XBH ETOKNB BAELY CCARD. WK11XE8IAY, APKII, 30. tM
MRS. F. E.HENDERSON
Caught Cold Easily.
Mrs. T. E. Henderson, 221 Ninth St., Milwaukee. Wis., writes:
I have a splendid appetite and enjoy life, being In perfect health."
Pc-ru-na Tablets.
Tor tiro years Dr. Hartman and his
Mlftntfl have labored incessantly to
bate Peruna in tablet form, and their
fcreoaooB efforts have Justbeen crowned
pith bqccops. People who object to
knid medicines can now secure Peruna
ablets. These tablets represent the me
pFlteen mouths for embezzling se-
frities, today gave information to
J. Lebreton which will add one
ilion dollars to the fund for the,
Bargains in "
City and
Country Real
Property
. MUST SELL.
Good Business Property
on Willamette Street
400 acres to cut up into
small tracts, $20 to $35
per acre.
Good 6r-o acre farm at
-5 jKT acre.
We Have
Many Other
Bargains
I" Our List
Call and see us.
OREGON
LAND CO.
42WiliarpeeS(iEugene0r
r
NEW YORK
13 THE GREATEST
Tr.t'in
Ifi TMr? flriru r- S
-a Per Yo?r. Single C:;j, 10 Cts.
- II WKKKI.Y.
WPLECOPY FRSE.
Ln , FRM" OUEEH PUB. CO. (Ui
mmjjmo belibve
I Jtoest WomenWlAfe Not Afraid to Tell the
SinC.8
iWV? i used
I have
Peruna I
have a splendid
appetite, enjoy
life and perfect
health.
1
"I never had any faith In patent medicines until I tried Peruna, but my
iperience with this reliable medicine has taught me that there is one which
can ke trusted, and which will not fail in time of need.
"For the past few years I have found that I caught cold easily, which
mnld settle in a most unpleasant catarrh of the head. I had to be especially
areful about being out of evenings, and not to get chilled when dressed thin
for parties, but since I have used Pernna my general health is improved, and
my system is in such good condition that even though I am exposed to in
clement weatner It no longer affects me.
dicinal ingredients of Peruna, and each
tablet is equivalent to one average dose.
Mrs. Josephine Hoist, 162 E. First St.,
Portland, Ore., writes that she was
troubled seriously with catarrh of the
throat, that she used Peruua and was
wonderfully helped In two weeks, and
in a little over two months her system
wai rid of aU traces of catarrh.
11.000,0(10 ADDED TO tfepasitnra. He also gave othor In-
PEl'OSITOR'S Fl'NDlforiuatiuu to the receiver and district
. ; nttornev, lloff Cook, which will rnuse
San Francisco, April 2S. .1. Dal- the receiver to retain certain valua
Brown, vice president and man- hie properties. .Drown also save up
tor of trie California Safe Deposit the cipher rede bo:k, whlcn is ex-
irust Company, under sentence of pected to reveal much In tlie Inyes-
ligation of the bank's affairs
ritOf'I.AMATiON'
Whereas, there was submitted to
the people of the city of KuK'Mie,
Oregon, at a special election fifr that
purpose on the ISth day of April,
l'JOS, an initiative proposal after lie.
ing ordained by the Cuminotl Coun
cil, purs'jr.ut to aud "In acroi'.'rince
with the Creneral laws of the state of
Oregon, fur aineiidnr- secuyns Jl's .
and 112 of the charter of sale! cltv,
and whereas there was at the name
manner submitted to the people of
said city f.ir th-Mr approval or re
jection an initiative proposal to
amend the charter of said city by add
inc a section thereto forbidding the
establishment of cemeteries' or adili
tions thereto within the city, or the
burial of human bodies therein, ex
cept under certain conditions, and
Whereas, the votes cast at said
election havlnt; been this 20th day
of April, 1 !'!!, duly canvassed and
determined and the said amendment
of said sections lOSand 112 as afore
said linvliis carried by an affirmative
VOte OI ti'ii as aaiUM I' uin.ui.i;
votes thereon.
Now, therefore, I. .1. I). Matlock,1
mayor of saiil city of KiiKene. by vir
tue of the aiithori'y v.--d In me as
n-.-vor. (I i her-by pro- inim. announce
.tnd d.-e'are-that th" wlm nntnlier
i.f vi:e cms; fcr a". 1 a t lin-' si;d
;"-ojio -"rl am nliii'M:' .'''" -'is -t:i'd
above, and Sbst said nwd,.f"t'' '"
ceive.l an -ttfirtnativ. ina.'erity of
all villi's cast and that said prup'i-ed
amendments, from the date hereof,
be and the same arc In full force and
r,.. n r.f the CUV nf KllC'tH'.
and a part of the charter of said
said '
the char er b y ai . i ad I . ona
sect on thereto , rh'a,,n.
tabiisbmen of c -me.er es or art u
tions thereto failed to rtr. w. a
jori.y of the votes cast th. on an
thereby fallen '''"'"" ,".,
to become
said city
or a part oi
thereo.'.
In witness whereof
unto si t my hand t !
April 1 1." . an i ( -1
I have b.-re-s
'j'"b day of
d the "".1 '
r a'f'X'"!
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v ,.f K l-'-ne.
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.: city to ti
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Corner
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Sixth ami
E. C. LAKE.
' " Iav. -r-
CJTarner tuu'" if
m peruna
Truth About Pe-,
ru-na.
The Value of Health
Who cmn set a moner value on
Health? It l absolutely priceless.
No one In good health can fully
rpreeute what it means to hare
poor health. The day are long and
tedious. The nighis horrible and
painful. Nothing goes right. Even
the mind becue deiauged and In
jured ly continued poor health.
once liberated from the thraldom
of sickness words fail to express
the joy aud relief.
Peruua has been the meana of re
lieving more women from ill health
in the Vnitid stales than, perhaps,
any oilier lm-diciue.
A multitude of women aland ready
lo give testimony iu favor of Peruna
whenever occasion offers.
Dyspepsia Entirely Relieved.
Miss Llllie C. Martin, Shelbyville,
Tenn., writes: "Everybody says I
look heiter than I have for two or
tl.ree years, and 1 sincerely thank
you for your kind advice. .
"I believe your tre:it:nont has en
tirely cured me. I call cat anything
1 want. 1 believe your remedies will
cure any ca.se of indigestion or dys
pepsia." MISS HELEN SAUERBIER
Head and Throat
Miss Eelen Sauerbier, 815 Main St.,
St. Joseph, Mloh., writes:
"Last winter I cangbt sudden cold
which developed into an unpleasant ca
tarrh oi the head and threat, doprlvlng
me of my appetite and tuualgoodsplrlts.
"A friend who had been cured by
Pernna advised me to try It and I sent
for a bottle at once, and I am glad to say
that in three days the phlegm had
loosened, and I felt better, my appetite
returned and within nine days X wan lq
my usual good health."
AlM'isorm vnox itu.i.s
iwss senate yi K Kv
Washington, April 28. The Ils
trict of Columbia, appropriation bill
rarryhiK $ I 1 .riou.miil passed the sen
ate today
Th" pension appropriation hill pas
sed the senate In four minutes. It
carrie i 1 G.l,o:ill,0i).
.SHOOTS 111 1 1. D W'll-'
AM) KILLS II1MSKI.I
Tacoma. April 28. OeorRO S
Montze, acd 22, shut and perhaps
Itttally Injured his nirl wile while
they were wheeling their eilit-
months-eld Infant alontt tile street
today, and then snot bimseit. I li
tracedy followed a violent quarrel, of
which there had been many
'
TEA
Not 1 in 1000 who buy
Schilling's Best wants the
money.
Yniif rrorer return, rmjmnner If too dB'l
like aclinliiif', Itett: we par lum.
kih-cIiiI Kuuml-Trlp Jtntefi to Sun
l-'riilU'tHC!,
On account of the Fleet Celebra
tion, tickets will be on sale to San
Francisco and return for 12.VMU.
Sale dates .May 2nd and 4th. Kill 11 1
return limit '? day from date of
sale. A. J. GILLETTE.
in L
AKCllt.
I 1 1. TO SEE
Drews ail tile k at
Tile l
OUI'IIECM THEATRE .
(JET IIEIITHS EAItl.Y
ffj h(t flpet
3" an? r." TZX
that they wU( ,)(f
able to Ket them. If enouKh -Unify
lnIntln , ,,,,, from KuKen
iMillrnan car will probably be set
,ir e:.rlv and savj the trouble of net-
p the mbTdle of the niRht to
catch the train.
A.
J. dl.I.ETTK,
Agent S. P. Co.
te still have our bargain counter,
which Ii.. Iml'v- hardware, fiirrilture,
niL's and ma'tiiuO Don't ait until
t:i. v are a! c uh-
I'liAMI'.Ki! HARDWARE CO.
fJAIW.INF M'tIM' AIVIX)
V C. White 'm prepared ta saw
vonr w.r.d nn short notice. W
' Pho$i Hlack 43.'.!. Residence,
.'. 16 Sert Sixth street
f
EAST ELEVENTH
STREET ALSO
IMPROVEMENT t'l.l'It EMlWVOR.
IXti TO INDITE EACH KKS1-
dent aloxu street to dis-
l'l.AV SAMK KIXI OK I'l.AliS AS
ox Willamette street ox
(JALA OCCASIONS
The East Eleventh Street Iniprove
inent Club met last eveuiim at the
.home of Mr. and Mrs. K. .1. Hard. It
I was suggested that an effort be made
Mo set every resident aioni: that
I street to order a 4x flan nf the same
'kind as the Commercial Club jvcent
! ly order d. and Mrs. J. S Stiles was
! appointed a committee of one to
'Set' tile people. Tile dull believes
!that to have the Stars and Stripes
I flout from every house nien tie.' car
j line, when tile state itKitme meets
; here Iu two weeks and on e'lii r oc-
casiens and holidays, wnuld be .piite
an addition lo the beauty of the city.
A comniltl'.'e of three, innslstinu;
of F. .1. Hard. Senator ti. A. llooih
n,l V n 'P.Oii.v ivuti 'iiei.iiiited tit
,.,. ,.r,o,tt' r.tistii'tr' Sr.O to move t be ,
I'nited Brethren church back to the I
buildins line. The houses on both -
sides of the church aland back, but I
the church Itself stands clear up to;
the sidewalk and spoils the effect of:
tbe Kitlettriiri lawns all aloiitr that itart I
i 1
of the street.
The delay in BettliiK porch lliilit
was aK.iin a matter under discussion, i
n ..v..r,.l titettiliera ,,re nnvlons to'
have that Improvement made.
BOYS' BRIGADE WILL
PARADE ON STREET
II.EVEX COMI'AXIES (1;
SCHOOI, LADS WILL
DOWN' WILLAMETTE
TUMOItllOW
1'ITILIC
M.MtCK
STKEET
The boys' brigades of the threo
grammar schools of Eugene will
march down Willamette street to
morrow afternoon shortly after 2
o'clock and on across the river to tho
Young pasture, where tho remainder
of the afternoon will be spent ut re
creation and In drilling. Tho boys
will form at their respective schools
at 1 o'clock and those at tho t.eary
and Patterson schools will march to
the Central school, whero they will
pass In review in coluinns of squads.
Superintendent Aldorniun acting as
reviewing officer. After this ceremo
ny is completed the boys, eleven rotn-
pnnlns strong, will start on Ihur
march down Willamette a'reet 'ihe
public will then havo tbo nptsoU unity
lo note the progress they- hav mode!
(n military instruction siiiuu t ms work
was comiuenceo puiy. g tl.w WCeai
UKO.
PEXDLETOX HAS Xo
DCSiltE TO IMIOST
- I
Pendleton, Or., April 28. The big
booster mewlnn scheduled for last
evening fell flat. Tom Klehardson,
iff Portland, was present and made
n stirring uddress, but the house fill)
of people fulled to respond. The
property owners and the men pro
moting the different reclamation and
settlement projects refused to take
the lead, and tbe renters declared
they were Hied of doing all the boost,
ing and paying all the bills. Not it
cent was raised for n publicity bu
renti.'and no committee Vos appoint
ed. Dculb Was on Ills Heels.
Jesse P. Morris, of Skippers, Va.,
had a close call In the spring of
1906. He says: "An attack of pneu
monia left me so weak and with such
a fearful cough that my friends de
clared consumption had me. and that
death was on my heels. Then I was
persuaded to try Dr. King's New
Discovery. It helped me Immediate
ly, nnd after taking two and a half
bottles I was a wyi man again. I
found out Hint New Discovery Is Hie
best remedy for coughs and lung dis
eases In the world." Sold under
guarantee at W. A. Kuyken.iall's
drug store. eUc and $1
ties free.
rial hut-
Albany vs
bas.-liall prog:
day afternoon.
riii-'fl.'ld will be tlie
.a a; rij.rlngf leld Suu-
SKW TODAY
FOIt ItFVT T'n ei.od office rooms
facing Ninth street. Apply at Eu -
gene Racket Store, 3a
East Ninth
street.
tr
Fl'RNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
After May I. Apply st northwest
WANTED Hoy to feed presses nnd
work In printing office. Apply at
Cuard office, prefer a good-sized
boy who wants' to l-ura the trade
.FOR SALE -A five room (..use and
lot wi'h good barn and .ell. wii I,
i In half a I k of 1 3th street ca-
liii.. in Falun ti..,-. nrlcc $:... ,
taken at once:
MlQ-lplillgflebl
i .11 r
Hi'
o.
but
,M
WANTED-Ciiy pr'
acre farm In li.-ii
' g.m. two (ii,!..
rty f..r 117-
ii county. Ore.
from growing
town. Pih' . ll." between Long
Tom and lll.nii. tie rivers ; ho
aires farming Kround. W. II.
Kay, Eugene, Oregon. tf
Dee supplies or aii kinds.
CHAMBERS H.WIDWAW3 CO.
t ? 1
I A Stake of Two Lives. J J
i -
I Then were two absorbing pasts,. js !
thM swayed Jenu Tansro, Rovertejr of '
i Wio prison iu llnn, Frtuice. -at the i
I ttuw of the rvinn of terror love of j
.nioticy and prulo in his skill at chess.
f There was also a uiiiHmiry siiu '
a lutrtM for an arlsivrui- lit gunnl- !
h, his prisoners well, but ho still spoilt '
his leisure moments ut his favorite
pain a ltd when he eouM ilo so with
out risk appropriated Iheir tu'Umjrii;
Oiw inornitiK after he had heard the ;
repuits of his Jailers tttni attended' to ;
the usual routine of business he sat
down to a ciune of chess with his '
datlKhter. who was the best opponent
he tould j;et. He beat her several j
p nines ami threw himself back In his
chair, with a deprecatory slim,; and
grunt. At that inotneiit an attendant
entered and said tttat a .voting man tie- I
sired to speak with t lie governor. A ;
boy of ntMHit eighteen was ushered In
ninl tints luliitvsMtl him:
H'itlzen. I have heard of your skill
In chess and have come all the way
from Paris to uv mine with you. I
have beaten all opponents there, and
if 1 can beat yon 1 shall bo eliaiupLm
of I-' ranee. Hut 1 fear that is Impos
sible, for 1 have heard that you are
invincible."
At litis compliment Tangro's breast
"welled like that of n pouter plpe.ni.
"Sit down, citizen." he an Id. Whom
have 1 the honor to oppose?"
"Pierre Levesque. at your service,"
replied the youiiK man. taking Hie seat
,,ft vacant by Julie Taiiitre.
..r i - .
u't es.pie i unte muni .'i .in it.e
-i,.... ir..r. ..f I'.ri. i,t .....
. ' !. '
01 '-''vesuue.
I very youiiu. clll.ell. I have
lived Iu the country. Only a few weeks
ago 1 went to raris ami vau.iuisiuMi
the notable players after my arrival
there."
They played n Rnino In which Tan
Itre beat his opponent, who looked very
much surprised.
"That la n new move," said Levesquo,
"that 1 have never seen before. Mono
of tho Paris players 1ms It."
"So?" said the governor, delighted.
"Well, perhaps I shall show you more
new moves before we get through."
The ucxt game waa a long one. Io
vesuue knitted his brows and studied
and hesltnted. but with all his think
ing ho was at last benten.
"You play well," said Tnngro. "That
game required all my skill to beat
you."
"In Paris," said tho lioy. "we nlwnys
piny for a stake. 1 think a stake tends
to sharpen my skill. Shall we have
one?"
"As you like." anhl his opponent.
"Make It n loula a gitine,"
They p,layel alt tho morning, nnd at
noon the, governor hud won what was
for biiu a goodly mini, having beaten
avveh, game In fen. Thou tho stranger
bepin to atxjsv irritated.
l "Whjitr ho cried. "Unve I beaten the
best players of tho capital to eoino
hero to bo beaten by a provincial?"
I Tnngro chuckled.
I.eves.)iie put his
hand in his pocket and withdrew It
full of K"ldii l..uU. Ho. rcimnted tho
process till he ha. I placed nulto u pile
of coins on Hie table.
"Match tiieei," be said, "for tho best
Six games In eleven."
"All, citizen," said Tnngre. looking at
the heap greedily. "If I only had the
wherewithal to mnteh them I would
gladly do so."
"You dare not." said Levcso,uo.
"Is there nothing you would llko mo
to stake nKnlnst them except gold?"
"Yes," said the stranger: "lliero Is."
lie leaned forward and whispered In
flie governor's ear:
"My father, Count THrlc Dumont. Is
your prisoner. 1 will play my gold
against his liberty, the best six In
eleven games."
A succession of curious expressions
passed over tho governor's face first
suspicion, then deliberation, nvldlly.
confidence, followed In quick succes
sion. He felt sure from what lie had
seen of Levesquc's piny Hint he could
lient li I in. Tbe young man's love for
his fntber had led blm lo make a vain
attempt for Ibe prisoner's life Tnngre
consented to the terms, signed mi order
for tho count's release and laid it on
Hie pile of gold.
The first two games were won by
Tnngre. the third by U'Ves.pie, the
fourth by Tnngre. Hie imh and slxib
by l.evcsipie. tbe sevenlb nil. I eighth
! by Tnngr
J won five
The guveiiior bud now
Hies lo l.eve.Hiiiie' three
I'r.nii tli's ('..lilt all was changed
Tho
next gaille l.eve.lle checkmated his
opponent lu twelve minutes, the next
I In six minutes. This left tbe games
J evenly divided, but so brillbint had
i been Levesque's Inter piny that his nd-
Ternary turned pale. I.vesqiie on the
1 ""ln "" cnecamateo his adrer-
snry In four moves.
Ho renche.1 forwnnl nnd seljcd the
psper. leaving the gold on the table.
Rising, be bowed ceremoniously to the
. ,ir,,rnr ,, withdrew, Tnngre. sitting
In a sort of stupor, looking after him
as he went out of the door. As soon as
It was closed Tnngre scooped the
money from the table and hid It In a
closet. I Sheriff s ileeu to tne kih.i premises,
i Had nut the young man left the gold I And It Is further adjudged and de-
ft.. .i.i i.;. ., , .irr.iil that the purchaser f the said
f,,,!, ,.. f,h(.r ,
,Q ,,. r ' V "I
. ' 1 V' .' ' A " ""' Vth' I
41 in half A hour the ti;o were riding
U" Wlm "''
.. ......... w . i
"-"" .-r e..a,i, wuere iney
illtid a ve(J about to cmbnrk for
New Orleans.
, A month nft.-r the count was liber-
nt.-l Tuiigri' nelvei nn order to send
him tu Paris to In. Iril Thl r..nllv
niennt to I, executed. Tnngre clnlniil
that he lit)) never rerelv4r su.h a
prisoner and subitnnlint.il Vi
by unrjueKtionnbl recortls.
clnlin
ELINOR T. BOVD.
May Records
Edison's Victor
. Some Very Catchy
Numbers This Month
Eugene Gun Co.
534 Willamette St. Eugene, Ore.
nam iiiinafn
notice ol mii:i:ii i "s s .:.:
Ou l-!ei'iil i.ui end Order ot sale.
.Notice is hereby i;Ien that by vir
tue of an Kxectiiou aud Urtfer of
.alc issued out .if tne Clrcin Court
of the State of Or.
"on fur lb" Couu-
iy of l.ai.u on the 2 3 til day of Ma. eh.
liins, lu a suit wherein L. St'iions
was plaint if r and llurtou S. Kelsay,
F.ll.a C. Kei.sav, Too First National
,4
bank, of Eugene. Oregon, a corpor-,
atlon. E. T. llushuell am! C.uorgo O.
11. Dellar were deiendunls, and said
Executlon nnd Order of Sale und
decreo being us follows to-wlt:
Whereas, 1111 the t.th day of Mnrcli.
l'.His, lu the ubove-iiamed Court a,
Decree was rendered lu favor of the,(J. lu muck Number 1 wo IJ) in
iibove-named plalnllff and against
tho nbov.i-nanied defendants,
And Wberens. It was further or -
dered nnd decreed by tho Court that
all and singular the mortgaged prein-
Ises mentioned In tho said complaint
nnd hereinnfler described, or bo
mneh thereof us may he sufficient
to raise the amount duo the plain-1 cited, I will in pursuance of said do
tirf for tho prlnclpul. Interest, taxes, J croe nnd order of anlo offer for salo
assessment, attorney foes, and the! for cash to tho highest bidder, sub-
costs of this suit und tho expenses
of tho sulu, and which may be sold
separately and without Injury to the
parties interested be sold at public
auction by the Shorlff of Luno Coun -
ty, Oregon, lu the manner proscribed
by law, and according to the course
and practice or tills court, and tnu, 8"". on nuiiiiiui, ...o ... uj . ,
the suld Sheriff, after tho time, !, 1908, botweon tho hours of o clock
lowcit hy law for redemption, baa. a. nv nnd 4 o'clock p. m., to-wlt:
ojiplred. executo a deed tn tho pur- at 1 o'clock p. m. ou said day In order
chaser or purchasers of. thu ald i to antlBfy tho decree und Judgment
premises, on tho suld sale. I with IntoreBt, costs and accruing
That the said Sluu'ltt, out of theicosia.
proceeds of the uld salt), retain his! Dated this 2d day "'V' J'08'
foes, disbursements nnd costs of fluid . . Flthll T lK,
sale, und nay to the plaintiff, nr 1 Sheriff of Lano Ouiiiity, Oregon.
to his attorney. L.-.M, Travis. Es'l-.
out of the said proceed, tho sum,
first of J27O.00 rensonablo tttturncy
fees, nnd the sum fif lS.Su costs u'
suit, and puv lo th., plalnllff the sum
of $2,700.00 111 0.,ld Coin of the
I'nllud Stuttis of America, at 8 per
cunt pep annum from November 23rd,
1IIIIS, In like Hold Colli, ami '"r the
sum of $,41.10 taxes, with Interest
at il per cent per nullum from March
Hlh. 1SIU7, and for tho sum or $1110..
Il l, taxes and assessment, with Inter
esl fit fl per rent per nnniiin from
Eobrunry 1 Sill, l'JOS, making
n toial or tho sum nf
$;i2il.2!l nil In Hold Coin of the
Culled Stales of America, or so much
thereof as tho proceeds of tho Bald
Hule will pay of the saiiin.
That, in the event the said sale
shall bring more than I bo said sum
of $:i2iil.29, tho said sum aforesaid,
then the surplus over Hie said sum
of $:i2fi l.2'.i -slialt be applied, so long
as It will last, as follows:
I. first, Nation;;; Jbink, Kimono,
Oregon, n cfn'i.tirn'liin, th" ui"
$200.00, less whatever sum tliey 1)
enabled to obtain from other secur
ity they have for tlie said mini.
II. L. Simon , a: stgnee of Judg
ment of I,. M. Travis, lor ti.:' au'i
of $S.37 with Intercut at 0 P?r cei:i
per annum from April 2nd, 1907.
III. (loo. O H. Dellar, usslgnee of
E. T. llushnell, for the sum of
$ 1 0S.no, with lntorest at 0 per cent
per nullum from March 2nd, 11108,
and $12.80 cosls.
IV. (leo. O H. Dollar, for tho sum
of $121. r,3, at 4 per cent Interest
from December 17th, 1U07.
That the diifen.lantii, Button S
Kelsay, Ellxn C. Kelsay. Tim First
National Hank, a 1 "i iiori'tbill. E. T.
i lliishni ll and lb ii. O H H. ltar, and all
lii rmns c a lli ng llll'l. r t lieu., nil. I
liiM.-queiit
i all I
is. ins having liens
i '" "'" 'Xecinioll OI Ml" h.i. ......
I const men lis n III". ' s.ik" , "J jhuh-
iii. 'lit or decree upon llio land d
crlb.il lu said deed construed us a
mortgage, and nil their representa
tives, and all persons having any
lien or claim by or under such sub
sequent Judgment or decree and their
heirs and representatives, and all
persons claiming to have acquired
any estate or Interest In said prem
ises subsequent to tho filing of the
said notice of the pendancy of this
......... ,nh thi, ..ruri.Mitlil Clerk, be
(r,.v,.r ,rred und foreclosed of and
frln all equity of reibMiiptlon and
claim of, In or to said premises,
from and after the delivery of t'i
pre "S be let Into the iosm ssIoi,
thereof, and that at.v of he parties
to this suit who may be 111 possess-
I p.n ili-r.-of. or any part, thereof
,
.11 who since tin- commence-
I ne ilt uPthls suit has cine Into the
I ,.,.-.'-'ilnii th.-rcf, "hall d -liver pin-
m"-i..ii tln3r.f. in tne purcniiscr
And It Is further adjudged and
decreed that If the iiuiiiles arising
r. . mi l he said sale sliall be llis.it
fli lent lo pay Ibe annul lit so found
to bo due the plaintiffs set t afore
said, with '.mental, taxes, attorney
fees, assessments, costs and dis
bursements, and expense of salo and
of the publication, then the Sheriff
.haM specify the balance due to tho
pl.iltiiiif lu bis return of such sale,
and lh.il on tlie coming iu and fil
tni; of tlie said re'iirn. the Clerk of
tlie Court shall docket Hie same in
tlie .1 udciiieiit Docket of said Court,
ft Judgment In fnvor of the plain-
tin niul against the defendants uur-
l.in S. Kelsr.y and ElUa C. Kelsay,
, .,,,.1 .1,,,, ..r,i ,if,.n,iaiii shall niiv
In plaintiff said amount, and that
. I'lllil'irf "lav hllvt " exerutlon
therefor.
,, pre,es directed '
; to bo sold by this decree are situate,
, lying and being, in the City of Ku-
gene, i.ane 1 ouniy. Oregon, ura aro
'bounded and parlicularly duscrlucd
, as toiinws, 10-wu:
1.01s .Mitniior two ( 1 anil mm
Kelsay s Mist Addition to f.ugono,
I Lane Counly, Oregon.
1 Together witn all anil singular
the letiHinenls, horedltunionla, and
! nppinienances thoruunto belonging
or in anywise uppurmiiniiK.
Now, therefore, by virtue of aabl
Kxecuilon and Decree as auovo ro-
j jeci to renompiiun an 01 1110 num.
1 title and Interest of the abovo nuuiod
1 defendants or either of them In the
'. above described premises set forth
i In tho decree of -the Court, at the
suutU went door of the County Court
I Mouse In Eugene, Lano County, Ore-
t N'ollce ol Salo nn Execution
, " NotlPV In heruliy given that by vir
tue or un oxecicuu imutu win ui mu
Clrrult Court of the Slate of Ore
gon for the County or Lane on the
lib day of April, 11)08, on a Jnirg
meut rvnuiTvil In nld court on the
"d ilny or March, latlS, In favor of
11. K. Mink, plalnllff, and against
..'liniile K. llelshaw, .lefendant, tor
tho sum of two hundred forty-two
..nil mid 20-100 dollars, which Judg
:uent wits enrolled und docketed In
i ho oflfce of the clerk of salt! court
nn thn 71 Ii day or March, 1008, by
which wi ll 1 was commanded that ont
of Ibe personal property belonging to
..aid defendant, or if sufficient could
.lot be found then out of tho real
iroperly belonging to said defend
ant, on or after tbo said 4lh day of
April, 1008, lo satisfy said Judgment.
osts and accruing costs. Doing un
ibo to find r,?rsonn property with
'.vlilch lo satisfy said Judgment, costs,
nad nccrtiing costs, t did on the 4th
j-jr 0f A;.ril, loos, levy upon the fol
lowing I nl property belonging to
slid di'ftmlanll on tho said 4th day
a' April, JilOK, or subsequently, to
wlt: Lo: ' i (ti itlbi'k Nil. 8 of th
o.-lglnul town of toilgene City,
niw Eugene, as ila'feil and
recorded, nil In I.ano county, Oregon.
Now, therefore, In the name of the
Stutu of Oregon, and In order to satis
fy suld Judgment, costs und accruing
cists, I will on Monday, thu 25th day
of May, 1908, between the hours of
0 o'clock n. m. and 4 o'colck p .in.,
to-wlt: at 1 o'clock p. m. on suld
day, at Iliu soutbwesldoor or the
county courthouse In Eugene, Lano
(.nutty, Oregon, offer for sale for
ILeisliaw's right, title and Interest In
i th subject lo redemption, all of tho
ih'ive-named ilefen.llant's Nannie K.
ilelshaw's right, title and Interest In
and to tbe aliove-descrlbed real prop
er! v.
Dated this 15th rinv of April. 1908.
FRED FISK.
Sheriff Lane Countv. Oregon.
Mrlll I, (IK NI'HOOI. I.MIEMMTY
SEI.ECTIOX.
T'nlted States Land Office,
llosebiirg, Or., March 16, '08.
Notice Is hereby given that the
State ot Oregon, on September 6,
IH07, applied ror the S.W.14 S.W.H
or s.H-. io, Tp. 18 s., it. o w. or w.
M , and riled In this office a list of
school Indemnity selections In which
It selected said land: nnd that said
list Is open to the public for Inspec
tion. Any ai.i all persons claim
ing adversely the above described
id or any legal subdivision there
of, or claiming the same under the
mining laws, or desiring to show
said land to b- more valuable for
mineral Hum for agricultural pur
poses, or to object to said selection
Tor any lawful reason, should file
their claims or I heir affidavits of
protest or contest in this office on
or b. foie the sib. day of May. 190H.
I hereby d'-sbiiiate tho Eugono
Hu.ird, published at Eugene, Oregon,
us Hie newspaper In which the above
notlve Is to be published.
UKNJAM1N L. EDDY,
Register.
4er. at Morris' "
. ".ana sr., Mw Toaa.