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Daily Eugene Guard Published every eveuing of the week, Dun Ceye esuepted. Address ell communications HjJ uieko ell reinltlanoes Payable to Ui Kuums Uuiau, Kuaeno, Oregon BUiiUOUIPIION HATKS. milt. lleUvered bytcarrtor, per week f 15 Delivered by.carrier, per niimth OjJ lit mail one year (id advance) 8 uu Hit iuouUi ' ' 'Jne tuimtli yj niugle onpittf 0 WKXKLT. Due year (In advance) W Jjjj Bu months ., . u AdvertLinu. rates made known on applica tion. Kntered ee seoond-ctass mettir at the K igene, Oregon, poetollioe. TUB EASTERN OFFICES -Of the paper are at 230 to 234 Temple Court, New York City, and U H Express BHjr, W Wash, nut. St., C'hlcao, III, K b.A14 Advertle ng AKeuoy In charge. C.VMPBKLL BROS PablinherB I jUMI MDN THE 1 W5 THU FUllAT JjT o -ti i,a IJoIIiajSIEls if IS 19 20 21 24 25 lUseHMbBZjeaQaBeaKU FRIDAY - MARCH 28 THE WOOLEN MILL TRUST, As an instanoe of how the trusts do buBiaees the annual report of the Amerloan Woolon Company la of interest. The Company report bIiowb that twenty-five New Eng land mills are in the oombine, with a capital stock of $40,601,000. Of this twenty millions is preferred etook and was paid seven per oent. The undividod profits amounted to $2,105,000, a little over seven per oent on the balunoe of twenty-nine millions of oommon stook. While seven per oent is, not an excessive return even on suoh large investment, it does not tell the whole story of trust profit making. These tresis are capital ized at two to three times the aotual value of ihoir properties in older todeoeive the publio by roports reasonable interest returns. The woolen trust has paid i' i stook holders not less than iiuosn per- cont on the aotual investment. And that is outrageous, a robbory of the publio under tariff and truat pro tected laws. Great Britain is probably about through with the Boer war and the statement of total expeneoa to date of one hundred and forty million pounds etorlina, about seven hun dred million dollars, may be ao oeptod aB the prioe Great Britain pays for her latest territorial ex ploitation. Suoh another viotory would thrjw the country into a bankruptcy court. There is some Batit faction to the Bonrs in the thought that while being deprived of their liberties a very large ad dition t3 the publio debt has been saddled on their conquerors. Matthew and Priollla Grant ar rived in this country in 1630. Their descendants to tho number of sixty celebrated the three hun dredth anniversary ot the birth of 1'rioilla at New York the other evening. The olaiin was there made that her descendants now number twelve thousand. It might be interesting if some one oould figure out what proportion of her blood runs in the veins of these descendants. It would show a very mail proportion. Yet ahe made their exUtonoe possible. Bourke Cockran, the gifted New York orator, claims that the solu tion of the social problems ot the day lies with the ohurch. That would be good logio If the history of past events showed that the ohuroh had always been a leader in often been a brake on the wheels social advnoement. Kven with free thought to spur it onward the ohurch is no bettor than its current time. PROFESSOR C00TE, (AGRI CULTURAL), COLLEGE ON ROSE CULTURE. Rose culture in Oregon is ex tremely easy, owing to our mild and even olimate. All tbat is necessary 1b to take the cuttings from the buah in the Fall, that is, during the latter part ot October, and put them in the ground where the new buuhea are wanted. Do not put the outtings in the green-, house or dwelling. If put indoors the leaf buds will develop without a root growth and the outtings will usually die alter starting the leaves. Arose cutting should consist of a piece of the well-matured wood, eight or ten inches in length. Place it in the ground bo tbat there will be only two buds atave ground. The huilB which would naturally be underground should be removed boforo setting out the outting, to prevent the growth of suckers. Cuttings set out the latter part ot October may be expected to bloom the following July or August. Roses are great feeders, hence the soil should be rioh and deeply cul tivated. Pruning is Important if fine flowers are expected. Halt of tbe old wood should be taken off each year. The most satisfactory results are obtained by pruning late in Maroh. This, however, will delay the blooming somewhat, and for early roBes it will be well to leave some bushes without pruning. A Southern Oregoa paper in mentioning tbe accidental cutting off the end of a finger from the hand of a little girl says "it is hoped she will sutler no serious disfigurement from the acotdent." She will, though, uolesB possessed of lobster facility of re-growing a severed member. Wfiat Makes nse Home? Not the house, however fine it may be; not iU furniture, pictures and appoint mcnta. Tbe wife and mother maka the home, and to speak of going home menus to go back Into the shelter of the mother's love and care. And when womanly ills sap the mother's strength, the home-life suffers. The food is not cooked as she cooks it. Everywhere the lack of wifely supervision and motherly thought fulness is apparent. What a change, then, when this wife and mother conies back to take her old place in the family. Thousands of women who, be cause of womanly Ills, had been shut out of home life and home happi ness, have been enabled to once more taKe their flace in the family after being cured by r. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It establishes regularity, dries weakening d ruins, heals Inflammation and ulcera tion ami cures female weakness. It makes weak women strong, sick women well. " I commciiCfKl taking your ' Favorite Pmerip tlrm hii (I 1 GoMca Mcl!ct I)iecovry ' about th loth of In,. December, one year ago," writea Mra. HLlia Wriuht. of Mouutaluvtcw. Howell Co., Missouri. "I itnve been very alow about. wniuii to you, aimuiiHFi i mm inauaiui i am hern to-ity ami have tha privilege of aavlug I iiiauiv you m mounntu. umca ur your aiua aa vice, i can irmnruuy aay inai it wna inroui your kiml atlvice aud your medicine and V will of Die Lord that I am livltie to-dav: I a In better health than I have been for three yi-ara. t have taken one-half doxeu bolt lea of each medicine., I am able to do my waahlng for Tour 111 family, anell my housework, cook- Iu led, I fi.1 like e new iiiK and milking, wumnli. w, . Dr. Pierce's Pleasant FeUeta cure con. stipnlioii autl Its almost countless conse quences. They do not react on the system nor bcKet the pill habit. Robbed tbe Grave. A startling Incident, of whloh Mr John Oliver of Philadelphia, was tbe ubjeot, Is narrated by him as follows "I was In a moat dreadful condition, My skin was almost yellow, eye sunken, tongue ooated, pain continu ally In baok and side, no appetlti gradually growing weaker day by day. Three liuysiolaua had given me up, fortunately, a friend advised trying uiectno Hitters; aim to my great joy aud surprise, the first bottle made a decided Improvement. X coutluued their use for three weeks, and now I am a well man. I know they saved my life, and robbed the grave of an oilier victim." No one should (all to try theui. Only 60o, guaranteed, at W Li DeLauo's drug store. New Laws. j Following are the bills originating In tbe senate which became laws at tbis session of the legislature: 1, by Mays Providing forezpression ofobulc-' in selection of United BUtes senators by tbe people. - 10, by Hweek Relating to the draw ing of Juries, i 18, by Loouey Taxation of goods, merohandlne, etc, in cities aud towns. 23, by HmllU of Multunmab In creasing eOicienoy of publio schools. 89, by Hweek Authorizing Portland to dispose of market block. 87, by Brownell For publication of revised oode. 88, by Ionian Filing fees of county officers In Multnomah county. 44, by Btlewer Sessions of circuit court In Seventh district. 68, by Mulkey Declsring nnnaviga- ble streams highways. 81, by Josephl Selection and sale of state lands. 62, by Bmith of Baker Relative to meeting by Blate University regents. 63, by Looney Food aud dairy oom mlsaloner aot. 64, by Inman Amending oode rela tlve to Multnomah ludgea. 72, by Dimmick RelatlDg to actions In Justice oourU. 76, by ' Mays Providing vestibules for street oars. 79, by Btelwer Amending act creat ing Wheeler oounty. 88, by Daly Creating offloe of state baoterlologlst. 97, by Wehrung Appropriating $8000 tor state fair premiums. 98, by Hweek Raising salary of u preme court reporter. 103, by Kuykendall Authorizing district and high schools. 108, by Williamson Providing for soalp bounties. 112, by Fulton Providing bounties for destruction of fish-destroying ani mala. 114, by Fulton Relative to directors of corporations. 116, by Daly Relating to school lands. 126, by Kuykendall Auditing claims against tbe state. 130, by Brownell Providing for tbe care of orphans and foundlings. 187, by Josephl Creating offloe of auditor of Multnomah oounty. 138, by Inman-Defining liability ot owners of vessels for damagee. 142, by Kuykendall Requiring de posit of cancelled warrants with tbe secretary of state. 140, by Booth RelatlDg to location of mining olalms. . 162, by Brownell Providing addi tional compensation for governor. 171, by Bmltli of Multnomah In. corporatlng Port of Portland. - 173, by Kelley Enacting Torrens law system of title registration. 174, by Brownell Providing for fish hatcheries. 179, by Kuykendall Limiting print ing of biennial reports of state offloera. 180, by Hunt Amending Australian ballott law. 189, by Kuykendall Relating to fil ing reports by stale oflloere. 190, by Masters Relative to Oregon Soldier.' Home. 191, by Bunt Primary law for Mult nomah oounty. 196, by Btelwer Fixing salary of superintendent of schools in Wheeler county. 197, by Mays Amending law regard ing transfers of stooks of goods. 201, by oommlttee Uniform system for taxation of property. 202, by Johnson Acceptance' by state of oertalu lands. 206, by Huut Incorporating city ol Portland. 209, by Mulkey Prohibiting saloons within 800 feet of sohool buildings. 210, by Bmlth of Baker Regulating sale of liquor near mines. 213, by Williamson Amending law relating to prosecuting attorneys. SIX), by Bmlth of Baker-Fixing sal aries of oertaln officers In Baker, Mal heur and Clatsop oouotlea. 221, by Maya Charter commission for Portlaud. 227, by Smith of Yamulll-Provld- lng water for state Institutions. 232, by Brow uell Method of build ing branch railroad Hues. 134, by Booth Fixing salaries of oertaln oounty treasurers. . A TREAT For Lovers of Artistic Effects In Wall Papers. Mr rieprion writes uu from Chicago thatdunug bi trip be bi viewed the finest aud varied works of art from a nrellnenor etandnolut and baa pur chased at tbe factories ol New York and Chicago some of the nicest, neatest, most swell schemes ever bbowu m this oity. You will bear in mind Mr Overton's experience and practice! knowledge of selection and appnoauuu of goods In our line places mm a leader of others, and being euierur.e Ing and ever ready to satisfy hi pat rons we feel safe to say our line will be so far superior to anything yet shown that It will be eagerly sougui lor. i owui. am now on the way auu we ill be "leased to have tne vpuono can in and allow us to show you the beau ty of same. Due notice will be pub- uhari rt tttair arrivHi. Thankluit the publio for paat favors and hoping to receive your uiun- In tbe future we are Vmir. rrillv. Overton WallFapbr nd Paint Co Per F L Bnoubrabb. For Sale Cheap. A complete set of Kncyolopedla Brlt tanlca for sale, at most reasonable tonus. If tnken at once. The set oon eiKt.i of SS volume, sheep bound, and run: dowu to 1W2, Including the ninth edition, I have aleo for rile the New Nation al Dlolionaiy, Kni'vclopedla and Atlas, rvvlsed down to ISHS, couslstlng of 18 volumes. This set Is new, aud will be sold on iaaonahle terms. Apply at rrsldence, corner Bevedth nd Monroe streets, IF Amis, Found. A pair ot spectacles tn case were found ou the street. Owner ran have same by calling at Uuakd offloe and ayliig for this notice. For Balk. My household furniture at residence, I'mN street, between Hlxth 'id Seventh. Maa FA Brown. French Taney Waters, die world's anions remedy for Irrpgular and pain ful periods of ladles; are never falling and wife. Married ladle' friend French Tansy Wafrre are the only re 'lable female remedy In the world; Im ported from 1'aile; take nothing ele, but Inxlnl on genuine; In ml wrappers with crown trade mark, l.a France Drug t.'otiiany, Importers, &M Turk Ht Ban Francleoo. For sale by all drug, rleta, or sent ill plain wrapper direct on receipt of fi. OAHTOI1IA. Bean the ilW Hull w HW Hlwurt BoutM Blgutus et BABY'S BUSINESS A healthy baby is comfort able ; and that is enough (or a baby. His business in life is to grow. Aside from acute diseases, his food is the cause of most of his troubles. But Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil deliv ers him from it. He isn't sick; only a little hitch, somewhere, in his ma chine for turning food into growth. It is a great thing to do, for a baby, to help him over a hitch with mere food the emulsion is food that has the tact to get there. The tact to get there is med icine. Wt'l lend M Unit te tor. 1 1 foe He. tCOTT BOW.M, eej rwl I A Thousand Tongues. rim.M not nxnreas the rapture of Annie E Springer, of 1126 Howard St., Philadelphia, Pa, when she found that Dr Kins's New Dlnoovery lor uon sumption had completely cured her of a hacking cough tbat for many years bad made life a burden. All other remedim and doctors could give her nn hoi,, hut she BBVB of this Royal Cure "It soon removed the pain In mv nhflat and I can now alien Boundly, something I can hardly remember do-Ino- hefore. 1 feel like sounding its nralaea throughout the Universe." So will one who tries Dr King's New DiBCovery forany trouble of the Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price 60o. and S1.0U. Trial hnttln free at W ii De liSOO Drug Store; every bottle guaranteed For Sale. The land belonging to tbe estate of A J Keeney, deceased, consisting of 676 acres of as fine larm and pasture lands as can be found in Lane county, with improvements, situated about three-quarters of a mile from Goshen (eix miles southeasterly from Eugene), is now offered for sale on very reason able terms. Call on J B Keeney residing on farm or address J M and B F Keeney, ad minietrators, at Jasper Oregon, Pure Home Made Brandy. For liver, kidney or stomaoh trou. bles, colds, lagrlppe orbiliouBuess there la nothing better than Francis' pure brandies. All orders promptly filled with prune, apple or pear brandy at 76 cent per quart, or $2.60 per gallon Orders by stage or express will be ee- ourely boxed. Made and sold to con Burners only. I m Francis, Firth and Blair utieets, Eugene, Or That Throbbing Headache. Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr King's New Life Pills. Tbou sands of suflerers have proved their matchless merit lor sick and nervous headaohes. They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health, kasy to take. Try them Only 25o. Money back If not oured. Sold by W L DeLano, druggist. Say! Say!! Finest line of samples from Balem Woolen Mills ever came to Eugene, Get you a fine fitting suit or pair of pants made to your measure. Up stairs room 7, Coleman building, next to Ijane Co Bank. J M Howi, Agent. Woman Wanted. To work at the Log Cabin Honse at MoKeuzle Bridge this summer. Would prefer a middle aged woman or widow. Call at Geo Croner residence, Ninth street between Oak and Pearl. Mrs Gad Fkisskll. To Cure a Cold in Une Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab ets. All druggists refund tbe mouey f it fal.s to cure. E. W. Grove's slgua ure is on each box. 26r. Mysterious Pain Cure A Scotch Remedy istbs greatest absorbeat In the world and does iu work through the puts of the skin. Don't Rub It In w.lli T tie rtmtdr eud in a few mln alee the Pla ! The beet phyilciani we it, prescribe it and unite with the general puunc m . "Scotch Remedy is the but external remedy known." Sold by ell drugsUU et je cents SCOTCH REMEDY CO. Welters Agency BAN FBANCI8C0 Sold By Linn Drug Co Notice. Notloe la hereby given, that the oounty oommlsBionera win receive sealed bids for the furnishing ana de livering of 60 oords of good body fir wood, four feet long, also for 10 cords of good grub oak, four feel long and not leas than three Inches at the small end. all of said wood to be delivered at the court bouee In Eugene, Lane oounty, Oregon, not later that the 15th day of August, 19U1, all bids to be filed with the county olerk on or before the 10th day of March, 1901, at 1 o'clock p ni. Tbe ooort reserves the right to re ject any and al! bids, by order of the court, this the 19th day of January, 1901. JS U LKB, County Clerk, CITATION- In the Count, Coartoltheo, I for the oounty otLine talCtJ InthemstteroftheZ;... M oeoeaHed. 8 xo w uwen and Teachers Institute. The Lane Couty Teachers Asaocla- Mnn will meet in augeue tii and Baturday, March 1st and " . 2nd, 1901. This promises w ne oue u. th moat Interesting teachers' meetings ever held Ii Lane county. On the programme are BUte Bupt J H naer man. President P L Campbell of Mon mouth.Dr Sheldon of State University, Prof J H Oroutt, Drain JNormai ana Bupt E D Ressler Eugene. All teeOberB are requeeteel to aiieou the institute. The puono ooruiany Invited. CASTOR I A For Infant! and Children. Til. Kind You Have A'ways Bought Bears the Stgrature of Notice of Annual School Meeting. Notice la hereby given vo tbe legal voters sf Sohool Dlstrlot No 4, of Lane county, State of Oregon, that an Anna al Sohool Meeting for tbe eald district will beheld at Court House In Eugene, Oregon, to begin at the hour of 7 o'oloek p m on the first Monday, being tbe 4th day of March, A D, 1901. Tbla meeting laoalled for the purpose of hearing tbe clerk's annual report and the transaction of business UBUal at such meeting. Dated this 20tb day of Feb. 1901. J H McCluno, Chairman Bord of Directors, Attest; Geo F Craw, Dist. Clerk, Call For County Warrants. Notloe is hereby given tbat tbe following warrants will be paid on presentation at my office on and after February 21, 1901. Interest on same will oease February 21, 1901: All Lane oounty warrants from registered num ber 8068 to 8094, both lnoluslve. Dated, Eugene, Feb 20,1901. A S Patterson, County Treasurer. "MM,, "Lest We Forget" - Your attention is again called to the fact that Yerington's Pheno-Quinine In a ipecifie for Cold In the Head. La Grippe, Heed ache, and all other limilar complaints, SATISFACTION OK MONEY BACK. Prepared and eold only at Yerington's 9th Street Drag Store, EUGENE OREGON. FANCY CRACKERS, WAFERS, SNAPS, ETC. Oyster OraTrs, Boiled Ham, Cakes, Pastries, Fingers, Etc, on hand or to order. Candies, Nuts, Cigars, Soda. Bakery -- HAMMOND'S Cafe. THE BONBONIERE HOSIE MADE BBEAD And get the best. Look out for the wagon. rREl DELIVER, none Red 4S-. Sta St. H. W.DUNN & CO ..Something: New.. AT The Parker WALTER ROSS, Mgr. ONE NIGHT ONLY IVIareb 1st uiiL niuni Friday The Four Act Coined, Drama Between Tmo Hearts, New Vera. Cniler tbe management of Karl and N'el,iB. Thrilling in iu realiun intensely interesting, Prioes-25, 50 and 75 cts. Stale ca sale at Corner lrac Store. Day & Henderson... Cut order Carpets., Come and see Them. SMOKEa Mount Hood High Grade ioc Cigar F. C. Potts Manufacturer TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW; and where to secure high grade wines and liquors, to get the beet and piiml at low price. Yon can always 6 nil the Terr choicest in taces inclerete, BurKiindies.Rhine winee, chamiianee, and Beery thine; in the best Uhle wines, with the beet boqoet and tineet 8roni. as well as choice old whiskies, ale, porter and beer at, W. M. RENSHAWS Eugint), Oregon. ana n - . r- . mithOwen. K... ..0," hiteX ior lue count. l t eel oourt room therool, at vL ill ol Um. on Mod ; teVtb.S,J l'JOl, at 10 o'clock fn ,i ,'h E1 day, then and tbere to ".k "00 J there be why the .diut.0'-i anonid not be authon..i in the manner p,ea0rilS a a ol real property on lJ" i follow no ' .0B ati --o -v-iiwu real dmi. 3 me estate of H o n.T r"' 1 mentioned, towit: 0,11 iJeginningatapointSfiOA... oorner ot tne n e otam VM inenoe w eD.uo ohH.thSnce s 70 a 45.88 nha ,n v. J , . .'"".eklik. loteofetclionriotal j'iST and 8 ol seclion 11. auo " " 8 corn1 of the Don. uT w 41.80 chs, thenoe n47 Ml1SiH 41.80 oha. and thence t V IS the a e hi Btotion 14. n i ,7 .'. 4 W m. Containing 875.42 , '."u! V. of the n w ,.' of ti.. 1 7Z . the aw X, the w of th... y oHhene,th1eyHeh9?V aeo ion 7, and the wy, of & V seotion8, allinlp 18 .01,4. I" Lots 3 and 4 ol aeotion 1, lots 1 of aeotion H, lots 1, 2 and 3 ol TelT all In tp 18,solr5wWm. m' jit i&!LJ-i Claim Ko 3S in emtio,,, in .j ,rz! 1, 2, 3 and 4 and the e e V ol ft, , , .Aui eeciion 11 end thek ?. wi ""d then vi of the aw lnn Id ,nj Ua h 1.' .11. B e ii. of seotion IB. nil in In 10 . .. W m, and oontftinino ItUfl in the above dcBcribto real proper!? bj sitnated in the county ol Lsm mi Or ao much thereof si m.. u to pay the claims presented ud bkuiuhi eaia estate. Witnesf, the Hon B BKioctU.jtjg . , v,. , luc oieisonmia the county of Lane, with the ml i . court affiled, this 2nd day of fdri,, Attest, E.TJ.Ln,Clel oy iwji jusox, Lieputy. SUMMONS. In the Ciicuit Court of the State of for the Conuty of Lane. Fred t. Fremont, Plaintiff, ) Jnlia 0. Fremont, Defendant,) To Jnlia O. Fremont, the anon deiendant: IN THIS NA1.E OF THE 8TATI Oreson: Yun are hereby reunited to and aiiawor tbe complaint ol plilniil aeainBt yon in the above entitled Ci and caoeo on or before the lbth dn March, 1901, that being tbe first dij U next reenlar term of said court, lo la gun and holden in Eugene, Lain Cout Oregon, and if you fail to ao appear 1 answer said ootnplmut, for wutt&tn the plaintiff will apply to eald Corn! the rp.lief prated fur in said ocmtliiin wit: For a decree of said Conrt declir the marriage coutract now existing betee said plaintin and delenJant lorem solved, and for lull relief herein. This summons ib pub liabed in (hi Pd Eugene uoahd lor six oonsecnun bv order of the Hon. H. B. Kincaid, tv Jndde for Lune Countv. Oreuon, rl said order beara date, the 26th day ofji nary, 1901, and the date of thenntpui tion of this summons is fixed udi soribeci in said order of publication to January tne zstn, mui. L. Banc, vAtty for FlaiadL SUMMONS- In the Circuit Conrt of the Stateof con for Lane Cr unir William Verm 1., i iamliii, j e nnB Pah.n. t u(an,l.nt. I To Ona I'limuu, thennJ'l fendant; IN THE NAME OF THE STATE 01 Oregon, you are hereby notified am nninwl ( initHir in the aDOTO OEU Court anil to anBwer the oomplainl W ,kA atv. .nntij ani, nn or before L m,k a , r.i u.k null end if nn U so a. ptar for want thereof, a Pj wui apply 10 tbe uourt ior a """" ing me uiairiage ooulract eiiitmg" Bald j aiiltB and lor sncn 0100 " "' TJ quiubio This nnimon8 ia pnWu''?I order H , in U. It. Kincaid, joig "I County Court of L..e County, The date of the fit poblicauon v summons is February 4tb iwi Dated February 4lh, 1901. A. 0. Woopcoo, Attorney for Plw NOTICE 10 CBEDIT0BS. NnHce la herebv eiven that Irene W has been duly appointed M,im'l!L0l estate of Malinda Wright, dwseaK Oounty Court of Lane Count , Oregon . All persons having clainu apj said estate are hereby notined ine same io oe bkwu" . v.,t of Geo. B. Dorris, over the Fust M"TI Bank in Eugene City, OnBoo ,w'l at mnnlh. from the date of Ul I January 8th, 1001. TbiB, Oio B.Doanis, S"""1 Attorney for the estate. Notice to Creditors. r.i 1. a. k. r.n that the nJfi?,f has Iwen a,iinted by the -?3 Laneti'unty, Oieuon, ":", j will and testament and eu htw Soverns, decease.1. All T"TT & claims against said e-tate are '","tB, the undersigned at the law MJL t months from the date of this notke. uatea juiy . j-jw. , n ..IMSI" I Executor of the Lsst W HI n of the Estate ol George soveras, "- . .tTTTMlD" NOTICE OF FINAL Kolina ia herebv tvC. ilS?a Veach. executor ol the " "j 1 Vcach, deceased, has filed bw n"' in tbe matter ol eald eil, 10 "j Court ol Lane County. 'imiTat day. the lib day tl at,nai .. , &t hour ol 1 o'clock p 0.. of '""'d hied bv said urt for Ihe , u lections to sakl aco-uul, at" 101 settlement of said n'ate. U.Ud, Nov. a, ID"". . Tu(j, Mii.toi A-jT,, L.Bmo.Attyloi said tsu' '
