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Daily Eugene Guard Puhlialie 1 every evening of Hie week, Sun day, excepted. Address nil iriininunlcations aud ra.k-. 11 remittances payable to th. KuomsUUAKIi, Eugene, Oregon. hi;hschiption;.rates. DAI LI. tellverel by carrier, per week Delivered by carrier, per month Hy mail one year (in advance) Six month One month.... Single copies. ' WKIBXT. One year (in advance) Six montin ' Advertising ratea made known on a; tlon. r IB M 6 00 8 00 SO 06 , 1 (AI iplica- Kutered aa second-class (matter at the Eugene, Oregon, poetoffice. THE EASTERN OFFICKB -Of th iiaper are at 230 to 234 Temple Cou rt. New York City, and U 8 Express Illdir, 87 Wsh lugtu St, Chicago, I1L, E.KATZ Advertis ng Agenoy In charge. CAMPBELL BROS Publisher!! II Business letteri to this office should bedlreoted loTHtOU0 Instead of either of tha proprlatora aaraonelly. CAMPBCU BROS. MOON'S F1IABK8. Flislquarter. Full moon Last quarter ,. February 6 ... " 14 .. ' 31 WEATHER BUREAU- (Dally Report.) PORTLAND, ORKUON, I February W ICOO-OiW a m rVeather J orooaat for Kuguue, Oregon: For tonight and Thursday: Oooaatonal rain. WEDNESDAY" - - - FEB 28 SOME U'REN TACTICS. Tbrt h'zq ol W. S. U'Uen, the for trier Popiilist leader of Clackamas oounty, Is well shown by a recent transaction in whinh be Qgured with little oredit. U'Hen bad made arrangements with an employe ol thr Oregon City Courier-Herald, the Union party nowspaper ol Claokarms oounty, for four inuhee of advertising xpaoe, paid the money therefor and link a receipt. When thei'ditor.of the paper learn' ed of the transition, nd the use to whioh Mr. U'Heft intended to eon vert the sj'aoe an ntUv k upon the 1 Union par'y he very properly cancelled the contraut and iiffured to return the money, whioh offer was refused by Mr. U'Ren. Then there was some street talk atid call iug of names, No-gentleman would attempt (o gain a hearing in an opposition newspaper: by auoh oontemptible subterfuge. Free trade for Hawaii, a 25 per oent tariff for Porto Rioo I Fbat is the MoKlnley administration Uloa ol lair treatment. Do you, ask the reason T The sugar trust owns the sugar plantations in Hawaii. The sugar kings will realise millions of dollars profit by gotting the raw island augar into this country without tha payment of duties. The Porto Rico product would com pete with them, henoe tha duty. "A government of trusts, for trusts, and by trusts," should be inscribed on McKinley banners. ' President MoKinley'a adminis tration baa been nnfortunate in be- ing overmatched In the diplomatic gamea that called for conclusions, especially with Great Britain. This bit of sarcasm ia from the Colum bus, Ohio, Preea-Poat: Aa President McKinley baa had only three aeoretarya of state so far, there ia no valid objection to a fourth, provided that in making anotbet change he doea tot select Blr Julian Paunoefote for the pit mier of bia otbinet, ' The oircuit court of Multnomah oonnty baa decided that the ten , dollar divorce oourMre, required by the statutes of Oregon to be paid the oounty clerk before divorce papers may be filed, la not a per quisite of the district attorney's office, but rightfully belongs to the oonnty treaeory aa at present dis posed of throughout the different counties of the state, I Mr. Krick i authority for the statement that armir plate con tractors are makirg from 80 ti 100 percent, off the government. The confidential position he hel'l with Mr. Carnegie gives hi elitteuent great weight. Other countries own their armor plate manufacturing plants, why should not the United States? The appointment of Hon. H. B. Miller to an important Chinese consulate is a deserved recognition of merit and business talent. Mr. Miller is active and amhilious, and will not bold the position as a b! n ecu re. The duties of the consulate will be alike performed with honor to the appointee and his govern ment. Portland will have a crematory lor the disposal of human bodies. The return to dust will be accom plished in a few hours inetead of by the slow process of nature. Pub lic health will undoubtedly be a great gainer when cremation finds its proper pla e in the disposal of the dead. ' Pnrllnnrl'u rlmma tnher dithers biB harvest in the spring and summer monthB. Oregon mud saves the lives of the Btray canine population of the metropolis during winter moDlhp. Still dogs, like unreason- ing men, would have the year all summer. The oharge that railroid inter ference in politics was responsible for moBt of the trouble in Ken tucky is proven by correspondence made public by oflioials ot the rail road in question. Farmers and Furrows A farmer is known by hia furrow as "the carpenter is known By his chips." It takes a firm hand and a tme eye to turn a straight furrow. No wonder the farmer wears out, spite of exercise and fresh air. One day's work on the farm would tire many a trained athlete And the farmer works hardest of U. The first up and tha Inst to bed, feeding his team before ho feeds himself, his work is practically never done. Why docs not the farmer treat his own body as he treats the laud ho cultivates? He puts back in phos- hnto wlmt he takes out In crops, or the and would grow poor. The farmer should put back into his body the vital elements exhausted by latter. If he docs not, he will soon complain of "poor health." The great value of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is in its vital ising power. It gives strength to the stomach, life to the hmgn, purity to the blood. It supplies Nature with the sub stances by which she builds up the body, juit as the fanner supplies Nature with the substances that build up the crops, M write to tell you of the (treat benefit I re ceived from thouirof Dr. Pierce'af Ooltlcu Med ici. DUcovery "writes Mr. O. n. Illrd, of Dym tile, Putnam Co., W. Vn. Mt cured me of very bad cat of Indigestion atMocUtcd with torpid liver. Before I began the tine of 'Golden Med ical niKovery ' I had no appetite; could not sleep nor work hut very little. The little that I ate did not agree with me, bowela constipated, and life was a misery to m, I wrote to Dr. lierco fivlny tha symptoms, and asked for advice. He advised me to try the 'Golden Medical Dis covery ' so I began the use of H and after taking four bottles I fell so well that 1 went to work; but soon got wonte, ao I again began tha us of it and used It about eight weeks longer, when I was parmancnUy cured." Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets invigor ate stomachy liver and bowels, use Uiem when you require a pill -FIRST- To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. - All drufrglata refund Mm money If It falls to cure. K, W. Hrove'a e'gtlB tore Is on each box. 26o. No Cure, No Pay. That la the way all drroelata sell flroves Tasteless Chill Tonio for Chills, Malaria and lllllloiisneea. It is as pleasant to taken L.nion Syrup. oOoout Have your bicycles, guns, etc, re nal red at 11. D. Paine A. Co. 'a renal r shop. The raoet complete line o( un- uries in juane county, ana tne Deer, workmen. . . Experlenoe Is the bent teacher. Use Acker's Kugllah Remedy In any cane of coughs, colds or croup. Hhnuld It fall to give Immediate relief money re funded. 28 ota and 80 ola. For sale ty W li DeLano "After doctors failed to cure me of pneumonia I used One Minute Cough Cum, and three bottles of li cured uie It la also the brat remedy on earth for whooping dough. It cured my grand. children of the worst cases," writes Juo Kerry, Loganton, I'a. It s the only harmless remedy that gltw. Immediate reeulta. Cum couglw. colds, croup and thn-at and lunu trouble. It prevents ooiituuipllou. Children always like It. Mothers endorse It. Vlnceut A Co, Corner lrug Htore. It baa been demonstrated repeatedly in every Mate In the Union and lu many foreign oouutrles that Chamber lalu'a Cough Remedy Is a certain pre ventive and cure for croup. It ha bo- come the universal remedy for tit .t iiliwaae. Al V Metier, ol l.llwrty, V Va, only repeats what lias been ml.l anniud the globe when be wrltm: ' I nave used I'liamoerialu' Couh Hetuedy In my family for several veara and always with prrfcvt euec. We believe that It la not only the liesl cnugli nmedy, Put Unit It l a sure cure lororoup. it liaa aitvel I tie litre of mr clnUlren a number ot lime." This remedy I for sale bv W L UeUiua National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital SBO.OOO Surplus - - SBO.OOO Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BANKINU BUHINES3 Dene na rensnrmltle terms. riii;ht drafts on ChlcuffO, Han KnuiiiUoo and Port ImhI, Oregon. - llllls ot etcbaoKe sold on forf-Ifm o nntries. Ueposites received subject to check or certifi cate of deposit. All collections entrusted to na will recelva prompt attention. T O Hiwnimrcv President. 3 U Eakim, Vice lWJcut. P. K. KjiunoBAHH, Civiliier. L. If. POTTKB. Ass't Ca-diiel EUGENE LoanSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Dp Cash Capital - $50,000 Surplus 2,500 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS' AOTEO ON FAVORABLE TERMS Prsfls issued on the principal cities of the United KtAles nnd foreign coxntrles. InteruHt Hllowcd on Demand Certificates of uenoMi wnen ielt stated period.- Collections receive our prompt attention. City and County Warrants tiouKht. W. E BHOWN, Prsildsnt. F. W. OSBUKN, Csthlri 0. a. PINE. Vice Presldsnt. W. W. BROWN. sst cashltr. LANE COUNTY BANK .Catablletiad 111 IS8II., - or - EUGENE, OREGON. n General Banltinglbusiness inlalllbranches transacted onjavopabtejerms. A. G. HOVEY, President S. M. ABRAMS. Cashier, B H HOVEY, Apst Cashier. lorthern Pacific RAILWAY Pullman Sleeping nars Elegant Dining Oars Tourist. Sleeping Jair TO SJ'.J'AUL, MINNEAPOLIS, iTTTIXfTtTT- KAKOO, tlHANUFOK: ICUtOUHS'l'ON, WINNll'JiU, IIKLKNATand Wl'fi'ri; Throunh Tickets to . CHKMUO, , WASHINGTON run,Aiif.i.ruiA, xskw YOliK, BOSTON, and All I'otuta ' East and South. For Information, time cards, map ' and tkketa, call en or write to B MoMTJRPMKY, Ueneral Airen.. Eugene, Office Opposite Uuanl ottice. Or. A D CHARLTON, Aset Uen'l 11sm. Amni aaS MorrUon St, oot Third, Portland, Oregon EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor, Dally exoept rJutMlay at 6 a m !..(. 1 iwiuimiiji eiw leavea norenit) for Kllsoue dally exoeot Kunilavs at v Hatumays at n a m. Arrive In Kti;tiet 8pmthdy followltnr. SINdl.S KASt. moo KOUN'tl TRIP moo Tickets for sale at K. Ilaniis' Htrtf ham, ruiriie, or at llurtl A Paveiiporl's oflln In rioreuoe. 0RE60N SHORT LINE R. R. THK DIRECT KOUTKTO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and nil Eastern Points. (Uvea choice ot two favorite routes, via th,. PSION PAt'lFlU Fast kill I Lino, or the RIO oraNpE seerlc Una Look at the time 1 days to Halt I-ak 1! (lays to Deuvvr X tiny to Chioairo J day to New York tr-IIKR HKI LIMKO eHAIH llHt I l-IIOI.ailll,niil H UT.ai.aj.Iii fsu; iiHi, Pi LLnan pilaik LKKflvu PARS. ror full eartloulare retardlr, tatea, time i tralns.etc. aatl on br aMreas L L Stevens Act, Eugene. CO Terr. WEComan Tr IWit Uea'IAft 1 Ttilrd 8t, Portland, Or c ANADIAN PACIFIC HY SOO-PACIFIO LINE. The onl Traiscon ienental Route ' Grand Scenery, Fine Accommodat ons Low Rates. e 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, touriBt cars, day coaches and colonist sleepers-.. CANADIAN PACIFIC ROT At, MAIH 8TEAMER8. To China and Jopan. CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN LINK To Honolulu and Australia, . For full Information regarding rates, eta apply to GEO. F; CRAW. Aitent, H. H. ABOTT, Kojene, Oregon Auent. Portland, Ur E. J. COYXK, A. (1. P. A., Vancouver, B. 0. 0 R & N GO. Depart Time Sohedole. - Arrived : Salt Lake, Denver, Fast Ft Worth, Omaha, Fast Mail Kansas City, St Mall 8 p m'' Louis, Chicago and 6H6 p m East . Walla Walla, Spo Spokane Vane. Minneapolis Spokane ' ' Flyer 8t Paul, Duluth, Flyer 3f46pm Milwaukee, Chi- 8 a m cago and East. Ociak Steamships I 8 pm All Sailinn dates i'p m . subject to uhanRe. -For San Francisco Sail Deo 8, 8. 18,18, 23. 28 and every 5 days. Dally "Columbia Kivib Ex Sunday Stkamehs 4 p tn 8pm To Astoria and Ex Sunday Sat 10 p m Way Landings. WillamettbRivsb 6am Oregon City, New- 4:30pm Ex Sunday berg, Salem and Ex Sunday Way Landings. WlLLAHITTK AND 7am Yamhill Rivers 8:30pm Tues, Tlmr Oregon City, Day- Mon, Wad and Sat ton and Way and Frl Landings. WlLLAMBTTlKlVBR 6am Portland to Cor- l :30pm Tues, Thur vallis and Way Mon, Wed and Sat. Landings. and Fri Lit Rlparla Snaki Rtvxb. Lt Lawistn 1:20 am Klpsria to Lewis tn Daily Dally l):30sm L L Stevens, Agent, Eugene. Gen W H Htirtburt nPass Agt Port, Or TICKETS Throi ing and POINTS EASY ugh Patau and Tourist Sleepers, DlB 1 Library Observation cars. Elegant Vestiuule Trains - No 4 Limited leaves Portland at Srilk'p rat' No 8 Limited arrives Portland at 8:00 am. . For ticket and full Information, call ori addrea JNO. M, WILLIAMS; , Or..: , Agnt,Ea A. K. U DENNI8TON, O P 4 T A. l'ortl.n.l, .Or . ..Printing.. Of All Kinds .AT THE..'.. GUARD OFFICE. GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES, STOCK. -Legal Blanks ol All Kinds.. SUMMONS- In the Circuit Ciurtof the State of Oregon for Lane county. John Conger, Plaintiff.) A. J. and Mabel Nickel, CleiueninT. llodson and A. wneeier, iyeieuuu.-. To A. J. Nickel and Mabel INicxel, two oi defendanU aDove nameai YOU ARE HEKEBY HOI ifir," " required to appear in the above entlt j Court and answer the oomplaint i f plaintlti 61ed in said Court in this cause against you, and the other defendants aoove , ,..( th., 1 fith dav of March, lUwi end yen are hereby further notified that if you faU to appear and answer said complaint, aa . ,l,l the u a lit I will uonwui, im ...w. - ---- r-- ,i Mke a decree against you ior iuo rent,, u,.i i t ia ni.:n A.wife, For a iui anient akSinst you, tne saiaueienuauts, and Alanei icaei, ior wv . . iritl onlii coin, with accrullnt interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum is like coin, and for tha sum of $7.91 taxes! and for the further sum of $40 00 attorneys' fee in said suit to be alloweil IT..! j n t ..u of S47H.50 being the sum now due, principal and interest, ou the promissory now set iun.ii m v..,.. aud for the coots and disbursements of saul suit; and for a decree against you, aud against each, all and every of the other defendanU i...!n mm,! for the foreclosure of the mort gage mentioned and set forth in said oom ni.ini knH fflMvir h&trinir vou and each of I. ..A ta &1I nf the other defendants, and all other persons claiming bv, through or un'ler 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 eauitr of redemption in, or to the said mortgaged premises described in said cem plaint, and described in said mortgage in said corepiainv meeuuDeu; iw"" l ot No. 2 In block No. 8 in the original plat of Fairniount, in Lane county, Oregon, con taining 1.28 acres, more or less; and for the f th ,hnv. dMLftrihed lands bT the sheriff of said Lane oount; , according to law and the practice i f said Court, and that the proceeds of said sale te applied first, to the payment of the costs and charges of making the same, and the cost and disbursements of said suit; second, to the payment of $40.00 reasonable attorneys tee, lor insciiut'.ng saio. suit. mi,... tn tha nAvmAnt tn still nlaintiff of the said sum of $429.50 in U. S. gold coin, together with accruing iuterest thereon, ana tne sain urn of S7.9I taxes, and for such other and further relief as may be equitable in the nramiiubL. This summons is served upon you by pub lication for six oonsecutive weeks' prior to the 15th der of March, 1900, in the Eugenic Dailt Gdabd, a daily newspaper of general oirculation throughout said county and state, printed and published at Eugene, said county and state, by order of the Hun. E, O. Potter, oounty judge of Lane county, Oregon, which order bears date the 16th day of January, 19UC, and that the said E.O. Potter, judge of laid ' oounty, in said order of publication of said summons upon you has prescribed the 15th day of March, 1900, as the time on or before which vou snail appear and answer tne oom nlaint in said suit. The. date, of the first, publication of this summons in said newspaper is uanuary id, 19UU. U ASlLYBU, AttVfor Plaintiff. SUMMONS. In the Cirouil Court of the State of Ore gon for Lane County. Blsnoh L. Cowgill, Plaintiff, ) ts. I T. F. Cowgill, Deftndant.) To T. F. Cowgill defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon, yon are hereby required to appear and answer the oomplaint filed against you in the above entitled suit within ix weekn from the data of the flint publication ol this Summons, aud the said first publication thereof is in the Ecoins Daily Gdabd of February Uth, 1900. and if vou fall to answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will take a deoree against you, forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing be tween plaintiff and defendant and alao for 'he oare, custody and control of the minor cnua mentioned in the complaint and lor sucn other relief as to the Conrt may seem equitaoie. Thin Summons is nubllshed in the En. Dailt Gcabs, a newspaper published in Lane County, Oregon, and having a gen- o.at vuiiuiAiigs werem, oy oraer 01 lion. K n.Pnt.A. mml.U.. T 1 . w.w., whh.j j.u,. V. UMID WIUUIJl Oregon, and made in chambers the 14th oay 01 leDruary, jvuo. E. B, Sjupwobth, Attorney for Plaintiff. NOTICE TO CEEDITOHS. Notice I hereby given that the ucd signed has been appointed by the Cou Court of Lane county, Oregon, ndminis tor of th estate of E. J. Simmon, deces ed. All person having claim against ai estate are hereby notified to prenmt the to me with the proper vouchers at Engen Oregon, within six monthB liom the fir publication of this notice. Dated November 28, 1899. Auo M. BttCXWITH, Admnis tra Central Market, Watkios & Mi PROPRIETORS will keep constantly on hand a full supplj BEEF MUTTON. PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at the lowest market prioee. A Ulr ..are or lie untile Batroiaie solicited i-TO THE FARMERS.-! We wlU p., the highest market price vauie, flogs and Sheen. Shop on Willamette St., aUQENE, OREGON aWUeais delivered to ant tart ol th FTeeotcnaree oil j THIS RAILVW COMPANY MjlWAUKtE) Notice) to Creditors- Notice ts hrhv oitm iVai ii.. r , "" Vl'""i oytne County Curt o Lani i Ocunty. Oregon, AdrainuT- trslor ot the Ealala nf 11 n n j ceased. All reraon hina etin.u'.i . aid eat.t. . hereby notiS-d to pr. them to th nnderaigoed with th. propi Tooeher. at lb. law ofaoa of A O Woodwek. in Eugene. Lao. Coonty. Orel fton, within all month from th oats of ihi. notiee. lated F.brsary 9, 1900. . , . , A, O, Wooncocs. Admintatrator of th EsUI. ot H. 0. On Deoeaawd. ' Operate Its trains ,v. system. ."wamiiu oiock I.ihU it trains h. .I. UmpT nU,tnKti ' b-rth readin. eT!i,a;,,ndi', "fJPM Pwencer train. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paiol SUMMONS. In ihe Circnit Court cf thobtttoof Uigon, lor Linn County. Olho V II ib na and ln n E Atoberw, flsmtitts, 1 va. I Charles Ericki.ou, Andrew M Bnumiooit. Krickbon, JiiuieH lork, li. i M. Diy, A. W. Cox mid Lnue Counlv, Dakuduulu J To CbarleB Krirksoii, Andrew M. Erlck-on, and Jiunea lurk, of the ilt'luui'uulB , Above named : IX THE NAME OF 'IHi STATE OF Ongon: You aud eai h ol yon ore nrr by rrqutreo to uppear and answer the com plaint filed u,uiiih' you aud the othi-r di tendauta in the ubvo entitled Uuurt and cause on or btuire the litib day of Mrtrcli. 1WU, that bin g Ihn tir-t duy of the u, xt icKUiitr teim of said Court, to be bigun and held iu Eugene, Lent Count), Oregon: atd if yon fail to bo nppeur i,ud auaa-ir said complaint, for Want theieol .he plaictiffs kill apply to tha Court tor tlm relu f prayeu for in said complaii,t, to ait, For a judgment against tire defeudeuta, CbarltB Erickson and Andrew M; Erickeon, for tbe Bum of $1700 with interest thereon from the 2uth duy if Ap il, 181)1, at the rate ol 8 or ot ut pe r annum, fur the sum of $25(1 attorneys' fees provided for iu plainiin" morigige, together with- coate auo disljuruetnont of thiB suit, and-for a deoree foreclosing plaiutiffa mrtgaae seourioo said Bum- and deaoribed in tbe oomplaint, aud for a decree of Bale of said mortgaged premiBes to- satisfy 'platstifTs judgmtnt prayed for, which premises are described us follows: Commencing at the BonthweBt oomer of a traotof land sold and convejrd bv William Sloan and wife to NorriB Huuphrey by deed recorded in doed boos H, page 240, ol tbe records of Lane County, Oregon, on a line with the east side of Willamette - street extended south, thenoe north on Willamette street flfty-Beven feet, ihenoe east one buudred and sixty feet, thence Boutb oue hundred aud tighty-hine feel, ihenoe weat one hundred and Bixty feet, thence north on Willamette street one hundred und thirty- two feet to the place of beginning, in sec-. tlon si, tp iv e us w in iauo uounty, Oregon; and for judgment and execution against the difenuauts, Chatle Erieksoo and Andrew M. Erickson, for any deficiency remaining unsatisfied after applying all tne proceeds of said Bale in 6atisfootion of eaid todgment; and for a deoree foreclosing and arriog the defendants above named and eaoh ol tbem, and all persona olain ins or to olaiin through or under them or either of them, of all right, title, or olnim of, in, or to said mortgaged premise or any part inereoi, inoiuaiog tne tqnity ol redemption therein and thereto, and for snob further relief as may be rt quiaite and equitable, 'J his summons is published in the Daily Euoknb GoAhD for kix RucccBsive week by order U Hon. J W. Hamilton, Judge of said Court, dated January 27th, 11)00, and trie date ot tbe first publicaitou-under said oraer, t t-Dnmry is, 1U00. W. 0. Hams, Attorney for Plaiuti K lli.. "iiviONS In th . " Eva riliiitlv i,, I " vi "" I ; ; M'-Klev, Del intheaboe,,,. expiration of , J """i, f-re the lll,h i'? you. fail to nZOI,U'..l1 . -b 'wetn iitHiut, vwatj alolhHtpuiI,;,i7f'tMli,ui1 C onrt uiay se. m . .1 ?"""ik!l shall.be o S Lane Cou,,!,. 0"'' CouJJ consecufv., ' wt.v.8 OoAtiu, ai dihen'H said oauer iu i Spn.blii J 1900. Andth.H..,'.1!'"-! Ms mmZZ'i CITATION. In the County Court for Lane Oonnty, vreguu. Ia the mailer of tbe estate of William veutcn, deceased CITATIuN. To Sarah Harper, Milton A Veatoh, Eliza beth Brines, FlorenceColvig, Lucy Tripp, i.aura Iweedy, William Evan, Ella Belts, Charles Tiudall, Millie Smith and Frank Evans, heirs at law and next of kin of said deceased, aud to all others ouucerueu reeling; in this NAM IS OF THE STATE OF Oregon, you are hereby cited and required to appear in the County Court of the Slate of Oregon, for the County of Lane, at Ihe court room thereof, in the Cunuty Court """"" .wwi nuia county and state, on Monday, the 4th day of February, laoi), ui iiib nour oi i o oiock in the afternoon of sold day, then and there to show cau.e, if any there be, why Milton A Viatch, exeon tor of said estate, should not be authorized ordered and directed by said Coqrt to sell at publio or private sale the following de scribed real property, belonging to said An tarn tn i ,L ""o1. See 8 T 19 S R I wrsl) and lots Nob 3. 1 and 7 in Rn n T iou u , west, all in Lane oounty Oregon; said land to be Bold for the highest and best price obtainable therefor, for ossh in handf for the purpose of and in order to pay off the . ..ua against said estate, aud the costs and expenses of odminislration.. .i. ! ,i?,d?,rBd ?nd ?djd8'd by ihe Courl .u. a v union ne served on enii heirs and next of kin, namely, Millie Smith and rank Evans, by publication thereof iu tbe Daili ttjQKNi! Goaiu), a newspaper of gen eral circulation iu (he said oounty and In be State of Oregon, published in Eugene, Oregon, daily, noept Sunday, and that tne Bame oe so publuhed for at least four Buoceeive week next prior to said 4th day of February, 1900. Published first time Januarys, laoo. Hon E O Poller, Judge of tbe Couutv Court ol n.- a,.. .. !S'"l!;Cu?,'"yo' L,ne h the seal of ..u i,o,iri amxed th a 20th day of Noveniher. 18UQ . J wl ' E. TJ. LEE, Connty Clerk. SUMMONS. In th rirrufi- r. - it oa . . a for th. Count; Tot Lane."' UWg Gertiud.M. Thomas, Plaintiff. 1 Harvey a'Thomas. Def.nd.nt I ?:H"r?. S-.Thomas, Defendant: 1" litis NAME OF THE STATE OF UrXrOtj. VMI area fiahI... I 1 . and an A. :"r'lu'"" "appear the alv. mt ll" id?' n" ,tn?MD" fo? Sjh' 1!0- " 'a" to answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will take i decree aire nst von rfi,li k. i -JT. ..(..T J , oetween p atntlff and ..nhnt; and th"' Plaint ff. name be m. m!? itom Grt"os AL Thoma. to hir h oth IaT1!!"' "d. , 19U0. unjmons Is '"""of tbsc,,:,! . 1 . Alio "-fctJ n-i.. f Jlbm, buffeMlneaS." LWj" equitable. H, summons shall be, by order week .".Snr- r.b""1 ,or x Jh lL,f- Jh.1l!"i Publication thereof is In fcl ' Pjblicationof this S K Ji5 .daT ' January. 1900. DA,,!,'.,,n"nl? h tH"hedin the Engene OreVL.'P'.County vuatuuers toe idtn day of Orea-on. Dm,) in January, i'jOO. E. R. Sx;pw(.rth, Attorney for Plaintiff. lion January . hia Ecosnk Dajlt Gtusnbv i' Oi Potter, JudM , ' iMDe County, Oreuon ""-I be 24th daof j'alo. -'SB Timber I a mj ... . Notice for Publi CsmnSi,,,. KostBOBO Ouoo,. Notice is he,b,gi,eDlfe ."oio, ennikd . Bale ot imh.r I..A, .. .. fornia, Oregon. Nei. .'aft Territory," 8iail.y N Oount, -of Lne,8.;t.,M av filed iu ih a nfflr,- v.:. W( Tito' 7 "WllOld -iw-iwi tur inn nrtMh... BhipKo. J7S. Ranae Cij 'J oner proof to Bhovv ih4i.fa.iTn for agricultural putpo,,,, hie i claim to said land bttan. and Keceiver of ibis oSm ,1 ""eoa.oaFmlav, iltM . He names as wltiessr,: 1 oeii oi jsugene, Otegoii; h Eugene, Oregon; B? W. ioju gene, Oregon; L. E.Beiiii. gon. Any and all personi cUinu. , the above-described liodtinu ol?.,i' o'siniB in llusofit,, Do.u .jiu uay oi lUaiCQ, laU), T. Timber Land, Act June 3,1 Notice for Publicit. UNiuDSiitnUni Kohibubo Ouxs, Juwfl Notice is hereby given that a a with the provisions of theMta'ai .Time 3, 1878, entitled "At irtl timber lands in the itaUs af Cue gon, Nevada, aud Waihlina li Howard VV. Kowlanil, of l,tjw. Lane, Btate of Oregon, Ins tssa; this office his sworn rUtaMokSi the purchase of theS jSWi' section No. 27, in tewninip K& H i Na 4 E, and will offer pnrnl It an land sought is mors vslusbla locisi etone than for agricultural pupa establish his claim to said hulls Register and Keceiver of tbiiofisi burg, Oregon, on Friday, tbt Si marcn, luuu. He names as wltneaaea: 7. Ill of Eugene, Oregon; S. SmtlW (ton; L. E. Bean, of Eugene, Onrs I Campuetl, of .ugene,Ureroo. Anv and all uereoua diinubl ra above-described lands are Rqoa.1 their claims in this omceonorn dav of Mai ch. lMMI. J. 1 liUMHHS Timber Land, Act Jum)I Notice for Publleatw TJiTinSlitnIi) ltOSEHOBO, OlKIKi , Jteujl Notice is hereby given tha ka with the provisiona of the Kt sal June 3, 1878, entitled ''An artta timber lands in the etstea ol u nn, Nevada, and Wblnv Fred B. Bellman, of EugM o state of Oreuon, haa tha a" othce his sworn atatement na-iw, "T chaae of the N i S E i, of section No. -A in township I" No. 4 E , and will offer oro S l.n.l I i. mora vslnslit anasr nnn. tl.An fnf AtrrlenltlUll P eaUblish his claim to saal s4 Register and Keceiver of Ita burg, Oregon, on FridiJSl1 March, VJ He names as wltneaeeai w Euuene: Sidney Scott, A "T! Rowland, of Eogenet u. .--, Anv and all peraona dauniaj above-deecribeir di wnj their claims in this office on 23d d.v of March, 1900. j. x. nan NOTICE TO CBEDintS Kslale nf Ratio Ltwll, o""" Ni-tice i hereby grrw. J"J ooncorn that tne unun.is.--j ....i Ai.Mb T.Aa.ia. hsTsbeen qr CouitofLane oonn WJ-J pointed executors oi m'.'0 Liewts, aeceHBou, '-Uf claim Boainst said esUle w" fled and required to """"TLe Ihe proper vouchers to """Till law office of Thompsoo H"I. . i iaua i Lane oouniy, v"r"'JLZ Irom tne oaie oi m --j Devon mL &uKni. of September, 1899. s Eieontots of the etM deceased. . (llrVisw- a Kin of" I ''".rwlining chair "dU-avery bait dinini' ? ed.1 ' w "diet airm t W CASEY, Tret Paa Atat Uci noL- C J EDDY, PorUaad, N01ICE OF FINAL SETTEMENT. Eiateof W.S. Miller, dfctased. Lane t nty, Oregon. Notice Is hereby given that George W. ,l!ite.lt"dmi,'''r'oro','d "'' ha filed his final account for settlement of said estate, and Mondav. th. srih A-. t v. sit, 1 at ten o'clock in tbe lor. noon ot aid day haa been set by order of Hon. E. O. Potter, ocunty judge of said Lane county for hearing objection to the same. Dated Deo. 26, 1899. Oio. W. Wnmrrr, n. u r, . AdTiiniatialor. Oxo. B. Dolus, Attorney. Administrator's N1 Nolle is hereby f'X signed, W.MandayB. " Minted administrator l '"l nel Smith, deceased, oj u of Lane county, Or.jo. ,4 having claims notified to prtawn. "J gvas) proper Touchers, to f the law office of L. BilJVJ A gon, within si j Ibis notice . .sjk1 Dated this Mm "i jjil.tiXn Alt'y tor r "" EXECTTBIX notice le I---.-- reetijl 4 executrix oi tne ij" u,. "r, of the estate of , ' ,.rr. J .U nrt Of I-11 ..I S ;npTu.h.vincU.tfl sr. hereby tgl th. proper Trh'H7 st VZ M office of l r;'Vhe ls"l within ail month, of JM j-jJ Dated this 'Ori i A. U BaTc.Atty'",tt, a1 : ei.,ai.fl