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Daily Kugeue Guard I'ubltshed evsry svsning of the wsek, Sun days esoepted. Addrsis all communications and maki U remittances payabla to tb KuotKi Guard, Eugene, Oregon. ... - . 81JBSORIPTION3RATES. DAILT. Delivered by curler, per wesk. 16 Delivered by carrier, par month 00 By mail one year (in advance) 6 w Six monthi s. One month 60 dingle copies. 00 WIBSLI. One year (In advance) J 00 Sis month f, 00 Advertising rate made known oni applica tion. Entered ae eeoond-claae Eugene, Oregon, postomce. matter at the THB EASTERN OFFICES -OfBths paper are at 230 to 234 Temple ConrtNe York City, and U 8 Express Bldg, 67 Wash ington St., Chicago, III,, E KATZ Advertii inK Agency In oharge.( CAMPBELL BROS Publishers 111 Builaesa Lettere te thle eSlee sheuli kadlreoted te THE OUSRD tastes ef either l5UNhONlTU-WralTW)lFRlTMTir - 23i2etiCT.M.29iSMZ - WEATHER BUftEAU- (Dally BeportO ' Jane IS. lM-:so am) Weather forecast tor fcus-ens, Oregon. , Fair tonight and tomorrow. - WEDNESDAY June 13 ET THE MOST FOR THEIR MONEY. Cpe Nome BtMHner- shipping rates for o-itle from Portlsqd - are 1100 pat "head." In ooniaqntnee the shipper looks -bout' for the biggest o-ttle to be found. The same obserr-tion applies to ship ments of other lire stook. The Oregonian tells about the extra large-wiied ' animals 1 f tht - were shlpbed ; the1 .11 other-. d , on-, the freight add stock fiteamer Despatch: "Asent Baa-eartnerk of the Cal ifornia & Oregon Steamship Com- mm . pany'is amlzed at the enormous 1 Slrt of the: nttler ahsep ': tod, hog ' that Oreghn produoes. He States that' when th freight and stook steamer was being gotten read; for her trip to St Michael, the stalls were made six inohes wider than is customary, , When the cattle begad to arrive at ; the' dock ! there was extreme difnodlty in anoommo dating them. Out of ' 47 , steers, there was . not one, we'lgtiing less than 1600 pounds, and many, tip ped the beam at 2300. The' 200 sheep sent out averaged 180 pounds 4 each. Tbabogs, 26 in number, ' were "oorksts," as well as porkers,; and were of immense sise. As Mr Baumsartner had six month's ex- Ssrienoe in shipping oattle from settle to Skagway, he saw many large ones, but none so i huger as tnose that the t Despatch carried out." SBBSeaeSSSSMl . ' Illustrated Puck shows Unole Sam living in a glass' bouse whsn it oomes to sympathizing with the Boers who are being despoiled, of .i iL.i.L tt i' ; - ,. ...1 . tneir coaouy, ne is aoing ousiness of that kind himself, and what is more eight thousand miles from his mainland shores. ; Great Britain has the excuse that her colonial territory abuts on the country of whioh she is rob bing the Boers. These mighty Christian nations ignore , a very essential preoept Which the enforoe on their subjects under pains and penalties for infraction thereof and whioh, stated in plain terms, reads: "Thou shalt not steal." The attitude of a great party on the trust question, as indicated by the speeches delivered in Congress may be epitomised as follows: Re solved, first, We are in the hands of the trusts. Resolved, second, The trusts are abominable and in tolerable; and resolved, third, that we surrender immediately to the trusts! The "stuffed bear" of Newburg quaker college, down In Yamhill county, is the cause of bitter oon tests be.wwo the different classes that covet possession. The Benlors delivered the hirsute covering' of bruin to the sophomores Mouday, but the IreBbmea ti.ads h raid aod captured the s'uflVd nrlicle . and placed it in hiding. According to a dispatch from Trenton, N J, the 3,373 corporations obartered in that state under the existing trust act have paid fees into the state treasury of $1,554,12(3, This is the prije for which the state of New Jerdey has sold its honor! No other state will grant indis criminate charters. The visiting Ladies of the GAR aod the members of the Lane County Veteran Association aire being given the hearty 'welcome, whioh they deserve, at the hands of the hospitable people of Eugene. The best is not too good for our guests. The first depot it of the season of Alaska gold was made at Seattle yesterday when fifty miner, joist' from the mrth, left 1 200,000 worth; of gold with the government assay office. Sweet butter can't be made in a sour ehurn. The stomach is a churn. A foul' stomach fouls the food put into it; - When the food Is fouled the blood utoife'frohi it is fouled also. Foul blood means dis ease. Cleanse the churn and you have sweet butter. Cleanse the stomach and you have pure blood. The far reaching action of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is due to its effect on the stomach and organs of digestion and nutrition. Diseases that begin in the stomacn are cured tnrougti tne stomach. "Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery hjas proved a prcai dicwiiik 10 rat," writes Mrs. Bllen K. Bacon, of Shutesbury, Franklin Co., alaee. " Prior to September, 1897, 1 'had doctored for ray etomach trouble for several years, going' through s course of treatment without any real Dcneut. in September, -1896. I nan very sick spella and grew worse ; could eat but little, : I commenced to take Dr. Pierce'e medicine ahd in a short time I could eat aud work. X have gained twenty pounds in two months." ' . Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical -Adviser sent free on receint of atamrts to pay expense of mailing ofy. ; Send Si one -cent stamps for paper-bound volume, or 31 cents for clbtn blridiilg, to Dr. R. V. Fierce, 663 Main Street, Buf falo, N. Y. Commissioner's Court. After advertising for bids for par. ohe of tax sale certificates to lota in Frailer A Hyland's addition, and E J Crow having offered 1122.60 for aarti It I ordered that same be accepted, i Id the matter of tax sale oertlnoa'e No. 71. Ordered that the same be cancelled on the payment of $8.06. In the matter of the Zorn toad. A L Boney, O W Rycliard and R D Haw ley appointed lb asses damage, Bills allowed: H ilarland, road work IHV00 CM Tuokerj depotyV assessor, .'l 60 B F Rakaelt, care of puier;..'...ll ; S5 S O Dotson .... ................. . B 87 W U Eatori, blaokofulthliig and opplles i 7 26 L Boring, road work district No. " 80 12 00 UFOasteel, road -work; 179.160 In the matter of tbvBultterland roid. vroerea eataDitsnra as surveyed. Would Not Suffer So Again for Fifty Times Its Price X awoks last night with severe pejus la my stomach.. I never felt so badly In all my life.. When I came down; to work this morning I felt so weak I could hardly work. I went to Mills MoCurdy's drug store and they, rao ommended Chamberlain's t'olla, Chol era and Lriarrhoe Itemed yi' It worked like maglo and one does flxod me all right It certainly la the finest thing I ever used for stomaob trouble, i shall not be without It In my house here after, for I should not oare to. endure the suffering of last night? again for any tiue lu price, a: HI Wilson, Liveryman, Burgettstown, Washing ton Co, Pa. This remedy I for sale by W. li. JDeLano. A Card of Thanks. I wish to say that I feel under last ing obligations for what Chamber lain's Cough Remedy has done for bur taiully. We have used It In so many m of coughs, lung trouble and whooping oougb, aud It has always given th most perfect satisfaction, we feel greatly Indebted to the manufact urers of tilt remedy and wish thetu to pleas accept on harty thauke. Re spectfully, Mr. 8. Doty, Dea Moines, Iowa, ftor e by W. L. Del.ano. 'tlMBKR - Land For Sai.b IfiO acres of good Or and cedar, one-half mil from saw mill. Logging orrek runs through land. Inquire. it Frank Relsner, At Billy's stoic, Eugene Oregon, TH6 BROOKLET. "Ch. surer brooklet, Sowlag clear, Forever spsedunf past-Be here, I stud and Deader OS thy Sow; Whence corneal touT Where doit thou get" "From out tbe'ieck's'deepBetrt I glide, . tVat Sewers ant mcM'niy conns I guide. There floats upon my mirror true The picture oi the heaven's blue. "So, like a child without a care, I bound along, I know not where; He will, I trust, oy Leader be, Who from earth's bosom summoned me." -S. 1. Underwood, from the Oennaa'oi Uoctbe. ROYAL NAME8 A HOODOO. -Owe of 'Ike Stroles'Sertlo.s out the Easrllek Navr. One of the very strongest and most Ineffaceable of all superstitions In the royal navy, a superstition that Is al m8t as strong today a ever It was; Is that -vessel "bearing t he -names of roy al personages are doomed to 111 luck, and, strange as It may seem, there Is an undenlabld historic basis for tills' feeling. Borne of the most terrible disasters ever known lncbnnectlon with our na vy have concerned war vessels with rcral name Two- vessels- called the Boyal James came to disastrous ends. One Of theni-elrpWded, and somo 800 officers and seamen perished.. The oth er ship so named was actually carried out of the mouth of the Thames by the DUtenv Admiral' d Rnyter tarder cir oumstaneeS tUsgraeeful to those In charge of the craft ... . , ... : - Then there is the forever memorable disaster to the Boyal George, an un lucky ship previously, that' turned over and ssnlc In sight of crowds at Splt head, Ovey tWO' onl,"aniong whom Wert &W Wonleii. ' being sacrificed: And second only1 to hl bldeonsi disaster Is that whkh afterward beteU the Royal Gharlotte, -which,- afUr a career of much . vicissitude, was consumed by Are off, Leghorn, over, 806 of the very flower of the navx perishing with her. When Id 1864 th'e: Victoria; a new Vessol'and tb Very trlnmph of 'modern Invention so far as naval architecture went!1 was rammed and -sank at once 'in-sight of1 the-whole fleet and when hundreds of Uvea were lost, there was not a sailor, however-matter-of. fact he might be, who did not remember tne dire rate or tne royalty namea cran. These instances are only the greater ones.' A score of smaller ones are reel ed WT by every royal navy man;-Tlt-Bits. ':,.-'.. PsJd Far His' Jake. The edit is 'fond of a Joke and has the good sense to appreciate one at his own expense. A few weeks ago he was walking with a friend, and at the corner of a busy thoroughfare he saw a dilapidated looking Hibernian standing at' the opposite corner gazing listlessly Into vacancy. "Watch me surprise this old fellow," said be to his friend. "Look right Into his face and see if It won't bo a study." A second later they were abreast of the son of Erin, and the editor pulled out a silver coin and said as be thrust it into the' man's hand: "Hero's that half a crown I owe you. Now, don't go round any more telling people that I don't pay my debts." For a second the man's face was1 a study. He waa amazed at the unlook ed for kindness,, and then, as Its pur port dawned on him, he raised his bat and said: "Heaven bless yer 'onnerl I'll never say another word ug In ye, But," and his eyes twinkled merrily, "are ye1 sure it' wasn't a crtWn ye owed me?" 1 - The friend roared: "Oh, pay the man In full I Don t try to beat him out of a paltry halt crown." The Irishman got his crown, but the editor no longer pays his debts at sight now. London Telegraph. Use Olive Oil. . A mistress b'efbre going out told her Bcgro cook to' fry some Saratoga chips in olive oIL' - The first thing that greet- ed the mistress upon her return 'was an unrecognisable and awful odor that penetrated every cranny of the hat, Rushing to tlii kitchen;- the' mistress found' the"ip" slstllhg away th a pan ' full' ot What proved to ba' vinegar. "But I told you olive oil I" cried t ho mistress.- -., . . "Yes, ma'am,. I know, ma'am,", re turned the cook, who, by the way, can r-Jtail' ind wHta dnH I niuu, viiut- ters of geography and history. "But, you See,- ma'am; I didn't know what It was, and I saw1 that bottle' there,' pointing to a Jar of olives, ''and 1 Just poured the stuff out of that over the potatoes, I s' posed that where there waa olives there must be olive oIL" New Xork Sun. ' CMWS Vaets Ak.at tmmt. ' Australian soft or bituminous coal produce' twice as1 1 much gas as' Euro I'peaa- or American- coal. For this rea son th Australian coal Is Imported Into Europe, although t Is very costly. This Is a case Of the beat coal going to Newcastle to Oust an Inferior kind. Pennsylvania: anthracite weighs twice a touch' a" Baropean anthracite and tatMS-but barf th' space; This fact enables. It to Compete on ' favorable terms with the European product be cause or the advantage In railroad freight. St Louis Post-Dlspatch. Clave Ssusaraaf law. . ' "Itow khan I prove the sincerity of my devotion r' asked the young' man who-hhd been- so long coming to the point, that doubt had begun to accu mulate against him;' ; "Call the parson In as a witness," suggested the young lady. Detroit J-Tee rrcss. The first law In tartans Is that every stripe of whatever breadth or 'colors must be the same In both the length and breadth of the web. Men. over 40 arc- practically proof against enteric fever. Only one ninn over that ago fell a victim In the Sud.-nt campaign. An Epidemic of Whooping Cough. Last winter during an epldemlo of whooping oougb my children contract ed the disease, having severe coughing spells. We bad used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy very successfully for croup and naturally turned to It at that tlms aod found It relieved the oougb and effected a complete core, John Clifford, Proprietor Norwood House, Norwood, N Y. Thui remedy I for sale b; W L DeLano. BUSINESS CAT UP. H BBBEBT LEIGH, ' assay .orylcB, : Prompt and accurate returoa guarsnteed. OOTTAOg UBOVI, OaSUOX. : ATTORNKYS-AT-LAW, - -- C HALE. ATTORN JSY-AT-LAW. corns 1 and 2j Ohriman Block. . luamuv objook, . J M WIIJ.IAM3, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW CollbetloDs a speolaltv. ' . ' Office Over Lane County Bank, BILYliU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Dfflce-Over First National Bank, . 1 Bu8s)f,0BM0N)t' O WOODOOOK, , ATTOlt NEY-AT-L A W. 1,1,. j 7. . ,, dlOttosMjne-haltVhlockaontk Ul Chriimasi phi Euoeks, OamoH. K 8KIP WORTH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's, BuaitrsOBsaos. HILU08 W THOHTSOS OHaS A BARDT rjlHOMPSON 4 HARDY,, A WOKNWYAT-IiAW. OHioeln rirs National Bank Building.: : , Praotice.in all.theoourta.- : Eods'Mi, Oa'iooif.' ' ' ' '" QIEd,' B DOltlllS, 1 ATTQEMiY & COUNSELOEAT-LAW Wil' p'raotioe' in all the conrts of th's Second of the state.- : - - - - - Speoial attention given to collections an matters in probate Office-First Nstlonal Bank Bldg. ;-. Rooms 1. SaadeV : MEDICAL. D R J W HARRIS,. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.. Ollioe Over Wllklns t Linn's dW atore. Office Hours 9 W 12 a m 2 to 3 and 7 to 9 pm. Residence--Ferry street betweaa 11th and 1BCP . JAINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SUBGEONS. Offices In Chrlsman Ttlock. Special attention to surgery and surgical dis eases oi women. J 8 LUCKEY, , i; , JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired, Kcaura, Obmov D R G B1DDLE, 19' DENTIST Office -On. Olive street, hatvam, Rtfth . Sixth streets one block west of Minnesota, EUBENE FL0REJ1CE STAGE LINE. E. 3BAtfQS, Prbietor. Btage leave Kugene for Florenos Daily except dunday at B a m . Returning stag leaves Florence for Kugene daily except Sunday at k Saturdays at 8am.''"""'"' Arrives In Eugene at 8 p m th day iu.iv mug, siHuui fa Ha,, saoo Rirsrne.or si Hunt a- Pavenpoil's onTos la J. L. PAGE Groceries Having a Large and Complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries bought In th beat markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can offer the nobllo better nriM. (.... a, . ... r-"" "r wuw uuuev iu iMjgene. Notice to Creditor). u.i; i. i i i , i . ,.. . uorvuj Kiveu um c. CTl, w lUtlBS has been duly appointed administrator of '-- " ui, i . aiiiiuii ueceneeq, oy tilfl Hon. E. O. Potter, oonnty jndga ot aaid . " " " . j . ..it yvtwvua uavuia cj aims agsinst said estste are bereky notified to wilhta . , m ,i j... , . . notice, with the Becvsnry vonehsrt st the lew ethos of Geo. B. Dorr is In Eoaeae Oregon. F. M. Wiunts. ' Uso. B, Dosais, Administrator. it v. iur A4 FIRST- National Bank Of Eugene. Paid ud Cash Capital SOO.OOO Surplus - - 5O,O0a Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BANKINR BUSINESS . riABA mi h laanabla terms. Sisht draft on Chicago, an Prandsoo and Port land . uregon. Biua ot sichangr tow on lureign ocnninee. Uenosits received subject to check or certih- cate of deposit. AU collections entrustea to ns win receive prompt attention, , ( . T O HumKiOTi, f . f . BnuikHass, i PresidsnW Cashier.- , S B EaXIS, L. H. POTTXR. Vice Preaidtut Ass't Cashier EUGENE Loan ei Savings Bank i Ot Eugenev Oregon, Pwl Up Cash Capital JurplliS $50,000 2,500 A QCNKHAL SANKINQ UaiNIS TRANS' AOTCD ON FAVORABLE TERMS- 'Drstfti1srnsdSn-th principal eities ol the United States snd foreign countries. Interest allowed on Demand Certificate of Uepoilt wneo leK etatea pertoa. Collections receive our prompt sttenUon. . City and County Warrants -bought. W.'I. 'SkoWti, -' F. w. oiSvim? d: . rsise,' vies fieilsent. W. W. BBtJWg. . Asst Csibttr. IstakHshsd IMS. EUGENE, OREGON. X Bsneral dukino business in all branches irannottd Mfiionttttennsi Ai (i. HOVEY, President J. M. ABRAMS. Cashier B ' U HOVEY, Asst Cashier. RAILROAD. TII1B CAHII No. 2 MYaquina- . Train leaves Albanv 12-4S P M Leaves Corvallir. . , , , ., 1:65 p M arrives xaqutuv.. 736 PM No. 1 Returning Leave Yaqufoh .' 6-QO AM Leaves Corvelltoi ...llrKll.A M Arrives Albany...... 12;16 P M No. 3 for Detroit i Leaves Albany........ 7;00 A M Arrives uetrolti. lliSO A M No. 4 Hetnrnlng Leaves -Detroit, i ,- t . 12-20 P 'M Arrives' Albany rt. 6:46 P M la'lW5a"- and CtrVallls SS-i0.0""1 -,"" 'trains,, glvlndlrect ofv ,to and from Newport and i dl .pent .ss-" m i ay MVII sijellli Is IlIsT sUMdJ, Breltenbush and Santiam'ths EDWIN STONE, '. i ' " i. Manager.! ,rrnU ' H'L-WALDEN , " J TURNER, . , T Fi riAJ i Agent Albany. Vrn.M it i . , .. i.. .... r TV,,A,s,,v,, r . ,lBU su-sne "nun BKK lRAy-vfJvlJPAgQ.mt InS i T . ?. ,rfo KAlUltOAD" oniv peneci crams in the world." Hssss YoUiwill Snrf II jj. .. '.r"'1 , 7 ' wi riue tui ipoae A &Z.rh'ni"' UP?-I the with l Ttcotlnent Trains and! U Vnr rnrts... I- i ... . . I i rr:u"Hua fpnwiv ,w,,,v tJ J EDDY-1 1 J WCASKY, General Am.Bt. irav fas Agent. PortUnd, irsg Central Market, . 0 1111 IDS (K : Miner proprietors Willkeep constantly on hind ifulljift BEEF MUTTON. PORK and VEAL. Which they will sell ,t the lowest i talr siare ol ae pn.lic mmt sollcite. s-TO THE FARMERS. i W. will pey the hlgbeat market price for Fat Cattle, Hon and Hh.T Shop on Willamette St., EUQENE,ORliQON, snr-stsaia deUvered to anv part t tb oil. Flas if ml i ' CANADIAN PACIFIC RY SOO-PACIFIC LINE. Th onlr Traii8con!ienental Route Grand Scenery, Fine Accommodt ons Low Rates. To and from all east ern points and Eu rope. Direct Route I to Kootenay mining district, British Col umbia, i We run the ? flriest solid vestibule i tram crossing the continent consisting of Palace sleepers, dining cars, tourist cars, day coaches and colonist sleepers. CANADIAN PACIFIC BOYAL MAIL STEAMERS. To China and Jopan. CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN LINE To Honolulu and Australia, . For full Information regarding rates, etc apply to ujr. r. uilAW. Agent. H. H. ABOTTj i - Eugene, Oregon Agem. roruaaa, vr. E. f. COYLE, ; ' , A. G. P. A., Vancouver, U. C. ' 0 R & N CO. Depart Time Schedule. Arrived i. ' .". ';' ' '- - Salt- Lake, Denver, Chicago- Ft Worth. Omaha, 4pm Portland Kansas City, St Special Louis, Chicago and 9:16 a sn East. ' , . I Salt Lake, Denver Atlantic I Ft Worth, Omaha 7 am Express : I Kansas City, St 9 sOv p m. ' Louis, Chicago and 1 East , "Walla Walla, Lew Spokane. ..,. iBton, Spokane, 8:40 am Flyer Minneapolis, St 6pm Paul, Daluth Milwaukee, Chi- cago and East. - Ocun Steaubiufs 8pm ' AU Sailing dates 4pm ' subject to change. For San Franoisoo- Sail every 6 days Daily Columbia Rivkb Ex Sunday Stbauibs 4pm 8pm To Astoria and Ex Sunday Sat 10 p m Way Landings. WiiaametteKiver '. 6am Oregon City, New- 4 :30 p m Ex Sunday berg, Salem, Inde- Ex Sunday pendence and Way Landings. WlLLAMXTTE AND 7am . , Yamhill Rivebs 3:30 p m TueSj Thur Oregon City, Day- Mon, Wed and Sat ton and Way and Kri. Landings. WlLLiUETTEKlVKn Sam Portland to Cor- 4:30pm Tues, Thur vaUis and Way Mon, Wed , and Sat. Landings. and Fri. Lv Rlparia Snake Riveb. LvLewiatn 3:36 am Rlparia to Lewuttn Daily DaUy Bam W H Hurlburt UenrauaAgt Port, Or Of All Kinds .AT THE.... GUARD OFFICE. 6000 WORK, LOW FRIGES, iGOOD STOCK. ..Printing. -Legal Blanks of Ml Kink Sliu,.. I. On.,, """5. ', Eya And, lndsv. Kf laJlV "feraai, . , ."Irtu, WWdfor in. ,tui'lC 'i.traut ''wetk intu i," PbliL. - J ol ibe tin, ,,Tu " ai Jf "in "UKinonVuT:,... t r ler of rilr cmtaJ'i SUMMON? Lilh. M, Ui fcfc.U.."' Koy i-Viilml, ., 1N TUU fKAsTi- , ' aJV ke,1 ttiereof, the DlTiij ?! Tfe atfaiii.r. tj-.tni fthls suit .r.i .f.. ?idE this su t.,,,l .i" ?" ilefeniUnf, tnZ lutereHt inthetoE!. ''.'! no complaint, aod ih::--'. 'omumuiooi ii mu;.ljL l'.UGKSE UuAkDb'oK'S'i; Vrthu ItaT.-fl't uAUDof umWaLiS,': Sheriff's Saleon"fJ Notice ia her),v . .i ., .ixioiition oniv u.,; """Oi "JiKoithsBtsteefOnn, J! i Lane, on the 12th davil iJ 1 idcuieot rsnrf.i-V.,?:! day of JIaruh. lorn r.""! hundred and riftj Sennuinli with interest thereon frw t March. 1900. at 11 ,.i. .i 71 " annum, andfertj andno-KBiZ! feen, and the further m t h! 20-1U0 dollar, u, in a But rti? Conger waa , plahiti8 ud 1 1 u.' Mabe Nickel. Clenna I, iZ Wlieeler were defeoiianu Hi ink, tendants A. J. Nickel ud MiS lemlered in aaid court. order to satisfy said judgiM J to-wit: f Lot No. 2 in block No. 8, is plat of J-'airmount, IwaotM containing one and 28-100 ion m, , toijether with all andiiigiliib hereditaments and appaneuKs u heloiiying or in any wim it-piiliai therefore. IN THE NAME OF 1HI III!! Oregon, in compliance with said srk j olfer tor sale the above dacriMnm public auction to the hurhtit Muki subject to re leinptioc, at the nlM too vourt .nouse, in tugene, Laia Oregon on THUB8DAt,the 'M tyt louu, uetween tne nonri ol 1 gajd ana i o ciocK p, m , to-mt: it ik Ul. on said day. Dated this 18th day of Anil. 1M W. W. to heiiffofLueCmiitj, Administrator's Sale d Property, Notioe is hereb; given that by lib an outer ol me oonm; county, Oregoo, made and MlasM in said court on me sin as; ti i, T will nn Mrnlnv ihe lBth dll I 1UU0, st the boor of one o'clock at' thn nnrthnnRA dool in USLl oonnty, Oregon, oflerforeileloisis hirlflor nt. imlilin BnCtOD. fCf Stl followiug described rel ptipOvN to tne entate oi r,. ii. oiuiuuik, Beginning at the N W Cot ot thssj .1 V IOR nJ.-lli.nM TfoiUTHSV IUCUUO It iw ivuo, .h.-v- , N line of the 8ameqoaitiii)l""'J ay, leet to tne puce oi ixtt n ing My, acris of land, mm Lane countj, uregon, - t wy of the O. 4 0. K.B.C0.W1 land. Dated May 11, 1M Admr.EtateofE...SW1,: Notice of Final Setuw Estate of Balio Levi". 1 oonnty, Ongon: , Notioe is hereby gmn m.TZ and Aleck Lewis, """'"'"Ja-J Ratio Lewis, deceased, account in the matter 01 m - , oounty court of Lane My!rS, ihatTuesdai Ihe 6ih dijo ' the hour of 10 o'clock JM J that day has been uieo j the hearing ot objection VI and for the final se"'""'1 JlatJ trh, ! .3;; of id t. VUO HUN . . ..:i-l S I filed with the clem oishs' fore said date of hearing- - Doted this lltnaayo.- l.trlLltsN pTorritori ofnJ Thompson & HaspIi Attoiuey8lorEito'- HOTBJB OF FINAL 811 F..t.ofMarvF.B.ili1 conntv. Oregon. .v., nil Notice is t"bP" dJ administrator of tbr l, wi Baser.deceaaediha.flM .sj in the mom r 01 "-n,tlM, i ii one o c tic ' .7 ,. to l .L, lived bVald'l t nl, ..Alinr.a 10 "-. .... the Notice to Credit Njlice l "" P',d K" ! signed lis. t$$w Court of l""'C .1 H. trotor of tli t",Vvi "A oessed. AH r""0' t Z'jA Lid estate are b"'bJV H them to tb. ;:,. Woodcock, in E'"-,,c7't'' gon.wituin sixa.1B,H D0L, rBlua.y , . av"jbOI AdministrstoroHbsE.""4"' PI.L.. i'i -es 1 TlVr it"l". iSfc' nnai sen . lnni, iw it aim "- Doted this aist osj -5 g.B; 1 ItthO' am-' L.B.LW. Aity- foj t
