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Newspaper Page TextCOl.LKur. Mr X HINK. For Vou to Read Kind You Have (""'" mus"i ""'i i.i is 'ms for over 30 years, 1ms borne tlio slgimliis-e of U .....1 I,,... !..... .,.!.... 1, . All CouWi'ults lii.itutioi. ua (Substitutes nr.; but Ex wriracnts tbat triild with mid t'iiuuiig;u- iliu health of jufouts aiul Children. Experience against KYpcWineiit. What is CASTOR! A r rtorla is n. substitute for Cu.ttor Oil, IVtvcivoric, Drops ui Soothing Syrups. It Is Harmless ami Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xiircotio substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms anil allays Fovorlslmcsn. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation ,m,l Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Iho Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS ' Bears the Signature of BUHNERS CAP. 1)8. iTOK.NKYS-AT-LAW. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. fimoa 1 and 2 Chriaman Block. EOOENB, OREGON. J M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-ji T-UW Collections a specialty. Office-Over Lane County Bank, BILYliU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Offiie-OverFirat National Bank. Eugene, Obeoon, C WOODCOCK, ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW, Oice-One-half block south of Chriaman Blk Euokne, Obeoon, E II SKIPWORTH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Wi practice in all the Court's. Euoene Obeoon. mrawTHOHPSON OHAB A HARDY rjlHOMPSON 4 HARDY, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Me-In. First National Bank Building. M in all the court Euoene, Oreoon. QH, B DORRIS, "TOBSEYt COUNSELOR-AT-LAW r"Pr!inaIltlie conrta of the Second Uutrict and in the Supreme Court Wu( attention given to collections and ii foprobate. "fce-Firet National Bank Bldg. Roam 1, 2 and a J)RJ W HARRIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Wilkin. & Linn', drug atore. H"t-9 to 12 a ni; 2 to 5 and 7 to Wtaw-Ferry .treet between 11th and y KUYKEXDALL, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SUE.? EON -Ij ChrUman Block. rf omnt'Urgery aA "UrKioal dU' J1 E SELOVER, M. V. FHYKTHTiW iv.n CSl D"M?nt .Physician St Vincent -5$i, ' f ""i1""1' Oregon. tjkt'' . grOCOry "0re' :Sggww Seventh and High , J 8 I.CCKEY, JEWELER, Kck, ""dWk. Repaired. K'-oese. Oreoo J)SQBIDDLE, DENTIST bl e.t o Minnesota b" dIUnatratcd repeatedly wfr.i 1,18 wmn and in !! l?n..C0UnlrlM that Chamber- We;' !m.e',y ' certain pre- CVfel remedy for th,t ni rL . ,ner' of L"erty, W h, H'"'1,tll been said rhVmJ F,namberlain's Couzh 2 that i, ,",,"- ""eeeiis. we 'oon. i; a sure cure , - t 1 . 1. i , i nun . wi ......it? (ii,si lit.-, llei soiuil supervision, since its infancy. 'e4tU44, A'Vnv i-i- vo to doecive vou in t!ii-i. Kind You Have Always Bought ' In Use For Over 30 Years. Till CMTAUfl COWMNT. TT MURMf BLrtT, NCWVORKCITY. Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. It artificially digeststhe food and aids Mature in strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive or gans. It is the la test discovered digest ant and tonic. No other preparation can approacli it in efficiency. It in stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, SickIIeadache,Gastralgla,Crampg,and all other results of imperfect digestion. Prepared by E. C. DeWItt A Co., Chicago, VINCENTS CO., rorncr Drug Store. Restores VITAL! I V- LOST VIGOR AND MANHOOD Cures Impotency, Night Em issions and wasting diseaseo, all elfects of self SSJji) abuse, or excess and hid; sftr'-ssd cret'on' Aiiorvetoiiieanrt Vi u '''nod builder. Brings the ii -itf? pink glow to pale cheeks and SriJrk restores tlie "re youth. $fiJfQS? By mail 50c per box; G boxes for .Vi.SO; with a written guaran tee to euro or vel'und tho monoy. NERVITA 'MEDICAL CO. Jllnton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. For aale W L DeLano Druggist Brave Men Fall Victims to stomach, liver and kid ney troubles as well as women, and al feel the result In loss of appetite, poisons in the blood, backache, ner vousness headache aud tired, listless, run-down feeling. But there is no need to feel like tbat. Listen to J W Gardner, Idavllle, Ind. He says: "Electric Bitters are just the thing for a man when he is all run down, and don't care whether he lives or dies: It did more to give me new strength Biid good appetite than . anything I cculd take. I can now eat anything and nave a new lease on life." " Only 60 cents, at Linn's Drug btore. livery bottle guaranteed. Xolice. The Ladies Aid of the 1st Presbyterian church will give a supperon the even ing before Washington's birthday, Feb. 21st. The menu and further par ticulars will be published later. Hick Headache absolutely and per manently cured by UBing Moki Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures consti pation and indigestion, niukes you eat, sleep, work and happy. Katifaction guaranteed or money back. 25 cts and 50 cts. For sale by VV L DeLano. I. T. Travis, Agent (Southern It. R., Snllna. Ha., writes: "I can not say too much In praise or One Minute Ooiiffh Cure. It mv case It worked like a charm." The only harmless romnrlv Mint elves Immediate results Cures coughs, colds, oroup, bronchitis, and all throat and lungtrouuies. vin cent & Co, Corner Drug Htore. Pneumonia always leaves the lungs , tir..l. 1 r. nra WeaK. VV Cark lungs o-i- breeding grounds for the germs that cause consump tion. Chronic bronchitis also often tollows pneumonia. If you have had pneumonia, the germs of consumption ere at work. Don't let them get a foothold. Begin at once and take SCOTTS EMULSION; it will drive out the germs by making the lungs stronger than they are. tic .fld I i o. dnifahw. nervita SOME QUEER miEAM VISIONS THAT RESULTED IN THE CAP TURE OF CRIMINALS. Murveluua Maulfeaixluua Tht Uaf e the liimnulty of Man u Kipl.lu nU Wl.liU Pruve Aue,v That Truth ! NlmiiKvr Than l'lcliiin. A very roumrknblo instance of the tracing of a criminal by means of a tlreaui occurred in St. Louis. A woman named xiary Thornton was detained In custody for a mouth, charged with the murder of her husband. A week or so after her arrest sho requested to see ouo of tha prison oBlclals. and told him sho had dreamed that an Individ ual named Oeorgo liny had murdered her spouse, giving tho oUlcial at tho same time full details of tho tragedy as witnessed In her vision. The man Hay was not suspected at tho time, but tho prison authorities wero so much impressed by tho woman's ob vious earnestness tbat a search was at once nmdo for him. After some delay ho was traced and charged with the crlmo, tho details o tho same as seen in the dream Doing rehearsed to him. Overcome with as tonishment, he then and thero con fessed that he had committed tho crime. Curiously enough, tho woman had only met tho murderer onco and believed him to bo on tho very best ot' terms with her husband. Almost ns remarkablo was tho caso of a woman named Drew, who dream ed one night that her husband, a re tired sailor, had been murdered by a peddler at a Gravcseud tavern, where the said husband was in tho habit of putting up when visiting the town in question. The tirst news that awaited her on rising In the morning was tbat her spouse bad been assassinated at the very tavern she had seen In her ex traordinary vision, whereupon sho burst Into hysterical tears and cried out that her dream had come true. She calmed down somewhat after a few hours and then banded tho police olliclals an exact description of tho peddler of tho vision, giving a mlnuto account of his dress, which included a blue coat of a very peculiar pattern. Marvelous as tho fact may appear, a man wearing such a coat and follow ing the occupation of a peddler was discovered two days later at an Inu some six miles from Oravcscnd, and, on being taxed with tho crime, ho at once admitted that bo was guilty and that robbery had been the motive of the outrage. Ho was hanged soon aft erward, his doom having been brought about by the flimsy evidence of a wom an's dream. Women as dreamers seem more suc cessful than men, but a rather peculiar Instance of a crime being traced by a vision and In which tho dreamer was a member ot tho male sex comes from Rcnnes, in Franco. A worthy mer chant, having quitted bis office one Saturday evening, proceeded home to dinner and after enjoying a substan tial meal lay down on tho couch and fell Into a light doze. A very vivid dream then came to him wherein ho saw two men of tho burglar typo en gaged In rifling tho snfo in his office, and so much impressed was ho by tho vision that ho resolved, upon awaken ing, to at once go to tho offico aud seo that evcrythlngwasundorlock and key. His amazement may be Imagined when, on arriving there, ho discovered tho door forced and a burglary lu prog ress. To summon a couplo of gen darmes was tho work of an Instant, and five minutes later tho thloves, who proved to bo notorious housebreakers, were on their way to tho pollco depot, whero tho prosecutor told his extraor dinary story. In view of tho fact that the safe contained valuables to tho ex tent of some thousands of pounds, tho dream In question proved a very tor- tunate one for the dreamer. How to explain these marvelous man IfestaUons, which provo onco moro that truth is stranger than fiction, Is a task beyond tbo Ingenuity of man to compass. Perchance the theory of te lepathy may have something to do with the mysterious business, but even that theory would appear rather inadequate In such cases as the aforementioned A skillful forger who moved In the highest circles of society was once de tect:d by the agency of a dream. Tho affair occurred In Boston and caused the greatest excitement of the time. The forger, a young man of eight or nine and twenty, bad become acquaint ed with a rich publisher, at whoso house ho became a constant guest Ono day tho publisher's bankers discovered that some one was forging their client's signature to various largo checks, and two detectives were at once Instructed to look out for the culprit Their efforts proved useless, but ono evenlne the publisher's youngest daugu ter, a littlo girl of 11, dreamed that she saw a man whom sho described as "like Mr. Blank,'' tho visitor to whom referenco has been made, sitting In a room in Maino street copying her ra- tiler's signature. Tbo child's dream iwas communicated to tho police, who, though Inclined to ridicule Uio same at the outset eventually promised to have tho Bcntleman In question watcncii, with the result mat ms loogings raided and a completo plant for tho making of bank notes found thero. It then transpired that ho was a man who was wanted for manifold forgeries throughout tho Union, and ho was sent to prison for a very long term. The child's dream was all tho more extraordinary In vlow of the fact that she was too young to understand the leading incidents of tho buslucss and attributed tho copying of her father's signature In tho dream to the "gentle man wanting to write nicely, like papa." Strange, very strnnge, but none tho less true, and proving onco moro that, ns Hamlet remarked, "Thero oro tnoici things In heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamed of lu your philoso phy." Philadelphia Times. French Taney Wafers, the world's famous remedy for Irregular and pain ful periods of ladies; are never failing and safe. Married ladles' fiieni! French Tansy Wafers are the only re liable female remedy in the world; Im ported from l'aiis; take nothing else, but Insist on genuine; in red wrappers with crown trade mark. La France Drug Company, Importers, 806 Turk rtt, San Francisco. For sole by all diug glats, or sent In plain wrapper direct n rtcelpl o) President Strong Si'iuki hi I'uivvrsti; Club Kunqurt. Mouia)'a rt'ninmi. About 25 men frnm vurh in. c illtves unit m. HrrMiti 'n in ili. I'lil.nl Si, ili'B aud Canada, nlteudt-d u wry eiiiuvH- ble dinner given by ilm L'nuvr-iiy Club of ibis oily, on Satuiday evening at tbo Arlingtou Club, being the gui'ntH of W. M. Whiddei. lr. Frank String, of the University of Ort-gon, was th" guest of the -wning. "After having bad explain il to lilm- Ihut it whs nut dilhuiiit t.i , n r .11 u mnnbiTMhip of nearly 100 in this city and the immediate vicinity, but that great difficulty was experienced In getting hu appreciable number of men to take an active intertst in tho club, Dr. Strong was invited to address the club inriirtnnlly, and eneotiruged to outline bis ideas as to but should be the aims and purposes of such a club, und lis proper sphere of influence lu the community. 'Dr. .Strong said that Portland is the only community of its size lu tile country without a strong University Club or something In Its nature, under a diftereut name. He culled upou college men to remember that they tire par excellence the educated men of the country, aud ns such lm'e duties to perform in every community in which they find them selves, which u i limn should permit himself lo shirk. 1 'If Oregon,' said he, 'is to take its proper place among the states of this Union: to occupy that treat influence u the allairs of the world which is Its (ilaiu destiny and this aside from any preconceived Ideas or beliefs as to the propriety of imperiuliMn or any other Ism to whom can the community more justly, must it more necessarily look, for the shaping! f ihestateuflaits, and the preparing of it, as speedily as maybe, for the place it must hold, than the college, the university men of Portland aud of Oregon? 1 'The college men of auy communi ty are its utrve centers of influence in mutters of culture and refinement. They must ulso givctbe besttbat is in lliein to the community iu the practi cal affairs ol its life mid progress' " l'OKTLAKII-El 'i,KSK DEBA IE. Ttie University I'Yu-lmieu Boys Lost ta the High M'liool. 1'ortlniul Telegram Jau. IS. The first debate between the fresh men class of the U.-ivetsity of Oregon aud the To-Logeian Society of Portland high school, took place nt the high school building Saturduy night. Tho questiou discussed was: Re solved, 1 lint inimlgtatlon into the United Billies should bo lestricted to persons who can read aud wrlle our constitution in some language, provld ed adequate provisious be made lor those dependeut upon qualified Immi grants." The Portlaud boys took the affirma tive and the Eugene delegates the neg ative. The speakers of the alllrmatiye weroFrauk Hayes, Roy Steele aud B. C. Day. Those of the negative were F. A. Strange, F. N. Blylhe aud B.-F, Wagner. After a hard-fought battle the judges declared In favor of the affirmative. A large, crowd wts In attendance. The following judges rendered aunani uious decision: L. B. Cox, M. L. Pipes, Dr. J. A. Lyman, Rev. W. K. Lord and John Gill. "ATTKALTlVK'l REFORM SCHOOL So Described In an Unmailrd Letter by a Kugeue Runaway. Portland Telegram, Jan. 1. Two small toys who had run away from their homes in Eugene, were taken into custody by the police near the Madlson-Blreet bridge. The youngsters gave the names of JameB Baker and Eugene Matlock. When searched at the station, letters wero fuund in tli-lr possession w'uich they had intended lo mail to their parents. Iu the letters the boys gave glowing accoiinls of the fine jobs they had found In this city, and one st iles that when they pasted the Reform School at Salem it was Illuminated and looked very nice and at tractive The other lad writes that the people along the line of march from Eugene had treated them very kindly, and ' everybody gave us money." PRESENTING THE NEW YORK SUCCESS. An Affair Of Honor f'nMEDY, VAUDEVILLE l'AT.NOMINK, THREE SHOWS IN ONE. PFJCES 50c, 75c and $1.00. PARKER OPERA HOUSE, WALTER BOSS, Manage'. Jan. 17 ONE NIGHT ONLY THE FAMOUS Rentz Santley Novelty Go. I A Horsepower Aeciiti lit. t'ottaco (iron1 laili-r, Jau. ! ll,-.iiiMr lt..ri,..lii,ri. inul u-1,1. ...,iln serious accident tr!iturdny afternoon. He was playing around the lioix-powcr above town where u force of men was at woik tsking wooil out of the river. In attempting to climb onto the hoh-c o we r, while it was running,, be lell und bis knee cuiight iu the cogs. Mr. Spray stopped the horses hi quickly as possible but not before bis leg bad been badly bruised and cir. The knee rap was almost entirely cut out. The boy was biuiigbt to town aud Dr. Wall dressed the leg, taking 14 stitches to properly unite the wound. Homer is about 0 years old and is a very gritty little tellow. The men who were wot king at the place say be iMd not cry out when be was hurt aud hen the Leader reporter called at the house to Impure about the accident, he replied "I can tell him about It mamma, you bet I can. Having a Ureal Knit on litamberlalu's t ough lienieily. Manager Martin, of the Plersou drug store, Informs us that he is having a si vat run on Chamberlaiu's Cough Itemedy. He sells flvu bottles of tout medicine to one of auy other kind, and it gives great satisfaction. In these days of la grippe tiiere is untiling like Chamherluln'H Cough Remedy to stop the cough, heal up the sore throat and lungs und give relief within a very short lime. The sales are growing, and al) who try It are pleased with its prompt action. Houth Chicago Daily Calumet. For sale by W. L. DeLano. To Cure a Cold lu Due Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if It falls to cure. E. W. Urove's signa ture is on each box. 25c. Education in Okroon. Dr. Strong, president ot the University of Oregon, yest rday afternoon addressed the Charily meeting in Murquiini theater, Portlaud. A large audience was present. Tho Oregonian says: "The address met the hearty approval of his audience, when he warmed up to the Interests of the state aud Its future, demonstrated bow thoroughly his words wero appreciated." The subject was: "Some Problems whose Solution the Nineteenth Century Must Demand or the Twentieth," turned ou educa tional principles and forces. The Ore gonian published the address in full. Wood Wauled. Bids will be received at tho office of the secretary of the Hoard of repents until Saturday, February 8, 1900, at 12 o'clock M to cut and deliver to the Universlly of Oregon on or before Auitust 15, 11)00: 300 cords big body fir, 4 feet. 200 cords urub oak, 4 feet not les than 8 Inches nor more than 10 iucbe In diameter. Joshua J. Walton, Seoretary DeWiU's Little Early Risers purify the blood, clean the liver, Invigorate the system, Famous little pills for constipation and liver troubles. Vin cent & Co, Corner Drug Store. Lewis Dennis, Salem, Ind., says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure did more good than anything I ever took." It digetts what you eat and can not help but cure dyspepsia and stomnoh troubles. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug Store. I want to let the people who suffer from rheumatism and sciatica know that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved me after a number of other inedh n-i-s and a doctor had failed. It Is the best liniment 1 have ever known of. J A Dodgen, Alpliaretta, Us. Thousands have been cured of rheumatism by this remedy. One application relieves the pain. or sale by w u uejjano. Q. H. Appletou, JustlCd of the peace, ClurkBburg, N. J., says: "De Witt's Llitle Early Risers are the best pills made for constipation. We tim no ot tiers." Quickly cures all liver and bowel troubles. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug Store. F. B. Thirkield, health Inspector of Chicago, says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cannot be recommended too highly. It cured me of severe dyspepsia." It di gests what you eat and cures Indlgis- tlon, heartburn and all forms of dys pepsla. Vincent fc Co, Corner JDiug Store. J. I. Bevry, Lnganton, Pa., writes: "I am willing to take my oath that I was cured of pneumonia entirely by the use One Minute Cough Cure after doctors failed. It also cured my chil dren of whooping cough." Quickly relieves und cures coughs, colds, croup, grippe ami throat and lung troubles, Children ail like It. Mothers endorse It. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug htore Size doesn't Indicate quality. Be ware of counterfeit and worthless salve oflered for De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve DeWltt's Is the only original. An infallible cure for piles and all skin diseases. Vincent & Co., Corner Drii(t Store. Slate of Ohio, Clly of Toledo, l Lucas Comity, ' Frank J. Chunky makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F.J. Cheney it Co., doing business I the cily of Toledo, county and stale iilorecalcl, and mat sain nrui win pay ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS foi each and every case of Catarrh tli-i cannot be cured Dy me use or riAi.i. ; f'ATAKUH t IKK. Fbank J. Cjibnbv. Kworn to lefore me and sulmcribed In my presence, this uth day or Decem ber, A. u., is. J--s A. W. OI.EARON-. seal ' Notary Public Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter nally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Bend for testimonials, iree. F. J. ClIKNBY 4 CO., Toledo, Ohio, Hold by druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. " What puzzled me in the beginning was that 1 kept losing flesh without any cause for it that 1 could see. I had a little trouble with my stomach, too, and al ter a while began lo grow weaker und lo cough. The cough, I thought, would soou go away ana euro iiseu, nut it didn't. It grew worse, and then I began to spit up a pecu liar looking substance. I never thought of consumption, but one day 1 had a hemorrhage, and then was frightened in earnest and did just what you would do. I rushed to the doctor, lie was either too busy, or souieUune; else, for he didn't doniejnv I kept going on down I ilt.aiiil the outlook was bad. Things took a ditferent turn, however, when I heard of Acker's Ku;:;isli iier.it dy for Consumption, for I took it, audit not only cured my cough ing and spitting, but also built m my whole system. I took on per- manent llesh, and today am just Cy' as healthy a man as you can hud in a week s travel. You may be sure I always keep Acker's Eng lish Remedy in the bouse, and it is a good thing I do so, for one night my youngest child was seized with croup. That hoarse. wheezv couo-ll was the first siirnnl and I lost no time in giving the poor liltlo iiicuiciuc. iu aiiuosi no nine me disease was unuer control, and my cnuu was saved. I advise every parent to have a bottle linmly all the time. It serves tho some purpose in keeping croup out of the house that a good lock and key serve to keep burglars out. It is both an expectorant and a tonic. It cured me of con sumption and my child of croup, and I know what I am talkiug about." (Signed) Hon. M. Hocian, picture frame, manufacturer, 243 Center Street, Now York. Acker's English Keusily Is sold by all ilrUKKtsU fuuded iu oaso uf failure. 2&0-, ouo. and Si a buutuiu H' authorize the above guarantee, lg. For sale by W. L. SUMMONS- In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane county. John Conner. Plaintiff, v. ( A. J. anil Mabel Nickel, Clemenza T. ( Llodaon aud A. Wheeler, Defendants. ) ' To A. J. Nickel and Mabel Nickel, two of the defeuuanta above named: A7"OU ARE IIEUKUY NOTIFIED AND A. require i to appear in the above entitled Court and answer the complaint of plaintiff tileil in aaiil Court iu this cauae aaiuat you, ami the other defendants above nameil, on or bofore Thurailay. tbo lath day of March, liHJO; and yeu are hereby further uolitieil tiiat if you fail to aunear and auawer said comnlaiut. aa aforeaaiu, for want thereof the plaintiff will take a decree against you for tho roliof prayed for in said oouiplaiut, to-wit: l''or a judVuieiit asaitiHt you, the saiddefendanta, A. J. Nickel and Mabel Nickel, for the aum of 91'-J.60 In United .States gold coin, with aooruinir interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum in like coin, and fur the sum of $7.(.tl taxes; and for the further stun of 10.00 attorneys fee iu said suit to he allowed by said Court, said aum of $-iy.l..M) being the aum now due, principal aud interest, ou the promissory nute set forth in said complaint; and for the costa aud disbursements of said Bait; and for a docree against you, and against each, all aud every of the other defendants herein named for the foreclosure of tha mort gage ineutioued aud set forth in said uoin- plaint, and lorevor barring you and each of you, and each and all uf the other defondauts, and all other persons claimiug by. throuch or uuder you, or either of you, or by, through or under either, or any of the other deleud antH above uatued, of all right, title, Interest or equity of redemption in, ov to the said mortgagiu premises uescrlnod in salil oem pluiut, and described in said mortgage in said complaint montionod; said premises bolug described as follows, tn-wit! Lot No. 2 in block No. 8 In tho original nlat of Kalnuount, in Lane couuty, Oregon, con taining 1.Z8 acres, more or hsn; and for the sale of the above described lands by the ahorlff 01 said Lane count -, according to law and tho practice of said Court, and that the proceodB of said salo be applied first, to the payment of the costs aud charges of making tho same, and the costa and dishuniementB of said suit; seoond, to the payment of $-10,00 reasonable attoruoys' fee, for instituting aaid suit; third, to the payment to said plaintitf of the said sum of 94'JU.rU iu U. ti. gold coin, together with acoruing interest thureou, aud the said sum of 7.'.'l taxes, and fur such other aud further relief aa may be equitable in the premises. This summons is served upon you by pub lication fur six consocutive weeks prior to the lfah dav of March, 1MH1, in the Euoene DAll.r UuAlto, a daily newspaper of general circulation throughout said county and state, printed and published at Eugene, said county and state, by order of the Bn. K. O. Potter, couut-y judge ul Liane county, uragon, wtucn order bears dato the lUth day of January, 111 u, and that the aaid K.U. Potter, judge of s:c.d county, in said order of publication of itl-t siimmous upon vou ban prescribed tho 10th day of March, 11HJJ, aa the tinie on or before v lncli you shall appear and auawer the com plaint in aaid suit. the date ot the tint publication ot this summons iu said newspaer la January 111, IIIUU. L,. IIILTEU, Att'yfor Plaintiff. Timber Land, Act June 3,1878- Notice for Publication. UaiTKn States Land OmcE. Huskiiuko, Orkuon, 1 January 0, 1IKX). Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the provisions ol the act 01 congress ot June 3, 187M, entitled "Au act for the Bile of timlier lands in the states of California, Ore gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," Fred 11. Lelhnan. of Eugene, county of Lane, state of Oregon, has this day tiled in this otticehis sworn statement No. 7ol, for ttlepur- chose 01 the a n js i. section zui ni b w i of section No. 2;i, in township No. 17 H, rnnge No 4 E, and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for lta timber or stone than for agricultural purpoees, and to establish his claim to said land before the Kegister and Receiver of this oflice at ltose- tiurg, Oregon, on Friday, the kl day of March, P.KJ0. He names aa witnrssest W. T. Campbell, of Eugene; Sidney Hoott, of Eugene; H. W. itowland, of Eugene; L, E. Ileau, of Eugene. Any and alt porsona claiming adversely the alsive-descrllieii lands are requested to tile their claims in this olfioe on or beforo the said 2:id(liy of March, 1100. J. T. IlumuKs, Register. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State uf Grotmn fur the County of Lane. Uortru'le M. Thomiii, PlnlntilM Harvey 8. Thnmtu. Defendant ) To Harvey 8. T hot nan, Defendant: I N THK NAME OK THK HTATK OF Grown, you are hereby required toapfwar and amtwer the complaint tile i nKalnet yrtu in the above entitled Court on or before the 1 7th day of March, I'.NiO. and if you fall to aniwer, for want thereof the plaintiff will tke a decree aaiiiHt you d.aolvinf the !x)d of matrimony now exiting between plaintiff and defendant, and a Inu that plaintdri name lie chanKod from (Jertnide M. Thomai to her nmidt-n name, (iertrude M. avfdBoD, and iitcli other relief ai to the Court m.iy Kern eon .table. Thie aiiiiitnoriN tihall tie. by order of eaid Court, publixhed for nix o..ncutlve week, and the Hrxt publication thereof hi In the irume of the Kuene Daily I.uahd of January Kith, I'.MI. And the dale of the order of puhlit ntih of thie kitmucm la the liHb day uf January, IIM). This iimmone U puhlinhed In the fltigene Daji.t OtisthD by order of Hon. K, O. 1'otter, JodKe of the County Court of Iane County, Oregon, maie in chambers the l.'lth day of January, i'.0O, K. K. Rkipwohtk, Attorney for 1'laintitT. Ho tore, So ?sy. Thst Is the way all dniftrbU sell (It-ores' Tasteless Chill Tonic for Chills, Mslaria and liilliousneM. It Is aa pleasant to tak as Lemon .Hynij. WoeoU 3 iwk M si? I ' I sufferer proper doses of this grand iindei U. S. a nusHWn gunrantfio that ,onr mono, will ba rs 1I11I Canada, in Ktigtmid. Is. 'id-.'Js. 3d., and 4s. ad. 11. HOOHEIi ,t- fi., iVojinWurs, .Vt-ic Tor. DeLano, Eugene, Or. CLASSIFIED COLUMN. Notices under tills head not to exceed 6ve lines, fa) cents per week; SI 50 a mouth; 912 per year. For Sale. FOR SALE. Probably the very bes 150 acre tracts of laud in Lane coun ty, and one of the best in the state of Oregon, owned by Dr T W Harris. This is a "cry fertile and highly Im proved farm lying 2) miles west of Eugene on au excellent road. The dootor bought this farm with a view to breeding fine horses, but having given up the breeding buaiucs: has no further UBe for his farm and desir ing 10 devote himself exclusively to his profession, oilers It for sale at a rare bargain. Call on the dootor for terms of sale. FOR SALE. Corner First and Jefler bou streets, one 10 room house, and two lots, 811x100 foot each. Good baru, wuiti, n 1: it, lino garden ground. Also house aud lot, corner First and Lawrence streets, lot (ill feet 8 Inches, by 160 feet, young fri'lt trees, good f;ardeu giound, water, etc. Also louse aud lot, corner Willamette aud Fourteenth streets. For prices and terms wrlle S J Hills, Tacoma, Wash, Box 827, or call at Uuaku ollloe. Miscellaneous. WOOD BIDS WANTED. Bids will be reoelved at the office of the Eu gene tannery until February 1, 1000, for 200 oords of 4-foot body fir wood. Haines & Co. WOOD WANTED. 850 cords body Mr wood by August 1, 10UO, Bids will be received prior to December 1, 1800. Eugene Water Co., F. L. CiiAMHEits, Seoretary. SEND STAMP For circulars aud list oflt.H. O. literature. Address Jos. Amrheiii, box 072, Tacoma, Wash. Bargains In properly. The Lauer residence property on Willamette street, also lols.on corner of Lincoln and 6th streets, will now be sold cheap, easy terms. Anyone desiring choice property can obtain information by catling on The Eugene Real Estate A Investment Company, Eugene, Ore gon. D. M. MoCrady, artlsllo painter and paper-hanger. Inquire or leave orders at PreBton & Hales. M O Warner tunes pianos and organs. Repairing and polishing. Timber Land. Act Juno 3,1878 Notice for Publication Umitkd Rtatkh Land Orncx. JtOHlllUlW OlIEUOH, January 0, 11)00, Notice U hereby given that in compliance with the provUionn of the act of congretw of .Tuned, 1H78, entitled "An act for the ealeof timber lands in the statee of California, Ore gon, Nevada, and WanhlnBton Territory, Howard VV. .Rowland, of Kiigene, county of Lane, state of Oregon, has this ilay filed In this oltico his sworn statement No. 754, for the purchase of the 8 4 8 W J, 8 J 3 K i of sootion No. 27, in township No. 17 8, ran?a No, 4 K, and will offer proof to nhow that the land soufiht la more valuable for Its timlier or i tone than for agricultural purpose, and to establish his claim to said land before tha Kflfft'ter and Keoeiver of this office at J lose burff, Oregon, on Friiioy, the 2'6d day of March, 11K.H). He name aa witnesses: F. H, Bellman of Kugeno, Oregon; 8. Scott, of Eugene, Ore iron; h. K. ltean,of Eugene, Oregon; W. T Campbell, of Eugene, Oregon. Anv and all Demons claiming adversely tha above-dei.criled lands are requested to file their claims In this office on or before said 21'i Uy of March, 11HX). J. T. Bhhhjrh, Register. Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878 Notice for Publication. Onitk Btatrb Land Oiticb, KoHatuuim Oukoom. January 9, 1000. Notioo Is hereby given that in oompliacce with the provisiona of the not of Congress of June 3, lb78, entitled "An net for the Ha loot timber litnda In the Btates of Cali fornia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," Kidney bcott, of Eugene, County of Lane, Btate of Oregon, bun this day fifed In thie oflice hin sworn atatrment No. 70J, for (he purchase of the N o w 4', N lA 8 E of Section 27, In Town ship No. 17 8. Hange No. 4 and will offer proof to show tbat the Imd sought Is morejvalaable for Us timber or stone than for aRrloultnral purpose, and lo establish his olalm to said land before the lie gin ter and lteceiver of this office at Ito'tburff, Oregon, tin Friday, (he 23rd day of Aiarcb, 1W0. He names aa witnesses: W.I. Camp bell of Eugene, Oregon; F. B. liollroan of Eogene, Oregon; U. W. Bowlaml of Ea (ene, Oreou; L, E. Lean of Eugene, Ore gon. Any and all persons claim tng adversely the shove-described lands are requested to file their claims in this oflice on or beforo said 23r day of March, ID00. J, T. liuwots, Keg lite;