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MONDAY
JUNE 7
UA1VKKH1TV ATHLETICS.
The University ol Oregon should
have Btood first in the Intercolle
giate field meeting. It would have
done so but for Dr Chapman'
unoalled for rule requiring a very
high percentage in Btudics before a
student could enter in the eventa.
Such a ruling would bo defensible
if brain and muBcle were co-ordinate.
This is not the case and no
college ruling can ever make it so.
The young man who doe?
his best to advance in the
university work should not be
debarred from taking part in fames
and contests, for which he is
well fitted by nature, by reason of
inability to gain acortain standing.
If a student is cureless and nog
leols his studies lie should be de
barred, but there is no just and
legitimate reason for shutting out
those who are well qualified by
nature to take part in athletic con
tests, yet luck a high grade of men
tal devalopmont. Brains are born
in men not made.
The Corvallis Timus says a
gentleman who is well posted in
affairs in Portland slatos that every
thing is very quite in the metropo
lis of Oregon. The residents of the
city expected that limes would begin
to improve about the first of May,
but instead of roliof they seom to
get harder if anything. A few
yoars ago thore were killod daily
in Portland from 235 to 240 hoad
of cattle for the local murkct. Now
the duily kill is only about forty
head. Other business, shows a
Bimilar docrease.
Tlio Germans, appreciating the
value of good artillery, as freshly
demonstrated In thn recont war in
Thessaly, have voted in the reioh
stag to appropriate $8,000,000 to
re-arm tho German forces with im
proved Oold guns. Even the so
cialists voted fur it, their leador
duolariug if war must come iron
was ohoupor than blood. That put
the philosphy of war preparation
in small compass.
A statue of Poior Coopor was
unveiled in New York on Saturday,
The world says his "career from
beginning to end was one of work,
of honesty, and of fidelity to all
that go to make human oharacter
worthy and human life worth liv
ing," A high tribute in these days
of orookodnoss; but Poter Cooper
has been dead a Rood while.
The tariff is still "bobbing up"
as a loctl issue, Protection Now
Englanders do not want a duty on
hides because it Interferes with
their manufacturing business. It
will be found now, as it always
has been found, that is notan easy
thing to carry an abstract principle
all the way through a tarifflaw.
Partisan republicans pretend that
Jerry biuipson is not accomplishing
anything for his constituents or the
country, and yet scarcely a week
gitos by that Jorry does not compel
a reading of t he bonne journal,
Kdiion thinks the horsoloM sar
riagoofthe future will net cost
more than 1100. The facilities for
human locomotion are looming up
at a wonderful rate.
It is hinted tbat Senator Ilanna
rinds it harder to manage a whole
congress than it was to run the
national committee. The difficulty
is that there are so many rspubli-1
cans in the senate who want to be
bt.stes. Mr Hanna seems to get
along with .Speaker Reed beautiful-
iy.
Silver men are occasionally
alluded to in the republican councils
as "calamity bowlers.'.' Well, let it
go at that. The present condition
of things is calamitous, and the
howl, if any body chooses to note
the popular protest by that word, is
as loud among silver republicans as
among democrats.
Edhem Pasha's army does not
relish the itlex that it has been on
a collection tour. It is proposed to
hand over the most of the Greek
indemnity to Russia in payment of
Turkish arrearacep.
It is easy now to see where all
the Colonels come from. The Gov
ernor of Georgia has eighty-one of
them on his staff.
Rain would be a very acceptable
visitor at the present time.
That hideous and deathly
demon of sickness constipa
tion, is an easy enough thine to cure if
you take the right medicine. Constipa
tion is one of the commonest things in the
world. It is really one of the most seri
ous things. Fully nine-tenths of all the
ordinary sickness of mankind is due to
this one cause. If you place an obstruc
tion in the gutter, it will stop the flow of
water, ana grauuauy a mass 01 poison
ous, putrefying matter will accumulate;
That is exactly what happens in tht
digestive organs when constipation be
eiiis. Poisonous matter accumulates and
is forced Into the blood. It goes all over
tli-s body and causes all sorts of symp
toms. A lew of these are dizziness, nutu
lcnce, heartburn, palpitation, headaches,
loss of appetite, loss of sleep, foul breath,
distress after eating, biliousness and erup
tions of the skin. These things are un
pleasant, but they are not serious. The
serious things come afterward. Doctor
Pierce's Pleasaut Pellets tre for the cure
of constipation. They are tiny, sugar
coated granules, easy to take, mild and
efficient in their action. One is a gentle
laxative, two a mild cathartic. There is
nothing else in the world like them.
There is nothing that takes their olace.
There is nothing "just as good," although
lieing and unscrupulous druggists may
sometimes tell vou so for their own profit.
Do you want to lose your health bo that
the druggist can get ncuf
The People's Common Sense
Medical Adviser, in plain Ku
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u it inns to cure. Zoo,
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bio. UeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve was
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SCOTT 4 BOWNE, Nw York.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMEN3
N ties Is hereby given that Thos M Bur
ner 0 administrator of the estate
nf Wm R Ramer has filed his account
Enal settlement and the 7th day of June is
set for final hearing at 10 o clock a ra.
Tuos M Babokb,
Admr.
Waliok & Mabkxby,
Attorneys
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
LaniLOfBoe at Kosehurg, Oregon,
May 13. 1897.
Notloe it, hereby Riven that the follow.
Incr-named .tattler baa filed notice of her in
tention to make final proof in support of
her claim, and that said proof will be made
before Joel ware, United btates uommis
ainner at Eueen. Oreeou, on July 15, 1897,
viz: Gladdvi L Severn, on H E No 8227 for
the n e i w and lots 2, 3 and 4, sec
31, tp 17, t 9 west.
Bbe tames the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon arm
cultivation of. said land, viz:
William T Bailay of Meadow, Oregon;
Levi P Tallman, of Meadow, Oregon; Pat
riok McEnroe, of Meadow, Oregon; Archie
liicbardson, of Ulentena, uregon.
K M Vkitch,
Reuister
It is sold on a sruamnteo by U dru
fttata, It cures Incipient ConsumpUoa
aaduUie beat Couch and Oronp Qui. -.
Bold bv Henderson b ,lnn.
J L. PAGE,
DEALER IN
(fRPCEBJES
Having a Large and Complete stock of
Staple and Fancy Groceries bought
In the best markets,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
I c?u oiler the public better prices
than any other house In Eugoue.
Produce of all Kinds taken at Market Prices.
Central Market,
PROPR E5 TORS.
Will keep constantly on hand a full supply of
BEEF, MUTTON,
PORK and VEAL
Which they will sell at the lowest
market prices.
A fair share "?nie panic patronage solicited.
: TO THE FARMERS.:
We will pay the highest market price
for Fat Cattle, Hogs aud 8hrep.
Shop on Willamette St.,
EUGENE, OREGON.
rUMll r1atlAMit in n v
In of charge.
J. F. FORD,
(Kvangellat,)
Of lea Molnea, Iuwa, writes under date of
March 23, 16VIS:
a B. Med. Mro. Vo.,
iiiirur, un-goii.
Oknti.kmkn: On arriving home last
week, I found all well and atixiniMiv
waiting. Our little girl, eight ai,. one
half years old, who lian wasted awav
to 38 pounds, U now well, strong anil
vigorous, and well Uwhed up. 8. n.
(uigh t'uro Iiks doi. Its work well!
iwiii m me cntitiivn it. e it. Yours.
U. Cough Cure lian eu-od ami
awty ail lioaraness from lue. Ho give
FISHER WATKINS
w rrrjr ,,uV, Wuu greetings lor all.
WiBhing you prosperity, we ar
Votirx, JIh. and Mks. J. K. Ford.
ItynuwLhtu fcl Irveh and chrtul, and
rily lor Ihv Syrlns't work, clpauie hr i,,ru
with tba llfNitlarhf and Uver Curv. dt takm.
twonrthtradxmawwk. ' iuf
o:d undara poalllre auarantca
Su oanu xr bottla bT all dniuliia
Summons.
r.. ,1,. Crcuit Court of the Stale of Oieg-un
.ln tv (if LLC
IUr wwaa . 1 .rr
Bruno Vitus, ll
vm
E 3 Fnwier, Jei.ns U Frasier,
Lea. NeU Alff'n and
the Alliance Trunt Company,
, .i, II it Ia and the Al
lianca Trut Corupanj. three or u
aaiueil defendanU: ,,,.. Yon
T"Ji " " t ,!, State of Oregon
,nl each of you, are hereby reqmreu v. -
1U UIO U1"" . , . .
aadanawer to the coniwaiiu o. .... r "T-
in the atxve euuucu " , ,-
,ho entJtleJ suit. n on file with the clerk
Sf . fd"urt, onorb,fore the Ht d.yo the next
reJular term of aaid Court to-w.t: On or be
ro the inh day of June. 18117. and you and
'Th of you a. hereby notifte.1 that if you
fail to appearand ai.ev.er u. .o.r
herebr rlouired the plaints . '. apply to the
Court for the reliei demanded in aa.-' com
V For' a dTcre. of aaid court that the plautiff
may have ani recover judgment avn n
dfendant K J Fraaier an.i .1 enne Irfe F e
for the im of f.00 with interet a 10
cent trim rue in "v "i--,
r,.P fi.sn nn attorneys fea
and for cota and iUbursemenU of aaid suit,
and that the court decree a foreclo-iure of
the inortKage aeacnueu in aaiu uiaiuuu . v,
olaint. aud that the real property therein
described to wit: ..,. n
Ixita 1, 2, blk 2; lots 1, 2, 3, blk Sj lota 5, 0,
7 8 9 10. 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 1G, blk 4: lots 1.
.V .i r. r. 7. K 9. 10. 11. blk 5: lots 1. 2. 7.
8J,' 10, 1), blkO; lots 12, 13, 14, 15, 10. 17, 18,
Frasier Ai Hylaude addition to Eugene, Lane
county, Oreirou, be .old in the manner
..pUaritufl hv law uuon execution by the
, mi vi 'rr iiiiu.i, n! nu .iz.io. xt. u." ...
Hheriff of said county, to aatUfy the a'wye
debt secured by aairl mortgage, and apply
the proceeds of aaid sale to the payment
of any judgment that may be rendered
in favor of said plaintiff, and that all
the defendants in said suit and all persona
Ar.;m;n ..n.ler tlmm tw! forever barred of all
right, title and equity of redemption in said
real property. ,
This summons ia published in the F.UOINE
GuaiiI) by order of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for Lane County by the Hon
ju runerioii, juugu, mono . ..."v. .
ltoaeburg, Oregon, on the 28th day of April,
Wm. K. Scarbobodoh,
Attorney for FlaintiXT.
NOTICE FOR PDtLICATION.
Laud Office at BoBeburg, Oregon,
May 3, 1897.
Notice is hereby given 'hat tbe following
named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim,
and that fa id proof will be made be
fore Joel Ware, TJ 8 C C Commissioner, al
Eucene. Oreeon.on Jnne 12, 1897, viz:
Charles W Letson on H E No 6606 for the
ow l of seo 26. tp 19 s, r 7 west.
He names the following witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, Baid land, viz:
Perrv Nell'. John F Wright, William
Williams, and Frances McCullougb, all of
Mouud, Oregon.
B. M. V BATCH,
ItegiBtsr.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Boseburg, Or.
April 17, 1897.
Notice is hereby civen that the lollow-
inp-uatned settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support o
his claim, and that ?aid proof will be made
before Joel Ware, U si; c commissioner, at
Eugene, Lane county, Oregon, on
May 31. 1897, viz: John W F Crent
on H E No 6520 for the n , ne i, sw xt
ne 4, iwia of seo 21 tp 16 s, r 5
east.
He names the following witnessostj
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
Garwood E Kress, and William T Camp
bell of Eugene, Oregon, Theron O Thoiu
son, of Gate Creek, Oregon, and Jemeg H
Belknap, of McKenzie Bridge. On gen.
B M Vbatoh,
Begister.
Notice ior Publication.
Land Offlce at Bosebnrg, Oregon,
Aurit 28. 1897.
Notioe is hereby given that tbe following
named settler has filed notice of his inten
tion to make fioal proof in support of bis
claim, and that said proof will be made
Detjre Joel Ware, U H U O Commissioner,
at Engene, Oregon, ou Juue 7, 1897,
viz: James E Fleck on H E No 6754
for the w y, teM, sw ne lot 2 of seo 2,
Ip 19 s, r 6 west.
He nameB the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
Bobei t M . Logan of Crow, Oregon ; James
K Job of Crow, Oregon; Jacob Gates of
Crow, Oregon; Joseph Gates of Crow Ore
gon. B M Vkatch,
Begister.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby civen that E. K. TT.n.
derson, Admiuistrator of tbe estate of Mur
cus Kelley, deceased, has filed his final ac
count of tbe administration of Baid estate
in tha Couuty Court of Lane Count., Ore
Ron, and said Court has filed the time for
tbe examination and passins on said final
aooou it oo tbe 8th day of June, 1897, at 9
o'olock in the foreuoon of said dav and at
II,. f.nttrt ir....aA i v -i' . .
imu iu uuouv, saiu county,
as the place for examination of aid fiual
account. All persons interested in said
estate are hereby notified thnl they are re
quired to appear before said Court at said
tims and file in wriihiDg any objection
they may have to tbe allowauce of said fiual
account and settlement of said estate.
Hated tueene, Oregon, May 6th, 1897.
E. K. HENDERSON,
Administrator.
E. B. SKIPWOKTH.
Attorney for Admr.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby uiven that Chal-i.. r-
Powers, administrator of lbs estate of Mar
garet I. Smith, deceased, has filed lis final
account in Ibe said estate, and the Count)
Court ot Lane Couuty, Ongon, has fixed
the time for eiamitislion and pos ing on
said final accollut on the "th day ot Juue
I8'.I7, at tbe hour of 10 o'clock a. m.. at the
Court Houae in Eugene, Ortgon. All per
son, interested in said esiate em hereby
notifi.dlhat luiy ate t, quired to appear
bef orpaaidCoort at iaid line and fti.
ot jretionn in wriurg tbat they mar have to
tbe ail.Ki.ut- ol said final account and
at al a, lllrtnvtit of Mid estate.
CilAHLES E POWERS,
Administrator.
M. 0. W ILK IKS,
Attornrv f jr Administrator,
NOTICE FOR POULICATIOS.
Laud Ofliod ui Kosebur. Oiiki n,
May 21. 18U7. IQ the Circuit c0(m TT"
Notice ia h'dfby given that the folio- for Lane J ,iUn
ing namfd settler has flU d notice of his in-1 Edward H GcmDh v?""1'
tentionto make final proof in support of j , VB v 1 "lotiff.l
bis elaira, and that said proof will be made Itoheit J Kpne u- I
before Joel Ware, United Stales Conitui-t-! Keppel his wile' ull'i
sioner, at Eugene, Oregon, on July 5, 1897, ie Kppt, 'jtf !" I
iz: James a atnuu, on n. a.
7125, for the w y, aw yt ana a y n ci
sec 26, Ip 18 8.. B 1 east.
Be names tbe following witnesses to
prove bii continuous residence upon ana
cultivation of, h. Id laud viz:
James Howard, Andrew J umcneater,
W, nlev Neel. all of Lowell, Oiei;on, and M
8 Barker of Eugene, Oregon.
it V BATCH,
Begister.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Noti is hereby given tha WL Brislow
has oeen ilnly appointed administrator of
the estate of William 01 xtomuetr, aeceasru.
All persona having claims against said es
tate are hereby notinea to present ine rauie
tn tbe adiuiuistrator at tbe law office of
Geo B Dorr is, at Etigeue Cily, Uregon,
wiihin aix months from tne aate ol tuts no-
lice.
W, L. Bbistow,
Administrator.
Geo. B. Dobbis,
Atty. for Eftate.
NOTICE TO CBEDITOB8.
Notice is hereby civen that the under
signed has been by the county court of
Lane county uregon. appoiniea aumiuie
trator ot lb eitate of Gilbert F Mack, de
ceased. All persons bsving claims
against said estate are hereby notified
to present uem 10 ia uuuer
signed with tbe proper and legal vouchers
at tbe law office of A O Woodcock in Eugene,
Lane connty, Oregon, within six
months from the date of this notice.
Dated May 3rd, 1897.
A C Woodcock,
Administrator of the estate of Gilbert F
Maok, deceased.
EXECUTOB'8 NOTICE.
Notice is hereby civen by the under
signed, Isabella Blakely, execntrix of the
estate ot Martua nalrer. aeceaBea, to me
creditors of, and all persons having claims
aeainst. Baid deceased to exhibit them,
with the nectBsary vonohers, witbin six
months after the pnblication of this notice,
to Baid executrix, or to her attorney, W A
Wood, at bis office at Eugene, Oregon.
Dated April 28, 1897.
Isabella Bliki'.v,
Execntrix.
A Wood,
tty . for Executrix,
ADMIN1STBATOB-S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
C K Hale has been duly appointed adniinis
trator of the estate of Hannah Taylor, deceased
bv the Countv Court of Lane county, state of
Oregon; and all persons having clainiB against
eaid estate are hereby notified to present the
same to said administrator at ma residence in
Hale precinct in aaid -couuty duly verified
within six months from the date ot thlB
notice.
Dated at Kugene, Oregon, this 10th day
ot April, LWI.
C. K. Halk.
Admr. cf said Fstate,
L. BlLYEU,
Attorney.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Boseborg, Oregon
May 3, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that tbe following
Darned settler nas filed nonce ofbtRiDten
lion 10 make final proof in support of bin
claim, and that said proof will be made he
fore Joel Ware, U 8 O C Commissioner
al Eugene, Lane county, Oregon, on
June 12, 1897, viz: Perry Neff
on HE No 7160 for the u1, neji.t
Y, nw of Beo. 31 tpl9 s, r 7 weBt.
He names the following wittiexses U
prove bis oontinnons residence upon end
cultivation of said land, viz:
Charles W Letson, John F Wright Wil
liam Williams, and Francis McCullougb,
all of Mouud, Ortgon.
B M Vkatch,
Begister.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF S ALB
vr ItfcAL, i-KOi'JSHl Y.
Notice is hereby given tbat bv virtu,- id
an older of the county oourt of the stute i f
Oregon for the county ot Lane made and
entered in said oonrt in the matter of the
estate of H C Humphrey, deceased, on the
third daycf May, 1897, the nid-rcigi.ed
will offer for sale at private Bale ami s. II
o tbe highest bidder for assh at the Lane
tounty Bauk iu Eugene, Lar.e county,
Oregon, cn and after Saturday, the
fifth day of Jnoe, 1897, at oue ii'ol. ck
in the afternoon i fsaid day al. the ii.terest
owned by H O Humphrey at the time of
decease in the following described real
property to wit: The sw an.l the a y, of
the nw of see 11, and the Be y. of the s-
yt oi sec IU and tbe ne of tbe ne V.' of
eo 15; the same being the doamii n I o il
lhim of Lutber Hasbroixk Not. N" '.n
iso me s e a of the ne yt, snd the i.e .
t the se ol see 10, all in tp 15 s, r 5 w,
ontaining 400 acresof land in Lane connty,
Oregon.
Dated May 3rd, 1897.
BUTTIIS E. HtJMPHBKT,
AomiDiBirntrix of the estate of H C
numpnrey, deceased.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
Notice is hereby given tnat the nnder
signid admiuistrator of thn et,.to ni w.
Weber, deceased, pursuant to mi order of
iuo couuiy court of l,aue county, Oregou,
made snd entered the 3rd day of May. 1897
ill sell at private sale for cash in band
orusfquivulentall of Ibe following de
scribed real property belongii g to sat-J es
tate to-wit: The south half of '.ul 6 iu
block 40 original plat of Junction CiK,
Lane couuty, Orrgon. The snid sale to
begin at 1 o'clock p m on the 5th dj of
June, 18S7, the same to take place on the
said premises.
Dated Eugene, Oregon, May 3rd, 1897,
. . . Robsut Clow,
Administrator nt ,, U'n, tui
deceased. '
Sotlce to ( redlfors
iNottr is hereby giv.n ,hiit Ihe titid.r-
--ik-ueu ntts been isii., . h.l ..I.........
. ijsiale of G. C. Boe" d.cas.d. w
me counij Court of Lan f'..... ,v n
All perwns holding claims against ti.. ,,d
tstate ll t ra.. nr. u,,i .,. . ... ...
undersiantsi within i .nH.t . . ...
.1. , ,i . .
date. -vu.ua iron, "'
Jan iatv 2C. 1897
Ida B. Rok.
JiwuitA i . A.lmiDistratrlx.
jobhua J. Walton
Attorney tot Estate.
Summ
ons.
i omt intimity to j,
anu tor a sale aud an Writ,,,..
hbip property. utmg ,jf
To Bobe.t J Kepnel
and Nannie Kemi T '. . ""'iG v..
by summoned sud ual C
said Circuit court o. Sii, 10 nvt
of Jane. 1897. ThrtbH;
tbe nut r tnl, ,m Sr a, j.
begnn and held at the Con,, n tt""t ' U
gene City in said conn?, a "h.
then und.h reanswe, L" "1. Si
plainliffor he plaintiff ,.?mP1"UI,u
ouun ior me relief pra,,.,, ; -yt'l to n,
plaint for a dissolution , i ""k to.
existing betwetn ihe plain a """tip
eLdant Bobert J Kerffi""? 'Udi
nnnnlino anA . .., If ' lna Icr .
rhiD acconnta .. . ! !he
ot the procecla of the i, , l'V'fmt
described real ,o, ' '-UdJ
county Oregon, io v.ii' c"'w ' U.
point 9.80 chains sou h ol " ,h " '
corner of the L Poi.,,1, ihl i "t
claim No 52 township , i "Z h I"0"
west, thence west Jm Jm'2i,
connty road thence outh n?","""!
east ten cha.na along eelfro,' p
road, ihence east 24 77 chsiii.k
9.63 chains, Ibeuce '
to the place , heniooif! cl"u"
taming tweuty-fivo acres of Zd'i. ,n'
couuty, Oregon, to be applied in
of tbe parti.ei.hip liahil ,,e6 " , ,WMl
towit: $mo due and S fe'l
tor such other relief a. to MLe.P 'Dtl?
seem equitable aud just r, ,?'' 0!
tooo.rtth.:ibnJoFlJ,ll
the April tern of said court so?1',1'
servioe of summons be tt,,de i, ., ' U
each of you by publication in tUg
Daily Goa,,d a newspaper of (rS
lation pubhs ed daily ji Buil Sffi
oooseoutive weeks. """"'ymrtu
Gto 11. Dorm.
Pi lit;,
Summons.
county0""''00"10-'0.'"!-.
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corporation, Plaintiff,
Samiial T.nnnun 117 T i. ,
I
Carty his wife, and Robert Wi!S
receiver or and the MerhsnU X,.
tlonal Bank of Tacoma, Wash., ui in.
solvent corporation, Defendaoti I
To each of the above named dtfendmti
In the name o the State of Onsen, SKtti
each of you are hereby required to upiwrJS
answer the complaint filed avainst mitZ
ahove entitled suit on or before Mmidiv Jm
14, 18117. that being tl.e 1st d.y of 7.
term of said C ourt; and if you f,i , t,, ,pp
and answer for want thereof, plaintiff will sn
ply to the, Court for relief prayed for in Hi
oomplamt, to-wit: for judnieotagljii Sin
uel Looney for 82578 with interest it 10 tw
cent. from Murch 1, 18!I7, and for at cli ianjH
the Court may adjudge reasonable ibattonun
fees, and for its costs and disbursement! ol tha
suit, and for a decree to the elfect till tha
mortgage described in complaint be foreclneJ
and the sheriff of Laue County, Oregon, wll in
the manner prescribed b law said mortiwd
premises, to-wit : Sunt h - west j, west J of north
west Jand north-westjrf south-east j,iMt!
16, township lit south range 5 west; al 1
uinning at etk. 5.76 cn. w. com. cor sees 15, 16,
21 and 22, Baid tp. run th. w. 31.24 chj.n. 3)
clip, e. 20 chains, n. -10 cbs. 1. 18 deg. ISmii.
e. 22.20 chs, b, 10 (leg. 45 uiin. e. 3'JMclnto
plKcerf beiinning; also beginnioi; t rt
chs. w and 48 25 chs. n of se cor. sec. 16 t U
south raDge 5w.-st aud run thence v7ollcai
a 8 25 chs, e 7.50 chs, n 8. 'Jo cha. to place of
beginning, containing 374 84 acres, exceptiof
w i nw i, w 4 s w i see. 1(1, and Mint tlie pro-c-:eds
be appiieil to payment of pUiotifi
claim, and that defenilaiits and encb of thein
and all persons claiming through tb,m be for
ever barred and foret-hwed for all right to
etpiity in said premises or any art Iheret
This tuimi "-us is pub isbeii by order of J C
Kullerton, . in-ae of saiil Court, mails till
Marih 12, 1U7.
M. 0. WILKIN'S,
l'laintifs Atlorrer,
Dated at Eugene, Ore g o, A ril 12, 1ST.
Summons.
fn the Circuit Court of lie State of Orr
ibe county of Lntie
Ida l
tbe esiu'
l!oe, A'initi i-irslrii ol)
f G C Hoe, deceased, j ,
Pisintiff,
vs,
Defendant. !
C C H
'lo C 0 Boe,
the shore named atln
dallt.
In tip i .me of tho State of Oregoo, jm
are lu-nby couim- nihd to "PPf" "j
sn-we, t!, complaint of Ihe plsnuffnl
eg-iusi v ii in the stove entiibd sewn
or bef. r the Hlh day of June lew.
being 't first dnv ol Ibe neii "f"1'1
term of s 'id Court. Ai d if yon fall
appear ud answer ior wau.
flainlitl will sppiy te ine - -
. J.J i .l.. ,.,nl.i!,t tovil
renei u uiauiie.i iu too tu".,
Fm jii-.iii.bt agait.st "U for lbs
K.,o. Ti . ui-end Four Htndied .r.d W
...... . n u rani inlerell.
e.-sTB ol.d disbursemenis of this 'I,D" ,
This summons is published bj ord.r
tbe Hon. J. C. Ftillerion, joilgeot
Court, msde April 7, 18U7.
Wai.ti.ii & llisaiw.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
NOTICE FOB i'UULICATIOS
Land Office at KobM. 0'tr.
April 2o, is-'-Notice
is beteby given ih.l tb'WM-Ing-namtd
selllei hss filed c(,ll',' (
Intention to n-ske final proo 'tn .pfertj
his claim, aud that s.ic I proof '
before Joel Ware.U. S. C C C'.rau.i;ioW
at Engene, Oregon, ""!" ' for
tLenV, se.'.' ne?4 tw'a'. lot 3 see I
l.hvi Mul euuecs i'u . ,
; 18. tp 16.
r o west. ;,ta to
He n.mes the following 'JJ
prove his conliunons r.kider.ce up
cultivation f said land va: A;
John Gold-, u. of Goldson. OrrPJ
A Hollenlack, ol tioldson. O,.
Morgan. ofC.ldson. Oregon; itf
gueson, of Irving, Oregon
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