F.ustne Guard
C MjBKLL BROS r'nbli?hrn
.'Mial.tt alHTV OVeiiinZ of th
d v cevjti- Ai'.lrt Jl luli.imiuictj
a.i.l m.ku all u'-iiiu.utui uay-kbia ui
. U...K1IS l.ltani, b.vuo, uretjou.
).:
. 8UUS0KIPTI0N KATFA
tuat.
IMIvered by carrier, per week.. I JJ
b-liveml by oarrier, Pf m"" , 5
Hr mail one rear (in advance) J w
Six months rr
One month JS
8 iokU copies. 1,0
vnui.
On.year
Kil uiuntha .'
Adrertieuis; rale- null known on applies.
tj..n.
Kijt-(i m eeoond-claas
V. ii.e, Oregon, poetollioa.
mUa at the
THE KA8TKHS OKKH3KS -Of ths
, , areata U. 234 T.mp U 3ourt. '
V rlc City, and U U Kipreaa HWK, W W.h
u."n8t.;chica.. IU., K KATZ Ad.ema
li A-eny in oliartfe.
MONDAY
JANUARY 13
"TO BE REMEMBERED."
The accursed gold standard, we
ware told, would ruin the oounlry
January payments on aooount ot
1nLnrfit and dividends at New York
reaohed the great total of f 118,000,-
000. Thii does not inoiuae uov
ernmenU, bank dividends or cor
porations other than those whose
stocks are on the market. Ore-
gonian.
Then the Oregonlan gives figures
showing that interest-paying Btooke
bavs increased in par value during
the seven years past in the New
York stook market to the oxtent ol
$2,410,097,369. And the Oregonlan
does not even bint at trusts', or
fiotilious values resultant from
trust combinations. The editor
sees nothing but "gold standard" in
alt this vaunted stook prosperity
Prosperity does not come Iroiu
stocks, tariffs, gold or any other
monetary standard, but from the
soil. And whatever prosperity the
country enj jys must be aBoribed to
the sturdy farmer, not to gambling
slocks nor the robber tariff witb its
ill-iirgi.te.i timod of tru.'ls.
Tlie Aiiit'iiou AilcuiiUriHl, the
most reliable funning authority in
the United Stains, tellj whuceo our
prosperity coinim. Here oro some
things it tells, about the year 1901
and preoediug year.-:
Ube oereuts wbeut, corn, oats,
.rye barley raised in the United
HtatJi during the past Qve yearn
represent a value to the farmer of
10,250,000,000, or an inoreaso of
nearly 11,000,000,000 over the pre
ceding five years. Oottoo-growera
have netted $400,000,000 more for
the last five orops than tor the
previous five. Taking 1890 as a
fair basil of values during tbe late
agricultural depression, nine staple
crops for this year represent an in
crease In value' of more than 1700,
000,000. Livestock Is worth 11,000.
000,000 mora than then. Dining
the past five years agricultural ei
porti bare been f oj6,ooo,ooo greater
tban for tbe preceding Qve years, n
gain of 80 per oent.
Tbe wheat orop is estimated to
have been worth $150,000,000 mon
tban that o( the previous year, and
the values ot other crops on which
detailed estimate! are not iiiven art.
aid to be equally gratifying. Tbe
shortage In corn was made up by
the rise In price; apples have been
higb, and of potatoes it is said
prices were so high that tbe short
crop probably returned mora money
to the growers than any other po
tato orop on record.. Finally.lt is
aid that the livestock of tbe farmers
represents nearly $250,000,000 more
than it did in the previous year.'
Tbeea good results came as the
culmination oi a series of good
years.
The Oiegonian would have it br.
1 loved that pedal laws brought
prosperity. Tin Agriculturist a
orlbes It to tbe proJuotlon ol good
crops of wheat, earn, llve-itook, eto,
with good prices not only at home
I it abroad. Witness the rlmost
billion-dollar increass In value ot
exports. It is not neoessary to ask
wuloh will be believed.
0REG0NIAN PLEASANTRY.
The Orejonian has made a dis
covery that Portland is a moral
town. Supplementing the protest
ol the pieaohara agaiuet the town
tieinu r:u on 'Iih wrle-0ti pUn j
duilug iljrt L-WK nut Ciiirit CrT
Icnnial, ilieclitorial innocent lakes
a oonfidiiiR pulilio Into 1I1 c.ui
fiJenoe with this aMoniiihhg st tt(-
ment:
Portland baa never b; n a pru
liibttion tors, but it l.n .U.ri
I tea moral town. At a time
vtben it will b the oynoiure oi
thousands of orilioal eyes, it should
be specially careful 1 1 live up to
is tradition!.
"A moral town" and "to live np
v iU traditions" at least vln the
way it was meant are good ones,
Ordinarily suoh statement wqnld
be regarded as sarcastic, but the
writer is evidently in earnest.
FAILED TO MEET THE RECOM-11EXD.
Mi!lil"lf '
to l till"
Ani ff you refuse to
loor mid mtv, "N1 l
Servant: Yn, muii.; 1 :"'t
lib ilk thill.
Minimer: Dctr uiu what
fwindlers tnofe enipioynrjeiii ageum
tie. X waB told you had nerved in
reepectablo fatuitien.
A NATURAL MISTAKE.
Desk K litor Wnll, that's rough.
Desk Editor's Wife What 8 the
mutter?
Derk Editor Ob, I wrote, "A
.Scene of Rare Heauty" for a head-
inenver the otory ol a ball, and the
jroofreader ha let il go "A hjene
I Bare IlPanty." Satoerville
Journal,
SIL'SUW PIONEER DEAD,
A. R.
Butlolph Passes Away
-Acme January 6th.
at
Florence Wtil, Jn 10
Died, at the resilience of U R Mills,
lo Acne, Monday evening, January
6, 1B02, alter a Ioiir lllnou, A it Bot-
tolpb, aged 73 years, 9 ruonlbs and 2S
days.
Albert Ruicoll Huttolph, tbe son of
Rev Reuben and Betaey ISuttolpb, woe
born In Ht Arniand, Q iebeo, March 8,
182S. At an early g lie moved witb
bis parents to Br. Albans, Vermont,
wbers ba remained till 18 years ofags,
getting Ills education in the meantime
In the academy of that state.
He crjuaed the plains to California in
1848 and came to Oregou In lbs "nf-
tar," and lias since resided moat of th
time In tbls state. He uutne to the
Hlualaw tweuty-ilx years ago and took
up a homestead on North Fort, where
be made bli home for tbe rest, of bis
life. For many years be devoted
portion of bis time to tbe bulnes of
notary publle and alao did some sur
veying, and tlis remainder of bis lime
was spent on bis ranob.
He was married some three years
go to Mrs Burst! Akerly, who died
May 31, 1001. ' . '
Funeral services were held Wednei
day by Rev U A MoKlnloy and the re
nislus laid to rent In the Maeonlocem
clery besides tbone of bit wife, who
pt-aeilaway lest summer.
John V. Mastcrson Dead.
The Aitblaiid Tidings of January 10
hm ibla nbont a Stirling citizen who
I iteaed til.- lii'Ht jtmr of hla life lu Lan
ootuity:
"luliu W Manlnreou wits boru In
Morgan county, Illinois, hvbruarr 111,
1132; died Deoembiir 12, 10U1, being i t
the time of bis death 09 years 10
months and two days old,
"Mr Masterson orossed tlio plains In
1151!, ooinliig Into the llogue Rlvar
valley, He fought In the ladlan war
la 1855 and ISM), lu 1867 be went to
California auu In 1851 be was married
to Itslitida A I ln who with him oame
to Oregon lu 18511 and settled on a Turin
two miles below Eugene, Lane county,
where they llvaci until 1805, then
moved to Cottage Urove wbeie they
lived for 2'i years; iu 1887 they moved
to his preaeut farm two miles from
Uokl Hill. Four olilldreu were burn
to this union: Dolba L, nee Mrs W O
Moore; Cbloo Anna, dsoeated ; Nsnoy
J and John O. He was generous and
kind hearted and always followed tbs
golden rule, 'Do ye uuto others as ye
would that otbsrs should do uute ye.'
"Rev Loukhart conducted the ser
vices at the M K ohurob, afterward
the I O O F, of wbiob he bad bosn au
honored member for ill years, taklug
obarge. He was burled In the I O O F
cemetery at Rook 1'olut."
M O Warner (units ptauoa and
organs, Repairing and polishing,
Wall paper. Clearauoe tale. All
styles at oust bolore new stock oomes
In. JL Cbambera A llro. dw
.... - T
TTHlj Engineer
Lriining from the cub window ns more
with Ins rare than hiaeyca. The "nun
b!e ami grtmiMe an. I nwr" ot hi rnt-ine
nit lu him urtk'ulsta apeech, ami a (ulo
nots in that jum
ble of souihU
would caich hla
ear as quickly aa
a discord would
atrike the ear of
the trader of ait
orchestra.
He thinks more
of liii engine than
himself. That n
why he ncj;lccti
to notice avinp.
toma which' are
lull of wattling.
The foul tongue,
the hitter tnstr,
aour nsnn;, and
undue fulliu-s!. al
ter rating am lait
svmptouis of A .
tva or otii
Utiin of dtM'a in.
volxil'i. thr stoiu-
h and on-mia of
il:ijt'tii.n and in,.
h- ot. h i r, luiif;,
tiv.'lvetl and tiie
. Ill tiv
ir ..tiwr orv '
Lnjfiiirrr Ihh tn
lr, 1 ietv c t
n Mnlictl liivrrr
cures iiisif s uu Motun n .mm oK.iua
of diliratiou ni;d tmttitt.ut. Il .iii.;.a
Uis b!o.a! nnd l-uilni nj. Tir U-v!v w.ih
aounil li.'.ilthy IKsii.
"I n.r.t Xen U4l!p. of l-r I'trn'. (t..!,!fn
M-H.-l IHvwtrv j.t trtU rt.,.i l.i. 1 !. ,v
anl l-clln, ' vrai ir. Iln. i.mn nii.I 1vt li.i.l
at, Ifui.t lr MUh iP.Kr.i,,.,, ttn.c.' .nir, Mr
WT T Thvir.w,n ,rf l,.i..t Hi.M.tw.i, t v
M.MiUna .l..,.l f.ul 1,. t.U h..w ll,i.v.1.tl
am l.w thr rrll. I, a. I ha.l nu(rfr.l iuim r, ai-.t
Il arrinM Ih.t Ihr .ttvl. ra .i!,t .U, uir mi
I .Iowa in o,M 1,. in inHtaila. a.l wo nut
al.lr In .1 .11 n..w t tih im an.) n
So a dij.'i wutk on IW dim I hair try ,
arn.tr.l ywir mr.ih-iitr t arrrul. and .Mi
Slvaya h.vf a r..l .,J ( y h i yM
aa.t hu n.r.lkiur -
Dr. l'irrcc's rkaaaut felleij cure Cuo-ijalion.
mm
II!
Parker
WSL.TCR ROSS, tsaaacer.
FRIDAY.
JAN 17th
THE MUSICAL COMEDY
'HE
QUEEN
of HAYTI
10-VAUDEVI I, LB A:rrt-I0
l'relty Girla, (io.g.i.u CNiMlutnp,
Jitwi riling Muhic.
SEE KRATON
MARVEviOUH
HOOP HOLL.KR.
Hosts on sale at Corner Drug Btore
Tuesday, Jan 14 h.
Prices 75 and 50c
J. L. PAGE
(BQQErRlES
Having a Large and Complete stock ol
HUtple and Fancy Grooerles bought
In tbe beet markeUi,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR GASH,
I can olter the tiubllc belter
him any other house In Btignne,
M,
A. WOLFORD,
Architect.
riana and epeolflaatlnns drawn at
rnnnnnMlilH rntce. All nrdera left til
N T Wllson'a grottery etore, Kugenn,
will riwlve prompt atti'titinu, 1'hone
Red 4(1-1.
-FIRST-
Of ruyeno.
Paid up Cash Cr
Surplus t;
ital $60 OOO
860,000
Eugene, Orooon.
AOKNKllAL BANKING nuSINKRS
iJiine on rfawjuHiile tftnns.
drtatta on Uhiowro, Snn Francisco uid 1'ort-
Uml. Orwoiu
lUlii o( iohuts0 10M on forvlKU oouutrlen.
DepotlU raooivwl iutject to check 01 onrtiti
oats of tlriNwlL
AU otiUut(ou eutrrutfld to na will rwive
prompt Attouuun,
T O UKNDHI0K9,
IVtwiilADt,
8 D Kajun,
Vloe IW.lent
P. K. BitonoaABa,
Ciuihier.
L U, Potteb
Awbuut
EUGENE LOAfl and
Of Eugene, Oregon.
Paid l!p Cnsh hyh
Surplus
$50,000
7,500
s aiNceai aNaiN auaiNiaa trans.
AOTCO ON FAVORABLE TKRMS.
Iiralla itxieo on the principal eltles ot tlie
i uimiruit.1.1111 iur,,i;ii iontnea,
lnlvt4l MltowH .in IK.matul OvrtlQCata of
l,,.,.'.t wlirtilul .ld,l iHirlCHl.
liU.. ttutia reo.",v,i utir prtnipt atlanUoa,
Cltv and t.'oiiutv W arrauta bought.
w t saoxs, e. Hint,
PMiiatat,; vice Praiiisnl
f.W. OSSUKN, W. W. BSOWS
toller.1 Sail rtlhMi
LANE COUNTY BANK
EUGENE.
OREGON.
TalablUk.a la ISS1. OlSaat
ana in tna cewatr.
A Saneral Bunking business in all branches
fransae'd ci 'ivorjblD forms
A. U. HOVKV,tr.lilent
Ii, HUlilN, tiwMer.
H.H. HOVEY, Am'INiV.-
NuTICE 1)1" mil. BLlTLKalKNT.
fatal, ol Janira 11. lurker, de awd
NotKe la uerrl.jr f ia ttnsr
aihti.d ailtuiuUmuii baa died in the count,
e..utl lur Lane county, tlrroa, her anal
a wuni In ih. ualiai of sani rataie sod
tuat i Honda,, the thirj day of K.binart.
tiaij, at ma hour of 10 o'olock In Iba fori
nova ol that day, baa beta nin) by said
w.nrt loi lbs beann of any and all ob
jieliona lo aabi a.UBt (ot iami
avttUaiett of eaul ealale.
MJZA t. KKNSEDY,
, im,ut;euloislssute. '
lated Deo. 31, iwii,
.Taoussva t liaavt, Attoineja.
National Bank
3AV1HG3 BANE
The Bonbon iere
39 East Ninth St
' Fine p&ttry, weddiog and party cakea to oriler; try uurrelthrated Hi.ma
Male Uruad. Cn.kiea, pie, cakea aod ,IoukIjuui lrrli every day. Ktrii
Oyatera. Wa t ow ruji bur awn wagon, all ocda 4lelivrea lrjii'tly and
' carefully.
rj
0
- ni ikiki
The Hottest Stove
in Town is the
Boss Air Tight Heater
flomethinff entirely new In air titf-it const ruction.
Hands'ime, durable, and reasonable in price.
I Founizei. Call and ttee tlieiu.
S. L.
In His Christmas Shirt.
A nmn lookn his best if It comes from
tlie Kiiatene Luntiry. We give special
attention to dtUw up itue linen, and
our work Ins a faultier tinioh wliich
all well drerinel men (ieiire. We call
for and deli-er, and we always deliver
on time, Bend ub your address now.
EUGENE LAUNDRY j&
Howcr & Jennings.
ALL
ST A TI ON P
- m i a
Yerington'sfliDth Street Drug Store.
C. HAMMOND,
Proprietors, .
FormerlHarprqoBdJs
CACHQU CAFE and BAKERY
First Class Bakery Goods,
Oysters, Short Orders, Regular Meals.
516 Willamette St
$1.00 and $1.25. We just received- direct from the factory
a big lot of the liest Steel wagon you e'er saw at SI 25
$1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25 and 2.50. '
Barker Gun
You Can Get
See our new line of China
Closets and Buffets.
OTTIS
eNNYLHQYJ.L PiLLS
of men triiiiilo-i " Tl
v.-nanh o-l. i,.ing ilovclopnual of organs n;J k-hIv
i,-. v , : 4ii
asaSfaV'-fc-' I')' clrilKiJi.IA
-'-
For Sale bv Linn
Done yr s
A WEDDING BREAKFAST
r tliDner U lvi twr'ed wi'.h the
i honvsjt winea jib 'J li'iucm trs,r cau
i., piirncrtM, J'V sMHituil f uuuliim of
ii .y kin'. Wf baB tl p-rmt ami bt
ini , f t-ilherinii.or'e.1 or deuifitic
a j ri-- thut yn niitcli Ur
(juaI ty in Kuiittic, t
W. M.
RENSHAWS
Eugene. Oregon.
Lon
KINDS OK
PV V. Pencils, Ink,
a V
iMucilage, etc.
C. CHESHIRE.
Phone, Black 47-3.
PSalOME in and examine our
IsVj fine Gloves, we can sell
you a Glove with mule skin
palm3 and canvas backs.
These gloves wear fine.and as
good as " common leather
gloves. We bought a big lot
so as io get mem cheap. We
will now sell them at 25c a
pair. This is a chance to got a
Durgain.
We have finer leather gloves
at i5Uc, 40c, 50c, 05c, 75c; 95c
Works,
9th Street
Eugene, Or
Si.
A Solid oak sideboard tnr $14.00,
Cxttnilon table lor J4.OO
Dining chain, cane lut, 73 ccnta.
J'o.CO and 518.00.
Nun. Kocltr lor $1.50.
Top Maltrttitor S2.00.
Spring Mattruaior SI.S0.
DAY & HENDERSON,
ARMORY BLOCK.
They rr.r
' Wcaa '
rity and I
' omiHsi'.ii, j
rvasa. vip. 1
v ra "UlT.UVi:
.r iv 'v. r.si.
laiai
ii-ii" .;, :v.ii:i,.,r"n life
Mill 1 s r'li'u 11' a 1.
- v w.
. LicwiauJ, Ohio
Druo Co
f l,IMaW CAitrS
M.' VILLI AJU.
A I'l uK.Nr.K-A t' LAW
iVIIectiina a tilv.
Jlhi-e Orer t'uostv Uank,
J- UILYbU.
A 'rrOiCKY-AT-IAW
Ouue O'er Kim National Bank.
KuuuE, Omsaoa.
ATTOK XKY-AT-LA W
Office One half block south of Chrismaa B
Kuokki, OBJtOOH.
K SKIPWOItTH.
.ttorx:yat-law
Will practice in nil tiie - ourt'a.
btOKKiOiiiaoN.
UKLMCB W THOMPHOB CUAS A BA&DI
fJIHOiVlluN 4 HAKDY,
A'lTORNKVS AT-LAW.
UmceIn First National Bank Building.
Practice in all the court.
Kuoi.vr, Ohcoozt,
M TRAVIS,
Attorney At Law.
Otfice Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank.
Eugene, Oregon.
Q0, B DOKRI8. -
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the court of the Second
Judicial District and in the Supreme Court
of the state.
Special attention given to , collections and
matters m probate.
' (Juice .First Nationa Bank Bldg.
Rooms 1, 2 and 3,
John M. Edmunson Leon R. Edmuneon,
EDMUNSON it EDMUNSON.
ttorneys-At Law.
Practice ic all the courts. Collections a BDeci
alty. "Oihce Over Loan & Savings Bank,
EUGENE, OREGON,
OULS E. BEAN .
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office in Loan & Saving bank building. Room
3. Special attention given to land and mining
Eugene. Oregon.'
MEDICAL.
JpAINE 4 KtJYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND 3TJEGEONS.
Oflices In Eugene Loan ft Sa?ing Eaul
Building.
Siecial attoution to nurgory and aurgical ilia
eaaa of wuuien.
J S LUCKKtf,
f JEWELER.
Watckas and Clooka'Repalred.
Ecqihi, Oaioos
Q BIDDLE,
aCStSSk
DENTIST
Office -On OHre trSa .between Fiftih and
hotel , Minneaaota
J-jERUERT LEIGH
ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST
Eooras 0bmom
Beat equipped Aaaay Uboratory In the State.
WT "d,rellb! "turn. guaVanteed.
7""ub ore samples of one to
rjHE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE. "
Very Latest
LIFE AND ACCIDENT POLICIES.
J M w.. lbeht Caeon, Gen. Agt,,
. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. '
Land Office at Rosebnrg, Oregon.
v.i i . December 7, 19ul. .
',1"" 10 commutation floal
?h.T . ?,8"Ppo.r, ''", and
Marie L ,T"' "V ma?B. bo"
Ku,e..OreKon;'oJ.n;rffi,r9'o0ar;i,!
fo ' T.P.111 bis H. E. Nu. 9418
Td 17 a . J . ' " y "SO.
11h nun an ....
prove hi. ""'ownj witnesses to
1 "n ..' ",VB"U-
. "wuuiis, Register,
Administrator's Notice.
ur 01, Z lrimed
l V7" he en."."".? UcLe,n dfr
ur,. fi ,"U K"'8 notifled u
.. . . O. N. Uo Lkan
t. Kn t ,l""to r ot said i.t.t ,
NOVICE To LKDITORS.
N.i-ir,
b i,i.,t,
-W.n ihst tdili
-ilt, i'.,n,i ol f. ",u,", thr
o ,., '?lr 1?. h-T'"' "ms e.in.
10 lbs ..Td fcla,, '?, .' r"nl
w pftici of John St t "
'I ta0. lib w, Uluatna, in tht cjt
smoiic ,rom data c
IVli Wr loth, IJoi.
fc"'" B, Lnrro,,
Administratrix
Timber land. Act Juno 3. 1873
Notice for Publication
Uoited States Land Office,
Bowbnrg, Ort guD, Ueo. 2t, ll01.
Notioc ia'bartby uitbu that iu coojuiihh
with tbe provisions of tbe act of Courtr-a
oi Juu t a, J87ti, entitled "Au aut fur tbo
auto oi iiniuor istnis iu trie biateu ol Cali
toruiu, Ortyou, Novada, aud WatitiiiJKtdQ
l,.uu k ith by act of August 4, lbU2. Ki .
ward L- Campbell, of ftootlbarn, oountv cf
V ...... M il n at :.. j X.
wauvui "mip ui vi ttiu, uu uiitt any DlnJ
iu tbU cilice bis swora atatement Ho. l&JG
for tbe purchase of the feootbweai qaarter
ol 8"otioa So. 3k, township 17 south, of
rttuyrj a auu win uuor pruoi io snow
that ths land sought ii more valuable for its
uuioer or biuuo man tor agricultural pur
poses, aiid to establish bis claim to aaid
laud before tbe Register and Beoeiver of
tbiB office at liosebarg. Oregon, on Monday
the 3rd day of March, 1102.
He nainvs as whueaseai George Marx
Jr., ot Kugene, Urt'ou; J. H. Campbth, ot
Oregon ;T. M. HunipbrejB, of Eugene. Ore'
gou.
Any aod ail persona claiming adversely
Ibe ubove-detcribed lanos are requested Lo
file their claim, iu tbiB office on or beiort
said 3rd day of Uarcb, KHj2.
J.T.B1UOGES, IlegiKter. -
SUMNONS,
goo for the County of Lane.
viol .riuaiuu, .
vs. Plainliff,
Lena i-rickson,
TO LSSA EttlOXSON, DaTKHDUIT iEOVS
unuiou. ,iu uie uume ui me abate Ol Ore-
Huu. j.wu mo uoreuj fcijuixeu co appear
and answer the oomplaint filed against you
u uw kuuTo ouiiueu uuuri auu cauae on or
before six weekB from the date of the first
publication of this summons, and if you
lail to so appear and answer said oomplamt
lor want thereof the plaintiff will apply to
said ooui t for the relief prayed for ui eaid
complaint, to wit:-
For a decree of said court deolaring the
marriage contract uou .jtiBting beiwem
said plaintirl aud do muaut forever dia
eolred aud lor a den jo deolaring plaiutilT
to be the owner in lee simple and in hia
own name of the no wing desoribed prem
iBes and lauds to wit:-
North y.oiti.y, of Don. Ld. CI, No. 65
Noif. 6027, Seoe, 24 and 25 T. 17 g., b. J
. and a Btrip of land two rodB wide oa the
E. cud of S. y,olb.y, of said claim, ex.
uepting from above desoribed premises a
Pieoe nve rods wide by 20 rods long itu.
led on N. E, corner of above desoribed
iract heretofore conveyed to 0. D. Max
well; also fractional lot 1 aud lot 2 block 1
in Whitney's addition to Eugene, all in
Lane county, Oregon.
And that defendant be forever barred, re
strained and enjoined from olaiming or as
serting auy right, interest, olaim or title in
or to any of the above desoribed premises or
any pan thereof and for full relief herein.
. This summons is published onoe each
week for mi successive weekc by order of
the Hon. H. M. Kinoaid, oonnty jude for
Lane county, Oregon, duly made at the
courthouse in Eugene, Oregon, on Deo
3Utb, 1U01. . ,
The rtHle :! Aral nnhll.a,fAM .. i.
Bald order IB January 2uu, 1KU2
Alt', for Plaintiff.
SUMMONS.
In the Cirouit Court of the State of Ore-'
gon for the County of Lane.
A. W. Gilbert, Plaintiff,
vs. 1
A L. Henning, Defendant,
To A. L. (Henning, defendant above
named:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, You are hereby required to appear
and answer the oomplaint tiled against you
in the above entitled oourt and cause on or
before six weeks from I be date of the first
publication of this summons, and il you
fail to appear and answer said oomplaint
lor want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to
said court lor the reliof ilinunHU in uoi.i
complain, to-wit:
ror a judgement against you for the sum
of JoO.OO, and for the further sum of
S40.H4. amnnnHnp tn u.n - . ... .n
Jo,4 with accruing interest thereon at
6 per oent per annum, and for the oosts and
disbursements of aotion, ani for an order
of said conrt (or the sale bf the s y, of the
neXonduofseJi seo. 34 tp 18sr7
w, 160 aorea in Lane county, Orsgou, at
tached in said aotion for the purpose of
oatincr anri aniiDr.v 4U- -u- j
judgment.
This summons is published once each
week for six; couseoutive weeks by order of
the Hon H. R. Kinoaid, oounty judge for
Lane oonntv. 'A r. .l.-
- jt u'.buui uuijf aaaue ai lut
court house iu Eugene, Oregon, on Janu-
arv Hlh. 1QHQ o ,
ibe dale of the Aral rmV.1 ..,'., nr it,i.
BUmmona an Sta.1 h u j
8th, 1902. . uo ,BUU"r'
. L. BrXiTsu, Atty. for Plff.
Notice.
Notice ifl harnhtf if...
, : , i b""m "ai me uiaer-
Slfined A. J. Crnvan T- j r.. ,
zan, hie wilo, have filed a petition in the
j wuu.i ui Ajttue county, Oregon, for
s decree of said oonrt for leave to adopt
tirana llairan d n. : t .... r.
r - " lemaie onua, ana
ZZi Tr",T,,1M Crozan. Mon
day the 3id day of Maroh, A. D. 1902, at
the hoilr Of id n'ln.l. J .lI . ' :
ia 1 1 . .. n iu me lorenoon 01
said dav at the County Court Room of tbe
court house in Eugene, Lane county. Ore
gon, has by Biid County Court beon set as
tbe llina ftnr.n1e.nA 1 . .
ti- .,r utwing Baiapeu
;. - u V ' ,uou 10 Present tne
publifhed by order of (he Honorable H It
Kincaid, judge of the said Oounty Cour
lor Lane ennty, Oiegon
ink" 5' E"8".Lane oountv, Oregon,
this an day, 01 January, A. D. 1902
A.J. CBUZAN,
LOUISA CKUZAN
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT,
m&'f,!:"': Francis Ham.
Hammiu. dVo. i..: ,'i,ai i :
emnnt i il. ' "Dai BO-
a. ord., h.. .t"8 P??-. 0rf8n. '
hmiri ii 7 "aue ana onten d ot
da? ih "."f ,hiB no'icr nd Blir8 Mon
day th. ihiid day of F.b.u.ry, 1902, at the.
of h: 7 v ,or IBe hearing
seltlement of said estate.
u<a JaLUary 3M, 1902.
Faasots HiKurrr,
Put. ... admluiairatrii.
E. O. riiTTKS, Attorney.
Notice to CrejJItors.
.1 T'r "l" 'r e
aiffl'MI la Ilia ilnlt --.....-j .
V.i . . r V "I'K"'"' ana scnng ai
mimstralurol the e.t.te cf Frederick
Dodaoo, ded. All peraons banrfr
claims against said estate hereby i.o-i.
Dated July J7. '.HJ1:
A.lmlnl-,. 8CD0MO!.,