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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard PulihVliel ovary evening ot tn-. wei'a.Suu- .1.0, - -.-I Ait.lraM all ..1 llllicatlon. and ruU H remittance. ,.ya!ile to the Knows UuAUti, Eugene, Oregon. 8IMMUIUPTION RATES. Ilill.I. Delivered bv carrier, per week. r is m 6 oo s 00 Delivered by currier, per month Hvniail one year (in advance). . Hia ujontiie One month Single oopiea. WKEKL1. Oue year (is advance) Ki. ini.ntlm. Hi 05 2 00 1 m Advertising rate, made known on aiplii.t- tion. Entered M aecond-elaa. Kigt-ne, Oregon, postoltice. matter at the mm i-amthiik (1FKICFB -Of Ih paper aia at ISM to 2.W Temple Con rt, New York Utv.aml U H Kxnres. J nog, 07 iugt n St, Chicago, IIL, K KATJ5 Adv.rtle. OK Agency in charge. CAMl'BlCU, BKOS PublUhera ail n,,.!.,... Lattara to thla office should bo dlreot.d to THE OUAttD Instead of either of the proprlotore peraonaiir. CAMPBELL BROS. MOON'S PHAHKH. Flrit quarter February 0 Full moon " 14 Last quarter " 22 WEATHER BUREAU- (Dally Koporl.) PORTLAND, OHKllON, I Kulinmrr a II .-:: a in I Weather IVirocait (or Kugcuo, Oiegou: Toultht and nundav: Occulonal rain 8ATURDA.Y FEB 3 uKriKS TMK C0UBTB. Uovornor Taylor holds" the (ort in the Kontuoky capitnl. lie does not propose to take any ohancea of be inn ousted by tbe courts, evading eervice of logal writs issued there from by military Burveillanoe of tbe oapitol and tbe grounds con nected therewith. Happily auob wanton violation of the spirit of our free institutions is rare. Courts are the organized arbiters of suob disputes, and the man who refuses to submit to their orders is not worthy of tho executive position la a great state. It may be olaimed that the oourts are partisan, and would not do justice, but the man who is not willing to obey tbe law and submit his olaims to judiolal arbitrament is not in a position to lunko such a claim. If wronged by the orgauisted oiurts be would have his day when again allowed to appeal to the great court the people. TAhlNG THE YOUNU atKU. The horrors of war are about to ootne home to the common people of Ureat Britain, the first time for many years. A draft will be made to raise ninety thousand additional men. Unmarried men between the ages of olghtoen and thirty years are liable to sorvioe for five years, Ninely thousand men selected between those ages, aud of good physique, will tako no small pro portion of that class from the pop ulation Irom wbloh they will be drawn In the main, that of Eng land, Scotland and Ireland, Tbe last census, that of 1891, gave the United Kingdom a total popula tion of nearly tblrty-eigbt millions, More than two percent will be con scripted. After the cabinet meeting at 'Washington Friday the following dispatch was authorised: "The president and cabinet decide that no oase has vot arisen to justify the intervention ol the national gov ernment in Kentucky, and has so informed the governor." Some sig nificance may attach to use of the word "governor," inasmuch as Taylor was (he person to whom the dispatch was forwarded. Tbe use of tbe word ''yet" carries the im plication that the administration wonld take a ban I under certain conditions. It is not iuipoeaible X M.AV CALENDAR - ? ' that Taylor ha. consulted Wash - inul'in in regurd the situation and modes of prooedure. A sample of Ul-liuied official in terference comes (rom ABtoria. Tbe Columbia river lightship broke hi-r mooring and drifted on tbe beach a lew weeks since and on Thursday a wrecking orew and steamer were ready to pull ber off, the weather being very favorable, but' orders for delay came from Washington. Lalo that afternoon heavy weather blew up, and it may be several weeks before another favorable opportu nity occurs. So deep has tbe military craze taken root in Loudon that swell dinner parties are using khaki ta bleolotbs, with bright red flowers placed in imitation of oavalry boots. Considering tbe heavy list of fatal ities in tbe Transvaal representa tions of trenches, with diminntive spades, could be appropriately ad ded to tbe table decorations. The petition of colored men seek ing to proteot colored men of this country from barbarous lynchings and burning would, of course, have more effect if these same colored men were petitioned to avoid the barbarities which lead to these un- lawful retaliations. The recent court decision that church subscriptions made on Sun dav are colleotible by process of law is quite gratifying, not so mnob from a legal point of view as from a moral one. (t puts tbe meanest kind of hypocrisy to shame and exposes the hypocrite. Emperor William has been go- In i about among tbe poor in Ber lin distributing oharity. This is oue of tbe most satisfactory exhib itions of versatility that th9 em peror has yet given. Alledion Exhales from children aa fragrance from llowcra. The little Hps are always puck ered to give or take a kiaa. In homes where there are children, love reaches its fnireat and sweetest proportions. childless homes the kiss of wife and hiislwnd grows formal, and presently is neglected ; the springs of love In the heart become choked for want of use anil exercise. Childlessness is a great Borrow to many women. It ia like a curse from Nature, who bids all crea tures to be fruitful. It is not a curse but a misfortune. Often the conditions which cause childlessness are removable, l.'r. Plerce'a Favorite Prescription has brought joy to many a woman by giving her the liapptneas of motherhood, ft gives to the womanly organs vigor and vitality, removes local obstructions, and practically does away with the paina and pangs of maternity. 1 , There is no alcohol or narcotic in tt Fa vorite Prescription." Ml haw never written yon how grateful I am to you for your help In securing good health and one of the eweeteet, rieemft, thirteen pound girts that ever came Into a home," write Mra. M. Vasttne, of 647 South Liberty St., Galeiburg, 111. "1 took ail bottles of Dr. Plerce'a Favorite Prescription, four l the1 Golden Medical Dis covery, and four viula of ' Pleasant Fvllrta" llefore I had taken four bottlea of the ' Favorite PrrKriptlou 1 I wea a new woman. I cannot make pea describe my heart-felt gratitude." To kern the bowels' regular use Dr. Picrce'a Pleasant fcllets. - ' Havlni a Hreat Ran on t'hatntrsrlslB'a. ' Cough Kesaedy. Manager Marllu, of the Plerton drug store, Informs us that be Is bavlog a great run on Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy. He sella Ave bottles of that modiolus to oue of any other kind, and It give great satisfaction. In those days of la grippe there la nothing Use Chamberlain's Cough Iiemedy to atop me eoiign, neai up sue sore inroat and lungs and give relief within a very short time. The sales are growing. and all who try It are pleased with Its prompt action. Mouth Chicago Dally V H,U,UV,, W. MIVVJ 1 - , AJ, Aei4UO, It has been demonstrated repeatedly In every state tn the Unlou and In many foreign countries that Chamber Iain's Cough Kemedy Is a certain pre ventive and cure for croup. It has be come the universal remedy for that illiwe.se. M V Klslirr, of Liberty, W Va, only repeals what lias been said around the globe when be writes: I have used - Ohaniberlato'e Cough Ksniedy In my family for several years ami always with perfect aucvewa. We believe that It la not only the beel cough remedy, but that It Isastireouro fororoun. It has saved the lists of our children a number of times." This remedy Is for sale by W L Dehano, NO1I0K OF FINAL BETTEMENT. Ketavsof W.S. Millar, deetaard. Una canty, uregon. , Nones Is hereby given that Geo roe W Whitest!, administrator of said aetata, ha Bled bis nnai aoconnl for settlement pf m,i.i aetata, and Monday, I ha filth day of Felru sit, MOO, at Ian o'otock la the forenoon ol said drv kaabaaa sat by order of Hon. ti. O. Poller, aonnly Jodgeof said Lana oonaty for hearing obieotloa la the same. Dated Use. M, 1KMI. Oso. W. Wamarr, Administrator. Oro. B. Doaau, Allotney. j THREE CARP MONTE. CAREER OF THE MAN WHO INVENTED THE 8MO0TH TRICK. He Impose oa Maar Mas of Utah ItaaaUBST I tha Halloa, ! Barral of Koaer With His Iwla- dims Gaaaa and Die a Pauper. Lew Houck was the Inventor of the aotorlous three card monte trick ana about tbe cleverest card sharp In the world. Houck was well known In Kan sas City, where be operated on and off for 20 years, making ue city sort of way station on bis trips east and west Tbe last time Bouck was here be had Just returned from a European trip. Ue produced papers and letters to show that while he was In London he was feted and dined by some of the uddst crust of English society. He bad passed there as a wealthy and traveled American. He had letters, too, from Secretary Olney, Secretary Carlisle and other leaders of the Amer lean Dolltlcal world which recommend. ed him in the highest terms not only to tbe American representatives abroad, but to any friends of the writ ers who might meet blm. And these letters were genuine. Their authentic! ty could not be doubted. Houck bad a way of getting entrance Into the ex- elusive clubs of Washington, Philadel phia, New York and other cities, and In bis role of "gentleman of leisure" be bad so Imposed on men of high stand, Ing In tbe nation that they thought blm all be represented himself to be and gave blm tbe letters of introduc tion that helped him to fleece tbe aris tocracy of Europe. Houck Invented the three card monte game before be became of age. This Is a trick with cards that has fleeced more people out of money than any other game ever practiced. The trick Is played with three aces, two black ones and one red. It Is always played with a confederate to help, or "stall," for tbe game. The operator takes tbe three cards between his fingers, show ing tbem to the victim, and then shuf fles them about and drops tbem face down upon the table, offering to bet any amount of money that no one can pick out the red ace. '- At this point- tbe operator turns bis bead a moment to spit or to speak to some one In tbe crowd behind him, and In that moment tbe confederate picks up tbe red ace card, shows It to the victim, "crimps" tbe corner of tho card and slyly lays It down again, ap parently all unseen by the operator. Tbe operator again shuffles tbe three cards and throws tbem upon tbe table face down. Thero lies the card with Its 'crimped corner. Tbe victim sup poses, of course, that It Is tbe red ace and bets and picks It up to find that It Is a black one, and be has lost his money. The operator, when he picked up and shuffled tbe cards carelessly tbe sec ond time, with a deft movement of bis fingers removed the crimp In the red ace card and put a similar crimp in a black ace card. That was all there Was to tho trick. Houck worked it for years in hotels, on billiard tables, at fairs and circuses and on railroad trains and steamboats. Ho taught tbe trick to Canada Bill, a noted gambler, and tbe two worked together over all the country. They paid thousands up on thousands of dollars to railroad men in the old days for the privilege of working the game on trains, and they made money. Later, when nenrly overy stato In tbe Union passed laws aimed directly against tbe working of the three card monto gamo. It became unprofitable and was given up by Houck. Hut about that time an Ingenious English cockney Inventod the "throe shell" game, which was even more productive than three card monte, aud Houck took It up. Tbe three shell game Is a modem Improve ment on the ancient thimblerigging game that was worked at English fairs for many years. Tho old woy was for the operator to crook his knee over the head of a cane that stood upright on the ground and move a small seed around between three thimbles on top of his leg, offering to bet that no ono could pick the thimble under which tbe seed was hidden. xne leaaon taught by the lives and deaths of Uouck and Canada Kill ami all the rest of their kind Is that It never pays to be dishonest or to live by one's wits. These meu may get great sums of money by sharp practices In tbe course of a lifetime, but they all die poor, ana moat or them die tn nrlaon. Canada 1)111. who worked with Uouck on trains out of" Kansas City and made probably $1,000,000 In bis life, died a pauper In the almshouse In LAoanon, fa., and Is burled In a Dau- pers grave. Houck droDDod dead nn the street In Durango, Mexico, and bis wiaow in Oblo bad to solicit aid to get uia uuuj aoms to give it decent burial aansas Ulty star. VaJaabla Hair. In Bokhara, whore tbe finest and most costly camel's hair shawls are maae, tbe camels are watched whlln the flno hair on the under part of their Domes is growing. It Is so carefully cut that not a hair ia lost, and It Is stored until enough has been accumu lated to apln. The yarn made from tbe hair la of surpassing softness and is uyea all sorts of lovely colors. Taaohlnv. -woav asked the sentimental young woman, "was the moat touching uciueni you ever wltiieaaed?" Ana after aomo thought Senator sorghum answered, with emphasis: "An election." Washington Star. In tlmea of scarcity the South Afri can natlvoa sometimes rub the ants' nests, and aa much as Ave bushels of grain have beo taken from a single Ufa l. LANE COUNTY BANK Eelakllaraas in last., EUGENE, OREGON. k fiintrtl Binkinilbiiuiut rniH branehM t-inucU. on favorable Urois. A. Q. HOVE?, President J. M. ABRAklk, Csathlsr BCMIV3W CARD "aitornkys-at-law. C HALK. AnoitNEY-AT-LAW. Kouoia I and 'I Chriamaii Block, luar-si oamos. J M WILLIAMS, ATTORN K Y-A T LA W Collections a luecialtr. Olfioe Over Lane Countv Bank, BILYEU, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW. Offl. e-Over First National Bank. Kuoini, Obioon. O WOODCOCK, ATTOII NE Y-AT-L A W. Office One-half block south of Chriauuu BUt Kuomi, Ohioom. ' E K SKII'WOItTII. ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW. WUI practice in all the Court's. Euoris Obiooh. HUMUS W THOMPSON CHAS a HARDY rpHOMPSON 4 HARDY, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Office - In First National Bank Building. Practice In all the courts. Euokni, Oaioos. QUO. B DORRIS, ATTORNEY ft CO JNSELOR-AT-LAW WIP practice In all ths conrt of the Second Judicial District sad in the Suprems Court of the state. Special attention given to collections and matter! inprobate. Office-First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1, 2 and 3. MEDICAL. DRJ W HARRIS. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OIHoe Over Wilkins & Linn's drug store. Office Hours 9 to 12 a m; 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. Reeidencs Ferry street between 11th and 12th. w KUYKENDALL, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND 8URJEON Offios In Chrieman Block. Special attention to surgery and surgical dis eaeasof women. F E SBLOVER, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Sa-Formerly resident physician St Vincent ' Hospital, Portland, Oregon. Offios Over A.- E. Wood's grocery stors. Willamette Street Residence Corner Seventh and Hlifh. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and (Clocks Repaired, RtraaKi, Obsoov DK O BIDDLE, 5 DENTIST ?.'5,JJ11 011 ,trM,t' betweenVFIfth and USIsthreets, one -block weet o Minneeote u(ien8. Street Bail -ay. TIMK OAKI1. A ar the 4th of Oct. 1806, the atreel otra will run on the following soheduet time until furl he- uotioe. '.K.VlNfl YHK HKHlT. 7 1-7:4frS:l0-N:4Ml:llw.:liM(wri a ni hen every lis1' lnvir. FIRST National Bank Of Eugene. Paid un Cash Hanii.t (in tni Surplus - . 850.000 Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BANKING BDSINESS starts on Oh-cago. TcTand SK lajm, Urefroa. BlUa of eiolianfrs ld on foreign com. trine. D spoaita revived sulfate ch or Mrtid. oate of tlepoait. AU collections entnuU i to us will raoalva Prompt attention, . T G llnnucae, P. E. Saoraaaaa, Caahier. L. H. PorriiL Aei't C'aihier 8 B Kma, vice Pneidiut. EUGENE Loan 2i Savings Bank OI Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus - $50,000 J.500 a otNtaai. bansino ausiMtai trn. ono ost ravoaaan tcm. n ... . - twin, . ?'i rjme'pai cities ol the l nltedSute. ami Nut-ttn v nitlra. Inlere.1 allowr-l i n IHn-aiul t'ertlOcalM or Uej'O.U .hen .! nu.te.1 ierul. '"'oc" 01 loUecUon. receive our i-eimpi attention. iiti andt-ouoi Aarrama ouiiKhi. w. I isosm. araaiaai, r.m. osiuasj, Cssaiar. s. . rami. ""ireiisaaL W. sr. sown Asst Cssaaw. AMMAN PACIFIC II. SOO-PACIFIC LINE. The onl; Traiscoirienental Route Grand Scenery, Fine Accommodations Low Rates. To and from all east ern points and Eu rope. Direct Eoute 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 Jopan. CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN LINE To Honolulu and Australia, For full information regarding rates, etc apply to ' GEO. F. CRAW. Amnt. H. H. ABOTT, Eugene, Oregon Agent, rortland, Or. E. J. OOYLE, A. G. P. A., Vancouver, B. C. 0 R & N CO. Depart Time Schedule. Arrived Salt Lake, DeDver, Fast Mail 8pm Ft Worth, Omaha,! Fast Mail 0:45 p m Kaosaa Citv. St Louis, Chicago and Eaat I Walla Walla, Spo kane, Minneapolis St Paul, Dufuth, Milwaukee, Chi cago andEaBt Slvokane Flyer 3:46 p m Spokane Flyer Ocean Steamships All Sailing dates f p m 4pm subject tn change. For San Francisco Sail Dei 3, 8. 13, 18, 23, 28 and every 6 days. Daily Ex Sunday 8pm Sat 10 pm Columbia KivEB Steam bur To Astoria and 4 Dm Ex Sunday Way Landings. Wi llauetteKi VKB Oregon City, New berg Salem and 6am Ex Sunday 4:30 d m Ex Sunday Way Landings. Willamette and 7am Yamhill Rivers 3:30 d m Tues, Thur Oregon City, Day- Mon, Wed d Sat I ton and Way I Landings. and f ru WillamriteKiver I 6am Portland to Cor- 4:30 Dm Tues, Thur vallis and Way J Moo, Wed and sac .uanflings. j andFrt. Lv RlparU 1:20 a m Daily Snake Biveb, I Lt Lewis tn Hinaria in IVwiHtn I ' T)il1Iv I 8:30 a m W H Hurlburt Gen PaeaAgt Port. Or a S- W Airent, Lugene. THIS RAILWAY COMPANY Ooerates Its traini nn the famnn. nliv.k system. J.lKlits its trains by elet-tricity 1Thm the PAlMKraljH alun.pin .a.J. ""K Huns splei ilid ennippetl paMenffer tiaim evifry day and night between St Paul and Chlcoiro. and f Imaha anH I Ihlnaim. tl.ui - a"''1wj Milwaukee and St. Paul - ni.u oinraies ateatn. nested veatihu l trains carrying the laU-st private compatttnont care library bullet, amok inir cara. an,l Ww. ilig-rr FAKl.l iliir-rooni eleetwrr. ' c .t; . Milwaukee! -OKCAKS.-f,eo mclining chair oar. west all in I UU ? S"? 18 T JB8 11 the very best dining-car L,Z' ttTMU'Mh'. ftiirl thai va tu. .11:. " . 7, , '"'ub cw Bervioe, jor the lnwMt rnteti to any foint in the L'uited .stt or Canada n( ly to tkltet airent. or aldress . J A V' . General A.eut, lri.v l'a Agent. Portlaml, tirouon TICKETS TO ALL- POINTS EAST ing lOioT Elegant Vestibule Trains. v o r. ', . oruana at s:4." p m. 3 Limited arrives Portland at swf . - --. v u miorniation, cau or ajldrcM JNO. M. WILLIAMS, A. B. C. DKNNISTON, C P T A. Portland, Or EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE IINTP. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Stage leave Eugene for Florence Dally except duurtay at 6 a ru IUt 11 mltlir ast at 1 . forhugene dally except Bunday.ti ftstunlays at 8 a ru. foiTowinT,ur-ug'ne,,t6P'utb.dy 8INIIU FARE K UND TKIf... 00 Tlrki-u lor m!a"aY"tV RanJ.'"ii' 00 Florence, "-" omca in EUGENE STEAM DYEINB m CI EAHIIB WORKS.... Weet El.htti sireet nr Mean Uuinlrj. CHRiS MAhX, Jr., Proprietor. iM.Vt..- .. . Sheriffs Sale en Execution- Notice is heiebr gin, lhal by virtue ol . rlnlv iUld OUt Ol tile CUCOll Courtof the Htlo of On gon for lbs county ot Lane, on tbe 1Mb day ol uecemuer. 1MUQ a indnB6M UUU UlUOf Ul ale render, d in said oourt on me lh day o! October, 1H99, for tbe sum .. f...,- hnndred and Bltv-lbreo and 3a 100 dollars ill U. S. gold ooiu, with interest at tbe rate ol ten per oeut per nu num in like gold ooiD, from the Utb day ol October, ltto, and Ibe luitbersum ol lUir-Iv-Rvaandno llKI dollars nttoroey'a fees, ..1 .inhlun and 2U.IUU dollars OOSlB, In U sail wherein H. C. DeBeaumont was plain tiff snd W. If. Martin wbb at-ionuaui, ami KaiuBt tbe defendant W. F. Martin, and on a judgment and order of sale rendered in uid Court oomuiandinc me, in order lo satisfy said jui guient and cosIb, to sell tbe following dtscribed real property, to-wit: All of the undivided one-iiilb inltrcst of tbe defendant W. F, ilarlin iu aud to the eaat hall of ,the Donntion L-u-l CUiiu of Evan Uartiu aud M.ry M,.riiu, bis wife, Claim No. 78, Nolit. iNo. oc ti iu iwp. in s li t W ooniainins 163 acres of land in Lane county, State ol Oregon. Alio all of tbe nndiridtd one-eigblb intercut of the said defendant iu snd to ibe west half uf the said Donation Lind Ciaim No. 7b Nolif 6W7, coutaiuiug 103 viU-100 acrts, i loi-ptit-g from ssid west nan ine louuwtug ui-euuueu trMiit. towit: Couiuieuciug at the n. w. corier of tne said don. laud olsim No. 7S, thence south 2 rods, thenoe east 'il.a'i obains, tueuce uortn id. 81 chains. Ihence wtwt 13. Ill) chains, tbance aomb 11.81 cbaius. thenoe west 13.53 ohaius to place of beginning, containing lb aores, leaving alter Baiu exception itu w lOOaoreB. Also an undivided one-eigbtb interest of tbe defendant iu and to tbe followins described nremiBtB. to-wit: 1'but part of tbe douatiun laud olaira of Isaac Al.cn. Notif. No. U574 in tp. 19 s. r, 3 w, described as follows: Commencing at tbe n. e. corner of tbe donation land olsim of L. Tracy, Notif. No, 65U3, thonoe uorlh 8!) rod, tbeuoe east 22 yt rods to tbe pies ent trnvehd State road, tueucd along suid road it a soutb-easterly direction to a point duo tut I of tbe beginning corner, thence weet to tbe place of beginning, oontaiuiug 9 acres or less, in Lane county, Oregon. Also tbe undivided, ootighlh inteiest of tbe deiendant in and to tbe following desoribed tract, towit: Commrnoug at post aud rock 6 80 chains east Irom tbe s. w. oorner ol Claim No. 41, Isaao Allen donation land olaim in twp. 19 a. r. 3 w, thence east 16.35 chains to public highway. theuce west of south along ibe publio highway 40.10 obuins to a rook; thence wentll.10cba.us, thence north 40.10 cbaina to place ol beginning, containing 14 actes and 10 rodB mo,-e or lesB, in Lane countyt Ortgon. AIbo all the undivided one-eighui interest ol the deiendant in ana to tne ioi lowina desoribed nremiBes. to-wit Beginning st oorner angle of iBaao Allen donation land 'Claim No. 41, iu section 11, twp, 19 a. r, 3 w. uud running thence weBt 6.b6 chains to corner of claim No. 41, tbenoe north 42.41 chains to b. w. ourner of said olaim No. 41, thence east 6.86 caains, thence south 42.41 chains to place of beginning, containing 29 09-100 actes of Isnd in Lane county, Oregon, Now, therefore, In tbe name of tbe 8tate of Oregon, iu compliance with said wiit, I will oQ'cr lor sale the above described property at public auction, to the highest oiocer lor caeh, subject to redemption, at the south door of Ibe court bouse in Eugene, Laue County, Oregon, on Mon day, the 0th day ol February, 1900, be tween tie hours ut 9 o'clock a. m., and 4 o dock p. m, to-wit: at one o dock p, m, on said day. Dated this 29th day of December, 1899. vv. v. wnnaas, Sheriff of Lane County, Orego By Fbku Fis, Deputy. CITATION- In tbs County Court for Lane County Oregon, ' . In tbe mailer of the OBtate ot William veaiou, deceased CITATION. To Sarah Harper, Milton A Vealoh. Eliza- I.Allrn TbuJ. VD.ll T. . . belts, Charles Tiudall, Millie Smith and ueirs at law aud n6xt of kin of said deceased, and to all others conoernea ureeling : IN THR WAfp! nc TtJC c-rr.r,., - oinlA UU OreiOn. VOn am hnrnltv rtita.l ...v.,.,,, uuu rtqoireu to appear in ibe Conutj Court of tho State nfllru..in ,1 f .. x . ' - - ".. u.uu, ni lut tm"u lb' leol, in the C-iui.ly Conn Hoast in Eugeun, wild county ami Mule, ou Mi iul.v. ih. In. .L. .., c. t . ....... -Lo .-uui Ul IjHUa, at 111 court room ih. leol, in the C-iui.iy Cum i . . . M ""J 1 urii-.i v , lyuu . .uc i, ...i uu a oioca in ine ullirni snio iihv, iuen uud mere in hIkiw anv ll-eie lio. vhv lii,..h a ICt ul 8uitl ehtntH. ul.rr.j.l 1. viueirii auu uiracttd n uaid Court :o . pu.Mio or privi.n 11,0 o.Iowili; lie '"""'" "! es""e' ,0w": !., v., i :. scrinen real proicr'v: bAl,,.,, , LotNo I ir.Ktnfiai 10 i r, t ... uh,ivin hi; Hid lots mos i, 4 and 7 in Seo 18 T 19 8 11 . . . , , , u.kudoi. auu ocHt price obtrinnbleihinlor, lorcuhh in hand. Ioi thai nrpoM-ol nnn in nn'er to pny i-. olaittis and d.l.t. i.,:,. ., ,, lt, the 101,1,. alid i.li i-imh. ... . ' ' ll IS order.il mi.. 1 u,li., 1 u.. .l" . . il . .1 r. -"(iiuiiru uj me ourt lunt tills Citulw.n .....i .... ..... A-. . . , . oc.tvuvii nuiii neirs snit I.. t m tin. 1.. 11.11. .. c. . i I luuiio omnn and trunk tvans, by pabhcaiion lb. r.cl in the IUili Loaiiss Qoaud, a newspi per ol cen eralc uiaiionintheBsid county and in f 6 V!, Uteoa' Published ii Engene, Oiegou, daily, 0ept Sunday, and that toe same be so nnhli.l. r. . . 1 . 1 u, 11 1 least tour BuoceMlve weeks next prior to said 4th dsy C'S edfl"e Witness the Hon E O Potter, Judge of l i7, J who me seal v.ui"ber,CS. ,,Bled 20lh E. U. LEE, County Clerk. SUMMONS. for1-"' St... nf Oregon QertrndeaL Thome., Plaintiff, Harvey a Thon, Defendant To Harvey a Thorny Defendant: I nJLHK NAME 0K THE STATE OF ll1"t,1Co"?n'" '"" the 17th fur .t 'J. ., V 70a answer, ZZ ""I pV?tiS vm "ks a m.u.in,; ". """ivinir me lioml. of :;r j?!,' & noa,M M her the iL." ''thBr"'P"''lication thereof is In Klu"r".r.Tr wMj'hadln th. Eneen. "reern. ma.7. i. J J" '".Lan. IWnty, Jwf,aJ,.", m rtl!"nb"s th. 13th day if E. K. Pkipwi bth. Attorney fr I'laintiff. So Cire, Jo Pay. Tlt.t I. .1. . . ., . Nil iooeneaj. Il . --" -." 'iana and 1 iCp. WcruPl?' 10 Uk'" ortbii i l Pullman CZl I i! Elegant I Touristl SleepiDrv TO Throunh Tlctltj r..,T -li. nui.A iKI.PHiA, XEwT ", aoiiailrW tt and Stmlk and tick .S: T' M j.v iciuuiti'ti-;yt 1. Iln ' Beu;' lltiie-Oppu-ite Uuar-I esw Dr. a :. n I OKI: a. - ""'WOlfial 05 Morrison St, cor Thira, Timber Land, ActJunJ .'.unco Tor r-ublicit, Umtku States Li0 itOBBlinilO OWiO0 KlnHno I. l,..,l. - .,ut"l with the provisions ol ths aclmrJ nt .llllin HIH j ... -,-, .", ruillltC "Al fcj sale ol limb! r mods in Ibe Sua! virKirn, evBaB. am J 1 "murj D00IL ni U dV nlfH in lliio r.A k;. No.7fi2. for lliu ..,,-.V,n,.. r 41 S E of titotion tt,A mnrfli vninnhln fi.r iia ;i... Jor agricuimrf.1 pmpohed, indlS uib vmtw 10 saia ii.nd btfore tWu " v-.wi U( nam umce it u Oregon, on FxidBj, theMrddijil He names us witDemfs: V, J bell of Eugene, Oi.gon; F.B.lfJ Encene. Orpunn- ll 'A c-i.TTj gene, Oregon; L. h. IkanoIEngtal AnT and all .idronyit r.lu;,;.. . tile their cIiuuib in this offiw en ul said 23rd day of Alarcb, 1900. 1 J. T, Brtmc, t Timber Land, Act Juno 3.!i . Notice for Publication I United StatebLaxdOt KUStBUBO URECOS, JftDuirjS, Notice i hereby given that io a eon, Nevada, auci WAfinnetoo in AJtauc, owii-D wi vrumiu, hub vuuuij in ia omce ms Kworn Biatement as. u t .1... u i u w i ci:l WMOU All. fcf, IU IrMHUHIIIJI ill II i ao, 4 Hi, aoa win oner p-oor w ni land sought is more vahiabln foritiud SirUUO I.IIUU iur UKriUUlkunil uuiasnsi ..s.LII.L -I-; a- -.:J I..J LJ osLtauiinii il id uiniiu liu will uuu vzm aeaxneT &nt Keceivor oi iniaomctsi 1 .... l- 'MJ J uiiik, uri'Kim, (iu X'lii'ajr, hid sw j March. l'.HHI. He nuiii en as witnfltfw: F. B. nf Eugene, Vreuuui S, Scntt, "f Kagrwl Laim.'-eii, oi ftiiLrtif, IJKfj'iD. A. ;nil nil hi-nni.s i-'.iiinirif nitff'-i i.cii claiinmii tliw i-trit-t n u Mn .. ..t t.. ..I. II.UI ''.). T.ltUIKJIS.M Timbai Lend. Act June 3,1 Notice for Publication i I I'kitkii f thji Law f1! KusLnnio, uiihkwi ,lhlllr' iv i i.nrni...'..rv. ii il..! in with tin- prnvii-iiii h ul -lr 't -June a, ItVS, tnlilliM " -An nriii't'-1-tii.. !,.., i .L.'f.p.. ul timtier li.in ih in von, rvevmtn. il a, I l ilt n 1PI of section No. 25, in tna-gMiip " 1 No. 4 E, and will olfer proof to iM iana soupnc is more viinmu.o stone than for agricultural Pt?Vl esUblish hi. claim to mra,""-J Register and Receiver of thu " VI bnrg, Oregon, on l'riday, the "I ra.l. loon I Hnam..witnM(i: W.T.C!H Eugene; Siilney Scott, of EP"- 111. .1 -r,.-.. I V R..B.0IMI ' .,i Limine AD, null an ikiwhi. . m above-described lands are "J'""! their olaim. in this office on or W "1 .a aiy ot jiiarcn, J. T. BbidobJ NOTICE TO CREDIT0ES. Estate of Ratio Lewis. Notice is hereby given irr LJ conooro that tho undersigned. J and Aleck Lewis, hsve bten by UJiq fonrtofLano connty, Oregon, pointed eicoutors of the estate -t Lewis, deceased, snd sll psj I .i.i.. .:.. ..i,l male srebewl '1 fled and required lo present the pioper vouchers to ssid """t,- law office of Thompson HsiJj. t-LIT" . i. with in m - iu cvuuiv, wiip-"" from the date of this notice. Dated Bt Eocene, Oregon, ' of September, I81W. i vck LE-5 I En-cnlors of tbe estoie decessfil. Almrm.V!l for Administrator's NoW .1.1 ll "' si, f d, W . M Vai i-"n, pi.ir.iwl ailii.ii istmliiri i ' tt fn" Ll Kr.iilh .lr.,d.ll ll '"""J ol Laue connly. 9',oe.S.t, sW having claims agaiui-i - .m w notitted to present ll '"jlnris 1 proper Touchers, lo said lo'"JSaOH !.-i a;. t T.. Kihen in WPv gon. within sis months (torn this notice. vmbrf. I" Dsted this 14th dsyof L 1'iLiec, .'iirtrt Kred li. llelni.an, ol" hns cmi"'" state of Oreton, hm tl,i sl" ' orhce his swim n Btateiiient Su. "M( M,au ..r i,a v Ik h i .i-i-timi a; 1- An'j I. Tstst.