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Newspaper Page Text6 ciijis DE LEETLE GRAY BIRD. I Kim mm. ... . TTIrt.l "Vrtil TTntrA Al . . - . iiiu ... .,njS xiniigiir, mm which lias licco. in use ior tm-r jo years, lias boino Ef.rn.A - -'. asst. v ".is. ami lias been mailt) tinder hs i(Cr. sonal mipcrvisioii Rineo its infancy. Allow no ono til tlcccivo Villi 111 filial All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-gooil'' are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups, It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotio substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys 'Worms and allays Feverishncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tlie Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The KM You Haye Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. tmc ezMTftun eoMMNV. tt munmat stucct, new ot errr. CLASSIFIED GOLUMN, Notice under this head not to exceed five nee, 60 cent per week; $1 60 a month; ?12 per year. For Sale. FOB BALE. Corner First and Jefler Boa streets, one 10 room house, and two lotB, 80x10) feet each. Qood harn, water, fruit, tine garden ground. Also house and lot, corner First and Lawrence streets, lot 66 feet 8 laches, by 160 feet, young fruit trees, good garden ground, water, etc. Also house and lot, corner Willamette and Fourteenth streets. For prices and terms write 8 J Hills, Tacoina, Wash, Box 827, or call at Guard office. SHINGLES FOR 8ALE.-I have 35,000 A 1 shaved oedar shinnies for Bale. Write H W Jones, Jasper, for oricee, cto. PIANO FOR BALE. A second hand piano for sale. Btelnway esquare. Inquire at this office tor particulars. Sioo Reward, jioo. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that Bcienoe has been able to cure in ail Its stages, and tbat Is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure 1b the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional disease, requires a con stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh cure is taken Internally, aotlDg directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietor? have so much faith in lis curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Bend tor list ot testimonials. AddreBB, F J OH EN K Y & CO, Toledo, Ohio. Bold by Druggists. 75o. Hall's Family Pills are the beat. ''"'''''.-... "But." 1 said, after he bed finish.! hi. tale .f woe. "the puttie to me is why you have .r,..osed to the erirl at all have not propmcd. It happened at lull last uicljt. I a3 late, and I was link- atfiiust the wall, locking the dancers for for well, v..u illy le. Ihion know, Tom, f.ir whom 1 was hmkin hid Itvn stainliiiK in that aiiitml.. unite when I suddenly caiiKht u ot a tirl at the far eud of the room. had her hark to nie aud was woitrin She FOR REN 1'. Fifty aoreB of good farm land, no buildings, adjoining the corporate limits of tho city of Eu gene. Apply for terms and particu lars to I L Campbell, Goard office. Farm For Sale 528 acres of land within one mile of Harriaburg. ZW) acres in cultivation ton nM tinnuM. two barns: nearly ail river bottom laud. A large quantity of balm, maple and ash timber. Ash nrt munlH suitable lor lumber. Two old orchards on the place. This Is a bargain. Price, $14, per Bern. Address, R F Bakkb A Co. Tunotinu City Hot! American Beauty Is the name given to the most ele gant line of ladies' footwear to be re tailed for $2.50. We have these boauti ful shoes in eight different styles. High cut storm shoes, light sole drees shoes in patent leather, vlcl and vest ing tops. These goods will be dis played in our oorner window tor four dajs. T A Gilbert. Charles W Hill. Has opened a flrst-olaes short order bouse and restaurant at Wald's old stand, one door north of Kauflmau's, and will be pleased to serve the public Lunohes 15 cents. Meala 20 cents and upward. Open day and Dlglit. If you would have an appetite like a bear and a relish for your meals take Chamberlain's Stomach and Live, Tablets. They correct disorders of the elomaoh and regulate the liver and bowels. Price, 25 cents. Hamplesfree at W L DeLano's drug store. A Monster Devil Fish. Destrovlog Its vlotlm, Is a type of conBtipatlon. The power ot this mur- derouB malady is felt on organs and and nerves and musoles and bralu. There's no health till Its overcome, but Dr King's New lite pilla are a safe I and certain cure. Best In the worm for Btomaoh, Liver, Kidneys ana Bowels. Only 25o at W L DeLano's drug Btore. Dry Wood For Sale. Dry wood for Bale. Leave orders at J W White's store or Bterner a. Wright's, or at my resldenoo, corner of Twelfth and Ferry streets. T N Plahk. ill A. U IM Von Haffl Hwan 6 Central Market, 1IT I 1 0 Um ffi Ml PROPRIETORS . Willkiti ee:ilantly on hand a lull supply BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at "w' .uarket prioen. A lair sure ot lie domic patrmt sc!'.;:::. .-TOTHKFAKMERrt.-; We will pe the highest market price for Fat Cattle, nog" " " ' Shop on Willamette St., PIIOFNE, ORKOON. Fse otthaiK Bean As 'a o Cure No Pay. That fa ttie wv U drnwfru lj Orovej. TarteleM Chill Tonic for CbilU, Malaria end llillioiune". ii i Lemon jrrup. nu oenie To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. A 1 druggists reiumi u if It falls W cure. E. W. drove's .igna- ture Is on eacn uox. i sliimmeriui; kind of white dre8, with with roses and thiiiirs enihroidereU on it; but an how there was not another frock in the room liko It, and directly I caught tight of it I hurried after tho wearer aud came up to her just as she was entering the conservatory. "Well, the conservatory was rather dark, aud I was rather excited, baring teen determined all the week that I would screw up my courage and 'speak' en the ball night. So, before 1 kuew where I was, 1 said scmethiug 1 don't kuow what, but something sweet aud then all in a minute she she well, the upshot of it was she accepted me, and I fouud out when it was too late that 1 had proposed to the wrong one." "Cannot yu see a way out of it, for If you cau't I can," I added sagely. "Hut how?" be Interrupted eagerly. "Easily euough," 1 said, with a philo sophic air. "Just seud a uote to Miss Hetlley, asking her to meet you, aud then tell her in a manly, straightforward fash ion that that uhem, you have made a mistake, that your young affections have been bestowed elsewhere, that you spect, admire and esteem her, but your heart it is another s, etc. "Would you tell a girl a thing like that. Tom? be asked, looking steadily at me. "I'm sure 1 would," 1 answered confi dently. "1 think it is more dishonorable to marry a woman when you don't love her than it would be to tell her fairly that you cannot marry her because you don't love her. "Maggie," I asked my sister the follow ing day, "whatever possessed you to lend your new ball dress to Miss lledley? I mean that odd looking, whity thing that you told Nigel Bruce you were going to wear. Maggie colored hotly, and I knew my shot had cone bome. "Oh, Tom." she replied, Ignoring the latter part of my remark. "I made Flossie wear it Sue said Ao ever so many times, but I insisted. So In the end she rlclded. Toor Flossie!" my sister con tinued. "She has not many pleasures and very few pretty dresses, and you know what a horrid time of it she has with her auntie, and so 1 was deteraiiu ed she should go to the ball and be well dressi-d too. Mother was quite willing. Hut what makes you ask she added. "Oh, nothing much," 1 replied careless Iv, for 1 was determined not to tell her of Hi-uce's engagement until well, until 1 was assured it was nn engagement. That same evening I hud a line from Bruce: "l'e at mi chambers at S:30 tonight.' So I went and found him in the depth of despair. I must have looked one huge note of interrogaliou. for he began at mice: "It is of no use. old chap! She she snvs I have discovered her secret, and she would tlie of shame if 1 deserted her now. Moreover, sue wrote last uigiu to her father and Can t ynu see, loo, I am bound hand and foot and cannot withdraw?' "And what barmened then?" I intcr- rimh-,1. Hrure looked confused. "Then? Oh, she cried, and" "I kuow all nlinut the rest," I exclaim- wl eornfullv. "Nigel Bruce, you aro an arrant donkey and far too good to be wasted on n bold, unscrupulous, scheming urtmnn! ou shan t marry her. lloiu I snid. suddenly stopping in the midst of uiy sentence, "l ve thought or a plan in pKuciie von! I'll tell von what it Is, old fellow I'll go In for the fair lady invxclf and cut vou outi If I. a much u-,,.i!tllrr man than vou. appear as ooHHihle suitor. 1 am much mistaken in the maiden if she does not throw yon nvm-honnl Well, the rest Is soon told. I began paying Miss lledley marked attention n'nmh attention that my mother and jl.tor rhnwed svmntoms ot nneasiness. Ono day Maggie came to me looking rflflmr ni-itnted. "t It true. Tom." she asked, "that you are going to take Flossie to the theater tonight? She has just been telling me SO." 'it I. nnitc trite." I replied. llt T..m " she urged, "do you think It Is right? What would Mr. Bruce think t ho ki,w?" "Look here, Maggie," I answered sen tentionsly. "don't you bother your pretty head nlmnt my affairs. I am quite capa- i.l .,f tnUlnir enre of mrself. Well, on the night of the theater I sun pose my attentions showed such a rnrk I'd Inclination to become "intentions" that ,i. ..)!..;, Afternoon Bruce received a charmingly worded little note giving him hi. enm.o. IHrcctly I ssw his radisnt r...... i I... wlmt had hannened. "It's all very well for you." I said, "!... I.n' (nn.t T fret OUt of it?' "Oh. toll her fairly and squarely that vou respect, admire and esteem her, but ... I.enrt It Is another 8. etC. nd then he looked me In the face meaningly, and we both burst out langh- '"w .... nt that nerlod of my career I .llseovered It was very easy to give ad vice, but verv hard to follow. The end f It was Hint my lawyer settled the matter In an entirely satisfactory man- ..... in nil f-oneerne Only to this day Maggie, who was mar din! to Nigel Inst Christmas, declares ws were both wrong lo carry out such a mean plot. She also says If shs had innvn of II she wonld never have con sented to become Mrs. Bruce. . n,. too. nf thousands wbo miiufg t.. used Chamberlain's Cough Rem .ifnr colds and la grippe during the pa-t few years, to our knoledge, not a simile ease has resulted In pneumonlat Thi Whitfield Co., 340 SVabasb avenue, ClilcaRo, one of the most prom inent retail drtiRgisIs In mat city, m soeaki.iK of this ": "We recom mend Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy is it nn tit'ilv gives prompt and oompl'te re enverv but "" counteract any ten 5X7 of la grippe to result In pneu- mnnlfi. I"0' Mile t'y A Jfew Cur; Tlio Buffnlo Commorrial mji thtt a rtttle boT rflme hnvno one Uy ivon iftr (ho fnll tprm nt nrhonl hnrl ojk-dH with tho follow.!. nnto duly i1nnI by the principal: ri.r Sif-lt trmt my Mr ntnrm rva hit fiur i')'' trJlrttoit o utif ..eivlft to 1irvnt llr. The ffiThT wnt the following ftDwT he ncit 'lay: I 1f (i:rwt,ip It out of him. Tonn Inly. The Ultle boy just tu from school was xtniplatuiotf tu Auut Matilda of belli,; txmipelliii to do juit as the toahor said, ai'ver, he declared, be inn permitted to do in he wialud. The uld woumn paus.tl fur a moment iu her work and (ht-u said: 'S'luise, ehile, dat yo wa a slave, like i Unule gray bird dat 1 has In mind. fVUat would yo do deii?" The tittle boy snid he had uover heard )f the little crny bird, well kuowiug that he old woinnu would promptly tell him kit about it. "I'ut is, chilo," she ex plained, "I'll tell yo' It as Mr. Wltale VVuzile done tole it to me. Mr. Wtute VViutle say dat long timo a'o de law "mong de birds was diit de one dat Kuldu't sing had to be a slave. le lee tie gray bird wan one of dem dat couldn't iiug, haviu jio mo voice, honey, don ole Miss rossura, 'cause he waa tongue tied. 80 It was dat he come to bo da ilave ot Mr. Sparrow. It was a scan'Ious ihame for ft make Uim a slave, for dera was uo mo' better bred bird fly in dim de iertle pay bird, but as he couldn't slut why, dere wasn't nothlu else for him to, 10. So tt was dat he had to help Mr, Sparrow an Mrs. Hparrow 'bout de house. bring water from de spring, qu b de, :hu reu, build de firo an do de cookin, tn" "Why, Aunt Matilda," Interrupted the, little boy, "you surely don t mean to say that tho bints had fires &ad cooked their food?" Now, chile," the old woman explain-, wl, Ts tellin diB story as Mr. Wietle, uule done tole It to me. lie any dat ie leetle gray bird had to build de fir in do de cookin, an I isn't de one dat'Sj fvrine to soy to de contrarywlse. Ilow- somever, w le do leetle gray bird was workin hard dotn dis an doiu dat all de iny long, his marster, Mr. Sparrow, set bissrlf up on de ttm' of "ft tree an sing J in sing. Lourse, wntle de leeue gray bird be a slave, he got a soul an under-1 standin, an as be work all de day long, he lixsen an lissen to de song Mr. Spar row sing 'til by an by he get de whole of j it in bis head, au den when dere wasn t nobody 'bout he try to stng hisself. Uut he still tongue tied, an uot a note could) le pore leetle fellow make. So be cry hiBself sick an say, 'Oh, if my tongue was only on tied!' Aud did the little gray bird s tongue iver get untied. Aunt Matilda?" asked the little boy. 1 hasn t got to dat ylt, chile, she spiled, "but 1 knows dat one day when Mrs. Sparrow was wishin for a big fat worm for one of de chil'ren dat was ailin Mr. Kobin come 'long wid one, an Mr. parrow sell de leetle gray bird to Mr. Kobin for It. Mr. Kobiu carry de lectio rny bird lumie wld him an sot him to work jes' as hard as he was 'bliged to do. it Mr. Sparrow's house. Hut Mr. Robin," continued the oldi woman, dido t keep de leetie grny bird long, for de doctor bavin purse ri bed a bunch of cherries for Mrs. Robin who nt dnt time wasn t in de best of health, Mr. Rnbin sell him to Mr. I. ark, who huppeued 'long wid a bunch of 'em jes' .len. Wld Mr. i.arlt It was do aamo t'liiR, bo far as de leetle gray bird was Tonsarned, till one day, when Mrs. bark allowed dat she jes' bed to havo a hop pcrgrnRS for dinuer, Mr. Lark see Mr, Catbirjl wid one. nn he Bell de leetle gray bivd to Mr. Catbird for It. Mr. Cnt- oird keen him for awhile, an den he sell ttm to Mr. Whipperwill. an Mr. Whip- perwill he ell him to Mr, Woodpeckor, nu he keep on beln sold till at Ins' Mr. Snarrowhawk buy him. 'Now. Mr. ispnrrowhnwk, explained Aunt Mntildn. "was ft mighty hard mars ter, so Mr. Wir.ile uzele tells me, wld mighty sharp tongue an a mighty lharper bill an claws. One night Mr. Hparrownnwk come home In a terribul temper, an nuthln lidn't suit him, do de leetle, gray bird trv his bes to please him. Hut Mr, Rparmwlmwk git madder an madder at him till nt las he Jes' pitch right Into him an perk an claw him like he gwlne to kill him. Do leetle gray bird open his mouth to beg for mercy, an Mr, Sparrowhawk In peckin at him done bite le pnre leetle fellow s tongue so dat no oearly split It open, nn de pore leetle irav bird drao down for dead. Mr. Sparrowbawk think be done stilt him, an off be fly. Ry an by de leetle ifray bird come to, an a-seeln flat ma nouth was all a-bleedln he hop down to le snrinr to wash It. He din up some water In his mouth an gurgle It round n round, but as he do dat he hear nnrruliar sonnd come from his throat. ler like a young mra tryin to sing. 110 rit nn some mo water In his mouth an rursle dat round an round, an de same rmrculinr sound he hear agin. Well, ?hile, he dat 'sprised dat he almoa' rail lown. but he try It agin an agin, an ne mo' he do it ne clearer ae souna com. in lo an behol , chile, de fust dat leetle rrav bird know he was slngtn as fine aa eo want to hear. Fust It was de Bong Mr. Sparrow done sung, den It was de me Mr. Lark hed sung an den dat of Mr. Robin, till at las', so Mr. Wiwle Wuzzle done tell me, dat pore leetle ray bird was slttln an whlstlln all de longs his ma raters done aung an a good nanv mo' ylt." "What became of the little gray bird, Annt Matilda?" asked the little boy as he old woman paused. "Well, chile," she replied, 'Mat leetle rray bird Jes sing an sing till he hed all le birds round 'bout him Mssenln to mm, 1 tn when dey sing he sing dere songs, lon't core who dey was, an all of 'em so t'prlsed dat dey couldn't hardly believe lere eyes, much less dere ears. Jes len Mr. Hparrowhawk come flyln up, an t.-hat he do but try to take de leetle gray Mrd home wid htm, ravin In mind dat t.e worth much mo den ever befo' 'cause ,f his slugin an seein dat he not only tins de song of any udder bird, but kin mock anyt'ing ha hear. But jea' den ole J edge Owl come 'long, an when he find ut what Mr. Hparrowhawk tryln to do le .leda Owl wiy: 'No, Indeedy, Broth er Sparrowbawk. Dnt leetle gray bird fln't a s!se no mo', for de law say dat no bird what kin alng kin be a slave Dat'a a far Brother Hparrowhawk,' say ie res' of de birds; 'he ain't a slave no 110. "An from dnt day to dls, chile, eon hided Aunt Matilda, "dat leetle grsy ltir-1 been as free as de lurry air Itself in Am finest rn de putticst singer dat le." "Rut what was the name of the little) cray bird. Aunt Matilda?" asked the lit tle ly as the old woman concluded her itorv. "For de law's sake, chile, she so twered. "did I furgit to tell yo' dat da Uetle gray bird ain't nobody else den Mr. Mockingbird 7" Chicago Evening Putt. XMY AS 'TASJ I 'S TAT AS f Tf IE BEST ' PRESCRIPTION IS Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic The formula is plainly printed o every bottle hence you know just what you arc taking when you take Grove's. Imitators do not advertise their formula knowing that you would not buy their medicine if you knew what it contained. Grove s contains Iron and Quinine put up in correct proportions and is in a Tasteless The Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drives the 1- 1 . 1.11, 'nn t. out ol the system. Any reliable uruimist win ten you tnai U the Original and that all other so-called Tasteless Tonics are imitations. An analysis ol other chill tonics shows Grove's is superior to all others in every respect. You form. malaria Grove's Chill that are not experimenting when you take Grove's its superiority and excellence having long been - established. Grove's is the only Chill Cure sold throughout the entire malarial sections of the United States. No Cure, No Pay. Price. 50c MAIL ROBBER ARRESTED. Driver of the Lakeview Stage Was the Criminal. Rkno, Nov., Deo 27, A ipeoUl from Lakovlew, Oregon, lo tlie Gagotlei, saye: "Bob OelMby, driver ol the Like- view mid Palnlcy (Oge, who claimed to have been held up a highwayman, laat Friday ulght, ban been arretted, charged with the crime nt robbing the, Uolted Slate mall. The arrest waa, the remit of tli panlug of a marked ten dollar bill by Ogleaby. Ogleany was to have been married tonight to a highly reapeotable lady ol Lakeview." a Familiar Calendar. The 1901 edition of the Columbia desk calendar Is being distributed by the Amerloan Bioyolt Oo. Columbia Sales Department. Haiiford, I'onn. It will be sent to any sldieesupon re ceipt of five 2-ccni. etnuips. This unique and useful onuijiilatlou has been iBsued annually for 1 he last sixteen years and It has came 10 be rt'garded as an Indlspenslble ar'lele In many business oftloes and homes. The Guard aoli iitwledgea the receipt ot a calendar. It will have a place on our desk to t ie end of 1B01. The old oue la down to Its few last leaves. Unity Items. Deo 26. The Trent Lumber Co will move their mill to Weudllng where tbey have bought a mlllalte. 1 The new terry boat la all right so long as we have Mr Uoweu for ferry man. He has had a good deal of ex perlence aud should be retained. G M Neet hat returned from Kansas City where he was suooeufully treated for flstala. James Howard, who has been stok for more than a year, pasted dowu In a covered rig the other day on his way to Or Kussell'a hospital for treatment Mis Haggard's term of school doses January 4lh. An exhibition will be given that day. The R U Edwards' logging mmp Is laying off until after the holidays. B Upmeyer, the Harrlslmrg saw mill man, was In this 1 Minn last week looking after the savings that II C Edwards Is getting out for him. '1 hey aggregiite three mllllii' feet, iinri are of the finest quality. Messrs Hopkins and 1'Ull. i nf the Eugene Lumber Com; ny wrw 'iere ast week looking for - iwl"K. first National Bank of Cottage Grow. Junction Notes. Bulletin Dec. 27. GO Millet left an order with the depot agent this morning for three stack oars. He has a oar aud a half of sheep, half a car of bogs and a oar of 2-year-old cattle which be It going to ship to Portland. Rev David N Molntnrfl and Frof W T Maoleod, of Hpnkane, Wash, will arrive In Junction on tba local today and begin a serlesof religious meetings, the first of wblob will b held In the opera house tonight. Go and bear Prof Maoleod alng. Pocket Book Lost. A black note book loat Sunday, Dec 23. between the Mobawk and Eugene. Name of owner on obecka and reotlpta tn book. A liberal reward for It return to Guard oflloe, or owner at Wendllng. Dated Deo 24. W E Thompson. Woodburn Independent: Mist Alios MoKlnlay, wbo It attending the Bute Unlvertlty at Eugene, Prof A P MoKlnlay, an Initniotor In the Port. land eohnolt, and Ed win MoKlnlay, student In the Portland Academy! have been trending the bolldsyt with thalr father, Rev George A MoKlnlay. For twenty years I have repaired watches, clocks and Jewelry. Bring me your work and gel an expert job at a reasonable prloe, JA Usurer, two doors above Hotel Eugene. Bohemia NubkcI, heo. tfl. Beginning with the new year, 1001, the doors of The Klrst National Hank of Cottage Grove will be opened for thebuslneHS and convenience of the public. The n. I nuil W"ll tried private bauk of ICikln A UrlsUiw having been OouverUvl Into a NstiniiHl hank, the oertlfluste I rum the gnverbinuiit now being In the hands nf the proper oftloersof Ihe new bank. The place of busluest will heal the old stand and the same acoomunidallug oHIoUIh will meet aud do business with the bank patrons, as of yore. The ospltal stock of the bank Is filed at $J6,IK)0, with ofllosraaa follows: President, Darwin Urlstow; cashier, Herbert Eiklu; dlreotort, Darwin Brlttow, Herbert Eakln, N W White and G M Hawley. Among the prominent stock holders besides those whose names are I'lentl- fled with the varioua otlloet at above, appear the following well known Lane oouoty people) J U Stewart, T G Hendricks, S B Eakin and V Chambers. A Night of Terror. Sheriff' Sal on Execution. Notioe it hereby gi?en tbsl by virtue of an eieoulion duly issued out of the Giicnit Court of lbs Stateof Oreson for Ihe ecnntv ot Lane, on tbs '20th day ol Kovembsr, 1900, oo s juugement renueied in said oourt on Ihe 3rd day of November, 1880, which judgemeut was suiolled arid dooketed in the oflloe oi the olerk of said oourt on the 3rd day of November, 18K0, Jq IQit fn gajd oourt whereiu H Koeeublatt and Oomuany. are plaiutitfs and Klias Johnson wss de-' leudaot, aud to me direoted commanding me thai out of the penonal property of said defemlaut, or, if sufnoieni oould not be tuurd, then out of the real propel ty, be loagiug to said defendant in said oounty on or aflor the said 3rd day of November, 1880, to ssliily the sum ol (148.00 with interest at 1 per oent per month and a further judgement ol t'Ji.'J'i with 10 per oent per unuuui in U 8 gold ooiu now duo on said jud eiuent, leae the sum ol S53.25 paid 0Q sain juugeineui July luin, Irom the 3rd day of NoTeniber, 1880, and the further sum of Thirty-niue dollara costs and the oosis Ol ana opou lute writ, and being un able to hnd any peieouiil property of said defendant to satieiy said judgement and oobIb and incurring cou I did on ihe 1st dayol Deoember, tUUU, levy upun the fol lowing deHuribtd rtal properly belouging to said Uuliiiidaut on Ihe 3rd day ol November, loau, or Hiibimiiieutiy, tu wit: All the UDiiivuled tut.-reHt of lCllas John- sou iu Hud to the o!lowiiig deeuribod liruiiiieoH town: 'I ,e lJouutiou Lund Olaiu ol ilt roil iind Ul .da Johiienu No ti'J Notltlealli u No 7181. Uiug yurl 0t seotions '28, 3. auil 33 iu lp ii. buutn Hinge Two wt'vl ooiitaitilng Util,..; acres of lead ill Lane county, Hlute ul Oregon. Now iherefore in ihe i.aiue of the stalo of Oregon aud lu oouiptiauoo with said writ 1 will oiler lor sale at publio auotion, tor oaeh, tubjeot to redemption, all the right, title aud interest ot the said defendant in and to the above derioribod premises, al the Houth door of the Uonuty Conrt. liouae, in Eugene, Lane Oounty, Oregon, on Wednes day, the lllth day of January, iU01, between the boun ol U o'clock a m and 4 o'olock p m to-wit at 1 o'oloek p m on ssid day. Dsled Ibis Hlh day of Deoember, 1UU0, W. W. Wrraaas. Bhoriff of Lsne County, Oregon. 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J F Amu, BLOOD We live by our blood, and on it. We thrive or starve, as our blood is rich or poor. Thera is nothing else to live on or by. When strength is full and spirits high, we ure being re freshed, bone muscle ana Drain, in body and mil d, with con tinual flow of rich blood. This is health. When weak, in low spirits, no cheer, no spring, when rest is not rest and sleep is not slet'P, we are starved; our blood is poor; there is umu nutri ment in it. Back of the blood, is food, to keep the blood rich. When it fails, take Scott's emulsion of cod-liveroil. It sets the whole body going again man woman and child. We'll lev! fee a tHllt lo try, k res Use. SCOTT BOWXE, ) feart ". Dry stove wood f 1.K0 per losd dellv red. Leave orders at (ireeu'a grocery ttnre on Willamette street, between 0th and 10th rami leave Kilgena for Portland end way utliini at 8iM a m; 1 KM p m. 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