Eugene City Guard.
SATURDAY .....OCTOBER 12.
A MAYO tt'S CLOSE CALL
Mftvnr John L Robcrte.of Wall
Walla, had a frightful experience
Friday and is verv fortunate in
inr alive to tell it. He was
wnrkinir in Lis foundry about noon
when his clothing caught in some
nf thn uliaftintr. Then ensued a
strugele between life and death,
and the mavor by an almost super
human eiTort managed to reach a
lever and stop the machinery.
mu,n ha stood ud and drew a Ions
breath, indicative of the relief he
felt, bia clothes were torn in shreds,
bis body almost denuded, and one
of his arms badly bruised, uwer
wise he was uninjured.
The telegrams say the democrats
1 I I in V n f 1in hart i.
in sue neovy guiuo iu wuin...
nut tnn elections, and now they
carry Indianapolis, Harrison's city,
which went a,uuu repuuuean vwi
years since, by 5000. It look as i
the fall election might go demo
cratio.
The regiment in which Governor
McKinlev served throughout the
war, first as a private then as i
sergeant the 23d Ohio had Gen
eral Rosecrans for its first colonel
Stanley Matthews, afterward jus
tioe of the supreme court, for lieu
ipnunt.rnlnnfil. and Rutherford B
Ilayes, afterwards president, for
major. Few, if any regiments in
the service were oihcoreu by bo
many notable men.
A Paris correspondent puts it
neat.lv when he save: "The dos'i-
- J ------- f
tion of women in Franco is one of
the most anomalous possible. In
certain classes of society she is, as
a French girl lie t well bhhi, -airaiu
to cross a bridge alone for fear the
fishes will eat her," In another
class she is head and front of the
businees'in which she and her bus
band embark. The "new woman
movement" raring in other coun
tries finds a stranco soil in France
in which to take root. It will be
amusing to watch the growth of
the new ideas, winch hare to coin
hat centuries of traditions, and
even now the struggle is in full
swing.
Roeeburg Review: "Col Alley,
through the West, takes exceptions
to 'Republican's' article in a recent
issue of the Review, and alleges
that other newspapers besides the
West and Secretary Kincaid's Jour
nal stands with Mr. Hermann in
favor of free coinage silver. And
notably amongst those mentioned
by the Colonel is the Capital
Journal which is manngcu and con
trolled by Col. Holer, who was Col
Alley's colleague in the last legis
lature. We stand corrected. We
will admit that the Capital Journal
does support the free silver cause.
and Mr. Hermann, iheonlynues
tion now to be determined is
whether the next republican con
vention will endorse froesilver. If
it does not Mr. Hermann will bo
out, as he certainly would not ao-
cept a nomination for congress
upon a gold bug platform.
Scientific American: Homo time
ago, Henri Roohofort said in L'ln
transigeant that ho did not believe
in bull fights, unless tho horses
were replaced by unbreakable
oycles. This lias now been done,
but the Spanish public does not
care fur the innovation. Charles
Rodriguei, a well known cyclist,
and Radila, the picador of the
Quadrille de Mazzantini, both en
tered the arena mounted on cycles,
the former soon ran away from the
bull, but the latter stood his
ground, and being unablo to turn
quickly enough, both mucin no and
rider wero thrown high in tho air
by tho infuriated animal. The
rider was, happily, not hurt, but
the maehine demonstrated that uu-
broakahlo cyclos do not exist In
1S94 Franco obtainod $300,30(5
from the taxation of bicycles. The
number of wheels declared was
147,977. The amount received
from the tax was nearly five times
that obtained during the sume
period from horses and other aui
mala usod for drawing vehicles.
Dr. Chauncey M. Depew recently
gave a graphic presentation of the
land and water t radio of tho world
last year, from which we take the
following paragraph: "The whole
tonnage on tho oceans of tho world
last year was about 140,000,000
tons, whilo the tonnage of the rail
ways of the world, carried 100
miles, was about 1,400,000,000
tons. There are 400,000 miles of
railroad in the world, of which
180,000 are in the United States.
Of the 1,400,000,000 tons carried
100 miles last year on the railwavs
of the world, 800,000,000 tons were
carried on the railways of the
United States. You take the C00,
000,000 tons carried 100 miles on
railways of the world outside the
United Slates, and then you add to
it 140,000,000 tons carried on the
ocean in the commerce of the world
upon the seas and we still have in
the 800,000,000 tons carried on the
railways of the United States (0.
000,000 tons moro than all rail
ways of the world outside of the
United States and in all the ocean
commerce put together. The inter
nal commerce of the United States
makes it the most wonderful mar
kot on the lobe."
Goshen Items.
October 0. 'M.
Aunt Wlnnia Davis hat returned
borne from Haletu to remain a few
weeks.
Mrs Henry Mathews and children
are at the KJtson springs.
AJKeeney visited Marcus Kelley,
who is seriously 111 at hi home near
Creswell, Monday.
A party consisting of 8 D and Wm
Reed. AM HUiwart and Gun Rock
started for the Is Chutes river Mon
day and expect t'i return home In
about two week with a wutfou loud of
bear ski us.
A family whoso name we have not
learned lias riioveu nuo uie uoorK
Hovern house recently vacuted by M Ji
Aliltierg, who ha runted aud moved
to the JD Matlock farm. -Miss
Ilernunway's school In Inereas
Inx Iu attendance since hop picking Is
entirely over.
Horn, Thursday, Oct 8, 1S93, to Mr
and Mrs J 11 Kueney, a sou.
Horn, Hunday, Oct G, 1805, to Mr
and Mrs Ira tttwwart, a sou.
John Rains and his brother David
have moved Into their house recently
erected on Johu Keeuey's place.
Joe Matteton, of Fall Creek, visited
relative here Hie lint of the week.
Improvement In the village are ad
vanclnir. Joe Willlielin is erecting a
multiplicity of building on his Iota.
Laitt Hunday there was no little ex
citement when It was discovered that
our genial postmaster, Mr Honey, had
apparently di imp pea red from the face
of tbe earth and an individual with a
th roe mustache was making blniMeli
at home altout the poatolllce. How
ever, w hen tliH supposed stranger was
forced to explaiu matters, bis face
beamed with a smile that was both
large and beautiful(V) a be announced
the fact tint lie hlmiteil was A L Ho
ney, nilnui the iil inch beard he had
worn for years.
J V Holland and family have re
moved te tbelr homestead near Hazel
Dell, while a family named Kiev have
occupied the house belonging teJD
Hampton in which Mr Holland has
lived for the past year.
Messrs A C and Tommy Wheeler, of
Springfield, made a business visit to
this scctlou Monday.
James Cox and family started on
their return across the mountains
Monday.
lten Eby was down IromCreswell
Sal urday.
(.'has O'Rrlen and family spent Sun
day with his brother-in-law, Frank
DeWitt, while on their way from Men
mouth to their former home near Cot
tage Orove.
Fkathekweioiit.
Law Htuhknts. Tuesday's Salem
Tost: The following students were
examined for admission to practice
lawtoduy: John L. Childs, Oram's
Pass; Ueorgu Johnson, Astoria: Oscar
lUytor, Dallas; J 11 hitching. L
Lacliiiian, A R Mendenhall, Portland;
C 1. Moon, D L Watson, Marsh Held;
J N Hart, Dallas; h V Hmilli, Til In
muok;LA Robert, Myrtle Creek; R
Held Jr., Portland; M E 1'ogue.
Kalein; M O Wllkins, Corvallis; ( F
Nklpwoith, Eugene; and J 8 Medley,
Cottage Urove. All passed successfully.
Dki.koatk Appointed. E (1 Jones,
president of the Oregon Road club at
Portland, bus lsen apnoiuted by tlov
ernor I,ord a delegate from Oregon to
the Road Parliament which Is to meet
soon at Atlanta, Georgia.
Oliver plows will be sold this season
at a reduced list. F L Chambkkh.
o. w. KlNMY
N. E. MlRKLIY.
Kinsey & Markley,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Cotnmerclel and Probate Business a Speo
Isltv. ottlre In Chrlsunu Block.
A
B
ftptsinilM ettrttlv runnt for Wurrnntor Htcl
KtMtUi-ltss, WNlli rxliMimttiMli hltri
tiawt'tl ur utHioral Nturk)krii ft leu ft
tltu, (liHit, KlJuay litrditra. Acid
or ti:frnil Nfurlmi silau for 10iu-
A'ttloU for AliHiboUs)
lltirv Anwrui
ml oihsr pi
f I THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO.
e litis. wsstsra Avenue, CHICAGO.
sold by all I'mngista,
SUMMONS.
Iu ths Circuit Court ol th Bute ot Ore
iion, tor Lane County.
Mary A. E. HuntU, Plaintiff.
VI,
Johu W. Rowh, Margsrrl
Uobluaou ami Ovorgs ltob
insou her hiisbmul, lis
beee Hurley, and Valen
tin Huiluy her husband,
NDoy Cletinger, and
George C lev inner her has
Irninl, Mills Cooiier, and
Wtllimu Cooper her hus
band Mury 1'elton, War
reu K. liinlfil, Msrcellut
Kowe, John Lafayetts
ltows, Ronetta Aow, 8tr
sh Wllkins, the heirs of
Josb Kowe, deceased,
Defendants,
To John W, llowr, Margarst Robinson
and Ueorgs Kotilusou her husband, Uebecc
Hurley aud Valentine Hurley ber husband,
Nn.-y CleTiKger and Ueorga OleTingerber
hustwud, Mills (Vopef and William 11.
Cooper her tamlmml, Msry 1'elton, Wsrren
K, lllnlMI, alaroelius Howe. John ljt(jette
ltoe. Rosette Kowe. 8rh Wilkiui tbe
heirs of Josb Rows deceased, the shore
named defeudautsi
In the name of the filste of Oreaon: Yon
and esch of you sie hereby required to sp
pesr and aunwer the ootuplsiut of the
plsintid', Msry A. E, Smith in the shots
eutltlid Court, in ths above eatitlsnl suit
nowou file with the Clerk of said Court on
or ttelora tue nrst day ol tne next
regular terra nf oouit, to-wit: On
or twtore Ih 2Hlh dsr of OoIjIht, A U ,
1W, and you siul each of yon sre hereby
notited that if yon fsll to appear sud
snswer sstd eoniulsint as hereby required
tne ulsluiirr Usry A. E. muh will apply lo
the oou't for ihe relief rleinsnded lu Mid
complain! to-wii: For a jiulgmeut and de
rresofssid Court, that the lefendsnti be
(merer burred of any ri;ht, or clsitu In, or
interest in tbe following described premises
n y. of the s 't of see. 1'J, in 18, i
west. In Ln county, Histe of Ontron.
sud that the Plsiulifl be decreed Ihe owuer
iu tee simple of said land.
I uia snmnions la puullstied lutlie M'orNt
Gotat, a Dewxpsper printed, p.ibli.beil,
and of general cirouistion in Lens county,
Oregon, by order of the Circuit Court of the
Mists of Oregon for Lsne county, by the
Honorable J. C. Ful'erton, JuiIk thereof,
duly mad at Chsmtwia in Uoneburg on the
Uih dsy of bepteiiiti' r, 1 -U5.
n at. K. rxuaaosovoa,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
folly Items. ,
October 0th.
Miss Abbie Humphrey's school coin
menced at Egypt Monduy.
There Is a large amount of travel on
the roads now. People uro doing
their fall hauling.
Rev J H Merryman, of Philomath,
paid this neck o' the woods a visit
Saturday, returning Monday.
The U R's are working on their par
smage this week with 1' T Carter as
boas carpenter.
Re Chandler, formerly of Eastern
Oregon, father of our regular Iiaptist
preacher, Rav E J Chandler, preached
bwre last Sunday,
Wui Orlffln is cutting saw logs on
his place for the Eugene Lumber Co,
Miss Maggie Calllson Is teaching tbe
fall term of school at Fall Creek.
It was stated by the Eugene papers
that Henry Walker who was knocked
off the railroad and seriously injured
bytbetralu while drunk wssaresl
dent of Fall Creek. We wish to state
that Henry Walker does not nor never
did live on Fall Creek.
Miss Nannie Wallace, of Goshen, Is
teaching the Poverty Ridge school.
It has been decided not to have any
school here this winter.
Regular.
llorse Race.
There will be a horse race at Utew
art's track on Haturday, Oct. 12, at 2
o'clock p in, between Cutting's
Sorrel George and Ham Bran
nan's sorrel mare, Oregon Jane,
and George Ollchrlest's Bay Dick for
a purse of seventy five dollars. First
horse gets all the money. Admission
t J track 26cU.
AllRL CUTTI.NY.
Ham Rkan.non.
Okohoe Gilchrist.
Call For Warrants.
Notice Is hereby given that tbe fol
lowing warrants will be paid on pre
sentation at this office. Interest on
same will cease October 15. All Lane
County warrants from registered Dutn
ber 7016 to registered number 7748,
both Inclusive.
J. O. Gray,
County Treasurer,
Eugene, Or., Oct, 10. 1895.
IiARD PAIIiS.
RUV GOOD
Oregon-Made Lard Pails, Cheap.
Fivx-pound palls for 7 cents each; 10
pound pails for 10 cents each, fir cash
lu hand.
BUY GOOD
Eugene-Hade Tinware
Our tinners help pay eur taxes, and
buy their eatables of you. Had we
not all better buy ami use as much
home products as we can ? Keep our
money at Home, not send it away.
GRIFFIN HARDWARE COMPANY.
-cffFRUIT TREES.
It you want lo pistil (rult trvea thla fall, you
ran asve SA per (Tin. ou your ortler by ure bas
ins irvm inu
Willamette Valley Nursery Co.,
Of WOODIIUKN, OKEUUN,
SENO FOR PRICE LIST.
NOTICE TO CKEDITOH3.
Notice is hereby siren that EmnaBut
ton baa been duly sppointed xecutris ol
the estate of Msry Colllu, deoeaied. All
persons hariug cluiros against said estate
are hereby notified to present tbe same to
the executrix at ths law office of Geo. B.
boms in Eugene, Oregou, within six
nioutba rrom the date of this notice, Sep.
tetuber 21)1, 1SW.
EatMs PCTTOM,
Geo. It. Domtis, Executrix,
Atly for Estate.
NOTICE TO CERDITOUS.
Notice is hereby given that Rosalie
II iusco bss Oeen duly appointed extoutrix
of the estste of l'atir Haunch, deceased.
All persoua having claims agsiuat as id es
tate, are hereby notified to present ths
ssme to tne sxecutnx at tbe omca of O B
Dorria within six mouths from Ihe date of
this notice.
Kosalis IUcsch,
O. B. Boasts, Executrix..
Atty for ti e catste,
SUMMONS.
Iu the Circuit Court of Ihe state of Crs
gon for Lsue county.
Isaac Ursy, Plaintiff
TS
Aaron Goldsmith and Zette
Goldsmith, hiasife.rmma
lllsudiiig, Frank HI aiding
and lllaiuling, widow,
heirs at law of Martin
lllsnding, deceased, De-fendsuts,
To Asrou Goldamlth and Zette Goldsmith
his wife, Emma Hlanding, Frank Vlaudiug
and ".landing, widow, heirs at law
of Martin lllaudiug, deceased, the above
named defeudsnts.
In the name of Ihe atste of Oregon, yon
and esch of you sre hereby required
to sppesr and answer Ihe complaint of Ihe
plsiutiff, Iaac Gray, in Ihe above entitled
oeurt, iu the above entitled suit, now on
file with tbe clerk of said court, on or be
tore the first dsy of ths next reg
ulsr term of court to wit; On oi be
fore the UKlh dsy of October, A. D. 1805,
and yon sud each of you, are hereby notified
that if yon lull to app.ar and aniwer aaid
eouiplhint as hereby r. quired. Ihe plaintiff,
Isaso Giay, will apply to the court tor the
relief demanded in the said omnlsint to-wil:
For Jn 'gmenl and decree of sai.l court, Ihsl
tu defetidsnts be (ureter barred of any
right claim lo, or interest in the following
described premises: The East St feel of
lot No. S iu block No. 14, tu Mulligan's
Bouation to Lsneonuty now a pari of En
gene, l.sne county, Oregon, and that the
pliiiutlff he decreed Ihe owner in fee simple
ol stil premises.
This summons is published in the Eugene
GriHD a newspaper printed, published,
and of general circulation in Laus county,
Oregou. by order of ths Circuit Court of
the state of Oregon for Lane county hy the
Hon J. 0. Kullerlon, judge thereof, du Iv
made at clistubers in K tsvburg on the Did
dsy of September. !;'".
Wm. K. Sciaaoanroa,
Attorney for flaintiff, ;
A BIG SAVING
Can bo made by buying your
winter supply of Boots and
Shoes at Yoran's Exclusive
Shoe Store.
No. 181 Willamette St.
It Will Pay.
You when In want of anything
in tne line oi
Drugs, Patent Medicines,
Perfumes, Toilet Articles,
Cosnbs, Brushes, Syringes,
and Rubber Goods generally,
TO CALL -
YERINGTON'S NINTH STREET DRUG STORE,
CONsrB BLOCK. EUGENE.
Yon can save money on family snd horae
i....... . aAu.tfpa
sre the Hssl sn t.mrih. One pound pack
srs, tu cenu: three for It ou.
Star Items.
October Mb.
Tlio furimrs have begun sowing
their fall grain.
k'i,trw.r Woods. Burnett
andbmlth, who have been buullng
piling from t'has Hiiilth's ranch to
Cottage Urove, cotiJliieieu iiieir vm
tracts today.
William Kfiitner is now proprietor
of tbe Uurker s:iw mill, Hamer uaviug
moved to Houtbcrn Oregon.
Uncle Jlmuile Teeters Is very busy
rw.uct.v. rirelnir fruit. Cbas leeters
and wile have moved back to tbelr
ranch.
Alf Blglow had the misfortune one
day last week to upset a loau oi sirnw,
breukiugoueofhis ankles.
Born, Oct 3d, fo the wife of George
Teeters a ulue pounu ooy. ueorgo is
all smiles.
Dare Baker Is building a new house.
Joe Cole will soon move to his ranch
across the river.
Mr Abbott Is teaching the Bed Rock
school.
There is lots of freighting being done
from Cottage Orove to Uoliemia.
Pat.
bextr Items.
(StTABUSHID 14G2.1
F.H. HAMMER,
Wholesale Commission Merchant.
315 sud 217 Paris St., cor. Commercial,
San Francisco, Cat.
We pay the highest market price for
Wheat, Barley, Oats.Potatoes,
Apples, Poultry, Hides, Wool,
AND
GENERAL PRODUCE.
It srill iwt tod to write ni snd keep potted.
Liberal sdrsnevs made on couatgumenta.
Uomlios- I1" Kfsnclwo Produce Exrhenge.
an ClllUcr mq Frsnolaco Fruit Kxclisuge.
Dav & Henderson) Undertakers ano
Embalmers. Cor Wil, and th sts.
Root.
Mm
llOjroI a cftTwiq i not
An atrmible TAistlvfl and Kntve Tome.
Bold hy lmiinrists or sent by rnail. Uo, Wu.
and $1.00 per packsirg. Bamplos free.
ITA JJf TheFsvorlteTC:T3PDT!)H
Hold by lleudcrsoa & Lltin.
Oct. 9.
MB Moras and family ofCreswell
visited this place Hunday.
Bumor has it that Miss Ida Math
ews or this pluce was married to Ik
coe Hendricks at Bout!) Bend, Wash,
last week.
Thnnt.. IIiinaatfAe ratiirnpd from
Silver Lake Friday where lie has been
Liacksmitning aurinfj me summer.
He will move to thut place In the
surlmr.
Bohool commenced Monday with a
good attendance with Boss Mathews
as teacher.
John Chandler and family arrived
at this place Saturday from Falouse,
Wash.- He is looking for a residence
and is very favorably Impressed with
our valley.
Preparations toward securing the
free ferry are progressing favorably.
May It succeed and that speedily.
A party was given at Lester Wheel
er's Haturday evening, at which tbe
young people enjoyed themselves im
mensely. Meanwhile cart, carriage
and wagon wheels became mixed
about in a curious manner.
Cool and cloudy.
James Griffin returned from a week's
stay at Comstock Monday. He was
accompained by a fair one of that
idace. It begins to look as though
iraruy means business.
Mrs Minnie Shutt, whose husband
edits a paper at Antelope, Oregon,
after a month's visit with ber fattier,
returned to her home Saturday. She
was accompanied by ber sister Miss
Maggie Cain, who goes to make an
eztenueu visit.
Lester Wheeler has secured a posi
tion Ir. a drugstore in Kugvue and is
moving there tills weeK.
Potatoes are generally a short cron
this season, and lucky Is he who has
extra bushels as good prices will cer-
laiuiy be nau before spring.
The band has resumed its weekly
practice lor tne winter.
Bev Kemp has exchanged his ranch
for a house and lot in Eugene with
MrHcribuer, and will move in town
shortly.
KEO.
New Capes
JUST AKRIYED.
Prices ranging from
$3.50 to $14.00,
See our new,
GOLF CAPES.
A CRAZY MAN IN TOWN.
A very small shoe dealer In this town talks as If It might be F E. nrv.
He sells so many more HHOEH and sells so much cheam.r h 1.
BHOE business of Eugene today, that they think he is crazy. Tbit Z
so; nevertheless we sell 25 pair where he sells 1 pair. We do not iitVrLS
ana wear me seat 01 our pants out, out are on tbe go all the time. VZ
and see our shelves where goods aie going all the time, wholesale as wehu
f hakleston, 111., Oct. 7. John
Gordon, t lie 'Sassafras Man," eneof
the most unique and widely known
characters in the state, is dead. He
was nearly 80 years of age, and made
his living by digging aud selling the
roots of sassufras.
NEW-
DRESS GOODS!
JUST ARRIVED.
Bo sure to examine our prices and styles beforo you buy.
si ass makino a oriat drivi on
BOOTS and SHOES.
Cotno lu and exainlno our stock. We will save you money.
Don't forget the place.
A. V. PETERS,
Comer Willamette and Eighth Streets.
FALL STOCK OF,
CARPETS3CSHADES
:-JUST RECEIVED AT-:
DAY & HENDERSON'S.
OVERTON, Pointer,
LEADS IN
Paints, Oils, Wall Paper and Artists' Materials.
fcirCALL ON HIM. Eighth Street, Eugene, 8 doors west of P. O.
Assignees Sale.
Us is lie time to Boy WAGONS and BUGGIES.
Tho ''COAST" all Steel gear wagon; best in the world.
The entire stock i f the Coast Carriage A Wagon IV a. llniririea. Carrlmrm.
Carts, Hacks and Wagons will be sold at greatly reduced prices.
luTStHctly First-class Work In All Jobs."
Don't buy any but "COAST." See that the name la on every rig.
You can now get a Firat Class rig for what you would nav for rliemdv
made Eastern work.
If your dealers do not carry the "Coast" vehicle, write direct to the fac
tory at' Corvallis, Oregon aud get Catalogues and rkv.
M. M. DAVIS,
Assignee Coast C. & V. Co.
" well as i
We give you a WRITING TABLET with every pair of Jllinslia
School Shoes. We do this not because we have to, but to aliow our itniwi?
tion toward you for your liberal dealing with us. We appreciate it ws Vm
you. UMI'
The small shoe dealer is red hot because he Is not busy like in k
My business has Increased 60 per cent, over last year because
cheaer aud the Best Goods.
Now ladies and gentlemen call on me and get a pair of those Shots a
$1.40 or f 1.45, aud be sure and ask for one of our Writing Tablets- imt til
thin- for school children. We thank you one and all for past favors sod to
the future we will treat you with tbe best courtesy we know how.
F. E. DUNN.
The Leading and Largest Shoe Dealer south of Portlul
Sheridan
Tmeoty JVIiles Jtaaj."
The Battle of Winchester was fought in 18G2,
: - - on the 23d of March.
The Battle of Life Is being fought dally in the United Rates by 62 O
, , 0f Qod's creatures, wltn more or less succeu. The iubject oi
Clothiii
is one which demands careful and thoughtful attention. It liroor
bounden duty to know how to dress well and with as little expo
as possible, and knowing how, to ACT. We have solved thiequea
tion for you. Our advice is free:
Wear
o o o o o
Glothiiig.
Save money, save worry, and be one of that "other half" wl""
the world calls well dressed.
J. D. MATLOCK & CO.
LADIES
DO TOO KNOW
DR. FELIX It BRUM'S
STEEL END FEKNYBOYEl PILLS
arethsor'ilnal snd only FRENCH, safsand r
liabls oo--, on ths market, frios fLui seat bf
msii. Usnuins sold ouli br
08BCRN A DKIAKO DiuggUt snd sole
agents, Kiisene, On gon.
ADM1N1STRATOK8' HALE OF REAL
1'KOI'ERTY.
In the matter of the estste of John W Por
ter, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
ol an order of the county court of Lane
county made at the regular October term
thereof on the 7th dv of October. 18U5. we
will offer (ur isle at pulilio suction at the
Court Hoiiie door of ssid Lane county on
Tuesdsy the 12th dsy of November, 18U5, be
tween i lie nours oi nine o clock a. m. and
four o'clock p. m. of ssid dsy the following
described real property belonging to ssid es
tate, or so much thereof ss may be necessary
to py uie cisims againai said etate and ex
penses of administration ss follows towit:
Trsct One - The H 4 of the S R i of ....tion
20, sod the N K i of the N W k of section
32 in l'p 19 S, R 3 W containing 120 seres of
lann in ssui i.sns ennntv.
Trsct TwoThe h W'l of ths 8 W I of
section 28 and the N 1 of the N K of ssn-
tion 32 and lot No four of section S:l in aai.1
l'p l'J 8, K S W omuining 14H.32 seres of
land in l.ne county, Oregon.
Trsct Three The 8 W of the N E of
section 32 in Tp 18 8, R 3 V containing 40 seres
of lend in ssid county.
Trsct Four-The N E i of the S E 1 of
section 6 in Tp 20 S, K 3 V contain ng 40
cm ui mnii in snin I .sue county.
Trsct Five The V ) of the donation land
clsim of John V Winters in section 32 being
claim No 81 in To ID 8. R 8 W and clsim No
40 in section N Td 20 8. U S W
hounded as follows: Keulnninir st ths N W
comer of said claim thenoe 8 79.74 chilns:
thence hi.t 40. chains; thance North
79.67 chsins; thence West 40 13 chains t" the
place of beginning, contsiuin 320 acres of
laud.
Also a certain tract ailioinlnv tha ul.t
acres bounded as follows: Beginning at the
N W corner thereof thenoe North 20.00
chains; thence East lLou chains; thence
South 20.00 chains; thence West 11.00 chains
to the place of beginning conUiuing 20 acres
more or less in all 340 acres, except and pre
serving from ths last tract two acres ot land
leased to school diitrict No 80 for ninety
rears. Terms of sale one half cash and one
h If in o e year's time, mumm! hv niirtubi.
on the land with interest at ten per cent per
annum.
We will offer said Und or a nsrt thereof at
private sals after the 12th dsy of November,
'""i not una at puiilic auction.
n. x. rosTiasod JsMta M. Marti,
Administrators oi said estate.
Cio, B. Doaais,
Atty. for Estate. J
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SHERIFF'S BALE ON FCRKWSlH
Notice Is hereby given that (Wit
Execution duly Issued ontol tneiw
otiheStstcof Oreo-on '"r ne S
ontbeluthdsy ot September, is
mcnt rendered In ssid Court on us , p
AugUHt. lh'A In lavor of the 'VJ1 Buodre
Hurburt, for the si m ol ' (Ut
Thirty-nine (lKW) snd lb-100 Im "
tin-si thereon Irom the a,' (,iil
ut. 18!i.S. st the rale ot eUht ("it" ,.,
snnura in s iu t In ssid Court ww' s
Hurlburt was l'ls.ntlff sud (bt
Chsrles K ByeM, her hu lnd. , s
UmirandlJ M Osburn I ooj 'J'rt w I
stlon, -ere ieienuiiiii, - -r XM
tendsnu. Lucy K Be snd Chri
her husband, and ou s d'"
snd ordor ot sslc, rendeml J d 0jl(si
msnunig me in oruer iu ,1 ,A the sw
corner of iiTe li.i.stlon Clsim
i I . i r.. ii J'. Iwn 17 1. f ' . .ussl
County, Oregon; thence ..ut" 9 0
el lilH cm lo reui" i ,n
uorth lii deg 30 mliiote;, "est a "" ,,)
oi thecounivrosd 10.07 Chi ;'0.tK""1H
of the pomt of beglnnln tne n r
tothepTsce of beglnuli.g conlslsw
Alw the went ' of the follow mi et
premises, towlt: 'n,1in,t 'wuih '"Jrt
ih. east and ehi of the ut
ner oi tne I'onsuou -":-- ieiir" ;
sndwWe.ClV. In ?'' 'J,
thence south KM chi hence e x y,'
the center ot the county r.,y,'I,l;2
mlivwest slong center ol cou mr tijl
thence went m.w cn. i ",v ' ill r
thence west in.." cn. i
corns, ulng JO seres more or
county, uncoil
Anu suer
!?.-.r.in, en,., of
smou du, the Flalall A-J ,
tnira the surplus 17 "due njJI
bum A Compsnv. " sd C I JJ
mortirsse ot ssid Lucy B rer , M lMMr
herhusoand. me am"- - j
VN wMferefore.1 will offer U-5
i.ro,rtT si PUhllc sm tion ' ' int
house door In Kiisene. -ne cou - ,
Mondsv, the Hth dsy of oewoef. oelorts.
the hours ot o'ciocs - -, d,y
towlt: at i o ciuc v - A y J"H'0ri(oa
Sheriff of Une cvu--
r.r lnd lust srrlvcd dlrsft ffj
thrfaJtory of Oliver Cb" ---
plows and Disk ft''