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THE ASIATIC TBAhK PHANTOM
Uor Trade Lie With WUita Sit ", Sot
Cllllill
China with it" population of over
four bondrad millions itaportad
from all tli world Ut year lita
than 170,000,000 worth of padsof
all kindH. Of lhi auiomit. lens than
f 10,000,000 wai furnfhl by the
I , ,iu H'ati'H. Thin includes toiU
that worn shipped to HoD Kong,
a portion of which wan .oiiHUined
in "thfir ports outside of China.
i .in pare thin with the little
Argentina Republic, with a popula
tion of four millint, and Import!
exceeding 1 12,000,000, 1 1 ,250,000
ot which wan furnished hy the
United States, Compare it "gun
with Hraiil, with a popol liioti "f
14,500,000, whose annual imports
amoui. i lDl.J.'.O ,1)1)0, 12,WK),
000 of which as furniohed hy the
the United 8tati,
OUK NOUTIIKilN NKKUlltoBH.
Compare it once more with our
neighbor on the north, Canada, in
eluding Newfoundland, with a pop
ulation of 6,600,000, whose total
import last year were 1,12-1,000,-000,
$84,000,000 of which wore seut
out from the United States. The
population of North America, out
side of the United States, will not
exceed twenty millions hut exports
to such countries from the Uuiled
States last year amounted to f 135),
027,841. Thus it will be seen that
the twenty millions of people,
white, black and red, occupying
North America outside of the
United States, purchased from the
United States last year nearly nine
times a much as the foui hundred
millions of China.
Why pursue the Asiatic trade
phantom incurring tbo danger of
being subjected at home to the
SOW petition of the pauper burden
of Asia? There is danger ahead tor
our workingmun through conquest
of territory on Asiatic shores. Uive
us trade with while men who can
and will trade with us.
1 HE B'KISLEY LOAD KOK HOT. II
President McKlnley helped dis
credit ah ut one hlf our metallic
money. He now recommends the
retirement of greenbac - 'y paying
gold for tnem when p: lantsd, the
greenbacks thus obtained not tit be
paid out except for gold. Wall
street and its president are de
Urosined to make gold the only
money of the country. All other
BMOaj will be sutsidiary. Under
such an arrangement large holders
of gold in the great financial centers
could specie the ieople as they
pie ised.
figures, that do not lie, certainly
show that the fixed purpose of the
gold standard adherents to make
all money dependent on gold is
fraught with untold danger. The
United Slates has a gold stock of
700,000,000. silver (535,000,000.
greenbacks 397,W0,000. It is the
determined purpose of the financial
magnates who elected McKuiley to
make this seven hundred nUUOBS
of gold take the plsoe of the oue
billion and seven hundred millions
ofmoueynowin circulation. An
unparallelled contraction of the
circulating medium. No logio can
refute this plain presentation ot
figures.
THK DAM IBAMW OK
SOUTH.
I ll I
That it a terrible story that
comes from Kentucky of an out
raged and murdered womau, and
the avengement of the crime by a
mob shockingly mangling the pat'
" I had female trouble for eight
IBB 11" writes Mm. L. J. Iteiuus, of
hjX Rat.t College St., Jacksonville,
111. " Words eamiot express what I
Miifeied. umfht relief among the
n iital prqfettiOK and found none.
Friends' urged me to try Dr. Pierce's
i ivorite Prescription, When I com
nn need taking this medicine I weigh
td ninety-five pounds. Now I weigh
On hundred and fifty-six pounds
inure than I ever weighed liefore. I
wan so hud I would Tie from day to
day ami long for death to come and
relieve my suffering. I had internal
iuflummation, a disagreeable drain,
(tearing down twin, and such distress
every month fmt now I never have
a pain -do alt my own work and am
a strong sod healthy woman."
tick womrn are luvitcil lo consult In
IVr.r l.v Irtin fitf Curreip"inlrnce pri
vate At.ttr Kr MV llrrct. Buffalo. N. V-
lietrator of the foul deed, and
'turning him alive at the stake. Hut
vbo will condemn the infuriated
impulace whose own homes are
tinder the dark shado! Here is
the sickening account, hy telegraph
December 6:
'The crime for which Coleman
van burned was the murder of n'rs
James Lashbrook, who had given
in m a home and food, relit- was
iitieed hy him to enter a shed to
ie about some work, when he
knocked her down with a club and
outraged her. The bnw did not
kill her, and Cole-uan notwith
standing her cries for mercy, pro
cured a razor and cut her throat
U Covington jail, where he w is
i laced to escape mob violence,
'oleman made a full 0011 feat ion ol
he crime.
"Blue vitriol and cayenne pepper
i re thrown into Coleman's eyes
ml hi face was smaahed in with a
club, l'rior to being setalire. Cole
man saitl be had nothing lo say.
His death was slow and, wnthinp in
ierrible agony, he was hooted and
glared at hy thousands of people.
Many women were present. Hit
eyes, after tbo vitriol were thrown
into them, were gouged out, and
- mi i say be was otherwise horribly
mutilated. The husband of the
murdered woman led the mcb ol
1000 men."
THE STORM AUK as.
Prof Lonmia finds that in the
United States a low pressure area,
with only one system of cyclonic
winds frequently has a diameter of
1,600 miles, and that cycl nes over
the Atlantic frequently have diam
eters of 2000 miles. Widespread
areas of low baromeier, having
several centres of cyclonic action,
may have a diameter of 11,000 miles,
or may even form a belt extending
nearly, if not entirely around the
globe, between the parallels of 40 and
50 degrees north latitude. ( n the
other ban I, tropical ciciones are
often only 500 miles, or even less
in diameter.
In the United Slates the Signal
Service records for thirteen years
show that the average rale of pro
gress of storms for the year is 28.4
miles per hour, rising to the maxi
mum, 34.2 miles, in February, and
falling to the minimum 22 li miles
in August.
MAKINU THIRDS SOIAKK.
French Master ia pitrioO to
, lourteen year old Johnny Smith,
his pupil: "Snieef, I see in the
papair St tli" lirm, your father, 'as
the l'ans Exposition boycotted,
also you kuow not the ve fb Viie,'
boy. I have no malice you vill
stay in until six dis evenin,' and
from two till lour every Wednes
day and Saturday, uutil ie end of
re farm" Fun.
Cant Stand Gold
M.tny children can't
itand cold weather. The
sharp winds pierce them,
and the keen air hurts them.
They have cold alter cold,
lose fleth, ami spring-time
finds then chin and delicate.
make such boys and
i hearty and strong. The
i Ly la better nourished,
1 they are better pro
. . d. The blood becomes
her, and that nukes them
inner,
v. ami it ao, all .tfufit'tt,
41 BOWhfc, Chen...!.. S YjCaV
&HERIPF8 SALT3!.
N rtisa la Ben I') tV4 Si IBSl b I i""- "'
a w rrato latatd eat ol the Ousel dut
lor ItW 0 'tint v "I lii"', H ale ol OrrttDS, p
ui- dlrsetsd. RsfsstlsM n i. UNS), o tu-
maiiilo u an lo l Vj on tbe SOrtdl anil Bat
li. s .,i itie th In qm to tux paer uaiiotl uu
Um d ItUtjasBl li roll (or lU .t-i l ui.U.
for tie ,Sf ol Ut'Jn, auil if Uouu be loUQd,
ttMa apoe lbs resi pnteeitii forth
suil ii.-vittM.it iii ill.-aj id u liugueut tax
roll, or no uiuolt there. ! as sliall sstisily
IBs hiii nut ol IsSM ehtrged (herein, lo
Ifetln r Slid theooaia aint xh uses: 1 have
) u I Uri.-U, 1eiUK unsb.e to diul auy ooils
or t-li'ilti Is bslotu.li lo (he reaoeclivu de
liU'po is, h'reiu.ilt. r uauted, upou (bs
(on. ii n pievea or psrcuia ol laoa us set
i'ii i. iu aa.d .I-iii.. .i hi Isx roll, lyiutf sud
BSil in ""l I. 'Hie futility, Sbiteol Urejou,
ili- . i lb. d i'i.i unaeaaed aa follows :
A" II ISDN AND DOWE 8V4 of
HV',i secUon , Tp. Id 8, R 6
V, 80 aires (hul.l.t 1 60
A I. A MS. N. H.-Slii4 ot NK'4
and lot 2. ectlon 13, Tp. 20 H,
H 3 W; "9 acres 3 20
A UK INS, H. A-i acres or the
toUenrtflffi llt-KlnnlnK at cen
ter of itecllon 26. Tp. 16 8, H 5
W, run S 28.76 chains; H H9 de
Trees 50 minutes; E 4.C6 chains;
iN 2.62 chains; 8 89Vi decrees;
K 31.70 chains; 8 41.25 chains;
W 27 2-3 chains; N 20 chains;
W CO chains; N 20 chains; W 20
clialiir; N Uebsjaud c4Uubs
lo hsprlnnliigj !) acres 4 10
ATHSSRTON, IOC18 D.-iNEK
s. i lion 18, Tp 17 8, H 8 W; 160
acres 10 06
BAUa W Lot 7, block 6, Cox's
BaMMlea to Florence SO
mONKUUT, SOI'HIA A.-LoUJ,
2, 3, 4. 5. 6, 7, 8. , 10. block
57. Miller's addition to Ftor
aaee (bal.) l is
BBROIIAN, JOHN Lot 4. block
5, Morse's addition to Klorence.. 1 25
BERRY, J. F. Lots 8, 9, 10, U,
block 26, F and II addition to
Kugene M
BURNS, ECIiLlIN iNWH of SKV.
octlon 31, and NV4 of SW
LlOO It, TP lb S, R 3 W; 80
acres 3 70
BURNS, TURNER SUM of
NV ami NK'i of SV4 nec
tion 19, Tp 18 8, R 3 W; 80
iurea 1 20
BUBOH, JnllN 11. Lot 4, block
I, CoZTS sddRkon to Florence... 160
calvmiit, Thomas lu-gin-
nint? at SW corin-r of section
x. Tp 16 S. R 4 W, run 63.91
rli.iins to NV corner county
survey 376 8 60 links, V 46.75
. chailu), S 21 decrees, ;n.j
chains, 8 23 dcKreen, U 7.70
chains, W 23.58 chains to W
Inn- section 8, N to beginning;
35 acres. Also county uurvey
iNo. 375, sections 8, 9. Tp 16 S,
It 4 W; 55 acres. Also beg-ln-nlng'
at 14 erection corner be
tween (Sections S and 8, Tp 16
4 W, run N 55 minutes, W 29.70
chains, 8 89 degrees, E 20
chains, 8 68 minutes, K 29.70
. bains, N W degrees. W 20
ehalna to beginning; D9.40 acres. 62 30
I'll A.MHKltLAIN, H. M.Lot 3.
liKn-k 2, Cox's addition to Flor
ence 60
CHURCHILL, ALVA P. The
V4 of BBtii BWH of NE?4,
and lot 3, BSOtioa 2, Tp 17 8, R
2 V, m ac-res 4 80
CLtAANO, BARRIBT iNBH of
BEM ssctlon 21, 8 Vj SWVi and
U ' of NV(4 section 22, Tp
16 10 V; 160 acres 6 90
COLE, JBBBE BJ f NWIi
SW, of NKli and lots 2 and 3,
section 6, Tp 19 8. R 7 W; 1BU
acres 6 00
'oRtE8, It. C. Lots 16, 17,
block 11, F and II addition to
Kugene; also lots 5, 6, block 61,
F BOd B part of Florence 90
CRJUQ, KLLA Lot 8. block 4,
CBBShertl addition to Kugeno.. 9 15
CRAWFtiRO, and FULLER
NWH Of NKVi asotloa 27, Tp
15 8, R 1 W 40 acres 4 00
CROFT, M. E. MRS. -Lots In. 11,
block 19, F and H addition to
Eugene 40
CUBBBHbY, FAN NIK-Lots 16
and 19, block 32 F and H part of
'Florence; also lots 9 and 10,
block 16. V und II addition to
Eugene 90
CROW, J. w.-N'.. tkMkation land
claim of James E. P, Crow, notl
tlcalion 2662, In Tp 15 8, U 4 und
5 V, except 5 acres conveyed to
J. W. QOOdUn, ols.i beginning
on south line said claim In cen
ter county road at a point N
Mi degrees 45 minutes, V 18.50
chains fnm the 8E corner said
claim; thence N 37 degrees, W
21.37 chains, 8 II degrees 45 mln-uti-s,
E 29 chains to E line of
said claim, N J2.63 chains, N 89
degrees 45 minutes, W 35.92
chains to V line s;tid claim:
thence 8 44.63 chains, 8 89
degrees 45 minutes, E 17.32
BBIBjB to beginning; 260.64
SCrSBj also during life of
M. J. Smith the following: com
mencing ut a .point on E bound
.ii nald claim 15.50 chains N of
SE corner of said claim; thence
N S9 degree's 15 minutes, W
14 chains to center county
load; thenco N 37 degrees. W
down center of said road 7.57
chains. 8 S9 degrees 45 minutes,
E J'.' chains to E boundary .said
claim. 8 6.50 cluilns to begin
ning; 17.77 BOTH 61 60
Cl'MMlNS. MRS. E. Ueglnnlng
at a point 45 nnls N of 8V cor
ner of SEV4 of NEk section 17,
Tp 16 S. 11 4 V. run W SO chains.
N to NVV of NEa section 18,
E.SO chains. S to beginning; 230
BSfsai als, lots 1. 2, 3. 4, 5, block
6:'. Junction 74 47
rt'MMlNS. ROYAL A.-Hegln-nlng
at NE corner section 6.
Tp 16 8, It 4 W. run W 11.50
. It.ilns, 8 5 chains. 9.64
chains. 8 20.15 chain. V 18.S
OBalBa, 8 14. 6S chains. B 40
cluilna, N 40 chains to begin
ning; 10S acre 42 00
Cl'MMlNS. (sADlE-Lots 3. 4. t,
block 61. Junction 25 29
CUBTIS, SILAS Lot 41. bhvk 6.
Miller's addition to Florence... 63
OECKER, CHAS. H.-NEV. sec
tion 12. Tp 16 8. R 1 E; 160
acre 4 80
DICKENSON, J. P. Lota 1. 2.
section IS, Tp 15 8. R 6 W;
acres to
DODO, LCHLLA E -VS of sec
tion $6. Tp 19 S. R 7 W; S20
ncrts 1 20
DOTT, SARAH T BlgtBlllBfl
19.95 chains 8 of iNE corner lot
1. section 18. Tp N 8. R 4 W,
run W S4.21 chain. 8 16.37
chains, B S4 21 chain. N 2.37
chains to beginning: 237 acres.. 4 (0
DRKSSLKR. EMMA NEW of
8WV,. 8EI of NWV, section 3,
Tp 19 a r li w, except a strip
of 4 acres along north bound
ary: lo a strip 12 rods wide
across south side or si or M.H
of said section 8: 76 acres 2 SO
DKYOEN O. L. and MIt.LER.
J. H.-WH of NW4 Es
ecUon 16. Tp 20 8. R J V; 10
acres in
2 10
l.i'Krt, BlfADRAOH -neglrinlng
i .i point 10 chains east W
point 30.73 chains south of NW
BOraer donation land claim 63,
notltlcation 6974, in section 1,
Tp 17 8, It 4 W, run E 20.90
. ti.nu. !i 4.06 chains, W 20.90
eh .ins N 4.06 chain to begin
ning; 9 acres. Also beginning
at northwest corner county sur
vey 13 In section 111, Tp 18 W.
R 3 W, tun 8 5.72 chains, E 17.46
chains, N 6.72 chains. W 17.46
,.h,.ir,. i,. 1,,-itinnlng; 10 acre..
ELLWOOD. 8ARAH F. lots 1
and 4, block 6, Skinner's addi
tion, and lots 1 and 2. fraction
al block E. Don, Eugene 19 3
ENGLAND, JAMBS -Beginning
at a point 6.76 chains north of
Bouthea-st corner of the ell of
claim 62, notlllcation 767, In sec
ti is To 20 S. R 3 W. run N
6.76 chains, W to center of
channel of coast fork river. 8
up staid river 6.76 chains, e. to
beginning; 20 acres
BNOSTi:"M. OLOF -uN Ol
NWH, SK" of NWH secuon
12. Tp 11 S. R 6 W; 120 acres....
ICSHA.M, WILLIAM v i i
SE B'S lion 30, Tp 18 S, Ho w ;
30 acres
EXAMINER--All block 56, CW-
cago addition to Florence
FELLOW.-. SARAH i-i. H.-Iiis
3 and 4 und 814 of NW anu
8W14 of MB14 section 32, Tp 16
ft. it 1 B: 157 acres
FINN. I'KTEi: A. Lots - anil ..
ortlon . Tt 16 8. it 2 El H
1U
- sir i . ki TXttam
' SW urner D L r. 75 noimca-
Hon 70J6 in section 20, Tp II H.
It 2 W run E 60.77 chain 8 22.36
chains I 60.26 chains 8 15.84
chains to 8 line of Nti pf said
elaim W 111 36 chain N 3S.i0
chain lo beginning; 290 acres
Also beginning at the 8E corner
county survey 160 In section 35,
Tp 18 8. R I W run N 68V4 d
Bree W 11.26 chains 8 3 d.-grees
W 11.31 chains W 1.78 chain, 8
13.76 chains E 12.78 chains to E
line D. L. C. of Abel Rusell
iiullilcation 6642 N to beginning
27 acres. Also beginning at 8E
corner at the J. J. Rrlstow lot
In section 2. Tp 19 8, R 2 W
deeded by I. N. Mulkey Nov. 4.
1876, run 8 13.74 chains E 12.78
thalna N 13.76 chains W 12.78
chain to beginning; 17.26 acres 10 7
, iVEU 'i L. Lot 1 bl' a -
I'heshlre's second odd to Eugene
1'ARISH H ARLE i . Heginning
at a point 1200 feet E of NW
corner of D. L. C. 37 notlllcation
2180 In section 36, Tp 17 8, R 4
V run 8 819 feet N 89 degrees 38
minutes E, 285 feet N 816 feet
W 286 feel to beginning; 61-1
acres
PAlLSoN J(.HN.-20 acres In Wm
bo rasr of NWit section 10, Tp
16 8. It 4 W 20 seres U SI
ferkins a. W, Lot l-' and W
20 feet lot 7 block 7 Lancaster..
PITNEY Jtill.N ANU I. S.l'EN
OR A. M'-j "f NW'4 of SI-;1,
Hon 3, Tp 16 8, R 4 W
POINDEXTER D. H. EST. Be
ginning at 8V corner of NV'4
of NW!4 section 14. Tp 16 8. R
4 W run 8 7.75 chain E to Will
river down said river to a point
due E of beginning W to begin
ning; 20 acres
I'liRTElt J. 8.-NE4 of SLl4
section 36. Tp 17 8, R 6 W; 40
acres
PI RKER8UN JtHIN W.-NW',
of NE1, N'H of NWV SW, of
XWI, section 22, Tp IS 8. It 6
W; 160 acres
RANKIN F. A. AND W. R.
WALKER Lots 2 and 3 and
s'li, of NW'i section 31. Tp 17 S.
It 5 W: 164 acres; also lot 1 sec
tion 12, Tp 19 S, R 4 W; Btwei
(bal.)
RHEA E. W. Beginning al MB
corner claim 46 notlllcation M
In section 23. Tp 16 ft. R 4 W
run S to a point 17 chain N of
N Ttherly SE corner of said
claim thence E to Will river
Northerly along said river t .t
point due E of beginning W to
beginning; 16 acres
Rot'SE J. B. Beginning at SW
corner of NW section 32, Tp
22 8. R 3 W run E 200 yards N
100 yards W 200 yards 8 to be
ginning; 22 acres 24 10
Rt il 'SE T. M. EST. S'-j of SE
and E4 of SWi; section 20. Tp
21 8. R 3 W; 160 acres
St iiTT PI'Ni 'AN. Lot 14 block
15 Gallaghers part Florence
BETMOUB DDatUND ANU W.
W. NW14 section 23. Tp 16 8,
R 6 E; 160 acres
BHIFLET w. W.-HeKinning at
a point 3.60 chains E from W
line lot 6 section 36. Tp 18 8, R
12 W and 595 feet S of meander
ing line of said lot 6 run S 100
feet E 50 feet N 100 feet W 50
feet to beginning
SHIRLEY ELIZABETH. NHi Of
SWVi and SVj of NW14 section
32. Tp 18 S. R 5 W; 160 acres...
SWEET EMMA. Lot 7, Tp 17 S.
R 4 W 5 acres Horn's add to
Eugene 2 88
THOMPSON H. E. Lot 28 block
19 Glenada
TODD ACRELICS. Lots 4 sec
tion 30. Tp 17 S. R W; 44 acre
Tl'Rl'lN MARTHA. SV, of NE14
and EVi of HW section 8. Tp
22 S. It 3 W: 160 acre 6 40
WAIT ARTHl'R A. NEV4 of
SWV, and Wty of SWVi section
18. Tp 18 8, R 8 W; 116 acres.. .. 6 00
WATTS ELLA M. NEVi section
30 and NWVi section 32, Tp 15
8. R 1 E; 320 aore 9 60
WHEELER SOPHIA M. Lots
3. 4 block 7 College Hill park...
WILKINSON FRANK ANU I A
NWVi of SEV4 section 32. Tp
15 8, R 6 W; 40 acres; also be
ginning at a point 20 chain 8
of NE corner section 33. Tp 15
8. R 5 W run east to the county
road Northeasterly along said
roaU to line between sections
27 and 34 thence E to
corner of SWVi of SW,
thence N to NE corner
of NWVi of SWVi section 27 W
20 chain N 4Vj chains W 40.29
chains 8 20 chains W 49.74
chains S to 8 line section 29 E
46 chain S 20 chains and E to
beginning 606V4 acres, 545 acres;
also lots 1.2, 3. 4. 6. 6, 7, 8. 9, 10,
block 14 W and M add to Junc
tion; also lots 1 and 2 block W
and M adM to Junction ibal.) .
WILLIAMS sfAROARETTE.
Lot h. 7, block 4 Fnlrmouttt..
WILLIAMS WIM, NWVI of BEVi
sedion Jh, Tp 19 t-, R 3 W; 40
acres
miSt i.N ALFRED EST -b, gin",
nlng ut NW corner claim 78
BOUfksatlOB 7307 In section 9. Tp
17 8. R 2 W run S 10 chains E
to middle of Channel of Mo
hawk river thence up middle of
said channel to S line of n E
of NWV, said section 9 W to SW
corner said NEV, of bTWU Bald
section 9 8 20 chains W to bo-
Homing, ju acres; alo Nu f
9. Tp 17 S, R
6 60
6 00
20
1
in so
9 60
.;:
16
1 40
Ml
1 20
1 60
4 00
5 76
lures
FOSTER. LEE W.-NW sec-
Unn ' Tn 20 9 R 6 W; lt0
acres
FRASIEIt. E. J. and T. R. BER
RY -Lot 16. block 3. (Miller's
addition to Florence
GA I : I iNER, E. L. and RKUHWM
Lit 3, block 4, Scott's addi
tion to Eugene
OIBSON, A. W.-North 36 acres
of the following: Beginning at
the northeast corner of 8WVi
of SEVi section 19, Tp 16 8. R
. W, run S 20 chains, W to E
line claim 58. N to .point due W
Of beginning, E to beginning;
35 acres
(lit EGG, J. T.-.Lots 12. 13, 14, 15,
block 30, F and H addition to
Eugene
HAMMEL. Q. A.-SV4 of NWVi.
SW of iNEV4. 'NWV4 of SEVi
:m.l SWVi section 20. Tp 16 S.
it 1 W- 320 acres 44 80
HARTLEY. MiRS. L. J. SWVi of
s i, section 16. Tp 18 8, R 10
W; 40 acres
HARRINGTON. WILLIAM Lot
10, -eetlon 6. Tp 18 8, R 11 Wl
6 acres
HILL, GEO. (EST.)-Lots 1 and
10, M-otlon 10, lots 3, 4. 5, 6, 7. 8.
9 section 11. Tn 16 S, R 6 E; 155
nc re 40 00
II' i iSi IN. G. F. and SARAH A.
Beginning at the NE corner of
NWVi section 24, Tp 15 8, R 1
W. run W 90 rods. 8 80 rods. E
90 rods 1 V4 section line, N to
beginning: 46 acres; also begin
ning ar NW corner aald section
2 1 run S 80 rods, E 70 rods, N 80
rods W to Beginning; 35 acres.
HiiRNSRY. TH' IM AS H.-SEVi
section 18. Tp 17 S. R 2 E; 160
acres
HOLL BN BBOK, W. R.-Undl-vlded
i of the following: Be
ginning at the northeast corner
of Hlllyard Shaw's donation
land claim No. 56, notification
3260, In section 32. Tp 17 8, R 3
W. run W 1283 chains to north
east corner of Hollls' land, S
6.64 chains southeasterly to
northwest corner of tract
owned by Rosena Myers, north
east to beginning: 6 acres 7 66
HOLMES, GERTRUDE SWVi
of SWi; section 8. Tp 18 S. R
2 W: 40 acres 1 60
HOLSINGER. JOSIAH ,NWVi
of iNEVi and lots L 2, 3. section
31. Td 15 8. R 11 W: 150 acres.. 6 20
HORN A. W. Lot 1, section 35,
Tn 18 B. R 1 W: 16 acres 70
HOWARD, MRS. M. E.-SV4 of
donation land claim of Thomas
and Elisabeth P. Raker, noti
fication 4912, In sections 27 and
34. Tn 16 S, R 4 W, except lots
6 and 6. section 34: 100 acres... 38 00
JOHNSON JOHN W Undivided
14 of NWVi of NE Vi section 12,
Tn 20 S. R 4 "W 60
JONES NELSON. NWVi of NWVi
EVi of NWVi, NWVi of NEVi
section 30 Tp 21S, R 3 W; 160
acres 4 80
KAUFFMAN HOWARD M.-EV4
of NWVi and lot 1 section 30 Tp
15 S, R 1 W; 124 acres S 70
K1RKPATRICK W. H.-Lots 9
and 10 section 31 and SWV4 sec
tion 32 Tp 16 S. R 2 E; 222 acres 8 16
LAW JOHN. Beginning at a
point 8.94 chains 8 of a point
7.28 chains S 78H degrees E from
a point 2 49 chains S of NW cor
ner of D. L. C. 82 notifications
32SJ in section 34 Tp 17 S, R 3 W
run E 6.75 chains S 2lVi degrees
E 8.97 chains W 7.85 chains N
2.11 chains to beginning; 2 acres 1 85
LAWS Gt'Y. SEVi and SVi of
N4 section 11 Tp 15 8. R 6 W;
320 acres 12 SO
LEE MINA B. Lots 19 and 20
'block ii F and H add to Eugene 40
LBTSON JAS. EST. WV4 of SEVi
and DM r SWV, section 22 Tp
19 S. R , V; 160 acres 8 40
LEWIS ALEX. WM of NWVi
and Si:i4 of NWVi section 20 Tp
16 S. R 1 E ; 120 acres 3 60
LIX'KE LOYONIA. EV4j of SEVi,
.3 of XKV NWi of SEV, and
E 70 acres of EVi Of NWV, sec
tion 10 Tp 18 S, R 6 W; 270 acres 10 80
l.U'lv DK.-AU section 36 Tp 15
o, it 12 ; b40 acre, 19 20
.M AUI IN J. 8. Commencing at
EUB rner of lot 4 block 2 Hazel
ton, add to Cottage Grove
thence Northwesterly 120 feet
Southwesterly about 112 feet
Simtheasterly 120 feet North
utterly 112 feet to beginning ex
cept Northwesterly 18 feet of
aald lot 4 owned by Otto Freder
iekson. Cottage Orove
hi ASSET 1'IUNEAS EST. The
MW14 of NEV, and lot 1 section
20 Tp 22 S, R 3 W
MERSCH JOSEPH.-SH of SEVi
section 12 Tp 16 S, R 5 E; 80
acres. . .
MILLER J. I. Lots 1. 2! 3.' 4.' block
1 F and H part of Florence
MILLER SARAH EST.-sSEV, of
NWV, and NWV of SEVi sec
tiOB 29 Tp 30 S. R 5 W; SO acres
MILLK'AN GEO.-Lot 1 section
; '; Tp 16 S. R 2 E; 19 acres.
XI ITi'HELL LEWIS 4 ST AVER
I 0 -Beginning at a point 6 4$
degrees E 60 feet distant and
H ilegrees 50 minutes E 30 feet
from SE corney lot 1 block 1 D
,; McFarlands add to Cottage
Ot ve run S 47 degrees 10 min
utes E 60 feet N 42 degrees 60
minutes V feet N 47 degrees
1 minutes W 80 feet 8 42 degrees
v uiuiuies w 33 feet to begin.
9 63
4 92
t 40
1 00
3 20
60
1 63
6 90
1 30
1 63
:: 2.-.
3 mi
:, ih.
5 00
mi
4 80
1 25
I Ml
2"
6 00
Jo
1 so
50
10 35
1 60
N V, section
W; 110 acres.
VAN EJ El ' K . VI NC E NT -EVi of
NEV, section IS, Tp 20 8 R 5
W; 80 acres
O. & C. R. R. DO i'iivtiio't
NWV, section 31. Tp 19 S. R 2
W; 166 acres; Wm. Miller, con"
tractor
Sheriff assessment
HEENAN. J. E.-Lot No. 13 sec
tion 30. Tp 17 1 W; 37 acres (tax)
Ami on nnntarjAv
JANTJAKY, 1900, at th. hour of' 10
o clock A. M. of ... : (lav. at Ik. ..,,k .1
ik. n , ii u..r
... .urrar, nouae, in SVBgsSSi in the ui.t
3? "S auu i eu the nh,,., d
sc.noe.1 re SStSBI at public suction to the
hultest bidder for cash, subject lo redemption,
a ' "rrant, cotU and accruing
Dsted this 6th dy of I)ecemler. lKts.i
. J w. w. withers;
Snsntf sod Tx Collector of Une County,
Sute of Oregon.
60
5 13
1 50
III
Special Sam
II
Tuesday
November
28th....
We Offtr
Our Ei
Line....
Women's, lYIisses'
and Children's
Capes and Jackets
ioff
mi?
hi
ALL SIZES.
S. H. Friendly
GLASS
Til HID UIHEIES mtl
ST
Griffon
Hardware
General Hardware.
Cnal, hi, Steel, Wall Paper, hap, fUk
w
Riding Plows, Walking Hon, CIM PL
! ! fiance Disc Harrows and Smlers.
eel framed Bpiked tooth liarruws.
Tiger Drills all fully warranted.
Wagons, Buggies, etc., at
LAUGHMILLER & PET
Eugene, Oregon.
McCLANAHAN & SIMPS
mmi
Agricultural
Schutter Wagons,
Garden City Plows,
Champion Drills.
Sechler Buggies,
Bradley Harrows!
XX Rays Gang, X RaysSj
COMFORTS
See Day & Henderson's new
COMFORTS.
Py?'!..1 llfffcwSaSSasi
t nt Into a dl
THIS BIG CATALOGUE g
lii lis lBrsl. ,.,i(
NAMES TMt lOWlSTWsOllSMlJ
wwwr N i
Thi-lri-ilal'iir
"lis SSI SWISS
"A law h..uM
Ma t'oiiM i a IhiMimnil. f Inillar.itrarta.
aiu Aiidrwa, SEARS, ROEBUCK A
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. ..r p.lll.lr i. aunt) i" .""'. ,,iSw
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NraUaaiBaala, aa. K".i.rf. kJJsTss
SanUhtDk rod buv; explaini-)ut r w .1?"Sbj
t.'maur .ill will t on nirVli.TJl,nfs!
ih la as-
riruT
io ami M .ill haawS ! "SWKiaWT ft.
it iMSmSMl I bu.tDaw mronuuw
...t"".V'" Ii, i. ..... or tht
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tulnlv a mari liatidlwi rnprrl.n ik1I "- Vhlfaif.: ' I'V',. .
mA anaaaalfiaai Ifca aaa iiflhal aaaaaajH IS all w laSlT
CO:VlnV.rCHicAOO,ILUS
QMR FREE OFFER,
Itl fc "" paii'iaii(l ir yoo" '"""'ILI. prt,
jrou wnii. a a kry t" t'"' ' ""'"" ,.,.
nins. "ttiUfe (ir.iva
MOPIITON CLARENCE E AND
WILLIAM H. WILCOX SEV
ssctlon II, Tp It 8, R i K; iw
acres
4 13
4 SO
letter Lis
Dec. 7, 1889.
Faefteti, M H
Hunt, Thomas M (i
Newmsu, W H
Pollex. Hiss Nettle
Torkelson, Berg
ward, John Well
Carter, Mrs 8 H
Lti ,ji h, H
McUrstl), Mrs
Mary
Thompson, Miss
Stella
White. Ueo H
a rbre o( on cvni will be msOe on all
teller. ((Veil out. l-eraon. csllin,- lor tetten
Hi rtesseiuie whoa afifjMBgX wr
u. r. Mixxsaik r m
A yn lit off error.
Awful nri.viety was felt for the widow
ol ilf iiuve (itiitrsl Buriiham (
Maoblaa, Me., when the doctor said
she could not live till uiorulDg, writes
Mrs s H Li Moo w hoaltsodsd I srtbal
feirful tiiKht. "All thouKltt she
must mhui 1le from DDtOBIODla, but
sba bacftd for Or King's (fail
ooTary, aajlog H bad mure thsn ouce
v,d Uf life, s .d had Mrsd h. r Ol
eooNmptloo, Aitsr tbrss iiuall doses
sheslepl ea.iy all tiiKht, sod Its fur
wai dss a i DpieUly oaiad liere.'' This
tuarvi'inim niediciue is Kuaianteed to
cure all Tin ot, Cutssi au.i f.ung dis
eases. Only 50 cents sud $1.00. Trial
bottles free at Linn's drug store.
Hinirck s Iron IkttTS
Woi tlie n suit of his splendid henllli.
I. nl ftaiUritlBj will sud tremendous
energy are not found where stum ich,
User, kidney nnd lioiveli are out of
u
MEAT
McCornscs 4
Ml
::r.f"ir
nral TRS IN.
",; iW. Mutton. Pork ,
ifntl Lard, Fresh and SmW
Mnth Street, K.
TRUSSES.
:PM 65C.
W ar ''t-
..r It'll "
'mtum to fit '"iaVSW
awea . n. m 111 .w H
r
Vir MtiMi. order. It you want these qua Ities ard
isger, MissKsther. ! thesuw ih. t.rin J ti, ui v.
Now Llfs Pills. Tnev develop e ery
Dower of bralo and uody. Only X at
LI Da's drug stors.
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sjsjsjuniff MpM
numtsr f
lupturr. a
nn-l arBja " ' mwm '
w,ll rslurn or f ril0jj '
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