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Newspaper Page TextDoily Eugene Guard CAMPBELL BROS Publishers Published avarr nniu of the waak, Bna 1a y axoapted. ilriraas all ctamnnlfmilo.ns a maka all rsudttaaoas payable to the EgamllDUii, fcuitaae, Ores-on. SUBSCRIPTION; BATES. 1)41 LI. Delivered by canter, per week I 15 Delivered by carrier, per month 60 H rmU ooe rear (insdranoa) 6 O 311 moDins u" One month...... 60 BuiftU rjopiua. 06 nut. Use rear 12.00 Hii months 1 OU Atlrartiaiag ratal made known on avulkav Uan. Kotered as aeooad-elaas E laws, Oregon, poltomoa. matter at the THIS KA3TKKN OHFIOB8 -Of the v Mr are at 230 to 254 Temple Court, New V.rk Oity.aad U rj Kxprass Bid. 87 Waah iutoo Bu, OhioaKo, 1U, K KATi; Advaitls lnk Axeaoy in oharge. SATURDAY MARCH 22 PHIUIPPINE INFORMATION. D.rid P liarruws of New York was s witness before the Senate ooinmittee oo the Philippines the other day. We give extraota from the Assoolated Press report: Mr Barrows said that a majority ot the adult Christianized element in the islands oonld read and write. In the provinoes he had visited the arable land that oonld be brought under rioe and sugar onlti vation is very generally occupied be olaimed bis observation had been that the Filipino is the only agricultural element, the Chinese not working muoh in the son- He did not think that white men could be induced to do tbe manual and plantation labor of the islands, Tbere was no danger to be leared from the importation of Filipino labor into tbls country. "It would be surprising," said Mr narrows, answering a query ot Benator Hale, "if men who had been struggling for years and been making saoriQoes with the idea ol independenoe oonld be able to dis miss the thought from their minds at onoe." England keeps on raising prin oesses for Oerman princes in spite of the strained relations. There were in Cuba in 1899 00,711 farms, with an average sizs of 143 aores and an average oaltivav tion of thirteen aores. Simon office-seeking adherents oannot be found down at Portland nowadays. However, their boss is a hard man to keep on tbe bottom, The University of Cbioago h notified the girls that thsy will have to go way baok and sit down at the oonvooation exercises, then tbey may keep their hats on if they want to. Three hundred medio! and dental students had a pitohed bat' tie in their Omaha college lecture- room yesterday. Although they broke up all the furniture the out come was like that of a Frenoh duelnobody hurt. They have the making of some brutal men and women up about Pendleton if this from the East Oregonlan may be believed: Koo Sunday near Pendleton Is heard the oraok of the rifle in the hands of young men, and, strange u reiaie, in tbe Hands ot young women, too, and in their trail is to be found the dead bodies of man meadow larts and other songsters. Now comes Dr Carl Laid, chemist of Hamburg, Germany, ua aiaims ne nan invented a pro cess by which, at a trifling cost, water can be endowed with the combustible properties of petrole um. His Invention is so far per fected that be has been granted a patent on it, and solentieta who have examined it closely aver their unhesitating belief that the in ventlon foreshadows an industrial revolution second only to the dis- ooyery of electricity. President Roosevelt has but one hero of the Spanish Amerloan war In mind Theodore Roosevelt. Hence the vote of the Republican majority if the House committee on naval affairs against the reso lution giving the thanks of Con gress to Admiral Schley and the offioeri and men who served with him in the battle of Santiago. .It is surprising that partisanship shonld go so far as that Piesidsnt Mo Klnley would not have permitted, far leas became responsible for suoh vote. Major Waller over in the Phil ippines does not deserve anything belter than being shot. Tbe wort martial developed the faot thai the arrival of eleven Filippino prisoner' with their esoort was announced to Major Waller as be reolintd in bis bam mock, also tbe fact that tbe prisoners refused to gati er roots and herbs for their captors while on tbe maroh. Major Waller ordered the Filipinos shot forth with. His trial began yesterday at Manila, the plea of "not guilty" being entered. NO DATA FOR AN OPINION. Mas Wiiyte Do you know any thing about tbe people who have moved in next door? Mus BitowNE No, it was dark when tbe turniture wagjn brought their goods, and tbey haven't hung out a washing yet. Night Was Her Terror. "I would oougb nearly all nlgbt Ion?," writes Mrs Cbas Applegate, of Alexandria, Iod, "and oould bardly get any sleep. I bad consumption so bad that if I walked a blook I would enugb frightfully and aplt blood, but wbeu all other medicine failed, three $1.00 bottles of Dr King's New Dls ooTery wholly cured me and I sained 68 pounds " It's absolutely euaran teed to ourecotihe, oolds, la grippe, ornnotiiiis ana lurost ana lung troth bles i'rloe 60a and SI.G0. Trial bot ties free at W li IleLauo's drug store. Pare Home Made Brandy. For liver, kidney or stomach tion bles, oolda, lagrlppe or biliousness there is DoiniUK rjeiier man francis' nil brandies. All orderB promptly tilled will) prune, apple or pear brandy at 74 oenuj per quart, or 12.80 per gallon, Orders by stage or express will be se- oureiy ooxea. Made ana sold to ooo sumers only. I M Fbanoih. Fifth and Blair streets, Kugene, Or Buy Sugar 1 Twenty pounds of beet granulated sugar for $1.00. One bundrsd poundi for $4.75. Ax Billy Department Btobk. O-fc.. fc. -JL- 0 JT. T A.. Bean the . Ine Kind You Han Always 8 Hfaeiara af Tbe only wheel built on meobanioal principles. Itsoyole. Long range sheila are strongest F L Chambers A Bro. d ' Tbe new Ramblers have arrived at Matlock 4b Qoodoblld'a oyolery. Perennial vetoh and other winter- sown grass seed at dkw F L Chambers 4 Bro's We have the beat assortment of fish Ing taokle ever brought to Eugene, Paine A Kay, Mow la tbe time to spray your trees, One spravlng now Is equal to three In tbe summer. d Batntks Iha Kind Vim Hiw Hmjt 8tsg)l sf New firm FL Chambers Bro Hardware d w Benefit for the High Sohool News In ths High, Bohool building Saturday svenlng Only 10 oents. Wall paper. Clearance rale. All styles at oust before new stook oome In. K L Chambers A Bro, d ' "Come let at reason together." We oaothowyos) whyailaoyole Is ths lightest running wheel man ever rods. Paine A Kay. Superior steel range, fitted with hot ooll Is guaranteed to have a qulok oven twe them at d F L Chambers A Bro's. The High Bohool News Is It a worthy auxllllary of our public schools. Help It to meet sxpsntes by attending ths benent In the High School assembly room Saturday svenlng. Only 10 oents, fSisSltSfisngji f. mires a f nvtUtion. T1-. .t is just at ll:ic of the Liuildiiix up of the Ulv as ol the building of a bouse. The f,unila. tion of a strong body ia a strong atom-ai-h. No nun can bo stronger than hit : ....h. A weak aUmach meant a Mruk man. lr. Pierce's C. -l,U n Mnllral Ilivnv,-. curra diseases of the etouuu-h ami other Wip-ns u( iliRestlon and mmitioii. It rniu'.oi the perfect dip-ration ami aaaimi l i;iml of the food which ia eaten. Tliua It lMil.lt up the l.xlv ami restores tticn.'Tth In the only wav known to Nat e or to ar tenet bv iliirrat.l mnA aAsimiUted food. :., IMni la Cl .., ii, K c., rw me.ll. tin i-utrU nte ..f I4hai aaj bniI vaurTh ot SENSITIVE TO' SOUND ACUTE POWERS OF HEARING WITH WHICH FISH ARE ENDOWED. K. J in W :i; it UK' -li' nr: 1, I tu1n.i.. lthll a,,, Ail.ttt. iu. " W1 tunln lo mr. a,l tit i nn.lrr,. ,u ,mlr ,llramM I'i III .m..l. In lrnrv ,!. ,nrT . it irr.imral I , mil of b.h lnil, ,j .. nnmh. I wHchrO 1 pnnn.lt aD,t n. la tot hm'th I hi a.rr f.u t.. frmHcra of Mlhtf .tiK-e. An ritr ft, mo .n4 IB pr,T 1 nr.llh. an.) ,l,h lto p... M. ,., cl4 rrrr r" k wh.l ulhl w f", ' """l-l rrl, le the m,lnk, wu la. la Urtuutr, 1 171. lor a Jtarlalle, wcaKh fir. 1'ierre II eaa.nl PelleU ink thm actum of the " LHatoirerjf," when t t-V-bvt u nHjt:iirl. Soaae iMtereallBaT ExserlaBeale Thai Were H4e to Determine Jaat Watat Manser of Koleee or Motlona Woald Startle Troat. There sre three phases of sense Is flub particularly Interesting to tbe an glertheir exquisite powers of bearing, of seeing snd their subtle, abnormal scneitlveneas to atmospheric Influence. With all our experience and stndy It la doubtful If we have arrived at any thing like a full estimate of the acute sensitiveness with which fish are en dowed. I devote this article to bear lug. By hearing I must obviously be understood to mean their power of ap preciating the vibration caused by sound, tbe conductor being either solid, serial or liquid. In man sound detonates tbe eardrum, and In that way when we ore under water we discover little Intelligible meaning from sounds. But the same vibrations sre undoubtedly received by tho exqnlsltoly sensitive bearing Intel ligence of a fish, If I may use the term, in a different and far more im pressive way. By Intelligence I mean an instinctive recognition by their bodies of some disturbance, juBt as man recognizes a passing breath of air. It takes the form of feeling. I came to the conclusion that I would make a few experiments. Here are one or two facts: A friend entered Into It with me, and we bethought our selves of certain well known trout In our preserve which were "always there." Then wo placed thatched hur dles s day or two beforehand so that the fish might get accustomed to them In such a way that we could approach close to their haunts without being seen and watch the unsuspecting trout through a small bole cut in the straw. When one was not at home, tbe other generally was. My friend undertook tbe noise making, I tho observation. From tho sound of a gunshot 500 yords away, which made our trout dis tinctly start, to the breaking of a twig three yards from tbe fish, which did the same, we tried all kinds of sounds, shrill and dull and at varying dis tances, and the sum of our experiments convinced us of this: That our sensi tively organised friends felt tbe dis placements of molecules through ether, which we call sound, and the further vibrating disturbance through what w call water, which I verily believe con ducts sensation to the'flsb ss readily as glass penults the penetration light to this paper, in proportion to the dlslancoB and tbe character of the sound, but that they did hear, or fuel rather, and with Incredible quickness. too, was conclusively demonstrated. What they heard and were not alarm ed at I cannot tell, but when they were alarmed It wub evident enough by the sanio kind of start they give when their chief enemy suddenly peeps over the banlc. In only two cases could I dis cover octual fright, the fright that sends them down a gunshot .behind the hurdle and a heavy stamp of the foot near by. It Is noteworthy that tho sunn sounds seemed to startlo them most. For Instance a policeman's whis tle nt ten yards sent one out Into the stream as If looking about for some source of danger, whereas a shout at tho same distance canscd no detected movement Their way of shlftlne little farther from the bank when they nave an inkling ot danger Is a very pretty side movement, well known no doubt. It seems for the purposo of wittctiing tho bank at a better ungle. I ho common manner of showing tueir alarm was by a sudden quiver. sometimes followed by a sinking down an Inch or two, as much as to say, "What's up7" I very much doubt if I over crept tip to my poepbolo without being detected, and yet I was careful, for, If you notice, a trout onco on the qui vive gives no sign of alurni at second movement or noise. Onco pre pared be Is Immovable till ho suddenly darts off. You may throw your great coat at him. and he cither braves It stol idly or bolts cleans away. Five minutes' perfect stillness and they settle back to confldcuce, and then they wcro again eailly startled. I fancy tho laws of re fraction bad something to do with It sud that oven from the sky they some times perceived my movements. I had oftcu suspected this before. , Auotber conclusion: I believe tbey heard much they appeared not to. A sudden smack of the hands together. ana there was a decided culver, but a bird rattle, begun very softly and grad ually tiroiiKlit up to Its very loudest, and no notice seemed to be taken. But doubtless, like ourselves, however loud the noise, the gradient robs it of Its startle. However fanciful It may sound, of tbls I am thoroughly con vincedthat water Is such an immedi ate transmitter of vibration to fish that they recognlic sound from the air near ly as quickly as man. It Is no argu ment to say we do uot when in It We have no need. Klsh hsve. And be cause they have they arc nrovldentlallv endowed wlthsupersensltivenessto that particular nervous lufluence among otners. London Field. Two Crepe. "Funny about young Spendltt wasn't itr" said the observing man. "Was Itr' asked the man of an In quiring mind. "Yea; he lost his money raising Cain in Europe snd then made another tor- tune raising cone lu Louisiana." Hal timure American. I'eeleee. Mr. D. Speptlc My dear. I with toii would prepare something occasionally to tempt my appetite. Hie Wife The Ideal Why. you have ,not any appetite to tcmpt-Cathollc Standard and Times. Working 24 Hoars a Day. There's no rest for thote tireless little workers -Dr Hint's New Life Pills. Millions are always boty, caring torpid liver, laundlce, bllloutneaa. fever and ague. Thar banlah aik ha.i.h. drive out malaria. Never srlne or wraksn. ("mail, taste nlra. work dsn. Try them, fit uW l. iw Lano's. OABTORIA. Bean lis t lie lJ 1 "t 'TH 6H Democratic County Convention. Notice Is hereby t'iven that the Lane oounty democrstio county convention will meet ou riatoiday, the 6th day of April, 1902, at 10 o'clock a in at the courthouse lu Emece, Oregoo, for tbe purpose of auuiiustlng one stale sena tor, three representatives, cue county oommlssioner.oue county clerk, sberifl, treasurer, uanm-r, aurveym, coroner and delegates to the state sud con gressional oonveuilous, respectively. Tbe primaries to be belu on March 29ib, 1002. All cllisnns who are i.ppo-td to the republican Imperialiatioand plutocratic tendencies, and all wbo favors tar.fl for revenue only, and so adjusted as in fall heaviest ou luxuries and lightest on necessities, and who favor tbe con stitution fullowiug the ilsg, and all wbo denounce the euurmous extrava gance of the last Oregon legislature, and wbo favor strict economy lu fed era), elate and oouuty adiniuutratlon, are earnestly requested to participate with os in the primaries, convention and electlou. Tbe preeincti are eutitl d lo tbe fol lowing number of delegate: N Eugeuu No 1... 7 P.easaot Hill 8 N Eugene No 2... 6 Fall Creek S 8 Eugene No 1 6 Richardson 6 8 Eugene No 2 6 Jasper 2 Springfield 7 Coyote 4 Fairinount 3 Hpeucer 4 Irving 0 KcKenzle 1 Goshen 3 Florence 4 N Junction 6 Ulenteua 2 SJunotion 6 Lane i! GreBwell 6 Camp Creek 4 Blantoo 3 Qate Creek .3 Zumwalt -....4 Middle Fork ....2 W Cottage Grove.. 7 Walton 2 E Cottage Grove.. 8 Cbesber 8 Haglnaw 6 Mound 2. Bailey 6 Mabel 2 Mohawk 3 Bobemia 2 Wlilamete 5 Blue Blver 2 Five Rivers 1 Eluilra 6 Hazel Dell 2 Wallace 4 Hermann .2 Biuelaw 3 Heoeta 2 Thurston 3 Long Tom 4 Lost Valley. .,,.4 Mapleton 3 Lake Creek 2 Weudllng 1 Total 190 Those appointed for the Eugene pre- olnots as Judges for primary eleoiioa are as follows: Houtb Eugene No 1, Ell Barger, John Calloway and John Higglns. North Eugene No 1, J O Watts, L L Htevens, and Geo Klusey. Boutb Eugene No 2, F M Wllklns, J D Matlock and Tom Blown. North Eugene No 2, E R rjkipworth, U M Kissinger and Pres. ley Comegys. Dated Euttene, Or, Mar. 17, 1902. L L bTKVKNS, J J Walton, Secretary. Chairman. Strikes a Rich Find. "I was troubled for several years with ouronio indigestion aud nervous debility," writes F J Gieen, of Lan caster, N H. "No remedy helped me until I began using Eleotrlo Bitters, whiob did n e more good than all the medicine I ever used. They have aUo kept my wife in excellent health for years. Bhe Bays Eleotrlo Bitters are just splendid for female trouble; that they are a grand tonlo and Invlgorator for weak, run down women. No other medicine can take Its place in our family." Try tbem. Only 60o. Halls- faction guaranteed by W L DeLano. STOP PAYING REST AJID INTEREST American Home Co. Membership fee f 3 00 ner final 9 an on or before the 16ib of each month fol lowing until matured, after which the dues will beta 60 per month without luterest. We furnish the mnnev with whini. to buy, build or to oav oft a mnrtuam or other lien. In case of death after maturity an extension of SIM will be given. In case of tloknesa nr laok of rmnlnv. ment a forfeiture will not be declared for ninety days. ror lurmer particulars enquire of A PHILLIPS, Gen Ast. wltn rW. vrued A Fisher, real estate agents, 7th and Willamette streets, Eugene. ofAgenta wauteo. J. W. Clark. M. S. Hubble. Clark & Jfobbk Transfer Co., General transfer business done, heavy or light haul ing of all kinds promptly attended to. All kinds of wood for 6ale. Baggage transfered to any part of the city. ; Piano and houte-meving a specialty. Ottioe ltoou 3 Hhelton building "i posits Goaud ofUos. Pbfine Ked &3 from 8 to 5. Llesiring calls earlier or later, oall Black. 754 or Ksd 491. GEO. 0 GROSS & CO. Real Estate and Employment Agency . . . City snd county property listed and old on favoral le terms. Oftlce Room 2 Hbelton building opposite iheGUAKD umoe. Timber Land. a-. . Notiot Vailed Staler "OrsZttJ nr.byg,,?'VrJ wi'hibepro,,," or,,... r ""si.ri 'leirHory.'.;,".:! lana states bv . " ill ,f i. anon. hii ... . 1 ""br,"'l lu tbi. office r"(W1' asuil PENS! PENS!! PENS!!! Home and seethe LUCKY CUKVrJ FOUNTAIN fEN before buying. Pleases others, will please you. ...Fo' Sale at the... University Bookstore ONLY. M. A. WOLFORD, Architect The Hoffman W. O. ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER. 50c Eugene, - - Oregon FIRST- Halional Bank Of Eugene, Paid up Caoh Ca-ltal $60,000 Surplua n - 860,000 Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS bone on reasonable terms. Sigh drafts on Chicago, Saa Franclsoo and Port- Bills ol exchanim anlil in i Deposits received sobject to check ot oartiE- uMte ui uepoeiu All collections entrusted to us will reoelvs r (J UDtnsicn:, Presidsnt. 8 B Kasib, Vino Praddfot P. E. Shodobass, Cashier. L. H, Pottsb Assistant. LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON, Established In ISS1. Oldest Sank le tHe Count,. A Oensral Banking business in all branches ti'ansastBu on favorable terms. A.'o. HOVEY.Preeldent l MULIN. Cashier. H.H. HOVEY, ARstCashler EUGENE LOAjl and SiVBEffl 1)1 .. ,a . a iun euu eiieuiumiions arawn i iveiHiimnif. rate. All nriiere left at ii i iiiisnu s arocerv store. Kuirsn. Ill receive nnminl attention pi.' e-j Ati , - (KM lu-,. Bankers Life Association of Du Molnti, Iowa. Salt Inmrsnci-Uw Rates SptcUl Futures mat pitue suty men. Rats cards st First National Bank snd Loan and Savings Bank. IF YOL'R HAIR IS TURNINC CRAY DON'T rLLL II OUT IT HURTS. 'lirar halra are rian.,rlilA ih.invh nn . desirable." The cult rtreiiaralion ths ,lwyi osltr.v restois the ortstnaL u era nr ri.i hair, It the rvuowiir.1 " .Nl A K V a" I." 11 A I K Tun lr natural halt restorative, (not a hair ilva it pmuiillr ioj hair talllus out, prVTenllni he!i1iia: do (allnrre. Fo-,r Jlitiuct Ttlal Tlr tUM ID rr lull hint Kit, la all In. ti v re prepaid. A.t-'rese. J II. griSN ,t CO. eoie ITOI'S., tine St., Chicago, 1U, Of Eugene, Oregon. Pai'J !! Cash hptd - sstl.000 jrpius .... 750 A atNCRAL SANKINO lUSINCSS TRANS. AOTCD ON FAVORASLC TERMS. r ,.. , . Interest allowed on Demand Uortlnn.,., DejosU .hen left rtated rwrlod. C,e Opllecuons reoelve our prompt attention Cttj aud County Warraiu biuihu w t ssowa. PrislStnt. F.SI. OIBtlRS. CsaSlsr. 0. A PalUE, Vlcj Prsilesni w. sr. BROWS Asst CuMsr Earn Olbile Yoa Learn Mechanical Enjinctrinj, Stcsm Engineering, Mttal Mining. Stationary E'njinterlnj, Architecture. Mechanical Drswing. Fit (.'ireulir wr in CWAS K RUPEI.L. -17 Alleky Minck, Interuatlnnal Correspondence elfhrwL MflTT'S nilt .'.)Mffl " ' II SI Ll I ' 1 . i k and body, jfo itu no na: I I 1 m . - laihU of metistrunlion.' kluiwn tviiiimU- foe tmni.n a.. ,,i-.i e - uii by UrtikTRlsts. DB. MOIX'S CHEMICAL Co.. Ci.i.fj 5? d s wauU vulOb IUB LJUf I'll mum n .. "t M i ' I kJ....T . " IU if,r... . umber or atoue iff- ,.slI poaea, ami to eiiubii.V '"natNl Uuu before a, J ,biUh euJ mis office at llo.enu,K o,"1 K'i ina"etu-rF gou. ".clt-l "uj nuu an persons- i SUMMONS. In th Ciifuit Court of tb. Htae ol ( ro gon lo lue County of Ludo. JJftVlO merry, ru.iuiii, T8 Ediih 11 Linton as adiiiimstr.. U . i n state ol J oli a liiown. t tsec iiuu oeurM-d, mid Elbert K Browu aud . hi at , Ml of tiiuber Uti ,, HrnWD. bl Is H6. HDU UfttOtJ J,hUp-Uirti uui audKJ Lhvuipsbir, ber hOHbmu. atd John BuTerly. UefeudHuUt. To Albert K Brcwu ttnet Kleuuoro Hrowo. his wife, defendant!!: la tbo oaiue of tbu State of OrtgoD, yen f.nd t-acb f yon are ht-reby suu woueu aud reqaiftd to uppoar i in said court iid uiiHwer tbe oooipluiut o( tbe ptaiuuil tiled thereiu, oo or before th I first day of tbe next term of and ooart I which will be beld at Eugene try, Laue ! oouuty, Oregoo. on tbe third Monday ic June, I'JVi, Mug tbe vi(b tay of tbe mouth, or jndgaieut and dt-cr o will be taken agaiuiit tbe estate of Jobu iirown, , deoeuHtKl, for tbe relief prayed tor in the oonJt)iint, to-wit: Judguieut for tbe Bum of $(70.50 ana an attorney's f e of $75 0U and for oos'8 and ditsbntementa of huh and a decree of foreclosure on tbe uioriMge lien described in ploioiitTa complaint upon tbe follow-cg described real property, to-wit: Lot No one of flection numbered thirty io towusbip No Bev- titecn south of range three, west of the V illainette meridi an containing HI. tH acres of luud, in Lane OOUDty, Oregon. Aud it U otdered by the court, The Hon J W Ham 1 1 too, judge, dated Maroh 4, 1002, that service of buiu mous be made upon you by publication in he tiugeue Daily Goaud, a newspaper of general circulation published daily iu said Icoanty, for six consecutive weeks. The firrt publication of tnia notice will be March 11th. Da ed this 10th dny day of Maroh, 1002. UEO. 15. i-'OUBIB, l'laiot ill's attorney, SUMMONS- In ths circuit court of the State of,Oregon f jrLane county, MattieM Piatt, Plff., VB, Benjamin A. Platt.Deft. To Benjamin A. Plett, defendant above named: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and aoBwer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled court aud cause on or before six weeks from tbe date of the first publication of this summons, and if you fail to so appearand answer Raid complaint. for want thereof , the plaintiff will apply to said court for the relief prayed for in said complaint; towit: For a decree of Baid court, declaring the marriage contract, now existing Detween said pltiintiu aid defendant, forever dis solved, that plain till have the care, custody and control of the minor daughter, Linna, and for eucn other and lurtber relief as to the conrt may seem equitable and mat. ThiB summons is published once each week, for six oonsecutive weeks, by order of lb Hon. H. E Kinoaid, oounty judge of Lane tounty, Oregon, duly mado at the oourtbouse in Eugene, Oregon, on January 22, 1002. Ti e date of first publication as fixed by aaia oruer is tiauuary I'M. G. W. KINSEY, Att'y. for Plaintiff, Notice of Final Settlement. VntirlA ia riArcVlv nieon tl. . T.h . . , ' 1 " iu.i h u. Gearbart has filed in Ibe County Court of Lane oounty bis final account as adminia- trntnr nf IIia Auiara nf un. rA..l.... A ceased, and the County Court of said oouny ty has set Monday, April 7, 1902, at 10 n'nltmtr u m nl Ilia I ,i.n - v . . ...u wui, uuune nn uie time and place for the final settlement of said cB.n.e. ai, UC1-HUI.H interested in salu es tate nrn Wnh, nnlifla ,n nu jeotions they may have in writinf) to said uud nui.uu l uu ut ueiure sum aay. Dated fcugene, Oregon, March 1, 1902. Jas M. Gkaohabt, Aduir. of said estate . . B. Skipwobtii, Attorney. Administrator's Notice. Notioeis hereby eiven that W. O. Zeigler uuiJ npumieu auministrutor of the estate ol John S. Wright, deceased, by the oounty court of Lane county. Ore gon, and all persona haying claims against said estate are notified to present the same oiu auuiiuisirnior aaly verified as by law required, nt the low office of Jenckas & Hatbaugh, rooms 2 and 3 First National rlHUK DUlldlnul in Kncrenn. T.aio nA Oregon, withiu sii months from the date VI .UIB UULICB. Dated this 4th day of March A. D , 1002. . Administrator. UKNCKES 4 HABBADOH, Atty'a for estate. Administrator's Notice. Notice is hereby given that Geor'oo A. Drury has been duly appointed adminis- wun tne will anueied, of the estate eL r"" Cartwrighi. deceased, by the conuty court of Lane county, Oregon, and ePr,o1Th.aViug Claims a8ini" id estate r.tr.1 t0 v,tJeM 88,08 to id ""tain istratorduly verified as by law required at he atoreof W. M. Vanduyn in'cobDrS Oregon, within sii months from th. ri... ? mis notice. vl Dated this 15lh day of Jan. 1902 , , . 'tKOKGE a. DUUkY. administrator wilh will annoiert Att y, for estate. L. Bili Notice, liotioe is herehir i signed A. J. Crujan. Jt J ZaU. HIS Wife, Uul Couu.yCou01Un;eu' a decree ol bald court i,.. '' SI Grace Haen, ammoi, a so to Changs the UBsttTiS 1 "" ay 01 AImoIl A fl the hour ol 10 o'clock mtli said dav at tue County CcnrVp court house iu E,., .... Y"m'.l gou, has by d UnTt'.T!? tho time and place lorL" "5'! tion. All persons h.vi.V:," l petition are herb, MUM 1T same on or belore said tarTr,11 published by order oi the sud c,l Kincatd tor Laue ocuutv. n..nn this 7th day, ol Jauusri. A iTS LOCUau Notice of Final ISettiJ Notice is hereby given Ihuwl aud L. U. hktpworih.eiecutaTi"! lll and tHtun,ant b-j K1l uiu mm ft w iiolt, deceahed, have filed in ij cuurtotLaue county, Oregon J ... . BUUllliuirit, estate, aud that Hrm H p r'1 ut said court. Iii. at ti... & t u 'i.b " r "".' courthouse in Lugeue ss the iirjal uoniiuij sum uuai account. . All perBous iuierestwi is aii , hereby notified to present in , they may have to said nrjfr, writing ou or before said lime t J noiu uuu aucuuut, Eugene, Oregon, i'eb 3, 1902, AnokLrjlHru I I.. B. bspfetl Axecuiorsoiuttv Administrator's Nolittl Notice is hereby given (bat tel fiuiy una ueeu uuiy sp-ujoitd cJ uutor ol the esute tit ) (jitrj deceased, bv the rnnniv iw., . 1 oounty, Oregon, and all peuouil uiuiuiB nguiust suiu estate ale ucl present them to ssid admuitAur:! verified as by law required el us anl In M Vanduyn iu Culiurg, Orfj, nJ oi juuuiuh irom tue aaieoi uiikesi, UMea this loih day ol UlU.i GtoKiii.Ll'icn, aoiijQut L. BlLVSD, Alty for estate. Executor's Notice Notice is hereby kiveu ttui t signed, JauieB ocritnu. cai bj appointed executor ol tneeiuusu tiorivuer, deoeased, by lite oountj avl Laue county, Oregon; and all ten 4 tug oluims agaiust said estate in 2t notified to present the samewiUiUtrM vouohers to tue undersigned tlKttl the law omce of L. hilyeu, in tugttt I gon, within six monttis trom ibeail tms notice. Dated this 12th dav ol lutuit, IK I J i Aito eCHlViul L. Bu.vjtn. iuto.oluu! Attorney. Administrator's Not Notice is hereby Riven that tleo sigued has been by Ibe count; v Lane county, state ol uregon, m tho admiuisuutor ot tlieetiw"1! Allen, deceased. A luersoua havine claims aii'l estate are herebv notified to y- sume, duly verified, to ths uMtisil tlalo. Laue couutv. slate ot lnT,"a BIX uiunibs Irnin tue date ol tbillU I Dated at Hale, Oretfoni M "" I January, 902. Administrator of tbe etiatt) ol J y ducvased. Notice to Creditors. Notice k-i, l . 1 bi.cu iuai J A Crtnn Cntm T T "PP"'"'" 'by the County esute o h!;1?'' B'"i''..tor o TZ noting I. , . I e8,aw Bre hereby tngeno, Oregon, March 10, 1902 Atly for estate. Executor's Notice. ZJlh... M, Van estate o. John DiSZuddtcea'aed' t I.' eouu,v court,,! Lsne wtTZtl' ih! v-i iJersons havino flaim - uu aate are beret v no ?i ? g'"B"1 ,",d tame duly ,"Imyea'da,'0 I-eseut tfie t-oliur,, OniKin wilt,.- " "lor m tb.d.eoltbB;,n;0,;l", 111 m"b. from Daudthls bth oav of Feb., 1902. 41. AN1,UVN L. Biltko. Alt'. 'ro "i0 "tats. NOTICli TO CRtWIOte Notice is herebv civen that lb1 tue estate oi Pam tlauinilli tI l the County Court oi Laue foun'I' 1 duly made aud entered ot n"".- i day 01 Uctober, iwi, V""- ,i r in ..,w,.i uhui eslste arettn1 quired to presem thcui, duly .Ue uuuetelgutd at tne law olSM A. Orison. VUJ-1 months from tne date ot line MU"' I ,,,......, . ,.t., 11,1 K. l.-Ol. e ' jlAansliiiae!. Administrator of the elU""- liaaimitt, deceafed. b. O. l'ortiB, Attorney. KOTICE TO CKWTOte ia hereby given tW k Notice of FlrSeUement ..lVonu,Ke".l'h,( S S Jece.d. ha, fi ed hi, 'fi 'e,' W P . nailer ..I .d esut. n thl' 0,'nt in "o ine couutt. Or -"""7 court of Jay, tbe 3rd dav of ,n Mon- onr of 2 0'd "ck ' '2, at the da, ha, len uIr(1'V, ","D00n 01 't Notice i ijiuton uas wv "it r t Qna MlDQI.I v- administratrix ol tbe estate ohm- Hr.. A il r.Miinn hav iDK ClSUB . 1...-K., nniiiied to bmiu taiNie are ut.ru ----- the sauie to the said admiolstr" i. n,i;. ..kn l Williams w o. Ko-.iii.u.sr,,' ior, witnin six mouiu this notice. Octibei 10th, 1901. M AiiBiUWj" Nonce of Final SW1 Notice is hereby girD ..iSfl iiuiniHtrtitor ot ihe tBWC' , ,1 hltd bit ni- i uif i aLsid. dect-aftt-a. Lit . ' . . 1 L.lsttK ID 1 m me xunutT ui ram , ; l.aie c uety, O't1 T Ai tbe h ui ol i o'. ., is in i" " l,,a t... Iu.hu mm "J , oourt lor the hearun ol ol jl I Sivnlilil SII..1 Inf llifi II II HI i court vi ilOUdrt 'or the final ..,,1, -,: ", ",a, i Jo said account B. S. ii,,r estate, aud all persons UJ""8 VI aud bo are intertaitd in sstJ . l i ;j j . ..... and n 1 - , - oeieuy nrunru 10 u - . jecllousouor belore the salii said ecurt for Ibe bearic Daiwl tbia lo.hday ol JJ .For Sale bv Linn Druo Co I" I lUSt), Attorney. Adrnujistiator. ' AiniUl,i I. D.LISC, Attorney.