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Newspaper Page Text-Aya : Daily Eugene Guard CAMPBELL BR03 Publiiberi Pabliahl sverr svautaa: of ths arsak. Boa iaye excepted. AiiJiese all cosnaonnkafione Mi i auk all ratal ttaaoas parable to tbe taaDi uuasd, auto, uihub. 1 ".Y. Ijvare4 hr oariier. I r week I IS Irelivered by oarrlei , , -f month 60 Brmatf on year (In adranoe) 6 00 Six months , I 00 Ons month...., 60 H-nla onpies, 06 WIULI, Ooe jam 12.00 HI I months 1 00 Adrertiaijag nm mad known on applica tion. Entered as ssoosd-etaat matter as lbs B igwin, Oregon, poaiotboa. THR KASTEBfT OKFIOE3 Of lbs ti.rareet 2M to 234 Temple Court, New York Uitr.ud U Kiprees Bldj, 87 Waeh IimIod BL, Chicago, III, K KATZ Advsrtie- ln Aft-saoy In oliaxgs. THURSDAY - - APRIL 3 COLD WATER FOR FURNISH ALREADY. Two years ago the Republican candidates for OreQon ooogreesmen together had over twelve thousand voles plurality, la faoe ol that vote the Portland Telegram on tie very afternoon of the nomination of Mr Furnish as the Republican oandtdate for governor gave that gentleman a very good dath of oold water ioe water as it were even used the very indelicate "if" in referring to ,hi pros peat of eleotion; , iSt Forniflh.ifeleoted, will make a oarefol, oapable Governor. Bot he will not have anoh a walk over neit June as soma Republican nominees have had heretofore. Candidate Famish undoubtedly felt a ohilly sensation in the region of the baokboae when he read that, and then remembered that tbe big part of the nearly tea thousand majority of tbe Eastern Oregon distriot for the Republican candi date for congress came from Port land, also that his competitor to be, Mr Chamberlain, carried Port land for proaeouting attorney by several thousand majority at that same eleotion. Mr Furnish has reason to feel ohilly when he con sults those Multnomah oounty eleotion returns. A GRASS TRUST BEAT MOODY. Congressman Maloolm Moody has found out what it means to publloly work for corporate inter ests that is when his hocae people are the ones bit hard. He has been retired from the Portlani and Eastern Oregon congressional dis triot simply beoauss hU vote and Influence were thrown in favor of monopoly, of leasing the publio range to large corporations to tbe praotioal exoluslon of small stock men. Hs made the , mistake in supposing that the parl.y reoord for trusts would carry him through with bis constituents. But those constituents kioked ovttr the traces when a praotioal illustration of trust legislation oamedlreotly home to them. And the distriot that gave Moody nearly ten thousand majority in a vol of less than thirty-five thousand two yean ago repudiated him. It was all right for Moody to vols for trust- on clothing, ssichlasry. sugar. In fact about all the neoes arlea of life, but it was all wrong for him to vote for an Eastern Ore gon grass trust. He has found it out too late. WILL HISTORY RKPEAT ITSELF Will Oregon politioal history re peat itself? Sylvester fennoyer, an attorney by profession, though sot in praotioe at the time of his eleotion, defeated David P Thomp son, banker, the Republican candi date in 1890. George E Chamberlain, prose cuting attorney of Multnomah oounty, is the Detnooratio candidate against William J. Furnish, I Pendleton banker, on tbe Republl can tiokeL Chamberlain has never tailed to overcome odds when nominated and, we believe, is very liable to do business tor Oregon as hsr governor. Rural free delivery is meeting With suooees in Oregon, twenty Ight routes being in operation. In farming communities one hundred families can be served on a twenty five mile route, and they are entitled to the daily delivery of mail.slx days In the week. The system practical ly brings the country sections into ths metropolitan system of daily letter carriers, and the farmer oao have his daily paper left at his gate within a few hours after it has been printed, Each resident along tbe route must have a mail box all ready, as the carriers cannot alight from their carts to receive or de liver mail. An International union, with ten thousand members, has accepted a woman as a member for the first time. It may not be the last time. Miss Maud Dennieon, of Chicago, will be made a member of tbe United Brotherhood of Leather Workers and Horse Ooods Em ployees. She is an A 1 mechanic and can hold her- own with any man in the oountry as a harness- maker. While Lane county got no place on the Republican state ticket she has two native sons Judge Bean for supreme judge and Joel R. Whitney for state printer. Democratic County Convention. Notice is hereby given that tbe Lane oounty democratic oounty convention will meet on Uaturday, tiis Sth day of April, 1902, at 10 o'clock a m at lbs oourthouae In Kugene, Oregoo, for tbe purpose of nominating one state sena tor, three representatives, one oouuty commissioner, one oounty olerk, sberlfl, treasurer, assessor, surveyor, ooroner and delegates to the state and con gressional conventions, respectively. Tbe primaries to be held on Marob 28lb, 1902. All cltlaens wbo are opposed to tbe republican Imperlallstioaud plutooratlo tendencies, and all wbo favor a tariff for revenue only, aud so adjusted as to fall heaviest on luxuries and lightest on necessities, and who favor tbe con stitution following the flag, and all who deoounoe the enormous extrava- gance of tbe last Oregon legislature, and wbo favor strlot eoonomy In fed eral, state and oounty administration, are earnestly requested to participate with us in tbe primaries, convention and eleotion. The preelnots are entitled to tbe fol lowing number of delegate": If Eugene No 1... 7 Pleasant Hill 8 N Eugene No 2... 6 Fall Creek 8 8 Eugene Ne 1 6 Blobardson 6 H Eugene No 2 6 Jasper 2 Springfield 7 Coyote 4 Fairmount 8 Hpencer 4 Irving , 8 KoKeuzle 1 Goshen 8 Florenoe 4 N Junction 6 Ulenteua 3 a J a notion 8 Lane 2 Oreswell 6 Camp Creek 4 Blanton 8 Gate Creek .8 Zumwalt ....4 Middle Fork ....2 W Cottage Grove.. 7 Waltou 2 E Cottage Urove.. 8 Ohetiher Bsglnaw 6 Mound 3. Bailey 6 Mabel 2 Mohawk. 8 Bohemia Wlllamete 8 Blue River 2 Five Rivera 1 Elrulra S Basel Dell U Wallane 4 Hermaun 2 Bluslaw 8 Ueceta 2 Thurston 8 Long Tom 4 Lost Valley. ..4 Maple too 8 .Lake Creek 2 Weudllug I Total 190 Tboae appointed for the Eugeno pre olnota as Judges for primary election are as follows : South Eugene Nol, Ell Barger, John Calloway and John Hlgglne. North Eugene No 1, J O Watts, L L Htewns, and Geo Klnsey. Bouth Engene No 2, F M Wllklns, J I) Matlock and Tom Brown. North Eugene No 2, E R Bklpworth, O M Klssluger aud Pres ley Comegys. ' Dated Eugene, Or, Mar. 17, 1902, L L Btevins, J J Walton, Secretary. Chairman, The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. First olass.Bample room SUXBO feet, well equipped. Rates i.OO aud 2.00 par uar. IVctori not seldom glre tip a owe, but a mother neter does. While lite lasts, while there is a spark of vitality which love s Ubor mar fan Into a Manic, she toils untiringlv for the child aha brought into the world. And sometimes where the doctors fall the mother succeeds. She has no prejudices. Any means she will use which will save her child. The mother's prescrip tion given below la a cast) lit point. Her daughter w.ta given up by phvai claoa as suffering from an Incurable disease, called "wasting of the digestive oreana.'' The mother pre jcribed Dr. Pierce's Oold en Meitical Discovery anil " lNvorHs Prescription," rn'l had the happincaa of ltr .ti-v.t-r r. -.'. to uviicct health. Or. Firm's Golden Medical Discovery cures disoasea of the stomach awl oth er organs of di- gettion and nutrition. It is a nerve, nounahiug, flesh - forming medicine maVIng new Mood and new life. "Golden Medical Discovery contaiot no alcohol and It Is ahsolutelv free fnnn opium, cocaine and all other narcotics. ii is a uu? temperance medicine. bt mor, t no 4odor cvuKl htlp hK tki th OjmM nt4 gri wtU. Aba hatl ' aHa of thf diraHTf oTKn ' Mf eaVhr itlrl to VWr UH. I im.wt kttow thai tr rnerrr mU. dn will cm rf her.' fVt h Sniffht ii txMiler t bit of 'O.Mdrr, MllCtl IhcTry' Ihrtt n ' rvWtte lVrtst-rtptioa.' tttA nunr of the) rV ku, n.l now i r Ue?r U a wrll rruu. 1 Wt iiunk yon fbr yvmr mviieiut Dr. Pirrce't Common Semw Mnli-al Atlvitrr, in paper covrnt, it tent ftrt on recti nt of i ontvernt ataittm Hi tM npenae of mailing only. AdUrca ... . . i . f at. v. nerce, uiuiaJo, w, Y.: fcU My lMr (of Arlintion. Wnahlnitoa t? Hfhf ,) w mlU Ttry tirk in, hntl rrri itK-tor,- writf Mrt C V Hfrrtia. ol Kk Ctlv iKxiafl. i-a. Nfbr. They cumM M do htr n w4. n toU my m.Hhr thrv wxA B,a (,,. 1 AN EXPRESS PACKAGE. Wir tbe Skipper Would Mot Deels Data Ila Vain. "What Is the value?" asked an ei precs aent Id a l'.roadway office of a keen .ved ruatomtT v. ho hail handed L! ii u uucknge to be sent to a western city. Tbe uiun addressed did not an swer at once, but glanced at a printed turd u the nail tlmt rtads, "Always ttutc the value of your shipment" "If I suite Ihe value, will your com pany pay me that ami'iiiit In ease the i(kr.'f Is lout?" asked tbe roan lo his turn. " Vriuihly nor. unless thst Is proved lo he ls Viiluu." answered the agent. "If I suite the value, rim I prove a (Tenter value if It la lost?" 'You will luuo to nfik a lawyer that iUentl"n," replied the agent. "That laii't necessary, for 1 happen to V ww the law," snld the shipper. "Your .'euipnny Ik trylnj; to eatnliHHh an un fair rule, heennsc It wnrl;s only one wny. You are right when you Bay that my statement cannot bind yon. for li ease of Iksm you can prove the vulue, but my Ktiitenieut would lilnil tne, for (he co'jrt would my that I was 'estop ped' liy my ileclurution us to the value. "If a shipper should undervalue bis Hlilpincfit, thinking that thereby be would reduce the ruarges, lie would have to stand by his statement, and your notice Ik calculated to make him do tli.it very thing. You ran mark my ulilpiuent 'No value stated,' and then If we meet In the courtx It will lie on an equal fooling." New York Herald. The y.llrm We Walk. How tu:!iiy ttills a man walks In his llfet'iiie ilcprn'ls naturally upon bow much be viiI:;h n day on the average, but the nuiu who walks the leant cov ets n vast, number of miles before he tiles. Koine men walk two lullea a day, some four or live and koiuo as many as ten. If a man walks two miles a day and Uvea to be thirty years old, bo will cover 21.011 miles. At the snme age a man who walks three miles a day will have walked :I2.S.")0 ml lea. Almost ev ery intui walks between two and three miles n du.v Juxt In going about the hcniNc, ttiv olllco, the shop uud in going to and frpr.l the curs, otc. A man who walks five miles a day finds that at the age of thirty he bas covered M,7r,0 mllel and at the age of slily ton.'dO. From this should, strU-t-ly speaking, be subtracted the few months or a year when he was a baby unable to walk, but the result would not l e nITceli'il materially. Now, the circumference of the earth at the equator Is only 2I.SDS) miles, so therefore u man who nt the age of six ty has averaged Ave miles a day since he was able to walk has walked enough miles to have encircled the earth four times and have n good many miles left over toward the tlftb lap. . ., PIMPLES .v"!T had Pimples on ber face, but she tow boon tuklim CASOARETS anil ihoy -Hh.LLdi1;p,ra.1' 1 bma troubloi with oonatlpatton for some ttme, but arter tak. !S5k ."J1?.1 J?,r I hvo bad no trouble with Uita alltnont. Wo cannot apeak toohlsh ly of Casaarots." FRSn W a wry am. ucrmanwwn Ave . 1'hlUulelphla, Pa. CANDY m aaaF wi nnni. TSADf auaa i oll?ff.,l.&,tblft Taaw Good. Do wood, Havar Bloaun, Weakao. or Orlpa. Wo, Ko, fiOo. ... CURB CONRTIDATlnu iimi., o.-,..,, Mwlfl, s. Trt. ill nv is araiv aliuto CVJaffcTobaooo Uablu GEO. G GROSS & CO. Real Estate and Employment Agency . . . I?ltv attlrl aVtntitB rrArkA.rv llataul san.1 i.uirw.t.j iisnu eeuu nlii Oil fWTnMhlAfjirrna Cftn. Unnm 2 HhJvn build I Dg oppotiteth Guard Earn dlhile Yoa Learn Mechanical Entijncering. Stum Env-lrtWrlng, Metal Mining Stationary tnjlnttrin Archttccturc. Mechankal Drawlnj. For Clroulw write CUAB F.RUPELIi. lU7AHtkv RlrmtT. P.xsilssnt ils . . . avaeiasj VI iniemntiouni UorrMpondenoe Hobool. IP YOUR HAIR IS TURNINC GRAY DON'T PULL IT OUT-IT HURTS. "Oiaj halra ara honorable, thonth not alwaji 1ratrabla." The anil prapaiauoo thai will poallvalr reiloia tho orlflnal u raj or fa,t! hair, Ii ttia rauownad "at AKVKI." IIA1H TON 1C a natural halt raatoraltvs, i Dot a hair djel ll Kmuiptlr alooa hair laillns out, pRTantlna alilnaaa; oo lallurva. Four dtilinct Tlul vlr luaa In TOrr lull pint sotlle, all tor il.cm. tx. Praia prapald. Ail.iiraa. J. II. yl'INN CO. sola rropa., W l-lua Su, Chloajo, 111. M. A. WOLFORD, Architect I'lans and apeolflillnns drawn at reasonable rates. All orders left at N T Wilson's arrKWry stow, Eugene, will rewlve prompt attention, fbone Red 4(U1. The Hoffman W. O. ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER 50c Eugene, . . Oregon om Parker WSLTCS ROSS, !' Frank Cooley And tbe COOLEY COMPANY IN THEIR Repertoire of Established Successes WeekXommencing March 31. Monday, "Peaceful Valley." Tuuday, "The Mouth ol the Canon." Wed, "Knight ol the Maik." Thun. "Under Two f Isgi." Frl. "A Woman'i Honor," Sat. "Sire to Son." Matinee, "Rip Van Winkle." PRICES 25, 35 and 50 centi. Seats on tale tht Corner Drug Store. STOP PAVING HEJiT fllD INTEREST American Home Co. Membership fee $3 00 per $1000 ; $2 60 on or before tbe 16tb of each oiontb fo. lowing until matured, after wuloh tbe dues will be$6 60 per montb without Interest. Weturnlnh tbe money with wbloh to buy, build or to pay oil a mortgage or other lien. Id oase of death after maturity an extension of $10 will be sjlveo. In oase of aiobness or lack of employ ment a forfeiture will not be deolared for ninety days, For further parlloulara enquire of A PHI LLIPH, Gen Agt, wltu 8var. verud 4s Kisber, real estate agents, 7th and Willamette Btreets. Eugene. ktoVAgents wanted. lyon's French Periodical Drops StLc.tJ3Lve?etableJrfectly harmlesa, sure to accomptiah DESIRED RESULTS. Greatest known female remedy; CAUTION SWi0 wnnterfelts and Imlutlons. The gen nine Is put up onlr In paste-board Ha stoaa tat Ciroour to WILUAMtj MlTu. CO., Suit ent, Clefelaad, Ohio. JV&L&Zfrgkjf x Per Pale bv Linn Daily Eugene Special Telegraphic Service Every Day . . . The largest circulation, consequently tbe best advertising medium. Job printing of all kinds at reasonable prices. CAMPBELL BROS, EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS. -FIRST National Bank Ot Eugano. Paid up Caah Ca-rral 85O.O00 Surplus a - 86O.O0O Eugena, Oregon. AGKNERAL BANKING BOSINKS3 Uone on reaaonablo terms, BIgh drafts on Chicago, Man lTranclaoo and Port land. Orogon. BUla ol exchange sold on fonign countries. Dopoaita received aabjeut to oheck or oertiti aat of depoait All collections entnisted to ns will receive prompt attention. T O UtHDBIOXS, F. E. SsoDoaASB, Proaideat, Caahior. S B Kixia, L. H. Fottib Vioe trealdeat Aaaiatant. LAKE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON, Iitaallthed la last. Oldeat Beak la tne Canaty. II Saoeral Bankino business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. Q. HO VE Y , President h. G HOLIN. Cashier. H.H. HOVEY, AsatCashlerl EUGEJiE ItOJm and Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital - $50,000 Surplus - 25,0110 A GENERAL BANKINQ BUSINESS TRANS AO TED ON FAVORABLE TERMS Drafts issued on the prlnotpal cities ol tbe United BUtes and foreign countries. Interest Allowed on Demand Certificate ot Deposit when left elated period. Collections receive our prompt attention. City and County Warrants bought. W t. SHOWN. Pnsldirtt. F. W.OSBURN, Csshlsr. 0. A PAINE, Vice Prssldani W. W. BHOWN Asit Cuhfar Druo Guard SUMMONS. In thf Circuit Court of tbe Btale of Ore gon for the County ol Laue. liavid Ctierry, Plaiutili, va Edilh U Linton as sdmioialntiii of ILb eatate of John Brown, ut-n-aseu, ituo V!ro Hrnwn. widow ol John I'.rown, de ceased, and Elbert K Brown aud Eli snore Browu, liia wile, aud Grace LampHhire andEJ Lampabirr, bar husband, aud .l,,hn KAVrlv. Lleienaanu. T viln K Brcwu and Eleanore Brown, his wife, defendauts: In the name oi uio Htate ol Oregon, von aud each of yon are hwebj ann uiontd aud required lo appear in raid court sod answer tbe complaint of tbe plaintifl filed therein, on or before the first day of Ihe neit term of si court which will be held at Eugene (i J Laue oounty, Oregon, on the third AIuu y it .Tnne. 1902. beiue the 16ih day the month, or judgment and decree will be taken against the estate of John Brown, deceased, for tbe relief prayed lor in the oimplaint, to-wit: Judgment for the sum of $770,011 and an attorney's fie of $75 uu snd for cosis snd dit-uursmeuts of smt and a decree of foreclosure on the mortgage lieu described in ploiutirTa complaint upoa tbelollowing aesonoea real property, to-wit: Lot No one of section numbered thirtv in townshin No seventeen south ol range three, west of the ft illamette meridi an containing 31, U acres of land, in Lane oounty, Oregon. And it is otdered by the uonrt. The Hon J W Hamilton, judge, dated March 4, 1102, that service of sum mons be made upon you by publication in he Eugeue Daily Guam, a newspaper of general circulation published daily in said tcoanty, for six cousecutive weeks. The first publication oi Inn notice will be Mnrcn lltli, iwi. Da ed this 10th duy day ol Marob, 1902 Geo. B, Dosuib, I'lainUlTe attorney. SUMMONS- In tba circuit conrt of tbe State of.Oregon fit Liaue county, Maitie M. Piatt. Fiff.. VB, BeiiiamiD A. Piatt, Deft. To Be oj am in A. Pluit, defendant above naiiif d : IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer tbe complaint tiled againut you in tbe above entitled court and cause on or before six weeks from tbe date of tbe first publication of this summons, and if you fail to so appearand answer said complaint, for want thereof, the plaintifl will apply to Baid court tot the relief prayed for in said eomplaiut; to wit.- For a decree of said conrt, deolaring the ummuge contract, now exisurg o&iween said plain tiii aLd defendant, forever dis solved, that plain till have the care, cnntody and control of the minor daughter Li una, aud for euch other and further relief aB to tbe court may seem euaitable and lust. This Bummons is nubiitjhed once each week, for bix consecutive week a, by order of thai Hon. H. H Kiucnid, eoauty judge of Lane county, Oregon, duly inude at the oourthouae in Euuene. Oregon, on January 22, 1U02. 'ft e date of first publication as fixed by aum oraer is January iwz, G. W. K1NSEY, Att'y. for Piaiutiff, Notice of Final Settlement. Vais lB a.i t. Gearhart has filed in tbe Coumy Court of jjMua uuuuiy iiih oaui account as au minis tratorOfthe eaiat of Wm Gunrhiirt.de ceased, and the County Court of aud conn ty basset Monday, April 7, liH2, at 10 ft'nlnnlr n m. or tha inn . t nn i. - . ...w iwu(v uuusv an vua time ana place for the final st ttleiueut of said osiavo. ucx-tuL.5 luiureaiea iu sa;a eS' jacliouR they may huve in writiuy tu' said Dated fcugeue, OreKou, M.noh 1, lSh2 JiS M.. GftillllAUT, Aditir. ul a. id ectaie E. K. Skipwobto, Attorney, Administrator's Notice. Notice is hereby piven that W. O. Zeitjl has been dulv aiirmitiit-rl the SBtate ol John S. VVrighl, drcuased, by . vi ijane couil'y. IJre- gon, and all persoua huving clainia uiraiust aaiil estate are uotintx) to present tbe earne to said adaiiDiBirator duly verified ns by Haibaugb, tocma ii and 3 F8t Nttt,onai ank bmldiugl in Eugene, Lane county. Oregon, wubiu Bix montbs from the dsie of tbi notice. Dated this llh'day ol March A. D , I9U2. W. O. Zkioleb, - , Administrator. uKNCKSS k HitBlDOH. Atty's (or estate. Administrator's Notice. Notice is hereby given that George A. Sato? t'l T W rPiu adminis trato,, with the will annexed, of the estate ol James Cartwright, deceased, by tbe eooutyoonrt of Lane county, Oregon, and all persons havinn claima oi0, i j ?.?r.n,l'S'1 ' pre9ent 6ame 10 "3min istratorduly verified as by law required at the ,oreol W. M. Vanduyn in'coburg Date.) this 15th day of Jan. iuoa. . OEOhGE A. DBUKY, ' Administrator with will annexed ait y. i0r estate. Notice to Creditors. Notice is herohv .-. . I...S . . j b"m siini w a uimn, ueu UPS Detan r,nm.,ln.i i. r havinj ckim.. . "' . .r"1-. Pers"is nnniiii "'u estate are Hereby notified to present the same to me, dulv veritK-d, at the ofli ni p u ' .. . Eugene. Oregon, wlthta all mo'Stbs fror the date of thia noiiee. Eugene, Oregon, Maroh 10, 1902. Atty for estate. Executor's Notice. Notice is ber. by given thai v r t- oounty court of LarT "'n . ' by Coburg, OwBon within ' " h" "ore ' thedafeofthTno'ii."1 mo,"h Dated this 6lh cay of Feb., 1902 w. m.vanduys L. Ettu., Alt'y W0'Or 01 - Not! e of Final Settldment Notice i hereby given that B v x . matte, ol,d., "''""''W ' the said Un count,. O, " J C.on!"? ort of day. the 3rd da, of March iC," hour of i u'cluck in (be ZtJ ,l lhe day ha. We of that l.a..in -i DT M1' COW! In. ... ia.i,u,. io.hd.ymurc'd;",r- H- . Niciols, L. B:i-iu. 4dttiU"rator. Ailorney, T rrfcsr Lire c, j ter tiro Ct j, . Notice forbcl8rteJl8?! 1 oti u hereby Ki.A .i'V -eTli wii.i it r; B,,eu il'iuit;.:u,L Ol JUD '' "Aa ...H-a aale of torn Tej land a sum. ,, Aag,i' rd Ii. Campbell, ot ttoodL' k U non. K,ate of Oregoo ba. S Ihia office bia "" ii ward Ajarion. iu thia lor the purchase of tiT, ZZT Snotion k0.3a. .o.n'M'uS gel tan and will 0ri e, '."Hi t tbe land aon.ht ".?,w" a j of b) range that tl in timber poaes, land this tne 9 3rd day of Uu,cT'i;80D'"d.r He names as witness,,.. ' r '1 Eugene. l.r... ",' ,.b"j H. Jr.. .of Eugi ne Uiegon; L. b'm.'on, Oregon '.i.ai.uumpnre,,,., gou, Any nnrl all , . . tbe file their olaimj in this om"6on"1'k said i.T.tUUjfjat Notice. Notice is hf.rf.h ni.... . . signed A. J. Cruzau , J r?" anrf r Z.' " zau, bis wife, have tiled a neiin n Countv Conn f Z ' .PU"U 3 u. a decree of said court lor Lv' Grace llazen, a minor Vj a '9 " oh8 the name of "JiJ ?! " day the 3,d day of h".' the hour of 10 o'clook in the Z'.ZT1' said dav at tbe County Court VZ1 " oourt house ,n Eu.enl, Un S? "a gon, bas bv said I ;,.,,, , ...... 1. ft the time "and place iorhZkS tion All persons having objeSnnSS petition are herby notibcd to vJL name on or before said time.Ilu, .,'. published by order of .he Hoi, J? ! Kincaid, judge of the mi (Jonmj tor Lane oi uuty, Oregon. ' Dated at Eugene, Lane countr, 0i this 7th day, oi Jauuai), A. 1). liJoj A.J. CUUZiS OOlbAUiai Notice of Final SettieTienT Notice IB bemllT oivnn t.. i--v . aud E. It. Skipworw, executors Ji Zk l. . uu iaie 01 Hamatlli iioit, deoeueed, have riled in lis cuurtofLane county, Oregoo, ujtirk aioount of their aamini.iruoo ol estate, aud that Hon. 11. Ii. Kioiwd, i Ol aald coutl, hue set Tburs., Alar. 6 '2 at SI o'clock a. m. of said duy and itj, oourthoune in Eugene as the iimeudpu for heating said nual ucoouut, All persouB iuieiestiuiu Buid eitiltu hereby notified lo priBeut uuv obittu they muy have to sid Jinal 'acconiit, i writing on or before said time for fwu said hnul account. v Eugene, Oregon , Ei b 3, 1802. ASULUSK floLX, E. H. bKlPVObTl, Executors ol asm aw Administrator's NoMce, Notioe is herebr given thai Qeorgi 1 Drury bas been duly uputul aouiior (rutor ot the estate ot Mar ) i Carts-rigs, deceased, by tbe County Uut ol La oounty, Oregon, and all usotu birq claima agalusi eaid tstule ale Mi a present thtm lo sold sduiMbtraiaT (if vended ub by law required at Hie mu VI M Vauduyu in Coburg, ort-gun, ntu bix uiontbs lruni tbeduteof ilihuuis. Du'.eii this loth day ul Jan Iwi (iKOliOW. A. )iti, AdlniuiAjitoi. L. iiLYau . Atty fur eatt.u. tixecu.rr's Notice. Notice in bcrtDy k.iu,. that Ihe uia signed, JumeB boiivut,, has been dnif lipoluted executor ul .Lb utaleol SDdrti bunvuer, deocaacd, by tne cuuutr oourt a Luut county, Uregou; aud all persons lin ing claims against su id eBtate aie stita, uotilied to present tbe same wall Ibea vouchere to tne uLUersigueu titcutu ii tbe law orhoe ol L uiheu, iu Luktnc.U.e Kou, within six lnui.ins ireni ill Okie tnia notice. Jated this 12th day ot August, I'M. eA.uEa bUKlV.Ntn, L. Bu.ykit, 1.xbu. ol saiu esua, Aturii,ey. Administrator's Notce. Notice is herebv mvt-n that the oxis signed baB been by the county court S Lane conuty, stale of Oregun, appoami the admiuietraior of the estate el Jet Allen, deceased. All persons having claims acsicit an estate are hereby notified to pitsi " Bame, auiy verified, to tne uuoeieiguc" -tlale. Lane oounty, state of Oregon, iuk six months from tne date of this oouce. Dated at Hale, Orttfou. Ibis :uiriuij January, 1UU2. C. K. EALE, Administrator of tbe enale ol Jee deceased, , NOTICE TO CKEDHOllS. NnliM id kavuV. nitron thftt lh QndS- sigued bas been appointed adniinistratoroj tne estate ot fani tiammitt by an oraer ' the County Court of Lane rouniy, Uregt duly made aud entered of record on tiieW duy of October, laul, All persons h claims aguiust said estate are hereby re quired lu prneeut thein, duly verified, tne uudeialgued at the law otfies of . u fotter at Eugene, Oregon, sriinia " months from the date oi this nouce. Eugene, Oregon, Oct. H, U'vl. 11 sans Huuem. Administrator of the tsteie ' D Haoimitt, deceased, b. O. I'ottkb, Attorney. . NOTICE TO CKEU110BS. Notice is hereby given Itat Wii B l.intmi hna bf. aimointed PT t tlnnnlv (nnpt nf l.ann COUUtT, OriVtSi admhilBtratrix ol tbe estate ol John bi deceased Allperauna having clam 8 afsu aald estate are hereby nouued to r1?" thesanje to the said administratrix st w law ottioe of John 11 tt ilinuns in u W ol Eugeue, with the proper vouciieri lur, wubio six mouths Irom die a1 this notice. October 10th, 1901. EorrB B, Lrsro- Admiuuiratni Notice ot Final Settlement Notice is hereby given thst G K M stlministratur of the estaie of ilsruJs Lean, dectascd, has filed bis finsl iu the matter of eaid eslate in tbt kotw acd if court of l.ai.e ennty, OietJn, sin.,l..v. ,)... :inl ,! .v of alarcb ths hour ot ioViu-s in the altertoo" i that day baa bu hied by order u. -court li,r ine hearli.g ot oljeciions account and fol tbe final seitlimenl ol a estate, and all person, hanes cbJ aud who are iulereelfd in said beieby u"tlfii d to n ate aud file J" ' jectloiison or belore the said date Mes ; said ixurl for tbe healing thereof. Ua e: thia lotb day ul Ju l.vi. Ii. '. litLxiS. .duiiaistiati L Eiirici Attorney.