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Daily Eugene Guard Publisliel every oeiiiuifof the week, bun ilayi excepted. A.Jilro all (.oinmuultatluim uuU uxika all iuiitUuuuii (payable to the EuoknkGuau f Eugene, Oregon. 8UHSCUIPTIOX BATES. I 'AIM. UellvenHl by carrier, ier week .ft Ueltrered by carrier, per month 5 ) JJytnail, one year (in advance) 6 10 Hix tuunthf. 3 00 One uiunth. . r& KiDgle oopieH. jj v . f Wllljuut be Hontby until to any adilroHH.for auy length of time, iioletw.p.tid advance. 1VKEKLY. One year' (In advance) ?2 00 Wiiinonths.'. 1 00 Advertising rates mode Ikuown on applicu-tion. Entered as Booond -class .matter at the Eugene, Oregon, poatotlice. EASTERN OFFICE- 20 to 2114 Tempt Court, New York City. T 55, KATZ, Agent CAMPBELL BROS Publishers THE .Snn,HonTitf VeJI I liii' rii Llli. 2 S 9 20222 23 24 23 20 272$ 20 30 WEATHER BUREAU. (Dally Beport.) Portland, Okkiiom, I Juno 7, 1H00 VM a. in. ) YVeiathor Forecast fur Kukcuu, Oregon: For Tonight and Thursday Fair, and wariuor. All llualnfds Iiftfora fo tlila office Uoulil bo directed to 'III It fillAIIU Mead of elllscr of llio proprietor, personally OAilll'lllil.l, llltOS WEDNESDAY JUNE 7 TUD8T8 AHD SBBBllUEa, The shipbuilder's trust baa as sumed oontrol of the three ship yards in Cleveland Ohio, and one of the octopus' officials informs a reporter that under the now man agement about five hundred em ployes will lose their jobs. Of this number betwoen eeventy-five and one hundred are bookkeopois, stenographers and clerks. Yet the Ilanna-Fuy ne shipbuilding subsidy bill is before congress, aBking for a prlnoely appropriation for the fos tering of thiB very trust! And it is likoly to go through, too, now that the reoreant Iteod has Bold the speakership. We. Buppose the old argument will be revamped for ubo In excu sing this reduotion of the working force. It will be said that the oost of production will bo so lessoned that poor people may have ships of tholrown. The folks living in Kansas will like this. If ever an editor line murderous' inclinations it is when employes make similar mistakes to the one that orept into tho San Francisco Examiner the othor day. Tho editorial writor had It that the "merchant's association opposes the Goary Btreot stoal." It was pub lished that the "association ap proves tho Geary street steal." A ooroner's jury could not but rendor a verdict of justifiable homicide under such circumstances. The state of Maine has passed a law making professional tramps subject to ton months labor. If other Btatos would do -the Bame, and put tranips' at work making good roads, there might be fewer tramps, antPbottor roads. The ex periment is worth the trying in Oregon. J" Wm-Taneck, nn American citi zeri. has beon jailed in Germany for lightly referring to Emporor Bill as "a big stiff." Notwithstand ing tbeundeuiable appropriatoness'l . f .1 '11.' ..1. - .......! A !4 oi lias QiijisiontJie trutuiui luuriev . . t tUJ was given a BUineuiH) in Bii uiuuvuu for-tJjInkiiiR out loud. t The fifty" million dollar plow truet, and seventy-five million agri cultural machinory trust ro hav ing trouble among the promoters. These would be thioves having fallen out among themselves the1 contemplated robbery of the farming community may not materialize. Chioago prinleri) nni lithograph ers have organized to take action aiinst and prevent, if posBihlu, tlie threatened advance in tho price of paper stock. If only h reasonable tariff was imposed on paper uiun utacturej there could be no trust to rib publisher and the public. The report of the war investiga ting commission has been pocketed by the President and his advisers. Nevertheless Alger, and thu Algerines that flock about bim, will hear from the people at ihe proper time. Star chamber tactics cannot be successfully applied to the ballot box. Our people can appreciate I'acilio ooast climate when they read about heit prostrations, and mills being shut down in the East on account of hot weather that is near the hundred mark thus early in the season. Ill advised philanthropists ate agitating the question of colonizing southern negroes in California. The South is the natural home of the bUck man, and the people who would tuke him into strange lands and unlriondly climates aro his worst enemies. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital,!$50,000 Surplus and Profits, $50,000 Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Dono on reasonable terms, flight drafts on Chicago, Ban Francisco and Port lam!, Oregou. r Hills of exchange Bold on foreign exmntrre. Deposits received subjectto check or certlh cat of leiosit. All collections entrusted to us will receive prompt attention, , Navigation on the great lakes approached that of the ocean. Con tracts have been let at Chicago for four steamers each five hundred feet long and nh eight thousand tons capacity for lake purposes. S.inator olect Depew of New York has gona to Paris (o witness events in the French eWpitol. The French senators are afflicted with the Bame complaint that renders Depew very tiresome at limes too much lh. The U of O athletic toam is not saying much, but will be heard from at tho meet in Salem next Saturday.. We predict the boys will come home with a good string of "events" to their oredit. Already a tolegraphic cable haB been laid between the two prinoipal islands of the Philippines by our military forces. Civilization fol lows the flag. The niTdtert Liof life and I death hiw puz ' atliid manv a XI wine man. The iSc alchemiHts o f vain for some combination of drugs that would prolong life indefinite ly. Common sense, chemis try wild medical nclence have combined in this n iy p tn show man tlie way to a long aud healthy life. Common senne tenches that a man should not over-work or ovcr-wony; that he should take Ample time fur his mt nU, for resting and for recreation and tdeep; that he should not neglect the little ills of life, because they are the precursors of serious and fatal maladies. Chemistry hnn enabled men to make combinations of drugs that were im- Jmssible in (he days of the alchemists, .ledical scitnee has taught when, how and why these coMihinatious of drugs should be used. Dr. Pierce's Uolden Medical Dis. covcry is the most valuable of all health trstorimc medicines, and the most effective. Its first work is upon the fountain head of life the stomach. A man who has a weak and impaired stomach and who does not ftroperly digest his food will soon find that lis blood has become weak and impover ished, aud that his whole body is improp erly and insufficiently nourished. This medicine makes the stomach strong, facil itates tho flow of digestive juices, restores the lost nppetlle, makes assimilation per fect, invigorates the liver and purifies and emiches the blood. It in the great blood maker, flesh-builder and uerve tonic. It makes men sluing in body, uctive iu in hid and cool in judgment. It does not make flabby fat, but solid, muscular flesh, nerve force and vital en crgy. All medicine dealers sell it. J. W. Jordan, linq., of Corbln. Whitley Co., Ky writes i " Aliotit twonnd n half year hro I wn tnkeu wHh severe pains in the chest, he gun to tnit up Hood, wan troubled with uinht sweiits and was so short winded that 1 could hardly wnlk hiiH" a mile. Tried lr. Tierce's Golden Medlctil Plueoverv and have improved both iu strength aiul weixht." The medicine dealer who urges some ubstituie is thinking of the laigcr profit he'll make and not of your best Rood. Many a Lover Has turnod with disgust from an otherwise lovable cjrl with an offensive breath. Karl's Clover ltoot Tea purities the breath by its ac tion on tlie bowels, etc, as nothing else will, Hold for yearn on absolute guarantee, IVice lb cts. and fx) vts. Hold by W ilkins & Linn Call For Comity Warrants. Notice Is hereby given that the follow! tig warrnuts will bo paid on presentation at my ofllce on and aftkr June 0 ISStli fntorvst on same will cease June 7 .- 1800.' All Laue oonuty warrants from registered n um bo r 4:100 to 4t10 both lucluslve. Dated, Eugene, June 6( IStW A 8 Pattkksov, County Ireastirer EUGENE-FLORENCE ft - Y. STAGE LINE. J3. BAN(3S, Proprietor, 8tB leavr KiiRpue for Florvuce Daily X(Vtriuiulay at 8 a m JdluriilntWslnifi' Irovm Florence Tor Kugttie daily rxet'pt hund&yti at 2 p m Hatunlnya at 8 a m. Arrives lu Kugene at 6pm the day follow lug. SINdl.I fah. .'. is.ro noi'Nii TKir aiu TlcsrU for Mlc l K. Rsuks' llrerr tni, RnKnc, o; t Uull A Dftywurort'f otl'.cv lu S . ' ' 1 T G HKNnnicK'i, President. S B Hakim, Vice president. P. E. KNnflHAS, fsliier. L. It Pott KB, Ass't Oashier EUGENE Loan i Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon CAPITAL (paiD:up) $50,000 W. E BROWN, President. ! B. 0 PAINE. Vice President. ' F. W, OSBURH, Csihler. W. W. BROWN, Aslt Caihlor DIRECTORS- FJWfOSBURN, B D PAINE, W E BROWN DA PAINE. J F ROBINSON, J 8 HARRIS W.W. BROWN, A (jienerui lluuking UusiuesH TruiiHacled on Favorable Terms lirsfls Issued on tho principal oltles of tho Dultud Btstes; also oxchaiiKO furnished avail' able ill all forcfuu colintriua. IntcroHt paid on time deiionlts. Kire-prcof raull or tho storage of valuable BUBIXKSS CAE US. AXTOBNKYU-AT-LAW c HALE.-ATTORWKY-ATLAW. Kooms 1 and C'lirininan Dlrwk. 8UQENB. OBEUON. j m Williams, ; ' AlTOIINKY AT-IiAW. (Collections a siieciultv. Ofiice Over Lane ('ounly Hank, BILYKU. . ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW. Ofliio Over First Notional Bank. Eugene, Oheooh, A O WOODCOCK, ATTOK NE Y-AT-LA W. Office One-half block south of Chrismaa Blk Euuene, Okkoon. Jgl It 8KIPWORTH. ATTOJtNEY-XT-LAW. Will practice fn all the Court's. . . KUUEKJS'OnEUON. HELMU8 W THOMpaON CHAII A HARDY IIOMPSON 4 HAKDY, T" A1TOENEYS-AT-LAW. Office-In First National Bank Building. Practice in all the courts. EuuKNE, OlIEUOM, LAKE COUNTY BANK llOsli.tilisliod In IH8S. ' - OK EUGENE, i OREGON. A GenerallBankinQ'business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. O. HOVEY, President J. M. ABRAM8, Cashier EAST AND SOUTH VIA - . THE SHASTA ROUTE OF THE Southern Pacific Go Express Trains Loave Portland South 7:0C p in 1'-': 111 iwn 7: In nm 5:110 a in 0:05 p m (i: HI a in K:lf p m 7:00 a in 8:15 pm 1:15 p m 7:55 a m I.v Portland Ar I,v Eugene Lv Ar Sau Pranclsco Lv Ar Ogdon Ar Ar Denver J.v Ar Omaha Ar Ar Chicago Lv Ar Los Angeles Ar Ar El Paso Ar Ar Port Worth Ar Ar New (Moans Ar Daily-TWorlh 8:00 a in 2:17 am 7:00 p m 1:10 pin 6:45 p in 8:.MI a m U I p in 0:25 p m 2;35 pm 8:40 a m 8:40 p m INING CARS OBSERVATION CARS Pullman first-claa and TotirUt Stooping uari attaclied to all through traliis. TlmniKh Touririt cars to Chicago with out change. ltOHcburic IIail. Daily. iaom Lv 'rtUnii Ar P4l30 p in 2HM pm Ly Kugeue I.r 10:50 am 6:20 p in 1 Ar Uoneburg l.r 7 :30 a m 4 orvnlim Iflnll Daily 7:0 a m 11:55 pm Lv I Ar Portland C'orvnllia Ar I 5:50 pm Lv 1:20 pm At Albany and Oorvallls connect withtraio of Oregon Central & Kantern Railway. liidcpcitUfinre laiiunfror iiully iKxcopt Sunday t EXPM88, TRAIN PAILT (KXOKPT BDNTIAT.) 4:50 p m Lv Portland Ar 1 8:25 a m 7;S0 p m Ar McMinnville l,v 5:50 a m 8;H0 p m Ar ImlepeiHlcnre Lv 4:50 a m Direct oonnection at San Francineo with vtoKinnhip lines for Hawaii, Japan, China, the riiillipinet. and Auntralia. l'or through tickets and rated, call on L O ADAIR, Or E J McCLANAHAN, Depit Agent City Ticket A tent, Eugene, Oregou. KKOKHLER, O It MARK HAM, Manager. ti F and P A, Portland, Oregon. 0 R & N GO. Depart For Vast Mail 8pm Time Schoitulo. " 'Prom Portland Spokane Plyor 2:10 pm 8 p m 8" p m Ex nndav Ht 10 p iu - . ( a in Salt Lake, lVnver, M Worth, Omaha, Kansas I ity, St louia, Chicago and Walla VaTurii kant MinneaHlia St Paul. Duluth, Milwaukee, Chi eiin and Kaat. Ov'KAK STFjVMSHirS Sail every 6 days Comhsi.v KlVXH To Atoria and Way lauding. WiumktteKivih Oregon ilty, New tarv, Salem and ay l. indinpi. 7; a m nTiw. 'Vhw mid Sat l.v Corya!' 7:15 a m Mod, Wed and Kri. Arrive From Fast Mail G;45 p ni SjHikane . Flyer 4 p rn - P 10 Ex Btinday 4:30p m Ex Sunday 1U.AMKTTK A Nil YaMHILI. ltlVEHH Oregon I'ity, Iay t'Ti ami Way Luulinir. Wn i.niimEHivER I Portlaad to l'or-1 VAltiianit Way Laiiilintm. ', 8:S0pm Mon, Weil and Fri "A rr Portl'd 4 :3(t p m Mon, Wt.l a0J Fri. I.v Itiparia I Smke TSiver. Lvlwiatn Daily lliiuiria to Lenistn l'aily I I L L Stevens, Agent, Kuicnc. W H Hur burt Ceil Pass Agt, l'ot t, Of QEO. B DOEKIS, ATTORNEY ft COUNSELOR AT-LAW Will practice in all tlie courts ot the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of the state. Special attention given to collections aud matters in probate. Pffice First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1, 2 and 3. SUMMONS. In tho Circuit Court 01 mo m for the Count) of L.1110. Lizzie N Tlioiupsou. PhiiuliU, I MaudBpeuctra"dMulind,Ilnudy,j buit iu eunity to foreclose a mortage on real orouerly. ' To ManJo Speiicir nnd waiinuy i.unuy, Ihe above unmecl ueioiiim...". (1 it THIS NAME OF TtlK blAfh Ot (Jreton, You nnd each of you. are iereoy eunimoned to appear in said circuit court, on Monday the 2lith day of Juutf, lbJJ, that beii'g tho first day of tho uest nKular ormof said court, and answer tlio corn. ulaiut of the pnuuiiii nii-o im.i.u, r... . I,n lakoii niwinxt you for tho relief prayed for iu llio uomplaint, for tho sum of 3u0.0U in U. B. Bold coin, with interest thereon at iu peroeui P """ since January 7th, ISO'J. and for 15 00 at ir,,'s feo. aud for SU.05 for taxes paid, with interest thereon at ton pelont per unuum since the 10th day December, iojo, ...,i in, and disbursements of suit and a decree for tho foreclosure of the mortgage lieu upon the following aesonuea roai pioy orty siluated in Junction Oily, Lanooounty. Ststo of Oregon, to-wil: Lotsnumbers 1 aud l block No. 38 of said Junolion City, and suoh other relief as to the Court niuy seem equit able. Aud it is ordered by the Hon L O Potter, county judge of said Lane oouuty, that service of this snmmonB be mad" upon you by publication in the Eugene Gomd for siiconsecuilve weeks, and that you ap pear in said circuit court on the 2(!lh day of June, lb'JU, aud answer the complaint filed in Baid oonrl. It is also ordered that the sherill' of said county shall send a copy of the summons nnd eoniplniut forihwith to ilia uuwi riAipiirinntH bv deoosit in the post- oflice ut Eueno Oiiy, direoted to said de fondants at Seattle, Wnshingtpn, postage prepaid. Kni.i order ia dated Mav 10th. 1899, and the first publication of this Bummons May 13, louu. Gko. B Donnis, Plaintiff's Attorney Notice of Executors Real Estate. Sale of MEDICAL. QSTEOPATHY. W. J. NOVINGER, D. O. Graduate American School of Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo. Eugene: Rooms 4, 5 and G, First National Bank. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 0 a m to 4 p m Consultation free at office. D RJW HARRIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office Over WilkinH h Linn's drug store, OHice Hours 'J to 12 a m; 2 to 5 aud 7 to 9 p in. Residence -Ferry streot between 11th nnd 12th. T KUYKENDALL, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OfficeIn Chrisman Block. Special attention to surgery and surgical dis eaPAB ot women. E SELOVER, M. D. Late resident Burgeon St Vincent Hospital, Portland, Orem. Office Over A. E. Wood's grocery store. Residence At Mrs M J Babbs, Hii;h and Seventh . EUQENE OBZaON. jJ-RS KATHERINE L SCHLEEF, M D SDisea8es of Women and Children Office Shel ton Block, opposite Guard office T C. LOW, M, D. Special attention to Burgery, Diseases oi voinen, ana oi nose ana inroat. Consultations lft months' experience In Cook County Hospital, Chicago, Drain Oheuon. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER, Watches and Clocks Repaired. KUQKNE, OhEQOV D It G BIDDLE, DENTIST Office -On Olive streot, between IFIfth and Sixth streets, one block west of Minucsota uotoi. v THROUGH TICKETS TO THE EASTandSOUTHEAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY S3 Pullman Palace Sleepers, Tour ist Sleeners and Reclining Chair Cars Daily to . . .'. u DENVER, OMAHA, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS' And other ' Eastern Cities The only line from lVirtlauit olloilnc passengers Seiallr Condneted Kxeursions throut,'h Ui Chicaco every Wednesi'ay. Dally Tourist Car (Service Portland to CHcaqo Via Southern Pacific, Union Tacitic X W liy's, nKKre checked thmuch to destination. Maxniiicent scenery. Union deiit. fiut time, lowest rate. For further information, apply to anv aj;ent Southern Pacific Company, or J H L.VTHUOP, C K BROWN Cen'l Ant. lNt Paw At 1 bird street, Portland, Oregon. SUMMONS. In circuit Court ol tho State of Oregon for Lauo County. Frank Ostmra, Plaintiff, vs. Charles Krfcksou, Andrew M Erlckson, I (i w uouerts. uino v Kouerts, wreu r. ? Jtoberts, James York, Lane County, Kobert W lay, and W A Cox, Defendants. Suit fn equity to foreclose a mortgage on real property. To Charles Krfckson, Andrew M Erlckson and Jhthcb York, tlie above named defendants. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE gou, You and each of you, are hereby summon ed to apneur In said Court and answer the coin p afut ni llio plaintllt' tiled therein, on or be to re theiiith day of June. A I 1!J, that being the first Judicial das of'the reetilar Juno, 1t'.i!, term of said court; and if you fait to answer for want theroot, the piaiHUii will cane jut-ginem ogttinst you, defuudauts Charles Ericneon and Andrew M Ericksou, for tho sum of tieventeen Hundred Dollars with Interest thereon at the rate of eight per cent per annum from the 20th day of April, 1&U, in U. b.gold coin, and for a reasonable attorney', fee, as the Court may al low, and costs and disbursements of suit, and will tako a decree against you defendants Charles EriebBon, Andrew M Kiickson and lames York, and each of the defendants herein for tlie foreclosure of the mortgaged premises described lu the complaint to-wit. Commencing at tho southwest corner of a tract of land sold and conveyed by Will tain Sloan and wife to Norris Humphrey by deed recorded in deed book H, page 240 of the records of Lane county, Oregon, on a line with the enst side of Willamette street extended south; thence north on Willamette street fifty-seven 57) feet; thence east ono huuard and sixty feet (100; thence tsouthoue hundred and etgh-ty-uino feelflNil: thence west one hundred mid sixty feet 100; theuce north on Willam ette street one hundred and thirty-two feet to pinco ni beginning. In Section 31, Township J", SK;UV, In Lane countv Orenon. and fur an order that said property be sojd to satisfy the Duma nuuvu nieiuiuneu auu interesiai eiKiii per cent per annum and costs and disburse ments ana for the relief prayed for iu the com plaint herein. This summons is published in the Daily Eu GKNK Guard by order of the Hon K O 1'otter County Judge for Lane county, and dated Ihe Uth day of May, ww. First day of publication the 11th day of May, ISM. Thompson & IIardy, Attorneys for Plain tiff. SUMMONS. In the Cironit Court of the State of Oregon, for Lano County. NicuoluB Kolbet, Plainliff, ) va y Christina Kolbet, Defendant ) To Cbristina Kolbet, defendant abore named: IN THE NAME OP THE STATE OF Oregon, yon ore summoned and required to appear uuu answer iue complaint tiled against j ou in the above entitled oourt and cause, on or before June 20. 169!). ilmt ho. ing the first day of the neit regular torm of said court, to be begun and holden af the Courthouse in Eugene, Lane Connty, Ore gon; and if you fail to appearand answer nn uereiu require!!, ine piaintltl will apply to the said oourt for the relief prayed for in said complaint, td-wit: For a decree of said court, declaring the marriape contract now existing between plaintiff and defend ant, forever dissolied, that defendant be forever hatred from any dower interest in the following described premises to-wit: The north V. of the northeast nmi ,ul north y, of the northwest '. of Section 22 J Trtvnahi,, ,7 R II ft U'. ... iL T Oregon, and for full rolief. This summons is published in the Dhli uoiioj oy oruer oi ine lion E O Potter judge ot i,ano County, Oregon, niado ..uu mini ni, euuuioers, at tticeue, UreRon, May 11, 18US. Dated May 11, 1899. GEOltGE W KIN8EY, Attorney for Plaintiff. Notice is hereby fiivt n that tho Executors of the last Will and Testament nnd etato of Jacob Gillespie, deceased will, by virtue of an order duly issued out of tho County Court ol Lane Cbuuty, State of Oregon, on tho lnt, day of May 1899, soil the following descriiitd pieces and parcels of real propei ty belonging to said estate, to-wit: Lois 1 and 4 iu block U of that part of llio city of Eugene Which was originally platted aud recorded as Shaw'a Addition to Eugene City. - And also the south half of lot 7 and all of !nt lu in block No i) of that part of the city of Eugene which was origi ally platted and recorded as Shaw's Addition to Eugene City. Aud also lot 17 and 18 of block No 1 of that part o tho eily of Eugene which was originally platted and reooruea ns &naw & Patterson's Addition to Eugene City, A'adalso lot I in block No 1 of Ells worth Addition to Eugene. And also lot No 7 in blook No 1 of Shot- ton's Addition to Eugene. And also the west half ot lotB b and 7 in block 9 of that pin t of the city of Eugene which was originally platted and recorded by Eugene , bk inner and Mary bkmner aB Eugene City. Excepting the railroad right ot way. And also beginning at a pcint 174 feet west of the southeast corner of lot No 4 iu block No '2 of that part , of tho City oi Eugene which was originally platted and reoorded as Mulligan's Addition to Eugene City on the wet, und running thence west 220 feet, thonee north to the sjuth line of Eighth Btreet, thence easterly nloug the Booth line of said strueltoa point due north of the place of beginning, und thence south to the place i f beginning, Ai.t'i uino he j iuriug at the cimter of the mill ii'te ni is inte:s ciion viah the north sideo! iut C'aiuty road, run lutuce westerly aku tlie -li.'.eof the county road i50 teet, north ouioet to ine- southweet end ot the mill dam, thenee easterly parallel with the oouuty road 180 feet to a poiut opposite in the center of tho mill race, and thenoe down the center of the mill raoe to the place of beginning. Also tho N W and the N W of the S W Ji f seolion 10 in Tp 10 south, range 1 west. 20b acres Also the S y, of tho S E and the S Y, of the S W yt of section 14, iu Tp 1(1 south, range 2 West. lliUnorts. Also beginning at the mtander poBt on south side of the Willamette river on line betweon Tp 17 south, range 3 west, and Tp 17 south, ramie 4 west, and running thence south 4.60 ctiB to the south line of D L C No 78, notf 3904; thence run enst 26.10 elin; north S chs, to the bank of river, and theuce westerly by meanders of said river to the place of beginning 13 aores, more or le'ii; also lois numbered 1, G and 9 and the S W yt of S W of section 18, in Tp 17 south, range 3 west, containing 01.37 acres; also beginning ut the northeast oorner of tho N W of N W of seolion 19 iu t.ui I Tp 17 south, range 3 west, thence south 11.11 chs; theuco south. 78 degreeB west 1.60 chs, south 40 degs, west 6 Olia, south 28 degs, weBt 6 chs, south 9 degs, west 15 chs, south 21, degs, east 4 b0 ohs, south 12 degs, east 1.74 ohs, west 2.48 chs, south 65 degs, west to west - line of said section 19, north to N-VV corner of said sec Mm. a: rt oust iu place of begiuuing, con (aiuitig 07.10 aoies. Also lota 5, 7 and 8 and the S E of S E Yt ol section 13; and IoIb 1, 0, 7 aud 8 in section 21 of Tp 17 south, range 4 west, ex oeptii g about 40 acres thereof conveyed to Johu Debrick leaving about 162 acres. KiQ the north half of the northwest quaiter (N y, of N W y.) of seotion 13. Tn 18 routh, range 2 west; also beginning at iue nun n west corner ot lot No 1 in said section 13, and running thence east 40 chs, smith 9.40 chs, west 40 chs, and thonoe noiiu a.iu cub to ine place of beginning 117.40 acres. Also the E y, of N E and E y, of S E of seotion 22, Tp 18 south, range 12 west ICO acres. Also the E yt ol S W of section 19 aud the N y, of tho N W y. of aection 30, excopung 2 aores conveyed to School District No 31, containing 157 aores in Tp 21 south, innge 2 west, Also beginning at the N W oorner of a tract of land oouoyed by VV. P. Fisher and wife to A. B. Snow, Juno 12, 1891, recorded iu Deed Book No 31, on poge 523, Lane county, Oregon, and thenco due south on west line of taid Snow's land 30 35 chs, thence west 9.88 chs, thence north 30 35 chs, thence east 9.88 cbs to ihe plaoe of beginning, all in Tp 17 S E 5 west in Lane county, Oregon, and containing 30 acres more or less. That the nbove said pieces and parcels of real estate will be sold at private sale, and said Executors will commence to sell said real property on I he 8th, day of June, 1899, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, and will continue to sell from time to time, said property until all is sold. The terms oi sam sale will be oish in hand or one quarter in cash and notes for the hnlanno. secured by mortgago on the property sold n in us ItltLCU. Dated Eugene Oregon, May 3rd, 1890. J. H. MoClono 0. W. Yodno. Executors. - Sheriff. Sai... nroreci, Notice is h,.i,." " an exccuiieu duly C,T "tub,. iZ.r ' '"e, nu tu ..TO, 1899, on a im! . Ui t. on the 8th dm u( , in 'jA f three Zl I, CS (3I5 40, .lolls, wu IS the rate ot 0 said 8lh day of M ,p? "no,T nfyfee,,,,LZ;bV5 also accruing co8lH " l S Martha FinS were 1 ?e,d, Eo6( ll 1 the defendants, Eug "e S'S Finn, and on a dee,.. V" H order of ssle tZl'T diug me in o t to"8"1. meat and costs, to I In Cf' scribed real properly L i8, ,0I,7 ofthesouthweit'', outh, range 1 '. ' 28 fj Oregon, together i"h ,fc to hereditaments aud anm,.. 08 ! bebngi,or.nvwKfe'S; Now therefore: In ihf o'Oron.incom phaDC 1 will ofler for sale th. Ii ""JiS Premise, at public 0?L " C bidder for ca,h, subject T '8,l'l2 the south door of Iue CouIt"S geno, Latie Countv 0,,.! ' Ho,".k the 14th day of Ju" 6 hours of 9 o'clock ,. 0' 'i ; towns at one o'clock n ,4,4i! . 'edthisethXoa;,' Sheiift'of Lan'rW' Wn"1t Sheriff's Sa,eo; Notice is hereby given tn.. i . ejeoiiti,,,, July i..e,le 'fLl.., of the State of Orieou , a .e,C,n tl 1899 nn a ju,..,ut ,emi') '1Vil!l day of March, lnl, . notice to creditohs. Estate of Sarnh S McClnre, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Mary E Avers and Daniotiius T Gillespie have been duly appotutcd exocutrixes of tho estate of Sarah 8 McClure, deceased. All persons hnvine claims against said estate are duly notified to present the same to the executrixes at the law oflice of George B Dorris, at Eugene Oregon, ovor the First National Uank within six months from the date of this notice, with tho necessary vouchers if anv Eugene, Oregon, Feb 13th, 1899. Miiir E AfKns, DamKTRIUS T GltXESPIB, Geo B Dobiib, Executrixes. Atly for Estate ADMINISTIiAl ItlX NOTICE. . i 'J0" ,be"by JJ"en luat the under signed, 8. J. Hughes, has bren by the t onnty Court of Lane Connty, Oregon duly appointed administratrix of the estate of John A. Hughes, deceased, and all per sons having claims against satf estate are hereby notified and leqnired, to present the same to said administratrix duly veri fied, at the low oflice of L. Bilvcu, in Eu- :?e?Z0noLhin8iXffiOn,h8''- otMa'd,:', 0r'"tl'i'24,hd.y S. J. IlroHEs, L. Biltk. Atty. AJ'lnilrix. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that the nnder sigued has filed in the County Court of Lune County, Oregon, his final account of iue estate oi Baron J Kirk, deceased, nnd April 8th, 18U9, at 10 o'clock a m, of enid day has been fixed as the time, and the oourt house, the piece for hearing and pass ing on said final account. All persons in terested in said eBtate are hereby notified to present in writing any objeotions they may have, on or before said time, to the allow ance of said final account. Dated Eugene, Oregon, March 8, 189D. E H Skipwobih, J H Gixbeut, Atty for the Eptale, Admr of said Estote. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the under signed has been by the ticunty Court of Lane county, Oregon appointed execu trix of the estate of J. W. Johnson deceased, and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same to me duly verified at the law oflice ot E. K. Skipworth, in Eugene, Oregon, within six mouths from the date hereof. Eugene, Oregon. Dated Sept. 19th 1808 Eelkx E. Johnson, Executrix of inn ..mut nt i tu Johnson, deceased. . I., fciiirwoain, Atty for CBtute NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice 1 llProt-V niroH V1 T - persons ha.wg claim, aeainst said e,". . hereby notilie, to nrenent lh I duly veritie... a, theiTw" Tn Dated EiiSene, Orrgen, Feb. 1.",, 1h(i, A,ln,!l.i.-. .""""If Dies-rdZr '"etsU, E. R, 8KlrwnnTH. Attorney for AdminLitratrix. of l.uilwi NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that the under signed, J W Grimes, administrator of the estate of Laura A Mansfield, deceased, has filed notice of his final account in the mat ter of said estate, is the county court for Lane county, Oregon, and Monday, the 2Dd day of January, 1899, at the hour of 1 o'clock of said day has been fixed by said court for the hearing of objections to said account and for the final k tllement of said estate. Dated this loth day of Nov., 1898. J W Ghimks, L IirLVEu. Administrator. Attorney. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. ,(?.0,,.,'5,"n"f,,y Itlvcnthat the undersigned It i llndd.eston .lias been duly appointed ad ministrator ot the estate ot I J Castleman Oteeased, tiy tlie county court or l.atm countv, ureson, ami all persons havlnii claims sRsllist snlil estate are hereby notllleil to present the same duly verilleo to said administrator at his residence in Etmetie Orenou within six months from the date ot this notice. Hated Ihii llth day ot May It C Hunoi-ESTON, Admtnistratorof said estate. per annum, anil Thirty-Fir, i ' tars Attorney's fe,, wt ' thereon, ami tlia farther .nm i"J! " suit wherein the United Loan Company , ViAl,a f i Eaves. Daniel W Eaves .,,1 'i "H1 were Defendants, and i. ed Anna C slaves and DaS on a ileeree of foreclosure .j , rentlered in said courteorSjl0 " der to satisfy said iu ZTS'1 ! the following dew , Ka S5'1" Lots numhered 2) and ifn1 amended plat of FJ anil hied for record in H l-.W." .. ... icuru in UieofficJaTj "f-raaid county ol Lsr," Now therefore: In the nunrf. Or.no,,, is complianrawith uU1j. offer tor sa . th.abor. descriwJS pub he auction to tl,e hihT w?J subject to re.le.,,tio,atthe cou. t house .,, KilBene.Laaei ,i on ft cl nesilay the 14th .lay of tweeu the hours of il0.0l,i g- in., to-wit: at one o'cletk a, Uated this 9th day of Mav 11 ' V v k. NOTICE TO CKED1I0K. No.ioo is hereby given that P M JfdV son has been npiioited bj u Couit of iauo oouuty, Oregon, idnm tor of the estato ofC F CJsmh, js auu un persons uaviDg clsimi UIM11I estate are horehy notified atd an A present ILe same to said limuA amy vonneu as by law reqiired, s i law offioe of M 0 Wilkins, inEijmis kuui wuuio sixniomnsuomttKditfu 01- Dated at Eunene. OretoD. toiU.l PMMcPum, Aaminisirator estate ol (J ft dtccasid. M 0 Wilsiks, Attoroey fotfctj NOTICE TO C1UDII0E5. Notiee is hereby given thai Ikinittpl mis oeen appouittu sdmiDatntoritlksl rate ot aauiuel tiramoaDgadeeeuM!,R County Court of Lane Conntr, fts All persona having claimB egainstsuts-l talo are hereby requited to prdnital duly vcriued to the undersigud a Euoue Loan a: 8avici:s Hut. bt Oregou, within six mcnths fioaihbti tnis notice. Feb 3. 1699. WEBbh Administrator of Ibe Eaute of su Brumbaugh, deceased. L T Iltitius, AltoiDtr- NOTICE TO CBEEIIOB. al 1 U3t Notice is hereby given Hut tb signed nave been appoints tfi" Cnnrt of Lane countv. Orfson, I irators of Ihe estate of William life ceased. All neisons cavirt t said estate are notified to pw with llui nrnner VOUCUfS tP lit' signed at the law office oUC H1! in Etigeue, Lane connij, six months from the datoof thuaeuot n....l v,lmr!!nih. 1S9S. EosEsmi Hn"1 Hciiuslkua of the esta e d M Miller, deceaoed. NOTICE OFFIXALSElTLtlff Notice is hereby gheo lW - j i I l.a. linn IrtOUt Blgneu lias hicu uu administration of thoesUteelJ" deceased and that the Coantj the time for examiuirgand tl final awount on llay bid iJ'fc :n iue lorenoon oi ci--j, - tf ,i . i,n innM uc Oiegon. All P"'"A,.I . in are hereby BOllfld "". niiowaoeo oi sum the aaM Oth day o'Jw .... v.., sill uia'-' mentandtsiaieoi. E RSkq worth, AtlorMT. Eugene. Oriyon, April tiECCTOB'SMWI v.l. in hereliv fiin I'fl signed, J. K. WHtti been duly appoint "": b,i wUlaudie8..,u,enl,.nfl, Lane County. OrfEn, ng claims against seam... ".i-j i .enmea u i" ii nOtineu, uuu - ,,-rtrt.- . duly verified, to t" "L r-.i'a lowothce ofL. ""J;"' "be ' lil,l iv moiilhs f"0 notice. , tfA Dated September li,l'' 0: ,' L B' . . ..j a H Executois ot cii.iv ceased. , k , L. BlLYEO", Alto."V ., .1 1 Notice faW i' i, rtt.M .. I hi U" ers, aeluiinisira.o. - Bowe rs dece"' - , flrff-i court lL" ?T,cfJ1f. account in ttf K'lf', Ihe in" fv . tiff .i.f hn bit oi'- Li i- court n'i" u ' l)a ii''V esiiile.au lfoiis' ..i.ieare q,1,f . :.v, rt5" run i"-- , -nl,t I " or before ' Urr3, Pated th l" " JeUVI L. Bu-111'. AttI'