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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard I'uIiImI dI vary eieuiiuof '-Mdi, hun ,ui ex..lf A-Mnm ell i .w.i-uulcatloiui end toka .11 remittance, payable to the KuauucuiTAim, r.ogeue. wi"Km. Kiriisi.iumoN katks. I. AIM. Delivered hycarrier, r week Delivered by carrier, per tuoutb By mail one year (in advance) Six months One inooth Single oopi.ee. - WEEKLY, One year (In atlvanoe) hlx nionuui Advertising ratea made known on ap tiou. r, 6 00 8 00 60 05 ?2 00 1 00 plica- Entered aa second-class E igene, Oregon postotfice. matter at the THE PASTE P-N OFFICF8 -Of Ih riaiwrareatiOO to 234 Temple Con rt. New York City, and U H Express ltldg. 87 Wash ingtn St., Chicago, I1L, E KATZ Advertis UK Agency lo ehsrge. CAMPBELL BROS PubiiiihsrB nil Builneia Letters o cms onio. wmh be dlreot.d to THE GUARD instead of either of tho proprletora personally CAMPBELL BROS. EUGEMMMlh CALENDAR? j K B I 11 a I 3" t 4 Is "V 1 B 9 " MOON'S 1MIAHK8. Pint quarter February 0 full moon " It IAat quarter " WEATHER BUREAU- (l)ally KolHirt.) PORTLAND, (IKKUON, Kebruary 6, lti tfiao a 1 Weather ibrooait for Kuguno, Oieaon: Touifhl and Tuesday: Occasional rain MONDAY FKB 5 110KR AHMH ANI MaBKHMsN BH1P. "I wns very muoh interested in the Door riUemon and tbeir weiip (ins," Bald Archibald Forbes, the iiritt of living war correspondents, who was with Sir Kvelj o Woods' column in South Africa in 1879-80, "Thoy are marvelous rifle shots. They shoot their antdlope and other Kama from the saddle, not appar ently oaring to sot nearer to tbeir quarry than 000 to 700 yardB, Then they understand the currents of .air, with tbeir effect upon the drift of a bullet, and onn judge distance as aoouraloiy as it could be meas ured by a Bkilled engineer. They can hit an officer as far as they can discern his Insignia of rank. Sir George Colley, the oommander in South Africa, was killed at dis tance of 1-100 yards at ttfajuba Hill." One hundred a fifty yean ago the Dutch farmer, with liia five-foot barrel roer ( Bmoolhhoro gun car rying all sizes of shot well of from ono to two ounce bullots in calibre), was a dead Bhot within the limit ations of his weapon. Every Boer is a hunter, lie has to be. His farm is large, anywhere from 15,000 to 25,000 acres. The oouutry is sparsely settled. The lion and otbor small cats and tho hyena wero the natural enemies of his flocks and herds. They had to be kept down with the roer and later with the rifle. The Boer weapou that Las done such exeoution Is the sporting Mannlloner, a uerman arm, per haps the most powerful weapon of its calibre aud weight in the world. The miliUry Mannlioher is used in the armies of Austria, Holland, Greece, Brazil, Chile, 1'eru and Boumauia. The ideal Mannlioher is the sporting rille kuown as the Hanal model, H la a beautifully finished arm, weighing about eight pounds and coiling in South Afrioa 200 German marks. The rifle is thirty i nohes in barrel, the carbine twenty-four. It has pistol grip and sling straps and is hair-triggered. Its calibre is 80. This rifle , has an extreme range of 4500 yards and a killing range of 4000. At that distance the bullet will go through two Inches of solid ash and nearly three of pine, quite enough force to kill if the bullet struck a vital port. At twenty yards it will bboit through fifty in dies of iiine. -FIRST A tjKKAT NEW JfOKK JIOTKL. New York City boasts of aum magnificent hotels, among whiub tbe Waldorf-Astoria takes a lead ing place. Tbe magnitude of the business of this hotel can be appre ciated from the Btatement that Hf kitchen alone furnishes employ ment to 350 people. Another 150 employes find work in tbe engine rooms of the hotel. These 500 attaches, together with tbe great number of waiters, clerks and at tendants engaged in the upper apartments of tbe house, make up an army of menials that no hotel in tbe West today would undertake to accommodate. The New York World is author ity for the statement that the single item, tbe breaking of crockery and glassware, in the Waldorf-Astoria involves an annual expenditure ol $50,000. Tbe president has refused to par1 don the oleomargarine dealers who sold that substance aa butter- Good for the president! If anyone wants to eat oleomargarine, be has a right to do bo, but people should not be deceived into eating it when they think they are eating butter. The Northwest baseball league does not materialize. Tbe national game is under a cloud at present by reaeon of the popular favor hav ing veered to football. ' The pig skin kickers draw tbe crowds, get the smiles of beauty and the plaud its of the publio. The senate committee on pensions hiiB branded the bill to pension ex- uaves as a deliberate swindle, pro moted for that purpose Bolely, and without the faintest ohanoe of be coming a law. " '. And now a harBh parent has ob tained an injunction forbidding i oertain young man to marry hi daughter. This injunotiou bust- uess is getting a little too prevalent. im to wert la the only way in which the bnainea woman, employed in store or office, can gn open air ex- mm excise, la it any I wouder Hint aba S nfl.n - .... 1. E and thin and develops a tend ency to "weak lungs," When ever there la pain in breath lug, soreness of the cheat, obeti. nate cough, bleeding front the lungi or tmy other tyinptonu of tlilttM of tho respiratory or gnitt. btMl tilt utte of Doctor Pierce' Golden Metlical Ditoov ry and con tiuue th ut uutil curtd. Ninety-eight in fivery hundred uho have uted "Golden Med ical Discovery" for "lung trou ble,N have been perfectly and permanently cured. M wii vtry ikk Itidtrd." writ Un. Motile Jftcob, QfP1tua. K4at Cv . DoUwara. a a 4 our family doctor aid I had MO- umptloa. I laoitffa 1 my dk Don nr I felt ao awral bad. Hd a aa couth, tun blood, and was rr short of aalh. 1 had taint in ray cheat and rtf at lam, lii io had dveneiiela. Befen I itwk your 1 Ooldeti I utavrjr ' and ' Pleaeant Pclleta' 1 a l --llcal Dlavnr t wak 1 onald not eweep a roon, now I oaa a email waeniiuj. Ml u Dr, 1 waahioc. I nel like a new pereou, Pierce's Pallets cure heart-burn. Having a tireat nan on I'bamberlaln' Cough Remedy. Manager Martin, of the rienon drug (ton, Informs us .that be Is having a great ruu on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, tie sells Ave bottles of that modiolus to oue of any other kind, and It gives great llfef to the uays oi la urippe then, kiothlug like Cliamlierlaln'a CoukIi Remexty to atop mo ouuku, neai up ine sore throat and lunirs and kIvb relief within a very abort time. The sale are growing and all who try It are nleeiaetl with Ita prompt aetliui. outh Cbleagn Dally t'alnuiet, Kor sale by W. L. DeLano. II you will go took at the display of optical goods of all kinds In Joe l.uckry'e window you will believe Dr. Lowe's statement that he baa tbe largoot aud most varied assortment of spectacles, eyeglasses, magnifiers, etc at all prloee betwteo t'orlland and Ban Francisco. It baa been demonstrated repeatedly In every state In the Union and In many forelgo countries that Chamber lain's Onugb Itetnedy Is a certain pre ventive and cure for croup. It has he roine the universal remedy Air th-i disease. M V Klsher. of l.lbertv. W Va, only repeats what baa been said around tbe globe when be wrl.ee: I have used Cbamtierlaln's Couth itrnimy m my laiiiny ror several years aud always with perfect suoowo. We believe thai It la not only the beat entiirh remedy, but that It lea sure euro tor croon. II has saved the Uvea of oar children a number of llmm " Thli remetly Ik for sale by V I, Deljanu, National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital 860,000 Surplus - - 90O.OOO Eugene. Oregon. A GENERAL BANKING B'JHINRSS Dona on reasonable terms. til if lit drafts on ChlcaKU. Ban lTrancisco and Port land, Oreffon. miiM ol eiohantre sold on lurtta conutries, D eunaits rcivtd subititlt-cb or oertifi cat of deposit. ' All collections entrusted to us will receive prompt attention. T O Hkhdricm, Presidaflt. S B Baku. vioe rresiutut. V. E. HXODO&ABB. Caaiiier. L. H. POTTstft. Ass't Caaibiai EUGENE LoanSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus $50,000 2,500 A GENERAL SANKINO BUSINEBS TRANS- AOTEO ON FAVORABLE TERMS. Orafle luueU on the principal oitles of the UnlUl Hutee and foreign oouMriel. luteri-Mt allowed on Penand Certlflcatet of uepomi wneu left itated period, uiilleotloiii rcoelve our prompt attention. City and County Warrant bought. W. I SHOWN, President, f. W.OtbUHM. Caiklsr. 0. . PAINE, Vies Pretldsnt, W. W. SROWN. A sit Catklsr. LANEGOUNTY BANK .Established In I88S., - or EUGENE, I OREGON. n General Banking'business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVE?, President J. M. ABRAM8, Cashier lorthern Pacific RAILWAY Pullman Sleeping Hars Elegant Tourist Dining (Jars t Sleeping Jai TO ft')'. I'AUL, MINNEAl'O LIS; uia.U'in, PAltUO, lilt AND FOitKr IJlfOOKSTONj WINNIl'KO, (1KI.KNA and llO'ltK."" Throunh Tickets to CHIOAOO, WASHINGTO.N PHII,AUR1.1'HIA, NKW YORK, owiun, ana au roiau Kast and South. For Information, Urns oarda, niep and ticketa, oal) on or writs to I McMUKPHKY, Usneral Agent, Kugena, lil ts-Oppo.lt Guard otHoa, Or. A ii CHARLTON. Aaat Gen'l I'aas. A- .nt, l6 Morrison St, our Third, Portland, '.) tgon ..Printing.. Of All Kinds ....AT TltK.... GUARD OFFICE. 6000 WORK, LOW PRICES, 8009 STOCK. Legal Blanks ol HU Iindt HANADIAN U PACIFIC RY SOO-PACIFIO LINE. The only Transcon ienental Route Grand Scenery, Fine Accommod.tlons Low Rates. To and from all east ern points and Eu rope. Direct Route to Kootenay m'ining 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 toformation regarding rates, etc. apply to GEO. F. CRAW, Agent, H. H. ABOTT, Eugene, Oregon Agent. Portland, Or. E. f. COYLE, A. G. P. A , Vancouver, I). C, Lewis DeiiDl. Hair in. lad.. mvi "Kadol Dyspepsia Cur 1l more rood than auylblni I ersr tixit." It dlitsela what you eat anrt eau not help but Atim rlvaflMnala liu.nk , J l - .wiuww iiuuitirf.t VlDoeut Co, Comer Drug Btore, I 0 R & N CO. Depart Time Schedule. Arrived Salt Lake, Denver. Fast Ft Worth, Omaha, Fast Mail . Kansas City, St Mall 8 pm' Louis, Chicago and 6:45 p m East Walla Walla, Spo Spokane kane, Minneapolis Spokane 'Flyer St Paul, Duluth, Flyer 36 p m Milwaukee, Chi- Sam cago and East. Ocean Steamships 8pm All SailinK dates 4pm subject to change. For San Francisco Sail Dec 3, 8.13,18, 23, 28 and every 6 days. Daily Columbia Uivxr Ex Sunday Stramkhs 4pm 8pm To Astoria and Ex Sunday Bat 10 p m Way Landings. WtLLAMETTXRlVXB Gam Oregon City, New- 4:30 p m Ex Sunday berg, Salem and Ex Sunday Way Landings. I Willamette awd 7am Yamhill Kivbks 3:30p m Tues. Thur Oregon City, Day- Mon, Wed and Sat ton and Way and Fit Landings. WlLLAMETTBltlVIR 6am Portland to Cor 4:30pm Tues, Thur vallisand Way Mon, Wed and Sat. Landings. and Fri. Lv Rlparia 1 Snake River. LvLewistn 1:20 a m I Uiparla to Lewlstn Dally Daily 8:30am L L Stevens, W H Hurl burl Agent, luigene. Gen Pass Agt Port, Or SUMMONS. Iu tlie Circuit Oonrt of ibe Suite of Ofl-gou, fur L-litt Ciuuty Oli o V lt b,rt end On n E. I li btrlx, Piaiutirla, I vs. I CbarlH Eriikou, Andrew M f Summous. Kru-bkou, Jumea York, U i M. Dty, A. W. Coi aud Ln I Couniv, Defendants. J To Cbarlen Eritkson, Andrew M. Eriik cn, aud James lork, of the dlm'uU ubuve oeojed: IN THE NAME OF XHi STATE OF Ongou: You and each oi J0.1 aie li.reuy requireil to appear aud auewer the torn pbmt filed aiaiuBC oc and the other defendants in tho abve eutillod Court aud eauM ou oi before lbs 19th day of March. li)O0, that being tho find day of the next regular term of nuid Court, lo be begun ai d held io liiigene, Lane County, Oregon: and if yon fail to so appear and sonwer said complaint, for want thereof the plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the relief prayed tor in said oomplaiot, to-wit, For a judgment against the defendsuls, Charlie Eriukeon and Andrew II. Erickson, for the sum of S1700 with interest thereon from the 20th day rf Ap il, 1891, at tbe rale ol S pur cent per annum, for tbe sum nl '25(J altornevs' fees Drofided for in plaintiff's mortgage, together with ooBtb una diibariieinents of this suit, ana lor a decree fureolOBing plaintifl's mortgage seourintr Buid Bums and deuoribed in the oomnlaiut. and for a decree of Bale oi Built mortgaged premises to satisfy plaintiff's judgmtut prayed for, which premises are aescrloea as ioiiowb: uuiuieuciuu n. iur southwest corner of a traot of land sold and conVeyed bv William Sloan and wife to Norris Humphrey by deed recorded in deed boos H, page 210, of tbe records of Lane County, Oregon, on a line with the side of Willamette street extended Bouth, thence north on Willamette street HltT.saven feet, thence east one bandied and sixty feet, tbence Boutb one hnndred aud eighty-uine feet, ibenoe west one huudrid aud sixty feet, tbence north on Willamette street one hundred imd thirty- two (fit to the place of beginuiug, in sec tion 31, tp 17 S R3 Win Lane County, On gou; and for judgment and exeoution agaiust the- defendants, Charles EriokBon and Andrew M. Eriokson. for any deficiency remaining unBatiefied after applying all tbe proceeds of said sale iu eatiafaotion of Baid ludQuient: and for a decree foreclosing and barring I be defendants above named and eaoh ol them, and all persons oiainring or to claim through or under them or either of tbeui, of all right, title, or olsim ol, in, or to said mortgaged premises or any part thereof, including tbe equity of redemption tbert in and thereto, and for such further relief ri may be requisite and equitable. 1 his Bummons iB publisbed in the Daily EcatNK Guard for Bix successive weeks by order L-f Hon. J. W. Hamilton, Judge of Baid Court, dated January 27 lb, 1900, and the date of the first publication under said order, February 2, 1900. W. C. Ham, Attorney for Flainti e. THIS RAILWAY COMPANY Milwaukee Operates Its trains on ths famous dock T.loht. Ita trftlnk v bI.IUh Uses ths celebrated electric berth leading lamp. Runs splendid equipped paiwenger trains ytj uay- auu uignt oeiween i ramand vuiuraju, auu.viuaiia auu lnicagouie. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Alio operates iteam heated ve.tllni'a,l tnln. oarrying the latest private compartment cars library bullet, .ranking cars, and Iraw tng.roora aieejiers. PARLOR CAlia, fiee reclining chair can acd the very beat dining-car service. For ins lowest rate, to any point In the C sited State, or Canada, apply to ticket agent, or C J F.DDY. JWCAHKY. (i..i l't 1v Agent. Portland, Oregon UrtR TICKETS r POINTS EAST Through relate and Tourbt Sleepers, Dhl. tng and Library Observation cars. Elegant Vestibule Trains. No 4 Limited leave. Portland at Sn p m. No Limited arrive. Portland at 8.-00 a m. For tickets and full Information, call or address JNO. M. WILLIAMS, ' Agent, Eu A. B. C DKNNISTON, 0 T ft T A. Portland, Or EUGENE FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor, Htare it yea Kufrene for Florvnc Dally exoept riunttay at 8 a m Keturnlus- Rtam leavm l.1nn.,, for Kugeaa daily except Bundays at x rjatuntays at S a m. Arrlvea lu Eugeuet 6 p m the day following. SIXdt.I rAK. . HOUNll TRI1' .5 iic.ru nr wie at a. t'aus." Itvarv ham. EU6ENE oTEAM DYEINB " CLEAMNS WORKS.... SUMMONS- In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane county. John Conger, Plaintiff, tiff.) T. Ovi sur tn Uiuritlrv. CHRIS MABX, Jr., Proprietor. ........... rimiin,, m.vTTM an,i repaired. ndl eloibiruj rettoreii to itsorlilaal ooior to 100. in. new Halt.fartton (uaranlnd. oia ceJM lor and dUvnd. A. J. and Mabel Nickel. Cleinenza Dodson and A. Wheeler, Defendants. To A. J. Nickel and Mabel Nickel, two of the defendants above named: YOU ARE IIEtxEBY NOTIFIED AND required to appear in the above entitled Court and answer the complaint of plaintiff 61ed in said Court in this cause against you, and the other defendants above named, on or before Thursday, the 15th day of March, 1U00 and yen are hereby further notified that if you fail to apiwar and answer said complaint, as ni.'icaniu, iw wuui, Liiureui tne piainua will take a decree against you for the relief prayed for in said complaint, to-wit: For a judgment against you, the said defendants, A. J. Nickel and Mabel Nickel, fer the sum of 8429,50 In United States sold coin, with vmiW interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum in like coin, and for the sum of $7.91 taxes; and fur the further sum of 40 00 attorneys' fee in said suit to be allowed by said Court, said sum of 8429.50 being the sum now due, principal and interest, ou the promissory note set forth in said complaint; and for tne costs and disbursements of said suit; and for a decree against you, and against each, all and every of the other defendants uerein nameu lor tne foreclosure of ths mort gage mentioned and set forth In naM v. plaint, and forever barring you and each of you, auu eacn anu an ot tne other defendants, and all other persons claiming by, through or un leryou,oreitlierof you, or by, through or under either, or anv of tl, ntw ,i.h ants above named, of all right, title, interest or equity of redemption in, or to the said u urtgageu premises described In said cam plaint, and described in said mortgage in said complaint mentioned; said premises being described ss follows, to wit: Lot No. 2 in block No. 8 in the original plat of iairnintint. in Ijliia Mimt. fi.nn re taining 1.28 acres, mors or lass; and for the sals of the above described lands by the sheriff . touo , accoruing to law and ths practice . f said Court, and that ths proceeds of said sale be applied first, to the payment of the costs and charges of making the same, and tne cota and disbursements of said suit second, to the payment of 840.00 reasonable attorneys fee, for instituting said suit; third to the payment to uid nUintlir f ..i sumo! 84SSI.50 in U. S. gold coin, together . , 7 inereon, and the said sum of 87.91 taxes, and for such other and further relief as may be equitable in ths premises. This summons is served upon you by pub ication for six consecutive weeks prior to the ... . umr newspaper of general circulation throughout said county aud state, printed and published at Eugene, said county and state, by order of the Hon. E. O. Potter, county judge of Lens county, Oregon, which 11KW, and that .the sddK.O. Pilfer, judged said county, in said order of publication of plaint fn W ,ir r ""1 lhe date of the first t,),M.n. .t amnions iu uid new.,,r ta jMUiry u Att'y for PlslnUff. Sheriff's Sale on Exeoution Nnliee is beiehy givrti, that by virtu- ul execution duly iu -d out ol tl ' ' " (Jonrtol the St oe of ungon ior of Laue, m the loin uay -". 1899, on a judgment auu .. sale rendered iu "id ooif n the Bth day of October, 1899, for the sum "f Four hundred and fifty-three and 331oO dollars in U.S. gold com, with interest at the rato oi ten per r" -unm iu like gold ooiu, fioui tbi 9ih day ol October, 1899, and tbe further Bum ot ihlr-tv-fiveauduo-lOU doiUre attoruu a leoB, and eighteeu aud 20-100 dollar oosls, lu a suit wherein H. C. DeBeaumout was plain tiff and W. F. Martin was auieuuuui, auu against the defendant W. F. Martin, and ou a judg ment aud Older of Bale reudtrcd iu baid Court commanding me, iu ordir tu satisfy said joi B"ent and cobib, to Bell the following dtsoribed real property, to wn: All of the undivided one-httu iuti-rest of tbe defendant W. F. Martin iu aud to the east bslf of ,the Don..non Lind Uiai of Evan Martin and M.ry M.rnu, hia wife, Claim No. 70, Koiu. no. ouii in ip. is S K. 3 W. containing 163 acre of luLd in Lane county, Stale of Oregon. Also all of the undivided oue-ightb interest of the said defendant in aud to the weBt half of tbe said Donation Lmd Ciuim No. 7Notif 004,7, oonuiining 163 28-100 aurtB. exci ptiLg from said west uaif tue iuuowiug uvbchudu traot, towit: r.nnimhnninont the n. w. ooruer ot the said don. land claim No. 78, thence south 2 rods, theuce east 27.52 chains, theuca norto 14 Kl nhainn thence west 13.99 chaioB, thence south 11.81 cbaius, theuce west 13.63 ohaius to ulace of beuinniug. containing 18 AirAH. lAiivinff after said exeoution 14.0 28- 100 acres. Also an uudivided one-eighth interest of the defendant iu and lo the fnllnwinff deaciibed nremistB. to wit: that part of the douatiuu land oluim of Isaac Alien. Notif. No. 6574 in twp. 19 s. r. 3 w, described sa follows: Cuinuu-nciug at the n. e corner of tbe donation laud claim of L. Tiacy, Notif. No, 0563, thence uorili 89 ror.s, theuce east 22 rods to the pits ent Iravebd Slate road, tuonce eluug said road in a south-easterly directiou to a poiut due eust of the begiuuing eoruer, theuce weal to tbe plaoe of beginning, ooutaiuing 9 acres or less, iu Laue eouuty, Oregou. Also the undivided ont-ti&htb iuteicsi of the defendant iu aud to the following desoribed tract, towit: Cumruenoiug ut post aud rook 6 80 chainB east from tbe s. w. ooruer of Claim No. 41, Isaac Allen donution land olaim in twp, 19 s. r. 3 w. theuce east 16.35 chains to publio hiubway, thence weBt of south along tbe public highway 40.10 chains lo a rook; thenoe westli. 10 ohaius, thence north 40.10 chains to place of beginning, ooutaiuiug 14 acres and 10 rods more or Jobs, iu Laue county. Oregon. Also all the undivided one-eigutu interest ol tne defendant id and to tue 101 lowino. desoribed premisoB, to-wit Beginning at corner angle of Isuno Allen donatlou laud c)a:m No. 41, lu seunou 11, twp. 19 b. r, 3 w. and running tbence west u.bo ohains to corner of claim xio. 4 ibenoe north 42.41, chains to s. w. ooruer of Baid olaim No. 41, theuce east 6.86 ojuins, theuce south 42.41 ohaius to place of bugiuuiug, oontaiuing 29 09-100 auies of lmd in Luue oouuty, Oregon, Now, tberefore, In the uame of the State of Oregou, iu compliance with said wilt. will offer for sale tbe sbovo described property at public snotiuu, to the highest bidder for osBh, Bubioct to redomptiou, at the south ooor of the court house iu Eugeue, Lane Cuuuty, Oregou, ou Mon day, tne btu day ol February, liiuo, be tween the hours ol 9 o clock u, in., aud o clock p. m, to-.wit: at one o'clock p, m, on said duy. Dated this 29th day of December, 1899. W. W. WIT11B08, Sheriff of Laue County, Oro By Fbkd F:sx, Deputy. SUMMONS. for nu,hnTy'iofcIr.o, 0,8 st" ' Gertiuils M. Thomss, risintiff,) Harvey a Thomas, Defendant j To llarv.y a Thomas, Defendant- TX THE NAME ill' Tim -i.. Oregon, you are herrhv required toai!.. d answer the comnl.u. .,W,,r "r w.ni inereof the plai such other n-lief as to th.'o!, ,"""1' nd January 13th. I ' ttCARn of CITATION In the Couuty Court for Laue County, Oregon, la the matter of the estate of William Veatch, deceased CITATION. To Saiah Harper, Milton A Teatch, Eliza beth Briggs, FloreoceColvig, Lucy Tripp, Laura Tweedy, William EvauB, Ella Bella, CharlcB Tiuriail, Millie Smith Bud Frank Evans, beiis at law and next of kin ot said dtoeoBed, aud to all others concerned Oreeting: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon, you are hereby cited and required to appear lu tho County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County ol Lane, at tho courtroom thereof, in the County Court House in Eugene, said oonnty sud State, on Monday, the 4th day of February, 1900 at the hour of 1 o'olook in lhe afterno. i, o' .u uuy, men and mere to show cniiie vy , .uj union a veatri , ntcu lor of said estate, should not be authorized ordered and directed by said Court to sell st publio or private sale ihe following de scribed resl property, belonging to Bsid AHtAlA titKelt. i . N. 1 ln So 8 T 19 S R 1 west; sud . .1 ?' t ,nd 7 in Beo 18 T 19 S E 1 weit, all in Lane county Oregon; Baid lands 1. 0.ld'' "e highest and best price obtainobls therefor, for cash in band: lor the putpoBe of anu iu order io vm , ff iuu claims and debts againsl said estate, and thecostBsnd expenses of administration. 1,,8,?,a",!1I"l adjudged by the Court i' ?it?tiaa b8 " 0" said heir" - . namely, Millie Smith and Daili Eoosnk Guabd, a newspaper of gen- C ,?'' Published il Eugene, iLa"y' ""P' Sl"dy. nd that tne pobhsaed for .1 least four soccessivs weets next prior to .aid 4th day lh.WOoen"?.1 H? E 0 Potter, Judge of n ?'T C.nrl.0i lh" Su" Oregon, S.'h.!iyoK,y.0' ha seal o November. uSt. ""a lh,i 'Mh E. U. LEE, County Clerk, SUMMONS? In the Circuit con.-i m .i gon for Laue Coui.tj . xava oiTiii-iev, riun,t,r ti.t.ir, 1 Cl.Sllllgh-i, Deiei,.lu, f To J. (1 8tin;.ty, D. f il IN THE NAME OF Til c, Or.ftou: Vou uro l-..u. ,,." "Tt uun auNarr iLe Cijlui-lui,., t , i iu the above er.titKdc'ouit,,,, 'f,1 expiroiion of mx 8,kH ,.,? I h fore the 19,b day ol Ml 'i.0' ' yoa inn to unswer, for ;;, .?"' Hi plaiuliu will take Uecr nef J boiviu the boudsof uiHi,?:"" lBting ueiween plaiutifl'si.,1 J bI.io that plaintiff's uu,u L . ' M Eva Stii.gley to h. r ,r..CLWl8tiJ u. miug; ami lor s.,,, other reVf"? "I Court wny srein i-qniiable n M 'l ahull be, by order f the Cn , "J maiden i Laue County, Oreur.n ..T.i .- . cousocufv.. weeks in iCt?' i Otuatsacl lh. , flnl publtcSM sid paper is in the kn. , , uj 11)00. And tbe date of iu T ."f"!! oi this summons is ths solN tion Jaauary, 1900 bis i-uinnionn' la . Edoknk Daii.t r,,.; ,i" - b . Potter, Judge of Z C . ' 81 Lane Couutv. oMT. '""'T 01 the 24th day of JaiuaryTZ " 11 bttJ Tl l I . . . lu.ucr uano, Act June3.ls?J IVIA4 nsa X n i a. ' w'Vt UNiTKDSTAiKsLAKoOrna Notioe is hereby civ. u ' with thepro,iMoLto(l'h b: of June 3. 1878, entuUo -L LS sale o I liuibir lauds in IU Si.S ,.' fornis, Or,-gon, Nevada. Terrnory," 8idu.v K,n!. .7 Conmy uf Lane, Slate ol n.,,l fI iio iua, ior tue purchase of ih.vZii X, n y, s e yt of seciio, i M ah n No. 17 S. n-,n ";'il offer nroof to uliu, 11...1 .. ' , '! mA more.valuaHe for its limbtr ,!X for uur cultural purpose,, uodl0 his claim to said h.nd b. fore ih. S and Eoceiver of this offlre at fcS "8on. tin Friday, the 23rd d.,, He names qb witnesses; V7 1 bell of Eugene, Oiegon; F B folk, Eugene, Oregon; H. W. BowLrfTi gon"1' a' hl K """ofEuienti Any and all persons cUimiM ia tbe above-desoribed li.uds are ilqwi file their claims in Ibis cilice to 0, w swu ouy 01 jiiircn, lyuu. J. T. BiimoKs, Timber Land, Act June 3,18) Notice for Publication United States LasdOim KoHiuunu Oiieuos. I JDuuj!iiil Notice Is hereby given that is cociiJ with the provisions of tlie act 4 mral duueo, join, entitled "An act for ttt In I.. I .1 ..... , n ... . B siitics 01 LAlilona a gou, Nevada, and Wacliincton Teisil Howanl V. Jiowlsnd, of Ku8eD(,onjI Lane, state of Oreun, hat ibis day fl uiun ma swum siaieiiteo! ,a the purchase of the S J S WJ, SiSlJ aeution No. 27. in towtiMiiin 'n 1: J No. 4 E. and will offer imn.f is. .hnxiJl land sought is more vnluuMs for its lial itone Mian tor agricultural puntwi-a;! establish his claim to said laad Moil iieffiHcr and x-fecuiver of tills oIBmsIj burg, On gon, ou Friday, the 23d do! March, 1U00. He uiiniL-s as witnesses: F. B. R-l of Eugene, Oregon: S. Scott, of Komt'l tou; I., li Heaii.of Eugene, Ortgua; tl vaiupuei-, o: cugene, uregon. Any and ail persons claiming sdres?! aoove-aescnoeu lauds are reqaeital 6 1 iiieir claims 111 tins omce on or tKlona1 day of aich.lWK). J. T. r.muota.rl n.,V7,"mm".M Pabllshsdla th. F. Jn " T orlof li. to lST SS?! I1.". c- o7-u.0te' NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Not.ee iti Wl.t. i .1 , M" PPin,"l tb Con tor of .h.U,ne. conn'y. Oregon, sdminis ed A r'"6 E' 1 8inons, deces ""led November 28, 1S99. Auos M. r.E(K.wrrn, Adm ni-itra January, ,J0, E. E. SsirwoTH Attomey for Plaintiff. Ju,t 'ved a tull cm, load of " srlor steel rang and w,i. hlfh w er, bought early. Pna r.a.0.bk,.t Kl.Cbanfherx; "" NOilCE OF FINAL SETTEMENT. S'finr?'0'-!--'?. h state, .n.l !;-"V- T. ,r.u",D,. "'d st. 1 tail e nun day of Pebrn- !aki ,U t 1 e'ik 10 ,be fonoon of OP.Mb,'n,,t border of II. K DMed Dec. 26, 1890. Go. W. TinnuT, 0.B.DoR,A..o,ney.dn,i,"Mr"0r- So Cirf, So Par. TJwiS' VtHuP dtr"l,u "rove, HiTlio:lLh,1'i?'S,0?r t Malaria and Timber Land, Act June 3,l87r Notice for Publication, United States LASDOmJ Eosebuiio, OBtGOS, I JaiiuirjVl Not Ice Ib hereby given tliat in cwufiisl with the provisions of the act of oonfisl inin a, IB, 8, entitled "An actioriai mi Limner lands in Lhe states of CaliforeM vim, Nevada, and Waehingt'ii Twiiii Fred B. Bellman, of Eugene, counrjoll siace ot uregon, bas tins aavDiwu otioe his sworn statement No. 751, farts J chase of the N AS E i, section ; I ;J of section Nn. 2:,. in tiiwniihin No. 14 Kn. 4 V. mill ns.r,inv,f tn ihavlKI land sought is more valuable for itt nisi stone than for agricultural purpoiav sf I .tnkll.i. k.-. nu:.n ...M Unshaail Register and Iieceiver of this office sl4 burg, Oregon, on Inday, tne uan Mir, h. limn. I He names as witnesses: W. T. CmM Eugene; Sidney Scott, of Eufffjl Kowland, of Eugene; L. RBeAn,oll Any and all persons claiming """I above-described lands are reonaW"! their claims In thia nfhee on or MiO" wl 23d dxv of March. 11KM. J. T. BbiiwrBipH NOTICE TO CKEDIT0BS v.i.1. nie.iinT..;. ifivaMd. uwra ui r.niii ij. " .... Notice is hereby given tcwhoa oonoern that the undersigned, fc" ' and Aleck Lewis, have been bj uji" Court of Lane county. Oregon, K Eointed executors of the esi.w w ewiH, deceased, nod all PfJ1 claims against said estate "''"J' , Bed and required to present tb the pioper vouchers to said exrcot or law office of Thompson Hsidj,"r r . - . linn six uau uouuiy, Virywu, from the date of this notice, w Dated at Eueene, Orecon, Urn of Septomber, 1899. Inn,rffii Executors of the estste of BaM "1 deceased. AttorueysforsMil Arimlnistrator's NotiC VnliM i. I,,r,-hv oiven. tl' Plguid, W. 31. aininjn, jj polnlwl atlmmlsirator oi .r r . ... i i.. Conn'? uoi niun, tipcf-ns'u, t oi j-ur.e ct uuiy. ungou, tU,ln U ITIIlg UIMIIllS NgHHI t- - .111 notified to i-nscut the '"'mif I ,,,n,., ,,. io Mid r-dmioi'" J tho l,.w fllce of L. H'ljf" ' ?f i I this notice. .,kr IS Dated this l llh dayrf ""J?,1. T . . VI- l. ,PI---" I U. 1'ILTFO, . I A It 'J lo Kptnfo v-m EXECLTBIX M-'lltS. . .t Notice Is hereby f '. t'ff, ed, Lydia A Huston, has tf 'TLC4 executrix of the lat wil and "Tn I of the estate ol H. C'. 1L f4 the county co irt of """"V,', awl T the proper voucher, to ssM lawoffice of I- llily'" fhfiH within six months ol tne ' - ,n. lltl this 23rd day of JMOf ''iinr Ltdia ' r,,ri I. BllTtl', Atty foresUI