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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugeue Guard Publiibed every evening of the week, Sua d ty. excepted. Addraa U cnmoiuoicalloii. end meke ail remittances payable to the Kuosx Ouard, Eugene, Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION KATK& DA1LT. Delivered by carrier, per week Delirereit by carrl'f. rxonth By mmil one year (im A Six month r' . One month Blngleenptee..., IB IS) 6 00 8 00 60 06 Will not be er OtyJenirtho'.t: - 4 . any eddreel, for wald In auvanoe,var One yew (Ji . ,.,.. 12 00 Bic mont'C l , 'f?' ?Jf'rj o applica- 1 00 Adver al., ' r i' "V ' ..od claai nutter at the L ' J'i KHN4,OKFTOK8 - of ' , ' . ' ( to 2M Tetania Court. : k'X 7 Kipreea Hld, 87 Wa.il- .? Xtf ' 3 ILL, K KATZ Advert!.. IpROS Publishers ait IfnelLeae Letlere to tlifa offlre . rnolK bo ulreoled to THK UIJAIID awtad ot "ill JT of the uronrlef ore V irtonaiir UAjni'Kili Veaaaaaaaren 1 1 . 5 K'rTM E,' n H t 1 3 4 5 Tj 7 a 9 io ii li 751 J J. J1L iZ. ii. J9. 20J 21 22 23 24 as 26 OfO 2829I3031 I M txi 1 13 1 WEATHER BUREAU. (Dally lleport.) PORTLAND. OIIKdON, I January i. itoo-i.'w a m j Waalbor Foreaat for Eugene, Oletoai Totlibli and Wodneedeji Ooawlonal ikln. TUESDAY JAN 2 LABOR 1.1 SOUTH MINES. AFRICAN Waolc labor is to bo bad Id anj quantity, under proper oonditluiiB, and the beat of it la exoelleot in quality, aaya John Hays Ham mond la the Engineering (Magaaino for January. Tbe trouble la that oondltlona hare been ao bad that none but the lowest elemont of the blaoka would submit to working in the Tranavaal, and even three hardly at all exoept under preeaure of absolute necessity, Abute, ex tortion, enforoed labor on the farms without pay, trickery, robbery of. their . accumulated earnings by Boers those have net attracted tbe negro to the South Afrioan Re public No doubt the regulation ol politl oal conditions as between the two racea la a difficult one, but the Boer of the Transvaal has not even np proaohed it. Oppression of the blacks haa rulnod the labor supply ol the Wltwatersrand, and the least benefit of a gxJ, bonoet, and just government will be the ameliora tion of conditiona In this respect. A "hut tax," by which the negro is made to supply some share ' of the support of the government, and in return for which he receive protec tion of law, see ids to bo one of the most suooeesful methods of raising the standing and increasing the re sponeibility of tbe native. A HAKD-LUIK HTOHY. "Kola and Comment" column In Sunday Ore lonleu. An unfortunate uamp clothed in rags and tatters, while oombg into the city from the wost yester day, waa seised with a desire to be more decently clad, and, oastlng hia eyos around (or some place where ha would be likely to secure gift of some second-hand cloth ing, aaw a sign of Dr , on a house. Tbe prosperous appearance or tins place InUuenoed him (o try his look there, and be aooordinsly rang the bell. A woman came to the door, to whom the tramp stated his case, aaying that ha waa not a drunkard nor a loafer, but that he had. been overtaken by misfortune, and very much desired swie cloth ing, and he would bt under obliga tions to ber if she would lay bis petition before the doctor, and say it he had a pair of worn-out t root ers which he would part with, ha d pari with, 11 would be doing an act of c'uarily. Tbewoaianebruiik away Irom bim, aod exclaimed in a Inn rnr-ulricken voice: "Uiikirtuu ilo man) 1 am tbe doctor." The tramp nUggered bark, threw up bis hands, anil fell in a dead faiot. A policeman who was pa8- inc, imagining the man waa drunk or had a fit. uounded him on the soles of bis feet til) he re overed bis senses, but then unrobed hi:n off to thtt city jail and entered a charge of disorderly conduct against him. On being arraigned hetnre Judge Henneusy be explained the oircu instances which led to his ar- 1 '-was promptly discharged. Germ'airr...aking a tremen dous struggle to establish colonies all around tbe world, but tbe ex perience of the last year is rattier discouraging. She has paid, to as sist colonies and protectorates, $3,697,000 io subsidies, and $300, 000 paid to steamship companies. She has spent a good deal ol money on naval stations, postal routes and telegraph service, and still her total imports and exports between the colonies and Germany have amounted to only $3,591,000. As a colonizer, she is either not a suc cess, or she picks out poor regions in which to plant her colonies. Several years ago the Guaiid commenced printing the current monthly calendar and the daily weatbor report in the Daily issue. Another coast paper furnishes its renders the convenience. The Na tional Printer Journalist has this: "Tbe Walla Walla (Wash) Union prints the month's calendar at the top of the editorial column, follow ed by the official weather forecast, The people are always interested in the weather, and tbe day of the month, and the moon's changes." Tho other day the Chicago Trib une printed two significant pic tures under the beading "The re turn of tbe horse." Tbe first was reproduction of a photograph token in one of Chioago's parks a year ago, showing hundreds of men, wouion aud children on blnyoles only. Tbe seosnd, taken at the same spot during the balmy days of last November, shows a similar col lection of persons on horses and not a singlo bioyole is to be seen. How many yeare of her life doea woman aneml over the hot cook atove Kettlnx thoae three meali a davr Back aching, head throbbing, nervea twitch ing, It's all the seme, there are three meala a day to be prepared. Dr. Pierce' 1'avortte ITrecrljitton cannot lighten woman's labor, but it can anil doea in- creaae her itrength. It cures those dia- eaaea of the womanly organs which tin- ucriuiuo woman'! vitality. t cannot preiM Dr. IMercr'e Farorlte Pre. eeriptloo too hihljr e tonic for tired, worn out women who ere afflicted with female week-neae.- wrltee Mil Ira VI. Ilolraee, of Ce-Ur HHutua, mm. - u nil neipcu me very much aod a eklllful phvilcien once Mid to me In antwer to my qumlun ae to it rffinrr, ' I know w eweewner ii nee really wufked wundcra.' Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets do not re-act tiiwn the ayatem. They are a good uiinu to acep in me nottae. une ' relict 1 la a laxative, two a cathartic dose, medicine fur every woman. The Itravfl Men Full V lot I mi toMumnob, liver mx) kid Boy trouble m well u women, nut) ft I feel the rtu It In Iom of ftpptUlle, poieoue to me Dlomi, bnukftohe. oer- voumimmi hrilftohe mul tlrwl, llstlens, mu iuiwn rvei.Dfr. nui Uiew m no nrrd to rtel like I lint. LlMen to J W i. ii run r, I'lnville, I ml. Hh rhvh "Kleotfld liUtere ure JutK thv thliiir for niftD wtirn 110 1 mi ruu uuwu. miitl rtou'i care whethvr he uvea or illra. It uiu more to give me new etreimib mid good appetite tlmo ftnythlug 1 oould lane, i mi. now mi ftitytiilnn ami bftve iiew leftite on lire.1 Only 60 oenU, at I.lun'i Drug (store, Kvery 8lle of Ohio, CMy of 'IXilmlo, 1 Frank J. Ciiknky mkm oath that he le the eeulor partner of the fir in of F, J. I'heoej A Co., doing buvniPM In the city of Toledo, county and state ainrrAauK ami mat hhi nrm win pay UN K HUiNUHKI) IX)LAltH for each ana every cane of iatarrh that canint hooureil by the Uee of Hai.i.'s l. AIM R KM t l'HK. I FRANK J. ClIKNRV. H?om to tefore me and eutHinrlbed In t$y preaenoe, thle (illi day of aUeoetu berA. l., ltH. A. V. Olbam.n, Sal Notary Public I ll't Catarrh On re U taken Inter nal y aod aota dlreotlv on the blood ant1 niucoua aurfaoea of tbe ayatem. tfeti 1 for (MtlmonlalP, free. K. J. Ciiknky A Co , Toledo. Ohio, bydragglata, iU1 Firuliy I1 Ilia are the beat Three Elcalo V a Day f ' "'"''''y(Mitiij"' 'Hi'1 ' :' '"t. I LiawiWiTOff'-'aa-il I I i f Air ftDDfr" f Hi1 fc MfM I DUUKrvf U! DLL. "CouxiD Percy baa returned from bu wuiideringn," announced Mrs. Brandeu tvrtc, luylute duwn ber paper. "I do wlhl., Mortimer, that be wo old marry and Mtile down. But I fear be's lncor- Mr. BruudfubiTX laughed. "I suppose you've already picked out tbe girl, and JVrry will bavv her for dinner and tea, fur hull ami luncheon, nt channfn(f little ii'd-a ti'tc mtM'tiiiKs, etc.. until he'll bare to (five in from sheer helplessness and innrry her." "I full to understand you, Mortimer," vaiil his wife crosnly. "Come, now, don't get angry, Floss; but you know you lore nothiuK half so well us making a match for people who aru too stupid to arrange one for them selves. Hut you must confess there are just two people you cannot do anything with, Percy and Virginia Tarelton." "(Jo awny, Mortimer, and don't he so silly. 1 tell you tbey were made for each other, and I am only doing my duty in .ringing them together," snid Mrs. It run den berg, tossing ber head defiantly. "(.ling yer own gait, missus," replied her h unburn! smilingly, "and meet with dereut. But I'll wager thut is all you'll meet." 'What'll you wager?" queried the little woman briskly. "The price of your portrait painted by Chatrau," he responded, confident that he would never have to puy It. "Done! And I Intend to win," Mrs. Itramlcnbcrg cried gleefully just ns, by a strange coincidence, the door was thrown open and Virginia Tarelton waB an nounced. Mr. Itrandenberg cast u iiir. sirul glance nt his wife as he esenped from the room, but she was already em bracing her denrest Virginia and did not notice him. Miss Virginia wuh a rather stately young woman of eight or nine aud twenty, handsome, aceompHflii'd and very wealthy; hut, having been raised by a maiden aunt who hod met with a dis- appoiit'tiieut In love In enrly life und hnd In co it nc 1 tie nee f lied into a veritable man hater. Miss Virginia had bi'.'ii led to believe that men at bent were untrust worthy creatures. Ifesldes, she was con stantly luiuutcd by n fear of fortune hunters and was ulmost unupproachable to nil unmarried men. Flossy ltruudcuburg, who waa very fond of her, had made several unsuccess ful attempts to muke her humiv for life by marrying her to some venturesome suitor, but Virginia fought shy of nil such well meant aid. When, therefore, her friend begau to recount the many attractions and virtues of her cousin Percy, Virginia listened but coldly. Finally, being rather hard push ed, she turned nt bay, "Look here, KloBsy," she said, energet ically, "pleusn say nothing more about men and marrying to me. I'll buve none of It!" "Marrying!" exclaimed Mrs. Itranden herg tnrlly. "Why. Virginia, pnrdon mo IT 1 nay what seems uncomplimentary, but Percy Pent u count would not marry you uor any other woman under any con sideration." "And why not, pray?" demanded Vir ginia, quite huffed. "iteeause," her hostess replied solemn ly, "Perry has just ns Intense a loathing for matrimony as you have. I never knew a man so insanely opposed to anything as he is to marriage. And It's a shame, too, for Perry is so companionable, enormous ly wealthy, has traveled the world over, pulnts, plays divinely; in short, I know of nothing that he Is not master of." "And nothing Could induce him to mar ry? Aro you sure, Floss?" Vlrglula in quired cautiously. "Quite sure," was the decided response. "Then," said Vlrgli.hi, drawing a breath of relief, "you may introduce him, Floss." Mrs. I.rnudenberg seemed suddenly to lose nil Interest In Cousin Percy. Sho stilled n yawn before replying carelessly: "I will If I ever get n chance, but Percy o seldom goes out. Hut perhaps I could arrange It," doubtfully. Miss Virginia's feathers were milled. She colored up angrily. "Prny don't put yourself out on my account. It's of not the slightest Interest to me," she said Mtlflly, and then plunged untmatedly into a discussion of the new pluy. Itut when he hnd taken her departure Mrs. Bran denburg laughed aloud ns she said to her self: "Point one scored." Tho day was nu eventful one for Mrs. Mortimer Hrnndetiberg, for Miss Tarel ton had hardly left the house when Percy Pent a coast ran In to pay his respects. "You cntne just too late to meet or.e of my most interesting friends," his emiifn aid ns she greeted him warmly, after which she broke Into praises of Virginia and kept It up uutll Percy intern, pted her sarcastically, "In fact, she's a perfect female para gon, I suppose." be said. "No," returned .Mrs. Itraudcubcrg, looking sad, "far from It, Percy. She would be if It were not for the unnatural antipathy she has for marriage. 1 wish It were possible for you to meet ber, Pcicy, for you have so many cougeuiai tastes and pursuits, and you woutd be perfectly anfe In her society and could enjoy It freely, knowing that even If you wished she could not be Induced to marry you." "You wish It were possible. What do you mean by that?" demanded Mr. Pen tacoast, stung Into Interest nt last. "Oh, Virginia has built such n Chinese wall about herself that she's nlmmt in no 1 cessllue, she replied. "Pto scaled some pretty high walls and broken through many others," Mr. Fcntacoast said rather sulkily, "and If 1 wanted to make myself agreeable to any woman 1 would do so, whether she willed It or not." "You're game, Percy, my Imy, but you'll not likely be tempted In Vlrginln'a case, as you'll probably not meet her." And then, hnving nccompllMhed her end, tbe wise woman ehniiRrd tbe subject. When her cousin left her, he was pb-deod to attend a small dinner the next wevk, which she gave in his honor, and. lni:;ii Inrly enough, he took Miss Tsrelton In to dinner. "Mortimer." said Mrs, lltniidenberg to her husband two months afte. her dinner party, "you'd better arrauge with Chat ran for my portrait." "What?" cried Mortimer, jumpiiw up In snrprtitf. "I was sure 1 could do It," !sid his wife, dimpling with delight. "Th-'re nr nio-a ways than one to gal an end. my dear. Yirglnit writes to announce her engagement to Percy. 'She fearw 1 will be shocked and surprised.' 1 am. drrnd fully!" And the fsir plotter broke into aiicn an IrrcMittlble peal of laughter that her hut Und. defeated as he was, had to Join ln.-rhiea.ro ll..rald. Piano LssaNs. W (llilortl Xa.h. Vole culture, Mine Marguerite Hanapo, For term, apply to mu.lo rromt In Dormitory. Mr. J. Hhm, Bwlalla. Mo., aaved his child's life by One Mloulf Coua-h Cure. Doctors had given httr up to ilia with croup, lusn Infallible cure for cough, colds, (rlppe, pmjrjruorjla, Y bronchlllatnd throat and mg trou mm. iwiieree ai ooo. V lucent A fry Corner Drug Store, t r EUGENE LoaniSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon CAPITAL caidup, $50,000 w. E. BUOwa, Preite.nt.: B. 0 PAINE, Vice Pr.ild.nl. F. W, OSBURN, dealer. W. W. BSOwN. AMI Caikler DIRECTORS- FW OSBURN, BO PAINE, W E SHOWN D A PAINE. J F ROBINSON, J 8 HARRIS W W. BROWN. A f-eneri.1 IlHukinK Bnalneaa TratiiBUneled on favorable Terms DralM lieued on the principal cltlee of the uuiuxi oiaie.; auo exenange mrnunea erai able In all foreign countrlea. Iiitere.t c.ld on time dnrmelt.. Klre-prcof raull for the storage of valuable pvpur.. Collections receive oar promnt attention. FIRST NATIONAL BAM Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital, $50,000 Surplus and Profits, $50,000 Eugene, Oregon, A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Done on reasonable terms. Hivht drafts on C'hlcKof Ban Francisco and Port- laud, UreKoOa til!s of exchange sold on foreign conntiles. Delimits received tuLlec-ito check or oertifi. cate of deposit. All colleajUona entrusted to us will. leoelre prompt attention. T G Hendricks, P resident, S B Hakim, P. E. Snudohass. Cashier. L. H. FoTrxB. Ass't Cashier v ice President. LANE COUNTY BANK Katabllebea In I8S !- or--) EUGENE, i OREGON. A fieneral Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, President i. M. ABRAM8. Cashier, OREGON SHORT LINE R. THE DIKEUT JROUTETO ft. Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. (Ilroa choice of two favorite rontea, via the UNION PACIFIC Kail Mall Line, or tho RIOOKANUK scenlo Una look at the time ilayB to Halt Lake days to Denver days to GhicaKO days to New York KIIKK HKVI.INIIiO CHAIR VA H I 1-IIOLVriillKI' TOl'H 1ST SXKKP 1NO- CAMS, PILLRIAN PA LACK 8LKKPINU OAfiS, For full nartlcularr roeardlne ratM. llm tralni.etc, call on or arldreaf L L Stevens Ant, Eugeoe. C O Terr W E Coman Travl'a..At (len'l Al 124 Titlrd Bt. Portland, Or HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON Sommervllle dc Bergar. Fur. Whliklei anil Ilrandle., the fine, grade, ot Winee and "Iirare, Miied urtnk. a speotalty. Wei n hard's..... Famous Beer Bottle and Draught uHti- m TICKETS Through falacj and Toorl.t Sleeper., Din lug and Litirary Obeervatlon care. Elegant Vestibule Trains. No 4 Limited leavea Portland at MO p m. No 8 Limited arrive. Portland at S:S0 a m. For tlolieta and full Information, call or aditreaa JNO. M, WILLIAMS, Agent, Ka B. U DKNN1STON, O P T A. Portland, Dr Central Market, PKOPRIETORS kVill keep constantly on hand i supplj BEEF- MUTTON PORK and VEAL which tney will el! at the lowest mantel prices. i Iiir slire d tie piiiic pitroiue sol!c!!c( !-TO THE FARM ERA t We will p the blKheet market prioe for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Hheep. Shoo on Willamette St., KUQKNKiOKBQON. Wtleau deltTertd to anv irt ot Ui elly Fwf eharra CA RIA t "in flAMADIAN U PACIFIC RY SOO-PACIFIC LINE. The onlf Transcon ienental Route, Grand Scenery, Fine Accommodations Low Rates. To and from all east ern points and Eu rope. Direct Route to Kootenay mining district, British Col umbia. We run the finest solid vestibule train crossing the continent consisting of Palace sleepers, dining cars, tourist cars, day coaches and colonist sleepers. CANADIAN PACIFIC ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. To China and Jopan. CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN LINE To Honolulu and Australia. For full Information regarding rates, etc. apply to GEO. F. CRAW. Anent. H. H. ABOTT, Eugene, Oregon Ajreni. roniand, ur. E. J. COYLE, A. G. P. A, Vancouver, B. C. 0 R & N CO. Depart Time Schedule. Salt Lake. Denver, Fast Mail 8pm Ft Worth, Omaha, Kansas City, St Louia, Chicago and East Fast Mail 6:45 p m Walla Walla, Spo kane, Mioneatwlis .St Paul, Duluth, Milwaukee, Chi cago and Kaate Ocean Steamships All Sailing datea Spokane Flyer 3:45 p m Spokane Flyer 8pm 4 pm subject to change. For Han Franciaco Sail Den 3, 8,13, 18, 23, 28 and every o uays. Daily 1 Sunday 8pm Bat 10 pm Columbia Kivkb STKAUKK8 To Astoria and 4 o in Ex Sunday Way Landings. WlLLAMKTTFlilVlR Oregon City, New berg, Salem and 6am Ex Sunday 4:30 Dm Ex Sunday way landings. Willamette and Yamhill Uitkbs Oregon City, Day ton and Way 7am Tue. Thur . and Sat 3:30 u m Mon, Wed and frU Landings. WillametteKiver Portland to Cor vallisand Way Landings. 6 am Tuea. Thur and Sat. 4:30 Dm Mon, Wed and rt Lr Rlparla 1:20 a m Daily Smakb River. niparia to Lewis.vi Lt Lewistn Daily 8:30 a L L Stevens, atsje&t, Eugene. W H Hurlburt Gen l'M Agt Port, Or THROUGH TICKETS TO IHS EASTandSOUTHEAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC- COMPANY OrSTOri' Pullman Palace Sleepers Tour 1st Slooners and Reclinln" Chair bars uauy to . . , . DENVER, OMAHA, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS' And other Jr.ar.torn Citlea, The only line Jroin Purtlanil offeilnu aenireni Siieclally Conducted Jb.icur.ion. through to Chicago .wry " nmiK'.f. Dally Tnurist Car efervice Portland to GMcago Via Southern Pacific Union Pacific N W Hy'k ltagiraire checkeil throuith.to """"", oirninren ecenery, Union deixit. iMt time, lowe.t raters for lurtner intormation, apply to an. U LATH HOP. C EBRO , J. L. PAGE -DKilJCK IK RpCERIES Having a Large aud Complete) stock of htple ar.l Fane; Una.vrlra bnu;ht In th beat niarketa, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can offer the nuhlln hi:,. than any other houee In Kugene. Eugene Street Railway. TIKI CARD. AfWrth4thofUrt. Isoa ii,. ..,i ei will run on the followltig a..hedUet ii.vino thb nitroT. "v'7Wi:lM;4O.:10.:4O.10.)O a m t i XT Pullman Sleeping ars Elegant Dinine1 (Jars Tourist Sleeping Jar- MP. PAUL, 'MINNEAPOLIS, 1)1 1.U1I1, TO r'AltGO, kiKANDFOKKS; itfitUOKSTUN, WINNIPEG, llliLKNAi HUTTK. intl Tnro'inh Tickets t ClIIi'AGO, WASHINGTO.' PHILADELPHIA, NEW YOliK. IIOS TON, anil All Poluto Ea.t aud South. For information, time cards, map and tickets, cIJ on or write to MclIUHPHEY, General Ageu;, Eugene, 111 L9 OpjioiiiUi Guard oliico. i.r. A i CHARLTON". Asut Gen'l Patm. A:-:nt, i5 Morrison St, cor Third, Portland, cgon Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TliUK lAltD Na 2 for Yaquina Train leaves Albany 12:45 P M Leaves CVrvallU 1 :h'i P M Arrives Yaquina 7&VM No. 1 iteturning Leaves Yaquina 6:00 A M Ijeareu Corvallis 11;3( A M Arrives Albany 12;15 P Al No. 3 forDttroit leaves Albany 7.00 A M Arrives Detroit 11:30 AM No. 4 Returning Leaves Detroit 12 20 P M Arrives Albany 5:15 PM One and two connect at Albany and (Yrvallls with Bom hern 1'kcIHc traius, giving direct service to und from Isew.-ort and idjiceut beaches. 1 ruins forth mountains-arrive at f'ctroitat noon, Riving ample time to reach camping Krouuds ou the iii teitcuoush and Sautiam the same day. EDWIN STONE, Manager. H L WALDKN, JTUENEK, TF & PA Agent, Albany. Sheriff's Sale on Execution Notice is hereb, given, that by ,irm. ol Co1uto,'tUs'U, 'nr" U't0' C'rtUi' h0ll'h0?!" r.o',V.'L8?D,0 ""ot7 of Lane, on the 18th day of December, loyv, ou a juaguient and order sale rendered in said court on the 8'u uay oi uctooer, iwj, for the sua of Four hundred and fitty-lhrie aud 33 l(iO dollars in U. S. gold coin, with interest at the rate of ten per cent per an- uuui iu iiko guiu oom, irom toe tflh day ol October, lSuy. and the turlhersum of ihir. Iv-fiveandno ldO dollars attornev'. l. and eighteeu aud 20-1U0 dollars oosls, in nun wi'.ereiu ti, v. ueueaumont was plain tin ana iv . i . marlin wus defendant; aid against the defen.lautW. F. Martin, and on a judgment and Older of sale rendered in said Court commanding me, iu order to aatisfy said jui giaent aud cobIb, to sell Ihe luuowiug atscrioea real property, to-wil: auoi me uuuiviaeii oua-nith inttrtst of iue ueieuoaui v. r . alarlin io and to the east hall of .the Doution Land Chim 01 fcvau Maitin and Mury Mnrliu, his T..Z' V ' """'ii intwp. lil 5. 11. 3 , containing 13 acres of iand in Lane county, State ol Oregon. Aso all ol the undivided one-eighth intereslof the said defondonl iu und to the west hilf of the said Donation Land Claim No. 78Xotif GW7, containing 1G3 28.1U0aori.8,iutiLB from BUI.i Bl hnlf ,U- ll . . P i . . . ""lowing uoenbed MDVI, IUHII. vuuiuieuoing at ine n. w. oon er of the said don. laud claim No. 78, thonuesouth 2 rods thence east i7.52 cheins, thtn. norlh 'UI VUniUs. lllfUl'H Viiul fi 1.11 lueucesomn ii hi chains, iheneemst 13.63 cbaius to place of begiuuiug, contuninn 18 ecres, leaving oiler said eiceniinn ur. V " " UUU1UH. llKJacr.s. Also an undivided otB-eighth interest of the delnn.l.nt . . ... . 'B7. following desciibed prcmi , nt: ... i v-1 1 ??un land oluim of ac Allen. Notif. Xn II.-.7J i. . ,n - 3 W. M.rilurf o r..ii ..vU .n viiurh, vomacncirjt at the n. e corner of .he donation nd claim 811 rArt. ?j.5'""-.!S.,; "! . traveled Slate road, 'a, road iu a outb-easterlydireclboloi'point Uli Z V b'nni"8 comer, .hence I;01 T'-ft L-2' Oregon6 leafed towui ,v?-lr2"i? post and rock U bo chains e l,om t., . w. eornerol l.laini No. 41 !.. lonatiou land .1 ..... l .', A.llen Iheuce east 1U.35 chain, loFpbic biJLtay' th.nce west of erniih .l. highway 40.10 chains to a "rock ZZl we., lUOcnaiu., .uiA tin to ph.ee of bouiummr. itm.h. ........ ..-",UH and io rod, more o,"e.,T. L, u". conn y o"' 0l.,'h!: ''I-"?""" L 'o tbe fol- lowing de.cribid Orm sea. in:.. iieginniLg inning c0,m.r , ( , a.lou land claim No'tl,,, 1'? ti. iu a. r. y ....i .. w" 6.10 chain, , corner f i ,T We8' Ihenc. north 42 .T1.,'.0'U,U1 - . of said claim No. 41 n.. corner chain., thence .ou.h ti'u ch.m, S n. of begiuniug, cont.mit 29 W-Vw l ,P land ,n l.,ne counlv, tTefon. C'M ' east G.8C o.ot:Bor:nrmIircr.r..,sh8u,i' will otter for aal, h. , "", 1 bio. er lor .b. aiT,".- 'hf ""S0"' 'I the aonth doo,u! Vh. """"ptwD. n EuKtue. L. i..' '." "" bouse Jay. the oth d I Rr??0?. JIo- een the hou.,, o'clock ..' , 'J. o'clock p. m, to ait al one o'clock p, cn aaia o.y Dated ihn 2:nh 4. i n 7w December, lsoa. Freueh Tan.. . fousrem..,;.. ",,r"..'" orld. ful ptrioilaof lane,- and palo- Are hivd- r.ti ana rare. Hablefem.,'!.??." "iy re- porteclfroro K,l. NOTICE TO TIMBllt LSD LOCATOR I'arties filng on "juiUic Jands uudtji-i-lm tiniljor and stoiii' act o cunress, mas, havn their iU)lieaiion noticey pulilislied iriiiny japer they may desiro. To secur this privilege however, thy must take the publicatioiiaotice with them from the laid office, which is their right If left to the dis cretion of he land office of ficial the Squired notice will bepublishisd where he directs. If youf!esire your notice published in the Guard, de mand the publication notice of the ngister of the land oflice, ant hand or mail to thisoffict. Do not leave this for the Agister of the hind office to'ittend to, else publi cation ill be made in an other piper. STAGE LINE. E. BiNQS, Proprietor. r-.iufi ifayts r.ugene nr f loivtioe Daily accept (Sunday ul 6 i. qi liettrniug Hinge leaves Klnreinn for Eujene dully pxcepl Kuiutaya at U p in rjaturiays at 8 a m. A riven iu Eugene at 6pm tlis day folloTing. . SISllK FA HE fsoo UOUM) TKIP ?.... Jo Tlcfcts lor pale at E. BrinKH' livery bam, Enseie, or at Ilunl ,fc P.veuport's ollice In Klnreice. Tirtber Land Act, June 3, 186 TJnitkd Statks Land Officb, ) ROUKBUBO, OltEOON, . Novemtcr 13, 1890.) lotice it. hereby given that in couiplianee wih the provieious oi an act of conreKS ot Jme 3, 1S78, tnlitlid "An net for i he sale oflimber lands iu the states of California, OiegoD, Novadaund Washington Territory," Jrhn H. Cnmpbell, of Euciio. county of line, state of Oregon, has this day filed his grorn ttnttment No. 734, for the nurchasn of the S E of Bfotion No. 20, iu township 17 S ltsnge o. 4 E, and will ofl'rr prooi to ojow that the land sought is mote valuable tor itB timber or stoue than for ncriculturul purposes, and to establish his cluini to said iand uelore the liecieti r and Ktceiverof , he'jth "ay oi tuZ , S' " Hi - Wnliam M. Ken- shaw. Francis E. Dnnn. Chrmtian Man. Matthew 8. Wallis, of Eugene, Oregon. Any and all persoi.s claiming adversely the above-described lauds ore requested to file their claims in this oflice on or before said 19th day of Jannarv, 1900. J . 1 . Uuidoks, Register. N01ICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that the under signed, Louisa Dicss, has filed in the Conn ty Court of Lane couutv. Orenon. her fiuul account of the administration of the estate of Ludwin Dless, deceased, and that Tnes day, January 2nd, l'JOO. at 10 o'clock a. m. at the Court House in Euuene has been, bv the Countv Conrt of Lane county, fixed as the time and the place for hearing and nnauy passing on said linul account. All tenons interested in said e.-,tate are hereby notified to presert BLy objections they my nave 10 mo allowance ol said llnal nt count on or before said day, Eugene, Or,, Deo. 6, 1809. Louisa Dikss. Administratrix of said Estate, E. R. Skipwouih, Attorney fcr Administratrix. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of Ratio Lewis, deceased. Xsotice is hereby given to whom it m&y concern that the nudersigned, John Levrisl ana Aleck lowis, have been by tho County Court of Lano couuly, Oregon, duly ap pointed execntora of the estate cf Kaiiol Lewis, deceased, and all persons haviDd vinuus uguiusi saiti estate are hereby nou-l flrd and reauired to iireseiit ihn snnm with the piopcr vouchers to said txtcnttrs at the law om, e ol 1 hompson & Hoi dy, in Eugeno,! Lane COIintV. Oreoon. wilhin sir ninnlliS! irom the date of this notice. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 30ih day oi nepieniber, 18'JU. JOHN LEWIS. ALECK LEWIS Execntois of the estate of liatio lvri-i, doceased. THOMrSONA HARDY. Attorneys for said estate. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice i hereby oiven that the under. f'S"f.l,i adminislrjlor of Ihe estate of Ev nilKinsrii drieased, hns Hied in Ihe Conu ty Court ot Line county, Oreion, his tiuiv account Ol the anln iiiinlrni i.iii 1.U biaIhE "am deccascu, and that said court hn! ... " 1 T set t rmay. January 5. 1000. at 10 o'clock! n . oi said day, and at Ihe CoU't Uoei m r.ujene os the time and place lor beam -mi imssiug on snid flnal accuut. All pr sons interested in said estato are lierel uounea to Hie any ob ections in wrilni iiermav n.vn in it,. .1 nw.Ad nl ui uuji accrnut on or lit'ore said day. i-nicu i-iecemoer om. isi:. FHANK WlLKlNWN u t. r. Admi.iistra:or of said Etat u. r. CKIPWORTn. Attorney fir Administrator. NOTICE TO CKEDITOI.S. Notice is hereby given ihst 11 e nrd isred hns been nppoiDlrd hi ll i trn tnurt ol Liu.o tom.ly, OnP. T. u iiiii.isl tor of .he estate cf E. 1. Kimiu.-in. dfeff d. All persons havinc claims sgaii 'i" estate are hn. by notified topi.sint H io me h tl proper vouchers at Knc" Jrei!oii, within six n-onths flora tte tt pnblieation of ibis police. Datrd Novt ruber 28, lsOO. Auo M. Bcckwith, Adminitr.ior. Administrator's Notice- Notice I, hrrrrj given, th.t Ihe tied. igurii vt . M. auiiu) tm, t ,.,. i - .i onnnitrator ol rbe e.t.ti) of al nel Smith, deceastd, by the County Cocri ol Lane connlv. Olm. ...h .ii rwnl having claims against said erUle are ler.!- nolia.d Io preaent the iinir, with lU Pri er roncher., to .aid adminintrator ihe lw (ftice of L. Riljen in Engire. Ore -iiuio six njinlha Horn .he d.ie thi notice. Dated this 14th dayef November, 1S9 Ii. HiLrxr, W. M. Vauicik, Att J fe: Estate. Admiui.lrat i f 'Mlh ,