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KlvVV - - - vvvwvVOWWVM The Kind You Have Always Bought, and wliicu hns bcoa iii iw --? "iu mo biiiururo or d has been utado under Ills por- &X&ffltt, 8nal supervision since its infancy. Ail Conuterfeits, Imitations and "Jii.st-as-good" are but ' Experiments thnt trifle with and endanger the health of Infunts and Children Experience against Experiment. What is GASTORIA Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, lrops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It c ntains uoitlier Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms ami allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Coiie. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipatiou and flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the -Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. 1'lie Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. CENUINE GASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the M KM You Hwe Always Bought , In Use For Over 30 Years. TMK OINTAun OOHMNV, TT MURRAY STHKCT, NEW YORK OITV. 4 if LYON'S Frei ifiirsrioni Sttictlj veg-t table, perfectly harmless, eure to accomplish DESIRED , RESULTS. Greatest kuowu lemale remedy. Price, 51.50 per bottle. , MIlTblM P,arpof cmimr-rfelts and imitations. Tbo sennlne Is put ap onlr in paste-tionnl Oar BMW Stun v l'.u fac-Rl:tiilu niimature on side of tho bottle, thus: . toa.'Jl j.ujuu -VlbLlASld Mk'U.CO-Soio Aeiiu. CleTolmd, OHIO. jXOC.''rvs Fpr Sal' hv Linns POTT'S PENNYROYAL : or and banish "pains of menstruation." Tliey are "L1FI3 SAVliltS" to girls at womauhootl, aiding development of organs and body. No known remedy for women equals them. Cannot do harm life becomes a p'easure. ijil.OO 1'EH BOX BV MAIL. Sold hi drugs ists. Dli. MOTT'S CHEMICAL CO.. Cleveland, Ohio. Hnr Sale bv Inri Drug NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ( Notice is horoby given that the un dersigned has been appoiuted ad ministrator of the estate of Helon Austin, deceased, by an order of the Conuty Court of Lone county, Ore gon, duly made and entered of record on the 3rd day of June, 1903. All persons having claims against said estato are hereby required to present them, duly verified, to the undee signed at the law office of E. O. Potter in Eugene, Oregon, within sixmonthr from the date of this notice. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 4th day of June, 1003. FRED AUSTIN, Administrator of the estate of Helen Austin, deceased. E. 0. Potter, Attorney for estate. NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, Land Office at Koseburg, Oregon, May 28, 1903. Notice is hereby given that the fol lowing named settler has filed Dot ice ot his intention to make final proof in support of bis claim, and that said proof will be made beforo J. J. Walton, U. S. Commissioner, at Eu gene, Oregon, on July 10, 1903, viz: lieorge L. Edmiston, llomestead . entry No. 8904, for the nehi section 10 township 17 south, range 6 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Fred Welch of Eugene, Oregon, J. L. Marsh, of Eugono, Oregon, Wil liam Welch of Elinira, Oregon, Poter Xhuyel of Elnijwi, Oregon. J. T. BRIDGES, Register. Why Don't You Use RD'S SNOW LINIMENT? ;Thi Popular ttomody 1717 R'RS Ruoumatlsm, Neural U Z. gia, Sprains, Bruises, Burns, -Ltune Back, Stiff Joints, Corns. Bunions and Chilblains, and all in flammation of Man or Beast. TESTIMONIAL: Best Liniment on Earth. Henry D. Baldwin, Supt. Wator orks, Sbullsburg, Wis., writes: "I tare tried ninny kinds of liniment, ... .re neTe' received much benefit, until 1 usod Ballard's Snow Linimout for Rheumatism and Pains. I think " the best lluiniont on earth." TESTIMONIAL. Cures Sciatica. IW. W L. Riley. LL. D., Cuba, T.."-7,,,es: "Afler ttcn days of ' rucintiug pa from Sclatio i10U. "'"tiem under various treatments, 1 ...ii iwi 10 try Ballnrd'a Snow Jj-mlment. the first application giving n troliof' Bnd the "eeond entire "lief. I aim It ,,,,,,.,.,11,1-1 DeudatlouV ' We Sell and Recommend It Signature of n Dro PILLS They overcome Weak ness, irregularity aud omissions, increase vig- Go DR. JOHN L. KELLETT. Rheumatism, Kidney, Stomach, and Nervous Diseases are positively cured with Oil and Sweet Spirits of Edeu. Druggists will get it for you. Manufactured by California Co-Operative Medi cal Company. Capital Stock, $1,500,000, of 50,000 shares at $30 each. Uo one cnu own more than one share. As income Increases, Blirtres increase in value. Write for list of members and rules, to C. C. H. Co., Eureka, or Oakland, Cat. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Unitod States Lund Office, ' Rpseburg, Or., April 18th, HUM. Notice is hereby given thnt in com pliance with the provisions of the act of cougrosu of Juno 3, ,1878, entitled "An act for the sale of timbor lauds in the etatos of California, Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory," as extended to all tho public land states bv act of August 4. 1892, Klo Copouhaver, of Goshen, county of Lane, state or Oregon, nas tniB aay Hied lu tills office nis sworn statement; No. 49(39, for the purchaso of the oi 8w sw M so )', so K nw)i, sec 4, in t.nwnahin No. 20. 8 range No. 8 w. and will offer proi f to show that tho land sought is more valuable, ior u timber or stoi)e man tor Hgricuiiurui purposes, and to cstai.lnh bis claim to said land before J. J. Walton, U. S. Commissioner, Eugene, Oregon, on Saturday, the 27th day of June, 1903. He names as witnesses Fred Cnlli nnn. nf EuirHiin: Joe Wtlbolm. of Dex- tor, Oregon; Rufus Copcnhaver, of Uosbeu, Oregon; Robert Freeman, of Ooshen, Oregon. - Any and all persons claiming ad versely the above-described lands aro requested to file their claims in this office ou or before said 27th day of June, 1903. , . J. T. BRIDGES, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land Offlco, Rosoburg, Oregon. April 10,1903. Notice is hereby given that in com pliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "an act for the sale of timber lands in tho states of California, Oregon. Novada, and Washington Torilory," as extonded to all tho Pulilio Land State by act of August 4, 1892, Cornelia Stevens, of Springfield, Lane county Sfato of Oregon, has this day filed In this office his sworn statniont No. 4909,for the purchase of the SBW 8 U 8 B of. Section No. 14 In Township No. 18, South, Riingo No 1 west, and will offer proof to kIiow that the land sought is more valuable for 111 timber or stone thau for agricul tural purposes, and to establish his claim to said laud before tho llegistoi and Kocolver of this offlco at J. J. Walton, U. B. Commissioner. Kugeno, Oregon, ou Monday, the 22nd day of Juno, 1903. ' He names as witnesses : Chas.M.Ius songer, ofKugoue, Lnne County, Ore. John Klssonger of Tuy, Lane County, Ore. Jackson Kissenger of Tay. Lane County, Ore. ( icorgoJSporcs of Spring Held, Lane County, Ore. Any and all persons claiming ad' Tersely the above described lands are requested to fllo their claims in this office on or before said 22nd dny ol June, HWl . . . , . J. 1 H'Mgcs Register. ! 44 MAJtyWH EH.F," Now a man thsre wn. and he coined a word s From hla "hypinenlU" .lU'llonalrc: It U.-K-rUrl n iiifniuture l.luMt. I've hraM, Aiut llu' wuril It wurt "mnuywhere." Aii'l til., man who luuciitj uH tli ilyna ll.lti' hl.,l He had ne'er rome acruHi, "anvsiu h," But ho knew ere he hit ot a brum! Hew nurd That d.-si-rlWd what lie got "maul much!" So another man with a facile pen Wrole a aong on the word "onetime." And he hoped he'd set a clieik "anjr when" Kor hie short "manyrhythylekcd" rhyme. But response to hie hope was not "In- atuntiiuick" s a tact. It was "noneataH" But he got a rejection that made him sick. And they put out his trunk "InahalU" "Manywrite" I have did on this "muchly" thouKht: "Manythlnk" has my poor brain whirl ed: And I've dreamed "dainlght" that I really ought Give a "brannew" word to the world: But I've made "upmamlnd" that it ain't no use It's a thankless old Job anyhow; I will mako "nonew" word for a world's abuse: We huve got "manyslew" of 'em now! Baltimore News. Leslie's Weekly. The Trail Wai Cliansed. "You should endeavor to keep up with tho times," we say to the seedy Btranger. "Sir," retorts the seedy stranger, "at one time I was away ahead of the times, and, to my sorrow, the times refused to follow my trull, but turned to one side, leaving me tuarooued, as you see." Continuing, he would have expatiated upon his perpetual motion machine, but we hurried on. Jjidge. Ilouaeholtl Economy. Mrs. Ferguson George, when you smoke so much in tile bouse I have to get the curtains washed every month. Think how expensive that Is! XI 1'. Ferguson Yes, but I'm getting my cigars at half price nowadays. Think how much money we're saving that way! Richmond Dispatch. It YVus So Fanny. "Isn't It funuy," gurgled the cheerful idiot, "that one has to raise one's voice lu order to call down cellar';" "Not any funnier," cackled tho brain fever Immune, "than the fact that the moat essential part of n fellow's bring ing up Is an occasional culling down.'1 Baltimore American. " ' Really No Secret. Enthusiast How do I like his play ing? Why, I think he is one of the greatest pianists I ever heard. What la the reason bo isn't famous? Critic Well, he lias only a plain American name, and musical people, you know, resent that Chicago Trib une. A Deep Thoatrbt. "In a brown study, eh?" "Yes, I was just thinking." "Thinking wliat?"- "I was Just wondering why a fellow never has as much trouble borrowing trouble as the trouble he has borrow ing other things." Philadelphia Press. "Cliuckwre." Itrown What we call baggage the English call luggage. Which word do you think the more appropriate? White Considering how trunks aro treated by tlio railroad men I should say the right word is chuckage.r-Bos ton Transcript. It Depends. "Do ynu think that n billion dollars Is too much for nny man to have?" "Yes," answered Senator Sorghum; dint Is, for any other man to have." Washington Kvening Star. Kindred Spirit. Tnc Toucher Ah, sir, I knows yonse will assist a hungry wupitioiic. sir! Mcbbc youse knows how It feels to be hungry yourself, sir! Kind Oent-I do, poor follow I do! My wife Is a cooking school giaduatel -Chicago News. LUCKY HOY Ml. VINO fcTOCK. We are the authorized agents foi fho salo of a limited amount of treas ury stock iu the Lucky Hoy Mining Company, which wo olfer fur salo at 7.') cents. Those who wish to lieconifi part owners In this splendid proiwrty, should mako their applications at once at our nfllre and give ua tho amot'lit you wieh to invest. Kiigeue lital ltate liir.stnicirt Co. A lluivlliiu; UnrKHlii. O i ii ' ' i ' ii '-rt ! J Very Healthy. Apparently i Charlie Younuhuslmnd had been cuuiilit in rather a confused account of his licrouhouu thu night previous. Ills w ile accepted tho statement with out comment, but all the next day his conscience troubled liliu, and In order to square himself he stopped on his way up home and bought a copy of Crawford's last book. After dinner they sat down in the library and be commenced its perusal uloud. As be proceeded ho felt himself growing more solid. At lust he encountered this pus sago: "If the girl loved her mother, and she really did. It was largely becauso her mother was so perfectly truthful. C.'nlcal people called her perfectly hon est and said that her veracity would have amounted to a disease of tho nilud If she had possessed any. but that since she did not it was probably n form of degeneration, because all perfectly healthy human beings lied naturally." "Pardon the interruption. Charlie, but how thankful you should be that you have always possessed such mag tiifloent, robust h:..'.u. - .'7ow York Times. A Child of fortune. "Hid youse git on to de fact of Dusty's naner escape?" "Now. What was it-did ho outran de cop?" "It was ills way: lie wus sentenced to t'reo mont's In do workhouse, an' de Judge changed Ills mind an' made it free mont's in Jail." "Dat guy never did have uothln' but luck. Why, only day beforo ylstlddy he wus entln' a handout on de back porch w'en a kid of do' ftun'ly took a tumble into de cellar. De ludy run to look after do kid, an' dero wus free mince pies settln' out coolln' on do Ice chest." Kansas City Journal. Illn New nope. "Now, look here," said the obdurato collector, "I'm not going to be put off any more. I want that $5, and I'm go ing to have It before I leave this of fice." "Say," the other man replied, with sudden hopefulness as he turned from tho window, where ho had been look ing sadly out at the cold, bleak world, "have you made any arrangement for having your meals sent up? If so, 1 hope you'll he kind enough to ask a fellow to sit down and take a bite now und then." Chicago Kccord-Iicrald. He Tumbled. If -'" "II Li 111 . ra tiiiLiuu "Why did Tom give up his study of genealogy?" "You see, ho climbed so far up his family tree that ho caught sight of an npe In the upper branches." New York '-Times. Snved Him, "I did one charitable act today," re marked the Imlilhcaded druggist as he sat down to dinner. "I'm glad to hear It, dear," rejoined his wife. "Tell mo all about It." "Oh, there Isn't much to tell," re plied the pill compiler. "One of my clerks wanted an Increase In salary, Bo he could get married, and I refused to give It to him." Baltimore Sun. North nnil Sotitli. North American 1 nm a Duughterof the Hevolution. 1 suppose you do not have anything of that kind In your country. - South Aineiiean Oh, yes; but the revolutions are so common In our coun try It is considered vulgar to huve any connection with them. Boston Even ing Transcript. Uuolntlone. In the window of the butcher shop hung half a dozen dressed rubblts. Dobbins (sticking his head In at the dooiJ-Whnt aro you paying for cuts now? I'.ulclicr (without looking up from the package he was adcliessingi Oh, about slecn cents pur Kansas City Journal. Very .Slrunue. "Yes, we're engaged," said Mr. Sopfat. "I recall very vividly now that the first night I met her I dreamed of kissing her. Hlnnme, wasn't it?" "Yes," repli.J .Miss Siinppe; "I should think that would be the Inst thing youd ilieum of." Philadelphia Press. Contrast. The innn win L'loomy and morose. in always nl'ort of friends: II.- Hei'k.ni in.;- : a neighbor who A . or-llal li.ii"l exteicis. Hiu clill-tn ii H' : in to 1' ur him and B . K.-.p Hi '.-ii' unen tie's by. And .'veil Oi" wife, who loves him mucll, t K. Har.lH him with a sigh. lint h" who nl'.vsys wears a smile is nlw.iyR pnp.ilar. Ills friends m.Ke haste to greet him wnB I'lc y Mm from afar. 1h-y wt-lrom- him with pleaaant smiles, 111. outHlretelied hand tliy squeeze, Ati-I lien lh y whisper In his ear, "Ix-tid me O'h dollars, plenfe!" Somervllle Journal, i'. CKNT liKDS. Nice clear beds nt the Court House Lndglrg Iloiice for ?i rents. Krory room an outiddo rcorr. No rooking on premises excrpt fur family and that entirely disconnected from loilg luff rnrt of liouap. No dusty carr ots. I'd mi painted floors with a rug to , t.l Ii lied. ,li,.( back of aril on me block a (iiit lloiife. C'liiet locality. N. i ml noise, lleds nt nny time of th night. Seo transparency "liK.DH" fn m )'i J A llcndern u'. or Ouaid o'! i e comert REDUCED EXCURSION RATES. To ilie Sea ide nnJ Mouniain lie s' ns !nr i lie Sum up. r Ou and uftor June 1st, I'.aX!, the' S mthcru l'acitlc, iu eoiuieetion with! the Corvnllis & Kastern Kuilroad w ill have on wile round trip liekets from points on their linos to Newport, ' Yaiiuinu aud Detroit at very low! rates, good for return uutil October 10, liXXl. Throe-day tickets io Newport aud Yaquiua, good going Saturdays aud returning .Mondays me also on sale from all East Sldo points, Portland to Eugono iuelusivo, and from nil West Side points, enabling people to visit their families and spend Sunday at the seaside. Season tickets from all East Side poiuts, Portlnud to Eugene inclusive, aud from all West Sldo points are also on salo to Detroit at very low rates with stopover privileges at Mill City or nny point east, enabling tourists to visit the Suntiain and lireitenbtish ns well as the famous Uroitonlmsh Hut Springs in the Cas cade Mountains, which can be reached iu one day. . Season tickets will lie good for re turn from all poiuts until October 10th. Three-day tickets will lie good going ou Saturdays and returning ou Mondays, ONLY. Tickets from Port land and vicinity will bo good for re turn via tho East or West Sido at option of passenger. Tickets from Eugene and viciuity will be good go ing via the Lebanon-Springfield branch, If desired. Buggago ou Now port tickets cheoked through to New port; ou Yaqtiina tickets to Yinquina only. S. P. trains connect with tho C. "& 10. at Albany aud Corvnllis for Ya quiua uud Nowport. Trains ou the C. & E. for Detroit will learo Albany at 7:00 a.m., enabling tourists to the Hot Springs to reach thore tho same dny. I'u 11 Information as to rutes, time tables, etc., can beobtalu'd ou appli cation to Edwin Stooo, manager C. & E. Railroad, Albany! W.. E. Coman, G. P. A., S. P. Company, Portland, pr to any S. P. or C. & E. agout. Unto from Eugone to Nowport, Ki.50 Kate from Eugono to Yatiuitin, $n. Ditto from Eugene to Detroit, M.25. Three-day rate from Eugene to Ya qulna or Nowport t'i NOTICE. Notioo is hereby given that iu pur suance of Section 'MXi of liellingcr and Cotton's annotated Codes aud Statulos of Oregon, all Lano County Wurranta doscribod bolow will be can celled and payment tboroof refused unless presented for payment within sixty days from the 1st dny of July, A. D., 11)0, said warrnutsaro des cribed as follows: War'ut. To whom No. issued. I .Ml Julntha itlcliiinison Date of issue. Ain't. July li, IXX7 f2llll JalilU!! Crawford July Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov Nov Slav July July . July ri"T N"T A Howard 11, U, ISS7 u. PW7 a, iw; o, ISS7 !l, ls7 U, 1KH7 i 1SB7 tl. pl 0, Ias 0, 1S.HS '."O, ISSS W. I"S I'll. if'H Vtl, IS--II 7. 11 (.', uoward J. K Cimtrutl 1). o. smith Oralis Hrnwil Thou llrowa , Frank Spear t;has I'orier Joii a Kpperson ti (.' (Jiark J llu ; 1 rr.er CtwH I, innienuiit Jiuieh nnimliurty Joiui kiiuk W I' Hi-.ut Ii U.iiFton I W I IU) 2 W 'J (Ml I 711 1 : 1 . 1 00 Mnr May . lavs J W An liuit Ann 7, llltr O K Konnedy ' Mnr Mar Mar Mar Mnr Mar Mnr Mar Mnr May May May Mnr i. l-. i. iveene H iiivderliack N R lleikraiu -eo lilies M K 1'lilllipi H l-Ollft I' A Ullitin a, lsn i ll, lss 0. 1M 0, ISSII 0, IHS1I 0, 1NIU 0, lSKII A, IHSfl 8, IMI-J b. lHSU H, ISHII 1 00 l on l no ion t no 74U 1 no 1 .") 4W I'i-.'it ai-ocoino l.'Mil 'I hot Thorn on lull II c Olll 1I1M "Oil I. Ill pll J Crnwford Mrs N 11-ml Ion 1Mb (.'roll Murgi.Il :t-J0 I'Atrff'lt ' nroe Ml J ( hainburlaln :i l5 C W i.lciimoud aiA Jl.fayliir Essie Templetou , W A I bane 7: J w noiinhoe 'Ji:i J iVIii'uler P.MI K A Hurt l.ritLFi jHiiies illacon 1,'iii V V flryan l.',H H M Ahlburit IV'.I H H W Into. in b 1. '.l'j () H Whn mure WD t: 11 llru.iihen 'Jl.'.:i Kllzatieih llowcrd '24:a Oeo 1) Howard 21.7 Nellie 8 Howard 2. WKI Oeo t) llnwaid Mil Aarou Condon JlU J W !.ill 'J-.rjl a J Johnson mil U seminars lUO J,, ph Inuls iiv ,', Janu s O Hurt WI I, la (II li in'U juue ii, issv Jtu e 17, IKh'j July is, ih'.hi I 70 i 1 70. 1 711 I :ts ' 1 70 8 20 1 70 170 6110 2 2ft, II 110 1 ,70 :u 0170, 1140 i 1 (Ml ' IK 00 I 2 10 '2 10 1 10 2 II) 2 :tu 1 2:m tool ft 07 I July in, is'.v 18. IS'JO 7, IfM July Auk bepl Sept Jan Nov Apr C. IH'.KI a, lbit) , INK) 7. IS'.H) 1-2, 1S1W June 4, I Hit) IMIO June June 4. lsiw June 4, UMK) Jan 10, mil Aug 6, IM'JI Sept II. ism Hept 11, IH'.ll nept li, isin Oct 0, ls'JI Oct t'et Dee Jan Ian V. 1KU1 II, 1TO1 U, nun 0, MM 9, W.rl 2 A i; so 1 ; o 2WI 2110 I 70 roo 200 I III) 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 70 J Ml I 20 I 70 1 00 1 10 1 fill 4 711 1 70 1 70 2 20 1 .VI 41 1 1711 I'M 1 70 1 Ml 14 II 2 111 1 70 Mar 21, iir.u May 0, l-.'J Mn; 0, 1S"2 June 10, Isrj June II, lxwfl Hi'pt 10, IS'J'2 He pi 111. ld'.'J OT.', Xllll vm mi :ir t.nl Vj IH Will Xml MM lie III rtrift fl iiV.i'J lil 40 OiW.'J r.ii-j i'.'..'H 1.740 0776 li77H 711.1 V.'il I'.nl K k Mi rriit -Kelly Mrs JiilinltlTes K M psi lels Nettle Mlllen JohtiOiiiiay .Uiii a Morsun Knin Hmllh John lwls N Klrnr K M Trout Wm Plckotl Bud Mcquay 1 J A .Myers Ilr Wiley PolHpoer A H Antliony J M AbMitt Mrs A N llurll.nrl Arnold Chas How A N (Ilia Win Snare II d.HitwIey Nov IS, IH'.rJ Nov 18, IH',12 10, IS'.rj 11, 1WM II. WW Ilea Jan Mar Msr 11. 1K'J3 Mar II. IM.3 Mar 1,1. Ism Mnr l:t, IKO May 6, 1WU May It, ll May A ih'.is Juns la, I July c, l'.:l July 7, wn July 7, Oi'l 4, lw.il Nov II, 1KII Mnr 17, 1TO4 May 12 1WI June 211, IMil AUK HI. IKK Poo II. WM uVu M Mnnu-rion Albi-it Weaver KI.VJ Wtt T T Kemp I Mi WfHl. v J. nun M'J w lllaril lliiwinsn lly outer ol the Couuly fommPslonors t ouit Uilt the third day of Juno, A. t). 1W.1. K. U. I.KB, t.nuniy Clers . MARX STEAM DYEING and CLEANING WORKS CHRIS MARX, Jr. Prop. 111.") Willamette Street. Phone lllack 1401 EUOKE, OREOCN. I C S Farrow &. Co ...REAL ESTATE... OT.CC fiO Wlllnmi lU- l UASSIFIED iOlUMN. Notices under this head not to ex ceed live lines, fn) cents a week; fl.50 u month; ii .tU per year. For Sitle. l'Ol; SAI.I'.'.--'lVu good milk e-nNs for sale. Enquire, at Julius Uuld smith's oigar store. ECU SALE.(lool second-l.i.nd mower for sale. Inquire nf li. .M. Duy or J. L. (inriiiiiei, vt)oi7'iT.Ts 'eou cu.ui'onTs. Nice, clean whit- wool at tij cents per pound. Wi.olcu ilills. I'OI! fcALK CHEAP. 111 ai res in scctlou 111, tp 17 s, r l w . Cieorge 11. Kopes, -o Cleland building, De troit, Mich. FOR SALE. A fluo restdenco and choice lot at less than cost of the house. Also two desirable residonco lots at $300 less than other similar lots iu town. K. Mc.Muiphuy. TEN ACHE TKACT I'OK SALE.-I huve ten acres of laud ou tho Wail ful in adjoining the city limits of Eugene, which 1 will sell. A Inquire of Lieoigo Croiier. Help Wanua. WANTED. Oirl for tho cooking and laundry work only. .Mrs. R. Mo ilurphoy, 3tfl Willuuiotto streot. WANTED. School teachers and stu dents who ure upon for u traroliug position fur the summer, Wi'.lo to Uox Oil, Portland, Oregon. WANTED. Ludy agents wanted iu Eugene for three of the "latest," ueatest und most nttructive articles of uecossily to women. Handsome profits. Address A. ). Schmidt, 171)8 McAllister streot, San Fran cisco. WANTED. We wunt a representative iu ovory city und town in this stale to present our busiut-bs. Our propo sition is uu exceptional one uud oilers to a guod rul table, huuest party, with references, not less than ilw per month. No canvass ing or appointing of agent a bona lido, legitimate business. Address with stuinp, C. O. Fulsifvi- & Co., Lumber Exchuuge, Scuttle. WANTED. Sevornl iudustelrus per boiis in euch Btuto to travel for house established oleven years aud with u largo ciipitul, to cull upon morhuuts uud agents for succi.-slul uud prolltublo line. I'ermnucut cu gugemeiit. Weekly cash salary of SlW and all traveling espouses and holel bills advanced in casli each week. Experience not essenl ial. Mention relereuce uud enclose s'.lf addrcssed envelope. The .Nation, ii, Caxtou llldg., Chicago. MANAOEli WANTED. A respon sible mauugor wanted to lake charge of wure rooms and ulllce iu the following counties :' Lnne, Douglas, Coos, Curry, Josephine, Jackson uud Klumuth and olllco to be iu Eugeuo. Appplicuut must hnvo 500.00 cash for soeurity ami A - 1 references. Address Alunugor, P. O. llox 2&33, Sun Fruucicso, Cttl. For Rent. ROOMS" .TcTkENT A fovTrooms to rent over Dunn's store. Enquire at tho store. PIN LOST. A u opal stick pin lost on tho streets Monday ulgbt. 1'li'uno lonve with Dr. L. L, Whit son. ' NOTICE EOR PUBLICATION. United States Land Ofllca, RoBoliurg, Oregou, May Till, 1003. Notice Is hereby given that iu com pllauce with tho provisions of tho act of congress of Juno !!, 1878, entitled "an act for the sale of timber lauds lu the states of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," as extoudod to all tho public land states by act of August 4, 181)2, Carl A. McCluin of Eugeuo, - oouuty of Lane, state of Oregon, has this duy Hied in this office bis sworn statoment No. 0'215, for the purchase of the se iof section 14, township 17 south, of range 7 weBt, und will oiler proof to show that the laud sought Is more valuable for its timbor or stono than .... ..n... .1, ln tabtisb his cluim to suitl land before J. J. Walton, U. S. Commissioner at Eugoue, Oregon, ou Monday, tho 10th day of August, 11)03. Ho numos as witnesses: C. P. Deveroaux, Hnrry Hnwn, I''. A. Tripp of Eugene, Uoorge IJalo of Ilalo, nil of Lane county, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming ad versely the ubovo described lands lire requested to lllo their claims lu this olllco on or beforo Bald 10th duy of August, iuo:j. J. T. URIDUES, Register. SUMMONS. (n the circuit court of the slate of Oregon, for tho county of Lane. (J. U WIUIaniB, Plutntlir, T8. Kautile W. Will lams, defendant. To I'linnle W. WUUnnia, the ubuvo named defeurlnut : lu the iiaine of the slate of Oregon Vou aro hereliy summoned and re (in Ired to appear and answer the pliillitllf's complaint filed against you in the aliovo entitled court and cause w it li 1 u six necks from tho date of the flrHt pu Intention of this euniinotiB. and tho ditto of the flret Diilillcutinn is, as ilxi'il liy tlio order of tho Judge herein named, tlio 0th tlay of June, 11)011; and If you fall to ao appear and answer as heroin required for want thereof, plaintiif will apply to said court fur the relief demanded and prayed for ill his said coiniilallit, which is for a decree from said court declaring the innrriago emit met now existing hetweon plnliititf and de fendant forever dissolved, anil for such other and further rellof as the court may seem meet with equity. This summons is published once each week for six consecutive und successive weeks in the Dally Kugenc Ouiird, a dally newspaper, published at Kugeno, Oregon, by order of the lion. II. it. ft.ncnld, Uniuity Judge of said Lano county, made and of date May Hth, 1SKKJ, mid (ho Hrst pub lication of this summons is on said Cth tiny of May, lim L. Ill LY KIT, Attorney for plalutilf. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of iiillinoro I). Shi ley, de ceased. Nut ic o is hereby given II. at tho County Court of Lane county. Ore ton, has duly appointed L. E. i'legul, Ihn executor nf Ibo estate and last will and testament of (.riliiiiure D. Shirey, decihsed. All persons having flaiiur- ugaitist said estate are hereby untitled to present the same duly veri fied, with the proper vouchers, to Hie said ex'efillor at the law oljlee of oodfui-k A: Harris in J iii;tin. Lane county, Oregon, within yix iiuuths from tfie date of this uotieo. Dated this 'JOlh tin v of May, VM'J, L. E. l'LE(i.L, E.xeutor of tho estate and ladt will and testament of tiillnioro D. Shir ey, deceased. Woodcock Jk Harris, Attorneys for estate. Mil our attention is culled to the 29 "Ploneor ijlmlted" trains of the Chicago & St. Paul Railroad; "The only perfect trains lu the world." You will find it desirnblo to rido on theso trains when going to any point ill the eastern states or Canadu. They connect with nil truuscontinen lal trains uud all ticket agents Bell tickets. Eor further informntioii, pnmplets, o,o., ask anv ticket agent or address .1. W. CASEY, 11. S. ROWE, Trav. Pass. Agent. General Agent. Portlund, Oregon. Ask the Acnt FOR TICKETS VIA I'O Spokane, Ht Paul, Dulutb, MinneapoliB, Chicagti , and all points East. 2 TRAINS DAILY FAST TIME. New equipment through. 1 1 Day coaches, Palace an 1 Tourist sleepars, Dininj. and Buffet Smoking Library Car. DayHht trio through ti e Cascade ui,cf Rocky luoui)-"" tains. For full particulars, ratej, folders, etc, call on or address J. W. l'HALON, t. r. a. 11. DICKSON, o. 122 Third street Portland A. B. C. DENNISTON, O. W. Y. A. 012 First Avenue Heattla Wash OREGON Shoreline Mmm Pacific: AMD) TO THE ', TheSO.rR. :n. Glves'lttic'lChoIco ol DAILY TWO VIA m mm SHORT in TO Salt lake Den 'jr Omaha Chlragonnd Kansas City. m nm t s Eookane Mlnncapoi a St. Paul ant I Chicago. Ooean Pteair.etB leave I'm I land rverv I 5 !Dnya f.jr SAN FRANCE CO. IV'ats leave Portland daily for all Wll laoiettoand I olumlialtiver I'olnta. Yiaim'. Monthly K'.eainors to I'hlna and Ji ar),. For lull Information call on o rtrom neunst (). R. A N. Tlclii nr atldroFS, 1 A, L. CKAIO. Ilen'l r'aan-nra' III, I i"; Vimen & Co., Druiit
