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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard Publialml every eveninaof the week, Sue lay. m.xptoi Address ell c .luj.nnicatioM and make all remittance payable to tbe KuouiKliuAUl), Kuene, UragouJ Binw;KllTION.,RATK& niii.r. Delivered liy carrier, r week I M fjeliveretl liy carrier, per mouth fJ By mail ooe year (in advance) 8 00 Six month 8 J One month "J Single cnplea. wriKLT. (hie year (in advance) $2 00 Sii montha J, 00 Advertising rates made known on applica tion. Entered as second-class matter at the .Eugene, Oregon, oostotiice. THE KASTKRNi OFFICES -Of the naiier are at 130 to 'U Temple Court, New York City, and U S Express Mdg, 87 Waah ington St., Chicago, 111., K KATZ ! Advertis ing Agenoy in charge. CAMPBELL BROS Publishers ml Business Letter to thla oftlo. should be directed to THE OUARO Inst.ad of either ...t. proprietor, -nffiff . THE sunhontue1w6ptmufri5at I 2 3 4-5 6 "7" 6 IP 1 1 12 13 A- ,5 16 17 16 IS 2Q2I 22 23 24 MOON'S FHA8K8. New moon Kir qnartur.. Full moon... l.aat quarter . . WEATHER BUREAU- (Dally Report.) PORTLAND, ORKunN.I March A luuo ll:;l ami Weather forecast for Ku.one, Oregon: Tonight and Friday: Fair. THURSDAY MARCH 22 Do not forgot that boforo you can cast a voto at the coming state and presidential elections your name must be on the register. Tho time is now on to havo your name put there. If not registered before May 15 you cannot voto. You can register Do fore any notary public or jus tice oi the poaco Iroe ot cost, or at the courthouse in the county clork's office. Do not nogloct to register. CARE OF THE EYES. reolflo Health Journal, Don't think because you have good eves they will bear all kinds of abuse. Don't uae the eye continuously at olose work without occasionally resting them by looking oil In the distance. Don't hold the book nearer than ie necessary for elear, sharp vision. Don't make a praotioe of reading type too Btnall to be Been readily at 18 inohea. Don't attnmnt to read in a car or other jolting vehiole. It is a strain on the directing muscles of the eye. Don't read while lying down. It oauses an nnuaual strain on some of the external or directing mueolce. Don't read when very sleepy, as the accommodation and conver gence are naturally relaxed, and the extra ellort necessary to force the unruly members to work may be shown by a congestion of the blood vessels of the eyeball. Don't read facing the light. I'Du i roan in ine .wiugu. or in badly lighted rooms. The Texas Farm and Kanoh does not believe that farming Is chanoe work. It says: There Is no oulerprise upon whioh a man oan embark his cap ital without an element of uncer tainty attaohlng thereto. It is said that 80 per cent of people who un dertake merchandising tail sooner or later. We have made note ol the tact that farraert who put seed lu the ground early, at the risk of a nipping frost now and then, are the meu whose cribs are full of corn, whose granaries are bursting with f rain, who drive fat horses and wear good clothes. . The Scriptures tell us that "He that reaardoth the clouds shall not reap." We may add as a commentary that the man who idly waits for spring is always at the tail end of the procession. Don M. Dickinson, Cleveland's secretary of Interior, is quoted by telegraph u being much disap pointed over the platform adopted T - ' -,.;,-'- Maaat.-...- , , p., ,. j , , , j .1 LU) Ji . Jl. , j.. ,T.;W,. by the recent Lincoln, Nebraska, Democratic conventiin. There does not seem to be any cause fur Don's dissatisfaction. He pnblicly supported the gold standurd Pal mer ticket which ran as a McKin- ley adjunot in 1890, but probably was no exception to bis kind and privately voted for MoKinley. Mo Kinley adherents are welcome to all the satisfaction they can get from quoting Dickinson's opinions. The telegraph brings the news of a lecture in New York City the other evening by Rev. Bliss, Christ ian Scientist, in which be predicted the reelebtion of President MoKin ley. Still he is not optimistic, as is shown by the dispatch which concludes with this statement: At the same time, Mr. Bliss noticed a treat feeling of unrest in the West, and he believed that the people were preparing for some great movement. The farmers were thoroughly tired of the trusts, as they were entirely at the trusts' mercy and had to buy and soil at the trusts' prioes. Andrew Carnegie's response in i he Frick suit contains one para graph that recalls the days of the HoineBtead strike and massacre. He says that one reason for the retire ment of Mr. Frick from the firm was his "violent temper and un governable passion." It was Frick, it will be remembered, who led the light againBt the working men, who organized the armed deputies, and who brought on civil war at Home stead. Frick is a typical trust magnate, and was oue of the heaviest contributors to Mark tlanna's campaign fund. The tobacco truBt fears the com petition of little Puerto Rico. Be fore long will come the Philippines, nil their tobacco is both grown tud manufactured into cigars. It lie Philippines shall be admitted us part of the integral territory of the united States, every cigar factory in this country might as fell shut up Bhop, while its pro prietor oan send what is left of his .apital over to Manila, there to "tart a new plant, manned by iigar makers with wages ot 6 conte a day. The National Watchman is authority for the statement that ' children born of white parents in the Philippine Islands rarely live more that bix months. People will not live whore they oannot raise 'amilieB. This undoubtedly aooounts tor the tact that after three hun dred and forty years of Spanish oc oupation the white population of the Philippines waB less than ten thousand out ot a total population it ten millions." Hemlficlie may lie willed a woman's ailment. Some men suffer from it. But n I most alt women have to endure its pain with each recurring month. This fact points at once to the intimate relntion between the health of the delicate womanly orpins, and the geiicntl health of the whole body. Dr. Pierce's Favor ite Preprint. on banishes headache by banishing us cause. It cures the dis eases which irritate the delicate womanly OTirans, fret the nerves and waste the strength. It increases the vitality and builds up the nervous system. n Favorite Prescription" con tat us no opium, cocaine or other narcotic. "I want lo praise your medicine," writes Mrs, Surah I. Hurncy, of Crwnt City, Putnam Co., His. "T have been ilck for twenty years, and have Seen at moat In bed five Year, and now I am able to work all day, have taken eight bottle of 1 Havottte ViTKT.nt.tM and four of Hlolden Medical Hincovery and one vtal of 'fcllets.' I prnlae your medicine to all. I had the headache but It W Rune. My throat la well and cough sone, an!, all my old trouble are Utter, i tried many other kinds of medicine aud four dov-tora." MANCA WEAK kWIIN MDONO AND SICK VONfN WtU. An Editor's Life Saved By Cham lkrlain's Cough Remedy. During the early part of October, iow, i contracted a bad oold which settled on my lungs and wag neglected until 1 feared that consumption bad appeared In an incipient stale. 1 was constantly coughing and trying, to expei oinetiiing whioh I omild not. 1 became alarmed and after giving the local doctor a trial bought a bottle of Ctiamberlaiu'e Cough lieiuedy at.il I he result was Immediate Improvement, and after I had used three bottles my lung were re-ton! to their henlthv state. R. 8. Kuwahi, Publisher of The lleview, Wyant, III. For rale by w, L., UeUauo. Announcement. I lieruhy announce mvaelf a randl. date for reelection lo the office of city treasurer, uiu. f. Chaw. Municipal Election. ; Notice I hereby given that ihe an nual diction of ofll'-erH, In end lor the City of Kug' lie, will Im held cu Mon day, Hie SItid day of April. 1900, at winch time there If ! lie elected: Uiie councilman for each ward, all lor the term of two years; one recorder and oue In-murer, bolh for the term ol one year. JUDOE8 AND CLEBKB BOR SAID ELEC7TION. Firxt Ward JTItowlarid, I K Petere and P J McPhersou. Peters arid Mc pherson designated as clerks. Poll Ing- place, truck house of Cyclone Hose Co on 11th street. Beoond Ward A L Peler, R McMur phey and E V Smith; Peter and Mo M urphey denlgnated as clerbB. Polling place, engine room In City Ball build Ing. Third ward M B Wallis. Geo Barger and Qeo Roberts; Wallis and Barger designated as clerks. Polling place, D Cherry's building on north side of Eighth street, between Ollveaud Char nelton streets. PoIIb to be opened at 0 o'clock a m and clone at 6 o'clock p m on said 2nd day of April, A D, 1900. By order of the common council of the city of Eugene, March 12, 1900, B. F. Dokkis. Recorder. r-LAYUK OUT. Dull headache, pains in various parts of the body, sinking at the pit of the Btomucli, loss of appetite, feverishness, pimples or sores, are all positive evidence of Impure blood. No matter how It became so, it must be purified lu order to obtain good health. Acker's blood Elixir has never failed to cure Sorofulousor Syphilitic polBons, or any other blood dieeaxes. It, !x certainly a wonnenui remedy and we sell every bottle on poHitivea guarantee. For ale by W L DeLann. RUNNING UP A BIB BILL For doctor's fees wouldn't be necessary, when you are at tacked with coli.B at this sea son of the year, if you would keep a bottle of our pure and high grade Cyrus lVobla Whiskey in your house, and thon take It in tlitt fn toddy, or as your taste dic tates, at bedtime or any other old time. There is nothing like it for colds, La Grippe or k.'ndred ailments. W ID. Renshaui PARKER OPERA HOUSE, WALTER ROSS. Manager. TRUE MERIT A SURE WINNER. ONE WEEK COMMENCING Woiiday, flareh 19th The Shaw Cohpany Thursday Arnold Woltnrd'i romautlo play, Frld.y- The Brand of Cain Win QilleU'a famoui war drama. Saturday Matinee- TheeTergraen old larorile. .-...... a R'P Van Winkle wiuraay tx igni Maltoa Noble's masterpiece. From Sire to Son Popular Prices 25, 35 and 50c $pah J1 rrirtT coming the 16th. SUMMONS III the O irrnll mini nl tl.. Ui.,- gon for Lane Goant;. Era Btiogley, Plaintiff, 1 1. O.Stingley, Defendant.) 10 4. U. Stingley, Defendant. IS TI1E KAMK Or H1F f'JAlt F Urtmiu: ion ar hMrnhv M.,n,..l . anil auawer Ike coniplaint Sled aralnt too in IheaboT entitled Court on or U fore the eipirtioootiiwe,l;-,iivwit: On or be fore the ltfth dajrot March. 1SHW; au4 if you fail to auiver, for van! thereof the plaintiff will take a ,ter ;iiit yon die aolin the bonds of Biatrimone now x. iMiiig between pl.iutiffaul di-lemlant; and aleo that plaintiff', name tie chantd tn.m tra Hliuitley to her maiden name. Era Derniua: an,l for anh nt.-m ' -...v. iriiv, M to we fcilV!1 ,H'"I",W- This eamnion i I'jurarroi u l onnty J tl,.-. ( Lane Couutv. Ommh ni.ii.i. r conaecutlT weeks in the Kroti I,ai v. . .uu me uri punuection tnereof m aid paper in In the inane ol Januarr 34 I'.HH). And tba dala nf if. n..l.. ' lion ol ihie aummona la the 24lh cat of J Binary, 1W0. ' This snmmons ii publi.hM In the O. Potter, Ja.lxe of the t'onnty Conrt' of vv,, , ui.ue in cAamber. the frith daj of Jannarj, liHXI. E, R. Skipworth, Alioroej for I'lainliff, -FIRST Bank Or Eugene. Paid ud Cash Capital 550,000 Surplus - $50,000 Eugene, Oreoon. GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS .nnIJu lam, SlL'ht (lrafta on Chicago, San Fraotiaoo and fort Ian,!, Oregon tA ,m,j UeiKviiu mived naWect to check or oertin- cate of (lepoeit. ... . AU collection! enirmneu w u " prompt attention. T G HeNOBICKS, I'- E. SNODOBiSS, Preeidenl. , t;,?l,',er- S U Eakis, L- H. rprr,n. . Vice I'rtnidtut. Am r uamiier EUGENE LoaneSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital - $50,000 Surplus 2,500 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS Drafts Issued on the princ'pal cities of the OiiltedtiUiies and foreign co'iotrlea. , interest allowed on Demand Certificates ol Uepori.t wlieu left stated period. Collections receive our prompt atteotion. City otidCouotj Warrants txiught. W. E. BHpWN, Preslrient. F. W. OSBURN, Cashier. D. . PAINE. Vice President. W. W. BROWN, a.tt Caihlar. LAKE COUNTY BANK Eatabllshed In 1882. - or EUGENE, OREGON. A General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVE?. PrenidenH i. M. AURAMH. Cashier, B H HOVEY, Afst Cashier. iorthern Pacific RAILWAY icwL vim Pullman Sleeping ars Elegant Dining Cars Tourist) Sleeping ST. 1'AUL, MINNKAPOLIB, TJliLUTh, TO KAKUO, (iHANDFOKK3j UliOOKSTON, WINNIPEG, HELKNAand IIU'H'K. Tnrounh Tickets to CHICA(1(), WASHINGTON xnn,Alir.l.l-HlA, KEW YORK. BOSTON, and All Pointa East and South. For information, time carda, map and tickets, call on or write to R MoMUKPHEY, General Agent, Eugene, Oilice Oppoeite Guard oflion. Or. AD CHARLTON, Am. nn'! 1' a Li 255 Morrison St, cor Third, Portland, Oregon EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. etge leaves EtiRene for Floivnoe 11.1 V .TlVtlil ilii.l . n KeturnltiK stage leaves Klorenw o-"- u-nj ounaays at 1 Saturdays at 8 & m. aiNllt.lt FAHk..,'... unliyiii Tum WOO Tlclwta lor mio''at'i''B;ni;.;Mi'ii;V"iS0 Kueenftor at llnrd A nZZL!7Z. P. Florence. . "" THROUGH TICKETS TO THI EASTandSOUTH EAST ouu'ntHN mm COMPANY Pullman Palnce Sleepers Tour- clDVi?;sto'R.9.cl,n,n'5 l'KNVRK, OMAHA, CHICAGO Kansas city, st. lou And other Ka,tern Htlea. The onlr lin. r.in lWUand oili ng lwu. s, i? i'ClnX' Portland to Cfeicago d.l.-t. (set time, lowest rates. 1 ni"1 or further Informatkm, aoni t swlSonthOTl'iii,com:mB,W WJ MLATHRor. fiCRlio lANAOIAfi PAG FIG RY SOO-PACIFIC LINE. The onl( Transcon ienental Route Grand Scenery, Fine Accommod.t ons Low Rates. T.o 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 LINE To Honolulu and Australia, For full information regarding rates, etc. .pply to GEO. F. CRAW. Agent. H. H. ABOTT, Eugene, Oregon Agent. Portland, Or. E. J. COYLE, A. G. P. A, Vancouver, B. C, O R & N GO. depart Time Schedule, Arrived Bait Lake, DeDverJ 'Ft Worth, Unaaiia.i FaHt Mail 6:45 p m Mt.il Hpm! Kansas City, at I LouiB, Chicago Land n,ant Walla Walla, Spo kane, Minneapolis St Paul, Duluth, Milwaukee, Chi cago and East. Ocean Steamships All Sailing dates Spokane Flyer 3:45 pm Spokane Flyer 8 a in 8pm 4'p m subject to change. For San Francisco Sail Dec3t8.13,18, 23, 28 and every 5 day a, Daily Columbia River Stkambius To ABtoria and Fx Sunday 4 d in 8pm Ex Sunday Sat 10 pm Way LandingB. W ILLAM ETTElll VER Oregon City, New berg, Salem and (5 am Fx Sunday 4:30 did Ex Sunday Way LandingB. Willamette and 7am Tues. Thur and Sat Yamhill Rivers Oregon City, Day ton and Way LandingB. 3:30 d tn Mon, Wed and Fn. WillametteRivkb Portland to Cor vallisand Way LandingB. ' Sam Tues, Thur and Sat. 4:30 Dm Mon, Wed and Fit Lv Riparia 1:20 am Daily Snake River. LvLewiBtn Iupana to Lewiatn Daily I 8:30 a m L L Stevens. W H Hurl hurt Agent, Eugene. Gen Pass Agt Port, Or RTn&," TO ALL POINTS EAST Through Falatj and Tourist Sleepers, Din ing and Library Observation cars. Elegant Vestibule Trains. No 4 Limited leaves Portland at 3:45 p m. No 3 Limited arrives Portland at 8:00 a m. For tickets and full information, call or address JNO. M. WILLIAMS, Or Agent, Eu A B. 0. DENNISTON, 0 P ft T A. ". Tortland," Or Central Market, IDS ffi Ml PROPRIETORS Will keep constantly on hand a hill luppl; BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at th8 lowest market prices. A talr snare of tie nubile natronage solicited :-TO THK FARMERS.-: We wUI pty the hiKheet market price for Fat Cattle, Horn and Hh.n Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. W-Meaia delivered to an. Dart ol th clt, Freeotoharge OREGON SHORT .LINE R R THE DIRECT HOUTETO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Pointa. ""'"rvmS' " ',TOrll Tl th, UNION PAUlHCFMM.il Llue.0, the RloOKAMiKScenio Une Iawi at the time 1 days to rM'.t Lake 4 rtJ" to Di nrer SJ days to Chicago i days to New York PBTIt RKILIMvq CHA1H "'wwun vox "Sni?; "io riKj rn , . J , ""I1 or mil pulloilin renanllni- raiM hn.,etc,c.HonoradSr ' Um ' L L Stevens Agt, Eugene. C O Terr u-. TratPawA-t Comn J:aTUrt8t.poMluoA,, W l li'ii watK SUMMONS. Id the Circuit Court ot the State of Oregon, for i,an(i uouuiy- Ulhu V Hubert 8 and OrenE, 1 itobfrtu, I'liiiulitiB, I CbarlHH Frick tn, Andrew 11, y Sudiuiodh J. rick sou, iiHtuea lurK, it,, i M. Uny, A. W. Cox and Lane 1 County, pofoiiduutH. J To Charles Krirknoii, Andrew M. Erick"on, Hiid tlumeu lurk, ol tue tlfelentUiita tibove Dftiuod; IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon; Von aud each of you are hereby required to appear aud anwwer the com plutut filed atutDst yoa and (he other defendants in the above entitled Conn and uauae on or before the lUth day of March, 19UU, that being tbe nrdt day ol tne nt-xt reoular term of said Court, to be begun and held in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon: and u yon fail to bo nppear ana uubv r said complaint, for wnut thereol ibe pluintifi's will apply to the Cuurt for tbe reitei prayea ior in huiq uompmini, to wn, For a judgment againBt tbe defendauia, Obarles EriekRon and Andrew M. ErtckBon, for tbe Bum ot $nuu witn interest tbereon from the 20th day r f April, )8U1, at the rate of tt et cent pr annum, lor the 6nm of $250 attorneys' fees provided for iu plHiuiitT'fi mortgnee, toy; ether with costs ana disbursements of this suit, and for a decree foreclosing plaintiffs murtgase securing said Bums and described in the complaint, and for a deoree of sale of su id mortgaged premises to Batisfy plaintiff's judgment prayed for, which premises are pescriDea as louows; wuiuweuuiug at ine southwest comer of a .met of land sold and conveyed bv William Sloan atid wife to Norria Humphrey by deed recorded in rioed boon H, page 240, of the records of Laue County, Oregon, on a line with the east Bide of Willamette street extended south, thence north on Willamette street fifty-seven feet, thenee east one hundred and Bixty feet, thence south oue hundred and eighty-nine feet, thence weBt one hundred and sixty loet, tnenoe norm on Wtilumette street oue n una red nod tDirly. two feet to the place of beginning, in sec lion 31, tp 17 S B 3 W in Laue County, Oregon; and for judgment and execution against the d'fendauts, Charles Erioksuu and Andrew M. Erickson, for any deficiency remaining unsatisfied after applying all the proceeds of paid sale in satisfaction of said judgment; and for a deoree foreclosing and barring the defendants above uamed and eaob ol them, aud all persons clainring or to claim through or under them or either of them, of all right, title, or claim ol, in, or to Baid mortgaged premises or any part tnereoi, including tue equity oi redemption therein and thereto', and for Buoh further relief as may be requisite and equitable. rJ his summnns is published in the Daily Euoknk Guard for six successive weeks by order vi Hon. J. W. Hamilton, Judge of said Conrt, dated January 27th, 1900, and tbe date of the first publication under said order, .February 2, lyuu. W. 0. Hai.b. Attorney for PlaintiB. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of tbe State of Ore gon for Lane County. Blnnch L. Cowgill, Plaintiff, T. F. Cowgill, Dcfioiliiiu. To T. F. Cowgill delrndant; IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oieson, you are iu-reby required to appear aod answer the complaint tiled against yon in the above entitled suit within six weeku from tbe date of the Hist publication of this summons, ana tne sum 11 rut publication thereof is in the Eooksk Daily Gdahd of Februnry 14th, 1U0U, and if you fail to answer, for wtmt thereof, the plaintiff will take u decree against you, foiever dissolving the bonds of matrimony now exiBting be tween plaintiff aud defendant and also for ibe care, custody and oontrol of the minor child mentioned in the complaint and for such other relief ss to the Court may seem equueoie. This Summons is published in the Eg. oknk Daily Gimud, a newspaper published in Lane County, Oregon, and having a gen eral circulation therein, by ordor of Hon. E, O. Potter, connly jnd e of Lane County, Oregon, and made iu chambers the 14th day ol February, 1S0U. K. Ii. Skipworth, Attorney for Plaintiff. Notice of Guardian's Sale of neai rroperty. Nolioe is hereby given that by virtue of an order of the County Court of tbe State nf Orannn In 1 - T . , . - - - n . uu ivi Aiuuo uuuuiy, amy MUil anil on,..l.in .1. p. i - .uwimucu uu me oin aav o March, 1900, in the matter of tbe guardion- shin of T.iroia u 1?;D, i r lioeueing aud authorizing such sale, I will account in tbe mallei oi" j offer for sale at pnblio auction, at the Court County Court oi I;""" House door on the 9th dav of Anril A. n.. that Monday, tbeTlWn r. r ion, pu lUBaue UOIHOU. 1900, between the hour of 9 o'olock in the the hour of 10 o'clock" 1 forenoon and the hour of 3 o'olook in tbe that day his been afternoon of said riav. tn th hfnhaa mm th hAarinirofobiectiou.'T for Cash, all than interaat Ik J In, thi final settlelUIlt 1 in and In IhA rnllnn.in A :U.J . J oil nhiMtiODI tO , . " 'a UOWJUU.U uxuueriv and premises, to-wit: The n a V. of tho ! .,! (') in township seventeen C 171 a r one enat of the Willamette nieiidmn. Also the norm nan, and the north half of the Bou.h half, and the south half of the southwest quarter of seotion thirty-six (?5) towujhip .-.u vlu; . roue east ot tne Willamette meridian. Alan all (36) in township seventeen (17) 8 rone WestoftilA lVIUn.a,,n Ul. ' . 5 ------- -- ...u.o,.o uiariuiau. Ana ine wrnth half of goutheaat quarter of section Hixienr, akbi.i. - - ni line Sa.t nf Willan,a.A IAI v ;,i T ".u..a uinriuiuu. All IjBneconntv RibIaaIo. ,.. w. WIDHUU, Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 10th day of March. A Tl ,onn J .1- " A. H. FISK, A. C. oodcock, Guardian Attorney for Guardian. NOTICE TO CKEDITOK8. Notice is hereby given that the nnd signed sea been appoint! d by tbf Con Utnit ot Lane county, Oregon, edmiuis an e8"te of E' J- 8imnon, decea ed. All persona bavin, claims against ai osiate are hereby notified to present the to me with the proper vouchers at Eugen uiegon, within six months fiom the tt publication of this notice Dated November 28, 1899. Auos U. Bxoxwitb, Admni'tra EXECUTRIX NOTICE. Notice is hereby given, that the undew . l.ydia A Huston, has been duly apKii ' Jinitnxof the hut will and testament I the ettate ot H. C. Huaton. deceased the COlintv miid nf T .... . .. j . iMuDviuuijr, ire0uu P?"""" haling claims annin.t said uoiioni w present tne same the prngr vouclieni to said executrix at law omee of L. Hilyeu at Eugene, Ore within ix months of the date o : thin notice. Dated this 23rd day of January. l'.KJO. LTIllA A. HtJSTOS, t ti . Executrix. L. Biuitt', Ally fnri.tute OlI;E OE FINAL fEITE.MLNT. Kn'ateofW.S. Miller, deceased. Lane 'My, Oregon. Nolioe is hereby given that George W. Wbitsett, administrator of said estate, has nled his final acconnt for settb ment of said estate, and Slondsy, tin- fifth day of Fetru atv, HhX), at ten o'olock in the forenoon of aid day has been set by order of Hon. E. O. Potter, county lodge of said Lane county for hearing objeotion to tbe same. Dated Deo. U6, 181)9. Go. W. Warrmrrr, Administrator. . B Doaaxa, Attorney. . ' the Circnli ,i """" "r ''eiTO.tj, "H,,! "-""ii an, ,.v,'i.iv Wil a, !lfait,' men in i,l (J, ,,"', J anil tih . v ibi. f'Thu 'Mi to an,, 'J inaa,acojl,y atainrouTh':,,,'l interest t)., Uer am.i,... ' 111 lik. 'll by .aid Court, nHS sum now due JS! H'"u,iwory not, i i rl "1 forth. Co."' SM each, all M,i prouiasory uereinnamedfnrth,?"', gace mentioned aM ?. Piamt, aud im Cc you, and each aud jiT? you, and and all ---- ttt or un er ""' "'"ier, or ,,, .iuoovenm6il,o(trj or equity o. nojr- piniot, audaZT.8!, complaint mnuTJ"'4 . ""wi in desciilwl a. fnn ' laj of laitiuount. In I ... "M tainin l 911 . "aa I nracticn i.f .at,i n ',aai. of said 1. r.. the cost, and ehST'l the costs and dubunaS attorneys' fee, fortai" to the imvment in ..; "t W29.60 lo uTaT' RCfrnini. I.. , .7 n f ""ramJ preuimen. l ThiasummoDib Hrrtf!. lication for six coniecntiiiiB j.jlii nav oi Mir, im; n.iit, n. ,7? 1 jiti-il anil publiibeduEiTj uu state, Dyord(mlH,B. county judae of Lan, oJ order bear, date the 191', 19U0, and that tbj ina!l said county, in aid wis sfti'l summona upon joule Which VOUHhall.iinH..f tilnint. in .,!( .: The date ol the fat aj SUMMOKS In tho Circuit C0urtc.ii.7J lor tne Uouotyof Lua Gertiutle M. ThoouFtusi Vft, Harvey S. ThomM, Drfak Ti Harvey Rnottw.IWad I SS TrlfJ iVAMK UF IE X OreyuD, youinlierthrifJ ami answer the cvmpUut ii the above eutitled Coal ota day ol March. ISOO.utitfra for want thereof tlw pUiotif decree auaimtt yoa duntiki niatrittiouy now muling toraj defeinfiint. nnd ulto Omliikif.i c-lianud from Gettmdt Ikl mault-n name, bettrudi l w such other relief it tetbOr eiuitah!e, '1'liU lammw si of snid Court, tiubiitMi f weeks, and the hrrt wbtiaJii the Usue of tbe lm Dc I January 13th, lWft order ot puDiicftuontc kbi 13th dav of .JutLvr.lML Taii v flium. hv niatiBM.' Judge of the Connty Coat ill Uregon, matie id imiwi 1 cuvi ' im Notice of FlnilSM Estnto of Jas. Hiis'4 Oregon: jf . Notice is nereoj vy-j i- dloslon, executrix , IT...llaelnn llM-elSed, f "l County Court oiLiMJ": that Monday, tbe7ullI, and all oDjeoHon.-- i tne final seltlemfnlolP"'! hi. a iih the clerk 1 before said date 'iiJ Dated tbUHffl L. BnYKr, Att'y for sold W Notice i v ".,": riVotjA I ooun ui w"v A llnfr00lill'1''n said etate are brnjf them to the on1. Woodcock, in EnB?JaTiv4 son. within Biim"""" notice. ,a ded ieDruorj " Administrator of tl'"" Deceosea Admini5tri"' . . i..ktci'1'j Bignid, ",',:, ",Moll noirted admini!!" ";. 5el Smith, oil of Lone county, Y'-f ji having claim. p.; office oi b; within ai thisnotioe. .....jjt! Dated this ",, Airv h i NOTICE OF E-tte ef H- S' Hill connty, Or'S y.t.co r,r',idK. L. Hill. '"m'?. tc, their final 0"' ,,. iX said dy. tt. O. Potter. . ' 'aoH"1 Ty for.behn,J I1IK1 Wliu . nr before said ;,d tio'""1" XiedMsrcbl.' L. lin.rc