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SATURDAY
JAN 27
Voters otiiiht to register early.
There Is going to be a big rush
toward the last and some are liable
to get left.
The author of "The Man with tbe
Hoe" says he knows a woman with
one hundred pairs of silk stockings.
He should now write "The Woman
with the Hose." - ' ;
In Vlennt poker has been de
clared a game of ohanoe. The au
thorities would obange their minds
it they staoked up against the right
sort of players.
Tbe Boers shoot fast. A British
infantry offloer who was engaged
in the battle of Colenso, writes that
the bullets fell like "a severe hail
storm on a tin roof."
It seems really providential that
whenever an Inferior raoe like the
Boers and Filipinos for tostanoe
needs looking alter, a superior raoe
always turns up to undertake the
job. - -
Tbe Dallas Itemlser says "lots of
people are wondering wbat will be
tbe next development in the Plum-mer-Oeer
penitentiary oat. Tbe
general impression is that if the
governor lets tbe matter rest as at
present it will result in his political
r , ,
undoing."
The olrouit court In Portland has
decided that parents cannot Inter
fere by habeas corpus proceedings
with the custody of ohlldren com
mitted by the oountv courts to the
Boys and Girls Aid Society. Tbe
county oourt has exclusive juris
diction in tbe matter.
Roberta of Utah was not prea
ent In the Home when the debate
on tbe question of his admission
was in progress. Much was said
about polygamy, in alt its pluses,
but the main ohanoe was missed In
not inviting Roberta to give his ex
perienoe. That would have at
traoted a full house.
President H. L, Boardman of
McMinnville College Is soliciting
funds for the oollege, the Baptist
Board of Education of New York
having agreed to give 15000, pro
Tided 120,000 Is raised in Oregon,
payable in five years. lie is meet
ing with flattering luocea a b exer
er be goes. The Baptist denomi
nation now bag ninety-nine educa
tional nstitutioDB ia tbe United
BUte.
A car trust ratber evens things
up in publio estimation by giving
the brassy fee banting sleeping car
oonduotors s squeeze. An imme
diate sequence of tbe consolidation
of tbe Pullman and Wagner oar
companies is tbe issuance ot a oir
oular in which a reduotion in tbe
wages of sleeping car conductors i
annonoced. Tbe amount of the
out is said to be, in many oases, as
much as 20 per oent. Tbere is
nothing in this, howerer, tending
to impair the super-human powers
of the Pullman oar porter.
Street Commissioner Scott did
good work today hauling mad from
tbe line of the street car traok along
the business part of Willamette
street. The street committee should
now dress the track, and street near
the outside of tbe rails, with fine
orushed rook. Nothing in tbe way
of proper improvement can be ex
pected from tbe street oar owners.
The oity is responsible for tbe street
and should not allow it to again
get into the horrible condition that
obtained last winter. Tbe people
will commend their offioials for
such work. But it should be done
promptly.
Tbe borax trust, proteoted by a
tariff, and organized to rob the peo
ple, has advanced tbe price of borax
to seven and one-quarter cents
pound in tbe United States, but
pays tbe freight aoross the ocean
and sells it in Europe for three and
one-half cents. The steel and wire
trust, whioh advanced the price of
nails one hundred per cent in the
United States, dells thnBe produols
n Europe forty per cent below the
price extorted from our people,
Suob plain robbery will convince
plain people that Bryan should
have tneir votes in preference to
MoKinley when a voting chance
gain ocours.
The Golf Girl
It the type of Hie modern woman at her
ltHiltliient mid lK8t. She walks with an
easy grace. She is a picture of perfect
wuiuuniiuou in toe sprimrtime ot me.
But generally the golf club i laid aside
with marriage, A physical languor op
presses) ine once
athletic eirl. Ex
ercise makes her
back ache. She
tires easily. Usually
sue accepts tills con
dition as a natural
thing, but it is un
natural. Marriage
should add to wom
an's happiness, rath
er than subtract
from it. If women
understood how in
timately the general
health is related to
the local health of
tile womanlyorgans,
they would appreci
ate the fact that
there is no need to
suiter from weak
ness and backache.
The use of Doctor
Pierce't Favorite
Prescription makes
weak women strong,
tick women well.
It regulates the per
iods, heals inflam
mation and ulcera
tion, cures female
weakness, 'anil not.
the body in a condition of sound health.
Mrs. H. A. Alsbrook, of Austin, Lonoke Co,,
Ark., writes: "After five muntlis of great suf
fering with female weakneea 1 write for the
benent of other sufferers from the same afflic
tion. I doctored with our family physician with,
out any good results, so my husband urged me
to try Dr. Pierce's medicines which I did, with
wonderful rrsulta I em completely cured. I
took four bottles of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription, four of his 'Golden Medical Discov
ery 1 aud two vials of his ' Pleasant Pellets.' "
Dr. Pierce't Pleasant Pellets curt con
ttlpetiou and lit consequence
A Might or Terror.
"Awful anxiety was felt for the
widow of the brave tleiiernl Burnham
of Maculae, Me., when the doctors said
he could not life till morning ' writes
Mrt. 8. H. Liuooln, who atteuded her
that fearful night. "All thought the
T7n d'f ,rm P"-"'. t"e
begged for Dr. Klng't New Discovery,
saying It had more tiian ones saved
iter life, anu nao. ounxt nerot pnnauinp-
tion . After three small rinses she nlent
easily all tiight, and Its further use
completely cured her." Thla marvel
out medicine It guaranteed to cure all
Tbmat, Client aud l.Jng disease. On
ly 50o and $1.00. Trial bottle free at
filon Drug IVs drug store.
SUMMONS.
Ia the Circuit Court ot the State of Oregon
fur the County of I-ane,
Gertrude M. Thomas, Plaintiff, )
va.
Harvey A, Thomaa,- Defendant I
To Harvey H. Thomaa, IMru.lant:
IN THK NAMK UK THK STATK OK
Oregon, you are herehy reuuired to appear
and answer the complaint hie 1 ngalnst you In
the above entitled Court on or belore the 17th
day of March, lWO, and if von fail to answer,
for want thereof the plaintiff will take a
decree against yon dteeolvtng the lionds of
matrimony now existing between plaintiff ami
defendant, and also that plalntiff'a name lie
ehanged from Oertrude M. Thomaa to her
ataiden Dame, tlertrude At. Pavfdeon, ami
such other relief as to the Court rnav seem
euulUble, Thle eumtnone shall be, by order
of said iHUtrt, pttblteheil lor ais ronaeeutiv
weeko, and the Krst puhlloatlon thereof te in
the Ueue of the Kuaene ltiv Ui'amii of
January 15th, l'.aju. And tbe dale of the
order of vublfcaUoa of thla summons la the
ISlh day of January, Halt,
This eummisne Is published In the Ktigene
IUltv tll'snn hv order id Hon. k. O. Potter.
Judge of the County Court of Lane County,
OrveT'n, snsie In chamhere the 1 Ub day of
January, ttaav
iv it, natrwonrn, i
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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HERE'S GOOD LUCK.
The touch of a band, the rUoce of ao eye
Or a word exchanged with a passerby;
A gllmpie of a face In a crowded itreet,
And afterward life is Incomplete;
A picture piloted frith hooevt teal,
And we loot the old for the new Ideal;
A chance remark or a song's refrain.
And Ufa la oarer the eeroa again.
A friendly eralle, and luvs's etnberliig rpark
Leaps into flame and illumloes the dark;
A wfilepered "Be brave" to our fellow men,
And they pick up the thread of hope again.
Thus never an act or a word or thought
But that with ungucased importance la fraught
For small things build up eternity
And blazon tbe ways for destiny.
Answers.
THE DRUMMER
. AND
THE DRUMMER
A 8tory of War and Peace.
I. WAB.
"Why, you're a Yankee, aren't you?'
That was wbat Gladys Clayton, a lib
tie southern girl, said one morning to a
small boy dressed In blue who upon
ber approach had bait risen to a Bitting
posture beside a patch which led both
to a spring and a negro cabin, within
hailing distance of the spot where tbe
reclining uniformed flguro was gazing
In open eyed wonder on tbe vision of
Juvenile loveliness.
"Yet, I'm a Yank," replied tbe boy,
Instinctively saluting. "You can tell
thjit by my blue." Then he paused for
a second and tald hesitatingly, "Of
course you are are a"
The boy In blue blushed, and the lit
tle nui Id, with a twlnklo In her eyes,
said:
"A llttlo rebel. Do you surrender?'
"Hardly," replied the boy, ninklng an
endeavor to tnke his feet, but falling
back until ho supported himself upou
his elbow. An expression of pain
swept over hit faco which startled tho
child as she exclaimed In sympathetic
tones:
"Ob, dear, what a pity! You are
wounded, and only a boy!" Then, as a
reassurance, she added: "You nccdn'
be afraid, Ynnkco boy. 1 won't hurt
you, and all the gray soldiers are gone
away."
"Where am I?" asked the drummer
boy.
"You nro on the Clayton plantation
Ynnkeo boy. My mother says that it is
20 mllca from nowhore nnd the last
placo that was made."
"There's been a big fight," said the
boy. "Which licked?"
"Motlior says tbat sho reckons they
both got all they wanted and then
withdraw In good order," answered
tho girl.
"Whero Is your father?"
"Licking Yankees," was tho reply,
with a great deal of energy thrown
Into tho words.
"Oh, ho!" exclaimed tho boy, nnd
then, In Bplto of himself, be permitted
a gronn to escape his Hps.
"Oh, dear!" said the girl, coming
closo up to him. "Are you hurt much.
llttlo Ynnkeo boy?"
For tho moment tho boy in bluo had
forgotten himself as ho asked In anx
iety:
"Please, llttlo girl, havo you soon my
drum?"
Tho girl looked up and down tho
path ou cither tide, nnd at length sho
discovered tho wreck of tho martial
Instrument
"Hero It Is, llttlo boyt" said the girl,
with much dignity.
"Thanks, miss," said tho soldier boy.
"The rebs liavo shot It full of holes,
and It's no good. Throw It awuy."
Tho girl throw tho shattered drum
Into the bushes.
"What can 1 do for you?" asked tho
girl, somowhat perplexed at tho sltua.
tlou.
"I'll toll you," replied tho boy. "And
I want you to do It right quick. I want
you to get mo out of this 'right smart,'
for a scouting party of robs might
come riding thlt way and capturo me
or worto"
"Yankeo boy, my mamma would
bavo a Ot It the saw you In that bluo
suit 8ho hatot you all! Let me sec-
lot mo tee!"
Then the clapped her hands nnd ex
claimed:
"1 know what I'll do. I'll go to old
81, down at the rahln. Ho aud auntie
aro tho ouly ones of all tho slaves who
havo not ruu away to follow tho Yniv
kecs. Ml will do anything for me. lie
at patient at you can wbllo 1 am gone.
for It won't be long."
It waa not long that the lad had to
wait, but when tho people returned
with tho two colored people ho wnt
qulto fnlnt, nud gasped:
"Water!"
"Bring the gourd from tho tprlug!1
commanded amnio, who had arrived In
advance of ber rheumatic husband.
The labott of yours and perfect
health had given tho black woman Im
mense strength, and tho drummer boy
waa little more of a burden to her than
an Infnut
Uladya ran on ahead to tho cabin
Auntie atrodo on, taking such Immense
steps that ber husband, In a vain en
doavor to keep up, was token with a tit
of coughing and was obliged to take a
long rest by tho wnysldo. When ho
did nrrlvo nt tho cnldn, the boy In blue
was snugly hidden away In Its privacy
and receiving the kind ctllt-e of the
colored woman, who had hnd many
years or experlenee In nurilng.
Now that I he wounded Irummer Ivov
wnt made at comfortable at possible
amnio closed the cabin door and an Id
at Impressively as If she were reciting
one or her best ghost atorles:
"ton hoar me, Miss (ilailys, nil you,
oio man r ton ikiiii done keen yer
mouth shut 'botil Ibis ere young tin
iou both all know that the inlsxr nt
tho big bonne w Jest plreti on the Ynn
keen, for all "he's n drofTnl iroo.l ni
NOTICE TO CKKPITOhS.
' v
Notice) la Krnby plwn thai lit nad
signed kea 1sd iomtid by lbs (on
Court of Lane reiiMj, OrtRon, sdminia
tor of the ealale of K.' j. bitumens, drrea
ed. All persona bavins clairre againat at
ealale are betel.? routed to preterit tbe
to toe with the proper voucher at Kugen
Oregon, within ail mnntra hew ti e Br
publication of this notice.
Dated November 'it, Ixcl.
Auoa M, IIccxwith,
At m i w. :e
in. But for all that we mustn't let
ler know of this little chap a-li!d!n
ere uuy more than's If 'twas a-hldln
Lliikum bluaelf."
II.-PEACE.
"Lines." said the head of the house
to a favorite commercial traveler who
had Just returned from on extended
tour, "do you know anything of tbe
south?"
"A Utile," was tbe reply.
"How far south have you been?"
"Itlchmond."
"Ah!" exclaimed tho bead of the
house. "Long getting there?"
"Pretty near three years."
"Kirst time that I ever beard that
you were In the Mate unpleasantness,' "
returned his employer. "Never henrd
Ibout your adventures In that line."
"Well," interrupted the salesman,
"you see. I am the only man engaged
In the civil war who Is not writing for
the magazines."
"In many battles?" asked the manag
ing partner.
"Yes."
"Wounded?"
"Twice; odcc In the leg nnd the other
tlmo In the heart."
"Hecovored from the effects of both
wounds?"
"Itecovered from the shot In the leg;
the wound In the heart Is still open."
"Urn!" was the finale of this running
conversation.
The salesman nodded, and then tbe
converse became "strictly business."
The desire of the llrm was concisely
this to renew a southern trade pre
viously held by the house which had
been Interrupted by the civil war and
never regained; never regained be
cause the house bad never made nil ef
fort to resume busluess relations with
that section.
"Walter." said the senior partner, be
coming familiar, "we must win all that
trade back again. I not only wain the
city houses, but those remote planta
tion stores at the crossroads which car
ry such big slocks of our very lines.
And as for the salary nnd commlssluu.
Hie house will guarantee that your
trial trip In tbe new section shall be no
loss to you."
When the day for the salesman's de
parture for Virginia came, the head of
the house at parting said:
"Well, you are advancing on Itlch
mond this time uuder somewhat dif
ferent circumstances."
"Not so very different," Interrupted
ike satesmau, with a quiet chuckle. "1
was a drummer thou, and I'm a drum
mer now."
.lust nt dusk one night he drove up
to the store on the Clayton plantation
ami walking Into the establishment
nimouueed himself nud his business by
presenting his card, as ho said:
"1 want supper, feetl and keep for
my horse, lodging for myself nnd will
talk business later."
A young man behind tho counter re
plied:
That'll be all right, Mr. Lines. The
proprietor will be here in a moment."
Then he ordered n lounging darky to
lake the horse round to the barn."
Tho drummer was Just going to ask
the condition of trade when u woman
eutereil.
'Miss Clayton, the proprietor," said
the clerk, Introducing the newcomer.
Tho greeting of the two was so
hearty that the clerk almost fell over
the counter.
"Why, Walter!"
"Why, Gladys!"
That clerk was n Jewel. lie knew
his business. He hurried out of the
store to feed the drummer's horse.
Ill Inclosing an order for a large bill
of goods on tbe ensuing tiny, tho drum
mer !u it communication to the head
of the house wrote:
I hnvc entirely recovered from that
wound of the heart. In Miss tilnilys
Clnyton I have found nil old acquaint
ance, ft new woman of the uew south.
whom I shall have uo trouble In bring.
Ing luto the Union. At present her
mother Is rather n hopeless case, but
I nm quite sure tbnt she. too, will be
come thoroughly reconstructed In due
season." Charles H. Day In Home
Magnxlne.
Probnlily She Meant It.
"When she will, sho will, you can
depend on't," Is a line which many
men havo quoted of many women. The
snylug Is often unjust, nud tho womnu
Is often Justllied, but now aud then
the cap tits iierfectly.
Not long ago a fast express was
bowling over the sands of Arizona.
Just how It happened Was frequently
explained nud in ver understood, but
as the train spoil along the side of a
parched river It suddenly left tbe rails,
rolled down the lunik nud landed In
three feet of muddy water at (he bot
tom of the river bed.
Within the cars there was some nat-
urnl conruslou. Men. women nnd
lunch hoses were thrown Into a bean.
and not an umbrella or parcel was left
in tho racks.
Ono by one the occupant! of the rear
enr extricated themselves from the
mnss nnd sought for means of escape
while stanching various wounds cnus-
cd by broken glass. Kvery exit was
Jammed tight. Just then. In tho midst
of tho doubt and confusion, rose n wo
man s voice in emphatic demand:
Let me out! I.et me out! If von
don't let uiu out. I'll break a window!"
Youth's Companion.
A I'nlqne Symbol of Freedom.
A curious custom is observed In tho
village of Orent Itooktuatt. Surrey.
England. When the wife of n trades
man goes off for the usual summer
holiday to the seaside, one or two ex
port climbers ascend nt mldulirht to
the roof of the house ami Insert old
brooms In the chimneys as a sign that
tho head of the house hns the siiiwr
vlslon of the domestic arransetnenta In
addition to his ordinary work. The
wife of the worthy landlord nt the
Crown hotel hnvlng departed, no few-
than eight brooms adorned the
nousr. Pittsburg Bulletin.
niiiira tin! nun on rhambf rlnio's
v ouga Kemeuy.
Mtnilf.'t Trl.t. nf ll.i J
attnrM lr.r..a... ... U- 1- 1
" nc is nnvrntr a
ItMt run no rhnmUrtaln's Couch
iifm1y. He i.lls tire ttli of that
Rirlloluv tnororf any oilier kind, mil
(tlv croat saturation. In thnwU. ... 1""BU" 'ns,
ayaof la Brlp theie Is n.nhlng IlKe-
lianitvrlntira Couirh 1
"turOy to atop,
im ntllOll liaaal tin llta s. .. em ti.m.l - a
uiiire aid tire, rollef xlihln a nr. i
t.1 a. a. uir h-. - niium Itlltl
tt I'm-. Theaale r erevm.
tul all who trv It are rlpaaexl with !l
pmniin aollnti South t'hlnurn l.lli
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and Kri.
4:;i0pra
Mon, Wed
and Fii
Milwaukee
una u- or
FIRST
Anal Bank
Of Eugene.
Paid up Cash Capital SSO.OOO
Surplus - - $50,000
Eugene, Oregon.
a GEXEKAL BANKING BUSINESS
Done on reasonable terms. Sight
ilraiu on Chicago, f an Francisco and Port
laud, Oregon.
dil! of echango sold on forelf u countries,
bepi eits le.riud 11.1 jn Mo cllti k or certiH
cute of deposit.
All collections entrusted tn us will weive
prompt atteution.ij
" (J Hendbicks,
President.
S B Kakin,
V.ce President.
. E. Hnohohasm,
Ca.'Mier,
- h. H. POTTKU, '
Awt't Carthim
EUGENE
LoanoSavings Bank
S3 Of Eugene, Oregon.
Paid Up Cash Capital
Surplus -
$50,000
2,!
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS
ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS-
P-rsft Issued on the princ'pil cities of the
Unlcvd ri'.ales and foreign co mries.
interest allowed on Deirand Certificates of
bepohii when left slated period.
Collections receive our prompt attention .
City aud County Warrants bought.
W. E, BhOWN,
President,
F. W. OSBUKN,
Cashier.
0. A. PAINE,
Vice President.
W. W. BROWN,
Assl Cashier.
LANE COUNTY BANK
.EelRbliehed In 1882.!
EUGENE,
OREGON.
General Esnking business in all branches
transacted on favorable terms,
A. . HOVEY, PreHident
J. M. ABRAM8. Cashier
Central Market,
Watki ns $ Miller
PROPRIETORS.
Will keep cor.sianllj on hand a full supply
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
Which they will Bel! at Hie lowesi
uiarltpt prices.
A !air snare ol tie puciic patronage solicited
:-TO THE FAIJMERH.-;
We will pey the holiest market price
for Fat Cut lie, Hogn bikI bheep.
Shot) on Willamette St.,
EUGENE, OREGON.
fir Meats delivered to am i art nl Hi cllj
reeof cliBree
J. L. PAGE
-UEAUtH IN-
RQCERJES
Having a Large aud Complete stock ot
Klaple and Fancy Groceriet hought
in the beet markets,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH.
I can nfler tho n..Kii
than anv o.her hnL . " v"""r. PrK8
. a. .,.KCUr,
OREGON SHORT I INF R n
THK. DIRECT HOUTE 'JO
Montana, Utah, (Colorado,
mid all Eastern Points.
UNloNPt,,m,'v,,8 ro,UM' tn.
u 'UF" Ma" L1". or
KIOORANi,Kscenlcl.lne
1.00k at tlietlme
U 'y8 tn Halt Lake
-3 ""j m 1 stiver
days to Chlcairo
H days to New York
Ml I '.. " '-..s,l .A
..vt
' or iuil
isrllculsrs rei;arilln6
"a'ns.etc.ralloiior.rt
liire
L L Stevens At, Eugene.
CO Terr- w F
Trul'a-sAat " t. UOlTIBn
lTh.rdSt.PorMant.X"
HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON
Sommervllle&Beroer.
ihbJtf'-. ne.
Weinhard's
Pullm
Sleeping
Elegant
Tourlsti
SleepiDc
TO
Tnrounh TickcrtTloJ
,.iV.4M'.'! WAS,,,,
. ..... BUM nil Vtl
17 J r .
and tickets, tali rS?..
it McMTJKPHKY,
General Agen.. Kugene,
' )nn- Opposite Onitr i oHice.
' Ai;IJmtIj
Asst Gen'l
iiiifi Morrison St, cor Thinl, V,.
Timber Land, ActJune3,J
tor ruolic.tioi
Unitku tTsms Lwu 0m,
K ouaj-Ttrriij! I i...
Wllh the provihions ol tbe act JQ
ol June 3, lb7b, tuuiUd "An bl
noio ui uiuutr lunus in Ibe biua.
fnYOIM. flrinni, K...A
Territory," bidney Scott, ol U
County of Lone, State oi Ortra Wl
day filed iu tlm olbce his om LJ
i- i f! b purcnase oltbiSi
7t , a y, a r, ol buction 27, ii ll
r ivmge A0.4ii., a
ottrr proof to 8hi.w that the Lid
mom va'nbhla (n, 4,.. l . 1
for unricultural mniiohM. ,,.! ,n
Li is oiuiiu to said lend btloie iht fcl
nud ltoceiver of Ibia ofli t,J
Oregon, on Friday, tbe 23rd dijdll
Ha namea ou witrabLD. w t
bell of EuKeue, Oirgonj F. B. Beiksl
iiutjeue, urcgon; tl. . Koilud cl
gene, urijgon; Li. t.. l.eu of Entm
Bon.
Any nud all persons elaiming idta
tho Bbove-descrihtd lundsure noteJ
ale their oliuiiis iu thm office cd J
suid XJrd day of .umcb, IIWI.
l. T. Uiiiccu, Bi
Timber Land. Act Juno 3, IE
Notice for Publication
United Statu La.dO(tJ
Kosmuiio Oreoon.
J titulary 9,lfl
Notice I hf-reby given that in ami
With the Droviriioim nf thn twtt nf mm
June .1, iota, entitle:! "An act tor Uni
timber lauds in the states of Calilonil
ffnti, Nevada, and Washington Ted
Howaril W. JinwlnnH. nf Kiicm. eocJ
Lane, state of (JreKou, han tbudijul
una omue his sworn statement iW l
the purchase of the S A S V . i
Section No. 27. in tuvvntiiiin Na 17 3. a
No. 4 K, and will offer proof to ibovun
laud sought is more vnluahln for it ui J
itn ne than for agricultural purposei, m
esiaimsu nis claim to sain una dhoij
Keifnter and Keceivrr of this otfaca it 3
butv, Oregon, on Friday, the 23d m
March, llKK).
He names as witnesses: F. R BtJ
of Kugen e. Oregon; S, Scott, of Eugent
Ton; lj. K. Wean, of Kugeue, Oregoa;
ann-oeu, ol JMigene, Uregon.
A i. and nil persons daimiog tdwftt!
r n.vvdescribed lands are reiuetd
tiotr claims in this ottire on or wore
d,iv of Mftrnh. 19()0.
J. T.BMDC18,&H
Timber Land, Act June 3,181
Notice for Publication.
United States LAiroOm
Koseiiuko, Ubegos,
Janiury v'
Notice Is hereby given that inacfa
with the provisions of the act of cotp1
June 3, 1878tentitleu "An act fortM
tlmhAr in iha at ft. Pet of CllifoCVM
Fred 11. Bellman, of Eugene, mdT,'.11
state oi Oregon, lias tins any -
b of Oregon, lias this d;T "J
ehis sworn statement No. 731, fr
of the N J S. K i, section l I'J
ction No. 2o, in township No. li
omcel
chase
show tt I
land sought ia more valuable for its HJ
linn. tl... r ..,t.,ll,,Fnl OtirDnMS. "4
,.LIl L , 'r?, ... ...IJ l.nH Mid
cnwioiisu nia claim vo i"i' """ j
Register and Receiver of this offite 1
burg, Uregon, on inUay, we
Maroh. lmio.
He names as witnesses: W. T. CP
Eugene; Sidney Scott, of EufiMIJl
Rowland, of tuKenej L. E. Ilesn, ol Us
Anv and all Deraons clairaine ajnn.
allov.i.HeBnilwul InM.la rfl Pftiaeitel
thi ir claims in this ottice on or IkI"1
2il iliv of Maroli. l'HIl).
J. T. Bbidco,R53
NOTICE TO CKEWT0BS.
V.t.l. .s T.,s drCfSied.
. . . . wtinrs ll
notice IB uertuy giTeo to " ,T. r
concern that the nnilersik'ii. .
and Aleck Lewis, have bun bj tt"'
r . t (IrperQ. fla?
nointed eircnlnrs of the eslsle n
Lewis, deceased, nnd all P"""L
rlsim. oi0l ni,l .stale Sr( M""!
flnrf .o Mnm,. to nresent tbe s0 .
Ihe pioper vouchers to said eieenlnJJJ
law office of Thompson S Hatdy, wj
from the date of this notice. .
Hated nt Engetie, Orrton, tu
o. oepmioir, io.-. InIINIpn&
Eiecnlors of the estate of Be"
oocensiHl. .nnt
Attnmers for said
Administrator's Notic
Xolire Is herrtr pivtn. II "J
sign.il. W, M. Vair.u)n, has of" " j,
poiuled ailmtoistrator i i me r,
n.l Smith, decens.d. by the "rLJ
ol Lnne county, On (ton, and "
oaving ciaimsagain.t ssio
nciineo to present ire T ulttHt
pti per vonchers, to said eonio"
tbe law uflice of L. Bilieo in s". .
onn -iit,,. m..r,ihi ftcm tbe
tins notice. . tt
fllt 1 1.,. ISlh .of XOTUBWO '
1. i .,.. ' w. tl. Vsjro
I'sluojft. Kor le by W. U lVIno.
I'octlsn.'. ;
i Famous Beer
Bottle and Draught
Al'S-B"
A 1 lul Fstsle.
' 1tTejsseTO.xa"ee.