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Newspaper Page Text1 . i Sheriffs Sale on Execution. SUMMONS. j " Daily Eugene Guard r l.lt..l I . ....... inirnf 1 Ii , U'lMlIf . ftun- daya eieeuteJ. Adilrea all loroauuicatlons and maka all rainltunna payablo to the KUOKKB (lUAIill, rS'lgene, Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. DA I I.T.I Delivered liy "carrier, per week I 1 Delivered by carrier, per month & By mail one year (In advance) 0 J Six month. 8 One montl Jf Single eriplos. WKKBXT. One year (In advance) ?J J Six month. . J. 00 Advertising rat made known on application. Kntered as Moond-anas matter at the Eugene, Oregon, poetoflice. THE KARTKBN OFK1CF8 -Of Ih paper are at 280 to 2S4 Temple Coa irt, , New York City, and U ti Kinross ISMg, 87 Wash Ingt .n 8t, Chicago, III, K KATZ Advertls ng Agenoy In charge. CAMPBELL BROS PublUbera II Business Letters to this omes should be directed to THE OUaRD Instead of either .f th. proprietor. nfff .- I 17 I2l3i4ft)j '7 J MCON'S PHABB8. Pint quartor... Full mooit Last quartor .. ,, February 0 ... " 14 " su for it. Tbey ouR:it to; and tbey will show poor fasts iu "quailing, IN LANE. Laae oiuinty lias a tolil repub lican board and is over 1100,000 in debt and has a tax levy of 23.6 mills. A POLITICAL FREAK. Senator Clark's methods of secur ing bis eleotinn to tbe United States senate are being investigated by a committee thereof. The in vestigation has developed a freak. An ageot of Clark by tbe name ol Steele testified that be received ten or twelve thousand dollars lor use in politics, and spent it all but seven or eight hundred. Steele's name is not appropriate. Tbe usual method is to Bpend tbe hundreds, keep the thousands, report progress and ask for more collateral. Steele Bhould be given a place under a glass case in tbe national museum. Congressmen and sena tors would be freauent visitors to inspect the ourioeity, more particu larly just after state and senatorial elections. HAttfJ O.XB UN EUGENE. Balom Sentinel. You cannot by law make a man prosperous. You can only do what the republican has done give him a obanue to beoome prosperous by bis own exertions. Tbe above is another flight of the imagination of the editor of tbe Eugene Register. His thinking organs are constructed . in such manner that be is able to discern great prosperity in thirty-five cent wheat and four cent hope. It may be, though, that he is sincere; be is probably judging tbe whole state by Eugene, and when we remember t'i'.it three-fourths of the popula tion ot that town bag held positions int he state institutions for tbe paBt four years, it is not at all surpris ing that the Register talks about prosperity. PerbapB it got a rake-off. -FIRST- National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital 850,000 Surplus - - SSO.OOO Eugene, Oregon. a mtNKRAT. RANKTNO BUSINESS J Tlnnn nn pHAwinable terms. Bitfht drafta on Chicago, Han Francisoo and Jfort- land, Oregon. Bills of exchange sold on foreign countries. Depositee received subject to check or oertiti- AU oollectlona entrustea.io us wui receive prompt attention. T O Hktobiom, President. S B Eakiii, ' Vice Fresidtut. P. E. BNODOBABS, Cashier. L. H. Forres, Aas't Cashier EUGENE Loan Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus - - $50,000 .,2,500 A OCNCSJAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS ACT! D ON rAVOHABU TERMS. Drafts Issued on the principal oities of the United States and foreign countries. Interest allowed on Demand Certificates ot liepo.u wnen leic siaiea penoo. Collections receive our prompt attention. City aud County Warrants bought. W. E. SHOWN, President, f. W. OSBUHN, Cashier. 0. A. PAINE, Vie. President. W. W. BROWN. Am! Cs.M.r. WEATHER BUREAU- (Dally lloport.) roim.AND, oimooN, i February I) )W :U0 a m rVuatbor Jirooast for ttugouo, Oiegon: Tonight; Oooaslonal rain: Sunday Pair. SATURDAY - - FEB 10 HOME I'iSltiONAL MATTER. Where are we at, else now can authorities see us in suoh different lights? i The Oregonian lakes an occasional slap at the Guahu for its free silver ''heresies," as It id pleas ed to term our understanding of tbe monetary question and advo oaoy of silver as a . money metal, and sometimes thinks to add to our disoomforture by not designat Ing the newspaper by name but as "a populist organ." And now tbe Register devotes considerable portion of the editor Ill space in this morning's paper to the pleasant attempt to oonvince itself that tbe Quard oares nothing for politioal principles, and doeB "aorobalio evolutions in an at ' tempt to be on all Bides of tlie po litioal fence at one and - the same time." Some disagreement between tbe Portland and Eugene author itioat The Uuahd needs no defense of its politioal onmluot. The oonB- denoe of the thousands of readers who peruse its oolumi daily and weekly is the ouly vindication from such oharges that we desire. Tbe mere assertion of tbo Register oounta for nothing, worse than nothing, with tbe people who are familiar with the politioal manage' ment of this paper. A UIU DItPKRKHt'K. After giving tbo detailed Items showing tbe total tax levy In Mar lon county to be 22.50 'mills and that of Linn county 14.50 mills the tbe Salem Journal says: This leaves Marion county's levy for oounty purposes 10.4 mills against Linn's 2.8S mills. Ours Is nearly four times as high as theirs. This Is a oondition which seems to oall for explanation. Linn county ha been for years out of the bands of the republican maohine, but her business has been eonduoted by representative men ol all parties, yet Linn Is out of debt while Marion is 175,000 be hind, and their tax levy , is only one-fourth as high as oars. It li very oonfasing. At long as oounty officers are elected or defeated on national is sues with whloh their duties tav nothing whatever to do, the tax payer will sure) have to sweat Great Britain is making prepara tions to lnorease her loroe of fight ing men in South Atrioa to ; two hundred thousand. She, must' orush tbe Boers or lose her prestige as a great military power. Inci dentally Bhe is making po small addition to her already enormous debt. Sixty-five million dollars, in addition to regular estimates, will be required to settle war ex penses for tbp first three months ot the year. In the Le Natio, of Paris, Ed mond Thery states that England holds ten billion dollars of loreign eecuritleB. That is why "dear ol uunnou" is vine ; world a money market, ' LAKE COUNTY BANK vEetsibllaboa In IS8S., - or EUGENE, " OREGON. ft fisneral Bankinglbusiness in all branches transacted en faverable'erms. A. Q. HOVEx, President J. M. ABBAMB, Cashier, N orthern Pacific RAILWAY X3T Pullman Sleeping ars Elegant Dining Cars Tourist Sleeping vai?- Twenty-six United States sena tors are worth more (ban 1,000,000 each. Tbe late California addition is only ao Inoident. LOOK ante Facts. Mrs. T. Dolau, of Madrid, Parkins Co., Neb., writes: "I was cured ol painful penotia Dy tne use w irr. nerve s ra- vonte rrcscrtptlon. and hia ' CoiniMiiinil Kxtract of Smart,, Weed.' I think. Dr.' Pierce's niedlclne the btat in tha world." Mrs. Carrie i B. J Sil Domier, of Dayton, JI ft ureen to., wis., writes; "lean high ly recommend Dr. Pierce's Favorite Preaerintinn hav. Ing taken it for nine niontha previous to confinement. I suf fered scarcely any compared with what I had at other times. I auffrml fifteen years with female weakness and nerv ousness, "writes Mrs. Vincent Bohall, of Frauklin, Johnson Co., Indiana. "One Tear ago I bcRan takiiur your ' Favor lie Prescription' and 'Golden Medical Discoverv.' 1 took six bottfra of each and now 1 am well. 1 owe my life to Dr. Pierce." EUGENE STEAM 0YE1NB " CLEANIN8 WORKS.... WMtKtghth Street breutUeaun LskHiitlry. TO 1ST. PAUL, MTNNKAPO LIS, KAHOO. klKAN I) FORKlT OUOOK8TON, WINNlPliQ, 11KLENA and HU'l-j'K, CANADIAN PACIFIC RY SOO-PACIFIC LINE. The onlj Trar.sconlienental 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 Jopan. CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN LINK To Honolulu and Australia, For full information regarding rates, etc. apply to GEO. F. CRAW, Agent, H. H. ABOTT, Eugene, Oregon Agent. Portland,.Or. E. J. COYLE, ' A. G. P. A., Vanoouver, B. C, '-Tnroufih Tloketa to CHICAGO, WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA, NEW YOllK, Duaiun, and All 1'ointa , East and South. For Information, time cards, msp and tickets, oall on or write to R MoMTJUPHEY, General Agent, Eugene, Office-Opposite Guard offioa. tht. AD CHARLTON, . Asst Gen'l Pass. Agent, Hho Morrison St, cot Third, Portland, Oregon ..Printing.. CHRIS MAPX, Jr., Proprietor. rlnlhln .ImhhI I . . . i . faded eUHhint raslorol to lUorlmnal eolor lei l".'". """i '"' uaraule4. Wr Salted lor and dallrertd. Of Kinds ....AT THE,,,, GUARD OFFICE. GOOD WORK, LOW FRIGES, 6000 STOCK. lftal With Ml Mi... 0 R & N GO. Depart Time Schedule. Arrived Salt Lake, Denver, Fast Ft Worth, Omaha, Fast Mail Kansas City, St Mail 8 pm! Louis, Chicago and 0:46 p m East Walla Walla, Spo Spokaoe kane, Minneapolis Spokane ;Flyer St Paul, Duluth, Flyer p m , Milwaukee, Chi- 8am ' cago and East Ocean Steamhhips 8pm All Sailing dates 4pm subject to change. For San Francisco Sail Deo 8, 8. 13,18, 23, 28 and every 5 days. Daily Columbia Rivkb Ex Sunday Stkamihs 4pm 8pm To Astoria and Ex Sunday Sat 10 p m Way Landings. Will mkitbRivieb 6am Oregon City, New- 4:30pm Ex Sunday berg, Salem and Ex Sunday Way Landings. Willamette, and 7am Yamhill Rivehs 8:30 pm Tues, Thnr Oregon City, Day- Mon, Wed and Sat ton and Way and Fri. Landings. WillambtteKiver 6am Portland to Cor. 4:30pm Tues, Thur vallis and Way Mon, Wed and Sat. Landings. and Frt Lv RIparIa Snake River. I Lv Lewistn 1:20 am Riparia to Lewistn Daily Daily 8:30 a' m L L Stevens, W H Hurlburt agent, Eugene, Gen Pass Agt Port. Or Io the Circuit Court of the Slate of O.igon, for L.ne County ! Jlho V R 'b-rts and Oren E. 1 iUheriK, Pliiinlills, I va I Charlw Kiicksou, Andrew M f Suminons. Ericksou, Jsmfs lorn, it- I M. D iy, A. W. Cox and Lane I Counlv, Defendants J To Charles Ericksou, Andrew M. Erick-on, and James lurk, ol luo omm above named: w THE NAME OF THfi STATE OF Oregon: You and each of you are hereby required (o appear and answer the com- AnA aruinat vnn and the Other defendants in the ab-ve entitled Court and oanse on or before the 19th day of March. loiiti. that hinp tne nroi aav oi u regular teim of said Court, to be begun ,i hain in F.ui-i.np. Lane County, Oregon: and if yon fail to so appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof iho plaiititts will apply to the Court for the relin prayea ior in eaiu cuuipimu, pnr inrlamnnt aoainst the defendants. niiarUa Erickson and Andrew U. Erickson, for the sum of $1700 with interest thereon from the 20th day i f April, 1891, at the rate o( 8 per cent per annum, for the sum nf 9fn attorneys' fees provided for in plaintiff's mortgage, together with costs aud disbursements of this suit, and tor a foreclosing: nlaintiff's mortgage seouring said sums aud desoribed in the oomplaiut, aud for a deoree of sale of said mortgaged premises to satisfy plaintiff's judgment prayed tor, which premises are described as lotiows: uommeuuiug ui. mo aontbwest oomer of a tract of land sold and conveyed bv William Sloan sdo wne to Nnrris Hntunhrev bv deed rtooided id deed boos H, page 240, of tbe records of Lane County, Oregon, on a line with the east side of Willamette street extended sonth, thence north on Willamette street filty.seven feet, Ihence eaBt one hundred and sixty feet, thence south one hundred and eightv-nine feet, thence west one hundred and sixty feet, thence north on W llumetla street one nnnarea nna iniriy two (cot to tbe place of beginning, in sec lion 31, tp 17 S R3 Win Lane County, Oregon; and for judgment and execution aeaiust the defendants, Charles Eriokson and Andrew M.ErickBon, for any defloienoy remaining unsatisfied after applying all the proceeds of said sale in satisfaction of said lodoment: and for a decree foreclosing and barring the defendants above named and eaoh ot them, and all persons olaitring or to olsim through or under them or either of them, of all right, title, or claim ol, in, or to said mortgaged premises or any part thereof, including tbe equity of redemption therein and thereto, and for such fnrlher relief as may be requisite and equitable. 1 his enmmons is published in the Daily Euokne Guard for six successive weeks by order t f Hon. J. W. Hamilton, tindge of said Oonrt, dated January 27th, 1900, and the date of the first publication under said order, February 2, 1900. W. O. Hai.s. Attorney for Plainti''s. THIS RAILWVf COMPANY MlLWAUKH I St. I Operate! Its trains on theM famous block system. Lights its trains bv eloctrioltv Uses the celebrated electrio berth leading lamp. . Runs splendid equipped paseener trains every day and night between St Paul and unioago, and umaha and Uhicago: the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Also operates steam-heated vestibu ed traltm. oarrying the latest private oompartmont onrsi unry miuec, sinoKinR cars, and traw-Inir-roora Bleeiern. PAULOK CAka, fiee reclining chair oars and the very best dining-car service. For the lowest rates to any point in the United States or Canada, ap) ly to ticket agent, or auurws C J EDDY, J W CASEY, General Agent. Trav 1 as Agent. Portland, Oregon TICKETS POINTS CAST Through Palatj and Tourist Sleepers, Din Ing and Library Observation cars. Elegant Vestibule Trains. No 4 Llmltad leaves Portland at S.-41 p m. No 8 Limited arrives Portland at 8.-00 a m. For tickets and full Information, call or address JNO. M. WILLIAMS, Agent, Eu A. B. C DENNISTON, O P 4 T A. Portlsnd, Or EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Wage leaves Eugene for Florence Dally except rjunday at 6 a dj IteHiirnlug stage leaves Klorenro for Kugeue dally except Sundays at 1' p m rtaturtlays at 8 a tn. Arrive in ivugeue.at 8 p tu the day following. S1NOI.S PARS... mm koiind trii- "...;;.;Soo TtckeU fcr sale at t Banal' tlTeri bain Kmrni., or si Hurd a lHeuport'i oDos In rloreuce. Call lor Alceiibg; ot Union Central . t-'inmltte. Tbe merubprj of ilia Virion Central Committee art' lu rchy bulled Io meet at the City Hall In Kniretie, Oregon, on to-wlt: Saturday, the 10th day of rebrtiary, iwo, at I o'ok'ck, p. m., for consultation oouoernlDg the coming oanipalgn. SUMMONS- In tlie Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane county. John Conger, Plaintiff.') VB. I A. J. and Mabel Nickel, CleinenzaT. f Dodson and A. Wheeler, Defendants. To A. J. Nickel and Mabel Nickel, two of the defendants above named: YOU ARE HEUEBY NOTIFIED AND required to appear in the above entitled Court and answer the complaint of plaintiff tiled in said Court in thiB cause against you, and the other defendants above named, on or before Thursday, the 15th day of March, 1900: and yen are hereby further notified that if you tun w iijeur udu answer saia complaint, as aforeBaiu, for want thereof the nlAintler tutu take a decree against you for the relief prayed for in said complaint, to wit: For a judgment njiaumi. you, ire saiuueteudants, A. J. Nickel and Mabel Nickel, for the sum of 8429.60 In United States gold coin, with accruing interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum in like coin, and for the sum of S7.91 taxes; and for the further sum of 40. 00 attorneys' fee in said suit to be allowed by .aid Court, said sum of 8429.50 being the sum now due, principal and interest, on the ptomiBsory note set forth in said complaint; aud for the costs and disbursements of said suit; and for a decree against you, aLd against each, all and every of the other defendants Herein uituieu ior me toreclosure of the mort gage mentioned and m. fntu I Boi.i plaint, and forever barring you and each of ,uu, .uu ecn anu au ol tne other defendants, and all other persons claiming bv, through or under you, or either of you, or by, through or under either, or any of the other delend ant above named, of all right, title, interest or equity of redemption in, or to the said mortgaged premises described in said cam p'aint, and described In said mortgage in said ooroplaint mentioned; said premises being described ss follows, to wit: Lot No. 2 in block No. 8 In the original plat of lalrniount, in Lane county. Oregon, con taining 1.28 acres, more or less; and for the sale of the above described lands by the sheriff of said Lane connt. , according to law and the practice f said Court, and that the proceeds of said sale be applied first, to the payment of the cost, and charges of making the same, and the costs and disbursements of said suit second, to the payment of 840.00 reasonable - lu.iiuHing earn suit; thin , to tne payment to said plaintiff of the said Sir'"",'?.;.!0 int tether ... vuerwn ana ne sum of 87.1(1 taxes, and for such other "nd turtlier rehe; as may be equitable in the This summons is served unon von bo nh. ncatlon for six eonsecutive weeks prior to the i -i . 1 daily newspaper of general crculat'on throughout said iointy and stltT printed and publed at Eugene, said f coimtv and state, by order of th. Hon. E O. $SS county judge of Lsn, conty, Ogon, which ?r tl dV IMh day of jinuarv "" said JS.tJ. Potter, judge of n.ntT' ort" ' publ cition o lav of M.'r?h" TV0U h.T V" 'he 15th - iyi i "srch, 11100, as the time on or before '.'h publication of this .uminon, in sani ner is J' Att'yfor Plaintiff. (hat bv virtue of an exeoution duly i-sned out oi the Circuit Court of tbe 8t e of Oregon for the oonnty if Laue, oi i no imu uay oi k. Ib99, on a judgment una oruer oi sale rendered in saiu oouri, ou nth day oi October, 1899, for the Bum i:i iiki dollars in U. 8. gold ooin, with interest at the rate ol ten per cent per u ouin in like gold ooin, from the 9lh day ol October, 1899, and the tunher sum of thir- lo.nvnnnd no-lUU dollars Blioruev D i.o.i and eighteen and 20-100 dollars ooats, ins suit wherein H. O. DeBeaumont was plain tiff and W. F. Martin was aeienuaui; uu ..oainst the defendant W. F. Martin, and on a indolent and order of sale rondered in Said U0U1I coniluauuiuK mc, u satisfy said jut goient and costs, to sell the following desorioeo real properiy, .u-w. All ol the unaiviuea oue-uuii wmra, the defendant W. liorun in ana io ,h .t half of .the Donation Land Clmm of Evan Martin and Mary Morlin, bis wife, Claim No. 78, Now. No. ooi. in iwp. 19 S. B. 3 W, containing 163 aores of land in Lane oonnty, State of Oregon. Also all .(th nndividrd one-eighth interest of the said defendant in ana to me wesi naii oi ihe said Donation Land Claim no. (B now 61147, containing 168 28-100 aorts, exotptlLg from said weal nail ine iohuwiub urnjimmi tract, towit: Commencing at the n. w. oomer of tne said don. land claim No. 78, thence Booth 2 rods, thence east 27.62 cbaine, thence north io. hi nhninn. thence west 13.99 chains, theuoe south 11.81 chains, thenoe west 13.53 obaius to place of beginning, containing 18 acres, leaving sf ter said exception 145 28- lixi acres. Also an naniviaeaone-eiKuiu interest of tbe defendant iu and to the fnlbiurino described nremises. to wit: that part of the donation land olaim of Isaac Allen, Notif. No. 6574 in twp. 19 a. r, 3 w, described as follows: Commencing at the n. e. ooruer of the donatiou land otaim of L. Tracy, Notif. No, 6563, thenoe north 89 rods, thence east 22 , rods to the pit-sent traveled State road, thence along said road iu a south-easterly direotion to a point due east of the beginning corner, thei.ee west to tbe place of beginning, containing 9 aores or Icbs, in Lane oounty, Oregon. Also the undivided one-t ighth inter est of the defendant in and to the following desoribed tract, towit: Commencing at post and rock 6 80 chains east Iroin tne s. w. corner of Claim No. 4,1, Isaac Allen donation land olaim in tD, IB B. r. 3 thence east 16.35 chains to oublio highway, thenoe west of sontb along the public bighway 40.10 ohains to a rock; tbenoe west 11.10 chains, thenoe north 40,10 ohains to plaoe of beginning, containing 14 notes and 10 rodB more or lesB, in Lane oonnty, Oregon. AIbo all the undivided one-eightn interest of tbe delendant in and to tne lot lowing desoribed premises, to-wit Beginning at oomer angle of Isaao Allen donation land claim No. 41, iu section 11 twp. 19 b. r, 3 w. and running thence west u.etj onains to oorner oi oiaim no. 4 thence north 42,41 chains to e. w. oorner of said olaim No, 41, thenoe east 6.86 coaina, thence south 42.41 ohains to place of beginning, containing 29 09-100 auies of land in Lane oonnty, Oregon, Now, therefore, In the name of tbe State of Oregon, in compliance win said wilt, will offer for sale the above deBoribed property at publio auction, Io the highest Didder ior casn, snoject to redemption, at the south door of the court bouse in Eugene, Laue County, Oregon, on Mon day, the 5th day oi February, 1900, be tween the hours of 9 o clock a. m., and o'clock p. in, to-wit: at one o'clock p. i cn said day. Dated this 29th day of December, 1899 w, tv. Witbebb, Sheriff of Lane County, Orego By Fbed Fibx, Deputy. SUMMONS Tn ll,.. OS.. :. uin uu (n.. . . gon for Lane County. "., jiva oungioy, piin fJ . VB 'I J.O.Stiugley, Defendant t ToJ.O Htingl-j-. Defend' IN TDK NAME OF ,,,p -Oriu m: Vim a,e i., STe .....I ., ' "IIUI..J. ' """""7 cl''M'Uiuf,,l,r''1 in Ike above entitl, V....: l,d In! expiration nf ix ,. """fUd fore the ,U,h day o. fcil ' "i ior plaiutin will take adeem,. solving the bonds o mM M istmg DMween .l.inl,ff";fel3 . n J iu It i-r tn-;.. -u: Di ming; and for RU00 orh Lourt may ei-fm ,ni,i,,.i.i" shsll be, b, order of TheVhH .u.,..SvU,; .o weeia in ih " Gdabd, andlhenrstpubriL:?" saia paper la in tba laan... .""I fUU- . A"d. l" ile of the ?4 uuu oi mis summons i ii. January, 1900. "" Ik,, SUMMONS. foth'oftt' ' Gertrnde ll Thomss, Plaintiff,) Harvey &V'rhomas, DeUdantJ 4???. !?-.,r!!'a Defendant: I " 1,111 A'K OF THE STATF nv A"rtD0norb"nlr,..'? ZZJ?r th?. riaintiff win EST. a...rim;"JiT.,?'rdV" of bis summons is Ecoenk Daily Gr,.V.?nll l"W ti. Potter, Judge , tbVc' Lane County, Oregon the 24th day of January, uoj." ttnrn.B i. T1 Attorni leylorpj Tlmk.. I . ".r "-ano. Junes i. Notice for Pubhcwi( Notice is hereby iv. J'Vl with the provisions of tbe uf3 of June 3. 187K .mm.? ...UIN sale of limb, r lands in ILe St.Itll fornls. Oreimn D...J. " .""a Territory," Sidney ship 17 Sf Range No04rj OTTfiP iirfifif tn aVt tt-t .. , '! morelvalaable for U limh.. for agrionltnral purpose,, BDdJj hia Alaim in coM I. - j . Oregon, on Friday, tha inuu. d dl;i ne names as wi n,u. vr bell of Eugene, Oifgon; F.B.Ks gene, Oregon; L E. BesnofErJ Ron. Any and all persons cleimim J the above-described lands w iiiJ riln their nlain.n in il.;n .ai. 1 said 23rd day of Alarcb, lDtiO J. T. lianion,li CITATION. In the County Coutt for Laue Oonnty Oregon, Io tbe matter of the estate of William veateli, deceased CITATION. To Sarah Harper, Milton A Veatoh, Eliza beth Briggs, Florence Colvig, Lucy Tripp, liaura '1 weedy, William Evans, Ella Belts, ObarleB Tiudall, Millie Smith and Frank Evans, heirs at law and next of kin of Baid deceased, and to all others conoernea ureoting : in xxtis NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon, you are hereby oiled and required to appear in the County Court of the Slate of Oregon, for the County of Lane, at Ihe .uvui uiereui, in me uonnty Court nouse in Eocene, said mnntv on Uonday. the 4th day of February, 180U at the hour of 1 o'olock in the afternoon of said day, then aud there to show oaute, if WIIJ iiiinun a vtaicn, execn lor of said estate, should not be authorized ordered and directed by said Court to sell at public or private sale the following ae soribed reel property, belonging to said i .LvN". K Seo 8 T 19 S R 1 west j and lotB Nob 3, 4 and 7 in Rn 1 T mo t , 7n L 1 u L.lnooo!u.1 Oregon; sard lands to be sold for the highest- and best price obtainable therefor, for cash in band; for Ihe purpose of and in order to ray off tbe olaius and debts aoain.i u ...... '"i the costs and ntninu. .j:.i, hf! i,Id,f',.d.?I'd ?di""i8sd by the. Coirt .. ,in De served on Baid heirs Frikp 01 klu """"'y' MiIli0 Smith and n?.?i v Tans' b Pb"on thereof in the I. i , "osbd, a newspaper of gen- n.. j ", puonsnea in iingene, ?.'5.01' d"'y' f"cP' Sonday, and that to "ic oe so publisbed for at least four enoeessivs weeks next prior to said 4th day Witness the Hon E O Potter. Jnifoa, of lore.h0nry C.nr.0' BUSTS Orelon h.'h.!,i!0?.n,,.0f ane' the seal of Timber Land, ActJunO,! moiice tor PublicitlH United States luj( Hoseb'jbo Onmoj. notice is hereby given that ii with the nrovinimiH nf tli. J June 3. 1878. entitled "An irtf3 timber lands in the states of CArJ gon, Nevada, and Washington IH iiowaru v. ituwlanii, of Jjiteaa Lane, state of Oregon, has uii dir this oifico his BWorn stutompnt i the purchase of the S j SWi.Si'l section No. 27, in townsnip No. m No. 4 E. and will offer nnu,f tn iWj land sought is more valuable for hid stone than for atrricultural onrasil establish Ins claim to said unitel ttegisterand lieceiver of this officii: burg, Oregon, on Friday, till March, 1900. He nnmea as witnesses: F. E BJ of Eugene, Oregon; S. Scott, of Em) gon; I,. JY Mean, ot liugene, Urffffi Campbell, of Eugene, Oregoa. Any and ail persons dairoisg sirs anove-desenbed lands are Kqosw their claims in this office on or befmi dar of Match. 19110. J. T.BKtDGD,Id November, 1899. E. TJ. LEE, County Clerk. NOTICE TO CREDITORS, .ignedCl.e.."iiertby t,i-TPn ,hot " cln, T,,Vt be PPino by tbe Co conn of Lane conntv. Oremm .i.i. ielendant, and ali , th . "J.""""! and uoh cHher relief to th.'r- iVlll',!1' " January l;tth, 1X ?n,l ti S'VAK" orlr ol puhliVai ' n f tKi ' Wth Aiyl, Ji. 0 L'h "om is th. . ini I'AILT Jn.l... January, ,'.jii. I Januarv. ; ,un"aoM onamber. th. Uth d,j Dj t.d r.n Inrnl ,1.. 7. . V. y vl "Tio. flrmtnis ed ah ?. " l E--J- 8imons. daces eHt'...; ilVi "T b"mt ehia t?'nst si I8! ht",bf ""i'd lo pres. nt the I'tegon. ,ib,n hx moLths ficm the fli publication of this notice. Dated November 28, 11-99, Auos M. Bkckwith, sdmnistra NO! ICE OF flNAL SETTEMENT. Timber Land, Act June 3,1 Notice for Publlciti'v. United States Lin is! Rosebobo, 0K0, J&niurrll Tntlitn In hnrpriv (riven UiSt tl with the provisions of the act of ecsj .Tin,., H 1S78. nnlitlm "AnactklSI timber landB in the states of CalifonsJ gon, Nevada, and Wsshingv. lfl Fred B. Bellman, of Eugene, oouiB' nr nnn 1,.. ehi. Hsr usl office his aworn statement No, 751, hi chase of the N J S E i, section nfMrtlnli M,i Or. In tnWD,hiDallA No. 4 E, and will offer proof to land sought is more vaiu:ea i :n..n.,Hl mrmfl .af aV.lioh hi. nlnnn to SSld 1mI1 SS, Begister snd Receiver of this of&te si bnrg, Oregon, on incur, " - MarMi. lnnn. ' He names as witnesses: -J'"! Eugene; Sidney Scott, of Kal Any and all persons cUimlng H anove-descriDed tasus am "Ztl their claims in this ottiM on or M" 9XI A nt Muni. 1U00. .t T. BbimrM NOTICE TO CREDIW Estate of P.atio Lewis, dcWwA Notice is hereby given loiw ooncorn tnat tne unuemiB: i and Aleck Lewis, have been !"! Court of Lane county, ""S? pointed executors of tbs " . claims against said estate sre wn fled and required to present tw "H the pioper voncners to i . j. law nfBr. ol ThomoSOn Hfl.l Lune oonnty, Oregon, witaf " from tbe date of tnis nouw . al Dated at Eugene, Oregon, uu 'y of September, 1899. J0$sisrf ALEcawj Executors of the estsls t ,nc,vt HAH' Atiornenf'"l1 deceased. Administrator's Notice is hereby gi tbsl auvn.bu' signeo. w. ai. in""":-' , . pointed administrator ol '""pi nel Bmitb.deeessid.hylbtJJ of Lsne connly, Orrgun, ,1 Miller, deceased. Laue Estate of W . S onntv. Oreoon willow ". F,J,WB ,hl George W arh i:v"r. ? d . hs T " -':'.-"" or aetllf ment of snid Sv 1900 at .n "y! "L''1a"h dV " Psbrn IS .1.. i V f 0 c0?k iD h 'ofvnoon of O Pof.,., 'bTr"b0,d " Hon E O Potter, eonnly udge of said Lane count I?H obj"" Ihe same. ' Dated Dee. 26, 1899. GKO. W. WuiTStTT, 0o.B.Doa.,,,Alto,ne.d,Bi'""r,,0, having claims against " notified to i resint tie J"jJ PTfirer vouchers, io Tn'" . c-et' the law r dice of L. gon, witniu am niuui Dated this Uth day of o "" L. lilLTSr, ' iJrritJT Ait'v io I ptp'e EXECUTRIX vtl,. l h-rel.v (riven. J"!L e.1, Lydia A Huston, ha" W" rj e,.nitrix of the last del of the estate ol 11. i ''",. l ., . . of I.aaecon,1.,J all person, havmg '"Jrt are herebv nntilifd to P"f ,' the pfper vonchers " ' lawrirtic. of I. Jhly t3u,i' within six months ol mj .v.:. -1r,i oar f . r A.T R Sk""TH. Attorney focPu.ug, M. B, Waixis, Beoretary, Si- I. Binsr, Ally ('''