Daily Eugene guard., April 13, 1903, Image 2

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WEEKLY.
Platf jrm Adopted by the First Congres
sional District Democratic Convention.
C.ligres.-i,nal l'i..trii-t of
"iiibied, r. artirnin ullcci
giiveruiiient. a-i proiuuj-
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V.I vi rlisii.g rates niacin known on
application.
Entered as second-class muttor at
tlio Eugene, Oregon, postollice.
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No Vork City, uud U". S. Expros
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K. KAT. Advertising Agency iu
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MONDAY
APRIL i:i
Mr. Hermann's Ghosf.
Onrvallis Times: It seems strange
that the Eugene couvontiuu should
lmvi) turned from tho bright and
blameless young man olfored as can
didates, to name Mr. Hermann for
Congress. Mr. Hermann 1b ever a
genial person, and time was when ho
was a useful congressman. Hut a
..talking ghost follows him now.
It points an accusing linger and
asks constantly, "Why, Mr. Her
mann, did you quit olllce under tho
Kooserelt administration!"
Apparently, tho Eugene convention
fliil not seo this ghost; yet it iu to he
reckoned with. Eilhor Secretary
Hitchcock was wrong, or Mr. Her
mann as commissioner was wrong.
Tho president retained Mr. Hitch
cock, and Mr. Hermann was sent
home wearing sears and lileiniuh.
For an Oregon convention under tho
circumstances to insist ou return
ing him to Washington, rehabilita
ted and clothed with new power, is,
at least, unexpected. Moro respect
would sooiii to bo duo tho administration.
Politics aro funny affairs. Though
not u delegate, and instructions had
lieen giving that no proxy should be
given llrownell, he was elected chair
man of Ihe Itepublicau congressional
con volition. Albany Democrat.
Somebody started a story that tho
clever men of tho agricultural depart
ment at Washington had propagated
grain known as "corn wheat", which
Is as big as corn uud as good ub wheat,
and now the department, Is over
whelmed with roquoats for seed. There
is no such thing as corn wheat and that
there is no probability that such a
hybrid will over bo produced.
It Is not generally known that ac
cord iug to postolllno department
rulings a torn stump cannot be used
for postage Thousands of people ure
in the habit, of pasting It together
noil putting It upon an envelope to
pay postage with. "Envelopes so
slumped aro not permitted to he de
livered, under tho postal laws and
regulations.
According to a largo nnuibor of
prominent Republican papers In West
ern Oregon, Dinger Hermann Is not
tho proper man at all for Congress
man, ltupiidlated by the present ait
iniuistrutlou, entirely out with the
powers that bo, they have boon giving
n good many reasons why ho should
bo nominated. Now that ho la nomi
nated oortauly tho reasons huvo not !
changed. Will I hoy piny the second
llddlo with tho leader.
1.1
The Democratic parly of the Find
the State of Oi-.guu, iu convention us
nin e to the time-honored principles of
gated by Thomas Ji ller.-on.
Wo aro unalterably oppose I to the pre-eut trust dictation of
our llnaiirial and tariff legislation, especially as rxemplilied by
the Aldrich and Fowler bills now pending bt-turc Congress, and
declare such control a subversive to good government.
There js ail overwhelming demand from a va.-t majority of
the people fork revision of the tariir along rational lines. Wo
repudiate the absurd proposition of continuing high protection
on tho products of gigantic trusts, now grown plethoric with
wealt h under dovonimonial favors.
We demand favorable action in lieu of moro promises in
securing Federal improvements of our rivers und harbors.
We demand the passago of effective Jaws controlling trusts,
uud sincoro efforts to onforco them.
The public lands belong to the people, und any attempt to
alienate saiil lauds contrary to luw should be condemned at the
bar of public opinion, uud wo thoroforo favor an honoat admin
istration of tho Land Department as well as of all other depart
ments. Tho administration of Governor (loorgo 13. Chamberlain,
justly receiving the commendation of all people, irrespective of
purty, and the record of tho Democratic party in tho recent Leg
islature, reflect honor upon the party, and w ill redound to the
welfare of tho state; we commend their earnest endeavor to cur
tail public expeudituroB iu tho interest of tho taxpayers. i
FIRST
In vestment Agents
assist iu beautifying school grounds ! CROWN PRINCE AND
by planting trees and flowers theroon,
and the custom Is becoming quite uni
versal throughout tho slate. This in
deed is a commendable custom.
School grounds tastefully, sot to
ornamental trees aro moro atttraotivo
to tho youth thuu baro plats of
ground with u chou-less school house
as tho only decorating. School ut
tho best is none too inviting to the
average youth. Must children look
upon the pursuit of uu education as
a favor thoy aro centering upon some
one clso. They do not realize that to
acquire knowledge Is solely to benefit
themselves, thoroforo cheerless sur
roundings nbout tho school preiniHeB
do not attract them. Consequently
it was a wiso act of tho legislature
that half a day of each year should
bo set apart for ,tho beautifying of
school premises.
ESS MAKE UP.
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UP EL'GKNK.
Paid up Cash Capilal - $50,000
Surplus $50,000
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W. IIAHHIS,
rreai-h-nt.
II. .MeCi.l Xi;.
'J'reas'ir-'r.
.Me.Mi:r:i'in:v,
Secretary.
EUGENE WATER CO.
(I.C01iOKATKD.)
l'uro well water furnisheil for h-mselioM purposes .Motors
and liydtau.if! elevators.
RATES AND TERMS UPON APPLICATION.
EUGSNl, .... OREGON.
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A THOUUHTTUL MAX.
M. M. Austin, of Winchester, Ind.
knew what to do in the hour of need
His wife had such an unusual case
of stomiich and liver trouble, physl-
clans could not help her. He thought j
of and tried Dr. King's Now Life Villa i
und sho got relief at once iiudwasj
llimlly curoil. Only 'Aw ut W. L. De
Lauos drug store. '
Try our lawn fertilizer; it Is easy
to apply und ulmost odorless. It will
stimulate tho growth of Hie lawn mid
make it thick and velvety.
('IminbersHrot hers.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Tlia Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of aF&cJ&ti
Above is u picture of Crown I'riu
ccss IjoiiIso of Kuxouy who eloped
on Dec. 11 with Andre Oirnn, tho
tutor of herchildrun. The l'rin ce and
she are to lie reunited by uuirriagc (his
week according to a dispatch l'rom
Herlin.
DISSOLUIKJX XOTICK.
Notice is hereby given that tho co
partnership heretofore existing be
tween. George L. Jennings and Otto
Kauffman, under the firm name of
Jennings & Kauffman, 'or tho inunu
fucture of candy iu Kugeue, Lane
County, Oregon, has this day beon
dissolved by mutual consent, (ieo. L.
Jennings retiring.
All outstanding bills owing the
firm will bo collected by Otto Kaulf
muu, uud all bills owing by said firm
will be paid by Otto Kauffman.
Dated at Kugene, Oregon, April 10,
l!K).'l.
tiKO. L. JKXX1XOS,
OTTO KAUFFMAN.
KOlilSKD THE GRAVE.
A startling incident, is narrated by
John Oliver of Philadelphia, as fol
lows: "I was in an awfiilroiulition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyes
sunken, tougue coated, pain con-
Itmally in back and sides, no appetite
! growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up. Then I
was advised to uso Electric liitters;
t o my greet joy, tho first hot Mo made
a decided improvement. 1 continued
their use for throo weeks, nnd am now
u well man. 1 know they robbed the
grnvo of nuothur victim." No ono
should fail to try them. Only 50
cents, guaranteed, at W. L. De
Liiuo's drug store.
r i"t' m .j i--T.r""- 111 -
Mil Air.vals
Wo curry u full line of garden see
iu bulk ; also a lawn grass and flower
seed.
Chambers Druthers,
A Planet, Jr., garden weeiler, hill
dropper and cultivator, combined,
makes gardening easy. Wo sell them.
Chambers Brothers,
Proofs and tilings on homesteads
and timber lauds are being imido 111
Eugene m usual, J. ,1. Walton is tho
U. H. , Commissioner.
Tho Hepubl leans - of tho first
dlHlrlct In oouvoutloii at Eugono
yesterday made gravo mistake when
thoy nominated lllnger llermaun for
congress. If the DmocraU at Allia
ny uso good judgment and nomi
nate lieames, of Jucksou county, Mr.
Hermann's long career as a public
oltleial will end after the voto la
counted ou tho first Monday In Juno.
It la In tho hands of tho democrats
to make or iinmako Mr. Hermann.
Times Mountulnler, The Dulles.
President lioosevell, not long ago
was cerliilu that larltr nvlsiou of all
articles controlled by trusts wns the
proper way to settle the great trust
question. In his Mllwuukie speech
the other day, he (aid tliat tnrllf re
vision is not the proprr remedy. He
was vice-president Iu the first
ln?'.::!:?e and could .,mk his mind.
Now ho knows that ho must depend I
on the trusts for nvlivtinn. He'
lack the courage of his convictions - I
lowers himself iu the rstlmutlou of
hoiust, thinking men by striking his
flag before the battle la fought.
HOFFMAN IIOCKK.
II. I j. Vluce, S. !
(ieo. Hanson, S. V.
S. 1). Morris, La.
Jos. Shea, S. '.
(Ieo. D. Crawford, S. K.
.Inn. W. Ciintrell, H. K.
Al. Harder, S, l'
A. L. Metsel, Chicago.
E. 11. Kulier, Scraulon, Vu.
I'-. X. Hull, Scrantou, Vu.
C. Martin, Vurtlaud.
Chas. lleiiucf, city.
lliin-ey Copelaud, city,
('iu. Itrowu, Spriugiielil,
T. K Latimer, Portland,
llurggraf, Albany.
1'. H. Klngsley, Llnd, Wisconsin,
W. D. Vngh, Sulcm.
1'. Chevncer, Thurston.
Vern (iuroutte, Wendliug.
Alex (Iuroutte, Wendliug.
SMEEDE.
Joseph llouthuud daughter, Spring
Held.
W. Harvey, Wells
(ieu. 11. tiraves, Salem.
V. W. VaiiDuyn, South lleud.
O. II. French, Washington.
H. (I. West, Chicago.
W. J. lleutty.
(1- C. Elisuu.
!. W. Hudloy.
C. L. 1-angdon, Vortluud.
A T. (lossett, Junctliin City.
W. V. Matthews, Detroit.
I. W. Shunuile, Wnltervillo.
J. O. Welch, Vortluud.
Miss Mary Welch, Portland.
11. l' Ong, Wendliug.
CI'. Skidmore, Silveiton.
J. 11. Henderson, Sulcm.
L. X.immerman, Portland.
(Wur Johnson, St. Louis.
Hugo Wnllln, Cidairg.
Tolls. LiH'knood, Oil.
C. M. Stiles, (irunt's Puss.
A CHEAT SENSATION.
There was a big sensation iu Lees-
.n, vllle, Intl., when W. II. Ilrown of that
!,! place, who was exueoted to die, had
"" his life suvwl by Dr. King's New ills
He writes: i
gr It ta oMro ihitu a tlo,-it itints wkutw, 1 endured lllsuircrable ufouies f rum
"'' 1 toll v i
etui.-, irciw. MM.ro! th- ilrn.s rr. " ,t"oi ..! iMscoveryi
noioi itsl lmn. :i jii.l k.ui it t.i irv lee lnime.Hi. I.i is.li.,f .... I
r,,..i.it, i-i .I ti.kin I'll ... i
ii ii iii, t , ene.-ie.l Q romplel e cure. " f
Similar cures of Con.-nuii.tion, Pneu-1
'-'I monia, ltronchitl a id liiip are nu. ;
mertilis. It's (lie peerless lenie,:y fol '
ull tin-out and lung troubles. Price
.'.0 cents and tl. t in irantee.l by W.
L- lviuno, driiggis:. Trial ..nil,P
tre.
FINE TitACT OF LA X D ADJOIX
i.VO EUOEXE FOK SALE.
Tho 'JO-ucro prune uud cherry
orchard, (divided into two equal
tracts by u county road, ) ou the lilaif
donation land claim, nearly adjoining
Eugene northwesterly, is offered for
sale as a wholo or iu ten-acre tracts.
Eleven-year-old trees. Have been
well cared for. Throe-fourths Italian,
balance French. Two hundred eleven
year-old lioyal Anne cherry trees on
each tract. Tiled and well fouced.
Price, 81000 for all, or 82000 for
either half. Will soli ou eusy terms
to right kind of purchaser.
J. Vv. CAMPBELL,
d-wtf I. L. CAMPBELL.
EL'GEXE,
OHKGOX.
Ati EX Eli AL UANK1NO lil'SI
ueas done on reasonable terms.
Sight drafts on Chicago, Sun Fran
cisco and Vortluud, Oregon.
Hills of exchaugo sold on foreign
countries. Deposits received subject
to check or certificate of deposit.
All collectioiiB entrusted to us will
receive prompt attention.
T. O. HEXDKJCKS, President.
S. H. EAKIX, Vice Vresident.
V. K SXODtiRASS, Cashier.
L. 11. POTTER, Assistant Cashier.
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Tl.MliEH LAND, ACT JUNE I!, 1878
XOTICE FOK PUHL1CATTON.
United States Land Oflico,
Koseburg, Oregon. April 10,1!X)3.
Not ice is hereby given that iu com
pliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June II, IH7K, entitled
"an act (or the sale of timber lauds
in the states of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Teritory, " as
extended to all the Public Laud States
by act of August 4, lS'.rl, Cornelia
Stevens, of Springfield, Lane comity
Stalo of Oregon, has this day filed
in this ollice his sworn statment Xo.
0, for the purchase of tho S .; S W
S S E 'i of Section Xo" M in
Township No. 18, South, Kaugo Xo 1
west, and will olt'er proof to show that
tlie land sought is more valuable for
ils timber or stono than for agricul
tural purposes, and to establish his
claim to said land before the Register
and Receiver of this olllce at J. J.
Walton, U. S. Commissioner, Eugene,
Oregon, on Mouday, the ihid day of
;irn, r.'o.j.
jTj) I J He names as witnesses: Clias.M. Kis
O V . f f, 8 t h-icw. ol Eugene. Ijine Couulr, Oro,
LsCC L y ZJ'i Ob o 'i'T'"-'"'."1 Ta''
j I'"', .lack-son iu-.-.-uaer of" fay. Lam
v ! County, Ore. George .--pores of Spring
lvii.gs of the
WHY WE ARE AGENTS
Here Aro Komo tho Convincing
1-nctH I lint LaiiNcU ua to Tnkoj
tho Agency tm tho f ulton Com-
poutidn, the l li'rtt ThlnH Known'
that Cupo Chronic KlUucy Ol-'
vnrjr uutiortlteoiiiia Ivlour huJ lHHnulUriii''d
bj omo iruor0 tliyinlm ai clirxulo uul lu
eunliloi tK'ul, tu'ln Ho wrtnluty w( llm r
allt di Uq I'jr ltu tx-vuvtry of litt
IrtdtitU llirj UiKI wlio wore UutUily nUiotud
Wliu niipxmoi ripnriji'iii huuicy iidm-Hm-ji.
W. W. KiMuMlae. Pr.-dUloal P,muiU1;iit Phw'
On , Ha a Krmio'MH, )nl a mnivcrjr In hl
A.kllti V-Wf, vri'riaiUi, ! rnv
1. i'rl U T.lol. iVmvr d?ur!lnl. lm-IP covorv fir (iiNiitnnt l.m
Ah! limit, hut your New
'I
Moving Picture Business
l'le-ent oO.OiKI latest colored JIov
lug Pictures, guaranteed not toquiver
in lour.
Jack and the Heau Stalk iu I
beautiful scenes; The .Jolly Old .Maid
irom new loi-K, iMiss .Maude Allen,
the Flyii.g Lady 1 nianv uthers.
Also thu latest illustrated songs sung
PROF. A. W. HADLEV,
Ameiicu's (ireatest Haritone, ussisted
CI IAS L. LAXODOX,
America's well-known pianist.
Don't fail to see Beaty Bros.
PARKER OPERA HOUSE
Monday, April I3tb.
Admission 'iV, .Tie and 30c. '
'rickets on sale at
Vincent's Drug Store.
MARX STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING WORKS
CURIS IUAKX, Jr. Prop.
I5 Willamette Street. Plume Illnok
1 l.'il
EUOENE,- - OREOOX.
Sewer Gas
is the enumination from waste matter
undergoing decomposition in the ab
sence of free air and light in thepres-
-. ... mer waeiner 111 I
house drain or waste pipes
.iiiiiiiuk nMures.
It is essential that plumbing be done
in a practical way iu order tiiat sewer
gas may be isolated from living-rooms.
l or all kinds of up to-date
lug and sh;t metal ,VOik see
bewer
from
plumb
i lo I.I, Lane ( ounty Ore.
Any and ail persons claiming ad
jvenely tie. ahovo de-scrl . d lauds ure
j requested to file their claims in this
olllce ou or before said 2-Jnd day of
Mime, I'J.Ci.
J. T. Bridges Register.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Estate of John W. Sims, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Dora A.
Sims, the administratrix of the estate
of John W. Sims, deceased, has tiled
in the Couniy Court of Lauo County,
Oregon, her final account of tho ad
ministration of said eslnln met ll.n
saiu i oun lias set Monday, the 18th
day of .May, luo:!, at tho hour of ten
u ciocii iu me lorenoon of said day
ac mo court ilouso iu Eugono, Lano
couniy, uregon, as (ho time and
i .i " ueariiig saia Uual account.
-u persons interested in said estato
am nereny untitled to present nny oli
jections tliey may liuve on or before
nam uiiv.
Dated at Eugene, Lano County,
Oregon, this Sth dav of April, l!io:i
L- T. Harris, DOKA A. SIMS, '
Attorney. Adininistruttrix.
AN IDEAL SMOKE.
Our Mount Hood
marks a distinct im
provement in cigar making.
Verfoction attained at last I The
flavor of tho pure Vueltu without
stiug or bitterness. Wholly de
licious all tho wny . through.
Sinoko the Mount Hood Cigar and
be happy.
F. C. POTTS
Manufacturer.
uouaty
m
op-
EUGENE. OREGON
Established in 18S3. Oldest Hunk
in tho County .
A Ceueral Banking business iu all
branches transacted on favor
ablo terms.
A. O. HOVEV, President,
L. G. HUL1X, Cashier.
13. 11. Hovey, Assistant Cashier.
KutiU,-! 0uM
uruiuB w TnonraoH
-JIHOMPSON 4 lUHby, l"U '
AlTOltKKYSAf
OiOce-In First National l!,t '
Practice in U the conn" k 'i
Ecosaj, Oaioog,
TltAVia,
Attorney-AtLjw
Omc-OverEne LcM 4
tnsua, (),.. ' "tl
QUO. B DOP.HI0,
i;rTORNIiY t.-UNSKLoit-ATn,
W vll prsetice nail the-. ,
of tho.tato. u n Ui8 HretonJ
Special stteutiun Kiyen in
mnttcre in probate 10 lltlot a.
(JWeo-Klrrt National Ban! Euk
Kmaia 1. 2 ami a
J. J.Walton
WALTON 4 KE-s
tti.rueys At-Law.
Will practice in all th c.,nr., in ,.
JOUIS R BEAN
ATrORNEY-AT-LAtf.
Office in new MtC'lurBlilKk !.,,. ,
USpjcUl atuution .aven to'uC
MEDICAJ.
pi-INE KUYKKNDAUj,
PHYSICTAX3 ANDSUKGEOSj.
0nict??" I.ou ft SiitM Bia
liuuding.
Spaeial attention to nr?ory and mreiei! ,
eauosof women.
WILL M, MORROW.
According to the statue of Oregon i
I ho second Friday Iu April Is denig-
nntel as Arbor Day, a dy on ithlch I
thlldreu of the public schools shall Linn lnic;
Pi.ll f'int
ViAf .fi r J Atrr, It - Mi&tti kli .-ttl Ii-'rvi4(t(.
R M Wm1. a.Utur W i.-iti niitl t,.(r ll llt i vt.
hiim, iuui twin biiug itn t U
Wl l.'i.Ml.
rtftl. tiri i. (; hi It i 'iuls, . W H'.n-a
yrltn. .., Hi,, ; ,.u 1 ,-; tin- M-t'i! hi i .t:
Mil VMUtt'lt I'lMttlM il II. -1 I t U.l.if
Uiitttf'ii l. i'ti ;,m-i l rf .tt! Yt- . !.
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t'.t'iH". U--M v lir n slo'-l tti.
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llrnt OV(!,il'rM in, l : mii, t u
vt hnw l.ii b. i 1 (. nil mid
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tiftk lT.tr k il i t i'Imm'.' M-,mi I I--i ii Ci ; , . ;i
tlie iMllt known iKU; j 11. .si , ;h , i t , t,
ttBl'llfVl (l.tl t,-t si,. - t ;,t. h
iiijhuiih, fr tlrt'.t't n' ! lv -.t. 1 1,
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NOTICE VOW PUUUCATION.
Kowlmrg. Onou, Marrh 10, HK
ot ico is heroin innm Ti,u i..
oompliimco with the provisions of tho
m-t of ConiircsH of Juno ;i jsTS. en-
luoa -Ail Act for tho Halo of Timbor
Mli$ ill tho Static nf fviir i..
Otvtion. Novuda nnd V:.hi..,.i
ritory,'' us oxtoiuhd to nil tho Puhlir
IUld StllttM liV ui t nf An.M.t t iu-
coke i. nny,... nf vi.i
1.1U10, StlltO of Oi-.ut.ni l..,o i
filed in this ollice his" sworn state
l ent No. ttd'J, tor the purchase of
the 80 '., nw '.. n.. i. . i. , ....
sw se i. nf . .4
Township Xo. 17, South' f l:,,i,
so. .( -.list, and il ir,.r proof To
how that the hind is r,, ,' ,1.1"
tMI- ila lii.,1.... .... .. "-IH.1UIW
. .i. ' moiie limn for agri
cultural purpose, ,1 to estalilisl,
in. clam, . saill iml ,10fo j,
1- Ware, I,, s. (',iissi,ii,or l.-
gene, Oregon, on Weiln,..!,,,. n'.
lay of ,1,,,,,.. imm. " ""-'
He imiiies as win,, woa: j ,v ,
if flit. ()r,.i.., u- if i . ",Hr1l
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ugene. Orenni, .,,.1 i vl.
Vi la, Oregon. " wf
Any and nil p,.rs,)ll9 d.,,,,,, ,,.
1st it t a. l,v,. desi-rilied liuids are
Pleated to tile their ,.1
on l,..r... . V 7 .
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A DM ISTRATRIX NOTICE.
Notice la hereby givou that the
undersigned, Lilllio (i. Quiucr, has
been duly appointed administratrix
of the estato of Thomas L. Quiner,
deceased, hy the County Court of
LunOjCoiiuty, Oregon, and all iersous
laving claims against said estato ure
hereby uotilled and reipiired to pre
sent the same, with the propor vouch
ors, to faid adiiiinisti-ati-ix at tho law
oflico of L. liilyeu, in Kiigeuo, Orogon,
within six mouths from the dute
hereof.
paled this 11th day of .March, lm.
L. 1 ll j-nii, L1LLI K O. QU1XEK,
Ally, uu- i..id estate. Administratrix.
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niny ,
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o oi;i-U)iTiit;.s.
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given lo
is 1-!
ehy
-'"'U that the under.
"veridgeand 11. Kmi,
, ''.v tlie iViintr
Ullty, Still.. ,, ti,.,,.
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XOTICK Ot' FINAL SETTLEMENT,
Not ico is hereby given that A. llu.
ctianau, hxeculor of tho last will mid
testament of Mary P. Hogain, decen s
ed has rendered and presented for
aun nieu in said court bis
lilllll account of the u,l,,,i,,l..l....t;
"".I ei,'atei .Hu'l tlmt Moi'lay, the
i, . 1 , ', "l V- " lim the
i o ciock in tho forouooii,
at tho Countv Ci.iirt i!.w, J !
Court at Kugono, Oregon, iu said
County and Slate, has been duly ap
pointed by the said court for the set
tlement Of the Sll ,1 uno,..,f ..4
me and place any p,M1 itprPstf,a
In said account, may appear and tile
.bjec ions to said account and co".
test tho sauio.
lW:!.lU'd U,ia 1,h l,ny of JIarch- A-
U M. 'Iravis, A
Attorney.
OSTEOPATHIC PHY ICIAX
QB HUCJUE. 1KXLAND
Corner 7th nml Willamette strreti. n-ti
uiseas-sanil dofornii ini speciallt, Uil
n attendance-.
QKOEGE O B DeBAK, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
0lice.--Room iif-r Kin;ene Loan k Strini
Bank. Iteaiilcnce No 11 "earl Mrwt Ctk
attended to ilay or night. Phone raiJtiCA
Main 77. Ofrce, Main 49.
G PIDDLE,
Oriice -On Olive e'.roet, betwm Fifth nl
Sixth streets one lilook ipjii if Mlanum
hotel
DKNTIST
J-J ERBERT I.EIGB
A33AYER AND.METALLUE013T
Kuai5s Our
Best equipped Away T.nlirlory In tb( it
Prom lit and rellahla rotiim. !ruir&Dted.
W'orking teste made on ore .ample of in
6fty iminila to determine the am "i'lk
method of treatment.
BUC1IANAN,-E.xecutor.
SL'MMOXa.
tyHE PAG'FIC MUTUAL LIFR
Very I.ateit
I.IFK AND ACCIUKNT roi.ICI?
AT.HKRT.I CARON, Get A,-t, l'...Ul
J M WILHIAMH, l..l A,-t, mft
NOTICE FOK nrilLICATlON.
in the
cncult cnint t.r ii .
vs
Charles W eber,
To Charles Weber
named
Depnrtmentof tho Interior.
Land Oflico at Koseburg, Orocoa
April 11, liHW. , ,.
Notice is hereby give that the
,.i ..in..r HI.-.1 nctif
of his Intention to make filial rrf,a.
support of his claim, and turn
proof will be made before .1. J- M'
U.H. Comnilssioucral KiiReiie,i,lri'(ib
on May 25, WX vizilbl. K. .NoiJ;'
of Claude L Smith, for the S t.
NW i4, N E '4S W '4. W ', S. '
Sec. 10 T. 1! S..R. -I West.
Ho nnmes the following llnfM
to prove hiBcnntinnnusresi.leiii'"ir
uumioned and fn. nnd cultivation of said Innd, y
in- in said court and IK. Smith, of Creswcll, I iregou. . "
""plaint Hied aaail.st i Oakley, of Independence, nv n.
ivc cnlitli.,1 emiri ' Keeler r.nmiiins. of ( l.i.-lu'ii,
Vl. Ii. bwniulll, (.1 iuiaeii ' "
J. T. Uridges. Ihvlster.
Defendant,
defendnnt
above
i on are hereby H,uimoned .ml r.
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We bate the in.i-t eliij.et.- bi.-yeli
leinir shop In the city. We hate
added an eiKiiii.-liug n eu and car
in ike your i-. I heel lock like uew.
All kin. i ut lathe work done. V .
guarantee our bratim.
Chuiiils'i-s lir.ithers,
Kugeue.
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l-'or Vein- 1'
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mien . 1 1 lie Count v
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ut "' i '.'-" -. - ... ,,,,rttten
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" lie date f th,,' ,lrst
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ADM INISTKATOK'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given. thsMhe
del-signed. J. E. P. Witli-.s, hs err
,li.l ,..',,.,i.,l.l ndminislniter of. 'f
...... - - , . ,i.
ll nri s. '.-
Court of I-"1""
-.Uijeiie,
ttoi;;
f or !
is march 2.1.1,
rs i an-in i . . "ini.'- ,,...
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nr.l,.p ..r 1 1...
:.. . . i Rcalust saiil Csiaic ar.
jiiuge in . ,,. ;,!
made at 1 .""'. , . ... ...utmt'o
Oregon, r... r.,,,,,:"pra p.. ,ii ""J".' .' ; . ut
i;ie xHv t mice oi i
gene. I in'gon
the dale of tli
Publication of '
n.v said order
ti. . Ll'ilyeu,
Attorney for l'8tttr.
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L. Ill veil, J. i'. , . ,.lr,hw
Attorney. Admin'""14'