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Newspaper Page Text- DAILY JSUUJSXfi (iUAKD. I. L. CAMPBELL, Tublieher. Publiahed every evening of tbe wees, Sunday. toepted. Addreas all communloatloua, and in ike all remittance. ps,yabl to tlie KuoMS uuaku, Eugene, Oregon. BUBaUBIITlOS BATES: (DAILY.) DdUvered by carrier, per weak 5 Delivered by carrier, per month W By mall, one year (lu advatee) j biz moniiii One month alDKle oi'les. Will noi be lent by mall to any addreal. tor Buy leugta ol time, unleaa ald lu advance. (WIIKLY.) Due rear lu advance) fc! 00 Mi mouilx 1 00 Adverllalna raui made known on application. Entered an aecond-olau matter at the Eugene, 0tfntt. imatilpoe. EASTKRN OFFICE 10 to 214 Temple Court NewYorkCltr E. KATZ, Agent. SATURDAY MAYS. EUliE.SK F 1.0 U KINO MILLS. The people ol Kugmie are to lie oongralulated tliut the flouring mill, water power and property connected therewith, have fallen into excellent bands. The new proprietors are thorough buflineHS men, have tli confidence of the public:,' and dealers with whom they must do business, and, what is very important, have the ntcessary capital with which to do business. The farmers ol Lane county may rsat asbured that no pains will he ppared by the new management to render business relations agreeable as well as profitable to b tb, Prof Douglass Archibald, who is considered one of the most eminent meteorologists, forcasts another hot summer for the northern hemis phere, great manses of ice in the Atlantic indicating an early polur spring. The aLnorua tl heat is at tributed to solar conditions, which have been umetlled since the maxi mum period of sun spots in 1803. A severe drouth prevails now in . Australia, and the spectroscope shows that the sun is hotter tlian usual. There is no question but one important factor in producing hard times in the up to date bicycle. The money sent out of the country for wheels would astonish one il the aggregate could be loarned. Besides there are many people who really cannot afford to own wheels, yet pay for them on the install ment plan and doprive themselves even of the necessities of lifo to make payment, else loave other creditors to wait and suffer for their money. Citizens of Pendleton are engaged in the laudablu undertaking of sup pressing the selling of whisky to In dians on the reservation adjoining that town. Tl-e only way to su press the illegal truffle is lor the United States court to Impnio the ma.xi,num penalty for awhile. The sixty or ninety day sentences in count) jail, to be f id Bt the expetire of the govummtmt have no effect on the depraved wretches who entitle in the traffic, The peuitentiary it what ihey nred. The San Franoisco- newtpapers will feel like they have lost an oln 'friend when thev lose. Durrani, which will happen five weeks from yesterday, if Providence does not intervene and tho rope proves true. His is but one life and ho sacrificed but one life, yut as much or more has beu writton about the case than would be usual for description of a good sized war. i no uaiies nns a naiiK eupcnRio! j A government official has ti.kan charge of the First National bank pending an investigation. Kx-Uov Moody is the president of the insti tution. The Dalles city and Wasco county have 1 10,000 tied up by the suspension. Farmors are happy oh account of tho splendid rains. It was getting rather late, In fact it seemed as if tlio Willamotto valley was liable to lose hor reputation as a suro crop country. The rain lias mado that safe. News come that Gould and Sage are not in harmony about certain of their railroid investments. It is a case of dog eat dog and the public cares utile which one tri umphs. The public h.is to pay the piper however their affairs termi nate. Gov Lord does not appear to be in a hurry about calling that extra tension of the legislature. He is probably leelir.g the pulse of public opinion before deciding what kind of medicine he will prescribe. Tomorrow morning Archbishop liionlan will administer the sacra ment to over one hundred prison ers confined in San Quentin, Call., penitentiary. . A very unui-ual place for a religious revival. The Greeks appear to be kept busy retreating. They do not have time to fight. Some men are afraid of death, some are not. Most of us would rather not meet the grim destroyer to day. We would ratlio put it off until to-morrow, or until next year. Here wishes do not count for much in the matter. A man may not want to die. He may not want to he sick. He may wish and hope and pray that he will not be one or do the other, but wishing and hoping won't help him. It In what he doss, anrl not what he wishes that serve his purpose. II a man is losing flesh, and is nervous, irritable, sleepless anil debilitated, he may -wish he would get well, but one bottle of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will do more than an ocean of wishes. If a man is on the way to consumption, he should make a stop as quickly as pos sible. He should put on brakes. He needn't be afraid he has consumption iL he will do the right thing if he will i just take the right medicine. The "Gold en Medical Discovery " cures incipient and well developed consumption. Con sumption is a germ disease and a blood disease. The "Golden Medical Dis covery " kills the germs and puri6es the blood. It Increases the appetite, helps digestion, makes assimilation perfect, and so builds up solid, wholesome flesh. Hundreds of grateful people afflicted with consumption, bronchia throat and kindred diseases, have testified that it lias actually saved their lives. For the sake of the information they contain, some of these letters have been included In Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, a thousand page, illustrated book, which will be sent free on receipt of twenty one (21) one-cent stamps to pay for mailing only. Every family should have a copy for ready reference in case of sudden sickness or accidents. World's Dispensary Medical Association, No. 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y, To turn a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative llrom Quinine Tab lelH. All drinritlHtH lefuiul the money If It fails to cure. iiSe. I During tho winlerl of 1893, F M Martin, of Long Ueucli, West Vn., commuted a severe cold which left him with a cough, In Bpeak!K of how lie ciuod It he says: "I used soveriil U 1 11 It 'll cough syrup but found uo relief until I bought a butlle of Clinuiberlain'e Oiiigli Ueiuedy, which relieved tin iilmoHt liiHluntly, and in a short Mint brought about a complete cure." Whei I rou bled with a cough or cold lisi 1 Ids remedy and you will not find b leueesury to try several kinds belon vnit get relief, It has been In the mar kel tor over twenty years and con stantly grown in favor and popularity I'or sale at 25 and 60 cents per until iv Ostium & Drl.iino. Central Market; 1)10111) rm PKUPlilETORS. Will keep constantly on hand a full suppl) il BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Which they will sell at the lowesi market prices. A ta r share or tbe public patronage solicited. : TO TMK KARMEIW. ; U'e will pay the highest market price fur Kat Cattle, lloga and Sheep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGKNE, OREGON. aw Meats dellvorvU to any part ot tho oily Iree ol otiaruo. J L. PAGE, DKALEK IN Groceries Having a Large and Complete stock of 8laple and Knncy Groeerlt bought In the best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can offer tho public better price thau any other house hi Eugene, Produce ol ill Hidden it Market Prices. a. a' wi- -fmi p. tin hi; io THE PLOT SPOILED. She was sitting in the corner of the car riage opposite to ine, and we had got into conversation via the window, which I pulled down for her, and a magazine, which I lent her. Bha agrec-d with mu that it wo a hot day and that the magazine was stupid. A chance Incident gavo a more personal turn to the conversation. I took out my pocketbook to see that my ticket was sofa and let a letter drop on the floor of the carriage. The letter waa addressed to the Earl of 'Dnnrnora. Her eyes fell on it, and she looked at me with a pleased smtla "la that your Are you an earl?" she asked. Now I may at once state that I am not an earl, and that tho letter was not ad dressed to me, but was Intended for my autograph collection. Yet she was pretty, and I thought she seemed pleased at tho idea that I waa an earL Tho only other occupunts of the carriage were two somno lent old ladles, who wcro not Ukcly to overhear me, so I decided to bo an earl, and condescendingly admitted the fact. "I'm so glad," she answered. "I did so want to meet a real lord. " "I am gratified that my presence Is any pleasure to you," I said, wondnringwheth cr sho was an American or merely an or dinary radical "You see," she replied, "I write a lit tle." "You're not going to Interview me!" I exclaimed in real alarm, for tho Earl of Dunmoro might bo a cholerio man and the consequences unpleasant. "Oh, no," she answered. "Idon't write things like that. I write novels. " "A milder form of fiction," I suggested. "Perhaps I'vo read your novels." "I'm afraid an earl wouldn't havorend them. They only como out in penny edi tions," sho said wistfully. "But I'm writing a serial story for a Sunday paper now. That's better, isn't it?" . "Much better. You're getting on," I replied, with increased interest in my com panion, for I had long wished to know what kind of person writes penny dread fuls. ' "But are you going to put mo Into the scrliil storyf " "Would you mind much?" she asked. "Woll, If you don't give my nnsic, " I said. "It's awfully good of you," she answer ed gratefully, "and you can tell me a lot of things I want to know. You see, people who buy penny books liko thorn to be about lords, and It's so hard to write about lords when you've never met one. " "If I can be of nny assistance," I suld. "Thank you very much," sho said. "Now tell mo, aro you a bad lord or a good lord? They're always vory bud or vory good, aren't they?" "Generally," I said. "I'm afraid I'm one of the bad kind." "I'm so glad," sho answered. There's a good marquis in my story. Ho's the hero, and I can wrlto about him pretty eosily, because ho comes to see the humble heroine. And there's n bad cork He's the villain, and ho lives In his castlo, and that's what makes it so hard. How are you so badP" "Oh, I'm pretty bnd all round," I said. "It's not necessary to bo particular to a orinio or two in drawing my character. I'm sorry that I can't tell you much about my crimes. Tho police, you know. That's tho worst of n democracy." "Oh, 1 liko that," nhe replied. "I'll certainly put that in. But you might tell mo about them. I wouldn't let any one know thoy wcro yours. " "Iain -not alono In theso matters," I said mysteriously.. "I am sworn to a silence as deep as tho grave. I wish I could bo mora explicit. Our crimes aro bo uullko tho petty crimes of tho people" "Aro you going to your castlo now?" sho askcdV "No," I said; "I'm going to Klnton to amy with a man there. I Io's a moro com moner, but ho's got money, and dice can bo cogged, you know. " "You play with cogged dice, do youf" she answorcd. "How lovely! I'm going to Klnton, too," Sho ridded after a pause, "Do you live thorer" I asked, beginning to feel uneasy. "No," Bho said. "I'm going to Mrs. Dawson's." "Mrs. Dawson's?" I inquired faintly. "Onavlsit?" "No," Bho said, "I am going as maid to Mrs. Dawson. I was lu service, you know, before I took to literature, and I generally tako a placo for my summer holiday. It will bo Jolly. I'vo nover been at so big a houso before. " I was vory unoomfortablo, for I was go ing to stay at the houso too. It occurred to mo at first to pretend that I waa traveling Incognito, but she would bo cortaln to find mo out-. In all protuibll ity Mrs. Dawson would bo In possession of the wholo conversation in a day or two, and 1 should become a laughing stock. I am a shy man and averso to ridicule. Bo Bides, for several reasons, I wished to pro duce a good Impression on Mrs. Dawson. I decided to make a clean breast of the wholo thing to tho young woman. Wlion I had told hor, sho looked at mo with unnt torablo contempt "Then you're not a lord at all," she sold. "And was everything olso you told me Just as untrue?" "I am afmtd so," I nnswercd. "You ought to bo ashamed of yourself," sho went on. " You might havo siiollt my novel altogether. I shall write to tho Au thors' society about you." "I want you," I Bald, "not to tell any one." I reasoned with hor for somo time, and eventually agreed to give her a sovereign down and thi-eo more if sho kept tho secret while 1 was at Klnton. Wo hud only Just concluded tho nittveiuent when wo mu-hrrl our destination. As wo stopped, the young ' woman handed tho sovereign back and ! said, with a smile: "Mr. Trevor, you shouldn't pretend to bo tho Earl of Dunmoro whon your name is 011 your hat box. " , j "Hello, Lena, here yon aro," exclaimed Mr. Dawson from tho platform. "How do you do, Trevor? I didn't know you knew my niece." I "Vleaso don't tell," I whispered. "Of course not," she answered. "I have the eyes of a well bred countess. " And she ilia not tell. hxchango. Other I'm For II la Jaw. Cannibal Chief What havo you for din ner today, love? Cannibal Chleftalness Tho Inst lot are all gone but two typewriter girls. Have you any choicer Cannibal Chief No, my dear. That Is a en-w in which 1 have no wish to dictate! New York lTess. Klavtlng. "Yes," tho author went on to say, "he Is n very eincliiig editor. It Is almost Im possible to write iHvtry ho can't under stnnd. I verily believe ho must ho Bcmie llilng of a mind rwuler. "Detroit Tribune. Poor Blood When a horse is poor in flesh, a new harness won't g-ive him st ength. If a house Is coW new furniture won't warm it. If your strength is easily ex hausted work a burienj 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 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. have prepared book telling you more about the subject. Sent Free. For sole by all druggists at 50c & $1.00. SCOTT A BOWSE, NewYorli. T. G.llrafoiuratN, S. B.Kakis, President. Cartur P. K. SsoncRAHf, Aasstant Cashier. Ot Eugene. Paid up Usb fcpUal $50,000 Uirplus aad Profits, $50,000 Sugene - - Oregon A poneral binkinit Eulness dono on reason hie terms. Sik'ht drafts on NEW YORK HK'AGO, SAN FltANCISCO and PORT . N1, OltEGON. Bills of exchange sold on foreign countries 'rpoMits received gubjeot to check or certin ,te of tlog.'nait. All collections entrusted to us will re.ci" ompt attention. AND Soo iFacilic Lino. 81 lit) vtstiliule trnitiH, consisting ol I'aluee sleemni; ears, luxurious (Inline yrs, elegant day couches and mugniti- 'etil loll -1st sleeping ears, -A 1.60 Fit F.E CO IjON 18 T SLEEPEIW Dieonly line running through (nun to TORONTO, MonitAL without) ' 1 CHANUK i WINNIPEG MINNEAPOLIS. ST, PAUL. UI'SlUN GOLD SILVER COUNTIES OF I1U1T1.SII COLUMBIA ARE ALL REACHED CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY., , Lowest rates to ami from all parts o htirope. It will pay yon to call upon Hie agents of the L'antutirn Paeili Kail way hefom purchasing tickets. CANADIAN PACIFIC R'V CO.'S loyal (Tail Steamship Cirje TO CHINA ANiyAPAN. CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN BTKAMKR LINE TO - HONOLlu.C, FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. for llmo tsblcH, inniMcls, or nny Infoiiui tl4.11, cull on ur tuklri-89, GKO. F. CHAW, A. J. COVLE, Atrmit, Kugene. Frctclit and l'ssseneer Act Mil Third St., 1'ortlHtid, O OHO. Mi l.. BRCWS, LUt. 1'tt.ss. .Vent, Vancouver, B. C. 1 A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete v.-ithout an ideal iiPLEXIOM POWDER, f Combines every element of beauty and put ity. it is beauti fying, soothing, healing, health ful, and harmless, and when rghtly used is invisible. A most delicate and desirable protection to the face in this climate. Inslit npon having the genuine. IT IS FOR Wt EVERYWHERE. Eugene Street Hail.vay. T1MK CAW). After the 4th of Oct. ISM, the street ears will run on the billowing schedule time until further notice. l.KAVINO THK DKI-OT. 7:10-7:40-8:10-S:40 fl:10 -MO-lUaHi a. m. then every half Hour. t.KAVK THK UNIVKHSl V. 7:ii-7 S::i.S:o.vll:'J.i.ii;.Si.i,);i5 lu .hen everv half hour. Cars will leave promptly on time 11. V. UoMKN. Mial Sail PO MJllOt. tOU f UBUCATION. Land Office at Boaebnrg, Ore. April, 15, 1897. Notice is hereby given that tbe following named settler baa hied notice 01 nt Inten tion to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Joel Ware, 08CC Coram issiont-r, at Eugene, Oregon, on May 29, 1197, vizt Simon T Bundel oi H No 7212, for tbe nw of see. 28, tp 17 S. It. 6 Wtst. Ho names the followirg witnesses to prove his coutinnona residence npon and cultivation of, said land, viz: Charles Uoore. of Eliuim, Oregon; Jaonb Moore, of Elmire, Oregon; Samuel Wilbe iot, at Elmire, Oregon; David B Lakin, of Eugene, Oregon. B II. VtiTCH, Begisler. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Kolice is bortbt given lLa W L Bristow has oeen duly appointed adminiBiiator ol iha tslaieof William M Eobinett, deceased. All persous having claims against said es tate are hereby notified to present the same tc tbe administrator st the law office of Geo B Dorris, at Eugene Oiiy, Oregon, wiihin six months from the date ol this no 1 lee. W, L. Uristow, Administrator. Gko. B. Doanis, ally, for Ertate. NOTICE "TO CKEDITOUS. Notice is hereby civon that the nndor- Higotdbas bi-en by the county court of Lane uonnty urtigon, nppoipit-a auuiinin. trator of tb- estate ol uilDert r Macs, ae ceased. All persons having claims against said eataie are hirehy notified to present ti em to the under siem d with tbe proper and legal vnnchers Ht tbe law office of A C Woodcock in Eugene, Lane connty, Oregon, - witmn six months from the date of this notice. Dated May 3rd, 1897. A C WorDcocK, Adminislralor of the estate of Gilbert F Matk, deceaHid. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. te liarah. don hv IliA tinDP. signed, Isabella Blskely, eiecutrix of the e-stste of Martha Uairer. deceased, to the -realtors of, and all persons having claims ..ill AaeiaaonA In ovtilKif them wiib the necessary vonohers, within six mnntliD nftpr th ni, hlinutintl nf this noticA. 10 said executrix, or to her attorney, W A f ooa, si uis i inue ui uugeuc, viqjuiii Dated April 28, 1897. Isabella Blakkly, Exeoutrix, W A Wood, Ally, for Executrix. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned C K liale libs been duly appointed adminis trator of the estate of Hannah Taylor, deceased bv th e County Court of Lane county, state nf Oregon; aod all persons having claimB against said estate are hereby notified to present the sHine to8ain administrator at hut resilience in Hale precinct in said couuty duly verified within six months from the date ot this notice. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 10th day III April, IBVi. C. K. Hale, Arimr. of said Kstate. I,. BlLTEO, Attorney. Notice for Publication. Land Office at Uoseburg, Oregon May 3. 1897. Notice is hereby given thai tbe following uumed settler has filed police of his inten tion to moke fiual proof iu support of hie Cluiin, and that suid proof will be made be lore Joel Ware, 0 S 0 0 Commissioner at Eugene, Lane county, Oreuon, on June 12, 1897, viz: Perry Neff on H E No 7150 for the ty, ne.e Y, uw i of sec 31 Ipl9 s. r 7 west. He names the following witnesses tc prove his continuous residence upou and cultivation ni saia tana, viz: Charles W Letson, John F Wriuht Wil- liam Williams, and Francis McCullough, an oi juuuua, uregoo. R M Vbatch, Rrpixler ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF SALE Ui' UML ritoriSUTY. , Notice is hereby given thai bv viilue of an ouler of Ihe county court of the stats of Oregon lor the county of Lane made and nutered in said conn in Ibe mailer of the estate ol H 0 Humphrey, deceased, ou tbe tuiid day ct May, J897, tho undesigned will offer for sale at private sale and sell io the highest bidder for cash at the Lane i ouniy j)auK in .ngene, Lane county, Oregon, on and alter Saturday, tbe fifth day of June, 1897, at one o'clock in me afternoon i faaid da all the interrai 'wiitdby II 0 Humphrey at the time of decease in tne following deeribed ren property to-wii: The sw yt an.lthe a y, of he nw yt of see II, and the 80 of tbe si- zi oi seo iu ana tne ne of the ne of ee 15: the same beirc the doantton land leiuj ef Luther Basbroi ck Not No. 7692; ,ibo ine s e yt oi me ne yt, and tbe ne f the se yt ol seo 10, all in tp 15 s, r 6 w. onlaiuiiig HiO scresof land iu Lane county, iig.m. Dolid May 3rd, 1897. , , . BET1IE Li, Hl'MPHKMT, AilmiMslratrix of ,he estate ol H C HniH hny, deceased. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE No'tice is hereby given that the nniler--lgmd administrator of the estate of Wm i l er, deceased, pursuant to an order of ihe county court of Lane county, Oregon, made. nd entered the 3rd day of May. 1897, ill sell at piivate rale fcr cash in hund or iis equivalent all of Ihe folloniug de er bed ical properly belongii g lo satcl es tate to-vlt: The south half of lot 6 iu block 40 original plat of Junction Citi, LaLS counu . Orsoon Tim eaiil onlo . hfgin st I o'clock p m on the 6th dsv of Jut e, 1897, the same to take place on" the said premises. Dated tugene, Oregon, May 3rd, 1897, Rodkiit Clow, Administrator of estate of Wm Weber, aeceaseo. Notice to Creditiirs. Notice i. hfti by given that the under- ot the Estate of G. 0 Roe, deceased, by the County Conrt of Lone County, Oregon All penons holding claims sgainnt the suid E-tate will plea.ie pr.aent Ihe seme' to ihe undersigned within six months from thi-.t.,ia Jiinuary 2G. 1897. Ida B. Rok, Ailmlnlslralrix. Joshua J. Walton Attorney for Estate. summons In the Circuii n T f. r.'"li Itobert J Kennel pp'biK;"f6 Die Kennel 'j .M To Robart'j K( , and Nanuie Ken...,', luutr. name of the siat. of b,e Dd""- lift by summoned and ,J. gon Jl lui4 idCl,cu,,clVll,Wto of June, 1B97. That hi; ,e Uat tnenextr.nuSihe begnn and held st iht ? court in ! Rene City in said B' V court to, thereof -Ppl, I.' plaint for. diasolatM "ni, " existing between tb, i ' tb? fwitS feLdsn, Kobettj pJ counting and settle' u ship acconnu atid a sale J " I'm,. of the proceeds of .hltfeoVh described real propenf !,?! '"'K connty Oregon, to w"? 1 point 9 80 chains soo.b ol Th?"1 oorner of the L Poiode,!.. ' miia claim No 52 to-nZ TL' 5 west, thence west .3 ach.iB. county road thence 'o, T'l east ten chums along center n( M road, Ibence east 24 77 chl u"4 ? 9.53 ehai.,8, rheuee uS to the place , oe'in":a ki tainine twentv. . "Wniiio. county, Oregon, to be applied in " of the prt..e,Sh,p ljbili,,e ,nj ,up,' towit: ldlMdiCtaS torsuoh other relief as to ,LPIJ W seem equitable and jart. -the court the Hon J C Fal trton the April terrr 0, ii court it' service of summons be ml, 0i ' each of you by publicatioo in Z, ," Daily Guasd a newsnsrwr ntoT 7" lati.npubliseddail'yT., consecutive weeks. ,uajlB GeoB. Don;. Pl'ffi Alt,, Summons. Circuit Court Sof Orejchu, Market Bank of Knoxville.Tejii. ii corporation, Plaintiff, ' vs Samuel Looney W ,T Carty, Miul, B Carty, his wife, J B Carty, N,mi, i Carty his wife, and Robert Wumt, receiver of. and the Merthanti Nt tional Bank of Tacoma, Wah., an ig. solvent corporation, Defendant!, j To each of the above named dtfeodul.. In the name of the State of Oregon, ,K ui each nf you are hereby required to ipieaj aro-wer the complaint tiled anainit TMbtii above entitled suit on or before Mondn lm 14, 1897, that being the lt day of nenleiS term ef said Court; and if you failaotuicDiv anil answer lor want thereof, plaintiM. pl to the, Court for relief prayed 'or b It complaint, tu-wit: fur jii'lgmentagaijit Sii nel Looney for S2S78 with interest it 10 cent. from March 1, 1807, andfor uibms the Court may siljailge reasonable kiiIoimj, fees, and for its coats and diabureeinenteof tli soil, anrl for a decree in the erfect that la mortgage described in complaint oa feirUel and tho sheriff of Lane County, 0rei.'mi,ia the nianner prescribed by law aatd idwi premi, es, to-wit: Snuih-wtat J.weitinlwte west i and nnrtli-weatjof aruth -eaet.aettia 10, townaliip 15 Pi'iuli ranrt 5 west; iln la ginnine at etk. 5.76 cn. w. cum. cor tea 15, It, 21 and 22, said tp run th. w. mi dy,a ) ch, e. 20 chain, n. 40 die a. 18 dec. 1J m e. 22.20 iiIik, s. 10 ileg. t.i win. e. S'J iidi u pliceuf lm inning; am beginning at pt 31 clis. w ami 48 2.r cha. n of ae rnr. ate M 1 south range 5w xt and run theneu w75UriA a 8 25 elm, e 7 50 l-Iib, n 8 25 i'hitop!Keil beginning, containing 374 84 acw, nta( winwj.wjswl aec. 10, and tli Ike p coeds Iw aiiplieil to pjjiuent if pUnLfl claim, and that defendant and each of tttei and all persons claiming through tbem be br aver barred and foreclosed for all right l equity iu said premises or any part then This auininons is pubnshed by order ff J C Fullerton, ,. ndge of said Couit, made a Marcli 12, 1807. M. 0. WILKIX3, 1'laintif s Atlorlar. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, A rill2,lM. Summons. In the C rcuit Court of lie Slate of Or gou for ih- eoonly of Laue. Ida H line, Acuiiiii'iretM tl the eKtn'e ol G C lloe, deciased, Plaintiff, vs, 0 C Ro' , Deftndanl.l Tu C 3 Roe, the abort omeial Ja"'- w 1., .1... ,...n,.nllli. Slaleof OlttClil1" are ber.by comm ndd to WLJ answer the complaint oi ,u r- Sgfinfil J "II IU lue butd - -. . . . or befor.. ihe Hlh day of Juna 1SJ. - Oeing 111' nrsi UBy oi iu term ol tai I Court. Ana h y " ; . appear , lid. answer for rismlin win nri"J " ", , , fcrii relief tl, manned in tbe compll For in, tiut nt ssaii-st y-n fm : ibe Four Tl.ou.onil tour uu'" -- , u ... o .nlereSl MQ M aouars, at o per costs and diebursenieins of ilw ' ' . rf iy oo hi f tied bt 0" " .v.. n .1 V, Fullerton. ji M Court, made April 7. IW7- Alloriiryaloi NOTICE ICR 1'uEiCATIOS Land Office Bt 'Notice isbeicby Si"".,Jj"' 'Iw ng.nsmed setlle. has fiUd d mention to make dim! pr' ' ,i lim. and that sKidpriol before Joel Ware.U. r- - K,,. at Eugene. Oregon, onJ"i W Levi II..I eubec-k en li t ' g ,pin thenM.,,f',"', r 6 we-t. ,.....;- ilDr He names tne """" M DPoi prove hie continuous resmei ". . I .owl Inlld VII. John Oold.i n. c( 0iJ;,JXg u..llnl.ok ,f OollieoU, UI'P w r. .roi.uon. gneson.'ol Iivu g, Or.'ge" y-g, U.iMIB ' r vrv.-..- 'it. rhEl'm iw ... Notice!, here'.v l1v.ii U I been apimlnted by the r 1 f th. conntv, Orenon, '1"1"."'1 j , 1 r-;MI fie.1 at my plar "f h'"'"K 'f .skip""1' r.nn, or at the !!V? 'jj, pioetM I- Euene, Oretfti, lS1 late thereof- .... IVr. -',; !T Dat.J at KuKene, Ow, I w S,ft Adniiuislrs!'" E R pKlPWOBTH, . Any for AJmiDUtrater.