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Newspaper Page Text3 ;! , 1 :! i i! 1 ,; i DAILY EUGENE GUARD. I. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher. I'uMislied every evening ol Ibe woes, dundars eiuepted. Address ell communications, end mike all remittances ptjaoie u we " iliuau, Eugene, Oregon. HUtMCKIiTION KATKH: tUAILY.) Djllrered by carrier, per sfecli 15 Delivered by carrier, per mouth V By mall, one year (lu advance) 00 six months 8 00 One mouth w Single copies. Will nol be aent by mall to any address, (or aiy length of time, unleea paid In advance. (WSSSLT.) one year lu advance) 2 00 la uuiilhii 1 00 Advertising rates made Imosru on application. Entered ai second-class matter at the Eugene, Oregon, postofQca I, l QT V D W fllTITT' If t'.lti In 2U TelDIllO Court New Yora City. K. KAK, Agent TUESDAY, - - JANUARY 5 LEGISLATIVE EXPENSE. Suloin Journal: Wo trustit shall not be amies to call attmition to the amount of money it takes to keep the records of the legislature in Oregon. The legislature has not increased in numbers or length of sessions. We find that the senate-in 1S7G and 1878 employed only two clerks, 8. C. Simpson and J. W. Baker, outing $650 for each session. In 1895 the senate desk clerks cost $1,455 for one session. Here are tlio expenses for clerks and employes (not comoiiteee clerks and mileage) for I.KQIHLATCltK 1885. Senate employe! $2,781 00 House 2,837 00 Henate record elurks 1,456 60 IIoiim record clerks 1,613 00 Contrast witli ton years ago, $G00 to if 700 for each housol Each Iioubo now employs five or six clorks on the records and pays moet of tlium flOaday. Tlio political necessity fur em ploying a largo number of persons about a legislature is now Booming ly so great that it oost more to REVISE and CORRECT the jour nals of the logUlaturo in 1895 than it did to keep thoso jouruals in 1870 and 1878. - We are making progress down hill. The populists and democrats of Harney county evidontly mean business. They held a joint moot- -lug of the two central oo mm it tees a few days ago, and are arranging a union of forcos for tho next state campaign. . A New York writer gives tho fol lowing description of a costume worn by Mrs. William C. Whitney at the opera: "The waist seomcd to be literally covered with dia monds and cmoralds. A tiara of diamonds and emoralds rested on her coiffure. About hor nock was a solid band of diamonds, from which wero suspended pendants of diamonds, falling over hor shoul ders. In the center of the corsago wr a diamond star: on either side wero other diamond clusters, and suspended from tlio right shoulder and falling down over the waist. was a singlo string of diamonds of lmmensosiso. I don't remember if she wore anything else or not." Philadelphia Ledgor: What is to be done with the vagrants? Shutting them up for the winter in warm jails is exactly what most of them desire, and is a reward rather than a punishment for their offense; while any proposition to set thorn at work and thus not only recoup the expenses of maintaining thrm but to make them useful members of socioty, is sternly op posed by the labor organiiations. The depression of labor is making tramps of men who, at the start, would work if they could, but who Don grow fond of living without work, and thus tho problem be comes more pressing every day, while no practicable schemes for solving it are being offered. Homo of the w pall hirst womon in Xw York's mott oxclusi re stety live not devoted aU their time to the study and practice of social graces. They have made the oppor tunity to acquire knowledge of prautic.tl things things that would enable lliem to cam an indepen dent livelihood if tlieir wealth should by some uiifurtiiitnus hap pening be swept aituy. There are many New York society women who could demand and receive good salaries for their talents and ability in various professions and lines of trade. Several society wo men have already gone into trade, and have been successful as millin erB, dress makera, caterers, florists and decorator,. Others to whom gaunt necessity is unknown, could do equally well. To lure a Cold lu One Iiay. Take Laxative Hromo Quinine Tub. lets. All druggists lofund tlie money If It fulls to cure. 25c. In the settlement" which the re ceiver of the National Bank of 1'en dleton is authorized to make with Hamilton & Rourke, the partners in the firm named pay 100 cents on the dollar upon every note for which they are directly responsible to tho bank. N a younjf girl's life mere comet a nine wlicn the carclc-ns innocence of child hood changes to the modest, blushing maidenly sell - con sciousness of ap proaching maturity. The eye is brighter: the form is rounder: there is a touch of shy coquetry in the U glance: the girl haa T. Income a woman. '') 1... J aL.t critical period so full of happy possibil ities, yet so hedged about with the phy sical sufferings and dangers peculiar to her sex. It has been said I that to be a woman is j to suffer. Too often man's whole nature is so bound up in the Mierinl function of her womanhood that any Hnturbance of this sensitive organism throu . the whole system out of harmony. " 1'cmale weakness" cnuses nine-tenths of all the wretchedness which women endure. It can never be per manently relieved by "local treatments. flint is generally an expensive, em bar ras ing, useless, niiiKC-snm. wiiiu is needed is I)r. Pierce's Favorite Prescription to reach the Innermost sources of the trouble and restore health and strength directly to the internal organs, 'fhi stops the weakening drains which sap life' foundation; heals all ulcerated conditions, gives the ligaments elastic power of themselves to correct mis- filaceinent of internal organs and imparts one.vlgor and vitality to the entire feminine organirtm. In a word the "Favorite Pre acttpliun" makes healthy, happy women. Dr. IMcrce In the Clilef Consulting rhvlclnn or Hie Inviillda' Hotel and bureical Imultute, Uiifliilo, N. V. He Unn made a lifr-ntmly of wo men's prctillir ailments. Over ninety pngesof hit art at work, "Tlie People' Common Sense Meulcal Adviaer," air devulrd to Hie couiidera tlon of dixeime pt-culinr to Comen. Successful nitnni or home-ttmtnirnt are therein HuirKmtrtl, miking it unufcewiry to employ a physician, or to m bin it to his "riiuniiifitions" and the Bttreotyprd, hut Rrnerallv uwleM, "lornl treat ment.'' Tweuty-one ( ii ) one-rent stump, to cover cmt of mailing cniv. will bring a copy of Ihlt uv-rtil book. AoMt-ew. World's Dis pensary Mrdical Association, UurTalo, N. Y. Notice for l'liblication. Land Oluoa at itoiebnrr, Oregon. Jnniliry 4, 1X97. Nolioa la hereby Riven that the fullowing nameil iMtlerhas flit-il nolic of his inten tion to make Anal proof in support of hia claim, and that auiil prrxif will he mmlo before Joel Ware, 11 H CO Commixsionrr, t Eiin.ne, Orexon, ou February 17, 1H'.'7, via: l.eowe Kuebel, on II K No 77t'!, for Hie J, as and sec 15 and v ',, tin ', see it, tp 15 a, r Cweal. He namea tbe followlcft vttncaiea to prove his contlunoua resilience upon and cultivation of, aaid land, via: J It Kneiynaon, J J Wiun, M F Miuert ml i Kuerguson, all uf Monroe, Ore (ton, KM Vtcd, Hegister. Notico for rublication. Land Office at lloaeburg, orctron, December ill, 1MM. Nolle la herebv given that Hie follovinii nautsl aetlier bas tllnl notice of hlynlen llon toniake final proof In iippor( ol Ills claim, and that aaid proof will be m ule be fote Joel Ware, 11 M 0 O Commissioner at Eugene, Lane county, Oregon, on January SO, IN',17, via: Jacob II tlodiiionr on II K No CoOD for the lie': of sre.ll in 15 1 l7 Hi A 1 I I M J ,.,, .ite,.JE-KANQS. Proprietor, prove bia continuous rcmleuce n(Htn and cultivalion of, aaid land, via: John Waring. John Fonntaln, John Stormant, Frank Htormsul, all of Vli,r villr. Oregon. H M Yiatvh. Uej;iler. FINAL 8KITI.KMENT. Noltc in hrrlv Kivrnthul TO IU tuhii-ki ml J II M of! mm. nlunuiiitritM of itt thrir aeeonnl lor Anal aetlbmentot said e-1 "i''.'n' !;'',",! r,'.''" '" M" "'"" tale and Mondaj the lit day rt February , v.,- l, are. Kuv.-m' .t a m. arrtrtn at t-a-IM'i nsa been eel bj enler of Ibe ciiiil for ! ,,rK at U a rn Krtiiriitiic, :iKe ta,s u-a- hearing ol iictiona to the unit T. (. lUsntu'Ki, llso. 11 Ooaaia, J. II. Sl,t'it, Ally lor eatat. A. bus. XOVIl'K 10 I'llKMTOKS. .tic U hSv itivM tint V 1- k couiitv, OnvYjn. .lminuirAtr ol lh ltt H K V K.m, dftviiftl, anl 1 rri. (iat imr Uimi V'ii.. mM wtilt r ln-l-y r .Ut.U,i to tMrnt !- kftm t. in" tiuir iri rd l my I- o biiMnc in .lum:i n K'iry tirwa, t at lh ifti, n( K K S)p rtfi in r.iuf ne, I'lTaTon, vtldic i Dl.lithn Irvm til Utf t)ifrmr. llfv! Kiitftnr, lnvn, l.-r. ?.M, lS-.nV, W aH l.i r, ! A.luiiiii4trt.r n( NiM wtAti. ' h K SMrw,MH. j Att v fit A limit. Li. . i.,. i ' 1 AN ELEGANT with each I SWEET CAP0RAL CIGARETTES Atf OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A COLLECTION OF BUTTONS WITHOUT COST. It would bo bard to convince a man Buffering from blllou colto that bis agony Is due to a microbe with an un- pronouncuble nnme. But one done of DoWltt's Collo and Cholera Cure will convince lilm of Its power to aflbrd liistnnt relief. It kills pail). Osbukn & Dl f.ASo. Lane County Bank. (Kstahllslied In mi.) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. O. 1IOVF.Y, Prpuldent. J. M. AKKAMH, Ciwhier. A. O. HOVKY, Jr., Aunt. Canbr. J. L. PAGE, DEAIJili IN (jRqCERIES Having a Larue anil Cuinplelc alocR of Htnplu anil Knticy Oroocrli bought in tlio Iwst nmrkt'lK, EXCLUSIVELY FOB CASH, t cau offer tlie publio Iwttcr prkva tlinn any otlier liouw hi Hugoue. jPToJict or ill Kinds tatsit al Martsl rrltes. EUGENE-FLORERCE STAGE LINE. Sluno leaven Knneiie Mmulnvs mid TliurMlnyaat Dam, ami arrives in Flor-rtKi-al 4 pin tlio day followlne. Iteturnlnn atnee "leavin Kloreiice Tiie-diivs anil Krlilaya nl 8 a in ami arrives In Kuceue at t) p in the day fi'llowln. RiVr'M.iiiM. in sets mr mip at r. nan, iii-rrv aerie, c-at lluru.t Pavvirirt's oitli Im. Ku i"e In Klur- euer. ii , , Lt,,, UM(J- K j 1'Urv at t p m. arrtvlnic In Eiieene at fi p rn. I Old Kentucky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. H. BEMSHAW, Proprietor. Kro !lio briiU o( - niiunLi, " uiiftnui, uiil, All Kinds of Wines. A U tho IVlvhn!.! .M il I.I A M 1 i t i i s 1. 1 ; ''ui.iirti ivr.r. iir.i lion tintM;;nu BUTTON FREE package of T. O.UEMnmcKS, 5. B. Kakim, Jh., ( 'fttihier Ot Eugene. T&U up lesli Capital $50,000 Surplus and Profits, $50 ,000 uugene - - Oregon A cen9rl banlrinv haDtjw dnne no rsMou laMet miH. yiVht .lmfu on NEW YOKK, l'HC.li(, H.N ritANCISCO nd 10 KT T,NI), OUKOON. Dills of. oiohftui- mI.I on fore urn oountritw. L)tp;iu recciv"! Mil-j-u to cjieck or oortiti- A.I jtiliH:ti.iH ntfutad tutu will reosirt pro'Ti;t bttenlton. Central Market 71) .ft Uf PHOHKIETORS, Will keep constantly on hand a lull suppl) it BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Wlitcli they will noli nl the lowest ninrkct prices. A lilrsiarc ol tlie hqTjHc Datronae solicited. :-TO TIIKKARMEK8.-i We w ill pay the highest market (irloe for Fat t attle, Hogs unci Hlieep. Shop on Willamette St., EUOENB, OREGON. aTtMents 1rllrer,Hl to any part of the ctty li.e ot rliarse. J. F. FORD, (Mvalii eli.1,) Of les Muiaes, I.w.. arntf nreler laU of .Man h 2 s lMl.li rt. U. Mko. Mm, Co., - . 1 )u fur, Oregon. Oknti.kmks: t)u arriving home t week, I found all well and atixiiiinly waiting. Our little irirl, eight ai, one- half years old, who had wasted away !puii.la.l.1ioW well, lronK and vinorotis, ami well fleshed tip. 8. u. uiit-ii i uro nas miiie its work we Itoth of the eliildrvn like if. Vottr 8. H. CoukIi t'tirp has otmil ami kept wy all lionrsmw from me. 8o irlve ivmi. . ... Yourw. Ik. am Mka. J. K. Kori. (or the "r:in, work. Flen the fiyntem wlih Iho Moalfxche mm I.Jtcf Cuiv, hf Ukiii" two or thtij wwk. SoM nntlcra ptwlii pturtnrf V) cvnt rer bottl n ill dniKk-Uu ri f.' . AT l t saasM 1 j MOV'VJ the t,o 1 ti:e morn fcOVVLS IN ING ltoUBOT2IKiT3 " Kursale at Verlaiuia 1 9tn nmi Urut .tore hi Bail mm A LADY'S TOILET not complete thout an ideal IPLEXIOI POWDEH. Combines every element of beauty and purity. It is beauti fying,' soothing, healing, health ful, and harmless, and when rightly used is invisible. A most delicate and desirable protection to the face in this climate. HAVE A DATE? roia (Glace.) Are a natural laxative. Is wholesome. Does not gripe or sicken the stomach. ' It is the coming laxative. Excellent for children. Hendersoc & Mnn can tell you more about tnem. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Roaeburg, Oregon, December 1, 18. Notice iahnrebv given that tbe follow ing Darned settler baa filed notice of hia in tention to make final proof in nopport of hia claim, aid that Raid proof will be made before Joel Ware, TJ 8 C C Commissioner, at Eugene, Lane connty, Oregon, un Jnn nary 19. 1897. viz Albert W. Edria on H E No 7712, for tbe ue v,iy, ne , se M ne '4. sec 20 tp 19 , r 7 west. lie names tbe following witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon and cultivation of, Bid land viz: John Dixon. Fred Lame, Ernest Pngb, all of Alma, Oregon, Benjamin Watts of Mouul, Oregon. R M Vkatch, ltegister. If DQIIM'MnS tnl Mtt)j to 'tli Mt j DnUtl O UMMdiMwnoribaU.nito-UTlurrCf. AS A PREVENTIVS by tUtKK im tt I IrapOTiMctoctxbacI nt roi.rtU diMsu; hut In BiowJ ., tkMslwltl' JviKfttMl tf XT T5l ir- J'r: rfH1 OBHUKN Ai HKI.ANO DlilKr'MJ Hid sole agonu. hiiRene, i rctiun. Brnoias V '1 lcnriifl cti'i'ln wn fir Ni"TorHlcV MtMi'tvi-o, or Kin i liii'vnn, ri'i lewiteu -Ih-UI or p-u ti .Mum n.u; io ior itniu uiwlUm, Otmt. KiJn- rie-. Acid Pi Ana:ni .-'nii:-' fur Alcohulii airi uthwr .ic:ms. J'mju. 1J, 2otod 60 txaU. THE ARNOLD Cht'MICAL CO. f 61 S. Western Areeira. CHICAGO, f HE EUGE1NE r r HPON II u POZZO i Insist npon having ths genuine. I Laxative Dates, S one of tho few prominent papers in Oregon mat docs not resort to liromos, Coupons, Prize Packages, Picture Hooks, Corn Plasters or some other fake device to make an apparent sowing of an increase in circulation. It therefore escapes the fate of papers that upon these extraneous inducements, which is to lie pitched into the street or thrown into the waste hasket a soon as tlie coupon is cut from their columns. HE (iUARD, on the larly and permanently into 80 per cent of the hemes of Eugene solely and entirely on its merits as a bright, clean, enterprising. progressive and comprehensive newspaper. It is delivered at an hour, moreover, when tho household lias both time and inclination to read, and it IS read thoroughly and carefully by every member of tho family. lhe?o conditions insure for every class of business announce ments not only the widest but the best publicity that can be secured in our city, Guarantees advertisers that it reaches more people.. than any other paper published in Eugene, and therefore has better results. THE EVENING GUA!I, in short, covers the field comj pletely, and no one who desires to reach the ... people can nlTord to do without the facilities )laeed at their command. "SIllrt n A HI vm i m m mm wm U. Hi (ft FOB ALL POINTS EAST. I Egl tEaVE DEPOT Fir RRIVE . Tla Hunt.' ItiKtmi Halt Lake, Omaha or Kaunas City, or via Ho kane, &ltnneaolii and St. l'aul, wltn through service to Kastern citfen. j For Pendleton. LaGramln' 1:00 1' M i'aily. :: A 11 wauy T.oo 1' 51 liuily. liaker City, Walla Walla, I Imyton, Colfax, Pullman :am Ually. i AiuHuow ana luunouuutng ( NttttlOIlB. f laical mixed train for I Bood River, The Dalles s W A M C:)l,ni Dally. lana intermeuiate points. Dally. Throuah Pullman sleeners. tourist fcln and reoliulng chair oars are attached to throuth trains. For all information, rates, etc., call at clt, office, corner Washington and Third streets Portland, or address W. H. nCRLBl'RT. General Passenger Aeeut k. moneill, Receiver and Manager. Portland, Oregon. J. J. McCLANAHAN, Agent, , Eugene, EAST MD SOUTH VIA Ttie Shasta Route OF TDE The Southern Tacilc k Express Trains Leave Portland Uuilv South I .l. ' 8.50 p m I Lv Portland Ar 8:10 a i, 1:59 a m Lv ui:ene J.v I 3 oil . 11:15 am I Ar San r rancisco Lv I 7Kh: p s Above trains ston at Kaet Portland. Orritn Citv. AVoodburn. Balem. Turner. Maricp. Jefferson, Albany, Tangent, Sliedds, Halm,), Uarrisburg, Junction City, Lui:ene, Cres- well, Lottafte (rrove, lJrain, and all stations from Kreehun to Ashland liiclnsive. B08EB0B0 MAIL, DAILY. 8.S0amlLv Portland Ar!4.40im 2.04 pm Lv Eusjene Lvll.20m 5.20 p mAr Roaeburg Lv8 00 am eAI.EH FASREKOER, I1A1LT. 4:UUnmll. Portland. Arll0:15ani 6:15 pm A Salem, Lv8.O0'am. DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE. PULLMAN BUFFT SLEEPBBD and SFCOND CLASS SLEEnNG CARS, Attached to all throngb trains. West Side Division. BETWEEN PORTLAND . AND 00K ALLIS MAIL TRAIN DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY.) 730 a m Lv Portland Ar I 6.20 on. 12:15 pm Ar Corvallis Lv 1:36 p u- At Albany and OervaHia connect witntreit, ot uregon central ft Eastern ifailway. EXPRESS TRAIN DAILY (KXf'EPT BONDAT.I 4:45 p m L Portland Ar I 8:25 a m i uo p m I Ar McMinnvilla Lv I 6M) a ot THROUGH TI0KKT8 to all Poi-iia in tbe Eastern Statea, Canada and Europe can ne onlatued at lowest rales Irom L. G. ADAIH, Agent, Enceoc R KOKULKR, E. P UOUEK8, Manacer, Ar-et. G, F. i.nd law- Ak' roKTl.ANIl. ORKCf.'J' LADIES DO YOO KNOW DR. FELIX LE BRUN'S STEEL m PEPYB3YHL PILLS KrathorIina) find only FKKNCH, Mfeaad rtv liable cor, on the murkrt. i'rioe tl.OU; sut bj depend for a show of success otlier hand, noes regu