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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard Published every days except!. Ai avanirur of tllS WMk. DUU- .duress jjl communications I .11 ra nit.lUO.. p,yUie HI su Kenans luaai, Hua-ene, Oregon 8UB301HPriON BATES. IJ1ILI. Delivered by carrier, pr week.. I IS rjrlirered by carrier, per month J" Hy mad one yer (In adyanoe) J " Sis month! JJJ 'ins mouth tjujgle copies. U(Uc One year'lin advance) 9't j W month , Advertising rates mads known on applica tion. Kntered m seoond-claas matter at Kugeue, Oregon, postolnoe. the THE KAHTKRN OKKIOKS -Of the paper are at !B0 to tii TempU Conrt, New Vork Uity.aa.l V H Kipraaa BHg, W Wash ugt n St.. Chicano, III., K KATZ Advertls uk AKenuy In ubarge. CAMPBELL BROS Publishers f CAWMPARi UMMOMlT"mHEPlTHUlrPlTsSf IO II J2 13 IjifSIO 17 16 19 20 2122 2.3 24 26 27 26 E3 SI THURSDAY - FEBRUARY 7 CAPTUjiING WILD H0RSE3. Lakevlew Rmtler. "There were some 600 or more wild horses (mowed in at Sioan marsh, which is about SO milea south weatofSilverlakeaudlS miles north of Yainax Indian Agenoy, by the heavy enow which set in with the new oentury. The enow iB said to be at least five leet deep yet and these horses are liable to starve to death before spring as the snow is too deep for brousing. While tliese horses are wild bands who have been allowed to roam the range and become as wild as deer, there are many well bred horses among the band who fell into dis solute ways by getting Into bad company. The increasing value ol horses caused by the wars maker this Sioan marsh band worth look ing after and this week the owners who are the Reservation Indium and white stock raisers of Silver lake, have started men out to carry from the upper end of Klamath marsh bay in eaoks on snow shoo to these imprisoned horses. Their bungery stomaohs and imprisoned oundition will oause the tamer horses to follow the men with the hay whloh will break a traok through the snow and the wilder ones will gradually fall into line nd be tolled off into captivity through their stomaohs and not their reaaon. They are buuolied up in several small bands aid if it was not for this great storm would not be oaptured as they are very fleet footed and In their wild and undisoipliued habits refuse to be oaptured and are oapable of wearing out Innumerable relays of saddle horses when on the range. These horses and their ancestors have be oome wild and (rightfully numer ous during the past 15 years of low prioes in horse flesh and have con sumed muoh of tbe range erase that would have done hotter service to the white man's interests If con earned by the more profitable cattle and sheep animals." 1'aoiUo Farmer: "It is easy to underuUnd why wool is so dull wheu it is known thai there is stored in the United States, awt.it 1 I rtrr, fnt haa . nig saie, ood.uuu.uuu pounds as agalust 100,000,000 pounds last year. Of this amount Oregon and Washington have 22,000,000 pounds as compared with 1,600,000 pound at tbe same time last year. To add to this there Is a great surplusage In the European markets; report just coming from France is to the -efleot that tbe Frenoh mills are do ing but little in tbe way of manu facturing aiid that many of the leading buyers of wool have failed. Last year wool went np in Tarls to over 50 oents per pouud, but it I down to less than half that prloe. All Europe is suffering beoamel there is but little doing in tls woolen factories. In the United States ooltoo has apparently token the place of wool In many lines of manufuotory, and as there Is but little demand for woolen goods, ol course there is no demand for wo.il." Cottage Grove Leader: There's nothing remarkably strange in the faol that a Chioago clergyman's advertisement in a ' newspaper brought a large congregation to bis church. Printer's ink iB potent in all fields. This is again illustrated by the man in Eugene who adver tised that eome one had taaen an old umbrella given him as a kiep- eake and had left a fine new lilk one at ohurch in its plaoe. Next d vy 45 umbrellaB was brought to him for indentifieation." Tbe successes of the South Afri can General Dewet in his encounters with the British oommandors has led German sympathizers with the Boer cause to look up tbe Gen eral's family tree. In this their in vestigations have not borne muoh fruit. All that they have been able to learn la that the new name Oewet is neither German nor Frenoh, but it is often met with in Belgium. C II Fisher, of the Roaeburg Review, and R S Sheridan have bought the Daily Capital of Boise, Idaho, and Mr Fisher, iB making arrangements to move to that oity to run the paper and reaide. He is one of the brightest newspaper men in tbe northwest and tbe Uuabd is eure be will euojeed in his new borne. "The pitcher that goes often to the well is broken at last." There's a world of wisdom in that familiar proverb, and a sound application ot It to disease, esecially to such familiar forms of dis ease as con;'' nnd colds. Singularly enough the -y thing that ought to cause alarm is given as excuse lor a reel ing of safety. "It's nothing; only a cotign. 1 ve nan it before." The fact that a cough re curs periodically should lie warning enough to tike it in time, for the most serious and disastrous of ull innhulics begins villi a cough. The use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery not only stops the cough but cures the cause. It cures obstinate, deep- seated coughs, vsn bronchitis, wchIcJJL lungs, li e m o r- rhagca, diseases which if neglectedor unskilfully treated find a fatal termination in consumption. Accept no substitute for "Golden Med ical Discovery." There is no other med icine "just as good " for weak lungs. "I was very lck Indeed." wrttee Mrs. Moflle Tscntta. or Helton. Kent Co.. Delaware, "and oiir family doctor aal.l 1 hatl conmmptioii. 1 thought 1 must .lie noon for I frit so twit. Hail a bad cough, Mitit Moot), wni very thorl of breath, in time". I had (tains in my chest ami rif lit lung. jiu'i cot i ui nanny on my orrain i mil tonic Nil had dynpciMMa. He fur? I took , t-oluen Medical lcovery ' ami ' I'lesMut relleta' 1 was so weak I ctmlil not aweep a room, and now I can do a atnall wanning. I worked In the canning mctorv till tall, and I feel like a new peraun. 1 lirlfeve that the Lord and yonr medi cine have saved my life. 1 vn ali'k over two yenra. I look thirteen holllra of the 'Golden Medical Discovery,' and four vlala of Ur. Pierce's 1'clleta." ' Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Ailviser, paper covers, is sent free on receipt or 21 one-cent stamps to pay expense of mailing only. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, llulTulo, N. Y. Millions Given Away. It la oertalnly gratifying to the pub lic to know ol one concern In the land who are uot afraid to be generons to the needy and suffering. The pro prietors of Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, have given -way over ten million trial botllee of this great Diediolne; ' and have Hie aatlsfantlon of knowing It baa absolutely cured thousands of hopeless oases. Asthma, Uronctiltls, Hoarse ness and disease ef the Throat, (Jhoat and Lungs are surely on red by It. Call on W L DeLano, druggist, and get a free trial bottle. Kegular site 6O0 and 11. Every bottle guaranteed or price refunded. Eugene-Springfield Cab Line. Commencing Monday February 4, we will run a cab between Eugene and Hprlngtleld twice dally, oonueotlne with all trains at both towns. Will leave Hotel Kugeue aud Bangs' stable. Will make funeral aud train oalls. aud elsewhere about the city to order1 l'rleve reasonable. Kugeue, Feb, 1. tlll.UAM A 8EAU Divinity School Appointments. The Divinity School appointments for next Btintlay, Ksbruary 10, are fbllnwa: Dexter K K lloautlrvatl. Cuttage drove- K K llllllngton, Lorane V It Moare. H alary R M Patterson. Franklin I, D Green. French Tansy Water,, ttia world's amoua remedy fur Irnnular anil win. ful periods of latliea; are nover falling and safe. Married lad lea' frleuil French Tansy Wafers are the nnlv n. 'labl fenrnle remedy In the world; Im ported from Paris; late nuthlna ele. but hiatal on genuine; In red wrapper run crown trade mark, l.a Fraix irun (Viiinanv. hiuxirivra. him in, a mi Ban Frani'lstin. Fur aala bv all ilrnir. (lata, or sent In plain 'rr-irw r ilrwu oa receipt of 1 Take them o o o a to day and you'll bo well to-morrows Baldwins Cold Cure Tablet NoBB (cold in head) NoCurcNwPdy?Sc fteeael SalSnia Saa rraaelafia Sold By Linn Drug Co A CORRECT VIEW. Lane and Benton Should be Natur al Allies. Corrallli Times. Tbe motion for adoption In commit' tee of tbe whole of the vital section of the State Agricultural bill was made by Representative Harris, a Eugene man, who stood faithfully and firmly for O A 0 In opposition to tbe EstTn Oreg n scheme. In bis attitude there Is suggestion of tbe relations that sbeuld exist between the Lane and Benton county members. They bave a common aim, the upbuilding and strengthening of their respective edu oattonal Institutions. The Institutions they ttand for are In no sense rivals In tbe field. The Htrte University stands for a classical education; tbe agricul tural college fir the scientific- and In dustrial. Their destinies and purposes are distluot, appealing ea b to a differ ent class of students. Let each Insll tutlon for the sake of tbe state and the rising generation, be made tbe best of Its kind, let a spirit of friendship, ratber than rivalry and rancour, char acterize their relations, and Itt those who stand for them Join bands In ef forts for the upbuilding and develop ment ot both. Where suob great In terests are Involved, a spirit of petty prejudice and peevishness should be consplouous by Its absenoe. Notice. Notice Is hereby given, that tbe county commissioners will receive sealed bids fur tbe furnishing and dr liverlng of 50 oords of good body fl wood, four feet long, also for 10 cord of good grub oak, four feet long and not lees than three Indies at tbe Bruall end, all of said wood to be. delivered at the court house in Eugene, Lane county, Oregon, not later that the 15th day of August, 1901, sll bids to be filed with the county clerk 00 or before the lath day of March, 1001, at 1 o'clock p m. 1 ne oourc reserves tne right to re ject any and al! bids, by order of the court, this the 19th day of January 1901. E U Lkk, County CI. rk. Brave Men Fall Vlotlms tostomaob, liver aud kidney troubles as well as women, and all feel the results In the loss of appetite poisons In the blond, backache, uer VonBneas, headache and tired, listless run (lows reeling. Hut there's no need to feel like that. Listen to J W Uardner, Idavllle, Iud. He says "Eleotrlo Bitters Is Just the thing fur a man when be la all run down, and dou't care whether he lives or dies. It did more to give me new strength and good appetite than auytblng I could take. lean now eat an thing aud bave a new lease on life." Only 6U0. atWLDeLano's drug store. Every bottle guaranteed. Red Hot From the Gun Was the ball that bit Q B Hteadi'uan of Newark, Mloh, In the Civil War It caused horrible ulot ra that no treat ment helped for twenty years. TtienJ Buoklen's Arnica Have cured him Cures Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Bolls, r elons, Corns, Hkln Eruptions, Best Pile oure on earth. 25oti a box. Cure guaranteed. Hold by W L DeLano, druggist. U S Fire Extinguishers for band use are quick and have saved mauy Que dwelling or store from tire. 8ee them at F L Chambers'. " t rue itiue" carpenter tools uever rust and ate fully guaranteed. F' L Chambers baa them. State of Ohio, City of Toledo, liUoaa Couuty, Prank J Cheney makes oalb that be Is tbs senior partner of the Arm of F J Cheney A Co, doing business lu the City of Toledo, oouuty and slate afore said, aud that aald firm will pay ONE HUH DKKD DO I, LA US tor each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be 011 red by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure, FKANK J CHENEY.. Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence, this 6th day of De. cembsr, A D, 1SS6. . A W ULEAPON, I !"tAV. I Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter nally and acta directly on the blood and mucous surfaces ot the system Send for testimonials, frea. F i CH F.NEY atO, Toledo, O. Hold by druggists, Too. Hall's F'aailly Fills are the best. Special School Meeting. Notice Is hereby given to tbe legal voters of School District No. 4, of Lane couty, state of Oregoo, that a Special School Meeting of tbe said dis trict will be held at the Court HoJee In Eugene, Oregon, on the 15th day of February, 1901, at 7:30 o'clock lu the afternoon, for tbe following objects: To bear report of the directors and dis cuss tbe maker of building new and repairing old school building aud de- olde what amount of bonds shall be Issued for the above purposes and n -luudlugHOOO present Indebtedness ol the district to be voted on at tbe annu al election, March 11th, 1001. Dattd this 4th day of Feb. 1IKII. J H McCnDNO, Chairman Board of Directors. Attest: Ueo F Chaw, Dlst. Clerk. Teachers' Examination. Notice Is hereby given that tbe next regular Teachers' examination, for state certificates and tte diplomas, will be beld at tbe ciurtbou-e, Ku geue, Oregou, commencing at 9 o'clock am Wednesday, February 13th, 1901, and continuing until 4o'clnck p in Saturday, February 10th, 1901. This examination is for state papers only, tbe county examination being in April. This 18th day of January, 1901. W M Miller, School Snpt. Piano Lessons, Mr W Giflord Nash, of the Dni versty Department of music, begs t announce that be bas one vacant hour on Saturday mornlugB, aud a few during the week. Early application should be made' to secure convenient hours. Mis Rita Hansen, teacher of singing, Italian method. ?"or terms apply at music rooms in south end of Dormi tory, University Campus, Working Night and Day. The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr King's New Life Pills. Every pill is a Bugar- coated globule of health that changes weakness into strength, listlessness lulo energy, brain-fag Into mental power. They're woudeiful lu building up the health. Only 25 ota per box. Sold by W L DeLano. No Cure No Pay. That a the way all driwiits sell Groves Tasteless Chill Tunic for Chills, Malaria sod Uilliouiness. It is as pleasant to take as Lemon yrup. 50 oents Boars the 'hi K 111 You Have Atari BoiljM To Loan. J1.000 on Brst class real estate security, at 8 per ceut. For part tlaulars call at Guam) oltlce. Wanted. Mining partner with $280 for 1-6 Interest. In property 600ft ad jacent to the "Famous Helena," same ledge, same ore, waler power, dense second growth Hr, two story cabin and all toola ready for business, only the above Interest for sale. F 8 Day, En gene, Oregon. FIRST National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital 850,000 Surplus S . $60,000 Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BANKING BCSINESv Done on re issuable tarms. ghrh draft on Chicago, an Francisco and Port- uwn, vsregon. Bills of etchangr mid on fiireifrn oenntrles. , V 77 aui.jov u wioga oc oarun- AU collections entrusted to ca will receire T G HnaiRicn, PresiilsDt, 8 B Kasis, Vice l'mddia . P. E. Bhopobass, Cashier. L. H. POTTIB A EUGENE Loan e Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. Pud Up Cash Cap'lil - $50,000 Surplus .... yoo A OtNISAL aaNRINQ USINCta TRANS. SOTID ON FAVORABLE TIRMS- . YL. . J . """"r' rauas or the I'nltMl Mtat, mil f.trulun m.hi beKiait when lelt ttatetl ertod. City aud Couuty Warraula nougat. W t. SHOWS. Prstlssnt.: f.W. 0SBUSR, CitSlH. D. PAINE, Vies PrtilMsl W. W. SSOWN All CllMir LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. IstabllsksS Is ISSI. OKait aak la tka Caaatj. General Banking business in ill branches transacted on (atorat'a terms. A. . MOV K Y , r-realdent 1, U. Ml' I.I.N, t a-luer. H. U. UOVKY. Aaat lashler. J. L. PAGE -UKAUB UI Having a Large aud Complete stock ol HUiplu and Fanoy C4roeriee bought in tbe lest markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can offer tbe publio better prioes than any othur bruss in Eugene. Eugene Laundry NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. All laundry work called for and delivered promptly. Any one wishing to send woi lt when our laundry wagon is not on the street, may hand the ssina to the eneral delivery who will promptly deliver the same to the ba gene Laundry Siith and Willamette Streets. We kindly ak a part of your patronage. HESS & JEWfllGS. Proprietors. Eugene Stam Dye Works . . . First class work done as cheap as any place on the coast. Clothes pressed and cleaned in a proper and up-to-date manner. C. MARX, Jr.; Prop. Eighth St., aear Euisna Soap Works. NOTICE.. We bave placed the Coupons for our drawing of a $36.00 (Jreacent - Bicycle. May 4tb, with the ainer ent grocers in Eugene. With every urohase nf 25 cents worth ol our .Laundry soap, you receive one chance for our premium oiler. Remember you nay nothing for the chance Buy 25 cents worth of our Laundry 8oBp and your grocer win write your name upon a coupon which be will re' urn to us in time for tbe drawing May 4, 1901. Eugene Soap Go Eogene Lamber Go. AT NCW MILL FOOT OF LAWRENCE STREET APPLE AND FRUIT BOXES. WASHINGTON CEDAR SHINGLES. FULL ASSORTMENT OF LUMBER. HIGH GRADE NDRSERY STOCK Warranted in every respect. Official (ioverument Certificate attached to every package shipped FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES Vines, Flowering and Fruit-bearing Blirubbery-Flants, Hoses, Eto! tmiwu and for sale by the Hrst National Nurseries, Rochester, N Y O. J. FOSS, Box 330, Eugene, Ore'"' U"' C""i'- The Hoffman W O ZEIOLER, PROPRIETOR SUNDAY DINNER 50o ISUntWr-. Qr-rQM . IT IS EASY IF YOU KNOW HOW heX'tiT1" ""'"dependent living by learninu how to make Portraits. W. h.ri horns. Work Kiiarautwd. Writs to 1 he Vortland Art Co, 270 Oak 8t Portland. Omnn. ' CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. ThB Kind You Have Always Bought Bean the sif Mature of ( 4f ra.-i :'. SWA 1 ( m: of menstruation." Thew vrom.nbo.Hi. aidinc, dcveT,;mf.,r V MS" to rlrU known rv remedy for f OeHMmcs ' ..Pleasure., f, by dm Sheriffs Sale on Foreclosure- Notice is hereby given tb.t b, virtu, of u eieonuon iiiT. aiaie of for tbe suinot Two Hundred aud B.. and 2S 100 Iullr. wuh lofrjU thereon from said Ull. day of Msrcn. 1A ll Zraieol IU per cent pet annum and I'wenlv-dveUullai attorneys fees and the iuTthe; sum oliive dollar, oo-ls and dis bu' semeuts, whuh judgment was enrolled Zi docketed in the Clerk's olbVe ol sa d court in said oouuty ou the Hist day ol iuiio in . amt wnereiu a. u Friendly wusPlsintitl and K 1 Kelaay and :.r , i. ur.rs neleudauts aud sisinst the above named 11 11 Kelsay de-. leudaut and on deoreee of loreolosure and order of sale direutea to mo uu . iugme in order to Bslisiy said judgment and oosts aud accruing eosts to sell the mortgaged premises desoribed as lollows, tuwit; Commencing I rodB w of the s e corner of the n e 'A of seo. Vi in tp 20, s r I e; thence e rods, tbeuoe n on tp. hue to the left bank ol the me..ndered ouauuel ol the Middle Fork of tbe Willamette river, tnence down said bank 135 rods, thence s easterly to plaoe of beginning.ooutainujg 60 acres of land more or less, m Lane County, Oregon Now therefore ; In the name ot the state of Orafiou aud in oomphance with said writ and order ol sale, 1 will offer fur saleai publio auction, to tbe highest biddei lor oasb, subject to redemption tbe above ddBcribed mortgaged premises, al the soul h door OI tne county ouuri uuubo w .uUav. Lane County Oregon, on Weduesduy, the 6th dsj ol Murou, I'JOI, between the hours ot 9 o'clock a m aud 4 o'clock p ru to: wit! ut one o'olouk p m on said day. UdUil tins llh duy ot xeoruary, jloux, W. W. Withkbb, Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon, Sheriffs Sale on Foreclosure Notice Is htrebv eiven that by virtue of an Exeontion on Fureolosure duly issntd ontof the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon for tbe Connty ol liane on tbe let day of February, llKJl, on a judgment ren dered in said Com t on the Teuib day of nmnher. I9U0. tor the sum of Thiee hun dred and thirty aud no-100 tloliaiB and thirty and no-100 dollars attorneva feea and the further sum of Five and no-100 dollars oosts wbiob judgment was enroll d and docketed in the Clerk's office of said court in said eonntv on the Fiiteemh dav of October, 1000, in a suit wherein Mrs J L Thomson was Plaintiff and Suadrio Duer and 8arah L Duer bis wife, were Defen dants and on a writ of Execution and orrier of sale direoted to xne and commanding me in order to satisfy said judumcnt and oosts and aoorning oosts to sell all the right title and interest of said Shadriu Duer aud Harah L Duer in and to tbe mortgaged premises described as follows, to-wit: Beginning 30,75 chains south and 10 chains esst from the northwest corner of Donation Land Claim No 53 Notif 6071 in section 1 in tp 17 s r 4 w, and running thenoe east 20 90 ohs, thence sonth 4.10 chains, tbence west 20.90 chs and thenoe north 4.10 ohB to tbe place of beginning containing 3.5o aores more or less in .Lane connty, Oregon. ' Now Thsbstobk in tbe name of the state of Oregon and in ooniplianoe with said writ ana order ot sale 1 will oner lor sale at pnelio auction to tbe highest bidder for cash subjeot to redemption, the above de scribed mortgsged premises, at the South door of thedi unty Court House in Eugene, Lsne Countv, Oregon, ou Wednesday, tbe 6th day of March, 1901, belweeu the hours of o clock A M, and 4 o'clock P M, towit at I o clock f Al on said dsy. Dated this 4tb day of Febrnarv, 1901. W. W. Withers, Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. SUMMONS. In tbe Ciicnit Conrt of the State of Oregon, iur ine ioumy of ijane. Fred b. Fremont, Plaintiff, ) vs I Jnlis 0. Fremont, Defendant,) To Jnlia G. Fremont, the above named defendant: IN THB NAX.E OF THE STATE OF Oregon: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint of plaintiff filed against you i- the abeve entitled Court and canso on or before tbe 18th day of March, 1001, that beiog the first day of tbe next regular lerm 01 saia COUrt, to De be gun and holden in Eugene, Lane County, Uregon, and if jou fail to so appear aud answer said complsmt, for want there, f the plaintiff will apply to said Conrt for me renei prajeator in said oomnlaiot to wit: For a deoree of said Court declaring .uo uiDiwage. cuuirnui now existing uetwenu said plaintiff aud defeudant lorever dis solved, and for full relief herein. This Summons ismihliahrrl in Ihn !. Euoins Gdard for six consecutive weess uj oro.r oi tne lion. u. B. Kincaid, Conn ty Jndge for Lane County, Oregon, which Baid Older bears date, the 20 in day of Jan uary, 1901, end the date of the flm publica tion of mis summons iB fixed aud pre sctibeu in said order of publication to be January the 28th, 1901. L BrLTao, Atty for Plaintiff. Notice toreditors. a1 vun. tne unaersignea has Wen appointed by the Connty Cm,rt Laue county, Oiegon, executor of the lu will snd teatament and estate of Genree 8""1-".. deceased. All persons havirnr cJaitns against said estate are hereby notllied lh. , T j "" , ' Praper voucheis to w jrrt ' ,1,e Uw fflM ' a c n,..-J".!n"' ".. "hin six i . j . " ' not ce. Dated July 7, 1900. 1 n . ... uaass OOVBBNS. o'liL'S. ffrtWi,,,na 1'ament.nd ot the haUte of George Soverns. dee. m. an the lti6 Kind 011 Hjt (iwy- 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW. "whlV.!.? WCOr hl,lh wii.es and liquors, to Ret the best alway. find the very choicest vin t-jtesinclareU, Unbundle., Hhine wins. chamiKnes, and every. the brat bonnet .nd linwt m wis nest u hie wine with vnr. kies. W. M. RENSHAW'S Eugene. Oregon, They overcome Wcafc neas, irremiinrliw ar. .. ,-' T n1 baniah uv or orrfatis .j v," -,T" . orgnn, No .Vt iwiv-'???"1 do harm-lif. CITATION In the County Court ot th s,.. for the county of L t0e 01 Ona. In tht matter of the a,:, , , i u deoeaaed. 1 C n... deoeaaed. "' U C n. To J W Oaenand n U J Owen and 0 "J hi, O Owen and Owe i .uem uer nusUund (i. Greeting; a' 0n Vm, k: ..n .ma.,.. IN Tiifi NAME OF THP p. Or. got,, You ., hereby oiM ATE Of to appear lu the county Mar.!., "loins of Ore, on, !.., the coumy C'r0 C courtroom 'rwf,.tKuVnei?.k' ' of Lane, ou Monday ne 5,?,,1 '., 1001, at 10 o'clock in the f t "y 01 u day. then aud there to , D ou " "hsi there be why theadmlnl. Z" " J should not ne ittm,'mi an order of the above enti'sd 1 b, at public sale to .he hbhest L,S'.to in me manner presoiiUd bj I.. 7" sa e of real properly on LIU" iouowing uesonbed rel nronerr. tbeesUteof H 0 Owe., S y ". mentioned, towit: ' d'MU".sW, - "egiuntng at a poi, 2.8o ch, , . oorner of tbe n e cliso ioTu fJ! " w w m, runcing thence - inT. thenoe w 46.60 chs,tbeno7. 7n ,7 Vl e 45 85 oba, to the nlaoe i "-47. tbeoc lot of atclion S1i0,1ST,,J half of the n w yt'ot S.,ii"3l and 2 ol section 11. " ' I ur tne a a oorner of the Don I .Vj , "J H 0 Owen and wife. N. Vis-l.T No 40 in a.o.ious 1, 2, 1 and li ,!U w 41 80 ohs. theno. n J7 vnl-"l "s 41.80 ohB, and whence s 47 84 Jt " place ol beginning A lso ,cll n'Klk. of seotiol 14 aoa & l' , ' "JSU the b e atotiou 14, all in m is ... '! " W m. Containing 876 42 o?e ' 'V' V, of the u w H of the n wTo'ftb. the - w X. -he'w X uf'tU.i' ot the n e w the e of the a , V I section 7, and tbe w of the n m v t section 8. all in tn 18 .. . 11 5 w t Lots 3 and 4 of seotion 1, lota 1 i !! 1?t8-1' 2and3?,.l"V aectioD 11, m V ' ' 1 0 W " "1, The a Ki nf t h n ... Claim No 39 in sections 10 and II a bi .?aDd,5 Rnd "-e s e j of the , v and the e y, of the s w yt and tbs i I 3 the s e y of seotion 1 1 and the w y $l r "il" la"Xoi ihesw'Safr tion 14 and the n e of the n a J? 3 se H of seotion 15, all in Ip 19, a ofrSw V, m. and containing 1643.43 icru iu !i the above d.scribta real proptttj biiu siiuated in tbe county of ue and statsrf Ongon. . Or so muoh thereof as may be neoewn to pay tbe olaims presented and against said estate. Witness the Bon H H Kincaid, jodn K the oonnty ooort of the State ol OrkeS to the county of Lane, with the seal ol sol oourt affixed, thi 2nd day of Febnmj, 1 Attest, E.U.Lri, Clerk. By Koi Ksox, Deputy. SUMMONS. In tbe Oirnnit Court of the Btale of Ore gon for the county of Lane. Snit for partition. John O. Gray, Plaiolit) VB Elizabith Clark, Daniel B. Junto end Edith Jarman, his wile, ClaiaJ. Williams and H. Williams, her htu band, Mnrgaret.F. Wjatt, Mary Grj, Waller Giay and Sarah J. (jrsy, hia wile, Ella Alley and B. F. Alley, her husband, Margaret Miller and F.J Miller, her busbaud, Elmer Gray, Hugh Gray and Dottie Gray, his wile, Louiw Durruoh aud William Darrooh, her bur band, Mary J. Gray, Joneph 0. Gny and Miry Graj, his wile, Sarah at Horu bud Junius Horn, her husband, Churies Gray and Nan Gray, his nife, M'ner Gray and Alice Gray, hia wilt, William Gray, Thomas Or .y aud Mary Gray, his wife, Samuel Gray, Elita- beth 8lonaker and Stocaker, hw buBband, John L Gray and htnrae Gray, DefeudsLti. I lojohn L. Gray, William Gray, buna Gray, Elizabeth Stonsker and oios aker, tne busbsnd ol Eiizabedi btooake, and whose Christian name ia ruuiion, defendants. IN THIS NAME OF THE STATU OJ Oregon: Yuu aud each uf jou are hereby required to appear and answer tbe oca plaint filed against yen in Ihe above entitl ed .uit and oourt within six weeks from the day of brat publication of this SDmmoiuj aud if you fail so to answer, for vsnt tseie of, the Plaintiff will tak- judgment agiinS yon for an order partitioning the following described real property: Tbe Donsiioa Laud Claim of Srnuel and Margaret Cni, being Claim Number Foil, Moiifiaw Number 7181, in sections eight, seventeen, ami eightev-n, in township .iiteeo, sooil of range one, west of Willsmetts meridiu, continuing ait) 41 aons in Lane Coontj, Oregon, subject however to right ol wty, 100 feet in width over snd acrosi iud piemises, containing 6.35 sores amotl the owners thereof accord ii g to tbeir n spective rights: . r if partition esnnot M made without materiel injury to tb"" rights, theu lor a sale of the said premasi aud a division of the proceeds between 1st parlies aooording to their respectl" riga Setvioe of thi-i snn:mons w nM V publication thereof in tbe Du-I Ewo Ul'kd for six successive weeks, byoio of H. K. Kino .i ', Judge of the Co"V Oourt of the State ot Oregon for UneCo ty, bearing date the 2sth day of Jnnurj, A. D. 1001. n Date el first publication Jan. 30th. "' 1901. E B. WluJiae. 0. A. Wisnaiinu, Atts for PlaintuT- SUMMONS In the Cirouit Court ol ihe Slate of Ore gon for Lane County Willl .ru Perman, Plaintiff, I vs Ona Petman, Defenrant. ) , fc To Ona Peimau, the above DSDjetl fendani; n1 IN THE NAME OF THE STATE Of Oregon, you are hereby notiBed soare quired to appear in the above annua. Court and to answer the complaint ow the above entitled snit on or ''"' 18tb dsy of March, 1901. and if yoo W" so appear for want Ihereof, tbs P1" will apply to Ihe Court for a drse seam ing tbe marrisge contract eiili"K "'"J said parties and for snch other reWJ" equitable. This summons is I"""",?, order Hon. H. K. Kmcsid, jud(!n "' County Court of Lane Oouuty, uragw dated February 2nd, 1901. , ..j. The date of the fiist publication 01 u summons Is February 4ib 19'Jl- Dated February 4tb, 1901. A. C. Wooteot Attorney lot Flsmiit NOTICE 10 CBEDITOBS- Notice is hereby nlven thst Irsns BacJ has b.en duly appointed eiecuini oe "j eatats ot Malinifa W righi. 'M,ya 4 County Conrt of Lsne Count . ", Oregon. All persons bsving elsirnasfj said eatate are hereby Dotiued to fm Ihe same lo the en cutrii st 'I ',' , Ol Geo. B Dn.rla. r.ter thf F:i Bank in Eugene City, Ongon, wii nkia months from the dale of U" oU, January bib, 1901. fPR SALE.BY LINN DRUG CO las" I iscsiiU- Gio B.Dcksrs, Attorney lot ihe estate.