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ftgctaWe PreparolionlbrAs- j similaliirg HieFoodandBcgula- i liiigilicSloinachsoiidBowclsof Promotes Digeslion.Chccrlul- nessandiiesi.toiiicmis nciuitr Opium.Morplune norHiiicral. KOT NARCOTIC. lliliaiulu-.lB'Sidlt Vinbntt Huron Apeifccl Hc.mmly forConstlps liun , Sour Siomar h.Dianlioca Worms ,( Convulsions .Feverish ncss nml Lessor Suseu FacSiiniio Signature of . NEW YORK. MOTT'S PENNYROYAL of menstruation." They EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. " JJjC4J I jj jfl I Mk THI OINTAUh tOHHNYi MCW OITV. wwuiuuuuuu, aiuiii- ueviopmenL 01 organs ana Dody. Iso known remedy for women equals them. Cannot do harm life becomes a p'easure. fJil.OO PER liOX BY MAIL. Sold Ui druggists. DU. MOTT'S CHEMICAL Co.. Cleveland, Ohio For Sale by Liun Drug Co. lIon's French Periodical Drops Strictly vegetable, perfectly harmless, sure to accomplish DESIRED KuauLia. wreatest Known lemale remedy. Jr-rice, 1.50 per bottle. TAHTIM! B-waroor counterfeits and Imitations. Tjn Renulno Is put no Only In naBte-hOfit-4 . r; VHUIlun U'L. ffllh fnc-simlle 'ilirnatiire on sido of the buttle, thus: .i2c-i too. 31 jL-cuai wlLUAiia a:i'ii. Co., Sole akouu. Cleveland, ouio, ' Jmfim:.'?' : or f nJe by Linn EUGENE STAGE LINE E. Bangs Proprietor ;Stage leaves Eugene for Blue River daily except Sun day at 5:30 a. ni. Stage leaves Eugene for Florence daily except .Sunday at 6 a. m. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, May 28, 1903. Notice is hereby given that the fol lowing mimed settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof iu support of his claim, -and that said proof will be made before J. J. Walton, U. S. Commissioner, at Eu gene, Oregon, on July 16, 1903, viz : Ueorge L. Ed mis ton, Homestead entry No. 8901, for the nej section iv lowusmp iy soutn, range u west. He namos the following witnesses ' to provo his continuous residence ! upon and cultivation of said land, w Fred Welch of Eugene. Oregon, i J-Ii. Marsh, of Kugeiio, Oregon, Wil-j rrV "mcu 01 ii.imiru, uregou, reior Tliuyel of Elmira, Oregon. J. T. BRIDGES, Register. Why Don't You Use BALLARD'S SNOW LIN MENT? This Popular Remedy CUKES Rueumitism, Neural gia, Sprains, Bruises, Hums, Lame Bank, Stiff Joints, Corns. Bunions and Chilblains, and all in flammation of Man or Beast. TESTIMONIAL: Best Liniment on Earth. Henry D. Baldwin, Supt. Water works, Shullsburg, Wis., writes: "I wo tried many kiud of liniment, V,', Te u!Tpr received much benefit "mil I used Ballard's Snow Liniment Rheumatism and Pains. 1 think 11 &e best liuiment on earth." TESTIMONIAL. Cures Sciatica. Rev. v. L. Riley, LL. D., Cuba, J '"."Titos: "After fifteen (lavs of mMHtiu(( pn,n from Scia)i0 Kueu. mutism, under various treatments, 1 t , vr,i to try uHiiaru a miow J-iinimit, the first application giving "y.nrst relief, and the second entire mi. 1 .1 KlTe lt unq"liUwl recom- ".auuu, We Sell and Recommend lt Vint en & Co., Druggist GASTOH For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough! Bears the Signature . of In Use For Over Thirty Years PILLS They overcome Weak ness, irregularity and omissions, increase vi or and banish "paiiis are " SAVERS ' to girls at Drug Co. DR. JOHN L. KELLETT. Trade-Maik Sweet Spirits of Hden Rheumatism, Kidney, Ftomach.and Nervous Diseases are positively cured with Oil and Sweet Spirits of Eden. Druggists will get it for yon. Manufactured by California Co-Olferatlve Medi cal Company. Capital Stock, $,500,000, of 50,000 shares at $30 each. No one can own more than one share. As income increases, shares increase in value. Write for list of members and rules, to C. C. M. Co., Euvcka, or Oakland, Cal. SHERIFF'S SALE ON FORECLOS URE. Notice is hereby given that by vir tue of an oxecutiou duly issued out of the circuit court .of the State of Oregon, for the county of Lane, on I 1110 IJUIU Jl UUUV,, J..V..,, u,i u J""ft ment rendered in said court, on the 13th dnv of Juno. 1903. for the sum of Five Hundred and Sixty-One and Eleven one - hundreths Dollars, ($501.11) with interest thereon from the 13th day of June, 1903, at the rale of eight per cent, per annum, and Fiftv-Five (555) Dollars, altor uey's fee, and tbo further sum of Twenty-Two and thirty ouo-hun-dredths ($22.30) Dollars and costs; and also accruing costs, iu a suit In said court wherein W. E. Brown was plaintiff, and Bertha M. Wilton, Mur rav Wilson. Harry Wilson. Kato Wil sou, John Wilson Shields, and Bertha M. Wilson, as administratrix of tho estate of Calvin Wilson, deceased, were defendants; and against the above-named defendants, and on decree of foreclosure and order of sale rendored In said court, command ing me In ordor to satisfy said judg ment and costs and accruing costs, to sell all tho following described real proproty, to-wit: Lots No. three (3), four (4), and five (5), In section twcnty-Bix (20 , and lot No. two (2 , in seotlon thirty-five (35, In tp. No. 19 south of range No. twelve (12, west of Willnmetto meridian, Iu Ore gon, contaniug 172.37 acres formerly In Douclns county, but now iu Lane county, Oregon. Aow, therefore, in mo name 01 me state of Oregon and in compliance with said writ and order of sale, J wi l offer for pa e at nubile auction to the highest, bidder for cash, subject to redemption, the above described mortgaged premises, nl tne souin door of the county court house in Eugene, Lane county, Oregon, on Monday, the loth day of August, 1903, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. tn., aud 4 o'clock p. m., on said day, to-wit: at 1 o'clock p. m. on said day. Doted this 3u uay 01 ,iuiy, ;:. FRED F1SK, Sheriff of Lane county, Oregon. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice 1b hereby given, that the un dersigned, J. E. P. Withers, has been duly appointed administrator of the estate of W. W. Withers, deceased, dy the County Court of Lane County, OreK"". an(' a" persons having clams against said estate are hereby notified to present the sumo with the proper f Mm buIH ndniinfstratro t ibA T j.w Office of L. liilveu, in En- gene, Oregon, wil bin six mont hs f-iom the date of this notice. Dated his 24th dny of Feb. 3 , L. Bilyen, J. E P. M1HH S Attorney. Administrate AW CHRONOLOGY OF POPE LEO XUI liuru t Ciirptnoto, March 2, 1810. Entered college at Rome, 1S24. Matriculated at Gregorian Univer sity, 1S30. Entered college of Noble Eccl CfcillS--ies, 1832. Appointed domestic prelate bv Or v. oiy XVII, 1S37. Keferendini y to L'otn t of Seguaturu, Mtii-L-h 10, ls:!7. Order of prloathood conferred He ceuiber 31, 1837. Apostolic cUilojjutu at lleheveiito, 1837-1M1. Governor of Sjioleto, 1841-1813. Papal nuncio at Brussels, 1843-1815. Made archbishop of Perugia, 1840. Created cardinal December 19, 1853. Made cardinal cauierleugo July, 1877. Elected Pope February 20, 1878. Revived Roman Catholic hierarchy iu Scotland, March 4, 1878. Encyclical condemning commun ism, socialism, and nihilism, Decem ber 28, 1878. Encyclical against heresy and Su cialism, November B, 1882. Recognized unity of Italy, October 7, 1883. Encyclical condemning liberalism, November 6, 1885. Celebrated golden jubilee, 18H7. Celebratcdl grand jubileo, 18S8. Eucyclical on socialism and labor, May 10, 1891. Celebrated Episcopal jubilee, Feb ruary, 1893. Issued uppeal to England for le unlon of Chiistoudom, April 11, 1894. Celebrated sixtieth anniversary of his first muss February 13, 1898. Declared 1900 a year of universal jubilee, May, 1899. Held consistory and created eleven new cardinals, June 19, 1899. Celebrated ninetieth birthday March 2, 1900; Stricken with present malady pueumouil July 3, 1903. ' Junction Items. (From Junction Times.) Mrs. Wortmau of Portland, arrived hore Monday to visit her futhor Hon. O. W. Wasuburne. I. T. Nicklin spent Monday aud Tuosdday iu Portland. A Ulen Arbor correspondent in tho Florence West is the authority for tho statement that Commissioner - Hill will not be a candidate for re-election. J. F. Mode, who sold out his ranch a few months ago to Mr Cory, has I bought the T. H. MoOhee plaoe, bet i ter kuown as Ltho Arohart farm. The farm contains 140 acres. The con sideration was $2100. Born, to Mr. aud Mrs. G. F. Skip worth, July 6, 1903, a son. This is the first addition to the family aud Mr. Skipworth bears parental honors with becoming dignity and grace. We extend hearty congratulations. Perry Richardson of Lancastor, mot with an accident Monday on Front street which might have resulted ser iously but fortunately ho escaped with only a fow bruisos. Tho horses bo came frightened at a steam wood saw. He held them by the head, but as ho is an old man and rather frail, he was knocked down aud the front wheel passed ever '.lis hips. He suffered a good doal and it was some time be fore he could be taken home. LUCKY BOY MINING b'L'OCK. Wo are tbo authorized agents for the sale of a limited amount of treas ury stock in the Lucky Boy Mining Company, which we offer for sale at 75 centB. Those who wish to become part owners in this splendid property, should make their applications at once at our oflico and give us the amount you wish to invest. Eugene Real Estate & Investment Co. TIMBER CLAIMS. I have a number of good homesteads and timber claims running one and one-half million feet and up to two million foot. Location good One claim on county road, one and a half milliou feet timber aud u0 acres nice bottom land. Prices very reasonable Claims all in a body. Write at once. A. H. lliukson, Alma, Or. WORKING NIGHT AND DAY. The busiest and nilghtiest little thinir that ever was made is Dr. King's New Life Pills. These pills chniiuo weakness Into strength, list lessness into energy, brain-fag Into mental newer. They're wonderful in building up the health. Only 2.r cents per box. Hold by W. L. I)e Laiio. SAND, LOAM AND GRAVEL. Do you want a loud of gravel or need a "load of sand? If you will un a little loam It will make your place look grand. Tell us aolnit it mid t will do the rest for wo l.ave the stuff and It is the best. Chus. E. Joyce A Co., Contractors for earthwork, I'iftli and Washington streets. SAND, GRAVEL AND LOAM FOR SALE. llnilding sand, gravel and loam d 1 livered to order ou short notice. ( y Croner, phone, film k 42-1. A Matthews, phone, lifnok 48 1. Court House Hems. REAL ESTATE Tli.A NSEI IiS. ! rauk Sclib'gcl to Margaret .'l.i b ) acres in sec. 3i, tp. 21 s, r 5 w, .A.'. T. 11. Medio to John Moielo, 110 a. res iu sec. 4, tp. 10 s, r 5 w. fr'Jini. J. E. Young to 1 1. i. .nliny, .-t h .If lot 3, ast 10 feet It t 3, block 1, ) ouugs's ad. to Cottiit-e G'nne, $250. O. A. Spencer to Mrs. Montgomery, S ..cres in sec. 1, tp. 17 s, r 4 w, 80, it. D. Fm.ntaiu 10 O. M. .Stacy, ID acres ill see. 23, tp. 17 s, r 4 w, J105O. Libbio E. Valentine to O. M: Stacy, B i acres iu sec. 23, tp. 17 s, r 4 w, lliaO. Libbio E. Valentine to S. S. Allen, luOxlOO feet, Ferry and East Thir teenth streets, Eugene, Oregon, ?'250. W. W. Bennett to Libbio E. Valen tino, west half lot 10 and lot 9, Shaw's second ad. to Eugene, 81200. Fred Fisk to C. S. Frank, lot 2, block 24, Packard's ad. 'to Eugene, ft. 50. II. C, Hudley to llalnor P. Garborg, north half, north-west quarter and w.wt half of north-east quarter of sec tion 22, tp. 19 s, r 7 w, 100 acres, $'J0OO. Gc.-'.N . McLean to Frank E. Guod-n-au, described parts of block 0, Shaw's ad. to Eugene, ?1200. J. M. Williams to F. W. Williams, half interest in laud in sec. 35, tp. 15 e, r 6 w, $100. MINING LOCATIONS. Lillian Glass locates Lillian G. ohiim, Full Cieok. R. Glass locates R. Glass claim, Full Creek. E. J. Dunn locates Dunn claim, Full Creek. R. J. Thatcher locate Thatchers claim, Fall Creek. Harrisburg Items. (From Tho Bulletin.) Messrs. Royce andiretorson,'whoown and operato the excelsior mills at Eugene, wore hero yesterday arraug ii 3 to bank 2000 cords of balm wood in thiB city, which will be cut on tho W c.shburuo island, south of here. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Wiltse will al andon Hurrisburg tomorrow or next d: y. Their leaving will be regretted by a large acquaintance, but our loss wil be Pleasant Hill's gain. We wi h them abundant success in their u w Hold, vlr. and Mrs. Edgar Savage, of W udliug, visited the fornior's father, M:-. Jessie Bias, of this city Sunday. l'he firm of May & Senders, of this cry, stand second iu tho amount of br.-duess transcted by warehousemen in this county, according to the bond required of them under tho now law. A considerable number of iiarris- bwgors atteuded tho Fourth of July. celebration at Eugene. Thought it Was a Joke. Portland, July 10. While a dozon men stood idly by, laughing at what they thought to bo a boyish joke, liitlo Charles A. Parker, ugod 11 years, who hud fallen out of a boat ui ar the Irving dock, struggled des perately to keep from sinking, but finally exhausted himself, aud Bank to tho bottom of the river. His com panion who bud been in the same boat was powerless to help him, and men who stood by realized his danger too lale to save his life. W ILL A M ETTE VALLEY CHAUTAU QUA ASSOCIATION. The Willamette Valley Chautauqua A sociutiou will be hold at Gladstone Park, near Oregon City, July llth to 25th inclusive. Rate of one and one-third faro on the certificate plan has been made from oil points on Ciegou Lines. Special attractions hi vo been provided. "Geruialno" ti e magician, with his wenderful pi oductioiis; R. J. liurdette, tho celebrated humorist, will entertain iu his usual delightful manner, while tl o lectures of Hon. Chump Clarke and Hon. J.'P. Dolllver will bean Intellectual treat. Mnny other attractions will be pro vided, making the finest entertain ment ever given-at this Chautauqua. I XCURSION RATES EAST, VIA GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. Chicago and return 871 60 H'. Louis uud return 07 50 r orlu and return 09 25 S . Paul and return (JO 00 A innenpolis and loluru 00 00 I "luth and return 00 00 Dates of sale : Juno 4th and 5th a d 21th to .'Ulth; July 15th and 10th, a d August 25th olid 20th. Tickets B nd for 90 days. For full Informa t un cull on or address II. Dickson, City ticket agent, 122 Third street, I urtlund. Oregon. NO PITY SHOWN. "For years lute whs after me con- t nuously" writes 1''. A. Gulledge, of rleua, Alii. "1 hud a terrible 1 -e of piles causing 24 tumors hen nil tailed lliicklln's Arnica ; live cui id me. Equally good for I irns and nil ache and pains. Only cents ut . Li. Delano s drug store, BERRY PICKERS WANTED. Fifty raspberry pickers wanted at 1 went the Maltzman A Off lit berry 1 inch one mile north of Willoiiioct I ildge, Apply Immediately. vlA SIF1ED COLUMN. Notices under this head not In e -ceed live lines, 50 cenla a week; ffl.IO a mouth; (12.00 per year. KOR SALE. Two good milk o for i-ulo. Enquire at Julius Gi.M tmil h's cigar store. WOOL BATS FOli "COMI'OKTH. - J Nice, clean white wool at 05 coins' per pound. Wtolcu iillla. l'Oli SALE. A (loo.l cunfectionci y business tor shIo in Mcdt'ord. Ad dicts Lock box 70, Mcdfmd, Oie. II AY FOli SALE.- Hay for tale Iu tho shock at V. lUilvo.-ky's farm at Smlthlleld. Address li. Yergle, poBtoltlce box 150, Kiigcuo, Oregon. FOR SALE CHEAP. 40 uores iu section 10, tp 17 s, r 1 w . George 11. Ropes, 25 Clelaud Building, De troit, Mich. FOR SALE. A flue residence aud choice lot at less than cost of the house. Also two desirable residence lots at 1300 less than other similar lots in town. R. McMuiphey. TEN ACRE TRACT FOR SALE.-l have leu acres of hind on the Ulalr farm udjoining the city limits of Eugene, which I will sell. Inquire of Georgo Croner. FOR SALE. First-class logging team of three horses; two sets harness; blocks and lines; and one good new 3,'i inch Bain wagon, for sale. Hor ses all young and sound, weight 1400 aud 1500. Price of outfit, ?575. A. 11. lliukson, Alma, Oregon. FARMS FOR SALE.-Soverul faiins for salo. Two situated iu small town with High School, stores, churches, doily mail. Sinull river runs through land. Good houses, barns, orchards, with all kinds of fruits, only fow miles from rail road, good gravel roads, plenty j water, plenty of oak timber, good fences, good fishing and hunting, first-class wheat laud. Most of it good plow laud under cultivation. Address V. Robvosky, 2C8 Lawrence fetittt, ligtiit, Cicftl). tlelp WanU'j. WANTED. Girl for the cooking aud laundry work only. Mrs. R. Mc Muiphey, 303 Willamette street. GIRL-WANTEDv Ag hTvaiiTedTor general housework immediately. . Apply at 090 Willamette street, Eu geuo. WANTED. School teachers and stu dents who aro opon lor a traveling position for the summer. Write to llox 021, Portlund, Oregon. WANTED. Lady agents wanted Iu Eugene for threo of tho "latest," neatest uud most attractive at tides of necessity to womou. JJaridsome profits. AddrosB A. O. Schmidt, 1798 McAllister street, Sau Fran cisco. WANTED. We want a representative iu every city and town in this state to present our business. Our propo sition is au exceptional ono aud offors to a good reliable, honest paity, with roforcnoes, not loss than ?100 per month. No canvass ing or appointing of agent a bona lido, legitimate business. Address with Btamp, C. G. 1'ulBifu & Co., Lumber Exchange, Seattle. WANTED. Several Industrious per sons in each ttato to travel for house established eleven years and with a largo capital, to call upou mcrhunts and agents for successful and profitable line. Permanent en gagement. Weekly cash salary of HH and all traveling expenses ami hotel bills advanced In cash each week. Experience not essential. Mention reference and enclose self addressed envelope. The National, Cuxtou Illdg., Chicago. MANAGER WANTED. -A respon sible manager wanted to take charge of ware rooms and office In the following counties: Lane, Douglas, Coos, Curry, Josephine, Jackson uud Klamath and office to be iu Eugene. Apppliount must have 8500.00 cash for security aud A 1 references. Address Manager, P. O. Box 2533, San Franoluso, Cal. For Rent. ROOMS TO RENT A fow rooms to rent over Dunn's storo. Enquire at the store. 20 CENT BEDS. Nice clear beds at the Court House Lodging House for 2f cents. Every room on outsido rourr. No cooking 00 promlsos except for fumily aud that entiroly disconnected from lodg- t.. ....... nf l,..,,un itiiulv mirnfila Clean paintod lloora with a rug to each uca, Just back of end on same block a Court House, vulit locellty. I .. ,.U..u I'.Hc a.f f:iivlimn if I li night. Boo transparencv "BEDS" from J'ay a. uenoertiri tf. or 'juaro otlleo comert SNAPS FOR HOYS. One hundred aud sovonty-llve cloth patterns just right for boys' knee pants, for 50 cents each. 1XG1 NE VrooLKN MILLS. faTORAGEI (STORAGE I STORAGE Goo. T. Hall & Son's public and pri vate warehouse la now ready for all kinds of storage. Hops, wool, grain, merchandise and household goods HALL A SON. BmhUh) Ihd Kind Yw Huff Hlar BwjM REDUCED EXCURSION RATES. To the Seasido ami Mountain lit sortn tor tho Summer. '.'lie Kimthern J'l e lie t'i;ii pal v ha; ( tt eeil on sale ; I very low rate muiid-trip tiel.ets 10 the various le t-oits along its liui, and uiso, in con nect ion with the Corullis & Eastern Raili'otnl to Delroit i.ialllio eahli' at uqllinu Day, laM.r t it i.el t;c. i 'or return until I 'cum 1 , 1 :ith. 'I'hreo-day t icl-et Yi: 11-ina l'i; . ot.d going r-it 11 1 i''in .-. 11 1 .1 n i ;u: :.' 1 i days, mo tin sale :'.t anally iiiUicm itilos liohl ail i t-il l .i Eugene Mid the tho pretty i.n.'luYt amoi g the ico If of the ein;t who liie ll inking t'eiioin-iy of coming west to settle. The book let is entitled "Oregon, Washington and Idaho," Oregon coming first in the treatment of tho subject matter. It is very nicely illustrated and printed, containing tho best material possible to gather for tho use for which it Is intended. The railroads nro doing a great deal for this part of tho United States. They are doing their work well for It is to their in terest. As a result theso three stutes aro growing rapidly, property Is be coming more and more valuable. Tho booklet can be hud by enclos ing four centB iu stumps to W. E. Co iniin, G. P. A., Portland, Oregon. Send it to your frionds iu the east and show them iu a eoucise manner what tho boat country in tho world is like. A DM ISTK ATIil X NOTICE. Notico is hereby given that the undersigned, Lilllie G. Qniuer, has been duly appointed administratrix of the estate of Thomas L. Qniuer, deceased, by tho Couuty Court ol Lane Couuty, Oregon, and all persons having claims against said estute a.c hereby notified and required to pro sent the same, with tho proper vouch ers, t o administratrix at the law office of I' Bilyou, in Eugene, Oregon, withiu six mouths from the date hereof. Dated this llth day of March, 1903. L, Bilyeu, L1LL1E G. QUINER, Atty. for said estate Administratrix. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, s ' United States Land Oflico Roseburg, Oregou, May 15th, 1903. Notico is hereby given that in com pliance with tho provisions of the act of congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "Au act for the salo of tho timber lands in tho state of California, Ore gon, Novada aud Wahingtou Terri tory," as extended to all (ho pululo land states by act of August 4, 1892, Earl L. McNutt, of iiluo River, county of Lane, sluto of Oregon, ban this day filed In this oflico his Mvoru statement No. 5107, for the purchaae of tho BeJi! nojj, section 32 and ew H nw4 of section 33, township 111, s r 4 o, and v. ill oifer proof to shew that tho land sought Is uiore viiluul le for its timber or stone than for ei'i i cultural purposes, and toe.-lablisb I i. claim to said land before J. .1. ;,l toj, U, S. Commissioner, at Eugene, Oregon, on Friday, tho 7th day ot August, 1903. Ho names us wiinoHsen: i'elix Sparks, Doxler Sparks, H. R. Kcott and Carey W. Thomson, all of blue River, Luno couny, Oregou. Any and all persons claiming ad versely tho above described lauds are requested to file their claims in this otlleo ou or before said 7lh day of August, 1903. J. T. BRIDGES, Register. -i ' NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of Gillmoro D. Shlrey, de ceased. Notico is hereby given that the County Court of Lano county, Ore gon, has duly appointed L. E. Flegal, tho oxecutor of the estate and limt will uud testament of Gillmoro D. Shiroy, deceased. All persons huviug cluime aguinst said estute tiro hereby notified to present the same duly veri fied, with tho proper vouchors, to the Buid executor ut tho law oflico of Woodcock & Harris iu Eugene, Lane couuty, Oregon, within six months lrom the Halo 01 hub notice. Dalod this 20th day of May, 1903. L. E. FLEGAL, Excutor of the estate aud lust will uud testament of Gillmoro D. Shlr ey, deceased. Woodcock & Harris, Attorneys for es tate. SHERIFF'S TAX SALE NOTlCli. Notico is hereby glvon that I will on Monday tho 101 h day of August 1903. between tho hours of 9 o'clock a. m. aud 4 o'clock p. m., to-wit: at 10 o'clock a. m. on said day, at the southwest door of tho county court house Iu Eugene. ' Lane County, Oregon, sell to the highest bidder, for cash, all the lauds to which Lane county or other public corporations have aquired title by virtue of Sulo of lax. Duted this duy Gib of July, 1903 FRED FISK. Sheriff of Lane couuty, Oregon. TIME CARD NO. 1. No. 2 for Yaqulnu : Train leuvos Albatiy. .. .12:45 P. M. Leaves Corvallis 2:00 P. M Arrives Yaqulna 0:25 P. M No. 1, rotuinlng: Loaves Yaqulna 0:45 . M Loaves Corvallis 11 :30 A. M. Arrives Albany 12:15 P. M No. 3 for Detroit: j " Leaves Albany '. ..7:00 A. M Arrives Detroit 12:05 P. M. No, 4, from Detroit : Leaves Detroit 12:45 P. M. I Arrives Albany. .... . ...5:35 1', M. ' Train No. I arrives In Albany in' time to connect wllh tho S, P. south bound train, also giving two or three j hours iu Albany before departure uf ; H. P. north bound train. j Traill No. 2 connects wilh the. S. P. 1 trains at Corvallis and All an)' giving direct service to New purl and nd-j jacent beaches, I'm 1 11 No 3 for Dotrolt, Brolten bush and other mountain resorts, leaves Albany at 7:00 a. ni., reach ing Detrlot at noon, giving ample time to rcuch the Spring! tho sume duy. For further Information address . EDWIN STONE, Managed, Thus. Cockell, Agent Albany, MARX STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS CURES MAKX, Jr. Prop. ' t;i5 WiUnihtlte street, Phone Black 1 151 EUGENE, OREGON .j . V- J I tlllb'.r U Ul ...REAL fc.STAiif... j X-.unns tuul j i.Miruurt!. Dealer (J in uu 'vi'otuiK Aicliiiitiyt lu jg plumeuttj. Alt-o Imvo storage 1 room tit ri'HonnLIo rates. Mr-UIliCvi 60 WUUautll'j V Your attention Is oalledlto the??r V 1 "Pioneor Limited" , trains of the JT! Chicago & St. Paul Railroad ; "Tho only perfect trains In the world." You will flud It desirable to ride on these traius when going to any point iu tho eastern states or Canada. They connect with all transcontinen tal trains uud all tickot agents sell tickets. For further information, pamplets, etc., usk anv tickot agent or address .J W. CASEY, II. S. ROWE, Trav. Pass. Agent. General Agent. Portland, Oregou. Ask the Agent FOR H h c ' S ' VTA S'kan, st Paul, Dulutli, Minneapolis, Gliicii;o and all points East. TRAINS DAILY FAST TIME. Mew equipment through . t Day coaches, Palace an : Tourist sleepars, Dinin and Bullet Smoking Library Car. Daylight triD through Vile) CiiHcade ai d Rocky '.uoun- tains. For full particulars, rate3, folders, etc, call on or address J, W. PIIALON, T. p. A. II. DICKSON, 0. i.a. 122 Third street Portland A. B. C. DENNISTON, G. W. V. A. 012 1'irst A vomit) Soatt.ln Wash Oregon SitoKTLwr. Mm Union Pacific T8e JAST a V TheCO,:R.C:N. Gives: tha Choice of "flEE TRU : DAILY TWO VIA THE OR'BQH SiltR! UNE. S'llt t-He , Chlra'fjo crd Kansas City. THf 8RbAT Ri. TO Snokano Mlnneapoi e S-'t. Paul im Chlotgn. Ooeaai Sti umt rs leave Pott land rvt r , 6 Days for SAM. FRANCIS CO. Bonis leave Port-ami dally for oil Wl! lanielteandColiiuitlo River Points. Monthly Steamers to t'blnani ! Js km For lull Information rail on o dress nearest O. R. A N. TIcke ir add re, A. L. CRAIO Gen'l Possengor AVeai, Pint ' u-iif . rjfH. inn mi. .ttv-
