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Newspaper Page TextSmoke LA GREMA, Ten cent; liol'OJ Qufeeu of Hearts Five cint Cigars. C. L WINTER, Proprietor. Light, Cloudy Weather Preferred for Sittings. JHOTO CO, SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS. BUUSN1. OREGON J. S. LUCKEY, , JT ES "WEI. 2E3 3R,, Watches and Clocks Repaired. KICK. UK, OKKf.iln. Mexican Mustang Liniment for Burns, 3aked & Inflamed Udders. Piles, Rheumatic Pains, Bruises and Strains, Running Sores, inflammations, Stiff joints, I larness & Saddle Sores, Sciatica, Lumbago. Scalds, Blisters, Insect Bites, All Cattle Ailments, All 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 Unlmrat conin.tfs Pain, Makes flan or Beaut yU gala. - Till? OADCD iikeptonfiloME.C.DAKI't nil rArtn Alvertlin- Aeeney, M ! e-i Merchant. l'xrh.n.r. Hs:i Francisco, ('1 " I 'f" contracts for advertising can bo made MANHOOD JMrtjS """-"T J'jroiior utl HS&?3 Fain" Tie, ' " " E,rJS - saltans. Nert-. wonderful R;WS"' niutwilciilni Jljorcry of tto ol the eyes b-en en. phvffiri nails. 1c 7en of Ll JB3 1 IiitIkomim p-iV'US P Um.' ffilL.! Nertouaneta, of the d Is. KillfAukfl w.aaorsmni lost i?JH-. m rJj " lalcllv. Ovt-rlOtOirMlf esrlorttrMnta. I'rcuiatiinnia mean Irer-Mencr In the nm c. It fa a ivmp'.om of Kninl wtni nl harrennrs.. It no bo oppeu In todays SytheiusiorHuilvan. .... . ..J Ther.tw di-cTeryT'Se ntt' f ""."r'-ftt-oftneoM femnusHuotoB llvalcatf lattllalt. li ia tha ttmjircH vlra.ii- r made. It Is 7 tur. rf.il, t.nt lis ml.. Kil l for ' W J""-- -r prVr f,.r On,Ja'nsesJel "" Wr.ttn -arsti M p vn fr-racure. If yonrsrf t'l ". a M are. rot entp. ,j ci.rnl.lia - !.. Itit to - .j f ! cvrp -. J.T.If.r rlr.-j-nr.il . 1 '!"""''L..-iV nt'ijto:- -:fi;c.i. i .IITN Jiioctlo ! :.--" " F it. Kr- ir-..., ' - ' FAIr'ED i love. "Auntlo. If you dou't want mo this aft noon. I. hall try to get In rnoon i oert. 'Absurd! I L'rneh vlll 1. . . . . snough. BesiiM it -ni i hen you come out, and you know I don't: like your being elone. " 'I can tnke aire of m.vsdf, Bt my n j" o L7?IJU v "I. I'"0" 80 1 "1U"1 o lay l, t ee d A mour, ' and It lfi lmiK)r- tant for me to hear It." J" oe was at the door an hour before the ; lunport began, and ihe managed tu get a : rajiltal Mat. I It was a long while before the onle , began to Oil the stalls. Ptwontlv. how ever, they began to arrive. In the second row sat an old lady, with snow white hair and a sweet, gentlo ex pression. Joyce loved her and sighed at the momory of the mother who had been just such another. She was with n young man, a handsome lad of about it), with long, musical hands and a slight stoop. After that she saw nothing. She closed her eyos und hold her breath and wns only conscious of the glorious muslo that tilled hor soul. It was ovor, and sho rose to her foot and stung her little hands with vio lent claps when every one had stopped. And the dark lad In the stalls below suw her and touched his mother's arm. "Look at that child. How onthuslnstiol" And for the rest of the concert bis oyes never loft hor fnoo. She was crushed In the orowd oomlng out, and when sho reached the door she found it was raining and felt for hor purse. It was gone) Hor quick exclamation attracted atten tion. "What Is the matter?" a voice said at her elbow. "I havolostmypursel"6hooriod. "And I have no umbrella, and there will bo such a sceno If I got wot. I wautod to take an omnlbUB, but I can't." She looked up and saw sho was speaking to the lad whom she had noticed in the stalln with the old lady. "What a pity I did not soe you before I" he said. "Mymothorhas iustdrivonawni' and she would have given you a seat lu hor oarriago with ploasuro. But will you will you lot me drive you homo in a nausomr She did not hesitate. "Thank voul And you will oomo in and explain to Aunt unar loiter ' They talked of the concert as they drove away. At least Joyce listened, for she found the lad was a musician himself and could explain what she had not understood In the wondorful playing. It was not so easy to exnlaln matters to the crabbed Aunt Charlotte, but when the lad told hor ho was tho son of the late Lord Treherne, and that he know bis mot her would call on them the next dny if they would allow her to do so she became more amiable and asked him to stop to tea. And Joyce brought hor violin to show him, and he lnduoed her to play. What n lovoly little picture sho madol When his mother oame tho next dny, she brought the roquost that Joyoo would ac cept some lessons of her son. "Ho is oonsldorod very good," she said, "and was well known abroad In tho music al contora, but ho doesn't play now." And from tho tono In which It wns said Joyce know that she was not inonnt to ask the reason. She mado wondorful progress under hur direction. Hor whole hoart was given to her music Hut ho, whilo he taught hor with Infinite pains, grew absorbed In tho dally study of her charms. And at last he spoko. "I have loved you," he cried, "from tho momont I saw you, a beautiful soul of mnslo leading tho enthusiasm of that great assembly, and I am mnd for lovo of you." "Lorel" she whlspored softly. "Lovel Oh, no; it Is not for me. I am grateful, but I cannot think of love. I must work. I I want to be famous." And she throw horself on a oouoh and sobbed, sho did not know why. "I will help you to be famous." After that the lessons wore carried on with strloter study, and tho pauses wore not filled with sympathetic words as of old. At last ha told her she should make her debut. Through his Influence she was to play at a grand concert at St. Jnmes hall, and for the moment the old eager doslre for fame came bock. Sho saw the old lady In the very plaoo where she bad first seen her and the dark lad waa beside her. Hut the boyish look had gone from his face. She played "La roe d'Amour," and sho knew when the pause at the end was bro ken by a passion of applause that she had done well. Waa he aatlsfledf Hut he had left his seat, and ha did not return to It again. Had her Inspiration goner She played after that worse and worso each time and her last pleoe waa scaroely applanded. Onoe off the platform Lady Treherne was awaiting In her carriage to stop her. Child, oome to my ton. you must re turn with me now." Ther found htm in his room, bis arms crossod on the table, and his face burled In them. Joyoe softly touched him. Ho looked np and sprang to bis feet. "Have you oome toraocK iner ne crioa. Don't you know all that has been given you tonight would have been mine If my band bad not failed me. These fingers oan never hold the bow again they aro paralysed." . "I did not know," she sobbed. "Oh, how yon must have sufTerod. I I came to tell you I do not want fame. 1 have failed failed because I love you. "Lon don News. A Bard Task. A cyclist was in a village hostelry not many mllea rrora urignton, nrnRgiog about his abilities asa rider tosurn an ex tent that the publican ventured to make a bet with him. "I say, mister," said the man, ' I'll bet you half a crown that yoo enn't ride up and down tbia road till the church clock strikes i." VOone!" shouted the cyclist, and tho next minute he waa speeding up and down Lhe mad. After about three-quarters of an hour's hull rillr no and down the ovcllst aakrd one of the bystanders If the church clock had yet struck 4. Struck 7 io tear," was ine muu. reply, " 'ooa our church clock never strikes." London Sketch. AdvmataffM of Metrtmoar. Mr. Wallace It seems to me that If ever a bachelor realises his unhappy lot It must be when he la In bed sick. Mr. Wallace Yes: there Is a great dlf- erenes between a hired nurse and a wife. If be goes to throwing the medicine bot tles and things at the nurse when she hap pens to hurt his rheumatism, she will lea re. Cincinnati Knqnlrer. PARKER'S OPERA KO'JSE. Eugene, - Oregon. 2 NIGHTS ONLY Vtilm,I:.y and Thursilay nlalils, ami fiiursiluy Mutinee to l.ariio Only. JXJ2T 3 AND -i. -ALL WUU A HE Sick, Deaf, Blind and Lame will he TREATED FREE Upon tlio Public Stage by "HERRMANN:; The ffiighty Healer, Pronounced hy tliesc liiililic medical world us tlie strong ;eat Magnetic Healer tlie w orld hn ever known. His mar velous power in henlinp; the sick has nut only astonished the multitudes, hut has convinced tlie scientist of both heiiiisiilivivH tlmt in his maciH'tic body is contained a foice c:iuitile of em-cunt? almost iinnmileit nstllls 111 nimiy chronic ci.mlitiuns litrvtofore pronounced Incurable, lie isctimiui; with "HEALING IN HIS HANDS," And will trial entirely free I ho poor who nrv Deaf, Blind, Sick, Lame, Rheu. malic, Paralytic And nil on onitclit'sor In rolling chairs Uy the "Liiyin n of Humls," tit the Opera House Vediu8duy und ThurH dny, June 3 nnd 4, und TtiureriHy maliueo for Indira only. Boors open ut 7. DfiuoiHtmtion at 8 p in. General adniUMou 2-c. He served mmi.h 50e, now on hhIo ut ilen- derKoii & Liinn'M uniK store. lly the rapidity of his work and Hh startling ivmiIIh he holds tliejreople spellliound in wonder, awe and admi ration. In every city he has visltrd he has performed many cures which DHtonhdied the skeptical, net the seri ous to thinking nml convinced the doubt I'ul thai hi power wtm uni Men tioned. No matter what tlie dineuse how hud, how long Htandimt or hope less the cafes arc, K euruhle at all, they will ARISE AND WALK He Is on n grand triumr'inl tour of the United stales, and this will posi tively be liis hint nppi'urnnce on IIiIb coast. Prof. W. Fletcher Hall The woild'fi greatest Mid inosteiiiinen' Sight Diugm'Siiciiin, whose wonder ful fiiciilly ill iiiaunoHiim discuses ny sight has been the wonder and envy of tlie medical fraternity, will preface each demonstration with the follow ing very Interesting and mid highly in structive lecum-: Wednesday niaht June 3. Subject The I'nwcr of Vitul Miignelisin asa Curative Agent." Hoth sexes. Thursday night .111 lie 4. in men only. riiilijcct, ".Man and dlsolie dlciiccof Natures Law s." Thursday Matinee J line 4. To ladica only. Subject, "Sullering Woman and Her Hemic furl mule to I'.riiltirv," private lecture to ladles only. KKK TO TiIE AFKI.UTKI) TOOK.. The poor who are the most seriously alllicted especially those on crutches, lhe rheunintic, paralyzed, neni auu lame w ho wish Krkk Trkatmkxt on the stage; ill lie given compliment- aiv tickets hy appying at tlie box olilce of 1'nrker Oisra House one hour previous to each exhibition. Private Treatment BY HERRMANN THE GREAT HEALER n Eugene at ITriinn House for five lavs only. Hi rrmann Ihe Healer has secured ..U'.Ia ...rlfirs nl the lliifrllintl Hotl.e. where all tho-e whu ibsire private reatiiieul may call from 10 a in to 4 p in. For live days oniv, commencing Wednesday morning. June 3, to Mon- duv afternoon, June H. Coiisiiltattoii, with full diagnosis ". V nr disease in all rn'if, H UO. Tickets inn Is; m eun d at itii pthm Ibsmi, ! liofliiian House. Ladica entrance on lit h street. Every day from 10 a mlo. 4 p ni. The oflii'-c at hotel will open and close sharp on advertised time. i Is it Intuition? A diagnosis of all diseases made at sight, without asking a question, looking at Ihe tongue or ; leeling the pulse. ' After which, If in the Judgment of the phvsloian in charge your rase I mnsidrrtHl curable he w ill so dlnct, HerrniHiin the Healer. I If, on the other hand, he intislder vou are Inciiral.le, he will so stale toj all patients and their caxn III j taken. LADIES WITH RED FACES Ami oilr, etvAsy coimOi'xioii, or subject to rruhea, jnmilot, lUcklu4la, fllow or mottiy skin, will U urdtitUM to Uwru that tht purfitt, sw,vtjt, nmt nioji etTtvtmt skin tturitter uiil bcauttucr yot aimimumled i CUTICURA SOAP It ts o tvoaii9t (t strikes at tht rauit of most iximpltixioiiAl ditinurutioru, vii. : the (.vifJ JrrittiUJ, Injtamtd, or Ortrtcorkt J 1'okk. SuKurcitlon : After cycling, golf, tcnttla, riding, or tiilvtic, buth with CmciTRA tkut U uikt ootblug, ciKUng, Kiitl n.'(rvhlut, preveming ctutititt, nrdoi'W.aiid rHighncwof the M.ln,oiUh tug turiiaruniftifoii, snii whfo folio wod by gvntla notii ting with Ccthtiu (olotrovnt), provrt flcikl In rt-.ltfTlutf tired, Unie.or tr&itnd muaolv. Md thWUfhOOt th Wltrid. PrtW. CrT!(T, me t (oir, Mc.t Riiultt, .Vic. nJ II. 1)Tibi Una p Chim Ci-nr.SK.1 lVoi. liotU'tt. mr " Uov to ObUia t UrtUiuit Cvnpltiioo," ft. Uct on to the .Northern raclilo Flyer. The change of time, via tho North ern Pacillu aud lturliue,tim route, ef fectlve Sunday, April 12th, enables passengers to leave Portland dally at S p ill, reaching Lincoln, Neb, at 12:55 noon; Omaha 4:05; St Joseph R:50; Atchison, 11:30; Leavenworth 7:35, unit Kansas City 8:05 on the cven ng of the third day; Chicago 8:20 and St Louis 7:10 on the morning of tlie fourth day. You can sen from this Unit the Noi th em Tacifls reaches Oiuahn In two days and 23 hours; Chicago and St Louis 3 days, which equals tho fnstcst run made by any other road. If you will compare our schedule from Portland to Lincoln, St Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth and Kansas City you will sec that the Northern raclilo nnd Burlington via Hillings, bents nil other roads Into Lincoln four hours; St Joseph 12 hours; Atchison 12 hours; Leavenworth 14 hours, und Kansas City 10 hours and 45 minutes, where imitiediatu coniieciious are made in union depots for all points Hast nml South. Everybody knows that lhe "Northern 1'aeino Yellowstone Itoule" is tlie finest cquipied ruilrosd In Amcri.'a for all classes of travelers. Therefore, before starting East don't buy a ticket until vou have written to or called upou 11 McMurphey, jcn cral Agent, Eugene, Oregon. Iliirk leu's Arnica Salve. Tlie Host Salvo in the world for Cuts, llruises. Soros. Ulcers, Salt Ithcum, Fever Sores, Tel tor, (.'Implied Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and nil Skin Eruptions, und positively cures l'ilcs. or no pay required. It is guiimntccil to give iKTfcct entisftiction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Henderson & Linn. Ahen Kativ as slclt, we paxe iior Ca.U). -Wuen slie was a Cull I, sho critsl fur Castorla. When she beraino HI its, she clung In Cesteria. eThen she bad ChUdral, t lie ga.e U.em CasUuia. JistTiiiwkok It. Li'ss than three days to St. Paul, 8J to Chicago, 4 J to New York via tlie Northern Paciliu railroad, the only dining-car route from Portland and the only line run ning two through trains daily from Portland to the Enst, making union depot connections at St. Paul und Chi cago fur all points East and Southeast. This service was pinced In ellcct Sunday, April, 12th. Tho Increased travel over tins popular Yellowstone Park route has mude a double daily train service necessary. For tickets, sleeping car reservations and general Information call on or address it. Mc Murpliey, general ngent, Eugene, Ore gon. Mothers will find Cliami eilain'a Cough Itemedy csiecially valuable for croup and whooping cough. It w ill give prompt relief and Is safe aud pleasant. We have sold It for several years and It ha never failed to give tho most perfect satisfaction. (J W Kichards, Duquesne, Pa. Hold by Osblirn A Del.ano. Wood's PhorI'IIoih.xk, the great English Hemedy. At Ykkinotom's. Summons. Iu tbs Circuit Court of the Htals uf Ore gon, tor tbe C-onmv of Lane. D O Gay, 1 P Naa, i lien- riVtson, 11 II Ti.-e. Mary I Msiwell, Jaa F Mniwell, .l.ne K Msiorll and l'rarl Mix- I well, PlainlitT., by C D Mss- I well, their guardian, I Nsncj Msiipln, Psrr Mannln, Garrett Msiil in. Nancy Mail inn and Itsrhel Mannin, I)i femlsnts. j To Xsncy Msiqiin, Pirrjr Msupin. O.r relt M.npin, N.nry llsnnin and ltnrbi-1 Msupin, llt-f n-lsnts: Iu ihe name of lb. Ktate of Oregon, you sr. h.rehr riqnireil to appear and answer the eoniplaiat Bled sKinat vou in th. above rntubsl suit within ten ilsfs from tha data of tbe aertiee of this sino roons upon yon. it served within Ibis coun ty; or if aerv.d wiibin any olhsi coutty In this state, ibr-n wiihin twenty i ays from th service of this sommotis npon you; ami if served by publication of kuninona IheD nDllieUnrl Xlonrlay of Jnne. the Hlh dny iheriof, ib'Mj; and if yon fail so to an.w.r, for want theieof. lbs plaintiff, will lass inilfimeut ei'ain.t you for a a.er.e to quiet lbs till, lo tha following described prrm ixsas alleged in the complaint: Il'gin. ning at a point 7.31 ch a of tha nw corner of 25, and tunning Ibenca nrr:hi5 40 cha; Ih.ues li 41 ch; tb'Oee s I .'I'J rlip; ibnuca a 41 55 chs Ihenre s 47 M rh; ih.nca we.t (1 Ml f h; ilmce s 8 KI cb; and wl M 46 eh. lo the p'ses of begin rltig. fui.laining 3.'0 ace, l,)7s,rr)w, iq lti.e eooi ij, Oihnl', ai.d for such olh-r r.lief as ni.y tx rqniubla and just. This summon, is punlmhrd by or.l.r of lino t C FnllertoD made at Chauibr-r. April S, 1W0. JiisHOA I W.T.T" S. Alt rny I .r PliintifT.. Arc Your Nr.rys? am yis isur uigesiicn Thin Is Your Blood? ONE THING will Make a Whole Man of You That Is DR. HENLEY'S Celery, Beef and Iron Try a Case. It will Make a "Now" Woman of Your Wife And Sho Won't Want to Vote, Either Fur sale hy OS1U' 11 X A HkLANO. Oregon Central I Eastern Bail Head h YAQUINA BAY ROUTE. Connecting at Yniuina liay with the San Francisco and Ya(uina Hay Stc;unslii) ( 'oinpany's SteamshipFarallon." Aland llrst-chiss in every respect. Sails from Yaqiiiim for San Francisco nlmut every 8 days. Passenger ticcomniodauoii unsurpasscil. Shortest route between the Willnmettu valley and ( ulllol lila. Fare from Albany or points west to San Francisco: Cabin. $12; Steerage, $8; Cabin, $18. For willing davs, apply lo (IF.O. F. CHAW. Local Agent. Et) W I X STON E, Manager, Corvnllis, Or. ivinirieir ran a ca-.ii: itwiii, An ft(nwnli!o TJint !ro arid Nkuvk ToNro. Botdty j)rii(r!s'islrinreent. tvn:all. iioCtWg. and $1.00 por pnrVnnj.tropU:s Iroo. IT A t5if I'uvnrtto Tccrn totois Hold iiyllcinUrion A Linn. TAKE -LIVERINE- Ft) It THE- LIVER AND CONSTIPATION. For Sale by All Druggists. Soo Pacific Line. The .Shortest, Safest nnd Most COMPLETI': ItOUTE To nnd from all points III Canada, United States and Euroie. Tbe Finest Palace Sleeping. Parlors, Dlilne nl Tourist Can id toe xwon.Xj.x. Ileitis First nnd Second-Class Cars arc hciitcd by steam and aro designed to secure uniform warmth, combined with perfect ventilation. The cars of no other lino can com pare with their. In thesn respects, nor III strength, elegance nml comfort. t'AHAUIAS PAhtriC K V CO-'H FJoyal Tail SteamElpip Ciije TO CHI" A AND JAPAN. . Thmo tw!n-,rfw HfHincri nrp tu rrvrj n iitool iiiiM-rU-r Ut m.T fthllft (hit finvf yr nwlli-tl the I'riflllc nopmi. 1 )' rtu!i I iiiflva uluirt rr than vln tiijr ottwr 'i riu-l'ririi line. CANADIAN At'nTKAMAN Ml K AW KB LINK T( - ITMNOM'I.r', KUl ANI AI'STHAlilA. The phnrti-l lln to tho folnnl TIip- Mi'iniH'M fhrrjr an tinTi-tirpl Mcllftt Mm n nl H'-war)ii- on cvt-rt totikc hot tlmr Uhh-fl, iKtniiitilcU, or hhv I lifer m tlon, mil oh or tiMrt , ttKO. K. ' HAW, ALI AS I AMKRON, Agent, Suit'iif, rrr-lKit hihi I'nwuifr ap.i . li'. Third ht., 1'ortUh'l, Or, Jit. !'. Arni. inrtmvf r, It. t . NOTICE FOIl I'tTll.ICATION. Land Office at Kos'burg, Oregon, April li'i, Jsi'.Mi. Notice W hereby uirtn Hist lbs follow-ing-nsnn-d se-ltb r lias nlnl notice of his in trillion lo make finsl iiroof iu support of his clsiiii, sn'l thai said prrnif will be mails before Joel Ware, tj rt C O Commission, r at KiiRsne, Or.eon, on June 1(1, IhJii, vir: Lawn-nce II (iib.011 on bonisstead entry No (A'lo for th. lots o, I'.. 7 aud H and n ', n ' , see I tp 17 s, r :i sl. Ho riftines the folloalt.g w illusion to prove his re'lllineoilN r'silrtr'e tionalol cullivalioD of, said t.iol. vi: Oaii-I A (lil.b, J tin W V.rnry, Jsmcs Wjee.ff anil M A HnllHl, all ol Lialurg, Or gon. It M Vr.Tin. llrgisler. j NOTICE OF FINAL KKTTLr.MKNT. Estaleof Ilsiiiil II Coleman, direand. Notice is herihy .'iven ti.nt M. I. Cole j mm. en euirii of id estate, hns filed her. final arronnl fnr .eiil m. tit of said eslateariil Monil.y II. e- fell, d-ty of July, lh:l hfs been set by orib r of li e ecuil for hearing the rime. M I C l.Kues. Geo II li' n i- I'lwnlru At y b r I o ie 5MB tOOt PACIFIC RAILWAY. Pretty Shaky, Aren't They? Pretty Poor, Isn't It? Almost Like Water, Eh? H. L. WA I, DEN, Agent, Albiinv.Or. CHAS, CLAKK, Suiicrliitciidciit, Corvnllis, Or, m THROUGH TICKETS I'll til.- KAriT lis tlio pin ovcwi ThroiiRh rmhimti i'nlaro kMt'fri, Tourlit lfrH'mnn(l new lU'i'lluIng t'lmlr can. DAILY POUTIiANDTO CJIICAOU Trains heated lijr ntcain an) ran Hthttnl by rinl-i h J.lRlit- Tlino to i'I'.icbkj, Jl'j ly; llmo to New York, 4lt (layn, M lileh la MinnjT houra i.nickcc than all foiuin-tltoni. For ratt'R, tlmo tablet and (nil Inlorinnilon, upply to IS J. MrCI.ANAIIAN, Anciil, Ktiu.-no, Or. It. W. HAXTON, C. E, HHUWN, (ieii'l Art'-nt, Dint. At, 1.I-. Thlr.l ftt,,l'ortlr.ii(l,Uf- THE ABUVE PICTURE DOES NOT.REPHESEHT. n passenger train on the Chicago, Mil waukee & St. Paul Hallway. No. Its Indus are vestihulcd, heated by steam nnd lighted by electricity. Each sleeping car IhtiIi has an electric read ing lump. Its dining cars are the best in thu world and Its coaches aro pal aces on whecla. This great railway, connecting ns It does with all transcontinental Hues at St. Paul and Omaha, assures to tho traveling public tlin best service known. Tickets via the Chicago, Mil waukee & SI. Paul Hallway are on sale nt all railroad ticket ofllcca to any mint Iu tho United or Canada. For iiisiis, folders and other Information, address: C.J.EDDY, General Agent, Portland, Oregon. NOTICE FOIl l'l'IILICATION. t.iud Office at Ilosebnrg, Ore. May ii, INM. Notice is hereby given that lhe follow ninil seilbr has hied nolle of Ins Inten tion to iriiihn final proof in snpport of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Ihe County Clerk of Lane oountv.Orruon. at F.uesne.Oreuon. on July II, 18'.Si. vix: Altiert Oraliger on homestead entry ro hii'J lor lb. a w ;-. sec 11, tp V. s, r 0 w. Ilo liauies the following witneae.es to orove his continuous re-sidcueo unon and oultivation of, s.mI IkcI, vi: Joeih dales si.'l Kiih.r l Coryell, of Crow, Orr-jou, Louis lldi. of.Siui.law, Ore gon, and Thomai llrrg, ol Kng.ne, Oregon. ll If v blister. NOTICE l-Oll PCULICATION. Land Olllre at Kosibnrg, Oregon, April o, 18'JC. Notice is hereby given th.t the following n.luid anft 'er ha. filed notice of his inten tion tu Inske tllml froof in support ol hi. rlulni. an-4 lhat ssid proof will tie made bo tore Joel Ware, U 8 U C CoininlHslolier, at Kngene, Ori-(:on, on June l.'l, 1 H'let. vi: ('barbs ,M Kis-iog'r on homestead entry No 1121 1 for llieie ol see J0 tp Is e, r I rant, Ho numi-s the (otb w mg witnr.Kstl prove his eonliiinotia resiii.rce upon ami L-uhlvnlion of .i.i.l innd, vi: Willi. m II I'.rsor.s Msiilnw II Lstlin, l-'r.nk hchultz ar.d John hleneiiger, allot Fall Creek, Oregon.. It. M VrsTi-H, Itrgiater. I