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Newspaper Page TextDAILY J2l.'(iX GU.UlD. I. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher. Published every eteulugol lliu ec, Sundays toepiod. Addnss all oommuulcailoua, aud ailo all reuiliuucM parable to the Kuuim titJABO, Kuguue, Oregon. HUBSCHHTION BATES : (OAII.T.) Delivered by oarrier, per week I 15 Dollvered by oarrier, per month 60 Br mail, one reardu advance; IX' Biz mouthi 00 Oue moutn 60 ft'iucle iwplei 6 Will doI be lent by mall to any addrea. (or Buy length of time, unleaa paid In advance. (WIIILT.) Oue rear (lu advance) 12 00 ilia months 1 00 advertising raU-a made koown on application. Bniered a aeoond'Claaa matter at the Eugene, Oregon, poatoffloe. EASTERN OFPCE-2J0 to ZK Temole Court New YorkCUJ. K. KATii.Ageut FRIDAY MAY 7. THE PEOPLES PAKTY "PUSH." An Eastern Oregon exchange says the Willamette papers of last week contained resolutions unami mouuly adopted by the eoples party stute central committee. The firt wag iiidnpendbnt political ac tion, and the lust was what might have been expected, endorsement of the legislative hold up. There was no publio notice of the meeting printed, and the public and the populists of the statu never knew that there was to be a meeting un til it whb over with and the report furnished the press by the secretary was printed. The three national committeemen for Oregon who are also members of the Btate central committee, wore not invited to this secret meeting. The names of those present were the same "push" that camped at Salem last winter and held up the state and lived higli on "a fund raieod by enemies of Mit chell." Thoy slid out of their re spective neighborhoods on their free passes and nobody knew their mission until it whb over. SILVER UEl'UBLI CANS. An organization of the Ohio Silver Repub lican party lias been effeotod. One of the promoters says: ''Wo mean business, and if we cannot get what we want the recognition of silver from the Republican party, we will go where wo can got it. Tho Re publican party, liko the Domo oratio party as represented in the lato administration, has beon led astray, and I think I see in the near future an amalgamation of the gold Domoorats and gold Republi cans, and the joining of the silver Demoorats and silver Republicans." Tho Louisville Courier-Journal Monday morning contained a sen sational editorial from Henry Wat lorsou. He says the Reform Club of New York, on Saturday night, started the campaign of 1900 on behalf of Cleveland, montioning whose narao now is a reproa'h. Cleveland has had his day a sad day for his party. He never effect ed gonuine reform except for ill. W tenon then soores Cleveland's followers, whose purpose is to Mex icanize the publio administration, keeping him in power, like Diaz, during the term of his natural life. Bakor City Republican: It ib evident that the appropriations heretofore secured by Congressman Hermann for Yaquina and the Willamette river will not be ex pended. Parties interested down that way will soon realize that they havo no member of the committee on rivers and harbors. The Salem papers are not shouting thwuselvts hoarse about improving tho Wil lamette river just now. The "concert of the powers" in regard to Turkey and Greece is in reality a "concert" of tho counting rooms. Turkey is in debt to Euro pean fiuancial magnates abouttTCO, 000,000 The magnates control the other governmenls.to a great extent, and eviry effort will be made to keep the security as good as possi ble by preventing further spolia tion of Turkish territory. Salem hop men are contracting the coming crop at 8 cents. Wei advise our hop growers to let theee C mtracts severely alone. If hops! are a good price they honor their l contracts. If a poor price they leave them on the growers hands. Millions of bushels of Nebraska corn lie on the ground where it was busked and has lain all winter. It will be destroyed by the spring rains, and yet it does not pay to move it at the market gold standard price of 8 cents per buihel. Ueuorts are occabionull yheard that Gov Lord will call an extra sbviiun of the legislature to elect or attempt to elect a senator. It is probable such rumors are without foundation. Oregon rarely lails when rain is wanted. Crops may be short oc casionally, yet never failures on account of lack of n oi-turr. Linn county allows the deputy sheriff and clerk $50 per month salury each. The happiness or married life depends on the wife's health oftener than on any other one considera tion. An ailing wo man Is a source of discontent to herself and a burden and drafr upon her hus band. Women by taking more interest in their own phys ical condition would lay the best fuunda- lion lor inarricu oap'. pinesB and every other happiness. More than half ( the Buffering which '-laps the energies and soars the disposition of women is directly traceable to some a Bor der of the organs distinctly feminine. Tjere is no real need of such troubles ; they are invariably cured by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, which reaches and streugihena the internal generative organs as no other treatment can possibly do. By restoring health and strength to this most important part of the feminine constitution, the Fa vorite Prescription " gives new tone and en ergy to all the rest of the body. One of the most dceplj interesting and truly educative books ever written is the "People's Common Sense Medical Ad viser," by Dr. R. V. Pierce, Chief Consult ing Physician of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y. This splendid volume of 1008 pages, includes ninety pnges on the subject of diseases pe culiar to women, with directions for home treatment, rendering unnecessary the em barraasing "examinations," and generally useless ' local treatment," so dreaded by modeBt women. The book contains the most comprehensive explanation of human Iihysiology and the rational principles of lygiene ever pnblishcd. Illustrated with over 300 engravings a complete medical library in one volume. No other medical book In the Knglish language ever had such an enormous saie. 680.000 copies were sold at $1.50 each. Dr. Pierce is now distrib uting a new free edition of half a million copies, A copy will be sent absolutely free to anyone who will send to the World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. V., 31 one-cent stamps to pay cost of mailing only. The present edition is in all respects the same as that sold at $1.50 ex cept only that it is bound in strong niauilla paper covers instead of cloth. To t ure a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Rromo Quinine Tab lots. All ilruiuilstR refund the money If it fails to cure. Me. During tho winter: of 1803, F M Martin, of Long Beaoli, West Va., contracted a severe cold which left hi 111 with a cough, In speaking of how he cured it he says: "I used several kinds ot coilKh syrup hut found no relief until I untight a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which relieved me almost Instantly, and In a short time brought about a complete cure." When troubled with a cough or cold use this remedy and you will not find it tiwwsiuy to try several kinds before you get relief. It bus been In the mar ket lor over twenty years and con stantly grown in favor and popularity Kor sale at So and 50 cents per bottle by O.sburn A DeLano. DW1.1. una ''s ;j jy M.iM lint fin. Zm ItU told on o RiiBTt.ntwi by all drusr ntaUt, Jfc our lucipient Consumptiu tad U lh boat Oouitb kad rouu Our RoM bv Hriulrrann A Linn. J L. PAGE, DEAUR IN Groceries 1 laving a Large and Complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries bought in the best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, l can otter the public belter prices thau any other house in Eugene. mince ot ill IlidstUei it KirW Prices. -"t-. v-i n m I. uMmMm Poor Blood When a horse is poor in flesh, a new harness won't give him strength. If a house is cold new furniture won't warm it. If your strength is easily ex hausted work a burdenj nerves weak; digestion poor? muscles soft; if you are pale and worn out, the trouble is with the blood. It is not so much IMPURE blood as POOR blood. Pills won't make this blood rich f nor will bitters, nor iron tonics, any more than a new harness will give strength to the horse, or new furniture will make a house warm. For poor b'ood you want something that will make rich blood. SCOTT'S EMULSION of Cod-liver Oil with Hypophos phites is the best remedy in the world for enriching the blood. We have prepared a book telling you more about the subject. Sent Free. For sale by all druggists at 50c. & $1.00. sroTT & BOWNF.. New York. iVE Standard Seed End Plant 1 C:lalogu8. Contains all f . that's Row and Good. H-' -. Always Reliable. . . The Guide Aland your choice One racket either wvH Wnnilorfiil Rro.'plili.T Anrnr. tr i f" .1 TSnw .Tana 11 WnrriirT C-lorv or I fS Pansy cuoica iaiACi for t&1 ISOtS. 1? l' 1 .' L Two packets o., ibrto 1 m-kcU 303. 9 Full retail pi ke 4oc. Vick's Ilja&U'ated Monthly Magiizir.o which tells how to j;row Plants, Flowers nnd Vcgtit allies and is i.pto date on Ui.-.sc t fjr t'i'Co riion' GllidO, l-cl-, Central Market, PROPRIETORS. Will keep constantly on hand a full supply o! BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Which they will sell nt the lowest QittrKui prices. A falrsliare or tie Dnftltc patronage solicltel. :-TO TIIK FARMERS. : We will pity the highest market price for Flit Cattle, Hogs anil Sheep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. Meats delivered to anv nart of tho p'.tv iree ol charge. Notice for Publication. Land Ofllco nt lioceburp, Oregon, May 3, 18:7. Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of bis inten tion to make final proof in sui'tiort n( lux claim, and that said proof will be mn.le be toie.ioel va-e, u s u U Commissioner at Ltmene. Lane counlv. Oreoon. on June 12, 1MI7, vii: Perry Nt-ff on II E No 71511 lor the nlt ii( '4,e y, nw )4' of sec 31 Ipl'Js, r 7 wist. He names the following witnesses tc prove bis ouutiiiuons residence upou and cultivation of aaid land, viz: Charles W LetBon, John F Wright Wil. Iim Willinms. and Francis McCiillough, alt ol Mound, Oregon. U M Vktch, Hegister, NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION. Land Otlice at Rosebnrg, Or. ' April 17, IW7. Notice is hereby that the lollow lnt'-.iu)e.l settler has filed notice of his intention to make finsl proof in support of his claim, and that said pioof will be made b fore Joel Ware, V h C C Coiniuiisioner, at Eugene, I.ane county, Oregon, on May .11, 1,S'.7, via; John W F Urmit on II E No t!."2n for the n J J tie aw H ne nw ae 't of eeo 21 tp It! s, r 6 eat Hi niruea the t .llowinj witnesaea to prove hia ctntinuons residence npoo and cultivation of, tid land, via: 0rrond E Kre-, and William T Cmp. bell if Eugene, Origan, Tberon O Thom oll, of tlate Creek, Oregon, and James II ltelkuap, of McKeucie Itride tingon. U M Yatii-ii, lieuieter. FISHERY WATKINS i Summons. ' In th Circuit Court o the State of Oregon for the couuty of I.ane. brano Viim, 1'lalutltt. i vt E j Franler, Jei ne Lee Frwier, . Harriet J.e, ;e aii"u uu i the Alliance Trust I'.ui.pany, I DefruiiauU J To.NVlii Alfon,"llarr.ia Ue ami the Al liance Tru-t l.Vnipany. three of the above uamrrl ilefenilanU: lu t'ie name ot the State of OreB' oa. an! each of you, aie hereby required to apo'ar ... tl,,n... int of the Ulailltlff ; ,. hnv entitlell Court, ID the i .nit ii. iw cm file with the clerk of ill curt, od or befoie the l.t day of the next reirulnr term of aaiil Court to wit: On or be fore the H.h .lay of June, 18!7. and you and eai-h of ynu are hereby uotified that if you fail to appear and ai Bwer anid ooruplaint aa he.by reuired the lilaiut fl will apply to the Coirtfor the relief demanded in aald com plaint fc-wit: , , , v... . .Un.. nt mnid ciinrt that the Dlaintin h.v. nn I reitfiver iudLTUeUt aunnt the .ifu,..ian V. J Knu.ier and .lenne l.ee Fraitier for the euro ot . uo Willi lnieresi av u er cent Irra tne lt nay 01 Auni, m3, and for J5U 00 attorney'i fee ..A f. ....utj. and dixhurnemeiltri of Baid Buit. and that the court decree a foreclosure of the mortgage deacrilieil in aid plaintiff com plaint, and that the real property therein described to wn: ..... . .. Iits 1, 2, hlk 2; lots 1, 2. 3, blk 3; lots 5, (, 7, 8. 9, 10, 11. 12, 13, 14, 15, 10, hlk 4: lota 1. ) s J s. li 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. hlk 5: lots 1. 2. 7, '' 1ft. 11. hlkfi: li.t 12. 13. 14. 15. 1. 17. 18, l'J, 20, Zl,'J2,Dl0CK; InlS (, 12,10, H, UlKli in Fr ier& Ilylauds addition to Eugene, Laue county, Oregon, be old lu ti e manner prescribed by law upon execution ny n.e ahriir ..f srid couiitv. to satis.v the above debi secured by said mortgage, and apply the proceeds of Buid sale to the payment of any judgment that may be rendered e ' Z :.t :tr 1 .1 . .11 in ravor 01 suiu piaiiiiiu, ruu wm. the defendants in said suit anil all persons claiming under them be forever barred of all tight, title and equity of redemption in siiid renl nrmiertv. This surrmonB is puliHulied in the Eugene Uuaro hy ord r ot the Circuit t.oilrt ol tne State of Oregon for Laue County by the Hon ,1 O Kullerton, jude, made at Chambers iu Host-burn, Oregon, un the 2th day of April, 18i)7. Wm. K. Scarborocoh, Attorney for Plaintiff. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL- ritOFEUTY. Notice is hereby given that bv vitluo of an older of the county court of the state of Oregon for the county pi Liane made and entered in said court in the matter of the estate ol H C Humphrey, deceased, on the third clay cf May, 18U7, the undersigned will offer for sale at private sale and sell to tbe highest bidder for ciBb at the Lane County liuuK in fcuoene, .Lane county, Oregon, on aud after Saturday, tbe hfth day of June, 1897, at one o clock in the nfteruoon ' f said da all the interest owned by H O Humphrey at the time of decease . in tbe following described real property to-wit: The sw an 1 the s Y, ot the nw of sec 11, and the se of the Be of see 10 and the ne of tbe ne of eec 15; the same being tbe dountion land cbini of Luiher Hnsbrouck Not. No. 7692; also the s e of tbe ne and Ibe ne ol tbe se y ot see 1U, all in tp ID s, r b w, ontuining 4(10 ucresof land in Lil'no county, regno. Datid May 3rd, 1897. Bkttie E. Humphrey, """ Administratrix of .he estate ol H C Humphrey, deceased. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE Notice is hereby given tbnt the under- sigutd admiuistrator of the estate of Wm Weber, deceased, pursunut to an order of tne county couitoi t,aue county, Oregon, made end entered the 3rd day of May, 1897, will sell at private sale for cash in bund or its equivalent all of tbe following de scribed real properly belonging to siid es tate to-wit: Tbe south half of lot 6 in block -10 original Dlat of Junction Cm. Lane county, Oregon. The said sale to begin nt I o'clock p m on the 6th day of June, 1897, tbe same lo take place on the SHiu premiKes. Dated Eugene, Oregon, May 3rd, 1897, RniiKUT Clow, Adminislralor of estate of Wm Weber, deceased. Notice to Creditors, Notice is hereby given (bat the under signed hiiB been appointed administratrix of the Estate of G. O. Roe, deceased, by the County Cunrt of Lime County, Oregon All persons holding claims ngninst the said Estate will plea.ie nr. sent the ssme to the undersigned within six months from this date. January 26, 1897. Ida R. Roe, Administratrix Joshua J. WaltoS Attorney for Esttite. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Lnud Oflioe at lloseburg, Oregon, May 3, 1897. Notice is hereby given that the following nomod settler bus filed notice of bis intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said iiroof will be made be fore Joel Ware, U S C C Commissioner, at Engene, Orcvon.on June 12, 1897, viz: Obarl'B W Letson on II E No GOOB for the nw j; of ee KB, tp 19 s, r 7 west. He names the fallowing witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon and cultivation ot. said Intnl. viz: Terry Ned', John F Wrluht, William Williams, aud Frances McCullough, all of Mound, Oregon. R. M. V HATCH. Register. Notice lor Publication. Land Otlice st osebnrg, Oregon, April 28, 1897. Notice is hereby tiven that the following named settler 1ms filed notice of his inten tion to uinke final proof in suppoit of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Joil Wnre. im f! n r.,.;; at Engene, Oregon, ou .lime 7, 1897 viz: dames iu fleck on H E No -7fi4 for the wj; se';, sw,',' n;4, lol 2 of sec 2. tp 19 s, r 6 west. He names the following wilneses to brove his continuous rGi.nM ... - -- ....... u.u uiwu auu cnlnvition of, said land, viz: Rub. it M. Lo-n of Crow, Oregon; James K ob of Crow, Ortgm; Jacob Ones of Crow, Oregon; Joseph Giles of Crow Oie gon. U M Vkati-h, Krgister- NOTU'KiiF FINAL SBrrM.MKX. Notice is hi rebv given that Thos M lis ol Wm-It Harwe, h. flfrt hi, lm,,( , final ..tilemeiit d the 7th dav of June is set toi tlul heanui at Id -!.. i, , m. Tiiia M lusoRB, Wai-t.im A MIUUv, A'lmr' Allomets NOTICE FOIl PUBUCATION. Land Office at Koseburg, Oregon, March 25. 18'J7. Nolioe ia hereby given that the follow- ing-Dauied person baa filed notice of bis in tention to u.ak final ptoof in support of biB claim, and ibat said I roof will be made before Joel Ware, U DUO Commissioner at Eugene, Oreuou, on May 8, 1897, viz: James ju ramei, lor tne lots 1, 2 and 3 see 7, tp 19 s, i 1 w. He names the following witnesses to prove hia right to purchase said tracta under tue fifth section of the Aot of March 3, 1887, viz: Josepb U AlatiocK ana Lowiy liow land of Euaiue, itobeit E Caiuubell o tiprirjgtteld and James A Puiviu of Dtltir uregon. B M VEiTCH, Begistor. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Land Offloe at Boseburg, Ore. April, 15. 1897. Notice is hereby given tbat the following named settler has filed notice of bis inteu tion to make final proof in support of bis claim, and tbat said proof will be made oeiore ioei "ure, u, o u u OommiKBioner, at Engene, Oregon, on Mav 29. 1897. viz: Simon T Rondel on H No 7212, forthe nw ol see 28, tp 17 8. B. 6 Wst. He Dames the following witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon and cnltivation of, said land, viz: Charles Moore, of Elmira, Oregon; Jacob Moore, of Elmira, Oregon; Samuel Witbe- ro, of Ulmira, uregon ; uavia a uutin, oi Eugene, Oregon. B. M. VKiTOH, Begister, NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION Lend Office at Rosebnrg, Oregon April 23, 1897 Notice is beieby given tbat tbe following-named settlei has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of bis claim, and tbat said proof will be made betore.ioet ware.u.D.f- j. ifommiHioner, at Eneene, Oregon, on June JU, 1897, vizi Levi Hollenbeck on H E No 8817, for the a se ue ew, lot 3 aeo 18, tp 16 s, r 6 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continnons residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: John Ooldxrn, of Ooldson, Oregon; Alva A Hollenbeck, of Ooldson, Oregon; George Morgan, of Ooldson, Oregon; lieorge i'er gueson, of Irving, Oregon. B. M. V BATCH, , Begister NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given Ibat W L Bristow has been duly appointed administrator of the estate of William U Kobinett, deceased All persons having cluimB agaiust said es tate are hereby notified to present the same tc tbe administrator at tbe law office of Geo B Dorris, at Eugene City. Oregon. witbin six months from the date of this no- W, L. Bbistow,' Administrator. Geo. B. Dobbis, Atty. forEetate. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given that Ibe under signed has been by the county court of Lane county duly appointed administrator of the estate of William Gearhart, decased, and all persons having claims against said estate are iiereby notified and required to present the same to me, duly verified, at mv residence in tiane county, or at the nmce ot C it skip- vvortn, witinn six months irom tne date here of. Dated at Eugene, Or, March 27, 1897. .Tas. M. Gkauiiart, Administrator of said estate. E R Skipworth, Attorney for Admr. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given tbat the nndor Higned has been by the count oourt of bane county uregon, appointed Admmis. trator of the estate of Gilbert F Mack, de ceased. Alt persons having olaims against said estate are hereby notified to present tl em to the nnder signed with tbe proper and legal vouchers it tbe law omce ol A c Woodcock in Eugene, Lane couuty, Oregon, witbm six months from the date of this notice. Dated May 3td, 1897. A C Woodcock, Administrator of the estate of Gilbert F Mack, deceased. EXECUTOE'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given by the under signed, Isabella Blakely, exeentrix of the estate ot Marina Hairer. deceased, to tbe creditors of, and all persons having cl.ums sgainst, said deceased to exhibit them. with the necr8nar vouchers, witbin six months after the publication of this notice, lo said executrix, or to her Bttornty, WA W ood, at his office at Eugene, Ortgi n. Dated April 28, 1897. Isabella Blaxkly, Executrix. V A Wood, Atty. for Executrix. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice ia hereby given that the undersigned C K Hale has been duly appointed adminis trator of the estate of Hannah Taylor, deceased by the County Court of Lane county, state of Oregon; and all persons hav tag claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the ssme to said administrator at bis residence in Hale precinct in aaid county duly verified within six months from the date ot this notice. f Dated at Kuirene. Oretrnn. thin lOtli Mat of April, 1897. i C. K. Hale, Admr. of said Estate. L. Biueu, Attorney. J. F. FORD, Rvanivalld. . IS - -I Of Des Moines, Iowa, writes under date of March 23, 1893: 8. B. Mkd. Mfo. t'.. Dufur, Oregon. CtKNTLEMHN! fill Deri irl.w. hnm. lat week. I founrl nil wall o...l inTimi.iv waltintt. Our little girl, eight nt.- one- ... ..ro.B uiu no imu waaiea sway to 38 pou nils, la now well, strong and iKiwur4. in in wen uestied. up. M. M. Cough Cure has done its work well. ' in ..I me euiuirvn like it. Your o. 11. t'nllirli fiir !,., ...A ....t i awny all Imnrsiiesg from me. So give V' i i ' greetings for all. " n J u pivperiiy -, ve are lours, ai k. and him. J. K. Kobd. I I f Tltn (wlati In I I . a. .... T. . wy. L0T .'ahc '-air' work, o.leitnie tlie lyitem i . . w. m"v .Ter Vure, wt laaius i two or Ihlea dotes a week. ouiu unuera positive guarantee 40 gun pu totlft by all dranlsta 1 tone In the Circu Conn 7? EUard ""Lsm "V Bobei t J Keppel Kenn. 1 'j? Wl Rnii i L . "tltBHa 1 and tor a .aT"'i.toL Deri. """Wtirjn To Kobe ana km name of oy si aaid of J one "vun OonrtonL."1 I tue next begun and 3d held .. .u0 ?' tH gene e City men DlaintirT court I t foi plaint v,0"ug fAr.ilc.Ti i ensi ooumiog a t,rf ..... Wi IM i. Proceeds of hV "bed real tZ n?'Z "J Oregon. deBcribi OODIit Doint oorntir ( ait. c.aia wear conuty ltv m-l .i. """ttlltn. east rottd, 9 1.53 to taiuiDg t ,i,n.''u""'lk?. VUUU of III th.p,r,-S, pifia.s towit: lor sui seem i such other reliel a, loT" "l-'iauieantl just. i.LTI i April tertJ , -JH Ibe the I'Vlceof tlinimi... l i .... t ." "-millea, k,"W uP'ictiiii-J ?.t??2iT. a.Msii puu.,5. ea flai . ooneeculive week. ' " "! Summons, In Circuit Court State olf countv. Market BankofKnoKilti,. I corporation, PlaiotB, . 4,1 j Samuel Looney, W J Cutt iri I receiver of anrt the Mmlmu !i tional Bank of Tacoma, WlilUjI 1 n each of tho .Un j , , In thenameof theSuUofOrfctT. each of vou am Pr answer the complaint fileJiniwhl eunueu ami on or belnrt Ml i, ioy,.ina. Deing toe litdiT(Rj term ttf Haiti (nnrr mi) ;t.Y.i 1 -u.. itjmutin- ami Rnhupr fnr want fhaui j . i pit to tl e, Court for relief' fnf!i uiiiipiaiDct to-wit: inrjuoeniHtiiul iiei ooney lor -A)i8 with istcmul ceni. irom marcn i, iwi, Ufihi! the (Jnnrt-. miiv lulinHjarvHnniU.. . fees, and for its costs and dijkrwml huh, an n Fora decree to tht tttdz mnrtirfltf iloflrilwvl inrnriiri1iiaiLI and the sheriti of Lane Onutj, Orl me manner prescribe! byuttwcfi premines, to-wit: Siuth-wmJ,itI wem and nortn-westiotwatliM (.'inn i ic at Btk. 5.76 cb. v. con. enr lol zl and 22, said tp. ninth, w. 44a a 00 Ofi ..I. a 10 .'inn A nit. ':a place ot beiinniDg; also begiunii? t J ciia. w aua 4o zo cro. noise cof.Kii Bonth rasge 5w st ana mntGcHi 8 8 25chB,e 7.50 chs, n SStiiuiJ bpinninaT, containins 374 U ion d w i nw i, w Js wi sec 16, udur i ceeds b applied to ptjaest rffd and all pewona claiming tferon)i vt 4 ever barred aim fnrec'o ed f1 . I equity in said prennsej or uj fWil This ttummnnsis pb wMtyonisiJ Kullerton, .liiiigeol eawuon, i M0.WIl.IDl PliiMUni Dated at Euijene, Oregon, A nl It Summon In tbe Circuit Court of lis Slate iV UOU for the nullity ol UM. Ida B Ro-, Asmiri-iWi'i the estate ol G C Koe, deoeasstl PaiBllt vs, n n t ... TWfadlflt! ToC C Hoe, lb abe'e aa"1 . .....I.I,. RlatiafCnll in lue ui li.e w. - - are herein corum tdid o ITI answer the e..mplrat ol '"'"J Kginst j. " mi iosieiirfi ?hefoi: ,-i.ellibdatdJwl beii g IL- R-st (lJ ol t 1 teim of ... Court. hUgA relief . luanrkd ; id ' -TCJ rorjii.;n.i.M hour I'liomsun rou, . d dollars, at 8 pi ; ''i! costs ana tiiourcu---- .( Tbwson.mons.sp---- tue Hon. J. v. Court, n,d.Apr.atS,gl 1 UnltlM!! I NOTICE FOK FrWJClE'l Laud Office . "V , sv'i Notice is hereby I''"-,!. ina-named settler B'" ,, , teution to make i (.inl teution 10 -- , fi his claim, and that Fie i before Joel :'. Onf missioner, "I W"'. ... i Aidt" Mav 2S, T i"r..1 father snd heir of JoM " w hi I on homestesd onlrj ,, i n se sec o, if", -assj He nanus tho io V prove his ccBlinssaf rr j ..l....li.in of. S10 a 1 u,.-.. - Tnn TllJ slyke,andUoll.M"0,,''U I ana iwtllllV. Lf.ril" - tl iu- "v ' ' 1 v.,T,.'K It. II , I'ra'n .:, CI lr. claim.- . u01 v ' ..,,,! t" pre.eo .'J' i. J l ed at my i"- MJ date thereof- P--?! Pale 1 st bus-ti'. ln y