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Fobruary 19 lW-U:im'
tt'ealhor loroca.1 for Kugoue, Otegom
For tonight and toinorrrow: Ocoutonal r.ln
MONDAY
FEB 10
UNION FOR PRINCIPLE.
The Register'! attempt to oreate
jealousy in the ranks of the silver
reform forces will not avail the
gold standard lamb which it repre
sents. Populist, democrats and
silver republioanB voted together
for Bryan, and will again vote for
their leader next November, and,
we believe, will eleot him president.
Men with oomroon principles will
vote together to defeat the common
enemy in the county and stale eleo
tlon next June.
MoKinleyism baa not improved
the condition ot the producers as
was promised. It has been made
worse. Under protective . tariff
giild standard laws trusts have been
formed to control the production
and prloe of almost evtry manu
factured nocossity of life. The man
who tills the soil, and the laborer
by days work, are expected to pay
these monstrous combinations of
capital extortionate profits on In
vestments. Union of the forces that profess
common principles only will foroe
recognition of the faot from oapital
iitlo combinations that there is a
"government of the people, for tho
people, by the people."
The Union Scout has a corres
pondent who is visiting bis oU
hirae in Iowa. He has thin to say
about liquor traffio in that robil i
tion state:
We learn new tlings every day
and night. One Is, of the persist
ent efforts of the prohibition claen
to keep whiskey out of Iowa, aod
the other olass to forever keep i'.
here, and the latter crowd seem to
crown their efforts with bowling
success. The rolgut whiskey t radio
is a shame and disgrace to the ftir
state of Iowa. It is shipped in
here and scattered everywhere,
more of it being used than during
the license period. The prohi
bition law of Iowa is a bonanza for
surrounding states. They make
the stuff and furnish it to this state
realizing enormous profit.
The most ardent prohibitionist
could not wish whiskey to reach a
higher price than that reported
Irom Ladysmith where it was raffled
off for 145, (700) a case of
twenty-four quarts. That price
would discourage even the moBt
ardent appetite without the posses
sor had money to throw at the
birds.' If the tippler wanted an
egg to go wilh the beverage be
could buy it lor seventy-five centB,
19 a dozen. There is no crying
need for prohibition laws in Lady
smith.
Cardinal Gibbons does not like
the woman's rights nor society
woman. In a recent sermon on the
"Christian Woman," he Biiid: "I
regard woman's rights women and
eooiety leaders in the higher walks
of lile ae tho worst enemies ot the
femtle sex." !
That Tugela river must be
getting to be as much of a night
mare to the English as the Potomao
wis to our people in the early
sixties.
A SORRY SIGHT
It is, to see a strong man abaken like a
reed by a paroxysm of coughing, which
leaves him Rasping for breath. People
have suffered with bronchial affections
for years, with obstinate, stubborn cough,
and growing weakueaa. They have tried
doctors and medi
cines in vain. At
laat they have been
induced to try Dr.
Pierce'sGolden Med
ical Discovery, with
the general result
experienced by all
who put this wonder
ful medicine to the
teat help at once,
and a speedv cure.
For coughs, bron
chial affections, weak
lungs, spitting of
blood, and othur
dlaeaaea of the or
gans of respiration,
Golden Medical
Discovery" is prac
tically a specific. It
always helps; it al
most always cures.
T bad bcn troubled
with brouchttts ami
catarrh of the bead for
tight yecr; had severe
coiitrh. and at tlmei ithI
difficulty la breathing-,"
wnm j, w. nowinon.
Bq., of Big fall, Hancock
Co., Tenu, "A portion
of th time my nppcttt
was poor and part of the
tlnel was unable to do
anvthlns. I had been
treated by our nest country puyamaaa
aral vcara but with Hills, benefit. I had b
reailiujr about your tntdtdnc for a lout
but hadn't much faith lu It. l,ast spring coo-
cturietl 1 would try tt, aod before 1 had taken
one-third of a bottle of Dr. Plerca's Gold en
Msxllral Iliacoverv I bran to mend. I con-
tinned takliiK tt until I had taken several
bolt lea. Took br. INeroe'a rUaaaut Pel It U alao.
Now I feel like a new man, aad oaa do a hard
a uaya wora aa any ona."
Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser Is sent frrt
on receipt of stamps to pay expense of
mailing only. Send ai one-cent stamps
lor paper covercu, or 31 stamps jor clotn
Dimiiiig, iu iv. n. v. nnw, uuuniu, a, x
r --...wnj
SALEM TABLE ETIQUETTE.
Balem ladies have peculiar ways
getting into proper form at the
dining table, judging from some
talk on table etiquotte in the Salem
Journal, ven the advice not to
climb over the back of the dining
rxm ohalr is not considered super
fluous. Here is how the Salem
paper talks to the holies and dames
ol the capital oity.
Ladies may in time know how to
Tote. Hut not all know how to get
into and out of a chair at table.
Never climb over the back of
chair. Never grasp both sidoa of
the baok at once, and standing in
front of it in a half sitting posture,
"bitch" the chair Into place. This
is decidedly awkward and vulgar.
00 about it deliberately. Gather
your dress evenly on one side, out
01 the way of the chair leg, and
grasping the top of the chair with
one band, gently slide it into place
After little practice this can be
done gracefully and with ease. In
rising from the table slip out of
your chair rather than push it
back.
Nolle to Contractors.
Notice la hereby given, that the
board of dlreotnis of school district No.
137 (Uate Creek Dirt.), .Lane county,
Oregon, will receive sealed bids, until
March 8, 1800, for the erection ot
school houae lu said district, said house
be laxai feet In the clear.
Plana and apeolfloallous may be leen
at the oftloe of the county school super
intendent, at Shumate's store at Wal-
torvllle, or at the VUla poetollloe.
The board reserves the right to re.
Jeot any and all bids.
U. F. Finn,
Chairman Board of Director.
8. H. May urn,
Clerk Dlatrlot No. 137,
-FIRST
National Bask
Of Eugene.
Paid up Cash Capital S60.000
Surplus - - $50,000
Eugene. lOregon.
GENERA) BANKING BUSINESS
t, iSitrht
and Port-
A
Done on reason able terms, flight
draft oo OnlcttKOi nan rraDciaoo
Uilla of exchange sold on for in coruitrlea,
Depoaites revived subject to chock or certifi
cate of do pott it.
All collections entrusted to tin will receive
prompt attention,
T G IIewdricks, ' P. E. Knodgrahh,
Pretddeut. Cashier.
8 II Kakin, L. II. Pottkr.
Vice President. Axa't (Jaehiei
EUGENE
Loani Savings Bank
Ot Eugene, Oregon.
Paid Up Cash Capital
Surplus -
$50,000
2,5
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS
ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS-
Drafts (an tied on tho principal cities of the
United Ktatt'i and foreign co"ntrlea.
JiHrt-flt allowed on Uuipand Certificates ol
uepOHU wnuu leu ft tea period.
Collections recelre our prompt attention.
City and Couoty Warrants bought.
W. E. SHOWN,
Preildont.
F. W. OSUUrtN,
Cilhler.
D. A. PAINE,
Vies President.
W. W. BH0WN.
Asst Cashier.
LANE COUNTY BANK
.K.lnbll.neil in tUHit.,
- or
EUGENE, , OREGON.
A General Banking'business in alltbranches
transacted on favorable terms.
A. G. HOVEIf, Prealdent
J. M. ABKAMB. Caaliler
B H HOVEY, Apat Uasbler.
lorthern Pacific
RAILWAY
XT
jst
Pullman
Sleeping- ars
Elegant
Dining Cars
Tourlatl
It has beeu demonstrated repeatedly
lu every state In the Union and lu
many foreign oouutrlea that Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy la a oertaln pre
veutlve and cure for croup. It baa be
come Ihe tinlvonml remedy fo. Hint
illiieaiie. M V Klaher, ot LlOerty, V
Va, only reMate what baa been said
arouud the globe when he write: 1
have uaed Chamberlalu'e Coojh
ltemedy in my family far several yeere
ami always with perfect aucnwa. We
believe that It la nut only the beat
enUKh remedy, hut that It l.aaurecure
lor croup. 11 haa aavrd the It'ea of
our children a number ot tlmea," Thla
remedv la for sale bv W L Ueljano.
Notice to Creditor-
Notlea ia hereb. alr.D that lha wider.
aighed ha. U.D appointed by the Cotintr
Conrt of Lane Ccuoly, Oreuim, Adtuini
Ir.lor of lb. Klale of It. 0. OweL, de
ee.eed. All penoua hftTlnn elainiaaaluiit
.aid otate are bereb Dolifled to pri wnt
them to tha underaifined vllh lb. proper
Toucher, at lb. law one of A. U.
Woodwork, in Kugeue, Lane Conntr, Ore
ion, wilbin ail nioulb. from lha dal. of ihia
pone
Dated February 9, 1IIU0.
A. 0. Woorx-om.
Admlnl.lr.lor ot the EaUta of 11. O. Ur,
XJeoeaavd.
Sleeping
TO
sr. j'aul,
MlNNKAPbl.lS.
lTTrrpiH. .'
I'AIU'.O,
(IHANL) KOUkS;
liobkafoN,
WINNU'HO,
llRLEN Aaod
IIUri'K.
CANADIAN ni(
PACIFIC RY
SOO-PACIFIC LINE.
The only Tra scon ienental 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
STKAMEI18.
To China nod Japan.
CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN LINE
To Honolulu and Australia,
For full Information regarding rates, etc
tpply to
GEO. F. CRAW, Agent,
II. II. ABOTT, Eugene, Oregon
Agent. Portland, Or.
E. J. COYLE,
A. G. P. A., Vancouver, B. C.
0 R & N CO.
Depart . Time Schedule. Arrived
Salt Lake. PeDver,
Fast Ft Worth, Omaha, Fast
Mail Kansas City, tit Mail
8 pm Louis. Chicago and 0:45 p m
Kaat
Walla Walla, Spo
ftiwkane kane, Minneapolis Spokane
Flyer St Paul, Duluth, Flyer
3:45 p m Milwaukee, ' Chi- 8am
cago and East.
Ocean Steamships
8pm All Sailing dates 4pm
subject to change.
For Han Francisco
Sail Dec 8, 8, 18,18, 6
23, 28 and every
5 days.
Daily Columbia Hivkb
Ex Sunday Btkamkus 4pm
8pm To Astoria and Ex Sunday
Sat 10 p m Way Landings.
Willau7TkKivxr
Gam Oregon City, New- 4 :30 p m
Ex Sunday berg, Salem and Ex Sunday
Way Landing.
Willamette and
7am Yamhill Kitehb 3:30pm
Tues, Thur Oregon City, Day- Mon, Wed
and Sat ton and Way and Fri
Landings.
W I LLAM ETTEK I VER
6am Portland to Cor 4:30pm
Tues, Thur vail in and Way Mon, Wed
and Sat. Landings. and Fri
Lv Hiparla Snake River. L?Lewistn
1:20 a in lllparia to Lewistn Daily
Pall y 8:30 a m
L L Stevens.
Agent, Eugene.
W H Hurlburt
Gen l'asa Agt Port, Or
uBtfrifc TICKETS
POINTS CAST
Through t'aiato and Tourist Sleeoen. Din
ing anu Laurary uoeervauon oan.
Elegant Vestibule Trains,
No 4 Limited leaves Portland at 8:4B p m.
ctoo Xjiuuceu arrives rorunittt at tiMt a m.
For tickets and full Inhumation, call or
addreu JNO. M. WILLIAMS,
Or Agent, Eu
A, B. tt DK.MNISTON, C P 4 T A.
Portland. Or
Throunh Tickets to
CHICAGO, WASIIINGTO
PHILADELPHIA, NKW YORK,
HUSTON, and All Poluta
East and South.
For Information, time cards, map
and tiuketa, coll on or write to
R McMUUPHEY,
Geueral Agent, Eugene,
Offloe Oppoaite Guard ollioe.
Or. AD CHARLIVIN,
Asst Uen'l Paaa. Agent,
264 MorrUon St, oor Third, P.irtland, Oregon
Printing
EUBENE FLGRENGE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor.
Btaire leaves Euirona fur Flnru.
Dally ezeept rJunday at 6 a lu
Keturniiig; atajre leaves Florence
for Kugoue dally except Sundays all
v m
Malunluyg at 8 a m.
Arrives lu Kugene'at 6 p ni the day
following.
HINOI.K TAHa, nno
ROl'SO THIH Hue
(ivki'w ur mie .1 a. e.utf.' iiverr barn,
Kngrlie. or .t Hunt A I'mvuport'l office In
Ftorouoe.
OREGON SHORT LINE R. R.
TUK DIRECT UOUTETO
Montana, Utah, Colorado,
and all Eastern Points.
(live. (hole, of two favorite roulra. via lh'
UNION 1-At'iriC Ttn Mill Uue, or
Ui.K10UIUNlKSeenle Un.
Ixiok .t the ttme
daya to rn!t Lake
dya to lVnver
riayato Ohlcmm
it days to New York
rutin I.M1 'HAIIt I'AH
t rnotv! Mittiim sim utKr
1!IU. MBS, PI LLVtAN fALAfli
aLKKPIMU t'AHa.
tor full rarllrulart rv..n11n ram, tlm.
traln,tc,caU en or atMrew
L L Stevens At Kuirene.
C O Terp
Trat I'm Ail
Of
All
Kinds
.AT THF....
GUARD
W E Comar
ii.a'1 Al
124 Tilrd Bt. Portland, Or
OFFICE.
eooo mi low frices,
600 STOCK.
...legal Blanks of All hniu..
SUMMONS
I the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for J jne oounty.
John Conger. Plaintiff.
A. J. and M abel Nickel, ClemeniaT. f
Uo.l.n aud A. Wheeler. Defendant ;
To A. J. Nickel and Mabel Nickel, two of the
defendant above named:
YOU ARE HKI.EBY NOTIFIED AND
required to appear in the above entlt fed
Court and answer the oouiplaint i f plalnlltl
rile,! in said Court in this cue against you,
and the other defendant, above named, on or
before Thursday, the 15th day of March. l'JOO,
and y u are hereby further notihed that if you
fail to appear and answer said complaint, as
afnreeaid, for want thereof the plaintiff will
take a decree against you for the relief prayed
fur in .aid complaint, to wit: For a judgment
against you, the said defendant., A. J. McKel
and Mabel Nickel, for the sum of $4211.50 in
Uniteil State, gold coin, with accruing
interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent
per annum in like coin, and for the Bum
of S7.91 taxes: end for the further sum o
W0 00 attorneys' fee in said suit to be allowed
by said Court, said buui of 84131.50 being the
sum now due, principal and interest, on the
ptoniiseory note set forth in said complaint;
.....I r..p tl, muiti and disbursements of said
uit; and for a decree against you, and against
each, all and every of the other defendant.
herein named for Uie foreclosure oi tne morw
munHnn.l and wt furth in said com
plaint, and forever barring you and each of
you, aud each and all of the other deienuanw,
n.l ull nr iwwinR cl&ilniuiT bv. through
or un er you, or either of you, or by, through
... nni.raif)iRr. iw Knv fif the other deieud-
ante above named, of all right, title, iuterest
or equity of redemption in, or to the said
mortgaged premise, described in eaid com
plaint, and described in said mortgage in said
complaint mentioned; said premium being
described as follows, to wit:
Lot No. ii in block No. 81n the original plat
of Fairmount, in Lane county. Oregon, con-
i.inii.D 1.9K niwH. mitrfl nr leg! and for the
sale of the above described lands by the sheriff
of said Lane count , according to law and the
practice of said Court, anil that the proceeds
of said sale be applied first, to the payment of
the costs and charges ot making tne same, anu
the cuttta and disbursements of said euit;
second, to the payment of $40.00 reasonable
attorneys' fee, for instituting eaid suit; third.
t.n I hft (tnvment tn said nlaintitf of the said
sum ot $429.50 in U. 8. gold coin, together
with accruing interest thereon, and tne sain
sum of $7.01 taxes, and for such other and
further relief aa may be equitable in the
nrnmiKPM.
This summons is served upon you by pub
lication for six consecutive weeks prior to the
loth dnv of March, l'JOO, in the Euoenb
Daily Gdabd, a daily newspaper of general
circulation throughout Baid county and state,
printed and published at Eugene, said county
and state, by order of the Hon. E. O. Potter,
county judge of Lane county, Oregon, which
order bears date the loth day of January,
1000, and that the said E, O. Potter, judge of
Baid county, in said order of publication of
said summonB upon you has prescribed the 15th
day of March, 1100, as the time on or before
which you shall appear and answer the com
ulaint in Baid suit.
The date of the first publication of this
summons in said newspaper is January 10,
l'JUU. U C1LVHU,
Att'yfor Plaintiff,
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Lane County.
Blanoh L. Cowgill, Plaintiff.)
va. y
T. F. Cowgill, Deftndant.)
To T. F. Cowgill defendant:
IS THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, you are hereby required lo appear
and answer the complaint tiled against yon
in the above entitled euit within tux week.
from Ihe date of the fiist publication of this
Summons, and the eaid first publication
thereof is in Ihe Ecobne Daily Gdabd of
February 14th, 1800, and it you fail to
answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will
tAke a decree againtit you, forever dissolving
the bonds of matrimony now existing bo
Iween plaintiff and defendant and also for
he onre, custody and eontro of the minor
ohild mentioned in the complaint and for
sucn other relief aa to the Court may seem
eilullnuie.
1 bin Summons ia published in the Eu
ocnk Dailt Gdabd, a newspaper published
in Lane County, Oregon, and having a gen
eral circulation therein, by order of Hon.
F, O. Potter, oounty jndie of Lane County,
Oregon, and made in chamhem h,a 14th
aay oi February, l'JUU.
. Zj. tt. bKTPWOBTH,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Iu Ihe Circuit Conrt of the State of 0egon,
for Lane County.
OlOo V BohrtB and Oren E. 1
jtoberta, Plaiutitie, t
va. I
Charles El Kk-iin, Andrew M. f Suuimona.
Erickum, Jamea lora, it. i
M. Diy, A. W. Cox and Lane I
County, Defendants. J
lo Charles Eriikson, Andrew M. Erick on,
aud James lurk, of tue doteuotinte
above named:
IS THE NAME OF THS STATE OF
Oregon: You and euch ol you are Urn by
required to appear aud answer the com.
plint filed angina' yoa and the other
dnfendauta in the above entitled Court and
cause on or before the l'Jth day of March.
lttOO, that being the Hrt day oi tne next
regular term of nuid Court, to be btgun
and beld in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon:
and if you fail to so appear and answer
said complaint, for want thereof the
plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the
relief prayed for in said complaint, lo vut,
For a judgment ngsiuBt the defendants,
Charles Eriokson and Andrew M. Ericsson,
for the sum of $1700 with interest thereon
from the 20th day Ap'il, 1801, at the
rate ol 8 .er cent per annum, for the sum
of $250 attorneys' fees provided for iu
plaiutifl'a luortgnee, together with ousts
and disbursements of this suit, and for a
decree foreclosing plaintiff's mortgage
seourinp Baid soma and desoribed in the
oomplaiut, and for a deoree of sale of said
mortgaged premises to aatiafy plaintiff's
judgment prayed for, whioh premises are
described as follows: Commencing at the
Bouthwest corner of a traot of land sold and
oonveyed bv William Sloan and wife to
Norria Humphrey by deed rteorded iu
deed booa H, page 240, 'of the records of
Lane County, Oregon, on a line with the
east side of Willamette street extended
south, thence north on Willamette street
tifty-Beven feet, thenoe eaBt one huudred
and sixty feet, thence Boutb cue hundred
and Hgbty-nine feet, thence west one
huudred and aixty feet,, thence north on
Willamette street one hnndred and thirty-
two leet to the place of beginning, in sec
tion 31 , tp II o a o w in bane bounty,
Oregou; and for judgment and execution
against the d-fenuants, Charles Eriokson
and Andiew M. Eriokson, for any defloienov
remaining unsatisfied after applying all the
proceeds ol eaid sale in satisfaction oi said
judgment; and for a deoree foreolOBing aud
barring the defendants above named and
euoh ot them, and all persouB olaiu ing or
to claim through or' under them or either
of them, of all right, title, or olaim ol, in,
or to said mortgaged premises or any part
thereof, including the equity of redemption
therein and thereto, and for snch further
relief as may be requisite and equitable,
1 bis summons is published in the Daily
Eugkne Goahd for bix snocesBive weeks by
order of Hon. J. W. Hamilton, Judge of
said uourt, aatea January wtn, tuuu, and
the date of the first publication under said
order, rebruary U, 1000.
W. 0. Hai.r,
Attorney for Pluiuti. a.
'n,.t.CirB.itorto!,..
Aiane Uouult . ",
rumgley. p,
vs '
J. 0 KliDKler, 0,,,,
lo J. C Btinvhy. d,,'
IN THE NAM , OP Z
O.-Kmi: Yon tt,e t' I. 1BE 8!,
and l.a, ii., K,iu,,,i.,f"'Hi
... ,uuu, eutit,,.a i: ' ; J
,uu i mx e, t
." '"th da, of ?: Ol
ill lo answr ."-n. IStl
fore
you
piaiininw,llt,ke,d,;.:,t,
aolviu the bonds oH, ,Nlu
ieliugnt.tweenpaim "'".,;
also .hatplain,1;!!'. ndS
tvu Sttngley i "tin.
Deming; aKndy,orstchr0
Court uiay Be. m . uuii.Ki
shall be,yord,,TtVS
consecut.ve weeks iB ,Si
Guaiid, nod the fir,, Ei,
said pauer is in ih t ""Hi
1000. And the date W
lion oi this KUDiin. .. ?,,dt"ii
January, I'Juo. " it
his
Edokne Daily Goab hPM"-k
O. Potter, Judge" oTtt"
Line Countv, On-oaa m 7t,l,!
Ihe24.h dayofJenu".
A"oni" lotP,
Tlmbe
Not
runlicife
NOTICE TO CKEDITOhS.
Notice Ib hereby given that the mi
signed has been appointed by Ihe ( ou
Court of Lane county, Oregon, sdminis
tor of the estate of E. J. Simmons, deces
ed. All persons having claims againBl ai
eelale are hereby notified to present the
to me wilh Ihe proper vouchers at Engen
Oregon, wilhin six months fiom Ihe fit
publication of this notice.
Dated November 28, 1899.
Aliob M. Bkckwith,
Ad mnU tra
Central Market,
ollnnci fr
IDS ft! Ml
PROPRIETORS'
Willkee constantly on hand a full suppli
BEEF MUTTON.
.PORK and VEAL
Which they will sell at the lowest
nut pucea.
fair snare of lie public patronage solicited.
i-TO THE FARMERS.-.
We will pay the hiKhest market prloe
i i Y-etiiie, nogs and Bheep.
Shop on Willamette St.,
hUQENE, OREGON.
afTf-MM. rill. a .
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r ivtui vutU(B
CITATION.
In the County Court for Lane County,
uregon.
In the matter of the estate of William
Veatcn, deceased .
CITATION.
lo Sarah Harper, Milton A Veatoh, Eliza-
Detn itriftgB, Florence Colvlg, Lucy Tripp,
Laura Tweedy, William Evans, Ella
ueits, uharles Tindall, Millie Smith and
Frank Evans, heirs at law and next of
kin of Baid deoeased, and to ull others
concerned greeting:
in 'ilits KAME OF THE STATE OF
uregon, you are nereDy cited and required
to appear in Ihe County Court of the State
of Oregon, for the County of Lane, at the
conrt room thereof, in the Conuty Court
uuuoc , AUKeue, naiu county and state,
on Monday, the'4lh day of February, 1800,
at the hour of 1 o'olock in Ihe afternoon of
said day, then and there lo show caute, if
mi u, wuy juiiton a vtalch, neon
lor of said estate, should nol be authorized
ordered and direoled by said Court to sell
at publio or private Bale the following de
scribed real property, belonging to Baid
"oiuiu, uv Wll.
Lot No 1 in Seo 8 T 19 S R 1 weal; and
lots Nos 3, 1 and 7 in Seo 18 T 198 B 1
west, all in Lane oounty Oregon; said lands
to be sold for the highest and best price
obtainable therefor, for oaBh in handf for
the purpose of and in order to pay off the
olaims and debts against said estate, and
the costs and expenses of administration.
I ib ordered and adjudged by the Court
that this Citation be served on Baid heirs
and next of kin, namely, Millie Sniuh and
rrank fcvans, by publication thereof in the
Daily Edobnk Gdabd, a newspaper of gen.
eral circulation iu the Baid oounty and In
Ihe State of flFUr.nn
- puuiieueu in Augene,
Oregon, daily, exoept Sunday, and that tne
u,e u bo puoiiBbed for at least four
Buccessive weeks next prior to said 4th day
luatyTlV'1 time
he County Court of the State of Ougou,
or the County of Lane, wi.h Ihe seal of
NoVmni C,ra' ,fli"d 2U" V o'
' E. V. LEE,
County Clerk,
THIS RAILWAY COMPANY
MlLWAUm
Operate, iu train. , ,v .,. . .
aystem. -..rai.iunm mock
LighU lu. train, hy .lectricitv
Jth.ce.etra.ed eleclric.nh r,
l-icw d Omaha' J lt-5Sw ti"1 "d
Chicago,
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
'--rer.rtE:;1
Iti. !. wt rttntn . ":;r ""k I nr
SUMMONS.
forthe'coun'cfire.0' ng0D
Uertrude M. Thomas, Plaintiff.
Harvey S. Thomas, Defendant f
To Harvey a Thonjan. nfn.-.
I o21 , NAME .OF THE STATE OF
the above .mull i,r" "'"'" you In
SjTn? "7 "jSJSBl and
oeienuant, and also that p a nt fTa nam. he
ch.nge.1 from Gertrude L Thoma. S her
SFi-o'rr
Z &TlH?"" 'l i in
January llith l'lil i a tc" JU'RD of
i fits
1A
I
Oreg.i
Ty, ilnxl.
E. R. Skipworth.
Attorney fur Plaintiff.
summnni, l n,i;.i. i- .l. t
IU (i:An l.v ICTrV
reSi "L 'he "rtTn. -C?nTyr:
anuary, ilnxl, '
TT e .
Vr-UUK,
Notice is berehv ,!, ,
with the provi.io".. , the s tTH
of June 3. 1878. em,,! h ;""4
sale of limb.r lands ii, ,LA.!":
f..rDia, Oregon. Nev.da, ,
Aerniory, - rjiduev Scott
Couoty of Lane. ,L7?-
i.7' nV . inisomcetiis
.VOID
0Ns;rcshiM"i;w
oQer proof to show that tbe .m :
roorelvaiuttble for its limt 0I .J?
for Htjrioultural purpose,, andj!
hie loitum to saitUHnri Mote ii,?
and Kooeiver of thiu ...
Henamoa qb witnesses: T'J
boll of EuRene, Oregon; F.B.iJ
gene, Oregoo; L. fc. BeuiofEi
gon.
Any Bud all persons clHinitt J
the above-describid hnim itc-j
til A th-ir nlain.D i it.
...... Viuiuic iu IJilO BlUCfl ( Q
said 23rd day of Jlnrch, VM
J. T. Bb uci, h
Timber Land, Act June 3,d
Notice for publication
United State IajdOtJ
Jmqvt!
Notice is hereby given thtvt U etJ
witn uie provisions oi the let of eta
June 3. 1878. entitle! 'An ftf
timber lauds in tlie states of CiUfm
eon, JNevadi, and Haohingtui I
Howartl W. K'iwlanHt of Kug,ic
Lane, state of Oregon, hat Ulu dti
this of lice his sworn BtatemtDi Si
the nurchase of the S A MH..
section No. 27, in townsnip No. L i
no. 4 j, anu will oner proof to nn;
land sou e lit is more valuable for it. d
(tone than for agricultural mnm
establish his claim to eaid hii&
lleglster anil Keceiver of thii otifl
burg, Orison, ou Friday, th 3c
March, WOO.
He names as witnewee: F. E J
of Eugene. Oregon; 8. Scott, of
Campbtill, of Eugene, Oregon.
Anv and all nereons c'aimtrje nfoq
above-described lands are roiuMci
their claims in this office on or btfattil
day of Alaich.llHK).
Timber Land, Act June 3, lc'
Notice for Publication,
United States LwDOfTi
KOHEltUliO, UKEGOIT,
JanmiySi
Notloa Is herebv oiven that Ibimw
with the provisions of the act of can
nine if, lot Of entitled "An acwurm-
liiiiiMtr IktiiU in ih Htfttea of Clifijf5i!
xnn, iVevadftt and waaniogvB im
J? red li. Bellman, of Eugent, cohbij
utatA nf flrmrnn lift this fiaTWJI
office his sworn statement No. fj
chase of the N i S E i, aectioD W ap
nfsAPh'nnM.i 9 ,n tnwnnhil) ll i
Nn. 4 K. tinf! will ntfernroof to &'2i
land BoUKhtis more valuable for to j
atone tlian lor agricultural vhu
esbaDiisii his claim w o'u 1 jl
ltegister and Receiver of this i oftt J
burg, Ureirnn, on i naay, " -
March. 11100.
He names as witnesweB: w. -1".
Eugene; Sidney Scott, of
Eowland, of Eugene; L. E. few ""I
Any and all persons clsimuig "f.
.1 . J :i..l ln..l. .rA IHlff '
thir elalnis In this nthce on Ot S1 "1
2S.1 ,Kv nf March. 11)00.
J. T. lllUMD,"n
NOTICE TO CREDHOK
Estate of Ptio Lewis, deuA
Wn.Jn. I- l..r.l.n mmn tOVtlde
wuceiu inai lue uwur,.?
and Aleck Lewis, have been J"1
pointed eiecutors of the WI,,f .
xjowih, ueoetibou, nuu r- v.
A;,i ajffltfl are
fled and required to present l
tne proper vouchers io '
law office of Thompson; H"'ly.l2
T n. wltbio 0
irom tbe date ol mis nun j
natH at F.npene. Urecon,
of September, 18119. , , nrE
ALECK m
Executora of the estate of
deceased. . .. . niST
AttornefslotK"'
NO'lICE OF FINAL 8ETTEMENT.
Estate of W.8.
nty, Oregon.
Miller, deoeased. Lane
WhS " ,h"eb that George W.
hledbia dm""'ratorofMid eat.t., ha.
8 ed hie final wconnt for aettlement of wid
M i'1. ,4 ndV' " dav of F,Wu
I "i o'clock in the ..1)0 ,
O. Potter, county iodg. of ..id Une oonnlv
Dated Dec. lie, 18!3.
0o. W. Wnmrrr,
0.B.DonSAtu,.n..',ni"""t",or-
Admlnlstrator'a Noti
w-.i i. I. iv,n. lilt
l.Ulll-e IB ur,r.-j . .
pointed administrator ol h . ,
uel Smith, deceased. IJ toe '"r. fM
having olaims against said
notified lo present te '" ',
proper voncnerp. io v
a .tH nl i.. Hi uo io
gon, within 6ix months ties1 1
inis nonce. , l
Dated this Hth ,"
. liii.TED, W-iIn
A If J fol K.lelf.
EXECCTItlX NO"11
Ntice is hereby (riven, that the "J
.l 1 a lln.tnn. hM weo"-- .a
eienitrix of the last ''
ol lh. ertate ot n. . tw
tne county rouri o, - k
all pereon. having '1;,r";! Uie
.r. h.r.l,T nntitieil to lTr .u '
the proper voucher. t i
lawothi of U Bilven '
winin sii monini. . rv. i
ll.lltl,i..;lrd ('."''""T llrft
Lima a- -ue
W CASEY,
Tr I'm Ajent,
C J Elipy
l'irm,,At.
1tl', tirejon
1. Batac, Attyf.r1,