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Newspaper Page TextJThf galty (C8(uf ttuaat. Published every evening of the weok, Bun Ufcys excepts. A-MrtMa ail conjiuunicatlonn ami mki all remittoucen payable to the Kt tiEHE (i L'Aiti IKuene, Oregon. HUJlSOIiimoX KATKS. daily. Delivered by uarrior, per week. . . . Delivered by carrier, per month.. By mail, one year (in advance). . . . Kix months One month Kindle copies. Will not be Kent by mail to any addretti, for any length of time, nuleas paid in advance.!' WEKKM. One year (in advance) $2 00 Sixmontha 1 00 Advertising ratca made known on application. . t . II (XI . 3 00 . 50 . or, Kntcrcil as Becoml-claa. KiiKene, Oregon, iKiittolhce. matter at the KA8TKKN OKFIOE- 20 tn 211 Tempt Court, Now Vork City. T Z, KAIV,, Agent CAMPBELL BROS Publishers 7:t A I'j.'' I mm fi n v- , . ' v. ALENDARj ;'wjitowTiiEWtD ThlTri 5ai i a 3 fr a 6 i h q io ii J12 5 1 4- 15 16 y 18 a 201 22 25 2 25 26 27 2"230 5 Tli Citlilurnia priori lliin vi-ar makes no Bnrt of Oregon rain. That etulu is uxi.trienciuj,' tlu BeuHiiJ cotiBeculive year of dis aatrous drouth, yet e get Imrtlly an inklinn from the state pre?s of the truii Bitiiation. Private letters tell the etory of the woes that aillict oi'r neiphburs on the south. It in a gloomy, pitiable condition in which many ueople find them.elvea through no fault of their own. As an instance how the cheapen ing of bicycler stimulates sales 'we publish the following from th? Portland Telegram: "One dealer in Portland reports having disposed ot 40 bicycled in one day last week. If this rato keeps up nil over town for a few weeks, there will bo few persons who do not own a wheel, and the bicycle tax col lector will become the most opulent citizen in the land." The lady editor of the Drain Watchman makes a home run. She says: "Some one hag sneeringly remarked: 'Two-thirds of the church members ot this country are women.' Very true. It is also true that out of 45,000 convicts in our stato prisons, more than 43,000 are men. Weather Bureau Daily Report- I'DRTLiKf), March 13. 1SV.I, 9::w A. U. WKATMRR FOHIM'AKT FUR BUUKNK. OHEUUN. For tonight nud Tuesday: Haiti. All llii.lnc.o I. filer, to till, ofllce llulllil bo llrrcl. il to 'I III; .llll In.leHil of either or Iho iironrlclora Varaoiinllv I'.l.tll'lllil.l, IIIIOS MONDAY MARCH 13 FIRST - pjioilflii BAH Of Eugene. Paid up Gash Capital, $50,000 Surplus and Profits, $50,000 Eugene, Oregon. ACEXE1WI. HAN KIM. H'JSIAKSM iknA un reaaonalile term.. Siuht draft, on Chicane, Han .Francisco and Port land, Oregon. Bill, of exchange tu.ld on foreign countries. 1) ep oflita received .uhjectto check or certifi cate of dejiotdt. All collection entnl.tel to u. will receive promjit attention. T G IlttfllRH'KI, J resilient. Here is a very unkind cut from tho IloBeburg Review: "Col J 11 JCddy recently lectured at tho Methodist church in Canby on 'Temperance' this muBt hnvo been somcthim; like Horace Greely's learned dissertations on farming." Buffalo Hump is the euphonious, name of a now mining section that is exciting the people of Northern Idaho. The now district is situated east of Lowiiton in the Bitter Root mountains. Our transcontinental railroads are great immigration bureaus working lor the interests of the Coast. Tons of matter are being prepared for distribution by tho lines witli Portland terminals. l'OMTICAb PItEACIlKllS. Evangelist Naylor, the star figure in a sorios of revival moot ings that oommenced in Portland this wook, tells a Tologram reporter that Christians should take more lutorost in politics and tboroby purify it. Unfortunately it has been the oaso, almost without ex ception, that minUtors who have meddled with politics have boon dragged down into tho mire and thoroby lost their inlluonco as spiritual advisors with their oon grogations, generally resulting in church dissonsions and Iobs of pas toral position. That this is the usual result needs no argument. Any obsorving por son has but to lake a retrospective montal glance and he will find no laok of ministers, well meaning mon too, who havo ruined their prospects and inlluonoo, and put their congregations in turmoil by becoming politioitl proachors and agitators. t woll try to mix oil and wator as religion and politics. MOHK WORK THAN K1UHT1NU. A private of Co M, U S volunteer engineers of Portland, Btationod at Honolulu, voioes his complaints against hie superiors in the Tolo gram. Ho writes in part. "We havo built barracks, quarters for the ofticers, oxoopt sleeping, us thoy profor to sleep in tents and draw $40 extra, than have sleeping quarters in a building and be minus that 110; wo have also built cesspools, made roads, oloitned waterolosets, baited, or tried to bail, out tho Paciiio ocean with a water bucket, cut and elearcd three different tracts of ground lor privato individuals, and other labors too numerous to mention. We have done all this, and other labors whioh we do not caro to mention lor tho sako of our families and frionde, that make an Ameri can soldier bow his head in shame for the officers above him," Dewey's officers want double the bounty allowed them. Thoy claim allowances (or destroying a superior force in that they fought the Spanish war vossols and forts com bined. The law provides that H00 shall be allowed for each person killed or captured on the opposing fleet if of inferior force, and $200 if of superior forae. No ono would begrudge our naval officers the extra prize money, but there is some doubt as to tlie justice of the claim. The Utile Hutch boy who Htnnpeil the leak in the uikc with bin finncr Hiivcil bin country fiom over whclimutr ties mic tion. Vou huvt'ji'Jid nhmit It i in in your school renders, how lie wait walking along1 the dike when he heard ii fuint Hound of tiickliinf water, and knew at once that a leak had Hpruut? in that (Trent cnihunk mcnt which save Holland ft urn the devas- tntions of the liuuyfiy sea. It was early in the niirht. and no one was near at hand. The leak was Hiuall when he found it, hut he knew that the actum of the water won hi enhiiKC it lonif before moruintr, nud wash uwtiy the entire embankment, inundate the count, y nml uestioy hu own and thou Hands of home. So he bravely put his linger in the crevaMe, and kept it there all the ImiR night through, until help came and the opening was properly stopped. He bad saved hin country. Kqually insignificant U the entrance of tlisenne into the human M'tftctu. The be ginning of the mo-tt teriible ailments are bo mall they can be cumIv stopped nt the stntt. Your health in a dike which keeps out and stop the inroads of dangcron and devastating disease. Whenever it breaks down, no matter how Mightly, there is nit opening tor uisensc to enter, it the open ing in not watched, it will grow laiirer. until the nweep of disease overwhelms you, niui Health ami perhaps life is de alloyed forever. Fortify your health with Hr. Tierce's Col den Medical liscovery, ami you can defy ill-health. Yon can make your health o strong a bulwark that disease cannot nmt n crevice through which it can cieep. iiurn in ume, nr. i'ierce s remeuies pte. vent greater and more serious troubles Hundreds write daily to Dr. I'ierce, telling biui how these remedies have saved them ana made tiieui strong, Constipation causes and aggravates tunny serious uisea-e. It is speedily cured by 41, 11IVS ILUWIUt CUC IB. "Tho MIlwituKoo" Tho fmulllur numo Tor Ihu Chicngo, Mlhvtuikeo A St Ttiul Kailway, known nil ovor the Union as tho Clront Hull wnytunnliiK tho 'Tloneer Iilmitotl trains every tlay ami night between Ht Taul and Chicago, and Oitiaha and Chicago, "The only perfivt trains In the world." Understand; coiiucotlom are made with all transcontinental lines, assuring to passengers the best somen known. Luxurious eoaoheH, electric lights, steam heat, of n verity cquulcil by no other line. hee that your ticket reads via "The Milwaukee" when going to any point hi the United Rates or Canada. All ticket agents sell them. For rates, pamphlet or other Infor mation, address, J V Uasky, C J Kiiy, TraT lii8s Agt, l.'eneral AgenU kattlk, Wash, Pokti.anii Ok, s KaKin, Cal.ier. EUGENE LoaiiHSavinosBaiik Of Eugene, Oregon CAPITAL (paid up) $50,000 W. E. BROWn, Preimenl. B. 0 PAINE. Vice Preslilenl. F. W, OSBUKN, Cashier. W. W. BHOWN. Aest Caihler DIRECTORS- FWOSBURN, B D PAINE. W E BROWN D A PAINE. J F ROBINSON, J B HARRIS W.W- BROWN. A Ueiit'ritl Iliiiikliig KiihIiipmh 'rraiiNUctril on Fuvorulilo Term brafu liwiic1 an tho nriucinnl clltoe of the Otiltcd Ktati'a: also exclmiiKu furuislietl Hvall ahle in all furolKaRoiintriuH. InteruHt irniu on llmo uetoilu. Klru-proof vault for the etunigo of valuable paper.. ..ILinllnn. MMlm n... rmi aflnnllmi Bl'SISKS-S CAKHS. A'ITOl:.VKV.S AT1.AW. W c HALE " JJALK k NoltTON. A'ITkIINKYS Al' I.AlV, H.iu 1 un'1 !iriui:iu lll-flc. J M WII.I.UMS, A'1T iKNKY-A V LAW. ('(.llecti'.iH a w:iii!tv. Otliw Over Lane I uun'.v HiLlt. (ikoa mh:i:is, M auui:ni:yati.aw. Jfliea-Over County Hai.lt. CITATION. .uty t'ulirtofL:.l..-i:o'''''y. ill t lh Mlier c( llie til uf i- ,h (iiiKspit, deceuanl. 1 T1IK SAME OF THE ST A ' F. Ol OIU-.- ., iivi, I.,.,. tiu.rl.-H L,.-, SViHiaui Cnanib' M: - . i l, vim wre ncrnn i" . ... ,...- in thf tlouulv Court f.r the county ol L i .-. ,it HtKia ibereaf. lb in th- riiiiil county of ii lh; WII.VhLT, ,'EY-A I'LAW. ATTOli: Ollle Over Firt Xutionul Hank. KflitSE, OllBiOX. A C WIKHK'Ol'K, LANE COUNTY BANK (Katabl miied In WHS.,) - OF EUGENE, : OREGON. A GenerallBanking'busincss in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. . HOVEY, President I At A 11 1) A HfU 1-...1. J- A. it. HOVKY Jk.. A8Ht Cashier EAST AND SOUTH VIA THE SHASTA ROUTE OF THE Southern Pacific Go ExpreHS Trains Leave Portlam! Daily- Soillll North 9:30 WW p m 1 pin K : 1 r. am l.v 1'urtiaml Ar I.v Kuene l.v Ar San Krancinco l.v 4:1!) am 8:00 ji 111 Above train, .top at East l'ortlant1t Oregon' iviir, wooonuru, naletn, lirner. aianoni lefferflon. Albauy. Tangent, SlKHldn, Haley. Harrieburv. Junetina Oitv Euceue. Crenwell Cottage Grove, Drain.Oaklaml anil Kouebnrtr, Kebate tickets on enle iietween IMrtlanil Hncrauiento anil San Francisco. ct rate. ?u hrat-cla.1 anil vll secuud-classt including tneepur. ItONcbiiru Mail, S:.10aui I.v l'ortland Ar 4:;lpin hi'iu i.v r.UKene J.v lu::iOaiu 5:'-1) p m ' Ar iiweburg I.v 7:30 a m Dining Cars on Ogden Route- Pullman Buflut Sleepers and Seoimd-CliiBB Cars Attached to all Through Trains. VHt NliC lriTiNlUlT BETWEEN PORTLAND AND OOEVALLIS KAIL TRAIN DAILY. (IIOI1T SDNUAT.) i :fu ami i.v i-oruana Ar I 6:o0 pm ii i m i fvr vjorvailu l.v l:-Opi At Albany and Oorvalli. oonnact with train of Orefe-oa Central & Eastern Kailway. IXVMSS THA1M DA1LT (XC1T 0DAt.) 4:W1 n m I I.v Portland Ar 18:25 a 7:W p m Ar MoMinnville I.v S:M a m 8:80 p in Ar liulepemleiice Iv 4:50am THROUGH TlOKkTS to all Polml in the Eastern Slalos, Canada and Europe unii w ouiaiutHi at lowest rates troni h. O. ADAIli, Agent, Kngone K KOE1U.KK, V. H. MAKKUAM, Mauauer, (ieo. V. ft P. Aent Portlanil, Orison. A'lTiiilNEY-AT-I.AW. Office- Oai- liiilf block south ot Uhriraiaa uik Uoup:nk, OliKios. X K KII'WOKTII. ATTORNEY-AT-LAV. Will practice in allthe Court's. HEI.Mt,'S W THOMl'SON CHAS A HARDY THOMPSON ft HAKDY, ATTOItNEYS-ATLAW. Office- In First National Hank HinMing. Practice in all the courts. KunEXK, Okeoox. J. L. PAGE If you want to know how good ft Cncoi.t bicycle la auk any of tho 'JOO Kunoue Cn'scent ridera dont take ex pcrli'iiooof a itcmm that has hail no cxpt-rUuioo; also you vill llml tliat bicycle ivpalr men ilon't recoiumeiul Cr(n.Mita hecaufre thoy get uo repair jobd from them. Drnutr ! UiooJ Drrp. CI.mo I'IihI mciint a cltvn nkin. o lKiuty without it. I'mchvu, Cindy Cilhar in? elm jour Moot! and kvp it clean. ly itirring tip the la iv livor uiul ilnvinit nil im ituritit iron the botlv. lScyin to-l.y to banish pimpled, iMui, blot In. M.u-khoadn, nml tlijt n kty bilious compli-xiou by Uking i'ncdrct, In-iuily (or ten tent. All drug gum, aattolacUon tiuaiaiitceii. iu.2x,kV. Groceries HnvliiK a 1 -m una Ci.inplt lc attx-k of Htaplc and t"nncy Orowrlcs bought in the U.t nmrkots, EXCLUSIVELY FOB CASH, l n ofti-r Ui pmilio lwlt-r priw limn anj' other bonite iu Kiikvu. f EO. B DOliKIS, l. ATTORNEY ft COIIXSEI.OU AT I.AW Will practice in all the court, of the Second lll.lul lUsirieianu in llie oupremo v-oui. of the state. Speciul attention yiven to collection, ana matter, in probate. ..... X-i! 1I. 111.1.. IJIllce r irst iauoiiui iwim imij,, HoomB 1, 2 and 3. lots 17 and 18 of block No i of I per cent until paid, and for the cost and oxpeuses ot Luis tfuii; uuu ninuoii morttmrred tiremises shall not sell for enough to satisfy tne above demands, then nininiift' will tnke iudcnieut ncainst defend ant Anna C Envi-H and Daniel W EaveB lor such deficiency that may appear. Thin siiiiininns is rjubtisliud iu the Eu Rene Daily Guabd by order of Houorable E O l'otter, Oouuty dutlgo oi uiiia uuuuiy, Oregon, and reaidiug thorein, Hiule in uuanibers tne zoa any oi uuuu nry, 1WJ. XV OKU'WUUIU, Attorney for l'liiiiiliU. MEDICAL. o STKOPATHY. W J. XOVINOKH. D. O. (inuluate American Bt'lmol of Osteopathy, Kirkuville, Mo. Knj'iio: Itoomtt 4. n ftnd C, First National linnk. ' Monduy, Weilnemtay ami Friday. U a in to 4 p ui Consultation freo at oilice. D UJW HAIilUS. rilYSICTAN AND SUnCiEOK. OHice Ovor Wilkins ft Linn's drip, store. Oilice Houra-U to lilln; 2 to 5 and 7 to U p m. ltesideuce Ferry stroct botween lltli and 12th. J KUYKKNDATX, M. I. l'HYSICTAN AM) HU11GKON Oilice Tn Chrisinan lUock. Special attention to surgery and surgical i!U eaBs of womon. 71 E SKLOVKli, M. D. Lato resident surgeon St Vincent Hospital, Portland, Oregon. OfficeOver A. K. Wood'n grocery store. Hesidcnce At Mrs M J Babb's, High and Hoveuth. El'tiKSK O It EG ON. J S I.UCKEY, JEWELKK. Watches and Clock a Repaired. Kl'GENB, OKEGOy J-JH G BIDDLE, DENTIST Otrice On Olive street, (between Fifth and Sixth streets, one Mock west of Minnesota unlet CO RVALLIS & EASTERN i, I W llamette River Division. Steamer Wm. M. Hoag (('apt, lieo. Kaabe) Kunuitii; regularly between Portland and Corvallis, stopping at all way landings. River Schedule Down river, Tuesdays, Thursday, and Saturdays. Leaves I'orvnllis ti .v. !.; Al bany 7 A. si; lluena YisU 8 a. si.; Inde pendence A. M.; Salem 10 a.m.; Xewberg ISSW v. m. ; arrive at Portland 4:30 p. si. I'p river, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Leaves Portland ti A. si.; ewlierg 10:30 a.m.; Salem 3:30 r. Independence !;00 r. vt.; Uuena ista 7::lO p. St.; Albauy 9:30 P. si.; arrive at CorviUli. 11:00 p. si. This steamer has Wen eipiipited w ith first class actxmunotUtious, including an elegant piano, I'usurtiaswd for carrying both freight and oasnuigerfc J. Turner, Ac.enL Albany, Orepon. Edwin Stone, MatmRer, Albucy, Or. C G Coker, Aseul, Portland, Or, foot of Yttnihlll stnet. d tide r.t the ity o( 1'jiiene, .Klie. on AloiMuy, m lr,l day of April. 1.VJU, at .- tl-.it dav, then and there i "' a, v vo'u have, uliy a c. rtuin pellllun 111 w iiiuii presented to tho suid County I onrt l,v J. II. McChlUh' and C. W. ioul;". ex,-utors of nald e.ttle, and now on llle therein, for uu order lor the sale of real property should not bo admitted and ..ranted according to said petition now ou die. Tues.ii.l real properly described in said p.-liH"U is as follows, to-wit: I.., s I ami I iu "lock of that part of the env of Kust-ne which was orieinally ,,'att, a ',.i,d recorded u Shaw's Adui'ion to F.uL'ne (Jits And also ih -onlh half of lot 7 and all of lot 10 in block No 3 of that part ol the city of 1131-1. e which was originally platted and recorded ns Shaw sAdultion to Jiuieiltiiy that part of the city ol t-URone wuicn was originally platted and recorded as ShawKt I'atter-iou's Addition to liuge ne City. And nlso lot l in block No 1 01 i.lis worth Additiou to Eugene. And also lot No 7 in block No l of Shel tou's Addition to EnRone. Ao.l also the west half of lols 6 and 7 in block l of that part of tho city of Euoeno which was oriBiuiiuy piuiieii ami reeoruoi by Eugeno F. Skinner and Mary Skinuer ns Eugeue City. Excepting the ruilroad right of way. And also beginning at n point 174 feet west of the southeast corner of lot No -i in block No 2 of that part of the City of Eugene which was originally platted and recorded 118 Mulligan's Addition to Eugene City on the weBt, ond miming thence went 220 feet, thence north to the south line ol Lighth s. rent, thence easterly okug the south line of said street to a point due north ol the place of beginning, nud thence Bouth to the p:uce of beginning. And also beiiinninc nt the center of the mill race at its intersection with the north sido of the coun:y road, run thenee westerly aloup the side of the county road loll feet. north t'l feet to tho southwest end of the mill dni, thence easterly parallel with the county rood lbO feet to a poiut opposite in the center ot the mill race, and thence down the center of the mill race to the place ot beginning. Also the N VT nud tho N W M of iho S W of section 10 iu Tp 10 south, rat go 1 west. 200 acres. Also the S y, of the S K X and the S 't of the S W )i of section 14, in Tp 10 south, range 2 west. 160 acres. Also beginning at too meandtr post on south side of the Willamette river on line between Tp 17 south, range 3 west, mid Tp 17 south, range 4 west, and running thence south 4.80 chs to the south line of D L C No 78, notf 31101; thence run east 20 10 chs; north 5 chs, to tho bunk of river, nud thence westerly by meanders of said riv. r to the plnee ol beginning 13 acres, more or less; also lols numbered 1, 0 and 9 cud the S V7 yt of S W of section 18, in Tp 17 south, range 3 west, containing 01.37 acres; also beginning at the uottheast corner of the N VY of N W Vt of seetion 10 in said Tp i7 south, range ii west, thence south 11.11 chs; thence south 78 degrees west i.ou cus, south 4b clegs, west 0 chs, south 28 degs, west 0 chs, south 0 degs, west 15 chB, south 2 tlegB, east 4. 80 chs, south 12 degu, eost 1.71 chs, west 2.48 chs, south 05 degs, west to west line of said section VJ, north to N W cornor of sold see tion and cast to place of beginning, con turning 07.10 acres. Also lota 5, 7 and 8 nnd tho S E yt of S E V4 of section 13; and lots 1, 6, 7 and 8 in section 24 of Tp 17 south, range 4 west, ex cepting about 40 ocres thereof convoyed to iiouu uooncK leaving about ilia acres, Also the north half of tho norlhwOBt quarter (N y, of N W yt) of section 13, Tp 18 soath, range 2 west: nlso beginning at tho northwest corner of lot No 1 in said section 1J, and running thence eost 40 chs south U.40 chs, west 40 chs, and thence noun U.4U chs to the place of bebiuniug 117,40 acres. AIbo the E y, of S E lt nnd E y, of S E of section 22, Tp 18 south, range 12 "mi 100 acie. Also the E y, of S W '4 ol section 19 uuu tne n y, 01 tne fi w of section 30. excepting 'iyt acres conveyed to School District No 31, containing 157 acres in Tp 21 south, range 2 west. Also beginning at tho N W corner of a tract 01 land conveyed bv W. P. Fisher nnd wife tc A B. Snow, Juno 12, 1891, recorded in Deed Dook No 31, on page 523, Lane county, Oregon, nnd thence due outh on west line of said Snow's Innd 30.35 chs, thence west 9.8 chs, thence north 3u 35 chs, thence east 9.88 chs to tho ploce of beginning, all in Tp 17 S R 5 west in i,ane county, Oregon, ond containing 30 ncros inure or less. ssitness i he lion E. O. Potter, Judge of the County Court of tho Stato of Oregon for the f'nonln T.n-.n ,l.;n ,!.!. j. ? . v. ulluc, mia om uuy 01 reu- A'ltwf E. U. Lkk, Clerk SUMMONS. In -hik Ciuct.it Cuu.i Foti Lank Countv, . .... ..1 t H'ninN : 'i-j-tj Stults Saving and Louu Oiupany Plimititi, v. ni n(' E.ivt iuidD.uib-1 W EaveH and , IJtfmidunU To Anna O Eivett. Uamol w j'.uveB una i ;i i,'uoiu Af fciulaulR. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon, you and each of toil, are hereby required to appcor und answer the com i.laiut tiled ogainst you in the above- en titled suit at the Court House in the oily of Eugene, Lane county, State of Oregon, by the 9th day of March, 1899, "hat being the ah, i,lieiHl dav of the! regular 1899 -March term of saidcourt; and if vou fail to an swer for want thereof, the plaiutlfl will take judgment against you: defendants Auua C Eaves and Daniel W Eaves, for the sum of S422.33-10O with interest at 6 per ce.)t, und ,l.u r.i.lVirtr antn of S45.0O uttoruey fees, and tho cost ol this suit, and will also take a decree against each and all of you, defen dants, for a foreclosure of the mortgaged premises sot up in the complaint iu the abovo entitled couse, lo-wit : l.ota rum i,r on un.i oi : ,ock No 34 of the amend ed phi! of l'airmouut, Oregon, us platted and filed for record iu the olllee of the (Terk in and for said county of I.oue and Stoto of Oregon, and for an order that said 111 tn eiitisfv the sums of ---- -- - , t money ouove uieuueuou i'u iuiw v N Tim (Jt.ertr Iiieuow inn i,,,.,..." -r Lucieu L- .I..1.." .:. ULKn: 'Wli , Addie K. Joluikon i Jl'1,0o, tk.1 SUMMONS. 0 R&N GO. Depart For Time Schedule. From l'ortland Arrive From Fast -Mail S p m Spokane Fiver 2:10 p m s pm F.x Siniday Satln p m Cam Ex Suml.vj jSalt Lake, Denver,1 Ft Worth, Omaha !Kan?a. Citv, St Louis, Chicago and ;Kat i Walla Walla, Si. kane. Minneapolis St Paul, Diihith, Milwaukee, thi eago and Ea.iL Ol-EAS SrEASKliTw Sail everyji days Coii'MiiiAliivtu Stkamkks To Astoria nnd ay Lauiiings. WlLl.AMl-ntlavEu" Oregon City, New Inrg, Saln'n and Way Lauding-., SMI.!.AMLTII: AND iASlllll.l. Kivr: Fimt Mail 0:i:.pm NOTICE OF FINAL SE ITLLMENT. Notice is hereby given that the under signed has filed in the Connty Court of Lane County. Oregon, his final account of the estate of Sarah J Kirk. d.,,..ti 1 Ami Slh 11,99, at 10 o'clock a m, of' said : i , c, day has been fixed as the time, and the i a L;:tevens, conit home, the place for hearing and pass- i 'at' nig on said final account. All jhtsohs in-' - tere.ted in said estate are her. by notified to ' present in writing any objection thev mav i ou or oeiore nam ume, to the allow u, nhim iiuai atvou.lt. Spokane Flyer 8::il) a in 4pm 4 1' ,n Ex Sunday 1:30 pm Ex Sunday 3::i0p m Mon, Wed and I'ri. In the Circuit Court of the Stato of Oregon, for Lane county. ilaliud E Strickland, Plaintiff vs. . Felix A Strickland, Defendant' To Felix A Strickland, defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OKKGON, you are hereby requited to appear and answer the cotnpluint tiled against you in the above entitled suit, in tne aoove en titled court, bv the 13th day of March, 1899, that being tlie 8th judicial day of the regular 18tl9 March term of said court; and if you fail to answer for want thereof, plaintiff will take a decree against you dissolving the bond, of matrimony, now existing between plaiutitr and dofendant. and for the caro nnd custody of Fred Strickland, Carl Strickland and Kuby Strickland, the tumor cm dren ot laintitl and defenuant and for full relief. This summons ia published in the Eugene Daily GuAini, by order of Hon EO Potter, County Judge of Lane couuty, Oregon, and residing therein, u ade and dated at chambers the 2bth day of January, 1899. L L Sthvexs, Atty for Plaintiff, . i-i AOTTCE. Notice is hereby given that the uuder- sicuco, J. K. Hill nnd A. L. Hill, have heaa duly appointed executors of the last will nud testament, and of the estate of H N. Hill, ceceased, by the County Court of ijaue county, Oregon, and all persons bay. ng olaimi against said estate are hereby nolitied, nnd required to prtstnt the some, duly verified, to the undersigned, at the law omce of L. Bilybu, in Eugene. Orogon within six months from the date ol this notice. Dated September 17, 1898. J. It. Hill, Executors of 'estato of COOBtd. L. llaxEU, Attorney. Huj,. Hill, ilc- NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby civen that, William Naylor, executor of the estate of Alfred Wilson, deceased, has filed bis final ac count in tho matter of said estato, in the couuty court, for Lane county, Oregon ond that Monday, the (ith day of March, 1899, at the hour of one o'ciock in the nfternoou of said day.has been fixed by order of said conrt.for the tiling and healing of any and all objections to said account, and for the final settlement of suid estato; and all persous interested in said estate are hereby notified, and required to filo any and all objections against said account, with the clerk of Baid court, on or before tho soid 0th day of March, 1899. And that the hearing ef objections, and tho final settle ment of said estato will be had at the county vo... iiuubc, iu jjugeue, Liregon. Dated this.21st day of January 1899. Wm Naylob, L. HiLYKu, Executor. Atty for said Estato. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby civon that tho nn.lor. signed has been by the Ccnnty Court of ",,UV. "rl,Sn appointed exootv UlXOf the estolO Of J. W Jnhn.nn .)n,..i and all persons having claims agninst said estate are hereby notified to present the some to mo duly verified at the law office . r: 'pworm, in Jiugene, Oregon wi hin six niouthB from the date hereof. Eugene, Oregon. Doted Sept. 19th 1898 . . . AlaLEN fc. JonNSON, r.iecutrix of the estato of J. -yV uuuu.ou, ucceaseo. E. Ii, Skipwobiu, Atty for estate tiusun, To Addie K defendant. IM rue ...... Oregon, you an. w "IF. ? in the above ei.tltltd l': court, ii.m.1 . me thetimeiLy publication of thi. ..."" i ot time is v ?ot', date of r.ublieri,. ? .iMt "uilE, first publication ol thia a is ti iBthe 13lhduvl i",,0,Jl uary, 1899, ond the I, V are nolitied that i( vn,. I Vfllt I. " - answer said complain,," LN apply o said court for vM complaint to ii. J For n ilo... , - . . . L- w, . marriage coutmei t- plaintiff and defendant i? I and that ploiPiit, be a fondant ami lo, n I bis auinnion. i. "I the it,,,, b. o .." .. .r"m County Or "Br,t this 2Sth day ol January iS Attorneifc'J lues lhur , (.iregon Citv. Dav. aud&.it ton and 'Way I Landing LvCorval. I Wii.uvETTr.l:ivi-a i:W am Portland to for -non Ue.1 vallisan.l Way an'"-'i- j l..in.iin a-.i lui'.tru I ii . - 1 rn.lav I Arr P.irtl'd I :.Hipm I Mon, Wed and Fri. OREGON SHORT. LINE R. R. uiKi.CT ItOUTii TO Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern points Hives choice of two favorite routes, via the UNION PACIFIC Fast Moll I.lno, or the RIO UKANHK Scenic Unc. Look at the ttme- 1J days to Sa!t Lake days to Denver 3j days to Chicairo 1 days to New York fUKK imuxnc ciiaih p I PIlOLMIimiBTOPKISTSLKEP V)" rA,W- ,,.MAII PALACE For (., vartlculars regarding rotes, time ol trains, etc, cull on or address L L Stevens C O Terry, tt, Eugene. W E Cnmaei , Ocn'IAgt 1-4 I'nrd .St. Porlland, Or W H Hurlburt ! I. en Pas. Agt, Pert, I'r : Date.1 Eugene, Oregon, March 8 ly. l t. R furwoatn. i Htiiu.KT."" Atty lor the Estate, Adnir of said Estate. JERSEY BULL Viili rmr noin. ; retire.! un ot 7;' Kr,-y Uu',. m .Liv.y jig ''"WS HiBT K" fc ex-iL'hArv. '"') IM reg " "1 lwi eou- sin1.. esh t time t ...,. :rnt 1 until w Ith 1 1 , itl.o-jt Duncan Scott Farm fop Sale Cheap. 380 Acres- Of well improveii;ian,l. Two good house.; and barns. Plenty of farm inip:ement.,;hore, cattle, wagon., etc- Six mile, southwest: 'from Eugene. For terms, etc., ad.Ires. MILES A. PERKINS, Eugene, Oregon Vl-',l,f,v. .... Lw-ir, ur iinal SETM Notice is hereby givcn t igueu.j w urun.H. ."I estate of Lanra AMansSi T' filed notice of his H day of January, lwm ...r. o'clock of said day hasbeenLl court for the hearing of obil noenilllt and f. n. p..!, 00ltl:l estateT """". ll..lo,l ll,;D If:. I. -, . lulu uayotSnt,iij Ii BlI.YEn, i!H Atlnrnov U,N -J NOTICE TOCREDilJ Estate of Saroh S McClme, iaA Notice is hereby oiten ii., 1 and Dometrius f Gillespie far. J I'l'"1" e.eeuiri.es o! thtefc S IHcClure. deceased. All r-ir claims againBt said esUte i,-' to present the same to the hs law oilice of George Ii Dorrii., Oregon, over the First Xuj. within six months Irom ibii notice, with the necessity !,., suLjeue, uregon, ttli 13tt,K M..T1.I o... - DAMKTBICsTfcJ Atty for Estate. NO'J'ICK TO CKEDITol Notice is hercVy given tUt tJ has been, bv the C'ouutvfWrf J ty, OreKon, duly appointed idaiJ the entate uf Liulwii; Diet, ttarl perHnns naviiiR ciamw agaimt k. hereby notified to nresent lk duly verified, at tlie law otfint, jj wort! i, in jMigene, Ureyon, ib,.z irom ine tiaie nercor. Dated liugene, Oregon, Ft!, !; LtaJ Adnunibtratnx fd thetiUiJ JJiees, deceased. K. Pi. Sin I Attorney for AfiiJ NOTICE TO CliEDnfJ Notice is hereby Given thit J BiRoed have been appointed Hi Uourtot Juane couuty, trutors of the efitato of Williaa I cetisetl. All pernouB hmu tbJ Hnid estate nro notified to pf J with the proper voucters lo : signed at the law office of AC A in Euoeue. Laue county, Ord six months from the dale of tbJ Dated Novembor 20th, 1SJ5, Adminislralors of the esti'e :l Miller, deceased. NOTICE TO CBEDIO Notie is hereby giten tlattlid has been aDnointtd sdminiswn tale of Samuel Brumbaugh Countv Court of Lanetoxi All persons baviDR claims tnto are hereby required topi dr.lv verified to. the nrJtffl EuL'fine Loan & Savings Oregon, within six months tel this notice. AdminiKtrator of the Efttl Brumbaugh, deceaced. L T IUiicu, Attorney. NOTICE TO CESCH'-- Estato of WS Miller I Notifio is hereby bit". Wl.itatr linn linpn (llllV by the Couotv Jodge of Liw gon. Ail persona bavicgjl said estate, are uereuj ti.A tn thfl aduuistriW'l oflico of George Ii DorrU, J t..j: i iir.ni? in Eiicene U!l nullum. , " . Dated thia SniUay 'M1J UKO l JJUlinia, Atty for estate, Old pti LIQUOR w. h. mwim Keeps the Beit WHISKEY. -ASP" All Kinds of V AImo the Cekbr; MILWAUKEE BEEB felt's Nerve Si SiTX, SUCH .i i ' , If-vT. 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