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Newspaper Page Text1 t Daily Eugeue Guard ry--- 1'ublUhed ery uninit of the week, dun lays ioBitl. Adilr.- U col-UUIill..l end m.k. all re-ltU-Oss pay-bis to the U0 lll'.Kli, Kukm. U"up. subscription bates. ium.i. Dellrenxl liy carrier, par week ijellverod by carrier, per -with ' Hy mail one year (in advance) J JJ riis munlha Ona mouth HiDKla cnpir-, Oua year (in advance) JJJ Bis months . !. AdvertUing rates made known on abdication. Entered aa seoomlelsss matter K'i8re, Uregon, postoflic at the THE EASTERN OFFICES -Of this iMrareat10 to 1M Temple Court, New V ,'rk City, and U H Kiprens llldir, 87 Ws.h Ingt'.n St., Chicago, III, Ji KAT- Adverti ng Agency in charge. UAMPBKLL BI103 PubliHherB III Business lettera to thla oHIce ahould be dlreolod to THE OUD Initoad of either of the proprietor. P"";;"',, BR0S ;; reAlENDAPJW S-H MoiT TU-" "wtX TH-' TrT -AT tH 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 a 9 io yJL 4 15 16 17 U$ 19 "o" Ot 02 23 2 05 26 27 28 1 29 1 30lfljc:q CXI f 5 done in eo nuperiiir thnl ciitnparii would lie ahiur'l. Il in a fact that the iirem'tit Blip erintendent Iimh done great deal of permanent work, to replace woik formerly done over and oer agaiu each year. Mr. McDiIPb report will Btrenghlen the contention thiil tlio now nyetem is the only one yet tried in this county that is id the least desirable. It reflects immense credit on the services of Mr. Mc Dill, who ban proven to be a public officer well nigh ideal in all re spects. SUMMARY FOB TEN MONTHS, Itoad and bridge account from March 9, 1899, to December 1, 1899 Bridge material and labor for same, t.5591.29; strawiug road, $1164.45; cutting tbietles, $255; tools bought and now on band, $00.25; blacksmitbing, $128,20; la bor on roads, $9874.82; salary of J. B. McDill, road master, $1000; total for all items, $18,080.01. An echo of Blavery times comes from Dallas, Texas. A negro slave wsb sold in that Btate about tbe be ginning of tbe war and a note given in payment. Aftar the war the note was presented, but payment was resisted on the ground tbat slavery having been abolished there was no vauluabe consideration After many delays, appeals, etc., tbe case has been compromised by the payment of $750, the faoe of the Dote. -FIRST National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital 860,000 Surplus - - 950,000 Eugene, Oregon. AUKNEKAL. BANK IP (i li'JttlMCHB Done on ruanM terms. dight drftfti on Chicago, Htui Francisco nd I'ort Ual, OrKon jlilli of lohuiKe wld on fmwlfrn court trie. 1) epiU ivceivtd ml-jtitU check or oertii cate of deftoait. All collection, entnuua to u wiu receive prropt attention, T Q Hn DHicM, Pre-Went. 8 B Kaki:., v ice rreauient- MOON'S fHAKKa Vint quartor., Villi moon.. ,,, IaiI quartor . . Now UIOOU....1 .Jauiiar7 8 WEATHER BUREAU- (Dally Report.) POUTlJtND, OltKHON, January It 1! JO (l.ao t m Weathor Forecast for Kuaone, Oieaou: Tonlilitt snd Tueada;i Ham ooiitlnuud eool MONDAY - JAN 15 HOME OKEUON LEUI8LATIVE WISDOM. Of all legislative monstrosities the state ''barber" law must' bear the palm. The appointment of commission to travel about the state to examine and ltoenae bar ber for the practice of their trade is the height of law making ab surdity and extravagance, ' ThiB from the Portland Telegram of January 13th is enougb to provoke one to laughter: Tbe barber's commission is still in Eastern Oregon and will not re turn until the middle of next week It was intended to hold a sitting in -umpter yesterday, and lay ovor there today. In a letter to Joe Hutchinson, whom he left in oliarne nf bis businoss, sain Howard, proB ident of tbe commission, states that the commission is being well re oeived, and is accomplishing much In the way of work. "Accomplishing much in the way of work," Indeed I Ajuukotat the expense of tbe barbers, who must pay foes for lioense to scrape faoos and out hair, and tbe people who pay taxes, all to no praotical purpose. It ptssos understanding : how inklligont legislators could have been wheedled into enacting suoh St taw. I'KACTICAL H0AU WOKK. A Utneral Hoptrlnu dem Has Proved a Bueona In Unialllla County. Rati Oregoolan, January 12. J. 1). McDill, county road super intendent, submits his t'Htement of disbursements for the ten months be has held tbe office. It shows that, notwithstanding the large amount of new work, and the per manency of much of it, the expend, iturea are less than for the same period under the former road aup isor system. Duriug tbe previous year, lbs road and bridge expenses were, approximately, $24,000, bo Ing in excess of that sum. For the ten months beginning March 9, 1899, and ending December 31, 1899, the expenditures were $18, 080.01. An entire year, at that rate of expenditure, would bring up the total to no mora than $20, 000, No leu than $4000 was saved while tbe character of the work ) your You If you have a sign oyer door you are an advertiser. oan't carry everybody to your sign, but the Daily and Weekly Guaiid will carry your sign to tbe people of the city and county. Persistent publicity is the price of business prosperity. An advertisement does not sell tbe goods, but it helps the seller to sell them. The fact that Heoretary Gage will require one thousand type written pagos to answer congress inquiry as to why he favored cer tain New York banks looka as il the secretary had a case that re quires considerable explanation. W-e i"f The mnn timgled in the tape from the ticker il the type of the average huaindaa man. Ilia buiinen caret wrap him abtrat like the colli of a constrictor and slowly cniah out Ilia life. The common sign of the busi ness man's slavery is " weak atom ach, the natural consequence of the rapid eating, the indigestible pastry, the coffee and pie or doughnuts, with which mnny a man stuffs his stomach tinder the name of "quick lunch." The quickest way back to n strong stomnch and sound health is to use Dr. Pierce's Golden Med cal Discovery until perfectly cured. It goes to the root of disease. It removes the cause of ill-health. It makes more blood and better blood, and this blood nourishes every orgrin iu the body to the highest point of vigorous health. " During Ilie summer and (Ml of iMt," write Che. II. ScreeeM, Rki., of l'lain City, Mmllnon Co., Ohio. "I became alt 'mil down,' nerves were out of ortier. 1 wrote to lr. l'lrrre for eilvii-c. lit aid I hail general ilrbility, and atlviieil Doctor Pierce' GoMen Medical Discovery, auil, thatilte to yiHi for your advice, I iiied ell bottle: ami tince I toy,ueit Inking it about one year ago. I have not taken nv medi. cine of auy kind, and Aoie fWa a&r'a, m4 ewrr aVv. my amirtlte ts good. I can eat thiee Miite nirtU a day, and I do not ftel tht lulM-Tiible iHitntnginthe etomach after rating. My blood and nerve are la guod liepe, aud, I aui In good ruunlug order." Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure btllousneat. Call for Meeilnir of llemocratlo On tral Committee, The members of the Hemoeratle Central Com mittee are hereby oalled to meet at the Court Houee In Rugene, Oregon, on te-wlt: Saturday, the 7thday ol Jan., 1k0, at I o'clock, r. a for ceninltatlon concerning primary meetings and other matters. 1, L, STkVSNH, J. J, WlLT!t HecreUry. phairman, 1'1,A.M OUT. Pull beattaclie, paint In various parts of the body, kinking at the pit of the stomach, Itws of appetite, foverlsluitw, plniplea or sortw, are all pcaltive evldt tice of Impure blood. No matter how It became so. It must be purified In order toohtnln good health. Anker's itlood Kllxlr liaa never failed to pure rVnifulousor Hyiiliilitlfl iwlmins, or anv other blootl dtaenaeei. It la certainly a woiinernil remrtiy anil we sell every bottle on a positive guarantee. For ale by W I twl.ano. Kiperirnce la the beat teacher, fee Acker's Kngllsh Itemed lu any case of couiihs, mltls or pmuii. Should It fall to give Immediate reiivf money re funded, lift ola and 60 els. For sale by W 11 Del-ano, Dyspepsia can be cured by using Acker's Dy"pela Tablets. One little tab et will Klve Immediate relief, or moi ey refunded. Hold In handsome In boxes at U eta, Kur Ml by W h DeLauo. lllryole (tipplle of all kinds on hand. M A Mo. Fifteen to ii ir rent ofT on all ngu etl wall paper. llHIKKiN 1 1 A KUW. Co. P. E. Shodobaioj, UaaLier. L. H. POTTKB. Aaa't Caahler EUGENE Loan Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus $50,000 2,500 CANADIAN PACIFIC RY SOO-PACIFIC LINE. loi'thern Pacific RAILWAY & A OCNCRAI. BANKINS BUaiNCSa TRANS- " AOTEO ON FAVORABLE TCHMS. Drafts lsaued on the nrlnclDal oltles of the United States and foreign coiiDtrlea, Intereat allowed on Demand Certificates of Iieuoi.it when left Hated period. Col'ectloua receive our prombt attention. t;u and county warranla bought. - W. C BHOWN, 0. A. PAINE, Presides!. Vies Preildsnt. P. W. OSBUHN, W. W. BROWN. . Cssklsr. A sat Csshlsr. The only Transconlienental Route. Grand Scenery, Fine Accommodations Low Rates. To and from all east ern points and Eu rope. Direct Route to Kootenay mining district, British Col umbia. We run the finest solid vestibule train crossing the continent consisting of Palace sleepers, dining cars, tourist cars, day coaches and colonist sleepers. CANADIAN PACIFIC ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. To China and Jopao. CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN LINE To Honolulu and Australia, For full Information regarding rates, etc. apply to uu. . uhav. Agent, H. H. ABOTT, Eugene, Oregon Agent, i'ortland, ur. E. J. COYLE, A. G. P. A., Vancouver, B. C. LANE COUNTY BANK JKetabllabe- In I88H., r- or EUGENE, i OREGON. n General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms, A. G. HOVEY, President J. M. AJBRAMB. Cashier, Central Market, f Mi PROPRIETORS Will keen constantly on hand a full supply BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at tbe lowest market prloea. A air stare of lie pnmic oatronaee solicited S-TO THE FARMERS. -I We will pejr the hlKUest market prloe ' for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Hheep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. CsP-Meats oellrered to ane tart ot tbe ellj Keol ohanre J. L. PAGE -DKALKR IN BOCJEBlS Having a I.arire and Complete stock of Htaple aud Fancy Groceries bought Id the beat markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, loan offer the public better prloea mau any uiuer uouse iu .ugeue. OREGON SHORT LINE R. R. THE DIRECT ROUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. aires choice of two favorlta routes, via the UNION PAIM'IO Put Hall Line, or the RIO UKAN iK Scon to Una took at the time days tn rn!t Lake days to Denver ,hJ days to Ohlcnjfo v, i j m u i'db aura. fHKK IIKI LINIFItl t'MAIH CAR I PlltlUIKHIDIOI MISLIsliP 1NU; HH, I'VLLnAN fAtACK i.kpiku CAHa. Kor lull rrtlrnlors retanltng ratea, time e traliie.etc, call on or aiUlrees L L Stevens Agt, Eugene. CO Terr- W E Coman Tra I At Oen'l At 124 T'tlrd 8t, Ponland, Or HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON Sommervllle & 8er.tr. eee Pure WhUVIee oa,l PHea, the fines aratlee of Wlnea ai 'Jicara, Mixed Iiriuas a apectaJif. Welnhard's Famous Beer Bottle and Draught Tourlat 0 R & N GO. Depart 1 Time Schedule. Fast Mail 8pm Halt Lake. Denver, f t Worth. Umaha, Kamaa City, Ht Lrouii, Chicago and at Spokane Flyer 3:45 p m 8pm Dailv x Suoday 8pm 8at 10 pm Gam Ex BuDday 7am Tuoa. Thur and Bat 0am Tuea. Thur and Bat. Lv Rlparia 1:21) a m Daily Walla Walla, Spo kane, Minneapolis St Paul, Duluth. Milwaukee, Chi cago and East. Ocean Stkamhhih Alt SailiDtr dates subiect to chanue. For San FranciBco- Sail Deo 3. 8.13. 18. ZJ, 6. aba every o day a. Columbia Kivku Stkamers To Astoria and Way JtandiOKs. Wl LLA M UTTElt I VB Ureuon Citv. New berKt Salem and Way J-andinya. WlLLalMETTE AND YAH H ILL RlTBKS OreKn City, Day ton and Way LandinKB. WiliamettrHiv:r Portland to Cor valliiiand Way Landing,, Snake River. Rlparia to LewLstn Arrived Fast Mail 6:45 p m Spokane Flyer 4pm 4 d in Ex Sunday 4:30 Dm Ex Sunday 3:30 d m Mon, Wed ana v ru 4:30 d m Mon, Wed and t n. Pullman Sleeping- riars Corvallis Eastern RAILROAD. Elegant Dining' Oars Sleeping Jai? '1111 HKII No. 2 for Va.Uiua- Traiu leaves Albany Leave t crallii Arrives Yuiua No. 1 lieluniing Leave Y-'uiDa ave I 'orvnlli Arrivo Albany No. 3 for Di troit Leaves Albany Arrives Detroit No. 4 Ketiirnim. Leavea ueiniii. Arrives Albany... TO sr. jvaul, , .MI.NXKAI'OLIW, Ul I.UlH, KAltUU, tJllAXl)i'01!KSi rill HiKSoNj WINWirUti, I1KLKNA and HI'MTK." Throunh Tickets to Chicago, , .ZAK'1"-' 1'11J1.AU-I.rrn--1, BOSTON, anil All I'olote Eit and South. For Inform ation, time cards, map and tickets, call on or write to II McMUKPHKY, General Agent, b gene, ) ; te Opposite Guard otlice. . tir. A II OHAKLTO:.". Asut Gen 1 - ass. At: nt, Morrison St, cor Third, Portland, J fgon ..12:45 P M . . 1 -Wi P 1 ... 7:Z I'M , . . fi:00 A M ..)I;!UI A M ...12:15 PM ... 7;00 A JI . . . 1 1 ::t0 A M . .12:20 P M ... r.:!5 Pll One and two onnect at Albany and Ci rvallis fiC -Tuthern I'ncilic trains, givinitUiruct nervlco to aud from Senforl anu loj.v ocacue. ,. ..! iM irolt at Trains lor in .""- ",",.,..f, .......ninir "rndS'r.hnreV.b-u-and.lan.lai.i the same day. MutiaKer. II L WALDKN, J.TUKNKR, J J? i a VKfDl, iiii.ur NOTICE TO TnillEP, l'arties lands undt stoiui act. liavetl filinj.' , r ll ii; (Mi.r. Sheriff's Sale en Execution THIS RAILWAY fOMPANY Milwaukee) 0erateB ita trains on the famous block Bystvin. j-iKnts its irainB ny electricity Uses the celebrated electric berth leading lamp. Runs splendid equipped passenger ttainR every day aud night between St Paul and Chicago, and.Omaha and Chicago it he Chicago, - Milwaukee and St. Paul Also operates steam-heated vestibu'ed trains. carrying the latest private compaituictit care ut.rary outlet, buiokiiik cars, and 1 raw in tr-room sleetwrf. PAKLOU CAltS, free rwlining chair care and tne very best dining-car service, por the lowest rates to any point in the Uuitti Sutes or Canada, aply to ticket acnt, m address C j.T EDDY, J W CASEY, General Aol, Trv .'as Ageut, Purtlaa-t, iireoi Lt Lewistn Daily 8:30 a m L L Stevens. Agent, .Eugene, W H Hurlhurt Gen Taa At 1'ort, Or THROUGH TICKETS TO THE EASTandSOUTHEAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC1 COMPANY sy i r v Pullman Pla C I -- -- 1st Sleoners and Reclinln w l ' J IU , . , , UKNVKK, OMAHA, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS' And other Eastern Cities. The only line Jour-hair from Portland offetioK luu-enirere 8ecially tlmnigh to Chicago Conducted K imiraions very etlna-tay. Portland to Ch'cago Dully TourlBt r cservice Via Southern Pacirl. ITnlnn P.:.l ? ' checkeil throwthto deatlnaUon. Maoinrent scenery, Union u.H)t. fast time, lowest ratea. For further information, apply to any airent Southern Pacific Com lany, or U LATHHOP, c K WIO GB?pRK TICKETS NORWAY ' hAl-1- POINTS EAST ThiwuH Palaej and TourUt Sleepers, Din Ins and Library Ul.rv.tion cars. Elegant Vestibule Trains, No 4 Limited leaves Portland at jlpm No S Limited arrive Portland at Hal) a m. For UckeU anil (nil Infmmation, call or addrees J0. M. WILLIAMS, lr Ak-ent, Ko A. B. C DKNNISTtiX, C P T A. Portlan.1, Or Eugene Street Railway. TIM R CARD, AfWrth4tho(Oct. 1S96, II, streol Mr will ran on the following a,.hedut lime until further untie. EAST AND SOUTH VIA THE SHASTA ROUTE OF THE Southern Pacific Co Express Trains Leave Portland Daily- Soul.ii 'N'uWli !l:lfi a m 3:54 a m Mr, p in 1:10 pin 7:00 pin 8:40 p m 8:50 p m 7:1B p ui 1:10 am ViOOani 1:40a m 12 30nra 1 7:LtJ a m I o:f0 a ro 7KX; pm 1-34 am 8:1ft am 5:30 a in 7 -.1X1 a m G:0O pm :2P a m 8:;t0 a m IJ:14 pm 7ft p m ftM5 p m i:m p m 0KX) p m 625 p m Lv Tortland Ar Lv KiiKeue Lv ArSanKrauclscoLv . Ar Ogden Ar Ar Los Angeles Lv Ar El l'ano Lv Ar New Orleans Lv Lv Portland Ar Ly KtiKene Lv Ar San Francisco Lv Ar Ogden, l.v Ar Loe AnKeles Lv Ar Kl P.sn Lv Ar New Orleans Lv DINING CARS OBSERVATION CARS Pullman first-clais and Touri.t Sleepine cars attached to all through trains. lrompt connections at Denver. Omaha and Chicago with trains for other east- sjorvnllls ITlnll llnlly (Except tiunday 70a m I 11:55 p m Lv Ar Portland Corvallis Ar I 5:.10 pn Lv 1:20 pm At Albany and Oorvallis oonneot with tr. of Oregon Central Katern Hailway. Iiinepeudeiice I'nsaeniter IKmept tiundayl sinlly HPRHM TRA1H DAILT (IciPt BuXDAt.) 4:.;i0pml Lv r.utl.nd Ar I8-"1 7:pm Ar McMinn.illeL; i o Mn Ar Ii,dei,ndence Lv 4 - . Direct connection at' Pnn Kiancwco with esm.hip line, for Hawaii, Japan, tl taa, t ,e l'hilliptnes and Amtralia. " me 'or throunh tickf ts and rates, call on Or J McCLAXAHAX1'" iM'K . CitV Ticket A..- I V. .. " '.urur, Vregon. R KOKHLKR, c H MAHKHAM Manauer K,-PA, ' l ortland, Orenon. NOTICE OF FINAL SKTlLEVlEXx. '".".' M. J. UiMla.li, executor o the e.,e S . iK H- 'ed, ha. ai'd his final account in the matter of .i,l tale in the county court for I f. Oregon, snd Tt,."; L ijf J?" H, ISKX), at th. hour of I o'clock in l' f emoonofwid day h, Ueu tiled W sstd ootirt for the hcarit o ol nil,i -T .d .cconnt snd fo, the final m . '", id estate; snd all '' " s.id .' ? Notice is heteby given, thai by virtue of au execution duly issued out ol the Circuit Court ol the Slate of Oregon for the cunuty of Laue, on the 1Mb duy of December, 189!), on a judgment and Older of sale rendered iu auid court on the Rth day of October, 1899, for tu sum of Four hundred Dd nfty-tbrce aud 33 100 dollars in U. b. gold coin, with interest at the rate of ten per cent per an num in like gold coin, from the 9ih day ol October, IS'JI), end the timber sum of tbir ty-liveatid uo-100 dolbirs uttoruey's feoB, and oiuliteen aud 20-1UU dollars uoslu, iu a Buit nlterein H. C. I)i Beaumont was plain tiff aud W. F. Martin waB dtltnuui.t; and against Ihe defendant W. F. Martin, nod on iuriooient and order of sole rendered in Baid Court coaiml.ndiii me, iu order to satisfy said ju. guieut aud costs, to Bell the following discnbed renl property, to-wit: All ol tbe undivided one-filth interest of the defeuduut W. F. Martiu in and to tbe eaet half of ithe Donation Lund Claim of Evan Martin aud Mary Martin, hiB wile. Claim No. 78, Noli. No. (iu'47 in twp, 111 S. It. 3 W, containing 1G3 acres of laLd iu Lane oomity, State of Oregon. AIbo all of the undivided one-eighth iuterest of the said defeuduut in and to the west half of the Bnid Donation L'uid Cluim No. 78Notif 0047, containing 103 i-100 oorts, exceptitg from said west hulf tbe following diBcribed tract, towit: Commencing at the n. w. oorter of tbe said don. lund olnnn No. 78, Ihenoe Bontb 2 rods, thence eaBt '27.62 cbuinB, tbeticu north 12. 81 cbalUB, tbenco wet 13. U9 cbulna. tbeuce south 11. bl chains, thenoe west 13,03 chaiue to place of beginning, continuing 18 screB, lenviug after suid exception 145 28 1U0 acres. Also au undivided one-eighth interest of tbe defendant in aud to tbo following de&cubed premiHts, to-wit: that purt of tbe douulion land claim of iBuac Alien, otu. o. 0o74 in twp, 19 a. r, 3 w, described rb follows: Commencing at Ihe n. e. corner of tbe donation land claim of L. Tracy, Nottf. No, 0503, thence north 89 rods, thence east 22 y, rods to the pies. ent traveled State rond, tbenco along suid road in a sovth-eaaterly direction to a poiut due eaBt of tbe beginning corner, theuc wesl to tbe place of beginuing, ouutaiuing o acres or ie , iu auo county, Oregon. Also tbe undivided onc-iihlh inteieet of tbe defendant in nod to the following described tract, towil: Commencing at post uud rock G 80 cbnius east Irotn tbo 8. w. corner of Claim No. 41, Isauo Allen donation i ind claim in twp, 19 b. r. 3 w, thence eimt 10.35 chiiinB to publio highway. Ibence west of south along ihe publio highway 40.10 chains to a rock: thenoa westll.lOcbains, thence north 40.10 cbaina to place of beginuing, ojutainiug 14 act I uu iu rouB more or icbs, in aue county, Ongon. AIbo all the uudividtd one-eighiu interest of the delendunt in uud lo the fol lowing described premises, lo-wit: Beginning ot coiner angle of Isaac Allen uuuauon tana cluim o. 41, in bcouou 11, twp, 19 a. r, 3 w. aud running thence west u.ou cuaiua to corner ot ojtum No. l uouue uorin 441 cuaiUB to s. w. ooruer of said claim No. 41, thence eaBt 6.86 coatns, thence Boutb 42.41 chains to place of beginning, containing 29 09-1U0 acieB of iauu in aue county, Oregon, Now, therefore, In the name of the State uregon, in compliance with said wiit, win oner for sale the above described property at publio attolion, to tbo hichest hirlriA In, ..nU . .1.: . . . . - . ubmii Buojoui io renott. i:lior at the south door of the court L. u iu -ugene, ane County, Oregon, oi, Xu.u- unj, ine otn aay ol .ebrunry, lijuU, be .weeu iue uouib ol u o'clock a. iu., uud 4 o clock p. in, to-wit: at one o'clock d. m On RlllH itau r ' Dated this 29lh day of December, 1890 ... tTHEBB, ohenffof Lane County, Oroti By Fbkd Deputy. CITATION. Ore on" "' CU" 'or LUJ' Oonfy In tbe matter of the estate of William eatcb. deceafted CITATION T0M,,"li!,I,,p. Millon A Vo"tl1'. Eliza- i 7 ,r,s oivig, ucy Tripp, C . rl, '.!. V1 ""o.Evbub, Eli coLittrod- "ud, " IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon, vou ar r,,.rl., . . ... r. :. -,lKU u'i required "-n Hill u-'i.;. ....t.i:..i. . i " " jiiiii.i.-iieti in anv may desire. io secure nu ever, in.y niUst puuueauon notice from the land olliC their right. Jfi.f, cretion of the a,,j J2 .1 .i . li,J neiai uie lvquirtj, be published where If you desire v, published in the'G mana tne publican, oi Uie remster ,( office, and hand n, for the recislpr .i office to attend to ucwion win be other paper. E00EI-FL1 STAGE L E. BANGS, Pre Stage lenvea Kugene Bally except iSuiulsj Jrivturniuc Hiue U for Eugene daily except M HI buturdaya at S a m. Arrivea in Kuneat following. 81N(iI FA UK hound T!.n ; Tickets for wilu nt K,"b' Kngene, or At J unj A pi Florence. Timber Land Act, J Unhi-.d Statist NoTtmUr . Notico is hereby given Ik wim itie provMiuus ot anac: Ouue 3, 1-78, fiititltd "Al of limber lutuls iu Ibe.tbiK OregoD, KevadiuiiiilW-fliiLi: John K. CnDipbeil, of n Lane, etate of Oron, hsstj -worn Biuteuifut No. 734, fc: of the b t. of Ktction No.: 17 S Hitnge o. i K, amin show that ihe land .cuhn for its tirnbGr t t HtoLe tba& fiarposes, and to (-plnMistil-ftpd before tlie Heeibtrrt this ofiioe nt Kosolmrg, Ore. tbe 19th day ot JmiunrT.l;' lie tnDitti as wiiefi.: V. ehaw, FmiiclH E. Dnnn. Matthew S. Wallis, ot Eng:- Auy and ull ncrcLBtit the above-df-Biri bed lands i- 01e their cinim-j in this oflk' said 19th dny of JHiincry, '. J , T. lirjiA: NU'l ICJK . F FINALS ftolifo is bun-by given i: siloed, LouiHri DiesH, hsi ly C-iiiri of L iue county, 0- acctiOHt Ot Uie Htl-iiuiMtit!. of T ndwic Ditm, tiensstii, day. Jiiiiuury '2nd, 11X0. at i at the Court Houe in Eqm.; the Countv Court o( Lan c the time aim the place I finally pnK-jng on shid fin! 1-ersonn interested intiaia notilicil to it Keut aty t mtty htivo to the allowacMc: count on or belore Paid diy. Eiiiii'iie, Or,. Dec5.it' L Admimelratm E. B. Skipwoihh, Attoruey fcrAit st th us Wl,,,.. b. h.d in th. t'nnnt r. ""O u' u7 oi liec.mber, 1899, iJ esutr. lm"or li. HlLTStT, Alt j (or ss KOllCE OF FINAL Sr.TTE.VENT. Kstst, of W.8. Miller r,. , , oontr. Orrvcn ' dN"I- I.n S'-IIM J- k 1 "!. hs -S-VIrtO TBI CKPOT, T:IO-7Wt:l(Wl:40.9:108:40.10-00 I eu vcij i'f hour. ID sLlis sn,l llond.v. ,L 7. i",ffi!n,.'' d St.. 10. st trn o'clock . .i 7 01 ' O. Pott.,, ccnnlJ jX,Z ?i Uoa- E Dstcil 3, ivm " "u- Ok. B. ellc. to-wit-' P" 5, 'o'n-to Bid Lot Nn 1 in -, a m ti . lot. No3 L.TirA' .'''""i nil tin- coi .n.i V "H"'""' '( estate, and i"' costs nd expenses o( adminislrsiion ml Dtlt Ol km ,..Z,1 .OI1 "A hfirs Janu.r,3. 1.00 "''J'hed first timo lor lb. Count, of Lsne ?. ' t"-gon' NoTrmber, 1M., "th dy ol , Coqdi, Clerk. ruNo L-RsoNg.-.w 0,nrd N NOTICE TO CKEi: Estate of J'.nlioLiwis, l Notico is hereby gin u oonct iu thnt tlio tindersift' snil Altck Lewis, hsvebffi Court of Lsne county, Vointed executors of the Lewis, deceased, and U ? cluims against said estate i'i Bed and required to preat ' the pioper vouchers 10 f I law oflico of TlionijisoDSli.i Lane conulv, Oreson, from tbo date of tliis noii Dated at EtiRene, Orejot of September, li-'.'i). , All Execnlors of tbe esU -deceased. . THOMrSOM Attcruejiw NOTICE OK FIXAL8I Nolice is hereby : siirmd, oi)u!ii)i'rHor of it; Wilkinson dri.a.eil. !. ; ty C nrt of I. lie o ni.ty. 1 cconnt of tbe dmn.i'' of mid deceaslii. anil set Friday. January a, II"' a. ir. of Bnid riay, nr.iist i- (n Vnn.,.., na thfi limC HUJ . and passing on "n"1' lirs' md interested iu s"'f . notified to tile any ,m IllAV mRV ll .VC to tl tinal account nn or lhli IJaled Dicmil'er '? Fut AJniii isttto' K. R. Skipwokih. Attnruiy fi'A" NOTICE TO CKO Notice is bertl y P signed hps bein UIc!r,', Ct urt of Lsne '5; -fc '; lor of tbe is'nle i. t. ' ed. All 'ir-t'n I ' ; eitnle are Inn l y l Io me -iiti lit in V Oreoon. nilbin us " ' publicnlion ol ibis roii. ltetl jovtun" . . . - Ac3min'Straor Nolice is lur'H '':; sicntd. W. M -'f ' , poicttd ailc.rti- ''l,r ' ncl Smith, liw"j', , of Lane conntj. t'f (:,,. baring claims .sii:! , notified to .nst t.l ( proper Touchers In tbe Isw r.fhce of L. ' '' Ron, within sis tt-i. rottce. , - Prs Alto,.,,. """"'. fi.tcil tin H'b-' J'i w L Fn.ii.c, i A it J in isl"1'