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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard CAMPBKLL BROS Publifheif V'tli j-'.. ! .ttr Bveninn ol tbe wei a. I" day. -! i. A.HmmHI couiii.uiiiial""." .o . iuii all wmiluuioM Payebla lo U-S Ku jui (iUAJU), Kuau. Unstfuo. 8UB3CKIPTION BATES. D41I.I. D.l.erert by oarrtar, per sreok.. D iliveral by carrier, jer month llriuul ooe year (in entrance) V (. 6 00 9 00 bi 06 aix moatnf 1 Udi moath.. Single copies. . On. yor Kil luuolha ' AitTsrtUing nt Biads known aa whc Ketsrad a. eaoood-oaaa Butttar t the K iea. Oregon, poetotnoe. THK KA.SCKKN OFKIOK3 -Of tin t an are el 22'J to 104 Temple Court, New V .rk Cltr.wl U 8 Kipreee I1W W Wi.h in urn HU, Cbiow, I1L, E KAT AdrerlU io Agency in oberxe. 8ATUHUAY JANUARY 25 A SOUTHERN PACIFIC IDEA. The Portland freight and passen ger agent of tbe Southern Paoiiiu railroad has an "idea," and it is a good one. He publishes monthly bulletins for distribution, giving a list of products that may be had at the various points along the line ol trio tioutborn I'acmo, tha kind oM produce hvailab'e and the ap- j proximate selling prion of the same. Then iu!.-njatiou is eeoured as to where a e'lOrtagq of any of the produoU ox'tt and the bulletins are put into the bauds of prospective buyers. As an innianco of the advantage deiived thirly-livc usrlouda ol unions and i olatoej have ben sl.ipptd from the lower valley this week to California points, priuoi pally Fresno and Stockton. The buyer and the seller are brought dirently together by this means without the aid of middlemen who would niremrily absorb a g.m.l pi-r unit o; tin r -tlliiig pruie. It is go.nl fcliu ', hiiI i.rsctii-ftl, A.lor'm Lijdg t: Tim Portland Tal i.iin, ono ol tliu Ht'Kincbcht g'lld Htuvljr l pnpirs on tbe ootnl -is onioning tu own up that tbe omtjiilum of the Durnusrats it 1H90 and 1900, lhtt mure oiroulu tiiiK.modium was neoesary to treats prosperity, waB a oorreot theory Jn a reoent editorial on this aub jiit the Telegram said: "More Hubsldiary silver coin is needed, and the bill introducod by Representa tive Hill is com tollable insofar as it provides for an iuoreaso ol 'change.' But whether it would be well to atop the coinage of legal lender silver dollars, as lie pro poses, is doubtful. Tbe Incroafe during the past few years in the world's output of gold has made the ooinageol a great quantity of silver possible, and thus the volume ol our ourrenoy bas been muoh in creased, until the olroulatiun per capita is now greater than ever be fore, and this faot has undoubtedly been a large faolor in bringing abjut and maintaining tbe presont period of prosperity." Of course the railroad magnates llill and Ilarrlman of the Northern transcontinental linea claim that moigutnont does not kill oompetl bo. No? Why then should they ujusolidato their interest T Is it to Hive t) publio belter sorvioo and ttetier or to make mora money ' lor railrod stockholders through holding transportation charges ilrmlyT 'she critical, unprejudiced l Ublio will inolino to the latter " view, homier t'.ie railroad preei lem may protest. Vlien th UliAitD recivd a ;h graphic dispatch from Seattle the middle of yesterday afternoon hat tby had a blinard in tbe morning we were congratulating ourselvee that our country was not Ju.e their oouulry. With the th rmotue' T only a iloivti degrees : i.v tlic iro joint early tide lii.Tirrg l.av" rincil. France Is ' affr. nto.t" by Vou lip U. It is singular how easily llirse big "powers" gel affrouted at tbe little ones. When an equal iu guns and fighting meu affronts another, smooth-tongued diplo macy is called into requisition. A fighting ship or two does the busi ness when tbe offender is a little fellow. It does seem like a big prioe, but any prioe ia not too Urge to set this incident oljsed to ass a diplo matic term. The telegraph brings tbe new that the carriers are on tbsir way with Mist Stone's rau eom, 172,200. After the ransom then Ibe lecture platform. Portland rise n lntrtiB bstob of smallpox &; Ibe city pest house 22 cuei Friday morning. Most of the msn fre transient. Iib vine e?i'lntly Ueu font to Port- sud on ibe 6ral symptoms of the dieeaee. This morning w s "swinger" from Webfoot point of view. Thr udden fall of temperature of twenty degrees during tbe night, away down into the freeiing points it unusual for this valley. A MCSCCLAR PREACHER. Monroe Minister takes a Hand In a Fight. This Is a story ol a preacher who can punch a well aa pray. Tbe tale U told ny one who ought m know. Tbe Incident happened at Monroe last week. Two youni; men ot the town were engaged tu a hatid-U -band scrim mage. The mlnleter, who Is pattor of a Monro church, advanced to sepa rate the comtiatauu. A bystander undertook to pull him out nl tbe flxht- Ing line when tr.e pantor promptly knocked htm dowD. Airaln tbe nils lelr moTed up to the battle line U top the mill, and axain the hyilandoi oui;ht to pull him oil. This lime tin milliner loel hie patience and with qjlek motion be planted a blow tba sent the meddling bystander at seoont' time to the a ran cud rolled him ofl the sidewalk. At thle point In th narrative lbs wires went down. It la supposed that the aoxlllary fraoaa o lulereated tbe prltciials in the battle that they stopped to watch proceedings an'1 that peav thereafter rnSgDi'd It i-j p;riiKpi ri':edleee to add that nlii'j "ai-s out ol ten publio opinion will plant lie approval on the side of theepuuky prci-.clier.Corvallia Timet. Newly Furnished Lodging House. New beds In newly painted an(' papered room a at the Courthouee Lodging House. Only one block from the main bU'lneea street, and but a little more than two Mocks from the ist'filoe. A very quiet locality. OuiHidt rnoiua at rrar oorutre awn fi-'ju ball, Holendid fur nay elplnK. WlnduwH of llit'Ne riHime under pro- ji-otli-g r-M f, cuHing oil moo of the llRlu. Iiixlglng Willi ii' wltlioiit board a' dt-eirod, Collin atd nen Hie rooms and 1 will giiatatitei. tliui you will be satis UmI. Kl) Mown. It Girdles the Globe. The fume of liuoklen'a Arnica Halve as the heel In the world, exfnda round the earth. Ii'etheoue pvrfeot healer of cute, come; burim, l.rulwa, sore:, oalUs, bolts, ulcere,' felons, aidies, pains and ail .skill erupiluns.. Ouly infallible pile cure. l!Ao a box at VV L DeLano'e. To the Public. I have sold out my transfer buslueav totliej V Clarke Transfer Co. Afte a bualneiui ouner of 12 yi'ara In Kugi us. I drelre to thank alt for tbulr many kiiidncsaea, and bopa they, will tun over their bualnes to my aucceseoie whom I reuoimiietiil as pstfuotly rt liable and honorable. . MBHniiBI.K, -v- Klmer Jordan, a school teacher a' the Union aohoolhouse, bas been seri ously 111 with kidney complaint. JJ.. Is slightly Improving, ' Henry Beck, who wa stricken with paralynle a tow weeks sines, bas about recovered. I have received my stuck of Dwarf Kaesx rape fur 100S1 trade This seen la fresh Imported and absolutely guar anteed. My prloelaaway dowu. Call an luvvsligala at Moon's Feed Htore. ' wrote Dir. Ptoroo rogmrti Ing my oama, mnd roostvesf a prompt reply i freo." "1 endured nenrlv ! four ycata of aulter ing,- wrllra Mrs. 1. L. Mvets. of Wathlngtoii, W.Va,, "Cuuaed pruirtMllr froei improwr nief. leal attention a"er the Willi of a chilil, and finale vrak. neee, reeulting in s complication of dis eases. Had a terri ble cough aud an InceaMiit (win and aurt-ii.wfl in lnit.fi. Waa mtncnl in neh fnm if- pouiulato nb-'iit loopou'vla in rinlilfcn ni.-nllia. I ha. I no apprtite, and lm-ami wraV and nervuua 1 could aeairelv it up. 1 haloreil with our home pli ai uini f, two vcirn woh no hnieht, 1 6iu!U intitK-rtl to try Ir. Tipiee a iueliiiiira. 1 wtnte lo IkH'lor Tierce regnnling nir case, and te celvrtl a prvit-.tpt reply, free, advia lug the proper tu-dtcmr for mv caar. Altr tktn.. 3 . . : t e. ,- l .or laities ut Pt. U'iv'iJi v Vi-l ! I and l lour ol ui Golden Mc-dtral Wacorerv,' three doaea eachdav, alao taking one l-t-tie of Ir. 1'iertx'a i.'ouMind Extract of Smart Wee.1 and arnne of Im Ivllrla." I ceine.1 ii'ii l"ng, and am vn r''liff je.Vv.l'., A a iair f.nA Mirfr. IV i kWf. I av;nin feel lile mv former a. '(. ihauka to Pr. lietce and lua great uieilu inea.' Pin ' Ir'ter hkh I i'lnnrifiij. fti fe rtifitv,'i,, amd All num. so.'i irn.tx " i ' -r ilh.1 f'vftt- . rif.-v. Aa.htit Dr. A'. V. Sj.vv,.., I I'lL-U-Wl-H. TFie Magnet Rock. BY WILLIAM J. LAMPTON. "When I was proapoctlng In Colora do," said the stranger to a group around the hotel stove, siy partner and I started out from Iicnver with a burro load of provisions SDd tools sod with our minds made up to find a for tune or let tbe burro die in tbe attempt. Well, we lost our bearings. I didn't know where we were, and my partner didn't, and as like as not the burro didn't, but we bad beard plenty of sto ries about animal Instinct and the cat coming back, so we concluded to leave It to the burro and see If be could pilot. us to some point or other thai we knew. There wasn't much to do but to give him bis head, and be' kept knocking aloof to the direction of somewhere to us unknown. ' "One sight be got loose and wandered off, leaving his load for us to carry or to cache where we were likely never to find It again. Then we went bunting for the burro Instead of hunting for our way out ot tlie wllda, and we divided up his Iosd and took It along with us. "Tbe hunt had contlnned a week, when one morning we spied the burro about half a mile ahead of us, appar ently standing on a piece of rising ground, surveying the landscape. "Ho saw us as we approached and whinnied and showed all sorts of signs of Jot. but be didn't move a peg. When we got to wltbln SO feet of him, we noticed that the rising ground on which be stood was In reality a huge black stone standing up from the ground to about three feet at Its highest point "As soon as we struck tbe stone, go ing to tbe burro, we found that It was all we could do to lift our feet up, and we hadn't gone more than three or four stops till we fairly stuck to tbe stone. We thought we were paralyzed at first and were scared half to death, but In my efforts to walk I pulled one of my feet out of Its sboe, and when I put that foot down oa .the stone I found I could use It all right. "Then We took off our shoes, my partner, who was considerable ot a sci entific man, suggesting that tbe stone must be magnetic and was acting on the steel pegs In our soles and heels. Wo knew tbe magnetic stone was hold lug tbe burro fast by tbo heavy, eteel shoes be wore for mountain travel. lie bad tried to walk until bis font feet were so far from bis bind feet that be was sway bncked. He bad ovldently been n prisoner until he was half starved and furnished, and we did not wonder that be was glad to see us. "Of loui-hc the first thing for us to do was to get him oft tlio stone, and we begun by trying to pry him loose, but ns fust ns we got one foot free and turklod another one the mngnet would pull the freo one bnck uguin, and tbo host we could do was to get his fore feet nearer tbe hind ones and relieve tho strain on ids spinal column. "We tried to roll him over on bis bnek, but bo couldn't llo down, and wo had to give Hint up too. Then we de termined to tnko off bis shoes, and, go ing back after our ax, we started In with thut, but the mugnct dragged It out of our handa and held It so fast we broke tbe bundle trying to get It loose. Stones were the ouly tools we could use, and after an hour's work with them we got the shoes off, and the bur ro was free. Ily sucks, gentlemen, the Joy of that dumb animal when he found he could walk and had a chance to get at grass aud water was enougb to bring tears to eyes nnuaed to weep." . Tho back driver sniffled, but he apolo gised by saying be had a cold. "Ws gave tie burro a day to fill up and get some of bis strength back. continued tho stranger, "and, putting tho pack once more on his back, we proceeded on our course, the burro making the best time I ever saw a bur ro make. We believed we bad found something greater than a gold mine and Intended to come back and develop our Mnd. "We had a long, hard trip still before us, but we got out at last and reached Denver In good shape, all things con sldered. Interesting somo sclentlllc and moneyed people In our discovery, wo organised another party aud weut back to Und the magnet, but Its location ea caped us, aa Is often the case with mines In that vast region, and, do what we could, we could not locate It." The stranger stopped as If he had reached tbe end of his story. "Why In thunder didn't you let tho mulo lead the party!" asked tbe hack driver In a state of suppressed excite ment Tbe stranger looked at htm more hi pity than In anger. "Why didn't wel". he replied. "Wo did, but as soou aa tbe burro waa head ed In that direction and got his bear In fa he turued tall and started eaat mi I a dead rau, aud we haven't seen htm I since. Have any of you seen a strange j burro lu this neighborhood? I'm hero . on my way to the Atlantic ocean look' lug for hltn." ' Well, I'll be dernedl" remarked Bam I Perkins, and everybody else was I arH-echk-ss.-8t. Louis ItepubUc. The Art of Sklprlaar. When 1 meet a paragraph which be gins "It Is now necessary to retrace our steps somewhat to explain" Or, 'The crimson sun by this time nenred the hoiiton. Ksr over ibe Mils ativteh. ed a vault of heavy cloud. Ha at range purple tints fading aud dissolving Into"- Or, "But the contents of this room, his sanctum sanctorum, deserve more de tailed description" Or, "Oh, strange, unfathomable mystery of existence, couiH'llliig our purbllud race" When. 1 say, I meet a pannage In a novel which begins thus. 1 skip like suy thing.-Pilot. Notice to Contractors. The board of dlreotors of school dis trict No 46, Lns county, Oregon, will receive bld for a frame school house until H tuiday, March 1, 1W02, at noon. Plans aud specifications can be am.ii at 11 M Parvln'a, (school clerk), lVx ier, Oreenn. Ths tx ard cf dirvclnra rreerve the right lo rtjrol any and all bide. ' WlU.tAMS, fbslrroao board. Paled Jan It, leVi. Tlw Fnel of the Pntar. Tbrt queattou baa beeu worrying many people who fear that lbs coal supply la becoming exhsuel, but there is nn ied lo worry, however, a- aeutwtltUle bai tie 0 Ulwoverea In pelnleum. Iu nearly all of nature' products we Bod that as soon sa one material become scsrue another is die onvered to lake ita t lace. There la one exonilion, aud ihal la Ho-tetter'a Hlotnaob Billerv. I. ie nature' on remedy fur all iruaeb, liver and bowel complaint, and during the paet fifty years it he been impoeelble to make a betu-r tiiedicine. It cures in- diffeatinn. dvaneri-ia. coiisti nation, nervousness ana maiarie, lever auu ague. If you have never- tried it, dot so today. It cannot help but -do you ' good. . Uor private die atrmp la over i the bok of tbe bottie. Fare Home k'ade Brandy. For liver, kidney or stomach troo- ' blea. oolite. lagrioDe r Oillnu-ne-a there : IscoihlUK belter limn Krai.cia' pure brandiee. All orders promptly filled ItU prune aruiie or piar brandy at 75 oenta per quan.or 12.40 ir gallon. Orders by atagr- or expries wiiftiese ouiely boxed. Madeitud Kdd to con sumer oniy. I M Khancib, Kl't -i I Blair atreeui, J-'ugonH, Or Blown to Atoms. The old Idea that the body some times n-eda a powerful, draatlo, pnrga tlve pill ha been exphled, for I)i King's Now Life Pilla, which are per fectly barinle-'B, gently atinrjlaiu liver and boWHie torxpel poiaoooua tua ler, cleauae the eynt-io aud abeoluieiy curet conatipnlion and aick headavhe. Onl '25 a at W L Del ano's drug store. Public Warehouse. Geo T Hall & Bnu having purchased and refined tbe Dyeiiiger property, are now preparbd toaolloit all kinds of storage al reasonable rates. Goods will be Insured If desired bears U agaatus of ( lh Kinil itJ Han tlm.irt im$t Tbe pew 40 Oliver Hu ky and G inn plows are eaptelally adapted for win te plowing. Bee t hem at F L Cham bers tfc Bru's. dAw Moon now oairles the most oompleU Hoe of hrenkfoHi fooila in cereals tn be had In Ktiiene, all fr--h and of bt-n (unlity. ATH I have been ualn CAHCARKTS mnd aa mllil autl fffertira) laiatlre Itit-y are siuitilT min dprful. Mr (launbttT ami I were tiotiiercu wltb Irk itomiieri and our bronth wti Tory bad. After taklnu a few i1oms of t'aM-arcla wo hare tuiproYcd woodorfully. Tiicr aru n croat bolp In tbe family." Wlt.UEI.ill.VA NAtiKL. 113THltUoboukv St., CtDCinBUl, Ohio. CANDY OOod, Never Hiokeo. Weaken, or Oripe. IOc, JJc, UJc. ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... torilat m4i tsiiMf, falwt. a.airval, R.w Tm. Ill C Tobaoco Habit. FIRST- National Bank Of Eugensx ( Paid up Cash Ca-ltal SBO OO0 Surplua . 9BO.OO0 Eugene; Oregon. AOKNRRAX BASfKINfl B0SINBSS Dona on waamahln tm High drafta oo I'hlcfo, 8an Krandaoo ud Port land. Orejon. BiUa of aicbanfte sold oa f irvlini ootmtrlea teoaiU noaired aubjeot to obeck oc oorUb oale of dapoaiu All oollectiona entrusted to va will ncelrr Prumpt attaotion. T G lIiKtiaicia, Praaideut, , 8 B Kaxia, Vlo. 1'rr.l.lMt P. K. Bxonoaass, ' Oaahiee. . U H. FoTna Aaalataut ' EUGEHELOAJi and Of Eugene, Oregon. Fiid Up Cish tapi'jl Surplus $59,000 7,(00 A CNtNAI. BANKINO BUtlNKS TRAM. AOTCD ON PAVORASIC TKNMS. I rtu iritt,i on the principal otu ot the I t nltvtl "itAtvasj torr lgnrontn(. in u-nasi aiiowf.! ou ivminO tcrtlflntip ol i-.vit h,-u iff. rtatwl (vriiM, i t:jiHiit.:i fvo'tT our in(t atir niton Ulj auO i iuoty nirnnli bought, 0. A AIUF, Vice Prti'aksy,, (Il'i4 Pral4et'.; LAHE UbEJHTY BANK CUGENf, OREGON. IitellltheS la ISSI. OlSaat Saal I. Ue Caeatf. I tawi! Bsnkirg hi nets in ill brinchei h.m:ti t t"crat! terirj. A. O. HOVEY.Prealitent I.U HlM.lN.l-su.hler. Ml. HOVKY, AaatCaaUler ERE SAVINGS BANE A Deep Mystery- It is a myaierv by wm.- i emturt backache, headache, nrrfuu-.urt. lea flinanesi , melancholy, fainting aud d tX pel! wlil- On III-o,;t,. liav. pr,,v. d tot Kleeiric Hliir,. lll p' ck ly c.jie.uch ir ol lea "I euhVr rt l-r yeais wnb kidney tn uhlr 1 write, tor Pbeb I b-r ey, or P.u-ra..u, Ij, ' aud a lame back inaiu-d me o I ulfl not o.v.ir i ,ii t Kleotrio Bl'lera.r. ... t ., i.rndanarer aaia comnli-int ' .holly cu,d me. and auoougi, ' r" - b-ueework." U ovrc mis .-ocslipa- .i it im.. twrfee; c.., if. rJian. Dcu. .. - drug store. ' ' Public BcbOOl Examination. The Eijsb'.h fJrade publio fthorl ex amination will oe h. Id Pebruiry 6th, ' 61b aud Till, 1MJ2. Tbls examination cao lie tenet! at tbe oflioe of the county superinU-ndeiit or In tlieaevi ral fotioola oflbeoouniy. Tiai'linrr d-irlnn liata of queetiona please notify tue si once. Jan 9, 19 '2 W M MILI.KR, Onuiiiy rtup' of hcbooU. ato. o-OHoe a ISAAC C STEVENS Gross and Stevens Real Estate City aud country property Hated and suid ou favorable terms. OfBne, nwr Kaut! nmn'a store, Willauietle st, KuKene, Oregon. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Ibe Kind You Have Always Bough! Bears the Ogavatarsoi Bankers Life Association ; of Dcs Molnea, Iowa. Sale Insurance Low Kates Special Feature , . that pleaic busy men. . Rate cards at First National Bank and Loan and Savings Bank. M. A. WOLFORD. Architect. PUl a and HM'O'tiotlt"!! H llr.wn reaaoiifililH rt-. AM uniera l-fL a N T Wltaiui'a litiHIM v i-torp, Ktlttent . will reeeive proruol Hitention, flion Red 40 1. . , The; Hoffman W. O. ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER 50c" . Tu v . "i . .-. : tuene, - . Oregon ii $1.00 and $1.25 We just Gun men .eiired n.e en by nuul n r:.ale bv Linn The Daily Eugene Pll CO 1 Ily Special Telegraphic Service Every Day . . . Tho la Job printini- of all kinds at reaMnable prices. CAMPBELL BROS, EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS. SUMMONS- In tha circuit co -rt of lbs State of Oreg. u .. r.ai a rntintf . Haiti. M Wall.Plff, !,. njiiitin A . I lu hYui.uiit) A t.l f'. flail, dllcUJanl aiK'Vt IN'lHt MHB OF THE STATE OF O on, y u a e hc-i ) r quired lo apptiar .ml .ul II" e .uipUllil Ull aualUrl OU in tl i h" e- 11 i ! eurt al.(i c.ii- m il i I. re -i e. ts 'r n, (1 e date ot tha "rut . ..i.i ..i il-.u aun.njcXia. auu it yon , ... r r -i-i-tlft -ill aUU V tO - rjuTIuipr.yed for in aaid I I complaint; tuwii:- for g dwrte of said court, declaring me I .n4aiM euutraet. now extatlFg betar en -..dnUinti. aLd defendant, forever oia- Mlyt pUinlitt have the care, cuaioay . -n,rul ol the mioor dauehler, Liuua, - -l. mItm Inrthr relief aa to liiecuurtwysbineqnit..bleandjuat. n.i. ..niii ia nubnabed once each I week, for hi oonaecntive weeka, by order , ,i. ' n,,n H. K Kiucaid. couuiv iud. e ot Lueiouuty, Oresjou, ouly mado at tbe courthouao m Eugene, Oregon, on January 2'' liaj2. Ti e date of first publ cation as fired by aaid ordur i. Jauuaiy l- lt!02. O. W. KiS.SEY. Atl'y. lor Flaibiilf, Notice To Creditors. Notice ia hereby givin that Angelim Holt and K. U. Skipwuitu havi i)een, bj ilio Coouty Cour ot Lane Count Oregon, appointed executors 61 tbe lat. wilt anc Tcatatneut ana eatate of Samuel D. fljlt. dicta icd and all peraona having olaimi a, air.nl the estate ol Ibe aaid deceaaed an hereby notified to preaent tbe aame, dui atrltied al tbe law office of B. it. Saipwortb in EufMtne, Oregon, withiu 6ix month from tbH dB of tins nonce. Dated," Eugeue, Oregon, July 24, 1901 AnoklinkHolt, E. J. inivip Notice of Final Settlement Notice ia hereby given that B 8 Nichols, administrate r of ihe estate of W P Nichols, deceased, haa filed hia final account in th matter if said estate iu the county oonrt of aaid Lane coauty, Oregon, and that Mon day, tbe 3rd day of March, at tb i hour of 2 o'clock in the atleiuoou of that dav ban been fixed by said court for tb hearing of objections to said account and for the final settlement ef said estate. DiUd this 16 b day of Jan. 1902. , B. 8 Mchoi.4, " -' ' Aduiinibiiutor. L. BlI.TEIJ, Attorney. .. Notice of Final Settlement. Estate of William McPherson. Notice it hereby given that EliB. Bargei, executor of aaid eatute, has filed- his ac ouuat fcr fioal aettleuent of aaid estate, and Motdrty, the 24th day of February , l'J02,at ten o'clock in the forenoon of sal I day, haa been set by tbe order of the Hoi. H. It. Kincaid, county ju-i-euf said county, to hear objfutioos to ihe aame. ELI B. B.KGK, Executor. Ceo B. L'ouiiih, Att'y. Iir bataie. Dated this 23d cay ol J n uarv, 1SKI2. Admi istrdior'i Notue. Notice ia herel y given that tbe undi r i aigned has been by the county court ol I Lane county, stole of Oregon, appoiutt 0 i the adiuiuiatruior of tbe estate uf Jet--i : Allen, deceased. All peraons having olnima neainst en;d i estate are hereby notified to nreaent tl.e i aime, duly verified, to the underaigned at i Uaie, Lane oouuty, state of Oregon, with n j six months from the date of tbia notice. Dated at Hale, Oregon, this 20IU day of January, lvva. C. K HALE, Adminiatrntor rf tbe estate ot Jesse Allot, deceased. c fOME in and examine our kg fine Gloves, we can sell you a Glove with mule;. skin : palms auu , canvas backs .., These gloves wear fine.and as 1 good as ' common leather gloves. We bought a big lot ;so as to get them cheap. We . will now sell them at 25c a -, pair.. Ibis is a chance to get a ... We have finer leather gloves (. at 30c, 40c, 50c, 6.rjc, 75c, 95c, received direct from the factory Works, 9th Street Eugene, Or OH. VIUIAMS' INDIAN PILE OINTMENT after years of suffering Soldbv dniei!?iV receipt of price. fJcents aS ?5o Druo Co Guard arpst circulation, conquentlv tliobost advertising mpdim Administrator's N o ice, Notice la her. b Ijrur haa bevti dn') i'l iii d : uaior ol thr etui . f . r- ..a :.l b, the ( tir. i 1 1 i. ) , llrt-i - 1.. II! 1 t, . jl iitm agan. n. j ..!.,. if t' prca ut tb'Ui to 8, ij a,ljUi ' vi'lincd aa by law rcnu1r.d ,(l , ' V M Vai'doyn in Cbur,;, (.-,!' an im nt: a irom ibe rime f ,', ' V a. ih. a I5ih d ij ui uu j ;",., " Giot,.,. x. l" c ... ' -i'lni. , Is. PllYtD - Ally for eatMe. Exeouir's No i N-'tiee ia hertby .u sikULd. Jttuis Si-r.vu tus cti appoli.lrd ex- cutor ; ,ta . ' yl one raiui,uw.mi,i ' Hie .out. j K,: Luui eo-r-.y, oio..; u. ' ing olaims agaitbl tuid ealule ie I tiotltied to preaent te aaujo niti, htZi1' voucbera to mo oideraKueu the last office of h. Uily. ,,. in Lug" "f, gou, withm au iuolilb irom it,; , mix notice. 1 Jjuud lliis 12th d'iy of '.utust, i'jq, Jijita bChlVsuL L. lllLTKr, 1.1,-0. oi Ulu e.t Al'jruey. Notice) of Final Settlement Isolice i hen by civen tli j.i. Mutt-ouieiy, executor of the psi.,. t:vi.tlii,t e. M ..lllunn.Mrv il.u... j i -rf-- o ji v-.oaavUl Oil tale in iheoouuty Court ol Lane Cml ei-tered of record direeiing thia h0IKt filing Eriday, the a4th .my of Ftl,J IWi, at ihe Lour of 10 o'ctck a uioi t oay for the beariug of objections to and t count and tbe hual aeiiieuient ol std. tave Dated Jannary 13tb, I'jOi, . JOHN 8 AlON'iGOliEM, HARbAPftH & KleSINOEBy NOIICE Ft a PI bUCATIOS. Laud OJitC .c itoseburg, Qitgn UtctiiiUoi 7, liUjj, Notice ie beret); aiveu ibttt tbe lollun naiistd tiottitr h h tilttl uotice ot niituiion. to iuujre oouiuiuiatioD Li .roui iu buypun. oi claim, t itti Buid Liuot will Lo iaut) b: a riu Li. Viuro, U. S. uoiiiiiiisi(.if..'.' UKeue, Oregou, on Jauuuiy Ut ,1 lllanw X. uuiuucii UU UIS II, loi iue s. sw. bud a x be. H gK, l'p 17 a , r 4 e. Hu ottu tB tbe following witocswi ; prove bis ooutiuuous Ksideflet) tipoi oullivution ol tittia bind, viz; (itorg- i Hall, Jr., ot ii.ae Uivtii, Oregou; tw. TtrpcDing, ol B ub .River, Oregon; L Belituup, of Biuw lavtr, Ur;j.0L; I c tiioiouH, ot Bine llivj.r, Uiiuu. OllCL lrjl-e.tl.) blML II r.1 G ..i i.euu lliib bka UU 1 i.1li.i,mj b-ltu.. wl ul liitj tb.u.k in j.t-r. i t.in'1 .ubt-J, by Ct.ujLtL ( l l 1 1 t. i. Cvtlllt, On tou, bt.J Hi. ei:LLt, i.i b'lM(Ul- uitu al f..lu tf..t.U oli Li. ILt, t iLeU. U.u uti ,L t'i'i'l VttitLt.! . ultl htlU lUlrllulU ii Ij.i u h clXit t, liiiytu, iu i-ubt-ut, oit-uu, ul,i Dtui tim liuLu lilt little ol lino toilet), bt i fad Juj blu, ll'l'l. u. N. MoLfj AiJmiitihti'itio roi uaid j t. I'n.iKo, Aiiuu.i v. ' iNOTiCE TO CUL-DiruIiS. Nouofa tti liirtby given tbat tie aigLitnl tinti Le.ii upLomifad buiuiiiU)li.v: (Uo tbtttio ul Pnui lldUiiuilL oy anotuti tbo Couutv Lt.urt ot Luiio cuuutj, Vu duly uiadd ftuu iiiit-ted of recora on Ut : tlHV ol Ociobtif, iJi 1. AU utrbOL U. cUiuifl bgaitieit sau tb bit ure litrtbpi quired to preseui Uitiw, duly vtiinw, iiit uuduibiutd at tbe luw cilice v;l fuller at bugeue, On-gun, wittu aiouiba from tue dute of tlii ootioe. . Kugene, Ortgoo, Oct. 8, lijul. Mauvi.s UaUium, Adiuiuialrator of tliu tuutci ot f fluo.iiim, deceaud. fc). O. Pottku, attorney. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice ia hereby given that U B Lio ton Leu bee appointed bj ' Oouuty Court of Laue cuuuty, Or admiuiatratrix ol tbe estate ul Jflin bn' dbceasbd All persons having claims ag 8uid bBtete artt hereby ootiaed to pit thbstiiue to tbe btid admmiBtrtitiii low ollicc-of slohu M Wilhuius ui tie : of Kugetie, with tbe proper voocbeiilt-' for, withm eii oiontbs Irom ibe di this notice, October 10 th, 1901. Edith B, Ltsva, . AdiuiDiBtiitm Notice of Final Settlement Bsimiuiatrutur of thu et.tateolsVt.riUH Lvmu, deoeat.ee., haa hltd bib Dul "y in tkm mttsar nf Quid s-ululw in ths C- Oourt of Lauue county, Oregun, Moudi.yt Hue aru day oi aJtucu, ne ttrur of t o clock in tbu alien." i-ut drtj baa btuu bxed by fartltr ol ouit U t ihe beating of ol jvc:ut w ccouiii aLd for the hnal stUlt-mtni oi lhth, aud ail pertiouti b.iML. oi' dvboare interebted in rnui ti' nebj nr-tititd lo make and b e w ctiotibouor before tbe said dte fin" eid ccurt for the hearing tnerrof. 1 aud liila I5ih day of Jun Adiuiiiislrti' h . BlLTSD, a. Attorney. Notice oe. pinal sKnLti1 E8'a'tc' ToVtBu. T,: ; i None- In i4 l-y aiu : aigiitd Hnu:iii;trir i bir b.e- Cumt for Laiifa cout.t), t'f'. ' lijt-omii in iL watd-i vt - d ii. a' ilou.l i 'li- tl ii ' ? ' L I I :vi nt t-1- ; ot.r if a' - i ; 1 uicu of tlat iU. bi.. :i cmirt foi Ue Lt- ri-.f ol J 1,1 j-oiioiB lo h;.id aie oi.i hi '- Kr StttlinifLl if ttrt'il I tt l UZV O Kl NN Aiiraii ir. null 1 Dattd I'm- 31, IV 1. 'l HoiiPh.. k HiM'T, Atu-n j- AaiTiinistrttcr'j iMo'.ice. Nolln 14 in Ii siveu ll"t L:-r Drury k, V ,i.ii, arri'iniii! s.-- Ualor, nh t . v i I anoi-i' -l. 1,1 " of Jaluta Car.ari.hl. rt'Cfa-t.l. oonut' cenn o( Iji- cnuntv, vt- all pftmiDN baviu '-laiiiii a.'a"' iiih Lontlt to i.r.p rt in.t' :i' .ui -,: tstrstvrtluty wrt.'-t ! law '"1 ihi- -ore of W. ii- Vai..inu L' l.reon, i.L)ll six uioLtua Iruii. ' li thia nu'.ioc. . D.tnl tbia ljth i vol Jan. 1.' . i;i:u..iiE A. I'"1 11 A.lmini.lrator llli L. Biusc, Att'j. tor sautf.