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Newspaper Page TextDAILY El'UUXE tiUAfiD. I. L. CAMPBELL. Publisher, rubllihed every evening of tbe weea.huud.y. accepted. AddreK. All communication., and mke all remittances ji&yable to tbe Ki.'0n. (ilURD, Kiigcne, OreKun. Hl'tuTKIITiON RATI": U'llLY.) Delivered bjr carrier, per mixk 15 Ujllvered by carrier, p.r nioutli W Br mull, one jear(lu advance) Hlx months 8 w One month w, tingle oojtlej Will doi be sent bj mall to any addreu. or Bay length ol lime, unleas ald lu advance. (WKIILT.) One v.'.r (In advance) 2 00 dll raonlra . 1 00 Advertising rate, made known on application. Entered an second-class matter at the Eugene, OreKon, poHtodlce. KAHTKKN OFFICE-llO to Tettlnlo Court NewYorkCIlv ' K. KA'liS, Agon TUESDAY, APRIL 6. BICYCLE MUUKXINU. How should a recently bereaved widow, dress for her bioycleexercise? The question has been solved by a young Philadelphia woman who takes a daily spin dressed in blaek turban, black dress, black lcggins, black gloves, and with the handle bar wrapped in blaek crape and flying with black streamers. The pet dog is also dyed black. No mistake is made when this lair bi- cyclitit whirls along; she '8 ft widow in her wheeling weeds. The new counoil is pledgfd ti practice tho strictest economy in cily expenditures. . .Every charge that can be dispensed with should be lopped off. All classes of buai-nf-s enterprises have suffered from the financial stringency during the pa-it two years and should be sub jected to the least possible burden of taxation. Make taxes light as possible. The taxpayers demand t. The American Exchange bank of Buffalo, N Y, closed its doors tlis other day. The staUment mado by the directors is rather a novel one, in that instead of "de positors will bo paid in full," "tho stockholders will receive a premi um after all liabilities are paid." !Does your brothor sympathize with tho Greeks?" State University girl "lie dots ndeed; he has named two of our new pups Alpha and Omega." The voting yesterday developed some surprises. ECONOMY 1KS1A.NIEU. The peoplo expect the new coun o:.l to administor city affairs with the strictest economy. The incomes of laborors, mechanics and business men havo steadily decreased during tho past fow years, and publio ex penses should beguaged to meet this condition of affairs. The burdens imposed upon taxpayers should bo mado I li t as possible. Any extravagance cannot but materially injure tho present and future pros perity of the town. Of tho 357 members of tho preB' out houso of congress, only 1-18 were in tlio fifty-fourth congress, and 132 are serving their first torm Tho republicans control the house as thoy did in tho last oongro; but their majority has beon cut down by a hundred votes. In the fifty-fourth congress they had majority ot lou, now thoy can oount on a majority of but fifty. Half a hundred republicans who Bat in tho fifty-fourth congress liave been left at homo; their places have beon taken by democrats and pop ulists. It is intimated that tho Canadian tariff bill will bo less in the diroo lion of freo trade than was at first oxpected, tho inquiry into existing conditions having modifiul tin Vlows of tho liboral government, It will treat Amvricun product very much ns tho Dingley bill ii found to trfttt thoso of Canada, Tho report comes from V ashing ton that the senate will reduco the rate on wool fully 25 por cent as stated in tho Dingley bill whicl recently passed tho house. The Now England hiniiufaoturera dc ma ml this concession it is said The wool men voted as did these manufacturers last November. A Chicago pastor has engaged a "reformed gambler" to appear at tho church and show tho congre gation "how tho lambs are fleeced." Tho congregation had butter not take an uctivo hand in this ohjoct lesion or tho reformation of the gambler might not stand tho test. We are not sorry another city olootion is ovor. Men who can face the most exciting state or na tional ointesl without flinching or getting in the least excited, loso their heads in a contest over potty local offices and affairs, and are liablo to abuse their lx-st friends. Tho Umatilla county sheriff is in trouble, Ho is anxious to dii ohargo his two deputies but the county court will not accept their resignations. It is not a happy official family. ' . NOTICE TO CREDITORS. I r w Did you ever won der what that heavy weight on one side of a locomotive wheel was there for? Anyone who undcr stands mechanics knows the need of "a counter-balance to equalize power and keep the machinery going witli a steady even motion. With out it the machinery would wrench itself out of shape. It is the same way with the mnchinery of the human -body : it needs to go on steadily and regularly to be in good health not by fits and starts. The sudden wrenching medicines which peo ple sometimes taste to overcome consti pation, give a violent strain to the intes tines which weakens them, so that the costiveness is afterwards worse than be fore. What costive people need is a natural laxative like Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets which are powerful without being vio lent. They move the bowels gradually and comfortably but surely. You can regulate the dose one, two or three " Pellets" exactly as you need. They strengthen the intestines to do their own work, so that aRer their movements have become regular they keep on naturally of themselves. The " Pleasant relicts" gently stimu late and invigorate the liver to throw off biliousness ; and tone up the stomach to secrete tile digestive juices, and over come dyspepsia. The entire digestive, or alimentary, tract is put in motion in the regular steady way of nature and health. Tins is wuat niaices me rieas ant Pellets" so immensely superior to the numerous purging pills which wrench and weaken the system. Druggists may get more profit out of those other pills but yon don't. The " Pleasant relicts " are tiny sugar coated granules 40 or more in a little one-inch vial tightly corked, hence, al ways fresh and reliable. Bend at one-cent stamps to cover cost of mail ing ohv, nud get Ids crcnt IkjoIc, The People'. Common Sense Medical Adviser.tiAjoMWyFHi'.B. Address, World's Dispensnrv Medical Associa tion, No, 663 Main Street, UuUalo, N. V. Lane County Bank. (KsUMLhed In 1m-.) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. O. HOVEY, President. J. M. ABRAMH, Cashier. A. O. HOVEY, Jr., Asat.Casbr TBE ABOVE FiCTDEE DOES KOT REPRESENT a passenger train on the Chicago, Mi- waukee a. ou -j trains are vestlbuled, heated t- team and lighted by electricity. Each ... ..i arhrth has an -Uvirlo read BWflu . log lamp. Its dlnirg nun are tue iu the world ana -i aces on wheels. This great railway, eonmctiug T. (. IllXI'BICitS, V resident. 8. B.Eaxih, C Miliar P. E. Ssougbass, Aaalatant Caahier. First Ilatioaal Bank Ot Eugene. Paid up lash Capital $50,000 Surplus and Profits, 850,000 Eugene - - Oregon. A general banking business done on retwoa ble terms. HiKht drafts on NEW YOKK, CHICAGO, SAN FKANCISCO and PORT LAND, OREGON. Bills of exchange sold oo foreign countries. Deposits received subject to check or certifi cate of derail. All collections entrusted to as will receive orompt attention. i u Is gican v " a ...... ail tmnBcontiDe'.tft' Hues a UUVB ' . St. Paul and Omaha, a dUrvu to the traveling public tue uesi, T nkr t via tne cnicmru. a wt PriiI Railway are on wnunm at all railroad t'cet offices to point Id me Unlxd States or Liiii Vol aarw, toi..tr. and other mroruia- tloD addiess: C.J.EDDY, General Agent, roniana, uresuii. To Cure a Colli In One Day. Take Laxative liromo Quinine Tab lets. All drtiKKlats refund lha money If it fulls to euro. 25c, Binull In size, but gieat In results. Oo Witt's Ultlo Early Risers ao gently but thoroughly, curing liieil irestion, dysupsla and constipation Small pill, safe pill, best pill. Corner OrugHtorp, Vincent A Walton Prop rietors. It will be an agreeable surprise to persoim subject to attacks of biliotiB eolio to It'aru that prompt relief may be had by taking Chamberlain's t'oll Cholera and Diarrhoea Koinedy. In many luslances tho attack may be prevented by taking this remedy ai ihkii) as the llrsl symptoms of the dlt I'nso apiH'itr. 2,pi and 60 cont bottles for aalv by Oaburn & DuLano. mmmEmmm Blaulaid tied ticl Fl int ;V.'.ali'ITUfl. Contains ali i.'Vis Now nud Gocd. AVnaya Kaltablo. .. li tThe Guide Hand your choice fP One pju-Vot clllier Wouilt'iiil Bracchii;; A6ter, Now Jajian jlorniuj Glory or Pansy choice mixud for 1E3 CtSl. Txro rorkrU 'J.l r., ihrvt. a, kou 300. I Pull nrlAll prM cu. Vick's niustratod Monthly Magazlno which tells how to j,rov riiuu, flowers and VecuMe .mil i up to date on these subject, fr throe month, the Guide, an.l One Packet of Seeds, (lur.uil tihovc), for 25 cents. Vt.fa crd. iln .title vn ntl L J i.ir, w !. w will KnU a iWa lfKloiTHeelrret. II if jflwts ;viurs bv'is ; H "OCtlESTER, N. J L. PAGE, DEALER IN Having a Large and Complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries bought in the best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. I can offer the publio better prices than any other house lu Eugene, Prolate or all Kinds taken at Market Prices. TAKE -LIVERINE- FOU THE LIVER AND CONSTIPATION. For Sale by All Druggists. bes pai ns it NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is !i rtby Ritrin lb.it the uuder-1 tinned baa Lv tue LOUU,y uourt ol Luna County. Oiiud, oppointtd Aduiiu uirittur oi the t-aiaie of William Weber. d.otail and all pernors having olniaia ap .ioBt aaid estate ara hereby no lined to present tbe same to roe duly verilied, t my place o( busiti6-8 iu Junciion City, Ore goo, or at the law oAh of E. 11. Skipworib in Eugme, Oregon, within aix men lha from the date hereof. Dated at Eugene, Urfgon, vtornaiy '.(iu, 18J7. liosmir t. wiw, Administrator. E. K. Skipwobtb, Attorney for Admr. publication. Notice for 0ffi' Bofch . Notiee iahe.eh, (.1,.5,1 named nettle, b..Xa au?i",,B'lkfc ..ou .omakenu.lpro:inlbu c. eim. and that aai'd ptUli ft bi lote Joel Ware, USCor'M'W at EnBee, Lane connr """"C April 17. 8W. viz L on ii E No UGU4 i. .i7-"u V. t,,," . .V" u 1. ,""I Mil- salt any lada Central Market, ffATKINS PROPRIETORS. Will keep constantly on hand a full supplp! BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Which they will sell at the lowest ruarKei prices. A fair stare or tie pnHlic patronage solicited. : TO THE FARMERS.; We will pay the highest market price for Fat Cattle, Hogs aud Buecp. Shop on Willamette St. RIIGENE. OREGON. 3-Meata delivered to any part ol tho city tree oi cuarae. . Old Kentucky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. M. RENSHAW, Proprietor. Keeps the Best brands of WHISKEY, BRANDY, BIN AND All Kinds of Wines. Also the Celebrated SCHLITZ MILWAUKEE BEER ou draught. IVEfllUG GUARD IS one of the fow prominent papers in Oregon that does not resort to Chromos, Coupons, Prize Packages, Picture Books, Corn Plasters or some other fake device to make an apparent showing of an increaso in circulation. It therefore escapes tho fate of papers that depend for a show of success upon theso extraneous inducements, which are to 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 tho homos of Eugcno solely and entirely on its merits as a bright, clean, enterprising, progressive and comprehensive newspaper. It is delivered at an hour, moreover, when the household has boll time and inclination to read, and it IS read thoroughly and carefully by every member of the family. Thcsi conditions insure for every class of business announce meiits 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 GUAKU, in short, covers the field com- pletely, and no one who desires to reach the people can afford to do without tho facilities olaced at their command. MneU l(i, r Ha ji.uyo ill. oouunooiu ,ekiA' ""OKI eailivation of, said aDlj " " " 'lot John M Iio ,. ,: Karues Wade, Ch.rTe.lK21. TbomBoti, all of Leaburg oS? Si NOTICE TO CHEDITOItS. Knlinn ia hrrebv civen that tbe ncder- HlKneil liaa been by the county cmrt of Itne county duly apiaiinted ailministrator of the estate of William (if arhart, decaaed, and all persona having claim, atramat mui estate aro tiereby nolineu auu re(iureu w rraeui, 1,110 same t me, duly venneu, al mv residence in Lane county, or at the office of E K Skip worth, witbiu aix rnontlia from the date hereof. Dated at Euucne, Or, March 27, WW. Jas. M. Geahiiaut, Administrator of .aid estate. E It Skipwobth, Atlornt-y for Admr. NOTICE '10 CUEUITOUS. Notice is hereby iiven that W S Lee has been appointed by the county court of Lano countv, OreRon, administrator of the estate of E W Uoss, deceased, and a 1 persona hav ing claims against said estate are hereby re quested to present the same to me duly veri- hed at my place ot business in .1 unction tny Oregon, or at the office of E It Rkipworth in Eugene, Oregon, within six months from the date thereof. DateJ at bugene, Oregon, liec. Z-id, Ittuu. W S Lhe, Administrator of said estate. E R Skipwokth, Atty for Administrator. Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby civen that the tiuder- sigued has been appointed administratrix of the Estate of G. O. lloe, deceased, by the County Court ot Lone County, Oregon All persons holding claims against the said Estate will please prt sent the same to the nndersigned within six months from this date. January 2C, 1897. Ida n. Roe, Administratrix. Joshua J.- Walton Attorney for Estate. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice iB hereby given that Mary A Grifliu aud George W GrifDn have been duly ap pointed executrix and executor of the estute of Gilbert P Griffin, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same to tm executor at the store of tbe Griffin Hard ware Company at Eugene, Oregon, within six months from tbe date of this notice. March 15, 18U7. Maui A. Gbiffin and G. W. Gnti'Fis, Executrix and Executor Geo. B. Dohris, Atty. for estate, J. F. FORD, fEvfti.fAHf i Of Des Moines, Iowa, writes under date of S. B. Mkd. Mfg. Co., flWNTI.VMVV Oil nci-iviiir, uii uiuiiiig UOIIIC week, I found all well and anxioualy waiting. Our little girl, eight an one- iiBujtniDuui, vvnu mm wneieu away to 38 pounda, ia now well, strong and .iuiuua. uu well 1U'11U(1 lip. ft. 15. Cough (;ure has done its work well. Knt ll nf tlio nhil.lru,, U1ra U r u B. Cough Cure has cured and kept uwiDu iiuiu me. no give .... . J ' ml greetings lor all Wishing you prosperity, we are Yours, Mr. and Hits. J. V. Kokd. 11 you wish to feel fresh and cheerful, and ready for the Spring's work, cleanse tlie Fyntem ith the Headache Bnd I.lver Cure, 1 U'kiim Hold undera positi re guarantee 611 oenta por bottle bv all druggist. EUGENE FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Slngo leaves Eugene Mondays and i nursuaysai u a in, and arrives in I'lor eueeat 4 p iu the dav fnllmvl n. Relurniiig stage leaves Florence luesutiysRim r rulays at 8 a m and arrives in Eugene at 0 p ut the uiiy following. J INlil.K l'ABE. SOUND TKIl1 J.V00 . .1!) (10 Ticket. lor sale at K. liaiiKS1 il'very bani Ku ne, o.- at Hurd ,k llavein,rfs oUice in Vh.r. ene, ence. EUGENE-LEABURG. nereafterl will run a dally ttK between fjUKene and U-ablirg. Freight h, d hKgiie burg at 1 p in, arriving In Ki:gc:ic at 6 p m. A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete without an ideal PLEXIOI pozzoots Combines every element of beauty and ru,:ty. Itisbeauti- ng, soothing, healing, health W, and harmless, and when delicate and desirable protection to the face in this climate. 2 east 'm t. i " names the Movie, ' hu continuous ieiidf,1?," Notice lor Publication Land Office at. 08tb,g, Notice is herebv !. .tU,'?b 3-1 named aeitler has Bled aotic. of k'S ttontomake a-ial prof b. fore Joel Ware, TJ 8 C C P I at Eugene, Oregon, on Annf viz: Ella Havden on liv $ prove his continuous 1" cultivation of, said Dd vi. ....am yuryee, .im,,rso w ard Gofsett, aud Waidtn GoiJ,, ! Isabel. Oreoon. UOhstH. ' i NOTICE FOR PCwnCATiuy-- Land Office at Kosfbnrg, 0m?. vt .. . , , MA27,hJ Notice is hereby given that ih 0L ing-named settler has Bled Boticeofk! tenlion to make final prool i bis claim, aud that said proof ini. ! before Joel tVare, 0 8 C C f misBioner, at Eugene, Orre May 28, 1897, viz Andrew J i c" father and heir of John W Caraoo deceu? on homestead entry No55iil forlhe X,oy,ae , sec 8, tp 19 s, rUa He names the followiug witneaaj, prove his continuous resiaence upcm oultivation of, said land, viz: E Anderson, Gforge T Ware, H II To. sljke, and Boll McCollum, all of fW!1 Lane county, Oregon. w B U Tim,, Retiste. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIOS. Laud Office at Rosobarg, Ortjn Mnrch 25, lij;. Notice is hereby gives iliat lhtlol! ing'Uamed person bus filed notice ol b. tenlion to make final pioof in npfcnil bis claim, and that said prool will Uiii before Joel Ware, U 8 C ti Coomiisyw at Eugene, Oresou, on Jlny B, IS!, viz: J limes M Pnrkei, lor lie lou l,i and 3 seo 7, tp 19 s, r 1 w. Ho names tbe following xilmti prove his right to purchase uitl Inn under tbe fifth section of the Act ol Mud 3, 18S7, viz: Joseph D Mutloek and Locrr B tit land of Eugene, Kobcrt b! Camib-ll t Springfield aud James A Punln of Dulii Oregon. It M Veuce, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIOS. Land Office at Rowbnrc, Oi. March 9, 1S8T. Notice is hereby civen that Ifcttokr ing-named settler has tiled notirrcib intention to make final proof in sr. pon ! his claim, end that said pioof viMUaii before Joel Wure, U SO (J CommiiiiotiM Eugene, Lane oynnlv, Origin, a Mny 5, 1897, viz: Ir'wl W lilootM on. H E Nob7J for tbe lots 9, 10, ii ai 1G of sec 9 ip 16 s, r'2 eiisl. He namea thn following ilnH prove hia continuous resiiltnce niu' cultivation of, said laud, viz: Frank H Wood, Ira P Hower, Wimiraf Thomson and Clarence Tbom.oo, il Leabnrg, Oregon. It M Vura, g.Wlt NOTICE TO fXKMWS. Notice is hereby givnn that Ik": signed has been by lhe cooid) cotit" LanoCotiHly Oregon. spviinlMl .Un tra or of ih- estate of W V Helmet. .-oiiKed. .I'd all persons ht!M J agiiiiis! p.i ' estate are hirtly oi' r.qre.l.d l present tie lanie If ." vel.a-.d t my place of h".M,! Euuene. O Ron, or at the ls cib " tikip-...'h iu EiiHene, Ortgon, itl iu"i.ih- f p .1 lhe dale hi-rn i . D,.:e. Ut-genr, Or. eon, JIarrh M EKHtwti Adniini'- r.ilor of lhe ei-tuie of W I dersnn. .1 . tun. A. E It Sk'1-wmith, A'iv. for Admr. NOTICE KCK 1 UHMCATiUS Land Cff.ce aHi bi.rp, l' Kebriinrj 9, '' Satice is hereby given d.sl w ing-named et.l.r has ' li iuieuliou to make final pro"' '" 'TLi bis claim, nnd tba i.l, ''', before .loJl Ware.U S.Cl'S: at Eng. ne. Or. Ron, en M--rcl; i., (j v Iiimea L Ilolgnto in I H the f.y, uiii aud h',', . m ' r U wei-t. He names tho following ' j prove bis loulii'tious nlie 1 nltivaiirn ( 1 mm unu " 0 Joseph II FergntfOU.ol Mo,Tiu,i ndAlvin WUsnow. ,',"'1'nr, rank Williams, of J'-'""1.," 'y, ' ni-'il administi:atoi;'s sen' v.,..-M i. i,.,.l. rivrn tl at hr ,irtI' rT onier of the t'oi rn t'nirt "f ''("j,!,:"! Oregoi., made on lb' tin-' ' , lb( S97 , the urderMt-neo - ..r.-vis1" lav of Man h, 1MT, ' ."."cUrt H lftetno.ui of ssitl day t ,,..0IIi"J ;,.! llernooii OI .fill oJ . , i.-oB 1J . nm in Eng. re. l.ai.e frimt' "'', ,t( ..i. .-.I ...II t i i.l hr iii.tfi,, ..jmii estbidd.rfor ol,;!,- '"'';" V"t prort lo-v.ii : 'I I " v ' . j ; tion ti, and ti e v. 1 ol tl ' , ' if , I.; l tp ISr, l ? y v r : ' ,,, p'.y acr... In 1 an cm". ' ". . i,,l f ufl.lo.kL'. l"t..,. -': ' j, ir .. ,1,1 S.I Hoik L. I.''f'.",,r' .11 in an.l il lot-fl. 7. fat dl' m I''" ' ' , ,tr. C" ne'.A.!.liii-n I" Ki'.-"". u .o": gon. or w mm n ' ' " 1 ."' ,.,, ,t.: to .... ... ... I, ih.r.. I ,1 t.. .... . l.tn lli.!t!l the rxi en", nl adn IMS'"" ltd February . J; c WsrrfJtil A.Imnl..r.t,.r,fll.K'' '" 0,1511 ny deceased.