a.ULV KUUENE (jUAUD.
imbtivtied every evening ol the weeJ.Huuday
ximpUmI. Addrew nil commuuicAtioiii and
mate all rumftuuces piyab.j to the Ec?kb
oiuku, Kuiceiit'. uif;oji.
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biucl-- tijii- &
will urn bu m-iii by until lu anuryw., tr
my lewth uf tlim-, unlet (mil til Advance.
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Enure1! sf second-clatst matter at lay
KAfcTKKW OFFICE
Nw York City.
-JtfG tn an TVmtili! Court
H. KAiZ, Agent,
C AMJ'BKUj BUGS, rublkhurB
SWA
10 1 2 13 14 (5 10
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Moon's Phases.
April 0 Full Moon
April 13 Last Quarter
April 20 New Moon
April 28 First Quarter
WEDNESDAY
APRIL 13
Weather Bureau Daily Report
Portland, April 13 Mm, 0:80 i.
tVKATIIKU roHKCAHT Foil
SlIUEWt, OHKUON.
For tonight: Fair.
Fair and cooler.
For Thursday
Union Tl.'ket.
flTATH.
Ooveruor Will B King, ol Baker,
C'ouiireuiuan First Dlstrlot, B M
Veatch, of Douglai. Seooud District
C M Dsnaldsou, of Baker.
Supreme Judgo W M Baiusey. of
Yamhill.
Seoretary of State Harrison B Kltv
uaid, of Lane.
btate Treasurer J O Booth, of
Josephine.
Attorney General John L Story
of Wasco.
Btate Prluior -Urns A FJloh, of
Claokaniaa.
BehoolBuperlnteudout H B Lyman
of Clatsop.
BKCK1N1) JUDICIAL D1BTRIOT,
t'lroult Judge J W HttiulUon,
Douglas.
Dlstrlot Attornay Heury Deiilluger,
of I.lncoUi.
"HOUNl MONKV-OOliU."
llr Harris, Republican Clinirninu, In
vlted to Answar Bomo Questions.
Dr T V Harris, olmirtimii of the
district congressional convention
' held at Kugone tho other day said,
in hiB address to the convontion,
that he was in favor of "sound
mon3y gold."
Dr Harris is interested in I.ano
county farming property. Will ho
be bo kind as to intortu our readers
as to tho profits in farming under
those Cievolund-Molvinloy gold
Blandard times? Also about tho
uer contage iirolit that a careful
farmer can realize oil' a good farm
like tho one he owns? Also if ho
is not ol the opinion thai the man
who owns the gold and loans it to
man like himself, who have nought
to devolop the country by iuiprov
ing tho stock and farms, docs not
realize a far greater profit for tho
tamo than do the borrowers who
labor wilh unceasing toil?
And does he not honestly think
. that the demonetization of silver
has made monoy more valuable?
Does he approve of the McKinley-
Gaee measure to further contract
our money circulation by retiring
the gieenbanks with interest bear
ing gold bonds?
We should like to see Dr Harris
sink the partisan in the fair square
business man an 1 patriot, and give
pointed answers to these queries.
TlioUuAitn is willing to allow him
reasonable space in its columns to
explain how "sound money gold"
an Improve our condition ratlior
than sound Uioney gold, silver,
greenbacks and utlisr paper cur
re my.
HU.bOMK, FliA'ITIIkV.
"Take your time, I're-icleiit. Mc
Klnley, y.u ijuvu always b'.-eii right
in your ijjliuies and yuu ara right
now; our hturta are wilh you," so
Eaid delegate Jticl.l, of .Marion
coun'y, at tho ciiiigie?Bi(.iial con
vention, Kegister.
Thio 1'ruHident worship is naus
eiting. Almost while "del)ate
Judd" was prostituting hiB .man
hood with fulsome lluttery con
gresH was taking the Cuban matter
out oi the hinds of tho President.
Congroa Buys tho executive cannot
be trusted to deal with the question,
and almost c Miipletoly ignore him.
And all patriotic citizens hoirtily
sustain conreh-i in its movo to
force the r a'.ional butcher ami ren
((.uln from i hemiHphere.
j -(
llNHIir;.- Til K l AHI'ICU.
Tin" ex c i-ntd li..-Hiii.-o
lm hruH. ii'd
liupjii'iieil. v.'un
President Mt
Kiiiley i
Cuban (jii
i-kl", mid "ill cHiIh the
enlion rtitiiiuil reference
to ihe ttimk an I i.iiilory executive.
Never hid iiinii belter opportun
ity in Hlrike the ch"i'l nf public
Byinpai.'iy, and make a name fur
hliiiBclf, and never did man so
signally lail to take advantage of
that opportunity. Hut Congre-tit is
not dominated by the financial in
fluences that evidently have cou
trolled our President. When patri
otism cornea to the Iront Wall
Btreet takes a back ground.
Trie Spanish minister says the
prejudice of this country I'gaiiiBt
Spain precipitated the Cuban con
test. Ho is right about the preju
dice. Tho man who can read the
history of the world without ac
quiring a very strong prejudice
against that country has little hu
inanity in his composition. The
crimes Bho has perpetrated, th
misery she has entailed on tho hu
man race, can never fully be told
Tho pagt'B of history aro not broud
enough to hold it. Her disappear
unco from tho Western hemisiihere
will be a bright paga in its history
It Uncle bam had fought first
and explained ultorward, upon th
heels ol the blowing up of hiB ship
and the murder of his men, the
whole world would have applauded
mplomaoy is tho most 'poworful
engine to further tho ends of the
devil: it is a dignified name for a
superlativo degree of low cunning
npaniarus have ovor excelled a
the serpent has its gifts
ounning and glides gracofully from
the victim ol its fanes. The only
suioly is to cruBh H on sight.
4. La Kochn. a Madrid nowBimner
openly calls tor baeiieta't) assaBKinu
lion it ho b.icksdowu to tho Uuited
Statoa.
Down Brakes, and Reverse I "
When a truiii is discovered rushing on to a
lngiutui col-
the system la flvinor nlonir the truck of li
eime ni mich n iiitthttul puce Unit no ordinary
methods wilt prevent dianitcr. There are
leuty of medicines which act tucrelv ns
brakes to "slow up" the disease nnd put
(T disaster for n little while: but that isn't
cnounli. What is needed i & medicine that
ill instantly reverse the entire wasttnir.
'irenerutinu process.
When people are tosintr flesh and strencth
nd vitality, with the life oozing out of them
iv niter n.iv, tiit'v need nr. rierce's (ioldrn
Medical Discoverv, which acts directly unon
the vital forces, completely transforms the
entire nutritive organism nnd totally re
verses the wasting, debilitating process
hieh Is at the root of all diseases.
It enables the digestive and blood-making
organs to supply me circulation witu tin
abundance of pure, healthy, red blood. It
tops the wasting of tissue, builds up solid
muscular nesii ami Healthy nerve-torce.
MIm M.irv Whitman nf 1 i-rt DirVlnnnn.
Franklin Co, N. V, writes: "For itearlv ten
lonthi I hnve had a had cotiirh. and tnntrnd of
;ltinir letler. it bitw worte, until I was advivd
a friend to trv Or. linT's (".olden Medical
DWeovrry. 1 hpil;tetl at firt, for it seemed to
me nothing would Ki-e relief only death. My
mrrtu weir nmtons nlxtut me, and 1 M-ns salii
o have emuumptlon. I lri! your metheinet.
nd before t hm taken manv ilose-t there wm a
teat chnnp. When I hr second Kittle wat empty
nau no rung n ami wan a gieai ucui igc,
Mills for Wood.
Tlio Hoard of llrtotorB of ndiool (lit-
t riot No 4, I.ano county, Oreon, will
celvo w-Kli'il llii mull Mny 4lli,
S98 for to i-oriln eooml crowtli wlille
cmk wood, 4 fi'flt oig, not kws than
lnclie In dlnmvler lit iiiihII mil ml
not more tliMi 10 Ini'lics In illniiiPtor nl
Inrvtt end, and UU oorda old irriMth
yt'llow or tfd fit woml, 4 feet long, to
lie d.llvefd Ht tlio School IIoiihik In
Kugt'iie, on or Iwfore AukuhI 15, 1S0S.
Hlulit rvwrvml to ivjcot any and all
tilila. A gixid and .ulllolcnt IhiiiiI will
tie required for the fnltlifnl t'orforin-
noe of th contract.
Dutcil April 8, 18H8.
Uko V Chaw, t'lerk.
' p iiotoii, ii is a
-'"iViffi- ' in-
p il ijji mmm utant an the
I3l I lm Ba J engineer
LB , Eb' i P) "Down
mQ lniY ,brakMl"
l M I fn7t I 1 reverses
!jJlpg-,LrJ enough ; the
ft l?y whole pro
II 'J fr7 pelliuR' pow.
If M cr of the cn.
it f A Rine must be
jy -J f " "v'rHfd nnd
Il f pr3r"mil(ie to work
II i" lie oppo-
fl J fS TMi to. That Is
'Jf x'" VsK "tnetltuea
jVl with disease.
There are
ONION CONVENTION CALLED.
County Convention Friday, Api it 22
ftlmim April 10.
j o ii;i.i: vi i;n.
Jn accordance wlt'i llie action of
the Populibt, Democratic uud Silver
Itepiibllcaii county conventions, held
in Kugene, March 1, 1 808, the chair
men or the County Central Committees
of thene Huverul purtiett with the chair
man of the Union organization hereby
lHsue a call for the Laue County Unio
Primaries to be held in the several pre
cincts of Lane county at 1 o'clock p m
(Saturday, April 8i8, for the pur
pose of choosing delegates to the Union
County Convention, to be held in Eu
gene at 10 o'clock a. ni.,
FRIDAY. AFKIL 2'J, 1808.
The hanls of representation Is 2 dele
ifiiU.' at lurge for each precinct and
one f r every 30 votes aod fraction of
30 more thun one half Cdft for William
J liryun at tho November election in
189H.
According to the above husls of rep-
roNeniftUoii each precinct is entitled to
the fultowlng number of delegates, viz:
North KuKeno No 1 , ..ft North Eugene No 2
North KiiKUiiQ No 3. 3
Bouth i: UK eiio No 2. f)
F.Iinlni i
Florence fl
Onto (J rut It 3
Hurinan 3
IrvlliK .... ft
H Junction 5
tang Tom..., i 3
Lane il
Middle Fork 1
Mohawk 4
McKenzIa 3
Pleasant Hill 4
.Spencer. .5
W t'otlHge Urovo....S
Hiimlaw 3
Willamette 5
Bohemia 3
Creswcll 8
Cheflher 3
boiith Kugene No 1
Foulh Kngeiio NoH.,4
Full C'reulc.
(ioHhen B
Olotitena 3
1 1 a, el Dell.
N Junction 6
Jasper
Lost Valley...,, .....4
Lake Creek
Mabel
Mupleion. , ,
Mound
Richardson 6
E Cottage Orovo 8
SpilngHuld.,
Thurston ,
Walton 3
Heceta
Camp Creek 4
Coyote,
Tull 180
Iu order lo comply with the require
riicnlu of the primary law the election
preclnutu within the corporate limits
of the city of Kugene, viz.: North Eu
gene 1 and 2, and South Eugene 1 and
2, will be represented In the conven
tion by (lie delegates elected by tho
Democratic and Populist primaries
held March 12, 1896.
As the several parties joining in the
Union movement should be represented
in tho Union County Convention, it is
suggested I lint each precinct divide
the delegation so that each party shall
have al least one delegate.
J G Stkvenson, Chairman Union
Uentinl Committee.
A Jumwalt per A b Patterson,
Acting Chairman Populist Central
Committee.
Joshua J Walton, Chairman Dem
ocratic Central Committee.
C H llAKKit, Chairman Silver
publican Central Committee,
Vo euro Coii.tliiiiiiun r"ir.:T .
Tnlie CascuroLfl Ciimlv CiiLmirtic 10a or 25o.
u u. c. C full to oure, clruimutg rofuna mouer
Au Allldnvll.
This Is to certify that on May lltli.I
walked to Mellck's drugstore on a pair
of crutches and bought, r bottle o
Chauiberlalii'o Paiu Balm .or intam
mutory rheumatism whloh bad crip
pled me up. Alter using three bottles
I am completely cured. I can chser
lully recommend It. Charles H Wet-
r.i'1, Hunbury, Pa.
Sworn n"il subscribed to before me
on August 10, 1804. Waller Bhlpman
P. For sale at 60 cents per bottle by
Osburn &. DeLann.
To Lure a Cold lu One Day.
Take Laxative Bronio Quinine Tab
ets. All druggists refund the money If
It falls to oure. 25a. The genulue has
L on each tablet.
Clothino Wanted. The It
are In need of clothing to supply the
net dy ones brought to their notice, aud
would request that all persons having
suitably discarded clothing, speak to
Mrs Parsons at J H MoCluug's store,
or Mm Willuughby at the nonbonlere,
aud the ladles will call lor the same.
RE
ROUGH
HANDS
Ilchlr,, ,oly, bMIn pain,., .Ii.p,!,.,, n.n,,
ully, raolhy .kln.dry, thin, anil f.ltlntr hlr, llch.
i h ( irriruK Hoap, ,d Bl., ,,
IU CUTioiHi (olnnuont), tho ,rr.l ain cure.
ticura
IwJ ,.T."ri? ' "If ""rt-L rorm Dire ticpCau.
Ill- - Uow lo Vrodue. SrA. Whll, llanila," lm.
itchino mmfyguesur
CASTORIA
Tor Infants and Children.
n
Mff
Rrervbody Bayi So.
raen Candy Outbnrtlo, the moat wan-
i tui miitirnl tisco erv or tho nee, pieas
t utnl vefn-ahinii to tho tnsio. net irontlv
ami positively on kldncvu, liver and bowels,
cIcAtiaing tho eutlm nvstem, dispel colds,
cum htadnoho, fever, tiabttuul eonstiticn
nil oiiioiisneaa. I' least) Iniy nnd trv a Ih
f(tl to-dav; 10, W, M mils, tioldood
uarautccd to cure by all druMiUta.
General Debility
and Loss of Flesh
Scott's Emulsion tas been tht
standard remedy for nearly a
quarter of a century. Physicians
readily admit that they obtain re
sults from it that they cannot get
from any other flesh-forming food.
There are many other prepara
tions on the market that pretend
to do what
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
does, but they fail to perform it.
The pure Norwegian Cod-liver Oil
rr.L'Ae into a delightful cream, skill
fully blended with the Hypophos
piiitcs of Lime and Soda, which
are sucn vaiuanie ionics,
makes this preparation an
ideal one and checks the
wasting tendency, and the
patient almost immediate
ly commences to put on
flesh and gain a strength
which surprises them.
I!, sure you R,t SCOTT'S Emulsion. Se, th,t Ihe
mm ,nd lish are on ins wrapper.
$oc. and $1.00, all drurists.
SCOTT It BOWNE, Chemisls, New York.
Wood Wanted.
Bids will be teceived at the office of
the seoretary of the lioard of Itegei.ts
of the University of Oregon unti
April 15, 1898, for 100 cords ol grub oa!
wood. 4 feet long, not les than three.
nor more than eight Inches in diarne
ter.
Dated April 4, '9S.
J J Walton,
Secretary Board of Regents,
Notice for Publication.
Lund Oftico nt ltoRfbtirg, Oregon.
April 11, 1HU8.
Notice is hereby niven thiit the following
minimi sir.rtlf'f- lii,N fi led notice of hid inten
sion 10 make coraimuatiou final proof
10 support of bin cluim, and
that said proof will be mado be
lore Joel Ware, U S (Jour-' inaioner
at Eusene. Lane county. Oregon,
May 25. 1898. viz: Orou E Thompson
on HE No 8071, for the s w s w of
sec 1,1 tp lo s r o weat.
lie usees the following witnefc&en. tc
prove his noutiuuotia residence upon and
cultivation of snid land, viz:
David Thompson, ltii'hard F Moan. An
drew J Wood, John Cautrell, all of Eugene,
Oregon.
U M v HATCH,
Kegister.
NOTICJS '10 CREDITORS.
EMrtte of Eliznbeth Co
Notice is hereby uivim that T G Hendricks
has been appointed Kxtcutor of tho (3 state
of Elizabeth Oonser, deceasctl, by the
County Court of Lwe County. Orecou, A
persona having cliiimsngiiiuBtsaid estate aro
hereby notified to present the same (o the
Exeoutor at the First National Bank in
Eugene, Lane County. Oreeou. within six
months from tbo date of this notice, with
me necessary voucders.
T. ti, UENDHICK8,
Gko. B. Doititis, Executor
Attorney fur the Estate.
EiiBone, Oregon, Feb. 9, 1898.
J. F. FORD,
(Evangelist,)
Dtn Moinoa, Iowa, writeB under date o
March 23,
B. B. Mkj. Mfo. Co.,
Dufur, Orecon.
Gentlemkn: On arriving home lust
week, I found till well unti. anxiously
waiting. Our little girl, eiaht nn. one-
iimi yeura oiu, wno naa watea awav
to 88 pounds, 1& now well, Btroug and
viguruuB. aua weu uesnea up. a. H,
Cougli (:ure has done its work well.
Both of the children like it. Yf.nr H
B. Cough Cure ban cured and kept
nwpy u uuiiraiiese irom nie, bo give
ii mi ovei)' duo, wiin greetings ior all.
wiHiuug you prosperity, we are
Yours, Mr. and Mks. J. F. Ford,
HyouwlBhtD feel froih and e'ueerhil, and
ready tor the Spring's work, cleanse tho Byntein
with tho Head ho ho nd Liver Cure, by talci g
Hold under a positive guarantee
' i ma i t r lioitT br all ilinpgln
NOTICE.
U 3 Land Office,
Rostnmm Ohewon,
lTebruary, , 1898. J
Complaint havinR been entered at this of lice
y t an k Kichler aKiunst William W Hay
fi-r ahandoniinr Ilia homestead enfcrv n 7'.i"il
dated .Inly 9, ISiW, upon the InU 1, 2, 8 and A,
flection 7, township 17 south, ran no 10 weat, in
Lane county, Oregon, with a view to tho can
epilation of Baid eutry, the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at the nllice of
Joel SVare, U 8 Commisionor, at Eugene,
Ortvnn, on the Hint day of March, 181W, at 10
o'clock a m, to renpond and furnish tealiniony
concerning -.aid alleged abantlonment Hear
ing at this ottice on the testimony so Liken on
April it. IS'W. at 10 o'clock a m. Sntli.-i-t,
avulonce having been tiled to show that per
onal service cannot be had, it ia hereby
ordered that service be made by publication
in the Kueae Omrd, aecrdinfr to law.
K M katch, Kegister.
K 8 Shkuuian, Receiver.
NOTICE FOR rURLK'ATlON
Land Offiee at Roseburg, Or, )
March 81, lWS.
Notice is hmebv oiven that th a fnlinv.
iug-tmund settler has tiled notifooihig
intention to make Onal proof in support of
his cluim. and that snid roof will Lmml.)
before Joel Ware, U. S, Coiumidsioner,
at En gene. Oreeou, on May 10, lji'ts,
vi: Ilord M Kaufmau on it E No tifiSS
for thee v' u w aud lot 1, Sec U0. to lo
1 went,
Ho uanicB the foiiowiuc witnesspa to
prove hit continuous ua. deuce nnou and
cultivation of said land vix:
oolomon Bart. a. John Fields. Ed
Barnes, George RigKS, all of Mabej, Ortgon,
u. oi. HATCH,
)t.-jnster
fiiott s f ervenne
mm . . m ...
Is
Th grral
remedy for
nervous pros
tration and
all nervous
diseases of the
ceneratie or-
M. AND il W.n l .MMI.
ex, such as Nervous Prostration, Failing or
lost Manhood, Impotency, Nightly Emis
sion,, Youthful Errors, Mental Worry, ex
cessive use of Tobacco or Opium, which
lead to Consumption and Insanity. $1,00
Mon S CHEMICAL CO., Prop's, Cldtelind, Ohio.
Kor sale by Wllklns & Linn,
I
publication.
Lai d C'llic.
Kuwl urg. Orrgou.
rtbruurv -O, 10.0.
Kotiie U litrtlij givin Ihst tlie lollowing
irnuitd settler has nltd notice oi Ins iiiten
tiou tomaka ual prnol iu sufport f( In"
cluiui.oud llml slil proof will I
before Joel ttmi, U Comuiis.iuner, at
rgeue, Line countv, Ortgou, on April!,
lSUb, viz: B.nud lirobaker on If . No
7!)5J, for tlie loin Nos 13, M, lo end Hi '
8 tp .0 a r i em,!,
lie LouirB tL d'lKv'.in ni"
prove Lis continuous rebulrneo ui'oii und
cu)iiv:itiou of tiiid Unit, uz:
Uiorge H Yeriiigtou, t'ruuk Mingo,
Lanrmce Millican. all if tilnm, Lune
county, Oregon; (jrwooii 1- Krebs, of
Eueeue, Lane county, Ongnn.
h. . EATC11,
ltegiiin-r.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
M M DaviH, has been duly appointed execu
toi of the eatate of Catharine iJavis deceased
the county court of Lone county, Oregon;
dd al persona having claims againbt uaid
tlate are her Ly ut tried to present the same
my verified to said mlniinistrutor at the law
H ie ef L Bilycu, Eugene, Ongi.n, within
ix iiioutha from the date of this notice.
Dated Eugene, Oregon, Feb 17th, 1S!S,
M M. Davis.
Executor of the estate of
Catharine J avin deceased.
Ii BiiaVKu, Atty.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Oflice at Roseburg, Or, 1
March 1H, 18HH. f
Notice ia hereby given that the following
named settler lias hied notice of his intentiou
to make fnal proof in support cf his claim,
and that Hiid proof will be made before Joel
Ware, V S commissioner, at Eugene, Oregon,
on April 30, 1898, viz: Charles O Mattesou on
H E No 0094, lor the w i n w and w i s w i
sec 28 tp 18 s, r 1 east.
He namen the following- witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said laud, viz:
Matthew Laflin, John II Raines, (John
Kissinger, all of Fall Creek, Oregon; Charles
M Kissinger, of Eugene, Oregon.
li M Vkatch, KegUter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at 1W Imri.', Oregon, 1
March 24, 1898. f
NTotice is hereby given that the following
named Bettler has riled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Joel
Ware, U b Commissioner, at Eugene, Oregon,
on May 12, 1898. viz; Adam Kitchey on ad
joining farm H E No 0979 for the s u e and
s e i s w j sec 10 tp 17 s, r 1 east.
He names the followiug witnesses to prove
hie continuous residence upon aud cultivation
of said land, viz:
James E Kennerly, Davis M Jones, J J
Fepiot, Gustav Nettl, all of Leaburg, Oregon.
rQiM : 'li M Veatch, Register.
g.irj(
Notice for
JOB
ENVELOPES
LETTER HEADS,
BILL HEADS,
MEMORANDUMS,
INVITATIONS,
CARDS,
WEDDING STATIONERY,
PROGRAMS,
POSTERS,
PAMPHLETS,
RECEIPT BLANKS
LEGAL BLANKS,
MINING BLANKS,
BRIEFS.
Or anything else you need executed to
your entire satisfaction.
Daily
and
Weekly
r
C'MPBEU B50S.. Parietsrs
NOTIC E J-Oi: PUBLICATION.
Iiinl Office t KosfhuiK, Orenuu,
I Febiuaty aii, ls'.W.
Nijiii'.-i. titmby eivfi thai the follow-iug-niuifd
-citltr bun tiltd nolice of Uistn
n u i'iii lo u ake final proof in fmpport ol
.U claim, ami thai R.J proof will he u ad
JtelWaro, Unitt-d tSt-teK Commis
rion. r at EuRtue, Iine county. Orecuu, on
April i. IH'jH. viz: Georg H Yerington on
II E No b7C0 fur tht- n M rc7 i Iti s r
2 east.
He Luun-6 the foUowii r! itntnf-eH to
prove his continsans n-Hidt rue upnfc itiid
nltivatio'j of. t-aid ini.d. viz:
bumuel Brewbaker, Frank Mengoz, Law-
retce Milliciin, ail of fcjmtuii, Lnue eonniy,
Oreton; Garwood E Ksb, of Eupne,
Lane county, Oregon.
R M Yfatch
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lund Office ut Itosebnry, Ore.
April 5, 1898.
Notice i hereby n,iven'thttt the followiug
named setth r has filed notice of his inteu
iton to multe final proof it.
support of hit claim, and ti at said proof
will be made before Joel Ware, CJ S
Commissioner, nt Eugene, Oregou. ou
Mny 24, 1891, viz: Frunk Schnltz, H E
No lilOU, fur tho s w of ucc. 20, .p 18 S U
1 East.
He names the follow ijig ifi" s lu
prove his continuous rt mdeuco upon mid
culiivaticn of snid land, viz:
Charles M Kissinger, William H Tar
sous, Eugene, Oregon; Andrew J Kissiu
fjer, Joshua Tujlor. Full Creek, Oreuu.
U M. Vkaicu,
Itr-tiiser.
NO'IICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Uoeeburg, Oregon, 1
April 0, 1H98. f
Notice is hereby given that tiie following
named settler lias filed notice of his intention
to make final proof iu support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Joel
Ware, U S Commihsiouer. at Eugene, Oregon,
on May 21, 1S98, viz: John T Iuman.on H
E No 71or, for the ce of see. 28, tp. 17 S, R
0 West.
He names the following witneFses to prove
his cuutinuous residtnee upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
John R Boyd, David F Bovd, of Eugene,
Oregon; James P Zurnwalt, Ira A Iiiman, of
Elmira, Oregon.
It. M. Vkatch,
Register.
NOTLt'E OF FINAL SETTLE M ENT
Estate of Martha Hairer, deceaBetl
-VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
J3l Isahelle Blakely, executrix of the estate
of Martha Hairer, deceased, has filed her
final settlement of said estate, and that Mon
day, April 4th, 1898, has been set by order of
court to hear objections, if any, to the same.
IS A BELLE BLAKELY,
W. A. Wood, Executrix
Att'y for Ebtate.
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