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Newspaper Page Textir Daily Rugeae Guard IVhlUho I every eveulnifof tin k, Sun il iy i,itil Addressed c .niauulcationa ml inik nil remittance payable to tin KcOKNKlillABli, Kuyone, Uretciu. J Htit.-iauerioNjiiAT ES. Delivered hy carrier, or week.. Delivered by carrier, per uiuittli ily mail olio year (iu ailyauce). . Mix month. One inoutli Single coniee, WEEKLY. Cue year (in advance) Hix months Advertising ratea made known tiou. . If- . ,. 0 00 ,. 3 00 ,. W . X .2 00 . I 00 pplica- Kntered as seconrt-cmss matter at Kiaeue, Oregon, pontoHioe. the THE KAHTKRN4 OFFICES -01 the naiier are at 230 to 234 Temple Court, New York Olty.aad U 8 Express Bid. 87 Wa.b Ingt n St., Chicago, lit, K KATZ: Advertis inn Agency in charge. (JAMPBELL BROS Publishers III Business Letters to this office should be directed toTHEOUe.RO Instead of either .t.th. preprletor. P-figf- - THE !5Ur)lMONlTUlWgPTHUPRl3AT EUGENE GUARD I 2 3 4- 5 6 7" ft O IP 1 1 ia 13 I4- 15 16 17 16 IP IP 1 1 22 25 24 2 5 26 27 26 2PI30I5I MOON'S PHASES. New moon March 140 Kl f quarter " Full moon.. " 10 Last quarter " 24 WEATHER BUREAU- (l)allx Report.) PORTLAND, (IRROON.I March a mo-uhio ami rVoather forecast lor hugoue, Oregon: Tonight and Saturday: Fair. Do not forget that bofore you can cast a vote at the coming Btato and presidential olections your name must be on the rogistor. The time is now on to havo your name nut thoio. If not romstorod bofore May 15 you cannot vote. You can registor be fore any notary public or jus tice ol the poace troo ol cost, or at the courthouse in the , county clerk's office. Do not neglect to rogistor. SOME FINANCES. The United State lias coined and Issued $2,064,498,024 of all kinds of money, pai er and nirulliu. Of this amount SU7,833,173 is gold. For the year ending September 30, 1899, the olearlng houses of the United States made settlements between the banks to the amount ot 188,909,601,770. And yet s great party proposes to make our comparatively small took of gold the baBis of all finan uial transaotlons.and upon whioh the immense business of the oountry must una lounuanoui tsuoti a. polloy cannot but enhance tbe value of gold and enrich its holJera, while labor and the products of labor will command lower prices through the scarcity, and therefore enhanced value of the money with whiob it must be paid. The farmer and the laborer are the ones that must suffer, while oapital will reap tbe reward it the McKinley finan cial policy shall become the settlod policy of the oountry. THE ARMY AND THE I'HILII' PINES. Kxtraot from an address by the Hon. David J, Brewer, associate justice of the U. S. supreme court, delivered at Buffalo, N. Y., Feb ruary 16, 1900. Again, a necessity of colonial possessions Is an increase in our regular army, and the first liurense proposed la trora 80,000 to 100,000 men. It is a strange commentary that at the oloeo ot the nineteenth century the head of the tuost arbi trary government in the civilized world, the Ciar of the Uussins, is inviting the nations of the world to decrease in their arms, while this the freest land, is proposing to in crease its. Yet such seems to he the imperative need, if we enter upon the system of oolonial expan Ion. We have lived and prospered for one hundred and twonty-tbtra years with a handful or regular trooiii). We bavo preserved lie ce at home and hive been reHpected abroad. Government by consent rif the governed has li'Uo need ol the Boldier. So the wnrlil Due come to believe, an'.l bo it Are we ready to forfeit tbio bi;li p wition? Do we not endanger the very foun dation principles of this government when we make the blare ol Dugiee and the tramp of the armed bat talion the miiBio which is beard on every Bide, ana tne inspiration which attracts the ambition oi our youtb? TWO POINTS OF VIEW. President Huntington of the Southern Paoifio railroad said, at Galveston, that the construction of the Nicaragua canal would be a monstrous commercial and military blunder. By a peculiar coincidence the offioial report of .Southern Pa- oiQo earnings for seven monthB was istued the next day showing an excess of earnings of $14,209,895 over operating expenses. Huntington's real meaning wbb that the canal would be a failure from a Southern PsciGc and trans continental railroad point of view. But the people! Our wheat would be brought seven thousand mile nearer the markets of the world. And Huntington's railroads would share in tbe wonderful prosperity that tbe completion of this great artery of commerce would bring to the 1'a.oiGo Coast. The railroads pursue a very short sighted policy in striving to delay tbe building of the canal. Pendleton B. O.: "V. J. Bryan will visit Oregon and Washington next week and it is now announced '.hat President McKinley will come m a tour next summer, And why lot?- It adds to the stature of both mblio men and the people to come together and grow acquainted with one another. The man who stays at borne the cloBeet is most ntir rowed by it, and his vision - after while takes in bo little that he grows strong in the belief that he knows more than he does and that he is greater mil better than he is, The more we widon our sphere and environment tbe more we really know, and the lees we imagine we do, and the more we respect tbe rights and opinions of other -men Many of tbe higher virtues are nourished by broader acquaintance with our fellows, while many of the viceB whioh llewli is heir to are driven out by the spirit , whioh springs from wider association and greater knowledge." SpotSess Skist And a clear complexion nrc desired by every womun aim lulimreu hy every man, Irruptions, pun- I ilea mid similar lemialies are rmisetl by an im pure condition of the blood. These skin blemif.liea nre pcrmnuently removed by the use of Dr. l'ierce Golden Meilicul Discovery which thoroughly puri fies the blood and cures the cause ol the disease. K For about one ?mr tUs ft half tuy nee wbb baully bruketl out," wrilri MIm Carrie AUmt, of 116 Wfl Mnln St., lUUlrcrrrk. Mich. 11 1 HIK-Itt gTTKt llrl of money with doc lom ami (or different kituU or nmllclne, but receive, no bene fit. At litftt I read one of your idver tiement in a paper, mid obtained ixitlle n f IVvti-ir lHri-s' Oolden Medical llcowry. Before I had tnken one Untie of this medicine I noticed change, and alter taking three bottle I was entirely cured. Frc. The Common Sense Medical Adviser 1008 pajes, is sent free on re ceipt of sUu nps to cover expense of mail ing only. Send at one-cent stamps for paper covered book, or 31 stamps for cloth binding. Address, Doctor R. V. Pierce, ButT.ilo, N. Y. iwj;.w mmm . 'llJr-T- ---i:-ri... ,.i.-.'-l RUNNING UP A BIB BILL Kor dtvtA.r'i fees wouldn't I ntMYMry, wtion T.n sr At tacked withooliU t this tea on of th yr, if yti wvtild keen a liottleof our purs and lifv't) Rrml Cyril Nobis WMkertn your hutM, and thin Ult It in tl fo til.)y. or h your'UaU dic tate, at btdtime ir any other old time. Then it nothing like It for eold, lUrippvor kindred ail until. W fll. flenshaui 3 8 FIRST National Bank Of fc'ugene. Paid up Cash Capital 850,000 Surplus - SBO.OOO Eugene, Oregon. AGENKKAL BANKlWli iturun nn ihmo on reasonable term. Sight draft on Chicago, San tfraneisoo and Fort- land, Oregon. ... bills oi exchange sold on Ionian c;unsnes. Deoosits received subject to check ot certib- cate of deposit. All collections entruewu to us wiu receive prompt attention. T O Hkndhicim, P. E. Bnudobash, (JaHt.ier. L. H. Pottkb. Aaa't Caabiei rrealueut. B Kakin, Vice IWdtut. EUGENE Loane Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital - $50,000 Surplus . . 2,5 GENERAL BANKINQ BUSINESS TRANS ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS' Drafts Issued on the nrlncoal cltlos of the United Stales and foreign countries. interest auowea on uemaua ueruucaies oi Deposit when left stated period. ('..linn, Inn. mnelvo mil l.nwnnl M.lAnllnil . City and Uounty Warrants bought. w. E. BHOWN, President. F.W. OSBUKN. Cashier. 0. A. PAINE, Vice President. W. W. BROWN. Assl Csshler. LAKE COUNTY BANK Estsbllshed In I88J. EUGENE, OREGON. n General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. Q. HOVE Y .President J. M. ABRAMB. Cashier, B H HUVEY, Amt Cashier. orthern Pacific RAILWAY XT Pullman Sleeping riars Elegant Dining (Jars Sleeping Jajp Tourist ST. 1'AUL, MJNNEAPOL1H, PI I LUTtl, TO r'AUUO, tl 11 AND FORKS; (JRODKSTONj WINNIPKQ, HELENA and IUHTK. Tnrounh Tickets to CHICAUO, WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA, NKW YORK, BOSTON, and All Poiuta East and South. For information, time cards, map and tickets, eall on or write to K McMURPHEY, Genoral Agent, Eugene, Office Opposite Uuard ottiea. IT. A D CHARLTON, Asst Uen'l Pass. A Kent, H55 Morrison St, cor Third, Portland. Oregon EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Stage leaves Eugene for Flnrwnee Daily except aunclay at 6 a ui Keturnlnir atage leaves Klorem-e for Kugene dally except Bumiuya at V p ui Uaturdaya at 8 a m. Arrive lu Eugene at 6 p ru the day following. BINOI.f far. aHI BIHINO TK1I' 55 00 TlckeU tor sale at K. hng.'"iiTerV'hiu. Kusrne,or at llurd A PsTeuport's oOca In norouon. THROUGH TICKETS TO THI EASTandSOUTHEAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY Pullman Palace Sleepers Tour Itl NI....M .n r - . y-- wuv -vivwi.u ,,avillllU" VITI r Car Daily to DKNVKR, OMAHA, CHIOAOO, KANSAS CITY, ST. MH'IS And other Eastern Cities. The only Hp, from Portland olfeiin iasaraers SHUy IVnhieted Kirurslons through to 1,'Iiko mrf Wedneaajr. SHEET Portland to CKcago VU Routhere ParMc lTni. Pacific N W Kja. lbsnrair checked through to deatinaUoo. Manifi'nt mowr, Vnkw deimt. fast time, lowest rates. 'or further Intornuithio, apply to any Nral Benthera Pad he Cotniany, or 11 LATH HOP, UXBltO , lANADiAN .. PACIFIC KY SOO-PACIFIC LINE. The cnlf Tirscon ienental Route Grand Scenery, FineAccommod tons Low Rates. To and from all east ern points and Eu rope. Direct Koute 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 JtOYAL MAIL STEAMERS. To China and Jopan, CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN LINK To Honolulu and Australia, For full information retarding rates, etc tpiily to CEO. F. CHAW, At;ent, H. H. ABOTT, Eugene, Oregon Agent. Portland, Or. E. f. COYLE, A. O. P. A., Vancouver, 1). C, 0 R & N GO. Depart Time Schedule. Arrived Salt Lake, Denver, Fast Ft Worth, Omaha, Fast MaU Kansas City, St Mail 8pm Louts. Chicago and 6:45 p m East Walla Walla, Spo SjK)kane kane, Minneapolia Spokane Flyer St Paul, Duluth, Flyer 8:46 pm Milwaukee, Chi- 8am cago and Eaat Ocean Steamships 8 pm All Sailing dates 4 -p m Hubject to change. For San Francisco Sail Deo 3, 8. 13,18, 23, 28 arid every 5 dayg. Daily Columbia Kiveb Kx Sunday Steam ebb 4pm 8 pm To ABtoria and Ex Sunday Sat 10 pm Way Landings. WillametteKivbr Gam Oregon City, New- 4:30 p m Kx Sunday berg, Salem and Fx Sunday Way Landings. Willamette and 7am Yamhill Kivkbs 3:30pm Tne. Thur Oregon City, Day- Mon, Wed and Sat ton and Way aud Fri J Landings. WlLLAM ETTEKlVEn 6am Portliuiil to Cor- 4:30 p m Tues, Thur vallis and Way Mon, Wed and Sat. Landings, and Fri. Lv Kiparla Snke Kiveb. LvLewistn 1:20 a in Iliparia to Lewiatn Daily Dally 8:30 a m L L Stevens, W H Hurlburt Agent, Eugt'ue, Gen Pans Agt Port, Or f3lfri!- TICKETS Through Palate and Tourist Sleepers, Din Ing and Library Observation oars. Elegant Vestibule Trains. No 4 Limited leaves Portland at 35 p m. -No 3 Limited arrives Portland at 8:00 a m. For tickets and full Information, call or address JNO. M. WILLIAMS, Or Ak-eut, Ka A. H. 0. DEKNISTON, C P 4 T A. Portlnlid. '-r Central Market, (S I PROPRIETORS Will keep constantly on hand a full supply BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at the lowest umrket priues. k (air snare of lie pimic mimage solltltei : TO THE FARMERS. i We will pejr the tilKheet market price for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Bheep. Shot) on Willamette St., KUGENE, OREGON, e?eeVMeaia dellTered to ant part ol th cltr Freeol charfre OREGON SHORT .LINE R. R. THE DIRECT ROUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado, ami all hasten, roints. Hives eholce ol two Isvorlte roulefc rla lht fSIOS P.tt:irit: Fast Hall Line, or the Kill OHANiiR Srenio Line Look at the time. 1) clnya tn Sait Lake ilnyn to Denver Sj ilnyato Ohtcmto 4J day. to New York PH KK HWI.IMMI rilAIH I III 1 fllOI.M Ml 1. 1) Tilt HISTSLI S,V :i:pimi riit!i, 1 oriullrrtlmlers ressrOIng n. traln.,ete,raU on or address L L Stevens Agt, KugeDa CO Terr- wrp.-,. 124 TUIrtl Bt, Portland, Or Timber Lnd, Act June 3, 1878 Notlce for Publication. UWTtH STATBi LAN II OFHCB. Uostliuiia, Oh:oh, January V, VJW, Nollte is hen-hy given that in compliance lion. Ievaoa, win ..r....-h. - . .-re,l 11. Ilelluiau, Liu,-, n. , voui.ly ute "f Oregon, has ll.is, day h 'd in t iHice hw BWorn rtateuieiii ii". i"i, L-hsae "I the N 5 b H, ?i H of eti..n No. 25, in tuwnsim bmi x' a w anrt will imer liriMII IU Ml land sought U more valuable for its timber o stone than for agricultural purposes, and t establish his claim to nn inn Register and Receiver of this otbee at Rose n 1,a nav o HenamesaswitneSBea: W. V. uampneii, v.,.,ana. Ki.lnpv Kentt. of uLrene: H. W. upland, of Km;ene: L. E. Bean, of Euuene. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to hie thrir claims in this office on or before tbe sat 1 23d dy of March, 11100. J. T. BBinora, Eegister. Timber Land, Act June 3,1878- Noticefor Publication United States Land Oitick, KOSKBURO OkEGO.V. January 9. 1900. VaI 1j' h. rohv crivon that in comDlianC! with the provisions of the act of congress of JuneS. 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands iu the states of California, Ore .m N.vn.fU. ami Wafihintrton Territory, Howard W, KowlonH, of Eugene, county of Lane, state of Oregon, has this day filed in this otiice bis sworn statement No. 754, for Mm nui-chase of the S A S W i. o i D Jv i ot section No. 27, in township No. 17 S, ranee No. 4 K, and will oner proul to snow inai uie land snught is more valuable for its timber or ttouB than for agricultural purposes, and to establish bis claim to said land before the HfHidter Anil Keceisnr of this olhce at Ivose burg, Oregon, on Friday, the 23d day of March. 1100. Ha names an witnesses: F. B. Bellman, uf Eugene. Oregon; S. Scott, of Eugene, Ore gon; u. xu. rtean.oi jiugene, uregoa; y. , Campbell, of Eugene, Oregon. Any and nil persons claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to tile their claims in this ollice on or before said 23d day of March. 1900. J. T Buidgks, Kegister Timber Land Act June 3, 1878- Notice for Publication- United Statkb Land Omot, RoBEBUfiO OfiKOOM. January 9, 1900 Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisioDB of the aot of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of limber lands in the States of (Jan. fornrn, Oreeon. Nevada, and WasbiORtoi Territory." Sidnev Soott, of Eocene County of Lane, State of Oregon, has thif day Hied in this omce his BWorn statemen' No .763, for the purchase ol the N J, 8 W a, N y, B 15 of Heotion !i7, in Town shin No. 17 S, Rmce No. 4 E.. and viil offer proof to show that the land sought is morelvaluable for its limber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish bis olaim to said iBnd before the Begister and iteoeiver of this onice at tloseburg, Oregon, un Friday, the 2Urd day of March, 1900. Ilenamos as witnesses: W.I. CamD bell of Eugene, Oregon; F. B. Bellman of Eugene, Oregon; H. W. Rowland of Eu gene, Oregon; L. E. Bean of Eugene, Ore. gon. Any and all -persons claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to hie their olaims in IhiB onice cn or before said 'iJta day of March, l'JUO. J, T. BiiiDora, Re SUMMONS In tho C ircnit court of iht Slele of Ore gon lor Lane Connty. EvaStingley, Plaintiff, ) vs J. J. O.Stingley, Defendant.) To J. 0. Stingley, Defendant. IN THE NAME OF TBF. KT ATP Oregon: Yon nre hereby required to appear and answer the comolaint filtd Aiaint vnn in the ubove entitled Court on or before the expiration of sir weeks, to-wit: On or be fore the 19th day of March, 1900; and if you fail to answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will take a decree against you dis- """s mi uuuos oi matrimony now ex isting between plaintiff and defendant; and also that plaintiff's name be changed from Eva Stingley to her maiden name, Eva Deming; and for such other relief as to the Court may seem equitable. This summons shall be, by order of the Connty Judge of Lane County, Oregon, published for Bix consecutive weeks in the Eooss Dailt Gdabd, and the first pnbliootion thereof in SoSi T .u '5 106 '81" January 21, 1900. And the date of the order of nnSiin.: lion oi ibis summons 1b the 24th dav of iu summons is published In the Euoknk Daily Gdabd by order of Hou.E O. Potter. Judge of the County Court of S,"'!,.1,"',,0'M' mad8 ' chambers .un mu uaj oi eauuary, lyuo, E, R. Sxipworth, Attorney for Plaintiff, ..Printing.. Of All Kinds i.. .AT THE.... GUARD OFFICE. GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES 6001 STOCK. -MBlankj of All Kinds... In the Circuit Court of lliehtate ol Oregon, for Lane county. Otbo V. Roberta and Oren E. 1 Huberts, Plaiiitills, Charles Erick.-iin, Andrew M f buuimons. Krirkson, Jiuues Xurk, u, , M. D'i', A. W. Cox and Lnne I County, DufemlnuU J To Charles Kriekson, Andrew il. Erick.ini, and James turk, of Hie (letpunaiilrt above named : IN THE NAME OF Tllfi STATE OF On gon: You and each of you are hi rt by reuuired to appear aua anewer .ue (.fim pluint Sled against you and the other deieudauta in tbe abuve entitled Court and uausa on or before the 19th day of March lliOO, that being tbe lir't duy ol the uext regular term of said Court, to be begun and held in Euizene, Lane Oounty, Oregon: aud if yon fail to so appear mid answ r said oompiaini, lor wuu. .uereo. .lie plaintiffs will apply to the Conrt for tbo relief prayed for in said complaint, to wit, For a judgment againBt tne aeienuauts, Charles Erickson and Andrew M. Kriekson. for the sum of $1700 with interest thereon from the 20lh day if Apul, 1B01, at tho rate of H per eeut pi-r annum, for the sum of $250 attorneys' foes providtd for iu plaiutiffa murig:iee, together with costs ana disbursements of this suit, and for a decree foreclosing plaintiffs mortgase seouriut said sums aud described in tbe ocniplaiut, aud for a decree of Bale of sold mortgaged premises to satisfy plaintiff's judgment prayed for, whioh premises are described as follows: commencing at me southweBt oorner of a tract of laud sold and convejed bv William Sloun and wile to Norris Humphrey by deed recorded iu deed boos H, page 240, of tbe records of Lane County, Oregon, on a line with the eaBt side of Willamette street extended south, thence north on Willamette street filty-sevun feet, iheuoe east one hundred and Bixty feet, thence south one hundred aud elghtv-nlue leel, thence west one hundri-d aud sixty feel, tneuce north on Wiilametie Btreet one buudred noil thirty two feet to the pluoe of beginning, in sec- lion 31. tD 17 s it 3 w in Liane uounty, Oreaou: and for judgment and execmiou against the d fendants, Charles Erickson and Andrew M. Erioksou, for any deficiency remaining unsatisfied alter applying an tbi proceeds of ssid sale in eatisfactioo of euid ludgment; and for a decree foreclosing and barriuu the defendants above named nud eaoh oi them, and all persons cluiiriug or to claim through or under them or either of them, of all right, title, or claim ol, In, or to said mortgaged premises or any part thereof, including tbe equity of redemption therein and thereto, and for Buch further relief as may be requisite and equitable. 0 his summons is published in the Daily cuokhk Iiuaiid for six successive weeks by order of Hon. J. W. Hamilton, Judge of said Court, dated January 27th, 190U, and the date of the first publication onder said orcer, February k, liiou. W. 0. Hai.b, Attorney for PlaintirB. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon for Lane County. Blanch L. Cowgill, Plaintiff, vs. T. F. Cowgill, Detmdant To T. F. Cowgill deti-ndant IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon, you are hereby required to appear ai,a auBwer ine complaint filed against yoa in the above entitled suit within six weeks from the dato of the flint publication ol this SuinmoiiB, aud the said first publication inereoi is in ine jscosNic lially uuaiio February 14th, 1900, and it vou fail answer, for want thereof, the nlaiuliH' will take a decree uguiust you, foiever dissolving the bouds of molrimouy now existing be tween plaintiff and defendant and ulso for he care, custody and control of the minor child mentioned in the complaint and for such othor relief as to tbe Court may seem equiluDlo. This Summons is Dnblished in thn Frr. oemk Daily Gdaiid, a uewspapor published iu uane county, Oregon, and naving a gen eral circulation therein, by order of Hon 1',. O. Potter, county iud. o of Lane (launtv Oregon, and made in ohsuibers the 14th day of .February, 1UUU. E. B. Skipwoutb, Attoruey for Plaintiff. Notice of Guardian's Sale Real Property. of Notioe is hereby given that by virtue of an order of the County Court of tbe State of Oregon, in and for Lane county, duly made and entertained on the 5th dnv of March, 1900, in the matter of the guurdian- lF"i xjiiu.ua o. xibk, an insane pe.son, licensing and anthoriKina snh biu r will offer for sal. at publio auction, at the Court House uooron tne am day cf April. A. 1)., 1900, between the hour of 9 o'clock iu the forenoon and the hour of 3 o'clock in the afternoon of said day, to the highest bidder for cash, all the interest of the snid ward in and to the following desoribed property and premises, to-wit: The n e J of the n w of section one (1) in township seventeen ( 17) s r one east of thn Willamette meridian. Ato tbe north half, and tbe north half of tbe Bou.h half, and the sooth half of the aontbwest quarttroi section thirty-six (36) township sixteeu (16) b rone eaBt of the Willamette meridian. Also all of eeotion thirty-six (36) in township seventeen (17) s rone west of the Willamette meridian. And the sontb half of southeast quarter of section sixteen (16) township seventeen (17) a r one east of Willamette meridian. All in Lsne connty, State of Oregon. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 10th day of March, A. D,, 1900. . , A. H. FISK, A. C. Woodcock, Guardian. Attorney for Guardion, NOTICE TO CKEDITOK8. Notice is hertby given that He md signed has bem appoint! d by the Cou Ccuit of Lane comity, Oregon, ntfminis tor of the estate of E. J, Simmons, deces ed. All persons bavinn claims against ai estate are hereby notified to present the to me with the proper vouchers at Eugen Oregon, within six months fiom the fir publication of Ibis notice. Dated November 28, 1899. Alio M. Bkczwith, Admntur EXECUTIUX NOTICE. Notice is hereby given, that the undew d. I.vdia A Huston, has been duly apioi pru!rixof the last will and testament A the estate ol H. C. Huston. Hav.w the OOUntV Conrt of T.an. onimlv. Itrpunn all persons having claims against said nre hereby notified to present the same the proper vouchers to said executrix at law office of L. Itilyeu at Eugene. Ore within six months of thedateo Ithis notice. Dated this 23rd day of January, 1SK. Lyuia A. Hobtos, Executrix. I- Biutr, Atty fori state NO: ICE OF tlNAL fETTEMENT. l.H-ate of W.8. Miller, deceased. Lane ctty, Oregon. Notice is hereby given that George W. W'bitsett, administrator of said stat, ha. tiled his final account lor eettli m nt of aaid estate, end Monday, lb- fifth day ot Febrn tv, Imjo, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of Mid day has been set by order of lion, h O. Totter, ccunty judge of said Lane connty for hi armg objotion to the same. Dated Deo. 26, 1899. Gxo. W. WarranT, Administrator. Gxo.il Doaaia, Attorney. Silts. , "HUNS. Iu the ( 'ir....:. ' ' r Ulncnn """el "us etiuatv hn t',n,..P I. i,i. , i .i , ... l"li null A lT'M'W. i'o A .1 AUK lip A riii,lte,i "1 1'lileili,... N'OT!: 1 III sin, I - . to'j and tl, ,,,r , C '"-TliurJii.'.t.S; hyfuni,, ' l'lar am aiiiresin, . . , want . laive a Ucc-iyb au,:,,.. IL, lor ,n ..) oumilsCS.: and Mabel Nick." iW I th. ... "H (. united State, Mlll.llll, ,n llt ? 'HI ?40()0attorueyVr,'.tk.a iinw Hue, nrlati, ? li priiumsnry nute set TN ' "ir tn. con, j T "Ss suit; ami f,,r .d( e, an and e,er, JTR, herein named for tj, Ke mentlnjed ,od 'iu, ami eackaoa.llTfXi aud all tner .Z'1!.. ....., nun lor.,., v- .n or an er,lWdu (, or un. er either, or ants above n:iml 1 equity of n-L", '.?''!,! complaint n,., ,. ' "flto diwe.ihl n. (.. , """"' H -utN0.2inb,(;.t,t: of Fairini.uut. In t tajning 1.28 sale., the. bovedeSK oi nam ijane count practice ,.f,ai,c,"3' '"! sale I e .pplW j,, the costs an, , the cost, aed disburH S-.)nd, hi the DSVln.nl il. 1 attornevn' fpn I... . mi to th-.,:... ''" sum Of JU-1I nrt in 11 n1? with atTriiinn interat tCj premise. "I Hal This Hlimmnn. 1. i lication for six amimjS? Tlli'iv ' M,rc' ....... , , ulllv w Oiri'll iltlii,, ,L..,.L ., , ; "" "" 1 "M m t I and state, bv order of a. . i OT,'ntyiudi!eofLaMOT1,iJ 1900, and that lb. uMtud said county, in Mid o i J ..... .uu.u.ie. u, jmitiK, doyof March. 1M) u,Lb which ynushsllsppeirudsa F1,I1K ,U BBIU .UK. The date of the 6nt piis suinnions in said nesmui i As'k: SUMMON. In the Circuit Conrtoftkit for the County of Iuie. Gertiu.le M. TIiodus. i liaat VB. Harvey S. Thorn, JWaar To Harvey S. Thoius, Dtkx TN THK NAME OF TH' JL Oreyon, youarebertiTKM ami anHtver the compltiit fit J tne auove eiimied tourtntts-i day of March, 1000. itaifjB for want thereof th pliirf1 decree nKainst you i&aAm inatritimuy nowexialiDlftm defutidatit. and also thitp'iis: clian'etl Irtnn Ciertmde M. IjI maitleu name, Gertrode K in such other relief m to tlifei etjuit'ili.e. Tliin nmnwi m of Biiitl Court, fmUuhedlxE weeks, und (lie Hntpub!waf the ihdiie of the Y.vkfM January J 3th, 1M. id ouicr hi imhlicfttionof 13th da of January, T)ait.v (ti'AKli bv Judite of the Connty Coort Oregon, ma-ie in chwKfl" T. .1UU1 Atwi; Notice of FlnilSeW Estnto Or.-gon: vn.ina ia i.nmbv rim la ji...., cvAntrit trf Al 1 Huddle'nton, account in tbe mstlool n "no. aiouunj, . . the hour of 10 o lust (lay us "" -j, the hearing of objeclioa"" for the final settled'", and all objections to ,n.,.l .Aiilfmentoli111 filid with the ''"" L. Bu-ykij, AttyforsloIul, Notice Court of Lane Cc ilj.r, trntor of the & fj ces .til pmy-r Jjt' them to the npnt-ii-6- j. i vouch, rs a -v gon, within sit nonce DaledFebmarJ.',j Administrator ol tl t Deceases Adminlstf'("', 1 . . .-.i-oiiis,1! pointed aw.w," d bjlH; Sel Smith, 'tf"07i 1 of Lane county. O' P ye having claim. P'"lkt j notifi.d to PJ a proper voucber!,! , Ibelawoftcef Lc, V" gon, within " L. hutT. Alt " VOTU't Ot "- count... 'J' j; ''.,T c .' t Hill i JfCif & their fiusls-v-"?' it. eSlB!e, ana " . , t L 1-SkJ, at oc jrLtbr -; l e(r. es Aldit'J L. tu.r'