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Newspaper Page TextEiu?eae Guard Published evury evening of tlio week, Sun dy exueuted. Addrau u.l louni.uiiica'.iuii,. anil inikj all MinitUnom payable to tin IIiioknk UoAll J Kiigona, Oregon. HUlSSOltlt'TION KATES. U4II.I.! Delivered by carrier, pur week 8 lr Delivered by carrier, per mouth Jtyuuil, one year (iu advance).. 0 Bix mouths 8 00 One month W Single copies. 05 f Will not lie sent by mail to any address, for uy length of time, unless paid in advance. WKE2LY. One year (In advance) $2 00 EIx month 1 0" Advertising rto made known on applica. Hon. Entered as second-class matter at the Ktlgeno, Oregon, postoflica. KAB'I'KIIN OFFIOK-"20 to Kit .Tempt Court, New York City. T 'i, KATZ, Agont CAMPBELL BROS Piiblifherfl THE J HHARD Daily un Hon rn wt nit) mi Mr 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 a 9 1QIK2 5 4i3 eaz IQB 2 21 22 2.? 24 25 2ft 27 2ft 291305 II WEATHER BUREAU. .Uelly Hoport.) PonTi.Awn, OnKooN, ' AUKUt2M, IH1HI u::w ml Weather Poreea.t for Kugeuo, Oregon: Tonight: and Tuosday: Fair and warmer. Alt llii"llli I.ollcr. to tilt, nnlrc auolllil be dlriM-loil lo TIIH (ill A II II InMinnd nt nltlier of llio lirolirlolor. personally! MONDAY AUGUST 28 THE lLOUit ADVANCB. Lane oounty mills that advanced the price of flour fifty cents a barrol on aaoount of reports of the new wheat crop being injured to such nn extent as to render it unfit for millingpurpo9es should note tho difference in their advance and that made at Salem. The Salem mills advanced the price from $2,05 to 3.00 a barrel. Lane oounty millB from $3.00 to $3.50 a barrel. These figuruB do not represent the aotual dill'oronoo in the advances for Salom enjoys a oheaper freight rate that makes wheat at that point worth one and four-fifth cants bushel more thiin at lSugnno, and local and export flour comspoiut lngly higher. With doarcr wheat Salom mills only ruined prices to the figure at which Lane oounty mills had boon soiling, yet the latter took advantage, of the Bitua lion to add another fifty cents to the barrel. That tho Salom mills did not lack excuso for a higher raise, had thoy thought it warranted, is shown by the statement made by the Journal of that oity that "the Salom mills havo little wheat loft." It is not pleasant for the Goahd to make comparisons and criticisms against our home people, yet jus tice to tho thousAnds ol consumers whoso pockets are diroctly afl'eottd demands fair and open statement. Flouring mills are of a publio nature, though operated by private enterprise. This fact is reoognlgcd by many states that regtilato tho oonduct of flouring mills in essen tial details of thoir business, by law. The people are not unreasonable, but ask fair treatment from the mills whose products thsy must have. "UBKASY LI KM TUB HEAD THAT 1YEAI18 A CUOWN." The business of playing emperor is not the most agreeable after all. Daring Emperor William's recent stav in the Khine-RcicuBland un usual precautions were taken for his safety. Nobody was allowed to approach nearer than 300 yards to him or bis tent. Suspicious strangers were arrested add held UuMl the emperor had left. At Dortmund 300 detoolivea watched every step of his majesty, and while he was Bpoukiog at St Privat 100 je'ectives were HUtriuuled among the crowd. A socials paper of ICIberfu ld says that every socialist iu tue town aipl - vicinity was watched weeks I efore Uie cmpcror'n urrivul. Tho same reports cuuie irom Muiz and other places where the Italian workmen were eHlur dr veu away or closely watched. The Britiuh emiiiro is noted lor protecting its subjectB wherever they may be. Joseph Chamberlain, secretury of stale, in unadilresB to a viaitini delecution baiunlay re affirmed adherence to that tradi tional policy. The United States can profit by the example of the old country in thin reepeot. The Secretary eaid in part regarding tranevftul affaire: 'In all thin bad business there in one thing upon which we may con ;ratulate ourBeives, aim mni mo unit of tl'O empire, ino jirniBu subject can nutter injustice any where withovt awakening a reripon oivH ehmA in ourmcisl distant colo nies, which stand together in pain- tiiinintt the honor and integrity i tiie empire." Police Judge Henncosy of Port land is the recipient of a Japanese pug dug, a year old, that weighs only two und one-half pounds. The mile of a dog is slill on the Oiieutal steamer, the Judge being hardly willing to pay the four dollars duty that attaches to delivery of the animal. l)og at a dollar aud sixty cents a pound comes rttlhcr high oven lo a Judge. Kugone has a prompt and effi cient lire department, vot when fire g'its into nests of barns on the narrow alleys they ee!dom escape destruction. They simply burn quiokor than the boys can possibly get to the lire. A Marion county man threshed his wheat while it waB wot, and proposes to put a couple of brick in eaoh sack to absorb tho moisture Ho ehould go farther and put a brick in his hat; it might mako an improvement. Tho French trial of Droyfus is a little hotter than a oirous, Tho lawvorB and witnesses make speeohcB und the spectators applaud or hiss as thoy are pleased or din pleased, This is August yet the people are kept busy building ilros. But it does not often happen. Mnny people burn tlie candle of life ut both ends. Sonic men who never ro into vicious uih men tion uhc up their en- cruioH jum ns miuMi hv overwork or luti hours; and nearly- nil Women are compelled by ein un.HtntKM'i to use up their vital nowrm bevoiul nil rt n on : It tuny be in hotfewuik ; or sorhl dfiniuulft : or the Ix-nriittr rmd rearin'r of children : At tiny rule Hie cumllc of lift; Is loo mpidly eoimumed. fknue people need to have tlirir nnturat vijior constantly r in forced in lh Hiuut proportion mat it in ihcu nn. iiev tuvd the fortifying help of Dr. I'lcree'd (.olden juemi-ni iineovtry. ii is ii power lit 1 altera- live ana inviKorimt or the utafe stive fuuo Hons nutl liver; it cleansei the blood, and Hinken fresh blood and healthy tlesh, N-'i v ous. delulitatetl women Minuld tstke it in coiijuuotion with Dr. Vieree'ii l-'uvwite I'ro ficriptiou which is specially deoiuiied for female weaWueft and nervous troubles. Mrs tt-itlie Knumnsn.or Vlrull Cttv, Ced.irCn Mo., wiites: " I hml urteil irmn dUpliu-emcnt i-f ititcnirtl oftirois anil frumiif weakness tbr one year. Itntl Ivciirinu down ncitwuiun nnd vetu tlfiiiiRrecatile fecllns ller hit sveoml child wns iioni; i cotim i-e on my teei only a u-w nthmu-s tmtil he was six wrrkH old, then I Cimmiruefd tsktn lr. Pierce's Uoldcn Metlienl It;HMvvry nnd 'Favorite t'rescrisilion,' I tmik sevrti .ut iles in nil. A tier lakhiR the fitt Nettle t (ctt nuioli belter. I think I nni entirely emeil of nil my troubles, I can do nil mv mil k and am on mv fret sll day. am In innoh letter henllh now than 1 have bt-on in ( -xr warts m tteshy and Ky writing to Dr. lHrrcc who is rhirf constilting phyMci mof the Itivnlids' Motel and Sursicil Institute, of Hutlalo, N. Y., careful pntfeioimt advice will he obtainrd free of cost nnd specfaHr adapted to the individtml case. Dr. I'iercc's Rrent kkh DaRe Medical Adviser will be scut fict for l cents ; the cost of postage. TOUU KACE Khowa tbn utals ol ynur feolltiRa anil the state of your health m well. Im pure blood makes Itself npparont In a paloond sallow complexion, Pimple ami Skin Krnptloiis. If you are feeling weak and worn out nnd do nut linvo a healthy appearance you elmiild try Acker's Wood Elixir. It cures nil blood diseaxes where elienp Snixnparll la mi. I so -nailed purltlera fall; kuow lK this we sell every bottle on a po. live BUaiantw. WLlK'Lano. Drim. Klt. Tim Hev. V. H. Costley. of hln.-k. bridne, (Jr., while stlrnilliiu lo his pastoral duties at Kllcnwoood. tlmi stale, was attacked by elioU-ru iimrbua. He : "Hy eliatiee I happens! to Ret tinltl of a bottle of Olianilwrlaln'a Colle, Cholera ami Diarrhoea Ueniedy, and I think It was the means of mv l"K my I I'm, It relelved n;e at once." i-or wile hy Delano. : 4$MA FII njlOWh BASK Of Eugene. ai'J up Gash Cacital,ES50,0S0 Surplus and Profits, $00,000 Eugene, Oregon. AliOKKAL K4NK1.N(I Ifrtno na reartonal.le tenua. Hiifht drafts on C'iIcuko, Han Kranoiaco and Port- laij'l, Uroffon. Jlil!M t r.xcunnuo aoui on lorei-n cotmcriea. DciMwitit reieivtd Htbjectto chock or certiri- cat of depoait. All collectlona entruatiMi to us win roceiva pront attention, r T G Hendricks, ProaMenr. S B Kakin, 1'. E. Bnod(irahs, (aaliier. L. H. POTTKB, AHs't Oartbler Vice rreHident. EUGENE LoarsoSaviiitisEank Of Eugene, Oregon) CAPITAL tPAnwF) '$50,000 W. E BHOWK, Prcslilenl. J' 8. 0 PAINE, Vice President. F. W, OSUUHN, Cashier. W. W. BROWN, A sll Cashlori DIRECTORS- F WIOSBURN, BD PAINE. W E BROWN DA PAINE.. J F ROBINSON, J B HARRIS W.W. BROWN. A Uencrul llanldiiK ItlltiinesN Ti-uilNUCteil on fuvoritblo TcrniH Ijr&ft. Ifl.ticil un tho Drlnclnal cltloH of tho United fjtatuH; altto exchange (urnlelicd avail ahle In all orelKti conntrk-H. Inturotit pain on llmo deKitHii. Flre-prcof vault for tho Btorage of vftlaable papers. Collections receive our prompt attention. UHE COUNTY BANK llislnbl tailed n 1882. EUGENE, OREGON. A General Bsnkirrj business in all liranche transaclod on favorable terms. A. G. HOVKY, President J. M. AHKAM8, Cnahler EAST AND SOUTH i THE SHASTA ROUTE OF THE Southern Pacific Go Kxpresa Trains Loavo Portland linily- Norlli 7:0C p m Lv Portland Ar Lv Knitene Lv ArSan lrancfseo Lv 9:15 a m a:17 am H:05 Jl m 1:10 pm (1:45 p m l'JMOam 7: IB am (1:110 a in (1:05 p in 11:40 a ni 8:15 p ui 7-.IH) a m 8:1 r. pm l:ld p tn 7:55 a in Ar Ar Ar Ar Oifden Ar Denver Lv Omaha Ar Chicago Lv 8:!iO a m C DO p m 0:25 p in 2;llo p m 8:40 a m 8:40 p in Ar Los AnRelos Ar Ar El l'aso Ar Ar Vort Worth Ar Ar New Orleans Ar DINING CARS OBSERVATION CARS Fullmnn firnt-clivB and Touriit Sleeping cars atinctieil to an tiirotiKn traiua. Through Tourist cars to Chicago with out change, ICoMvburs III all, Dully. Hi.'Uluutl Lv Portland Ar U:tM p m I Kueno Lv 5:2) p mj Ar KfMeburf; Lv 4:30 p ui lU:50utu 7:3U a m Corvnllia Itimi Dully (Kxeept buiulay) 7&0 a m I Lv U:5.S p m 1 Ar Portland i 'orvallin Ar I pm Lv l:20pro At Albany and Oorvall.it oimniMit withtrAiti of tlreon Central A lnHtriu Kauway, ludcpotidoni'o l'uhNinuor mhIIt (Kxccpt tuiutayi Xl'Hiaa TIIAI1A1LT (KXOKPT Bt!NTAT,) 4:50 p ml Lv Portland Ar 18:25 am 7'M p m Ar MoMinnville Lv 1 5:50 a m 8;;ui p m Ar lntU'pondeiioe IjV 4:50 am Direct connection at 8nn Vranciseo with Rtoanmhip linen for Hawaii, Japan, China, the riuiitptncM ana AitHirntta. For through tickota and rated, call on L U A PA in. Or E J Mi'CLANAHAN, D-pt Agent v uy iicKt't igeni. .nugene, uregou. K KOKHLElt, C H MAKKHAM, Mauager. ( F and P A, Portland, Oregon. 0 R & N GO. "bepartjr'iure SuMlui ' Arriva From tor 1 'Jrtin 1'ortland Vast Mail 8 pm Salt Lake, IVnver, Vaat Mail CAb p m Kt Worth, Onmha,i Knnna t'ity, Ktj Umis. Chicago and! Wa'VNVaH, Sjhv kanc, MinnMfMttiti St Paul, lulttth, Milwaukee, Chi cago Ut' Kant. Ocxan STKAMsmi-a Sail evcryf. day I'Ol.liMHlA HlVXH IStkam tens To Aatoria and Way Ijindlnvni. Wu.tAUKrvxKivRR' Oivgtm tMty, Now ltx, Salem and Way liitinga. WuMMKntt ANI" Yamhill Kivbkh Orenn City, Day- i ton and Way j 1 .ami fag. Vu.LAirrrrKivi:n Ptrtliul to Cor valliand Way Lamitntra. i HVan Fiver 2:10 p m BiVana Flyer 8 p m P P m Ex .Snndar 8at 10 p in 4pm 4 p in Kx Sunday 4:30 p m Kx buiulay S:30p m Mn, Wttl and Fri Art IVrtl'd 4:;0 p m Mon. Wrd and Krl Smakr KtvxR. I Lt T.wistn Kipari t to lwistn lhiily t ... L L Stevens, 6am Kx vSuud.j I 7am Tum. Thnr and Sat Lv ..rval'a 7:16 a tn and Fri. i Lv Klparia Daily J IW H Hur burt Oatt Paa Afc-t, Pur t. Or .'..L'.:. --'Aj. CottaeT A'lTOlt.VKV.S-AT-LAVV. w O 1IAJ.K. ATTOIUN F.Y-A T-T, A W. ltojuui 1 and 2 Clirisnian Block. Kuotse. OBEOOS. M WILLIAMS, ATTOItNKY A l'-LA W. Collections a specialty. Otlice Over Lane (.'ounty Bank. BILYliU, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW. Offlce Over First National Bank. Kuokne, Obeoos, A C WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW. Offioo One-half block south of Chrismaa Blk Euoene, OltEQOif. E K 8KIPWORTK. ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW. Will practice iu nil tho Court's. Euoknb Oregon. HELMUS W THOMPSON CHAB A HARDY rpiIOMPSON A HARDY, ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW. Office In First National Bank Building, Practice in all the court. Eugene. On eg on. EO. B DORRIS, T a ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will practice in all the courts of the Second Judicial Dintrict and in the Supreme Court of the state. Snecial attention eiven to collections and mattera in probate. Hooms 1, 2 and 3, MEDICAL. QSTKOPATHY. W. J. NOVINOER, D. O. Graduate American School of Osteopathy. Kirksville, Mo, Eugene: Rooma ,4, 5 and 6, First National Hank. ' Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 9 a tn to 4 pm Consultation free at otlice. D H J W 1IAKRIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Oflice Ovor Vilkinn & Linn's drug .tore. Ollice Honrs 9 to 13 am; 2 to 5 and 7 to 0 pm. Residence Ferry street between 11th and 12th. w KUYKENDALL, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND 3UIUEON Office In Chriaman Block. Special attention to surgery and surgical dis eases of women. jj-RSKATHERINE L SCHLEEF, M D irDieeaefl of Women and Children Oilico Sholton Block, opposite Guard office T O. LOW, M, D. Spocial attention to surgery, Diseases oi Women, aud of Nose and Throat. Consultations 18 months1 experience iu Cook Uouuty xioapitftl, cincago, -Drain Oheqon. E SELOVER, M.D. Late resident surgeon St Vincent Hospital, roriiana, uregnn. Office Over A. K. Wood's crocerv store. Residence At Mrs M. J Babb's, ltieh and Seventh. Eugene Orbooh. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER, Watchea and. Clocks Repaired, J-R G BIDDLE, DENTIST Office -On Olive street. ,betweon (Fifth and Sixth streets, one block west of Minnesota Hotol J. L. PAGE -BKAlJtR IN-- fQEBIJES Ifdvhijt h Lr(re aiiit l'iiiiilete stiwk of Hlnplo nud Fttnoy Groceries bought tn the best ruarhots, EXCLUSIVELY FOB CASH, t em oflor the puhllo ltter jirleen than iiy ulhnr honne In Eurrm. BERVITA Knterr. VITALITY. LOST VIGOR '.AND MANHOOD Cures Impotcncy, Nip-ht Emissions and wastlrnr diseases, all el'ects o self- or excess nnd India-v'-'jd rrellon- Aiicrvotouicnm! MihmI buiUlor. r.riiiRj tho T'W pink plow to pnic cheeks an J .SS Ry mail tOc per liox; O boxes Im 4S !,fl: with written (riinnin. tea to euro or vrfkuid tlio inoiu y . NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton A. Jackson tttu, CNICACO, ILU For aale W h VlLuto, Vin&Ul, tune, Or SUMMONS. ! In tho Oircntt Court of tho State of OrP- goa for LaiieOo'i.ity. ilariba E. Hon, IMwutiff, VM ijttmubl Holt. lef.'iidaui.' To titimuttl Holt, Uvfemlntit ubovo uam.d: IN THli NAME OF THE HTATE Ol Oregon, you are Juaeby MUUiUioiK-U qniied to H'pear in the above enti led Court and auswer tlie compliii'it tiled aguiunt you in said Court and cuus, on or before die laat day of tho tim jir- acrihed in the order (or the publication of this sum man 8, which period of time ltj flix weeks from the date of tho liiHt puhlictKion of this anrumona. Snid first date of H&id pub lication beiug on the 21th day of August, lttU'J, and the lubt date of publication hhinu nn the 5th dav of October lHDy, and vou are notified, that if you fail to bo anneer and answer said coniplftiut the plaintiff will apply to said Court for the relief pravud fur in aaid complaint, to wn Th.t the marriaifo coutruct now existing between plaintiff and defendant be forever dissolved, and that the plaintiff have a de cn e of divorce and that plaintiff be allowed. aud decreed to assume her maiden name viz. Martha E. Tillman, and for full relief herein. 'ih in summons is published in the Daily ErOKSK Goahd for six consecutive wfeks by order of the Hon. E. O. Potter. County Judge of Lane County, Oregon, dated at Jiiiiueno, uregon, me zjra auy 01 viiyuui, 1890. L. Bilveo, Att'y for Plaintiff. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon tor the county of Lane. H C DeBeauraont, Plaintiff, ) vs W P Martin, Defendant. ) Action at law to recover money. To W X Martin, the above named defen dant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon: You are hereby summoned toappear in Raid circuit court and answer the complaint of the plaintiff filed therein, on or before t)ie 7t.h itav'of October. 1R1I9. or iudtfment will be taken against you for want of an answer, for the sum of, to-wit: $;suu.uu in u. . gom coin, with interest thereon at ten per cent per annum since the 1st day of September, and for $35.00 attorneys fees, and for costs and disbursements of action. And it is order ed by the Hon E O Potter, county ju-ige of said Lane county, that Btimmons be served on you by .publication in the Eugene Daily VjUAHIj, a newspaper oi Kenerai uircuiunuin published daily in said oounty, for bix con secutive weeks. Dated August 21th, 1899. This summons is published the first time August 25th, 1899. UXO 13 JJOHIUB, Plaintiff's Attorney. NOTICeTtO CREDITORS. Etitate of Sarah S McOlure, deceased. Noiico is t.ereby given that Mary E Avers and Dainehina T Gillespie have been duly appointed executrixes of the estate ot sarah S flloClnre, deceased. All persons having claims against Bnid estate are duly notified to present the same to the executrixes at the jaw oflice of George B Dorris, at Eugene, Oregon, ovor the First National Bank, within six months fiom the dateofthie notice, with the uecoFsary vouchers if any. Euseno, Oregon, Feb 13th, 1899. Mart E Ao;hb, DaMKTBIUS T tilLLliSPIH, Gko B DoRitin. Exeoutrixes, Atty for Estate NOTICE TO OKEDITOH8. Notice is h reby given that P M McPher son has been appointed by tho County Court of '.iuauo county, Oregon, administra tor of the estate ofC F Cleaver, deceased, and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified nnd required to present the same to said administrator, duly verified as by law reqnired, at the law offioe of M O Wilkins, in Eugene, Ore gon, within six months from the date here of. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, April 29, 1899. P M MoPhkhbon, Administrator estate of O F Cleaver, deceased. M O Wilkins, Attorney for Estate. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given that Louisa Diess has been, by the County Court of Lane Coun ty, Oregon, duly appointed administratrix of the estate of Ludwig Diess, deceased, and nit JierBons having claims against said estate are leroby notified to present the same to me duly verified, at the law offlce of K 11 Skip worth, in Eugene, Oregon, with n six moutliB from the date hereof. Dated Eugene, Oregon, Feb. 15, 1899. Louisa Diess. Administratrix of the Estate of LudwigJ jjiess, ueoeaseii. , E. R. Hkipivohth, Attorney for Admiuiatrfttrix. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. Nottco Is hereby Riven that he undersigned 11 t; llutldleston hns been duly appointed ad ministrator ot he CBtnto of I J i.'astlenian deceased, by the county court of Lane county, OrcRon, and all persons haviUR claims against paid ostato are hereby notified to present the snmo duly veriileu to said administrator at his residence in Kuceuo Orvnou within six months from the date of this notice. Dated this lltliday of Mav 1890. 11" C Uunni.RSTON, Adminlstrntorot said estate NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Estnte of Sarah D. Fitch, deceased, Lane County, State of Oregon. Notice is herebv iriven. t link Oaofca Tt TW. Ha, executor of the estate of Sarah D. Fitch, deceased, has filed his account for final settle meat of paid estate, and Monday the 4th day i. kwiiruuer, jwy, ns ten o ciock in tne toro- noon of said uay has been set bv tho Hon. E. O. Potter, County Judge of said Lane County, for hearing objections to the same, Dated July 20th, 189E. Gko. B. Dorhih, Executor. U.trfiX TICKETS POINTS EAST Throneh Fa!ace and Tourist SleeperslUn iiuj and Library Observation cars. Elegant Vestibule Trains. No 4 T.imlte.1 leavea Portland at ?;W p m. Iso 3 Limited arrive, l'ortland at H:Su a m. For tk'keta an.! full Information, call or iWrfM JM). fcl. WILLIAMS. r Afnt, Ku A n. t". DKNMSTON, C P & T A. Fortbnd, Ir Do You Smoke THE "STATE SENATOR' THE eesi SH0KE III IliE CUT Trj il cr.ee jou scsora if thssyi SUMMONS. In ilif Circnlr Court of Ilia Siutfl oi ureaon for Ln ccimiy. Miiiniu E EJwunl-i, plniutilf I I Wi;liuui F EilwulJa, dvfeadaut. tiuit iu iquily for divorce a .d tbo ou.ouy oi milter child of plaintiU', nud ulimony and other roliel, J To William F Edwards, tlio above named defendant. In the name of the State of Orf gcn: Yon are hereby smrmoDed to appear in Baid Circuit Court on or before ibf 30ih day of ti.uteniber Iw'J. and uuswor the compiaini oi the r-laiutiff ftied therein acuiuut yon, or judgment und decree will bo iub n agnicst 50U lor whjii intreoi wv uio rturi piujcu f.ir in the comnlaint. nmnolv. i dt crte dis solving the niirriae contract oxisting be- twet-n ; you nnd the pi iiutm, nna tuai plrtiuiiif havo the care and custody of the minor child of said marriage, De Eaton Edwards, and an unuividt -d one-third of the foilowinc described real oropnity, to wn I'l .... Ult t I Vnu fi.FA .1,1 A lUO weoi uuumi u iw" i.wT huu eight in block No. fonrof dinner's originrd nlat of Eucene City, in Lane county, Ore gon; and that you pay the cobts and din burec-nieutB of suit, and an attorney's fee of $25 10, and pay the plaintifi $100.00 alimoi.y to aahttst in maintaining said child, and such other relief as to tho court may seem equitable. And it is ordered by the Hon. E. O. Potter, Ccuuty Judge of said Lane county, that service of Bummons be made npou you by publication in the DaiTjT Guard, a newspaper of general circulation published in Faid county afore said for six consecutive weeks. Dated Auf-uPt loth, 1899. Tho first publication of this summons is on Saturday, the 19th day if August, 1899 Gko. B, Dobris, FlHiutuTs Attorney. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the Stato of Oregon for Lane County. Edvvtad H, Gomph, plaintiff, VB. James R. Thomson, defendant. To James II. Thomson, the abovo named defendant. In the name of the State of Oroeon : Yoa are hereby summoned to appear in said Circuit Court on or before Lhe 30th day of September, 1H99, and answer the complaint of tho pt tintirTfiled therein against yon, or judgment will be taken against you for wautofau answer for the sum of $124.85, with interest thereon nt 6 per cent per annum since January J, 1895; ond the further Bum of SC80 63, nnd for costs and disbursements of 00'. ion. And it is ordered by the Honorable E. O. Potter, County Jurigw of said Lane county, that Bcrvi-'e of summoim be made upon you by publication in the Eugene Daily Guam), a newspaper of general circulation pub lished daily ia euid Lano county, for six successive weeks. Dated August 17, 1899, The llrfit publication of this sum mono is made on tho 19th day of August, 1899. Gko. B. Douris, Plaintiffs Attorney. NOTICE TO CREDITORS, Notice is hereby givou that the under signed, has been duly appointed by the County Court of Ihit State of Oregon, for h&o f-ounly, Admitiislratrix of tho estate ut Chiistiau HiuiHon, diceneed. All por sont having claims against said estate ore hereby r quin d to preticcl tht same to me properly virifii d, 114 by law n quired, at 'he liiiy .'fllco c-f L L Steveuo, in Eugene, Oregon, within six months from the date hervof. D.ittd this 4th day of August, 1899. t Jouannah Hanson, Administratrix. L L Stkvenb, Attorney for EBtnte, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that tho undersigned, D R Hill, has been by the county court of Lane county, Oregon, duly appointed admin istrator of the estate of Mary F. Baker, de ceased, nud all persens having claims against the said estate, are hereby notified and re quired, to present the same duly verified to nid adniistrator. at his residence, four miles southwest of Junction iu said Lane county, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated this 3rd day of August, 1S99. D. R, Hill, Admifcistrator of said Estate. L. Bilyeu, Att'y. NOTICE OF , FINAL ACCOUNT. In the matter of the estate of William Miller deceased, Notice is hereby given to whom it may con cern that the County Court of Lane County, Oregon, has set Monday, the 4th day of Sep tember, 1899, at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon of s.id day, for tho hearing of the Final Account now on hie in the above matter and estate. All persons aro hereby notified to appear In said court at said time and show cause, if any, why said Account should not be allowed, tho administrators discharged and their bonds men exonerated, Dated this 24th day of July, 1899. I Ernestine Miller, .... ) Hruman Miller, Administrators of the estate of William Mil ler deceased. KOTtCIS OF FIlNAL SJfriXBMBKT. Eft it', of ,Iol,n V. Porter, deceased. "otiee whereby Biven, that K. Y. Porter aommmrators of said estate, have hied their account for final settle ment of said estate, and Monday the 4th day of September, 18U9, at ten o'clock In the fore- noun oi sain, oay nas Been Bet by the Hon. E O. I ot'er, County Judireof said r.0,.0 r'n.,...' for hearing objections aud settling said ail atcd Eugene, Or, July 20th 1809. tJ!V.Y- J,0RTl'". James M. M ktin, Geo. I). Dobhis, Adminitratr.i, Atty for estate. NOTICE TO CUEDITOBa. Notice Is hereby given to whom it mav concern that the undersigned ha, been Zl Minted by the County Court of Lane Count?, JJ. Aieh.dlj, deceased. All persons having clanns against said estate, are hereby notified to present the same to me, with tbe proper vouchers, at tbA Inm nffi a lJatedJuly-lsS..:' NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT: ".,iicV."i',"',7 8i."n wll0m t may con- are I, .by io aKTid'cS that tune and how cause if anv whv Vu count should not be allowed . fhe ud Li d.-chargrd and .he Wndsmen 8Iorate 8 Dated August 7, ltW. "irmeii, Ad.ii.btn.lri, of IhiTtlMi Hl, fc ivy deceased. "" Uiimph- NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. . . aocount for hn.l "rl;""'' M'!5-; ln.4tl.diV 'ii, jtuy am;j Oro. It. Dnrsg,. T. O. HtNnnn ks, Adminutrator. llumphrey. ,l.wa.e,l-a,,d the Comity CoUrt St WIl O dwelt in ihm tnran..,. ..i . " ""J r JZtTl?::"'' I. C Ttendrick., imam tshie , . Atty. for (.Una, SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the 8tWt 0l for Lone Count v. 01 v-,. 3. O. Khinehur-, Plaintifi 1 vs. 1 U S .uuliiu or 1 Alice Mnllin ''-'ft-ndiinf a ToU. A. MuUui ami ' A.i,ft f . Mtnve uuiKPrt dffi,darjtw m IN THIS NAME ov titp Oregon, You and each of Vnn L T ? required to appear and aUKWer trf. plaint of plftiuiiA- filed hSo a -4 before tho flrat day of the nS??I?' a thereof which Rtdd Court is toZh holden at me Court IIou iu yn m gon the 30th dr.y of October 0t you fail to so appear and acW t m thereof the plaiutilT will appl'v t0 I? for the relief prPeJ tot to nl.te0 plaint filed herein to-wit- 1 mtlfl80. For a decree of the Court for the f closure of a certain mortgftPe dPJ i itt- said complaint and exeriti... 1 " .. U defendants on the 19th day of llJZj secure the payment of a certain nJ to note of eveu tenor thereof for the 50 00 with interest theieon fron? ?aJ day of May 1887 at the lai 0, 'he6( " per uuuuui una lor the (Dm 0I tfi, lutereat thereon nt the rno offi " per uniium aince the 20th dnv r,i i, eaiu ouui oi jo.oo beuur ml. h i ,; us taxes for the ,..u? sj7 J.P''? premiaes oouveyed by said i, ,1, defendant to plaintiff, nfta ,h W snai of $6.0U with it(rltl here J the 9.h day of May, 18911, the si l''' $6 00 beina for tai.a M T. IT"'? H Baid prenn.es for ihe ,ar of 18M- .S," the further bud, of $16.00 Btt'rneU- " That the preniinea conveyed bv ..m gage are described as follows, '".ii'S e y, of the b e and the lota No, s & 10 of section 2, twp 17 . r 3 e of w V"" tainiog 160.54 aoreaof land in Laueim? Oregon. That the said pr, n,i8e"2 by euid morti!i.gB may be sold t.m,i ! law and that the proceeds urisingXm M salo be apul.e.1 to the pavUot Z S said mortKaBe,,nnd in case su.h m2 ore no. snilicieot to pay tl,e same, tw! obtain a jtidgmont agamnt the id debi nuts for the balance remaining doe; ut that the said defendams aod all Jr oloimmg : by, through or under them m, be barred nud foreclosed of nil right 5 olaim, lien, equity of redemption itj mtereflt in and to said morlganl p,emi u,ui nirincr reliel ai may appear irom plumtiii's compliiu x ...... j ,, ,t , C0SB diBDursements of tbiB Mat. Thiu a,.,nn.ni.c ta ..l.!;. s : Gdaiid a dajly newspaper of general circok. lion, and by order of the Hon. J. w Hu. itton, Judge of said Court, mid orferbeia made and dated at Eng.no, urcuon on tk 29l h day of June, 1899. That 'll, & publication of thiB sunimons was on lii loui uuy oi u uuo, joiui, Walton & MjnKm, Attoruejs for Plaintif. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Orega, NioholaB Kolbet, Plaintiff, ) vh V ChriBlina Kolbet. Defendant To Chiislina Kolbet, defendant atm named: IS TOE NAME OF TUE STATE Of Oregon, you are summoned aud requireis appear 'and answer tho coniplsiiil IU ogaiust jou in the above entitled court ud cause, on or before October 9, 1(599, thai b. ing the first day of the next regular term i Baid oourt, to bo begun ond holden at tie Courthouse in Eugene, Lane County, 0 gon; and if you fail to rppeorand mm ne horeiu required, the plaintiff will apply to the Baid orart for the relief prayed for in said complaint, to-wit: For a 'decree ol said oourt, declnrlug tho marriu(e contritl now existing between plaintiff and defend ant, forever, dissolved, that defendant hi forever baired from any dower interest ii the following deBcribed premises to-wit: The north ot the northeast yt, and 111 north y, of the northwest yt of Sectira ii, Township i7 S 11 6 West, iu Lane comlj Oregon, nnd for full relief. ThiB Bummona is published the first tial July 1st, 1899, by order of tho Hon.E.O. Potter, County Judge, inodo in .Cnajalwi may n, 1899. Dated July 1, 1899. OKOIICF. W KIN'SET. Attorney for Plaintif. NOTICE OF KEFEREES SALE OF KEA1 PBOPEltTY. Notice ia hereby given: That by vitta of an order of the Circuit Court of tbeSutetl Oregon for tho county of Lano made ai tin regular June term thereof in the soitofl I JoueB et al, trustees vs Geo W Hazleton et al authorizing and directing me to sell til following desoribed real property lo wit: Commencing ono rod west of the d w cot of the D L O of Wm Shields, siltlited Lane oounty, Oregon; thence Boutb 8 roda, thence west 15 rods, tbeuce northealtellrl rods and 5 feet nloDg the bank of tie Cotf Fori river; thunce east 10 rods to the plw of beginning containing one half acre mon or less in Lano county, Oregon. t Now therefore in pursuance to said of made by said court I will offer the abon scribed prerniBCB for sale at public, audi to the highest bidder for cash at the house door in Eugene, Oregon, on thewj Oay of August, 1899, between the hotn 9 o'clock a m nnd 4 o'clock p m to wil " 1 o'oiock of said day. Lanodos aioi. Keferee. ADMINISTEA1EIX NOTICE. -! . I i t,a iKi nw sigued, S. J. Hnghes, has bbJ County Court of Lane Ccnnty, 0te duly appointed administratrix of tb " of Johu A. Hughes, decensed, and 1 sons having claims against sf.it1 ell,1I hereby notiDed and lequired, lo pies tho same to said ndininistrolrii, 0"7 fled, at Die law offlco of L. UHye'; m Z gene, Oregon, within six moctlia lion date of this notice. . t Dated m Knoene. Oreaou. thU Wm oi aiarcu, loytf. fci. j, mo"-i Aduiiniat'sl"1' L. BiLYKrj, Atty. . NOTICE OF FI.NALSETTLEMES1 Notioe is hereby given tbst tb," igned, administrator cum Iw"1111". nexo of Iho tBtato of J. H. Taylor. 4o- ed, has filed his flnol account m iy court oi urn coumy, v '"i ' (fcf(J matter of Bald estate, i.u aiouu..,, - . . day of September, 1WJi, nt Iho tour o'clock of said day has been Swd " of said court for the henrine o oejw to said acoount and for lhe final 'e".'!.ru of said .atnte; and all objection' r ' shall be filed with the clerk of eU on or befor. said date. Dated this lath day of Jcr.', ' T. J. -MeU-It. Administrator with the wills"1 L. Eitikp, Attorney for Mid NOTICE OF FINAL SKTTI.EMEST- Notice is herebv given that the o"'1",, aecntrix of the e.tte of John Ocorrt ,J i,lm'it deceaserl, has tiled In the I oarl) r l.sneCcuntv, State of Orfg'-ii..'1"' ,; l count of her adniinitrti"n "I that Monday th. 4lh day i'f 'n'' ft,ct at the hour of 10 o'clock a. " by said Court us the time for ; uv tions to said report, nJ the iettieni! of- D.ted this 4th day oi . U h. Stkvsss, Execnirix "I ' " Atty. for estate.