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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard Publish I every evening of the weak, Bun j AiLIim all r-iii.i uuicatlnns nil m.lce all remittances payable to the Kuoehi (jUABl), Ktiirene, Uregonl BlBSOIUPTION iKATKS. DAILT. IUIIvmpmI hv carrier, tier week f 1 fAlt..l um munth IW By mail one year (in advance) J JJJ hlx months " One moDth J Single copies. 00 WKKKLt. Oue year (Id advance) J JJJ Six months . Advertising ratal made known on appllca Hon. Entered aa aeoond-claM Eugene, Oregon, poetohtce. matter at the THE KAHTEIIN OKFI0E8 -0! the naperareatlBO to 234 Temple Court, New York City, and U S Express Uldg, 87 Wash ington St., Chicago, IU, K KATZI AdvertU Ing Agency In charge. ' CAMPBELL BROS Publishers All Business Lettera to thla office should kedlreoted to THE QUnRD Instead of either .f;th. proprUUr. PelBm .. THE &uhmontubw6dtmufri3at EUGENE QUARD I 2 3 4 & 6 7 ft 9 IP 1 1 12 13 14- 15 16 17 16 IS 2Q 2 I 22 25 24 25 26 27 2d 20 3O3I MOON'S PHAHKS. Now moon March 1.80 Kir quartor " Full moon " in J.ait quartor " 24 WEATHER BUREAU- (Dully noport.) PORTLAND, OltKMONJ March i, M0 :) a m iVeathor forecut for Uuioae, Oregon: Tonight nd Wodneady; Fair; Tburadaj' Fair and warmur. WEDNESDAY MARCH 21 Do not forgot that before you can cast a vote at the coming state and presidential elections your name must be on the registor. The time is now on to have your name put thoie. If not registered before May 15 you cannot vote, iou can register bo fore any notary public or ins tice of the peace free of cost, or at the courthouse in the county clerk's oflico. Do not nogloct to rogister. . THE INCOME TAX. Hon. W. J, Bryan in his Baton Ronge speech defended the inoome Us and declared it to be the most just of all taxes. He advocated an amendment to the constitution specifically authorizing an inoome tax, saying at present the govern ment can draft a citiion, but can not draft the pocketbook. In the hour of peril the govern ment can take the son from the mother, the husband from the wife and the father from the child. It can stand them up before the enemy's gnns, but in the hour of danger it oannot lay its hand upon accumulated wealth and make that ' wealth bear its share of the expense of government. SOME SENATORIAL OPINIONS ABOUT SILVER. Senator Wm. E. Chandler, lie- publican, of New Harapshhe, in debate on theourreuoy bill: Why not, then, now reuew efforts in the name of the United States for bimetallidm? Why undertake by the first ten lines of this bill to strike one more blow at remone tiiation and falsl'y all the pledges wulon the itepuoucan party and its leaders have been making in all these past years. If these ten lines, without adequate qualitlmtiou, be come the law of the land, senatorH will be sufficiently reminded of their pledges before the next pres idential canvats oloses. Senator Torner, Populist, Wash ington: With the Immediate past behind them, and its lessons graven on their minds, with the prospective future before them, and its oonse quenoes so clearly pointed our, in assume that the silver question i dead to long as the masses of our people have votes to give, is to ay that they do not deserve to be free, and they ought to be slave. Occasionally a newspaper has the opportunity of correcting a mis take in the same issue in which it is made. The Salem Journui has an instance. A "waul" ad ap peared on the third pige of that paper requesting that "when hav ing your spring shirts made you go to Madam Von Tobel." Luckily the mistake was discovered in timo for the editor to apologize for the same on the first page, wbich went to press later, else a mad woman might have caused un pleasantness about that office. "Spring skirts" are the articles Madam Von Tobel deals in. The editor of the Salem Journal should have been a good football player in the days of his youth when they kicked football instead of carrying it about in arms. He is a good kicker, even with added weight of years upon him. Wit ness: I'be process of substituting foot ball for a knowledge of English literature in our o lieges goes bravely forward. Ra-ra-ra, ya ya-yal German capital is largely inter ested in the Johannesburg .gold mines and Boer threats of wrecking the mines if compelled to evacuate Johannesburg naturally cause no little uneasiness among German stockholders. The German gov ernment is much concerned and will probably ask the United States to join intercession to prevent suoh wanton destruction of immensely valuable property. The people of Lane county who vjted together for Bryan in 1896 will vote together this year for their choice of officials from presl ilnut to constable. There is a gen uine sympathetic union of the silver anti-trust forces that bodes uo good for gold standard-trust McKinleylsm. IFES ! 15 in Dmocci From many diseases. Children who are well nourished success fully resist disease to which an ill - nourished child succumbs. Your child has enough food. Does the food make flesh? If not there is something wrong with the stomach and other or gans of digestion and nutrition. That wrong can be quickly righted by the use of DR. PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERT. In ninety-eight cases out of every hundred it completely cures indigestion and other diseases of the digestive and nutritive sys tem in both young and old. You can consult Dr. Pierce by letter free. Ad- dress Dr. R. V. Pierce, VT Buffalo, N. Y. FREE I Dr. Plfrcf'a Medical Advis er, oaoer cov ers, is sent on receipt of si cent to day cost - of mailing only. Addnu Dr. litre, a. abor An Editor's Life Saved By Chani- Berlain's Cough Remedy. During the early part of Onlnhor 1SW1, 1 oontraoted a bad cold whloh settled on my lungs and was neglected uutll I feared that conaumntlnn hari appeared In an incipient state. I was onuatanuy coughing and trying to expel something whloh I oould not. I became alarmed aud after giving the local doctor a trial bought a bottle or Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and the result was Immediate Improvement, aud aft"r 1 had used three bottles my lungs, were restored to their hnalthv state. R, B. Edwards, Publisher of i ne iteview.'Wyant, III. For rale by W. L. Deluo. An Opinion About Florence. Florence Wait, lurch le. Harry Audremlon. of Portland, who has spent about Ihrte weeks on tha Hiuslaw, during whloh he superm- leuuvu ine work or taking the steamer Maggie on the beach, Is much pleased with Florence and lis iinwir ami thluka the place Is certain to make rauiu savanceuieut. He desire to thank thillTnirwiiia lie saving crew for the enielent aalatann tbev mve lilui In thla work. Ho peaks very highly of the courteous treatment he lias received from the people of Florence aud of their willing iimw to render him aaelatance. He leaves for Portland on the Itobaits to get material to repair the Maggie. Announcement. I hereby anuouuee myself a candi date for rwloctioD to the offlce of city uwu-urer. Uo. r. Chaw. I CHILD 1 4 JSf IP FIRST National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital S50.000 Surplua - - SBO.OOO Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Done on reatonalild terms. Sight drafta on Chicago, 8an Prancuco and Port land, Oregon. Uilla of exchange aold on foreign ccnntHea. UepoiiU received aubject to check or certifi cate of depoait. AU collections entnuted to us will receive prompt attention, T O Humxion, ' P. E. Rnodobabs, President. L'uhier. 8 B Kiim, L. H. Potter. Vice President Ans't Cashier EUGENE LoanSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital -' $50,000 Surplus - - 2,5 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS- Drafts Issued on the Drlnefoal cities of the United States and foreign countries, interest allowed on Demand Certificates of Duuoalt when Jolt stated period. City aud County Warrants bought. W. S, SHOWN, D. A. PAINE. President, Vice President. F. W. OSBUHN, W. W. BROWN. Csshler. - Asst Csshier. LANE COUNTY BANK Established In IS82. - or EUGENE, OREGON. H General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVE?. President! J. M. ABRAMB. Cashier, B U HOVEY, Asst Csnhler. lorthern Pacific RAILWAY XT 1ST Pullman Sleeping riars Elegant Dining Cars i Tourist! Sleeping Jai? ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS. THTnUTlI, ' TO FAKGO, G U AN D FORKS; CKOOKSTON, WINNIPEG, HELENA and miTTKT Throunh Tickets to CHICAGO, WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA, NEW YOHK. BOSTON, and All Points East and South. For information, time cards, map and tickets, call on or write to It McMURPHEY, General Agent. Eugene, Offlce Opposite Guard otiion. Or. A D CHARLTON, Asst Gen'l Pase. Agent, 11M Morrison St, oor Third, Portland, Oregon EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS; Proprietor. Stage leaves Eugene for Florence Dally except rjunday at 6 a m iteturnlng BUge leaves Florence for Eugene dally exoent Sumlav h. p m Saturdays at 8 a m. Arrives lu Eugene at 6 p m the day following. siNot.1 park. ) nan nmixin rum so w Tickets for 'sale"at i 'Bau's;Miviry'rni Knjene, or at Hunl & Davenport's offlce In Flo roil otv THROUGH TICKETS TO THI EASTandSOUTHEAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY eacreslsr' Pullman Palace Sleepers Tour ist Sleepers and Rechnln" Crtair arsuaiiy to .. ,. HENVKl!, OMAHA. CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS' AnJ other Eastern Citlea. The otdy line from Portland offnini auwuren Stwiallv every eilneav'ay. tTOr Portland to Cfeicaoo i -aiw usnsans Mi(Aui;n Q drtlnaU,. Magnificent erenerr. LbI, deit. last lime, lowest rates, ' furthec informatioa, apply to any agent Southern Pacific Company, or U LATH HOP, JK1U!0 . C PACIFIC KY SOO-PACIFIC LINE. The only-Transcon ienental Route a Scenery. Fine AccommooUt one 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, For full information regarding fates, etc. apply to GEO. F. CRAW. Agent. 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, Ft Worth. Omaha, FaHtT Mail 8pm' Fast Mail 6:45 p m KamtM City, St Louie, Chicago (and Kast Walla Walla, Spo kane, Minneapolis St Paul, Duluth. Milwaukee, Chi cago and East. Ocean Steamships All Sailing dates Spokane Flyer 8am 8pm 4!p m subject to change. For San Francisco Hail DecS, 8. 13,18, 23, 28 and every & days, Dailv Columbia Hiveu Steam Bits To Astoria and Way Landings. Ex Sunday 8pm Rat 10 pm 4 d m Ex Sunday WillametteRivkk Oregon City, New berg, Salem and Way Landings. 4:30 pm Ex Sunday Ex Sunday Willamette and Yamhill Kivbiis Oregon City, Day ton and Way Landings. 7am TueH, Thur aud Sat 9:30 d m Mod, Wed and Fri. WlLLAMETTEKtVEIl 1 Portland to Cor vat lis and Way Landings. j 6am Tuea, Thur and Sat. 4:30 pm Mon, Wed and Fri. Lv Riparia 1:20 a m Daily Snake River. lLtLewlstn Itipana to Lewutn Daily I 8:30 a m L L Stevens, Agent, Eugene. W H Hurlburt Gen Pans Agt Port, Or "-rtrrUii IICHKIS POINTS EASf Through Palate and Tourist Sleepers, Din iug miu Liiunu-y uoservatlou cars. Elegant Vestibule Trains. No 4 Limited leaves Portland at 8:45 p m. No 3 Limited arrives Portland at 8i)0 a id. For tickets and full information, call or address JNO. M. WILLIAMS, 0r ARent,Eu , A. B. O. DENNISTON, O P 4 T A. PnrtUnd, Or Central Market, Watkins M PROPRIETORS unii i it . .. ' niii.eepcor.sianiij on hand a lull supplj BEEF MUTTON. PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at the lowest market prices. A talr stare lit tie Diiilt pairouage solltltei r-TO THE FARMERS.-: We will pe the blithest market price for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Bheep. Shot, on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON, Osr-Mceti delivered to am part ol th cil, Freeof charge OREGON SHORT .LINE R. R. THE DIKECT ROUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. lives choice of two favorite routes, via th ! I'NION PACIFIC 'al IJsil Une, or j the RIO O RA N UK Scenic Une I Look at the time. Udays to rM'.t Lake " days to Denver days to Chicago 4j days to New York PKKR KKILIMSd rilAIR ,.. 1 I t-IIOLVTKH Hit TOt HIST HtKliV I Kor full MHImUH . . I . , ' '-"""l raws, lime tralns,ete,eall on or address L L Steven Agt, Eugene. C O Terr W E C.. TravPa-A,t Oen ul, " 124 Tnlrd Bt, Portlaaid, Or Spokane Klyer 3:46 p m In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane county. John Conger. Plaintltl. A. J. and Mabel Nickel, CleinenzaT. f Ooilson and A. neeier, ieienuau. To X. J. Nickel and Mabel Nickel, two ol me defendant above nauieu: VOU ARE HEi;EB Y nutii- mu a;; " ....... , th. lKve eutitted Court ard answer the ooinplaiut of plaintllf filed in said Court in this wuse against jroo, aud the other defendants atx.ve lunied. on or before Thursday, the loth day of March, l'JUU; .....i , h.MKv further notihed that if you fail to appear and answer said complaint, as aforesaid, for want thereof the plaintiff will n .lana against v,,n for the relief prayed for in said complaint, to-wit: For a judgment auainst you, the sauldeleooants, a. o. ti sttaa noa coin, with accruing interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent i i;l, wiin uiH for the sum of 87.91 taxes; and for the further sum of $40.00 attorneys' fee in said suit to be allowed by said Court, said sum of 84!i.50 being the sum now due, principal and interest, on the promissory note set lortn in saia romuuuii., ami for the costs and disbursements of said suit; and for a decree against you, and against each, all and every of the other defendants herein named for the foreclosure of the mort gage mentioned and set forth in said com plaint, and forever barring you and each of you, and each and all of the other defendants, and ull other persons claiming by, through or 'under'you, or either of you, or by, through n. .mrlar ithl- n tnV of thfl Other deUUld- anU above named, of all right, title, interest or ouuitv of redemption in, or to the said mortgaged premises aeecnuea in ntuu .u, nlaint- nnri rlRsnrilwd in said mortgage in said complaint mentioned; said premises being detjribed as follows, to-wit; Lot No. 2 in block No. 8 in the original plat of Fairtuount, in Lane county, Oregon, con tuininv 1.9ft arrM. more or less: and for' the sale of the above described lands by the sheriff of said Lane count -, according to law and the practice nf said Court, and that the proceeds of said sale be applied tint, to the payment of the oosts and charges of making the same, and the costs and disbursements of said suit; second, to the payment of $40.00 reasonable attorneys' fee, tor instituting said suit; third. tn Urn nAvmnnt to sam nl&incin 01 roe earn sum of S429.50 in U. S. gold coin, together with accruing interest thereon, and the said sum of $7.91 taxes, and for such other and further relief as may be equitable in the premises. xnis summons is servea upon you uy yuu liratinn tnr mix onnHecntive weeks Drior to the loth dav of March, 1900, in the Euqenb Daily Guard, a daily newspaper ot general circulation throughout said 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 hears data the 16th dav of January. 1900, and that the said E, O. Potter, judge of said county, in said order of publication of said summons upon you has prescribed the loth day ot March, lisju, as tne time on or oeiore which you Bhall appear ana answer tne oom Dlaint in said suit. The date of the first publication of this summons in Bald newspaper is January in, l-JW. Lu XULYIU, Att for Plaintiff, SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Orecon tor tne uounty ot .Lane Gertrude M. Thomas, Plaintiff,) vs. Harvey S. Thomas, Defendant ) To Harvev S. Thomas. Defendant: 1JN XrlJS IMAMiS OF XtiU STATE OF Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint file 1 against you in the above entitled Court on or before the 17th day of March, 11)00. and if you fail to answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will take a decree against you dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between plaintiff and uoirjuuuuw cum ttiau uim. pta.iDT.in b name ne changed from Gertrude M. Thomas to her maiden name, Gertrude M. Davidson, and such other relief ai to the Court may seem equitable. This summons shall be, by order of said Court, published for six consecutive weeks, and the hrst publication thereof is in the issue of the Eugene Daily Guard of January 33th, 1000. And the date of the order of publication of this summons is the loin nay ot January, iWW. This Summons in nilhlinliMi in fLm Piirran. Daily Guard by order of Hon. B. 0. Potter, Jndce of the Countv Court of L&na Cmmt.v. Oregon, made in chambers the 13th day of January, ivw, E. R, Skipworth, Attorney for Plaintiff. Notice of Final Settlement, Estate of Jas. Hnddleston, Lane County Oregon: Notice is hereby given that 8. A. Hnd dleston. ATAnntrlT nf tl,o Aotn.a Hnddleston, deceased, has filed her final account in the matter of said estate in the County Court ol Lane county, Oregon: and hat Monday, the 7th dav of May, 1900. at i - v.wwa ,u .uo luruuuua Ol I that day has been fixed by said Conrt for 1 lhn liMrlnn nl iiuti.. , ;a . j, - - - -r, -- j-.ijun .u wm ouvuuui ana for the final settlement of said estate, Any and all objections to said acooont and to the final settlement of said estate most be unci wllh. tne olerk of said Conrt on before said date of hearing. Dated this 14th day of Maroh, 1900. , 8. A. HTJDDLESTON, . L. Eilvkd, Exeoutrix, Att'y for said Estate. ..Printing.. Of All Kinds ..AT THE.... GUARD OFFICE. BOOD WORK, LOW FRICES, eooo STOCK. .LeBal Blanks of All IM. Id i be Circa It Court of (be State ot Oregon, for .Lane uouuty. Ottio V K'jbnrU Hiid Ortu E. liobiTts, I'laniuriH, vn. 1 CbarleB Erii-k-on, Andrew M. y Summons Krioksou, tinmen lurk. it. i M . P-iy, A. W. Cox and Lane County, Defi-ndiinU J To Charieu ErlrkKuu, Andrew M. Erick-ou, and James lork, of toe duieiidituu above named : IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon: Von and each of you are hereby I requiruu vu ayyaar nuu uuriwor mo lulu. plaint filed aguintit yoj and the other dbiendauu in the above entitled Conrt and cause on or before tbu 19th day of March, 1DU0, tbat lining tha nrst duy ol the nt-xt regular teim of said Conrt, (o be begun and held in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon: and if yon fail to bo appear -and anBw r said complaint, for want thereof the plaintins will apply to the (Jonrt lor the relief prayed for in said complaint, to-wit, For a judgment against the defendants, Charles Eriokson and Andrew M. Erickaon. for the sum of $1700 with interest thereon from the 20th day of April, 181U, at the rate of 8 per cent per annum, for the Bum of $250 attorneys' fees provided for iu plaintiff's mortgHfte, together with oobIb and disbursements of this suit, and for a decree foreclosing plaintiffs murtgaee securing said Bnms and described in the complaint, aud for a decree of sale of Bttid mortgaged premises to satisfy plaintiff's judgment prayed for, which premises are described as follows: Commencing at the southwest corner ot a traotoi land sola and conveyed bv William Sloan aud wife to Norris Humphrey by deed recorded in deed boo H, page 210, of the records of Lane County, Oregon, on a line with the east side of Willamette street extended sooth, thence north on Willamette street fifty-seven feet, tbenoe east one hundred and Biiiy feet, thence south une hundred and eighty-nine feet, thence west one hundred and sixty foet, thence north on wiiiumette street one nnnarea and thirtv- two feet to the place of beginning, in sec tion 31, tp 17 S E3 Win Lane County, Oregon; and for judgment and execution against the defendants, Charles Erickwon and Andrew M.ErickBon. for any deficiency remaining unsatisfied after applying all the proceeds of said sale in satisfaction of said Judgment ; and for a deoree foreclosing and iarrioff the defendants above named and each ot them, and all persona olainring 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 tnereoi, including tne equity ox redemption therein and thereto, and for snch further relief au may be requisite and equitable. 1 his summons is published in the Daily Euoens Claud for nix successive weeks bv order of Hon. J. W. Hamilton, Judge of said Court, dated January 27th, 1900, and the date ot the hrst publication under said order, February 2, 1900. W. 0. Hale, Attorney for Flaintiris. SUMMONS. In the Cirouit Court of the State of Ore gon for Lane County. Blanch L. Cpwgill, Plaintiff, ) T. F, Cowgill, Defendant.) To T. P. Cowgill detondant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oieuon, yon Are ntrtbv required to'aDnear and answer the complaint filed against yon in the above entitled suit witbin six weeks from the date of the fiist Dubhcation of this Summons, and the (mid firet publication thereof is in the Ecobnr Daxlt- Gdabd of February 14 In, 1!IUU, and if yon fail to answer, for want thereof, Jhe plaintilf will take a deoice against you, forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing be tween plaintiff and defendant and also for ihe care, custody and control of the minor child mentioned in the complaint and for suoh other relief as to the Court may seem equitable. 1 hie Summons is published in the Ed oknx Dailt Guahd, a newspaper published in Lsne County, Oregon, and having a gen eral circulation therein, by order of Hon. 1',, O. Potter, oounly judi e of Lane Oounty, Oregon, and made in chambers the 11th day of February,, 1900. K. R. SkipwouTH, Attorney for Plaintiff. Notice of Guardian's Sale Real Property. Of Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order of the County Court of the State of Oregon, In and for Lane county, duly made and entertained on the 6th dav of March, 1900, in the matter of the guardian ship of LizzieS. Fisk, an insBne peiaon, lioenpine and authorizing mini, onin t uiii offer for sale at public auction, at the Court -nouse oooron tne nth day of April. A. D., 1900, between the hour of 9 o'olock in the forenoon and the hour of 3 o'olook in the afternoon of said day, to the highest bidder for cash, all the interest of the said ward in and to the following described property and premises, to-wit: The n e of the n w of soction one (1) in township seventeen (17) s r one east of the Willamette nioridmu. Also the north half, and the north half of the souih half, and the south hBlf of the southwest quarter of section thirty-six (36) township sixteen (16) s r one east of the Willamette meridian. Also all of seotion thirty-six (J6) in township seventeen (17) s rone west of the Willamette meridian. And the south half of -southeast quarter of seotion sixteen (16) township seventeen (17) s r one east ol Willamette meridian. All in Lane county, State of Oregon. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 10th day of Maroh, A. D., 1900. , A. H. FISK, A. c. Woodcock, Guardian. "orney lor Uuardian. NOTICE TO CREDITOB8. Notice is hereby given that the nnd signed ass been sppoinlrd by the Con court of Lane county, Oregon, adminis lor of the estate of E. J. Simmons, deces , A persons havins claims against ai estate are hereby notified to present the to me with the proper vouchers at Engen uregon, within six months fiom the fir publication of this notice. Dated November 28, 1899. Auox M. Bxcxwith, Admaiitr EXECUTRIX NOTICE Notice is hereby given, that the undew ed, Lydia A Huston, has been duly apKi exocmrix of the last will and testament . of the estate ot H. C. Huston, deceased tne county conrt of Lane county, Oregon all pereonsheving claims auaint said are hereby notified to present the same tne proper vouchers to said executrix at wwornc, of h lti)j,eil mtlj; Ore within six months of the date o I this notice. Uated this 13rd day of January, 1900. Ltuia A. Hoston, id... . . Executrix. L. Bluer, Atty fort-tat NO'ilCE OF FINAL fETTEMENT. EsateotW.S. Miller, decrased. Lane cnly. Oregon. Notice is hereby given that George W. i "if"-d"'iD''rator of said estate, has nied his final acconnt for eetilt xne nt of said ! to,-?11 ilotiliy 'h- filth dav of Frtru atv 1900 at ten o'clock in the for. noon of said day has been set by order of Hon. E O. Potter, county Judge of said Une county for hearing objection to the same. xaiea irec, 20, 18119. G10. W. WarrsETT, . . Administrator, Uxo, 1), Do bus, Attorney. - r r ... ounjlev . J. c s, K J"J-0 Kti....7 and tin,. in thelKiy(.. ","'l'.! P'lll0,0j",'Hs, Ml the mi ."kt. ?". to ..."K 1S11I-K Osi.-.., " Hn1 iBinalot 74 Court uiayae' ""'"Urj Hhall be, b" " i.br j Hid Da,'"1 Hon Ol .In. ... "lsiJ Jaanary. lam """"K L n ' ol tbt, "he 24th d . W '"Muj.lj,! Timber Land Anu Noticfo, United Rr..r Ble of tinjb.r - ."I 'ninia, Orfgon, Nen1 County of Ln s,.,.rT day filed in thisoffiahjj oflor proof to sbowHaiJil morelvalusbleforiuiiai,, lor auricnlturet puipo ,1 w urn land feu J and lieceiverof this ,, Ori-Kon, uuFiidij, foaj ui names ta Vitus J ueii oi Mgene, Uiegon; 1.1 J 8"i vregon; a, 1. hi Bene, Oregon; L. l.BfotJ gon. 1 Any and all jmou the ahove-describeiliBiiii,! uio meir claims in ituifa J earn 2dra day ol alsich, l$ii ). T. Sine Timber Land, Act Jml Notice for PbK tjimro Sunk Itosuuiii 0 Jt, Notice is htrebv sirH ait with the provision oi ututl June 3, 1878, onlillti"A ml timber lands in ue nita i i gon, Nevada, sod Wutai Howard W . Ktiwlwl. ot I Luue, state of Oram bs ui this ottice his sworn ittusil the purcll&se of theeSYl section No. 27, io torucip ,Vl Jo. 4 r,, and wiUofitnctin land sought is more rihue it ftone tliun for agrinillunl establiijh his cliumtouiik Itegister and Keceivrr of In6 bury, urecon, on rruu, i ilarch, vm. He names si witneaa: I -I of EllKene, Oregon; also, 4 e;in; L. r.. ban,ot LQjtsiie Campbell, of Kngee,OTtj Anv and all rjenou c aLnve-deficribed Isodl m n their olniuiB in this offin oa d.iy of J'arch.lM. 3. 1-Btal Timber L,nd, ActJwtll Notice for PuK UmtiDSnnUl KosociaOlMt Notice is hereby I'.ralle'1 with the nrovwioDioiufw June 3, Wh entitles 'Ai" ,imi.., l.n.l. in ibemlets' iion, Nevsda, and Wasenf" Fred li. Bellman, oi "F n,aa f l)runn. hU ID ( othce his sworn itilrau' chaseoftrieBjo.nT- of section No. 25, ayf't No.4E, and will onirp- establish hudioto hiiw. Orraoo. on rnuji" March, 11W0. tt nA. a. aritnMfM: Eugene; Sidney Sco n W Eowland, of Eugene; Lk inrlllDST10lllcte"l' .u AUA ltndl n their claims in this office o:w Hw of March, hW. tT.BC1 Notice toCr.w nouco is " ,,J htSf ij k.s hue anwn1 " J r.r ns.ltI.WJ trator of the t-"m Haiti uninm T jJffl them to the i, i voucners ai - wu Woodcock, in E guu, n..u . : notice. . .Qtf. Dated February .J;.I..,..oroftliE"ll flUUlluiini- Dcceasea. Administrtof'" Notice signed, W.M.ywfJJ' pointed adiiiorb0'i?Cf Sel Smith, decessrf.M"'. of Lane couni),--- K..:no bairns assra"1"1 notified to pre"1 be"w office o( L. W onn. within six (his notice. . JVnf Dated this ,14tbdsjo-" L, Uii-iEr, Att'y lor ttsl. vnTii:F. OF rw OF r.t.to of H' ...... nrrffOO. . a.'J. v.ir. is hereby t"'"' t mil xotorioi',Keii thVirfinslaVJ .nd.llotjl.oM'p,e1 '"' -"b ,7'.a,d" or lelore &" "B- ....i. 1 19t. .iJ Piled " t-rtit