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"WEDNESDAY -- MARCH 13
THE PROTECTIVE TARIFF,
DiBOUBaing foreshadowed obanuea
in British tariff laws at tbe annual
meeting of the Associated Uhainberri
of Commerce of the United King
dom, Tuesday, Lord Avesbury,
presiding officer, defined the proba
ble position of England: "As fur
ns Groat Britain is concerned, aim
will enter into negotiations, not
wishing to hamper or ourtail her
commerce with her neighbors, but
rather to promote it, being con-
vinoei that oommeroo benefits both
buyers and sellors."
There !b a lot of good sonse in
lli.tt sentiment- The permanency
and greatness of modern nations
(U pend upon commerce. And there
cun be no permanent trado between
ci.inmuuities without a "give and
t..ko." Tbe nation tint would aoi
tl'edoginthe manger will be oui
ii nd discriminated against at every
turn. We may claim that Europe
in ust have our raw matoriuls, yel
t lie world is wide nnd where thoy
j."t no trade in return Europe
lmturally turns to the development
oi other countries for sources ot
e.ipply.
luen our agriculturists will
Cdt worst hurt. While his foreign
market is curtailed the home
manufacturers, protected by a tariff
that exiiludeH loreign competitio
and bunded into trusts that Btilln
healthy home oonipetiiion, charge
the farmer such prices as they
a now do is aoie to pay. rimt ib
how he gels the worst of it.
MODERN IMPROVEMENT
AN ANCIENT RIVER.
OF
British oapital is building an
I nmeUBO stone dam aoross the river
Is'ile at the First Cataraot, a little
over a mile in length, to be exact
six tbounaud feet, From tbe en
gineering point of view thestupoii
douB nature of the undertaking will
be realized from the eftoot it will
have of creating practically a lik
144 miles long, impounding nioro
than 1,000,000,000 tons of water.
At some periods of the year, it is
B.id, 000,000 tons a minute will
gush through the sluices. The dam
will raise the river about sixty-six
feet above its usual provioua level.
It is broad enough for a carriage
road to run along its tip.
When the river is iu floej its
waters will gush through the mas
sive Bluice gates. In the autumn
mouths the sluice natoa will Im
close: i until the re'eorvjir thus
formed is full and ready to be dis
tributed by channels over the agri
cultural land on each side. When
the water is moat wanted, (in
August and April), for the crops
of eoru, sugar, ootton aud rice the
mpply in the lower river will be
ii nreased from the reservoii, and
tn us ft fairly even supply of water
'wil1 be fl""i throughout th8
ima I jmli will Ia Knilf In tVifl
dam to allow free navigation.
Tbe Salem Journal has reporter
in its employ who will have no
competition should he enter a con
test for the ohampion liar of the
state. He describes the driving of
a band of ewes and Jambs through
Salem and adds: "Some of the
lambs were small and could hardly
get along. Others jumped on the
dams and took a ride occasionally
to rest." The lambs were very
considerate in not riding all tbe
time.
A New Jersey chemioal manu
facturing plant is building a record
smashing chimney. When com
pleted it will be 3G0 feet high. It
will require 400,000 briok and cost
100,000. At that height it iB
thought noxious gases from ohem
icals will be so scattered as to prove
do detriment to puhlio health.
Indiana parents went away from
their home yeBterday leaving their
three children aged one, three and
five years in tbe bouse. During
their absence fire destroyed the
boune and burned tbe children to
death. Such parents deserve no
offspring.
Portland Japanese barbers are
no agaiuBt the Barber Commission.
The JapB shave for five cents and
the white barbers resent the cut in
price. They want the JipB de
barred. Senator John L Morgan, ohair
man of the committee on interna
tional canals, says the United
States will proceed with the con
struoiion of tbe Nicaragua canal
with or without England's consent.
Comes.
In the (lavs following the bnby'a birth
there Is often ft lontf up-hill atru'e to
recover strength, and the uurse busies
herself in the preniirntion of jellies and
brolha for the invalid.
When Dr. Pierca' Favorite Prescrip
tion is used &a a prenarattvt for mother
howl the baby's advent is practically
painless, there is abundant strength to
nurse and nourish the child, and a rapid
recovery from the shock and strain in
separable from maternity.
"I wit plened that Dr. Pierce answered my
letter. " wrilft Mm. C. W. "Vownir. of il Bouln
K'-Kftil strret Park), Wilkcabarr. Pcnna.
"When I h.itl ttiow mishap.. I bevaa to think
1 w.iiil.l neTPr have oltil.lren. My bark uaed
to nltiKHt break an J I would ret atck at my
Httiinarh nn.l havt atich hradacnaa 1 did not
know what to ilo thfjr urd to act tn tirnrly
cmty, and I hkciI to drad tort! up, I felt io
thru I boifnn bikini
if nn miLiug ut. ricrcf'a Favonie
When twhy wni cxprctcd 1 took
rrtvKTtptloti.
il nil tlir time 1 wni that way. I felt Ana all the
tune, unil I never eet thou diaay anella now, I
hurtlly ever hitve a tifrvoua hcatlache a
itiv more.
1 hnvpii nerfect roino of a huv: he im the Ihrhl
of our home. I am now twenty yeara old and
n iv tinny 1 alinoit elht month old. I now feel
wi II, and wfttfh t8o uontuU, and the baby i.iH
im unit. We feel very grutelul fur the gtxwtyonr
inrdirine did fur tin. W are both healthy,
th mk.1 to Or. rlercc'a medicine."
Dr. Pierce's Pleaaaut PelleU keep the
Ixnvcla healthy.
It Saved His Leg.
I A Danfnrlh, of LaGrnnge, sudered
liiteimelv or hIx months with a fright
ml running mire nu Ills leg, but writes
that Kuekl'ju's Arnica Halve wholly
cured It In ten days. For ulcere,
wounds, burno, bolls, pain or nlles It Is
the beat salve III the world. Cure
guaranteed. Only J5o. Bold by W L
U I.ri'o, druxglKt.
Notice.
Nollue Is hereby Riven, that the
county ciuinlwiotiera will reoelve
Mnled bldn Tor the lurnliililiiK and He.
liverliiK nl 6U ooriln or kI tMMly tlr
wood, lour feet loinr. also for IU oorda
of iiood grub OHk, four feet long and
not lew than three Inches at the small
end, all ol said wood to be delivered at
the court linuoa in h.UKeiie. Line
county, Oreiron, not later that the lfith
dav of Auiiiiat, 11101, all bids to be tiled
with me county clera on or before
the llltl) day of March, 10UI, at 1
o'clock p m.
I he court reaervea the rlirht to re-
Jeot any and al! Iilds, by order of the
court, una the 1UIH day of January,
Cmioty Clerk.
liisitiarck's Iron Xerve.
Waa the reaultof hliapleiulld health,
Iiidoiullahle will and tremendous
vnergy are not found where atomaeh,
liver, kidneys and Imwela ara out of
order. If you want theee ipialltlraand
tho aueoeaa they bring, ue Dr King'
New Life I'llla. They develop every
power of brxln and body. Only 25c
at W L Del.ano's drug store.
Fn tk. A
Iln Kind w H.w inn BoujH
eifaatar. f SZS.
Mr Old ItlKwII rxle a Knell dear to
and back again to Barker Uun
Worka.
1 1 teenn that Mr Hnell waa mado to
ell hleveles. Mr Hnell did sell 80,000
Snell bicycle In 1000. He hurt the
truai, Ibey nearly buat, but people
swell, ride the ftnell and feel well,
llarker Hon Worka.
y Jf After
I Baby
"Market" St Patrick's Day,
March 16.
The ladles of the Grand Army will
hold a "market" Saturday, March 16,
at George F Craw's office, Ninth
street, for tbe purpoee of raising funds
for charity work. Good bre d, cakes,
cooked meals, ohlcken, baked beans,
salads, pickles and many other things
that will not fall t i tempt the appetite
of the most delicate.
Market opens fct 9 o'clock In tbe
forenoon and will continue all day
Please oome and patronize this noble
work and halp us alonr.
Miss Htella Dimond,
Chairman of Committee Ladies of (
A B.
More Joint Smashing in Oregon.
The Parkeaburg, Coos county, corres
pondent of the (Joquille City Herald
wrllaa uudar date of Keb 25th:
Foil wars ot Mm Nat'on yesterday
made a raid oo a Joint in this place,
smashing tba fixtures and oompletely
demollBblng tbe bull ting. A few of
Parkeroburg's young bloods had lately
been In tbs bablt of meeting at a
certain house to engage In a quiet
game of paker. Late yesterday even
ing a number of women armed with
hatchets and handspikes raided tbe
place with the above results.
Dexter Items.
March 9, 1901.
(Spring weather.
Farming Is in full blast.
Mr Wm Griffith is very 111 with
lagrlppe.
James Farvln made a business Irip
to Eugene last Monday.
Tbe recent high waters have left ui
destitute of a ferry site, such things
should be leooked after.
Mrs Wm Preston of Eugene has been
visiting friends and relatives In tbla
vicinity.
James Parker visited tbe city last
Monday.
Mrs J F Taylor and little son Harry
of Colt age Grove visited relatives here
the first of tbe week.
Mr H G Vinoent has returned from
Nebraska where be bas spei.t several
months. Be was accompanied by bis
grandson Master Earl Maxwell who
will remain here during the summer.
Rkoulab
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have A'ways Bought
fitgrator of
Bids Wanted.
Bids will be reoelved up to Maroh IB,
1901, by the undersigned for sewer,
188 feet long with connections, etc.
For Information inquire of
I E Btlvens.
Suits Made to Your Measure.
804 different samples ta aeleot a suit
or pair of pants from. Fit guaranteed
or no sale. Up stairs Coleman build
ing, room 7, next to Laue Co bank.
J M Hows, Agent.
OIES
Bsaritha
Inn th ' inn nam mwara
to K ill Ymi Ham Always Bought
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, 1
LuoaajCounty, 8
Frank J Cbeuey makes oath that be
la tbs senior partner of tbe firm of F J
Cheney A Co, doing buslueas In the
City of Toledo, oouuty and slate afore
said, and that said firm will pay ONE
HUNDKED DOLLARS for each anil
every case of Catarrh that cannot hi'
oured by the use of Hull's Catnrrh
Cure. FKANK J CHEN ICY.
Bworn to before me and fuliserlbeo
in my presence, this 6th dn of De
eetuber, A D, 1880.
AWOLEASON,
REAL Nolrrj i'uhlio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is t ken Inter
nally and acta dlreoily I'll Hie IiIikn!
and niuoous surfaces of tho ayatem
Send for teatlmnnlals, free.
FJ CHENEY At O, Toledo, O
Sold by drUKgiate, 75e
Hall's Family I'lil nr.- the lut.
SCOTT'S EMULSION
of cod-liver oil is the means of
ife, and enjoyment of life to
.housands: men women and
children.
When appetite fails, it re
stores it. When food is r
burden, it lifts the burden.
When you lose flesh, it brings
the plumpness of health.
When work is hard and
duty is heavy, it makes life
bright.
It is the thin edge of the
wedge; the thick end is food.
Hut what is the use of fotxl,
when you hate it, and can't di
gest it ?
Scott's Emulsion of cod-
liver oil is the food that makes
you forget your stomach.
Ifvou have aoi trtat It, trad tot free MiapU,
ta Ttabl laite ill utta tea.
SCOTT HOW NK, Chmlata.
t-it ril Sirael, N Vatk.
i f .. i . al imxfl.ta
Bids for Wood.
Healed bids will be received at my
office until April 1, 1901, for 70 cords
white oak gub wood, 4 feet looir, um
leaa than R inehea Id diarunter at small
end, nor over 8 inches at larit ead : nil
70 cords white oak gub wo'xJ,4 reel mug,
not leaa than 2 Inches In diameter at
Bmall end, nor oyer 6 Inches at Urge end ; r
60 oorda old growth red or yellow oouj
fir wood, 4 feet loin?, to be delivered at
tbesohool htiw lu Eugene ss di
rected by the bmti of director on or
before Augiint 15, I'M.
Itlgbt reserved to reeet aoy and an
bids. A good Bud sufficient boud win
be required for the faithful perfo mauce
ot tbe oonlracti.
Dated March M, 1901.
Geo F Chaw, Clerk
School Dint No 4,
Laue Co, Ore.
Attention Comrades of G A R.
There will be a special lay meeting
of the J V Geary Poet, No 7, G A K
on tbe fourth Saturdays of each month
at 'I o'rlick p m fir the benefit of all
comrades who cannot ht'.eud in the
evenings of seconu aud fourth Friday
of eaub mouth. Please let us have lull
attendance. We will meet in the ban
quet room of Frank's ball, Ninth
street, Eugene.
E F Chapman,
Pott Commander.
Aitest: R A Baki'lett, Adjt.
Call For County Warrants.
Notice is hereby given that the
following warrauts will be paid on
presentation at my office on and aftkk
February 21, 1901. Interest on same
will cease February 21, 1901: All Lane
oounty warrants from registered num
ber 8U68 to 609., both inclusive,
Dated, Eugene, Feb 20, 1901.
A 8 Pattehson,
County Treasurer.
For Sale Cheap.
A complete set of Eucycloiiedia Brit-
lauica for aale. at moMt reasonable
terms, if taken ut once. The set eou
alets of 28 volomes, sheep bound, and
runs down to 1892, including the ninth
eulilon.
I have also for aale the New Nation
al Dictionary, Encyclopedia aud Alias,
revised down to 1898, consisting of 18
volumes. Tills set la new, aud will be
sold oo reasonable terms.
Apply at residence, corner Seventh
and Monroe streets.
J F Amis,
Just Before Decoration Day.
The one time In the year Then there
Is a mutual ifloit to beau illy tbe cem
eteries Is Ihe most appropriate time to
have your monumental work attended
to. Ordera for Decor ilion Day Bbould
be placed at once and with the Eugene
Uranlle S Marble Works, W W Mar
tin, proprietor. '
Write for booklet.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Broom Quinine Tab
ets, A II drtiggiatH refund the money
i it ini.s to core. rJt w. urove's stgua.
ure is on eacu nox. rao.
Parker
WALTER ROSS, Mgr.
FRANK COOLEY &
CO.
In All That la Rrlcht, rterry and
Entertain Ina".
MISS HARRIETT COOLEY-
0Mnlnf, Monday, MARCH
11th at The PaikerOpeia House
lo, ' Lo t IVradlae" and giving
an entire chnnge of program
which will lie announced from
day to day.
Don't Rub It In.
3K-
s
ore Throat
Pneumonia
F'.heumatism
Bronchitis
Headache
Bruises
Earache
Neuralgia
Toothache
Burns
Lumbago
Croup
Scotch
Remedy
Cuts
Uhvilplnnii UBS thlB
My.terloua Fain
and prescribe It
Cure in Lheii tamuu'a " " , cta,
In thlr practice, ai
Gentlemen: I never hesitate !?-", ....
nlL'e lh worth ol a oou '" .r,,i
ciu.-ntly I .lo not hltule to,"Sf ,horouh
that I have given your reme. ly a la or
Ial, ana navo iuuiiu . Aifully.
J. H. PUTNAM. M. D . Jutland. Vt
SCOTCH REMEDY COMPANY
weuern Agency SAN
Sold By linn Drug Co
What for? If you aslt her she will tell
you she doesn't know. She just feeli
nervous, that's all. A man is apt to
have very little sympathy witn tins con
dition in his wife. He can't see any
earthly reason why she should cry. She
has plenty to eat, plenty to wear, ana tie
does everything he can, he thinks, to
make her happy : ana in spile oi that,
she sits down and cries softly to herself,
apparently without any cause or reason.
But tli ere is a cause, and that cause is
so:ne disorder or disease of the delicate
womanly organism. Unhealthy drains
have taken away the vital lorce. in nam
mation is fretting the nerves of the
whole bolv. It women uid but under
stand the intimate relation of the gen
eral health to the local health of the
delicate womanly org ma, they would
realize that the quick way to establish
the general health is to cure the local
disorders. Dr. Tierce s favorite Pre
scription dries the drains that enfeeble
women, heals muamnution and ulcera
tiou and cures female weakness. It is a
medicine that can absolutely be relied
upon to make weak women strong and
sick women well. It contains no alco-
hol, and is entirely free from opium,
cocaine and all other narcotics.
Women suffering from disease in
chronic lorni are invited to consult Dr,
Pierce, by letter, free of charee. Dr.
Pierce, assisted by his staff of nearly a
scute oi jjiiysiciuiis, lias in a iuue over
thirty years treated and cured more
than half a million sick and ailing
women, rt.ii correspond; en ce is strictly
private and sacredly confidential. Ad
dress Dr. K. V. Pierce, 063 Main Street,
uuuaio, in. Y.
COULD SCARCELY WALK.
" For the nake of poor, sutTering women, I feel
it niv duty to inform you of the great benefit
Sour medicine ha Riven me," writes Mrs. Callie
owles. of Watt.. Iredell Co., N. C. M I was in a
miserable condition when 1 wrote to vou. I had
uterine disease so bad 1 could scarcely walk
and Buffered such dreadful misery I hoped to be
relieved by death. You wrote to me to take
your 'Favorite Prescription ' and I have taken
eleven bottles of it. and two of -our Pleasant
Pellets. 1 am entirely well and feel like a new
woman. I feel thankful to God and to Doctor
Pierce for the blessing I now enjoy. I have a
fine, big boy, two months old and never got
along as well in my lite. I can't praise your
medicines enough."
NO VS FOR DOCTORS
About five yenrs no I had very poor hrnlth,"
write Mk S. K. Whalen, of Holtleti. Johnson
Co.. Mitsiitirt. "After doctoring four years with
our town doctors tliev pave my case up; said
they had done all they could. I had bevn con
fined to my bed Jvilf my time; the other half
could hardly drasr around. I had such pain in
my buck and aMnmen I could not stand on my
feet for more than a few minutes. My feet
were cold or burning, and mv periods came too
Olteu. The doctors said it was change of life,
so, a I had heard of Dr. Pierce's medicines, my
husttat.d got me a bottle of Favorite Prescrip
tion.' I look it and it helped me in some ways,
o I wrote to you and followed your advice
I commenced 'Favorite Prescription.' 'Golden
Medical Discovery' and the 'Pleasant Pellets'
as I was so constipated all th time and pills
would weaken me o that 1 would have lo go to
To.thc 8rca surprise of everybody I got
well, and when I met mv friends thev" would
say, I never thought vou would be here now '
Hut I can Bay it Mas your medicine, which no
doubt is the Vst iu the world. Have had no
use lor doctors since 1 tried your medicine."
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are an
effective medicine fur the bowels and
liver. Tuey do not re-act uixui the
system.
NOTRc OF FINAL iSt'.TTLE iiLNT.
Fi-ftifr of rm. It. FrwU .
N.ttpf. h h-r.ly ,v,.n that P tirj.
J, -xfutvr nl the enlate of Wm It
riy, d.c-tH.,,, h,, AM his fins! accotint
w ih the County Conn of Une cotiLty
Ort-aun, for the Hell lemenl of Mid tatm
nd that on Monday, the lMh d-v f an.ii
J'.wH, at the honrof 10 o'clock in th f
no Jn of BHid day is the time fixed by tnid
Court for hearing objtious, if any to said
recount, and for the final latkniMit nf
enisle.
Thru J. Fradt,
Fieentier ol Haiti eftate.
lunuFon A KtaMxoRu,
AtioiDcys for said tsUtr.
CRYINGI
'TIS EASY WHEN YOU
KNOW HOW;
nd when- to ffcutv huh grale
wii and li.jnor. W ifet tlie Wst
and puivt at .-w pri -r Yon can
Iwaya rind th rtrv i-hiit-ot vtu
t-svMincUreu. HuivMudiea.Khioe
winca, chsmptwne, and every
tliim; in the Wt ihU wines, ith
the brat Unpn'X and i,nM flavors,
v well rhoiv oi l whiskia,
ft'e, fitter and lrr at.
W. M.
RENSHAWS
Eugene. Oregon.
National Bank
Of Eugene.
Paid up Cash Capital $50 OOO
Surplus - SBO.OOO
Eugene, Oregon.
AQISMiKAi. rarminu nusncnn
Uona on reaajuahle teruia. Ciuflit
drafta on Chicago, Han Franciaoo and l'ort
lauil, Oreiror
tflUa ol exenane ama on loreign couniriea.
Ueruiaita received luliiect to check or certifi
cate of delKMlt.
Ail collections enirusiea to cb wiu reoaire
pi. uupt attention, .
X Q HUUIRIOK, P. E. BXODOBASS,
rresideut. uuuier.
8 B Kaais, L. H. Pottsb
Vioo fresment AUMtani.
EUGENE
LoaniSavingsBank
Of Eugene, Oregon.
Paid Up Cash Capl - $50,000
Surplus 6,000
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS-
AOTEO ON FAVORABLE TERMS
Drafts issued on the tirlnclpal cities of the
United SUU'B and (origu conntrlei.
Juteresi allowed ou Demand Certificate of
Deposit wbeu left tinted period,
CollectlouH receive our prompt felteutlOll.
City and Count j Warrauts bought.
W C. BK0WN,
President.
F.W. 0SBUKN.
Calhler.
0. A. PAINE,
Vice Prealdtnt
W. W. BROWN
Aait CiahUr
LAKE COUNTY BANK
EUGENE,
OREGON.
Established In llSI.t Oldoit
Bank In the Countjr. .
General Banking business in all branches
transacted on favorable terms.
A. G. HOVE, I'resideut
h O. HL'LIN, fabler.
H. H. tlOVKY. Aastt Cnaliler.
NOTICE
We have pluued tlif Coupons for
our drawing of a t.fo.OJ Ureamot
JBiiiycle. May 4th, Willi (lie ditler
ei.t grocera iu Eugene.
With every urhase of 25 oenta
worth ot our Lauodry rioup, you
reretve ono chaDue for our premium
ofler.
Ksmetuber you pay uothlng for
the chanee buy '25 cents worth ol
our Lauuory Boop uud your Krocer
will writeyuur name upon acoupoo
which he will reiuro to ua lu time
for the drawing Mty 4, 1001.
Eagene Soap Go
SUMMONS.
In the Girnnit Court of the Slate of Ore
gon for tbe oonnty of Lane,
tioit for nartition.
John C. Gray, Plaintiffl
TS
Elizabeth Clark, Daniel B. Jarmau
and Edith Jaruian, hia wife, Clera J.
Williams aud It. Williams, her hus
band, Margaret F. Wyatl, Mary (jray,
Walter Gray and Sarah J. Gray, hia
wile, Ella Alley and B. F. Alley, her
hunband, Margaret Miller and F. i
Miller, her husb.uid, Elmer Gray, Hugh
Gray and Doltie Gray, hia wile, Louiae
Darroch aud William Darrooh, htr hue
band, Mary J . Gray, Joseph C. Gray
and Miry Gray, hia wife, Sarah al
Horn aud Jnmea Horn, her bUBband,
Churlea Gray and Nau Gray, bia wile,
Mmer Gray and Alice Gray, hia wife,
William Gray, Thomas Gr yand Mur
Gray, his wile, Huuuel Gray, Eliza-
lielh Mtouaker and btoeaker, bar
husband, Joliu L Gray and tsamuel
Gr"5'', Ui fendai. .
iiiuunn l,. uray, il l lam Gray, S mue
Gray, Elizabeth Btouaker aud Blou-
aker. tht. hn.li.ii nf L'i....i.. .i. u.
... ... - "nMwm oiouaaer
nd whose Christian name la ulkuowu
defendanta, '
IS THr, NAME OF THE STATE OF
n m xuu aua eaen 01 jon are hertbi
retlUirad tn niih... u., "
nlaint tllml nunnal 1.. ..1. .
, . ....P.UD. lu iu, BwTa enuu
ed.uit and ounrt wiihin aix weeks frjni the
day ol first publication of this anrnmona;
aud n you fail bo lo m swei, for want luen.
ol, the Plaintitl will tak judgment against
you for anord r partiuouiug ihe tollowinii
i j ... . . t""' uonatiuu
Jjand Claim of Smuel and Margaret Gray
b ing Claim Number Forty, Notific-aiion
, Dlbuua aigui, aevenieen,
an i eiKhte..u, iu township mteen, aonth
ol rann una m,. ni 11 ., i ... ,
ui ,. lunuietie uitnaiau
OOtitHitnnn ;11U Ai . ..
p ,rlv . . nur. ,u UtDH tjOUOtJ,
Uregun. Bubjecl however to right ol way
lUUfett iu widih ovir and acroaa aaid
. .' """ -.vvuiui- g iu ineir re
Btteotlvj, p,..i.i.. ... . . .
r-. ,, ,n,iuiuii caunot be
Th? ",0."t -'" iijury to those
, w nme o, me earn premisea
aud a dlVimnr f ti.u i- u t.
..BF,ltu, ueiaeen me
pariiea according to ineir reepeotive rishis
Serving il il..- :
i . ,B uu uiuum ia made bv
publication thereof in the Uailt EnotNa
-.ueeesaive weeKa, by order
i. . V ""-'""t no ui rue uonntv
Court ol tn. State olt)re,.un lor Lane Coun
A uTw 01 Jny,
lilol"1 fir8' -1,,b"c",it,u Jn. 30ib, A. 1),
E. B. WtLUAllS,
0. A. WlXTIMiMKa,
Attja for I'laiutiff.
NOTICE 10 CltlCDI 101(8.
Notice i, l,en.l,y(!mn ;b ,., B
ha. been duly appo.nicd .leculril of the
n. V """" "'"unir. Mate ol
ur on. All persona hav.ng claima against
"id..laiea,eh.leb, ne.iued to meaeu.
il.e uie tu ihe riecntrix at the law tffice
i..,r;?',o'ri",.M",,ie iir x''
i,V:&.t:,,i..V"?!.-"'''-'
Jauua.ySih.ir ' """
G.o U . Doahia, , ,...
Attorney lor the e.teie.
CITATION
In the Count, Conn of th,.Kl .
for the county of LolQ,
To .1 V l. y U,
N ,V. BWO
u o wwen and ,, bi. ,,
C Owen and -ZZT?"' k A
mith Owen, lTiP hia u. V "
"lid - 1
Greeting : ""'U"V
IN THE NAME OP Ti.r
Or. gon, Yon are L.Z "? ATE ri;
"or ine counn m i
oourt room thuroof at K, . iTi
of Lane, on MoS . ".ttT
1UU1, at 10 o'oluck ln tlV. " ' . '
ahou.dnoTo.::crr:
in the manner preaerioVd b. i " k"X
e of real property ,nbJ1U ti
following denoribed iLul f-,W:'', it
the eatate nf H n Jf' l,rol'iv ui
mentioned, towit: ' d,e",al.i
nd 2 ot aen0,,r"Z
at the a e corner of tbe In i """"m,
H 0 Owen and "v'-.'W?
No 40 in ..otiona uTT,?5
t 41. Hit Aha 1 , lli.i
laoe of beginning a l.n ,k , "" " "
i Ofaecnnn 11 .?.', .e.01be,'!0,.L
the a e H atotion 14. .n V".L ,r 4
W m. Oontainit, wjB ;., . " '"" '.
Lota S an '
of section 11, lota l 2 Zi b i '! ul 1
all in to 18. a ol rt.w. J 01 '"" 4
The a of the Donation' Ur.i ci ,
Jamoa H-inihA.i. .. . nto t
Claim No 33 '.Z"
l.SandJandtheaerb'.'
the a e H of section 11 iuu Ui, yj
n w V. and th l
tionji and then e'Zl
ae of section 16, all in ip 19, .Vr i,
W m, and containing 1043.43 am, i
the above describto real propm,' ZZ
Oregon tlflLSylZi
Or no mnh ihexrer L
to pay the claims presented and TSi
u&a.uo, dmiu eaiate.
WilneRH. Ihn Hnn IT t T7:..:, . .
" " Aiacaia jtjum ,fl
Ihe county court of the Kt.ieoltmXl3
the flonntv nf T..n. .L. . !" . Kr
D iaia 1 iabreuj,
Attest, E.TJ.LitClei
By Box Knox, Deputy.
Sheriff's Sale on Forecl
oiun.
Notice is htreby givtu that bj Tirlrje cj
an Execution on Foreclosure duly and
out of the Circuit Court of iba but, ,
Oregon for the County of Lane on tbe hi
day of February , lilUl, on a judgment im
dered in eaid Couit on tbe Iraih di) tl
vuiuuer, xuuu, lur lue sum 01 lb ae hu-
dred aud thirty and no-lui dol.m. uj
thirty and no-iuu dollars atioraeTBfteatvi
the further turn of Five aud uo-IUI Ma
coata which judgment was earullid el
docketed in tne Clerk's office of said cott
in Haia county on the Fi teenib dij A
ucuiuer, xi'ov, in a sun WDtrelD ill. t L
Thomson waa Flaintltf aod Shadric fisi:
and barah L Duer his wile, wtie Deltc
dauts and ou a writ of Execution aid oMr
ut aalo directed to me aud cotumaDding il.
in order to satisfy said judoiLUt acd cta:i
und accruing ccsib to sail all Iba ratt
title and interest of said Slmdrk: l)m til
Karuh L Duer in and to (be tnoitgagi
premiaeB described as fullons, to-wit:
Beginning 3U.75 ehaios souib aod h
cnaina east lrom me Lortuweai cotorr
Donation Land Claim No 53 Notif Hull
section 1 in tu 17 a r 4 w, aid nanu
thenoe eaat ztl.UU chs, thtoce umb lit
chaiua, I hence weBt chs and Umk
north 4.10 oha lo Ihe place of btgiaiui
containing 3.00 acres more or itaa uinut
oouotv. Oreeou.
Mow THbHErouE in the name of the aula
of Orecon and in comoliauce with and wr.lj
and order of sale I will tffer for tale u
pnolio auction to the highest bidder la
cash auhjeol to redemption, Ihe abort de
scribed mortgaged premises, at the South
door of theCi unty Court llonee in Engine,
Lane Couutv, Oregon, on Wednesday, It
tith day ol March, lilOl, be weeu IhehoMii
a o'clock A M, and 4u.i.e. i M, town ail
o'clock V M ou sum d.iy.
' Dated thia 4th day ol Ftbtueiy. 11.
W. IV. Wlinere,
Bher.ll ol Lane Couul), UteeOJ.
SUMMONS.
In 11;. t ircnil Court ol lie dwell '
uon for Ltiiit Ceuuty
Willi in i',.iuu, 1'lale.ill,
v.iuhu, Flaie.ll', i
s f
. , l'i.:eui!aLt. J
Ona T. uj
To Oi e I
feudal ;
IN T ... Kami ;f HIT. r".'.1 0'
Orituf... v..i. ... i.. .1.. i..li!.iw B-
qnind to appear in the above un
C o irt and lo ai awer the complaint indo
the above entitled enit ou ot btloia '
1BU, d .y of March, 1U0I. and if J"' ""j.
so appear for want ihereol, tne
will aj ply lo ihe Court for a deci.e) dua
ing the marriage contract eJi.tinp0""1
aaid pai'iis and for atuh oiler rebel
eq.lllable. 1'Lia umimi.i is 1 -I ''"
onler Hon. H. h. KmcM. jo 'fc' "
County Court of Laue Counl),
dated Februaey 'Jud, 1U01. .
ThertHlnnf il,.. Hut lu' i- 1160 '
ButninouM is Febrnaiy 4io If 1
Dated Februa'j 4lh, 1001.
AC tti.KWfc
Anoint J l''-"'
SUMMONS.
Id tbe Circuit Contt of ihe Siaei'0,7l
for the County of Lane.
Fred t. Fremont, I'laintlff, I
n t?.....nni n.fainant.1
y. a .uium., '-.' u
To Julia C. fremoni, ine ae"'-
oeienaaui: r.
iw Tut. vnr ..r the STATE w
i.i . iindii. y. " - ..neat
Oregon: Yon are hereby required loapp
aud answer tbe complaint ol ploiotin
against you in the atKve tIllll'tV' t
and eanso on or before tbe lei' ',
March. 1801. that being the 6rt W
n..., .,,1.. i..m nt aain Court. w
gun and holden in Eugene, Lane
Oregon, and if jon fail to ao art"
anewer aaid complaint, ior .
the plaintiff will apply lo ,,dlf',.
therehel prajedfotin aaid t.P"' (
wit: For a decree of raid Conrt d '"J
tbe marriage contract nw ni.ims
Baid plaintiff and defendant n"'
aolvid, and for lull relief herein
Tina iiimnioni ia pobhahed in
r.Loir uoaiid ior an er.u-..-- ..r
byord.rolib. U u. II. h .Kurt"
ty J., ge I, r L ne County , V.""',,;..-
..i.l a .,. . Iw .i.e. il,. 'Ib'.l tl.V '
naiy ISKll, ai d Ihe date ol ibe I,
lion ol ibis aurrn 00' l " w
aenbe. in aaid orde :of poblicauon
January the 2th, WI.
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