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Newspaper Page Text?1 1 Daily Eugene Guard . 1 f II.. urV Run. rulilHlitwi every bvouiuh w ... lUys uueuU'l A l.lremll c .iuu.unlcHtio.is Mill liiik-i all remittances Payable K Kuoknk Ijuaiiii, Kunuue, Oretfon. HUBSUKIPTION BATES. lialLf.) Delivered by carrier, par week.. f 1" Delivered by carrier, per month By mail one year (in advance) 0 uu Six monthe J" One month "J Binxle ooples. m WEEKLY. One year (in advance) ; JJ) Six months J. AdvertUinn rates made known on application. Entered ae second-clius .matter at the Eugene, Oregon, poatomce. THE KARTERN OFFICFB -Of Ih paper aie at 230 to 2S4 Temple Con rt. New York Ulty.and U S K.priM. Blilsr, W Wa-h-lngt.n HU, Chicago, IIL, K KATZ Advertls ng Agency in charge. CAMI'BELL BROS Publishers nil Business letters to this offlee should be directed to THE OUARD Instead ol either -, ...I.I... M.IAHlIU " " ' caMPsrai bro- : LJ f flT I2l5.7!n67p KuT 19 H io I ail " 1 1 2 r perienciDK is one tint we have' never, or nest to never, een be're, for there ere men in our army who bave never eeen a Boer in hsttle. I know or officers who have eeen only one or two in one bttl awl Bveorsix in another. Our men have thrown themselves upon the veldt and bave fired for hours at a time at the noise or flame at the trenobes of the enemy whom they could not see. At Modder river there were whole battalions of ours that did not know at the end ol the day whether the enemy was north or south of the river. Astoria U to bave a taw mill witb a daily capacity of 250,000 feet. A sixteen foot sawlog that scales a thousand feet is considered a good one. This mill will eat op two hundred and fifty such logs a day, more than ten an hour for each of the twenty-four. FIRST National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital SB 0,000 Surplus - 9BO.OOO Eugene, Oregon. A RENERAL BANKING BUSINESS f DniM nn rMjwriAhle terms. Hflfht draft on Chicago, Han Francisco and fort- lainl. Oregon. Hills of eichange eold on foreign countries. Depositee received aubject to check or oertiti- cata of derjoait. All collections entrusted to ns wiu receive prompt attention, T O Hexowc,' F; E. BrtiiMUaa, President' Cashier. S B Kaeik, L. H. Fotteb. Vloe I'resiaiut. Asn,aniei The Philippine olimate has caus ed our soldiers no little meutal de rangement. There are now nearly two hundred soldiers at St. Eliza beth's insane asylum, iu Washing ton, most of them having been brought there from the Philippines. There is no denying the fact that expansion and proteotion do not naturally go together, and that both will require a good deal of humoring to get them together. One advantage the BoerB cer tainly have. They read nothing except the Bible, and so will be spared reading articles telling about the war. Some New York Press wisdom: "It is not the college education that spoils the born1 fool,' but it is the born fool that spoils the college ed ucation." MOON'S PHASES. First quarter ' February fl Full moon ' It Last quarter " WEATHER BUREAU- (Dally Report.) PORTLAND, OHKIION, I February 14, lJ0-:30 a mi nealhor Itorocsat for Kugono, Oiegont Tonight and Thursday! Rain or snuw; colder. WEDNESDAY - - FEB 14 TUB TAYLOH UDABD8. The St. Louis Journal of Agri outturn gives the Kentuoky moun taineers, the supporters ol Oorernor Taylor, a very hard reputation. It says: The men who inhabit the moun tains of Kontuoky are a race unto themselves. They speak a language of their own aud observe customs unlike those of any other people on the continent. I'liey are outlaws by inheritance and killers by ln- stinot. l heir ancestors were lories of the Revolution from the North Carolina mountains, who oonsti tuted Tarleton's red-handed auxil iaries. After the Revolution tbey became lllioit distillers of fighting whiskey, and have transmitted that industry from father to son, down to the present time. It is worth a revonue officers life to venture within the preolnots of their range, These men are a law unto them selves. They regard elections as a humorous faroe. It is one of their customs to oast whatever number ol votes tbey imagine is necessary to oarry the election their way. In some of the counties in 1896 they Dolled more votes for the rcDub- iioan tloket than the aggregate of the entire population. This led to the enactment of the Qoebol elec tion law, and the irrepressible oon iliot now impending. They regard n honest eleotion law a personal affront and an invasion of one of their sacred rights. THE MAS 1H TUB TKEttCH. Julian Ralph, the war oorros- innJent with the British in South Africa, says modern riltes have changed all conditions of war. He writes: British deloats at the hands of the Boers are due to the faot that the methods of modern warfare have been brought to a pause by the demonstrated power of the weapons of today, lbe essential qualities ot the army of 20 years ago are no longer the supreme ne cessities for success. The man be hind the gun stands more supreme than ever. Dig a trenoh and line it with good shots, supported by modern artillery, and no enemy can ad vance in the face of them. Tbey way be outflanked or starved, but while tbeir ammunition bold out none can oust tbem, for they fill the whole plain over a radius of at least 4000 yards, with suob a with ering blast of shrapnel and rills bullets that no troops can stand in the open before it. A CONCEALED ENEMY. One of the most formidable new conditions of war which we are ex- Pimplea Are more than a disfigurement of the akin; they are a handicap to a young man, alike in love and buaineu. The pimply face loolca dissipated and both merchant and maiden look askance at the unfortunate fellow whose face is his misfortune. An al most certain cure for pimples and similar disfiguring eruptions is found In Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It pur ifies the blood of the corrupting cause of ordinary eruptive diseanes, cleanses the skin and builds up the body with sound wholesome flesh. " Diacoverv n con tains neither alco hol nor narcotics. "I SRI WCll TllMJlM with your niedlciiira," writ est Johu A. Callo way, Jtq., ol no. tin aftth HI., Columbus., 0. "In i&m I wni working at flight and I broke out la lumps all over, and whta thttt left the akin peeled off. 1 took ti bottles of 'Golden Medical Discovery,' and two of Doctor Ptercv'a Pellet, aud I do bellev that X am Bound and wall. 1 havt smvl innpilt Hut before I ccimmruced treatment 1 had no appetite at all. Mycyea were sunken and tny Ace was Kle. I had plmplea and brown apots on my Now theaa are all aone. I have uaed manyklndaof med trine but received no bene fit. Jat year I weighed on hnndred and thirty-four pound, and now I wtHj(h one hun dred aud fortyflv. Pleat accept my thanks. X am so glad I found the right kind of tnedidue. Df. Pierce's Medical Adviser sent free on receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing only. Send 31 one-cent stamps for book in paper covers, or t stamps for Cloth, to UT, K, V. Hcrce, Buffalo, N. Y, 5 MONEY SEND NO err this aUV Wt aufl and io u. tfcta ytmr welilii aiui fctifbt alio nttmbar Inchva around txHljr al ! and kt an wa will aand tfaU UMMlirul riatk Caaa W laalli Cuilii and try H " lit jour nrl uffioa and If imind parraetlj atlafactorr, ami iX3 1 vkanr . m) fkfT.Ula..r llall TMl Circular Pluth r.ina r. aieahnralai aintihiiilenal tritli awUtka hraM ami blacl bMtllniraaHlnatratrtl. TrltitititHl alt around with itra flnaauaa tMWI r-r, hf-aTilv tittcrittwl wtih watt-ling and nlar ehamola Urlu rr tro t tak I'alaWa. 4Mra, EUGENE STEAM DYEING "B CLEANIN8 WORKS.... Wt Vlthth Strwt nvM8tevm Laundry. CHRIS MARX, Jr., Proprietor. nothing elMnrd, colorrd and repaired. rmded clMhtng nwtoivd to iu original color to Knik like new. Haltafacllou uatattisMl. Mo.k called lor and delivered. tSaatkMSi HAIR SWITCH 65 CENTS. alL HtMth HUB i aa kairV09o t ftJ.tS, MaUaf -ttrtMtkial rtvatl l ua) . VM, OUROff ER: tMa ad dwi and and - lot. Irtcl'Hka a gvotl aiont anifla ol iil. aatta'.tW. antn. antl mi it out. aa fr tha tvta roM.N,tr.oa Mr apaxUI rt M4 m4 $ nsll itr to lr itt4n ami ui im tM4 1 I' aalr aiaH. and svnd Ioi.hi hy niH.HtrM,an,l if yi ar irfts-tlr aiurimt. rviwin ll and we wUl lauimUaUlj oratUIUVrl'TWa)lai It, rwtva (. suit. t atM, eSo ahort itrm, VOOI t-'tlla, toAC.Khort taaa. Il.flli l.-a. ttin. h,ahrt im, Sl.SOt oa. t K 'v JMralra,a2,t9l S tta SVlav sii.h.. (, a. is. asMjuiiu wia uaa lha titctMM ar.ta ot hm iwaikol MnilaNtulfittM4Nil " - rt4irM4 If fm aro sm4 llalrtfMVia. A.lrva. EUGENE LoaniSavingsBank Ot Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Gash Cipital - $50,000 Surplus ' 2,500 A OINCSIAL BANKING BUSINISa TRANS- AOTCD ON FAVORABLt TERMS Drafts Issued on the Drlnctoal ettlos ol the United Htalcs and foreign countries. Interest allowed on Demand Certificates of Deposit when left stated period. City aud Couotr Warrants bought. W. E, BNOWN, D. . PAINE, Prssldsnt. Vies Prssldsnl. F. 11. OSBUSN. W. W. BSOWN. Cashier. Asst Cashier. CANADIAN m. PACIFIC RV SOO-PACIFIC LINE. The-onljTraisconlienental Route Grand Scenery, Fine Aeeommodationa Low Rates. To and from all east ern points and Eu rope. Direct Route i 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 H. JL ABOIX Eugene, Oregon Agent. Portland, Or. E. J. COYLE, A. G. P. A., Vancouver, B. C, LANE COUNTY BANK ifBalabilanaa In I8BS., ' - o- EUGENE, OREGON. K General Bankin,' business in all branches transacted on laYorableJerms. aJ G. floVEY. President i. M. ABRAMB. Cashier. orthern Pacific RAILWAY JSf Pullman Sleeping ars Elegant Dininsr Cars To'urlatl Sleepiu 'g Jai p KT. PAUL, minnkapo us; TO IFAKUO. tlRAND FOUKS; ntOOKSTONT AVINNIPEO, HELENA and . nU'H'K, Tnrounh Tickets tu CHIOAOO, , WASTtrNGTllS PHUJVDKl.PflriA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, anil All Points Ksst and Bouth. For Information, time cartls; map and tickets, oall on or write to n McMURPHEY, ' Uenerat Agent, Eugene, Offloe Opposite Uuard otfiea.' Or. AD CHARLTON, Asst Uen'l Pass. Agent, . itA Morrison St, oor Third. Portland, Oregon ..Priniiflg.. Of All Kinds ..AT THR... GUARD OFFICB. GOOD WORK, LOW f RICES, 6003 STOCK. Urjil Blinks ol Ml Iicdt Depart Time Schedule. Arrived . Halt Lake, Denver, Fast Ft Worth, Omaha, Fart Mail Kansas City, St Mail 8 p ml Ioui, Chicago and 6:45 p m East ! : Walla Walla, Spo- Rpokane kane, Mlnneanolls Spokane Flyer St Paul, Duluth, Flyer 86 p m Milwaukee, Chi- 8am cago and East. Ocean Stiuhships I 8pm All Sailing dates 4pm subject to ohange. For San Francisco Sail Deo 8, 8. 13,18, 23, 28 and every 6 days. Dally Columbia Kivib E Suuilsr BTSAliKlia 4pm 8pm To Astoria and Ex Sunday Bat 10 pm Way Landings. WlLLAMETTlRlvKB 6am Oregon City, New- 4:30pm Ex Sunday berg, Salem and Ex Sunday Way Landings. WlLLAHb-TTK AND ' 7am Yamhill Kivehs 3:30pm Tues. Thnr Oregon City, Day- Mon, Wed and Sat ton and Way and FrL Landings. WillahetteRivbr Sam Portland to Cor- 4:30 p m Tuee, Thur vallis and Way Mon, Wed I and Sat. Landings. and Frl. Lv Rlparla Snake Rives. LvLewistn 1:20 am Rlparla to Lewiatn Dally Daily 8:30 a m LTstevena, W H Huriburt Agent, Eugene. Gen Pass Agt Port, Or 0 R & N GO. SUMMONS. . . . .s n. a. ,.t C (An Id tb- Cirunit Court 01 mo oiaw ((r L-tDe Coauiy Otho V Ribt.rts and OrenE. Charts EiickBot., Andrew M 8uuiuion. EricksoD, James lorn, a. l M. D iy, A. W. Cox and Lano I Countv, Defendants. J To Charles Erickson, Andrew M. Erkk on. and James lurk, ot iho deiiiut abovo named: IN THE NAME OF '1714 STATE OF Oregon: You and each ol yon are bi-reby required to appear and aoewer the iom plaint Sled a,ainst yoa and the other defendants in lbe abvo entitled Coort and caiins on or before ihe l'Jih day of March. 11)00, that bfing the irtt day of the ni-xt reiiolar tm of naid Coort, to be begun .n.l knln in KllOPnu. Lane County, Oregon: and if yon fail to so appear aud answer said complaint, for want thereof the plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the rellM prayeu lur iu nniu . rn, iudement aizainst the defendsnn, Charlis Erickson and Andrew M. Erickson, ... .h. nm r.( SI7UO with interest thereon l,m the '20th dnv l Apiil, 1891, at the rate of 8 per cent per annum, for lbe sum r.r 9,-im attorneva' fees provided for io plBiuiin"B mortgage, together with costs auo disbursements of this suit, and for a decree foreclosing plaintiff's mjrtgaae securing said Bums and described in the oi'inplaiut, and for a decree of bbIo of said mortgaged promises to satiBfy plaintiff's indumtut Draved for. whioh preuiiseB are described sb follows: Commencing at the southwest comer of a tract ol land sold ana conveyed bv William moan and wile to Norris Humphrey by deed reoorded in deed boos H, page 240, of lbe records of Lane County, Oregon, on a line with the east side of Willamette street extended south, thenoe north on Willamette street nfiv.seven feet, thence east one hundred and sixty feet, thence south one hundred nd einhtv-nine feet, thenoe west one hundred and sixty leet, thence nortn on Willamette street one hundred and thirty two feet to the place of beginning, in atc tion 31, tp 17 S R3 Win Lane County, Oregon; and for judgment and execution acaiuBt the dtfendants, CharleB Eriokson and Andrew M. Erickson, for any deficienoy remaining nnsatisned after applying all the proceeds of said sale in satisfaction of said indoment: and for a decree foreolosinc and barring the defendants above named and each ol them, and all persons claiuring or to clHim through or under tnem or either of tbem, of all right, title, or claim ol, in, or to said mortgaged premises or any part thereof, inoludlug the equity ol redemption therein and thereto, and for such further relief as may be requisite and equitable. 1 his summons iB published in the Daily. Eugene Guard for Bix successive weekB by order (f Hon. J. W.Hamilton, Judge of said uourt, dated January ZYtn, luuu, and the date of the first publication under said order, Ftbruary 2, 1900. W. O. Hat.s, Attorney for Plainttts, Sheriffs Sale on Execution- THIS RAILWAY COMPANY MlLWAUKEi Oparatet Ita tnioi on thel fwnoua trfoclt yiuin. liirhts Its train bj electricity Usee th celebrated electric berth reavding Limn. Hun spleodld e.iulvid ptuaenittr train every day and night iwtween Wt t'aul and Umoago, ana umstiia and Uhicago: the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Alio oiwrate team -heated veBtibu'ed train. . carrying tlie lateet private compnrtment oars uorary Diinet, ituoiririK cam, and traw-Inff-rooni BiepiMrr. PARLOH CARS, fiee reclining chair can and the very beat dining-car service, - For the lowest ratn to any point In the United Htates or Cauada, api'ly to ticket agont, or auuress 0 J KDDY, J WCASKY, General A (Mat. . i lav I'm Agent.1 Portland, Oregon TICKETS TO ALL POINTS EAST Through PalaeJ and Tourist Sleepers, Din tag and Library Observation cars. Eleoant Vestibule Trains. No 4 Limited leaves Portland at SA p m. Mo 3 Limited arrives Portland at 8:00 a m. For tickets and Ml Information, rail or address JNO. M. WILLIAMS, Or Airent, K A. 11. C. DENNISTON, 0 P 4 T A. PortUml, Pr EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Hinge leaves Eugene for Floivncc Dally exi-eft runlay at 0 a m Relurnitig stage leaves Klnrenre fur Kugetie dally ezoept Sundays t i V in 8atun!.iys at 8 a m. Arrives In Etigvne'at 6 p ni the day following. nixiiljr, riHS. .... mn KOl'ND TKlf .......;.!! WOO TlokoU for sale at . FaIlr llverv ham. Notice to '.Creditors. Knlin ) kMK ntn ,V, . I I V. 1 lned has been appointed by the County v-.-ur. 01 Li! ,i iiniy. vrrgtin, Aaminls "lor of the Ksiate of H. O. Owec, de- OeSMl All nrn,.a liAvi,... i ... ... them to the nuders.K-netl with the proper "'Mcuers at in raw onn ot a. t). Woodcock, in Eugene, Lne County, Ore Ron, within six months from 'be date of this Hated February , 1900. A. O, Wooncoct, Administrator of the EaUts ot 11, O. Owen, beceued. SUMMONS- In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon lor A.ane councy. John Conger, Plaintiff. vb. I A. J. and Mabel Nickel, Cletnenza T. f Dodson and A. Wheeler, Defendants. ) To A. J. Nickel and Mabel Nickel, two of the ueteiulants above named: YOU ARE HEWEliY NOTIFIED AND required to appear In the above entitled Cuurt and answer the complaint of plaintiff filed in said Court in this cause againBt you, and the other defendants above named, on or before Thursday, the 15th day of March, 1900; and ycu are hereby further notified that if you fail to appear and answer said complaint, as aforesaid, for waut thereof the plaintiff will take a decree against you for the relief prayed for in said complaint, to-witi For a judgment againiit you, the said defendants, A. J. Nickel and Mabel Nickel, for the sum of 8420.50 in United States polo cnin. with imtna interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum in like coin, and (or the sum of S7.91 taxes; and for the further sum of 5-iu.uu attorneys tee 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; aud for the costs and dishnrapmAntji nf airl suit; and for a decree against you, aLd against wi;ii, an anu every oi toe other defendants herein named for the foreclosure of the mort gage mentioned and set forth in said com plaint, and forevsr barring you and each of you, and each and all of the other defendants, and all other persons claiming by, through ot under you, or either of you, or by, through or under either, or any of the other delend ants above named, of all right, title, Interest or equity of redemption in, or to the said mortgaged premises described in said com plaint, and described in said mortgage in said complaint mentioned; said premises being described as follows, to wit: Lot No. 2 in block No. 8 In the original plat of lairniuunt, in Lane county, Oregon, con ta ning 1.28 acres, more or less; and for the sale of the above described lands by the sheriff of said Lane count . , according to law and the practice i.f said Court, and that the proceeds of said sale be applied first, to the payment of the diets and charges of making the same, and the coats and disbursements of said suit second, to the payment of 840.00 reasonable ,r wauiiuuig saia suit; third, to tneitavment to said nlaintiR? r ti.. sum of W2SI.60 in U. 8. gold coin, together . t I wwreon, ana the sa d Sum Of 87.111 tax Aa. iml f. L- j premises?'1' " "" ta eluiubl, in th This summons b served upon you by pub ication for six consecutive weeks prior to the ljth clay of March, 11)00, in the Ecoese u. i, a uauy newspaper of general circulation throughout said county and state printed and publi.hed at Eugene, said county and state, by order of the Hon. E. O. Potter. order bVars datTlh. 1 ZD ""' UKXJ, d that the ldK.O. Potter, judgef - ., u utuw ui piioiicatlon or said summons upon you has prescribed the loth pl.int fn id suir " "UU ",WM m' mm.T. ?.t i 1,1,1 PnM cellon of this Atfyfor riaintlff. Notice is beiebr gien, thai by virlus , of Anl iMsned out ol the Ciri'lllt Court ol the W .te of Oregon for the manly Lane, oi. tne iom uoy ui 1899, on a judgment anu orur u. sale rendered in said oourt on the ?h day of October, 1899. lor the Bum of Four hundred and fifty-three and 33 100 dollar in U. S. gold ooio, with interest at tlie rate oi leu per . r num iu like gold coin, from the ib day ol October, loasi, and Ihe lurthoreum of ihir ,..n,,H no ltX) dollnrB attorney e fieB, and eighteen and 20-100 dollars coslB, in a suit wherein H. C. DeBeaumont was plain tiff and W. r. Martin was oeeuuu., . ,1.. j.i.mi.niW. F. Martin, and on a iudement and order of sale rendtred in 1 . . .4i.n r,,a in nr.ler to aid loun cuiuius.uu.ua, -- saiisfy said jui gment and costs, lo sell the following described real property, to wit: All of the undivided one-uftu interest of the deiendant W. F. Martin io and to the east helf of ,the Donation Lund OUim of Evan Martin end Mury Mania, his wife, Claim No. 78, hoih. no. ooi iu 19 S. h. 3 W, containing 163 aorea ol land :i.n.Mnni. KiHtenf Oreson. Alio all of the nndividtd one-eighth interest of the said defendant in and to tne west unii ui Ihe said Donation Lund Claim No. 78 Nottf 6647, containing 163 28-100 Borte.oeplti.g from said west half ihe following deBOribod traot, towit: Commencing at the n. w. oorter ol the said don. land olaim No. 78, thenoe south 2 rods, thence east 27. DU onatns, tnence uunu 12.81 chains, Ibenoe west 13.99 chains, iIi.iim am, I h 11.81 chains, thenoe west 13.63 chains to place of beginning, containing 18 sores, leaving after said exception 146 28- 100 SOreS. AlSO n uuuiYiucuuun-oisu". ii,!rut of the defendant in 'and to the fillnwina dnHctibed oremiseB. to-witi Lnat part oi tne uuuauuu inuu uintu. w. Isaac Allen. Notif. No. 6674 in twp. 19 a. r. 3 w, described as follows: CumuHUoiug at it,. . n ,u,rner of the donation laud claim of L. Ttacy, Notif. No, 6563, thenoe north 89 rods, tnenoe ease yt roue w tue pma. nt iri.vnltd State road, tneuca elong said road in a sontb-eaeterly direction to a point due east of the beginning corner, ihei oo west to the place of beginning, containing 9 sores or less, in Lane couuty, Oregon. A so the nndmdea one-tiemn miercsi oi the defendant in and to the following described tract, towit: Commencing at poBt and rock 6 80 chains east from the b. w. corner of Claim No. 41, Isaao Allen .lonmion laud claim in two. 19 s. r. 3 thenoe east 16.35 chaisB to public highway, thence west of aouth along Ihe publio highway 40.10 chains to a rook; thence weHt 11.10 obainB, thenoe north 40.10 ohains to place of beginning, containing 14 sores and 1U rodB more or less, in uane ouumv, Oregon. Also all the undivided one-eighth interest of the defendant in and lo the toi lowino desoribed premises, lo-wit Beginning at oorner angle of Isaao Allen donation land olaim No. 41, iu Boc'iou 11, twp, 19 b. r, 3 w. and running thenoe west o.ob chains to corner oi oiaim xu. thence north 42.41 chains to s. w. oorner of said claim No. 41, thence east 6.86 ouainsv thence south 42.41 ohains to place of beginning, containing 29 09-100 acree of land in Lane oountv. Oregon. Now, therefore, In the name of the State of Oregon, in compliance with said wtit, I will offer for sale the above described property at public Auation, lo the highest bidder lor cobo, BUDieot to redemption, at the eouth door of the court house in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, on Mon day, the 5tb day ol February. 1900, be tween the hours of O-o'olock a. m., and o'clook p. m, to-wit: at one o'clock p. m oo said day. Dated this 29th day of December, 1899, w. VI. WITHEBS, Sheriff of Lane County, Orego ) By r bed J! isx, uepnty. In the gon for Eva Sti J. O KI To J IN Oim Itud n in 111 i-xpira fi.-ru von Dluiu Bolviug istlug Also Eva Orm ( 'nnrt ahull Lane SUMMONS. f J?.?.' CirfU,C,onrt of St" o' Oregon -- . u, ajaoeh Gertiude M. Thomas, Plaintiff ..vs. 'I Harvey S. Thomas, TV fendanL Ti' Th .Th"l,"''n.!nt: I it AMK "v THE STATE OF 7 il."J PuhUcation thereofu'lr - - wis r.iikene lUnv fi,..b . Jtinrv lath ll j ,J j "lAan of ..in oayol ,lnurv, 1!HX n'..B",,".M ' t.iil.li.l,ed in th. V,.. i . R" H,vn. K 6 Yvf, onntv. JUAry, " DOT ''i'hdar of Attorney for Plaintiff. CITATION. In the County Court for Lane County, uregon. In the matter of the estate of William Veatob, deceased CITATION. To Sarah Harper, Milton A Veatch, Eliza- netn iiriggs, lorence Colvig, Lncv Tripp, Loura Tweedy, William Evans, Ella Belts, Charles Tindall, Millie Smith and Frank Evans, heirs at law and next of kin of Baid deoeased, and to all others concerned uree ting : IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon, you are hereby cited and required to appear In Ihe County Court of Ihe State of Oregon, for the County of Lane, at the uuun room mereoi, in tue Connty Court House in Eugene, said oounty and state, on Monday, the 4th dav of r.h,n.., imw. at the hour of 1 o'olock in the afternoon of said day, then and there to show -couie, if any mere ne, why Milton A Veatch, elech lor of said estate, should not be authorized uruereo ana aireoted by said Court to sell at publio or private sale the fnllnwino no- scribed real property, belonging to said estate, to-wit: Lo'N" 1 in Seo 8 T 19 S R 1 west; and o, , ana I in eeo 18 A 19 8 R 1 .1 iu xjsne oounty Oregon; said lands to be sold for Ihe highest and beat price obtainable therefor, for cash in hand; for , , i i uiu m omer to pay on the claims and debts against said estate, and the costs and expenBea of administration. .1 ! Vei ?nd adinJ8ed by Ihe Court that this Citation be served on said heirs and next of kin, namely, Millie Smith and irank Evans, by publication thereof in the Daim Edoejis Goabo, newspaper of gen eral oiroulotion in the said county and In Ihe State of Oregon, published in Eugene, Oregon, daily, except Sunday, and that tne same be bo published for at least tout successive weeks next prior to said 4th day luTiW.900- kw-wamiisaJ lluess the Hon E O Potter, Judge of he County Court of the State of Oregon, the said Court sflixed Ihis 20th day of November, 1899. E. U. LEE, County Clerk. flir.nil . Lane Oountv """'I. m iuuley, Plainiift VB ihgley, Dtl, i ,1 atluuli-y, DelvudsM, t THE NAM E OF Tut , int.: Vnu are here.,, ,, ,R'4Tl,; UKer tue oi'liii.l,,!, , . ' a ' t Ihiv. enlitua c,.,,,, , ,," tJ inn ni ua. i. . . ia.. the I9,h duyol 'm'kTV?;. -ill i... ' l.. .1 8 th, l.ondso.C'a that ploint'tt's i.au,.t. e J .Blii'g'ey to her ,.,d''7w3 nog; auu lor such other .i..V U t ujuy sieui i aiiih.l.u t. 11 ' J b..rde."' th..SM uuuu.y, ur.gcu, phIiIU1,,h7I consecupve weekB in the En, 1 Ooalu. and the first luI liii ..' "J Bald paper Is iu the i - ""wl . And the date of the o,.;!! Ol tblB summons I. .!.. .,?.rJ mary, 1900. "'"r; me bumnions ig Duhii ... , I ErjOENB Daily Goabd by ml,. J, I y."' "u,'8e oi the CoouiTon Lune County, Oregon, made i, V11! Ihe 24th day of Janusrv S5, 10 H E. K. SKowoin Attorney ,0, 19U0, tion Jan NOTICE TO CREDITORS. .No'iti J'by given that tie r,td signed kss been appointed by the Con tvturt ot Ijine mnni. ri.AnK i . . , ' J . v.piu, auraiois tor of th, estate of E. J. Simmone, deces ea. n persons having claims against at estate are hethv ani:ft.j io me with the proper vouchers at Enoen Oregon wuh in six tronths lioni He fir pnblicanon of Ihia notice. Aiated Koveniber 28, 1899. Auos M. Becewith, Adninistra NOUCE OF FINAL SETTEMENT. Estate of W.S. Miller, deceased. Une onnty, Oregon. Notice la Krtt n!.. at... . ... w, .ii. j r "' ,ul ueorge w. f.A c,n,ln,"lr," ' "'ale, has ,u. u.r una. account lor settle ment of said K. 'JSi ,iiond,yi fifth day ol Febru- 'j 1 1 I clock in ,h lorrnoon ol " " "J omer ol lion. E. foVw,'; M"n,J"dli!l Lanecounly for hearing objection lo Ihe same. Dated Dec. 26, 1899. Geo. W. Tinnm, ,0W.B.Do,D,Atton.yA.'ln'i,"i",0, XI i . . . i. nucr ung, Act June3,9W MAtltSk Aa U-.LIl .u, ruoilCit United Bhies Laud Ornn BOSEBOBO OllKOOK. with the provisions o( the sot ofSl nf.InliB . 1K7K ' "ft sale of limbir lunds in the BwajJ fnrnin. Orpunn K..,,n .Jn, MJI Territory," Sidney Scott, ol 3 County of Lune, Stute ol Oreiiun wl xrf iv . :r " wt itnai no ma, tor tne purchase of theSkll - V , ft" w-Ji., lUrj ftlinr iirnnf tn ahiiw Y,at i ." .. - ' WUlUtr ItferJ lor arioultoral purpotie, atdtowsJ hill Alftim tn cairl l.ml K.f .i Tl uod lieeeivor of this office at hSU "assannn T?-..l At - fin , , ,Q,i? -""J. ineMraonjoiM He names aa witnesses: W 1 rJ K.noNnn. Oreann U U D i.i ,, gene, Oregon; L. E. BeanolEtigJ B"u. Any and all- persons claiming ida tne above-deanrihnd lun.l. u.. u., ale their claims in Ibm nflice en oij saia zara any ol March, 1900. J. T. Bb licit, E Timber Land, Act June 3.I8W Notice for Publicition Umitkd States LAStClm Koslii'jbu Uheoux, Notice Is hereby given that In oM'M with the provUions of the act of coop June3, 1878, entitled "An act for tbtu timber lands io the Btates. of Calif oniu gon, Nevada, aod Washington Ttm fioward vv . ltowiami, ot hunf.eoia Lane, state of Oreiron. has tbiidirbii this office his sworn statement Is'o, Tim the purchase of the 3 i SWJ.SiSEJ eeetion No, 27, in tewnsliip No. 17 8, ii iNO. 4 &t ana win oner prout to mat ii land sought ia more valuable for ill tiw (tone than for agricultural purpoa,in establish his claim to Baid land belmi ltegister and Eeceiv-pr of this office it m burff, UreKon, on Jriilay, theawor March. l'.HKJ. He names aa witnesses: F. B. EtHtl of Eugene, Oregon; H. 8cott, of topw.1. gon; I. K. Bean, of Kugene. Oregoa; I. Campbell, of Kugene, Oregon. Any and pll persons claiming adrtn!; above-described lands are reouetUd I their claimB in this olhce on or befonail oUy of March, 1900. ! J. T. Bbiotis, Bp Timber Land, Act Juno ZM Notice for Publication Unitkd States Laid Orn liOSEBL'RO, UBICOS, JanutrW Notice Is hereby given that hi aM With tlie provisions oi tne an .Ti,.... 3 1ft7ft an ti Hart 'An ct fof tbt timber lands in the state of CaUomJ von. Nevada, and Washing n TOT Fred B. Bellman, of Engf ne, tyf, state of Oregon, Das tnia aay "f " ottice his sworn eUtemeut No. 7i w chase of tlie N 4 S E J, ection 2b; ' of nection No. 25, in township lSo. li s, wu. to, unu win uuti inuuE y .7 u, land Bought is more valuable for it m stone than for agricultural "fjTj eBtaoiisn nis ciaiiu w im - jj Keuister and Receiver of this ottice n! burg, Oregon, on Eriday, the w He name as witnesfiv?8. W. T. Cm-J Eugene; Siilney Scott, of t-s" XVUWltUlU, UI jUCiaJC, J-. aa. ' , Any and all persons claiming aoove-aesonoeu iiwue v (-. iwl ir lain,. in this ottiCS 0D OT bel H !JM ,1,. nf Mar-h. 1!I00. J. T. Brimo,! NOTICE TO CKEDITOB estate ot j'.aiioA,eiu, ui" . gs Notice ib nereDy giveu ""jiA concern tbat the ondersigned, J and Aleck Lewis, have ten i Court ol Lane connty, 0" (U pointed executors 01 iu wa Lewis, deceased, and sll p J claims againBt said estate sr JJ ueo auu reuuiicu i'.- -- -wflfS the pioper vouchers to said M'" law office of Thompson & H" JI Lane oounty, Oreson, Irom the date of this notice. , m Dated at Eugene, Oregon, IM of September, 1899. rttn ALECK LB Eieoulors of the estste ol iluunuii . rT Administrators Nctit .. . . . .1.1 ' r Nollfe IB nfreny k'"": :ib(,j'l signed, W. 41. auou. u. - poicted administrnior ol ibej? ,J uel Smith, deceaa.d, by ihsj w yj of Lane county. Or. son, -, tl . . . :., .alii f!"!1 i I DBVirC eiaime ,w , noliBed to rresent tie 1 proper vouchers, lo ?sl rVct,Ji. 1 the law rlhce oi a.. ik rod. within six mcntb. ("" " this notice. vinW. Dated this Hlb day of L. PtLTFO, .'ta.issS' Alt'y lot f'slnlf EXECTTKIX'X Notice I. t-rebv l--i1"'"','i"(lr.!T e.1, r.yilia A llu.too, li i' the county ronrt "''"".iirt all person, havine c im (b, 1 l,.Ml,0 ne. t" ""f!"tn 1 the proper voucher, to ',,, la-nllice of I- K?Z'J'f within six months of ' '",. If Dated this 23nl I. Bimeo, Attyfore.UK-