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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard CAMPBELL BROS Publishers Published STsry evsnlu of ths week. Baa lays esospSsd. Address all cotnmunleatloiie ul mass sll remittances peyabla to tb Eoam Uoamd, Sugtine, Ormou. SUBSCRIPTION jBATKfl. DAIII. Urilvsnd by carriw, pat weak.. Delivered by carrier, pas- month BrnuUI one year (inadvaaoe) dii months Ons month... Binsis onptes. wont. 1 60 00 8 00 60 (16 w. v-s 811 months . , Aarartlaiag rates toads knows, on applica tion. Entered as seoond-elsas Hasans. Oregon, poetothoa. natter at ttu THB EASTERN OFFICES -Of tns r, .per are at 230 to 284 Templs Court New York Olty, sad U B Kxpre-1 BUg, B WiJ. tiMfton Bu, Chicago, 111., K KATZ Advert! In, Agency Is oharge, DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET Vot Governor QEORQKE. CHAMBERLAIN, of Multnomah. For Seoratary of Stale DAVID 8EAR9, of Polk County, for State Treasurer HENRY BLACKMAN, of Morrow County. For Juitlos of the Supreme Court B F BON HAM, of Marion County. For State Printer J E GODFREY, ef Marlon Montr. For AttornaT-Qaneral JAMES E RALET, of Umatilla . ' County. For Baperlotendsnt fubllo Bobools W A WANN, of Lane County, . . DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. For Senator Ii M TRAVIS, Eugene. For Representative O K HALE, Hale, J M EDMUNSON, Goshen, ON CASTLE, BaKlnaw. For County Clerk CM YOUNG, Eugene. For Sheriff W W WITHERS, Thurston. For County Coroa.lae.oner JPOURRIN, Cottage Grove For Treasurer A 8 PATTERSON, Eugene. For Assessor J M KITCHEN, Irving. For Surveyor SIMON KLOVDAHL, Eugene. For Coroner OR F B SELOVER, Eugene. LEE 11. TRAVIS. Lee M Travis, the Demooratit nominee for state senator from Lam County, is not a native son, but he oame to Eugene when a boyo fifteen years. He was born npoi a larm In Steuben County, Ne York June, 20, 1874. While stil an infant his parents moved t Miohigan, then to Iowa, then t South Dakota, Nebraska, and U California, In each of whiob state, they lived about three years, com ing to Eugene, in 1889. His lather, Rev G J Travis, Ph D, was a Baptist divine, and a veteran of the Civil War, having served for three years In the Army of the Potomac, with the 44th N Y Volantcars. Rev Travis was the pastor of the Baptist ohuroh In Eugene for two years, and was killed In a runaway aooldent while attjodlng a Baptist convention near Oakland, Oregon, Young Travis had all the ad vantages of the oommon eohools of the different plaoes where ,tbey lived, and took the degree of Bache lor of Arts at the University of Oregon with the olasa of 1197. While In oollege he wti a leader in 11 student affairs, having been the University, representative to the State OraUrloal oontest In 1896, a member of thetraok and football teams for three years, the manager of the football team for the season 1896 7, and ths president of the University Demooretlo Club. Upon his graduation hs found himself without means to attend a law sobool but, determined to fit hlmselt for his ohosen proleesion, went to work and studied all his pare time upon Blaokstone, Kent and Parsons, until the breaking out of the Spanish-American War, when he threw asida bis books and was one of ths first to snlist as a volunteer In Company "C," 2od, Oregon Volunteers. He went to the Philippines with his oompany, but after a few months of that troplosl climate was strloksn dawn with ssvere case of typhoid isvsr, and for many weeks his lifs was de paired of. At one time it was generally believed in Eugene that he had suooumbd to the disease, but by strong will power be finally lxxame able to betoken aboard a hospital ihip, nd was seat borne upon the Bio de Janeiro, the sbip that recently went down in Golden Gate harbor. Upon recovery he continued his law stndiea, and was admitted to the bar in 1899. He continued bis studies at the University o' Michigan at Ann Arbor, taking a degree in June, 1900, stan ling one of the highest in law, and second higheet in oratory in a class of 282. Fraternally Mr Travis la a Mason, an Elk, and a Woodman of the World. He resides in Eugene with his mother and two s.Btere. GEORGE E. CHAMBERLAIN. George E Chamberlain, Demo cratio candidate for Governor, was born near Natchez, Mississippi, January 1. 1854. He received bis preliminary education to tne puDlio eohools, and in lail eniereo vvasn ington and Lee University, Lexing ton, Virginia, graduating from the college of the letters and the college of law in 1776. In the Fall ot the same year he oame to Oregon, settling at Albany, where he taught sohool for some months. Early in the year 1877 he was appointed Deputy County Clerk for Linn County, holding the office until 1S79, when be commenced the practice of law at Albany, in part nership with Judge L FUnn. In 1880 Mr Chamberlain was nominated and elected to the lower houee of the Oregon Legislature by the Democrats of Linn County, and in 1884 was elected Prosecuting Attorney for the Third Judioial Dlstilot. " In May, 1891, be was appointed Attorney-General by Governor Pennoyer, and was eleoted to the same position in 1892. Upon the completion of his term, in 1896, .he moved to Portland, forming a law partnership with F A E btarr and W E Thomas. In 1896 he was a oandidate for Ciroult Judge of the Fourth Judioial District, (Portland), at the hands of the Democrats, but was defeated Oy Hon Alfred F 8ers Jr. Two years ago Mr Chamberlain was eleoted Proseouting Attorney for the Fourth Judioial District, defeat ing R E Bewail. Strikes a Rich Find. "I was troubled for several years with ohronlo Indigestion and nervous debility," writes F J Green, of Lan caster, N H. "No remedy helped me until I began using Electric Bitters, which did ae more Rood than all the medloloe I ever used. They have also kept my wife In excellent health for years. She tays Eleotrlo Bitters are Just splendid for tetuale troubles; that ibey are a grand tonlo and Invlgnrator for weak, run down women. No other medlolue can take Its plane In our family." Try tbem. Only 60o. Satis faction guaranteed by W U Uelano. Lady Agent Wanted. A good selling artlole with about SO peroent profit. Easy work and no oapltal required. Apply at 00 Cromer's reetdenoe, Tenth and Oak streets. J N Suibman. The Imperial. Cottage drove, Or. First olass.rjaniple room 80x60 feet, well equipped. Bates $1.00 and $2.00 per dav. Bears Um aifastara ef yf ins mho toii nun aw) The Kind Yon Hun hra Boifk LOOHIIW BACH To the time when, she was plucked from the very grasp ot death, the natural Ira pulse of the womanly heart Is thankful, ores for the means which saved her, ucni I c lu neip otb-r women In like case. Those are the motives which prompted Mrs. Kva utimctt to write accompanying testi monial to the curative power of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. This is only one cure out of thousands. No one would dare say that the average woman was not as truthful as she la good. And it is the truthful testimony of the average woman that .-Write Pre scription" cures womanly diseases when all other means and medi cines absolutely fail. It eatalv llfthee reirularitv. dtics the drains which weaken women, heals inflstimiatlnn and ulceration ami cures female weakness. It tmnquiliies the nerws, tcxtorrti the appetite snd induces refreshing sleep. I have Intrmlrd tor tome time to write lo yOM."M. Mm Kv Bumrtt. of HilrllviMr. I.O S.n Co. Ky.,"nd frt m tr.timnnll lu truant to ht jr.Mir melu-inr h. tlonf lol mr. My tAt.y erne in JuW. ,io, and I hail eontratlvrVtii:i, ami lay at ilmth'a tloor for ten Ions tr,U I w. lit a ilrra-Uut romtulon anil haX tin of the beat ,liioraof thf i-ilv. After cvvrvthtng hatl tiem .lone an.) I had rn fivrn tin to die I a.krd ny hii.oaiid to art ma a bottle of Dr. It'Wi "aironte rrwtiitlon. He- had no fauh In It. hut hr got II. and whrn I had t.kan it two werka 1 wa. aMt to walk lo the dlntnc room lo mv weal. nd bjr tha lima I had takrn Ihnu tvttp. I wa. abla lo co.-k hr inr lamiiy of tour. 1 cmn vrvcr nraiae ir. Ilatve and hta ncdletna enough - IV. tierce's Pleasant Pellets cure tsili mianraa. SBSJ CHICMISTIS S tNOLISM 1. UK tt ot I..I4 MM. a.IM mm iia.M.H., 1.h.M4k.r- KS.M Smwin .b.ai.UwN mI Thim. atk a., f - m, a., m 1 al'.U. tnlMlda a " NIW (V I ..Ir-M ijmw t u. t.r wall. la... (..MM,... aui., tHU.M1l I hl-.Ul I k I I I'.. atadlaas Sx rkULA. ! the ?M saswatsiarww City Properly for Salt. Hm-uhou' Aoninoa to Ecoiki To those desiring lo purchase city lota, I bars laid out ao addition oil the south aid of ths cltj and north of College Bill Park. 1 bays 120 lots lo this addition, and am oiling tbem very low so as lo snsbls evsrj ons to has a boms of their own. Ths prios of these lot is Irom $00 up Ellis Btiwabt Additiox to Booms I have soma very desirrabia lots in this addition, In the Terr heart of tbsoityand witbin a lew blocks of Willamette street, Whtksub's Additiox to Euoehk I bsrs s few lots in this addition within two blooks of ths First National Bank. Coixaos Eu Pun , I have 100 lota In this addition. The price now ts $50 each. We will advance the prioe soon. W sxpsot College Hil1 Pstk to become ths most desirable rest denos pioperty in or near the olty. Hcndbioxs' Additiok to College id ill PlBX We have 70 loll for sals ohesp In this addition; also 0 or 50 acres of very choice frnit land. I hare on this place 1300 young prune trees, about 400 Bartlett pear trees, and 200 black walnut trees, also apples, plums and small fioits. This place has a good farm house, bam and out-bouses, and is s most beautilul suburban pieoe of prop erty. It is known ss the LoouBt Hill farm, and there is no place In (be state more beautifully and pleasantly situated. I amnot in real estate business ss a busi ness ws sell our own lands only. I employ no agents. Any one desiring lo purchase any of this propsrty will find me at ths first National Bank. I will be pleased to show property and give prloes. I mio,ht ex cbange some of tb is property for good timber land. Come and see me. ' T. Q. Hevdsioks. o ua. tti l a-s. x i Basra the ftgostars ef nis hire iac nan w, a ilSL Do it Now. Make Inquiries regarding the beet route to take on that trip yon ale con templating this summer. The Cana dian Pacific Railway can oger greater Inducements to travelers than any other route. It Is the popular tonrlst route. The loenlo beauties are unsur passed, the traveler passing through the beat of the Cascade and Rooky Mountain ranges during the day time two days, and one night of the grand est sceuery in the world, passing the famous summer resorts and hot springs at Field, Laggan, Sloamouse, Donald, Glacier and Banff, and through the famous farming distrlots of Assina- bolne, Manitoba, North Dakota and Minnesota. Making a trip via this route and the beautiful passenger steamers Athabaska, AsBlnaboine and Manitoba aorosa the great lakes, the toorlBl avoids the beat, dust and other obleotlonable ' features of summer travel. First-class and tourist sleeping oars and observation oars on every train. For rates and other Information, call on or address F R Johnson, F and P A, Canadian Paolflo Railway, 142 Third street, Portland, Or. F R Johnson, F 4 P A Sheriff Sale on Foreclosure. Notice is hereby givsn that by virtus of sn elocution snd order ol ssle duly issued out oi ins (jireuti touri ol me btsts of ore Hon, for the County of Lsns. on the twentv. seventh ds of Msroh, 11HJ2, on a judgment rendered In said court on ths sib. day of starch, lUU'i, lor ths sum ol Nine Hundred and Beventy-two and no-100 dollars with interest thereon from said fourth day of Msroh, lWi, at ths rats of 6 per cent per sunum, and Eighty-five and no-100 dollars attorneys' lees and tbe further sum of Eight snd 26-100 dollars, cost; which judgment wss enrolled and docketed in the olsrk's office of said oourt in said county on ths eighth dsy of Matob, 1902, in sn sot Ion wherein alary E. Ilarsh wss plaintiff and George W Evens and M J Evans, his wifs, were defendants, and against ths shore named George W Evans, defendant snd to me directed, oommsnding tne in order to satisfy said judgment snd costs snd scorning uuaia iu ecu aue iuuowing uescriDoa proper, tytowlt: Ths wsst half of the norlhwsst Quarter uu wa uuioM.ai quai iee oi tne noruawast quarter and lot number one of section twenty-nine, township seventeen, south of range firs wsst: oontainina one hundred and Ally Are and 13-.00 acres in Lane eouniy uregon. Now therefore in lbs nsme of ths Slab. of Oregon, snd In compliance with said win oi elocution and order oi ssle, 1 will offer (or ssle sll the riant, title and internal of George W Evans aud M J Evsns in snd to ths sbove described property st publlo auc tion to the highest bidder for cash subjrot to redemption, st ths sontbwsstdoorof the oourthouee in Eugane, Lane oounty, Ore gon, on Monday, the 19th day of May, 1902, b stwean ths hours of 8 o'slock a m snd 4 o'olook p m, to-wit: ons o'clock pmon said dsv. Dated this ths 27th dsy of March, 1892. W W WITHERS, Shsriff of Laos county, Oregon, GEO. G GROSS & CO. Real Estate and Employment Agency . . . t'lly and county nroneHv listed and sold on ravorat Is terms. Ufrloe Room 2 Hheltou building opposite the Guard Office. The Hoffman W, O. ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER 50c Eugene Oregon J. W. Clark. M. S. Hubble Clark & Habbl? Transfer Co., General transfer business done, heavy or light haul ing of all kiuds promptly attended to. All kinds of wood for sale. Baggage transfered to any part of the city. Piano snd hottae-morinff a specialty. Othoe Itoom 3 riheltoo building op posite (IcaSD oBioo. Phone Ked 5tt3 from 8 to 5. Deairing calls earlier or later, call Black. 764 or lied 4tfl. Bankers Life Association u olDu Moines, lows. Ssle Iniurincs-LowRstti-Speclsl Futures that please busy men. Rattcsrdi st First National Bank snd Loan snd Savlnjl Bank. PENS! PENS!! PENS!!! (Vmiesnd aeo the LUCKY CUKVK FOUNTAIN FEN before buying. Pleaaes others, will pleaae you, ...For Ssle st tho... University Bookstore ONLY. Earn While Yoa Learn Mechanical Enlnetrlng, Steam Engineering, Mttal Mining, Ststlonsry Engineering, Architecture, Mechanical Drawing. For Circular write CHAH F RUPELL. ai7Alifky Block, Portland Or International Correspondence riobool. M. A. W0LF0RD, Architect Plans end specifications drawn at reaRonnhlH rates. All orders left at N T WIlBon's grocery store, Eugene, will receive prompt attention. Pbone Ked 4U-1. For Sale bv Linn PLES THE ONLY BIG SHOfW COMING HERE. NORRIS Big Trained Animal Shows. The Only Qteat Amusement Enterprise that fulfills every promise. 500 Performing rA.ta. lrtt(wmlCATtO . wuiSTtitcr. NOvVnKE-aa. taaw-J- AIUIIF.nlTORmiaariii.... I uxnvw I V iM 1 1 1 FRIDAY APRIL 25th. Performances at a and 8 pm. Watch f r the Grand New Street Tarale. A Marvel of .Processional Wealth. Royal Roman Hipprodrome. PRICES Adults 50 cents Children 35 cents. FIRST- National Sank Ot Eugene). Paid up Caah Capital $60 OOU Surolua - SDU.uu Eugana, Oregon. a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS . Done on reaesnahle terms. Sight drafts on Chicago, Saa Francisco and Fori land, Oregon. Bills of exchange sold on foreign countries. Deposits received aobject to check or oertin oate of deposit. , All collections entrusted to vm rill rewire orompt sttontion. r G Ussuaicas, President, S B Rajus, Viob Prealdent P. E. SNOrMSASn, Casl-lsr. ' I,. H. POTTSB Xaetatant LANEGOUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. CatabllahaS In ltd. Oldest Bask la tSs Csuati. II flansral Banking busmsss in all braaches transacted on favorable tarmi. A. G. HOVE?, Prealdent L. O HCLIN. Casbier. U.K. HOVEY. AwtOa-bler EUGENE and Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid lip Cash tap;lal - $50,000 Surplus - - 25,000 a OENcnaL asNsiNa auaiNcaa trans. SOTCO ON FAVORABLE TERMS. Drafts taaned on the principal dtlee of the United statea and foreign oountrles. Interest allowed on Demand Certificate of Deposit frhen left etated period. Collections receivo our prompt attention, Olty and Count; Warrantn bought. W . SHOWN, PrultJent. f.W. OSBUHN. Gasblar. 0. A PAINE. Vice Prtililsn W. W. BROWN Asat iiallir DR. WILLIAMS' INDIAN PILE OINTMENT n ill oure IllinJ, Uleeding and Itx hiuf; Files. It absorbs the tumors, allays tho itching tit once, nets as a poultice, gives instant relief. Prepared only for Piles and Itching of th private parts. Every box is wnrrnuted. Judge Coons, of Mnysvlllo, Ky., says: "Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Ointp montcurod mo after yoarB of suffering.'1 Hold by druggisu sent by mail on receipt of price. 5u cents and $1.00 per box. Druo C Animals 600 Trained Elephants! Trained Camels! Trained Seals! Trained Lions! Trained Sealions! Trained Monkeys! Trained Ponies! Trained Zebus! 20 Funny Clowns 20 Every act a feature; Every feature new! Will Exhibit in EUGENE, ROWE'S SUMMONS. I In Hit Circuit Court of ths State ol Ore- v o for the County ol Lane, ll.vul Cherry, fUlt tin. tiiili. B Liotvn as iiuii i"rtU n i tiiftie ot John brown, utoieswa, teud Mary Browu, widow ul Jobu mwi . u ctiiuttMli aud Elbtrt K Browu aud El Him. Brown, tiii wife, ftod Graue sLmitp-mn-builKJ Lttiui shir , bur bUNb.Mio. d Johu Beverly, iJeleuciriiilt ToKlbaitK Brcwutiuii Kletiuort. ni .wu, bm wito, flefoodiiuig: In tbe name ol iut bute o( Oregon, on and t-hob i t you utt h-reby sun aioutd tod reqairtd to aptttir iu uua oourt kud MUitwer I tie oua.oi.iut it tin plain till tilwJ tbereiu, ou or Lmlute tb tirrtt duy of tbu nt-it term of B ouur wuich will be beld at tuKeue Ci y iaue OJUiity. Ortgou, oo tbe tbird Mt.u 5 it. Juoe. IfUJ, tveiiie tbe 16(b uu Li ibt munib. or mdcuiem ana atom, wui im tutcen auaiuut Uic entate of Juou Brown. dt-outttUN, for tbe r liof preyed lor iu tbe oaup.ttiut. to wit; Judgiueijt for the tmiu of 77tj.5u ano ao attorney's tee ot $75 to and for ooi t aiid dift'Orameuta of suit aud a decree of foreclosure on the mortgage lieu d fe sen bed iu pioinun h compiauit udoo toe follow deburibed real property to-wit: Lot No out of aeotiou .uuibrrtja thirty in lowuahip No BevcDtecn aoutb oi rMJLfb tbree. wat of the Willamette iueridi tin euniaifliDaf 31.o4 aoree of laua, iu Lane oouuiy. OreguL. Aua it in orilereu by tbe uou't, The tton J W timuiltwu, jndge, ddleri llaCi 4. VMA, that Hcrvict- oi hom- Lbboii r upon you by publioj:iou in no .Ul- IvAii.T GoHD.a urfWHpaper of ueuetal uircui.itui. uubiibhKl dniiy ha said " . : I.- TL. icutiniy, tor an cousecunvo wwb. iud lir nt publication of tuis uottee will be Mttrcti 11th, mz. Da ed this lUtb duy day ol March, 1U02 Giio. JJ. iJoKnia, Plain till 's aitoruey. summons- id the circuit court of tbu Slate of. Oregon f jrLaue county. Maine ol Piatt, PUT., TlAni&min A. Piatt. Deft. To iieujumin A. Piatt, defendant above named : IN THE NAME OF THB STATE OF Oregon, you are hereby required to appear ana answer uie cuiupiaiui, uivu uaiuai. joa in the above eutitletl conrt aud o use un before bix weeks Iroin the date oi the brat nubUcation of thin Buiumons, aud if jou tall to bo appear ana answer naia eompiaim, fur waut thereof, the plain till will appJy to aaid oourt foi the reliei prayed for iu aaid oomplaiut; to wit: For a decree of said court, declaring tht marnuge contract, now exisutig between said pluuiti aLd defendant, tortVer oia- Bolved. that plain tiB have the carti. cumouv and control ol tlie minor daughter, Li una, aud lor euoh otuer and lurtber reuet aa to the oourt may buem vaaitable aud mat. Tbia Bummona it) pubnuhtd once each week, for six consecutive weeku, by order ol itw Hon. a., a. Kinuaid, ooauiy jutlKe ol Lune county, Oregon, auly made at the courthouse in Eugene, Ortgou, on January i'i e date of first publication as fixed by aaid order is January IWA, O. S . K1NSEY, Ait'v. for PlniutirT, Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby civn that Ja6 IV! Gear fa art haB hied in the Count Court ot Lane oounty hie final account aa adminis trator of tne est at) of Wm Crearnurt, de ceased, and the County Court ol staid conn ty has set Monday, April 7, 1UU2, at 10 o'clock a m. at the couit house as tbe time and place for the final Settlement, of aaid ebtate. All pemoLS interested in said es tate are nereb no lined to present any ob juutions they may have iu writing ii Bald nuai aoooont on or ouiore Bald day. Dated tug one, Oregon, March 1, 1902. J as M. Gkabhakx, Admr. ol said estate. . R. Ekipwobth, Attorney, Adinmis rator's Notice. Notioe is hereby piven that W. 0. Zeigler huh vavu uuiy appoimea auminiolrator ol the ebtate ol Johu H. Wright, deceased, by the oounty court of Lane countv. Orb' gon, ano all persons having claims against said ettuie are nodded to pruHunt the aam to said adiumiaiiMior dm Tended as by law reqiu.iu, ut lo law ufflo- oi Jentkes & Haibaugu u, .uj.2 and a Fiibt National bank buiidia-g. in Lugeue.'Laue oounty. Oregon, witbiia six months irom the date oi tuis notice. Dated this 4th day of March A. D , 1902 V , U. ZUIOLKU, Aumiiiistrator, aGNOKKB tb HAbBAUOH, Atty's for estate. Administrator's Notice. Notice is bereby given tbal Oeorge A. Drary bus been dulj appointed adminis tiator, with the will aiiuexod, it the estate of James Csrlwriijhl, rtcoeunea, by the oonut court of Laue oounty, oreou, and sll persons having claims against said rstate are uotined to present same to said admin istrator duly vended as by law nquued at tbe store ot W. M. Vauduyn iu Coburg, Oregon, witbin six months from the data ot tbis notice. Dated tbis 16th day of Jan. 1902. OEOliGE A. DhUltY, Administrator with will anutaeo u. otni Att'y, for estate. Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby siren that (i A Cm bell bus been appointed by the County Court ol Lane county, admiuistmior of the estate ol 4 At Diok, oeoeased All persons bguiust saui e.lateare hereby Lotlflt-a to preaeut tbe same lo m rfl mirk-d, at the oflioe of E li Xkipwortb in Bruo, ungua, witoin m niui.lbs trnui tne uate ui tuts notice, tngene, Uregou, iUrch 10, 1902. OA CauPBSuth Aomr. estate of J M Uiek, deceased . K bKlPWOBTH, Atty tor estste. Executor's Noticed Notice is hereby given that W. M. Van dtiv lasteenippomud neeutor ol the e ' ho oi John Dianiouit, d,ceaed, bv the county court .,1 L.ne oouui,. o.eeon. and call person, having claim, jlD,t , jste are hereby not.ned to f Llul " oTb'e uny1?'"lei,"nd W"h "'- Pro" C , T"1 "''-r. at o.s sto'.e in tohi r Or, gn, within .u mouths from the date of Ihla notioe. "muairoui Dai.d thisoih cay of Feb , Iao2 W. 41. Vam,itvi taecutorol sid bii i L linnij, At('y Notice of Final Settlement deoe.ed. ha. h,V B '5,0lW P chola, .r i . ,j 7 account in tbe bearms of ohi, " . ' ,a . lor tbe dnal L i. r"a. nouot and U- 8. Nic. xs Adumiiiiikiui', mallr J.v in. 3m 0'5 .'a- 'b.V ilon b"ur'0 "vtckrn.i'- ' " Jay hs. lJ l.m,.'i''- " of that rt for the Timber Linej, a.. , Rb,,T-'U,0 I'kiiiJ n fornu, Ormou k". i rTtol. l 1 Dt .n. . . . " til ,1 """"tt. n albul lira- J 10 tbiauto,Lt ,u'ot tor the iu( ot blotto,, labge that tl ,,n.hu. iua . kit laud O. tne 3rd n, , u .. U.H -u"oa JSna.na T "s J.H r'l D . " Mfls, An s.r.,1 -.1 Ihe.boTes.&J u IU UaV OI Miirnk nTli Notioe ia hereby , Ul ljsUlf. tv,n," 7 omiatoEieunoteU,'a( vth6a,Ud,olU7,A ilioWrol lUoWrif aia ua at ths Couw, CmiT ooarl Ouua in i,. ' r (ion, taas bvsaia 0oo..,3 ths time audDian. iLr1! "on. All persons u..,,,.! potillun are hm. salm.ou MUitoa,,, ,1 '-- juutio OI lie uu, , lOr laii A. n,i u AJatedat l.ugtlll, ULa iui UBjf, Ul rfaLOat.,,! It WJWU, Notice of FmlSettll3 Notice is hereby gWeMbitiJ aisd L. It, &kipworui,Mttuw!l wid and teBtauiem uud wuteef nj ,oart ol Lane county, Utiga, h' iscuouiit ot their Bamiouthiu tbitttu, mid that Hod. H. k. fo oi said eout, una letThun., at 1 u'oiouk a, ui. ol bmu ri.. annrlrinnuii in J. ... I All persons iniuietueuui xida beruby notihtd 10 ptbbtut Uf t ihey may have to smd tum' writing ou or before aaid time fg said Uiiai auuuuui. ' Eugene, Oregon, Keb 3, IM Administrator1! No:ta Motioe is hereby gmatkGq! Aauijr una uocu uuiy MJfj'UU, uator ol tbe estate ul iUM i u dtCtaatii. by the Coowj Ctcidi uouu UKfcuu, anu wl puuJ uiaiuib agaiiiHi earn wtele Uilk presebt tnttn to laid tin veiibed an bj law rtqourfu u a w M. Vauduyn in (Jwbuig, itap, UiX luoULlia 1 To 111 tilt. bHlcvluWb, Daiuu Uits loin un) uimin QwwLka, L. UlXYMT. Atty for esuui. Executor's Net Notice is btitoj b.r. Hut lit signed, James ixfiviai, tu M auuointed exeuutur ui tUttUtiff Qcrivuer, deceased, by Uit oJMlJ A Laut county, Oregou; wiaU! ing claims agaioBtHkia wtw w uotined loprebent toeuaonlini vouobers to tne uaaerauDN (be law orhot ot L. oiljua, t: ftou. within six iiiubUai ima J Ln.M Ul,tla!tl. Duttu una 12th dav ol iota, L. Bixxifii, i.xM.olai. mbuiuuy. Administrator'! Note I Ni.unn ia hereby aires lis slKUod has beeu hy Ui Lane county, state ol Ore? Uie admiuibtrator oi vm All.,,. ftWtHHMHfl. I All Iturauus hSViDB hereby nolinea rl same, duiy verified, to tie u! idaie, Lane oounty, slate ol Ut"! six mouths lruiu the date ol US'" ! Dated at Hale, Urtfon. ins AUminiBtratui ol thesatsleot deosaseU. NO'liCK TO CBED1W KJn....u iB hur.hv UlTfill UlSl &V Slgneu has been spnoluled ine eaiuie ul Paul rlauusiuoj -l .. IBMHUliI juiy maue sua entered of J jay ul ooiooer, r I . . aiala art I quir.d .u p...ui 'l uiuuibb Irom tne date ol uuik tugene, - . A.liuiuiatrator of uia v' Uaoiujltl, deoessed. ri. O. Porrsa, Attornef. 7.NOIICETO CREWI Notice is hereby gl Jf, u - ,.UB bet allfwa."- , oouut, w . - -- uoU auniiui.rau. --.1MtilisM deceased All persona harisuJ- said estste are herepr " the same to the bsiu auo...-- 4 ,. ul Johu MWHuas" - oi aukauc, w,m I lor, wnhinsn u.ontiia mm ibis notice. October turn, 'pn,B,W Aillfclf J Nonce of 1 ... c.:...ik.tG' Knttpfl ta nereny s"- . ...ak " aka at TJ in tl matter ol said -Tmi court ol U'e r ""'' , Jits, siondnt. i 1 L. fjs si! tbe u, ui , that dbj i been U'eu - , court i,. ins hearifs o'ytiMi t ill mr-- .ooouui anu lor the nasi esuts, and all peraoJ 'J ,s1 and wnu are ,u.t.. - . . . ..... ....rt.rt m mass . ueieui u.-." ...-das' .,,..... or before it" a"7 '-..decurt for the hesncltu"; DBied tbu loth da) uaj L Banc, ttorosy. Attornej.