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Daily Eugene Guard PublUhc 1 every evening of the week, Sun days excepted. AJilroa a I I'linoiiioicatious ami mvk- all rtnii.ttaucea payable to tlio KiJJENK Uuaii i ;Kiitfme, Oieguii. HL'ISSCIUPTION lt.Vl'K.S. Hi IT. Delivered Iiy carrier, er week 1 Delivered by carrier, per tnonth f By mail, one year (in advance) 0(0 Six months 8 Ouo month Mingle copies. 0--' Will not be sent by mail to any address, for any length of time, unless paid in advance. WKEKI.Y. One year (in advance) $2 w Fix month 1 00 Advertising ratea mado known on applica tion. Entered as socon'iclass matter at the 1 ugeue, Oregon, postotfiee. ? KASTKUN OFFICE- 2(1 to EH Tempt Court, Now York City. T '., KA'l'Z, Agent j A mizy TitUiiViok man imagines hlineell a MM. rimny i iiwn, m tiro not crazy urn "liirde." in a man ner. Tbn Tillain' ok man ovu Bionuily imaglncr) liiniHelf a parrot, then Iio e tan liko a pirate. Ho cannot be entirely iiifuiiu when ho thus reasons out the Utile. of thing. Colonel i'ope, chief ttiruf'on of the Fifth army corps, testified fure the spoilt beef court of inquiry that tin canned "roast" beef "wag very trying food unless eaten with the eyes Hhut." Thai man might ta'ikle limburger if ho had a clothes pin fastened on his nostrils. OAMPBICLL. BROS Publishers MINlMONTUEWEDlTttUFBIUTl I J 3 j4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II iZ 13 14 15 WEATHER BUREAU. (Hull)' itoport.) l'oSTI.AND. OHKUON, I April 1, Is'.'." 'J::Ua.m. Woathor Forocast (or Kuueue, Oregon: For Tonight and Sunday: Occasional rain! All llliMlneN l.etfera to thin office DljouKI lo (llrecled ( ''! il lll liiNlcud ol ulllaiir or alio iroirlelor linr.ollllllv OA ill I'll It I, L llliOH BATUDAVT Al'lUL 1 A JOUKNALIaTIO PETT1KUUUEK The worst shyster lawyer in the country cannot equal thoOregonian in its pottifogging on the financial nuostion. This paper asked the Portland nutoorat to explain "how if 785,000,000 of gold circulation in the United States carries $2,101, 000,000 of all kinds of money in the country and makcB it good" whoreupgn the Oregonian rotortB that thore is no more than $1,928, 828,000 in circulation, Tho editor would broak the force of what is tho strongest argumont against tho single gold standard that a metal wholly insufficient in volumo and quantity to meet the demands of trado and business should ho selected as the one factor to carry the world's financial load. The Oro- couian would take no note of hundreds of millions of gold piled up iu the Uuited StatoB treasury, and would not count that as bo- longing to our circulation. It would treat that gold ub naught in order to ninko a hotter showing for its pot gold standard thoory. As woll ignore tho millions of dol- lurs of gold piled up iu bank and private vaults throughout tho country. Monev oiroulation menus some thing more than tho actual spending of it for broad and butter. Its very existence implies circula tion, for without that circulation, whether of ouo particular piece of money or another, the whole would Boon become valueless. John U Sheehnn, tho New York Tammany chieftain, iu an interview said: "In my opinion liryan U stronger than over in tho West and South, and tho.-e portions of the country practically dominato tho domooratio party. Indications point to a domocratio victory, for despite tho successful conduct of the war by the present administration, the present policy of imperialism is each day making new enemies for the republican party." Mulolos the capital of the Philip pine insurgents has fallen into the hands of United Slates troops. It was not much or a fall though aa it was not defended by fortifications of any account. The Filipino soldiers did good running on the approach of tho Americans and Malolos fell without a shot. It will be easy work to pacify the islands: provided the climate will let uJ alone, Bulbck county, Ala, may be said to be strongly democratic. At tho lust state election in Alabama there were 1,122 democratic, 5 populiBt and no republican vot03 cast in liulloek county. Thore is one trust the people can tolerate tho champigne trust. Trie man that develops a cham pagne thirst deserves to pay woll lor it. A Wisconsin man is suing a. jury that convicted him of an alleged crime several years ago. A novel s'lit in judicial procedure. A now system of pruning is basd upun tho claim that limbs bent d.)wn are more fruitful thun thoe growing upwards. Easter Sunday tomorrow. A fair duy will itnesB many fair hum and costumts adorning fair women. A Portland paper notes the birth of a daughter to tho wifo of Mr Nowh6iin. What if it happens again? A rainfall of two inches delivers upon an acre of ground G-4.43G gal lons of water. Only ttitt tor titrca of the nie-dix-val rnclc are comptirnhlc tolhe ngoniea wincu many women sutler through nV X . ' ---- the necill.nr weaknesses and diseases of their deli. cate, feminine structure. Nothing less than unbearable torment would Induce sensitive-minded women lo submit to the intolerable methods of the average doctor ill dealing w ith disease ol this nature. That liiere is a better way" than these detestable "examinations" and "local ap plications " is a truth which some women have yet to learn, although thouMitids me already rejoicing iu the knowledge. They have found in Dr. Pierce's Favoiite Pre scription the one unfailing remedy which heals feminine weaknesses at their very source. This marvelous " Piesciiption " restores nbsolute health to the internal organism; stops wenkeniug drains and ul cerated conditions, gives clastic strength to the supporting ligaments, vitality to the nerve centers, anil complete womanly vigor to the entire constitution. 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"Tho Milwaukee" The familiar name for the Chicago, Milwaukee A St Paul Kuilwny, known all over tho Union as (lie Omit Hall way running the "Pioneer Limited" trains every day and night between 81 l'n 11 1 and (Jlili'tigo, and Omaha and Chicago, "The only perfect trains In tho world. " Uutlerstaud; connections are mailt) with all transcontinental lines, assuring to pawvugera the best service known. Luxurious coaches, eleetrle lights, steam heat, of verity equalt'tl by 110 other line. ree that j our ticket reails via "The Milwaukee" w hen going to any point 111 the United States or Canada. All ticket agents sell them, For rates, pamphlets or other Infer illation, aililrwn, J W Cahkv, C J Knnv, Trav Pass Agt, (leneral Agent. tSKATTi.K, Wash, Pokti.anh, Or. 10KS THIS ;STK1KK YOU! Muddy complexions, Nauseating breath come from clirouio constipation. Karl's Clover Knot Tea is an a1otute cure ami has len old for tifty years on ail alwolule guarantee, l're.-e '.'.'icts and .V) eta. For sale at YYilkius and l.iun liruisU. If you want to kuow how good a Crescent bicycle Is ask any of the SOU Kugene Crescent riders don't take ex perience of a person that has had no experience; also you will find that bicycle repair men don't recommend Crescents leeaue they get no repair Join from them. An eminent cientiBt re ccntly said : " Cod-liver Oil is truly a wonderful com position. It is seemingly Nature's remedy in almost every wasting disease." Scott's Emulsion contains the pure oil combined with hypophosphites, it rebuilds worn tissues, enriches the blood, invigorates the nerves, stops drains and wasting. Consumptives, Diabetics, pale or thin people, or nurs ing mothers, should remem ber this. Do not accept a substitute. 50c. and ti.ra, all druggists, SCOTT & BOWNE, Chcniu.li, Kcv York. BUrtl.N'KNej OAKDS. Filday's Albany Democrat: Kx- counuilman and ex chief engineer W B Bcott, the great Umulikit of the ex alted order of Powjays ot the 70's, has been In the city today. He is now a Line county farmer. A Thousand Tongue Could not express the rapture of Annlo K Springer, of 1126 Howard st, Philadelphia, Pa, when she found that l)r King's New Discovery for Con sumption had completely cured her of a bucking cougii tout lor many years had ma e life a burden. All other remedies and doctors could give her no help, hut Bhe says ol (his Itoyal Cure "It soon removed the pain In my chest and I can now sleep soundly, some thing 1 can scuriely remember dolug before. 1 feel like sounding lis praises throughout the Universe" Bo will every one who tries Dr King's New Discovery for any trouble of the Throat Chest or Lungs. Price fiOu and tl.CO. Trial hot:le free at Wllklus & Linn's Drug Store; every bottle guaranteed. For everybody: Hug's Best Schil- tea coffee ioia bilcinir pmvrlrr flnvuriiiK exiruct and spicca because they are good and go far. AS For Salo by GnAY & Son If you havo a couli, throat irritation, weak lungtt, pain in the chest, dilhcult breathing, croup or hoarseness, let ua suKReitt One Min ute Cough Cure. Always reliable anil safe Vincent and Co, Corner Drug Store, Bttrgalutf In Ueul Estate. X bnve for sale several tracts of land belnuing to parties who obtained said lands by foreclosure of mortgage, which are lor sale very cheap and ou cany terms. Also city property In Eugene and Hprlngfleld of like conditions and terms, l'or description and prices call on H H WHiMAMB, Ai?ent, Kugeno, Oregou, tou'lTabacto Sjilt mid Rniuko lour Mle Away. To quit tobacco easily and forever, bo mag netic, full of lifo, ncrvo atiJ viiror, talto No-To-ltno, tho wonder-worker, thut makes weak men strong. All drufiuists, &Oo or CI. Cure Kuarun toed, nooltlet and Biimplo free. Address Sterling Itemcdy Ca. OIiIcul'O or New York. .FIRST PPfM BAM Of Eugene. Paid up Gash Capital,$50,000 Surplus and Profits, $50,000 Eugene, Oregon. t OKNEKAL BANKINU B0SIXKH3 on reanouiil)lu terms. Silit draft on Chicago, San Francisco and Tort land, Oregon. IttlN of exchange told on foreign countries. Dep niu received suhjectto check or certifi cate of deKisit, All colleetioiia eutmsted to us will receive prompt attention, T G Hknokicks, V resident. S B Kakin, Cashier, EUGENE LoaiieSavinysBank Of Eugene, Oregon CAPITAL u-AiDur, $50,000 W. E BROWS Praildcnt. B. O PAINE, Vict entldliit. F. W. OSUUKN. Clltll.r. W. W. BHOWN. Allt Catllltr DIRECTORS' F W 03BURN. BD PAINE. W E BROWN O A PAINE. J F ROBINSON, J B HARRIS W.W- BROWN. A 4oneral llnnkiiiK HiislnesH Transneled on I'hvoph11 TeriiiN lrKlt ImiuM on tlio prlneMml clttos of tlio UlllUM IMU4; KtKO OXl'llHIlKO lurillStloU KYtUl- .bio tn .11 tori'lKU oountrUn. lllti'I'ftt I'rtttl on llllio ilopoailn. Ktr.roI T.ult for tho .lomgo ol T.lu.Mo CoUocUon, recelTo our pnimot .tk'ntlon. LANE COUNTY BANK (fcambli.brd In ISNK., '- or EUGENE, i OREGON. A General jlankiny business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. O. HOVKY, PrvsMettt J. M. AHKAMS, CmIimy A. . HOVKY Jr.. Awt hitler AlTOIlXEYrt-AT LAW. i- c hale I' 01,lo!' JJALE A XOHTON, ArrOltNKYS-AT-LAV. Kuouu 1 ul '1 Clirinuiau Uluck. HCIit.VE, OBKGON. J M WII.1.IAMH, ATTUIINKYAT-LAVV. Collection, a fiiecialty. Otiice Over Lane 'onn'.7 Bank, EO A DOIilllH, A'n'tJltXEYATl.AW. Office Over Tjiiib County Bank. Kt'GKNf. (Jiikoon. BII.YKU, a'itoi:nky-ati,aw. Office Over First National Bank. El'okse, Ojieoon. A C WOODCOCK, ATTOlt XEY-AT-LA W. Office One-half block south of Chrumaj Blk EtniKNK, Okeom. Jt SKIl'WOHTli. A'ITOJtNEV-AT-r.AW. Will practice in all the Court 'k. KlMJENE OilEilON. HRLML'S W THOMPSON CHA8 A HAKDY THOMPSON A I1AHDY, ATTOItNEYSAT-LAW. Office In First National Bank Building. Practice in all the courta. Kuoene, Oheqon. QEO. B UOliHIS, ATTOHNEY A COUNSELOU-AT-LAW WiU practice in all the court of the Second Judicial DUtrict und in the Supreme Court of the Htute. Special nttention given to collections and matters in probate. Office Firitt National Bank lildg. Uooiofl 1, 2 and 3. MEDICAL. QSTEOPATHY. W. J. NOVINOEH, T). O. Graduate American School of Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo. Eugene: Itooma .4, 5 and 6, First National Itank. Monday, Wednesday and rnilay. !i a ui to 4 pin Consultation free nl o trice. D 11 3 W HARRIS. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office Over Wilkins As Linn' dnitr store. Otiieo Hours 9 to 12 a ni; 2 to 5 and 7 to p iu. Resilience Ferry street between 11th and KUYKENDALL, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office Tn Ohrhunaii Block. Special nttention to surgery aud surgical dis- cafes ui woiuen. jylt A h MCKLIX, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office Over Dunn's Store; room 5. Chronic diseases and disrates of women a specialty jl E SELOVEli, M. D. Late resident surgeon St Vincent Hospital, Portlaud, t)re 'ii. Office Over A. K, Wood's grocery store. Residence At Mrs M J Babb's, Hinh and Seventh. Euukne OK2noN. J S LUCKEY, JEWELE1L Watches and Clocks Repaired. Ki'uene, Outuoy O MDDI.E, DENTIST Olliee On Olive (troel, .between IFifth und Sixth ntn'i'K, one block went of Minnesota xioiei. wiwwiiimi linn in iiHi-amy-.- EAST AND SOUTH VIA THE SHASTA ROUTE OK THE Southern Pacific Go ExpivsaJTrains Leave Fortland Daily South l Xoi-Yn p in j Lv Portland Ar I i:.'?0 a u 11:1V pin I Lv EiiK'i-im Lv 4:11 am 8:1 " n in Ar San Francisco Lv frsH) p m Alxn e trains stop at East Portland, Oregoi.! Citv. Wooilburu. Snlem. Ttirner. Alnri.,i.. detferson, Albany, Tangent, Shedda, Haley. llarrinbiirg, Junction City Eugene, ('reswell. vvwj;e urove, i tiiii,k 'HKiami ana ikisehnr.'t Rebate tickets en wle lie t ween Portland oarrauiento aim fn r raneiseii. Aet ratt en iirsi cuwi auu ?n se'uu-eiass, lucluilitig ICoMoburK Mail, laily. -WhiiiI i.v Portland Ar 1 4:30 j m '-MMpm l.y Eugene Lv jU);;Vtftm 5:'-V p iu ' Ar Roceburt; Lv ":W a m Dining Cars on Ogden Route rullman Bufft't tltx-for8 and" ecMiui Class Cara Attacbeil toJ nil Through Trains. Went SUlv mxinionT BKTWBKN PORTLAND AND COHVAUJS ktAlL TRAIN IVA1LT (EXCIPT StlfllAT.) ( :.M imll.r t'oriiana Ar I rv pw ii:;v p cp Ar v-orTrvm i.t pt CITATION. At Attny and CorralUi cnnect with train of Oregon Central A Eastern Kaiiway. SUMMONS. Iu il,- nut Court ol Uli l.'o'lutj , .Slut' of Oit irou. In the Mutter ol the Estate oil , Jso ,b Oilltupie, ilewusul. I I XS 1'IIE KAME OF THE STA . E Of UKt- To(iiv-.iM l(uy, Oo. tin Duy, Ib'mi-o. M lnv, Uvid Duy, Cburlen Duy, J'!ot Cnmiibdl und William Cumpb II: Voil nuJ euob ol yoo are bereby rqnirfa lo ..ppear i i tbe Couuty Court of lim nlaie i f "r 'ou, for tbe conuty of Ii iti". t tbe Comt ltocm tbtreof, st lbs citv of Eugene, in Hie aoiil county ol Lnne, on Monday, the 3rd (1'iyof April, IMI'J, t HI o'clock b. m. of th.it day, tben end tbtrc to liaw conue, if any vou have, why a ivrtuin pelttlon In wnliiiB preaentai to tbe wild County C onrt by J. H. McClunb and C. W. Vounf,'. executoM of said vlt, and now on lib) tin rem, for an order for the rale of renl property abonld i.ot be adinittld and granted according to said petition now on ttle. Tbe mid real properly desoribed in said petition i as follows, to-wit: I.oia 1 ai"l 4 in block 6 of tbat port of tbe citv of Eugene which was originally platted "lid recorded as Shaw's Addiuon to Eutf. no City Aod also i bo onth liilf of lot 7 and all of lot Hi in bl.ickXo 3 of that part of the city of Eugene which was oriumally platted nud recorded as Snaw's Addi'ioo to EuijenoCity Aud nlfolots 17 and 18 of block No i of tbat part of tbe oily of Engene which was originally platted and recorded as ShaWji Patterson's Addition to Eugfue City. And also lot 1 in block No 1 of Ells woith Addition to Eugene. And also lot No 7 in blocs No 1 of Shel tou's Addition to Eugene. And also tho west half of lots 6 anil 7 iu block U of that part of the city of Eugeno which was originally platted and recorded by Eugene F. Skinner and Mary Skinner as Eugene City. Excepting the railroad right of way. And also beginning at a point 171 font west oi me soutneast corner oi ioi iu in block No 2 of that part of the Oitjr of Eocene which waa originally platttd aud recorded as Mulligan's Addition to Eugene City ou tho wcBt, and tunning thence wort 220 feet, thence north to tho south lino of Eighth Sireet, thence easterly alcng the south line of slid street to a poiut due north of the plcoe of -beginning, aud thence south to tbe place oi beginning. Aud also beginning at the center of the mill race at its iutersectiou with the north side of the county road, run thence westerly alon? the side of the couuty roud lot) feet, north c'O feet to the southwest end of tbe mill dam, thence easterly parallel with the county roud 180 feet to a poiut opposito in the center of the mill race, and thence down the center of the mill race to the place ot beginning. Also the N V 4' and tho N W of the S W of section 10 iu Tp 1G south, range l west, zuu acres. Also tbe S V, of the S E M aud the S Y, of tbe S W of section 14, iu Tp 10 south, rnuge 2 west. 100 acreB. Also begiuni at too meander post on south side of tbe Willamette river on line between Tp 17 south, range .3 west, and Tp 17 south, range 4 vest, and running thence soutb 4.b0 cbstothe south line of u L u No IS, notf 31)01: thence run east 26 10 cbs north 5 chs, to the bank of river, and thence westerly by meanders of said river to tbe place ol beginning 13 acres, more or less; also lots numbeied 1, u and 0 and the S W 't of S W '4 of section 18, in Tp 17 south, rango 3 west, coutaining (il.37 acres; also beginning at the northeast corner of the N W V of N W M of section 10 in said Tp 17 south, range 3 west, thence south 11.11 ehs; thence sonth 78 degrees west l.u'O cbs, Bontb 46 degs, west G chs, sonth 28 degs, .west 6 chs, south 9 degB, west lo cbs, Botllb 2 degs, east 4 &0 chs, sonth 12 degu, east 1.71 chs. west 2.48 chs. south 65 degs, west to weBt lino of said section 10, north to JN W corner of sold see tiou nnd east to place of beginning, con taiuing 07. 10 acres. Also lots 5, 7 nnd 8 and the S E of S E of section 13; aud lots 1, 6, 7 aud 8 in section 24 of Tp 17 south, rnuge 4 west, ex cepting about 40 acres thereof convoyed to joun iJeoiicK leaving about 102 acres. Also the north half of the northwest quarter (N y, of N W yt) of section 13, Tp 18 south, range 2 west; also begiuniniz at iue uoiinwesi corner ol lot l in said section 13, aud running thence east 40 elm. south 9.40 chs, west 40 chs, and thence uoitd U.40 cbs to the place of beginning 117.40 acres. Also the E of N E.X and E y, of 8 E '4 of seotiou 22, Tp 18 south, ruugo 12 wesi iou acres. Also the E y, of S W yt of section 19 aim uie y, ol tue IN W of section 30, excepting W. acres conveved to School District No 31, containing 107 acres in T p 21 south, range 2 west. Also beginning at tho N W comer of a tract of land conveyed by V. P. Fisher and wife to A 11. Snow, June 12. lo91. recorded iu Heed licok No 31, on page 523, Lane county, uregoii, and tben:e due oonth on west litio of said Si ow'a loud 30.35 chB, tbonce west 0.88 c)ib, meuce north 30.35 chs, thence east 'J.USy, cbs to tho place of begiuuing, all in Tp 17 S K 5 west iu ljane couuty, Oregon, nud containing 30 acres more or less. Witness ihe lion E. O. Potter, Judge of tho Couuty Court of the State of Oregon for ...u .vi:,j w, iiiiup, mis uiu any oi reb' ruary, lblW. Attest- E. U. Lkk, Clerk. CDRVALL1S & EASTERN LI W llamotte River Division. Steamer Win. M. Hoag (C'npt, Geo. Haube) Huuning refiularly between Portland and Corvallis, mopping at all way lanilioss. River Schedule Down river, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Leaves Corvallis C a. x. ; Al. hanv 7 a. M; lluena Vinia 8 a. m.j Inde pendence .)!.; Salem 10a.m.; Nowberg 12:31) 1'. M. ; ar'ivo at Portland 4:30 1'. M. Vy river, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Leaves Portland 0 a. m.; Ju'whci" 10:30 a.m.: Salem 3,Hp., Independence :0t'P. M.: PuenaYUa 7:30 r. M. ; Albany .:. r. Nl.; arrive at Corvallis 11KKI p. i. 'I'lii. !teanierha,been e. itiipped with first class accommodations, iuclnding an elegant piano. rsr,,,ae,i for cnrryin(, lK,lh (rc. ht and tvuwngera, J. Turner, Asent Albany, (Ireon. Edwin Stone, Manager, AILai-v. Or. C G Coker, Agent, l'ortlaiill, Or, foot of Yaniliill street. Moll's Nerverme UrtlESS TKAtll PAILT (lXCKFT SUM'AT.) 4:.V) n m I I. IVrtland Ar I 8:C;, a m iliiulAr McMuinviile I.t I a 8:;ii) n in i Ar iiii!'iemU'iiv l,v 4;50am THUOIHMI T1CKKTS to all rointe in the Eastern Sta'ea, Canada and Europe can be obtained at lowest rates from j. O. AUAIK. Acent, Kneena h. KOEIU.EK, t'. H. .MAKKHA.M, Maua;cr, K, A P. Atnt Portland, Onitoo. ! The r. t or snW by Wilkins & I,iUD. In h- Ciirmt Court of tho Stale of Oregon 1. iue Couuty. ltothihinl Brothers, it corpotati'io, oiguuizcd und exislli.g uuuer mo lawa of tbe State ot Uregou, PhiliililT, I vs Sidney lloru. and Lil an Horn, his wife, A. C. Dunn, F. E. Dunu, Geo. A. Dorris and Geo. H. Dorris. as execu'ora of ihe last a ill ant of tbe estate of F. I!. Dunn. lUecused, I Defendants. J To Sidney Horn and Lillian Horn, his wife and each I tbe oilier ucienau its; IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon : You aud each of you are hereby required to appear and answer the com print filed against you in the above entitled suit at tbe Court House, iu the City of Eugtno, Lane Countv, Stale of Oregon, ou or before the 26lh day of June, A. ., 18011, that being the first judicial day of tbe regular June, 1899, term of said court; and if you fail to answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will tuke ludgment agaiust you, defendants. Sidney Horu und Lillian Horn, for the sum of $550 00 with intercut thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per aitoiuu from tt.e 13th day of February, 1893, in gold coiu of tbe U. S., and for $100.00 attorney's fees, and costB nnd dis bursements of suit and will take a decree against you nnd cneh of the defendants herein, for the foreclosure of the mortgaged premises deBoiibed in the complaint to wit: Commercing at the Northeast corner of a tract deeded by Naucy J Stowell aud hus band to Geo O Mayei by deed recorded ou pnge 283 of book Gr, of Lane County Deed liecords, runuilig thence South 100 feet to tbe North line of tbt OiegoD & Cali fornia Kail Road rigbt of wav, thence South 80 deg and 45 min East along said right of way 100 14 100 feet, thence North 119 feet aud thence West 98 07 feet to tbe place t f beginning, all iu the City of Eu gero, Lune County, Oregon, and for r.n ori'.ur that snid property bo fold to satisfy ibe sums above mentioned and interest at 8 per cent per annum nud costs and dis bursements, and for ft deficiency judgment against Sidney Horn and Lillian Horn for any of said, sums remaiuiug unpaid upon the sale of said property and for lull relief therein. This summons is lublinhed in tho Eu gene Daily Guard by order of tho Hon j. vv . riumiitoD, Judge ol said court ana datid tbe 15th day of Mirch, 1899. Halk & Norton, Attys for Plaintiff. i.XECUTOIi'8 NOTICE. Notico is hereby given that the under siguen, J. li. Hill and A. L. Hill, have been duly appointed executors of the last will and testament, and of the eEtato of H. N. Hill, ceceased, by the Couuty Court of Lane Lonnty, uregou, and all persons bav. ng claims against said estate are hereby notined, and requued to presrnt tbe samo. duly verified, to the undersigned, at the law oflice of L. Bilyeu, in Eugene, Oregon, within six months from the dulo ol this notico. Dated September 17, 1S98. J. It. IIn.1., A. L Hilt,. l.A.'Ulolbul estate Ot 11. N. U.'il, l;r ceitst d. L. IiiLTEO, Attorney, NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that, William Naylor, executor of the estate of Alfred VWIsou, deceased, has filed his fiual ac- couut iu Ibe matter of said estate, in the couuty court, lor laue county, Oregon, and that Mouday, the Gth dav of March. 1899, nt the hour of one o'oioek iu tbe afternoon of said day.hnB boen fixed by order of said court, for the filing aud heoi iug of any and all objeotions to said account, and for tbe ntiM settlement of Baid estate; and all poisons interested in said estato are hereby notified, nnd required to file any nnd all objections agaiust suid account, with the clerk of said oourt, on or before tho said Gth day of March, 1899. And that the hearing ef objections, nnd tho final settle ment of said estate will be had at the conuty court house, in Eugene, Oregon. Dated tbis,21stday of January 1899. Wii Nailoii, L, Bilyko, Executor. Atty for said Ebtiito. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is heroby given that the under Higued has been by the Ccunty Court of Lane county, Oregon appointed execu trix of tbe estato of J. W Johnson deceased, and all persons having claims against snid estate are hereby notilltd to present ihe same to me duly verified at the law office of E. li. Skipworth, in Eugene, Oregon, withiu Bix mouths from the date hereof. Engene, Orfgoo. Dated Sept. l'.lth 18,)S H.-.LKN E. JoENSON, Eieculrix of Ike estate of J, W Johnson, deceased. E. K, Skii-wobth, Atty for CBlnte NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that the nnder sigued has Died in the County Court of Lane County, Oregon, his fiual account of the estate of Sarah J Kiik, deceased, and April 8 th, 1899, at 10 o'clock a m, of said day has been fixed as tho time, nnd the comt house, the place for hearing and pass ing on said final account. All porsons in terested in snid estate ore hereby notftted to prosent m writing any objeotions tltey may have, on or before said t iine, tonie allow ance of said fiual account. Dated Eugene, Oteton, March 8, 1899. .bK,IP'V0,BIB' J H O1LDE1.T, A"y for the Estate, Admr of said Estate. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notieo is hereby given tbnt the undersigned bas been appointed administrator ( Ibe es tate of Samuel Brumbaugh deceased, by the Countv Court nf r a ... All persons baviDg claims against said es- .... ... iiquirm 10 present them duly verinid to tbe undersigned at the Ott-Eon, wabm six months from the date of II IB UUlU't". 1'fb 3, 1899. .... WE Bnows, .Unimis rator of the Estate of Ssn-nel mnnibmib, deceased. L T liil.liis, Attorney. NOIIt ETC Ci.ELTlOItsT Notice is ,.... ,l,r ..:...J ., . . , , , s'"" mi me under sold have been appointed byth) County iurtof Lane county, Oregon, adminis- 'r.dors of the cl,.t w-;:o..r.. J..-.. , , .7, " v ,.tuuui miner, ae. ciased All persons hav it g claims agnins t,i. .1 ""lu 10 present them six month. f,om the d,ef rhisTot'icI 'n "ieu iuvi moer 20th, 1S9.S, I" HNKSTINK MILLKR, , , . . HsKMAS M1I.LKB. M 7 j 1 eata.e ol William an.Ji-r, dtceased. " t Notice is heK.iiy ,,, aexeeuiion dulv j .",'U,t., ourt of lLe J ""a interest 11,,.,.,.. .. 7. """"-"(I ,l.,a. 899 .atthera.e'r-'o;,; and twenty ami nn.i, r.UiM anA tU.. ' UO Urs.. ' iiirint-r ... -wj. uo-'no dollars ,-,,, bi! a sintwbei.iuo WU.j "'"),..' Rob, rl Thomas !',,"" '' Vkv. aoainsl ih .1. ,.'" ihli' "n uiii-ii, ,...1 1. . --'Ma- Cooper, and on a decre- , 1 " 1' rendeied iu said Court 0lda order to satisfy B,,id : ,'v"J""Mii,"; sell the follow.no ,J"J. ,J-' towit: 0 Miutu lf ; Lots one, two and 11 . East f South Es H"'?, 4.. 17 S U 9 West of the Win. "''Ha 120 acre, more or C;: o --ui Now therefore: In t),t premises at pl,i0 a, , b" U bidder for clsh, snbje" " 0"' .helstdayo.M,, of 9 o'clock a. m aud 4 o'X. T at one o'clock p. m. otl 7 P- s Dated this 2V 1 ? " '... SheiiffofLanei l By H.J.Day, Depuiy, y.fe.J " hi Sheriff's Sale Notice in lim,.l... ..: an XecoUonrt;r.'?" BA- wl Courtol the State' of court on the 2, day ol M,,ch V suit where u It It li-,.. ...:" L Butler was d..fendur.oP'T;i comuii.ndini tn i,. propei ty of the said ,i,leLa,u lf !; cient could not be found ttt-i rea property belonting to sjdd,S 'uvu iu BiiUMV lup trim hnmlred and seventy lou, 2 dollais with interest ut the u , oent per annum from tbe-d., attorney feeB and live dollets M-stTj sufbcient personal property to ,;' sum nud costs, I did on iheii.,' March 1899 levy on all the interest of the said cli feudant D L f" and to the following described rejl.' towit; The sonth eatl 1 r.t -,..r . 19 S It 6 W. W M cont"- . buuu.,t uii-ii. Now, therefore, In iheomod''. of Oregon, in compliance m),HZ will offer for sale all tbe ritfct" interest of the Hni,l ..(a...in.. - sam Heal Property, subject lo afc ui, puuno .uiuiion, 10 trio biubeil b oash, at tho south door of ihe tu rn Eugene, ijano t'ouuty, Oregom U"J' uay 01 ApnL 1' tween the honra nl l n'nni,. - o'clock p. in, to-wil: at ou otti ou emu uay. Dated this 17th dav of Uuet.lv W. iv, Wjih Sheriff of Lano Conitr.O uy 11. o . Day, Deputy. NOTICE OF FINAL SEnilE Notice is hirtby given 1L1I ib J sigueu, o w urlines. oilmmi-trtti estate o f Laura A Mmwit.ta Aut tiled notice of his final aceoDDt inti tor Of Hnill AtltlttlV ir. ll,o .,n, 1. Lane couuty, Oregon, audlloniij.a uuy 01 auuuary, lojy, Bt tne Da o'clock of said day bas beeu fixed I; court lor me uenriLg 01 objection account aud for Ihe tinal eettlecea estate. Dated this 15th dav of Sw.. M jlVCo L BlLYKtJ, AdciUCi . Attorney. notice to creditor Estate of Sarah S McClnre, JecHsi Notico is tcriby gives tbat Mati ana UiimetnuB T oillespteiunQ appointed executrixes of tbeesuw S McClnre, decrasi-d. All pinui elaiius ngninst said estate aieanii to present the same to tin- executrii law office of Ueorce B Dorris, rt; Oreoon, over the First Xiti:w withiu six months fteai tbe notice, with the nicffsaiy ron: Eutiene. Or. got, 1-ib Ulb, Mitt E IB Dametbics T littli; Gko B Donitis. E"'" Atly for Estate. NOTICE TO CKDIIOBi V.,,lna iu l.,..Kv P1VID. lit Whilst tt has beeu duly (ppM t,atn nf ,n .,i.i.ni WSMilie:.: by the Couuty Judge of UmC gon, ah persons u,",1jb 7.. Bind estate, oro neieuy ui"- me sumo 10 mo tio'i.tj.- , office of George B D011B.JW National Bank in tugeiw 1.: 1. a (.nm the - ni.uiu eiA U.U1.1UB .. t notice, with tbe necessity Dated this 2nd iloy of ilsrct, Geo B Donms .- GeojoI" Atty for estate, notice to :'i:emtoi;s. ha. Iven. 1 e ,. ,-n" .,'VU1" .'" ,,. ():,',, ""'". vniri oi l.aiietoun iT', '! l.v appointed administratrix of -rroi .1?-, I""?' "'"aseil, and all orel.v , "c!'naKin.t said estate ae ,K- LIZ , .!" Vre8t'nt ""' " w Al ? I; ' law B,fm"f K 'i Skip- Dated Eugene, Oregon, Feb. 15, 1S-K . li. SklPWiiRTII, Attorney for Administratrix. NOTICE OF FINAL SElW Notice is hcrbv given tbat Hs? i .1.. 1T...7 Midolia eieeiiiur 01 iue mm " . , .. ..... ;..'.!,. n.iirrol saiiK County Court for Lone Coo 1 . nnd that Monday, tbe nw-. 1899, at ihe hour ef Hocl''': dav, at the county Court Ho Oregon, has hem W W'; court for tbe henries of oif -,..,,., ir il.nUDaife"-- estate. a'nd all p.-iscsr?. "uf' e-tate are hen by ntiO"i aw file any and all ot-jectu-ns P witbtheCleik of said Conrtt said date. ,u-:V Dated this ibinu-3 IUuk & Koitox, AltortfJ' AEMlNlTmvTW . a. Vnliee is hereby gi "I signed, S. J ""t TV Countv Court of ci duly appointed aiiuiin"" of John A. llUK-b'". A sons unvirg -e t. henb; notined and "i j tbe same to satJ biiium" tied, ot the law elhc -gene. Oregon, wi:hJ"- date of this not:i'-'- . iia lir.i..,! t b.ut'De, of Ma.iu, lv.'J- i H" '.t.'s- L. lliLvsijAjty;. J Slier. Se.i.':: . M",,'ls street car line, writes t!.- ... ,,vloWi:l:'-T ':r-,t:- after all 1-Iiy- c-r. One Minute ' "'" Comer 1 'rug ?t"rf