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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EMS& UUAJiD. I. L. CAMI'B&LL, Publisher. Published everj evening ol tlie wenS.iluudays caepuxl. Address all communications, auo mno all reniltiaucea payabls to the Kdok OUasu, Kuaeua, Oregon. aUBtCKUTIOS RATKS: lDAII.r.) Dellrered by carrier, r week I s Delivered by carrier, pur month By mall, one. year (In advni.ee) Ui mimfn Ouemoutn , alnale ot-ieJ will 001 be lent by mall to any addren, 'or City length ol time, unless jald In adranca. IwialLT.) Una rear tin adrauua) P 00 six muull-s " 10u IdvertUinii rales made, unown on application. Knusrial a second-class matter at the Kugeue, O O.-.'H'tlUe, EAdTKHN OPFK3IC ;W0 to tH Toinuls 0,'r, SATURDAY MAY 1. UNITY DKSIKAHl.E. It ought not to be difficult fur the reform forces to unite their Dtrenglh fays the Salem Journal. Two congressmen and in all likeli hood, a senator, are to be elected in Oregon next year. The one way for the people to have their wishes carried out is to get men into congress who will vote for the policy desired. Those elected from Oregon next year will have three votes in shaping the financial poli cy ol this country, and they will be cither for or against the gold stand ard. If the reform forces want these three votes to go for the gold policy all they have to do is to re fuse to work in harmony, and the republicans will do the rest, Japan is uugry because Hawaiian authorities refuse to allow the landing cf Japanese contract la borers and makes throats againBi Iho little island republic. Japan had bettor keep quiet. It is not prohable the present administra tion will allow any foreign power to lay hands on our island neigh bor. This is not a Grover ClSVe.. land administration. At least we hope it is not of that type, bin rather of the Jackson-Grant, order in its dealing with foreign affairs. Harold M bewail, of Maine, has been selected by President McKin ley for minister to Hawaii, Young Scwall gained considerable promi nence during the lute national cam paign by reason of bis advocacy ol the republican tieket and platform, although his father was the donio orntio candidato for vicn president. Jliiswns the appointment that JudgoNDonny of Portland was after. Tho Dallas West Side says the Oregonian and Statesman havedis oovred tho I'eunover specter loom ing up in Oregon polilios ngain Thoy say that the Portland mayoi it laying his political wires lo catch the democratic nomination foi governor next year. Well, if thir is true we don't wonder that out COUlemporarii a are seared. Uncle Ueiijinuin McKinle wants ho San Francisco postoflice If qualified there should be nu objection to his appointment. Tin oold bloodud sentiment that would oompel a president to ignore all ties of blood and kindred in mak ing appointments should he disre garded. Prospect of passage ol thoDingley tariff trust hill has already raised tho price of several articles "pio tected" by the trust arrangtnert We have yot to hear of any raise in tho financial ability of purchas ers. It is anuounced the Cxar and Austrian emperor are determined to maintain peace in Europe. That is right. Compel those turbulent Turks and Greeks to keep quiet, even if it is necessary to lick them t enforce oliedicnce, Mary Walker is pushing the nt woman idt-a for all it i worlo. Her trousers are creased, her tan shoes are of the latest hue, and her oolored shirts recognise only the rai nbow as their esteemod contemporary. Boblogersoll is quoted as Baying that '"it gives bim pleasure to bear if the Sunday laws being violated." Pagan Bob ought to be the happiest man in America for the Sunday laff is continually being violated. Now is the time for our citizens to clean up their yarda. A rake and a bucket of whitewash intelli gently applied make wonderful changes for the better. Pugilist KiUrfimmons is reported to be the poasessor of a very sensi tive nature, so weak indeed that at timed the sight of blood unnerves him. Oreecj rushed pell mell into war, got defeated, and blames her king and the government. A fickle populace. A happy man U a heal hy man, and a healthy man ii generally happy, You never aaw happy man in youi life who had indi. gestioo. If a man gets up in th morning with a foul taste and fouler breath ; if he feels listless and sluggish : If he is dizzy and blind the minute be steoa out of bed; if his breakfast doesn't taste f ood ; if be feels utterly incapable of work, t is a pretty sure sign that bis digestion is out of order that his principal trouble il constipation. If he lets this condition: run on, there ia no telling where it will stop. Nine -tenths of all human sickness cornel from constipation. The 6rst thing that every doctor asks when he is called to flee A patient is whether the bowels are in good order. It is nonsense to call a doctor for such a simple thing. It is nonsense to let aitcb a simple thing grow into such a serious thing, aa it always does if neglected. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipation. Tbev not oulv afford immediate and pleas ant relief from all the distressing aymp to tun. but they cure permanently ana post lively. There are io.ooo medicines that can be taken, to give temporary relief. The Pleasant PelleU " are tne only tninga tuart really cure. There are plenty of druggists who will try to sell you something else. You know just as wen as we ao mat an nonesi druggist wouldn't do such a thing that an honest druggist would give you what you ask for. You know that when a druggist insists on giving you something else, there must be a reason for it We know what that reason is he makes a big ger profit on the other thing. Any drug gist in America will supply the "Pellets' u you insist on it, The People's Common (Sens Medical Adviser, in plain En- I Kllsh, or Medicine Simplified by R.V..rlcrce. M. D.. Chief Consult ing Physician to the Invalids' Ho tel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, in"1 w. v., loos pavea, uiusiraiea. 6flo,ooo copies sold at $1.50. Now sent, paper-bound, absomjtkl frbk ou receipt of it one-cent stamps to pay for mailing only. Address the Author, aa abovs. 'l o tare a Cold tn One Day. Take Laxative liroin 1 Quinine Tab lets. All (lrtiKnlaU refund the money If It fails to cure. 2fio. We are anxious u do a little good in this world and can think of no pleas inter or better way to do it than by reoomnieudlng One Minute Cough ('ureas a preventive of pneumonia, oonsumption and other serious lung trouble that follow neglected colds I'ornorDrug Store, Vincent & Wulton Proprietors. Central Market, PROPRIETORS. Will keep constant!) on hand a full supply il BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, A'lilch they will acll at the lowest market prices. A fair stare otllic public patronage solicited. :-TO THE FARMERS.: We will pa; the highest market price for Fat Cattle, Hogs aud Hhecp. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. Meats dellrered to any pan bt tho city Ire o( charge. J L. PAGE, DEALER IN Groceries Having a Largo aud Complete stock of Staple aud Fancy Groceries bought lu the best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR GASH, l cau offer the publlo better prloea thau any other house lu Eugene. Prodnce of all Iinds taten at Market Prices. Eugene Street Railway. TIMK CARD After the 4lh of Oct. 18IW, the street ,-ani will run on the following schedule time until further uotlce. I.KAV1NQ THK nKPOT. 7:10-7i-8:10-8:40 9:10-9:40-100 a. in. then every half hour. ' l.KAVKTHK UNIVKUSTY. 7:25-7 Jo-8l':5MJW)0-10:15 a. ui .hen every half hour. Cars will leave promptly on time. M. W. HOLDKN. FISHERtS WATKINS A BROTHER'S BEARD. "Joe Rose," Bald my ulster, "there Is tide in the affairs of men which, when taken at iu flood" "Leads on to glory, my love." "Yes,, you are at the flood" "But I object to going on to glory just yet, my dear," I Bald. "Joe Hose, will you let this chance slip through your lingers? Are you not a wid ower? Do I understand you to say tluit you are? I do. Then, sir, I ask, what Is your first duty In the present crisis!"' . Here my sister paused, bat as she dis covered that I was unable to reply site con tinued in the following strain: "1 see you realize, Joseph, that Miss Durang, your daughter's governess, is posaeshodof excellent qualities of mind and heart. Bhe will grace whatever -position she may be called to occupy. But she is scarcely 25 years of age and is surrounded by lovers. Do you know, Joseph, that if only for your daughter's sake I consider it your duty to marry her? Do you know that I should consider it very wrong in you to allow her to marry out of this familyr I I had thought until this moment that ray love for Miss Durang was unknown to ; every one but myself. Now I dlsoorered : my mistake. "Molly," said I, "remember my age. I am 17 years her senior. I admit that I Ioto her as man never loved a love without decay, and my heart my heart is break ing, Molly; but, notwithstanding, I doubt if she loves me, I doubt if she ever could love me, I doubt If she would marry ma" "Molly," I murmured, "I will attempt" ' "Then you will succeed." She might have said mora I dare say she would had not Miss Durang enteral tho room at this moment, with an open letter in hor hand, when Molly Immediate ly arose and withdrew. I "Mr. Rose," Fadilla began, "I have a ! letter here from my brother Roderick, j whom you havo often heard me speak of. I I think I told you that he was tho only 1 rolativo I had in the world. Ho has been ' in California for the last ten years, and ' has Just returned. Be writes this from ' New York to ask if it will be agrooable for me to roceivo a visit from him here, xou aro master of the house. What answer shall I mako him?" I looked up into hor sweet face while slio was speaking, and then, as a wavo of emo tion swept across my breast, I took hor hand in mine. Sho mado no attempt to draw hor hand away. "Fadilla," sold I in my falsotto volco (my natural voice is so grum that I should as soon think of singing a madrigal in tho tuno of "Old Grlmos" as of using it in a declaration of affection). "Fadilla, I am, indood, tho master of this houso, but did you evor think that the houso needed a mistress?" Her countonanco assumed the snd, sor rowful expression that I had notoil at our first mooting. " Oh, my friend, do not trifle with my feelings." "Trlflo, Fadilla?" I cried. "No, novcrl Bollove mo, my door girl, I lovo you truly, slncoroly and would mako you my wife." "Can I trust you, Mr. Rose?" looking into my face so longingly, so lovingly. i "Only do trust mo only say you will bo mine, Fadilla. It is all I ask," I re turned, drawing hor toward mo. "Oh, I do love you, Mr. Roso," she murmurod, falling upon my bosom. "Call mo pet names, darling call mo Jooy," I whispered. (I have always boon sorry that I could not have had this scone photographed.) When tho first delirium of tho moment was over, we returned to the. subject of her brother's visit. "Bond for Roderick immediately, my darling," I Bold. "You might liavo known that any friend of yours, much more a brother, would always bo welcome hero. " Bhe was sitting on my kuce with oue Uttlo hand laid oarosslngly on my shoul der, while hor door head was pillowed against my clicok. "I know a groat deal more than I did when I brought this letter to you," she answorod, with oharming nalvoto. Within a week ho was with us, and a capital fellow ho seemed too. "But whoa Is tho wedding to take placer" inquired Duraug a day or two after his arrival. "Wo havo not yot decided upon the day, but I wish It to tako place soon. Tomor row 1 intend to go to Nwv York, where I shall purchaso a fow presents for my wlfo that Is to be a diamond or so; perhaps a nooklaooof thorn. I have drawn $0,000 from the bank, and as I am not a connois seur of precious stones and as I daro say you aro If you will accompany mo upon this expedition I shall esteem It a groat lavor." That evening I spout with Fadilla alone. At 10 o'clock we all retired, Fadilla lin gering on tho stairs to give me a good night kiss, I remombor, after her brother was out of sight aud hearing. Whou at last I did awako, tho bright god of day was glaring fiercely In at my cham ber window, and sotno ono was calling aaiua. Dressing mysolf as hurriedly as possible, I hastened down stairs, and there in the hall 1 found that remarkable woman, my sister, with llttla Molly and all our serv ants collected about thorn. "Whero's Fadilla?" inquired Mrs. Cal lerton, with an expression of virtuous in dignation upon her face, for It seems as tho afterward told mo sho had a suspicion that wo had boon married privately the night before. "FadllUt? Isn't sho lu her room?" I ask kL "No, and sho did not sleep thoro last night," returned Molly, her ouglo cyo bor ing Into tho depths of my soul With a cry of anguish delivered ia my falsetto voice I bounded up stairs and sprang into tho room sacred to tho beloved of my heart. It was empty. "What's this?" cried my sister. Sho hnd taken something from tho dressing table and now hold it up before my eyes. I gated upon it fondly, but tearfully. It was a sot of false whiskers, long and heavy, and thoro was a note attached to theiu. "Read tho note," said Molly. "Mr. Joo Roso, beloved friend, I tako this opportunity to Inform you that my wife, Fadilla, hearing that It was your de sign to present her with some valuable-diamond, concluded sho would much rather have the money than such useless baubles, and consequently sho has taken It. "I regret vorj much that our pressing engagement wiH not allow us to atop to bid you adieu, but I havo left my whiskers for your very remarkablo slater to wear ia mmotubrance of yours truly, Roderick Durang. " Now York News. A New Teal. . A new test of intoxication was recently suggested In an Kngllsh police court. "How do you know ho wna Intoxicated! " tho magistrate asked a wit tie. "Ho couldn't ride his bicycle," was the ranly. New York Tribune. Nourish Him. S Thaf s the whole secret In a 'ord. We can cure no disease Jnless we can keep up the pa tient's strength. And there s only one way to do thatteed him. But if the system refuses food? Then we SCOTT S EMULSION of Cod-hver Oil with Hypophosphites. - It goes STRAIGHT TO THE BLOOD, stops the wasting, rekindles the vital fire, makes new flesh and so renders a hopeful tight possible asainst ANY disease. Especially is this so in bron chial and lung troubles, in the relief and cure of which Scotrs Emulsion has won its reputa tion. Book about it free. Scott's Emulsion Is no mysterious mixture. It is palatable, non-nauseating and infinitely, preferable to the plain oil. The genome has our trade mark on toinon-colored wrapper. Get the genuine. For sale at 50 cts. and $1.00 by all druggists. SCOTT 4 BOWXE, New York. Notice lor Publication. Lund Office at . osi-bur?, Oregon, April 28. 1897. Notice is hereby civen Ibut the following urn! si-tHer has filed nolice of his inten .n to miike tlual proof in snppoit of bii iim, and that paid proof will be mudi (ore Joel Ware, U S C 0 Ci mmissioner Eugene, Ongnn, on Juue 7, 1897 z: Jamea E Fleck on H E No 6754 1 the w y,t, m no , lot 2 of sec 2, 19 s, r 6 went. Hh mimes tbe following witnPBPOS ti " -va bis enntiuunus residence upon an imation of. said litnd. viz: Unbelt M Login ofCrnw, Oregon ; Jamei t .Job of Crow, Oregon; Jucoli Gates ol on, Oregon; Joseph Gates of Crow Oie in. R M Vkatch, Register. ORTHERN PACIFIC Ry. u N Pullman Elegant Tourist TO Sleeping Cars Dining Cars Sleeping Cars St. Paul Minneapolis, Duluth, Faro Grand Forks Crookston Winn'ps" Helena and Butte. Through Tickets to- Chicago, Washington Philadelphia, New York,; Boston and all Points East and South. Forlafomiatlou, time cards, maps aud ticket call ou or write R. McMURPHEY Oeu'l AK'iit, Kugeiie, Oflluc: Rooms 2 and 4 Sheltou liloek. -OK- CnAELT0N,ASSt.GH,Pass.Al8Ilt, 2fi Murrltum Street, conitt-Third PORTLAND. OBEQON 1 IiADY'S TOILET Ia not completfj without an ideal PLEXiOM POWDER g ozzoNrs Combines every element of beauty and ptuity. It is beauti fying, soothing, healing, health ful, and harmless, and when rightly used ia invisible. A most delicate and desirable protection to the face in this climate. T. G. Run: ricks, s. U.F.aith President. Cael'ii P. E. SsoiWRASa, AaniMant Casliier. First Hational h Ot Eugene. Patd up Ush laplUI 50,(MM Surplus nd Profits. 50.t!' Eugene - - Oregon A general banking t.tinlnoaii d.no on raoi ibid terms. rUyht ilralu en NKW Y11I K I'HIl'AOO. SAX FKANU.-tV v. ' POKi t.AXU, OKKtlON. a. ..run 1 Bills ol aiehanse sohl no i.iim conntnc lV)vaito reoelTed subject lo eiier'k or oate of deictit. All collecUiies sntrusted to as iU rel prompt attention. - p Insist npoa haTlng tho ffenulno. j V IT IS FOB WE EVtRYWHERE. ' NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION , Laud Office at Roseburg, Oreprn, ! MrctiS5, 16U7. Notice is hereby givea itat itir follow-i lug-named person has filt-d notion ol his in-! irniioo to make final oof iu wipport of his claim, and that said J roo a ill be made before Joel Ware, U 8 C u CuniniitMiom r at Eugi-ne, Oregon, on Ma , 1SU7. viz: Jauies M I'ortn. fur lhe lois 1, 2 aurl 3 seo 7, tp 19 s, 1 1 w. He names lhe following wiineKsex to prove hia riybt to pnrrhusH tuiid irueis Under lue nun secuuu ui me aui ii ainiuu 8, 1837, viz: .1n,..-iri U Mullock and Lnwiy B liow land of Eat ue I' Jhril ii Cu iuplM-11 o Spriugfleld and Juohh A l'ttivui of Deiler Oreaou. 11 M VkllCR, HeibU't. NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. Lund Office at llosebntg, Ore. April, 15, 18U7. ( Notice is hereby given that the following named setthr hantiltd notice of bis inKn ;nn tn m..l:A HtimI nroof in Kiippnrt of his claim, aud Oiat Mid prr of will dm made oeiore uoei are, u a j u nommiKBioner, al Engene, uregou. ou May TJ, 1HU7, viz: Bimon 1 wiuuri on H N 7212, for tbe nw of eo. 2S, '.p 17 . R. 6 W.at. ii- na.nui iVia fnlltiuMnn uitneHFefl to nmvn hia continuous resilience upon and cultivation of, said land, viz: Churles M'.ore, of Llunra, Oregon; .j;u".o Moore, of Eluiira, Oregon; riuinu.-l Withe-' 10.., of Elmira, Oregon; David U Latin, of ttugene, uregon.- R II. VtATOIl, ' Reaisier. NOTICE FOU I'DULICATION Land Office at EosfbnrB, Orecon, Ap.il 23, 1H'J7. Notice is heieby given ihat the follow-ion-nnmetl (settlor has filtd notico of his iutention to make Bool proof in support of bis claim, and that said proof will be made before .loel Ware.TJ. 8. C. O. CmmiRioner, at Engene. Oregon, on Jure 3(1, 18D7, viz: Levi Hnl'enbeck on H E No 8817, for the v1, atl4 wxA f w, lot 3 seo 18, tp 10 s, r 6 we-t. He names ' the following witnessos to prove hia continuous' rebideuce upon aud cultivation if said land viz: John Gold't n, of Goldson, Oregon; Alva A Hollenbeck, of Goldaon, Origi n; George Motgan, of Goldson, Oregon; George Fiir- gueson, ol Irving, UN'gon. It. at. VEATCII, lteuister NOTICE TO CREDITOItS. Notice is hereby given ILiit W L Bristow has been duly appointed administrator of lhe estate of William M Eobii.ett, deci-am d. All persons baviug cluima ngaiiiKt said es tate are hereby notified to present the name to tbe administrator nt tbe law ofllce of Geo. B Dorris, at Eugene Cuy, Oregon, within six montbs from tue date ot tuts no lice. W, L. Biiistow, Admiuietiator. . Geo. B Doniiis. Ally fncErtate. NOTICE TO CREDITOItS. Notice is hereby Given that tbe under- signed has been l the county c.'lirt of l.ane county duly npiieinted adni.niBtr;itnr -of 1 lie estate of William Gearliart, decaseil, and al1 neniuns havmi clainiR auaiimt uill ectate are hereby nntiticil ami rj;iuired to prenent the sameto me, amy veritieil, at niv rettnience in Lane county, or at the oniee ot k mhj wurth, witiiiu six months l'rinu the datu here of. . . Dated at Eugene; Or, March 27, 1W. J AS M. GKAIIHAItT, Aduiinintratnr iif said entate. E E SKirtvoitTH, . Attorney for Ail mr. Notire to Crcdlttirn. Notice is htribygivi D that tbe until r nigued has been appointed adminihiratrix of the Entate ol G. C. Eoe, deceaned, In lhe Counly Ci nrl ol Lune ConM) , Oregon All persons holding claims tignilihl the snid EBtate will pleane pn sent the same to the undersigned withiu six months from this ante. January 2G, 1897. - Ida B. Ron, Administratrix Joshua J. Walton Attorney fur Estate. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Noliee is hereby civen bv lhe voder slgued, Ixabella Blnki ly, executrix of lhe .tHte of Martha liiiirer- deceased, to the rditorR of, and all peraot.s havintt cb.iina rfiiinet, Baid deeeasid lo exhibit thi 111, vub lhe neoi 8snr ' vouchers, within six uonihs after the ptiblicHtion ol tbm uotire n anid executrix, ot lo her attoruiy, W A 00a, at hi- 1 thee at Lugene, Grigiu. Dated April 28, 1897. 1sau:li,i Flakki.y, Executrix V A Wood, Ally (or Executrix. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the underpinned K ilale has been (illlv ahOoititeil ailiiiimi trator of the estate of Hannah Taylnr, defeased iy the l'i uut I unit ol l.ane county, state of 'reiinn: and all utrsntis havintrc aiinn sL'iiinst -aid estate are hereby notified tn present the i--nie insaiu aitlninistrntor at hln residence in Hale precinct in said cnuutv dulv verified within six mouths fnni Hie dale ot this notice. tiateii at jUv-ene, Oregon,' tins IU1I1 day 1 zipni, lMi,, C. K. Hale, Ailmr. of said l-.state. I H11.VEI', Attorney. J. F. FORD, fEvanmliRt.l H Des Moines. Iowa, writ's under date tif iuarcu z.i. 1. B. Mkd. JIfo. Co., l)u rur, Ort'jtot. Gentlf.mkn: On nrrivin.' home hut week. F found all u--ll n,,.l ,1.. waiting;. Our little 'irl, eight 111. tmi- lull t-iira lull. Willi int. ti-iiii.. .. o 38 pounds. Is now well, strong unii igorons. anil wi ll fli,iiii nn x it oiigh ('tire bus done its work .well. nun ot tne children like It. Ymir t. I. Collirb fnrA I,..., t t . .. ... iuiui nun m-ii way all hoarttneaa fmm me. Ho give ... 1 , ' wnn (trfftlngH for uil. Mshing you jirosj erity, we tire lours, Mr. asd Mrs. J. K. Kurd. ",I,U to feel fresh jinil ebecrful, ai.d SI'.?"., i ?r!a' "ork.Tleanse lhe system Ur, lhe Headache and Uvcr Cure, by lakuer woot Ihiea doses a week, Sold undera poaitlfcguarautw 50 oeuu per bottle by all Jrutgtsu In "-li-c.Ht Court u77. EJa,,l II u,1 "Hi,. lli.Leit J K-1 i sl i I and lw.i.1 ,LV'l.. Nl io KuUell J K.,.,,1 ., b.'KuaudlKiil.t,Ur0; (Hit,,' J then ,.tJ ,U reant.' "'''Ula., 4 plaintiff or ih. r.i Oiu''M . ..... , (unr em, - a ecu. hn,,,,;;: .,M:M Ulninl fi.r u ,!,.. I. .' l Ui,l. fel.ilaul ItolHTt J K.i il' a '"J 4, J hii iiceoiinu ai,ii a 0 ' 1 it, I of the proeto.1. oi it,. Jr , descrilad real wo ," ;?C County Orem,,,, lurv- ' '"!. j poinra 80 chain ;. Sua""iatii.7' corner 0 claim N wea ....thence ,3 U eE county eiiht ten mud, tb lence e,.t --i 77eW l'W "i tweutv.tiv,. .... VV1 . V.bi i to lb taiuiuu c-ouiitv cf th. to1 it lor Htu bother WW.,, .1. seem 1 the ci he April olt each of jou by publication i Daily Guai d a new,ot,ni-.. lad- u publis. id dmlv i '!' oonsecnlive weeks. ui)Im GB. Dot mm Summons. Market Bank of Kiiaxville.TtjiL corporal Urn, l'toim-if, ' ; Samuel LonnHy.V J Carty, Minnie B'arty( Inn wife, J i (-arty N Carty Iiih wife, hh.I JN.hert Win. receiver of, imd the Menhinb Xt tioiial liauk of T.-iconia, Vah., mVi solvent cot position, llefemtant I To eacli of tlie nhnvA nn.r j.Li.'. . In ibeuaiiienf the State of Oron, jn aiiKwer the coniplanit Hle.l hum will atmvp entitlt-.t unit on nr hef-ire Mtwtw il H, 18D7, that heuifi the 1st davo, term f said Court; ami if ynufiilufcm aml answer for want thereof, )liinti3iHft plv to the. Court for relief rrJiT complaint, to-vvit: fnrjuilKmenUgsUt uej Lnoneyfor SLT78 with inters ul cent, from March 1, 18t7, aoil dua, the Court may ailj'idytj rwubei.uwi fees, anil fur ith ci'uts tnl ihlm'itinBi'o(it Bui;, anl for a cert-e o the fiffct tiaii mortuai's Hi fcrihul in ctiipUint b h-lw ami Hit- ftheritl "f Lane Cmntv, Uit,i the maiiiif r pi t'M't ilifil hy law $m mrtati prt'iiiir-e, ti wit: Hi'Ufh-w-Bt,wtjftfcf(tj wt-tt J ami itoTth-WfKt -if miutli-etetJ.tMH Hi, tiwiiliip lo"nili ruin;' 5 (; L'intitim at iik. 5 7cti w. a-ra. mr wsUii 'Jlaml2, x:.itl ii run th. w. (34 24 cfcu J ch-, e 'JtK-h'iiiH. n. lt clia ullSclitt e. ifli.yo chs. h. 1(1 lU'ir. 4j iiin. e. S'JoOtiin plnceot he inning; Iveiniiiii itptS (.-lis, v and -IS '2h ci f. n of m uor. ntnK south riii"iie . w ft nt.d run throte a'jei a 8 &" eh?, t' " S -5 cl to ; i bt-iiiiiinii. c ntiiiniiirf vl!4 cre((i?fs w A iiw 4, v A i rv. 10, ami tb-i ;w (r c-Ih he a 1 ih 1 ifii 10 p merit i-f p!iints" clfiini. and tliat di-fr-nilnuts ami eiichnf thi ami all permit. cl.iiiniiii; thnm;h theB bet tv.ir haired and t..ri'lo;l for nllrivht tn etpiityin said prt-iiti-es or any ivt tlet '1 hit nUiiniMin i fmh idini tiymifr tl Kullertnn, Jmlu'e oi mAA Cooit, Bit March 1, 18U7. M. 0. WMISS, I'laintifsAtW Dateil at Kucne Oregon, A rillit Summons. T:, the r.i.-uit Coott cf the SlrttiOs unn fin- tir ' (oinly of Line Ida H iio , A. mil i iMM ill tho ei:l:i'i I 1 G C liie, irn-Hti, I i'miuiff, c en. 'l o l dolit. Df-frliiiHIlt. ! I lie time DfaiJil" In ih ( -I... tla ,il 0hKi " are hei 1 i uni-w-r fg- insi ; or befort beii g lie 'eim of i-a coo.tn Mini I" IF"'" -!i..int i f Ibc pWy , th- ,,l ovi-entitled ie' j..b il..y ol Jons 1. st oi tin- '"!. . . .' 1 . J if r,.n 11 K l nun. " ill-peer ;l "I-' Pl.ii.inn- --.II ,,,.:y ih .he leartf-"! relief 11 in-ili.ild 111 Ite rrail'i""- . .... ice iw 1 ro,j,;,tu.,..i h . .w doilarK, at 8 p.-r cut. a t l..,rs:. t.ls-lltS lit lib i'1" This summon . ubli-M, tbe tlon. J. - ruoir-"". Court, made April 7. lM'V .lilii,evsflilfl NOTICE TOK I tFLlCATIOS- Land Office at P5 Notice is In r.-l y ;" ....n-t inu-m.uH-d s. nor ti" '"'' ,n,ti May 28. lfil-7, vs ,,Qfc4-l father and hi 11 ol J"'1," J-, '?h,'- ou hi-inisti- d mti frti ..?. cS; T-.i, iw'I Ho loin Hie rove bin ccniinr.:--". J I. ,,,ul hi-i vit: H H T v. A...l.-... r,. H.i it-c 1 nts slke, and Hi li Mc Li:fc coui'tv, On x..v,.,,.e- .KSWTt' "" Cm".' 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