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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard! I'ubluhed avtmr venioif of U10 week, bun dayN i(utwt Adiiraat ftll communion tiooi ujit uikj nil re uiUauoim payable, lu lu hOuKN tiUAHy, Euren, Unguis. BUBSCHIPTIONjRATEa DAILY t Uellvered bv carrier, per week t 1 delivered by carrier, per muiith W Kt mail one year (in aUyanoeJ 6 00 Hix months 3 00 'Jnti uunth.... &) diutf leucine. W WXIKLT, Oue year (in advance) 2 00 Hit muitUm 1 OU Advertuiug rates made known on applica tion Entered m aeoond-ciau Kueue, Oregon, pMbithoe. matter at the THE EA8TKUN OKFIOKS -Of the airareat'230 to 234 Temple Court, New York City, and U H Eiprwa Milnr, 97 Watth-ht.-D Ht, Chicago, ILL, K JCATZ Advert! Agency in charge. CAMPBELL BROS Publishers All Bualne'-e tetters to this offloe should bo dlrsotad to THI SUARD Instsad of slthar of tha proprlotors peraonall. . CAMPBELL BROS. V CALENDAR mum I 1 ULtCrtPtK--- MH MoN M VVeD M M 12 2. 3 4 5 6 7 8 JLiO.Ji.i2 13.1J5 16 17 18 19 20 2 22 25 26 27 28 29 SVTURDAY - DECEMBER 1 1776 AND iyoo? Those Du toh men down in South Africa don't stay whipped. It is not without cause that Great Brit ain is alarmed. Tbe marked sym pathy of the French and Qerman populace for the Boor oaune is es- !.ll J! CI I. , t i peuinuy uiuquitniug. ooutn Ainca is a big country, and tbe inhabi tants are alrrost 'a unit against British rule. Tbe toroh that Cecil Khodes lit when be enlisted the aid of Great Britain to capture tbe Kimberley diamond mines s'arted a conflagration that it seems will oost the British lion no little pres tige, not to speak of dear blood and treasure. . : , ' From the present outlook it needs no prophet to foretell the eventual triumph of (he Boer, republics. It 'will be a oase of, hlBlorv reoeatiniz itself. CYef 1776 and 1900 are a long way apart. HOW JACKSON'S WORDS BE CAME HISTORIC.' ' ' .The famouB expression of Presi dent Jaokson, "By ' the Eternal, this nation must and Bhall be pre eerved" firBt found popular expres sion a cartoon, and it is doubtful if the stormy words would have be oome so prominent in the traditions of the country if it bad not been for the cartoon showing the proud Calhoun bowing for pardon before the Imperious "Old Hlokory." There is something of the spirit of gallantry in tho portraits repre sented in the cartoons of seventy years ago. The features were not coarBoly diatorlod as today, but were made easily recognisable and as true a likeness as a daguorreb- tvna bnultl furnish. ' ftvnn In tlm manner of dress, the "olaw ham mor" attire was always maintained punotiliously. THE SATURDAY COLLECTION DAY NUISANCE. "Impressions," in this morning's Register, tells some good business truth. He says: "When the first of the month comes on Saturday it ought to be a rule of tbe merchants- in Eugene that collections go over until Mon day. This would he a convenience to all kinds of business on the bus iest day of the week. ro far as the Kegidter is cunoerned this will be our rule from now on, and we would like to see it generally adopted. The only oolleotions made tomorrow will be by our car riers for daily subscriptions, many of which are paid at ths homes ! where one payday is as oonveninn. ! aa another." " ', ' a little fable, A Beautiful young lady, being Engaged to a HandBome young mao, sought lo reform aim. ' "I observe," ebe laid ' tbat you are addicted to tbe foolish babU of smoking. Do you cot thick tbat you should stop it? It would be bo much better for you if you did Besides, you would save money," "Yes, indeed," replied tbe hand some young man, "And I perceive tbat you are a slave to tbeobooolate caramel babit, which is not bnly ruinous to the digestion, but ex pensive. Don't you think .you sbould stop it. also?" w nereupon she wept aDd said he was a hateful thing, and broke the engagement. Moral-It is not always the largest feet that are pinched the' most. Josh Wink, in Baltimore American. Lieutenant Russell B Harrison, son of his father, has been dropped from the army. Earnest personal appeals to the secretary of war and president failed to save his offiolal scalp. Harrison had no training for the army, and was unjustly ad vanced over others who stood in line for promotion. It was a dear case of being a son of tbe father Binghampton, Mew York, has a very serious joke. .Two Bisters and a cousin recently became mothers at about the same ' time. For a juke the babied were dressed alike and shown to thf fathers of one of (hem as alleged triplets'. Now the mothers dnn't know which is whloh. , It is not tbat the French love Kroner much, but that they bate England more which explains tbe great reception given tbe ex-presi dent of tbe Transvaal. 1 JUNCTION CITY NEWS. Clipped From the Times of cembet 1. Henry Bushnell still has a large force employed selecting and paoklng apples. Dan Taylor, who left here for Roae burg, baa told nil wood saw and is dow assistant engineer of tbe eleotrli light plant. Thanksgiving was observed by pur publlo sobools, consequently school was dlsmlBaed from Wednesday even ing until Monday. A new engine was unloaded here Wednesday for Borton Bros' sawnilll, whloh will be set up in tbe foothills near where tbe Wallaoe-Wllkluaon mill Is located. " . !" A part of tbe maohlnery for the new oreamery has arrived and the re mainder Is expeoted every day. As soon as everything has bean ''received Mr Weatherly will come from Fort- land to superintend tbe remodeling! ot the north room of the Lea block suita ble for setting up aud running the machinery. The lumber Bodybuilding materials nave already been engaged. For Sale Cheap. ! A ooraplete set of Euoyplopedla Brlt tanloa ; for sale, at fnnit reasonable terms, If taken at onoe.' 1 The set oon ilsts of 28 volumes, sheep bound, and runs down to 1892, lnoludlng the ninth edition. ! . I have also for sale the New Nation ii Dictionary, Enoyolopedla and Atlas, revised down to 1898, consisting of! 18 volumes. This sells new, aud will be sold on reasonable terms. . ' '" Apply fct reatdenoe, corner Seventh and Monroe streets. 1 ' "'S !' If J IT Ami 1 Farm For Sale 628 acres of land within one mile of Uarrlsbnrg, SO0 acres in cultivation two'old bouses, two barns; nearly all river bottom land. A laree ouantltV of balm, maple aud ash limber. Ash and maple auitable tor lumber. Two old orchards 00 the plsoe. 1 This is a bargain. Price, $14, per acre. Address, 1 KF BakbrAOo. unotliiu City Hotel, 1 , ' P I Kimball Pianos. . - - r f Charles Grlssen,' traveling represen tative of Kimball Piano Co, la lu town for a few daya. Anyone desiring kn instrument at wholesale oost, should see him at Hotel Eugene or leave; oH dera at Ilankln's mualo store. Wood for Sale. ' Also teaming of all kinds at reason able rales. ' I ' ,. . J ' " J F Balston, Oak street between 6U1 and "lb, ' t No one can reasonably hope for good health unless bis bowels move once eaob day. When this Is not attended to, disorders of the stotnaob. arise, biliousness, headache, dyspepsia and plies aooo follow. If you wish to avoid these ailments keep your bowtla regu lar by taking Cbstuberlalo's Hlomaoh and Liver Tablets wbeu required. They are so easy to take and rulid and geutle In effect. For sale by W L DeLauo, druggist. '" If you would have ao aprttite like a bear aud a relish fur your meals lake Cbarneerlalu's Btoinaob and Live, Tablets. They correct disorders of the stoiuaon and regulate the liver aud bowK Knoe, 20 osnts. Maniple, free j t W LIvLano's drug store. A FLIRTATION FIGURE After a hurried introduction. In wbu-ii t did not catch tier name, I tumid mynvlt flidiuc over the polished floor with one ftf those exquisite dancers whom a kind Profidenctt - especially manufactures to bring a few moment a of happiness into tbe life of a tiuo. It was the perfection f movement. heu the music stopped, we seated Kit-selves in a little recess which neMtied It the side of the corridor. Although we sad never met before, we seemed friends If a lifetime. We discussed our fellow rretitures as they paused before us along the corridor or wandered arm lu arm round the ballroom. It is the way of friends of a lifetime. "There is tbe brute who did this," she laid, raising her dress an Inch and a half or it mttfht hare been two Inches to how a torn flounce and, what 1 observed more closely, an exquisite foot. "Clumsy lout!" 1 murmured. She smiled at me. Her teeth were per feet. :. "I, fancied X saw him with you just now. ., Do you know him 7" she aBked. 1 "Not from Adam' I said angrily. He happened to be my brother but, then, I never knew Adam. We watched the revolving couples for a few moments of silence; then I felt a light touch on my arm. : "Do look at that man," she said. "Isn't he ridiculous? lie hangs over the girl ta if he were' going to kiss her. Poor thlnul"- '; t "Ah, they do that sometimes at a dunce," said I, with a smothered ten ant nmothprpl too much, though. "Bui hot during a dance, surely. It ta a quaint custom, this kissing." ' I My fair com pub ion spoke as If her thoughts were far away. I was glad It was only her thoughts. ' I ventured to lightly touch her arm. It was an exquisite arm. :- : 'A penny for your thoughts," I ex olaimed, I "They are not Issued Jn a cheap edi tion." she said, with a little laugh. "You are thinking of of that cus tom?" I suggested. '"Yes, was of my first experience of it." '"Ah!" I said. T'irrp was a world of leaning in that "A!.:" MDoD't look i'Ki- thut. I wat ru'y 10 yeanr (..,! -n.- was 12. I hud a new fro. I: - i - .; i h:k one and, oh, so short! He was l.'iuing on umbrella over me, tnd the atick got in the way, and he hurt ir r"e." She paused. A stick in time Kaved dine," sa:d I. T;.r: would have been more than nine. I think' ' - - Her voice was -filled with the passion if a vain regret. ''H' was ituch an ugly boy, too she added. U would certainly have become ierioi:s If we had been older." "Why?' I inquired, a little surprised. "We women do hot flirt with mily men. We marry them "'''Are 'viiii always in earnest, tbtm, with agly-rmen?'' ; I asked anxiously. My friends do not call me handsome. But fthe only smiled, which was not a very satisfactory answer. We were looking across the corridor into the room .bevnnd. wiitehine the crowd (of whirling figure, when a man walked slowly by. us. I unticed my com panion glance nt mtu inn) then shrink more into the coruer of tbe recess. I wondered and felt strangely annoyed. I remarked thnt he should be dangerous, as he was certainly ugly. : ' He is perhaps a little ungainly," she said, "but, then, so many men are like that. Now, take your own carriage" I can't, said I. "I haven't got one." Don't be silly. I mean, of course, your position when" "It is my position which prevents the arringe." "Very well; I shan't try to Improve you If you are going to be foolish' 1 11 never smile again, 1 said peni tently, i - i . t 1 Three times the music announced that another dnnce hnd begun, but still we nt together. She had bewitched me. Each moment left me deeper in the tolls. hen at last he said she must go1, I cast discretion to the winds. I moved Htill doner, and my arm stole round her waist.' She did not appear to notice it. but fidgeted norvously with her glove. I -drew her gently toward me. Then, without speaking, she held up Iter hand, from which the glove had van ished, and ti saw a plain gold ring on tho third ringer. I jumped up quickly nnd looped bnck the curtain; then I turned u ml saw her,watching me, with a smilo jo her lips. And first I did a foolish thing. "I er beg your pardon," I stammered. Rlie laughed a low, musical laugh. That nettled me, and to save my self re ipcct I told a lie. ' Shall we return to the ballroom"' I Mild, offering her my arm. I nm en- imaged for the next dance to my wife.' And so I got my owu back. King. OHarln of "Dixie's Land. The original song. "Pixie s Land." was composed In I8,r)l) by Daniel Km met t as 'w'Alk ftrouud for Hryont s minstrels. Mr. Emmetf" frequently heard the per formers In a circus make the remark, "I wih I was in Dixie as aoon as the northern climate began to he too severe for the tent life which they fnliowoil. This expression suggested the song "Dix ie's jimi." It made a hit ot once in N'ew Vbrk' nnd was speedily curried to nil parts of the t'nion by numerous bnnda of wandering minstrels. In the full of HiQ Mm. John Wood sang It in New Orleans In the. burlesque of "Pncalinutug." nnd before a week had passed the whnle city I nd taken It np. A New Orleans pub lisher saw ;pavHihl!Kie' In the music and, without the authority of the composer, hnd the air harh.ontned and rearranged, aultic It' with1 words embmlylnr tho HtrontT southern feeling then existing in New Or lea us.- La dies Home Journal, ! ': Ohjrctlon. Sustained. Among tbe curiosities of the law Is the following reported by the Kochoster IVstrlCxprcss: At a terra of tho circuit court in one of the up river countres not long ago a horse ease was on trial, and a well kuown horseman" was called a a witness. "Well, sir, you saw this horse T said the defendant's counsel. Yes, air. 1" 'What did yon doT "I jest opeued his mouth to find out how old he was, an I say to him. nays I. Old feller, I guess you're pnrty good yM "aStop!" crb-d the opplng counsel "Your honor, ! object ti any converts lvto carried on between the witness and lhchnrie when the plaintiff was not pre tt-t.M 1 - 1 1'ha objection wsi witwtslned. ' A Present of fz.oo in Cash. OnmmmcinK wltb Monday Novem ber Stub, J O WmtU will give two dol lars In oaab lo each purchaner of a pair of ipectaolea or eye-glasw-a at his lore, regular price of places to I fs or niona. . TUlt will cnntln'ua until Deo SNtta, 19"0. Thoee wishing to take advaoUgvof this offer will ilo well to eorne early aa the tiurutwr sold each day will ba limited. This sale Is made tn advertise mv new jewelry atore and holiday atoolt. All work Ruaranteed. One door north of Grim-. Hardware Co, KairMia. Uregoa. '""""" C A Thank Offering ; v Betty has a weakness for dressing the part, aud when I found her lust Tuesday atteruoou uiruyed in a blue, floppy, artis tic garuieut and an air of peusivenesn 1 shutidered. I was almont ture that she had offended the cook. She tinds it rath ir hurd to be projw;rly respectful toward that potentate. But to a cook who ban laleut aud in the cutter of savories pos Itive genius much uay be forgiven. Su Tories are not to t lespis. A, 1 siirbed. "Oh, such a lum-Ueoul" she momied by way of greeting. It was the cook. "When's she golnff?' I asked gloomily. Mt'a a funny thing" "Not that sort of luncheon, you stupid old boy. Cook's not leaving." "Oh. well," I aaiil In a relieved tone, "if you will .play tricks with your diges tion " She stopped me with ao Indignant glance. "Dick Ferris lunched with me," she rvmarked. "Dick Ferris!" I whistled. "Do not make that foolish noise," with great dignity. "Yes, with Dick Ferris, What of it?" "My dear," I bojrsn confusedly. "Don't coll nie niy dar I do not live in the suburbs. I had quite enough of thnt at luncheon time." "You don't menu to tell me, madam, thnt Ferris called you 'my dear!' " "Of course not. It would not have been half so bail if he hnd. Ho talked to me as if I were 50 und plain." "Why, I thought be used to to" "What?" And she regarded me a trifle more hopefully. "Well long ago" "Not so very long ago," she murmured. "Eons ago," 1 persisted. "He woil. he was one of the the followers." 'I'm not cook," she lauyl.ed. "But it is true. He did follow, and he haw b-'ei: supposed to be breaking bis b.;rt hi some outlandish place." "Ah, I understand," I said brilliantly, "nis heart is whole agaip, and you don't" Again I was withered by a look. "Am I that kind of person?" s!ie de manded wrnthfully. "Dout I always try to marry off the friends of my unattach ed days?" "Well, perhaps." But she doesn't real ly like them to get married, and if she does help ou the process I notice that thi girls are never wilily enthusiast: over her. "No, It wasn't that at all. You are al together wrong." "Certainly." I concerted politely. "I never thought it was that. But what was It, then?" "He has changed so abominably," she Bald vigorously. "He has become so conventional, so narrow, so so suburban. Very different from the Dick I I" 'You er?" I interrogated. "You kuow." I did. I knew more than she would hare believed possible. "May I have some tea?" I asked meek ly. I got It and sun-eyed Betty for a few seconds. She looked more than prelty, and aa for Dick bah, a thousand Dicks would not matter! "So you rind disillusionment pursuing your youthful steps?" I Inquired, with Interest "It's all very well for you to sneer," she said. "You have no sentiment in your nature. Now. dnn't say it's your misfortune not your fault. You say that about everything, from dropping a stud lo losing l.(kK." "I wasn't guing to nay it." 1 prutcsred. "Really, you are treating mo very bad ly." "Poor old boy! But the remembrance of that idiot ru.IIcH me." "Tbat b'i.t." I sail. "Which Miot?" "Dick, of course. If you will he so stupid" "But you were miking of pcnlimcnt. What has tbat to do with stupidity?" "A great deal muin-tin:es 1 was stunid, long ago, when 1 believed tbat Dick and I was certainly sentimental this aft ernoon," with n half guilty, wholly fas cinating look at me "ami I will tell you, I was tanking a thank offering." "A thank offering," I repeated, genu inely puzzled. "But why should you? It Isn't Lent or auything. Is it r" "When densenesn n when a certain point," said my compnnion oracularly, "it should be a capital offeniic." "What have I done now?" I exclaimed despnirlugly. "Who mentioned you? I was speaking generally. Ordinary people. Men, you know." "That's not the point, t wnnt to know about the thank offering." "Oh, well," she be-an guiltily. At that moment Barker entered the room. I enn never rid myself of n dread ful suspicion that I do not meet with Parker's approval She glanced , coldly at me and said: "A parcel for you, ma'am." "Open It, Parker." sab) her mistress, looking amused nud sHgluiy misehievous. And Parker, tbe Irreproachable, undid layer after layer of paper, finally bring ing to light nn elaborately chased silver cigar box. "You extrnvogont person!" I said, "What Is it?" She laughed. "Tho thank offcrini?." "But what Is It, really?" "Dick's wedding pres'ent stnpld!" said my wife. Black nnd White. "Wen rln IMnek Stncklnirs. A frequent cause of 'rouble with the feet Is the wearing of black Mockhie. Care should be taken to select thoe with white soles, as the dye Is extract nl by the heat induced by eoiillnetncnt in the ' hoe aud acts as an Irritant poison. Itching, burning aud swelling often are due solely to this cause. To mlttgrate the evil in some degree tbe stockings should be changed daily in summer nnd at least three times during the week In winter. Tho feet should be bathed ewiy night In warm water and bicarbonate of s. -da a tablespoonful of the soda to n bn-in of water letting them remain in tbe solu tion until it becomes cool. They must be rubbed vigorously In dryincand then bathed with alcohol. New York Tribune. Ill lnrt In Ihe Qnnrrel. Magistrate (to witness) 1 understand that you overhentd the q-inrrcl between this defendant and his wife? Witness Yis. sor. "Tell tbe court. If you can. what he ccmed to be doing." "He seemed to be Join tbe liKtenla Crvcn Bag. Take a Squint At Yerlngton's window display. There are a few samples of huliday goods. Then come in and ask abont them. We'll tell you, that's what we are there for, eo doliH be afraid of boring us. We have a lot of the same kind of goods In stock and If ihey run low we can get more ift 114 hour. We are prepared to make a big drive ou them, too As to phot, well, come and ih-o. 1 QQQG GGQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO All Kind of H aters... CoIe'sAir o Q CI o o o Charter Oak rTTTa. o o a GRANITE WARE. S. L. CC0002)O000000OO00O0'3OOO ..Something New.. Day 1 Henderson Cut order Carpets. Come and. see Them. finest, Sirs of kssfe Pieties Ever brought to Eugene just opened. They are of the latest finish and handsomely framed. Call at once and inspect them. An ornament to the home and an acceptable present. Ujlffil?SI7 BOOKSTORE, H 6 MILLEB- PrtPrietor- TO-v RIGHT SMOKE. Mount Hood High Gradeioc Cigar F. C. Potts Manufacturer- Prevented a Tragedy. Timely iiiformaUou given Mrs Geo Long, of New Btraitsville, Ohio, pre vented a dreadful tragedy and saved two lives. A frightful cough bad long kept her awake every night. She bad tried many remedies and doctors but steadily grew worse until urged to try Dr King's New Discovery. Oue hot. lie wholly cured her, and sbe writes this marvelous medicine also cured Mr Long of a severe attack of pneu monia. Such cures are positive proof of the matchless merit of this grand remedy for curiug all throat, chest and lung troubles. Only 60o and $1.0" Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free at W L Delano's drug store. Coining. Some attractive designs In photo niouuts, from the East, selected par ticularly for the holiday trade. The awellest little photo yet conceived it the new oval, The Ualnsboro. You will all want some when you see them. So call early for a sitting. We must have time to do justice to you. Ap pointments therefore preferred. Cloudy days good. Best hours from 10 to 8 o'clock. Djrbis AHr Gallery. Eugene, Or. Firemen's Election. An election fpr chief and asslstan chief engineer of the Eugene Fire De partment will be held at Firemen's Hall on Monday, December 8rd, 1900. between the hours of one and 6 p in of said day. Wm Stevens, President E F D. Eugene, Oregon, Nov 16, 1000. It Saved His Leg. P A Danfortb. of LaGranee. Ga. suffered Intensely for six months with a frightful running tore on his leg, but wntes that Buckleu's Arnica Salve wholly cured It In tea days. For ulcers, wouuds, burns, bolls, rain or piles It's the best salvo in the world. Cure guaranteed. Only 25 cents, bold by V L DeLauo, druggist. Bedsteads and Sideboards. 8ce Day A Henderson for ltt signs oak bedroom suits, Iron bedsteads and suieboardj. Just arrived. Wantkd. To trade, a small Im proved ranch, three miles from rail road station tn Lane o..uuty, for prop, erty in Eugene. Inquire at Guard rflle for particulars. lh Comer Drug Store basjustre-c-lvxtanioe Hue of sundries for the holiday trade. Call nd them. Dry alovt-wood fl 60 per l.wd deliv ered. I.ve order, at Own's grooe.v store o ;,,. ,W,WWQ th aud IOiU g g Tight O KITCHEN UTENSILS. LONG AT Ml 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW .HOW; and where to secure high grade wines and liquors, to get tbe best and purest at low prices. You can always find the very choicest vin ta4.es in clarets, Burgundies,Khine wines, champagnes, and every thing in the best table wines, w ith the best bon.net and finest flavors, as well as choice old whiskies, ale, potter and beer at, W. M. RENSHAWS Eugene. Oregon. Notice to the Public. We herewith agree to sponge and press your - personal clothing as often as requested, for $1.00 per month. EUGENE STEAM DYEING & CLEANING WORKS EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGj LilNE. E. BANGS. Proprietor. Stage leaves Eugene for Florence Rutliminrr atann 1 ...... CI ... dwo jcovro jriureuce for Eugene daily except Sundays at i HnliirHnira at fi a m jvrrivea in .cugena at ti p ni the day 81NOLK PARK, Kuur.ll inlr Ticket, tor inle at K I ansa'"llVT lusme, or el limd 1 uliii'i t C If U(.. J. L. PAGE -DEALKB IN- Groceries Having a Large aud Complete etock of outpie ana fancy urooeries bought in the best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I nan nfTnr rKa vti.hll.-i ho.- i - fuui.u irivri uriUWJ than sititn U.. i.. . r Central Market, Watkins A Mir PROPRIETORS Will.eep constantly on hand a full supplj BEEF MUTTON :PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at the lowest market prices. i lair stare of tie pniiic nitrate sollcltta :-TO THE FARMER-: We will ps the highest market price for rat tattle, Hogs and Shew.. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE,ORBOON. CSrMMu delivered n an. r" si la ottl BDHlNESiTnA j ti A'ITOIINey.., .... Collaotloni a aiiacialtr Jthoe-Ov.rm.t BILYtU, " ATTOIUVEY.AT.UW '-0rFir,t National lk. o woont-ouK, ATTOKNUY .n., .... Office-One-half block Knthofc.ri K BKlPWoitTuT ATTORNEY. at r . Will practice in all the Court',. KieKSOjioo,, HBLMDS W THOimiOS fJlHOMl-SON It HAKDY, """M ATTOENEYS.AT.UW Offlo-In Fint National n. L , ' Practice in all tha "ur" Wk Kai. p.. Q.EO. B DOKEIS, "in pic(.iue in au the conn , ' J udicial Uiatrict and in Z of the atate. u" buPWM t. special attention given L, . mattera in proUte. ""wtioa , ()ttice-.irst National BaikBl Room. 1. 2 anil s MEDICAL. TajW UAKK1S. PHYSICIAN AND Whim Office-Over Wilkin. tLinn',rf ' . Office Uu-t u. 12.. 8 pm. ' '"nit Kwidaoca-Feriy .trert bahw U4 jpAINE 4 KUYKEXDliI7 " PHYSICIANS AKDSCHGE0.N, Offices In Chrianian Block. Special attenUon to aorgery and mjali wrnoi women. J S LUCKEY, JEWELEIi. Watches and Clocks Kepaiied. Kcoini, Obmo JJU G BIDDLK, DENTIM' Office -OnOlive atreet, between RftU Sixth atreets one block wt ot Minus Hotel. -JTIR8T- Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital $60,00 Surplus B - 860.0M Eugene, Oregon. A GENERA BANKIMJ BUSISB Done on tevs suable tenm (il drafts on Chicago, an Francisco iad fa land, Oregon. ' Bills of exchange fold on forfip etmitm Deposits received .object to check ot cent cats of deposit. '' ' All collections entrusted to ni vll non prompt attention. ' X G Henpricii, President. S B Kins, VicePreaidea. P. E. BsoKUS. Cutis. L. a Form, Aa'tCais EUGENE Loan e Savin Of Eugene, Oregon.; Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus - mm A. GENERAL BANKINO aUSIHCSS TW AOTCO ON rAVOSASU TISMS. Dratti laaued on the prlnCpal cltta i United BUtca and toiflgn Co m iniereai auowuu on iwwiuu Depo.lt when left plated iwrtoa. M Collectlone receive our prompt City aud Countj WarrauU i"ini W, E. SHOWN, Prailtf.nt. F. W. 0SSUKN, bBihlar. lilt CM LANE COUNTY BAKi OREGON. EUGENE, Eataallahad la ISSl. OI.Ml SJSank In the Cou"7- J. General BsrkirtLtLsirtss t-eH." transacted on favorable term. A. G. HOST:?, Pni.teut B. h. HOVtY. Afsttssbi' NOTICE 10 c-rriTois. ..... . . ... .1 ..I ill. Notice i ht reov giTru " " - siKoedtas been, by the m;'! V Lane ecmntv. (Wu. yot. tratorof ihee.'a' -It eeavsl. All rr.on. hf ,rl.""'pT. ..iJ hn.lr in"'" ,n.I. the aame tn me, dul viiW ' of E H Skipworth in tup'" " niontbs Irom the dati "''....nj. r 1 C'r ,.lminiairatoroftteitt ot bell, deceased. ,,,w(il. E K bsiF...frH, A'tom-r J uli Uaied Eom, Mr-Nu' National M dsLU