Daily Eugene guard., April 29, 1897, Image 2

DAILY EUtiiLNii (iUAJiD.
I. Li CAMPBELL, PublUher.
Published every eientngol ma woes, duudajr.
coepled. . Address all eommuuloalloua, u
'lK all remittance payable to 111 Kouana
uuaao, Kua.eue,ureaToa,
BtTBSCKIJTION BATES:
(DAILY.)
Delivered bj carrier, per week I "
Delivered by wnw, per month 11
Br mll, one jeer (lu advai.ce) 0
Six months
Oue muuth....,
ftlaKlecipltia , . 0
Will noi be lent by mall to any address, loi
Bny length of lime, unleai paid In advanoe.
' (WHBM.Y.)
Oue roar (lu advaaoa);..' 12 Ol
Hli months . , 1
advertlslne rates made known on application
(Entered a Mcond-olaai matter at tbe Kutrene
O'ecou, poatomoe.
EABTKKN OFFICE 230 to 234 Temnle Court
Mew York Cltr K. KATZ.Agen,
TUESDAY - - APRIL 2!t
A CHANCE TO EXPLAIN.
' Doctor Chapman cannot answer
the public Btatement published in
the Guard as tohiti return of aRseso
able property to the Lane count
aspcasor, and seeks to evade th
force and effect of the publication
of his official statement to tbe
assessor by pitifully whining that
the Guakd is unfriendly to him.
The Guard i not on trial befon
the bar of publio opinion. It if
Doctor Chapman who is called
before the bar of public opinion t.
explain how it is that with a $3001
annual salary he has not rendereo
to the Lane county assessor om
single cent of money, notes or ae
counts, and paid for 189(5, but the
pitiful sum of 44 cents tax on
small lot of household bnlonglngH
Thefriendlinessor unfriendliner
of the Guard has nothing to d
with the pitiful showing he make
on the tax roll of his adoplet
home.
The columns of the Guard an
open to Doctor Chapman for ex
planation as to how, after havin,
drawn thousands jf dollars, from tin
publio treasury, he made a swori
return to the assessor that he dii
not have one dollar of ' mone) .
notes or aocounts on hand whei
the assessor met him last year
His salary is $250 a month, pain
quarterly. Is it not probable i
portian of a quarters suLiry ifasdu.
vthon he was asserted? ''
Dootor Chapman does not stand
in the light of a private citizen,
The honorable putition he hold
renders it Imperative he should
fully explain the great discrepancy
. between, the luorative salary he
enjnyg and the insignificant roturn
made to the woasnr.
-v l)Aht,tU0U8 ' BUlLiliE.
The fatal street railway acoidoni
In Knot Portland, while not due to
a dofeolive bridge, will have the
effect oi calling publio attention to
the many bridges and elevated
roadways in and about Portluid
that are In questionable condition.'
Since boom times repairs on eleva
ted . roadways have not been
piomptly made and many of them
are unquestionably' in a .dangerous
condition. While the general
publio has not before been awan
of the danger, the street railway
employes have been fully alive to
the risk they incurred in the per
formance of their onerous duties.
Long working hours, coupled with
oonslant danger, has not made thoir
job a pleasant one.
The natives in the Yukon min
ing district are paying the usual
ponalty for thoir enforced contact
with our modern civilization. Tin
men are plied with poisonous liquori
while the women are debauched.
The extermination of the inoffen
sive natives is a question of but a
short lime.
John Horrigan, know as "pray
Ing John," of Ellis, Kan., Iiae
made it a practice for many year
to go out on the prairie at sunrise
and sunset, no matter what th
weather or season or his conditioi
of health, and there to offer up
prayer. His knees have worn
way the turf and hardened the
toil at the plaoe of his devotions.
A lMrFttENT KAlE.
Much useless sympathy is wat( '
on the Greeks in their condi t K
Turkey. Tbe modern Greek U lu
4 shadow of tbe ancient Greek
oaide famous ly their art, literature
and song.
It was Dyron who was imbued
with the lofty idea of lioerating
Greece from Turkish rule. lie
changed his mind after viewing the
ajodern article, and in his immortal
poem lamented the diOddeuee ol
noble tace lie sang:
"The isles of Greece! the islt a of
Greene!
Where burning Sappho loved aud
unit;
Where grew the arts of war and
larace
W herv Delia rose and Phoeuua
sprung."
Then this sorrowful strair:
"Internal sunshine gild them yet.
But all, except their sun, Is net."
InrilanuiKjIlB Journal: "After all,"
ill tlie uiau at the. end of the (linen
st n, "no man really known wh t hi
leigtibora think of lilm." "I caiue
mighty near knowing once" said I lie
o tizoii, with a reminiscent took lu tile
eye, '-hut tiie Jury disagreed."
A queen is only a
woman after all, and
every woman is
queen If she be a
perfect woman.
The crown of wo
manhood is mother
hood. There is ne
higher thing that
this. There is nt
better thing that
any woman can da
than to be a mothei
of bright and happj
children. That it
the best and highest
thine that anybody
can do in this world.
It cannot be achiev
ed by a woman who
isn't healthy, who
suffers from any of
the weaknesses or
disorders peculiar to
her sex. A false
idea of modesty
which prevents the acquisition of know
ledge, and the carelessness which pre
vents an application of knowledge are
the most prolific causes of this kind
of sickness. Thirty years ago, knowledge
of the nrevnlence of such disorders in
duced Dr. R. V. Pierce, than as now,
chief consulting physician of the Invalid's
Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo,
N. V., to devote a great amount of time
and study to the preparation of a remedy
that would invigorate and strengthen the
womanly organism that would cure
perfectly and positively all forms of fe
male weakness that would take the
danger awny from childbirth, and greatly
lessen the pains of labor. This remedy u
cnllod Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
Thut it accomplished the object for which
it was intended is proven by its remark,
able and continued success for 30 years.
Women will gain much knowledge by
reuiling Dr. Tierce's great thousand page
'Common sense Medical Adviser." A
free copy will be sent on receipt of 21 one
cent Btamps to cover cost of mailing only.
Address, World's Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
To Cure a fold In One Day.
Take Laxative Rrom Qululue Tab
lets. All dniirgistH lefund the money
If It falls to cure, ffio,
Central Market,
PROPRIETORS.
Will keep constantly on hand a lull supply tl
BEEF, MUTTON,
PORK and VEAL,
Which they will aell at the lowest
market prices,
A fair share of the pnMtc patronaee solicited.
:-TO THK FARMERS. t
We will pay the highest niarkot price
for Fat Cattle, Hogs aud Hliecp.
Shop on Willamette St.,
EUGENE, OREGON,
favMiaia delivered to any part of the oily
(rut) ol OUarse.
J L,. PAGE,
DFA1JCR IN
Groceries
Having a Lare and Complete stock of
Bliiplo and Fancy Groceries bought
lu the beat markets,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
t can oiler the publio better prion
than any other house iu Eugene,
Produce ol all Kinds taken al mm, Prices.
Eugeiis Street Railway.
T1MR CARD.
After the 4th of Oct. 1S!5, the street
ware will run on die following schedule
tine until further notice,
1.KAV1SO TIIR DEPOT.
7:10-7:40-8:10-8:40 9:IO V:40-10KM a. m.
ineu every half nour,
t.KAVKTIIR UNIVRRSTY.
7:2V7:(tt 8::V-8:-0:::40.10:16 a. IU.,
I ten every half hour.
Care will leave promptly on time.
II, W. HOLDEN.
Your I
Coughj
like a dog's bark, is a sign that
there is something; foreign
around which shouldn't be
there. You can quiet the noise,
but the danger may be there
just the same. SCOTT'S
EMULSION of Cod-liver Oil
is not A cough specific; it does
not merely allay the symptoms
but it does give such strength
to the body that it is able to
throw off the disease.
You know the old proverb
of " the ounce of prevention?"
Don't neglect your cough. A
book which will tell you more
on the subject sent free on re
quest. Your druggist keeps Scotf Emul
tian of Cod liver Oil. Put up in 50
cts. and $1.00 sizes.
SCOTT It BOWNE, Ntw York.
I'. Q.Bnoaioiu,
Praaldent.'
S. B.Ejxin,
Cwhier
F. E. Snodobass, AsaiBtant Cashier.
Ot Eugene.
raid up Ush Uaplts! ?50,000
Surplus and Pronts, $50,001)
Eugene - - Oregon.
A neneral banking bualneas done on reason-
ble tenna. rJlKbt dralta on runn,
iHlOAGO, SAN FRANCISCO and PORT-
.AND, OREGON.
Billa of ezohange sold on foreign oonutnet
aepoaits received snbjeot to eheok or oertili
late of deoeii,
All ooUeotlnna entrusted to us will receiv,
orompt attention.
A LADY'S TOILET
Is not complete
without an ideal
POMPLEXIOM
U POWDER. . l
pozzbirs
Combmes every element of
beauty and putlty. It is beauti
fying, soothing, healing, health
ful, and harmless, and when
rightly used is invisible. A most
delicate and desirable protection
to tbe face in this climate.
Inilit npon having the ffennlns.
IT IS FOR WE EVERYWHERE.
Old Kentaeky
LIQUOR HOUSE,
W. M. RENSKAW. Proprietor.
Keopa the Best brands of
WHISKEY, BRANDY, GIN
AND
All Kinds of Wines.
Also the Celebrated BCHLITZ
MILWAUKEE BEElt ou draught,
Btandard bood nud fla.-.t
Catalogue. CtmtiUna aU
that's New and Good.
Always Rollablo. . .
The Guide
and your choice
One packet eitlscr
Wondorful rraucliirr Aster,
New Jajiau Morning G'ory or
Pausy choice unj.d for
IS cts.
TWO pactU 'iS 9., Ilirn okau 300. I
Full retail prlca 46 cts.
Vick's Illustrated
Monthly Magazine
which tells how to glow
Plants, Flowers and
Vegetal ilcs and is up to
date on these subjects,
for three niowhs, the
Guide, and One
Packet of Seods,
(named above), for
23 cents.
OTwnrrdr.:. !! tr, jtn
aw Uitaai'v. smt will nil a
racaal of Vlowrr !rfj Int.
JAMES VICK'S sons
TYnrgsir
First National Bank
r
Land Omoe at Boatburg, Or.
... ApilUJ. l&M.
Notice Is hereby sin ,be VkT
tog.SLn.ed settle, bus Bled none of Die
S rp.ouf will made
More Jol Ware. V bO 0 CommiaMODcr, bt
Kngene. Lao. mmy. Or"' -on
May Jl. 17. J"bn Y Brenl
H. oamea tha followinn wilnefites to
proTehi eonlinaona rwidence upon and
coltiation of, said land, via:
G.rond E Krus, and William T Camp-
u. ii . i r.,...,.. (),unn Therein 0 Tbom
on. ot Gt Creek, OreRon, and James a
IJelknap, of McKeuzie Bridne Ongon.
Iiegiattr.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Vntina ia han,bi Eiven tbHt W L BriHtow
baa oeen duly appoiutrd aduinisirator of
ih rotate of Wl lam M Itomnetl, aeccaai-u.
All ptrsona baviug cluima against said es
tate ate hereby notified to present the nine
tc tbe admiuistrator t tbe low office of
Geo B Dorns. at Eugene Oily, Oregon,
witbin six moDlbs troni tne aate oi tnis no
lioe.
W, h. 1JI1I8TOW,
Admiuistrator.
Geo. B . Dobms,
Ally, for Ertatu.
SEWER PROPOSALS.
Stitice to Contractors and Propertj
Owners Along- Pearl Street.
Notioe is heri-bv siven that pursuant to
an orurr of tbr Comtnou Ounncil of tugene,
Oreaaa. made Ibe l'Jtb dny of April, lo'JT,
bids will be reoeived by tbe Oonimitleo on
Fire and Water at tbe Recorder's eflice, in
said city of Eugene, until 7 o'olook p. ui
Monday, May 3, 1897, to construct a sewer
on tbe eaHt aide of Pearl Street, commenc
ing aud connecting with tbe main sewer
liue on said Pearl street, between 6th and
6th streets, theuce north along the east line
of Peatl street to witbin l-'O feet of the
hod b side of 2nd street, according to th
provisions of Ordinance No. 81, passed b
tbe said Common Council, on tbe 19th day
of April, 1897, and approved by the Msor
the 2uib day of April, 1897. The sid line
of sewer to be o mpleted witbin 90 das
(torn the date of letting the said contraot
At tbe said lime and pUce of receiving the
said bids tbo said Committee on Fire and
Water will let tbe coulract to build am
conetruct said sewer between said poin's
to thi lowest responsible bidder. All work
shall be done under the supervision of ibe
aid Committee on tire and Water to theii
Hittia'action and to be approved by thenj.
Bonds will be required of each contractor
for tbe fuitbftil perfo mance of the oonract
The said Committee on Fire and Water,
reserves the right lo reject anv and nil bids.
Dated tbe 21st duv of April. 1897. Euueue.
uregon.
B. F Dob uis,
Reorder.
E K H KDSUBON,
Chairmau of Com. ou t r aud Water.
SEWER PROPOSALS.
Notice to Contractors and Property
Owutrs Along the Knnlh Side of
tlie Public Square;
Notice is hereby piven that pursuant to an
nrrlavnP tlia rV.Mn... i ' 11 . I.....
-"'' uiiui'ii in nuene, ure-
gon, msde the 19th day of April, 1897, bi.l.
will be receive i hy the ccunmittee on tie and
water at tlie recorder a omce in said city of En
Bene, until 7 o'clock p m Monduv. Mav 3.
1897, to construct a sewer on the south side ol
th street around tha nuhlio
city. Commencing and connecting with said
sewer line on saul street around said puhlio
ab bo went Hue oi nan street at thecor
nercommonlv known iu, Tjhinrthorf'.
thenceeast alnnir the south line of said street
" ? iiinni.' square hi wnnin m feet ol
.hewnt line of 1 earl street, accorrlintr to the
,...., . , uiinnnuce x zsu, p ssed by
the Cotninnn Council, on the 19th rfnv i
April 1897, and approved by the mayor the
2 .thdayf April, 1897. The said line ol
sewertohecoiimleted wilhin 0 days from the
date of lettlnir the contract At the Baid time
r.ui rei eivinic inesaiu Olds comm ttee
on Hire and Water w ill lo, ih "I
and construct said sewer between said point
to the lowest responsible bidder. All work
un'!r.r me supervison of the sair
..,1u " aier to their sitia
faction anil to be approved bv them. Bonds
reniired of each contractor for the
'I'll f""" "wee oi tne contract,
the said Committee on Fire and Water
serves the rurht tn mioiit snn anrl all
ApUJ097.KugCne' regUn' M,t day of
B. F. Dorbis,
v Becorder.
Chairmau of Coin, on Fire and Water.
ORTHERN
IU PACIFIC Ry,
11
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S
Pullman
Sleeping Cars
Elegant
Dining Cars
Tourist
Sleeping Cars
St Paul
Minneapolis,
D!-jth, '
TO i Grand Fork
Crookston
Winn p;n
Helena and
Buttn
-Throuth Ticknt.atr.
nicago,
Washington
Philadelphia,
New York,
Boston and all
Points East and South.
oaTun mul0a- "rJ'- " ..., J ticket.
R. McMURPHEY
t, , " 1 A-''"t. Ktiitetie,
Onit-e: Rooms 2 and 4 Hidum Kloik.
,CHAELT0H."Aa."Gei:.Pa8i.ii
a Morrison eireel, corner Thlra I
PpSTLANO. OKCQON !
Laui Office at Koaeburg, Oregon, .
" March 25, lbU7.
Notioe ia hereby give'i that the fullow-ing-oamed
person has filed notioe of bis in
tention to umke ftual pool! iu support of
his claim, and that said 1 roo ill be made
before Joel Ware, O S C o Commissioner
at Eugene, Oreunu, on ala 8, 1897.
viz: JsmfB M Parkei, fur Ibe Jots 1, 2
and 3 see 7, tp 19 s, I 1 w.
Da names tbe following witoeases to
prove bis right to purchase said tracts
under tur fifth section of the Act of March
3, 187, viz:
Joseph V UalloeK sua wwty u t.ow
land of Ejiine. itihert h Campb-ll o
Springfield and James A Pan in of Dexter
On""-
l 31 , Eaton,
ltegister.
" NOTICL FOH PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Bosebnrg, Ore.
Anril, 15. 1897.
Notice is hereby given Ibat Ibe following
named settler baa hied notice oi nis mien
tion to make final proof ii
support of bis claim, aud that Baid prnof
will De maae oeiore joei Tare, u a v
Oommissinner, at Eugene, Oregon, on
VI HO. 1897. viz: Simon I Knnilel
H No 7212, for the nw of seo. 28, tp 17
S. It. 6 West.
He names tbe following witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence npon and
nnltivation of. said land, viz: -
Chnrles M'ore, of lilmini, Oregon; Juonb
Moore, of Emirs. Oreuou: Kumuel wit he'
ro.., of Elmira, Oregon; David It Lakin, of
Eugene, Oregon.
R M. Vkatoh,
Besisier.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
Land Office at Bosebnrg, Orepon,
Anil 23, 1897.
Notice is beieby given that tbe follow
ing named setllet haB filed notice ol hie
intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before Joel Ware. U. B. U O (Jommisnouer,
it Enoene. Orecon. on Jure 3(1, 1897, viz;
Levi Hol'enberk on H E No 8817, fur
tbe i,y, !! ueji sw, lot 3 seo 18, tp 16 s,
r 6 wet.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his contiuuous rebideuce upon and
cultivation f said land viz:
John Oold-un, of Goldson, Oregon; Alva
A Hollenbeck. of Uolrisou, Oregon; lieorn
Moigan, of Goldxon, Oregon; George Fur
gueson, of Irving, Oregon.
B. M. Veatch,
lteglster
NOTICE TO CKEDITOII8,
Notice is hereby given that tbe under-
nieued has been bv Ibe countv oonrt oi
Lane County Oregon, appointed Admiuia
irator of the estate of W V Hendereou. de
eased, and all persons having chute
against said estate are btreby notified aun
r. quested to pteseut tie Be-ino tr me dul
verified at my plsoe of bnainess i
Kngene, On gon, or ut Ihe law office of E K
Skipworth in Eugene, On gnu, within
montbafrom the date hereof.
Dated at Eugene, Oregon, March 26th,
1-97.
E K HNi)FnsoN.
Administrator of Ihe estate of W V Hen
deraon, deceased.
E li Skipwiihth,
Ally, for Admr.
NOTICE TO CBKD1TOBS.
Notice is hereby given that Ibe under-
siened has been by the countv o-mrt of l.au
county duly appointed administrutnr of tin
estate of Williuin Gearhart, deuased, and
persons having claims sainst paid estate
Uerehy nntined and required to present th
same to me, duly veritieil, at mv residence
in Laue county, or at the ortice of E li Skip
worth, withiu six months from the date here-
"t.
Dated at Eugene, Or, March 27, 1897.
Jab M. Oeahiiaht,
Administrator of said estate.
E B Rkipworth,
Attorney for Admr.
Notice to Creditors.
Notioe is hereby given (bnt Ihe undir
ligned has been appointed administratrix
of Ihe Estate of G. C Boe, deceasid, b
be Counts Court ol Lene C'ouniv, Oreioi
ll persons holding ahiims ngiiinst the said
estate win piesne pr- sent Ihe mime to (hi
undersigned within six months from tin
date.
January 26, 1897.
Ida B. Ron,
Ailmiuistrutrix.
Joshua J. Walton
Attorney fur Estate.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Nutire is hereby given by the under
signea, isaneiia unmeiy, executrix of Hi
estate of Martha Ualrer deceased, to tin
I'reditorB of, and all persons having claims
igHinst, said deceased to exhibit thi
wuu tne nee. Sean vouchers, within six
months after tbe publication of Ibis uolice
io said execnirix, or to her attorney, V A
v ood, st I is f nice at Eugene, Oregon.
Dated Aptil 28, 1897.
Isabella Blaekly,
Ext tutrix
VV A W d,
Atty. for Fxecnirix.
ADMlNlSTRATUlfS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby (riven thxl Mia ,,n.lArfll..no
f K Ual has lieen dnlv ai D.jnteil airniiniM
trator of the estate of Hannah Taylor, deceased
3 mo , , uiuy v nun oi I ane countv. state nf
"regon: and all persons having olainis sirainst
"iu estate are nereov notiheil tn ore.ent ih
s.me to said adininisttator at bis residence in
"ale precim t in said county duly verities
wiiiiin six months from the data nt H.i.
notice.
Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this lOih day
. .,,,, in;.,,
C. K. Hale,
T Admr. i.f tutiil K state.
L. WLYEIT,
Atturney.
J. f.TtordT
(Evai.Kelift.)
Of Dee Moines. Iowa, wntea under date ol
March at. 1893:
8. B. Mkd. Mfo. Co.,
utittir, UivRiin.
OKNTLEMKN: Dii nrrivlnu- lw,,u l,
wwk, I found all well and atixiousl
waiting;. Our little (-irl, piglit ai.s. one-
nan jean. old, who hid wtieted nv.-n
w .W potintlH, is now well, strong anil
vigorous, am! well fleshed up. H. It
Lough ('ure has done its work well
Both of the children like it. Your 8.
B. Cough Cure lias cured and kepi
away h1 hoarsnes!, from rue. N L-iv,
viieiVe,y ""ei w,,h KreetingH for all.
lahing ,-ou prmt enty, we are
lours, .el k. A Nli Mks. J. K. Foki.
re"I,"n',Mn!!K,.,r'! '""D "d 'beerflil. and
.11 1, i e II- :i" " "'k. cleanse the syslen
two , h a '"' ' '. b, taking
. i """doses w,w. ' -
Bold undeia posltlreauarsiit.
) ecnu rer bottle by alldruiBitu
Summons,
In the Circuit Conn of,Le
f, I .... Uslft
EnwardHt,,-
Suitt&i
and lor a sale aLd at, ,,,.",!' tm,
hip pmnerty
10D Of
lo Robert J K., ... i
nrf v i.. i- i.r".
MilinU . -
oameofthesiate'oVb,;-'
by sun.mi.ued su,l renin 'V00 " ket
....,p oei.i l
"einii,.,.
asm uiicnli rourt ou ur ,
of June. 1897 iClt ' f
tue next r ,uUr teru,0, i
begun and held t ,U Co", V'""1 te' I
. w.., , Buw ,.ou,lt - 7 n f.
plaintiff or the r,Uitlff .'ti
"""" .ueien.- nrnita f e'! a,
plaint for. diImu ,
existing bete u
lnt,H
llrno-,,.. .:. 'iKtl,.-
county Oregon, lu a U
H""" ou enuns hi nih n 7l""!.i
oornerof ihe l pil d , ' ut
claim No 52 to.nslii,, i """" ay
west, thence west .3
coutily road Ihnina ,,,. V,1''!
east ten chains along eeniernt. i
road. Iheuce east 21 77 cu,u
chains, ihi,
to Ihe ploca , (
taming IWHUty.Ove c.,e. ( u '
ronntv fir. . 1 . ..
nenia
ronntv, Ore
of Ih. pirh-Hiship linhrii,,,
o ue hod leii 1.
'lilies mi, 1, 1
Ulk.
lUI'U dna,1 i .-"
'."'' ibe Rti
tor such other relief 7n ?J'm
ai
seem eonitiihl-: .
..t.i .... uts con..
eoait a,
.1... .. .." J""'- 1UoiiI.j.-
hi
.ue. cmiri me Hot, J (j Fui, " ,""
the Ap.il ,er 0, w ,"''
no'"tr ui MII11IIWI IH h(. mJfl.. '
. 103
each of ,ou by pliic.,ui0 in fJ"
Daily Gdai d i.eM,,,0. '" Y"
buiupuoiia ed diilly'iuslid':
conaeuuliye weeks. ""'iwii
G
B. Dotw
Pl-9. Itlj,
Summons.
cnnntrCUitt'"rtS""e''f0WI
Market Itanknf Kii.nVilkTeJn, ,1
corporation, l'lnintilf, '
Samuel Looney.V .T Cartr, Mimi,!
Bt'arty,liH w.fa,,I 11 Carty, Xlti(!
Carty his wife, and luhert nia-itii
receiver of aii.l the Mer-ham, X
tional liank nf laoma, Va,h
solvent co.por.uinii, Uefendatits
To each of the above tian.nl HtfHu.
Ill Ihe naiueof the State ofOre.o. M
eauh of you are hereby required UJZ
answer the complaint file.1 s.-niwt
above entitled i,it on r tfore M..h.Ut Ju
14, 1897, tbst being the l.tilsf of neitrKrk
term nf said Ci.uit; ,1,1.1 if yi.l,,ilM,IK
and answer for w.mt tlierenf, plaintiff v'llt
il- to the, Court for relief niiral w as
comulnint, tu-ivit: f.,r jiKlgmsntanlnt Su
ilel Lnnue) f-.r i".78 with intmt u Its,
cent fiom M.ir.-h 1. IM17, smifnr srtui,
the Court inuy ailj-ele rex-mnsblefciuiw.
fees, and for its ci'h's hii.I ihsl.trwin.ntia'tli
iiuii, and for a ilecr.-e 'n the elfwt lulls
mortgage ilecrilil ii. d'tniiiaint be feiaj
nH the sheiili of l.iine Cimiitr, Ore?,,
the manner pre.cribeil by law mii, delosi
premises, t - wit:.S.iu-h-w.B.i,WMtUri
west anil lin-tb Wei.1 if smith ewl'i.wM
10, towiifhii, 17i -ouih r.uii;e .r we,l; il
L'iiiliing at slli 5 7dcti w. com coraoUit
21 ami 2, said tp run th. w. W2ltbi
cili-, e. 2(1 cliiiiu-., n. -IU rhs n. 18 .leg. liu
.1. 22.2(1 iiIih, s. 10 .leg. mill, a a'itikll
pl'vceof he iimiiig: u!i"i Wi:ii.iiin alitH
six
all
are
.-lis. w and -18 2ii ciis. 11 of Re cor. st 16 n. li
south range ow et ami run tlirDoe 1 7iVca
s 8 2o chs, e 7 r0 el"1. 1. 'ii chi to aua i
beginning, containing 374 81 acr?., oceug
w l.w i.wjswl s.c. lli, arnl tiialist
eels be app.ie.l to p.)ineDt ofptoitii
claim, aud t!iat. lt-feiiduiits anil e.cii ui tM
and all person., cluiinill',' though ti.,B bi
evr barred and forr.li.se.1 fur allribi a
e-uityiu said preini.-ei.nr any pari ll l
Tills suiniiioiisis pub ii-le-il hj-nrJer 'IK
Kullerton, -ln.lge t.l a.ii.1 (?uuit, mass
March 12, 1897."
JI. 0. WII.KINS,
Plaitilif s Atlrper.
Dated at Eugene, Oregon, A rill2tlC.
Summous.
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gon lor ih' routily of I.me
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