i)AlLY Ei:UM3 GU-UU).
I. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher.
Published everj ctenlugof the wecl.BuuilaTs
lUfeftcU. AdlitUM all coluuiuuicallous, aud
suae all remittances pt.rabla to the Ecus
tjC&an, Eugeue, Oregon.
ift-l-UHTlOS BATH:
(1Aii.r.j
Djllrered bjr carrier, per ireek I 15
Delivered by oarrter, par moulu Go
lit mall, one rear (lu advance)
mi months 00
Otiemuutu M
slnale cojdes
Will uol bo sent by mall to 7 addresa, 'or
11.17 length of tlme unless paid in advanca.
(WESELV.)
One rear tin 4ilrRiicaJ T2 00
Hli mouths 1 00
Advertising rats made known on application.
Entered an second-class matter at the Eugene,
0 exnu, postolnue.
EASTERN OFPICK-230 to 2:11 Tomnle Court,
Now York Citf. K. KAK.AKont
THURSDAY, - - APRIL 1,
Mr William II Lawlor, manager
of the mining nompany bearing his
name operating at Anideru, Linn
county, iB in Paris, France, where
for soveral weoks lie has beon un
dergoing treatment for I'iseyes. The
latest reports received aro that the
right eyo will have its sight fully
restored, but the left eye will prob
ably be bereft of sight. Mr Law
ler has been kept in a dark room for
several weeki, attended only by
his surgeon, trained nurses and Mrs
Lawlcr, but it is expected he will
soon bo released from confinement.
Tho treatment he underwent was
a horoic one, but it was the only
means loft to preserve his sight,
and tho fact that the operation has
provon partly successful is a source
of groat satisfaction to his family
and friends.
The ingenious Frenchman who,
it is claimed, has discovered a pro
cess of color photography will make
lots of trouble for governments that
use paper curreney. Colored seals
and check number heretofore have
proved serious obstacles in the way
of counterfeiters.
TruEts and combine continue to
oinch the public. The latest is a
mall but powerful one. It is a
peanut trustand has cornered three
fourlliB of the crop. The peanut
eater will have 10 pay fancy prices
for peanuts this year.
News from hop yards is that but
little work has been done towards
getting them in shape for cultiva
tion. The continued wet weather
keeps the ground in a condition
that prevents cultivation.
The Salem Journal says Secre
tary of Stale Kincaid keeps his
head clear and refuses to act as
arbitrator and "discriminator" in
auditing and allowing all the bills
against tho stuto of Oregon. His
decision is made bo clear and plain
in a letter wriltun by him that all
persons must oonccdo its correct
ness. It would he impossible for
any man without tho preeonco ol
tho Almighty to audit tho bills
that will ho piled up at the secre
tary's door. The legislature bolter
meet and uiaku tho appropriations.
Tho annual city election bug
aboo Is exciting our people again.
Tho voters should elect a reliable
major and councilmon who have
business and property intorosts in
the town, and are permanently lo
o.ited. We can safely triut on)
man, answoring those condi
tions, to lcgislato. for our host in
Lending citizens of Carson City,
sinco the exo'toinont ol tho recent
prize fight has subsided, are ogita
ting tho roneal of the bill which
made prize fighting legal in the
bagobrush state. Thoy are doubt
ing as to w bother thero was enough
money sponi in the city to neu
tralize tho stiina which they fool
attaches to the stato.
Thccnsoof tho Chicago young
woman who thought she saw a man
and then died bocauso of it, is re-
niarkablo. Farther west, suoh a
happening would be regardod as
impossible. Tho probable explana
tion may bo, thnt it was supposed
to be a Chicago man that tho iloml
lady thought sho saw.
Somo distrustful people have
doubted that Hon Thomas Tongue
of Oregon was a statosman, Every
lingering misgiving is now, how
over, removed. Tongue has intro
duced n bill in congress. It appro
priates $100,000 for a public build
ing at Salem Oregon.
Tho President of the Transvaal has
suspended his grandson from office.
It is usually the case tho grand
father gels tho worst of the deal in
conflicts between parties holding
such relations. That old man, evi
dently, Is free from babyhood domination.
A terrible taU is that coming
over the eleotrio wires from the
stricken town of Chandler, Okla
homa. The death dealing cyclone
did not lack for victims.
If nothing more serious than
weather shall ever gather about to
vex the United States navy the
boats will be all right and the
country will be in luck.
Illinois is a reformer. A bill
has been passed in that state pro
viding for a puniBbmont to news
papers for reproducing pictures of
prize fighters.
When two China
ln e n meet, their
way of sayine
"How do you do?''
is "How are your
bowels?" It
amounts to the
'same thing. If the
bowels are in good
condition the rest
of the system is
pretty sure to be all
right. But when
they are consti
pated, it Iia9 a half-
paralyzing effect on
the rest of the body
and the mind too.
Headaches, dyspep
sia, biliousness,
nervousness, poor
sleep, weakness, heart palpitation ansj
gloomy spirits, all come from constipa
tion. And that isn't the worst of it: It
lays your system open to all sorts of
Serious ana dangerous illness.
It isn't safe to neglect constipation and
It isn't safe to use dangerous wrenching
carthartics, to overcome it, either. They
leave you worse off than before. What
is needed is a mild natural laxative like
Dr. l'ierce's Pleasant Pellets. They act
surely but without any violence. They
retnilnte and strengthen the intestines to
do their own work. When the " Pleas
ant Pellets" cure you, you are cured.
You don't become a slave to their use.
Take care the druggist doesn't give you
something else lie calls "just as goou."
It may be lor mm, out now vxnam you r
You might learn a thousand valuable
lessons about preserving your health by
reading Dr. Pierce's Common
Sense Medical Adviser. It is
a grand book and the present
edition ia absolutely free to
nil who send 31 one-cent
stnmna to cover cost of mail
ing only. It contains ioo3
naircs and over too engrav
ings. 680,000 cloth-bound cop
ies have been sold at $1.30
each. This free edition i
In strong manilla paper covers, otherwise
it la just the same. Address World's Dis
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. V,
To Cure a Cold tu One Day.
Tulrn T.nvut.lvA llrnm n Onlnl nn Th
lets. All druggists refund the money
11 11 mils 10 euro. c.
For a fain lu the chest a piece of
lliinnwl dampened with Chamberlain's
1'iiln Balm and bound ou over the Hen'
of the puln, mid another on the back
between, the shoulders, will 11 (lord
prompt relief. This Is especially vnl
liable in cases where the palu Is caused
by a cold and there Is a tcudeucy to
ward pneumonia. For sale by
Osburn & DeLano,
,M .l'i - I .v". .1 ! 1 1 1 1
liu.mlr.rj t;tou and riant
.ii. Uvutfogue. Contains uu
'."VS s Kew sail Goal. if
M'fhe Guide M
and your choice
One packet ciil.c-
WotulurM Branohlusr Aster.
j Now Jn-a llwubj Glory or
j Tansy eheico uiixej for
XE3 oto.
5 Two purkrw M j c, thtw n cti 300,
Full null pne iittj.
VicVs in-istraicrl
Monthly I-far.nziua
vhu h tells how to rovr
Pl.mls, Flowers and
Ycect.iM.- and r up to
date en thec m'.vta,
for thrc-) ni'Mi'Iis, the
Guide, nn.i Ciie
IV'-.: st Sost'i,
(u.u. u o .-c'i, for
i!5 tl.::U.
Lane County Bank.
(EiUbliihed lu J58i)
EUGENE, OREGON.
A general Banking business
In all branches transacted on
favorable terms.
A. G. HOVEY, Presldeut.
J. M. ABHA MeJ, Cashier.
A. O. HOVEY. JR., Asst. Cuabr
S. B. Kakik,
C'Mkiir
-: t "ift n, r
T. Q. Hzttdbioiib,
froel.lcnt.
P. E. Snodobass, Aniatant Caihier.
First National Baal
Ol Eugene.
Paid up Us! Capital $50,000
Surplus and Profits, $50,000
Eugene - - Oregon.
A general banking business done on reaaoL
able terms. Biht drafU on NKW YOKK,
CHICAGO, SAN FUANCISCO and FOKT
LAND. OKEGON.
Bill of exchange aold on foreign countries
Oepoeite received subject to check or certifi
cate of deposit,
All collections entrusted to us will receive
prompt attention.
J L. PAGE,
DEALER IN
Having a Large aud Complete stock of
Btaple uud Fancy Groceries bought
in the beat markets,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
l can oSer the public better prices
than any other house In Eugene. -
Mare of all Klmls takeo at Market Prices.
TAKE
-LIVERINE-
FOR THE
LIVER AND CONSTIPATION.
for Sale by All Druggists.
-rnr iTn.vp Pir.TnfiE DOES NOT REPEESENT
a passenger train on the Chicago. Mi-
.., n..:l.... V. Tt
wuukee bt. ruui runio;. -trains
are veetibuled, heated r hteam
and lighted by tlecliiclty. Each
sleeping car berth tins an -le -trio read
log lamp. Its diuh e w "e the t8'
in the world ana 't -otches are pal
aceaou wheels.
This great railway, coum cting as It
does wiih all trauscontine .ta. lines a
St. Paul nud Omalia, a; our. b to tilt
traveling public the Ut service
known. Tickets via tbe Chicago, Mil
u nkee & St. Paul Railway are on sale
at all railroad reft ofllces to any
....i..t i.. I... n? i..wl Htnti'H or uauana.
Foi maw. lulour and other informa
tion addiess:
C. J. EDDY, General Agent,
Portland, Orecjon.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice ia btrt-by f,iteo Ibat tbe uudtr- j
aigued baa Lei n by tbe Couuty Court of
Labi) Count j. urrgoD, appumti-a Aamiu
inliator of the eaiale of William Web-r.
dfCflunH arid all pertuiiS having claim i
aaiDst Baid eatnto are hereby uolifid 10
.. . i ann.M in niA .lnlv vxritttut. u t
my place of buiues in Jnnulinu Cily, Ore
gun, or at the law oflioe of E. 11. SWipwortb
in Eugme, Oregon, witbiu six uuiitba
from tliB data tiercol
Dated at KoEi ue, Onuou, 1-rliru ir 27tb,
18J7.
llOUEUT ( LOW,
Aduiiiiib'.ralor.
E. it. Bkipwobth,
Attorney for Adair.
7IT0
Central Market,
iinivi u ii inn
PROPRIETORS.
Will keep constantly on hand a lull supply
BEEF, MUTTON,
PORK and VEAL,
Which they will sell at the lowest
market prices
A Mr snare of tie public patronage solicited.
: TO THE FARMERS.;
We will pay the highest market price
for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Hhcep.
Shop on Willamette St.,
EUGENE, OREGON.
Meats delivered to any part ol tho city
l red oi cimrgu.
Old Heotaeky
LIQUOR HOUSE,
W. REHSHAW, Proprietor.
Keeps ! he Best brands of . ?
WHISKEY, BRANDY, GIN
AND
All Kinds of Wines. '
Also the Celebrated BCHLITZ
MILWAUKEE BEElt on draught,
I
S one of the few prominent papers in Orcsron
ii. - i. i - . . . 1 .-
uiui, uous not, resort to Uliromos, Uoupons,
Prizo Packages, Picture Books, Corn Plasters
or somo other fako device to make an apparent
showing of an incroaso in circulation. It therefore escapes
the fate of papers that depend for a show of success
upon these extraneous inducements, which are to be
pitched into tho street or thrown into the waste basket
as soon as tho coupon is cut from their columns.
THE GUARD, on the other hand, goes regu
larly and permanently into 80 per cent of
the homes of Eugene soleJyand entirely on
its merits as a bright, clean, enterprising,
progressive and comprehensive newspaper. It is delivered
at an hour, moreover, when the household has both
time and inclination to read, and it IS read thoroudilv
and carefully by every member of the family. These
conditions insure for every class of business announce
ments not only tho widest but the best publicity that
can bo 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
GUARD, in short, covers the field com-
. pletoly, and no one who desires to reach tho
people can afford to do without tho facilities
placed at thoir command.
NOTICE TO CHEDITOKS.
Notice it hereby eivf n that tbe under
signed half been by the county c.iurt of Lane
county duly appointed administrator of the
estate of William Garlart, dcuased, and all
persona havinK claims airainst said estate aro
hereby notified and required to present the
same to me, duly verified, at mv resilience
in Lane couuty, or at the ottice of E It Skip
worth, witliiu six niontliB from the date hereof.
Dated at Eutfene, Or, March Si, uw.
Jas. it. Geakhakt,
Administrator of said estate.
E R Skipworth,
Attorney for Ailiur.
NOTICE TO CREUITOKS.
Notice is hereby iriven that W S Lee has
been appointed by the county court of I.ana
county, Oregon, administrator of the fsttte
of E W Ross, deceased, and a 1 persons hiv
ing claims against said estate are hereby re
quested to present the same to me duly veri
fied at my place of business in Junction City
Oregon, or at the office of E R Skipworth in
Eugene, Oregon, within six months r from the
date thereof.
Dated at Eugene, Oregon, Deo. 22d, 1890.
WSLeb,
Administrator of said estate.
E R Skipworth,
Atty for Administrator.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given (bat tho unde
signed has been appointed administratrix
of the EstMf of G. 0. Roe, deceased, by
ihe County "Court of Lane County, Oregon
All persons holding claims, against tbe said
Estate will please pr sent the same to tbe
undersigned within six months from this
date.
January 20, 1897.
Ida B. Roe,
Administratrix.
Joshua J. Walton
Attorney for Estate.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that Mary A Giifliu
and George W (Jrifflu havo been duly ap
pointed executrix aud executor of the estate
of Gilbert P Griffin, decensed. All persons
having claims Rgsiust said estate are berehy
required to present the same to the
executor at the Btore of the Griffin Hard
ware Company at Eugene, Orison, within
six months from the date of this notice.
March 15, 1897.
MiRi A. Griffin and G. W. Griffin,
Executrix and Executor.
Geo. B Donms,
Atty. for estate,
J. F. FORD,
(Evangelist,)
Of Des Muinas, Iowa, writes under daU of
March 23, 1S!:
8. B. Med. Mfg. Co.,
Dtifur, Oregon.
Gentlemkn: On arriving home last
week, I found all well aud anxiously
waiting. Our little girl, eight ai, oue
half years old, who had wasted away
to 38 pounds, ia now well, strong and
vigorous, aud well fleshed up. 8. B.
Cough (Jure has done its work well.
Both of the children like it. Your S.
B. Cough Cure has cured and kept
away all hoartniess from nie. Ho give
iv i., uno, wini greetings tor nil.
Wishing you prosperity, we are
Yours, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Kohd.
It you wish to feel fresh and oheerful, imrt
!l,"eP,;''g , or, cleanse theswlem
with the Headache anil Liver Cure, bv tak.no
two or thlee doses a week.
Sold undera positt re guarantee
SO cents per bottle bv all druggists
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor.
Stage leaves Eugene Mondays mid
Thursdays at 0 a ui. and arrives in Kh.r.
enceat 4 pm the day following.
Itetumiiig stage leaves Florence
Tuesdays and Fridays at 8 a in mid
arrives in Eugene at 6 p m the tiny
following. J
SINGLE FARE.. ,. ,.
KUU.NOTKll'
Tickets for sale at K. M
gene, o- at Hurd ii havvupnrt'a ollii'e in 'foi-
Notice orPuhil5?
L.ndOffioa.tHo
cltim, aud tbatsain
fni J..-I w. "yP'Oof.iiifwi.J
AP'H 17, jaw :i.r"J' OrM
oo HE No WuV ,
'AatX and Intu i '
10 s. r 2 east. " mi'
Ha nam th. Iollo.. l
prove b a oontinnoj,0""' E ilN,1
" "' Ol, Said l,j , 1
. JohuM Davis, 0T'' 1
Karnes Wade. Ch.H ,M.oJ
Thomson, all of UabnX,Ju SI
J&t
Notice fnr P..u-
Laud Office at . obo o'
Notice is hereby Riwn .fell I
named s.t ler has Sled ooTw"?
tion to make Bual proof taJ1
claim, and that paid
btforoJoel Ware, C 8f?,illh
"J.Eue.ne' Oregon, oV&'S
.u "a, "Jden on B iSI
for the swJiof sec 20. m is t
lie numes the loluiL''"
prove bis continuous , il2
cultivation of, said lsnd 1
.....ui uuryee, Jtfferion W. .
ard Gosselt, and Wsidsr, n"?J
isubel, Oregon. """".ii,
. Bqi
N0TICE Kliiu
Lond Office at BonfW o.
Knliai.l..h. .!..u.8.lit
ing-named settler has filed MitT
tendon to make fin.l T"""!
bis claim, and that said nrmi.nfM
before Joel Ware, (J S n c 71
missioner. at Enoen. n. v i
father and heir of John W Csno. i2
on homeBtead entrv Wrssi i...,'""
.nBeJi, sec 8, tP19,
prove his contmucas rMioence
coltivation of, eiid land, a:
Blyke, and Holl MoOollam.ill l2
Laue countv. Orionn.
HU Tie,
RtW
, EUGENE-LEABURG.
should bo l..fi i n,;.1.i.i. ""fK.iae
departure of UicitsVe. K M''e
buriTat l . m Kiy",L' a m' ""Ivlnn at la
burg at 11 a m. K-tiirning, stage leaves la-
uuik ai i p m
arriving In hrgene at 6 p ra.
A LADY'S TOILET
Is not complete
without an ideal
lOMPLEXIOi
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIOS.
Land Office at Rosetmtg, o,
Noltoe ib hereby given tbit thiib
ing named person has filed DtticagfU:
lent ion In mat final n.Al .
hia nlnim nnd l,a aalA 1 .i1",
.unv oaiu piuvi Vlimail
before Joel Ware, D 8 0 u uiiia
hi r.ugenp, ureeon, on AJay (,
via. tfnuirs ui x-araer, lor tit ffltl
AH .9 em 7 tn 10 a ,1.
" ' " i -
f .."m miuoDi
prove bis right to purchase nid tai
under the fifth section of Ihe Ael ol In
3, 1887, viz:
Joseph D Matlook and Lorn B li
l..J n t? A ou.-x n n. ' i h
Springfield and James A f aim ji to
n...nn..
R M Yum,
Bigim
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIOS.
Land Office at Boboi(,0i
Jlarcli s,
Notics is hereby given that lb!o!i
lug-nnmerl settler has tiled noun i
inteution to moke final ptooliniiPW
his claim, nnd that said proof willtiaw
before Joel Ware, S fi C CoBmiiBati
Eugene, Lone county, Or-jn, i
Mav 6. 1897. viz: Ired W Bld
on H E No 8715 for the loli9,,li
16 of sec 'J tp 16 s, ii east.
lie uumos the following
prove bis continuous residence ipia
cultivation of, said land. Tie:
Frank H Wood, Ira P Bom M
Thomson nnd Clarence Tbomo, '
Leubnrg, Oregon.
BMTuin,
Btfta
NOTICE TO CilROITOBS.
Notice is I rebv sirsn U"1
l.v the ennnh tn
LaiieXii'iuy Oregon, appoint lW
i,..,.., of .1,.' a.i.i. n( W V Hen(t
ee.iBfd. 1 all persons hnia?.1
nainsi si estate sre hireby ncuW"
i .ODa,,t ii h Hsine to a11
... f..,.i . . ni.u ( hnaineti
F.uoetie, O con, or at Ihe lawo&te
Skipworih 'n Eugene, Orteon,
Dated t Hnatiie. Opcod, Bk f
A rim i n it;'rntor of the estate ol ?
derson, dt ceased.
E It Skipwoiith,
Attv. for Admr.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
Land Office at Bosebtrg, Offf
Notice is heieby en that ttoljjl
SB
I
POWDER
pozzonrs
uomDines every element of H
-auty ana pm.ty. It is be.iuti
V ng, soothmg, healing, health-
Ah a!. d when
r'ghtly used a invisible. A most
tothefSnd.deSjableI,rotecti
to the face m this climate.
Ifilrt njen havinif f n. i
I SBB
I IV IT IS FOB 4.7T.ur 1 wJ
ng-nomea ieiw.- -...
iniention to mi ae nni e"; "...
his claim, nnd that ssidproof
before Joel Wnre.U. 8. C. C.Cobb.
at Eugene. Oiegon, enai""" Mi
James L Holgate en H "JUj
tbe y, ui 'A and bY, teH-T
"U"- ... -.limine wit
lie iiuiiit'3 i no '"""" ,"
nrove bia continuous rtioK 1
cultivation if said lain v 0rt
Joeph II FerBUesoti. ' u,
,nd A h in W Dsrrew. "'"'J'
r b u-iiii.n,. ( Junction CilT."
" ' 11.11.
Kejo""
ADMINISTRATOR'S N0TICT-
orsu
Notice is hereby given that tf
onlcr of the County t'mlJ r,KJ
tireiinh, made on me . ii-
1S!I7. Ihe iimlercned en SatornjJ , t
day of March, 1M17, t "D.r."cort JJ
afternoon of said day ''"(WMBfiil
door in Ei'B-ene, I-anf couni-, - .
for sale and sell at pl '"fZtr
estbid.ler for fl., the '"" X,,J
pn.iwrty to v. ii : 'I l net
linn IS in.t th. A nf the t . , I
in tp 18 s, r8 n: r'ff 'ii i
action 1, inrt the e J of 1 ''.,,' i .USJ
in tp 18s. r 4 n,. c",,1'1n''k,'!it, V
acres, in I.ai.euntv, Orr.-;j yKk J?
4 and S e Mock 2, lot. S.t It,
I lot fl. 7. S and !' in
V "..tr,
niv'i A.lilition to Fu me, !' r
- . i ml,
L'on . nr
to satufy
much ih.efss ,
,1,. rlin,. SCSI'"'
the upem.a oi adn irutrlffc
Dattd February 4tb, is J; g yriirTrtj
thm i ' """"i""
, I . j r.v. Estate
innnniBi r'. v. ...
ncy docmwll