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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugeae Guard n..Lii.l..l ......inn ... IIim week. ftUD I 'IOH.iib o-wj d. . - , d.ye eaoeiited. Addrea. ad c.in.immentlorn and mk U reinlHaules peyauie KuOUfEUUiKII, ftugeno. --irwK"". SUBSCRIPTION ,BATES. Ulll.I. . i. IIS ijellverea: Dyjcarner, iw - r- IJelivered by carrier, per month "J By mail one year (In adyanoe) "V BIX monins - wne roonin A. i i oo uH . WMILT. Oue year (in advance) Six montha . w Advertising rates made known on applica tion, - Entered as eeooDdciasa matter at the Eugene, Oregon, poatomoe. THE KAHTERN OKKICF8 -Of th paprareat230 to 234 Temple Coort, New York City, and U H Kipreai Bid. 87 Wash ington BL, Chicago, III., K.KATZ Adrertis ng Axency in charge. CAMPBELL BROS Publishers an I allan a this effloa should be dlreoted to THE OUARD Instead of either .. . .pr. aa-ftwn .,. MOON '8 PUABE8. , , . , Flialqusrtor Febrnsry e Fullmoon ,' , ., ' ; " 14 Uitqusrler "' 33 WEATHER BUREAU- (Dally Report) PORTLAND, OllKUON, I February if llWO-a.'IU am rVeather Inrooaat for Kugoue, Oietoni For tonlhl and Wednesday: Occasional rain. TUESDAY - - FEB 27 MR. EAKIN ON THE LOCAL FINANCIAL SENTIMENT; Hon. SAB,; EtkiO is of the opln ion that gold standard anntiment is growing stronger in Lane oounty. Mr. Eakln is first vioe president of the First National bank of Eugene'. On the 13th dy of February, 1900, the First National m ide e report of the oondltinn of its business up to and Inohidina that day, leiial pub lication of which was made in the Daily Ouard.pI1 February. 20. That statement showed resouioee oi oo,4isi.oi, ana loans ami (lis counts of 1188,340.14. Every dal lar ot those loans Is made payable in gold coin of tbe United Slates, Is it to be wondered at that Mr, Kakin is for the gold standard? In his lattor to the OregonWn, whioh we publish' elsewhere,', he ays "money Is easier araomr. the farmers, although very many of them have not sold their wheat and hops.!' Mr. Eakin'a position should giv him the opportunity to form an unbiased opinion on finao oial matters, yet bis allusion to wheat and hops gives cause for be liof that be looks through the glasses of self lnterost; and only vlows the financial situation' from a purely personal standpoint. No one will question Mr, Eakin'a prosperity. But how about the farmer and hopgrowerf Wheat is the prinoipal crop marketed by the firmer. Since the last harvest the price of that cereal has fluctuated from 88 to 42 cents a bushel, being quoted' now, in Kugtne, ..... at forty oenta.- .Mr, Eakln spent hit boyhood days on a farm and knows the profits that accrue lor farming. Would he be willing , to step out of that bank and take, the !: aUWlNQrlftUft WMTHifKI JAT (1 jT?? 7 j ft T 7 ' T7 T? T3 i4is 7? j I" 21 1 M 2S 2 y I Ill mIs rn V 5 i best wheat farm in Lane county at half rental and attempt to grow wheat at 40 oents a bushel T We think not. Mr. Kaktn would stay with the bank and tbe gold stand ard. . When Mr. Eakln farmed the grower got 75 cenU to 1 1 a bushel for wheat and the ground wa vir gin. With a steadily decreasing yield, and a 40 cent price, the farmer la not investing in govern ment bonds. It take all hi money lo pay taxes and living ex pense. . . . Bis reference to the bopgrower is not leas unfortunate than the allu sion to the wbeatgrower. At one time, early in t'-e pi-a -n, when many of tbe growers had hardly gotten their products in the bBln, a barely living price ooultl btve been secured. Since that time tliu prit-t has bovered about the bare diet l production, not counting returns on investment. Grower who ditl not sell on the first market, and have Binoe been compelled to die pose of their holdings, barely got out even. The people will be very carful about unreservedly acepting Mr. Eakin'a opinion about tbe uoltl standard and gold standard pros perity. THE EDITOR WILL BE THERE. Talk about the giuntlet being thrown down and picked up hardly before it had struck the ground! Edward Deady writes '.i3 Portland Talejgram regarding some personal differences with Editor Fisher of the Roseburg Review: 1 I have written to friends in Roseburg to telegraph me the next time tbe editor of tbe paper comes to Portland and when he arrives I'll see iiimv . .... Editor Fisher does not heed the implied , threat of, the Portland man, who has somewhat the repu tation of a bully, but responds through bis paper: The editor of the Review will be in Portlund on April 12th, if not before, and we trust that this an nouncement will save Mr. Deady all tho trouble that he intioiates he is willing to go to in order to secure this important information. The Cincinnati Enquirer auks if the time ban not arrived lor . con gress to take oharge of some of the business which the exeputive iB constantly referring to high-salar ied oominiaBions What is oongre:-s for anyhow? Has it nothing to do but' make appropriations big enough to keep up with tbe reok- Ibbs extravagance of tbe preeidout and hie official and political ad visers? The profits of the Standard Uil company, the Carnegie company and the Armour beef combine an nually absorb a sum equal to all the produots of the gold , mines (if rhe United States. ; A little silver might be ooined for the reet of the peop.o. "I am the mbthrt of font chllitren," writes Mrs.: Kuphemia l'alcoitrr. of Trent, Muskegon Co., Mich. "Me first two babies were stilt-born, shiM suffered every thing but death. Mr friends all thought 1 could never recover. 1 was reduced to loo pounds,- When- 'I was three-months along for my third -child I waa taken with hemorrhage or flooding and came near having a miscarriage front female weakness. For two months I waa under the care of our doctor, but was getting weaker all the time until one day I happened to come across one of your little books and I read it through, and the nest day I aent and got three bottles of 'Favorite Prescription' and one bottle of 'Pellets.' I improved so fast I continued to take your medicine until baby was born, and he la healthy and all right. My health has been good ever since. I now weigh 163 pounds. - "FavoHto PtosoHo Hon" mmkos Woak Woman. Strona. and SMt Woman Wa il. It has been demonstrated repeatedly lu every state In the Union and In many foreign countries that Chamber tain's Cough lU-medy Is a certain pre ventive ana curs for croup. It has 1- onma the' utilvanutl rvmoly ft that dtaeaae. M V Fisher, ol Liberty, W Va, only repeats what baa been said around Ilia globe when he wrKea: I nave uaeu - Uhamtwrlalu's Coiuh Itemed T In mv family for amoral v... r. and alwaya with perfect success. We believe that It la not onlv the tough remedy, hut that It Is a sure run tor croup. It has saved the Uvea nf our ommren a number of times." This renieuv la for sale bv W li Delano, Have your bicycles, suns, etc., re paired at 11. 1). Paine Co.'a repair nop. The most complete Hue of sun dries In Lane couuty, and the best workmen. "After doctors failed to cure me of pneumonia I used Oue Minute Couch Cure, and three bottles of It cured u;s. It Is also the beat remedy on earth for whooping cough. It cured my grand. children of tbe worst case," willn Jno Kerry, Logaoton, I'a. It I tlu only harmless remedy that glvej Immediate result. Cures coughs. soldo, croup ami throat and lung troubles. It preenu consumption. Chlldten alwaya like It. Mntbtn endorse lu Vincent A Co, Confer Drug more. SdtPMTKnON f -v F'Wm m -FIR3T-- auk Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital S50.000 Surplus - - $50,000 Eugene. (Oregon. a GENERAL BANKINd BUBINKMS J Done on reiuniille ternu. SiKfit IrftfU od Chiciufo. Hun Kranoinoo and Port- laod, Oregon. aillH Ot efOllaVDffO MlllI OD Jon-ltYTJ C UUiTlB". Ueuovite ra-jeived mbject to check or certiti- f-jatA of denotiiL All collectioni en trim te J to u wiu receive pruiupt attootioo, V O HBMDBICKS, P. E. SNODOIIAftH, Presidint, (Jtmliier, 3 B Kakih, L. H. Pottkb, - . Vioe Prealdiiit. Am't Caahiai EUGENE LoairiniSavings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital -Sur plus $50,000 2,500 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS- Drafli latined on the prlno'pal cities of tbe Ualtfdf-UiteH nd foreign countries. Intereiti Allowed on Demand Certificates ol uetMnt when left stated period. Collfcuitona reoclvo oar prompt attention.1 City audCouoty Warrants bought. W. E SHOWN, President F. W. OSBUrlN. Cashier. O. A. PAINE. Vice President. W. W. BROWN. Asit Cnhler. LANE COUNTY BANK .stnlillied In ISSU., - or EUGENE, OREGON. I General Bankinfl'buslhess in alLbranches transacted onilavdrabls terms: A. G. HOVEYi President J. M. AHRAMb, Cashier,' B H HOVKY, Apst Cashier. lorthern Pacific RAILWAY xsr Pullman Sleeping nars Elenant - IDinihg (ars Tourlati Sleeping Jaitp ST. PAUL, MiNNKAPOLIS. IfiTTranTi, TO r'AUUO, UltANU FOllKSf (IHOUKSTUN, WINNIPEO, l'lKLKNAand WHTft. ThrounlvTlckets to cniOAOo; warhinotox irill.ADKI.l'HlA, NEW YORK, iiOtiTON, and All L'oluts Kant anil South. For Information, time cards, map and tickets, call on or write to R McMUKPHEY, General Agent, KiiKene, . Olllos Opposite Guard oltica. . . . Or. , AD CHARLTON, Asst Gen'l W,. Amnt lil5 Morrison St, cot Third, Portland, Oregon EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Stage leaves KiiKene for Florvnce Dally excetit dumlav at 6 a in llt-tlirnlnir strure leaves Klnramw for Kugoue dally except Sundays at i: p in Saturdays at R a m. Arrives In Eugenet 6pm the day following. WMH.K FAHB. p, nv-W'-w , IV X iirsrw ror nip ai . PSntS HTr? tMuQ, RUSeOe. Or at ltUnl A llAVMlinnrt-. nlttna In Florence, OREGON SHORT LINE R. R. THE DIRKl'T KOUTE'lO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. lllroseholee of iwe ranrlle tnutea, la lh UNION PACIFIC rest Mall Una, ot UieRlOOHASpK tVeclc Un took at Uta tlm. Ildyatncia)tike lit days to lVnvrr days to Cltlrao 4j days to New York PRttK UKt'LINlMU CIIAIH '1M 1 l-HOLMHIl1e HITKLI.tr na, rtuniii palak LKcrnii r.Rs. For toll psnmlsrs tecantlns rates, Uus , trslns,ete.eall on of address L L Stavena Ant, Eugene. CO Terr' WE Coma n TrarrwaAat Uea'l At 124 Tlilrd St. Portland, Or Nationa lANADIAN ... PACIFIC KY SOO-PACIFIC LINE. The onl Transcon iensntal We Grand Scenery, Fine Accommodat ons 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, Tor full information regarding rotes, etc. apply to GEO. F. CRAW, Ajtent, H. H. 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, Denver, FaBt Ft Worth, Omaha, Faat Mail Kansas City, St Mnil Hpm' Ifouia, Chicago and (1:45 p in ' Kant - Walla Walla, Spo Hpokane kane, Minneanulia Spokane Flyer Rt Paul, Duluth. Flyer 3:46 p m Milwaukee, Chi- 8 a m cngo and Eaat Ocean Steamshipb 8pm All Sailinif dates 4pm subject to change. For Han Franciaco 9ailDec3,8, 13, 1H, 23, 28 and every 6 daya, Daily Columbia IUvkh Ex Sunday Steamers 4pm 8pm To Astoria and Ex ttunday Sat 10 p m Way Landman. WillahktteKiver Gam Oregon City, New- 4:30 p m Ex Sunday bety, Salem and Ex Sunday Way Landings. WlLLAilETTK AND 7am , Yamhill Kiveks 3:30 p m Tuen. Tliur Oregon City, Day- Mon, Wed and Sat ton and Way and Fri. Landtn rh. WlLLAMETTaitlVKn I 6am Portland to Cor-1 4:30 p ra Tues, Tliur vallis and Way I Mon, Wed and Sat. Landings. and Fri. Lv Rlparla Bna.kk Kivek. LvLewlatn 1:20 a m Illparia to Lewistu Daily Dallyj 8:30 a m L L Stevens. W H Hurlburt Atceut, Kugene. Gen Pass Agt J'ort, Or TICKETS POINTS EAST Through l'alatj and Tourist Sleopere, Sin in? and Library Observation cars. Elegant Vestibule Trains. No 4 Limited leaves Portland at 3:4f, p m. No S Limited arrives l'ortland at 8:10 a ni. For tickets and full inloimation, call or address JNO. M. WILLIAMS, r ' ' , . Agent, Ku A. H. 0. DKNNIsroN, (J I 4 T A. Poill.n-I. On ..Printing.. All Kinds ,...AT THE..,, GUARD OFFICE. BOOQ WORK, LOW PRICES, GOOD STOCK. ....legal Blanks ol Jill Kinds... Notice to Creditors- ined h. ln appointed by the Connti t"lor of the Est... oi li. C.oZ d." ; f"- m-.uk cisims acainst aald estat. are hereby notified to nr. sent Ihera to ,h. omi,riKned nh the prow, Jouchrrs at lb. law oirica of A c Woodcock, in Eugene. Laos Connty, Orel ton. withm ail montha from lU date of this potiee. lated Ksbruary 9, 1900. I.,, A. C. WooDcocx. Admlnlstrstor of the Estate of II. C, Oeien leesed, ' SUMMONS- In th. ( 'ireuit Court of the State of On-gou for J Jine otuuty. Johu Conger, l'laiutilf. A. .1. auil Maliel Nickel, ('leinenxaT. f Uodmin and A. Wlieeler. Uefeudnt.y To A J. Nickel and Mnbi'l Nickel, two of llic defendttnU alxive uaiuwl: YOU ARK HKi-EllY NOTIFIED AMI required to niiar in the above e""11"'1 Court and answer the complaint if plaintin Bled in said Court in this cnuiie aainat you, and the other defendants above named, oil 01 before Thursday, tho lr.th day of March, 1J0O: and y u are hereby further notified that if you fail to aoiiear and amvor said cnmpla nt. n-j aforeaaid, for want there,if the plaintilf wll Wke a decree anaint you lor lha relief prayed for in said ooinplaint, to-wit: For a judunienl aiainst you, the aaiddefendauta, A. ,1. Nickel and Mabel Nickel, for the Bum of SSlSftoO. in irnit K,At. irohi coin, with accruing interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum in like coin, and for the euui of 7.al ta; and for the further sum of eHO 00 attorueys' fee in said suit to be allowed by said Court, eaid mini of SI2S.S0 being the tmm now due, principal and interest, on the .i.n. ntj, i.t forth in said complaint; aud for the cots and diabnrseuients of eald uit; and for a decree againet you, aud againat each, all and every of the other defendant herein named for the lorecli sure or uie mort gage mentioned and set forth in said com plaint, and forever barring you and each of you, aud each aud all of the other defendante, aud ull other persons claiming bv, through or un-!eryou,oreitnerol you, or oy, mrouKi, nr imH.r Atl.hnr. or HUV I f the other deiend- antH above named, of all right, title, interest or equity of redemption in, or to the said tflortnagtfu premises uescnueu iu n" t ,i,.f an .luu.rilMi(l in Hiaift niortuace in said complaint mentiouedi sai-i premises being deBciibed as follows, to wit: Lot No. 2 in block No. 8 in the ordinal plat nf Fairnnmnt, in Lane county, Oregon, con taming 1.28 acres, more or leas; ami for tho Hale of the above described lands by tho sheriff ofaairl T -.tin rvninr. . Hi-njirHntT to law and tll6 practice f Baid Court, and that the proceed of said sale I e applied first, to the payment of tne coaw ano cnarges oi uukuik too otuc, tl.o m.ta ai.d dialiiirHfmpntrt of aaid BUlt; aecond, to the payment of $40,00 reasonable attorneys' fee, fur instituting said suit: third, to the payment to said plaintiff of the said sum of Sl2y.o0 in U. S. gold coin, together with accruing interest thereon, and tne sai i Hum nf &7.!ll taxes, and for such other and further relief as may be equitable in the premises. This summons is served upon you by pub lication for bix consecutive weeks prior to the 15th dav of March, WOO, in the Eugene Dailv GiiAitn, a daily newspaper of general circulation throughout said county and state, printed and published at Eugene, said couuty and Btate, by order of the Hon. E. O. Potter, county judge of Lane county, Oregon, which order bearn date the Kith day of January, 1 DUO, and that the aaid E, O. Potter, judge of said county, in said order of publication of said summons upon you ban prescribed the 15th day of March, 1!KK), as the time on or before which you shall appear and auswer the com plaint in said suit. The date of the first publication of tins summons in said newspaper 1b January io, l'JOO. L. BlLYEU, Att'yfor Plaintiff. SUMMONS. In the Cironit Court of the Stale of Ore gon for Lane County Blanch L. Cowgill, Plaintiff, 1 nt.) T8. T. F. Con gill, Deftndunt To T. F. Cowgill delcndant IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF On-gou, you tire hereby r quired to appear iud answer tho compluint tiled against von iu the above entitled unit within en weeks from Ihe dnle o! the flint publicntiou ol this summons, anil trie suid nrst publication thereof is in the Euoinii Daily. GuiriD of February 14th, l'JOO, and if you foil to auswer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will tnke a docrce aguinut you, forever diB6olving the bonds of matrimony now existing be tween plaintiff and defendant and also for ho care, custody and control of the minor child mentioned in the complaint and for such other relief as to the Court may seem ctimiBuie, This Summons iB Dublished in the En. OEXK DiiLi GuinD, a newspapor published in Lane Connty, Oregon, and having a gen eral circnlattoo therein, by order of Hon. E, O. Potter, connty judje of Lane Oonnty, Oregon, and made in chambers the 14th aay ol ieDruory, l'JOO. E. R. Skipwobth, Attorney for Plaintiff. NOTICE TO CREDITOHS. Notice is hereby given that lie urd signed has been appointfd by tbe Con Conn ol Lane county, Oregon. eominiB tor of tho estate of E. J. SimmonB, deces ed. All persona havina claini6 spnintl ai estate are hen by notified lopresmt Ihe lo me with Ihe proper vouchers nt Euoen Orccon. willtin KIT n.r.tl.a .1.. a. j publication of this notice juuiea aovc-niDer an, j0y-j. Alios M. lliccxwrrn, Admni tra Central fiarket, Wafltin (S Miller PROPRIETORS' Kill keep constantly on hand a full supply BEEF- MUTTON. PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at the lowest market prices. A fair snare ol tie piiDllc patronage solicited :-TO THE FARMERS.--We will pey the highest market price for Fat Cattle. Hnira nnd hi- Shop on Willamette St., c-UQENE, OREGON. nsr-Meats delivered to an. tsrt ol th Preeol charee ellj THIS RAILWAY COMPiNY Imilwauke Vrate. lu Uain. on the-.famou. Dlwk Un,r; " 'ictric berth reading ',Tn,d:'";,,i;, stfrv. ""r Chicago, Milwaukee and ear. I,l t..2"f" Pnt' i "7. 1 'uiokiaK cars. . h rXEuik I'r.J'-. and ih. . Xs . nV . "hni best .lin;;?""1" n " t.elo.e.tr,te,T.snl?C,' "r,iw- r V or l$Z' ' ' Vuite-i kldress "iliyto ticket agent-or J W CAsKY, Trar I'as Agoot, f J EDDY, l-eneral Agent, l'ortland, tiregon I -ho Circnit Court vl tueSuto of Os(gD, lu Ci .tl... V R b i h ond OnuE 1 ivahlingl itt bi ti, i'laiuHiln, vn. I CliMtfs KiickK-jH, Amlrtw M Huuiiuniiri. Kru ksou, JiiUJes 1'otK, K i M. lt, A. W. Cui .tittlLnuo C'luutv, DitttbitiiiitH J "io UbnrJfH I rickhon. Anlr-w M. Krirk -en, and JauifH iurk, ol the iltionOi.ui8 TV THE NAME 01' XHi SIAT13 OF ftfg-Ji.: You mid tuc-U at vou aro b'M.v rtfjwireJ to anpfftr aud aiibwnr tho ti;m- pi..im tiled itt'iiitiH you und tbt oihr a-.iniiaitlS IU HlbaujVH rriiiiii'ti wfiin huh (idnKii uu oi htlniu llje t'Jih day of m-in-li oil. (but bi-iud iu( li r t dav ot tho u- xt itfjuiur term of said Con ft, lo bo b-guu mid hold iu Euutue. Lani Ooitut, 1kol: ai d if you fail to &j upppur uiid atidat r tiid cuuipluint, for wubt lliereuf .he uus wnl iippijf to mo uuim tor iuo relit I pruyeu lor m saia com pm tin, iu n. For ti judaiout ngaiost ttie dffeuilBula, CherliB KrkkHOD aud Andrew M. Erickttpu, for the Bum of St7u0 with iuter-Bt, tbereo from tbe 2uih di.y ti Ap il, J8D1, at tbu rHto o1 b it cetit p r auu u in, for the sum of S'lbi) aitornevR foes providt-a lor in n Ian, nil a uiortiae. toiotner witu oc-ste Him dishorriemeuts of this suit, and for a decree fort-olosiug plaiDtifl",e .mrtgase seourhiL' said sums aud described in tbe o.mi)laiut. aud for a decree of sale oj said mortgaged promises . to satisfy plaintiff's judgmtiit prayed for', wbioh prenjisefl aro dtBCUOfcci as louows: uommeuciug at lue soutbu-tHt ooruer of a tract of laud sold aud convened bv William Sloan and wtfo to Norrls Humphrey by ded rccordt-d in duid boon U, pufve21U, of tbe. records of Laue Couuty, Oregou, ou a Hue with tbe east side of Willamette street extended south, tbui.cH uorth ou Willumette street lilty seveu feot. thence east oue hundred aud sixty feat, thence south oue hundred uud ,tigbt -i.ine feet, ibeuce west one huudred aud Bixty feel, thenoe north on Willamette street one nunarea ami imriy- two feet to the place of begiunipg(;in sttr ttou yj. tp iv a isa wiu ijftue iJouotv Oregon; and for judgment aud execution ugaitist the d fentiants, Charles Eriokeou aud Andrew U.Erickson, for any deficiency rumainug unBati-itied after apply iut; all the proceed ej ui cam sate in eatiBiaction 01 said tudgment; aud for a decree foreolosing and drriug the defendant above uameu and en ob 01 them, and all persons olain ins or to cihiui tnroucu or under them or either oi tn em, of all riant, title, or claim ol. in, or to said inottgaged premises or aiy part mereoi, itcjucm.g tne equity ot rttremptioo therein and thereto, and for such further relief as may be requisite and equitable. 'I his smnuitinR in published iu tbe Daily Euoi-ne GuAhD for mx Bucet-'ssivo weeks bv order if Hou. J W. Humtlton, Judge of said Court, dated January 27th, 1U0U, and ttie natp ot too brat publication under said orcer, DVbruary a, 1UUU. W. 0. Hai.b, Attorney for Pluinti. a. CITATION. In the County Court for Ln.no County, Oregon. Io tho miltor of the estate of William Veu.cb, deceased - . CITATIuN. ToSaiah Hurper, Milton A Vealoh, Eliza beth UriitiiH, Florence Coivic. I.novTrmn Laura Tweedy, William Evans, Elm eu, uurics xinauit, juuiie smith and Kruuk Evans, heirs lit law aud next of kin of Buid deoeased, und to all others uoDcerned -Greetiuo : IN TUB NAMR ni Ttre. cta-tt, nr. Oregon, you ure heroby nited and required .- ,.rl . . . uU uuii or tno Btate of Otegon, for the County of Lano, at ihe court room thereof, in the Connty Conrt liOIIRO in Fnnana o..i.l ... . . . on MonHnv Ihajil, c.l ....... 7 7 v wl euruury, iuuu, at the hour of 1 o'clock in the ufteruoou of said day, then and there to show came, if any there be, wby Milton A Vtalch, execu tor of said estate, shonld uot be authorized ordered and directed by said Conrt to sell at pubho or private sale the following de scribed real property, belonging to snid estate, tn-wii - a i L0wNo 1. in Sec 8 T 10 S R 1 west; and lota Noa 3. 4 snH 7 in e io t ,,..' n . ... , i , . - ""w JO IV 13 it 1 to 'ih '"le Soi said lands 7 . . - 'uo uignest auu Dost uric obtamabln thrbfnv i 1. --""i uubu iu nr.na, lor the purpose of and in order to puy off the ------ against earn eBtate, aud ..uu oAoeioea oi aamiuislratiou It IK ntiler,.ri ...I n.i: j , , il, , ,!. ,-. ." "uJ""Beu oy mo luurt that this Citation bo aorved on (i.,i,i ht-irs and mxt of kin, namely, Millie Bmith and lrauk i-vans, by publication thert-cf iu the uu, a newspaper of Ken erel oir.-ulation in Ihe said county and ir be atnto of Oregon, published ih t'ugeue, o . -vi ouuuay, ana tnat tne be 80 Pblished for at last fin. snocesstve weeks next nrinr tn .,m i.v. j. :rJm- first time iti,0H ,he Hon E O Poller. Judge o he Couuty Court of ,u Stt0 OI Oregon he liUoa'i "i Lane' wi,h "I NoVmber.'S 2Ul" ' E. U. LEE, J" Couuty Olerk. SUMMONS. Tn ni ti n .... for the Count. 'TI ' lhe Stst0 01 Oertiude M. Thomas, Plaintiff,! "arvey s'rhomas, Defendant j To JIarvpv S. Tl,. T,., , . Or., """r- " TMJS STATE OF and an.wer'4. J "!?V,mre1 '"-PP""- f.,r -.r, .t ' "J-M yon 'ail to answer. decree 3- P,B,P"n w' take a m..ri,r" - ' . .""'ivin mo bonds of defends,.. ..7 7","n. M-w Plaintiff I ch..T nd JS1'0 that P''n name te'.? S"'d M- Thoma. to and tv, her such nih.. . i- Vmnl'w ,M uT'don, and t ie lu. f -r""--""-iou .oereor is lie iwue of the Eutene Uailt (iiiApn liltliliirv 1:111, loo,," "u7 fa'LT UOABD In of or,lr .. ." ii.' ." . JlPa ln "ale of ! the 13th '(,u:,t, 01 ummor.s is -in uar of Janunrv. loon the J i n 3 Otlkr.ot Hon- K O- P''"". January, ,m. " 'ola E. K. SKrrwoitTH, Attorney for l'lalutifl. of KOI ICE OF FINAL f-ETTEMENT. n1n.,;,n0'W-8- Miller- "e'-aa. Lane o oty. Oregon. n ed his final account lor settl. inent ..f aaid I?.' 9 i"s.n . t1 on".y; "i" fl"h d" ' O. Potter, cctmty judge of id Lane connty tor hearing objection to the same. 7 Dated Dto. 20, 18!i9. Oxo. W. WBmrrr, Gro n.DonA.to,Dey.toi0i,""r- SUMMONS '"'"il COOl ol,. ;' "aillBi J. C3 Siiui Kl, IN TI HE v : v . .... ""( tOII IUM l"1 rti "'SSI 'fin-(.,.( ; "t.. in ihe ni (-Xiiiriiln lliOV,' illun u,''e uT'-S IUiu ''"yotV.."1. forn the you fuil Pl Hill till' duivin IrtllhLf tt n!rn tin. tohiiMill', 'Hft,,! Kva 8t lJ'Lmiij(, "-ourt u Hbull bp Lann 4lri v., ;...l."kf'i;bii,Ll cootecufvo UDAiOi, ard said baiier 'Per ' in the i .Audtbedar- January, litou. 1 ItJ O. Potter, Jndo. Lane Couutv. )r... n;' r 01 'he C,r.l tbe It, I -j, low, a A'""ew3 Timber Land. Am I.....J Notice for Publi,J "i-UVI, with the jrOTl.l.i.TuVa of June 3. ik7 o.. . "! sale of limbir linde in th, s,i fornia, Or,gcn Nev.da, .j County of I,u6i BUteou! i moreiva.'uable for its timfe, ' for aorionltnral puipow,, udl. his olaim to said lend bttoifc and Koceiver of this oh, 9rf8n-un l'"'ly, the23rdd,i He names as wilnetiM; ? i bell of Eugene, Oregon: F.b.'jJ ""e"""! uregon; a. w, BoiWi geno, Oregon; L. E.BeuolBj oon. 4 Any and all persons cWioii the above-described lands & tile their olatms in ibis ufSceri said 23rd dav of .iWi, iua J- T.WuJ Timber Land, Act JurV3,a Notice for Publicrw United Statu Lie KostBOBs Obihs. JutsjLI Aoticeis lu-reby given tint a J .witn me provuioug ot tn. Ktiti June 3. 1878. antitliH '-An vtu timber lands in the state, of C&J kou, i-ievaiia, and Wumngta Ia Howard V. it-nvland, of Enrwil Lane, state of Oregoa, bu tbsoif inn onice ins sworn auttntilii tne purchase of the S j SWj.i, Bection No. 27. in tnmunin 1! No. 4 E, and will nlfer prwl lo dnf land Bought Is more valuabln lorni etone than for ai:ricultural Dtumi establish his clnila to said lisj j Kefjlter and lieceiver of toil c&ttf burfr, Oreifou, on Friday, the Si uiarcn, iiiuu. He names as witneaiea: F, K of Euociie, Ore(,'ou; ti. Scott,dfciJ iron; J,. X'j, ttenn,ct Jforene, CRT uampboll, ot l,iigene,UregoD. Any and ell perrons cUioinj iH above-described land, era masai their claims in this otiice on or hsaa day of i'aich. l'JOO. J. 1' UMNO, Id Timber Land, Act June3J Notice for Publlciw Usiisn Statu tin Jaaunil -Mn.:..A l.- -.1.- nn ika krf wit h the proviniona of tb. aft af a .luue 3, 1878, entitled "Anaetb4 timber lands in ilie state, of w lion, Nevada, and Waanutvi io Fred li. Bellman, of JSowne, , office his sworn atatemont No. i Jl cnase ot the n 4 o J!, 1, ikmwi -; 1 of section No. 25, In townihip All'l No. 4 E, and will offer prool ta J 1..-.1 -....i., 1- nnVBin.Uifs-bal atone than for agricnluril lr7 establish his claiuu to wm.""""! Kegister ana iteceiver 1 March, l'JOO. s J He names as witetsak ; 1 Eugene; Sidney (XlUtlJVfJ Rowland, of Eugene; 1. 1 ""j Any anil an iwu , above-described lands a "SI their claims in tnia ornce , . - 1 23d diy of March, UOtt. J J, i. jui-i NOTICE TO CBBm Estate of Kallo Lewi deetMjJ vn i. hr,.nv oireti levr concern thut lhe undfOipW and Aleok Lewis, bsvebet" IJJ ConitofLaue couniy, vi-a- ; pointed ex. ontors of lh -l claims against said tst """J fled and required loprJig law office of Thompson BIjja liana county, vrvguui -- a from the date of this nob V Dated at Eugene, 0rego,1 of September, loJK, ,prjirrf ALECKU'l Executors of the eaUU K deceased. i SiSl f HOJiro - -.a AiinraeiaWn Administrator's Net Notice ishfrrbypi"0'!, noiDted admmi-trdior ol tt- u i. XftDoajut"- ...t uel 8niitb, dnseawd. J . if htfvino olnilliM gainst a-?fV1 i t .1.. iv ifrtBi'ui . ootilied to present IM ' 0 proper Toncher., lo tne Inw rince 01 - -. . gon, within six moBtbi W" this notice. .iV.vfS! Dated Ibis Hlh day ;'' Ttfr?J EXECrTPIS v- ....... iw ti:A ed.l.rdia Ali"tc''.''",lid execu-rix of the 1 -.f the ertate ot 11. 1 J the oonnty court of I-" 1 all person, havme '"'---, ta 'J sr. hereby noting uJ'!?i th. proper "rpi Str4 lawotfice Of I rl '-A. Ull .A I thin month, of ''7"r'. l D.tedthi.rdd.r-i.B L, BiLiiP, Atly foreaUl