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Newspaper Page TextUA' EWEXE GUARD. Publi.hel vey t-.etiizt of tb) week, &oo d y. excepted A'hlre-s aT cmjinuiiie.tlolui ml ruski all lewiiuuci.. piyabl t. tha 1.i"jeskOU III), Eugene, Ore;ol!. SUBSCRIPTION HATES. mil.V. 1 (silvered by carrier, per week. . Tielivered by carrier, per month l.yinail, oue year (la advance).. Six months One month 81 -gle copies Will not be tent by mail to any address, (or any length of time, unless paid in advance. WKKKI.T. One your (ill advance) 82 00 Six montlia 1 m Advertising rate, triad, known on applica tion. . , r) . o no . 3 On . M O'i Entered an secood-claas matter at the Eugene, Oregon, postotlice. K YSTRRN OI'KICK-2lti to 2S4 Tempt Court, New York City. K. KATZ, Alton CAVFHlCLIi BUOS PubliaherB ft?E EUGENE GUARD- ALENDAr T ;33 ' 'UN MONl TOE jyVEDl TMU I FRl ISftT ?JO M 12 13 14 15 'SO 17. 1. I. 20 2TJ22 Kill .MY, OCTOBER 21 Weather Bureau Daily Report Portland October 21. 1KM, U:ll A. WKATIIKH I'OHKOAST FOB KUUKNB, OKKOON. '.might, and Saturday: Fnlr. Ail IBiillipa Letter, to IIiIh office should bo tl I relied o IIIIC ;l ,tlil iiinIcimI of olllier of 1110 proprlol ft.'r.oliutl v, or of llio proprietor ( A.lll'llia.l. ItHOS. HOI'S AMI PRUNES. YoHtorday'H Stloro StutoBmiin b..jh: Iltipa are holding up uploAd jilly, and the choicer gradus uto selling very fast. More than three lourthd of the orop is now uold in Oregon and out of tho growers' 1' iiidx. The crop wan butcen 55, 0U0 and 00,000 biles, and was a m.i il oue, although a nuiniierof lota li.ve been found whicli are off color iihilllavor ond were improperly tl'i 'd. The market in now ranging lr-'irt 13J to 151 cents, and guner hI ly 15 cents is required to buy an iivnrago good hop. Tho Eastern iwirkotBaro flrhi, but mit quite up 1 '.ho Eiigliuli. The world's abort .', as it was reported in these e iiu nna about three weeks imo, has lirnven about correot, ond the in d.i'.ttloni are for a continued Btrong iiMiket. Tho prune market in not in quite so Butisfuo tmy a condition. Tho Kastern 111 rkel in Badly tliHlurnod and quo-. In ions, aro merely nominal. One pi.'juinent shipper, when sunn yea ttrday, said: "If growers hold oil', an I do not ofl'ur too fruoly, tho nim ket will recover. There are 350 lo -100 cars of- Oregon prunes alieady sold for delivery in October and tho 11 rut hull' of November. Cars are scarce, as is also box materi il, while the grading capac i v is limited, and purtios operating gi. tilers do not seem to realize the necessity of getting the goods t!rough quickly, so that the seller enn make a delivery on time," A llHAVii HAl'E. The New York I'rB brings hack to life the letter of Beverly Tucker, written from Canada in 1S65, and charging l'resident Johnson wi'h having procuK'd tho nnst-iiiation of President Lincoln. It recalls Johnson's ambition, natural rcvengefulnots, notes mortification of tho last Lin coln inauguration day, when John son whb so drunk and when he was diicctly snubbed hy Lincoln; tho killing of Booth, that dead me.i ciuld tell no tiiles, and makes out a H'.rong case that Johnson was the only person on earth who had a strong personal intercut in having Mr Lincoln killed. Tin letter is a reminder of the bitterncs tt of those days, and makes it seem "onderful that there was ever any roc iiicilirtlion between the north and the south. That such rojon ciliation baa been accomplished in h s the a single generation is, we think, a cortiin proof that the nieu of the United Stales are not only the aiobt gunerouH ruco thai ever ex isted, but tlm very b'-stiiiui bravest people ihat ever limy lit out a glorious destiny loi theioxelves. Tne average yield of wlitut in 1897 wa;: In the Un u.d States, 13.4 bushels per acre; in England, 29 bushels; in SjoiUud, 37 bushels. The relative yields usually run about in that way. We, ofouree, can priduue as much wheat to the acre as European nations, if we use the came mean. This they did not do, and we hliull not do, until 'orced to do bj by the ethaustiou of the soil by continu iuh and unin telligent cropping. vVehive now got about as low as England ever WiiB, and if precedent is to guide, must be about read f to put brains into our farming and increaie our annual outnu'. The representatives eieu'nd to the legislature last June will gel two whacks at the public crib station ery, spittoone, etc. The Albany Dunocr.it remarks that it is not often that the stuie set of men pass two appropriation bills, but Ihat will bo done in Oegon. No 1 has just been passed, a big one too, and No 2 will be attended to in January r Ke.bruury, and it will be made as big as possible, for that IB the spirit of the majority. The Kansas prohibitionists have placed a oniqu - character on their state ticket lor governor, in the person of ex-Senator Puffer. This will call forth all the ingenuity of the cartoonists, whom the l'cffjr whiskers have never failed to furn ish a subject for illustration, a. 4 ifaiWgS The JackHonvillo Titnes Buy 8 that ono orubaid in Jackson county paid $100 per acre clear of all ex penses and this the second years hearing. Tins id good for the apple proJucer ami shews what there is in this fruit. A New Obstacle. The old obstacles that used to prevent the marriftffe of lovitifr couples nre out of diite. The bloud-and-thunder villinn is a myth nowaday. The cruel father is only a trndiliou. Distance, absence and ahip wreck in these days of cheap, wife and swift transportation do not count. The new obstacle is a common sense one. It is ill-health on one side or the other, and sometimes on both. Men nowadays hesitate to marry a wom an, no matter how beautiful, no matter how attractive, or interesting, or witty, if she is a sullerer from ill-health. All men worth bavin? desire happy, healthy children. Any woman who will, may fit herself for the duties of wifehood and the exalted func tion of motherhood. Dr. Tierce's Favorite Prescription banishes nil hindrance in the nature of local ill-health. It Rives health, power and capacity to the delicate and im; portaut organs concerned in wifehood an." maternity. It corrects all displacements, lllays inflammation, heals ulceration, stops txhaustitiK drains and soothes pain. It prepares for natural, healthy motherhood. It makes maternity easy and safe and al most painless. It Insures a new-comer constitutionally strong- and able to with stand the usual ills of babyhood. It is the greatest of nerve tonics and restoratives. Medicine dealers sell it and an honest dealer will not urjfc a substitute upon you. " After RufleHng imtolil tortures," writes Mrs, T. jVrrgitnon, of Itox jg, IKiukIu Station, Selkirk Co,, Mnnitolm. " 1 tlrnuk (UkI 1 ton ml relief and cure iu Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription." The profit side of life is health. The bab ance is written iu the rich, red, pure blood of health. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipation and make the blood rich and pure. They never gripe. By druggists. One of tno nmHt ana noHt equipped rallnmdH Ih the Chicago. M,!wRiikeo A Ht Paul. On our recent trip through South Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota and IllluoU we tried thl mil road and know whereof we speak. The road In splendidly equipped with fast trains, he coachesnre all furnished with the at tnt Improvements and It In a pleus tire to ride with these peoule. They employ none but sober. Industrious men who comUuitly look after the comfort and safety of the traveling pMhlto. Anyone traveling in the above or adjoining stntes nliould take the Milwaukee road hy all means It It 1 convenient to do so. If you wish In formation eoi cernliitf this excellent and popular road, nk any ticket audit or write to O J Kddv, Uettetal Agent at Portland, Or ami he will gladly give It. Uenesfe, Idaho News. Notice. My wife Mra Minnie Ijnndstrom, having left my bed and hoard without nwt cause nil persons are hereby noli- lied that I will not he reHpontdble for any debts contracted by her after this date Oct 10th lS'.'S. P A Landstkom. EA Or. WtUUms' Intttsn Tllo JVtiutmoul will curx Hi hut, tileHluitf a tut lu'hui)t 1'tles. li ubHorlw the tumors, ailuys the ttcbuiK at once, arts fl.is a ixmlilrt. iHi'.i Instant ro- lit(. Pr. vtUiains'lnUanrileOlnt mt'iil is tirenan-tt for 11 leu aiul lUh- Inn' of the prtvato part. Kverv tnx Is witrrwiutHi. iy urUk'Kii- "J niu on rr-f-IM ot frlif Ml eeuts ami $l.W. WILLIAMS MANUtAClURING CO., i'rvp. Clcvolaud, Ohio- For sale hy Wilklns A Lluu. r The Puce Commission. In considering terms of Peace, it is of vital im portance to remember that the largest piece and the best piece of really good chewing tobacco in ths world is the JO-cent piece of PLUC m Any discussion of pieces or comparison of brands can only result in the award of every claim to America and to Battle Ax. Try it to-day. Remember the name when you buy again, e BUSINESS CAHDS. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. w c HALE ALE k NORTON, 11 11 NOHTON IF ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Rooms 1 and 2 Cliriamao Block. E17QENE. OBEaON. 4 J M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Onlluctlons a xpeclultv. Ollicf Ovor Laoa CounW Hank, eo a douuis, Iji attorn e y-at law, Oflico Over Iftno County Banlc. EUOENI, OlIRIION. J- BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Olli e Ovor Finlt National Bank. Euiieme, OllKUON. -FIEST Of Eugene. Paid up Gash Capital, $50,000 Surplus and Profits, $50,000 Eugene, Oregon. AOKNKKAL I1ANKIXO BUSINESS Done on rt-asonnhlo terms. Ki'ht drafts on Chicago, ban Francisco and l on lam!, Oregon. Bills of exchanRe sold on forfiwn countries. Deposits received subject to check or certifi cate of de i mh it- All collections eutniHted to us will receive prompt attention. PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. Oriice uf the Secretary of Stale. Ham. 11, Oregon, beptemWr 3, HeaUd proi.saU will b received at this olhce ..Dtil nL, 'oven.ler 4, IM, to fruul. the foll.iwuK i tides fr ths SUte 4 Or'a. for tbetiseof tl.d Wlh liitliuial SivtoMii "t tne Lei-'whttive Atseiiitly. ,. X, reams lepal cap, 14 II 7 ru.-iw'. white laid, t'harter Oak, Scotch linen, r other g5tl pjier. w . 30 reauu first class ContfriiM Note. lml, ' 7 rulim. white laid, or other (food psjlr. 10 ream- letter naiwr, 12 lbs. , N. 7 r''"" wiiit laid, t.'arew, Charter Uuk, hcoteb JJi tu or other tfood pa)er. !W rtams typewriter paper, letter euo, paracm letter wove, No. 3A. l,vy Paper Company, or other good piper. HO ream typewriter par, lffc'I size. ara" Kon letter wove No 3J, Vallt-y Paper Com pany, or other koimI paper. ... C reams typewriter t-aper, le'al size, i ara Hva letter wove No. 1J, Volley Paper Com pany, or other co-h! paper. ti buxes Little aatiu buih carbon pawr, blue, size HxIM. G boxes Little's satin fiiiish carben pa-jer, blue, sizoHxlO.1). 10,000 No. (id envelopes, GO lbn. No. 1 rag, lifytws railroad steel peas, No, 40. "0 nn'fB (Jillot's stdel pens, No 404. i r.'BS Gillot's steel psiis, No. 30:i. 8 Krnaa Ehterbrooks 'J" pens. 6 jrosfl l'alcon steel pen-, No. 018. 6 gross ifisterbroik & Co's probato Bteel pens 31-i. .,1.1 G gross Ertterhrook & Go's Judges quill Bteel pens, No. 312. ..... t , G gross Ksterbnwk & Co s Chancellors Bteel twrs, No. 2:10. " C grors homlou IncanUeecent, M. Jacobs No. 4. , x 2 doz. Hanfonl s camma. reu iiik, units, fi gross penholders, black enamel, la rye. 10 doz. Peck, Stow & Wilcox's inkstands, No. 5.& 4 doz. Peck, Stow & wiicocK sinK sia. us, 10 doz. 1 eck, Stow uiicox s iuk Buanus No. 420. 12uoz. ivory loliiers, J men sranoaro. A inv tvnrv folders. 10 inch ConLTes. 4 doz. mucilage cups, .No. 8, Morgan's patent. 10 doz. mucilage stands, reservoir, No G Morgan a patent. 3 reams Parker's treasury blotting papor, nfftinnml. 1-1(1 Cb.. white. 2 gross No. 2 Eagle recorder lead pencils, sty. buu. fi drz. Hantoro s premium tuna, quarts. 2Adoz. Stalford's writing rluid, quarts. IU doz. Nnnijareil guuuntsd stub files No. 92. 11 wlrt inches. AOO Rtuls. 4 doz. implex cupuoaru lewr cups, legat false, 20 dozen Duplex letter e'ips. doz. Fahers rubber i nl, rs. 14 inch flat. 15 doz. steel erasers, l-OLtis No. 18, 149 bone. 3 doz. steel erasers, lingers No, 18, 119 ebony. 70 boxes Fabers No. 300 rubber bands, as sorted sizes. 5 gross Fabers lead pencils, No. 2, hexagon gilt. 12 gross Falters lead pencils, No 2, round, fiilt 20 doz. Fabers patent ink and pencil rubber erasers, mammoth. 3,000 McG ill's patent paper fasteners, No. 2. flat bead. 3,000 McGill's patent paper fasteners, No, z, round ueau't, wnite. 3,000 McGill's patt-nt paper fasteners. No. 4, flat head. 15 doz. Table pads, to hold paper, 10x24 inches, strong leather tips, lf doz. waste paper baskets, cross bar, No 4. 3 doz. waste pajer baskets, small. No. 11, rourd. 20 lbs. hemp twine, No. 2. 4 doz. Sauford's mucilage, quarts. All bids submitted should be marked "Pro posals for Stationery." None but the btst quality of goods Will be accepted. The richt to reject anv or all bids is reserved. All of the above articles must be delivered at Salem, Oregou, on or betore December 10, 1898. Very respectfully, H P. KINCA1D, Secrotaryof Stite. T G Hendricks, President. S B Eakin, Cashier. A C WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Office -One ImU block south of Clirismna Blk Euoenk, Okbiion. HEI.Mlia W THOMPSON CIIAH A HAltllY IJllIOMl'SON HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Otlice In Flint National Bank Buililing. Practice in all the cotirU. Euoenk, Okkoon. p EO. B DORRIS, ATTOMNRY COITNHEI.OR AT-LAW WIP iiractioe In all the courts nf the Seconil Jiulicial Dinttict and In the Siiprmie Court of the stale. .Special attention nlvcn to collections ttlul uiatters in probate. MEDICAL. I) R J W HARRIS, rilYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Othee Over Wilkins ft Linn's ilrup storo. Ollioe Honrs D to l'J a m; 2 to 5 and 7 to t iu'. Iteiidenc6--Ferry street between 11th and l-.'th. r KUYKEXDALL, li. V. I'HYSICIAN AND SVRC.EON. EUGENE Loanz:Savinys Bank Of Eugene, Oregon CAPITAL (paid up) 350,000 W. E BROWN, Cresiaenl. B. D PAINE. Vice President. F. W. OSUUHK. Cashier. W. W. BROWN, AsllCaillar DIRECTORS- FWOSBURN, B D PAINE, W E BROWN D A PAINE. J F ROBINSON. J B HARRIS A 4J-utral ItuiikiiiK HiiHiiicNH TraiiMiivIrd on Knvorublo TrrniH Draft, Issued on the principal cllloi of Hi, United Slates; also exchange furnished avail able in all forelmi countries. Interest raid on thm .lutut.iia Flre-prcol vault for the storage of valuable Collections receive our prompt at nilon. Olhee Int'hrlsman Block. Siwcial attention to stuvery and surgical dis ea.es of women. , K SEI.OVER, M.D. Late resident surgeon St Vincent rtospital, l'ortland, treg n. Oitic Walton lUvk. nst to Hotel Kngene HiviiitnceAt Mrs M J babbs, Huh ami fevntt . jH G 1UDDI.K, Oflie On lHve street, Ivtween Fifth and Sixth sitvets, oue block west of Miuuesot ll.ltol li. W. J. XOVINGKK, OSTKOPATH. iMm 1 and 2, son 1 mntr laue Ccunty Hank HUU-. Oflii-e hours, 8 to 3. LANE COUHTY BANK (i:alnbliiied In isse., or- EUGENE, i OREGON. A General enking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. . HOVEY, PnsliKiit J. M. AKKAMH, Cashier A. (i. HOVJ5Y Jit., AHut Cashiei S HrCKEY, JKWE1.KR. Walt h,s and CUvks ReiialmL Kl'osjir, OaKuox entrai Harkei, MM WATKINS I'KOl'KETOKS. Will keep constantly on band lull a supp!; BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL WliUh (hoy will soil t tho lowtMt uinrkH prloos. tatr siare or tae duSIIc Dairoaigs sall:!!;.s :-TO THE FARMERS. j We will pay H,e ,KlK.t market pri,, fr Fat Cattle, Hopi ami Sheep. Shon on Willamette St., EUOKNE, OKBOON. Summons. In the Circuit Court of the Slate of OreKon for Kane- Comity. p.. K. ( ummius, 1 J:iin.iii, , i VK. I Uvmu Cumuiiii", ndGlo uinitjin, bin i I.' .I.J... If Alw ( Wlie, iiaiiif o iin'iii"-."""" -...a, Hubert E. Morris. WillLun t'. Mrris r Sarah Petteys, Kate Warren, Clara j llewit, Mary Kreimer. Chancy Cum ! mins, Koval A. Cummins, M. F. Cum 1 ituii'', and W. A. Cummins, Defendants. 1 in pmtitv to reforn a deed, and the des cription of tii lands desert Iwd in such tleed. To James K. Moriifl, d.dm H. Mnrrif, Knh v Mnrrir.. William C Morris, Sarah Pet teys, Kate warren, t iara iiewn, no i innry Kreimer, tieienuauis buhyu uuuicu. IN THK NAME OF TUB STATE OF fin-Ymi. and each of you are hereby summoned to'appear In said court, and answer the complaint ot the piainuir, nieu ngainhi .. timrniii. rn or neiore iiiouu.tv. iiu day of October, 18i, that beintr the first day of the npxt renulsr term of said court, to be i,, miii hrtN oTi. ut ttie touri iioiise. in li- peue, in Lane County, St te of Oregon; and it you rail to appear, ana wiowenu uuteiu .c quired, the idaintilf will apply to Baid court for the relief prayed for in said compKint, towit: For a decree of said court reforming and correcting a mistake in the deed made, executed, acknowledge.-1 and delivered by William Cummins, and E. K. Cummins, bis wife, on the L'nd day of March, lS'.t4, to the defendant, Byron Cummins, recorded r.n the 1st day of May, 1SH4, indeed book 30, page 2.15, reconls of said county; said deed having been so executed and frfven, for a full con sideration and value, with the int nt, andfor the purpose of convey iui! to said Hyrou Cu mins, the following destjribed lauds aDil eal property, to-witj C'oinmencinp at a point 4" rods North of the S. W. corner of S. E. J of N. E, of Section 17,'Tp. 1IS. U. 4 West: ihence West 320 rods. North 45 rods, East 320 rods, and thence Soufh 45 rods to the place of beginning, con taining DO acres, in Lane County, Oregon; anil so reforming and correcting said deed and description of said lands therein piven as to be and read as, ami the same, as the descrip tion last above given and set out, instead of the description given and Bet out in said deed, which was, ami is as follows: Commencing at a nnnt ' red- V I'tb r-f the S. W. corner of K. 1 of X K. J .f S- fti-n 17 Tp. KOLTIITEEN (141 s. U. 4 W-!. thence West 320 rods, North 45 rods, Emit 320 rods, and theuie South 45 rods to the place of beginning, contniniiu; !K acres, in Lano County, Oregon; said descriptions being iden tical, and the same, except as to the Township, and the description in Baid deed having been giyen by the mutual mistake of all the saiil parties to said deed: And for a decree declaring tho plaintiff, the subsequent purchaser of said lands, to be tho owner in tee simple of the whole thereof, and that each and all of the defendants iu this suit, and nil persons claiming bv( or through them, or eith er of them he forever barred, restrained, and enjoined from asserting, or claiming nny right, title, or interest whatsoever in, or tn said lands, or any pur thereof; and for such othr and further relict as maybe equitable in the premises. This summons is published in the Daily Kcof-NE OuAiiufr six consecutive weeks by order of the Hon. J. W. Hamilton, judge of the Second Judicial District of the State of Oreann. whicli said order bears date of Sep tember the 8th, being made at chamber nt l.oseburg, Ooregon. L. flll.YE", Attotney for Plaintiff, Dated this 10th day of S ptemher, 1808. In l"o c.iit iiii i lm ft.r li. i Mi,, r. ons. 'Oh. ""ly. 1'i i,, :n v.. H Mi-K., i..v i. . f ;inii(iM.-K,,,i;.;;;",";t.l l. I UK NAVj.' ,,,, , oai t: i .. y. ,;, l ,'Hb Tut , Iu"t"' 'Mil,.;,, l;-""'tnS svaji ' o.:m'l ...u ,,( , - .11: t nay of tjd twu lWj pear ami (, f ? plaintiff m H1,' '".,' Iher.oi 5" NOTICE TO CREDITOK8 Notice is hereby oiveu that the nudi-r- eigneii baa been by tho Ccunty Court of Lane oouuty, Oregon nppoiuteil execu trix ol the estato of .1 . W Jubuson decenscd, and ull persons having ohiiuia a2ainat said e?talo ore hereby notifUd to preaent the same to me duly verified at the law office ol I.. It. bsipwortb, lu bugpue, Oregon within aiic mouths from the date hereof. Kugene, Orrgou. Dated Sept. l'Jth 18U8. UhLKN ii. Johnson, Executrix of tho estate of J. W. Johusou, deceased. E. If, Skipwoiitii, Atty for eta'o. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Noifco is hereby given that the nniUr sluei:, J. U. Hill and A. I.. Hill, have been duly appointed executors of the lust will and If stuiner.1, und of the edote of II. N. Hill, oeccused, by the County Court of Lane County, Oregou, nnd all persons hay. iiiKCluiuii against said estate are hereby notified, nnd rraniied to nresmt the same duly verifled, to Ihe undersigned, nt the law oflice of L. Uilyeu, in Euueue. Orecon, within six uionlln fiom tho dule ol this nonce Dated September 17, lo'.)8. J. It. Hill, . A. L Hill. Executors of estate of II. N. Hill, de coast d. L. Hilt! u, Attorney. NOTICE TO CltEDIl'ORS. Notice is hero -iy given that Ihe nuder siguul UeDry DjkeB bus been appointed by the County Court (or Lano County Oregou executor of the estnln nf .Inl.n il.-Lc A- ceased. All persons haviug claims against sum esiaie are uereuy collhed to pn sent thesame to Bind execntor at the lawohlco of Hale and Norton In Eugene, Oregon, within six mouths from the date of this notice. Dated at Eugene, Oregon Ibis 2ud day of Si ptemher, IS'js. Hai.k & NOBTOS, ilKNni DlKKB, Attorneys for Estate. tiecutor. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Estate of Philip Mlllkey deceased. Notice in h.trl.i- i n tt . ... . ,ult, tlarrl(1 execntor ot saul estate has filed his account for tins) EOttlamont nt ..IJ . .. , .7 - . , c"',lri eon Mon day the i th day of November, lij'Jrt, has .... u, mui'i ui me i, our', lo near ob ec tionB to the s'tme. Dated Eugene, Ore( on, October 8, 189S Ono n Dobris, J H Habuis, Attorney for eetute, Ex.clltor. phlintiit will ,,,,,,; ;'',,"'-' ""'Jit lief prayed fotSUhi eow" vnn I,...!.. ... "'. '"P.'illilfiLj . .. 1U WH; 11':., . . -.111!,. jll.lKnient ,ljllk , ' " f.tSZ McKiiiKy, lor,heM,m l,tt Wllh.be intereM ll re,.u' to peroeut pernimii,,, "er.lt.jT and for '! hirty Dollar" , uT 3' brat cause of s,-ll01, a,, ,"'IJ In,: sum of if Oil tjo, toK,b. r I ." u at the rate of lu p, 'c' since January 3, 1S'I8. CBi V' ' "!in."ndfor,.nf,niln this action. ' lhl'fiiini,J It is onli r.d l.v ihe r, ., ., Hamilton, J,,,,,,-;., ,, .''' He Ho,, summons l. m,.,i,. .;"' ol a, a week for six ,.,', ' ' m, I uuleu Scut. 1 nun -" '""ftAtton SummonsT h.;Lrn:un';r""Ufl,'e mary BC Aiuaut, 1'laintiir l Vi. ' I Eugene Kt Awant. IW...1... f l.i I.UKene St A,a,;t, IN 1 HI! XAMR ill' T., ra.s-Yi, n I....... .. s'ATEci quired to appear ,l J,,w?ffl"? hied against you in tl,e llb(,ter lie nrxt rf-nln.. t .. "ni wi gunandholdenattheST;,1' Tf v.. . fan ... : :..rn' quired, the phliS, or the relief piiiyedhiiati'' Thishimnnons U puMUerl in tb Fir, Hamilton, judge ,.f tl,e iie0,l . ... .... . , iiregtin; Mll j, liiado nt elmmheis, ,) i, ,ialeJ m , L Hum, . , , Altnrney lorl'ujis! Dated Septimher Huh, 1S0A 31 J. L. PAGE -DICA1.SR.1N. - RQCEBJes i'ins Large Rml C'umpleto stock of -tuple ami Knncy OriH-eries bought iu the Ivst niarketw, EXCLUSIVELY FOR GASH, I hi oil. r the ,,iu,io tetter price tlmii any other hiuuv in Kugone. Summons. In Ihe Circuit Court of the State r-f Oregon for the County Lnue. The Investors Mortgage Security Com pany Limited, a corporation, Plaintiff. vs R Smoole and Amolia Stnoolo, his wife, a. n. rrienuiy, e. 11. fteever, nut J. H. Seever and Elizabeth Seever, Lis wife, Defendants. SUIT IN EQUITY TO FORECLOSE t MORTGAGE ON REAL PKOPKKTY. To K. Smoole, the above named defen dnnt. IN THE NAME OFTIIB STATE Of OP.K GON, Yon are hereby sumnioned to ep- penr in said i:ourc, nna answer the colu plniot of the Plaintiff, died therein, mi or before the first day tf tho next term of said court, to be begun and held nt Eugene City, in said Lnne County, on Monday, the 24th day of October, 1898, Hint being the nrsi iay oi ine nfxt term of said Court, following the expiration of the time pre scribed hv the Court in Ihe order for pub lication of this snmmons. And if you fail tonppear.the plaintiff will npnly to the Court for the relif f prnyeil for in Ihe com plaint, namely: A judgment against vnn and Amelia Smoole for the sum of, to-wit: bou uu, with lnti iest thereon nt 8 nr cent per annum since November 1st. 1897, and the further sum of J'20.00. with interest thereon at ten per cent per annum nince November 1, I8'J7, and the further ami' of 09 00 for taxes paid by plaiu'ift, with in terest thereon nt ten per cent per nonmn since August 13th, lt-98, and for $75.00 attorney fees, and costs nnd disbursements of suit, and a decree of foreclosure of the mortgage lien nf the plninliff, npou the following described reel property, to-wit: Commencing nt the northwest corner of section 34. Tp 17, 8. R. 2 W, west of the umamoiin meridian; thence north on see tinn line between sections 27 nod OS Af, chains to the corner of David ItcNiitt'H donation land churn; Ihenceeast on north boundary of said claim C 4G chains; Ihence west to plaoe of begiiininp, containing 23 acres: Also, lots 1 and 2 iu section 21 nnd lots 3 and 8 iu section 27, and the north east quarter of the northeast quarter and lot 0 in seotion 28, containing 120 34 acres; also conunencing ut ho southwest conn r of tho ,1. F. Whitakor donation land claim. No. ol, Notif. 7384, running Ihence eost twenty chains, more or less to the south west corner of land of Charles Webber; thenco north 15 min., west 24 95 chains, more or less, to t 0 left bans of the JIc Kenzio river; thence meander the same down Btrenra iu a westrrlv direction to the uorthwest corner of a ltd donation land claim, or where said bank Intersects the west line thereof, and thence south, 15 nun., east 18 chains nnd 25 links to the place of beginniro. coo in, im, j'i ot and being tho west 20 chains of said dona tion lind claim, No. 51, Notif. 7281 in sec tion 27, all in township 17, sonlh of range J, west of Willamette Meridian. The land above described and intended to be heehy mortggd cniiliiiniro in nil mo r.s morn or less, situated in Lnneconiity, State ol Ortgon. U is crdered hv ll.a '.-.. 11.-tt 1 W. Hamilton. Judue. that c.Uvl.n f ,i,il snnimons be made on you by publication in the hiipe e Daily Guauti, a newspoper of g'iier..l CMculnlion published daily in said eruntv. ffl. jx consecutivo weeU. ""' AiifuM -it ti, I Oko. Ti. .Doni8, Plaintifl's Attorney. Summons. Tu tha Circuit Court of tbeSule clOr gon for Lam County. Albtrl Kustetuiuu, Pkiuiff, 1 Vs. i Tuhn KoBtrimitn, Defendant. lo John Kosternii.u, deftwlut ite named. IN THE N'ME OK 1 HE ST. run OIIEGUN, jou nte teiiuiret1 to ik. "i n uuswer tno coinpiaiBl Bleu igia y .-u in the above entitled suit, on or Wen it 'inlay, tho 21th day of Ociofcer, 1. Hint helug the lirst day of tho ntit titui teitn of said ci urt, to be bignn audfcM u.e uotlrt House in Lilytne, in UWOKl Ori gon; and il yon full to to answer, Isr wutlt thevent. 11I limill a ill h.lro W.itwi agiiinst you for tlie turn of $500 tegette wituiuteieut tu'Ttou at 0 percent peu num since the Ut thiy of Febtouj, lili, This summons is pnbibeil iu lie Biiu iutifttv u uaaii oyoniir ui 11 n tusuiiii juth:e of the Sicctid Judicial District oftni Stale of Orecon, which paid order miidii pt Chiiniheri cn the 7lh day ci tem'uer, 18118. Gko A. Doxia l'laintifriillcn:. ; Dated Scpteinhir Sib, 16M. ADMlXISTIIATOlt'S NOTK'EOFSilJ OEKKAL PKUl'KIiTV. Notice is hereby given that by tirtw. order of the County Court ci Lane Ons Oregon, made mid entered on tbe ctB September, lH'Jrl, in the matter ollbetSBl Maria A. Relshaw, ileciaeed, the coders Adtuinistratrix willnlhT lereale indtfcif public ouetion to the lik-hest hi.lder for o at the Court House dnr in i'nceli. 1 County, ( Iregon, on Satunlny, the l-'-tM1 October, 1SII8, at one o'clock in the atE of said daji, the fiillmviuv descnWM"?! erty decreeit hy said estate tc-wit: Deginningat tho N. E. corner ofh!i section LS. tp. 17, S. li. 3 W., tt(M li.71 chains, south 10.13 chains '0 nor the donation land claim ef D. li thenco east 0 71 clia'iu, tbence rn chains to place of hegimiing. A ail" . , . 1 ... 1 1 Tt.uibiniW parr, 01 oereniliui nun niiu" tion hmd claim, lying west nd ''' "J?- IB Known as jini.suns eiiuie;.. . . t . 1 1 ...:.i I....I IuikSIS Known ns l.aw s isiaixi. wiw '"'' Hons 7 and 18, iu tp. 17 8. K. ing about seven ncrcs l-eIed to l.mntc. .Iuno2nd, 1888, by (Iced reconleil Ml f : book U, Lane County Dtei KewX land being in tho srailb-weet cm! claim, nnd being 9..' 3 el.ainJin .eott"1" and south an" 7.oehiea-ji beginning at tno sonin sn "-' " ,1 donation land claim nf A. D. , point whore the line l'-wf en,1 . S l. King nnd inyliim '-, a ria ebruarv 28th, Wl, 'ntenKtal' "V 11 ,,...,.l,in 17. 8. li. " "v. Z, running south L'-" lect, anem. thence north 220 feet, thence w.w place of beginning, eouuininsl Jj less. The said land owned by sl , ing 118 acres, situated in bane u-. Bop. . . , ,M Dated Septcniner a'.an, , ,t A,',.,;ni.lrntriv l.f till) ML " P.elshaw, deciascl. J. F. FOBD, (Evangelist,) Dss Moines Iwa, writes under dato of .. March 23. 18!i3: H. J!kd. J fg. Cd., Dufur, Oregon. t.p-Ti.KMKN: On arriving home lHeit wees, I found all well and anxiously waiting, our little girl, eight am. ouei half years old, who hao wasted awav ... .Mums, is now well, strong and vigorous, nnd well fleshed up. 8. B. i .i . V. . """ no wore. well. lU.th of the children like it. Your f. --. ... curen ana fsept away nil hoarsnesa from me. 80 give 1 to sviirv rnt n.lil, .i - e ,. , . -j ' ureeiiugg ior all. ishitig y,,n prosperity, we are ours, JIk. and Mks. J. F. Ford. s lVlor ih , I . w: '""h na cheerful, and ith the 11.L ?J :'s "r.rl1' clein 'he sywein -i.d rialir. p-j,ittre ?u r.ntee " in Ictu t, .11 cirtiliu "NOTICE urTlNAL SEIU iie, i, I-., n hv civ. n tb'll''K l..lr of ilr tstult if .1 cessed. b:.s ul.d " . U l.nne county. Oregon, his MJ4 iLa iidiniiiislralifnof-aiJ e ,0iW:i .i,l r.oirt hes et Irwr . ,L, C." iw8,'st ovock. ;,,, Ud f H,,,,.... ii Engine. S'Hil ceoi'ij e tin. lime ami plsceur b.s -i , i.-p ci. sahl final 3, teres.id'll said n-nl ' iJto topriwi't nny 1 ' J ' (iiJW niuy huv lo ii'f "'"'-h j.jolW" co,.,,t,oUoiloR-fa.J'lb'- 1893. s,,t. 7ti. Dated Eu"'t""f-St;'ir.f Ahnini,l:At?;of .. . . Nonce is '"".' ' . ,,'ai"-' fhevali.r.x.cu.rx cc'! , tb- County Lonr . ,t,ikBrt'' t I. .r ni-CI.U'Jt K' r-"..s I,I0(. Per. I.V8 L. l,''i-.ri'.r.Jh--'t,i Ijii'ti-n s 10 " 1 ,, ni. 111 f ;",,i,'-:. Atiorney fcr es.21".