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Newspaper Page TextJA1LV l.t Mi-ND UL.xl'A). I. L. CAMTUELL, I'ublLiLer. PubiUhed every eTellingof tho woeM, Sunday atuepusl. Addreaa all communication!, mu tntZe all reralllaucea payable to the Bions liUAai', KuKuuc, OleRou. rSlrWKinlOS ItATKtJ : - Dolivered by carrier, per k I IS Dllrered or carrier, per mouth Bf mall, one yearllu advar.o) His moutha a 00 One mouth a'.aiclu cui'lua ' Will uol bo aut by mall to auy addreaa. 'or ny length ol time, unleai paid lu adrauca (WIIILT.) One year (til adi'Mire; $- 0 Alt rr.oltla I 00 lilvurlliliiK ratea made known un application. Kulcretf an lecoinl-claat matter at tbe Kugene, O.-erfun, poatomce. i ,vt ru ir iiwiil nf Culilnrnia ia hut liuiiiiiij iluwu the gutjeriia toriul chair 3 a matter of fun. The other day he got bis pen into use) and promptly vetoed over 2,000, 000 of unnrr-eisary appropriations iliat had been mad by a coa-pla-cent eaey goine; legislature. A gov ernor like that earns his salary. EASTERN OFFICK-; to ill Tumide Court Now Vora City K. KAI2, Agou , WEDNESDAY, - - Al'IUL 7. Still on tho lips of all we question The Bnger of Old's silence lien; Will Wis lost hands in ours be folded? Will tlie shut eyel'ds ever rise? O friend! no proof beyond tills yearn in K This outreach of our hearts we need; Ood will not mock the hope he givetli, No love he prompts shall vainly plead. J. O. Whittter. Local election returns from Ohio and Michigan show an almost un broken series of democratic victories. Cincinnati may Le given as a sample. In Novemher the city gave McKinley 20,000 plurality; now it is deuiocratio by over 7,000, while the vote is bt-t 13.0C0 short of the presidential vote. Stralton, the Cripple Creek mil lionaire, refuses to go into any money making schemes. "What J am trying to do," says ho to pro moters, "is to keep my income down within the limits of decency." The Lebanon Advance says the woman who thinks more of the bal lot than Bhe does of her baby will never boost this old nation forward many notches. CAN CIlANUK HIS SKIS. "Can tho Ethiopian change liU skin, or the leopard his spots?" wroto tho holy man in sacred writ. Prof liluko, a Kansas scientist, Hays tho Ethiopian can do that very thing and lie will tako tho job of making a while man out of a dark ey without tho least doubt of his ability to successfully reform tho font. Tho l'rof says the color of the nogro is duo to a carbon pigniunt underlying tho skin and can be s i transrormcd by electricity as to leave the Buhjict with a fair com plexion. This will be done by tho decomposi ion of tho molecules ol carbon. It only remains to find a practicable method for appl) ing tho electricity to be able to wipe out the color lino for all time. "YX IIOPX." Said an article in n wesleru pa per apologetically, that our rxitdxrs will pardon this wxxks issux and thx sxxmingly mys- txrinus nbsxuex of a cxrlain lxttxr. Shooting Sam Itibbxr camx into our oflicx yxstxrday and statxd that as lix was going hunting mid bad no ammunition hx would likx to borrow somx of our typx. Hx- forx wx could prxvxnt it hx had graboxd all thx Ixttxrs out of thx most important box nnd disap pxarxd. Our subaoribxrs can hxlp rxplxuish our stock if all thosx who arx shot by Sam will savx thx obargx wbxn it is pickxd out of thx m and rxturn it to us. Nxv xr mind if it ia baltxrxd a littlx." Pross and Primer. Senator Mark Manna evidently ueuoves no is sua eniiinrorinR a presidential or some other political campaign, as ho continues to bhiuI out ready made odi'.orials to the republican press. Tho motives of tho arch-boodler are manifest when it is considered theso appeals are made in the interest of monopolies and leeches upon the body politic. The old man is simply carrying out his ivnte-eloetion contracts. The tnonnp ilics delivered the goods last November and now the people aro called upon to nvtko payment. For tho first lime in twenty eight years Ohio Inn two republi can rcpftMontutivos in tho United States senate. Invariably repub lican on national issues, and gener ally o in stale contests, it has been Ohio's strange fortune that her rep resentation in tho senate has been uniformly divided between Ilia parties for nearly thirty years. tieneral loxcy says tho eoplc s party is practically dead, lie i.it:; that new party, name unknown at present, will bj organized at Nashville next July, lis principle will be tho government control tf railroads and tho it-sue of mm interest-bearing bonds, abolishing gold. Lane County Bank. (EtUJthd In VKLi EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. O. HOVKY, President. J. M. AHKAMS, Cannier. A. (J. HOVEY, Jb Aast.Cashr T. (J. Ilmimci:s, B. B.Eakin, l'reaident. Caahler F. E. SnoIhjrass, Aaniataut Culiier. Sometimes an apparently dead man may be re. vived may be re suscitated. Some times it is often hard to tell whether the man is dead or alive. We hear of people Who have been buried alive. A man must be com. pletely dead before hope should be abandoned. It used to be true that when a man found he had con su mo tion, he irave tin immediately, (jonsumn. lion was considered a necessarily fatal dis ease. It was considered incurable. As soon as it developed enough so that a physician could decide that it was really consumption, the Tiaticnt was considered as Brood as dead. Years ago, Dr. Pierce found out that con sumption was not Incurable, that it was not necessarily fatal. He not only found this out, but lie Jotiua out a way to cure con sumption. He introduced his "Golden Medical Discovery." The " Discovery " will cure 98 per cent, of all cases of con sumption if ii is taken according; to direc tions, Consumption is a disease of the blood. It is caused by impoverishment of the blood, and by the existence of disease perms in the system. If the body is per fectly strung- nnd healthy, and the blood Fei fectly pure, serins arc easily thrown off. f the body is weak, if the tissues are in capable of much resistance, the perms find a resting place nnd develop. That's the way consumption begins. The " Golden Medical Discovcrr " searches out the perms, forces them out of the system and cures consumption and other kiuurcu diseases ot mc in roar, oron' chia and luiitrs. No doubt about it. no ones. tion about it. It has done it in hundreds and thousands of cases. The "Discovery 11 is sold ill umg- bio res. The Teople's Common Sense Medical Adviser, in plain Ku Rlisli, or Medicine Simplified by K.V. Pierce. M. l.. Chicl Comult- hiH Pltysleinii to the Invalids' Ho iei ami an r pica i insmme, nuitnio, N, Y lootl pages, illustrated. 6Ho,ooo conies sold nt fi.w. Now sent, paper-bound, ahsolutkly VHitit on receipt of at one-cent slntnps to pay for mailing only. auuicu mc Am nor, as auovc To Cure a Cold Hi Oho Day. Tako Laxative llrninn Qiilnliio Tub lets. All ilrtiKulHla tefund llie money H il lulls to cure. -f. It will be an iiKrcenblo surprise to lierBons Rtitijeet to ivtlaeks of lillloua enllo to learn that prompt relief tuny lie liad by Inking Chamberlain's Colli', Cholera ami Diarrhoea ltemedy. In many instances the attack may be prevented by taklntr this remedy as soon as the llrnl symptoms of the dlt- enso appear. 5 nnd 60 cent bottles for sale by Ostium & lleLnno. i-Vl BkiudaM U.M ai:a Pl?r.t tfji B-L?! -...rJcga. Confclvj rJt fJ. I "'I V: Nivs-ntld C.A. ! ( V.$ KClaMt... th h The GiMcM O Onep.-kot e:h-r Wmnl.eftil T5 .... f,o a now Ja;:a! (Jkry isarj ciioioo !ii..i lor iuU rrl.iil irto It-S Vlck's IlhibLotcil Monthly n.i;:aslao v hu-h IcIN h.HV O iv n.v.t, 1". mm ami Vcrt..lilc APil i upto tl.ito ci t!irc m:1 vet-', f"r throo ir. :)., tlu Oui.te, a ..! Cno IV, t ,-f ,.-.-,!?, ( i '' crn'.i. j!i..:i.i.O V!--i'. .v First Um S1 Ot Eugene. TBE ABOVE PIGTUfiE DOES HOT REPRESENT a passenger train on the Chicago, Mi waukeeASt. Paul BaiUay. N. He trains are veslibuled, heated r tteam and lighted by electncity. .aco sleeping car berth hps an :e -trie read ing lamp. Its dinii-K .':ir are the bes. in the world aud 't .-utche are pal aces on wheels. This great railway, conutcting as it does wiih all trauscontine .ta. lines a St. Paul and Omaha, a oures to Hit traveling public the best service known. Tickrtavia tie Chicago, Mil waukee & Bt. Paul Railway are on Halt at all railroad icet offlces to nnj point in tue !J: i.ed Slates or Canada. Koi Eiarw, luli.er and other informa tion addiess: C. J. EDDf, General Agent, Portland, Oregon. NOTICE TO C'l-hLfllOKS Kulii'e ia litnby (.ivco ibut ibw uudrr siued b b-iu by tbe Couuly Couit of Lane Couutj. UrtgoD, nnpoiuttd Adtoiu ibtrator of tbe estate ol William Webtr. di-oeased and all perrocs baring cUiuis against aU entatc are ln-reliy uoiift.j.1 to pru.rut tbe BHiue to me duly vennt.l, at my place of buiues in Jnuctinu City, Ore t'on, or at tbe law oflije c,f E. li. Skipworlb in Eugtue, urou, wiioio nix uiuuiua from ti.e date ht rcof Dated at Eiiki ne, Un g )u, ft liraniy -1 ID, 18D7. r.niiEiir t LOW, AJuiuiitTator. E. R SKirWOBTH, Attorney for Aiiuir. Paid up lisb Capital 50,C00 Surplus and Fronts, $50,000 Eugene - - Oregon. A general banking basinou dona on reason 4ble terms. Bitfht drafts on NEW YOKK, CHICAGO, BAN FKANCI8CO and POKT LAND, OKKOON. Billa of exchango sold on foreign coniitriw. UeposiU reoeiyed subject to check or certifi cate of deposit. AH colteotiona ntniBted to ai will rtcolvi prompt attention. J L. PAGE, Kaviug a Larce aud Complete stock of Htuple and Fancy Groceries bought in the best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, l can oiler the public belter prices thai any other houso In Eugene. Product cf all Kinds taken at Market Prices, TAKE -LIVERINE- FOR THE LIVER AND CONSTIPATION. For Sale by All Druggists. Central- Market, FISHER WATKINS Timri i 1 I li I IV All) PROPRIETORS. Will keep constantly on hand a full supplpl BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Which they will sell at the lowest market, prices. A fair share of lie pnlillc patronage solicited :-TO THE FAEMERS.-: We will pay the highest market price for Fat Cattle, Hogs aud Hlieep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. 3aMeatn delivered to any part of tho city lree ol cuarge. Old Hentaeky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. H. RENSKAW, Proprietor. Keeps (he BeBt brandB of WHISKEY, BRANDY, BIN AND All Kinds of Wines. Also the Celebrated 8CHLITZ MILWAUKEE BEEIt on draught, HE &UGEflE iveiiiiig mm S ono of tho few prominent papers in Oregon that does not resort to Chromos, Coupons, Prize Packages, Picture Books, Corn Plasters or somn other fake device to mako an apparent """"'"a UI 1111 juvivasu in uncuiaiiou. it inereioie escapes n.ij ui iajn.i iiiui, uupunu tor u snow oi success upon theso extraneous inducements, which are t.) lie pitched into tho street or thrown into the waste basket as soon as the coupon is cut from their columns. T UK GUARD, on tho other hand, goes regu larly and permanently into 80 per cent of the homes 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 the household has both time and inclination to read, and it IS read thoroughly and carefully by every member of the family. These 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 lias hotter results. T11K EVENING GUAK1), in shmt, covers the Held com pletely, and no cno who desires to reach the people can all'oid to do without the facilities l;ucd at their command. Notit-H f,. i. '""O a, l, , pamed ttle, , al EuKere. i'.,.. 1C CoJ Anril 17 iti. on H E No UtK-4 i dtjllQ C A-flue conn NOTICE TO CKEDITOJiS. N'ntire is hereby civen that tbe nuder- Kii;nel lias been by tbe count? o.nrt of Lane county (lulv iipiitiintfd uilministrutor of the estate uf Williuiu tiearhart, deeuaed, und all peraontf baviliK claltnfl a'alllft fulil ectate aro hereby notified and required to premiit the name to nie, duly verified, at mv reaidence in l.aue county, or at the nlbce of E K Skip- worth, withiu am moutln troni llie uaie Here of. Dated at Eugene, Or, Slarcn Zi, ixvi. Jas. M. (Jeaiihaut, Adiuinititrutor of aaid eatute. E R Skii'Wdrth, Atlorney for Adinr. MneJi.ud lot. 1.2r'U lie nanus the (olio... prova bia eoutiuuon. , 'E colt nation of, sani I.J!'"'"' H JohuM Dai8, o, J-',. 1 names w ado, Charles H suti. 0i I NOTICE '10 CUEDITORS. Notice in hereby Kiven that W S Lee has been appointed by the county court of Lane county, Oregon, ailrninihtrntor of the estate ot E W Umt deceased, and a 1 persons hav ing ulaiuia against said estate are hereby re quested to present the same to me duly veri fied at my plane of biminem in Junction City Oregon, or at the office of E li Skipworth in Eugene, Oregon, within six months from the date thereof. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, Dec. 22d, 1890. W S Lee, Administrator of said estate. E R Skipworth, Atty for Administrator. Jiot.ce to Creditors. Notice ia bc-rcby given (but the under- aigued has been appointed udanniBtrtUnx of the Estate of G. 0. Roe, deceased, by the County Court of Lone County, Oregon All persons holding claiiuB RcniuKt tbe said Estate will pletme pn sent tbe mime to tbe undersigned within sir months from (hie date. January 2(5, 1807. Ida B. Rok, Administratrix. Joshua J. Walton r Attorney for Eatate. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is herehy pivt-u that Mary A Griffin and (Jr-orge W (JnOin have been duly up- pointed executrix and executor of the estate of Gilbert P Grillin, deceHsed. All permum iiuving claims ag.tin.st huiU estate are berchy required to present the parae to the executor at 'he atore of the GiirBn Hard wure Company at Eugene, Ort-joii, witbiu six monifjrt from the dato of thi-t notice. March 15, 1HD7. Mauy A. Gnu jin and G. W. GntrriN, Executrix and Executor. Geo. B Dui:iii.i, Atty for estate, J. F. FOKD, (EvanliHt,) Of l)aa MoinoB, Iowa, writK uiuler ,l:iU of .March !.t, 16U3: S. B. Med. Mfg. (.:., Dufur, Oreiron. Gknti.kmkn: Ou arriving home Int week, I found nil well and anxiously waiting. Our little girl, eight ai,v. one- imii yenrs om, who nail wasted away to SS pounds, is now well, strong and vigorous, and well fleshed up. S. li. Cough (Jure has done lis work well. Both of the children like it. Your 8. B. Cough Cure has cured and kept away all hoarsness from me. So give it to every one, with greetings for all. Wishing you prosperity, we are Youih, JIk. and itits, J. h I-'ORD. H Toil wish to fwl frpHh ni1 nhlu.ri reaily lor the work, cleaime Ha- !: tm with the lleailnche and I.ivur Curtt, I y 'sun ooltl umlora onfllfc Kuarantco V) ocuu per bottle br all drueeiiiu. Notice ior l'uldi,,,; L,ndOm.t 0,1, KaiU l.,...i .. laitk3',J, nam, 7. ,C; l?eD ,b 'k. lo'l i tiou to make Bnal roof i'"'iijl viz: Ella H5,l,n o I?? He nurm-a the loll,,, ''' prove his cwotiuuoua rnidetJ, cnltivatioD ot, Buid ln,i OT 'Wc William Diiryep, ,l(-ffe'r(0n w , ord Gossan, and WaioVn r."' B Isabel, Oregon. J ' . 'S"l. notice HiTruwdo- Land Oflicc at ltoa.burg, 0i, llr:h . otice h"y given ibat I lug-uumid aeitltr has Bled tuition to make ttnul ptou( " I hisolaiui.and Dial said piuof.iii w,1 before Joel Warf, (J g c C r I misKioiier, at Eugene, 0r l May 28, 1837, viz: Andre,Tr. "I on homi-Bteud entry NoOSol fopi! 2 I X.ny.so'A. sec 8, Ip 19 , 4,"l prove hi ccntiusBtts reioeDl, onltivation of, pi.id land, tIe: E Anderson, G' orfe T Ware! H H r slyke. and Holl McUollnm. ii i i Laue Pfllllitv. Drfnrm '1 R M YUKIi NOTICE FOlt rUBUCATlOS, Laud Office at Rosehurg. Oregt, Mari-h 'K lV, Notice is hereby eivni tut li-il ing-named peraon has filed uilin I his claim, nnd that sulci proof tji bm, I before Joel Ware, U S C U Cmmaa, I at Eugrne, Orecon, ou Mai 8. K viz: Juniis M rarkei, lor tbe 1m, Li and 3 seo 7, tp It) , 1 1 . He iianies the following witDa, prove hi riht to purchase md im under tbe fifth section uf the Acl ol Mai o, tool, viz; Joseph D Matlock and Lo.rj B Ih land ofP. iiue, lio'i-rt E C'tiiob II i Springrii Id ant James A Panin ol Ihia Ort gon . H M VincH, NOTICE FOR rCi'.UCATIOl Lind Ofliceat Rosebnre.t'r. March 9. la. Notice i:- hereby Dh'eu dint ll;iori;i log-niinii'd lil.'r has tlli rl noii-M'Ibl intention to me.ke tin-il ptrd in fr.r.;rtt 1 his claim, and thut Raid pa-of i t-tJi bi-fnre Joel Were, Ij ht! C Couiuiilottr.J Enguiie. I.nne ciiunfv, Or cm, May 6, 18H7, viz: 1-rul W lllii on H E NobTI'i fur th lots 9, 1.1, li J 1G of see !) II) hi s, r 2 ennl. He names lh followniK i'Mt" prove his conliiii:oi rtcidtne-e n;'.Eirf cultivation of. said laud, viz: Frank II Wood. Tin 1' Holer. iVitilM Thomson and C'arr'ijoe Tliooi-ou, iH Lesbura, Oii con. U M Vuia, H.RI-M IE-FLORENGE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Slime leaves Euppiik rifninb.i-j ,,,i Tluir.-diiysat 8 a in. and arrives in Rl.,r. enceat 4 p iu the dav following. Returning stage "leaves Florence Tuesdays and Kridnys at 8 a m utid arrives in Ktigetie at G p m the ,j,.v I'Hlnwing. SIMil.E FAKE KOl'M) llltf ;J, Tickets lor sale at K. BRiiir,'il';.'."'lV.:"'i:. none, or at Hum ,v l'avui,i.,,n'. ence. EUGENE-LEABURG. llerealter I will rim n ,luuP i ...... .. r'ntene and Lesbun, v,.i .i., . ,i l'.'V,-l-n,' 'V'!,"1 1"r""'i'! "e evening U'ioie MH1IL' U'HVf'N h m-...,..'t k ., .,. . . hurg el 11 a ,. V,nm, AY . ; burcat 1 p m, arrlvinR In rvgonentt! pru. A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete without an ideal liPLEKIO! POWDER. NOTICE TO CRKt'UOS Notice i-. hereby given Ibul lift signed has been " by ihe c.uil)uf" L.ilie Crtt":ty Oregon, app duttd iJaisi !m or c f ,b: ente of V V liri,. ei o. a ..t,d nil .r.r.s . i I estate Bre h nly M-Wnj d ..i present ti e su e u an ..t my plice ol Haw l! 'gnu, or nt ill" b.w (ffii-eil S :: in Kupene, Or'i u, l 11 hi the dull- h-re 1 .. Lopi t e, Olkou, Mik ' teasK. a'eiirt rtir,e.' vnili I Eltvtne Skipw D , 1U7. Arniir di-rs, i . . E I S, A' K K I!iM"f(u 1 4 rlor of iLi ei-iate ol W cen d. IPWfil.Tll. v. for Adinr. NOTICE FOR ri'iiLICATiO''' Land C ff.ce aTllcsi-bup, 0i' Kehri'ary S, ! Notice is heiely giv.r. that lie Id1 liiK-nniued letibr U filed i olsfM' inientiou lo make final l"""0' l,.s,"""A his claim. snritL-ni s-iilpreef irillB un.in.iw.i. P S(C C.mrJ' at Encetie. On con, ' n M -i1'1 James L H"leiate the y, x and t j r l we-t. . lie names llie fol!oii'f w""'.,j prove his coiitinm-in r-i -o' t.ci u ctiltivntii n i f n.id li no vr: ii.nerPM.)"1 City, utip Vinn, II K.V. ti.,secW.lp follow inc. t"1"' lit icu ul u Joseph II Kiirnfon, and Alvin W lnriuw. Frank WMmiiH, rf Jiinc'u'n ' j. i. 1 bcSv T CVeTy elemcn' of p.u and i.v.s.ty. Itisbeauti- ng Soothin? hcal-ng, heahh- If '"fn. and when "" us :S inviMble. . ., . ""-"'le crotertii-m A most tothefaceinthisclhr.atc. attao. aimimsti:atoi; s vtiv T.CTS-M N. tue ' l"rtl y piven tl ' '"pnij. Tiler of the Col l.ly Court i l ' , made un toe hr.-t ' n V fa Sfcl'iirdar. tbe I,, k i tit ( 'rpi-i'i 'Mi7. the in di-ri-ii.-ne,! ,lnv oi Mr.rib, b-'.'i. at fr; ; , u afteri.i i li of soil' y at 1!' .i),-.f,r r in Ktxer.e, I a- c nnt , , f, r sf le and .ell et i l iif S1" ,1 nln eel 1, dder f..i cm I , 11' f- "f. 1 .1 ,..,,r, l,.. ; lie. 'M , T. tin ftMMHIe Joltle ' v J .' ,,J.f n Ip IS ., r : v v : ) ' . ' li. ectii.n 1, aim ll"! l !' ' ' ,j : '. ' ID Ip ll is, I 4 v i. li . l; ' acrts. il. I ni i ei ll r' .nil- x . . .i -. . 1 1 1, , l " i.. i a. ii i'" . sril 'ol- II 7. 8 ai V in I I" J ;i- ney vilinii I' m i.i-i (f , pun. or so mm I. tin in I '-f n'.(. (fl. ro snlli-IV tue ne-n ? i v ; li e ejf'n-ef ol ailn ii ";'' l'atd J MiriiKiy - t ri , Ir 'j - VBl'r,.' AiltnlnlftMtor otl.ei;"""'li M ' il l y i!tcieil.