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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard I'.ililLiied e.ery eveuiua of the week, auu d .) nioptod. Addreae all comuiunicationa ad inaaa ell reiuiltaniHM lyblo to tu KuosNsUiMali, Euiene, Onaon HUBSOlUPriON BATES. IM1LT, Dellrered hyjcarrler, per week t 16 Delivered by carrier, per month hr mail one year (iu adyauoe) 6 00 Biz mouth JJJ Jut month J7 ainifle onuies. WIIaM. thie year (in advance) 00 Hii monthe J, tJ Advertiaiuj ratei made known on application. Entered ai eeconn-clafa K-ii;cne, Orefc-un, puetotlioe. n-itler at the THE EASTERN OFFICES -Of the pa;Hrn.-3ati!30 to 2H4 Temple Court, New Vo-k Oity.aad U H F.xpreM IlldgaW Wwh-uk-"o St, (JhioKo, I1L, E KATZJ Advei.i ua Agency in uhartfe. C:MPBELL BKOS Publishers TO II J2 13 14 IS10 17 Id 19 20 21 22 $3 24l25T26T27T2EllB r n. THURSDAY - - FEBRUARY 21 HIT THE AGRICULTURIST. The New York Journal and Ad vertiser of February 20th haa a London diepatoh from W T Stead regarding tariff reprisals being made by Russia aKaioat the United States. lie writes: I regard the inorease of Russian duties on Amerioan iron and Bteel goods with profound regret. It does not mattoi muoh to the Ameri oan manufacturer if be is tempo rarily shut out of the Russian market; it matterB everything to the Russian consumer that the price of bis maohinory should not be inoreased. The Russian peasant needs oheap agricultural machinery. As Professor Otero Of oried out not long ago, high duties on iron and steel bit the agrioulturiet at eyery turn. There ia thought for Amerioan agriculturists in those oloeing words "high dutios on iron and s'.eel bit the agriculturist at ever) turn." Thoy are bit that way by the MoKinley tarifTIaw. THE USEFUL TELEPHONE. BaHlmoro Bun. The young ladies on St 1'aul street went to the theatre the other evening, and their fathor, thinking they bad a latoh key, went to bed at bis usual hour, "ami the servants all left. When the Indies returned they rang the bell repeatedly and beat on the door, but got no answer. Finally they began to despair, when a neighbor, who had been awakenod by the din, appeared in white at Ins window opposite and asked what was the matter. "We are looked out aud cannot awake papa," came the reply in duet. "Wait a miuute," said the qulok witted man on the other side of the Btreet;"your father baa a telephone in his room end I will call bim up," bo the central was called. ''Uive me number ," said the neighbor. As soon as the hell sounded in the room of the sleeping father he awoke with a Blurt aud ran to the telephone. "llt'llul What is the matter?" "Is (bat you, So and So?" "Yw: whnt is wanted?" "Your daughters aro at the front door trying to get in. Open the door. Good-night." Portland has a sight for sight peers in the spanning ol the river between the draw pier ot the Mor rison street bridgoand the one on the east by 'a three hundred and filty foot steamship. The stern of the vessel rests against one pier and th" how against the otber. The vessel ia drawing fifteen feet and with the river at a good stage there is an immense pressure agsluet the big iron carrier. So much that river men say there are not euotigh tow craft in the river to pull the steamer arouud aud straighten her out in the river until the water fall. The engineer who recommended a drainage tunnel to Btop tbe sliding mountain above tbe oity waterworks' reservoir at Portland knew his businesfl. It has practi cally stopped tbe sliding movement Tbe main tunnel extends into the hill 1184 feet, and baa drawn off nearly 7,000,000 gallons of water since October. A Seattle attorney has evolved a novel defense for his client who is charged with murder. He will claim that tbe woman he ia defend ing read "Tbelma," a novel which teaches that the killiog of a bad man is no crime, and was thereby influenced to commit tbe homicide. Cuba celebrated her Fourth of July yeBterday, tbe sixth aonl versary of the outbreak of tbe revo lution that has brought about the almost accomplished faot of the indenendence of the island. Need less to Bay the day was joyouBly celebrated. Ilia not probable that China will be able to secure any loan in thiB or any other country at present Tbe security ib too uncertain. Wit mm Km 9 i " DOES MOTHER WANT ME?" The little fellow has blown with all his strength, and the downy tufts still cling to me aan tie lion stem. Accord inu to llifa nrnrlp of Vhildhood mother does not want him. But mother would tell a different story. She has noticed the weak- 'v i - f 8ie saw n,m nowi WV2J., miMied wun nisunusuai VfU' vttr struKKhnK to w'-Vi'-Ti H stifle the couuh which fifP followed it, she'd feel how much she wanted him, aud wanted those " weak " lungs made strong, that she might not lose him, I'or " weak " lungs, obstinate h.- cough, hemor rhage, weakness and emaciation there Is no medicine so healing and so strengthening as Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It is especially valuuble for children, building up weak todies with sound, healthy flesh. It is entirely free from alcohol and narcotics. "Whiter lirfnre thin, my trident boy (who Is now nearly five yrnrt. ot '). hnd w terrible cough; Itc had it the whule whiter and all iimnier," write J. M. 1'tirr, Iwj , of Oiuieron, Screven Co,, (in. " I'liyniciinifi diil hitn no jjood and noth ing my wife and I cotild do did him any Rood. Aller your ' DiiKovt-ry ' hnd cured my cough o quickly, when everything elne fulled. I wrote my wile to bring him buck tit mi the country, Bhe hit vine carried him there to nee if the chnnge woidd do liim uood, We wer living in Savan nah, On., nt tin: time. Hhe tmnht him back nud alter Rtvitift bim your gn-ut ' (Vol den Med ical Discovery ' lor a lime, lie entirely recovered." The Common Sense Medical Adviser scut free on receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing only. Send 21 one ceut stamps for paper-bound book, or 31 stumps for cloth bound. Address Dr. K. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Market. The market to be conducted by the ladles of the Christian ohuroh on Sat urday, 2,1rd lust, will be in the Mil llnery store of Ollfrey and Whlteaker, on f)tu street, Breads, cakes, cooked meats, dressed chickens, hominy, baked beans, salads, plukles, and many more "goodies," all to satlaify the various appetites of oustomera, will be on Bale, Market open at 9 am. Liberal patronage respeottully solicited. Call For County Warrants. Notice Is hereby given that the following warrants will be paid on premutation at my ofllce on and aftkk February 21, 1001. Interest on same will cease February 21, 11)01: All Lane ooiinty warrants from registered uual ber 8063 to 6004, both Inclusive. Dated, Kugeno, Feb 20, 1001. A 8 Pattkkson, County Treasurer. Woman Wanted. To work at the Log Cabin House at Molveiule llrldge this summer. Would prefer a middle aged woman or widow. Call at Geo Crouer residence, Ninth street between Oak and Peail. Mks Uao KKI8SK1.U. Start Uw A " li ttn Haw Hlwan imfbi No Cure No Paj. That tlw way all drnmrlaU all Orore I'aiitoliNw t'ltill Timlofnr t'Mlb, Malaria and tllllUtiuiiM.. It in an iloaaant u kt a. l.mtin yritp. NlranU Htate of Ohm, City of Toledo,! l.uuna t ouiuy, Frank J Cheney makes oath that he la the senior partner of the firm of F J t'heney A t o, doing bualneM In the flly of Toledo, county aud stale afore- aid. and that aald II rm will pay ON K llUNDKKl) DOI.LAKH tor each and every cane of Catarrh that cannot be cwvd by the nie of Hall's Catarrh t'ur. FKAN IC J CHEN KY. bwnru to before me and subscribed In my preaenee, this 8lh day of De cviiitier, A I), 18SQ. AWtll.KA.SOX, skai. I Notary I'ubllo. Hall'a Catarrh Cure la taken Inter nally and acta directly on the blood and mucous aurfarot of the ayatem. He ud for Iratliiionlale, free. K J CM F.N KY A CO, Toledo, u. Sold by (Iruitnl.ti., 7(o. Hall's Family t'l'laare the tx.t. Drowned Near Jefferson. A JefTeraon dlnpitch gives tbe fol lowing avooiiDt of tbe drowning at Abraham Crooks' this side of that city Haturday: The Sjutlam river at this pUoe took an unezpeoted rite Friday night, and Baturday morning found that portion of Linn oounty opposite this city under several feet of water, teams nor people not being able to reaoh tbe wagon bridge. The houee of Abraham Crooks, lo cated near tbe wagon bridge, was sur rounded by water and Crooks la alias ing. He lived alone and no doubt Is entertained by all people of bia death by drowning while trying to reach higher ground. His berae was found, with bridle and baiter on, standing on a knoll near tbe bouse. Tbe dwelling was entered by means of a skill, and it was found that the occupant, before leaving, bad placed most of tbe artl olea on shelves, beyond reaoh of tbe water. All day Sunday men searched for the body of Mr Crooks, one of bis gloves being found a few hundred yards Mow tbe bouse. Tbe river Is falling, and If It continue, it is thought probable the body will be found In some ot i be numerous boles or drifU. Abraham Crooks was a member of a prominent pioneer Linn county fam ily, 45 or 60 yeara ot age. Later Tbe remains ol Mr Crooks were found this afternoon. In a sandy ulaoe about half a mile below tbe bridge, where they bad been washed Iu trying to ride his horse out he bad evidently been thrown ufl and drowned. Robbed tbe Grave. A startling incident, of wbiob Mr John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the subject, is narrated by him aa follows "I waa in a moat dreadful c onditlon My skin was almost yellow, , eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continu ally In back and sides, no appetite gradually growing weaktr day by day. Three physicians had Riven me up Fortunately, a triend adviaed trying Electrlo Hitters; and to my great Joy and surprise, toe nrst bottle uiaoe decided Improvement. I continued their use for three weeks, and no I am a well man. I know they saved my life, and robbed the grave of an other vlotim." No one should fail to try them. Only 60c, guaranteed, at W Li DeLano's drug store. Court Bouse Items. Mortgage 800 00 Satisfaction of mortgage 2000 00 REAL ESTATE TRANKEKS. Maria J Harris to J I Jones 2 aores more or less In Lane oounty, f 100. J I Jones et ox to Maria J Harris land In Jones' ad to Cot'age Grove, $56, Albert Howard et al to Wm Brown 27.20 aores In tp 21 s r 8 w, $25 Mary F White et al to Wm Brown 27.20 aores In tp 21 s r 8 w, $100. PROBATE COURT, In tbe matter of tbe estate of A Matilda Funks, dec9ued. Citation to heirs to appear and show oauae why real property should not be sold, At Baptist Church. On Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock Mrs James Edmonds will addresB the primary, junior and Intermediate teachers of tbe Baptist Sunday school. Mrs Edmonds is an experienced worker. All teachers in the oily from these departments are Invited to at tend and profit by this address. In the evening Mr Edmond, her husband, will speak upon a theme prontable to all. The publio is Invited to attend. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have A'wajs Bought Bear the Bigratnra OASTOHIA, Ira Kind 1m Haw km Bought Baaratlu Blfaators af To Loan. fl.OCO on flret olasa real eatate aeourlty, at 8 per oent. For part "True Blue" carpenter tools never rust and ate rully guaranteed. F L Uhanibera baa them. FOR OLD AGE To the old, as to babies, the even balance of health is more important than anything else in the world. The possible health, in age, is not high and strong; it is only even. There is no end, but death, to the trouble 4hat comes of its loss. It ought to be watched like a baby's. Their future is short ; but oh how it turns on comfort I on whether the wrinkles are wrinkles of pain or of long se rene enjoyment I Scott's emulsion of cod-liver lil for very old and verv voting in different ways i the food to secure this even condition of health. , UVItMfidnKiitttlkletr?. Ufoalika. i soar U.IWNK, bm, ni v.rk. Camp Creek Items. Feb 18,1601. On account of the high water Rev Fiaher failed to uiwt tj la appoliitmeul at Camp Creek Buudav. Mr Terry Barber aud wife are vlalt- log at Coburir. Mr Oncer Campbell ia get'.lng pretty well stocked up with flue poultry, which, no doubt, will be a prontauie investment f r him. 'Iha tileh waier ran some of the people out of the hot' om. Considerable sickness In the neigh borhood. Notice. Notice is hereby given, that the count? mmmiaiiionera will receive sealed bids for the furnishing and de- livering of 50 cords r good nooy nr wood, four feet loiltf. also for 10 conla of good grub oak, f ur leet long and not lean than tbiee inches at the small end, all of said wood t be delivered at the court houee iu Eugene, Line miintv. Oregon, not later that the loth day of Augum, 1001, all bids to be Hied with the county clerk oo or before the lttlh day of March, 1801, at I o'clock p ni. The court reserves the right to f Jeet any and al! bid, by order of thf oourt, this the l(Kb day of Jauuary; 101)1. E U LKE, Couuty Ctr. A Thousand Tongues. Could n-jt express the rapturd ot Annie E rtprluger, of 1125 Howard at., Philadelphia, Pa, wheu ahe found that Dr King's New Dii-covery for Con sumption had completely cured her of a hacking coiiijh that tor many yearn had nude Pfe a burden. All other remedies and doctors could giv- her no help, but she eaye of 111 Is it"yul t ur-3 "It soon removed the pain in mv chet and I can now sl epsouudly, aomethiug Ieau hardly reoiember do ing hefoie. 1 It el like muiming Its praines throughout the Universe." rk will oue who tries Dr King's New Discovery for any trouble of the throat Chest or Luuus. Price 611c. and $1.0n, Trial bottle freest W L De Lano's Drug Store; every bottle guaranteed Take them today and you'll be well to-morrow. Baldwins Cold Cure Tablet NoBB (Cold in hoad) MoCureNoPdy25c Eugene-Springfield Cab Line. Commencing Monday February 4, we will run a cab between Eugene and Springfield twice dally, connecting with all trains at both towns. Will leave Hotel Eugene and Banga' etalile Will make funeral and train culls. and elsewhere about the city to order, Prices reasonable. Eugene, Feb. 1. ' Uilliah & Skai., Editor's Awful Plight. F M Hlggins, editor Seneca, (Illi,' News, was afflicted for years with the piles that no doutor or remedy helped until be tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He writes two boxes wholly ourcd him. It's the surest pile cure on earth and the best save In the world Cure guaranteed. Only Ko. bold by W L UeLano, druggist. That Throbbing Headache. Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr King's New Life Pills. Thou sands of BUtlerers have proved their matchless merit for sick and nervous headaches. They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health. Eaay to take. Try them Only 25o. Money back If not cured Bold by W I, DeLano, drugt;lBt. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ets. Ait druggists relund the money f it fnl.s to cure. E. V. U rove's slgua. ure is on eaoh box. 25o. Notice. All Hrnis holding olalms agaiiut the Uulveraity niu-t file bills In triplicate. Frenoli 'I'hiihv WttiMN ..! j - i uw t " , m ,niiia ru.nu.lu r,., ... ...... .... .MrKuini nnu pniu- ful periods of ladles; are never falllug and safe. Married ladles' frleud French Tanay Wafers are the only re- :iaoie leiiinie remedy In the world; Im, oorted from 1'nriM- imhu i.i., 0i but Insist on geuulue; In red wrappon! viuwu imue uiara. ljarraucs Drilff CnillimrtV Imnnrtnra Q(WI..I. i. - . - , ..uu nun r San ranolaeo. For sale by all drug- ... 1,1 in pi-,,,, wmprjjr mreot on receipt of & Q 80 and Not Gray I havi iiQrl A.'. TJ: - ull Vigor for a great many years, and although 1 am past eighty years of age, yet I have not a gray hair in my head." Geo. Yellott, Towson, Md., Aurr. 3. 1899. Ayer's Hair Vigor always restores color to gray hair. We know exactly what we are saying when we use that word " always." It makes the hair grow heavy and long, too, and stops falling of the hair. Keep it on your dressing-table and use it as directed. On dollar a bottlt. ItTourdruini.t cnnol npplrna, trad I.., and -r w.ll ,, . Ullt to you. VL h"''r"-'""l urt and ilri u oui Haitci.rrorIct. J C. Avaa Co., Lowell. Man. Send for oui hmdsotne book on The Hair. M.nu.l B.Mla riaaaUta Sold By Linn Drug Co ELECTION NOTICE. To the Legal vr ters of Schoi 1 District TCn4. Lane Co. Oregon: Notice ia hereby given mar me u nualElen lon of this dtt-trl-1 will be held at the City Hall, In Eup os lm gon, on tbe second Monday, -i--it the 11th day of March, 1801. be' W 'iiue hours of two and six o'clotit p n. of that dav.for the purpose of electing nnu rfirunllir for tlirBB VCHTs 1U bl iCO of J H Met luiiir. term expired, aud oue clerk for one year iu place of Geo F Craw, tirm explr -d, and to submit to the leirul voters of said distrlot ths question of contracting a bonded debt of J-BKIO for the purpose of buildlug a new school building, repairing tni Central building, and re.uudiug $4000 present Indebtedness of tbe district The vote to be by ballot upon which shall be the words, "Bonds Yes," "BondB- No." By order of the Board of Directors of Bcbool District No 4, Lane County Oregon. J U McCluno, Chai rman. Geo F Craw. Clerk Dated this 10th day of Feb, 11X11. Pure Home Made Brandy. For liver, kidney or stomach trou bles, colds, lagrippe or biliousness there Is nothing better than Frauds' pure brandies. All orders promptly filled with piune, apple or pear brandy at 75 cents per quart, or 12.50 per galloi Orders by stage or express will be se cutely boxed. Made and sold to 000 sumers only. I M Francis, FKth aud BUIr streets, Eugene, Or Teachers Institute. The Lane Couty Teaohers Assools, tlon will meet In Eugene Friday evening and Saturday, March M and 2nd, 1901. This promises to be oue of the most Interesting teaohers' meetings ever held In Lane county. On the programme are State Bupt J H Acker man, President P L Campbell of Mon mouth, Dr Sheldon of Stale University, rror j a urcutt, Drain Normal and Supt E D Bessler Eugeue. All teachers are requested to attend the institute. The publio Cordially luvited. Ia tbe Cimuit Couri of lbs Biate ot Ore gon for the oounty ot Laos. Bail lor paruuvu. . Joha C. Gray, P.aiutia 1 TB Elizubith Clark, Daniel B. Jaru.au and Edith Jaruian, bia wife, ClaiaJ. Williuma and it. winiann, uer uu baud, Margaret F. Wjatl, Mary Gray, Waller Gray aud Sarah J tiray, bis wile, Ella Alley aod B. If Alley, ber bnsband, Margaret Miller aud F . 1 Miller, ber tiusbaud, Elmer Gray, Hugh Gray aud Dottie Gray, bia wiie, Louise Darrocb aud William Uarrocb. bti bus- baud, Mary J. Gray, jostpu i. vtray and Miry Graj, bis wile, barab Jl Horu.od Jjmea Horn, uer uuaoaua, Charlee Gray aud Nan Uray, uia wiie, Mmer Gray and Alice Gray, his wife, William Drat. Thonjaa Gr uand Mary Oriiv. his wife. Samuel Gruy, Eliza beth Biouaaer ana omi, mv i,,ml.i,,l ,lnl,n I, Grar and bamuel r.ruv Dtifeudauia. I ToJonn Li. Uray, William uray, c- muei Omv. Elizabeth btouaker and Stou- aker, tbe buabund of Elizabeth Btooaker, aud wnose uunatiau came ia uuauowu, defendants. IN THB NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon: You aud eaub ul ou are beretiy rrqaued to appear and aiwwer tbe com plaint filed agaiusl yea iu the ubove eutitl ed uit and court within sit weeks from tbe dayoffirat publication of tbis summons; blo ltyoa Ian bo to ttnswur, lur wuut lue.e of, the Plaiutitl will Ink judgment agaiu.it yua for au order partiuoniu tbe following itbSoriDea real w ten s xw uuwiwu Laud Claim of bamuel and Margaret Gray, being Claim Number Fort, .Notihcatton Number 7181, in sections eight, seveultsn, ao,l aiwbteu. in township ixteeu, south of range one, west of Willamette meridian, eoutaiuing aiw ai acrta in ijane ouuij, Oreou, subject bowever to right of way, 10U leet 10 wlain over ana acros buiu premises, containing 6.35 aerea among the owners thereof aooordi' g to their re spective rights: or it partition oaunot be inaue Wltnout material njuiy w iuut rights, then for a sale of the auid premises auu a dlviatoc 01 tue proceeutt ueiweeu lue nsriiea aoaordiuc to their respeotive riuhts. Service of this snuimona is made br publieation thereof iu tbe Dailt uokne Gcaud tor six successive weeks, by urder of H. It. Kinoati, Juilge of tbe (Jonuty Guurt of the btate of Oreaou lor Lane Couu ty, bearing data the 2tb day ol January, a. n. iuui. Date el firat publication Jan. Juiu, A. D, 1901. E B. WuxiAUa, U. A. WlNTBaUSIER. Altja forPlaiutifT. citation" In the Count, Ou,t of ths Ki . for the oounty of L ie 8lle 0, dVol.U"l,etUco To J W Owen and o a uwcu and li, O Oweu aud Ow, VJWi. v, . ,1. ", V Id; J milh Owen, En. , out Greeting: uii'i IN THE NAME OF TUP a. Or. gon, lou ar, be bv -,SLE . io appear in ibe couui; to;"":' J o( Urekou. for ,hB cotn, v . J oouri room thereof, a, t ' "f. 1 ui ij,us, on Jiouduv n7,r .'"nan 1WI1. at 10 o'el,.,.. ? 'h 4.lh ol i day. then aud ih ..'""", u there be why the aduiU,..,"' tM I should uot l autboTzea1'" J oi ne above enin J I ai puoiiosale to ihe bivLeatfc.i? " I in the manner prn''ail aale ol real nV,.., u "I i t.l following descriud real ,lf?Mt,i. I iai ., 1 u 1 , i , . . mentioned, towit: ' ""'""""S ata po ul2 Wi-i,. . I " . '"""tug iL... e 45.85 obB. to th.. '. !'AJ jot 6 of siolion !' ,s i o. nan ot tne n w 'a of f iZ. and 'i ot aioiiou ui iue s e corner of ths n r """ui H C Owen and wife s Uodtl'l No4omB.e,l8,r.iso;au;1 w4180cbB. theLc;:, J .."'d. ttj 41.80 cba. and ih-. :V;'.C"' J - ... ! m ii;... the a e V. iuMi.. 1 1 7 7. V M w m. ateiir7n.0'!'ii v. of the u w . ; " w the a w W. il.- . i, , .r '"." imiBOIItli.IL, aeciiou fIRST National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital 850 OOO Surplus - 850,000 Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BANKING BOSINESv DnnA nn Mu.-.k.. a ... . drafU on Chicago, an Frmnclioo aud Port. uuio, uregon. Bills of Kchangr told on fuwign otuntriea Deposit, received subject to check or oertili. cat of deposit. All collections entrusted to ei will nostra prompt attention. T G Hhidricks, President, S B Kitia, Vie. Preaidta . P. E. SsonoEiss, Cashier. L. H. PoTTia A EUGENE Loan n Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. ft I Is as. a. . ram up bash cap'lu - $50,000 surplus .... 5j)0g A QCNERAL BANKING USINCtt TRANS AOTCO ON FAVORABLE TERMS. jrrft nned on the principal ritu. Wwjit when ic(t ettl irlod. 0f " -"-aJUl UUUgOU Sheriff sSalo on Foreclosure Notice ib hereby given that by virtue of an execution ou foreclucure duly iHHaed out ol the circuit oourt of the Btate of Oregon, for the county of Lane on the 28th day ot January iuui, ou a judgment render ed in said court on tbe fciixtu day of March, IH'J'J, for tbe sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Six and 25. 100 Dollars with interest thereon from Buid tilh day of March, 1899, at the rale ol 10 per ctut per aunnm and L'wenty-nve Dollars attorney a feeBand the further Bum of t ive dollars coats and dis butsements, which judgment was enrolled and docketed in the Clerk's office ol eaid court io said county on the 21st day of March, 1899, in a Buit whereio 8. H. Friendly waa Plaintiff and H b Kelsay aud U J Kelsay, his wife, were Defendants and againat the above named K H KeiBuy de fendant and on decreee of foreclosure and, order of aale direoted to me and command ing me in order to satisfy said judgment and costs and accruing ooBts to sell the mortgaged premiBCB described as Jul low h, towit; Commencing 4 rods w of the h e corner of the n e of sec 12 in to 20. a r I thence e i rods, tbeuoe n on tp. line to the left bank ol the meandered channel of the Middle Fork of the Willamette river, thence down said bank 135 rods, thenoe easterly to place of beginuing.coutaining AO acres oi ii.ua more or less, in Lane County, Oregon. Now therefore; In the name of the Btate of Oregon and in oomoliancfl with said writ and order ol sale. 1 will offer for sale at public auction, to the Inchest biridm for oash, subject to redemption the above described mortgaged premises, at tbe Boulh door of the county court house in Eugeue Lane County Oregon, on Wednesday, tbe Gib day of Marob, 1901, between tue hours oi y o clock am and 4 o'olock p m to: wit; at vuv u uuvn )UI UU HW1 Uay. Dated this 4th day of February, I9CI. W. W. With Has, Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon, Sheriffs Sale on Foreclosure . I f n T...I. j,,t OI vJ Diuiau, ,..f ,r,ii a ,i. ; XO Lna XcllUHU, lUO ami.pu Nnlia Id k.nk. ni ,D u..u., iuai ut virtue an Lieoutlon en ForeoloBura dnl ia.n OHt nf Iha Ci.nnit r . , .l ... .1.-1 v..u. wun ui iue Mate ot lenuauii Oregon for the Conuty of Lana on tue 1st day of February, WUI, on a jndgnient ren- 1N THE NAME 0F THE dered in said Court on the Tenth dav of Oregon, you ure bwtby aclifiM imrnnap iiiirfi (n. 11 . n.. dred and thirty thirty andno-100 me mriner sum Pnala arhink i... r j""Bnoui was enroiua and docketed in the tJlerk'a office of said court . juuuij ou ine iiiteenth dav October, 1900, in a suit wherein Mrs J Tnoniaon waa Plainliff and Shadrio Dn ana barah h Duer bia wife, were Delen dants and on a writ of Execution and orer uucuieu 10 me ana commanding xne aate ot me umi puuiu, snmmoua ia February 4lb 1IM Dated February 4lb, IUUI. , A C. o Altorne? lolPlM1! ,v UB nuu vuiuiuauoiug me h '0.8f"ls' m,i jlKnjout and coals title and interest of said Shadrio Duer and .... u i,UBr in ana to the tnortoam primisea deBcribed aa follows, to-wit-Beginning 30. 7B chains south and chain, eaattrom the northwest corner Donation Land Claim No 63 Notif GU7 secliun 1 in ip 17 a , 4 w, and rnnnii thenof. aaaf yo on . ' i.hai,,. id. . ' ,,0ce south 4 10 haa bten dnly miointi n" nonhVio eh'T' u Ch8 "nd !ne "'ste ot Malinda ritihtlri W I. snows, Prtllofnl F.sr. osbuss, c.taiar. o. . raise. VlC.Pn.loea W. BS0WS I Glltln LANE COUNTY BANK NOTICE 10 CKEDriOt. Notice ia l;erc ly gum tW IrrM a bten dnW miointed ti"i' nnrtl, A In .u . . lUOUW I 1-fllHO III JUUllLUll " i if." M.r.ii ?K 0 he p'"ce ' gioning County Court ol foow rounu 0?J mre 0t 1688 Or.-gon. All I era, l, having r m ' n:l " , , aaid ealaie are ueieny nouuiu . of nZJtl flat.rPKt ln rue of the state the name to the .ucutrix ii art inij? J? '," "ompliance with said writ of Geo. B. Doiria. over ll,f First ' anj order of sale I nil ff, . ., n...... . , iir.i-ou.t1' an I 7 -""poauce WllU BBlll 1 aw order of Bale-I will c.ffer for Bale r ... ,luu , lne nigneat b ttder f, door .ft TW? P""" '". the Soul i . 7. ouri iiDune in Euiien Line Conntv. t)r,.onn u-..,.. :., T K .. sib d oi iir,) r.; v . "t,M 1 u nvi,.a . w -; "iw ine noura 0'elnek P r' -:"'."' r tOWU "alea tnia 4tu day of February, , . W- Withers, Hhenffol Lane County. Oregon. the of at I ir a. ik. , 01 Iha a . : .and the w , f . allln tp 18 a of r 4 w. tt i 1 l ana 4 nt Bt.nti i , r- ll. lot. I 0.",'' '."""a st-ouon i. Lou of seotion J an in ID 1H.ro rUui Claim No 39 , .a.'Ti! .on . . u ivMU lai. i, i, o ana 4 and tbe b e W of lb7J and Ihe V n .. .. . . 1 - " ,t auu mo n w ; oi ibe V ,i 1 tion 14 and iha ., . i. .J. 'wflui s e H of jection 15, .11 intpl,,, m, and containing 1CU.M itra. ihe above d scribm real proptn, bllUated n Ihana ril'v ' 1 OregOD. 'IVIWW Or an mn.h r . to pay the claima Vttatmtd uHl W iinea., the Bon n li Kioaij i,J Ihe ennmv nnnP, ni .... l, . ' 1 j "-ii'i iuf oiaie Oltllil'l the county of Lane, wiih th. ui I, I Dui"iTxtd' t"i d"r fftoii SUMMONS, In the CiicT.il Court of the StateofOrtJ fnr Iha fminti- T "1 Fred Fremont, Plaintiff, vs I Julia 0. Fremont. Defendant! To Julia G. Frtm.ipt, the. J aeienaaut: IN THE NAIViE oP TBE STATE Oregon: You are hereby required loijl and answer tbe complaint of pUlntifi 1 against yon in the above eniilM J and caurto on or before tbe Iblb hn March, 19U1, that buiug tbe first dijcl nexc regular term of suid court, to btl gun and holden in Eugene, Lane CoJ Oregon, and if you fail to bo appeul answer said complaint, (or WinillJ the plaintiff will apply to said Cowl tne renei prated lor in uaid compuul wit: Jcorauecree ot taid UooHtJftiti the marriage contract nowfiiHlituttiJ said plaintiff and defendant ipitTtil solved, and for lull relief herein I This summons is nublmbtd w ibtDl EUQBNE GCAIlD for SIX CODSeiUtlTt ?! by ordtr of the Uon. U. K.KicmU.lJ ty Judge for Lnue County, Oregon, il said oider bears date, the 26ib daj ell uury, lWl, mid thed iteof the firsi 1:1 tion of tbis sumiuons U filed m soiibeu in said order of publiatioM January the '2Mh. 1001. L. Btirr I Atty for Pint J SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the Stole of 1 cron for Luue County William Pe.nmii, riaiutit), irt w"' avt"j l" ,ur - iua tht- uiMrrimfe coutmct eiMicg1 L said pan it b and for such olber itW equitable l oik hiiniiuouB r","i County Court of Lane .Counij, xne date ot iue urni puu"" tllBlkl mnntha fntm thi. dall ol Jannary 8th, 1UU1 Aitorm j for ibi- will'. EUGENE, OREGON. I.t.bll.k.J lalSSI. 0lg.. aak in the Coaat,'" " General Banlinj business in all branches transacted on favorable terms "o;.pidsot t. U. M I l. 1jIi,s.s. B.H.lloVJY:,t,thler notice of final settlement. Kotica ia harul.. l ..... ijn.j .a a""1 '"at tne under- ijtnad, sdmiLiaitatnx of the e.l.i. l Vuuikti L,ane oounlv Hiat nf 5th d.VrM"K" "na .'" Io"'st. ' o'clock a. n7 ha.-'-a"' """. ?' '0 as Iha lima fn hTali.- J aald Uourt po... ,d P.B;K "'0 aoHiSOJIH nSM)!, Adnuniairairii of tbs Es tata of Chruiiian Hanson decaaaed. i. L. SisriitB, Ally for Estate. Notice to Creditors elaherehy triven that the u i ii.f.1 h '"' indfl IT IS EASY IFYOU KNOW HOW The Vortlao, Art I n, Jro Oak St, rocUaail, Oregon. S Nntl. hiui latinn niii l.aua county, Oief i.. in .... . .a. I IU Sovfrna, dNeaanl. All Vf,. olaim. U..I...I .ai.l a.tl.te Tt bet to prenent thim ailli ti" l""l" ' tl.. n..l;..K laW Otr( Woalcock in Knarnr. I1"""1, tnontha from Hie ilie "f 0",K llatrl,lulv7. I '.!. .Ira!' . TtlB tiei-utor ot the l.t ini"' '"7, itrui KOT1CE OF HNAL V...1 i. U.....I... .,lv..n V... L ... .1.. aiiite . cacu. exernii'r ui ir , . ... . . l . . d ,..i 1,U Q ll,!ll iLtt Vtach. deeeaflt'd. ha n'ctl ill Ihe u, "Iter r,l aui ealalei in Colli! ol Lane Conn". Omod day, the Till day i l -l' bra mil. t.ul Sf jKiioua to a. i aci'i ' i aalllenient of aaiit ta'ali-. Dati d, Not. II, lit"'. lliirii IU r IS" A.V. li. IllYm At' 'ot said tia