Daily Eugene guard., April 13, 1896, Image 3

Smoke
Li MOM,
Ten cent;
U. of 0. 6 Queen of Hearts.
Five cent
.Cigars.
C. L WINTER, Proprietor.-
Light. Cloc37 Weamer Preferrei far Sittings.
PHOTO COMPANY.
SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS.
BUOENB, OREOON.
J. S. LUCICEY,
Watches and Clocks Repaired.
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
Burns,
aked & Inflamed Uddere.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Sores,
Sciatica,
Lumbago.
Scalds,
Slisters,
Insect Bites,
.Ml CattJe Ailment?,
Ail Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,.
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Ousts it in a Jiffy.
Rub in Vigorously.
Mustang Liniment conu.1 era
Pain,
Makes flan or Beast well
gain.
T JI3 fHflCQ l kepton flltu EC. PAKE'S
I'll 5 t'Artn Advertising Aaener. M and
M ''lerprmMn exchange, rtna Kranciaco, f'al
Ve. contracts for aile.tui'w can be made
lh ma. It
toi 6"on en
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a'llr.l(,eK,Il.
t'c nien of
t:;mpc
Am.-rfra,
Muciran to
HuoYlii f tip,
lb ills.
"'ko In so
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t.ns?
E.'.NDOOD
l.-iW. rpr J.rtJ j rlralo enflontmrota.
rreuialurcn i i,.r, n. ImToteni-T In lhe nnu
w It U a itir.p om of rrii'al weaaneaa
"a harrennra.. it can toosopiMMl in aodajs
tJ'hctmofHnynn. . ,
Th-si tn die,.veiv vai mtA 1 theft!!.
Ilttofiheol.l foroni a Huaton Medical Initltuta.
I l Ilia strmCet vl a.r r k-1. 1 I "T
ttwrf,i( but h.i MA i..r Jl 00 a pa-a
"leira pacHum f, r tJ.nniv'alnroaleilboiej).
wrttao urauao.ei f -ve.if tftram IfvoutmT
I bnxoiand arc l -t rr!'. ,y cured, ax mora
ues-nt to JMf: i f ' tyit.
Sftilf r clr-n - :,V. t - ..-.I'la. ddraai
Hrnsor :irf;.ts n'.tiixtk.
'BOction Klov-iU-a.,. la-Hi lA . Ilia Sua,
, BtiiM l-'rjtlriaroi Cal.
si
RjV t'i' saliona.Ne rv-
?') Vsf'i ouatwitchina
S-?:-v..i! '-nil other
gV.tlt' q palts.
fV&4 Strengthen.
fc-'5'3 Invigorates
feir- ' 5v3 and tone, the
K-'-VjviS entlreiyttem.
Pi VJib'rt;l Hudyin currt
Meblllty,
Ir-iV "rfi Vi Nervousness,
fev"K tnlinlom,
Mfi'SVVM "atom
EV' organ.
aiW-iW-M tolna In lhe
F''.-asWwiSA kikhl stopped
ES.-fi.lBi'.firiaa
SEKtUUS STKI'Mak;
THE MYSTERIOUS NIHILIST WHO WAS '
KILLED DY A LOCOMOTIVE.
U. Carried tUo Secret of au ljrutit to
Ula Cr.re-A litu..rkaulo Muu la Miuy
8nws Ula Carter Waa Filled with :
Tbrlllloi; Exprrlenr4.
SutKius MIcliHi.l l)r:iaul!inu..ff Stclniinl,- :
Mugulsl., tithluiliiplat, aulliur nud liilillift' i
mot a Uwith im ilninmlli- us thu iifo he li.iii
llvod. HtepoUik, tvhllo iur prui,,),,,.,,, 11S '
a nihilist, will probnnly b nnn irU-d '
rathor as ouo uf thu ihrw) iiuvvlMa w l,i,i:i
Llttlo Kussia has givru lu thu -..il,l
Potroff, Musuch and .--uiminii n'.l iil. i
that corner of thu Iiusslan unpiro Hh.ii-:
fatherland, stupnlak'a whulo lif was !
shrouded lu niyatery, and l.ls hiiiliphwu i
and name havo uuvit bwn nmlioriintivi'lv :
established. Ho Is supposed l. li.au In-iii ;
born In 1841 at lladjatsch, In tho I hraino
mountains, and to havo come from a '
souilnoblo family descended from tho Cos- i
saoks of Llttlu ltussla. Knim 1S6U to IX! 1 :
he was u student at Kiev, and bo iub
llshed sovoral norka during that tlmu, I
whioh wore prohibited by the guvernnient !
In 1803. In 1870 he became a profenur at I
the Unlvorslty of Kiev, but wus n ve,l ,
from hla chair by the government time i
jruam inier. no was exueii in lSTOonae
oount of his oriticisin of tlio system pur
Bued by Count Tolstoi, one of the minis
tors of justice, and he thereupon settled In
Qonova, writing various popular works lu
tho Llttlo Russian dlalui't. llu began to
work hard for tho establishment of equal
political rights In Kussia and declared
against socialism as well as absolutism.
On Aug. Ill, 1878, Vera tNiSbulltch, a
young womnn nihilist, assnsEinntod Gen
eral Trepoff, prefect of pulico in St, Pe
tersburg. Vivo months later TrepotT's
sucousHor, Goncral Mezentzel'f, was stabbed
In tho street, but the assassin jumped into
a carriage in waiting and escaped. Two
othor occupants of the carriage, however,
wore captured, and proved to ho Ilr. Wei
mor, tho court physielnn, and his wife.
Both woro sent to Siberia. Thu suspicion
has been persistent that a man named
KazchotTsky wns the assailant and that
Kazoheffsky was Stepniak.
London was his rofugo for many years,
and there ho published Free Russia, a
newspaper devoted to the Interests of an
archy. Ho came to the United State. lu
December, 181K), on a lecture tocr fur the
purposo of Arousing sentiment against
Russian despotism. In London he was
constantly watched, nnd a nuiultcr of at
tempts were made to carry him off.
Surglus Michael Drngomanofl" Stepniak
his pseudonym in full the most fran-d
nihilist In tho world, died carrying the
socret of his Identity to the grave. For 25
years ho was one of the best known men
In Europe, yot nono know him. Ho was
tho recognized leader of the nihilists, but
not manager of tho bomb throwing cam
palgn. His efforts wore along tho lino of
moral persunsion and appeal to tho Intel
lect. His wholo life, oh wo l-.nvo said, was
enshrouded In mystery, and none, save
perhaps n fow, could say whether ho over
participated in physical forco pints, al
though he was often suspocM-d. It is cer
tain that in later years he looked Willi less
favor upon radical measures, nnd frequent
ly spoko ngalust them. Yet ho did not
disguise his sympntliy for tho slayer of tho
lato czar. Ktepnluk means literally "The
Son of tho Steppes, " and hoadiuittod it
to bo an assumed name.
Apart from all questions of right or
wrong, or of expediency, ns far as related
to tho causo to whioh Stepniak hnd devot
ed his life, the personal equation of tJie
man had much whioh is remarkable. He
had given us In hls"Cnreer of a Nihilist,"
of 1889, tho peoullar traits of llioso men
who havo thrown down their challenge to
tho czar. Human bravery has Its heroio
side, nnd Stepniak hod shown ImlilTcreuco
to life a thousand times, but in a manner
which Is special.
Serglus Stepniak, though modest to n
degroo, was known among his feiiow rev
olutionists to havo planned out many a
method of esonpo for a condemned prison
er, and by his own personal prowess and
sheer daring effected rcseiies. What great
Unsh, what self control, It must have tak
on to try at least in a crowded Russian
city to got to nrmnn whose fate was sealed!
Stopnink, who drove n slcdgo alongside,
wonltl hnvodono his host to pluck tho con
demned man right out of tho grip of the
nrincd soldiers, so as Input him in his
own sledge, nnd so driven him off. This
effort, as the political prisoner Volkhovsky
tolls ns, failed, but not from any fault of
Sergius Stepniak. If on this occasion nil
unforeseen accident prevented tho accom
plishment of the escape, nevertheless the
oool daring of Stepniak remains ns salient
as over. Many a man nn-.l woman who
lives today outsioe of Russia Is of this
world now' liecnuscot tho strong hand nnd
courage of this nihilist.
In nppe.irnnco ho was a man imt qulto 0
foot In height, but his slld build and
massive form, with breadth of shoulders
nnd large, well shaH-d hind, made Mm
appenr not so tall ns ho really was. His
type of face was distinctly Russian, his
fiirohead of groat width and his eyes In
tensely black. It was a faie showing will
nnd control of jiower. One mljrht siieou
Into rung on lhe ways of ptrpnlnk and
wonder how, with such a marked face, he
was so long capable of escaping detection
by moans of disguises, fur tnrliunga his
nppenrnnce, ono might fancy, l-quind
marked mobility of expression.
Stepniak spoko Kngllsh, French and
Italian perfectly. In conversation In Kng
llsh he never seemed at loss fur the exact
word, though he retained somcwimt of a
foreign accent. His voice was singularly
sweet and well modulated, and bis man
ner, never slow, wns rather impnsslve.
Thoroughly logical in describing the con
dition of his oountry, tho efforts inado to
establish somo setnblnnco of liberty In
Hussln, he was not Impassioned. Kvery
argument was quietly, calmly presented.
The enthusiasm In the man he kept latent
Philadelphia Telegraph.
Tender Ucarted.
Hero Is a Georgia gooso story: Two gen
. . ...... ii, ,,n n street corner
tiemon wppj -
when they were apprcsv-aed by a man of.
ferlng for mm two n-- . k"
decided to purchase, but the d.-aler insist
edon soiling the two fowls to one man
Accordingly ono of them bought the two
and sold ognln to his friend.
After the transaction was completed the
gooso vender was asked why ho wouldn t
ell the fowls paratcly. Said he:
"That old g.i..-o and gander have is-en
together 30 years, and I wouldn't separate
them for any con-lderatlon." Atlvita
Constitution.
llrapoli.lva
finlniftn-I) y u vunt to hnve your
rCuto1nrr-Crtal..lr. it yo,i enn i find
pnrttcuiir .xj:m. I cn t.-Hoiburr
ti-.eU. I
WINDS TODAY,
WvinU tiK,;.y art' Irs'. ani free,
Wind-, "otliiy nn v... vly:
Froi.j i ( bind tti. v wn to blow
W!u tl: -up to How,
Aiul i:,- tluupl.-.! lii.:.t to tprvAJ
Frvui llu' ctr.uiilrj- tt tau lUutl.
Ah, It la a wiUt, w.tt Ism.
Whrv the wmini; Muy it pltuinwl.
Where u-h inllu.'iutis throb
As our frofts cmi nrwr Tr
Of iht ir triuiu;ih, whon they botand
Throutth thu trtv and fnnn tho Kruun.ll
ttre.it within ino Is my soul,
tlrvut to Jounti-y to its rohI,
Tu tint oiuntry of the tit-tul;
For tho conu-. tijw are ml.
And a passion rii-h in strifo
Drive, iuo toward tho homo of life.
Oh, to keen the spring with them
T.'ho havo flush.-d the coniel ttleui,
Who itmigino at its source
All tho year's delU-iuun fourso.
Then express by wind and light
t-oinethhiR of their rapturt-'s heihtl
MlcIitK'l Field in Boaton Budget.
LOADING DICE.
An Iuduitry That Once Flourished In Fer
fectiou In a Tenuvsnee Town.
A reporter noticed in a shop window a
pMr of dice. They woro lnnocont looking
iittU'whito Ijones, and belmd quite forgot
ten them when the proprietor remarked,
"Them's kMuUd.',
"What's loaded?"
'Why, tho dioo."
"Oh," tho reporterejaoulatod. The prt
prietor picked up the dice, and throwing
them on tho counter said, "Come seven,"
nnd sure enough seven came. Somo ono
alKe pitched them, and five turned up, but
before ho could make another live to pain
his point that fatal seven showed its face
'""I so it went, tho live and tho two
ninkiuK tho seven threo out of 11 vo shots.
"There are only two nieu in tho clly
who can or will load dice," tho proprietor
oxplidncd.
"Before Jones turned Hwso on tho gam
blers ono could get $5 and$d for loading a
pairof dice, and if the job wasdllllcult you
could get even more than that, hut now
t?U is a very good price, and there is lass to
do than thero onco wns nt any price.
"These were loaded for a regular (ram
bling I ion so, and a crack shot will never
recognize the Iron. To do tho job right re
quires a good deal of skill and pains. You
boro tho eyo and pour in your mercury or
beat in your lead. If you use mercury. It
must be in the form of quicksilver. Mer
cury Is probably tho bet, though a tiny
lead shot will answer the purpose of the
ordinary dice. You then take n bit of ivory,
and fitting it in tho plug conn tors ink the
eyo. If tho loader understands Ids bul
nc.'S, there is no professional who can de
tect tho fraud. Not to inako the weight
suspicious you can bore nnd leave hollow
that side of the dio for which It is loaded.
"Sometimes there fs big money in the
business. About a year ago, when dice
woro tho ragowlth gentlemen of the green
cloth, a party of local gamblers sent all the
way to Colorado for an esport to como and
do their little trick. Ho came, and in ono
night lie and his crowd did one game for
f:i,000. Tho next day ho returned to the
Ulnck JUIIs. That man was once n noted
gambler in this city. It whs alio lit this
time that Chief Ad kins, after having
made a raid on somo notorious dive, placed
on exhibition a pair of loaded dico out in
hul v os.
"Speaking of the price of dlco, 85 or Q
is letting them off light. In somo cities
where tho dico nro loaded In a professional
way, not to order, but for regular solo,
dico that without the lend are worth about
80 coots with lead will cost you $18. Hut,
after all, that Isn't much, for the man
who handles them right is noon 'In.' "
Knoxvlllo Journal.
A Surprise.
Androw 1). White says that when ho
was In Herlln tho Chinese minister, nt a
diplomat lo reception, presented his prin
cipal secretaries to the other mlnlstnrs.
Among the secretaries was a tall, lino
looking man, evidently a European,
dressed In a superb court oust time and oov
erod with gold laco. As his Chlneso col
league introduced him to Mr. White In
Gorman tho conversation was continued
In that language, when suddenly this
splendidly dressed personage said hi Kng
llsh: "Mr. White, 1 do not soo why we
should bo talking In German. I come
from Waterloo, in western Now York, and
I was educated at tho Unlvorsliy of
Rochester, under your friend, Dr. Ander
oon." Mr. White snld that hnd the man
dropped through tho celling it would not
have seemed mora surprising, nnd that It
was hard to boliovo that the pretty little
village of Waterloo, or even Rochester,
with all the added power of Its noblo uni
versity, should have boon nblo to develop
a creature so gorgeous. It turned out that
tho man, nfter being grndunted from tho
University of KocheKmr, had gone to China
with certain missionaries, had then been
taken Into tho Chlneso wrvlco nnd had
proved to Iw n thoroughly Intelligent,
pntrlotlo man, faithful In his duties to
Cblna ns well as to tho United States.
One American Habit PrelM-d.
Well, It Is thought, might wo follow the
exmnpio set us by our American cousins
In tho naming of our ships-of-war. Tho
result of many of tho new ships of tho
United States navy reoolvlng tho names
of Americnn towns, It Is obw.rvod, has
boon that tho inhabitants of thoso towns
nro taking tho liveliest Interest In tho
nhips, their otllcors and crow and in all
their doings. In somo cases tho towns
havo gone so far as to present tho ships
bearing their names with handsome serv
ices of pinto for tho officers' mess. Our
naval authorities, it Is strongly felt, might
do worso than to stlmulnto tho lntoret of
somo of our great Inland towns in the
nnvy by bestowing their names on ships,
Instead of, as sometimes fs tho case, fixing
upon such as carry no particular Interest
or meaning. United .Service Gaaette.
A Haunted Mine.
South Wales has n haunted coal mini
This ghostly place Is the Morfa eolli?ry,
nnd it hns been Infosted with restless spir
its for about a week. They nro supped
to bo six In number, and to be the ghotts
I of somo miners who were killed In an ox-
plosion. They make their presence known
i by "walling and knocking allovertho tin-
derground workings." TImmw diversions,
It is said, they vary by tho "singing of
; dlrgos and the roll of muffled drums "
j "Danger," snys thn cornfed philosopher,
j ''seems to exerciser a never ending fa l
nation over the minds of men. It lends
some to attempt the conquest of h!lhrto
In.-iccmsihlM mountains and leads others to
commit matrimony." Indianapolis Jonr-
; no' i
Q.illl pn are prepared for u by sort
ing them, drying them In hot sand, scrap
Ing ibem so as to remove the outer tkln,
then hardening them In diluted nltrto
cld.
A
CENT
Bottle of CUTICURA RESOL
VENT, greatest of humor cures,
is often sufficient to complete
a permanent cure of the most
torturing and disfiguring of
skin, sculp, and blood humors.
f PiF.nTCi'Ri Tnr atmknt ron am. Skin and
ULOOlt llCMOHH. Vrui ItiHllN with Cl TIrUBA
8iui gentle upplifHUon of IYticuhj. eiiit
meuO, tho itrvat kio cure, And mild done of
Ctmcciu Uksulvest, grvttt of humor cure.
Soli lhrouhoot lh woi-Ul. Prlfe. Oitktu, V
Srtr. tc i tUsoinvT. . md fl. Puiia Dl J
!i'Ciitv. tVttr., .. I'rxipi . H,t,.n.
or " Uow u Cu tuijr Uumwi-r mtilfti ftw.
Coiiimisslmiers Conrt.
In tlie mailer of tho Simmons road
in township 20 south, raneo 3 west.
At this time this matter ctmii on to
be heard on the petition of 8 Simmons
and 20 others and the bond for ex
penses being deposited the matter was
continued until tho Muy term of
court.
It appearing that M Noftsinger who
had been appointed viewer of tho
Sweet and llrutnl roml in township
IS south, range 10 west, w ould be ab
sent nt the time set for the viewing of
said rood, V II Morford was appointed
to tnke his place.
In tho matter of the Mills t iiul in
towmhip IS south, range II west,
all things appearing rejiulnr it was
ordered established nnd Albert Knnwles
II II l'isk tiud Jason Ncely appointed
viewers uiul C M Collier toesluhllsh
stud road.
Ill the inatler of the Tillon road in
township 20 south, range 1 west a
petition being presented by II S Tilton
and others. Slid petitioners p earing
by L liilyeu, their attorney, and asked
leave to withdraw said petition, and no
objection being mnile, it Is hereby or
dered by the court that leave lie given
to withdraw said petition and all unit
teis relating thereto are hereby dis
missed. Hills allowed:
C W Lyons road supervisor (lis-
trlet No S3 $22 60
J W I Tun is city physician 7 50
13 K Itiisseil ctru of paupers for
March, ISM 172 !2
H (J Wheeler vlewe.- on Purviti
road 7 30
V H Parker viewer on l'arvln
ron (I 6 70
Isaac Hurelny viewer on Parvln
rond 7 70
II H Tilton viewer on Parvln
toad 0 00
Isaac Hit-gins viewer on l'aivln
rond 0 00
P J Wnibinglon marker on Prt-
vin road 8 00
CM Collier, surveyor Parvln
road 21 80
0 M Collier, surveying public
squares and establishing cor
ners . 13 00
George Voting, clinluinnn on
Parvln road 2 CO
J G Slevcnson, salnry for March 60 00
It G Callison, J P, Slat of Orc-
gonian v J M McIJco 5 45
Sam Mclieo, witness, State of
Oregon v J M Mc lice 3 30
Chns Muliee, witness, State of
Oregon vs J M Mo Dee 8 60
Geo Young, witness, Slate of
Oiegnn vs J M Muliee 2 78
Jas Cal ler, witness, State l Ore
gon vi J M Mclie 8 60
Arthur llarlinan, witness, State
of Oregon vs J M Molb-e 2 70
A 11 l'isk salary for Murcli $110 7(1
J O Gray " ' ' 41 70
A J Johnson " " " !0U 70
C I, Scott " " ' 85 00
A C Jennings " " " 100 70
F I, Giblm " ' " 83 30
Matlle Jennings " " 41 70
J 1-' Donaldson, inlary for March
Mclvenzlu ferry 22 83
K Howen, salary for Man-h,
Lowell terry 14 00
Willie Fields, of IV ill lililge, Ins
gone to Ci 1 1 for nia lo reiiinlii during
the summer.
A'hro ll.r vsa tl I:, vr . 4 l.rr CastuA
Whwi sl.a una LrnU . sli- e: i i f Cantoris.
Wlien alio beanie Jllia, rha il ir. t C?f.ri.
When aim lia'l UiiUtreo, till- (;avo tli--n Casuirtl
Jiurklen'i Anilra Salve.
! The Iiwt Salve In the world tn
!('iil( llnils1", Hin', VUwm, Hul
! Ulieuin, Fever Hon-s, Tetter, :hiimed
! MuimIn, Cliilblainx, Corns, and nil (Skit.
I Kruptionw, nird psillvely cun-H Vlh-n.
or no pay rUirMl. It Is guarnnteed'
to give perfect rjlir-far(nii or money j
n'fundfl. 1'rirt; y." will r lxx.
Knrsalc ly Heiidersoii Jt Linn.
! NOTir o 'en iiv i to'k " I
1 N lice ii h'rr'-y Kivn thst Lizzie N
Th 'ttap'on has hci u duly sppointed sdminis
(thT'i tit tho entste of Munhs W Cooper,
drcr. fd. All pT'- ns hsving rlnims
agiif.st tiiit- sre h'f l'T Mt'ifl'ilto
pr ';( f .'ut t Ih '.dmi 'i'ir-ilrif st
; the I- olU-v of l I' Ttis, io
Rn1, Of goo, within sii months from the
i d( of this notice.
1 Dttd Mrc IH'M.
J lal7IR X Til' MI'OH,
I riforo B PohHis, Adtnri.
! Atly.
(ISN'T YOUK WfE,
Weaker tlum she wa when you married her ? She shows C
lack of energy, lack of vitality, poor digestion, and sutlers f
frotii ills common to wonieu ? Have you ever tried to help L
her? If so, you haven't goue the right way about it, if f
you haven't got a case of
DR. HENLEY'S CELERY, BEEF AND IRON
for her, r
That will make her strong and well, and bring iMik jj
the roses to her cheeks, and the bright happy look to lu r '
eyes. Dou't waste a motueut. Get it for her to-day, v. t
tor sale by OSLJUKX A UkLANU.
TAKE.
LIVF.RINE-
-FOlt THE-
LIVER A0 CONSTIPATION.
For Sale by All Druggists.
CL'tiriA.v ' a !c- C
JK?i3.v.' K?V TUB
Ll
It is sold on a BAiarctitea hr alt drusvi
pista It oui-cs Iuoipifnt Consumptioa
uidialhfthost Cough nad. Croup Cux. ,
Sold tyHfiidi'non A htau.
RAILWAY.
Soo Pacific Line.
The Shortest, Safest and Most
COM PLICTK HOUTK
To mid from nil points In Cniiitdn,
fulled Stales ami Kiiropo.
Tb2 Finest Talace Sleeping. Parlors, Dining
am Tourist Cars in lhe
r03RL3L.:0.
Until First unit Second-Class Curs
arc healed by steam and are designed
to securu unirorm warmth, combined
with perfeet ventilation.
The cars of no other line enn com-
I Hire with them in these respects, nor
in strcngtn, elegance aim comiori.
CANADIAN I'AIMFIC B Y CO. 'it
rjoyal Tail SteaTsr;ip Cii?e
TO CHINA AND JAPAN.
Tlunu twin. crow itcnmprs aro lu everv rp-
pttu't't sui'vrlor to mtv Plilix tlint hsvo ytt mil led
tliu I'ncirlr occnti. the nunc In :Mh) iihIvi short
ur thnti vis hiij other 1 rmit-rsrillu line.
CANADIAN AlHTKAI.lAN BTKAMKlt LINK
TO -
HONOU'I.r, FIJI AND AUSTRALIA.
Ttu nhtrtint Hue to tho Colon U-n
'I'll est' ntt'Hinera carry nu exiKtrtonred Medlenl
Mnu aim SHK-warUf-ns on every voynBe.
For ttiiin tHhlyn, jmm jtbtcln, or niijr liiforma
tlin, cull oti or ntldrena,
()K(I. V. ( HAW. ALLAN CAMKKON.
Auent. Eiiouiie. Krvtirlit mid l'BMpiitror Ah)..
llii Ihlrd at., 1'ortlaiid, Or,
(ir.tl. M'la. iiiiun
llt. 1'mw Arout, Vntif otiver, II. V.
UKFKKKK BALK OK UKAL ritOl'EKTY
Notice is herehy given (hut ly virtue of
an order and decree of ttie circuit conn oi
the hI ft to of Urrgon for Laiio county msde nt
the regular term thereof on eunosdity,
the 4(h i ay of March, IH'tG, I will oiler the
following dfscuied real property lor snis,
iM-loDttMitf to lhe heirs of illlsm aud lie
Ih eea Otburn, dccesned, ou Monday, lhe
'AUhd.iy rl Aunu IH'Jtt, at puoiia auciion
at the ottift bonse door of snld county be
tween the hours of nine o'clock n m nnd four
o'clock pni of id day at one o'clock: Tract
No (Joe: Com in neing at a point on tho
wHt side of WilUmrttH sirret in Kugene,
Line county, Oregon, twenty-live feet north
nl lh Houiheast erner of lot No 8 in block
N - Id; thence went IM fel; thence north
I'.i f. oi; l h re akI UAi feet to Willamette
stiret; theuce snQih VJ fot to the place of
hi uiniiitig, being known as t' e Oabarn
Drug Storn. Tract No Two: Lots Nos 7,
8, II ami 10 in block No 8 in Skinmr's Ad
dition to Kuea on thn wett. Tract No
Thref-: Thu north hnll of the follawfi g
d'-acri'Ttl vumxpfK Beginning st th s
corner of the (met of IhihI denied by (J V
Cochran And wife to J IJ Honig sodr-.
a. r l.d in de book "(J," on pne 7.VI;
tbeuce north H'J d'-g, 6'J min, went feet;
tbi iics south no dcK, 21 mtti, weal I'iO feet;
therce south h'J dog, fri min, east l'JO fe;tj
Ihnce north no dfg, '27 mi a, east 10 foet,
to the phice of brgiunitig. J'rct No Four:
The wi-st one half of that part of connty
survejr No2iW tbscribed as follows: Com
mfncing at lhe s e corner of connty survey
No 202, lbs same being the southwest cor
ner of county survey No 231; thence tun
ning esst 2.57 chains; tbtnee north 4 17
chiin In the inner angle of snid ronntr
irvi-y No U'M; thence north b'J dg, 20
min, went 2.07 chains; thence aotitb 4 20
chains to the place of beginning, containing
1 08 acres in Kugene Lnno county, Ore
if on.
I Terms of sale cash.
W L DkLako,
Heffree.
NOTICE FOH rt'IlLICATION.
Lv.d Office at kos tmrg. ()rgon,
Murrh 10, tHW,.
Notice ia hbtehy tivii that the follow
iitg nstrttd nUfT has HI d notice of she fn
h n:i"n to mr.ke flonl proof in support of
rhr cUite, and that said proof will be made
hforn A 0 Jcntring county clrrk
of Lane county. Or. goo, At
l.ngi Oreuou, on April 21, 18'.I,
tiz: Kllcn Ifnrits on boaienterul eotiy No
7t2'.t for lb" n U ' BWS :,I ! ?4
w )i sc 32, lp IH , r 3 wft.1.
hhetamM lbs following wilnessea to
ptoTPi.be tMitirjooiia risiiUoce npon and
cnltirsfion of. said lnrid, viz:
Waltir A l'aik, Orville Phelps, of Lu-g'-ne,
and John .tnmker and Albtrl Hf-ng
f cr, of Cr-swcll, Ore("rt
11 M VUHM.
f . 1. 1
mm
si.coiiottio.sai aarJ
Ono cent a dose. r'tSM
hntn
THE ABUVE PICTURE DOES NOT REPRESENT
a passenger train on the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul Hallway. No. Us
trains aro vestlhutcd, heated by steam
and lighted by electricity. F'.ach
sleeping car berth has an electric lead
lug lump. Its dining cars are the best.
Ill the world anil Its conches are pal
aces un w beets.
This great railway, connecting ns it
does with nil trantcoiilincntal lines at
St. Paul anil Omaha, assures to the
traveling public tho best service
known. Tickets via thu Chicago, M 11
wutiUcc& St. Paul Hallway are on sale
at all railroad ticket olllces to any
point 111 the United or Camilla. For
maps, folders nnd oilier Information,
address:
C. J. EDDY, General Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
THROUGH TIGKETS
To tho KAST via (lie
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
Throuich Vullmrvn PiOnco alvcper. Tout In
sleepers and new Heollntnu Chnlr enra.
J)AILY rOHTLANl) TO CHICAtiO
Trains heated hy tram snd car lijhUd by
I'intach LIkIH.
Time to ri:ir,i(f, 3 days; tlmo lo New
York, li days, which Is many hours qulekui
than all comtHHItors. .
For rales, time tables and hill tnlcirrnatlon
apply to
K J. MciM.ANAHAN, AHvnt, KeCrio, Or.
II. W. IIAXTDN, O. K, ItUOWN,
(len'I A milt, DIkU !'- A4I,
l.U Third t.,l,ortlaud, Ot.
Tbos. F. Mil Henry C. Paine, llearj C. Round
Keceivei'H.
lORTHERN
PACIFIC R. R.
u
N
S
Pullman
Sleeping Cars
Dining Cars
Sleeping Cars
Elegant
Tourist
TO
St. Pul,
Minneapolis,
Duluth, .
Fa rgo
grand Forks
rookston,
Winnlpc,
Helena and
Butte.
-Through
ickets to-
Chicago,
Washington,
Philadelphia,
New York,
Boston and all
Points East and South.
For Information. Hint carilo. niataanil llekvta
eal) on or wrllu
R. McMURPHEY
Gen'l Agent, Lugein
Onioc: IUsjiiis 2 nnd 4 Shelton lllock.
A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Ocn!. Passlient,
aft Morrlion Street, eorner TliirS
rOKTUIND. OltCOON
NOTICK FOH I'HUMCATIOS.
Land Office at Ttos.bntg, Ore.
Man h 20, In'.il',.
Notice I faerehy given that Ilia follow
naniail aettU-r bas filed notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in
anpport of bla claim, and tliat .aid proof
will ba mailo before Joal Wars. I) H (' 0
Cotninilonr, at Kng'iia. Oregon, on
April V7, IN'Jfl, Tin: James A. Huinelt on
konirateail entry No 77115 for tli' s ', t '4
and a ', w ol reclien 4, lp 17 a, r 8
Weal,
Ha names tbs following wltneaeea lo
prove hla contitinnua reaitleuca npoo and
cultivation of, said land, vix:
Oranville K. I.nn.ly, Jiimas Pops, How.
aril 1'opa and II Hleinlmtirr, all of Alpha,
Orrgiu.
It 11. Vhtcii,
lti-gi.tar.
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