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Newspaper Page TextDaily Kugcio Guard Publi-diel eiery evraioirof the week, Sun d.ys exceptant .ViilreM all ctauu.uuica-.iun and uiki all ve oittiu piyable tu the KlMltNE Ull.VIl I Kuyt'De, Oregon. Kl'liSCItli'TIO.V ItATlirf. IIAM.T. Delivered hy cmier, pur week l IJeliroiuil hy carrier, m.t month S'' ly mail, oue year (iu advance) 0 CO Six mouths 3 m One uioutli Single copies. 0- Will not l)o nt by mull to any address, fur any length efltiino, unless paid in advance. WKKKLY. One year (In. advance) 32 00 Bii months 1 w Advertieiiiit rates made known on applica ti,in Kutered as eecond-cliuw uialter at the J ngtue, Oregon, oetollice. KABTKRN OFF10F,- to 2:11 Toti.pt ( ourt, New York'Oity. T , KATZ, Agent OAMPIJKI.L IMOS Publiuhers rHE EUGENE MARK n '.it WEATHER BUREAU. 'lolly Itcporl.) I'OKTI.AND, OHK'ION, 1 AUKUHt7, IN'.I-.I lCiWa 111.1 Weather Forec-ant (or huifeuu, tlruitou; Tonight anil Tiioel.y lalri warmer. All llllelliene Letter to lltla nflle-e-atioliltl be directed to IIIH lIIAltl liiMtead l elllier ur Ilie iiroiirletora per.uunllr- OA.lll'UlvLL II It ON MONDAY AUGUST 7 GIVli THK HOYS A liUKlKFAST. runiiic Tho Oregon volunteers should haye a publio breakfast whon they com to Kugeno. It is to bo hoped that the committee oppoiulod to receive thorn will not weaken on account of the anticipated labor and exponso, and attompt a rccoption that would be entirely unsatisfactory not only to our people, but to the Boldicr boys. They do not w'lBh to be dragged about the town In squads of twos, fours, oto, like objects of charily willing to got a free breakfast wberever it might be obtained. The good fooling and good will ol the occasion can only be Boourcd by keeping the boys together and giving thorn an appropriate outdoor meal In a body, Juat think bow tou would fool yourself t be lugged off to some private residence, maybe n bulf-mile or mile from the depot, iituonti strange surroundings and etrangn people! Don't talk any more about such uonsense bul set the boyB down to one table. That will bo genuine hospitality and publio spirit, and It will be appreciated. The farming out business would have the opposite effect from that intended. Our people ieel kindly to the boys. A public breakfast is the only way to ahow that spirit and make them appreciate our hospitality. 1'HACTICAL l'lKPOSKS. Ileury Villard, through hie busy life handling untold fortunes, fig urea out philanthropy in a practical way. His address at the Univer sity was characteristic of the man and bia life. He said: "On coming west, in 1S7-1, I found a State Uuivcrsity located in a beautilul town, surrounded by every advantage, yet apparently sinking under financial troubles. My interest in education has been such that I lifted the debt. I thou conceived the idea of an endowment giving 150,000, besides some smaller sums. My object In' placing this endowment ou the school was not so much lor the good it would do in itself, but in the hope that the wealthy men of Oregon would ap preciate toy motive and follow thai example 1 had set. It is one of the aJNMOTltHH:ll)liHMT J? Ll JL 8 5 14 13 l 17 13 IO Tti 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2291501511 I grout eorrown ( my lif to knn thai none of lliein liavte eliini) thin." 'I'hfeu liiw woni mean much. They come from man who in the uulurnl course 'il life in (liniilur- kkIiiI in Oregon, vet did to inu 'h to hel her Htnle Helmut with tle hope of interi'Btii g Oregon men to assist also. It would be 'needli B and useless to tletl iu nericiualititfl, yet among tho men l th state who have fiuure-il an wealthy tnnri biiicb Henry Villard eeltled thin endowaientol $50,000 on the Ktiie Univernity can he rend the names of many who could have) been ex pected to follow tho noble example. Ho-ne of these men have apparently been enthusiastic! in publio mattera of this nature, yet their works dj not tullow them. Ab a reflection on general events none of the great Kantern univer sities could have attained their prominence without tho en dowments of hundreds of people. Yale, Harvard. 1'rince'on, Colum bia, Johns Hopkins, Chieag i Uni- veiaity, University of Michigan, St tnford, IJerkeley and others are unMunt examples of the good arising Iroiu tho munincenco 01 men with money. Will the Uni versity of Oregon be added to the list iu the yeirs to come. WASiMSUI'Oa VIMTOKH. About 000,000 Btranners visit Washington every year sightseeing. Hotel, restaurant and . boarding hou-e keepers estimate, that three quartern of thorn, bring their lunch habkels with them and lliut one half of ilie oilier quarter subsist on rotten fruit bought, Ironi ftreel venders and on the output of the dairy lunou cnuut.'rs. Parties making these estimates aro prob ably prejudiced. It is truo, how ever, that tho number of lunch basket sight-Boors is something astonishing. I'resiilent Cleveland had to shut the gates of the White House park to prevent tboiu from convening il into one long picniu lasting from sunrise to sunset. A loud wail went up when bo did it. Ihe picnickers felt that oue of their 111041 Bucred rights bad been tuketi Irom thorn. The fashion set by Mr Cleveland baa never been changed Tho lunch-pail brigade may have boon deprived of a vested right, but tho White House park is decidedly improved in appearance and in fajt. A party ot Albany people, in cluding the editor of the Democrat, wont fishing the other day and caught 101 cattish. It thoy had not actually caught the fish the nuinbor would tiavo been given in at an even hundred. Hut they woutd not lie on account of one fish. Tho log drivo now in the McKenzie and Willamette rivera ahove this town should convince anyone of the growing importance of the him bor ing industry. At placeB thorivorB aro full of lugs, and uo finer timber can bo cut in the world. Mark Hanna has retired from businosB with a seven million dollnr fortune. Whon ha wont into politics a few yeiira ago hu was worthless than two millions. One itiB'ance out of many where politics paid. f'-fiv iv When a Tounsr umn aV f.th. r for ltii uaiiffhtcr'a haiul In niaitinRr. If i.ic U'.h.t 1 a wine otir, hr think of our thin U ly m iiupottdtit at the yountr man in. ici.il ami Infiiics ntntuhntr ami intctli. truer. A yituni? man vlu utiflci- fr-Mti ill health htt mrinht to many until his Ik mIi li rrstnrrd. To do no to roiti'jiit :i viuisc afrainxt Ihr tiutuiin rui-r. WMiK all d..-.;-.vt may not hr ilirvctly inhcrilcit. I tic in-itm. tional tt'tuK-m y to Reum- thnu in inlur ited. If a niin i a ronmnptivc the chance me tlt.it hi cliiloirn will h;ue freak, ui:Ui-iirrd nml m prfdispoM. Hon to acqniie the minir diHra-r. The yotinif m:m who RHtt'ri ftom hton-chiti-., wo.ik lunc. apittinc of hUo, or n rtic.v.e of the uir ivium- which, il tir-ci-tr.l Ip;i(N up to roniitnption, umv t.kc lt rirtcrV r. olden Mi'tltcal IM-cowiv with almost alwolute Hiiraitcr of recovery It curr s jut ci rt. of nil cine whrn t.ik. n in limp, It aooihes rhI hetU tne dchci;. and cniilivr tii.nc of the air p.wc lur. check the Ctnuih, fnciltt.ttrs t xpet't oration, duvfi out ad tinpufitic and du eaar gcrun fiom the tAtntrd blmnl and buildt new and healthy tiur, Mr. Jihn i.. Ilotu. of" ..iti I ti-rtv Avi Iitt tKitKh. l'.t., wtttcst ; "S.'inr iIiimy nuniiti I Ai. lo mv nr. tVtn t w-nt In krp n..vlhi-s Irx.m vu. I tmut 1-M xn I nm in t).- ut ... . ol conatimptL.-it.' In I'v.rmlprr ivy. I ci'i'mir-u'ii Ukitiw lr. iHWHinMrn Mutual lltM,i.r,, I Cti.tl Itirit only nnctk in wStatvr I ,.. taken thnifxn Ntilr, nl can mv with tnnh 1 am grrwtlr lacucrmsl. ivopte ar fttuinrt lo hear mr BjHNtlc. can hlUu. ud mv vofc-r ht bo Iwn p.wf in riuht yrar. Mr .lom., h i Ofvrr in tfttT OMitlillon. Formrrlw I rt..!.l prt eat lttl.vil u.tf nii vrtv rmi. h lmn.1...'. alter, Lit now I cau eat anVthiu." FIRST NATION MM Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Gapital,L$50.C09 Surplus and Profits, S50,U0U Eugene, Oregon. AliEKKKAI. HANKING BUSINESS Done on reo-iniiuhle terma. Sight draft on Chicago, Han Francisco and Port land, On-ieou. ot cve-hauiee eold on lorelgn cnnutriea. Dcnni-itK rr.eiietl mlijeclto check or certifi cate of ilcioHit. All collections entrusted to uk win receive prompt attention. T G HiLvimlCKS, P. K. HNODttBAHS, Cawliier. h. H. I'OTI EK, Aii't LWiiei President. 8 i Kakin, Vice I'rcHiilent. EUGENE LoanSavinysBank Of Eugene, Oregon! CAPITAL '$50,000 W. E SHOWN, Prejnleiit. B. 0 PAINE, Vice Proililent. f. W. OSbUHN.Calhler. W. W. BK0WN. Ant Caihrtr, DIRECTORS' FWOSBURN, BD PAINE. W E BROWN D A PAINE. J F ROBINSON, JBHARRI8 W.W. BROWN. A Ucut-rul lluiikiiiir ItiiHlneNH TruiiNitctvtl on Fiivoruldo TerniH brafl Iftitu-il on tlie principal cltloi of the United SUIch; tiino exchange lurmuhed avall ahlu in all forclU'i countrlt'H. luterutit fttid on time dcponlu. Kire-prool vault lor the etonigo nl valoahlo LANE COUNTY BANK tEatublinlied li 1882.; - or EUGENE, i OREGON. A General Banking business in all branch i transacted on favorable terms. A. (1. HOVKV, President J. M. AHKAMB, Cashier EAST AND. SOUTH VIA THE SHASTA ROUTE or THE Southern Pacific Go Express Trains Lonvc Portlnnil Daily- Soiilh 7:00 p nf I l:4'.lani 7:45 am I .Vim a in ihor, p iii I (1:111 a in I S:I5 p in I 7:00 a in I ;I5 .lii CIS 1 m I 7:o5 a in I North I.v Portland Ar Lv Kiitretie Lv ArSan Krancisco Lv Ar OkiIoii Ar Ar llenver Lv Ar Omaha Ar Ar Chicago Lv Ar Los Angeles Ar Ar Kl I'iihii Ar Ar Vort Worth Ar Ar Now Orleans Ar 8:00 a in 2:17 a in 7:00 p m 1:10 , iu ti: to , in N:o0 a ni II HOp in tl:'J5 p m '';:t.r. p in 8:40 a in 8:40 p in DINING CARS OBSERVATION CARS I'ullman tirt-cla4i kdiI TotirUt Bleeplug can attAt'hed to all UiruiiKh tnuns. Tlmuinh Touririt cart to Chicago with out chune. KuHvbiirtf Itlnll. Ik ally. 8:30 a in l.v l'tirtUml Ar I 4:1 p ui 'J:(M pro Ly Kiii;uo ,v 10:,r0au. 6:-H) iu 1 Ar Ktwolmrg I,v I 7:'M) a m nrvnllli niull lliilly (Kxvct Huiiilay 7:H0a m I IiT 11 pni I Ar Pnrtland Ar I 6:.N) nm At Alliany and v'or otllin (rnnnwt witlitaU of Ore-ton (central ft l.atoin tvaitwav. lndftoiiUfiir l'NH(iiKor nnllr Kxtvt lulnyt 13H T It AIM DAILT (lCXCXrT 8UMDAT.) i:.m pin j.v rortiuiui Ar tvjrm m 7;t) p m Ar MoMinn ville l.v .VMi m Direct connection at Ran Vranrlftco with tea ni ship Hum for Hawaii. Japan. China, the 1 niuipinea and .Aimtraua. For through tickets ami rntf1, cull on L G ADAIK. Or K J McCLANAlIAN, iVp.t Agent It KOKHLKli, C H MAUKUAM, Manager. ti K nnd 1 A, I'ortlaud, OrcKou. 0 R & N GO. IV part tor Time Schedule. Via IVrtland Arri Krom Fast Mail 8pm Salt Lake. lVnvrrJ Ft Worth, Omaha, 'Kamiaa t'lty, St IIamiU. Chicago and; lKat I Kant MniI $ a: p iu Walla Walla, Sh kauc, Minneapoliii St Paul, luluth, MiUviuikec, t hi ca'o and Kaxt. tV sax SrKwiHHu-s Sail every f days Coi.cmwia KlVEH SVKAMklia To Antoria and Way Landing, Vll,LAUirnKKlKK lrt;on City, New htv. Salem and Way l.anilina. U I Ll.A M KTrK AMI SMkane r'lyer 2:10 p m Skan Flyer S;;-0 a ti 4pm Lx huuday Kx Sunday .t:;i0p m M.n, Wod and Kri uea. Thur ! Oregon i'ity, lay- anu oai tm and Way l.v t'orval 7:16 a iu Mou, Wed and Vrt. WiiuiUFrrrliivKB Arr I'ortJ'd I'ortlaud to Cor I 4:o0pm railu and Way j Moo, Wfd lj.nditim. , and Fri Ssk Kivib. I I.vI.ewUta ltiparia to Lewwtn j laily l.r Kiparia 1 atly L L Stevens. ,,'W H Hur burt Uu 1 au Ant, 1'ert, Or Avnl, Knvue. H t in 8 p ni Kx Sunday Sat 10 pm 6am' Kx iMiiutaj BUSINESS CAHD8. ATTOKNKYS.AT-LAW. C HALE. ATTOHN KV-Al'-LA W. Itooma 1 and 'i C'liriaman iilrwk. KCUtNE. OBEUON. J M WILLIAMS, A'tTOIiNKYATLAW. Collectiona a Hiwcialtv. Ollice Over Lane ('ouiilT Bank, HILYLLT, AlTOltNEY-ATLAW. Oili. e Over First National Bank. EUQKNK, OUEOON. A C! WOODCOUK, ATTOltNEY-AT-LAW. OIHce One-half block south of Chrinmaj 111k EuuifE, Okjon. E ?1 K BKIPWOK'J'H. ATTO RXKV- AT-1, AW. Will practice in all the Court's. KUOEKB OltKGOH. HELM US W TllOUiUON CHAS A HARDY IHOMPSON & HAKDY, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Oftice--In Firat National Bank Building. Practice in all the court. Euokne, Okeoon, (i EO, B DORIUS, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-L AW WiP iiractioe in all the courts of tlie Second WIP urn Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of tJia state. Special attention given to collections and matters in prnnaie. Office fcirst National Bank Bldft Rooms 1, 2 and 3, MEDICAL. o STEOPATHY. W. J. NOVINGER. D. O. Graduate American School of Osteopathy, Jvirksville, Alo. Eugene: Rooms .4, 5 and 6, First National Bank. Monday, Weduesday and Friday, iiam to 4 pm Consultation free at office. D U J W HARRIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office Over Wilkins rt Linn's drtnr store. OIKco lloura-l) to 12 a m; 2 to 5 and 7 to U p in. ResidenceFerry street between 11th and 1 fR8 KATHERINE L SCHLEEF, M D nDUeasea of Women and Children Office Shel ton Block, opposite Guard office rn C. LOW, M, D. Special attention to surgery, Diseases oi women, and ot nose and xnroat, Consultations 18 months' experience in Cook County Hospital) Chicago, Drain O keg on. KUYKENDALL, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURA EON Office In Chrisman Block. Secial attention to surgery and surgical dis eases of women. E SE LOVER, M. D. Late resident surgeon St Vincent Hospital, j'onianu, uregou. Office Over A. E, Wood's irrocerv store. Residence At Mrs M J Babb's, High and seven tn. Eugene Orzgon. j s luckey, jewelkic Wntchos and Clocks Repaireil. Ecuknb, OltEGOV JK G BIDDLE, SS? l,KXTisr- Office -On Olive street-, between Fifth and Sixth streets, one block' west of Minnesota now i J. L. PAGE -DKALiK 1N-- ROGER I ES HitviiiK a l.arLre and Complete stook of btaiilc ami Fancy Groceries bought In tlie beat markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, l Cln ottiT the iiliDllo U'tter nri, tlmn any other houne In Ktipene. TICKETS TO ALL POINTS EAST TIiivikS !"; n.l Tourist Sleep,, Pin um ami l.ilirary 01rTtiou airs. Elegant Vestibule Trains. Xo 4 l.iniitnl hxvrt rortlan.l at 9:10 p m. No 3 Limited arriv.s ri.rtlaml at ti :S0 a liu For tiikrta soil full Information, rail or aii.lrw. J.o M. WILLIAMS, f A!.-n tu a n. r. rKxxisTox, c r t a. Sheriff's Sale on Foreioscure Nuifce i- lit ttliy liiveu tliat by virtue 1 ,1 ,.s.Milioi, .Inly issuid out of tlie OlICMIt Ciiiri o! tbo !-talo ol 'Jrff.oii. u.r in' t.'ouulj ol Lane, on ILP I nu luj uuuij, Itjuy, ou a ju.luuieut nuciiii 1 iu ffk court on tin IWth day cf Jui.k, WM. (or lb" of Ouo TiiUUKHUil live lluiilnd ami Fu-.rwru ud 4U IWI dollars. w"b lot' " tbereou from the iSlb liuy of June, IN!''-'-at tbo rule ol tou per teut uunum, aud olio huudred and twouty-tire aid uo-lU0 dol'ara attorneys (tea, aud tbo funbTHum of ally-nine and no 100 dollar! -os.', also accruing costs; in a auit wbercin M M Davis is cxrcu'or of tbe etto of C'atbi rlue f iJnvw, iltceascd. was plaintiff ai d 1'Uillip F Ciiatlcmuu, F E l'attersoll and Tboiuns Patterson, ber huhbaud, Ci W Kvans and Tuinnia Evans, bis K F Campbell, Leau May Castlouian, Mercy Castleuiau, W II Castlcuian and Costleinnu bis wife, Anna It Games aud Henry Guinea, ber hus band, H C Huddleston as admiuistrutor ol tbe estale ol lantba J Castlnuian, docoased, wrcdefeudants; aLd afjairst thedefeudantB P F Castlcuian and H C Huddieston as tbo nt, mi, iuir.it r of tho iBtdlO of IllUtba J Cattleman, deceased, aud on a decree of foreclosure und order of Bale rendered u, auid court, commanding me in order to uatisfy said judgment and costs, to mil tbe following described realproporty to-wll: liruinuing at a point 2 31 chains north o tbe o. rner lo Sections 27, 28, 33, 34 in Tp. 17 H It 2 West and muring tbeuco north 57.70 cbaiDB, tlience west U.64 chains, thence south SO.Gu' chains, more or li ss to the cen ur of connty road No. 440, thonce Boutb of fast 9 chains, more or less to 'be intersec tion c-f tho center of line of said road, wlin the south liue of Section 28 on cast line of U. L, C. No. 74 Nolif. No. 71S0, tbenct north 2.24 chains, and thence east 01 links to the place of beginuiug, containing 00 acres, more or less, iu Lano county, Oregon. Now therefore: In the name of Ihe Mate of Oregon, in compliance with said writ, 1 will oiler for aalo Ihe above described premises at public auction, to tbe highest bidder for cash, subject to redemption, at the Boutb door of - the Court House, in Ku izene. Lane Countv. Oreeon. on Wedueaday, the 23rd day of August, 18il'J, belwoen tbe hours ol V o clock a. m and 4 o ciock p. in towit: at one o'clock p. in. of said day. Dated this 15th day of July, 18'J'J. W. W. WlTHKES,. Shoiiffof Lane County, Oregon. By H.J. Day, Deputy. Sheriffs Sale on Foreclosure Notice is beieby gien, that by virtue of au execution duly letued out ol tbe cireuu Court of the State of Oreuon for the county of Lane, on tbe 15th day of July, 1899. ou a judgment rendered in said court on the 28ib day of June, 1H99, for the sum of Light Hundred aDd 'twenty Eight and nu-100 Dollars with interest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per annum from June 28th, 1899, nnd $75 attorneys fee, with interest thereon from tbe 28tb day of June, 1899, at the rate of 8 per cent per auuuni, and the further sum of $37.40 costs, also accruing co'ts, in a suit where in Kothcbild Bros , a corporation was plaintiff and Sidney Horn and Lillian Horn, his wifo, A C Dunn, F E Dnuu, Geo. A Dorrisand Geo B Dorrie, aa Executors olthe last Will ar.d Estate ol F B Dunn, deceased, were defetida its, and against the defeudauts Sidney Horu and Lillian Horn, and on a decree of foreclosure and order of Bale, rendered iu said court commaudiug me, in order to satisfy Baid judgment aud coats, to soil tho iollowiug described real property to-wil: Commonaiug at the north-east corner of a trect deeded by Nancy J Stowell and htlHband to Geo O Mayer, and recorded on page 283 of book "G" ot Lane county deed rec irds, running thence south one hundred and one half feet to tbe Lorth liue of the Oregon aud California right of way, thcuoe south 80 deg. 45 min., oast along suid light of way 100-14.100 feet, thence north 119 feet, aud thence west 98.07,100 feet to the place of beginning, all in the city of Eu gene, Lane county, Oregon. Now, therefore, In tbe name of the State of Oregon, iu compliui.ee with tuid wiit, 1 will otter for sale tbe above described premises at publio auction, to the highest bidder for cash, Bubject to redemption, at the south door of Ihe court house in Eugone, Laue County, Oregon, ou Sat urday, tbo 2Gth day of August, 1899, be tween tbe hours of 9 o'clock a. m., nnd 4 o clock p. m, to-wit: at oue o clock p. m, on said day. Dated this 21st day of July, 1899. W. W. WlTHEBS, Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. By H. J. Day, Deputy. Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosure. Notico is herebv given that by virtue of an Execution dulv issued out of tbe Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the Counly of Lano, ou the 18th dav of Julv 1899. ou a Jndgmont reudered iu Baid Court on the 27th day of June 1899, for the sum of four hundred and sixty-three and 75-100 dollars with interest thereon from tbe 27th day of June 1899, at the rate of 10 per cent per annum and $45.00 attorneys fee, and the further sum of $23.55 costs, alBo accruing Costa in a suit whereiu Lizzie N. Thomppon was Plaintiff aud Maude Spencer and Ma- liuda ltuudy wero Defendants aud against said Defeudauts, and ou a decree of fore closure and order of sale, rendered iu said Court, commaudiug me, in order to satisfy said judgment and costs, to sell the follow ing described real property towit: Lots Nos one aud two iu block No. 38 of Junction City, iu Laue County, Oregon. Now therefore, in tbe name of the State of Oregon in compliance with said writ, I will otter for Bale the above described prop city at publio nuciun to the bighext bidder for cash subject to redemption at the South door of tho court houto in ugeue, Lane County, Oregon, on Saturday, the 2tilh day of August 1899, botwecn tbo hours of 9 o'olock a. in. and 4 o'clock p. m. towit at one o'clock p. ni. ou said day. Dated July 21, 1899. W. W. Winning, Sheriff of T.ann r,ntu by H.J. Day, Deputy. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Estate of William Shields, deceased, Lane "1.11.31, .'ww oi v'rtvori. lti, i. hantk. .1... T . t, , . udunni.trator of the estate r.f William SliiehU deceased, h filed bis account for hnal settle ment of said estate, ami Monday, the 4th day of Septrinlwr, l.vj at u,n ,lV.ock in th , UOOn 111 ,!:V I... l.. .... I... .11, 1, O. I otter. I ounty Jnds- of sai.t Laue County, .... ... ... tu,, i.ii nitim, ui in MAI1IA Dated, July VOth, lS'.'.i. ri li l.io. B. DoilKI, Admini.trat.ir. Atty. for etate. NUTICK OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Estate of Sarah p. Vitoli, decease,!, ljne t ounty, Stale of Orek-oii. Notioe is hereby given, that tleoivc 11 Iv,r. ris, executor ol the estate of Sarah ll. Fitch deceased, lias tiled hit account for filial settle', nient of rant estate, and Monday the 4th d ,v ol r-ei.temlvr, 1n.i, t ten o'clock in the fore noon of said .lay lias been set bv the Hn K O. lottrr. Count y. I u.Ve of Kii.l Une County" for heann,- obi. ctii.ns to the sauie. Dated July 'Auh, Ixt . C.to. IV. IVkris, Executor. lotlif Li-dlcs ot l.iiKcne and Vicinity. To mvo dariiitu anil m.kine new hosiery of old, get the noted Harit.e feet, ten cetits per pair, from Mrs K D Wblleaker. L'cnt T.. lllll UI1...I .. ... a "..in, near (. barucllou. Notice of No. i... inhricbi (:iv: that ibefcxtcutors oi ihe l;,l Will and Itatameut and i state ol Jacob Gillespie, deceased will, by virluo ,.l au order duly issued out of tbe C'ouui.f Court of Lune Couuiy. Slute cf On gnn, ou the 1st, day of May 1899, sell tbe following deacriurd pieces and parcels of real proper ty belonglug to mini estate, to-wit: Lots 1 and 4 iu block 0 of tln.t part of tbe city of Eugene which was originally platted and recorded OS Shaw's Addition to Eugene CiAn 1 also the south Uslf ot lot 7 and all of lot 10 in block No 3 of that part of tbe city of Eugene which wasuiigi ally platted and recorded as Shaw's Addition to Eugene Ciiy. Aud also lot 17 and 18 of block No 1 of that part of tho city of Engeue which was orlgiually piaiied ami recoiueu an wan w Patterson's Additiou toEugeno City, A'd also lot I iu block No 1 of Ells worth Addition to Eugene. And also lot No 7 iu block No 1 ol Shel- ton'a Addition tu Euuene. Ann also the west half of lots 0 and 7 in block 9 of that part of tbe city of Eugeno which was oriainaliy planed ana recorueu by Eug.ue f. Slnniior uud Mary BBluner us Eugeu City. Kxcoptiug the railroud right of Will And ulso beginning at a pciut 1(4 feet west of ihe southeast corner of lot r.o4iu block No 2 of that purt of tbe City ot Eiig-ne which was originally platted and recorded as Mulligau's Addition to Eugene City on tbe west, and running thence west 220 feet, thence north to tno soiitn liue oi Eighth street, thence easterly along the south line of said street to u point due north of the placs of beginning, uud thence south to ihe pli.ee of btgluning, A..dalsobe im ing at tho renter of the mill race i.l i'-s luttiscciiou with the north siilu of tbe euiluty road, run t tu i.ee westerly ah u me shin of tbe countv load i50 teer, north 0 feet to the soutbviebt end of tbe mill d..:u, tuoin'o easterly parallel with tho county road 180 feet to a point opposite in tbe ceuter of the mill race, aud thence down the center of the mill race to tbe place of bt-biuiting. Also the N W M and the N W of the S W J-; of section 10 in Tp 10 soutb, range t west, zoo acres. Also tbe S y, of tho S E and the S y, of the S W of suction 11, iu Tp 10 south, range 2 west. 10U acres. Al.-o bi-uiuning at tbo meander post on south side of the Willametn river ou line bet ween Tp 17 soutb, range 3 west, aud Tp 17 south, rungu 4 west, aud runuiug thence Kouib4.80 cIib to tbe south liue of D L 0 No 78, notf 3904; thence run eust 20.10 chs; north a cbs, to th. bank of river, and tbence westerly by in anders of Baid river to the place of begi ning 13 acres, more or lei-s; also lo'S numbered 1, 0 and u ond theS w of S W of section 18, iu tp 17 south, raugeSwest, coutainiug 01.37 acres; ulso beginning at tbe northeast corner ot tne i w w ol rs i w Va oi Bcction 19 in i-aid Tp 17 south, rauge3 west, tbeuce south 11.11 chs; thence soutb 78 degrees west l.bO chs, south 4b degs, west b oils, soutb 28 degs, west 0 cbs, south 9 degs, west 15 chs, south 2 degs, east 4.80 cbs, south 12 degs, east 1.74 ohs, west 2.48 chs, south 05 degs, west to west line of Baid section 19, north to X W oornel of said sec tion and east to place of beginning, cou tainiug 07.10 acres. Also lots 5, 7 and 8 and the S E of S E y. .,i .-icin.u ta; an i lots 1. u, 7 and 8 in section z of Tp 17 h 'Uth, ruuge i wost, ex cepting about 40 ttciea thereof conveyed to Jobu Ueorick leaviug about 102 acres. Al.-o the uorth bulfol Ihe northwest quarter (S y, ol N W st) of suolion 13, Tp 18 routh, range 2 west; ulso beginning at tue uorinwest corner ot tot No 1 iu eaid section 13, aud runuing iheuco east 40 chs, couth 9.40 chs, west 40 cbs, and thence uurth 9.40 chs to the place of beginning 117.40 acres. Also the E y, of N E ond E y, of S E Jl of section 22, Tp 18 soutb, ruuge 12 mkm loo acres. Also tho h y, of A W of section 19 aud the JN y, ol tbo N W c-f section 30, excepting 2 M aorta oonveved to School District No 31, containing 157 acres in Tp i duiiiu, lauge d west. Also beginning at tbe N W corner of tract of land coueyed by VV. P. Fisher uud wifo to A. B. Snow, Juue 12, 1891, recorded in Dud Book No 31, on page 523, Lane couuiy, uregon, and tuence due Bouth on west line of aid Snow's laud 30 35 ch thence west 9.88 chs, thence north 30 35 chs, tbence east 9 8;- ohs to the place of beginuiug, ail in Tp i7 S It 5 west in Lane county, Orff,ou, ttii.t coutniuii-g 30 acres more or less. That the ubove said pieces and parcels of renl estate will be Bold at piivnte Mile, and said Executors will commence to s il Baid real pioi oity on I ho 8th, day of Jti.ie, 1899, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of baid day, and win continue to sell tro-u time to time, sum property uiiin nil is Boltl, Tbe toruiB oi said sale will uti oishiu hrim! or one quarter iu cash and notes for tj, i lance, secured by mortguge ou tbe nicpaii sold will b- -akru. " D.i:..' Fi.ii.cim-Ohv.ii, 3ra, 1809. J li J.1.I4.UM1 t). W, Yodno. rseci.iors. . NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice if hereby given that the under signed, administrator cum testamento an nexe of the estate of J. H. Taylor, decea" ed, has tiled his Sual account iu the conn- tV COUrt ol I.aOA fnnnlx- ,1. .1 matter of said estate, aud Monday', the 4th --j . uvinouiusi, icuif, ai tue nour ot 1 O Clock nf suirl iIut. n- n-.. A !. . MJ uua uccu uii oy order of said court for the hearing of objections ' ' "iwuu, uuu ior me nual settlemen Of S..lil ut n ' anA all . .1 11 C ci 1 ' 1 , ' "oji-eiiouB luereto shall b fll.d with the olerk of said court, - 'i-in aaiu UULO. Dat.d .his 18th day of July, 1899 .... T. J. MoxtsY, Administrator with the will annexed. 1 buYKg, Attorney for said estote, ADMINISTEAT1US NOTICE. Notice is herebv oirc, ll,n n.- signed, S.J. Hughes, baa bet n by the CoitnlV t'nnrt f T c, J v, w.110 viiiniv, uregon. dnlv atmoinieil ,.ltni -....j- ; :, . K. ' nl J 1 , 11 r -."" i 01 ins tstate of Jc.Uu A.Hughes, tlcccBstd, and all per- r - e ngaiusi sale i-Btale are hereby untitled and lequired, to present the same to said administratrix, duly veri fied, at the law office of L. Bilveu, in Eu- cene Oreoon l,l.t -. . 3.n.'r.i oi mouins trotn the date of this notice. otUvtCtir- .'"i. 244 day S. J. HiHith-s, t ,, , Administiutrix. L. LmvKc. Any. NOTICE TO C'liHUTOIiS, Noliw is herel y tiven that Louis, I)ies, U Or?.'5' f'," t'"""tT Urt ot I'"' l-W t. Oregon, duly appointed administratrix of he estate of Ludwi,, Die,,, deceascl, an d a" zre"a' -oil Dated Euceue, Orcg.ui, Feb. 15 lsoo D'S',f "-'wig E. IU Kkiih,,ut Atlo-.ney for A ln,,r, i,tr,.trix. AI'MlSISTRATOKSNoTlfE. " un.lfl,cd .i.e,-,e.l. by the rom ty c! ,' ,J. 1 "ilcm.n 'rvon. ami i! '"""of lam, countv, ,.i.l est.te ,X ' ".!n '1""' t'a'.cil tlr.i llttid.yoi M.y 1W. t , ,11 C Hl'nDLKSToX. AdmluUitralorof said estate of Executors Sale Real Estate. summons- In tbe Circuit Court of the Stale. 1 , forLsno Couuty. "btte ,,f (, J. O. libim-h in, Plaintill 1 vs. ; HA it 11 1 1 i 11 11 u. I Alice MulMu i Defendant,, 'i Toll. A. Mulliu uud Aii Ju. above named clef, r.rtantu. "ui'm ti, I IN THr. NAME OF THE STatp Oregon, Vou and each of yon ar u 1 required to appear and answer ta n " appear and un.. ., I plaint of plaintiff filed her. in ..?' I in Ihe abtve euiitled Curt aud caZ" I before the first day of tbe inn r.enl 0,0 I thereof which B:,id Court is lo n.. 1., ""i I hotden ut the Couit House iu Enol i I gon tbe 30th day of October lh7 ," you fail to so appear and answer 'h ' I '"f piaionu win apply to Ihtc I for the relief prr.yed for In pla iutiii. I pli.int filed hereiu to-wit: F "1""ttl For a decree of the Court for closure of a certain mortgage descrilJ1 I said complaint and executed I .k l L I defendants on the 19th day of Mar lsr" I secure tbe payment of a ceriLi.. .. . . 1 1 note of eveu tenor thereof for tlfl . ' Sfitl 00 with intcr-at M,-., .. .... '"H 8 day of .Vny 1897 at tbe late of ten cT, 'l per unnum and for the siim ,.f interest thereon at tbe rmo nte. 1:1 per annum since tbe 29th duy of M,S said sum ol S-u 80 belug pnM by bUmI as taxes for the yenr 1897, nion ,i I premises couveved bv said m,.,, . . I defendant to plaintiff, uud for ta. iL -1 sum of $0.00 with inter, at thereon S" I tre 9ih day of Moy, 1899, the said I $0 00 being for taxes paid by plaiutifl I said preuiu-es for ihe year of 1898-uj, I Ibo Inriber anm nf SIS in ...... ' Mt I v.".vu iiiK-rteys (m, I Thut the premises conveyed br stitn, gage art) uescrilied as follows, to-wit; e oi inn Buy, nnd me lots Nos 8 a j I 10 of s. ciion 2, iwp 17 s r 3 e of w i I tabling 150.54 acres of land in Lhdpw Orcgou. That the said pr. mists tm2 by suid mortgage may bo sold ucmi,il law and that the proceeds arising fromiii sale be applied to the payment of pUka! said mortgage, and in case such ptonJ are noi sufficient to pay the same, thejT obtain a judgment against the suid itkH ants for the balance remaiuing due- ann a. n..., ,i.u ci,i .iAr..i , "ui that the said deft-ndauw ami "II pern, I nlailnii a bv. llirmioli nr n. .1- c - t. , . 0-.....r, mem jj, be buried and foretlosed of all right, tii I olotm, lieu, equity of redemption interest in and to suid inortcauta nmmi.- I uud ior such other nnd further lebul may appear lrom plaintiff's compban m I file herein, and that may to this court tet I equiiaoio iiuu JUMj una ior ttie com I disbursements of this suit. Ibis suminous is published iuthprr., 1 Guaiid a daily newspaper ot general circtli tion, and by order of tbe Ilou J.W. Ha. illou, Judgo of said Court, h- id ortterUi matlo aud dated at Eugene, uregon, ou iU 29lh tiny of June, 1899. That Ihe is publication of this summons was on th join uay oi dtiue, jouo. Waltok & MjExin, Attorneys for Plaialiff, SUMMONS. In the Circu it Court of tbe State of Ortgci, I Nicbolos Kolbet, Plaintiff, ) vs J Christina Kolbet, Defendant I To Christina Kolbet, defendant iton I named: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE 0! Oregon, you ate summoned aud reuniredti appear und auswer the complaiat ft aguiust you in the above entitled court ul cause, on or before October 9. 189U. thatr ing tbe first duy of tbe nextiegular term i said oourt, lo be begun and bolilfn at lb Courthouse iu Eugene, Lane County, Ore gon; aud if you fail to appearand stiver as herein required, tbe pluiutiff will appl; to the suid o -urt for the relief prayed for in said complaiut, to-wit: For a decree of said court, declaring tbe marriage contact now existing between plaiutifi and defend ant, forever dissolved, that defendant bl forever barred from any dower interest il tbe following described premises to-wit: The north ct tbe northeast t. and 111 north of the northwest of Section Township i7 S K 6 West, iu Lane ccuntf Oregon, and for full relief. This summons is published tho firittimi July 1st. 1899. bv order of the Hon. E.O. Potter, Couuty Judge, made iu;C'huuben May 11, 1899. Dated July 1, 1899. GEOKGE W KIXSEY, Attorney for Plaintiff. NOTICE OF REFEREES SALE OF REAL PKOPEUTV. - Notice is hereby given : That by virtue ol an order of the Circuit Court of tbe Siateof Oregou for tbe oouuty of Lane made si tin regu ar Juno term thoreol in the soitofJ 1 Jones et al, trustees vs Geo W Hazleton il al authorizing and directing me to sell the followiug described real property lo wit: Commencing one rod west of Ihe n w cot of tho D L C of Wm Shields, situated il Laue couuty, Oregon; tbence south 8 rodl, thence west 15 rods, thence northeasleilr9 rods and 5 feel aloug tbe bank of tbe Coitst Fork river; thonce east 10 rods to the place of beginning containing one half acre ruon or less in Lane county, Oregon. Now therefore in pursnauce to said order made by suid court I will oflor the above de scribed premises for sale at publio auction, lo ibo highest bidder for cosh at Ihe cottrl house door in Eugene, Oregon, on Ihe 26th e'ay of AugtlBt, 1899, between Ihe honrt of 9 o'clock a m and 4 o'clock p m to wil ' 1 o'clock of said doy. Languos iioBSK, btleree. NOTICE TO CEEDITOKS. Kn!ia in h.r..ntt i!U ll,nl I M MrPlM" i.na a nn ihA Dmuiiv Court of xjaue couuty, Oregon, edministni- tor oi tue estate oil r vieaver. ui-f and all persons haviog claims against saw estate are hereby notified and itquirea to .i.- . ;.i ..n.inislratoti duly verified as by law required, M law ollice of M O Wilkins, in Eugeiie, Ore gon, wilbin Bii months from the date bin- ot. Dated ot Eugene, Oretcn. April 20, 189S- P M Mc1'bksos, Administrator estate of 0 F Clearer, deceased. M O Wilkins, Attorney fotEiUK- NOTICE TO CKEDITOKS. Notice is hereby given. that the unilersigM0 has been appointed adiuinistraUir of the re late ot Samuel Brumbaugh deceased, by County Court of Lane Coun tj , All persons having claims against tatearo hereby required lo present f duly verified to the undersigned M LugeneLoan 4 Savings Bans, t"0'; Oregon, within six momhs from the M" 0 this notice. Feb 3, 1899. W E Bse.ws. Administrator of the Estate ol t.nMl limuibangb, deceased. L T Hiaitis, Attorney. notice to (;keditoks. Estale of Sarah S McClnre, deceased. Notice is : ereby given tbot Mary t A" aud Duinetiiua T Gillespie hsve two J01 appointed executrixes of the estate of-" S McClnre. deceased. Ail persons b"- claims against said estate ore duly "ol. to pie sent tbe same to tbe txe- utnl' ' law i-ltice ef George b Dotn.-, t boy" Or.-,;o,i, or,-r tbe Fust .Natn-nal b"'; within six months from the dste-i' nolle?, with tbe necessary votnher It tueiie, Oitgoc, Feb lotb, 1.'- JIaby E Arisf. DAllkTrilc-e T liiu-r"-.. Gio B Donais, hitcJtrui Atty for Estato