Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, April 28, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text1 .' "Wgese daily GuAnn. TiVsnAY, April sh.Yoo ' jUIDi J I I D II 1 1 I ! i- n n n i n n i- J. n, niLL a OUU-AUKt FAR41 SOLD FOR $21,000 lfl:KT IJOYll. I HUM lll'YS OXK OK KANSAS. liKST WIIKAT KAIIMS IX WKSTKHX Ol;i.(;o o J. R. Hill. formerk cn,,.,.. ....... ; missioner, today sold his fin'.' sue. jaere farm lying five miles southwest ;of Junction City, to Hubert Hovi Ve- """ Kansas, for tn.Oiii) ih, MAY BRING 25 FAMILIES JO LANE COUNTY Frank l.ivoeq. of Harrison, South Dakota, arrived in Kugene this 3 itTtioon with a view of finding homes for twenty-five South Dukn'n fami lies whom he represents. He wired Manager ila.uig. jt tiie Commercim I'luti, from Seattle, that he would be hiTr today and he came on the after noon train. Mr. Marlon has been in consultation with him this afternoon and ne will at once be shown a nuitv- deeds having been uasseit m,,i,v 'ti... 1,r of 'arms near heru that are for I Garrett Real Estate Coninanv' nn t.. sal Mr- '-eeoeq expresses hlmslf a I the sale. i ; This is one of the finest, as well as ' lone of the largest wheat farms in f Western Oregon. -Mr. H1I1 is one of Lane county's best farmers and his nvben a young girl's thoughts be-t-.li"ili-: wBn slle 11118 "end- PieS ..i..t.V.......l .liuvu.cttiroi trt its an auiiui...... ...... ,.n- llbllKl'S 1110 micn-iy 'l Willi" 1 v then tlit' mother should come herald ihhhm-h.-, y - cS information ot vital uniwrt- t voune (iiiuirnter. fu-uuh a'liini' lle Rivntest d to t'lreL l.vili:' K. I'iuklmni's Ycre E'e Coiiii-iitiJ. It prelum's ths t'ny system for tho coining f,ne, ami has helped to brin: KJe0 general ions safely from giri bj to womanhood, liead what lYDIAE.Pi&KHAE'vTS; Jegetaele comspquhh accomplished for 31iss Olson. fIks Ellen M. I "son, of 4 17-North Sti Street, Ki-wanee, 111., in a letter fcMrs. rinkliiun says: J- LvJia K. l'iiikhams Vepetnlde Com-jo-nd cured me of backache, sideache, ii established my periods after the e-i physicians in blcwanee had failed help aic, saying that an iiperation necessary.' JACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. , Fur thirty years Lydia E. l'ink fem's Vegetable Com)H)und, made fc.m roots and herbs, 1ms been the iandanl remedy for female ills, hi has positively cured thousandsot tomemrho have lioen troubled with placements, inflammation, uleera fcn, fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, that benr-tf-(lonifeelinff, rlfttulL'iicy.indiges Jrn,dizziness,oi: nervous prostration, fby don't you try it ? Mrs. Piiiklinm invites all Rich loiuen to writo her for nil vice, le lias Rinded thousands to (tilth. Address, Lyiin, Muss. tiein.- highly piea;.cc with the appear- mice of the country that he yassed through on his way up from' fort- land, and is delighted with Elitptue. JOHNSON TALKS ON LANDMARKS OF LIBERTY ITCHING ECZEMA i MOTilUH'a JvITCHKX Serenth and Oak streets, has open- under new management. Good lard and room by the day, week or feitb. First-class home cooking. lickea dinner everv Sunday. MKS. S. Y. ABBOTT.' V GAMBLING CASE FRCfil COTTAGE GKOVE .'diiiialilo Think went to CuttaKf tv- iasi niuht aiu! phu-ftl Aiuiy ihai'.i ti ii lJ e r arrest ci iho fhar.m1 jit'.'iiut : in,; i::unl)itni; id K' i-arrit il iu !::; li. i I th- !'. ll' appeartM ' .r.' .lii.l:1 l!r .-m'.i, ot" tlu Kum'iif ;: i t' i" iu ri . t !.; rii!'i'!inn, and a it'll ihh mii i. tl' inaiutint; a ju- u.il. Tli,' caj-t1 was st'i lor to vi w a ftiTnoun al I oVvhu k, MVnt'K TO t'OXTUAl'TOKS a DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH. Aliicricau wife of British nobleman Vho Is deeply Interested in theVay gTotind movement here- aud in t".ug laud. ) place has attained a high stale of cultivation. lie will probably re jnove to Gug-iie and retire from ac tive business, Mr. Boyd arrived in Eugene only a fey days ago. STOCK TAKEN TO I'ASTl ItE Three miles out; good grass and plenty of water. See K. M. Warren, 442 Lawrence street, Eugene. tf FilKSII CEMENT Fresh car best grade Portland ce ment just arrived. Price $3."S por barrel. Chambers lldw, Cu. Not lc .iiuiy is her ny itiven that the ttii utitri i ; i iw es' court of l.ane 'oiiiity, Ovei; ii, will receive sealed lii.ls iff the I iirnisliinc, of all niateri .i Is and const ructiiiu of a county bridae airos.- I'.ruwliau-tli cp'ck on county road No. at a place des ignated by the court, in accordance wilh the plans, specifications 'ad strain diagram now on file iu the of fice ot the county clerk of Lane coun ty, Oregon; said bridge to be a Howe truss span of ninety-two (92) foot, supported on double bent piers set ou bedrock, with approaches fttiMi'egat ing sixty-five ill 5) (cat t" length. Each bidder wi'" uH required to de posit jviili Ida bid a certified check in tho toi in of fivo (5) per cent of the amount of his bid, all bids to be filed with the county clerk on or be fore May S, 1H0S, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. The court reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the court this 15th day of April, I 90S. E. U. LEE, County Clerk. COW KUKIl Alfalfa meal. At Bailey's Tenth and Willamette streets. l'h,l 1521. tf ItOI.I.Ll) HAItl.KV HAY .(Ml 11AI.KI) At Bailey's, Tenth and Willamette streets, I'honu 1521. tf Tie sure and see ttie new short turn bugirv before, buvinir. CllAMUEKS HARDWARE CO. REE TO SUBSCRIBERS OF THE DAILY GUARD WE HAVE cn hand about I' n U l- J .:i... & 150 kitchen sets, which we l' e as premiums last year. We Mt to close them out and whtn Ity are gone will order no more. pur Proposition To do this we will pive every teber who receives The Daily sard by earner, his choice of her of these, splendid premiums Mr,?asthey iast); hewillpay P for si X month": Suteirrintinri at Houghton. Mich.'. April 2 7. llov- eruor Johusm spoke here on "Land marks of American Liberty today. He said in p.art; "Progress of this republic as guid ed by the landmarks ot constitution al liberty is today opposed by two dangers. One ia the tendency of tne federal government to centralization of power and the assumption of sov ereign powers not delegated to it by the constitution and belonging to the states and to Ihe people. 1 he other is the power of centralized and preda tory wealth, fostered by special priv ileges and defiant of both the public welfare and the law of the land. The existence of these two dangers is not only contemporary, but In a measure co-operative. Both threaten the lib erty and power of the pejple ami the untarnished porpeutity of our Institu tions. Although tho piotilalile de velopment of the great industrial trusts of today is largely due. first to the special privileges of the fe.1 erat mnernnient tind cpe:al!v to unjust tariff laws which those In eontr,-! ot tho government refuse to abolish or amend, and seeotnl. to 4ross favoritism in' adiuiiiisrnuion and to lax interpretation and eul'orce- i tnent of the constitution and laws. The very existence of ihe- ivusis is today urged as a teasm why still, further power.i shoulit be eriit i ali.ed j in ih- federal guvernment. the slates deprived ot their con-tit uilonal ; riithts and powers and t lit guarantees el (he coitstltulion tur'her .en-' crouched upon, evaded and broken down. In spite of statutes whirh de clare Imlusirdial trusts and c mht naiious in restraint of trade Illegal, in other words to be statutory out laws in the land, the pnvei nnient to day maintains u tariff system avow edly for (lie. protection and profit of tho enterprises In which those (nut outlaws nre interested and engagf-.l. Theso tariff Inwa are- themselves In restraint of tho' trndo of lh Ameri can people and the (llscrliulnating taxation of this trade Is admittedly one of the chief sources of the divi dends and Interest coupons for which these trusts exist and on which they grow and prosper. And whenever at any time the American people de mand the reform of these tariffs and their extortiona, the nnswer Is that tho tariff must be revised by it friende. "It Is rlnlmed that If the govern ment at Washington Is restrained In Its functions by tho principles of tho declaration of the guaranties of tho Otinstltutlon the American govern ment cannot assume among tho na tions of tho earth its proper statlou as a world power. "My answer Is that If the penplo of tho Vnltod States do not continue to dwe'.' under tbe prtuclples of the declnratiuu and enjoy the guaranties of tho foiiRtlmttoii to' protect their liberties, and sovereignty-, tho Ameri can people cense to ban world power. ''The present contest Is on the Is sue plainly raised by Iho present gov eminent floes sovereign. f u Anieil cn reside In the government or In tile states and the people? "A government of unlimited power, moans a people and states of depend ent power.-t. ' "A people and slates with sover eign power Implies a government of reslrlcted and delegated powers. N'u I nation can have both kinds. The American people must matte their choice. Shall wo have a sovej-eiitn government or sovereign states ami a sovereign people?" FIFTY-FIVE YEARS Suffered Torments from Birth Boils Formed as Big as Walnuts In Frightful Condition and Could Hardly Work -Tried All Kinds of Remedies to No Avail At Last WHOLLY CURED IN 8 MONTHS BY CUTICURA 'I had anitohinfc. tnrmontinRvwma vor ttiiuv 1 niiu into the world, and 1 am now a nuu lift y -fivo ytara old. 1 tried all kinds of imHlii'imti 1 htard of, but found no Miff. 1 wan truly iu ft friKhtfti) condition. At lad my Wood wit-4 no bad that I broko out nil ovor with rod and wluto lu-ils, whiih ktnt Krowinp until tlmy wcrt as bin as wal nuts, causing Rivut imm and niisrry. I thought llii-v w.mld lnko tin nkni off mv wholn body, but I U-jt frm siTUtch itiK as wWI as 1 could. I was so run down that 1 mid hnnlly do tny work. Mr. Nelson ii. liurnct t recommends! tlu use of t'lilicuKi Hcmelies, lellini me he was e n!i dent they would benclil ntul, in time, cure me. 1 lived thel'uti uni S ;p. (inl tiK'tit , lir-oivciit . and Tills for al' ut eight months, and I can Iruthfullv s;tv I am cured. I cordially recmm-'iid Cut n-ura licinedics to all win are ailli,tod the same a- 1 wa. U lievin that, if thov will tise (hem aee M'dini to dire-tion. they will lilid them all thev mv represenle.1 to be. Any one dmhtm; the I rut h of t he nUive can write 1 Mr. Unmet t , who will t lnvr f nil v vouel f r mv statements. "Hale Hon I well,' II. K. I. . t 'Mar Cornei-H, Ttpt'n, la,, Au:. 17, H'iV." ' I chiH-rfultv otulorse the nlnve tes tlmoniul. It the truth. 1 know Mr. ltordwell nnd know the condition ho was in. He never tires of praising Iho lutKra lleineilios. " Nc1mii ii. liurnett, Tipton, la." Triangular Track Meet University of Oregon Freshman Portland High School lAigene High School One of the best meets of the year, with three teams com peting in the entire fourteen events. Starting at 2:30. Keen competition all the time. ADMISSION 35c o Kincaid Field, May 1, 1903 PKorl.A.M ATiON' Whereas, there was submitted to the people of t he t'lt y of Kiikciu. Oregon, at a spettal election fur that purpose on the iMh.day of April, r.ntN, an initiative proposal after he ing ord. lined by the t'.nnmon Coun cil, pursuant to and hi aeconlam-o general law.s of the stnto of lor amending sections HtS of Ihe charter of said city. I'eas there ni at the saino nulHed to tho people of tor their approval or re ft ii h i he ( n-egon, and I I-' and who mamirr ' said fit Oentl anointings with Cutlcnm. tM pnHt Hktn Cun preceded bv warm bnthti with ('ulicurn Soup, followetl in Ihu beverer forms, with mild (inwH of CutieurA Uert(dv'Ot l'ills. uffortl inoiniit relief, (M'rmlt nst wild ihep, and t)int ton Midy cure of torturing, dinilgur ing, itchtnu. buniiiiff. iMd Hcaly hiirrxtni, ryv.eiimH, rushes, and hilluiuumUotui, from infancy to ago. Cmiotim Ponp r3V- to nrina Wi flfcfff. OttW Mini niiiitnrni (5fli ) in Hen I the ,kin, mid Cull CUM Mtlvrnt (filtf l.f.ir In itir form i( ( liorolnts Owiiit I'tth. 'JSr xt vM ot (Uli to l'lirlfy thr HIimhI. 8ltl Hinmctx.iit thf rrt1. I'mirr Jru A t hem Cort . Sulf l'rtitm . lliwtiin, lnM. vMaIImI Krt. Cu ileum Douk on 8k in Dimjc. Notice td Sale on l.vecution Notice Is hereby nivon that by vir tue ot an execution Issued out of tho Circuit Court ot the State of Ore gon for tho County of l.ane on the Uh day of April, r.nts, on a judg ment rendered in aid court mi the Jd day of March, in favor of K. K. Mink, platntitt'. aud against Nannie K. Hehdiaw. dlendant. for the sum of two hundrid huty-two and and 'JO-IO.) dollars, wli'ch Judg ment was enrolled and do'.keted in the ofllce (tf the ( h ilt o .atd court tn the 7th day of March, V.'OS, by w hich writ I was coiniUMUded that out of the personal propr-rty l)ehnn:inrt t' said defendant, or If sui'Itcient could not be founl then out of the rc:il progeny belong iuj to said defend ant., on or after the said 4th day of April., 15us, to satisfy .u Judsiiieiit, '"..sts and a ecru Ins costs. Hoint; un able to find prrsonal property with which to satisfy said judgment, costs and accruing costs, I did on the -1th day of April, lints, levy upon tho' fol lowing real vropc-i'ty belonging to sail! "fcadantt on tho said 4th day of April, 1 SOS. or Ruh.eiittcntly, to-wit: Lot No. 4 In niook o. 8 of thoim, nf th., nufhorlt ortfiinul town of Kuono C ity. : now Kuueno, as platted and ( recorded, all In Lane county. DroKtui. ; Now, therefore. In the name of tho. jectiou an initiative proposal to amend the -!urur of nahl rlty by add iiu; a section th-retn forhlddfn tho cstahlhamnt of ceinelerbs or addi tions t!;-rei.i within the city, or tho burial of human bodies therein, ex cept under rerlain conditions, and Whereas, t he vott a cast nf said election h. i vine liein tliis "oth day (f April, l?us, duly canvassed and determined and the said amendment of said sections IttS'nnd t 12 aa n fore said Imvluir carried by an afflrnintlvo voti? of tUW as against 171 ueKatlvo ' votes thereon. , Now. rhereforo, L J. D. Mntlork. limyor nf nald city of IOukoiip, by vlr- vested In me aa DYSPEPSIA "Having takfti ynor wftnrlwrfnl "ripriM fnt khr muDtlia nJ lnin tnlt rvly rurn.l ut liumftrh Cfttarrh ftint l) niiepil. 1 Ihlsk wurd of prklia ! duf lo"l'rirrli "for xlr wuitilnrfiil i-finiinnttlnn. I hfcvo tnknn uumnroiia tnhir i-(kIIi1 ranimUna but wlthuiit Avail kiiU I Oixl Ihftt CiprM rnlUra more In m ly lltsu sit (lia utitvrt 1 ti lka vrntilil In year. Junoc ileUuue, 108 Uror St., Jiri JU? . N i Best Far CANUVCATtUKTIC mayor, ilt licri'by procliilui, nnnomiro atul iltH-lun llmt lli whdlo nuiuliPr of vnti'4 cast for and imalnst said nrmioHOil aini'iiiliut'lilti nro it Hinted Slnt of Oi'i-KKii.nnd In ord.T to satin- i nlmvu. and thai mild iinuMidiniMils re- fy said JiidmiHMU, rosta nnd noi-rulim cl.Vid nn affirmative majority t cobIh, 1 will on .Monday, thp 2fith day j ,,n Vnl.a mat and that anld propoaoil of .May, inns, imtwo.'n tn.- nonra 01 mi'ndmcnta. from the dativ h.-reof, II o Vlork a. in. nml 4 o cou-k .in., lo-wlt: at 1 o'clock p. m. on mild day, at the Houlhwesrdoor of the county oonrlliouso In KuKone, Lnno county, Ort'Kon, offer for Bale for lli'laliaw'B rltsht, title and Interest In be and the aame are In full force nnd effect aa n lnw of tho city of lOusone, nnd n part of thu charter of sall city. ' That aald proposed amendment ot the c.lmrter liv ndrilnir nn additional cash aulije 10 redemption, nil of the' section thereto forbidding the es-nbove-iiaiiiiH defenKfltanl's Niinnlo K. I talillahmcnt of cemeteries or addl- llelalittw'a i'tht. tMlo nnd Interest In nnd to ho lm--.iescrlbed real prop, erty. Dototl this Uth day of April, 1908. KKWn V'ISK. Sheriff f.MW Cuiility, (nuioi. Pnnnl. Crtl-tluM". I'otuni T.,l.nrtnil. nnOnoi, K. w r u . ai'ti ,.r tin,'i. In.'. , w,.. N,,vi,r .M m tptilK. 'J'ln, f Inn t nit I , inin,uJ UUU. - ('Tli.ii!R.mtdyCo.,CI,lci!0()rN.V. Ml 'CHfiL 5AI.E. TEM MILLION BOXEjJ I THE KITCHEN iET THE MLVEK. SET the time. It make no difference whether this payment comes from an old or new subscriber, or wlieth tr the $3.00 is for advance sub scription or in payment of arrear ages. You simply pay $3.00, and are credited with six months sub scription, and take your choice of either of these premiums if you get to the office before they are gone. We want to close the goods out, that is the only reason for mak ing the special ofier. The pictures on this poster show just what th: prmiumsMre. Cjrr.z in tcdjy or tomorrow if you want to make suie of -',in2 one-they will go fast. ' Generally. "Why do you women lelk so fart':" "To keep from hcim; stupid. We don't like to lie stupid." WhjV" "it is so mannish, don't you know." ( !. A. . ITT K NT,' ON! l("-;ii:ir nif)ii!jy lu1-'! bui of Co. A. Konrili l.Vidmcnt, O, (!., lit the j armory Tuesday iiiKhl, at All ! iiH-niliers muHt lie present. I Hv order nf llAYMOM) A. HAH!!, Cnptiilu Commanding. Roiy Outlook. "His wife is tearnim; the milliner's trade." "Fine, lie can live iu luxurious else the rest of his life." IleWltt's I.llMe Karly Miners, . I he famous little l.lver Tills. Kor sale by all druggists. PERT PARAGRAPHS. Tho rention why women don't try to understand things Is because they don't want to lose their Interest nor their quality of hclii lutcrcHtlng. Some men are T A erGrr horn wlm and oili'-rn nro born handsome. ' hen luxuries become iiecesBl 1 1 e s, necenKltle often become n terrible problem. No man plnys ( I the fool oftdier than a fool play many a man. Some Hum are nrtiMs, but not all irtiHtj ore liars. Homo tuf'W. He'fii t' want n home nn that tliey will hive MJtno place to tay away from. fjfttlnif their fortune told It nlmply a rh iirii'Urt tt'u i koiiio t"-: iUs h;i v of 1 ff.-imM.iitf. O ! The reii.'oii inot of uh are poor I lM'-iiiise a ": ft-w hive f u Ii n i n:iy wny of jrt-trjat' i.i-iiiey. I I No'li'.lj' Ml'1'1' !i f f if ee. OUARD PRINTING COMPANY. I W'ty buy n w cJoii,rn wnn t ran f make your old on s look Jjko new at Kugeuo Dyn Worki, Hixtb and Wll-J Bargains in City and Country Real Property ..MUST SELL. Good Business Property on Willamette Street i 4rx) litres to cut up into small tracts, $20 to $3,S per acre. Good acre farm at $25 per acre. Wt Have Many Olhcr In Our List Call and see us. OREGON ' LAfaD CO. 412 Willamette SI, Eugene.Or NOTICE OP I'IN.M, Sin'TM'IUNT Net lee is hereby nlven that tho un ilerslKned, Ailellm.' , 'I'nylur, tho administratrix of. the estate of Mlln Taylnr, ilcriised, has (lleiV her flnul "Cmnt In Iho limner ot ?.inlo, anil .Monday, the 1:L day of .June, lllilS, at the hour of I o'l loi k In tin; "fluruoun of mid day )ia.i nPMl fixed by order of : aid rrturt for the hearing of iibJ'i'lloiiB to salil flnill aiTounl. nnd for Ilia final settlement of said eslnte. AH objeitlons must be filed 101 or bofore said ilale. Wilted Ayrll !, 1 !)S. ADKl.INK A. TAYI.OIl, I,. Illlyeu, Attorney. Adiiilirlstrntrlx. lions thereto fulled to roeelve a ma jority of the vote roint thereoii and thereby fnlltii W bucointi ft law ot snld et or H var, u( tba charter thro. , III witness whoretif, I have he.re utUU got my hnnd this litli day of Aiirll, IBIIH, unci camml tho anal c( snld tlly to In hnreutito uffixod. J, I), .MA'I'L.yOlf, Vlnyor nf the' City of lOuuene. nH,est: 11. V, UUllltlS, Hucordvr. " - t Krom Thursday's Wally (luard.) .Notice of l-'lnal Setllemen'. .N'otlio Is hireby plven that the undersigned. Mans TVti'CHon, ndmlu Isirator of tli.i estn.! of Hans llan- sen, deceased, has filed hH final ac count In tin matter of en hi estate with Ihe county court of l.am Coun ty, OreKon, nnd Moiolay. 'It 4th Jay ..r 1.,v I'lllV f,l (I,., IwiilC 4 ' iiVImc'i in Ihe iifternoon of that d.iy has ' cen j"'lv"' riv...i 1. 11,., . ...I.,- ..r r..ri,u' l I lie hearing of oblcctloiiK to sild final nccouut. aud for tho final rcl llement of said entate; anil that nil objections to said account must ho made and filed with said court on or before the dute so fixed for tho final settlement of said estate. Wnted this 2th day of March, 1 DOS. MANS I'KTKIlHOM, Administrator of the Kstiito of Hans Hansen, deceased. ' W. Hllycu, attorney. AW.MIMSI'lt I l!l nam; Xolice Is hereby given Hint by vir tue of an order of the County Court of Wane ('utility, Oregon, duly made and entered of renin' on V'e 27th day of April, 1!)0S, nulhorl7.lng, em powering nnd directing the under-, signed, Keherrn A. Hope, administra trix of tlie estati' of I. W. l'oio, de ceased, to sill (hu real estate 00 loiiBli'.jf In said piln at Jirl vaie sale for caKh, uccordliiil to the terms nnd conditions of said order. Now, I hen-fore. In iiitrsunnce of said order, I will from on anil after IU o'clock In the forenoon of Thurs day, the lixth day of .May, lllll.S, at Ihe law office of I. N, Jlarbaugh. In room 0, over Ihe Klrst Xntloniil hank, 1 in Kimene, I. line County, State of Or'-gi .11, offer for sulu and sell at - sale to the highest bidder, llowlng described real estnto belonging to said estnto to-wlt: Tho south half of the south-east quarter, and the fractional east half of the southwest nuarter of section 11, In township IS south of range 3 west, ooiiBlstlng of HI! 1.4 ncre -of land la Wane county, Oregon. Waled this 27th day of April, 1908. IlKIIKCCA A. I'Ol'K. Administratrix. I. X. MAItHAl'tilf, Att'y for Kstute. otlcn of I-'Ifuil Kettleinent. Notice Is hereby given that Charles Welter, executor of the estnto of Au gustine Welter, eceascd, has flted his account for final sett lenient of said estate, nnd Monday, the 4th day of' May, I IMI S, hns been set for shIiI Nollio lo rt-eilltiim. Notice In hereby given that the un. dersignod was by order of tho county court of Wane county, Oregon, mado and entered on March 23, A. U. 1908, appointed ndmlnlstrntor with the will annexed of the estnto of William Hrownlee, deceased. All persona having claims against snld estate will KIT Kit, Kxooutor. hearing by the rouliiy court for Wano ' "'"" I'resoiu no sumo logetner witft mi. viniiiiein iin-ri'ioril 10 lllij unuor- slgned at his office at No. 26 West Wight h street, Kug-ne, Oregon, with In six mouths from the dato of tha publication of this notice. 1 Date of first publication, March . 24, 1 U08. I JKHHK O. WWWWS, I Administrator with tho will an- counly, Oregon, j t:il Altwws I ' WALTON & NICHS, I Attorneys BLACKSM JTH .mJ rrfr5f''!-j,' rrv--. ; ; 't't noi k v. to ( ki iu iohm. V:,.' I ytr Witale oC ItoHll. llauseh. de- &VJu.B53 A" K IJ- Zlnnner, has l.e.-n duly appolnte lill "aV: Jv; . ' ; ,V -f I I adiiiliib.tralor of the estate of liV I 1 t K I ! " Hans.'b, deeease.. by tho 1 1 A' t-'. l r.V ' 1 ! ' H. t'lirlsuiiin, conniy Judge of vJA.J jtfl I 'I'""" Counly. All persons (': f iJ'NCJrr' :k tH 'I Tt I H lalins against the estate, nra 'MM VP aw 1 Get your Rubber Tires put on by S..FINNEGAN 5fl Olive St Frank d Itos- ll.in. said having hereby ; notified to present tho same to tho 1 administrator at the law office of Worrls ti Sklpworth In Kugene, Ore gon, within six months from the dato of tin- first publication of this notice Willi the u-'i-e.arv vouchers. KllANK. J. KIM. MRU, Administrator. Worrls R- f-klpwot, Attorneys for the Wstate. Mai. n ;il, Wins. Invesiuo r.ill ilnutile their money tract In tbe Blair street addltioc The city mutt build In that directleo, la two yean If they buy lot or acre. I : j 'I II