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Newspaper Page TextDaily Cugsne Guard. OUII'i'ii.LL !!!. Publishers. ; -iiJ.i i -li'-.l every iliiy of tho neck, Suudny ttxettutud. Address all coin iiiuiii.'iiiiinis awl make all remittances payable to the Eugene Guard, Eu gene, Ul'OguU. KDISSCfiimo.V liATKS. DAILY. I ! i vrl bv ciiirior.por week .. I.'' Delivered by carrier, per month... f0 liy muil dim year (In advance) & m Six mouths 3 J! Ono nionlli J WEIOKLY. )ii " !!!! Kix IllolltlH 1 Advertising rates made known on application. Entered as second-class matter at the Eugene, Oregon, poatoflice. " 'I'll 10 EASTWtN OFFICES-Of tho paper nio at ' to 'ill Temple Court, New York City, and U 8. Expre. 111 lg., H7 Washington St. Chicago, 111., K. KATj Advertising Agency in i liui ue S.TlililAV" "aFuUKT I Everybody loves a lovor that liv v;ilh Hie possible exception of the old ii hi 1 1 and the dog. K i iiimiuiaii .lows aro again turning Hie ir faces to thin land of liberty. Luck of work in their native country in rHniTiHihlo for the exodus. The Seattle curonor hud five cases Thursday, three deaths from accident, one suicide and one murder. Of Conine tho local reporters on the newspapers were kept busy too. Mm. Lydla llanoock Is dead lit Palmer, Mass., at tho ago of 100 yum- and one month. Until roceutly she read without glussos. Think of It, going back to 180.1 for her birth I It in not likely that all the robber ies reported at I'ortluud actually take place. How convenient It would be lor a imiu with trust funds to report himself roblied, or to avoid paying his debts I Wo do not lnivo to go away from home for horrors this season. Tho lloppuer flood, and now tho Portland iMorrlsou street brldgo disaster I It in but a frail barrier that separates us from tho future. And no one knows In his own case when It may bebioken asunder. What may not medical science now do short of muking the dead walk? Sun Francisco doctors havo rol loved a deupurato case of lockjaw that fulled to give way to all known treat ment by drilling a liolo through the skull and Injecting untl-toxliio Into tho lateral veuhiclo of the brain. A in a u found deud In his homo in Yamhill county Holiday had beou dead sliico about July 1'Jtli, tho lust dato on which neighbors could remember having soon him. lie would havo boon found stumor, probably, bad it not boon for his peculiar habit of locking tho door outside with a pad lock, then climbing through a win dow and fastening it after li 1 in. Two photograpboin from San Fran cisco ure in Astoria for the purpose of taking photograp'js of the salmon industry for a moling picture ex hibit. They viHited all of tho can neries the other d'iy and decided just what will bo the most interesting in the colloctioUH. Six arc lights will be placed in the runnel ics lected, and just as soon an a good run of llsh Is reported aud the llshormen bring In their hauls the photographers will get to work. It is intended to exhibit tho pictures uli over the United States, and particularly In the east. It will make an interesting picture. ! Her Opinion. "You must not imagine," sho said, that 1 would bo willing to Bit out here alone with you if you were not so big and very strong, aud able to pick mo up in your arms as if I were a mere child in case anything hap pened. " Then as nothing: happened uhe told her friends that ho was dull-witted and probably bad a soul like a with ered lemon. Chicago Record Herald. To Eugene Housewives. Wo will endeavor to lighten your burdens thoso hot days by providing your tablo with uli kinds of wholo some cooked foods. we will havo on salo fresh overy day baked boanB, baked maccuroui, boiled ham, roast meats und sulads. Also bread, cake aud fresh fruit YourB to servo. The lla.olwood Restaurant. Tho largest tree iu Oregon was felled recently to bo sent as a curi osity to tho World'- fair, it Is the Aberdeen spruce and stoud Hourly .'100 feet from tho ground and 118 foot from the ground to the first limb. Its age la calculated at 440 years, be ing n good sized tree when Columbus discovered tho laud that waa after wurdB called America, Amorloaus will appreciate tho de cision of tho British government to maintain a forco of ",tXX) troops iu South Africa "as a reservo for tho defense of J ml lit. " Wo ourselves keep some thousands nf soldiers In tho Philippines, not because our Filipino follow oltluens aro not per fectly loyal, but merely that our sol dier boys may enjoy the ollmatoand pcoitory. The supremo court of Walln Walla, Washington, made a sweeping onler I lie other day Hint thirty-seven resi dents s'loulcl bo debarred tho privl lege of purchasing strong drink under penalties of (ho habitual drunkard law. Home of the bouofl iluries of the order complained, whilo oilier expressed themselves wit Istleri with the protection thrown al t I lll ll). A number of women of Pittsburg huvo Inaugurated a new method of j improving (he .Ionia of that city. They hate organized and Incorporated j a stock couipRiiycapllaliMHlatr.il (XV, and they are to I iilld a model tunc innht bouse at some suitable plnco in ' the slums, (III it with typical rcsl. do4its of the neighborhood and proceed I to niveau object lessen In sanitary! Jiving. fresh pies. Fl Vli . OOOI3 . K UASON8. That tho Itio Oraudo route is the most popular ono between tho Pacif ic coust and the cast, is evinced by the fact that tho greater per cent, of transcontinental travelers ubo it. First tho sceiiio attractions in view from trains ore unequalled Iu the world. . Second tho daily personally con ducted tourist car excursions boing especially adapted for ladies traveling alono or with children, nlfords a com fortablo modo of travel at rates with in reuch of nil. Third It la Iho only route" between the east and west passing directly through Halt Lake City or niodorn don. Fourth tho cholco of two distinct routes through the heart of tholiocky Mountains. Fifth throe fust tru'ns dally be tween Ogdim aud Denver, equipped with ovory modern convenience. Tboro aro many other reasons why tills route is the must comfortable and eujoyablo In the wholo country. Y'ou can learn a great deal on tho subject of thorough travel, and re ceive some vory beautiful and interest ing bookluts, by calling on or writ ing to the undersigned. W. C. Mollrldo, General Agent, or M. J. Kocho, Traveling Passenger Agent, 121 Third street, Portland, Oregon. TO MILK CONSUMERS. On ami after August 1st the price of milk will bo as follows: 91 per month for u pint u day ;() cents per quart; 20 cents per gallhu wholesale. T, II. Davidson, J. W. llamblo, Floyd Vuughiiu, Mickkelsen & Lund. OiLBIOnXA. Baantlu Ilia Kind You Haw la; ; BagM FOK RF.N'T. Hotel Sparks, a three-story hotel, situated on MoKoii7.!o wagon road, forty-tlvo miles from Eugene, at junu tion of llluo River mining road. For particulars write to Dexter Sparks, llluo River, Oregon. NO PlTYSllOWiN. "For years fain wiib after mo con tinuously" writes F. A. tinlledge, of Verbena, Ala. "I had a terrible case of piles causing "4 tumors. When all fulled Hucklln's Arnica Salvo cured me. Kquully good for burns ami all aches and pains. Only 125 cents at W. L. Delano's drug si ore. LUMBER ! LUM1IKU I I Tho Long Hlngham lumber yard Is now ready to supply the demand for all dimensions of lumber. Enquire of C. F. .Mitchell, agent, at the yard at East Fourth and Pearl streets, on the railroad, or at Svaiverud A Oil kins' real estate oHIce, WAUON FOli SALE OU TRADK. I have a :i4 Stoughtou wide tile wagon, nearly new, for sale at a lur gain or will trade for wood, Address.' or see A, II. SMITH, llUti Cheshire street, Kugeno, Or. j DOW LOST. Largo white Irish pointer, ltrown head and large in ow n spots on right side and ul rout of tall. Had leather collar when left. Suitable reward for liifm mat ion sent lo 11. II. Rhodes, Thurston, Or. "Just Try a Parrot Cigar,"-5c. BOS WELL SPRINGS - ! Located on the Soulheu, Pacific Railroad in Douglas County, Or.j I ! ' Tho v.a.ers CUKE ninety per out of i-h. of i ' Constipation, Rheumatism. Catarrh, Stomach, Muney u..u Post-cfll, Expression! Public Telephone on the premises From I0. per week up, ini ludiud baths. Trains stop in irout or me nuici. NK UAI.I.ON OP TU KS1C FIRST AVe're hollering loud-do you hear us? The Parrot Cigar is far the"best 5c cigar on the market today. For Sale at the Bonboniere NOTICE to TEACHERS. The annual county Teachers Insti tute for tho year 1903, will bo held in Eugene at the county court house, beginningat 0 o'clock a. in., Tuesday August 4th, lUOli, und continuing two days. All teaohors ure required by law, to attend this lnstituto on penalty of having their certillcatos rovoked or grades lowored. Section 20-3, Oregon School Lnws sayB in purt : ho, (the County School Superintendent) shall apportion in October, to each district in bis county, 5. for each teacher employed by such district during the twelve months inimodiatoly procodiug such apportionment, who hosattend ed, for ii period of at least sixteen hours, an uunuul county institute or stato teacher's association, hold dur ing the twelve months immediately procedii.g tho time of making such apportionment: " Tho Instructors at the institute will bo lion. H. F. Mulkey, President Ashland Normal school; Prof. D. A. tlrout, now President of tho Western Division of the Stato TeachorB Asso ciation; Snpt. J. . Ackcrman und others. Some of tho ablest educators in Oregon will bo in attendance. The work of the iustituto will be first-class aud tho touchers attending can be auro of an Interesting und profitable moot ing. Augnet, 14th, 1003. W. M. Miller. County Superintendent of Schools. To proporty owners: l'ou are here by notified to mow all grass and weeds adjucent to your proporty and clean up alleys at on. Dated UiIb SKUh day of Juno, 1903. J. S. STILES, City Marshal. NIGHT WAS HER TERROR. "I would cough nearly nil night ong, 'writes Mrs. Clm. Applegate, of Alexandria, Ilia., "mill could Hardly net any sleep. I bod consumption so bud that if 1 walked a block 1 would cough (rightfully and rplt blood, but when all other medicines failed, three ?L bottles or Jir. King's Aew Dis covery wholly cured mo and 1 gained f8 pounds." It's absolutely guurnntoed to euro coughs, colds, La grippe, bronchitis and all throat und lung troubles. Price 50 cents and ?1. Trial bottles free at W. L. DeLauo'a drug store. LUCKY HOY MININU STOCK. Wo aro tho authorized ageutB for the salo of n limited amount of treas ury stock iu the Lucky Hoy Mining Company, which wo oiror for salo at 7ft cents, "J'hoso who wish to become part owners 111 this splendid property, should mako their applications at once at our ofllco and glvo us tho amount you wish to Invest. Kligono Real Estate i Investment Co. WORKING NIGHT AND DAY. The busiest and mightiest little thing Iliui ever was liuiile is Mr. King'j New Life Pills. These pills change weukiiess Into strength, list bssnoss Into energy, brain fag Into mental ptnvur. . They're wonderful in building up the health. Only i"i cents per box. Sold by W. L. Do 1 nuo. CASTOR I A ; for Infants Mid Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough! AIKN WANTUD, Fifty men wanted al lllue River for grading flume line and power plant i site. ifl.'iO per day and board, j Lucky Hoy Mining Co, ! LOAM AXD SAND FOR SALE. ( all i n .1. A, Gordon for sand aud loam for filling purposes, Price ac cording to distance of hauling. Ad dress 817 South link street. I. KAN in. 1 hare pure double d 1st illed brandy for sale at IS cents pec quart or per gallon. I. M. i'rsiicis. Vest (ifh st, Kttne WATERS J.TAINS Potassium Chloride Potassium iiroinido Potassium Iodide Sodium Chloride li.im gr .fii gr .5.1 gr iiU.OU gr Magic urn Chloride Cab .mi Chloride Calcium Carbonates .10 gr 11:10.00 gr .19 gr Hill in is.J'r , J. M. WILLI A.Ms, iunecwons a ep, u,i.. ' I till.... !.. I. I -""" id. nag bhi,.. 1 '"i" .1 ii :ki., 1 cot $ CAPT. BEN D. BOS WELL, Proprietor ftHTERtrt U Mlnjfil Rubbsf YOU MAY INTEND liCJILDING WORN-OUT ROOF or find it necessary to REPLACL A uiu ELATERITE ROOFING 1 .....1 1 1 nKnnurnrl rnof- Takes the place of shingles, tin, iron tar aud. 8" ;uuE;Vto lay. Tern lugs. For flat and BteeP surfaces gutterB, "nt Uuarateod. It pored for all climates. Reasonable in cost, bom ou menu, will pay to ask for prices and information. THE ELATERITfcOFGCO 0 II. McCLUNU, Treasurer. McMURPHEY, Secretory. T. W. HARRIS, Preeideut. EUGENE WATER CO. (INCORPORATED.) Pure well water furnished for household purposes-Motors and hydraulic elevators. RATES AND TERMS UPON APPLICATION. EUGENE - OREGON. Full of Pleasure Smoking a Mount Hood cigar does yon goo; rests your nerves after a hard day, helps : ideas at any lime, and makes you happy and contented, A CIGAR YOU CAN AFFORD. Try it today and see if you don't remember to ask for it again. F. C POTTS, 58 W. 8th street. EUGENE Business College Three full courses lousiness, Pen-Art, Shorthand and Type writing. Coinpotent teachers. Open nil the year. Special attention to backward students. Evening sessions after Nov voniber 1st. Don't go away to Portland, Salem, or Sau Fran ciscoPatronize your home school. You may enter any tiine. Tonus reasonable, Address, F. S. Haroun, L. L. D., Pres. Eugene Or. To all NOTICE the Property Owners Lane County. of Ex- The Eiigor.6 Renl Estate ohango is now harmoniously or ganized with tho following eeventoen active agouts who have connections through the Immigration liureau at Chicago with 500 sub-agents throughout the middle west. Prop erty listed for salo with any mem ber of the exchange will not only be listed with our eastern connec tions but will be advertised and offered for salo by ovory member of the exchange. W. W. CALKINS, M. SVARVERUD, UEO. M. MILLER, C. S. FARROW, II. F. HOLLENRECK, E. J. FRASIER, F. T. PLANK, C. C. COFFMAX, M. II. COFFMAN, W. S. MATF.ER, S. R. WILLIAMS, L. II. UARETT. J. L. ROWLAND, VIRtiiL ROWLAND, 1). R. WALKER, . 11ENJIMINK REES. O. U. CROSS. "The Biggest SeoA&tion Everywhere" LIU PUT Collapsable Pocket Stereoscope Apparatus PI e Mealiest Sterencops with the strongest op tical effects. Highly hnished in diifereot colors wilh rich field and pit ver decorations mouldirgi. inohulinK 20 V K 1'hotocraphn, views of art enRre). Price Onlv S1.00. Senteven where prepaid in let'.er form. AGENTS WANTb 1). LIPUT 37ER EOSCOPt CO OF EUUF.NF. Paid up Cash Capital - $50,000 Surplus - - -$50,000 EUOENE, OREGON. A GENERAL RANKING liUSl A uess done on reasonable terms. Sight drafts on Chicago, ban rrau oisco aud Portland Oregon. liills of exchange sold on foreign countries. Deposits received subjoct to check or certificate 01 uepooii.. All collections entrusted to us will receive prompt attention. T. O. HENDRICKS, President. S. B. EAK1N, Vice rresiuuui. v v. RNOOGRASS. Cashier. L H. POTTER Assistant Cashier. L. P.lLYFl:, umce over l ,.. ,., gene, Uri-gon. - G. F. SkipwoHl,. , " "Uli j SiaPWURTH A Hp,-,. ui'":-nkv,, Eugene, Oregon. R.4 HolimiB W Thump: THOMPSON & JJAltm- p -i. :r sst, Eugono, Oregon. Made of felt, thor oughly saturated with P&Bcompound. Not impaired by varying temperatures. Does not evaporate, crack, expand or contrast. A low priced roofing that can not be equaled. Send for booklet' The Paraffine Paint Co. San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Loi Angelu and Dinver, Colorado. AN IDEAL SMOKE. Our Mount Hood marks a distinct im provement in cigar mak ing. Perfection attained at lastl The flavor of the pure Vuolta without sting or bitterness. Wholly de- lioious all the way through, Smoke the Mount Hood Cigar and be happy. F. C. POTTS Manufacturer. Celknap Spiings. Tho public will hegratilled to learn that the liclrnutp Springs aro now iu condition for the accommodation of campers, the bath houses having been rouovated. For particulars aud trans portation empiiro of Ceo Croner. SANP, LOAM AND GRAVEL. Don't you oftou stop aud wonder why your lawu does not grow and your driveway is always muddy from cither raiii or snon I Some gravel in the driveway and loam upon the lawn would mako your place look belter and guard it iu a sf orm. And with our loam and grnvel we hope you will understand that wo can quickly furnish yon with n load or two of sand. J CM AS. E. JOYCE, ( otitractor of Earthwork. 5th ami Washington streets, Tel Red KM NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that in per- suuiice of Section 2G3;t of Hollinger and Cotton'B annotated Codes any unuiea 01 urogon, ail ano Countd Warrants described below will be ano celled and payment thereof refused onloss preseutod for paymont within sixty aays irom tdo 1st day of July, A. D., 1903, said warrants are des cribed aa follows: War'ut. To whom No. issued. lf!l Jnlfttha RtchardaoQ liv James Crawford Ml f'.i,'i llVIS CITY PROPERTY FOR SALK. i I own and dure for sale abuiit Jkxi j lots In seven dltrerelif additions to I'.u-! i-'i'i gene. Am laying otr a new addition. Lots sold ou re,onal'le time for .-! (andupwanls. , o any one snting to purchase would ! A. Howard l-. nowuril J. F. Cantrell P. o. Smith Frank Brown Titos ltmwn Frank tjpetjr i' u i, nan rurior -!l'J John Kppersou ..'.l ii c Clark 777 J W llnllmor 7N1 Chan Mnnicmon f-lil Janes lianchurty KV1 John Ruuk Jhl V V Scotl lr,ii.i I) l.oKton KM J W Anhait llltl O F Keniieilt IIW 1. Keono U'.iS It iflwilcrltiu'k 1.W) N B Hcrkraia l-'i'l i-ooltiiis 120S M K l'hllllpi llUl t I.eiiR IJl'i I'AUIlmn UX Goo Coinc- I 'l 'I lioa Thornton IUU 1IC Clin ISM Won I.ln ll'CI J ('rawfnrd 114 Mr S It-ml ton 'SCi I'MII Miirs-n l'11) I'atrlck Muoc il'i J ctiani'.K,rlain w C W hloiimoud . J l.'layh.r ,'s"i Kle Tcinnlt'lon 7 A i has . 7:;t J W tliiliahnn i V .1 nhrt'ler 1:.mi K A II an i ; Janifd c.lauon I i "1 f llrjim ' 1-V.H !1 M Ahlb ir 1"I 11 11 Whilcomh l a Whlmioro C It Hrvinson Kllnahclh lh.wi-r.1 1 ; 0,0 11 llowanl -l'7 NcllleS Howard '-' (.o U lto-,1,,0 Aaron l'em:o'i -"l J W l.iiw -.".il A .1 .lohe.on -II '1 11 So mm ith :uin ji, innla i. i Jni-sa llnrl m i.initi,.ii Fit Mi rim "in - Kcliy l"7 Mr. JoltnHlv.t "17 I. M Pa, u-la !'- Nt uit' Mllloil I'I J"ll)il,. '-'I' .'elm Mora til '-'h' n'll Mlltlli J .L.l.n lewii ' -'i N K Kl n K M rr,,t m I i -kfH Bud Mm,iy Nov Mar July .'illy July fiOT Dnte of issue. Am't July B, 1SS7 12 00 July li, 1NS7 1 'JO iov. y, 1HS7 Nov. 9, lfs7 Nov. !1, 1I.S7 Nov. 9. 18N7 Nov y, 1SS7 '.I, 18h7 1 17 0. N 0, ft, IfvSS XI. IKSS Nor- 'jo, ls-a Nov 20, 1SNH N 'V 2U, KISS 7, 1WS 9. IS.HS 7, lSSi li, 1-SI l' IKK I 6, Issil II. iw.l II, ISVJ ft, IS.S',1 6, 1.SS9 ft, f'-'J 6, 1M- 8, INM. S. 1SS9 8, l9 S, lSII Bears B'gualurv snaps run uovs. One liuii.lie.1 ,i!i,l seventy-five: cloth patterns just right for boys'! do well to cnll early. Some of the property would be c.i changed for desirable timber lands. T O. 1IENUK1CKS. miee pants, foi M cents each. O l. H T U iA. - . I BWi ii, A IM ai.ld n H.', iirs afeutara lr A N IturlLnrl Arnold I'ha. Ko,a A S Olel W in rr" II U Haw',,, 44-Ht M Mt,'tron A'K'il H ,.,, TI'Kvni. V !. l, l mr,l How man Mar May All! Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar May May Mav June 17, HS9 Jni e 17, ls-o July li.i) July is, ism) July Is. is:w All? 7, l.S'.H) l-ept 0, IWH) Sept It, IS'.iO .'an isim Nov 7, iMg JIT 13, IS'-J June I, ls'.aj June -4 IS30 June 4. ls-.io June 4, Imh) Jau 10, ism Aur (1. ls;l Sept ll.ls-n fi'lil II, Isfl 'l't II, Iwl Cot II, JS'.'I Hoi 'J. Isvi ot 9, ls'Jl 1'cc Jan 9, l.s',r Jan 9, Ivirj K.b :i, s.-. Mar a i, wrl May 0, lv a May II Iv.rj June 111, Is'.rj "Ire II, 1M I'cpt 1". IS'JJ 'pi in. ls-rj , 1J IS. Is.rJ M, l.v.J ii, 11. 1 vl.! 11. l: . IS'.'.l 1 I. I 1.4. is'.fl K ivn I sua June 40, IS'i:l .I'llv ii, sys July 7. Is'w July IS9.1 On 4. ls.u Nov . Is a Mr 17, Is'X May 12 ln J ui;p j;:, Au l:i 1. 1 63 150 2 01.1 2 011 1 711 170 1 70' 200 170 ISO 1 70 2 110 1 140 2011 2 00 2 711 1 1 .'ai 1 00 1 ,Vl 1 00 i lie I 0.1 1 .'tO Nov pi Jau Mar Mar Mar ;ar Mat ?!y iay 1 00 1 00 a 30 I 70 170 1 .V 2 70 1 70 3 'JO 1 -o 1 7U Ami 2 jo .100 1,'tO r so Gt'O 8 10 1 1SK1 J 10 2 III 2 10 jiii 1 :0 2140 1 ial S07 2 70 r, j 1 0 ll 2iJ 1 70 cm 2 on a oo i ixi l i.i I 1 so I 171) 2 I I 20 Lane County Bank OF EUGENE. OREGON Established in 1883. Oldest Bank in tho County . A General 13anking business iu all brauchee tranBaoted on favor able tarms. A. O. HOVEV President. L. O. HUL1N, Cashier. B. II. llovey, Assistant Cashier, j. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land OHIce, Roseburg, Oregon, May Zi, 1903, Notice is hereby given that in com pliance with the provisions of the act of congress of June 3, 1878, outitled an aot for the salo of timber lauda in the states of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory " as extended to all the publio ln'ud states by act of August 4, I8U2, Curl , Wl-Claiu of Eugene, county of ,f'ie', "'f? of Oregon, has this day v r ,!-tbia oU,,ee hi9 swoni statement No -5 JU., for tho purchase of the so Vf section 14, township 17 eonth, of range 7 Weat, and will olfer proof to show that the laud sought is more valuable for Its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to eg tahhsh h a c hi m t e.,i.i Lj , 1 1 u- i. 4, " iuiei OOIOI'O J. J. Walton, U. S. Couimissiouer at Eugene. Oregon, on Monday, the 10th ilay of August, 1003. He names as wltuosses: C. P Dovereau.x, Harry Bown, F. A. Tripp o f.ugeno, George Halo of Hale, all of Laue county, Oregon. ;) V, "isciioea innus me requested to flic their claims in this olUce ou or before said lntl, ,ii August, 1SHJ3. ' J. T, BRIDGES, Register. L. M. TRAVIS, ATTOrf.'(;y.(. utace-uvcr Lug..,10 L, . 1J....I. Sy uuua. Eugene, Cregon. UEO, B. DORUIS. -ATTORNEY aud 'OUN'SEU01i.i1 Will practice in all tiio coor Socoud. Judicial DigtriJ. tho Supremo Court oik'! Speoiul attention gireu t0 ," and mutters in nrntui. Office, -West side of Vilaitlt between Oth and loth stnt "J. J. Walton WALTON &NES A'rroESH's.J Will n,.....4t, I.. .. iu nu mo conn, stute. Office-Room No. 3. Waltom, Etignoe, Oregon. J liUIS K. BHA.N ATTOHNKY-AT-l. Offioe in tew M.-Clnnij Blorl, J atr.tt .ra. - Kuifsrs. tlrrwoii. A. O. Woodcock WOODCOCK &. HARRIS, ATTORNEYS-.!: Office -One-half block souUt , nluu Block. Eugene, HUDlCAt C. E. LOO.M1S M. Eye, Eur, Nose and Throat Sw Spectacles accurately fir, Office over Preston i Hals Hours : !) to 12 AM and 2to: D ( JtiT tXU'ATU IC. PHY m t HUGH K. I KXU.VD Corner 7ih biu! Wilhioe,tf timtt j n atteo'Jnca, j EOKUiC U'li Uo)i.VK,M.D Bank. J'tKiilciifo ro "am atteput'd lit or niylit hiA Maiu77. KitVco, Main 49. VHV3ICIANH AXD SUBK )wal fttteniion to ir.rteiy uJ tnKl I WLUUPTI, U lj lllUM.r,, iii-ji-riirt Oftiee -('.a OliTa ar.Ll. totli'l Sixth Unfits nne i!.s- tlri lotol rj'HK PAOi'io VM ' Veiy atrnr...... I IFK AMI ACClDK'U'f ar.Tii'.in1 .r n. rox Cbi Ait.1 .1 M WILLIAM.-", I.,icil.ift,fe EXECL-'IWS NOTICE Notice is hciil y pi"" .lrti,.,,n,l .I..I.V VlkiCIKKt ' dnlv iiM'oillli il isiiT.tW''.- of Iliinni Wingi ul, ih'(K tho purtucrship istan " ' Winvurd, deccusiJ. ii': rrnrH liv 1 he I'nlllitv t'l;lltl county. Oregon: und "i'; ing clainiB iigiiin.-t eitli" ' tatcs are hereby iiotiW the saino to the midiTSif-J' proper vouchers ut "l( " . L. liilycu, iu Eiigi'M'i (7, six months from tl' . notice , said claims ' Uk ., i... i... ...i,.i I-IIICU HUH lain JF.KKV AW- Executor of the winmir.i on.l f the nartti"! of Hiram lino Jlarliu iJ; L. Bilyou. Attorney ;IX SO1' ADM1N1STK.VI1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. 1 Kstate of Mary E . Gray deceased. Notice a here ir .1..., .1 1 :v , . ., .,r,',,,"iiiiiiiuecoiiu. 1 to 7 .co"ri. of Laue Couuty, Oregon, has IS lui,yitrni0nlu!;i;i J,Pi,u..r: A5rn'.th "j!" l i''ii, i , " isiaio 01 Jtary E. ,70.Gi-ay. deceased. All persous bavina 1 noTZlT"'''8' 'te are he 0 M;r:r;n:r0x?t! ! date of this notice. i ' S jy?LRM t- County, Ore-! rt.t-. i i,oroi,r firen. derslgued, Alabel R ''s3; been appointed adminif j, ostato of Otto 1- "" "ii by tho County Court of M l Oregon, and all pei"" "'.,1 against said ' estni" " .1 fled to presen' the (" I proper vouchers I" 'Kc I the law office of i" f geui, Oregon, within w I; the date of this iiotn'' j Dated May b.V. Rfi Adminiatratrix "f 1 ie t L. Dare: lens. dec. t L. llilyeu. JJi ' Aya & Sot For your riumW nndtipiu'ial 11'" No. 91 We-I Phone Uk' - AdminisSo-, Wcw .u r. iC!; "ecea9cd- Kl'llK.XK Y()OLK.N MILLS