ft. a Trttlfl Vnil TToT- AliFniw T
" , ' " uuugiir, ana which lins bcett
iu uso fop over 30 years, lias borno the sifrnntnro of
i ,r TT" " nnl h"8 fcoen ,ulMl0 u,,llr his per-
j uw: Allow uo OIl0 to dp(,Pivo yol, ,;i th
I All Counterfeits, ImltaUorvs and " Just-ns-good" ... o but
'. Experiments that trifle with and endaii-oi- the I . -uii of
f Infants anil Children Fxpcrl. ttco n-uinst Ut,,,. iicut.
I What is CASTOR.A
! Castoria is a harmless substitute tor Castor o:-, :aro-
gorie, Drops and Soothing Syrups, It is Pleasant. It
) contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Jfarcotio
J substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
T and allays Feverishness. It cures Diurrhuua and AVind
Colic. It relieves Teething' Troubles, cures Constipation
' and Flatulency. It assimilates the Fond, regulates the
? Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
5 The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
S7
Sears the
The Kind You Have Always Bought
I In Use For Over 30 Years.
I FREE I
fYOTING CONTEST.
- The merchants of Eagene
" will Give Away a
'50 Trowbridge Piano
T tte church, Bchol, organization or pri
vate individual receiving the greatest
number of votes by Oct J 9, 1101.
1 toon exhibition at Corner Drug Store.
' T following merchants Issue ballots with
t 5a purchase. Ballot boxes at each
i represented:
, lunn. Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets
( Shoes.
tok A Son. Dry Goods, Clothing, B
Bhoea.
jrdou, The House Furnisher,
flton Bros., Dry Good and Clothing.
4 to lleriteter, Hardware, Implements
- Bicycles.
Friendly, Dry Goods and Clothing,
a Hardware Co., Hardware and Stoves.
k& Son, Shoes.
. Smith, Restaurant, Confectionery,
-Gilbert. Shoe Store.
1B Bros, Cieara and Tobacco.
i teed Store, Perfection Flour) Mfg. by
. helm and Son.
B o Pa ne and Co, Bicycles and Sporting
Mods.
I Grain and Produce Co., Corner of Oak
jiiuia sts.
mn and Miller, Wholesale ' and Betail-
aYfL
i Art Gallery. Photographs.
J. u. Watts, Watches, Jewelry and Optical
V ark.
f a T. ITall Son, Groceries and Crockery. I
cKsiwarzscnu , LSoolcs and i'notograpnic
ft ' till on
fi wVbunn Co, Bakery. Confectionery,
JajMcClanahan, Bicycles and Repairing.
R. Lockey, Watches, Click, Jewelry, Cut
Glass, Silverware.
if?? Clevenger, Millinery and Dreis
Jwsf Wright, Groceries and Crockery.
Pv. St JlcKinney, Groceries.
CXER& CHASE MUSIC HOUSE
t largest S" a Oldest on the Pacific Coast
. J Sal franoleco, Calif.
f MORRIS A CRAW,
Agents for Oregon.
Aj Voting
Contest
t Given by the leading Merchants
I ot Eugene by which a
C450 Kimball Piano
"Tlfce given FREE to the LodRe. School,
or Organization voted the most popu
iT ""JM l4th ly01 AU ballot muflt
m witti names of mercnants issuing same
f will not be counted.
' follnwinr mArrhMd fun tittllrita with
M cont cash purchase.
TV Kauffman, Dry Goods, Clothing and
Millinory.
givid Link, boots and Shoes.
J L Chambers, Hardware and Bicycles.
J y Green &Son, G roc tries,
C Skeela, Groceries,
f T WiUon, Groceries.
Mttjetield'i Cigar Store, Cigars and
'I 'ibaccos.
vC Hammond's Bakery and Restaurant,
t Confectioner,
uiivfreity Book Store, Books and SU
ti"nery. v Kavi Furniture Co, Furniture.
Winter I'hoto Co., Photograph.
Wfeat U T I I X'J btV,!-
-i-- - ---", unci j auu i cu . buic
At wood. Dentist over Lane Coun
ty lUnk.
;oe Soap Co, Mannfactureni Ln Ln
J Soap and Peerless Waehimr Powder.
ATA lUnkin, Pianos, Orgais.aod Musical
A Mauirr, Jeweler.'
tne Mill and Elevator Co.. Flour.
Piano House, Portland, Or, Westtrn
noitMie Dealers in Kimball Pianos.
"A Rnk n. Local At
j Notice to Creditors.
fitter nf Pi.t. i v T) ir.ri.,. d.
t . . -
)"i,h"ehJ giTfn th.t Ihe nndr-
"tiiibwo duly Kppoiotrd Ihe El
? l lh EaUte of E B. McElroy, de-
.g.iiin tbe u d enUte will pr-
"u Trnaea 11 dt i.w require
C UcElroj t h.r reeidf nee bI
k ? id contt wilhin ait month!
T "' , 1VUI.
i B. J. Hawtbosnb,
I W. S. McFaddkti, . id
ri Aojcm C. UcKliot,
. -Kon o( the LUle ol t B. Mo
HdMeu.d,
, i iue i.oanij i;onri 01 me oi.i. wi
. W Iof Lane ooddI', and h.Te qa.li
fc'ich Liecntore. All rwreoni hT-
m . ....
Signature of
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
Notlcee ander this head not to exceed fira
inee, 60 oenta per week; CI 50 a month; $12
per year.
For Sale.
WANTED. A. woman to do family
washing. Apnly at tbe residence of
I L Campbell, North Pearl street at
once.
FOB REN 1'. Fifty aoree of good farm
land, no buildings, adjoining tbe
corporate limits of tbe city of Eu
(tene: Apply for terms and particu
lars to I L Campbell, Guard offl oe
CLOAK LOST. Saturday, Sept 14th
a lady'e;cloak lost In Eugene. Heavy
material trimmed with browm fur.
Please leave at this office.
FOR SALE. A good team of young
horses; good size; well broke and ln
Mood order. North Pearl street, Eu
gene. J M Joseph
WANTED TO BUY A vacant lot
within 3 or 4 blocks of Willamette
street between 6:b and tOtb. Ad
dries Box 202, Eugutie.
WANTED -Sivci'.l pirwns of char
acter and good reputation In each
state (one in this county required) to
represent and advertise old establish
ed wealthy buslnees house of solid
financial standing. Salary $18.00
weekly with expenses adltional, all
payable in cash each Wednesday
direct from head offices. Horse and
carriage furnished, when necessary.
References, Enolose self-addressed
envelope. Manager, SG6 Caxton
Building, Chicago.
Sheriff's Sale on Execution.
Notice is hereby eiven that bv virtue ol
an execution dnl; isiined oat ot the Circuit
Court of the Stole ot Oregon, (or the
county of Clatsop, on tbe 26tn day of
August, A. D., 1901, ou a judgment ren
dered in Baid court on the 11th day of Feb
ruary, 18'JH, in a Buit in said court wherein
F. I. Dunbar, as receiver in the suit of H.
L. Sabin atd A. Schilling, plaintiffs,
against W. G. Howell and B. L. Ward, has
partners, G. Reed, J. W. W Ich, O. W.
Fulton, Oeorge No land, Q. Wingate, Cas
Ward, The Simmons Manniactnnog Co,
M. J. Badollet. Chicago Stove Works and
J. W. Hare, defendants, plaintius, and
Qeorge ilill was defendant; and to me di
rected, commanding me tnat out oi tne per
sonal propeity of the said defindant, or it
eufheient oontd not be fonnd, then out ol
the real property belonging to the said de
fendant in the said county, on or alter the
Ilth day ol February, i8U8, to aatlaty the
sum of Three Hundred and Forty-Seven
and 30-100 ($317.30) Dollars, and the fur
ther aura of 'len and 20-100 ($10.24') Dol
lars, ooits, ard also costs of and upon this
writ; and being unable to find personal
property belonging to the said defendant to
satisfy said judgment and costs and accru
ing costs, l am on me oia aay oepiemuer,
I9U1, duly levy on all the defendant's In
ttrext in and to the following described
real property, to-wit: Lots 1 and 10 in
Sec. 10 and lota 3, 4,5, 6, 7, 8 and in
See. 11 Tp. 16, south of range, 6 east of
Willamette Meridian, situated in Lan
county, Oregon.
Now therefore in tbe name of the State of
Oregon, and in compliance with said writ,
1 will oner for aale the above described
premi es, subject to redi-mption, at public
auction to tbe highest bidder for cash, at
tbe southwest door of the ' County Court
house, in Eugene, Lane county, Oregon, on
Monday the 21st day ot October, A. D.,
l'JOl, between tbe hours of 9 o'clock a. m
and 4 o'clock p. m., to wit: at 1 o'clock p.
m. oo said day.
Dated this 10th day of September, 1801.
W. W. YVITHEB8,
SberiO Lane Co., Ore.
NOTICE OF FINAI SETTLEMENT.
Estate ol Matilda W rig.il, deceased.
Notice is hereby givm ihat Inns Hangs,
executrix ol aaid estate has Sled her ac
count lor final settlemi at ol aaid estate,
and Monday tbe 7th daj ol October, 1W1.
at ten o'clock in tbe forenoon of aaid day
has been set by order ol Ihs Court to bear
objections to the same.
Usui Bi."os
Gio B Doaaia Executrix.
Alton, ey.
A CL0SECALL.
Tn: . sling one day on the Hudson
itiver railroad with a friend In the
;rmy he rvlatod to me a personal ex
y.Tlface which Is to say the least bar
rowing. Tin- couverat!on of my friend con
verted tbe tedlousues-i of the Journey
Into lUjoyineut, and before we had sup
posed ourselves at Peeksklll we were
surprised at the shout of the brakeman
announcing the station, "Garrison!"
"Do you not stop hero for West
Tolut?" I inquired.
"No," replied the captain. "I am go
ing to Hudsou to dine."
Immediately after isslng Harrison
the train steamed thro gh the long tun
nel which takes Its na .ie from the sta
tion. My friend was Klent for several
minutes after, when, turning to me, be
said, "I always feel chilly when 1 go
through that tunnel."
"For what reason?" I asked.
"I was caught in It ono night," said
the captain, "and I think I never so
narrowly escaped death as on that oc
casion." I begged him to relate the particulars,
and he obligingly described the occur
rence as follows:
"You hove lived long enough in Cold
Spring." said the captain, "to know
that the Saturday dinners of Mr.
arc exceedingly delightful. Well, on
oue occasion 1 was present at one of
these Saturdny evening reunions, and
there was such an uuusmtl amount of
enjoyment thnt time new by with dou
ble Its ordinary rapidity. General
Scott had taken his seat nt the whist
table, and, having been beaten, lie
could not bear to abandon the game
until he bad had his 'revenge.'
"A' group of West l'olnt professors
watched the players with deep interest,
and I myself became so absorbed in
watching the game that when I at last
remembered that 1 bad agreed to meet
Livingston at the depot and go with
blin to Garrison I found, ou looking at
my watch, that I bad but seven min
utes to get to the train. I made my
adieu hnstlly and walked rapidly to
the station, but arrived too late. The
train bad gone.
"The night wns delightful. The etura
were brilliant, and the moon waB near
ly full. 1 felt unusually well, and be
ing an excellent walker I at once re
solved to walk to Garrison, for the dis
tance was about three miles only and
1 bad on several occasions walked
over that portion of the railroad. I ex
amined my time table and saw there
were no trains due for some hours. I
did not at that time know It had been
that day changed.
"Alter plcblug uiy way over the long
bridges on piles and testing my pow
ers of walUlng a rail over the draw
bridge 1 reached the mouth of the tun
nel. It looked darker und more for
bidding than 1 expected, and 1 paused
a few moments before 1 resolved to go
through It. 1 had not gone far when
I was In perfect darkness. Knowing
that tbe trnlns run on the right band
track, 1 took the one on the left, ln
order that 1 might not be overtaken In
the rear and could see the engine light
if approaching me in front as soon os.
possible. I bad reached about the mid
dle of the tunnel when I beard the dis
tant rumbling of a train. I listened
attentively and fell sttlstied that t lie
cars were coming from the direction of
Cold Spriif:.
"1 therefore coutinii.'d on the track
I bad taken. Presently the sound of
the engine whistle reverberated in the
dismal pnssr.ro. and 1 was startled
with tiie siii'ulur effect, for at one In
stant I was sure It came from the
north, while a rccon 1 sound seemed
to come from ttte opposite direction.
In fact. I souh Iit'ciinie so uncertain
as to the way the train would approach
that 1 t:ood still a.id watched both en
trances. In a very few moments I
saw the bright light of the locomotive
sweeping around the curve near the
northerly mouth, and 1 felt relieved,
for the train was on tbe other track.
But the unearthly noUe of the rapidly
moving ears was enough to terrify
even a stout heart.
"While watching the passing train I
suddenly became aware of another
train entering the tunnel from the op
posite direction. Kscnpe seemed Im
possible. Hoth tracks were occupied,
ami I knew If I lay down upon the
middle of the truck the cowcatcher
would Inevitably tear me to atoms.
"1 thought of the trench outside of
the track and sprang across the rull to
throw myself down ou It, but us the
beam of the engine light came rushing
toward me I found that there was not
room. Why my wits did not desert
me has always been a wonder, for 1
felt that I had but a second or two to
live and would be killed In a most hor
rible niauuer, but a merciful Provi
dence directed my eyes to an unusunl
ly large cavity In the wall, caused by a
blast near a seam, and with tbe rapidi
ty of thought I sprang luto It and press,
ed my back sgalnst the rocks.
"The cars rushed by and so close that
the wind caused by their motion blew
off my bat, and a few that were an
Inch or two wider than the rest rublicd
my clothing, as I afterward saw by
the marks. Oh, my friend," said the
captain, placing big band, wblcb wns
like Ice from agitation, upon mine, "If
yon knew the agony of those moments
the suspense, the bope of escape and
tbe terror lest some car a little wider
than the rest should drag me from Unit
shallow cavity and crush me, the be
wildering, rushing, crushing noise of
that fearful train and the interminable
time It seemed to take to pass by you
would not wonder that I cannot even
now pass through that tunnel, although
safely In my car, without a shudder
and a prayer of thankfulness to Provi
dence for not forsaking me In those
tryiag moments."
A Baroai.i.-646 acre of land; 100
cree in cultivation ;rei In open prairie,
well seeded down; plenty of running
water year around ; timber abondant;
9-room bouse, and ba n that holds 103
tona ot hay; place 2 mile from depot'
poatofflca and good public school;
$12.50 per acre; for further particulars
Inquire of 1 Ii Ctmpbell. (jCahD
CABTOnlA.
Bears tW lM l id In Hi l e'rt BocfM
A Sight of Terror.
"Awiul anxiety was felt for the
widow of the brave General Burnham,
of Machias, Me, when the doctor said
she would die from pi unmuia befon-
tuorning," write Mrs 8 tl Lincoln,
who attended her that fearful night,
but she begged for Dr King New
Discovery, which had more than once
saved her life, aud cured her of con
sumption. After taking, she slept all
night. Further use entirely cured ber.
This marvelous medicine is guaran
teed to cure all throat, chest and lung
diseases. Only 53o and $1. Trial bob
lies free at W U DeLauo'e drug ft re.
Pure Home Made Brandy.
For liver, kidney or stomach tioU'
blee, colds, lagrippe or biliousness there
Is nothing better than Francis' pure
brandies. All orders promptly tilled
with piune, apple or pear brandy at
75 oeuu per quart, or $2.60 per gallou.
Orders by stage or express will be se
curely boxed. Made anil sold to con
sumers only.
1 M Francis,
Fifth and Blair stieeta, h'ugene, Or
For Sale.
On corner ol Konr'h and Jetlerson
streets, one quarter block aud house
newly built, twelve rooms, all rooms
haid finished anil are large and neatly
finished; fine windmill tower; water
piped through houe aud lawu; good
barn; also fine fruit ol ail kinds. For
particulars call on
8 M DouciLAS.
Working Night and Day.
The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is Dr Klng'a
New Life Pills. These pills chauge
weakness into strength, llstlessnesa
Into energy, brain-fag Into mental
power. Thfy're wonderful In build
ing up the health. Only 25o per box.
Hold by W L DeLano.
Convenient Rooms for Rent.
Two large office or living rooms ln
the Conser block lor rent. Inquire at
Attorney L L Stevens' offioe on same
floor.
MALARIA MAKES IMPUKU bl.OOD
Otove's Fasteleed Chill Tonio cures
malt: la.
O A S T o n -X.A. .
Bears the
Signature
of
j inn mil' wit nan simrs
Itie hti Yau Km Alum BOMB
Fishing tackle. Bee the new flies at
F L Chambers'.
All wool suits to your measure from
Hslein Woolen Mill goods. J M Howe.
Br dge, Beach stoves and ranges
nothing better built; even, a quick
oven. Uuurnteed, with a water core
Hee them at F L Chambers'.
Notice To Creditors
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has beeu appointed administratrix
of the estate of N . V. Hummitt deceased by
an order of the County Court of Lane
County Orepon duly mi do and entered ol
record on Monday the 17th day ol June
IU0I. Aii persons having claims against
said entato are hereby uquired to present
them duly veriiled to tbe undersigned at
her residi uoe at Mohawk in aaid County,
oi st tbe law ofneo ol O.Potter in Ea
gene, Oiegon wubin six months Irom the
duteol this notice: Duted this Ilth day
ol June l'JUI.
Faasols Hammftt,
AdmiuiHtiatrix ol the estate ol
N F Uammitt, deooased,
E O Pottbb,
Attorney lor Kstate
Administrator's Notice).
Notice is hereby given that G. N. Mo
Lean has been duly appointed administra
tor ol the estate ol Marilda McLean de
ceased, by tbe County Court of Lane
Couuty, Orfgou, and all persons haviog
claim,, againat said estate are notified to
present the same with proper vouchers to
aaid administrator at the law ofHoa of L.
Bilytu, in fengent, Oiegon, within six
months (row the date of this notice.
Haled July Hth, 1'J'Jl.
Q. N. MoLiun,
Admiuistrator ol said Estate.
L. Ilu.xKU, Attorney.
Notice of Final Settlement,
Notice is hereby Riven that Henry Spores,
Administrator, has filed in the County Court
ol Lane County, Orej-Sr-hbHinal account In
the matter of tin- estate of David U O Galley,
deceased, and the Court has set Tuesday, July
nd, at 9 o'clock a m, and at the Court House
n Kuitenea the time and plaoa for hearing
and finally parsing on said final account, ana
h final settlement of said estate.
All persons interested in said estate are
hereby notified to present in writing in aaitl
matter any objection they have to the allow
ance of said final account ou or before, the
said 2nd day of July, UKJI .
"Dated", Eugone, Or, June. 3rd, 1901.
K. K. tikipwortli Henry HKres,
Att'y for said Kstate. Ailminiatrator.
KOTICE '10 CltEDITOliH.
Notice is hereby given that 11 B Barger
has been dnly appointed executor of the
estate of William McHbersoo, deceased, by
tbe County Court ot Lane County, Htate ol
Oregon. Ailperaons wbo baveclaima against
said estate are berehy notified to presaot
the same to tbe executor at the law offioe
of Geo. B. Dorria, at Eugene City, Ore
gon, within six months from the date
of this notice, with the necessary vouchers.
Dated this Btb day of May. 1K01.
Eli If. Baboki,
Geo. B. Doaats, Execotor.
Attorney lor the estate.
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of James II . Tucker, deceawd :
Notice ia hereby viven to whom II may
concern that tbe undersigned Elisa G Ken
nedy, has been by the county ooart of Lane
oounty, Oregon, duly rppoioted adminis
tratrix of Ihe eetale of Juiee if Tucker, de
ceased, and all pers na having claims
apainat aaid estate are hereby notified anj
reqnii I to present tl e aame with tbe
prop! sxinebers to aaid adminiatra rix at
tbe la office of Then pson k Hardy in
Eoftne, Lane conntv, Ofgon, within six
mcLtte from tbe date of this notice.
fjaaed at Fogebe, Oregon, thia ldlb day
of Jprll, IM,
Euu O KsxxruT,
Administratrix of tbe estate ol James
Torker, doesd.
TaoMpaoa A- llasnr,
Attorneii lot estate.
' Timber Land Act June 3.1878
Notlce For Publication. ,
UsiTtn SraTts Lanii Or:cs I j
ltoaeburg. Or.. AU. 13. lskl.
Notice is hereby iveu that in ceuipli
ance with the provisions ol the act ct Cou-
S cess ol Juue 3, ls7S, entitled "An act f-r
i aale of timber lands iu the Statts of
California, Oregon, Nevada, and Wa.hiuii- i
ton Territory," as exterdl to all the I'ub-
lie Land States by act e f AncuBt i, 1SH2,
Ira Lt. Campliell, ol Kiieue, county ol
Lane, State ol Oregon, hta this day tiled in
this office bia sworu atal jment No. 17b7,
for the purchase ol Ihe A, V. ol Sto
tion No. 25 iu Township o. 17 S, Range
No. 4 E., aud will offer (i ool to show that
the laud sought is more valuable fur its
timber or alouotbau ft r agricultural pur
poses, aud to establish bis claim to said
land before tho lteuislcr and Kioeiver of
this office at Koaeburj, ( regou, on Satur
day, the tlth day of Novtwber, liWI,
he names as witnesses:
W. T. Campbell, of li ne lliver. Oregon;
v.to .uaras, oi itluo i;ttr, Urtgou; L.
Symoua, of Blue Itiver, Oregon; E. Ter
peuing, ot Blue lliver, Oreeou.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above-described land-, are requested to
tile their claims iu thia i nice on or before
said ilth day ol Noveiubt r. 1901.
J. T. liuiixim,
ltegialer.
Notice for Publication.
I Laud Office nt ltoxebuig, Oregon,
1 tieptouiber S, liHII.
Notioe is heroby giveu that the following
nan ed settler has filed uo.lce ol his inten
tion to make oommutntioD final prool in sup
port of his claim, aud thnt said proof will
be made before Marie L Ware, U. S. com
missioner, at Eugene, Oregon, on Outober
17, l'JJl, vizi John lt, Campbell on hie
II. E. No. Mia for the S . E. . boo 20 'l'p.
17 8., 11. 4 East. ,,
He names the lollowing witnesses to
DrOVe his COIltilinnilM rmmM nnn n,l
cultivation ol said land, viz: Oeorge Marx,
. tiiuo itiver, wregou; t iwaru Li. I1HIUU-
bell, ol Blue River, Oregon; George T.
Hall, ol Blue Hi- fl-.,. Tl.....,". ii
Humphreys, ol Blue ltiv.r, Oregon.
w. juiuuuca, iiegistor.
Notice for Publication.
j Land Offioe at Roseburg, Uregou,
I September 6, liKll.
Notice is hereby given that Ihe following
named settler has filed notioe of his inten
tion to make oommuutiou final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before Marin L. Ware, U, 8. com
missioner, at Eugene, Oregon, ou October
17, 11W1, viz: Edward L. Campbell on bis
H. E. No 0437 lor the N. E. 4 8eo. ill) Tp.
17 8 , lt. 4 EaBt.
Ue namej the lollowing witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said laud, viz: Ueorgo Marx,
of Blue River, Oregon; John 11. Campbell,
of Blue Rivor, Oregon; Ooorge T. Hall, of
Blue Itiver, Oregon; Thomas M. Hum
phreys, of Blue Kiver, Oragon.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
Notice for Publication.
ILand Office at Roseburp, Oregon,
HepteuihirS, 1001 .
Notice it hereby givtn that the following
named settler has ttlod notice of his inten
tion to mako commutation final proof iu sup-
Eort of his claim, and that said proof will
e made before Marie L. Ware, U. 8. com
missioner, at Eugcno, On goo, on October
17, l'JC'l, viz: Thomas M. Humphreys ou
hiB H. E. No, 046 lor tho 8. E. k Boo, 32
Tp. 17 8., lt. 4 East.
He names the lollowing witnoBses to
prove his continuous resldunco upon and
cultivation ol said land, viz: Oeorge Mnrx,
ol Blue River, Oregon ;Jt hn lt. Campbell,
ol Blue River, Oregon; Cloorgo T. H4II, ol
Blue Itiver, Oregon; Edward L. Campbell,
ol Blue River, Oregon
J. X. BRIDGES, Rogistor.
NOTICE Ol' FINAL TLEMENT.
Nollco is hereby given that tho undtr
signed has filed Lis ileal account in the
matter ol the estate ol Oeorgo Hoverna de
ooascd. The County lotut ol Lane Coun
ty, Oregon, has set Monday, the 7th duy ol
October, 1001, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon
ol said day lor hoaring ol said account.
All persons interested are horoby notified
to appear In said Court at Baid time at tho
court room thereof iu Eugene, Lane Coun
ty, Oregon, to show oauso, 11 any thore
be why said account should not be allowed
and the undersigned dirctiarged.
Jkshk 8ovkuns,
Eiecntor of the last will and ttstaiucnt
of Georgo Bovorns. deceased.
Dated September 3rd, 1(101.
Executor's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, James Sorivner, baa been dis
appointed executor of the estate of Andrew
bcrivner, deocaaed, by tho county oourt of
Lane county, Orogon; and all persons hav
ing claims againat said estate are hereby
notified to present the same with the proper
vouchors to tho undersigned exeoutor at
the law office of L. Bilyou, in Eugene, Ore
goo, within six months Irom the date of
this notice.
Dated this 12lh day ol KugUBt, 1901.
JAllEli 80KIVNEU,
L. BiLTirs, Exec ol said estate,
Attorney.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice 1 hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed adminittra
tor ol the estate ol W. P. Nichols, de
oeaaed, by the Couoty Court ol Lan
County, Oregon, and all persons huviug
claim against said tstate are required t
present the same fully verified to the 00
dersigned adm Inhtrator at the law office 0
L. Bilyeo, of Engene, Oregon, within six
months bom the dale ol ibis notice.
Dated his lHth day of June, 1901.
B. r Nichols,
Administrator of said estate.
L. llii.Tlo, Att'y.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given Ibat John 8.
Montgomery baa been appointed by the
County Court of 1-ane county, slate ol Ore
gon, executor ol the last will and testament
and ol the estate ol Cynthia Ellen Mont
gomery, deoeaaed. All persons having
claims againat aaid estate are hereby noti
fied to present Ihem with the proper
vouchers to the undersigned at the law
office of Uarbaugh V Kiasiuget, to Eugor.a,
Lane oounty, atate ol Oregon, within aix
months Irom the date of this notioe.
Dated thia Uth day of July, A. D, l'JOl.
Julia H. MoHTooHKiir,
Kxecn tor of said Estate.
QsaaACon & KtMUsota.
Ally 'a lor aaid Eaia'c
NOTICE.
Notice la hereby given th it the undersigned
H. B. Eakin, one of the --cuuni of the es
tate and last will and testament ol John Tail,
deceawd, has filed his re.i, nation as such es'
niUir with the County C r of Lane county,
Orejron, on this Sth day el June, l'.Kll, and
that on .Monday, the lit, day f ,h,lj, :si.
at the hour of one o'cloel n the afternoon .f
said day at the County Curt room ol II, said
Court, the said nmierrigi,, , will make ai.pli
cation to the Hon. Il.lt K weald. Judge of
said Court, for MrniiKon to reliu as sur-h
EiecuUif a-.i 1 r the accei.Unoaof said rashi
nation. Dated this b day ol June, l'lL
n. Ii. Kaiik,
Juecutvr,
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pain. A healthy woman need not tear childbirth. Wine of Cnrdui comnletelv
curu all their troubles familiarly known as "female d. " and eouins thi
. stni tlve generative organs lor pregnsncy and childbirth. It will save anv
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P.iOPWIETORS
Willkeeo i or.stantlj on hr.d a lull supply
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FORK and VEAL
Which tlioy will mdl at the lowe t
Ularket prioes.
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We will pcy the highest market price
for Kilt Cattle, Hogs ami Hheep.
Shop on Willamette, St.,
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srajsT- D"llvorcd t anv rart el the otty
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DBAI.KB . --
GROCERIES
Haviux u LarKO and ( u.mploUiatock ol
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in the bextrt irkota,
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ORE(.:JON
STATE FAIR
SALEM,
SEPTEMBER 23-28, 1901
CREAT AGRICULTURAL
AND
INDUSTRIAL FAIR.
BIO LIVE ST02K SHOW
Good Racing in the
Afternoon-
Latext Attrctlnm in Nw AuH
loriiitn JsTilldinir Kvery Kveu
' iutr. With Good Miuio.
Itrailliful Crnrnp (ironndii Kr
Upccial hattta on ( 'ariiMtni'
'l luketti. ('nine inil Krin
our KftUiitiui.
;.ldu:ed rates oh all rmlroads.
l('or Further Particular, Add rem
M D WISDOri, Sec, Portland.
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
Tl.TIB rjiuo
Ni. 1 for Yaftiina
Train learos Albanv..- 21 V M
leaves ( Virvaliis ;4o 1 M
.rriva Ya(ulna b-Jtb I'M
No. 1 Itaturnltg
Laavea Yao,ulna 7KH) A Al
Uaras C irvallis l:a. A M
Arrives Altiaiiy.,,,. 12:13 I'M
. S f n Detroit
l.aaves Corvallis lfl I'M
l.itavisi Allny y
Arrivsa Detroit (ijjo p i
4 l orn Detroit
Leaves Detroit 5311 A M
Leaves AlUov 10 .11) A M
Amrus Corvnilis. 11:1ft A M
Trains 3.nd 4 betaren liaiiy and Corvallis
T.ie-,1 ,ys '1 hnreda)s arid -l ittinlays only. All
otlier tl tir,s dadt' er,4.pt i nnday.
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f.1111. , t with il.e K I' aoull U,i,i trin, M we
a iri.imr two or three I1..0 .In Albany Mora
d. .tura ol 8 I' North l ju.l train lor Tort
laii.l. Train .No 2 conneela wl h the M ) west side
train at I.Vrvalll. 1 1'roa.in lor lo t, mn.lenw
Mi Minnvllla and all .li, . nu ll, t l',i.nj
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Manager
J.TIjRNKl:,
Aaa Alh.nr
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ll,.IV..l I
. July lii, lano.
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hern able to do all mv lmum ,vi-V
trouble 1 am ,.,;t.vrinir .v-rv ii
fined. My himband thmki u.
tilt best me.liniiu in ttio world
dosoof TUe.tford'a lilm-fc-nr uiht
jtnd iriTis atimc to tin t-liiliiivn
lost a iHv from work- thli yrar
frii'udiubouL your w-m-Vrf.;! im.
toll my UUy Waa lo m v..
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v to be con
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are thnuund. nf ... . ...1.. .1.-1-1.
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In terror at the thought of tlic lut-v's comine.
But childbirth ii one of the worklr. 1 of Nature
and it was not intended to Imply torture and
a.ony to the heroic mothers ol lh,- race. The.
woman who suffers torture durini: pregnancy
,"" nai UUJIIV. bv tome initii.
rw uiuifiuii! ich ji.oo oottles.
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