Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, June 01, 1903, Image 2

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Daily Eugene Guard.
OAfilMiKLL-' ItROS., Publishers.
IuT7li-hi-i every iluy of the week,
Sunday excepted. Address all com
munications nod make all remittances
payable to tho Kugone Uuard, Eu
Ueuo, Oregon.
. 8U1ISCK1ITION- JiA'i'KH. DA 1LY.
Del Ivered liy carrier, per week $ V
Delivered by carrier, per month... &0
Hy mail ono your (in advance) j 00
Six months 3 U
Ouo uioutli 'y
Single copies 0"
WEEKLY.
Ono your -W 00
Six mouths 1 00
Advorl isii.g rates uiudo kuowu on
application.
Entered as second-class muttor at
tbe Eugene, Oregon, postollleo.
THE EASTERN Ol'T-'lCEH Of tho
pitpor aro at ') to 'ill Temple Court,
New York City, and U 8. Expres
Bldg., 87 Washington St. Chicago, 111.,
E. KATZ AdvortlBiug Agency iu
ebargo-
MONUAY JUNE1
A recent census of (Scotland and
Ireland shows that neillier country
materially exceeds tlio stuto of Ohio
in noiiiilntioii and Ohio has room
for a good many uioro people.
Six hundred and ninety-five immi
grantB were denied admission to the
United States along the Candlan bor
der alone, during thouiouth of April
Most of thoBo excluded were afllicted
with some form of oontagious disease.
China, according to the census just
completed, has a population of
000,000. The inhabitants of Manchu
rla, Mongolia, Thibet and Turkestan
wero not counted., but their number
was estimated.
Millionaire Swift once said that
no man is rich enough to smoke 25
cont cigais. Itawcvor, it -is likely
that Mr. Carnegie or Mr. Rockefeller
could stand tho strain of three or
four a day without incurring a repu
tation for wild oxtravagitnoe.
President Elliott, of Harvard, is of
the opinion that no man can work too
hard. Possibly Professor Elliott has
never tried it. Let him go to tbe
country somo day and take noto of
sotuo farmer who has gouo forth with
his boo at sunrlso evory morning and
'worked till sunsot, and 1b bowed,
broken and rheumatic nt fortyfive.
The announcement thut Joseph
Chamberlain asked the King to
bestow upon hie wife a special murk
of honor which his Majesty wished
to confer on him, must have caused
tho most relent leas enemy of the Col
on'lul Secretary to lapse into momen
tary admiration. All the world
loves a loving and grucious rocogul-
tlou of the obligation, mid who Is to
measure Mr. Chamberlain's indebted
ness to bis American wife?
The American Society of Equity hi s
is suod u bulletin to tho farmers of the
United States, exhorting thorn not to
sell wheat until the Chicago price
reaches 1 1.00; and thou to dump all
they have on tho market without wait
lug for a greater riso. We never
hoard of tho American. Sooloty of
Equity, and doubt If the farmors of
t ho oouutry over heard of it boforo,
Perhaps it has not tho least connec
tion with tho speculative market; but
ouo thing is certain. If tho authors
of this bulletin could havo tho asenr-
nuce that tho fanners of tho country
would follow their advice, thoy could
enrich themselves beyond tho dreams
fo avarice. ..
With the Lostr. "
Father "There's something wrong
with our William. He's n freak I"
Mothor "How o1" , " ' -
Father "Well, his sympathies 'aro
always with the cut 111 tho cat-anil
dog light." .J
A Fifth Wheel. . ,
Hrldenrooin "What I 1b your ma
to go with us on our wedding jour
noy?"
llrlde "Of course, and you may
thank your stars thut we're going to
take you."
PU11LIC SCHOOL EXAMINATION
Eighth grade public school nxntnl
nations will bo held 111 tho public
schools of I .one county as follows:
May 20. 'Jl and 22; Juno 17, IS and
19, UK.
Teachers desiring to give those ex
initiations, pleuso notify me as to tho
number of list of questions wanted
and date of examinations chosen. If
those requests fur lists are not re
ceived Immediately I may not have
a sulllcicut numlier for all.
April 1:1, lin.
W. M.'M I I.I.EK,
County Supoi iiitendeiit
We carry a full lino of garden seeds
In bulk; also a lawn grass and flower
aoed.
ChamUm Hardware.
business Pointtrs.
iluy your furniture of iih hm! sine
money. diamb'Tn' 1 laid ahi o.
Hiyolo rt p.iii iug neatly dime at
LoUgilUliilcr A 1 eter's.
If you need iibuvii mower, see our
Phoenix ball buying; i gr.i.-s
catch--1.1.
CllMII:b.
OUO of lllti
jo' ihtr.iiv.ire.
gruiid bargains
stoic bc.ore tin y
Secure
at Rankin's miuic
uiu all com,.
Lueo curtain Btruti'hi'rs, at
Chambers!' Hardware.
Sheep-shearing is at uur.d,. mid you
need a machine to do the uoik. In
vestigate the matter. Loughiuillur
,t Peter.
Don't foigut the closing out sale at
Kaukin's music house.
lleo Hives and supplies.
Chambers' Hardware.
Great slaughter in pianos at Rankin's
Music Store. Prices shot all to pieces.
"Mar-Not" varnish its made to var
nish wood, oil cloth, linoleum, or wall
paper. It Is called "Mar-Not" be
cause it will not mar. Wo tell it.
Chambers' Hardware
. A big Bhipinent of go-carts just ro
oeived. The prico will please you as
well as the carts.
Chambers' llardwaro.
: Leo's Lico Killer,aud poultry sup
plies. Chambors' llardwaro.
i For lino Candies the liauquet.
Hand rolled chocolates at tho liau
quet. Tbe finest candies in tho city at the
liauquet.
Wo have a complete line of Men's
and lioys' straw hats of tho latest
patterns at the Gulden Kulo.
Free Ono lco clnppor with each
Peerless ico cream freozer. We have
only 12 to give away. First come,
first served. Chambors'Hardwaro.
A OHEAT SENSATION.
There was a big sensation iu Leoe-
villo, lud., when W. II. Hrowu of that
place, who waB expected to die, had
his life saved by Dr. King's Now dis
covery for Consumption. He writes:
I endured hiBufferablo aioiiioB from
Asthma, but your Now Discovery
gave mo immediate relief an 1 soon
thereafter effected a complete cure. "
Similar euros of Consumption, Pneu
monia, lironchitis and Grip aro nu
merous. It's tho poerless remedy for
all throat and lung troubles. Price
60 cents and $1. Guaranteed by W.
L. Delano, druggist. Trial hollies
freo.
, Aya & Son
For your Plumbing, Tining
and General Repairing.
No. ai Wost 8th st,
Phono Kod 135-1.
WHO KNOWS
Wlicn !IU Kidney Trouble Hno
Tautened find Ranched tho
Chronic 8tac? If It Una It la
Incurublo by Anything Known
lixcept tho Fulton Compounds.
Wo Avm Tho 6olo Aonta.
A an TldoQce of tho unusual ctmrnrter of t Tio
Fulton Compounds that company doonnot put
Huh or Invito testimonials except thnflo roporu
!nf rccoTi rka In klUtioy dUtusrs that have
reached tho clirunlo RtuifO. nllnrtctl to bo lncnro.
bit. Here ll another recovery in a ct.sn In?
ble tilt the nclTontof the Fulton Ctmpoun
reported by Jotiim A Jnlmion, tho BKouUof ILe
Fultou tVmiHMtutln In Loa Ontnn:
W. II. KrliUcy, ft rostdput of Jmh Oftl
tavtntr chronic lcldtioy dlstmso Hrlctit's
Me) tarut, llko every hcnly ola found ivtl trcut
bitnt fntlle. lie onmunenrrd on Kultm'a Rei..il
Comtviund tu Frlirunry, iwa.uud on Ireonmii
10 of the name yaf report tho total dlnnp
pearanre or tho tllrwaao. He writes that ha has
galuod flftorn poiuwl la itclghi and in anln
atle to do a Svid hurd day a work. John a &
Johatioa, the t m vlotos drtigBlKtM, confirm
raiMivcry and kunw of noTPrnt othnr rvoovt'rlf r In
imllnr caff cf Fhmi.to h Incy disease In ls
Oatoa. all of tl'ii w. to luc.rivtik hy ntiftMr.it
clt known lo dni'irUt. s. A. I'liltnor, t'nj
Ifadhitf driiBtfUtolSa i:a Cruz, 11. 11. Mnymml,
the fM uluma tirtittft, the hVrry Unig IV m
dnnv of No H M.irU't atrcol. Hnn i- ruiH'tnoo, W.
R. tVttnl, lite Ui'rriL'h'y dmtnlHt, Ir Murlilt-y,
the Cl'itqnUU linu'cul, Willis A Atartia, ihe
SeerftnioBUdrn(tUl, nnd scurt-f vt otluT full'
fOrutn drtiKiiK all ri''rl hi-oi.' nvoTir:ta
In h'ntp lihwi'-y illBi-usrn th.it w.-re u.Hltivciy
limurahht hy uuythtuit kuowu oxcopl die ITuUou
(JumtxBiilN. .
IrHy, rheumatHm from nrlo arid, pool ind
hladoer trout'lra ant iirooft lltnl Ho kldn'a
are oot rfnrmtni( thnlr (U!Htoii:i. Tin ohron'o
ataKOOt kidnnf lrnilln ti Itrl; li I a HI-nam. If
you fntl latmuM or iiilm'ruHe. If your kidney
rouhla hatia on aettd for Panioiil.'t. Tor
outuite of u omrr;.i!i Hourly W 1t cout anmnt!
fiurelv ohroiueoaaoa lilion'a Ht'iial L'ontHuu.i
or Hrlnhl'a a: d Kidney HWtav.4. 41: (t
Dlatietea, $1 M. Jolm J. ,Fillon t o., 4iV V.' nli
In it ton atrtwit, San lrant,li,o, le ooinpotimti'i
Tree aimlynea for puttenta W art i te hoid
awBU tut tUt k'uliwu Cutuwuu o;li
Linn Drug Co., Eugooo
MALTHOID
KOOFIMG
Never conoJci, never
WvM(8 imr C"t;n.!i; in fact
rtcv Lir j; . ei ttr.v trov.Mc of
any in-. U ukJ lor ill
tU c of w. rV. A vety
mp.rior owuhig Rt barm,
(t-:t.riri, J i'i rumor ies,
tjnnciK.i ilicui aul niiuitig
j-roj-crt;,
ftti hf (V!H.
The ParaKine P:int Co.
Uin Fr nciifo, Wattle.
Portl :n Lot Anyeltl
tntl Denver, CIrJo.
1 it- V'-J
k ? & -
ALKHKU A. AY A,
sou of Lewis Ayu of this city, who has
been chosen to represent the gradua
ting class of the U. O. law school at
commencement exercises in Eugeuo
this mouth. "
Because.
Why should a man insure his life
in tho Mutual Lifo luBiinioco Co. of
Now York?
UecatiBo it i tho safest Investment
known to umu.
Because it id the 11 rat. oldest and
strongest insurance Co. In America,
Because cash invested iu life insur
ance Is crtsh invented that will return
again with compound interest.
Because successful business men
carry large amounts of insurance.
Because if you break down in bust
ne&s, a policy of insurance will set
you on your feet again.
Because merchants are anxious that
all their customers carry life insur
ance.
Because if you have a m ortgaged
farm and you drop off, the insurance
policy will pay the bill, and your
wife and family will be left with the
old homesteid free of debt.
Because the Jews are considered the
best inventors in the world, and they
carry large amounts of life insurance.
Because it is a rare thing to Mud a
Jew in the poor house.
Because you havo no taxes to pay
on a life insurance policy.
Because if all men carried lifo in
suraucc, tbe poorhouso would soon be
empty.
Because The Mutual Lifo Insurance
Company, of Now York.-W. A. Wann,
local ageut, Eugene, Oregon, makes it
a business proposition, and will sell
you lilo lusuraucu just tho same as
a merchant will sell you sugar and
colfeo. For terms and rates, call at
room 1, over Savings Bank, Eugene,
Oregon.
V. A, WANN, Agent.
. LUCKY hOX M1IINU STOCK.
Wo are tho authorized agents for
tho sale of a limited amount of treas
ury stock iu tho Lucky Boy Mining
Company, which we olFor for sulo at
75 cents. Those who wish to Viecome
part owners in this splendid property,
should make their applications at
once at our ofllce and givo us the
amount you winh to invest.
Eugene Kt-al Estato d lnvnntmont Co.
A THOUGHTFUL MAN.
M. M. Austin, of Winchester, Ind7
knew what to do in tho hour of need,
His wifo hhd such an unusual case
of blomach and liver trouble, physi
cians could not holpher. lie though
of aud tried Dr. King's Now Lifo Pills
and sho got relief at once and was
Anally cured. Only 25o at W. L. Do
Lanos drug store.
STOHAliE! STOHAUKi STORAGE I
Goo. T. Hall A Son's public and pri
vato warehouso is now ready for all
kinds of storage. Hops, wool, grain,
merchandise and household goods.
HALL A SON.
SSAI'S von llOYS.
Ono - huudroil ' hihI Bovouty-ftve
cloth patterns just riKht for boys'
kuoo limits, for 50 cents cacti.
KUliKNK WOOOLKN MILLS.
MARX STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING WORKS
CHRIS MARX, Jr. Prop.
fltr WillnmotUi Street,
ur.t......
Pluiuo Blm-k
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LEN
The
FEATURING LITTLE
s.l A
The Dainty
One Week T.
I'roilni'iiiK tlie
i'uilowiiitj Kxcelluntj
...REPERTOIRE...
Monday A Fair Rebel.
Tuesday The Real Lord Lennox.
Wednesday-Shall We Forgive Her.
Thursday-The Power of Wealth.
Friday Hazel Kirke.
Saturday-The Dangers of New York.
HIGH CLASS SPECIALTIES.
A Band and Orchestra
that are leatures within themselves.
Prices 35c and 50c.
Seats now on sale
- - BOS WELL SPRINGS - -
Located on the Southern Pacific Railroad in Douglas County, Or.
The waters CURE ninety per cent of cases of
Constipation, Rheumatism, Catarrh,
Tost ofllco, Express and Public Telephone on the premises.
Eroin tlO. per week up, includind baths.
Trains stop in front of tho Hotel.
ONE GALLON OF THESE WATERS n NTAIXS
Potassium Chloride
Potassium Hromidu
Potassium Iodide
Sodium Chloride
510.00 gr
- .57 t;r
.53 Kr
211.00 r
CAPT. BEN
T. W. HARRIS,
President.
EUGENE WATER CO.
(INCORPORATED.)
Piiro well water furnished for
and l)3'ilraulic elevators.
RATES AND TERMS UPON APPLICATION.
EUGENE - - - OREGON.
Stoves ;
A full line of
and ranges.
No 50
Ninth and Oak.
S.
mMkfm
Sewer Gas
is the eiiiiiiiiiialtnn from waste matter
undergoing decomposition iu the ab
sence of free air and light in the prcs
cco of water whether iu a sewer
house-drnin or wasto pipes from
plumbing llxtures.
It isej-ci'iitial that plumbing be done
III a practical way in order that sewer
gus may be isolated from living,
rooms.
Kor all kinds of op to dale plumb
ing and sheet metal work see
WILL M. MORROW.
No 480 Willamette street.
Phone Hlack 1!21,
The MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
ol New York
All forms of life, ICmbuvinent and
Gold Houd Policies and Annuities.
Gusr.iiit.Hd values and rates furnished
by
W. A. WANN. Eugene, Or.
"The Mi.Kwt Sor-.aion VteryiiliQrtt"
iLILIPUTi
Co hpsable Pocket
Stereoscopa
Apparatus
T IH llf.l S'rn. ', wi'h IhoatrnncMl ii.
tl.'Al rlTei-l. Il'wli I li: i.I'd in .lirT.rm CU,
:.l.:.i . n.. i :i . ...
I.i.-lii.ln.-'JO V K I'h.il.viaili. !, I.i
iirrl. llwiinlvi.iK. s,.o hr
Pre,ia in M f.ru AliEX IS WAN k H.
LILIPUT .l EREOSCOPt CO
Tho PARKER.,
WALTER i:riS, .Manager.
STOCK Co.
li
Child Actress.
May 25
Children 25c.
at Corner Drug Store.
Stomach, Kidney and Liver Troubles
Mngii urn Chloride - .10 gr
Cal urn Chloride - 143C.D0 gr
Calcium Carbonates - .19 gr
D. BOSWELL, Proprietor
H. JIcCLUNG,
Treasurer.
MeMURPHEY,
Secretary.
household purposes Motors
Ranges
heaters, stoves
L. Long.
A WEDDING BREAKFAST
Or di nner is always served
with the choicest wines and
liquors that can be procured.
For social functions of any
kind we have the purest aud
best wines, of either imported
or domestic vintage, ty the
case, bottle or gallon, at prices
you can't match for quality
iu Eugene, at
E C HUGHES
Successor to W M Kenshaw
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, Jerry Atkinson, has been
duly appointed executor of the estate
of Hiram Wingard, deceased, and of
tho partnership estate of said iliram
Wingard, deceased, and Martin Win
gard hy tho County court of Lane
county, Oregon; aud nil persons hav
ing claims against either of said es
tates are hereliy notilied to present
tho sumo to tho undersigned with the
proper vouchers at the law office of
L. Hilyeu. in Eugene, Oregon, within
six months from tho date of this
notice; said claims to be duly verified
as by law required.
union tills lMth 1av of May, 1003
JERKY" ATKINSON,
Executor of the estate 0f Iliram
Wingard and of the partnership estate
at Iliram and Martin Wingrad.
L. Hilyeu, Attorney for said estate.
NOTICE FOR PUHLICAT10N.
UnitedlStates Land Office.
Itoseburg. Dn-gon, April 21, 1003
police h. hereby given that in com
plianco will, the provisions of the act
. , . Juiio.1, IS, 8, entitled
,,. Mun OI iltll)H,r
hinds
in in" m:iu . i.r I'., r.,r,.;n
Nevada. . Washington Territory "
as exte.ul. d to all lh Vl)hUo , d
Mates ty,.t of August 4. ISO- Roll S
K. .lol nson. f l'antl.or. county of
Oregon,
line
Stale of Oregon. In,. ,l,i.,. '
llb J :
this olllee Ins srn statement
'. Iit the purchase of the o
No. I:
I ne '., u
' soul !i,
' proof t
l""u "' -I, township 10
lilllL'e . U.'st. n,..l .lll ...r.
how that II... I . " ...uiur
! in. ire vi.liMUe
fnl- ltk 4 1 ... 1 .
than fr .u-r i.n ll ..VV.l "r 8,"u?
to r
befo
sl-l-li i. i,i " V i""l''Pi's, nn, I
r. at Eiu.,.n.. ii ' . "
sin
hr'ih ot jui;; 1. un"wy.
He names a witness,.,; Wltnr v;
iGillesiue. of Piii,ii, i ...,"""pr h-
jt'iegon
M....P i l",n'y.
1-...I. Unecouutor Trunk
Haren of Panther. Une eou , v ,
i tin ii
- 1,11 Persons olnlml.,.. . i
! 'I''.v I he al-me deserilHl land. -'.
J'est.Hl to tile their claim.
'July, lota.
iraiw im or l,i. i.i ..... . "
, . . . n,lu iiwn
day of
FIRST
National Bank
OF EUGENE.
Paid up Cash Capital - $50,000
Surplus
$50,000 .
EUUENE,
OREGON.
A
GENERAL HANKING 1JUS1
uea done on reasonable tormu.
Slulit drafts on Cliieat-'O, San Fran
cisco ami Portland, Oregon.
Hills of exchange sold on forolgn
countriea. Deposits received subject
to check or certiticuto or deposit.
All collections eutruateu to us win
receive prompt attention.
T. li. llh..M'liv na, rresiueui,.
S. H. EAKIN. Vice President.
P. E. SNODGRASS, Cashier.
L. II. POTTER, Assistant Cashier.
AN IDEAL SMOKE.
Our Mount Hood
marks a distinct im
provement in cigar mak
ing. Perfection attained at last I The
flavor of the pure Vuolta without
sting or bitterness. Wholly de
licious all the way through.
Smoke the Mount Hood Cigar aud
be happy.
F. C. POTTS
Manufacturer.
OF
EUGENE, OREGON
Established in 18S3. Oldest Bank
in the County .
A Goneral Hanking business iu all
branches transacted on favor
able terms.
A. G. HOVEY, President.
L. O. HULIN, Cashier.
H. H. Ilovey, Assistant Cashier.
ADM1STRATRIX NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Lilllie G. Quiner, has
been duly appointed administratrix
ot tne estato or 1 nomas Li. (Junior,
deceased, by the County Court of
LaueCouuty, Oregon, and all persons
having claims against said estate are
hereby notilied and required to pre
sent the samo, with the proper vouch
ers, t." faid administratrix at the law
office of I- Hilyeu, in Eugene, Oregon,
within six months from the date
hereof.
Dated this 11th day of March, 1003.
L. Hilyeu, LILLIE O. QUINER,
Atty. for said estate. Administratrix.
SUMMONS.
ra the clicuit court of the state of
Oregon for the county of Lane.
Mario Weber, Plaintiff,
vs
Charles Weber, Defendant.
To Charles Weber, defendant above
named:
In the name of the state of Oregon:
You are hereby summoned and re
quired to appear in said court aud
autiwer tho complaint Hied against
yon iu the above entitled court and
cause on or before lix weeks from the
date of the first publication of thin
summons; aud if you fail to so appear
and aud answer said complaint for
want thereof the plaintiff will apply
to said court for the relief prayed for
iu said court, towit:
For a decree of said court declaring
the marringo contract now existing
betwoen paid plaintiff and dofondant
forever dissolved; and for full roliof.
This summons is servod by the pub
lication thereof ouca eanh UiaaIt tnr
six consecutive weeks by ordor of the
Hon H R Kincaid. ennnlv in.l r
Lano county, Oregon, duly made at
tlie court houso In Eugouo, Oregon, on
The date of the first publication of
mis summons as nxoa b
by said ordor
is march 23d, 1003.
LBilyeu,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
RUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
wiugou ior Lne bounty.
Clara M. DeLnssus, Plairititf.
vs.
Ceren J. DeLnssus, Defendant,
lo Cereu J. HcIiissus, defendant.
In Iho Namo of tho State of Oregon :
I oil aro hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint Hied against
menoovo entitled court and
cause within six weeks from the date
of tho first publication of this sum
mons, which dato is the 2nd day of
.May. 1003 and if you fail to answer
said complaint for want thereof plnin
hir will apply tn said Court for tho
relief prnyed for in said complaint
to wit: tor a decree of said Court
mssoiving tno bonds of matrimouy
linn, nvtutl... K... i. . .... J.
, . . V""" piainuit ami
defeiidaiit, for the care, custody and
control of said minor child. Keuuoth
HeLassus, and for full relief.
iiis summons is published in the
Eugene Daily tinard for six consecu
tive weeks by onler of the Hon. H.
h. Kincaid. t'niinlv .T, f r
County .Oregon, duly made nt the
v'liiri iiouso, in t.ugone, Oregon,
this the 'Jnd dav of May, 1SHI3.
The dato of the first publication of
saldsummoui is the 2nd day of May,
CUAS. M. KISSINHKR, I
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Lane County
Bank ;
AW.
M. WILLIAMS. r-
A1fOi:XKV.AT.L
, Colloctit.us a speciuj'v
' Olllee Uufliii... i.i i"
ette un.l bill strwu.' Will,u
L. lilLVKtjT" " .
'"i't i ; x i: y at law
Otllce over VormiV vi ...
Bene, Oregon. ,0ro'
E. 11. Kkiiiworth.
John jj
PiPei
BKU'YYORTH & pU.KK
Will practice in UU thu ,0U UW,
Eugeue.Oregou.
Helmus W Ttap.
THOMPSON A HARDY, '
. A'lTOIiXKYS.ATr .
Office over Yoran's Shoe Store
Practice, iu all the courts
Eugene, Oregon.
L. M. TRAVIS.
ATTOKXEV-AT-UW
Office-Over Eugene Loan
Eugene, Oregon.
GEO. H. DORRIS.
ATTORNEY and
COUNSELLOR.AT-UW.
Will practice in all the courts , th'
Second Judial District and !
the Supreme Court of the aUta
Speoial attention given to collection
and matters in probate
Office. Want oi.lo .m.
uuu luln streeta
" "ooacocK. h. T. Harrij
WOODCOCK & HARRIS,
ATTOR X E YS-AT-LHf.
Office One-half block sonth of ChrU.
r.ugenc, Oregon.
J. J. Walton sTTm
WALTON & NESS,
' ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Will practice iu all the courts in th,
state.
Office Room No. 3, Walton Blk.
Eugnee, Oregon.
OUIf E. BEAN
ATTORN KYAT-LAW.
Offios in new McClun,; Elo. k, Room, u .
15. 8peciiJttentioDiventoUndiidmiiiii.
matters.
Kngene, Orefion.
MEDICAL.
A1NE 4 KUYKENDALL.
PHYSICIANS AND SUK0E0NS.
Omces In Eogene Ijona ft Sump
i'uiiiling.
5peraal attention to mnierf ml largial
eHd8 I woui9n.
OSTaOPATHlCPHY ICIAJf
HUGHE. PENbAND
Corner 7th and Willamette streeta. Obion
diBaases and derormitiee a specialty, Itif
a utttm'lttnce.
QEORGE O'B DeBAK, SL D
PHY8I JIAN and SURGEON.
Otfce.- - Uoiiin ov r Euirene Loan k Sami
Bank. Resiilcncs Nn 2.S0 uonrl itmst. Call
attoal"t to day or niclit. Phoae residw
Main 77. Offce. Main 49.
if
riL'DLE,
DENTIST
Office -On Olive street, lietwieii rati ill
Sixth streets one blnolt wet of Micbhou
hotel
J-JERBEET LEIGI1
A33AYER AND. METALLURGIST
Euoioii! Oaioot
Beet equipped An'ny LaWatory in the SUta
Prompt and reliable returnii guaranteed.
Working teata made ou ore Rair.plei ol
fifty pounds to determine the rou relic
method of treatment.
'.EE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFK
Very ate.it
LIFE AND ACCIDENT POUtIS
AT.BF.KT J CARON, fiei Ad, PortU'f
J M WILLIAMS, Local At, Eneeoe, U
ADMINISTRATOR'S N0I1C&
Notice is horehy given, that the in-
dorsiguod, J. E. P. Withers, 6a
duly appointed administrator ol i
estate of W. W. Withers, deceased, 7
the Count v Court of Lane loooiV
Oregon, aud all persons haviog ti
against said estate are ucrruj -to
nrcscut the same with the prow
vouchors to tho said administrate"
tho Law Offico of L. Hilyeu, in .
gene, Oregon, within six moutniu"
the date of this notice.
Dntod his 2tth day of eh W
L Hilven. J. E P. "11MI.W.
AdmlolelrttH
Attorney.
NOTICE KOR PL'HLICATIOX.
United States Land OfflW
Roeehurg, Oregon, M1
Notice is hereby give" h"V,BrMt
nlln..rtn .ifl ihn nrovi.-lollS 1
entitled
Of Congress of June Unjl
"An act for the 'f ,inlbo.rJj0i
In the States of Californm. IW"J.
Nevada, and Wash ingtoti IcrrlW;
as extended to all the I ' ''""..ej
oy act of August
.o..;,ryof.u
I lodes, of Eugene,
"1S this ir Tv"
Stato of Oregon
this offico his sworn w
in'io ll,.i niirchnsp ntt"ps 5.
tntcmi'1" --
1030, for the purchase of W
tion No. 6 In township jo- . w
No. 6 west, and wi 1 en ,0r
show that the land "
vaiiuioiu iui .rtWL
than for agricultural !""TJJ' nd
to estalilish bis chiira ? CoB.
before J. J. Wiiltou, L. ,
missloner. at fcugeiic r. ftO.
Wednesday, tho 1st day J "1T,jb
Ho names as 1,1'",;t""oroi
dates, of Crow. "Z'M
i.l. nf
Oregon; Joseph
Lane county. On
of Loranc. Lane
Any and all person;
verse v the above "
are rq.Kte,l to "k, M
this ofllce on or Iwfore
this ofllce on
of July, ,.V!i UiatrrS.
J. T. HR1