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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard. CVMPBELL BROS., Publishers. Published evry day of tlio week, Sunday excepted. Address all com munications and wake all remittances payable to tbe Eugene Guard, Eu gene, Oregon. : SUBSCRIPTION RATES. -DAILY. Delivered by carrier, per week . Delivered by carrior, per mouth, By mail one year (lu advance). . Six mouths. ,. One month Single copies WEEKLY. One year i ir DO 5 00 3 00 DO 05 2 00 1 00 known on Six mouth Advertising rates made application. Entered as second-class matter at the Eugene, Oregon, postofilco. Til II EASTERN OFFICES Of the paper uro at 230 to 234 Temple Court, New York City, and U H. Expros llldg., 87 Washington St. Chicago, 111., E. KATZ Advertising Agency in charge- MONDAY JUNE 8 Northern Negro Burning. Ohio burnt a negro at the stake not a year since, and now Illinois fol lows suit. W. T. Wyatt, a negro Nchool lonelier, shot and fatally -wounded the county school superin tendent of St. Clair county at Bull villo, Friday night for refusing to re new his toacborlug certificate. The negro was arrested, but a mob took him from tbe ulllcor and hanged him to a tolophoiio polo in the pub lic square. Even while bis body was jerklng-in (he throes of death from strangulation, members of tho mob began building a fire at tho foot of the polo. Tho flames flared up and licked at the feot of tbe victim, but this did not satisfy the mob, and unother and larger Ore was started. When it was burning . briskly tho negro, still half alive, was cut down and uftor being covered with coal oil, was thrust into the fire. Moans of pain were 'Hoard ..from the half-dead victim of tho mob, and these served to infuriate further bis torturers. They foil upon bim with clubs and knives, out andbeat the senseless being almost to pleoes, and not until every ulgn of life bad doparted did they doeist and pormlt tbo flames to devour tho body. As tho flro lighted up the Bceno tho members of the mob stood around tho fire hurling more fagots of wood Into tho flames and denounc ing the negro for tho shooting. After such an exhibition of forocity who will say that it la not more probable that uiau has been evolvod from a condition of lifo approaching tho bruto, rather than that be came to full being oudowed with the loving attributes of bis creator? Turn tbe beet haudlod and brokou cow or horse looso in tho woods alono for a fow mouths, it goes back to something of tho condition of Its aucestors of a thouHuml years ago. Aud nuiu lias tho savage instincts of his bar barian ancestors. They uro not (lead, only slumbering, (liven the occasion and opportunity, the latent savagery of centuries dominates bin liolng. Oregon Cities Growing. , ; (Portland Eyouiug Telegram.) ' Judgod by any test that may bo, wppllod, it may bo discovered aud proved that tho population and busi ness of Portland Is not only steadily but rapidly, i Increasing. One: sure proof at Ibis' gratifying fact Is the Increase In the luminous of the Port 1 . t . land postolllco, on account of which tho salary of the postmaster will be increased ou July 1st from 1000 to 37(X) a year. Not only is tho busi ness of the Portland olllce growing year by year and month by mouth, but that of oilier aud smaller Oregon cities is also increasing.,' they aro keoplug paco with (he metropolis, and showing that the derelopmout and upbuilding of Oregon is general throughout (he state. The salaries of tho postmasters of Salem, Pendle ton, Kugeno, Orcgn,, City, Aalilnud, Rusoburg, Grunt's Pass, Corrallls, MeMlnuvillo, Medford, Hood Kiror, .Marahlleld, Union, llillsborti, No berg, Tillamook, Horns, Indepen dence, Silvorlon, Huntington and Wood bum, will all be Increased !( n yenr ou July 1st. This does iiotinean (hit nllinr prom inent and thriving cities like Hiker City, I .a Uremic, Astoria and Albany, are not growing tuo; only lha( (heir postolllco receipts do not tilto jus tify (be Increase at (his (line. Hut nil Oregon tonus are growli g right nlong, and they are doing so hcciinpr (ho country surrounding (hem Is be ing developed, hccitliFe population find products aro increasing, bemuse Oregon, "with her own wings," Is ooiiHliintly rising to n IUIit and broader flight " The steol trust Is not doing busi ness for fun these days. The profits for April uml May amounted to 825, OOO.OOO. uml tlibt ubovea fair Interest rate. A Connecticut bridegroom of thirty took a bride of sixty five the other day. lie only produced forty-live cents for . the. clergyman .who per formed tho ceremony. , Oeurge Smith, the colored mur derer of his while wife, went to his death on the scaffold at Portland Fri day without the least sign of emo tion or fear. And the color of his skin prevented any pallor being noticeable. ' Governor Bailey, the bachelor exe cutive of Kansas, bus decided to grant the wishes of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, aud use water in stead of wine in christening tbo battleship named after his state. As in Arkansas. "Is the Hon. John C. Itooinwaller on the floor?" inquired a citizen of Little Hock who was. desirous of learning Uie whereabouts of the gentleman from Yamhack county. "Not now, sub," replied the dour koeper of the House of Representa tives. "The gentleman that knocked him down, for callin' him a liar done let him git up about three min utes ago." Business Pointers. For fine candies the Banquet. Hund rolled chocolates at the Ban quet. Seouro one of those grand bargains at Rankin's music store before tboy are all gone. Don't foiget the closing out sale at Rankin's music houso. J.J. Walton is the only party in EuJ gouo who Is authorized to take proofs and nungs on homestead aud timber entries. ;' Croat slaughter in pianos at Rankin's Music Store. Prices shot all to pieces. Tho tin est candies In the city lit tho Banquet. , , . ' .. Don't wait. Tho Rankin closing out saio will soon bo over and you will be kicking yourself for not se curing ono of tho big bargains olforod. If you have a proof or illing to make on timber laud go to J. J. Walton. Mr. Walton is a duly au thorized U. S. Commissioner. Wo nro proud of tho lino of piano wo soli.. They uro Chickorlug, Kim ball, Weber Docker, Voso, Victor, Crown, Haddorff, Sohuiuan, Lester, Poase, Whitney and others. Don't they look good to you? F. A. Rankin. A THOUGHTFUL MAN. M. Austin, of Winchester, lud.T M. knew what to do lu tho hour of need His wife had such an iiuuuunl case of stomach and livor troublo, physi cians could not help her. He thou gh 4 aud tried Dr. King's New Lifo Pills aud she got relief at onco nud was llnully cured. Only 25o ut W. L. Do Liiuos ding store. 3AND, GRAVEL AND LO.VM FOR SALE. ' . Building sand, gravel and loam do livored to order ou short nut too. C. F. Cronor, phone, llliirk 42-1. A. C. Matthews, phone, lllack 48-1. CASTOR I A - For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Dought Bears the Signature Briglits Disease Not Rnre, but Common All KM . ncy DIsooho Ih Bright' Dine a ho Thd 8th o 10t!i Month' It Be comes Chronic find Inottrnhlo by " All Known Mcriua Except tho i.ncw Fulton Compound!, which 'Record 87.b of Keoovcrlc. We hT before us llttlo vr on kirtcpj fliaw by Jotu-iiii r. 1: iw4.rus, ,;. ix, vt ruiiB. flfllpliU, that muiutluB mi mo thiii Umirvcry. eno outtiil to know. Mary ivVt''t tmuKinn Hfifthl' UinoitM In mro, viK.i, tu (act, It cntrti tho who to iMtii'it of fc!0'. v ilHennwH,. l ii lHok ri i:i mu i; .ti i hi ktii-ii ys i avo l.- t Olltv Iimotli.ll, T,., tlu' I 'll" ".ittF'.'t' , f I'lO Ol - Anil w.iMc intvliu th. hi tl ... !;., r' n D m wall Umt fum-Mmi .mi 1' nit .1 1..- 1'inrm-tt J'r. t-UlAitrilH wW, "ji (' ) ,1 i' , ; (tliyvi riiuii who in.i v - - ;; i u :ii 1 w v of iti wnifii 1 utvn'tan. ti .irUt Demist', v it . : . AUituin'tturlA. . rtiutfMiu vt tin lit -v. I fiMirntiton !i . l-'(yr . 11 inn -i i t, .w,;.is.y. lnl'ikoinmtlnu lu v .'(mi.' 4 fr.u-i..ifc. iMnou-'O ut t!v K I v ' lid.-. Ilia vri.11.1 tin f; . ! - n .,,'utc or rtirMuli'T In oi It- r ut. . 1m II in '.; v l -uti y nr M.tni'I Ai;.r IK vt AU 1.1 (fi ill mo mu It tHtXiU: olnv IMl.l I 1 Ci U. t .ri.'iD a t'. hi Im All n I I II' i ,1' ..! II li. t .-111 C iro filtr 111 I IK' htt Mt.' hrt Mt.' Ih 1 11. 1.. .1 C. U .rin-hl. It tl l at i. ; fetMt. tll(( U In tho o: :y it It . runt it lo tt ( ill... ! ' .11 1' mt iiKHiU'ui v..! rttt ' i - ;.,. fio'f Iom ln'i Bt"ir.-( Ihi if vito i ti.ie I hrvir.o J t-nhoni Hti KriuHHi, in. ii. o u lo nmiouuc t (-"ti it v lit tlllllO IXMVt'Mllg'' t.J t- il. I k'lvtnr mt .l.i. !i.it . ; I. ii i ii' w.ti M , pr. iff l r r.'iill, ity. hum vi kiuwj it. . i, .,!,, n ,,,,, i. ,,, ,)no I tun lo tRh, 1 hv Ko-nir 'f,K,m-i f,, it(lVM'i u II , for IHtMM, H .n j,.tm J lHva fo . M Vllthu Klnrl. .ktl KinitcH.-O, p" rimpoiiiiil. Vtm h t'vi,.'ll- ttti4ii tnm, mtv u , wtthu. CLOSiKG COT I'i'iiO SALE. F. A. '.(ankiu lo'liulld a New Brick Building. ( F. A. Rankin has iiiniiguiiitfcd u genuine closing out sale of pianos, orgtius and all small gouds and t-hci-t music; preparatory to" tearing' down his bpildiug to make room fur a brick to go up at 'once. Prices ou pianos are lost sight of in this sale. They must go. This means a big saving to p'uuo buyers and the opportuniiy only comes once in a life-time for such genuine bar gains. .- , - Our line of piano.-) consist of the following well known makes: (.'bick ering, Weber, Kimball, Crown, lack er & Sous, liusch A Certs, and a dozen other makes. How do oyu liko the list? . Can anybody beat il? Wo think not. Call early and get first choice. Sale ou now. If you dou't embrace this chance tho loss is yours. F. A. RANKIN, No. 22-21 West, Soyenlfi stroet. Wooka Mill Trust. . Tho Oregoniau reports a probablo woolen mill trust of all the mills of tho coast, seven in California, one in Washington, ono in M on I aim, and nine in Oregon, as follows : , . Value. Cards. Oregon City M 10,000 14 Portlund 175,000 0 Salem 150, 000 5 Pondloton . 75,000 2 Eugene 750,00 3 Union: 75,000 2 Albany r 10,000 .1 Baudou '. 25,000 2 Brownsville 10,000 J 2 Totals ...81,000,000 ' 30 Tho commissioners' court is ar ranging to advertise all county war rants seven years old or over, and if not called for they will be cancelled. This is according to law and should be dono in Juno of each year, hut the matter lias boon neglected the past fow years. CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. 1 own aud buvo for snlo about 300 lots in seven differout additions to Eu gene, n laying off Yi now addition. Lots sold on reasonable tlmo for 50 aud upwards. 1 omploy no agents. 1 alone soli myf properly. These lots lire going fast, so anyono wanting to purchase would do well to call early. Somo of tho properly would be ex changed for desirable timber lauds. , - . TO. HENDRICKS. 25 CENT II EDS. Nice cloau beds at tho Court Houso Lodging Houso for 25 cents. Erery room an outside ran. No cooking on promises except for family aud that ontirely disconnected from lodg ing part of house. No dusty carpets, ('lean painted floors with a rug to each bed. Just back of and on same block Court Houso. Quiet locality. No st noourscs. lieds at any time of the night. Bee transparency "BEDS" rom Pay by Henderson 's. or Guard lllco coruert STOIiAUE! STOUAUKl BTOrwVUEl Ooo. T. Hull &. Soli's public nud pH vuto wurohouso is now rady for nil kinds of Btorno. Hops, wool, Knihit DiorchtiudlHO mid hotiBchoId Roods. HALL A SON. snaps von HOVS. . (Hie huudrod nud sovonty-Hve cloth pnttorus jiint riyht for boya knoo pitntfl, for 50 ccute oiudi. KUUKNK VC)Ol)LKN MILLS. Now Ih tbo tlmo to got that child of youra an luttrumont. F, A. Itnn kiu Is giving imtiiL'Uao bargains. Proofs and il lings on lhomostrHds nud timber lauds nro hoing mndu in F.ugone na usual. J. J. Walton is tho U. S. Couuuisiouor. TO SEW Kit HUJLDKUS ANO COK TKACTOUS. TurHuant to nuordor of tho common council of Kugono, Oregon, mndc tluno .trtl, ln, notiio Ih hereby givon that ptMtled bids will bo received by t ho common council, at tho Kccoul vv" cdhco, mil il 8 o'clock p. m,, Juno Hi, VX nud contracU ht, to furnish nil mntorial and const met tho following cowers, according to tho Hpcciilcnttons ou file in the Re corder's oilice, mill tlio provisions contntnod in ho several ordinances providing for the construction of said nowers, towlt : Jetfersou street eewer, finm Mh vtrect north to the river, 47tHMVet, -i-Inciics lu diameter. Sewer between Oak mid Pearl MrcetH, from mam towtvr umlh to l.th ttii'ct, .bil fvet, lu tnelies in dia meter. Sewor bet ween 1'ift h and Si xt h streets, frtmt tMuuneltou ulnet weM lo tlolfetHnn ut reet now or. I.im; f...,t i tl Inches In diameter. I Kloventho street sewer to be extend 'cd cant U) feet, 0 inches in diameter. The said sewers to bo completed by : brptcmlw I, UV;t; provided thin time may ho extended ly the comtmui cotmell. All work to be done under the t-u ' poi'vMon !f (ho street committee, ,i'd superintendent of construction, htid to bo bo approved by tin m. ; Mfdders nre reipteKted to ftitto the price for each sewer. A ccrhmd cheek for tl v per cent, of the amount bid for each vm r nil) lo u .uii d of all bidders. Hi uds will be icjuind of each con tractor for the faithful citoiuauco of bis contract. 1 he council reserves the right to it jn I any nnd i ll bidN. l iiKcnc. iK n, Jut-c lUi, UX II. I'. l'OKK.S l(muli i. - - BOSWELL Located on the Souti.crn Pacific Railroad in DouS!a. County. Or. The C'l'Ki: ninety I"-'r c. nl l i-h-tj id Con.tipatiou.Rl.cu.uti.....L'atirh.SHJma,l.,KiJ..c.ylu,U Liver l.uublc. PoKt-olUc. Kxp.. I'i'iiO T,lc,,.i. vv tlio .rcm..... l'roin I r rck ', iucluiliud Imtlii, Truiiid bUii in front ot lli' J Intel. OSK tiAl l.ON I' T1IKSK PfiliitMitini Chloride r,;i;.io cr l'otus.iiiin llroiiiidc Polonium Iodide .5.) ur Sodium Chloride 211.10 trr CAPT. BEN D. BOS T. W. IIAKKIS, J. II. .MKILU.NU, Treasurer. Pro.sideiit. EUGENE WATER CO. (INCOIU'OUATKI).) Puro well water furnislied for household purposes --Motors and hydraulic elevator. RATES AND TERMS UPON APPLICATION. cnr.TM!- CREGOM Stoves "Ranges A full line of heaters, stoves and ranges. -No 50 k S. Ninth and Oak t mmm- mmm ia ' Full of Pleasure Smoking a Mount Hood cigar does you good; rests your neives afier a hard day, helps your ideas at any lime, and makes you happy and contented, A CJGAlt YOU CAN AFFORD. Try it today and tee if you don't remember to ask for it a.ain. F. C POTTS, CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS. Notice is hereby giveu that all out standing city warrants registered up to and including No. W. ou Decem ber 10, 1002, will bo paid on presenta tion at my oilice, Juno 8, ISRO. In terest will ceaso on that day. Eugeuo, Oregon, June 2, J0O3. !'. HE1SNER, City Treasurer! v ft a ?! mrhnTrs i The new high grade roof- . in lor lo'.v cose work. On 2 UcJa, ("jctorici, warehouses, 3 mm, aepot.;, wnarvea. AH j t'ui'diiis of largo roof sur- ! t'jce liiat require protection frm the e'liv.cms. A better i roofing at the s:mt price has i r.tver iieen produceJ. I S;n.l f.r booklet. 4 ic l-.irariini. Dair.l Cr t: i 4-'-. San I:r.'ii San I:r.'nciico. Seattlp. ?i lot Aniielu cr.J UiP.vcr, Cilorado. r'w MARX STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS CHRIS MARX. Jr. Prop. iir Wlllnmotto Street. Phono lllack K.UUKXK,. . OIUXICX. The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ot Ntw Yctk Allfornis of life, Kudownicnt mid tiold Duiiit Policies ami Anuuit i, ... I'tiit'r.uitcid values mid ratts furtii-in,l by W. A. WANN. Eu.cer.e. Or. Tl. lllK.-et Soii Lli.-n ' rvuU,., I II IIM IT Co lrpsa'cle Fccket Stereoscoo Apparflust l . n. I'. .I8'.r.' . -..i I, tl.,. ..,..int .. lir . il. - Hi.'in.-. i ,): ,r, , ; , .ir.hc- ii si'cl Kveri.r.-. i .1,,.. I ' " ' vt '.V V K 1 1 1 li.,,M 1 , . .1.1,1. I'l lf r'vltM t-'. ii p-tr 'i In h! t ,M.N'is ULiruT .i-ERtcrcon-co 1 SPRINGS - - WATKI1S "' -1A1N M111411 .I'll t'lilorldo ml .mi C'iiluridu t'nlcinui ('.irhoiiiites . in gr lhiu.WI ur .lUr WELL, Proprietor 1!. JIeMLUPHi:V, Soi'ieiury. L. Long. A WEDDING BREAKFAST Or dii l rr is always served with the choicest wines and 1 iquors that cau be procured. For tcieiul functions of any kinr wo hnvo the purest and best wipes, ot either imported or domestic vintage, ly tho cate, bottle or (iiillon, at prices you can't match lor quality iu Eugene, at EC HUGHES Successor to W M Renshaw 58 W. 8th street. Sewer Gas is the cnamiuation from wasto mutter undergoing decomposition tn- the ab sence of free air and light iu tho pres eco of water whether in a sewer house-drain or waste pipes from plumbing fixtures. It is essential that plumbing be done iu a practical way in order that sewer gas may bo isolated from living rooms. l'or all kinds of up-to dato plumb ing iilu sneer, metal work see WILL M. MORROW. No 489 Willamette streot. Phono Black 1221. Aya & Son For your Plumbing, Tining mm v.ieuerai repairing Xo. M West 8th st, Phouo Red 135-1. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. "Vr,fl 1 1 1 ...... c .o itituj giTen mat the un ucrsigucil. Jerrv Alt nc,,,, !, i , - v '""""i lino 1'Cl.lJ duly iippointfd ox.ditor of tho estate of tllriim WingPid, deceased, and of ... . ,.,,, ,..,,, esuue ot said lliriim un, i, mid .Martin Win niu oy i,.c uiiily court of Lane '. ','. "'cgon; nuu nil persons Imv lug claiins ngaiust either of said es ...vo ,.,,., ,y uoiniert to present the Fame to the undersipned with the proper vouchers at the aw olllce of ,u r.ugcne, Uiegon, within r .ii. ' ."" ,n" ia, of Ibis ." i iiiiiiiH to no u y verilled as by nw renulrnd ' l'ntnl this lHlh inv of Mv no3 ,, JKHKV ATKIX'SOX. ' Wingnrd mid of.ho pnitnersl, p " ,e of lliinm and .Mnriit, ivi At'n i ir in iu nt.,.. ii . L. liilyeu, Attorney for said e'stato. NOTICE FOR PL'BLICATION. Viiiled States Lnud Oltlce. Koseburg. Oregon, April 21, 11K f . ..... ' , K'lis of tho net MilfKil'W I .1 III, 1 IWTtt ...!. . "A., act tor thereof timber f n the .,(,,, ,f Califcriii... .. . .Nevada, and V. ,.iTU,n Ti rritorv ' "';'71.I t 1 ll,e Pnhlic llud :,' : "",,"r,' r"""ty of III...I :,. ,11. . ' "IW "'is day v., j. . 1 ' ,s""in tiittmc-iil .-.in ,. f ... . - :' "'"' "; in . 1 . 1 THI VIM fvfl,.P J-n-ot to Mim U.-.t (i (1 1, tlA , ! t' e-liUi- i hi .1 '"rr,!"'. nd Me iihiiks s wit i.w,.M. vi,p t. n-.m,.i. i j,,,!! !.,!,,?,, .. ,''',,o.,, t "i?eli. of l'l.nil,.,.. i 11: Churl, y 'il lllity, (i,,,. "I i'nml er, J., nmy. i..'..n. An Hint nil Iv thal,,r. ,:".,.' """" !' l'ITa.11.., . " "re N,UI uth Vu i , 1 FIRST OF EUGENE. Paid up Cash Capital - $50,000 Surplus - - - - $50,000 KUGKNE, OREGON. . AGEXKMAIj 1JAXKINO HUSI ness done ou reusounble terms. i o;,.l.f .liMiflu nn ('hlciiffo. Hun l'Ynn. ci'ieo uud Portlund, OreKOU. liills of oxrbniiKO Bold on foreign oiiunlrieB. Dupouita recoived subject . ... . lill....ln lo ClieCK OI U'l ui urjiuon,. All collectious entrust od to us will rwuivo prompt attention. T. !, IIKNDR1CKS, President. S 1I. KAK1X, Vioo President. P. Ji SXODUIiASS, Ciiflhier. Ij. 11. POTTE11 Assistant Cashier. AN IDEAL SMOKE. ilOitr Mount Hood marks a distinct im. provement in cigar mak. ing. Perfection attained at' last I The flavor of the pure Vuelta without sting or bitterness. Wholly do licious all the way through. Smoko the Mouut Hood Cigar and he happy. F. C. POTTS Manufacturer. OF EUGENE, OREGON Kstablisbed in 1883. Oldest Bank iu the County . A General Banking business in all brunches transacted on favor- able lertr.s. A. O. 1IOVEV, Presideut. L. G. IIUL1N, Cashier. B. H. Hovey, Assistant Cashier. ADiMISTKATRIX NOTICE. Notice is heroby given that the undersigned, Lilllio G. Quiuer, has boon duly appointed administratrix of the estato of Thomas L. Quiuer, doceased, by the County Court of LaueCounty, Oregon, and all persons having claims against said estato uro noreiiy uotlued und required to pre sent the same, with tho proper vouch ors, tr mid administratrix at the law oflice of I. Bilyen, in Eugene, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Dated this 11th day of March, 1!W3. L. liilyeu, L1LL1E G. QUINER, Atty. for said estate. Admiuistratrix. 1 SUMMONS. la tho clicuit court of the state of Oregon for the county of Laue. Marie Weber, Plaintiff, ' vs Charles Weber, Dofendaut. To Clmrlos Weber, defendant above imn.o.l: Iu I ik name of the state of Oregon: You aro hereby summoned and re quired to appear in said court aud auswer tho complaint Tiled against yon iu the above entitled court and cause on or before six weeks from the date1 of the Hrst publication of thi?i summons; aud if yon fail to so appear and and auswer said complaint for want thoreof the plaint ill' will apply to said court for tho relief prayed for iu said court, tow it: For a decree of said court declaring the marriago contract now existing between said plaiutiU' nud defendant ion-ver unsolved; and for full relief. mis sumnious is served by the pub lication thereof once each week for six consecutive weeks by order of the lion H R Kincatd, . county judge of uuie county, Oregon, duly made at the Courthouse in Ktmenn. flroont. fill March 20th. 1!)03. I'ho date of the first. nnliHriiHnn nf mis summons as uxed uy said order ts march 23d, 1U03. L Bilyen, Attorney for Plaintiff. HUMMONS. In tho Circuit Court Of tho State of Oregon for Lnnn Coiintv. Clara M. DcIbsus, Plaintiff, vs. Ceren J. Deljisstis, Defendant. To Ccrou J. Dclassns, dofoudaiit. In tho Name of tho State of Oregon : louiire hereby reuuired to atiiicar nnd answer the complaint filed against you in theabovo entitled court nud cause within six weeks from the date i t tho lirst publication of this sum mons, which date is the 2nd day of May, liny, and if von fail to nnswer said complaint, tor ws.tit tfiereof plain tiff will apply to mid Court for the relief played for In said complaint to-wit: 1' or ft dfereo nf Hind Court dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing lictwecn plaintilf and defeniliint, tor tlio care, eustoily anil control of said minor child, honnetti UeLa,sus, nnd for full relief. 1 lus summons is published In the ugene Dally Guard for six consecu tive weeks by order of the Hon. 11. ruuciiiii, county Jtiugo or Lane 'utility, Oregon, duly made at the ouit Houso. in r.useiie. Oregon. this the 2ml day of May, lit CI. The date of the first nul lkation of saiil summons is tho 2nd day of May, r.v:i. CUAS. M. KlSSlXGrR, Attorney for Plaintiff. Im County Bank AriOi;xir- J. M. Wll.l.l.i.jy ATi.'ui'Vpv folleetimis u ' "filing :m cor. lilLVKU, luiini trail's yi.. c. none, OreguU- -'. Skiinvorlli. SKll'WOIiTH i pu,ts AT'WiXEVs. K "eeue.(Jrt((0ai Helmus W Tioin,)80U THOMPSON-4 A-:T Olllce over Voi1,vXEIS 'Lu 1-ractice i U ,11B , " .J;', Oregon. U M. Tl!AVis7 LMnrc. Eugene, Oreguu. ATfORXEy ini'vfo,,' O.jj Will . . ' ..... ,ucuce iuallthecMrtlJ I Second .l,,.!;.. liil th. Supreme Special attention oi and niattnra I.. l . Ofllce.-ttest shlenfBiiu. betiveeu 9th and 10th liKDIOAI. JpAIXHi KU lTCE;nu,u '"""-''BAKuslJKuj!! PtIOC1f.,r . "'"Ui wtann m. . nooucoci. - i Tri WOODCOCK & I1AKR1S. OfUceOne-balf block swti.l man Block. EUK0.(w1 J. J. Walton WALTON 4XESS. ATTORXEB-JItJ Will practito iu all thecoomi J state. OUce Koora Xo. 3, Walton a tugnee, Oregon. I owls i; bea;i ATTORXET-AT-Ltft Office ir. rcw M.X'Iacj B!4, Jk,: 15. SpacuJ taliofiireatsiiaia; tiifttt.rrf. i ST;-:0PAT!Ilc:PHTI(aJ liUr.HE.PEXUXIl Con.er 7:h nmi Vii'mti ia& Of lli. KH.i. a'-.d ileiiirlijlltil qujl -a llvn lAit.-a IK' ili'J ?: tl B DoER,M.D l'HYSIi.'IA.N'isiSCEilOJ OH'cn. Uk. i.si ii'nce ittecii. 1) ,, t,i .lr or u. fwi 7. l.-lfoe, Miictt IP'J'.E, PiJiTIB! ilxtiittrrthoM lioii 's'4 '"1 J-jElUiliKTLilGD AaAYEEAXDSrETAU' Kt.nuvs - - j Bet miuii rl Af Ij&am' A t'rrTOpt and relwnif liftv poun.ls toJettraiiM rneth.iii of trentliMi'. "HE PACIFIC sin" ' Viry ' L'KEAXDAOT'P' AI.BKhTJOAipS.ftiM'f J M Wtl.l.lAJ'.M.-" " AinuxisTK.vwH5' Notice ishorebygi'S, dersig,,e,l,,J.& JS,, duly iippmiuv" - estate of W. W. f tno i-ouiii.v v " bB.j Oregon, ami " Pwhl against said MB"'". to present t ii f '! j vouchers to tbo "J.2L. the Law OUioe . ?ene, Oregon, wu""1 the dale of this HJ'ji Hated lus-Jltk L. Jiilveu. t,I'it' Attoriiey; v0TU'K F0K KSJ VnitedSUt J!' 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