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Newspaper Page TextDaily fiugeue Guard I'uhllilie-I every evening rf tho week, Hun ,lveNfl Ulreall . ..ii niiiicatlirn aud rn.k- all remittance" payable to the KuouISl'AUI. Eugene, Oro(("nJ( auitsciurrioN ,uatks. DAII.T. Delivered by carrier, per week f M Delivered by carrier, per month Bv mail one year (in advance) . S JK Six montliii J One month Single onplea, 1,0 wrrKLT. One year (In advance) J j Six months Advertising ratee made known on applica tion. Kntored a second-class matter at E'Ufene, Oregon, postoHice. the TUB KAHTKRN OFFICES -Of the paiwrareatKW to 'OA Temple 'Court, New York Oily, and U 8 Kxpreai Bldr W Wa-h-ingt n St, Chicano, 11L, E KATZ! AdvertU inK Agency fn charge. CAMX'BELL BROS PublinherB All Buslnass lettera to this ofBoe should b dlroct.d to THE OUaRD Inatead of aUnar .f;th. pr.pr...... PgfUlL ,. "1 UGENE bUARD SUN MON TUf. WBO THU FBI SAT V" " I 2 3 -4- 5 6 7 6 & Q 1 1 1 13 IS 16 17 16 S 2Q 1 1 22 25 24 25 26l2726205O5i MOON'S PIIA8K8. New moon March 1-30 Xlr quarter.? ' yubmoon 1" Lut quarter " M WEATHER BUREAU- (lull; Hoport.) PORTLAND, OltKHON,) March to, 1! JO 0 a m Weather forecait for Kugoue, Oiogon: Tonlsht and Wednesday: fair; Thursday Fair ana warmer. TUESDAY MARCH 20 Do not forgot that boforo you can cast a voto at the coming state and presidential elections your name must be on the rogistor. The time is " now on to have your name put thoie. If not registered before May 15 you cannot vote. You can register bo foro any notary publio or jus tice ot the peace tree ot cost, or at the courthouse in the county clerk's oflico. Do not nogloct to rogistor. A PLAINT AND THE EFFEC TIVE ANSWER. This morning's Register devotes all the editorial Bpace to an effort to break the foroe of the movement Inaugurated by the Citizen's party for eoonomy in county expenditures and lower rates of taxatiou. The Register seelci to detraot from the importance of this union bi tho people lor belter self government hy insinuating that the Citizen's oarty movement has no other aim than selfish ends, fi saya: It is apparent that in the coming campaign tbe tight of tbe oppou tion is to be made upon the lines that Lane county is a tax ridden oounty; that its affair are badly administered; that the rights and prmlegoa of Lane oounty oitisen hip are badly abused; that the flat must go forth oyer the state and be advertised to the world that home- soekers from the East will do well to look to other places for location; all this to be done so that an evening paper oan satisfy one ambition, the election of sheriff for the patronage there is in it. " It is not neoesnary for the Qi'ard to make any personal defense to this covert attaok. "The public address to the voters of Lane oounty, Oregon" is a full and com plat a answer to the Register plaiut. That address was formulated and promulgated by a committee repre senting the Silver Republican, Democratic and Populist parties, organizations that on November 4, 1890, gtve Wm. J, Bryan 377 plurality In Lane oounty. We re publish the rssentlal portion of that "public address": Sinoe the republican administra tion ol county affairs oomuiencH four years a,y, the rate of taxation baa grown higher eaob succeedins vear. The change has been so rad ical, the amount collected and paid out so rnuoh in exoeei of four year? ago, bb to cuaiieugo oarneBt allmitinii uf every voter. 11 you will but cimpitre toe oUieiul fiuure you cannot escape the cou- ol union that there ban been great extravauancu ami UHelePH wattle o mililiu money. liiKb laxe are not a Weening to any people anil iB no a welcome viaitor to any borne. We find that in 189G a fix levy of 15 milia raised a revenue suQj- oient to pay all the running ex penses of tbe county, and a consid erable sum on tbe county debt. In 1898 the tax levy was 20 mills, which raiee'1 a revenue of $88,520, wbicb was more than twice bb large as in 1896, and yet this large sum was not suuicient to pay tbe ex travagant expenditures ot tbe county. In 1897 tbe levy was if min. In 1898 the levy was 20 mills. In 1899 tbe levy was23i mills. We ask the taxpayers to con sider these figures. w w This high rate of taxation oan be reduced by an honest and econom ical administration of the county aflairn. This will not be doie by the party in power, under tbe lash anil rule of the party ring. We believe it lo be of the highest im oortance for the welfare of the county, and the duty of each voter, of whatever former party affiliation, to place men in office ho will re duce the tax levy and run tbe county affairs on an economical basis. A fair and equitable assessment of all taxable properly, and tbe very lowest tax levy consistent with efficient government, is our nmt to. We therefore invite all voters, irrespective of party, to join ub in this movement of retrenchment ana retorm. Joshua J. Walton, J. F. Amib, i. E. Stevens, (Jommittee, A MERCILESS MONEY LENDER. A London Associated Press dis patch Bays the will of Isaao Gor ton, the notorious money lender, who died recently, cannot be found, and is being advertised for. It ap pears tnis well-known name in English courts, though Gordon himself rarely appeared, was borne by a man of only 85, who 1b oredited with leaving $5,000,000. On his body wu8 found $20,000, and in hi office $135,000 in cash. ThiB accu mulation was due to the faot that the banks finally would t ot have anything to do with his aaoounts. This scathing obituary appears in M. A, P. (Mainly About People): - A tall well-built, erect, ruth -loss, daring bird ol prey, he Beemed to spend on bis tiuaineBB of extor tion all the passion whinh an or dinary human being would divide between home, plenBure and the other interests of life. During tbe last month he suffered agony from a diseuse of the jaw, and when his voice was reduced to a hideous uroak, he kept on norking fever ixhly at his devil's jjb of breaking up humeri ii1 hearts. The eUh' uitths which Gordon spent In j til, v hen Btnrting on bis usurious career, ruined his health and emhittertid his life. Amonf; his viutims he numbered clergy men, widows, nrphtua and spend thrilta uf all ounces in England, and he frankly Biiid in court that neither the tears of the widow, nor of the orphan, would have the slightest effeot on him in pressing a ol.iiin. His interest generally exceeded the principal, and through agents, or directly, he rendered homeless hundreds of people. Few dead men have ever received the meroilees obituaries that appear everywhere on the death of this millionaire. WPIERCES Favorite Prescription "Israsj grateful to you for your advice-," mya Mrs. SitUK-y (1. Onkra, of vviiiumcii, iiiiayivania t.o., va. " When I commenced your medicines I had been treated by dllTcrent doctors for three months or more, but would only receive pnrtlnl relief for a abort while mid then would be worse than before. Waa con fined to my bed moat of the time. At the time I commenced vonr treatment my left aide waa completely paralyzed. Had no desire to eat anything; bowela costive nil the time, hferves were all unstrung, so I could not bear the least noiae. I also auTm-d from diseased ovaries and female weakness. But thniiks to my Maker and vou, after following vonr advice, I am abie to do all my wash ing, sewing and house work in general. 1 haven't had a apium in two months. lft olT medicines about one month ago. IMdn't think it necessary to con tinue them longer. I have taken alxiut seven bottles of Dr. Tierce's l-'avurite Prescription, seven of the '('.olden Medical Discovery,' and two vinla of Pleasant IVlleta.'' I hcnrtilv recommend those medicines to all suffering as 1 was." makes weak women STRONG. sick women WELL. -FIRST- National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Caoital 850,000 Surplus - - $50,000 Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL UANK1WU BUoijikm A. Done on reasonable terms. riiht .lfht nn r!Muso. Han Francisco and Port land, Oregon. Hil! of eichange sold on furmn ccuutiles. li..itM rwwivMl umhiect to check or oertlli cateofderjo.it All collection! entrusted to na wUl receive prompt attention T O PurnmcM, President. P. E. Snodobahs, ('antiier. h, H. FOTTKR. Arw't Caabiei S B KAKIH, Vice i-reul.ltut EUGENE LoanSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital - $50,000 Surplus - - - Z,! OCNCRAL BANKING: BUBINEH TRAN8 . : AOTID ON FAVORABLE TERMS. Drafts leaned on the nrlneloal cltlel of the United State! and foreign countries. Interest allowed on Demand Certificate! of Deponlt when left itated period. lyoiieouous receive our uruuiui bimjiuiuu. City and County Warrants nought. W. E. BKOWN, Prsildent F. . OSBURN, Cashier. D. A. PAINE. Vice Preiident. W. W. BROWN. Ant C!!hler. LAKE COUNTY BANK Established In last. - oir - EUGENE, OREGON. n General Banking, business in all branches transacted on favorable terms, A. G. HOVE?, President J. M. AHRAMB. Cashier, B H HOVEY, Anst Cashier. . lorthern Pacific RAILWAY Pullman Sleeping ars Elegant Dining1 Cars Tourlatl Sleeping Jaif S1'. 1'AUL, MiNNKAl'OLlS. jUTI l.trrTt, T0 KAHGO, 1II1ANUFOKK3; (;K'OUK3TdN, ;WINNU'EO, HKl.ENAand Htl'ITK. -Throunh Tickets to CIIIOAUO, WASHINGTON l'HIl.ADKl.PHIA, NKW YORK, BOSTON, anil All I'umta -Bait and South. For Information, time cants, map and tickets, oall on or write to P. McMURPltKY. General Agont, Eugene, OIHoe Opposite Guard oltioa. nr. A D OHAUI.TON, Asit Gen'l Pass. Anent, 10j Morrison St, oor Third, Portland, Ore.ton EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Stage leaves Eugene for Florxnoe Daily except rjunday at 6 a ni Returning stage leaves Florence ror r.ugeae aauy exoept Hundaya at i pm Maturdays at 8 a m. Arrives lu Eugene at 6 p ui the day following. sinou rAsa. , KOUNO TKIl".. .... Son Tlcatta for sale at K. Banns" iirerVurn. Kinr ne, or at llurd A lYeuporl i oOloa in fiorenon. THROUGH TICKETS TO THI EASTandSOUTH EAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY OICTOI' Pullman Palace Sleepers Tour ist Sleeners anc) Roclmln" Citalr w I a waj 1 1 i,u t t DKNVKli, OMAHA, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS' And other Kaatera CiUea. Tha only Hue from Portland offeiitur 'MW!K-.n Siiet-lally Coadncted Kirunknia through to Chicago very Wntnam'ay. ttr Portland to CHcaflo Via Southern Paciflo. Union Pacific N W Hy1. lias-gam checked thronch in deatlnaUoa. Magnificent amnery, lnl.n dei.4. faat lime, lowest rates. For further inforrnatioo, apply to anv ajjent Southern I'adtio Comny, or U lATIIHOr. t' V BKO . -,a B a CANADIAN nu PACIFIC RY SOO-PACIFIC LINE. The on!,' Tra scon ienental Route Grand Scenery, Fine Accommod-t ons Low Rates. To and from all east ern points and Eu ropo. Direct Koute to Kootenay mining district, British Col umbia. We run the finest solid vestibule train crossing the continent consisting of Falace sleepers, dining cars, tourist cars, day coaches and colonist sleepers. CANADIAN PACIFIC ROYAL MAIL STEAMKKS. To China and Jopan, CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN LINE To Honolulu and Australia, For full information regarding rates. etc. apply to C.V.CI. V. CRAW. Agent. II. II. ABO'lT, Eugene, Oregon Agent. 1'ortland, Ur. E. J. COYLE, A. G. P. A., Vancouver, B. C, 0 R & N GO. Depart Time Schwlule. Arrived Salt Lake, Denver, Fast' Ft Worth, Omaha, Fant Mail Kansas City, St Mail 8 p mf Louia, Chicago .and li:40 p m Kant Walla Walla, Spo Spokane kane, Minneapolis Spokane Flyer St Paul, Duluth, Flyer 3:41pm Milwaukee, Chi- 8am . cago and East. j Ocean Steamships ! 8pm Ml Sailing dates 4'p m mibject to change. For San Francisco Sail Den 3, 8, 13,18, 1 23, 28 and every 5 days. Daily Columbia River Ex Sun day Steamers 4pm 8pm To Astoria and Ez Sunday Sat 10 p m Way Landings. WillahetteKiveb 6am Oregon City, New- 4:30 p m Ex Sunday berg, Salem and Ex Sunday W ay Landings. ' TWlLLAMETTE AND 7am Yamhill Kivkus 3:30 p m Tues, Thur OroKon City, Day- Mon, Wed and Sat ton and Way andFri , LandlnRB. " WlLLAMETTElllVER Portland to Cor- 4:30pm vallisand Way Mon, Wed Landings, and Fri. Ijv Blparial Snake 31iver. LvLewUtn 1:20 a ra I Hiparia to Lewistn Daily Daily 8:30 a m L L Stevens, Agent, Eugene. W H Hurlburt Gen Pass AKt 1'urt. Or .tSfSfl TICKETS POINTS EASf Through r'alacj and Tourist Sleepers, Din lng and Library Observation cars. Elegant Vestibule Trains. No 4 Ltmitffd leaves Portland at 3:45 p m. No S Limited arrives Portland at 8:10 a m. For tickets and full infoimation, call or address JNO. M. WILLIAMS, 0r Agent, En A, H. C. DKNN1STON, C P T A. Portend, fr Central Market, (ins 1 PROPRIETORS Will keen constantly on hand a full supply BEEF MUTTON. PORK and VEAL Which they will m at the lowest umrnot prices. A falnlare ol tie piiMlc patroMe solicited -TO THE FARMERS.-! We will pay the hlRheet market prlc. for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Sheep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. tWUoniM delivered to an. part ot Ut city Peotoharga OREGON SHORT LINE R R THE DIRECT ROUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. Hires rholc ot two favorite rentes, via the I SION r.-tFlCKa.t Mail Une, or lheRlO0RASiin.Hn.nlc Une tAJVK 1) days L'i rliivn SJ day 1HJS at th. time. to Halt Lake to Dvnver to Chicago to New York 4J dj HtKR RMLIMVC CHAIR rAH I I'HIlLM HIHHSl MITaL,i"r KLKRPtKU fAHs. 'or roll particular, retarding rates, um. tralni,.l, oall on or addrew L L Stevens Art, Eugene. CO Terr Trav ll At WECom.n Uea'l Af IMlTjird St. Portland, Or SUMMONS- In the Circuit Court of the BtaU of Oregon fur Lane county. John Conner, l'laiutiir. A. J. and Mabel Nickel, l.lrluenaa 1. i . ..1..... -..,1 A W heeler. Defendant. o A. J. Nickel and Mabel ISIcKel, two oi ... difendanta above nameiir n ciniredtoapar in tl.e alK.ve eiitltl-J Vurt soil answer wiu wpui-.-.- . , ": filed in said Court lu tnie ciie h'j Ithe other detenuania ;,inn. Z y. u are hereby further notilied that if you fail to appear anil answer said complaint, J . c 1j...-.l... tha lut.h llHV Ol IViarUll, aforesaid, for want thereol tne piainuu w take a decree aiiaiiist you lor ui. n.. r-'--for in saiii complaint, to wit! lor a JU'fe""' against you, the saiddefendauta, A. J. J and MabelNickel, for the sum of 8129.50 in United Stotes go'a ooin, wivn interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum in like coin, and for the sum of S7.D1 taxes; and for the further sum of 840 00 attorneys' fee in said suit to be alloweu by said Court, said sum oi "-"-a mm now due, principal and interest, on the piomisKory note set forth m said complaint, and for the costs and disbursement! of eaiu suit; and for a decree against you, aud anamrt each, all and every of the other defendant herein named for the foreclosure of the mort gage mentioned and set forth in said com- plaiut, and iorever oarnuK "' you, and each and all of the other defendants. and ull otner persons ciaiujiuij ur, ... or un eryou.oreitherof you, or by, through anta above named, of all right, title, interest or inuitc of redemption in, or to the said mortgaged premises aescnoeti u .u ..L.ink. and described in said mortRaiie in said corauiaint mentioned; said premises t complaint described as follows, to wit 1 ,nt Na 2 in block No. 8 in the original plat of Fairiuount, in Lane county. Oregon, con taining 1.28 acres, more or less; and for the sale of the above described landB by the sheriff f t ana Mlinf Ai-nftpHinLT fcO 1&W OUd tttB practice t said Court, and that the proceeds of said sale be applied first, to the payment of the costs and charges of making tne Bame, ana V.a mat and (..ahnraAmentB of said BUlt; second, to the payment of 40.00 reasonable attorneys lee, lor instituting sam uuiv, whim. n rhaivLvnmnt. naif, fllftlntiff of Ul6 Baid sum of $429.50 in U. S. gold coin, together with accruing interest thereon, ana tue nam Dum nf S7.Q1 taxes, and for such other and further relief as may be equitable in the premises. liVatinn im- i n Rett. -hive weekB Diior to the 15th dav of March. 1900, in the Eugene Daily Guard, a daily newspaper of general circulation throughout said county and state, printed nnd published at Eugene, said county un.l aitn.ta hv nrW nf thfi Hun. E. O. Fotter. county judge of Lane county, Oregon, which order bears date the loth day of January, 1900. and that the said K. U. hotter, judge oi said county, in Baid order of publication of said BummonB upon you baa prescribed the 15th day of March, 1900, as the time on or before which ou snail appear ana answer tne oom- nlftint in nairi suit. The date of the first publication of this summons in said newspaper is January 16, 1900. Im UlLYEU, Att'yfor Plaintiff. SUMMONS. Iu the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the Uounty ot lane. Gertrude M. Thomas, Plaintiff,) VB. Harvey S. Thomas, Defendant ) To Harvey S. Thomas, Defendant: TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF JL Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint file 1 against you in f Via aVultu antitla.! ( Vi..f ah naknri.aa 171. day of March, liM)0, and if you fail to answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will take a decree against you dissolving the lionds of matrimony now existing between plaintiff and defendant, and also that plaintiff's name be changed from Gertrude M. Thomas to her maiden name, Gertrude M. Davidson, and Buoh other relief as to the Court mav seem equitable. This summons shall be, by order oi satu L-ourt, published tor six consecutive weeks, and the first publication thereof is in the issue of the Eugene Daily Guard of January 13th, 1000. And the date of the order of publication of this summons is the 13th dav of January. 1900. This summons is published in the Eugene x ail i iruAKii oy oraerot jtion. a. u. Jfotter, Judge of the Count v Court of Lane Countv. Oregon, made in chambers the 13th day of January, iuw. . ' E. R, Skipworth, Attorney for Plaintiff. Notice of Final Settlement. Estate of Jas. Hnddleston, Lane County, Oregon : Notioe is horoby Riven that 8, A Hud- aioBion, exeonirix ol tbe estate of Jas, Hnddleston. deceased, haa filed her final aooonnt in the matter of said estate in the uounty court ot Lane connty, Oregon; and 'hat Monday, the 7th dav of Uav. iimil at Ihe hour of 10 o'clock id the forenoon nf I tnat day has been axed by said Court for me ueaung oi oojemona to aaid account and for the final settlement of Baid estate. Any and all objections to Baid aooonnt and in the final settlement of said estate must be filid with the olerk ot said Court on or ueiore saia aaie ot hearing. Dated this 14th day of Maroh, 1900. , 8. A. HTJDDLESTON, L. Bilvkc, Executrix, Att'y for said Estate. 1 ..Printing.. Of All Kinds .AT THE.... GUARD OFFICE. 600D WORK, LOW PRICES, BU03 STOCK. .LeQaI Blanks of All toft.. SUMMONS. lu lu- Circuit Court of tbeHUtt? of Ot'on, for Lane Couuiy I.NV R b rl ind On u E I .-bort, Plaii:!ilVs, j CbafloH Eiic!- "U, Andrew M f Suniiuuiis. Krtckoii, (Juiiif'B York, II. M. Dh, A. W. CoxandLnue C iuuty, Dolt nduutfl J To CbarlH trii-khou, Andrew M. Erick ni, atid tJuuJtm Vork, uf . Ilia rit'tVuduui above UMn?fid; IK THE NAME OF THt STATE OF Origon: You and each ot you ore b rtby rt quired to appear aud antiwar the com- pbiiat filed hluidh; you and tbe olhir d-!ndaute iu the abuve en tit If d Court and uause on or before Ibe 1'Jth day of M.m U. UU, tbat bing iu nrt day oi tho next reguinr tmm of aaid Ooprt, to bo begun and bela in jsugue, ijano uounty, urngun: atid if you fail to so appeur aud anttw, huh! complaint, lor tmt tncrtiot tin pluintitls will apply to the Cuni t fur t; n reliel prayeu lor in saia couipiaitic, to vni, For a judgment against the dofendaiita, for tbe sum uf $1700 with iuteretU thereon from the 20th day f Aptil, 1BD1, at tbe rate of 8 yvr Cent pr annum, for Ihe Bum of $250 attorneys' fees provided for in Dlaiuuff s mortflice, toeetber wilb cost a atiQ disbursements of this suit, and for decree foreclosing plaiutm s mortgace seourinu said sums and denoribid in the oomulaiut, aud fur a decree of sale of said mortgaged premises to satisfy plain tiff's judfjnit nt prayed for, which pre mi sea are described as follows: uomuieuciug at tne southwest oorner of a tract of laud sold aud conveyed bv William Sloan ad wife to Norria Huuinhrev bv deed tt corded in deed booit H, page 240, 15 of tbe records of Laue Oouuty, Oregon, ou a line with tbe east side of Willamette street extended south, thenoe north on Willamette street nftyseven foet, theuou eust one hundred aud sixty feet, thence South oue hundred and tig hty -urne feei, tbfuce wtBt oue hundred and Btity foet, thence north on Wiiiumette street oue bundred and tbirty- two tent to the plaoe ot beginning, in sec- uun ol. tu U o ao win luane uoiintv Oregon; and for judgment and execution against the d" fondants, Charles Eiiohson and Andrew M, Erioksou. forany dofioiencv remaining nnsnusned alter applying ail tbe proceeds of said sale in satisfaction of said judgment; and for a decree foreo lowing aud batriuff the defendants above uameu and each ol tnem, and an persona ciaiu ing or to claim through or uuder tbem or either of tboin. of all riobt, title, or claim o, iu, or to said mortgaged premises or any part thereof, including tne equity ol redemption therein and thereto, aud for Buoh further relief as may be requisite and equitable. '1 his sum nions is published in the Daily Eugene Guard for six successive wetks by order if Eon, J W. Hamilton, Judge of said Court, dated January 27lb, 1900, and the date of the first publication nuder said order, February 2,1900. W. 0. Hai,b. Attotney for Plainti s. SUMMONS. Id the C iron it Court of the Stato of Ore gon for Lane Goauty. Blanoh L. Cowgill, Plaintiff, ) vs. T. P. Cowgill, Doft-Ddhtit. ) To T. F. Cowgiltdeleudant: IK THE NAME OP THE STATE OF Oif(!Q-i, 5 on nro hnby u quired iu appear it d auttn er tlio oouiplaiut iited agaiutst you in the above eutii Ud nuit within bit, weeka from the date ol the Hi Bt publication ol this Summons, and the said first publication tb-rcof ih in the Edoknie Daily Gdaiid of Fobruuiy Hlh, l.fOU, and il yon fail to answer, for want thereof, the plain lilt will tube a decree ugoiimt you, futr-ver dissolving (he bonds nf matrimony now wasting' be tweon plaintiff aud defendant and alRo for he cure, custody aud control ot tbe minot child mentioniMi iu the comprint and lor such other relief as to tbe Court may Beem iquituble. 1 tiin Summon a ia published in the Ku genk Daily Guam), a newspaper publishtd iu Lane County, Oregon, and haviug a gen rral circulattcu therein, by order of Hon. B, O. Potter, couniyind e of Lane Oounty. On n on, and made in uLuu.bcrfl the 14th uay ot February. I9UU. K. R, Skipwobth, Attorney tor Plaintiff. Notice, of Guardian's Sale of Meal Property. Nolioe ia hereby given that by virlue of an order of the County Court of tbe Bute of Oregon, in and for Lane oounty, duly made and entertained on the 5th day of Mann, l'JUU, in the matter of the gunrdinn shipof LizzieS. Fiak. licensing and authorizing Buch Bale, I will offer for sale at publio anotion, at Hie Court House door on the 9th day of April. A. D., 1900, between the hour of 9 o'clock in the forenion and Ihe hour of 3 o'olcck in the anernoon of sold day, to the highest bidder for oash, all tbe interest of the B.iid ward in and to the following deBoribed property and premises, to-wit: Theneofthen w of section one (1) in township seventeen (17) b r one east of the Willamette nieiidmu. Also the norlb half, and tbe nortb half of the sou.h half, and the south half of the southwest 4uarier or seotlon tuitty-Bii (36) township sixteeu (16) s r one east of the Willamette raid'n- Also all of seotion thirty eil (J6) in townehip Beventeen (17) rone west of tbe Willamette meridian. And the south half of southeast quarter of aeotlon siiuen (16) township seventeen (17) s r one east ol Willamette meridian. All in Lane connty, State of Oregon. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 10th day of Maroh, A. D., 1900, . A. H. FISK, A. u. Woodcock, Guardian. Attorney for Guardian. NOTICE TO CKEDITOHS. Notice Ib hereby given lhat the nrd signed ass been tptjoietid by the Con Uiurt of Lane county, Oregon, sdminis tor of the estate of E. J. Simmons, deces eil. All persons having clain s against al enaie are hereby r.otified to present the Jo me wilb tbe propt r vouchers at Engen uregon, witbin six niontha fiom the fir publication of this notico. Dated November 28, 1899. Auoc M. Bkcxwith, . Admai-itrt EXECUTRIX NOTICE. Nntlp, i, h,,i,y given, that the nndew "1, 1-Vdia A Huston, has been duly apimt "vnnrix of the last will and testament 'f Hie estate ot H. C. Huston, deceased t ieconntv eonrt of Ij,e county, Oriion ail wr n havinR claima avaiost said re hereby notirieil to present the same tne prnIH)r vouchers to said executrix at lawothce of L. llilyeu at Eugene, Ore within six month! of the date o i this notice. J'atedthia23rd day of January, 1IKK). Lyuia A. Huston, t ii.. . Executrix. i- Biuii A foriilate 0:JE of n.VAL f.EiTE.MI.NT. K.iofW.8. Miller, decased. Une oi.ty, Oregon. vcH'1?. Ipb iwn xhrt G orge W. eiii S ' oministrator of said es'ate, has nied his Bcal account for m tilrment of said J.'L uJSA .Mndl'y. '" flllh day of Fetru v 1900, at ten o'clock in tbe forrnooo o( said dav has hMr t . .. - , v O. Potter, cennty Judge of said Lane county '"'hearing objection to the same. faieu. iieo. aj, 18iy. Go. W. Warm itt, n t Administrator, Uo. B. Douia, Attorney. fin... VMMQt; theCir,..:. ley. C.Kn J. i: Vi . 1 SllCI .,. ""1Hr. . " 'ten,!,..!.:' ...... i- uuoYH wkm, ii.. 'ore the Ki.k V'luJ you !.i , " iu. piaiutitT win uki.i I uuriuiytlai--U,l snail be. h ...7. i Lane ConT tj , o"' CJ "! paper I. iSMJ lion o. ,1,1. "awoftt, J Jauuarv. lam """""""sj his i-ummoia i, . Lane Cnnni. 01 M Tl Notice fofB-ul " 'llBli gwnmtoii,!. Notioe Is hereby ,iIB, wilb theprovaif'H of June 3, 1678, mJ3 saleoltimb.rta,i7.1 '""" 'fson, Nmj.; Territory." day filed in IhijoHcli!! tNn.7f,'2 tnr . "1 1 .y;,"!1? a- Hingis,, ofler proof to ihwibla morel valuahl. In, i,. for onrieultorsl pmro J and ltegjiverof lh Ot. gon.ouFtiilt,, lie usmes as bell of Eucena. Orton,. i Eugene, Oreoon: B ' J gtue, Oregon; L t.Baitl is- Any and all rmu iJ ,ue uuuvt-ueBcrilicii luaa ule llu ir clairuu it ilf, Baid 23rd day of jIiieM I. 1. Ill; Timber Land. ActlJ Notice for PiJ UsmDSna: I Notice h hirebjr girnw: with the Droviiiom ol Amt June S, 1878,oiitUlii"Aiii timber lands in the Itas i j gun, Nevada, sod IVauJ nowara w. K',wln, tt LJ liaue, state el Okkoo, b this ollice hi! svoro tola the DUrcliase ol IheShV secthtn Nu. 27, is teartfip. INn, 4 fj, and will eHpp.(; lulid ueuKlit ii mure tiluiii ttiine thau lor sgncnltfiiil entaljliuli liU claim to ail Hester anil lieceiver of tli, burii, Urciion, on rrmj, March, I'M). lie nalnea u mtuas: of Eugene, Uregoo; il, Soa, con: 1,. E. HnD.of Eoea Campbell, of tmin,0nia Any and supimdiii above-descHbed lindiww their claims in this olficecsaji day of jVaich.l'JOU J.ljtal Timber Land.ActW Notice for M UsiroSMiJ TCtl.-a 1. tieuta liraliii with the proviiioni old!"11 ,h;nu 3, iHe,enui - jinn, Nevada, iwi Fred 11. Uellm,MW" t . kM ib stale wi uj'i. otlicehintorotU1"' -c .l. V lb t l.iriB' of eectionNo.aiJt'',, No.4, and will (trpy st one, than ?x tfVJ estaunin nu - r a liegister and KeaimJ M DUIV, vrcBut - March. 1W. Henameaaiwilieiw. J Eugenei bidney .' Kil.nil-ofEiaeimhk'! . a .ii MMiiscaiM above-ilescribedTuii? ""a their cloim. in thiio"""l o-i.i ,l . nf Msrcb. 1W I Notice to Cn Notice is '"bJPlt has been IPI1!.! C'.rt of LneC.?."3 ..ia -.ii are H'rA them to ib el2rl .nn..h.n at IDS "", Wno.l;ock, in Eoft;J gou, wiihiusin'B,1 notioe. . , Dated teDruii; i-jju A.lminist.atorolii""- Ileceasea Admlnistritoj' Nolheisb'i'J .J V7. il. YaciWC J Sel Smith. JceaJM having ci.u"-- , ,K at ootitied to p."""' j j proper voncht", m,t The law office .of LJW .... within m """" this notice. ,..jSr1 D.tedthi! Ii,i L. Bu-itc, J1 A It'V K ' " IM.te-f H- , ooi.i.tv, IW'. .,, Notice "'"b'SU a-''1 L. Hill, .venter. eslale, ai... k i, w tt' O. Poller iv'.fo.H:' b.-.nt;' I ami nil Ui J - . .1 ..I t!LDS v" :1 at 1 and or l-elore s"l inD,edJl.rcl.'.' f itictHj L. En-""'