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Daily Eugene Guard. CAMPUELL iiltOS., Publisher. Published every day of the week, Sunday excepted. AddresB nil com uiinicutinus mid nmko nil remittances piiyuliln lo tlio Eugene Uuurd, Eu gene, Oregon. suhsckiption " kates.-lmily. Delivered liy eurrior.por week $ 15 Delivered by carrier, per uioutb... &0 Hy mail one year (.in advance) 5 00 Six months 3 'J0 One month k Single copies Oo WEEKLV. One yoar W jXJ SiX lllolli.hH 1 00 Advertising rutos niudo known on application. Entered ub second-class matter at the Eugene, Oregon, puslolllce. Tlhl KASTKKM OI'TICEH-Of tlio paper are at to Zi Temple Court, New Vork City, nud U. S. Expros ltl.hr H7 Washington St. Chicago, 111.. K. KATZ Advertising Agency charge- in TUESDAY APRIL 21 The Advance in Sugar. The sugar refineries liavo advanced the price of sugar, says tho liutto, Montana, Miner, sinco tlio Cubau re ciprocity measure giving them choap- or raw materials passed tho sonato. Those who favored the president's pet measure declared that tbo iutro duction of raw sugars from Cuba, in competition with the Amoricau prod uct. would result in a decline in the price of tbo red nod arttclo. From tho Inception of tho measure tho Minor insisted that while tho Cu bau reciprocity measure would enable tho rollnerlos to secure cheaper raw materials from the peon labor of tho tropics than could bo produced by the enne and beet-growers of America, tbo rellnorios would bo under no ob ligation to reduce tbo price of the Mulshed product to tho consumer. The rocout advance In rvlluod su gars justifies tbo position taken by the Minor and conclusively provos that tbo whole scheme to Introduce raw sugars from Cuba was In behalf of the sugar trust. Thoro is no escaping a conclusion of this kind, though it is decidedly bold ou the part of tho refineries to show their linuil thus early after tho action taken by tho extraordinary bohhIou of the United States senate. Re-Elect Simon Too. Should tho unexpected occur aud llingor Hermann bu sent biick'.to con gress, It will then bo iiext4jH)fe.,ll, '-ftteWjoTiffioTi'U) tho U. S. sonato. lly all moBiia lot Oregon bo roproBont- od by men who have influonco (f) with tho national mliiilulntratlou. (touching KnvJow. ' It is novor too Into to mend if you do it lu time. It Isn't what a man has, but w hat he does with it, that counts. Wo could got along bettor with the inevitable if it would umko reasonable concessions. A girl thinks it is bettor been klssod and caught than have boon kissed. to havo uevor to A man's nook was broken other day by a collar button, niiieli lookoil for article has at turned up. tho Tbo last President Elliott, of Harvard, says that eduoated mou are Blow to marry. Ho failed to add that married men lira Buou educated. You nuisn't wavoyour handkerchief when I be kulsor passes or throw bouquets at him, Ho wouldn't shy, but his horses might. There is an Impression that an almndauoo of American luittlo ships might tend to simplify any sudden nncosslty for a coneluslvo Interpreta tion of the Mouroo doctrluo. When Ihoso thousand dollar Mis noiirl solons are behind the Intra they can comfort themselves with the re flection that they wore not cheap , 'Johns. " They got a prire for their votes colniiiensumte to the risk. lu 188 Michigan cut 4,E2, 18H.UU feet of lumber; III l'JUJ, 1,81(1, UH.H7II feet. In teu years lier cut has lieen reduced one -half. In 11X2 the mills of (hat state cut a little over one and a half billions shinnies.. It Is certain that Oregon is now r. coking mure attention from Eastern people than at any time hitherto in Its history. There Is gocl reason to believe that within (en years tlio pup Illation of the slate will bo doubled. The force pointing to such a result are getting fairly into operation. The ropo-inukiug hemp crop of the Philippine in a wouderlul wcullL producer. It brings about fl,(JO,0(A lojtho islands every year, forming tlio money crop of the inlands. Hoodie, boodle, boodle!" Thin not very elegant but expics.-ivo lerm xpresaes one of tlio principal tcuturos of news continually, but more, it seeniB, lately than ever- but perhaps it only "booids" so because tlio people ure more awiiKo. - iioooie hi me Missouri legislature, in tlio poBlolllcc Icparlmoul, in the government ser vice in 1'urto Uico anil at Manila, In Philadelphia, in Colorado Springs, in Kansas t'ity, in P.hodo Island, Delaware and Conned lent and Ion many other plueeB to mom loll, is it an epidemic of boodliiig, or only awakening of honest men to Its existence. i'liul was certainly a very nice point of difference which led I'ioO Pennsyl vania coal miners to cpiit work last wcok. Tho mulo drivers do not har ness the mules and they refused to put ou tbo bridles because they un- lorstood that the bridle is a part of tho harnoss. Tho baru Iiobsos did not agree with mom, so mo striae ioi- lowcd. Probably tho mules won't kick If the strike lasts a month. A ORliAT SKXSATIOX. There was a big sensation lu Loos- vllle, lnd., when W. 11. Jlrowu of that pluco, who wus oxpoctod to dio, had bis life suvod by Dr. King's Now dis covery for Consumption. Ho writes: "I endured Insufferable agonies from Asthma, but your New Discovery gave mo luiinoululo roller unu suou thereafter effected a complete cure. Similar cures of Consumption, Pneu mould, Bronchitis und Crip uro nu merous, it's tho peerless remedy for all throat 4ind lung troubles. Prieo 50 cents und H. Oiiarantoed by W. L. Delano, druggist. Trial bottloB froo. 25 CENT UKDS. Nlco cloau beds at tho Court Ilonso Lodging llouso for '25 oonta. Every room an outside room. No cooking ou promises excopt for family and that entirely disconnected from lodg ing part of houso. No dusty carpets. Cloau painted Hours with - a rug to each bed. Just back of and on sumo block Court House. Quiet locality. No nt reet noises, lleds at any timo of the nlulit. Boo transparency "HKDS" from Day & Uendoisou 's. or 'Juanle oflloa corner A T1IOUUHTFUL MAN. ii, iu. nusiiii, oi i'a1..!" nii'yj.-;,Ki., know wliiiMfl-flu l tho hour of need -HfcV-wifo bad such an unusual case of Btomach uud liver trouble, physi clans could not help bur. He thought of mid tried Dr. King's Xuw Llfo Pills uud sho got lolicf at unco nnd was llnally cured. Only 25c at W. L. Do Lniius drug store. IMPOltTANT TO HOMK IIU1LDKHH. C. S. Kurrow A Company havo for sale '27 choice lots lu lloudrluk's mi ll it Ion lo Euguuo, piii'o 975, nud up. Also somo choice lots iu tho Ellas Stewart addition to Eugene, and a few desirable lots in tbo northwest part of the city. Cull ou or address C, S. Furrow .t Company, Eugene, Oregou. OABTOtllA. BunUii t 11111 m N"" IW)18 Bought FOK WALK. A cholco residouce, in best rosi donco purl of ICugeno. Lot 80x100 feet, with elegant new house, just fin ished. A bargutu. For price and terms, oull at rooms 11 15 McCliiug building. HOOD CLAIMS. 1 hare soveral good claims of three million foot each, very favorably lo cated. A. 11. H1NKSON, Alma, Orcgou. FOK SALR Homo excellent tracts of timber, both MeKenzio and Sluslaw rivers, for .vile vory ihoap. For description and prices; call at rooms 11 and 15 Mo Clung building. ONE SOLID June 29th FOURTH REGIMENT 25 BIG SHOWS 25 10 FREE ACTS SEE END The Southern Carnival Co., Direct Fron the East. CLEAN, MORAL AND REFINED.' Parade Everv Dav. Vnto for Hip nnrrv OF THE CARNIVAL. WI:HK JUNK 2Q JULY COMBINE THE WOOL CROP. Plans are being formulated to cum blue the entire wool cliji of the Wil lamette Valley. Wools will be graded and buli d to meet trade lc-iju ii mollis and shipped direct to Eastern mills, saving all middle prolils. It is esti mated thut under the new methods of selling that it will add to tho prolils of the growers over SfU,(m now going lulu the pockets of the middle men. One of tlio largest wool ware houses in Portland has been secured and it is being llttod up with baling machinery and grading tables. When wools are all in shape for market, tali s will be advertised Kast and thou sold under sealed bids. Having several mil lion pounds together and properly picked, it will warrant Eastern buyers to send out their buyers to buy direct from the range. Tlio liirgi st grower in tho valley Is S. Pliilippi ofStayton, Marion County, Oregon, who is engi neering the proposition. Willamette Vulley Orowcrs Union. SNAPS KOR liOVS. One hundred and sevonty-flvo cluth patterns just right for boys' knee pants, for fiO cents each. EUOENE WOOOLEN MILLS. 1'TXK LAND FOR SALIO. One hundred und eighty acres of farming land desirably situated und in a high stato of cultivation is or forcd for sale. See or address S. M. DOUULAS & CO., Kugciio. 1XTJ3RMST TO IIOMISSICKKIORS. Commission paid to buyers of 1000 acres of laud iu tracts from 110 acres up, at $11 to ?'-!". '1 miles from small town and 0 miles from railroad, l'or particulars address lieu. A. Houck, owner, 788 Ferry street, Eugene, Oregon. Sewer Gas ih tho cnainiimtin from wa.sto matter umlnrKoiii docompDsitioii in tho ab- Huneo of froouir ami lifht ui tlio prea- (Ho of water whuthor m a hcuit hoiiho-draiu or wasto piix-s from pliiinbinii Hxturoa. It inoHHoiitliil lliat plumbing lo duno in u practical way in irdor tliut sower tfna may bo lsulutuii iroin living rooniH. V'or all kinds of up to-dnU plumb ing nud Hh'jot inotiil work auo WILL M. MORROW. No 48!l Willamette street. Phone Uiack, Vi. For your l'iumbing, Tinning and CienoraL Hepairing No. ;ii West 8th st, Phono Ked blo-l. Tie MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of New York All forma of lift, Kudowtnont aud (iold Bond l'oliciU'H and Annuitize, tiuaruutood values and rates fui nUhod by W. A, WAN. Euxene. Or. MMIi! miltoid ftooim?. Fife ri-sisting. Will thoroughly protect all builJinjja coveted with it, A better roof ing for less cost than any other roofing nuJ.e. Qui kly laid ami lasts for years. Srn4 fat bt-oklM. The Parafrwic Paint Co. rranclifo, Sejittle, WEEK and 4th CARNIVAL 4... J i ' '" ' -' ii.l S w . 1. m. THE HIGH DIVE FROM A LADDER na FEET. THE ANIMAL SHOW WITH THE CAMELS. THE INCLINE STEPS, THE SENSATIONAL RIDE. ORSED BY THE PRESS AND Rates on Railroads. Come in from the Country. V til Ren! Estate Investment Agents 1 kir-.'aiii-. in farms t-"irfc Iiiisine.- pr.o tlioeily. t'.il limine in tii W.) furin.-li c" sale. (.'ail ill li.-s. I hue). Ill Kiel LU-i'cre tract ' I" id ilive-ti.-ale bcl'.re buying. V.V will do hiliire iw in lite j-.o-t, o r ..nr incr;!- IIV iliiv or write Othce room- .". 1 a Eugene, Ure; u, W. HAI1KIS, President. J. II. McCLU.N'U, Treasurer. EUGENE WATER CO. I INCORPORATED. ) I'uro well water furnisliod for household purposes -Motors and hydraulic elevators. RATES AND TERMS UPON APPLICATION. EUGtNi - - " OREGON. OPERA HOUSE WALTER ROSS, Malinger. Wednesday April 22 Night THE IIKSTOK SWEDISH DIALECT COMEDIANS. BEN HENDRICKS And an Excellent Company of Players Including the Famous Original DIRECT FROM STOCKHOLM. SWEDES. In tho Timo-Tried uud Ever POPULAR COMEDY-DRAM A OLE OLSON Filled to the Brim With Roa-ing Comedy Scenes, Touches of Heart Interest, Brilliant Specialties. Hear Hendricks' new sonns: "MEM OKIES OF MV SWEDISH HOME," "1IA1I1ES AM) DLOSSOMS," and "sthawiii:i:i;ii;s." Pricas 5'i and 75 Cants. Seats on salo at. Corner Dnitf Store. MARX STEAM DYEING A!D CLEANING WORKS 3IPJl.lUAJiSr-Jr. Prop." (M5 Willamette St.reot, H.-.1 Phono Ulack ECU EN E, - OKICOOX. Why Don't You Use BALLARD'S SNOW LINiMENT? This IVtpulnr Homed y CUltE ?2 ,i'Hin:it isni, Xcurul 1, Spvaitis, IJruiaos, Ituriis, Luliu l!urk, St ill' Joints, t'orns. Hunlons and Chilblains, and all lu tlaiuinntiou of .Man or ISinst. TKSTIMONIAL: Liniment on Earlh. Best Henry 1). Ilnldwln, Sunt. Water Works, Shullnliurir, Win., writes: have tried many kinds of liniment. hut have never received much lament until I used llallard's Snow Liniment for Ulieumiit ism and Pains. 1 think II the best liniment on earth." TESTIMONIAL. Cures Sciatica. Kev. . L. i:iley. LL. I)., Cuba. N. V,, writes: ".Viler lilteon days of excruciat inn pain from Sciatic liheu- matlsm. under various I re, il moms, was inilueecl to try linllard's Snow Liniment, (lie llrst applu-iition trivini! my first relief, a id the second entire rein t. i jjive it uniualilled recoui meuiliitlou. " We Sell and Recommead It Vincent & Co., Druggists of July Given by the Fourth IO PUBLIC. SWED'SH LADIES QUASI E1TE iiiiiclie, city rc.-o.fiicv and - lo examine in y iroperiy we nave or us lor 1 1 1 . i ; i r iniormatioii id 2 upstairs ov. r l..:uc County I ank, J McMUKPHKV, Secretary. J Mi T1SAU1' OF LAND AD.IOl.N 1X1 EUliE.NU I'Oi: SALE. The 20-acro prune and cherry orchard, (divided into two equal tracts by a county road, ) on tho Illair donation laud claim, nearly adjoining Eugene northwesterly, is olfered for salo as a whole or in ton-aero tracts. Eleven-year-old trees. Havo been well cared for. Three-fourths Italian, balance French. Two hundred eleven year-old Koyul Anno chorry trees ou each tract. Tiled aud well feuced. Price, 81000 for all, or 82000 for ither halfj Will sell ou ousy terms to right kind of purchasor. J. K. CAMPHELL. d-wtf I. L. CAMPUliLL. TIM HER LAND, ACT JUNE:!, 1S78 NOTICE FOR PUUL1CATION. United States Laud Oilico, ltotoburg, Oregon. April 10,1903. Notice is hereby giveu that in com pliance with the provisions of the act ot Congress of June .'t, 1878, entitled "an uct for the sale ot timber lauds iu tlio states of California, Oregon. Nevada, and Washinctou Teritory, " as extended to all the Public Laud States by act of August 4, IS! 12, Cornelia Stevens, of Sprmcueld. Lano county State of Oregon, has this day tiled in this oflico his sworn statmcnt No. t'Jir.i.for t he purchase of the ST. S W S '.. S E 'j of Section No 11 in Township No. 18,- South, Raugo No 1 west, and will oiler proof to show that the laud sought is more valuable for its limber or stono than for agricul tural purposes, and to establish his claim to said laud before the Register aii.l luiceiver ot this ollice at J. J. Walton, U. S. Commissioner, Eugene, Oregon, on Monday, tho itlnd day of June, JtHM. Ho names ns witnesses: Chas. M.Kls. seuger, of Eugene, Lime County, t)re. .101111 Kissenger ot lay, Eane c:ouiuy, Ore. Jackson Kissenger of Tay, Lane County, Oro. (ieorgoSpores of Spriug- neiii, ljiiuo uoiimy, Ure. An? ami ail persoiu.'.l "ad versely tbo above descrioetl minis ure requested to llle their claims in this oflico on or before eiiid '2-nd day of June, 11I0J. J. T. Uridges Register. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. lvstato of John W. Sims, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Dora A. Sims, the administratrix of tho estate ot John . Sims, deceased, has Hied in the County Court of Lime County, uregon, iu r nuiu account ot tlio ad ministration of said ostato and the said Court has set Monday, tho 18th day of May, llKCt, at tho hour of Urn o'clock iu tho forenoon of said day at the Court House in Eugene, Lane County, Oregou, as tho time and pluco for hearing said final account. All persons interested in said estate are hereby uotilled to present any ob jections tuoy may have ou or before said day. Dated at Eugeuo, Lauo County, Oregon, this 8th (lav of April, llloll. L- T. Harris, DOHA A. SIMS, A ttoruey. Admiiiistrattrix. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United Stales Land Oflico, Rosoburg, Oregon, March Id, l'JO.1. Notice is hereby given, That iu compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of Juno :i, 1878, ou t it led "An Act for tlio sale of Timber Lunds iu tho States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter' ritory," us extended to all tlio Public Land States by net of August I, 18M Coke I. Hilyeu, of Villa, county ot' Lane, Stato of Oregon, has this day filed in this oflico his sworn state ment No. Wl, for the piirclin,e of the so lj tut 'j, no !4 8W 1 - so 1 gw and sw 4 so '4 of Section No. 21 in township No. 17, South of Range No. .1 East, and will oiler proof to show that the land is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agri cultural purposes, and to establish bis claim to said land before Marie L. Ware, Li. S. Commissioner, Eu gene. Oregon, Wednesday, tho loth day of June, l:Hi;. He names us witnesses: J Ward of Viibi. Oregon. W. II. Ireland, of Ida, Oregon. Loon Edinondson, of Kiiu-ene. Oregon, and Lewis Finn of 1 la, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming ad versely th abo-.e described lands are '"I'M'sted l"f heir claims In this ollice 011 or lu fere s:ii,l lilil, .1.,,. ,. l:n.:i. J. T. HKlUi lKS, Register. NOTlcr. To CREDITORS. 1 1'- of 111.11 A. Loverbl,:,-, du. fi Noiiee Is hereby then to ,' ' 'V concern Unit the uuiler ' L"veridg..ttnl II. Ii;i, 1 .. :. 1 ;ve eeeli by tl.e Cii:itv F 1 1.01, Coin Mil. 1 III V . ,.1,1,1, r-,ia!,. ,-, (,r(,. ' "l'P"inte,l exient,,,. ,i 01 the estate f K., . .le.. and a.'l 1 r,,,,,,, im-against s:nd estate arc ill.si uud re.minM t :ee Willi nr.,: ..r , 1. ' . 'i',i tu n I .OVi'l II iVH:,; ,-. It ri l v in - m Hi. .-, .....I ..- " '' " ' . ..... . Ui,., mi, ' IT r, v ... . 1. ' aw ollice of .leuken. ,v- M,.ri ... . mollis ... " 1. 11, 1 evtr I- if .. ; I i . in Eugene. Line i,,'.' '. " I r . ; iiioiiiiis i roui ti el I his neilee. ' date I'l'el nt r.iu;,. d iv (,f i e,ril:irv I' I' 1.' i' M;il.';r Ii. Rl'TIi l.(iVl.l;II,.i.-'i l-v-ent.ir, I tlie estate ibvotisod. v,'cutri, e( Loveri,lK-,., 01 1.1. en A. .leukes A HarUug:, Ml,l eaae. Attorneys fr : : FIRST : : lailiil iisi OF EL'UKNE. Paid up Cash Capital - $50,000 Surplus $50,000 EUOENE, OH EC ON. A OENKP.AL iUNIUNli ISUS1- A neos done ou reasonable terms Sight drafts on Chicago, Suu Erau .. .... ...i.l p.rl limil I Ireirriii. Hills of exchange sold on lureigu cuiintiics. JJeposiis receiveu sunjuci to check or certificate of deposit. All collections entrusted to us will receive prompt ultention. T. I J. lll'.M'lilt rrcsiuent. S. Ii. KAKIN, Vice President. P. K SXOIMIKASS, Cashier. L. 11. POTTER, Assistant Cashier. AN IDEAL SMOKE Our Mount Hood marks a distinct im provement in cigar mak ing. Perfection attained at last I Tho flavor of the pure Vuolta without sting or bitterness. Wholly do licious all tho way through. Smoke tho Mount Hood Cigar aud be happy. t F. C. POTTS Manufacturer. OF- EUGENE. OREGON Established in 1883. Oldest Ilalik in the County . A General Ranking business ill ull branches transacted ou favor ablo tonus. A. (i. HOVEV, President. L. Ci. UUL1N, Cashier. H. 11. llovey, Assistant Casliior. A I ).M ISTR ATRIX NOTICE. Notico is hereby given that tho undersigned, Lilllie (i. Quiner, has been duly appointed administratrix of tho estate of Thomas L. Quinor, deeeusod, by tho Count v Court of Luue,County. Oregon, and all persons naviug Claims against said estate uro hereby notillcd and roipiirod to pro sent tho same, with tho proper vouch ors, t mid administratrix at the law oflico of L. llilyoti, iu ''.iigono, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Datod this 11th day of March, 1D03. L. llilyeo, L1LLIK (i. QUINER, Atty. fee : lid ostato. Administratrix. NOTICE OK FINAL SETTLEMENT, Notice iq herein? nlrnn tl.-f A 11.. chanan, Kxecutor of the last will and testameut of Mary P. Hogain, deceas ed. linn roiiilt.rn.l otwl ,nnfln..n r settlement, and tiled in said court his final account of tho administration of said estate, ana that Monday, the sixth day of April, A. D., liWIl, at the noil, ui ieu o ciock in tue loreuoon. at. tho County Court Room of said Court, at, Eugeuo, Oregon, iu aaid county, and btute, has been duly up noillteil llV I he aili.l nnrl r.. tu tlement of the suid account, at which time and pluco any person Interested in said account, may appear and Hie objections to said account aud con test the same. Uuled this 1th day of March, A. D., L. M. Travis, A. 11UCHANAN, Attoiuey. Executor. SUMMONS. mtho eii.-uit court of (ho state of Oregon for the countv of I.n.m Mario Welwr. Plaint lif. vs ' s Weber, Defendant. . Weber, defendant above air.o of the slate of Oregon : Charles Weber. Defendant To Charles Weber, defendant above In the tiniiio of the slate of Oregou: .,,ui,ie iiereny summoned and rn- liiire iio appear in said court, and nn,wer the complaint tiled ngainst yon in the nbor., .iiitiii.,.1 nm.. .i cause on or before nix weeks from tho 'Into cf the II, -t i,i,l,li,.ii .. ii.i. summons; and if yon fail to so appear and and answer said eomplaiut for want thereof the plulntiir will apply "s:nd conn for the relief pruved tor in said court, towit : 1 or a decree of suid court ilel:irin, ,.. .1....1...I..,. ie nmrring,. contract now evisf ing l-tween suid plnintilf and (lefendiiiit '"I'l l II I SSI ) 1 1 .1 r..,l ,. , ""' on ion renei. i Ills son, in, ti,d ij i..t. . liiutmii thereof once each week for -ixc..iis,vi,tivi weeks by order of the Ion 11 1. luncuid. countr judge of I . .ice con nt y, Orecon. duly made at ' ""rt house in Eiicene, Oregon, on -Murch '.''th. piii.i. 'i'iie dlite of lli C.f ....i.l: . r.... , . ' 1 1 M ill .Oil 111 this siiinuioiis us llxed by said order is march 'ikl, l:nu, L Hilyeu, Attorney for Plaintiff. Lane ' County ArniioKy.Ar.... i iLYi.ir, AT;'o!J,-jyy ,.A.V Oar f':r?t Nwi.briftl ti. U WOOLSJOUX. ATl'0 1 1 N K Y-AT-L A V Ollici-Oae hM blook wih Mllrtl e it sku'wohtu. auVll bKll'WOKTll 4 I'll'Es 4.T10RNEYSATLAW Will prac li.-c iu nil tlip t'.;,.,-;', KDaEat Olk.uk, HZUIUS W THOHPSOM ,.,. .VITOKNEYS Af w. Jfhco-Iii First National Uaolo I'l&etlce in all tho cuu.-ta. 1Q1. ED01S7, Onoos. L M TRAVIS, Attorney At lay. Office - Ovw Eusen. Low, 4 Svwg, Euceno, Orcpcn. c N .':o. B l)OR;U8, YTTORXEY & C(.!UNSKL01i.AT.UT Wl! prurtire n ill He cr,ur of e,. fciiecml attontioa given to collectloM m oiattorf" in probate. Dliiee First National BaakBldg Rooms 1. a and 3. J. J. Walton ' a p v WALTON 4 Nk'sg lturi.eys-At-L.w. Will practice in all tli-i courtj In the 'iUU OBice reoai So It Walton block. Enji,ijr OUIHE. BKAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in new McClung Blo.k, Ro ,ill 15. Specin) atUiuti .u Kivcn to Uud aiina,,. natt.-'r4. nt,eRe, OreM. ME1)IAI. AINE 4 KUYKENUALL rKYSrCIANS AND SDRCEOXJ. OiS.'eH Tn Kiit;oae Loan 4 Saruii BkI r.uiliHng, Sp?riiil attention to ennfery and nrgiJ !: ea0B of women. OSTEOPATHIC 1'ilY ICIAX j-B. HUGHE. l'ENLAND Corner 7th and Willamette iitretU. Ci'W diii-:nsiH anil defoimiucs specialty, ltr n attenonuce. QE EORGE O B UeBAR, M. D. THYSIC'IAN and SL'KGEOX. OHtce, - Room ov-r Eugene lioan A Sinif Bank. Residence No iSO "earl itrett Cu attended tn dy or nii:ht. Tlioae reailew Maiu77. Otr'ce, Main iO. vlt G DIDDLE, DENTIST OIHca-Ondlln street, beHrwill fifll n1 I Sixth streots one hloo't wsjt of Miu' I hotol j-JEUBERT LEIGH A33AYER AND.METALLCBOUI EooeNB Ou)-' Beet equipped Away baboratorj In ll I'rompl ana relialile relurns rii"' I 8 fifty pounds to, letenuine the a11' meinou oi ireaimeoc T HE TAOf 1TC MfTVAL Ll Very 1 .alert I.lr'K AN1 ACC1DENT1 ALBERT .T VAV.OS, fiei h .1 M WILLIAMS. Local At, Xi-VTIPE EOi: Pl'ULICAT!"5' 71 Departmentof the 1'. Laud Oflico at lioseburg, 3 V ..I 1 a liiire'b'v Blr.lWl lowing named settler li W I l,io intention to inake HM'lT-sl sunnnrt of his claim, i"t ? I vot wiu 'T 'V'inf.O4! I lohiihw . :, , e on May !! . lhfjl.l of Claude L Smlt n. on . () N' 4; U U ' V" hisconlin"''.- . rJ t prove liis com line'". - , rJ ,d cultivatloi. of M. X C ' rimiin.oi ."k,lo-vv 1 Keeler Kmn H. Smith.of Creswe Orrtf .7 Oakley, of I ii.i. i;-'':'-" ; ,x 0' r Keeler Emmons of lW .m'W. 11. Emmons. ',' . " " dene. 1 . I J. 1. ,..-r-- :;vT0n'SN'lTIlt. A11.M1N1ST1 I . , IW" i , 1('p,,s , L- p W 1111-1 . 'Jorsigm'''.. V' iminirtn""" , estate of W. W. fu C, the County Court of J m t PIT against said 'tate ar.-W" to present the s,i,itis-' r vouchers to I - . ;jivfO the Law Ctli.e gene. Oregon. llli" -'- the dale of '"'V1;;' eflh ii I luted his i 'J r' TTHl L. Hilveii. ' Attorney. la