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Newspaper Page Text22 Daily Eugene Guard CttMPBKU. BROS 'r.iis-hera PublUhel irerv evening of ths wtk, fe'in Address Ail couiuiudicaiious al make all reudttaorart payable to ttUiiiMtio&iUi, Kukm, Uregua, ths srusoiarTiov baths, i ii.i. Ildlrsrad by carrier, i week t J' DOivered by carrier, per month N HrraAil one year (in advanoe) W Sis months J (u month. J SiukIo oopios. 00 WauLI. ju v 2,!J1 Sil months Advertising rates tueda known on epplloa- ti"U. Entered as seoond-elaas Ujene, Oregon, pustorlioe. matter at lot Till JDTKRN OFFICES Of ths pu.rareet230 to 284 Tempi Court, Now York Olty.aad U B Kipreas Bldg, 87 Wash ington Ht, Chicago, I1L, B KATZ Advertls- tuton In., Agency In oharge. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. For Governor GKOliUE JS. CHAMBERLAIN, of Multnotnab. For Beorstary of Stale DAVID BE A KB, ol Polk Couuty. 87r HtaLn Treasurer HENRY BLACKMAN, of Morrow uouuty, For Justine of the Supreme Court B F BON HAM, of Marlon Copnly. For State Printer J B GODFREY, of Marlon County, For Attorney-General JAMES E KaLEY, of Umatilla County, For Superintendent Publlo Bohools W A WANN, of Lane County. Tbe ut oommercial iiopuriao.e of New York City can only be ap preciated through a study- of tbe weekly bank-olear&nos ttiW ineutH. For initanoe lust week the Dew world metropolis' bank oleartngs aggregated $1,767,532,000 out of total clearances for tbe United States of $2,572,025,000. nearly half. And while with few ezoeptiunl clearances showed gains all over tbe country, compared with the corresponding week last year, a deorease of twett;oDe per oent in New York wiped it all out and gave a net decrease of fifteen per cent. All this talk about putting an end to the state printing "graft" enjoyed by tbe state printer ie positively disagreeable to Joel Whitney, tbe Republican candidate. Mr Godfrey, the Pemoorstio candi date, for some reason takes little interest in the talk about it being the duty of tie legislature to enact legislation that will secure tbe printing required by the stats tbe game as for private partiei :or about what it is worth. flLIPINO NAMESP Near Hire Their Orlsia Explained br Fanelfnl Lee-ends. Many Filipino names have had their origin explained by fanciful legends and traditions. Every name baa a meaning. Jaro la called by uneducated Visa yan Balog, which meant cop. Tbe leg end which purporta to give tbe deriva tion of tola name dates back to the time when the monkeys and parrots ruled tbe Inland. Once there waa a great drought, and there waa no place where water was to be found In all the mountains. So scouts were sent out to look for water, and they trav eled many miles until tbey came to a spot where the river flowed all the year and where food was always plen ty. They took a cup of water to prove tbeK- fliid and went back to their com panions, who Journeyed to the water and called tbe place Balog, or cup. When tbe babes adopted by the mon keys after tbe slaughter at Hollo grew up and possessed the land, tbey re tained tbe name. Lyncod In Vlsayan means "sit down." Vhe town of Lyncod, thirty miles from Hollo, Is said to have received Its name because the first settlers were climbing the mountain when they became tired and said, "1-et us sit down." They sat down where tbe town now stands and fonnd the place so agreeable that they remained and built tbe town. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. For Benator Jj M TRAVIS, Eugene. Fur Renresentatlvea OK HALE, Hale, J M EDMUNHON, Goshen, G N CASTLE, Saginaw. For County Clerk C M YOUNG, Eugene. For Sheriff W W WITHERS, Thurston. For County Commissioner J V CURHIN, Cottage Grove For Treasurer A S PATTERSON, Eugene. For Assessor J M KITCHEN, Irving. For Surveyor SIMON KLOVDAHL. Eugene. For Coroner DR F E 8KLOVER, Eugene. Eugene Justice District. For Justice of the Peace JAMES F. AMIS. For Constable . A.J. SMITH. A California causr tails now a miner has solved the problem of saving greasy gold, It is very simple, but only praotioal tor rich dint. He shovels the dirt into a tank, throws in a few ashes and runs in water enough to oover the dirt. He then put? a fire under the tank and brings tbe water to the boiling point, drains off the water and pans out the dirt. In about three weeks be baa taken out 2,000. . INDICATIONS. She Do you think they'll mar ry? i He Cironmstanoes point in that direotion. Her people object, and he's as poor as a oburoh mouse. A GOOD GUESS. De Broke I suppose, old ohap, you haven't got suon a tning as a dollar to spare till next weekr D Ollabb Quite true; but how did you guess it? MONDAY MAY 6 ACTRESSES MUST "DRESS." A prominent aotieas gives a very reasonable explanation as to why the sisters of her profession piy so muoh attention to dress for the sttge. She says: An aotress is foroed by the neoes sltles of her art to pay more par tloular attention to the idiosyncra sies of dress than other people An aotress, even more than an. aotor, is oompelled to do this, be cause, in the majority of the parts sbe is oalled upon to portray,, she Is not permitted any faotal "make up." The aotor has reoouroe to false beards, mostaohes, wigs and patty noses to delineate the thou sand and on varieties of the male faoe, bat unless an aotress is as signed to s character part, pars and simple, she has no way to in dioate oharaoter, nationality or condition in life, excepting by her clothes. Therefore, if an aotress desires to suooesd in her profession shs must beooms a olose observer ei tbe dress of tbe lemais types shs meets, and, if shs Is suoh, be soon leains to read oharaoter with almost unerring faoility. ONE SCHOOLMASTER'S PUNISH MENTS. The sohoolteaoher who "mast" whip will tike no little Interest in the reoord wbioh wits oonsoien tioasly preserved by one Haaterle, a Bavarian sohoolmasler who live J to a good old age and never forgot the use of the rod. During Uauterie't servioe he ap piled 914,527 strokes of the oane 124,000 whaoks with the rod 20,089 blows with the ruler, 10,235 bixes on the ear, 7905 tugs st the latter organ and a sum total of 1,115,800 boxes on ths head with liis knookles. Us threatened the rod to 1707 oblldren whi did not receive it and made 777 kneel upon round, hard beans, and 031 upon a sharp-edged piece of wood. More over. 5001 were mads to ride the "wooden horse." Ths last-named was a beam of timber set with barp points upon whloh each vic tim was mads to sit astride, some times with weights attached to his Hart Lwek Fov mm Aotress. Perhaps one of tbe most trying con tretemps thut occurred on the Ameri can stage, writes Julia Marlowe, over took a sister artist of mine when sbe was giving the first performance of a serious and elaborate play in an Impor tant American city. In the great emo tional acene tbe sister of the character played by my friend falls at her feet In a passion of tears and entreaties. The heroine stoops to raise the strlek en creature and In tones that unite pleading and command cries, "Get up. Anne: get up!" On tbe evening In question one of that breed of Imp children, a gallery boy, amid tbe deathlike silence which followed the great outburst, clucked twice, after the manner of one starting horse. It would have been a phi noincnally aelf restrained audience that could have resisted such a lapse from tbe sublime to the ridiculous. Tbe scene went to pieces, the curtain was rung down, aDd the actress sought her dressing room In a gale of hysterics. Saturday Evening Post THOUGHT KIND OF THE CAUSE Tebs I detest apples, don't you T Jess Oh. nol Every time 1 put on a nloe new gown I'm thank' ful that there was an apple for live to eat. If you have not registered with the county clerk at the courthouse do so right away. Registration closes May 15, then if unreg lstered you will be put to the trouble of hunting up bix citizens to vouch lor your citizenship before you will be allowed to vote on elec tion day. It is less trouble to register now than to get the necessary certification on election day. CONCERT AND DRAMA. To Be Given By thelYoang Ladles ot tbe Catholic Church A oonoert and drama will be given by tbe young ladles of tbe Catholic churoh assisted by the pupils of tbe Sisters' Bohool, at Frank's Hall the evening of May 7th. Performance will begin at 8 p m ; admission 28 cents. An entertaining evening Is promised as tbe program has been carefully se lected and prepared. . , V program. . . Instrumental duet, Misses H and I Potts. Quartette, "List to tbe Convent Bells." Comlo dialogue, "Tbe Rival Ora tors," Messrs N and A Blaise. Vocal solo, "Gipsy's Warulng," Miss Woods. Instrumental duet, "Warbling at Eve," Misses W Burg and E Johnson Quartette, "Come Where my Love Lies Dreaming." Instrumental solo, "Old Folks at Home," Miss Potta. Dialogue, "What Ailed Maudie." CAST OK CHARACTKKS. Mrs Dudley Miss A llrucker Maudls Miss H Brekrsn G rover Master TLaudweillu Dr Lloyd Master A Blaise Tom Jones Master Q Bur Vocal solo, "Afterwards," Miss U Aya. Instrumental duet, "Ben Hur," Misses E 1'lronl and L Burg. Quartette, "Chlmlug Bells of Long Ago." Dialogue, "May Queen." CAST or 1-rtARAlTKRS. Rarouea , Miss H Aya Stewardess Miss B Markley Maria Uranvllle Miss U l'lrool Vlrglule Miss A Hemtrlckson Louise (Village Olrl)...Mlm K I'ltunl Whj Boiled Water Freesee Easily. Water which Is hot of course cannot freeze until It has parted with Its beat; but water that hus been boiled will other things being equal, freeze sooner than water which bus not been boiled. A slight disturbance of water disposes It to freeze uioro rapidly, and this Is tho cntiso which accelcrntes the freez ing of boiled water. The water that has been boiled has lost the air natu rally contained In It, which on exposure to the atmosphere It begins again to attract and ubsorb. During this proc ess of absorption a motion Is neces sarily produced among Hb purtlcles, slight certainly and Imperceptible, yet probably siilliclent to accelerate Its congelation. In unboiled water this disturbance does not exist; Indeed, wuter wkeu kept perfectly still can bo reduced several degrees below the freezing point without its becoming Ice. ' yins- A Chance to Dry. Lord DiirTerlu always suld that the happiest years ot his long ofllcial life were thono spent in Calcutta. Ho rev eled In the Nuuuhlue. A friend one day expostulated with liliu for bis reckless exposure of himself to the weather. "Well, you sec," Bald the viceroy, "they have always scut me to cold places. They sent mo as viceroy to Canada, whero olio must live two-thirds of the year In bulYulo furs. They Bent me to St. Petersburg, whero ono hns to hiber nate like a bear. So when they ordered mo to India 1 rubbed my hands and sntd to myself, 'Now 1 can hang myself up to dry.' " Hatchers and Bine, The blue smock of tho butcher, snys an English paper, hus otteu aroused curiosity. Thu color was originally adopted by the guild of butchers In the middle ages at a tlino when each trade had Its distinguishing color; but, while other guilds dropped their colors, butch ers stuck to blue because blood stains are less noticeable upon thut color than npou any other. At a very early period bluo was the uulvursul wear of serving men. It wns then the chenpest of dyes. Sir Walter Scott III his well kuown poem "Marmlou" tnlks of "an old, blue coated serving man." Dampillt Trials. Mr. Nugget Oh, what's the matter with you? You're forever tluillug fault Mrs. Nugget (sweetly) Well, that equalises things. You're forever losing oue. Mr. Nngget Losing one? Mrs. Nugget Yes, your temper. Sure ly that's a fault Catholic Standard and Times. Oclle Horteuse Caroline Melanle Henrietta Tableau, Miss W Burg Miss L Burg Miss M 1'lronl ..Miss H Berkreu ,.Miss E Johnson Is Tals Sot "Why do men Bock after widows?" "llecause," explained the sweet youug thing, not without a touch of bitter ness, "tho averugo mau lacks court deuce In bis own Judgment and In the ruse of a widow he feels that he Is aierely backing tho Judgment of an ther iiiau." Chicago l'ost Into the Air.... smoks you " o)0 ,or th prl(:" No mttr wht my bs jour faonte ai'fij trial of the MOUM HOOD will make you its friend. F C Potts Manufacturer, 58 West 8th Street. SUMMON. in Pircuii Court of the rjuilt oi Cn gon lo' 'be tuunii ot Lane. Timber Land. . iu., "Juno ... "vine o, p, l, "ttiei;-'1 I'niidt n- fcit.n 0 Stain r n , inn n. Edith b Union m .imi'JiirMu 01 i'.-M o ict u brt. by giun ik L Mary Hrowu, widow m John on wu. uo , ul Jun 3, lh7b, tuuti witoc... aud Elbert K Brtw tu ttUure I M lnU.r Ud. ira ,la J' i Browu tin vs. - A WEDDING BREAKFAST or dinner ii always served Jwith the choicent winee and liquors that can be procured. 1'or social function, of anv kind we have the purent and beet wine-, of titter imported or douieetio vintage, by the caee, battle or gallon, at prices that you can't match lor quality in Eugene, at W. M. RENSHAW'S Eugene. Oreoon. PILES no WILLIAMS' INDIAN PILE OINTMENT wm'ouBl ndiSleediugaiid lulling Hies. It absorbs the tumors, stays he itching at once, acta as a -poultice, gives Kitant relief. Prepared only for Piles and Itching of tne nrivato narts Every box is warranted. Judge Coons 01 VivsvX Ky., ssys: "Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Oint 2?y.ured nie after years of suffering." Hold by druggists sou" bi "ii oS ol price. Du cent, and tl.W per Sox. ,hhI l: I Lauipsuir John bi-vi-ily, Defendants. TotlbenK lirc wuau" liiwu ore Urowo, ti.s wile, deli 1, Jmiiih: in ll.e name ol the Siate 01 Uregon, ou and ,kuh ol you are Utrehy ami moueu uoJ required to appear iu saw court and nwer tbe oouipleiut ol the plaiutid riled therein, ou or before the Brat day ot the oxt term ol st court which will bo held at tugene City. Laue ocunty, Oregon, on tho ihird Hon y in Juuc, IDJi, Iwius tuo loin duy t-i the mouth, or judguit-ut suu ueci-ee win uo ,..l .,.it ike estate of John lirown, deceased, fur the n lief prayed lor iu the cuuipiaiui. io it: Juiigweut for the sum of ii7u.50 auu au aitoiuev'ste ol f 75 tu .,,,1 Inr oil.! and dlebUISUIeUU Of SU11 UUd a decree of loreclueure on the mortgage lieu describtd in pioinun a couipiami upon tbe following described real properly, lo-wii: Lot No one of section numbered thiny in lownship No sev, uteen south of .inM ihrt. west of the Vtillamette nieridi- un ,,,,i,ii,iin.F :tl.G4 acres ol laud, iu Laue oouuly, Origuu. Aud it is ordered by the oou't, The Hon J W Hamilton, judge, rfr,I March 4. 11102. ihat service of suui- u,ous be tuaile upon you by publication in be fcugeue Dill.r UUaiiD, newspaper oi uuhlished daily iu Bald leuunty, for six oouseoudve weeks. The first publican ou of Ibis notice will be March 11th, IM02. Da ed this 10th day day ol Maroh, 1902. liho. 11. iouuis, l'luiutill's attornty. For Sale bv Linn Druo Co fhe MM Parker waiTC ROSS, Msnsgsr. One Night Only , Tuesday, May 6th. H. A. Stewarts selected Company of playen presenting that beautiful story of Ths Sunny South THE-Qld-Kentucky-Home MiDRlwi with lauirhter, tears, Bentl meDt, nathot. and cong. A great c.iflt. Ph'IUE3 50aiid7r cents. Seats on sale at corner Drugstore, flRST- C S Farrow & Co ...REAL EST ATI-... Loans and Imuranoe. Dealer in Harvesting; Machinery, Imple ments. Alio have storage room s treasonable rates. Offloe 606 WlUamette 8t tornia, Oregon v" IWJ . f Te,,i1o,v,"ar;j..'"u.''4:t laud Slates by 7 i " 11 la? ward L. c4iju" I i-arion,; h,.,,' 'or the puiaseof J of Action No. ai, ' ,h.t,?- uiai iue laud bouhi i. a nber or atone ,n.LWC"'f tlie 3rd H ... ."'.f'BJos.m'i HeuaiuHi.- Jr., ot Euoew). I,....!!!"'.' .ot Eng.ne. Oieun: r"'.''"- Alii .ii i-nuluQtj J W. Clark. M. S. Hubble. Don't lie offensive In your politeness. When you ask a mau to take your seat, dou't add that you aro youuger aud mors able to stand. Atchison Ulobe. It's whst people don't know atwnt popular mau tliat makes him popular. Chlcsgo News. OABTOHXA Bsaratks ll sin3 H !;'8'1Ja Blfaatue r Bankers Life Association el Dsa Moliwt, Iowa. Salt laiuranra low Ritu Special restarts Ihat pIsiM bury atta. RiUcirdl it rint Nstloul Bsnk sad Loss sat1 Stvlsji Bask. National Bank Of F.ugene. Paid up Cash Capital S60 OOO Surplus $60tOOO Eugene. Oregon. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Done on rraaonable terms. Sitfht draft on Chicago, San Francis oo and Fort land, Oregon. DUia oi exonange sola on loreign countries. Deposits received subject to check or certiti oate of deposit. All collections entrusted to as will recelTi prompt attentions T G Hmndriokh, President, B B Kakih, Vtoe President P. E. Snodorabs, Cashier, L. H. Potthb . Aaaistant. LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. Istabllihed ln ISSI. Oldest Sank I tho Countj. Ssnsral Bankiny business in all branches transacted on favorable lenn A. G. HOVEY.Prealdent L. U HULIN. Caxtner. H.H. HOVKY, Awl I'tiiiii-r Clark & Hubbl? Transfer Go., General transfer business done, heavy or light haul ing of all kinds promptly attended to. All kinds of wood for sale. Baggage transfered to any part of the city. . Piano and house-moving a specialty. Orhce Kooul 3 Shelton building op posite Uuaud office. Phone Red 583 from 8 to 5. Deeinng calls earlier or later, call Black. 704 or Ked -Wl. fSB CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH Pennyroyal pills Py7tBArE. Al.ri-hl. I.stillea, Mil I'ruciHrt tKi. for CniClUCSTER'S KNGLI.SH (th blu ribbon. Tuke no other. Rrfuae 1 I'snroas) Asibatltutlonii aind J rot taw t)nna Ruj of jour PraKKUt. or wnd 4c. la taaps for Psrtlf uttr, TeotlBonlsalB ud " KrlloT for I.atl in Uttw, b; rx tora Mavll. 1U.OIIU Trsiimrirjiftli. floldbr all Druiil.H. 4'rtlrhoatsv. 'hmlsl tln 'bJj ptw. Uadlava Huuarc, 1'UILA.. 1A, SUMMONS. Iu the circuit court of the State oftOregon f rLaie couuty. Uatue aU aPUU,Plff., VB, ItHniAmin A. Piatt. iMt. To HbUjaniiu A. Plati, defendant above n mil eil: IN 'iHH NAUti OF THB STATE OF Oregon, ou ate heroby required to appear and answer the complaint hied against you in theuboie eutitleu court una aauee un or before six weeks Iruui the utile ot the first publication of this summons, uud il jou tail to so auoear aud anawei said oomplaiul. for waul thereof, the plaintiff will apply to said court lor the reliel prayed for in said oouiplaiutitowit: For a decree of said oonrt. declaring the marriage contract, now existing between said plainti i blu doleuduut, torever ins Holved, that ptaluiiU nave the care, cusiouy aud control ot tne minor auugnier, uiuua and lor euuh other and lurthor reliel as to the court muv Beem eouitable and just. ThiB Bummous'iB published once each week, lor six oougecutive weeks, by order of th Hon. U. Ii Kiuoaid, conuiy iudKO ot Lauetounty. Oregon, only made at the courthouse in Eugene, uregon, on January l'JU'2. i' e date of first publication ss fixed by said order IB January 22, luuz. U. W. K1NSKY, Att'y. for Fluiutiff, Notice, Notice is hereby intu n., , "KdA.J.Crui,8 , " nan. bis !. hu..ir. l'm ,,. a decree ol said coun Grace Hazen, a mine, LT. said dav at the County CoiT v court bouse mEuS. Ce?1 gou.hab,aa,dCJboUn;ju.ri' uoa.AToe.frJ''' petition are hero, noimViT1 Bame on or uelure t.1-! p ublished by order oi LT Kmcaid, judge ol lie a tel lor xjuieoiuuij, OreBon. this 7th day. ol J,n,. iTT5 ..ln, u.iriL a. J, a.n,x UlClMui Notice of Final Settiemeit Notice is Uerebr oiien ik aud J4. It. skipworia,eiKnu7i ttult, UeccaneU, bate filed jj n, J wuubiuiuo euuui), Urtgoo, Us account ot then aduimi,u.a i eeuibo, auu lual UOD. u. , kjy. oi said oomt, tiub act Xliurs., liu. i, o uiuua a. IU. OI Suit! dSl ud courthouse in h.ugeuea8iluii,u lor homing said unal scooauL All personB inteiestea to uid klI nereny uotined lo prsseot u; k '"J majr uave w mill auj aU, wiuuig on or belore said um t, aald bual aocouut. Lugoue, Oregon , Feb 3, 1901 AKOkLUuHaU ii, 11. oxi?niii i.iecuuiotws SUMMONS. EUGENE LOAN and Ir the Cirouit Court of the State of Ore gon fot the County of Laue. Amanda Strong, Plaintiff, va C E. StronK. Defendant. To C. . Strong, defendant above named: in the name ol the state of Oregon, Yon are hereby required aud summoned to ap. , pear and answt-r plaintiff's complaint filed against you in the above entitled oonrt and suit on or before the lnt day of the next term of said court, which will be held at the Court House in Eugene City in Lane County, Oregon, the 3rd Monday in June, 1903, being ihe 16th day of the month; and if you fail to ho appear and answer said complaint for want thereof the plain tiff will apply to said court for the relief prayed for in said complaint, to-wit: For a decree of said court declaring the marriage contract existing between plaintiff and defendant forever dissolved, and that plaintiff have the care, cat tody and control of the minor daughter, Gladys L. Strong, and for such other and further relief as to the oour may seem equitable and jnst. This BummoLS is published in the Dipt Edqans Guard once each week for six oun secative weeks by the order of the Hon. H. K. Kiucaid, County Judge of Lane County, Oregon, which eaid order was duly made at the Court House in Eugene, Oregon, on the 2nd day of May, I2, and the date of the first publication of this notice as fixed by said order is and will be May 2nd, 1UU2. L. Bilyku, Attorney for Plaintiff, OI Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cath Capital - $50,000 Surplus 25,010 a SINISAL BANHINO BUSINESS trano. AOTIO ON FAVORABLE TERMS. liratu luum on the principal cities ol tht united HUU'i and foreign countries. lutehMt allowed on liemand I'tiTtlarate of UepMtt when let! ruled period. tollectlons ivcvlre our prompt attention. Cllr and Couulr Warrants bought. H I. SHOW", P'Mldlnt, .W. OIBURa. Csihlo. 0. PAINE. Vler Prttigtn' W. W. BSOWS Ai' Cltr The Hoffman W. O. ZE1GLER Proprietor. SINDAY DINNER 50c Eugene, . . Oregon M. A. WOLFORD. Architect I'lana and rnlflitlntis ilrsn at rsRoiilii rateo. All nrilers l-ft at N T Wllwn's arrxK-y tn, Ktisello, 111 nwlve prompt atti tiiiou. i'hotie Ked 4o-l. Sheriff's Sale on Foredlosure. Notice is herohy Riven that by irtue of an exeoniion and order of pale duly iBtsuea out of the Circuit Court of tbe State of tire gon, for the County of Lane, on the twenty seventh dBj of March, l'JU2, on a judgment rendered io Baid oourt on ths4,bJsyof March, lilua, for the sum of Nine Hundred and Seventy-two nod no luO dollars 1 h interest thereou fion said lourlh day fo March, 1W2, at the rate of 6 per rent per annum, and tighty-five and no-100 dollars attornevs' feeB and tbe further sum ot Eight and '25-1(10 dollars, cost-; which judgment was enrolled and dockeled in the clerk's otfioe of SBid court in -sid county on theeighlh dsy ol Mstch, liW'J, in sn a-tlon wherein Mary E. Mnr-h ws plmntitt aud tleorgn W Evans and.M 1 Evans, bis wile were defendants, and against the shove named U.orge W Evsub, defendant auu to me directrd, commanding me In oidcr to satisfy said judgment and cost and acciuino costs lo sell the lollowing describee proper ty towit. 't he west half of the northwest quarter and the southeast qnailer of the norihwest quarter and lot lumber one of section twenty-nine, toanship s-veuieen, i.outh of raugo five west; nu-taininit one hundred and aiivBve s ud 13 ,no acres in Lane oounty Oregou. Now therefore in the cmie 0f the Statt ot Oregon, aud in compliance wim a.id win of execution and order of ' t .n j lor sale all the right, title and inurest of --e " u. ai.u . 4 tvaus in aud to he above descrtbed I property ., pnb.ic suo Uon to Ihe highest bidder f. r oa.h enhi ct lo redimptioD, si the sontbwe.tdoorof ih soanhonw in Kug.ne, Lane eounty Or.w (on, on Monda. the l'Jth dv ol May ' vm betwe,n ths hours ot o'c ock a m and 4 o clock p m, to wit: one t elock p m0n said dav. ' Dated this ths 97th dsy of M.rc-h, 190i Wtw WITHERS, bheriB of La- county, Oreiton. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby eiven that J as Gearbart has tiled iu the County Court ot Lane oounty bis final acoonnt as adininis tratorolthe estate of Win Geurhart, du ceaeed, and the County Court ol said coun ty has set Monday, April 7, l'JUJ, at 1(1 o'clock a. in. at the oomt house aB the time aud place lor the final settlement of Bald estate. All persoLB interested in aala es tate are hereb notified to present any ob jections they may have iu writing, tu said final acoouut ou or bslore said day. Dated Eugene, Oregon, March 1, 1902. Jab M.'Ghahbabt, Aduir, ol said estate. . K. Ssifwohtii, Attorney, Administrator's Notice, Notioe is hereby elves that W. O. Zeigler nas Deen auty appointed administrator ot the estate ol John S. Wright, deceased, by the oouuty court of Lane conntv. Ore gon, and all persons having claims agaiuBl said eststo are notified to present the same to said aomiuistrutor duly verified as by law required, at the law ofBc ol JenckeB & Harbaugh, rooms i and 3 First National Kauk buildingi in Euueue, Lane conntv. Oregon, withiu six months lrom the date ol this notice. Dated this 4th day ot March. A. D , 1902, W, O. ZSIOLKB, Administrator. Jknokbs & Eabbauoh, Ally's for estate. Administrator's Not Notioe IB herebi civen that fan. Drury has been dal; auuido) ktawf ui iue eauiie Ul diarj UOl deceased, by tne Couulr Uuiik cuuuiy, uregou, and sii pan Claims against saiu esult ui uti present luem to ssid tMinam vended aa by law required uu u vt M Vauduyu in Cutmtg, urnu six mouths lrom the deuioiiuin Dated this X6ih day oKuW L. BiiVKO. Atty for estsie. Administrator's Notice. Notice is hereby given, that George A. Drury has been dulv appointed adminis trator, with the will annexed, of the ornate ol dames Uartwnght, deceased, by the couuty court of Lane conntv. Oregon, and all persons having claims againBt said estate are uotified to present same to said admin istrator duly verified as by law nqnired at moMurem vi, ai, vanuuyn in coborg, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated this 15th day of Jan. 1902. GEOUGE A. DhUKY, Administrator wilh will annexed. L. Bili Att'y. for estate. Executor's Notise. Notice is hereby s.ti tkn at J Bluued, James ftcrivu.., m w auuoiuted executor ol tli wt L burivuer, deceased, by uioitit? -l Lane couuty, Oregoul una tu bj ing claims against stun huw p uotified to ureseut tbe suuevium. vouchers to tne uuderaiijiiei uov I tne law ollice ol L. nilycu, UH I rtou, within six niouuu iron Ik si tuis nonce. I llu,u this I'JIIh d Of AUfaUtlA JAJlLS MKl') I L. Hu-lun. Ei.i)lstl Attorney. Administrstor'i Not j Notioe is hereby giw mit" u,,.rf i,u Iikhii hv the comij "-a Lane county, state ol Oitffi tl tbe admiuiatruior ol Ihe Alien, deceased. Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby given that O A Camp, bell hss been appointed by the Connty Court ol Lane county, administrator of th estate of 1 M Dick, deceased All persons having claim against Bald estate sre hereby notified to present the same to me, duly verified, at the office of E K Skipworth iu Eugene, Oregon, within six mouths from the date of this notice, Eugene, Oregon, March 10, 1902, , . OA Cahfbkxx, Aomr. estate of J M Dick, deceased. E K bsir-voBTH, Any for estate. Executor's Notice. Notice is hen by given that W. M. Vsn du)nhasceeu jppotuttd execnior of tho ei-1-.iH ol John Diamoud, diceased, by the couuty court of Lane count) , Uregon, anil o l persous having olainii against aald es sole are hereby ootified to present the tame duly verified aud wilh suffici. ut proof ol tbe undersigned executor, at his store in Cobura, Or.gon, wiihin six months from the dale ol this notice. Dat.d this oth i av of Feb , 1902. W. M. VANDOYN. , Executor ol said eitte L. B ltko. Att'y. Notice orFiaTsettlement. Notice is hereby given that B 8 Nichols, adimuis-raior ol .he e.t te of VY P Ni.-hols, decease ha, filed hi, OUDt iu tBa matter 1 e, , ,ue eMBy Zr??Ti,0.'a- M MD. hour ol io clock in the aliernoon of that tlr! fil-1 b "t lo, the for h. e i ' 10 M,d swunt and DaMihi. 16th day of Jan. lmri. B. 8. NltHiiLs, I,. Butxu, Adminlsuator. Attorney. All persons having clsim I13" O .1 .......... ...... mru OilLIUMl " r I ..a ,a thi naJt-Tf I same, uuij yeimcu, . . .,( Hale, Laue oouniy, sists"1 I an mouihs lrom the osiew"- i ll-rH -i Hl. UMOIli lW"" I Juuuary.lUUl!. oK-HlH AdminUtrator of tbe etut I deceased. NOTICE TO CBbWW Hotioe is nertuj S". algued has hern sppuiuled tne estate oi raui u, the County Court ol hX duly made aud entered ol . r" J day ot October, 1101, " r ABIltb At claims against ""'". Hair"" tbll t'otter at tugene, v""'Ma, mouths from iue date oi """p Eugene, Oregon, j - I S, I1- UlATU Administrator of IM U'JU Uauimltt, deceased. E. O. FoTTKtt, Attorusy NOTICE'KTi3SlIvti Notice B Linton i, hereby sites i .... I. UPU'f" TV. ,,i.rr, 1 Couuty coun :.Be,jetiF .dminisiratriioltbee-k deceased All persons totis M,d..u..e.reh:rth,ocurf , ruesaiue ""-- J iluiajal . law othflt ol John il rMi-' t .uhtheuropctiis oi i.h"i u lor, wutiin six mouui- -this notice. October loth, i EnnsB.1. . i.ttieir of rinai Nonce Notice ishcrehj ui"" ': administrator ol the Lean, deceased bOl t,, , the mailer ot 'd, "'fL cuurtol Lane cuntj, .ondy.tbe 3rdd.y Ihe hour of 'eo1','; b, o', ilsi day has been tUxsejI court lor Ihe b"'lLC sri''! contaud lor state, and all P"- i 'I and who are 'hte'' 'wj in, beieby n-tifii w jjn. lectlousouor oeioi' said court lor in. '"''jS IS. . Uaiedthis loihds ol'" .j .iaais" L liaise, Attornst.