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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugeue Guard Piihiwhal try vwiinv ot tb wwik, huo kul iuki all r8uiittDr u.ys-M. V th HiriMciurnoN katfa itAii.r. Dajl.rert. by currier, nr week .1 1! Delivere-i by carrier, xtr inuntb '. j ' hix tui'Utliti f (toe mouth ' HioKe u-.ie, One year (in wlvaoce) 2 Wi Kii montlit J. 00 A.lvertUinK rat mtA known on jipl t'un. Entered aa Mcoofi-ctftM matter ftt the K'irne, Orefc! pwrtoffioe. THE KASTKtt N OKFICK8 -Of thi Ilr'et2;0 to ZH Temple Court, New York Clir, 'l U H Kiprwu Wir. 87 Wa-h-inKt-n SL, CbfcRo, IlL, K KATZ AdvartU Dtf A (fancy in charge. OAM.'IiEI.L BROS Publishers All Business Letters to this office should be directed to THE QUaAD Instead of either of the proprietors person illy. CAMPBELL BROS. CAIENPAK' SOU MOW TUt WtO TMU FRI E3 1 2 3 4 5 6" 7 O 9 IP 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 IB 19 20 01 22 2 05 9.6 9.7 28 29 30 31 t3 l'l "f-"i MOON'S PHAHKR. First rjiurter .. Jamisry ft Full moon " If' IasI quarter M 23 Nuw inoou " 80 WEATHER BUREAU- (Dull; lleport.) PORTLAND, ORXUON, J.lin.rj .ill 11 -U::J am Weather .'orocast fur Kuauuw, Oiusou: Tonllht: Fair; Sundaj: Probably rain SATURDAY JAN 20 80J.E JOINT POLITICS. Tlie Roseburg Review refers to the osoditlaoy of a Roseburg man for tbe Lne and Douglas joint serf atorslitp nomioaiiun, od the Repub lican tiokot, as follows: Now, Hoseburg has tbe diatriot judge and disiriot attorney, tbs lntler expecting to be renominated by tbe republicans, and Lane county reels that she should have at least the joint senator. Several candidates are already out for the plaoe, including o. II. Friendly, ot tiugene, and 8. L. Moorusad, ol Junction Ulty, and they do not re ceive kindly the information brought home from RosMmrg. Neither are Uoorge Brown and bis friends very anxious to see a Doug las county man pushed into the arena for joint senator, believing that it would completely shatter bis ohanoes for renominatton. To urn up tbe situation, it seems to be a case of not enougb oluoea to gn around. POUTLAND'8 LKrT IIANWKU FROH FERITY. Oreiontan Jan. I.V The Oregonlan fully agrees with Mr. Goldsmith in hit statement that "the assessor it not to blame for what Is called his arbitrary re duction. It reduced itself, as far as town lots are ooncerned, and had reduced itself ever since 1893, though the unreasonable assess- ineuta were kept up till 1800." HOl'KM TO l'KttVKNT PAUTiriOH. The empress dowager of China hna issued a warning address to governors of provinces in which ahe shows a becoming appreciation of the danger which threatens tbe empire from foreign avgresBlon, and holds them to strict responai bility for immediate defense of their respective provinces, should attack be made upon them. The various powers, she says, are casting upon us looks of tiger-like voracity, bustling each other in their endeavors to be the first to selis upon our Innermost territory. Tbey think that China,, having neither money nor troops, would never venture to gt to war with them. Latest mail advices from Iudia aver that the famine situation grows darker every week. Three millions are working on government relinf works. Tbe silo of children by starving ptrenln i becoming oitn njDii. Kiiiiliei aru Iwing liriikno up, oacli fiieiuher fur hiiu'elf in Bearuli nf loud. Alwnd.-ned chil dren are louud with irt-qiiMiiny. I in a fmnine of water as el! hi hs-ifl. Cattle am dying oir lV thousand-i. ami no ruin is exuwed until J.nm. It is no litlle eatiafaulion to the friends of the late Koberl Clow that the receiver of the warenouo and milling property owned by the de ceased found the wheat stored there in practically intact. The men who knew Mr. Clov intimately could not believe then was tbe least semblance of wrongdoing on his part, and will welcome the complete vindication ol tbe man of whom tbe mem iry alone re mains. It is thought the germs of the' bubonic plague were carried Iron. Asiatic ports to Honolulu in mer chandise. No oiber solution oi the problem of the appearance of the plague in tbe islands may be given, as a strict quarantine was enforced while tbe first cases appeared among native population. Tbe point of taxing tbe dead seems to bave been reached in the Port Townsend case where the be quest left a priest for tbe purpose of it vying masses for the repose of tbe sol oi tbe deceased was held subject to proueions of the internal revenue law and required stamps. Quy went into politics a poor man. Now he owns real estate in Pennsylvania, Washington and Florida, and has a lot of stoakB and bonds besides. Tbe plum tree seems to bave borne well for him, While boasting oi tbe bioin in the Bteel trade, why omit all refer ence to that of coffins, A single Pennsylvania corporation has ship ped two thousand of these to tbe Philippines. Liok out for squalls when tbe "end-of-lbe oentury" controversy reaches Kentucky. llcrttlncbe tuny te called a woman's nitmei.t. Some men gutter from it. Hut nlmont nil women have to endure iU pain with each recurriiiK month. This fnct points at once to the lutUnnte relation between the health of the delicate womanly organs, and the general health of the whole IkxIv. Dr. Pierce' Favor ite Prescription banishes headache hy banish. ii its cnuae. It curca the dis cuses which irritate the delicate womanly organs, fret the nerves and waste the tit re uk th. It increases the vitality and builds up the nervous system. n Favorite Prescription" contains no opium, cocaine or other narcotic M want to praise your medicine," writes Mrs. Hsrali I. Iluincy, uiCtrsent City, Putnam Co.. 1'ln. 1 hnve itrrit sick for twenty years, snd have tieen slmtMt tn ted five yenrs, and now I am sltle to wutk all duy. 1 hnve taken tight buttles of ' 1'avorite ln-acriptioti 1 and four of 'tiuhlen Mrtltcnl Discovery' ntvi one vlat of 'lyilrts. 1 pralite yintr meillcine to all. I had the heatlache tail tl h gmic, My throat la well and cough vmir, mA all my old troubles are better. 1 trfrd mauy other ktmls of medidno aud four doctor." MAhl: WtK WJHIN MBONO AND SICK VOMtN Will. SUMMONS. In the Clmilt Court ot lh SUt of Oregon for the CVuntj of !.mi, ()rtiuil. M. Tlnmi. IM.lntKT,) Hurry 8. ThomM, VMemtwl ) To ll.rir.jr S. Thomu, Hel.Dil.nti N T1IK NAMR OK TIIK 8TATK OF .1 Oreiptn, you nr. hvrvltr rwiulrwt lo npiwv uim III. niml'UInt til. 1 .-V.Id.I you In III. .hurt .nlitlnl t'ourt on or bttor. Ui. I7lh ly o( M, h, lime, cil II you lo m.w.r, lor wuit tli.reol tli. ).llntill will Uk. Iktm mla.l yon ill .l.init th. Uo.U of mMrinhiny now .xUtlnii IwtwMin lilaJntil! ami il.l.ml.nl. uil kin lli.t ilhit It', una b. ilink'l fnm tl.rtruil. At, 'Ihomiu to h.r nMn n.lnr, li.rlniil. M. tl.viln, ml ui'h othr rrll.f u Ui. IVurt niy Mwm wiuiUhl., '1'liui snnin,on. h.ll Iw, by wit ol uul I'nnrt, i'iilill.lir.1 for l oonwutiv. wwks .ml Hi. Knl mlliiatlon thmof U In III. U.il. of Ui. Ku,.ii. iILV til'AHII of J.nu.rr ISth, i'MO. Anil Ih. il.l. ol th. ortl.r of pnhlioktion ot Hits .umimin. U th. lath (lay of January, IWU. Thb .iinimim. la puhlialiail In th. Kiipm IAii.t tli'AHli hy oriLrof Hon. K t. 1'otlrr, Juthjr. of Ui. t'ountytViirtof Iad. County, thwn, man. In ohanibar. th. I llh day of January, t'.axt, R R. SiirwnnTH, Atloru.y for l'lalotilt. NOTICE TO CKEDITOttU. Nolle U l.nliy git.n that II. aid l(nd kaa Iihd aiHiinliti l-y L tro Court of mm county, Oregon, at'nntiia lor of th Mitt, of W. J. bininiona, itct d. All (wnona halni rl.in. r.mtt al Mlal. are b.rtliy aolltlpd to irrarnt Ih. lo ni. nub lb. ro(xr rosebna at Eugrn Origon.wiibln.ii nor.) ha liom iLt Br (intilioailiio ol ibia rottra. Datrd NorrbUr HH, l-W. Auci M. lln-awrta, Adnini.uaior. P Ha Ut bar art paa, bat (run bar wbU. yon Baa, Today U your.; tomorrow may not b.. And lie who aiuandcr. all bU Urn. rourt pay Th. bitter penalty. Do w. not a. How nrlft t he nMmth. .nd year. ar. dipping by U'henla lil.'a haul, aniat be loufbt and wont How tan w. .ut, a nwmrnt, you and I, When au much lie. tMfor. u. yK undooaf What mltfht bar. beao will paai bryond our km If w. neglect her, (or on golden wing Site quickly iravea u. dMolat. and tbMS Our taulla and falling, only aorrow bring. Good Houaekorplng. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo o o ! IN 1 APPLE O . m w nnnll.nn O O O O 0 ? How m ProfMaor Hada Iiee and m q O HUtak. at th. Hani. Time. o 0 0 oooooooooooooooooooooooooo KtHlt.m. Ill lit-r Ion, white nprou and bi hum lull, rotor box uiid piili-ttv Id hiiuil. tinitciitl ori lino the orc'liard ill. I Hal i liiiil'M- t lit- Hliadt- of un h;. tie I A i:.-l.l I l rt-.i- mil led the 1 . i.!ls l ii lilt !i l ie suilllKllt Kleamed , I: i l'-i I"'"- mid euiiutlegs vi:- . ..' - (M ini hum limb to limb, hi: :i- i. it. vnt ul with their music, in:: ;i. .ril lireitrited fellow ut I1...1 .il. tli.eeily In front of ii:i .:. i v ii n lieutl on one side re ,i. i !:e. .u!-'iuly. . h, :t ii in mil bis gnze first wltb . i turn with Interest and .. "i:;. 1 : yuildeu InnpLrutlon. Bbe ii ' i .1 'i miyoii from tier box and i. .i :rty Jotled down a few out- l!i: . : lit ii xlie coliHiiltotl the bright bit i ul eulor she bud placed on ber palette mid with a sweep bere and there of ber long paint brush trans ferred the nucleus of ber small feather ed observer to a sketch card. She held It up to the light and looked at It crit ically for a moment, then laid it on tho long grass beside her and leaned back against the trunk of the tree, her hands crossed loosely behind ber head, her eyes resting in dreamy contempla tion on the gleaming fields beyond. Above her tho faint rustling of the wind In tbe leaves drowned the silence. Presently a shadow cut across the glimmering sunlight Fedora glanced up, and a faint color tinged her checks. It was tho professor. "If you aro too busy" he began, looking down at her.a little dubiously. "Oh, no," she broke In quickly, smil ing up at him as she spoke. "1 am never busy." Fedora prided herself upon that accomplishment "Do sit down," she went on, with a bright look, pointing to tho grassy plot oppo site ber. Tho professor hesitated for a moment, then suddenly complied wltb the request "A nice day," he remarked careless ly ns be sat down. "Charming," returned Fedora, sur veying him, with a smile. It bad sud denly dawned upon her Hint the pro fessor wns a singularly good looking r.inn to be so old almost 40. And In spite of bis twoscoro years sbe found herself looking with approval, almost admiration, Into Ills deep, clear eyes, above which tbe thick masses of brown hair waved back from an Intellectual forehead. (All professors bave Intel lectual foreheads.) "I don't llko to Interrupt you," ho said, with a doubtful glance at the In cipient sketch aud Fedora's small pulnt stained fingers, "but there Is something I wanted to Bay," he went on, tugging at bis watch charm. "IleulIyV" She gave a llttlo cough and turned her eyes expectantly upon him. "U's-lt's Important" faltered the professor awkwardly, meeting her gnze. Fedora broke Into a little soft laugh, and two dimples came Into her face. "What's tho matter?" bo said, look ing nt ber In astonishment, a suspicion arising In his mind that he was being rested wltb unnecessary levity. "You looked so so serious," she re plied, with such a charming llttlo grim ace hnd a look so profoundly Innocent that tbo professor Immediately dis missed his suspicion as unworthy. "If you don't mind, though," he pur sued, a little uueaslly, bis eyes on her face, "1 would rather you would not that you would be a little serious." "Yes, certainly," assented Fedora, with alacrity, pulling a straight fuce, but wltb a glimmer of a smile Bhowlng about her mouth. Then tbe professor cleared his throat and went on with a slight hesitation: "I have a proimaltlon." Ho stopped short and looked at ber In a helpless sort ot way. "Ah, 1 see!" she exclaimed, with a merry btugb. "And you want the hy pothesis?" "I'reclsely so," returned the profess or, bin fnco brlghteulug. lie thought that bis task would not be a difficult ono with such an appreciative young woman. "And now to the point," lie contin ued, giving her a serious look. "A point Indicates mere position r.nd has no magnitude," Interposed Fedora flippantly. "1 supnoso not" replied the professor with slight sternness, "lint It Is not a problem In gvomotry this time," he concluded, the glint of a smile hover ing about his lips, his voice calm. "Oh!" exclaimed the girl with wide eyes, as she folded both bands In her lap and fixed upon him a look of grave attention. lie shifted his position a little, pulled at a tuft of grass, then looked across at her with autltleu resolution aud poke, "8upposo-tbat-a man" The professor stoiietl short and elearvtl his throat again In a discon certed sort of way. Fedora met his gaie with a nils chit Tom Btnllo ami chewed the end of her long paint brush. "Well?" ahe said, dropping her chlo Into one guiall lis ml. 'That a ainn la " "Yr "Well-In love, you know." be blurt Having a Ureal Ron on rkassbvrl.ia'g Cough Remedy. Manager Martlu, of the Plerson drug store, Informs us Ibat he la having a (teat ran en Chamberlain's Cough Itemedy. Me sella five bottles of tbat medicine to one of any other kind, and It gives great allsfacllon. In (hew days of la grippe tharw Is nothing like I hatulwrlaiu's Cough Hetnedy In stop the cough, beal up lll nr throat and lungs and giro relief within a verv short time. The sales ar growing, auu an wno try it are pireurn wllh lla prompt notion, Mouth Chicago Dally CalanMt. For sale by W. U i)eXtuo. 1 C otit a a.sae-ratlea, Dusting to the brim of bis sebularly bat Fedora's faee was suffused wltb sud den color, aud she gave an Inartleulatc I'ltie murmur quite beyond Interpreta tion. There was on Interval, during which neither spoke for several minutes. The professor was the first to break tbe oause. iiudly. terribly, foolishly In love, he said, emptiaslzlng the last adverb as though It Included the sum total of human Imbecility. Fedora shot at him ii glance of bewilderment To think," she said, making a mental observation, "that bo could be so violent." There was nnuiher pause. She dug one tlulnty baud Into the soft turf and looked at blm shyly out of the corner tf her eye. The professor spoke again. "What do you think of Iff be asked abruptly, bis gaze resting upon ber face wltb suppressed eagerness. "I don't know." Sbe said It slowly and blushed as she spoke. A mingled expression of doubt and perplexity bo tanic visible on the professor's fuce as be waited for ber to go on. But Fedora remained silent her eyes resting dreamily upon a little whito douil drifting across the horizon. Tbe situation wns growing awkward. The professor fell that his grasp was slipping away from him and went on. a little onxlousry: . "You know about such things girls generally do. Tell me what shall I do?" He toyed nervously with a dead twig ns he spoke and searched her face nar rowly for encouragement. Fedora reflected for a moment then nodded wltb decision. "It depends," she said dryly, fixing ber eyes upon bis with a serious look. "Yes?" The professor turned to ber with a quick smile. Fedora pondered again, then dropped her eyes half timidly and twisted the corner of hot handkerchief. "On the other one, you know the girl," she went on, with a Boft blush. Tbe professor gazed lit tier In silence, bis kind eyes full of perplexity. "Does sbe care for you?" asked Fe dora in a low voice, looking away. 'That's precisely the point," said he, pushing back bis hat "I want to Und out." "Is she pretty?" "Beautiful!" replied the professor, with ciilhuslnsin. "She lias the most mngnlllcent brown eyes In the world and hair how do tbey say In novels like spun gold, that's It," be concluded Impulsively, bis eyes aglow. Fedora's cerulean orbs were sudden ly misty, and her dusky brown bend, wns averted. There wits silence for a few mo ments. After a Utile she leaned for ward to pick a flower, her heart throb bing violently, aud the color fnded from her face. The professor drew a long breath and xlghed. "She doesn't give me any en t'liunigemeut," he ventured, regarding iier with a questloulug, half wistful look. "Perhaps," Raid Fedora faintly, as If to herself, "she cares for some ono else." v The professor stared nt her In con ttci'iintlou. "I never thought of that" be said dowly, dlsiiiny stealing Into bis tones, is bis eyes sought hers with nil intense look ns though searching ber Inmost totil. The a ns that followed wns unbro ken for some monieula. Fiually ho tpoke. "1 hoiic you have not made a mis take," be said, rising to go, "because it mount so much to me everything." He wns looking down ujion ber, and there wns something In his eyes sbe bud never seen there before. "There Is only ono wny to And out," the Bitltl. speaking heroically, but wltb A dreary Utile smile. Tho professor's face brightened. "Well?" said be, almost holding his breath. The girl did not Immediately reply. Something seemed to clutch at her throat. Presently she lifted her eyes suspi ciously bright to bis and said slowly, ber voice half tremulous: "Just tell her In a strnlglitforwnrd, manly wny Unit you love her aud want a-Hcrious answer." Site dropped her eyes suddenly as she encountered bis look not easy to evade. Tbcro was an Inaudible stillness. Fe dora was looking awny like oue In a dream, her bunds lying cold and pas sive In ber lap. Tho sunshine circled about her red brown bead In a shimmering rainbow. Tbe professor looked across at her, his oyes full of unexpected admiration, bis bands knotted close together. After nwhlle he lennetl suddenly to ward her and with a quick movement seized both her hands in his own. "Fedora, I love you. Will you ninrry me?" The girl gave blm a awlft. startled glance, and tho color lianied to her cheeks, while the tenrs and smiles struggled for msatery. 'Hut but my hair In not gold." ahe exclaimed, with a puulcd little laugh, rooking shyly at hlin. '-111111 my eyes are blue." "And mine," suit! be. taking ber In hla arms, "aro color blind." Chicago News. R.pKlrlBiBT Trolley Wlrra. Each road has two or three trouble wagons," one at each enr shed. The hones are trained like those of the fire department. The crews nrv alnnvs In readiness. Along tbe tine, at Interval, of n few blocks, aie slgnnl Uises. When there In trouble along the Hue. nn alarm Is turned In. and the wagon, managed by akllled electricians and wire repairers, hastens to the scene. There are IN of these wagons, manned by nearly 100 men.-St. Louis Post tll.patfh. Wood Wanted. Illils will be received at the office of the secretary cf Hie t oard of regents until Haturday, February S. 9nn, at 12 o'clock M to cot and deliver tn the University of Oregon ou or twforr Au.u.t IS, 1W0: WO cords big body Mr, 4 fret. MO cor da grub oak, 4 fret rot lrS than I Inches nor mora than 10 lorbr In diameter. JoeiiUA J. Walton, Secretary. FIRST National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital S50.000 Surplus - - 850,000 Eugene, Orejon. . a CKNEHAI. BANKINO BUSINESS , .. . . ....... iir-tnat Piltftlt drafts on Chicago, Han nuit w and 1 ort- laul, tireBon. . . . lia-..h. larit-i.iu i-lHuII- tlitik or certiD- cat of deposit. riv All collections eniniMru w ... - prompt attention,! T O HEHlBICItS. President. S B Kakin, Vice President. V. E. SNonoBAsa, I '.vthier. L. H. Pott eb, Ahs't Cahiei EUGENE LoaneSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital - $50,000 Surplus - - 2,500 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS- T .(. I..nri nn ilia nvltlAtnsil fttlf flf the United Slates and foreign ccntrios. I Uteres. UlUWeU UU UCU-nm. vcuiuuttis wa DeuoBii when left Bin ted period. Collections receive our prompt attention. City snd County Warrants bought. W. E. BKDWN, President. F.W. 0SEIURN, Qstnler. 0. A. PAINE, Vice P rut I dsn t. W. W. BROWN. Asst Csihler. LAKE COUNTY BANK E.tnbll. lied III 1882., t- or EUGENE, OREGON. General Banking business in all branches ': transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVE V, President J. M. ABRAM8. Cashier Central market, 71 tin fi Villi (111 U IU1IIM PROPRIETORS Will keen constantly on hand a full supply BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at the lowesl market prices. i lair snare ol tbe public patronage solicited : TO THE FARMERS.: We will pejr the blithest market price for Fat Cattle, Hogs and rjlieep. Shoo on Willamette St., EUGENE. OREtiON. eSST" Mean delivered to am tart nl th rtty r-eeo! charge J. L. PAGE (RQaEBJES Having a Large and Complete stock of Maple and Fancy Groceries bought In the beet markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can nfler the public better prices thuu any other bouse In Eugene, OREGON SHORT LINE R. R. THE DIRECT ROUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points, IIItcs choice ol two farorlta routes, Tla thr I'Nios pacific f..i m.ii uue, or IheRIOOrUNligHceuio Line book at the tlme 1) tlays tn Knit Uk, 2j tlays to Denver 8j tlsyato Chlnurn 4j tlya to New York FHKR HKI IISIS,! II AIH . triiiiLsiniHnm him via, iu; CAHa, H-llwj,, ,Ai, . SLKKPIM, TABS. For full particular. rc.tdln. i.,,, ,i. traln.,etc,call on or adilm. L L Stevens Ant, Eugene. C 0 Terr w r r tra.Ha,., WSeuC'aT1,n 124 Tblrd St. Portland, Or HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON SommervHIe & Berger. rur. Wtibtiea ar, llrdi a. F.l" of aad ?n" Innk a cialtT. Jlurd Weinhard's Famous Beer Bottle and Draught Sheriff's Sale rti Execution- V...i.UHl.c.bvtwU, ib,.t l.yv.rii. . . jnuii.it H"l i.ni.ili.uiiiilit) Cir.iii' i.. un-1 me.- .it-ol Ormon for tin- cui.ni oi Luiis, - 1!U d" Lu'l"1. lb'.i'J. ou . jutiguitni aud order ol le remlrl..! i.l court ou tbe U il-y ol October. 1HW. hr ne sum ;,i K..nr buuilreil and fiflv-lbr.e and XI loo dollars in II. . gtihl com. wltb luter. si t ib rule ui un per cent per un -ouoi in like gold coin, fin ibe'Jib u ol October, loll!), snd ibo luribersutu oi Ibir U-tiveal.duo ItiO dollars attorneys lees, and einbteeu and 2U-IUU dnllurs ousts, lu a salt wl'ereiu U. 0. DeBeauulout wns plum, till' aud VI. If. Martin was U. feodum; aud . Hi..,,.i.,iit V. F. Martin. Biid on ajodg-neDl Bun order of sl ruil.red in ,id Court coniuiuntlilig uie, ia orctr to UJ,i( ul,l iu. auieut anu tosis. u m " following discribed rml property, tu-wit: VII ol tbe undivided one-Uttu inttrrst of ii.H deleudaut W. F. Marliu lu uuil lo lUe est bsli of ,tbe Doo..non L ;u l C..im of Evao Murtiu and Miry Marine bn, -ii. Vn 7S. Notil. No. Iib47 lu two. Ill s' K. 3 W, coniuiuiog ltiil acreo of iaLd in Laue county, State ol Oregon. Also nil of tbe Dudiudid oue-eigbtb interest of the said delcnouul iu aud lo ibu west half of thr ..nl TJouatiuu L.ud C.eiui Iii vtl IsollI 0047, contallillg i03 i8-10Uuciis.nctptlt.g Iroui said went nan lue lunowiug in (Jouinjencing at Ibe n. w. curl er oi tne said don. laud cInibi No. 7S, tbenue sontb i rods.tbencu east Zi.a't cnalUS, tueuce mnit mki thence west 13 iW chains. iheucesoutb 11.81 chains, ther.oewesl 13.53 chains to place of beginning, routuiuiut. lit ucres, leaving after said exception H5 28 100 acres. Also an uodiv.dedoue-eightb interest of tbe defendant iu aud to tbe following desciibed premisrs, to wit: that pai t of tbe tlouallon land cluiut if Isaac AI.eu, Nolif. No. 0071 in twp. IS s. r. 3 w, described as fellows: dinul ucu.g al ilie ii. e. curuer of tlie Ot'litiiM-ii u.nil claim ot L. Tracy, Notlf. No, otiGJ, ihence north ba ioi s, tbruce east ii y, roda to tbe pus eul travel, d Suite roau, tueuce along said riMtl in a south-easterly direction to a point due eiiBt of Ibo beginning corner, tlieuoe west to tbe place of beginning, containing 9 acres or lees, in L-tno couuty, Oregon Also the undivided unc-tibib iuteie.t of tbe deleudaut in anil to ibe following uescnutil liaci, towii: Commtucing ut post aud lock 6 8U ctmlus eust Iroui tha s. w. corner oi Claim No. 41, Isaao Ailen donation land claim in tap. Ill 8. r. 3 w, thence east 10.35 chains to public bi.bwav thence west ot south along the public highway 40.10 chains to a rock; thence west 11 .10 ahuihs. thence north 4U.10 chains to place oi beitiuuing, containing 14 ucles and IU rods more or Jess, in j-,uue county, Ongon. Also all the undivided oue-eighiu interest of tbe delendant In and lo tbe tol lowing debcrlbetl premises. lo-wit: beginning at comer angle of Ibbho Allen donation laud eliiiin No. 41, iu m-o'iou 11, twp, li s. r, 3 w. aud running tbence west b.(U chains lo corner ot claim flu. 4 ibenoe north 42.41 chains to s. w. oarner of said claim No. 41, thence east 6.86 ODailiN, tbence south 42.41 chains to place of beginning, containing iv U'J-IUU ucieB of laud in Iauv county, Oregon, Now, therefore, lu ibe name of Ibe State of Ort-non, lu colhnilalice Wllh said wilt, will oder tor sale tbe above described properly at publlo ntlctlou, lo tbe highest biui'er for cash, subject to redemption, at the south tincr ol (he court house in Euuene, Lane County, Oregon, ou Mou- .lay, the Gtb da ol February, 11100, be- iweeu tne houis ol a o clock a. m., .inu 4 o'clock p. m, to-wit: ar one o'olock p. m, on Bind duy. Dated this 29th day of December, 1899 W. tv. WlTUkBS, Sheriff uf Lane County, Oregon By Fato FlrK, Deputy. SUMMONS- In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon tor x,ane county. John Conger, Plaintiff, v.. I A. J. and Mabel Nickel, Clempnza T. Dodson and A. Wheeler. HefemlMntu To A. J. Nickel and Mabel Nickel, two of the dcfeudauU alitive niiiuetl: ITOU Alili IIKi.KkY NOTIFIED AND i rctttiited Utappear in the above entitled t ourt and att.wer the ci ntplaiut i f i.laintitf tiled in said Cnurt in tins cauiw. et,'ninst you, anil tlie other defendants above tunned, on or before Thursday, tlie 15th day nf March, 1900: and yt u are liereby further notified that if you iail to ap)ar and answer said complaint, as . .... nH1lv .llv,aiM V1IC ,,i,ii,iui Will take a decrre aiiainst you lor the relief prayed .u, ... nam vuilOIUIIlt, CO-Wlll r OT B Jlltltllien anainst you, tlie said defendants, A. ,1 Niuhe and Mubel Nickel, for the sum of $l:-li,0 I. uniim ntniM u rt m . .....i. ioterent tliereun at the rate of 10 per cent i.c, .MKMiui ,u uKe coin, ana tor the su f R7 111 1..... .. r-.-.L . , i .. .. vne lurtuer sum ot Mil UO attorneys fee iu said suit to be allowed by said Court, said sum of 8429.50 being the sum now due, principal and interest, ou tlie promissory note set forth in said complaiut; aud for the costs and disbursements of said Klllt- .ml fi a .ln.... . 1 . I ok"obv you, anu against each, all and every of tho other defendant ........ unumii ht me loreclesure ot the mou. gatfe liiemiiinetl and st f.,tu, in .ai . cm plaint, and forever barring ju aim each ol you, and each and all of the other defendants, and all other persona claiming bv, through or un er you, or either of you, or by, through Or 110, r Klthpr ornnn.f !. I R. , -o" witirr ueienil- ant. nlK.ve named, nf all r glit, title, interest , 'eoi-iuption in, or to the Mid niortaod premises descriueti in said com plaint, and described in said mortgage in said compiaint mentioned; .aid premises beinir dencnlied an follow., to wit: 1 ut No. 2 in Mock No, 8 in the original plat oi l-airiiti imt, in Lane county, Oregon, con taining 1.2K acre., more or lean; and for the sale ,. the above described land, by the shcriff ot saitl Lane count .....un.. i.... j ., . ... ' - " v. law anil (lie practice i f .aid Court, and that the proceeds Ol lUl.l aaln 1 & .....l: i . .... ' 1 tk. . . "i i""1" ne payment of the c,und charge, ol making the tame, and econd, to the payment of 40.00 rea.onal.le m-, ior iiistiiuiing sanl suit: third, Jamt'J,' f?"Pto9 the .aid . - -- won, kiigetner ithaccruitiK interest thereon, ami the said t, , ii i' ' , BD." '"r "ni11 ol"er aud utlirr relief a, ,ay ue e,,iible in tho preniiseii. This summon, is served upon you by pub icatioa for .tx consecutive week, prior to the r-'ln ftflV nf l aa..k llUlh . . n,,, r l; -.v.u, ,;ssr, to tne i-a-oenk 1'All.r bCARli, a daily newspaper of general ... i , . . j-.iikcub, saio county and st.tte. hv oiilupnt ik. 11 v 1 countv in.lsre of Une county. ' Ongon, which i i ,i , , . January, I'1 0, ami that i n .iA K ,1 i.,.. ., . '', m urtter oi pu miction of ,i ... ( i T ' ,0" "M I "scribed the loth "l "S". " the time on or before plaint in said .tut. .uu'io ''"' "'l.h" nt l"'hllcatln of ,. niMiiou. in utd ne.sp.,.r U January If,, All y for Plaintill. Administrator's Notice- lil!Ilitl,vhIJll", ,b,t ,be r??, J, J M' - '"y f n duly ap. Poirted idmisi.tniA. n .i . .Jn r n.l k,,k i j , eatai" OI Bain nel Smith, decas.d, by the Connty Conr of Lane county, Ongon; and all person, ff'!""1""1 are tereb, notified lo present the a-me, with the prorer voucher, , ,.)d ..' i ot lhj J" '"".of L. Kiijut in trg.te. Ore- !.; Fat.,.. w,!L."c- CITATION. In tbe County C 'r L vrregou. lo Ihn matter i,i .i,. Vea i-b, deceus:ii CITA II A lo ha uh lla pi-r, V ! ll. liriig.., Ki. r. , l.itllra iv.it ili. l.i .la, I hurl, ' i' l-'Utok KyhUs. I; l.i, ! I. ilii kin ol said d.cei.s,,, . . concejtieii- Gr.fin,t ' '' ' I.N THIS NAME Of'thk si, Oregon, ou are lurely j . 'i in appear tn ibo connu fuon m' ' u. utqnm, .o, ine liu,,,. , courtroom ibtreol. u, !i, ,ri uoust in Mt-.i , on Moniiii), ih4 h duv o( l ! ' at the hi ut ol I t-'iioi k ( aald duy, lliru ui.tl i,tr ,0 " any there be, why iliiiouti II r of eald t state, sbou 'ii ... . . : House in Km. ,-n. ..... . Vt ordeteil uud directed i, ala j'' at public or private sale ,u HOrilMtd IhhI l.rn, .... , . 0 "-'I estate, to-wit:' ' " Lot No 1 iu Sec 8 T id s p i luts Nos 3, 4 ami 7 in Sei p,'-' west, all iu Laue county o,,. '' b8 SOW for Ibe l,itLe,t ,t,'i obtainable llnr.lor. lor i, ibe purpose ol and luordirio '" claims and debts i,g,i,l8l l0 i. ,u . . "i" """I ' autiin-. 1 that this Cti.tic',, latt aim next Ol km, nuneiy, Uiili, J n..:i7A::,7i'.r.,-c,-"' . .7 ' " " " HI an uies.atooi ur.g,.,. itin.yj Otehou, dally, t ici-pi fULiij , D uoiisui'U lilt ,i , Biicfossive aeeks next pm, 01 j.'otiiuur-, moo. PuLiniiui I Witness ibe Hon E 0 Potter J lue uuuuiy vourt ol tle jjut. a the aaid Court attixid iln. .j, J tot iu, iMuuii oi i,nne. .uk .. Novt inber, 161J9. E. D. UH Cou:i Timber Land, ActJune3 IMotice for PubliciiJ TJnitkd Smss Un CiJ lltlSkhUEG tIlfG0N. J.I.I1..J Notice is beitby givm iImiiiJ whu iue provisions ul tbo ncu ot June i, Ibirt, i uuil, ,i -Ai J saieoinmbir ants in iLt bii.J loinia, On gnu. Ntviilu, tu vl Teintory," Sunny bom. tounly of Ltll.e, State ol (W-.l aaj nied iu th is oihci. his b.oiu J Io toi, lor Ibe pun-lime oltt-l fti a ii a I. , ol nceiiiL : Ship No. 17 S. liit.Le Xo.4.. oiler proof to sbuw that ide lac I more valuable tor its limbtr ot ,:i lor ngriculttlial poitnse , ami: his cluiui to bam It nil Ltlote ll-l und ltcceivtr of this c fbte nl Oregon, on liidi,, iln23niiii 1900. He names us wittit sets: . boll of Lugene, On yon; F. B .1 1 augene, uregon; tl. a. aoiLI gene, Oregon: L. L. Beaaoli:.! gou. Any anil all ,-en-oi.s els im:rc I the abovt-tlescnbtil ii.miHsrt t J nle their olaims iu iliisoifccciil said 23rd duy of .tlstch, M. J. T. biirGi.',: Timber Land, Act June 3 Notice for Publicity Unitei. States Lo I lfostii'JRu Ureiv. I Juiia.il Notice U hi reby given that it j with the provisions of the act of .1 June 3. 1878. entitle:! "Ac act lit I timber lands in tlie state, nf Cl:I iron. Nevada, ami iVaMiilieUt I Howard W . ltowltmil, of Koi-tt-.j Lane, state of OreiMU. has tlti J this ottice bis sworn stattmeDt tho purchase of tin-S i 8ti.' section INo, Ji,lu tiiwiiniii .vti Nn. 4 K, and wiliotlit I o-'-i l land soiiLilit is mole vultialU fif itoue than for iiL'ticilllitn.1 I urj-1 estatilisji his claim to eaid lat I lteirititer and lteceivr-r nf thll ot t burg, Oregon, on Friday, Itif I March, l'.KJO. tl,. n,mM ,i u.itli.Pf: 1. of . -iKCne, Oreizon; S. .Sc.-tt,"ii j..n; L. r,. nean, t.l r usenr, on. Campbell, of Eugene, Oregon. Auy snd ail persons dunning i above-described lands are re-M their claims in this oltice on or t:l il.iv of Ma, eh. l'.IIKI. I. T. Bkimp I Timber Land, Act June! Notice for Publicatl T'simi States L " l(i.snu.-ito,tr-l JlD'A -NTti,.a i. I,,.i,.),v L'lveli lii -I i.,;.. ..u ..f ilie act I' i..--i i7w ni;il.. -'Anacll- timber 'lands' iu ihe stales ii I'l con, Nuva.la, and atiuif i J V--.il, i , , . ..f I.' ne. o l state of Oreenn,' 1ms tlii '"j rlicehls sworn statiinetn -V-; l.o- . ,l,a Vis K i. mtii'U t .: X'.. In i..mi.-hil ... i'.-TiiI . IT... i.r.mf to io- i rj, auu h iii ' i - , , , . . .. .i (... ........ 1 1 1 1 rl po:-1 Dinl.li.l, I. id i-lniiii to sold at I i.eisier nut. ..w. - . huroj llrei. n. on I'rulJ.v. " I...u.r ill ll.i-' 1VI....I. n.ui ,t v.. nenameiM ni- '- . j., a lia.l!l of Knueiie: I..K.Ik't. Any and all pern, claipjiaf 'I alxive-descrineil iiinu- h.ir claims in this "lt.ee oa III H.v of .March. VM ,1. T. Ebii' NOTU E TO CliKUH r.i.i. I'.ii,, 1. is. " ' Nolice is ueribt nt"1" ,c. enncern that Hie linlr-s aud Aleck LeuK haeb" -Cotiitt.f Lane tounty. U"',' pointed execnicrs tl ' " Lewis, deceased, ai .1 h 1 claims sgainst sam , nta ann riquir-o ,l' i ,jtl i tne pinper voucui .. law office of Tl.nu ! .... I Alio culllity, uriLt'i'. ( from Ibe dale ol tins l Dated at 1.1 s"1"' 01 Septiuiln r. i.'-' jnliS ALli'l Execnlots of the t'" " deceased. .. v t : THOU i'm . Atlornf?iI- NO:ICF. of r inm- 'r' Ksaie.ftV.S :"'" oi.uy, VS',n. .. ,W police is I'en iv . Wbitrett. admtBi't-''J nitil lilsnrai am - . .. .... . v 111- ' es-aie, ami j.oo. . ... at-. l'- W. atteo.-.',t air) dav bad been aellj " O F.itter, cennty j"-'sf f,l h-HM-iKOircl""1 """ Dated D c ll'. I ' t MI'!' do l: D if