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WEATHER BUREAU-
(Dally Report.)
PORTLAND. 0RKU0N,
March?!. 1UOO-9:W ami
Weather foreoaat for LuRono, Oi.som
Tonltht: Fair with Iroiti Wedneeoay:
aud warmer.
TUESDAY
- MARCH 27
Do not forget that before
coming state and presidential
eleotions your name must be
on the register. The time is
now on to have your name
put theie. If not registered
before May 15 you cannot
vote. You can register be
fore any notary public or i us
tice of the peace free of oost,
or at the courthouse in the
county clerk's oflice. Do not
negloct to register.
A NEW POLITICAL PROPHET.
Tbe marry Eugene friends who
have witnessed the growth of Sam
Goldsmith fnm the puling infant
to a full grown' pushing "drum
mar" man are surprised. They
neyer entertained any other idea
than that Sam's ability lay solely
in tbe direction of selling grooeries,
and making lore to sundry "drum
mer-struok" maidens atong the line
of his travels. But Sam's friends
reokoned wrong. Besides a knowl
edge of grooeries . Sam has devel
oped gifts of politloal observation
and foresight since the days they
held him in intimate acquaintance.
Of oourse "drummers" traveling
long the railroads, doing business
with but few men, comparatively,
playing pedro or whist at spare in
vervals, have great opportunities to
feel the public pals and form
oorreot judgment as to the politioal
belief of laboring men and farmers.
But 8am was pregnant with poll
tlos, and here is how he unbur
dened himself to a Salem States
man reportei :
Politically, Mr. Goldsmith says,
the populists and democrats are
Hot as aggressive as In ibe past,
and interest In those organisations
and the principles tbey represent,
Is on the deoraase. The visit to
Oregon and the speaking of Col.
"W. J. Bryan, the democratic leader,
Bays Mr. Goldsmith, will not be
offloient to renew the spirit of in
activity and indifference that is
manifested by tbe disciples of the
rblte metal. Continuing, Mr.
Goldsmith expressed his honrat
conviotion that tbe electors of Ore
gon at tbe November election will
most unqualifiedly endorse the ad
ministration, and tbe treatment and
disposition that has been made of
all the great Issues of the day. He
reports that tbe silver erase in this
state has been relegated to the
graveyard of politioal delusions,
nd savs Oregon's rwonla am inn
J
progressive to ntrutin, iwriously
for any time, the ai)ti-impftrilitic
tbeor5.
Ham's obBervatiorm may nave
great weight in Salem ami other
Buburban localities, but right here
in Eugene and Lane county, wbere
he is bo well known, his "honest
conviotion" as to the trend ol
political opinion will not be rap
turously received, even by bis
brethren who worship at the gold
standard McKinley altar. Yet
Sam may find consolation for laok
of credence in his old borne by re
flecting that "a prophet is not
withont honor save in bis own
country and borne."
PRACTICE VS THEORY.
Andrew Carnegie recently talked
on the blessed heritage of poverty
before an audience which included
a Bible class and John D. Rocke
feller. The combined fortunes of
the two men are variously esti
mated, but probtbly would fall
little short of one hundred million
dollars. The assessed valuation of
the twenty thousand people resi
dent of Lane county, inoluding all
deeded lands, Is about eight million
dollars. These figures Bbould en
able oar people to put some Intel
hizent estimate on the sincerity of
the canny Scot,
The rich man wbo came running
to the Master with the question
"What shall I do that 1 may in
herit eternal life?" was reminded
of the "commandments." lie bad
observed tbem from bis youth.
Tbe Master added:
One thing thou lackest: go tby
ay, sell whatsoever thou bast, and
live to the uoir. and thou shall
have treasure in beaven; and come,
ake up tbe cross and follow me.
And be was sad at that saying
tnd went away grieved: for be bad
great possessions.
The Nazarene, wbo had not
place to lay his bead, talked for
praotioe. Carnegie, with unbound
ed wealth, and tbe power that
multi-millions give to the pos
sessor, talks theory and that, may
hap, when it finds auditors of star v
ins men and women in the mad
rush and turmoil of the world.
. It doeB seem that the praotioe ol
hypoorioy ought to be inoluded
among the fine artel Carnegie
oitoihle to the uasl
master's degree.
Tromutoua
Hands.
When the nervous system
la weakened, the body gen
erally shows the symptom
of tramilnusness in some of
its members. The hands
slvike, the lip twitch at the
corners, or tile eyelids quiv
er involuntarily. Sucn a
condition calls for medicine
which feeds the nenres. Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, actitiu dim-tlv
on the stomach and organs of dl
irestion and nutrition. T -
Uerful influence in restoring nerv
ous force. It quiets the nerves
not by drains; them into stupor
but by feeding them Into strenirth
The "Discovery" has restored
the health of thousands of those
who were utterly hopeless, giving
them back natural appetite, phy
sical vigor, healthful sleep and
mental strength. There is no
alcohol in "Golden Medical Di.
covery and t contains no opium,
cocaine or other narcotic
DarM Dusirlm, Rtq., ol Jonta, Ohio
Co., Kiotuckjr, wrltn: "when I
Mnllcal Uiarovenr 1 think I had
"rvou.otjtf neral drMllty of thru
jpura' duration. 1 look tlirre hot
I n of the nirartry.' During tht
lime I waa taklni tl my Hern h-.
ii n
came more refreshing- and I aaloed
(alad strength every 'day.'
uiirr-i, pounui wetgni, and
Free, on receipt of stamps to pay ex
pense of mailing only. Dr. Iiercers Med,
ical Adviser, 1008 pages. Send ai one
cent stsmps for book in paper covers,
or j 1 stamps in cloth bindiuB to Dr.
R. V. l'ierce, UulTalo, N. Y.
RUNNING UP A BIB BILL
For doctor' fees wouldn't be
atmaury, when jna an at
tacked with 00I1U at ihta aoa
on ot lit year, tl you would
keen a bnttlo of our pure and
hiuli (muU cynii Noble
Whiekey in your houae, and
then take It In the (o
teddy, or aa rur tu d Io
ta tea, at bultlire or any other
old time. There la nothing
like it lor eolda, 1 Urippe or
kindred aiuuenU,
W (D. flensbam
5d
V? I
BEARS REPUBLISHING.
Balem Journal.
Laue county has a ritizen's
movement. The cauw:
In 1K97 the levy w 17 mills.
In 1798 the lvy whs 20 milli-.
In 1899 the Invy 23$ mills.
The womnn who believe hut I'uie
feathers make fine bird will have
to settle with a trut hen ihey
buy ostrich feathers. A combine
of all ostri h farms t Souihern
California and Arizona, from which
the suddIv of this country is prin
cipally drawn, his been made. All
ine OSiriCUBB in tu UUUCU umwo,
except those held for exrnnition
purposss, will be gotten i.igeiner at
the Arizona larm ana nma unner
one management.
BOHEMIA TRANSFERS.
Editor Wooley
and Others
Property.
Sell
Mining
Boseburs; Review.
C 8 Williams et ux to A L Bratton
undivided Inter-! la Golden !ris
quartz claim; consideration, $85.60, re.
oorded March 14, 1900.
J H Wooley, Charlotte Wooley el al,
to The Goloonila Mining Co., Leon
quarts mining claim In Golconda group
n Bohemia aoout I J miles earn of tbe
Noonday mill, consideration (2000, re
corded March 14.
L F Wooley, Belle Wooley et al, to
Tbe Golconda Mlningt.'o., LoneHprlnu
quartz olalm between Douglas and Lane
counties one mile east f the Noonday
mill, consideration $9000, record'
March 14.
Lelon Wooley, Li b' Wooley, et al, to
Golconda Mining ()., Belle quartz ruin
Dg olnme, one mile east of Grlzzley
mountain, consideration. jaW), record
ed March 14.
C U Wooley et al, to Golconda Min
log Co., Manila quartz olalm, about
one mile east of tbe Noonday mill
consideration. $2000, recorded March 13,
Citizens' Convent on.
COQDt7 oonventlon will meet Id Eugene on the
7th day of April, 1900, at 10 o'clock am, In the
Court House, for the purpose of placing In
iiiimiiiei.iun tune nonaior, a rep rem; man Ten, a
county Judge. aherllT, school luperlntendent,
hkuoFi county clerk, tretaurer, aurveyor,
commliiloner, ooroner, and lur transacting
itioh other business as may properly come
before the convention.
Primaries to be held In the several precincts
on Much Si. 1900.
Precincts are entitled to the following
delegates:
N KugenoNo 1..', 6 W Cot drove...
N Kngone No 2 7 K Cot Grove
Zumwalt 4 Pleasant Hill..
HKugeneNol 6 Richardson
SKugeneNo2 6 Mohawk
Hatley 3 Bponoer ,
N Junotlon o Jasper
8 Junction o Uoshou
Irving 7 Coyote ,
Willamette 6 Gate Creek ....
Springfield 7 MoKensle
Thurston.,... 4 Mabel
Elm Ira 4 Cheshire
Camp Creek. A Fall Oruek
Lot) a Tom 4 (jlentnna 'A
cresRWou- 0 Middle Fork
Hluslaw 4 Kalrmount .,
HuolDell . ..8 lllanton
liUftfe;.-..-.v....-..rf fYve-te....... 3
i"e a liecsta.
Mapl.ton 3 Stuilnaw.
Uke Creek 8 Wallace 3
Mound 3 Hohcmla 8
Walton s Florence 4
Total 203
It la recommended that no nroxleR be per
mitted, unleas moh portion holding said proxy
bo a resident of tho preolnot to be repioBonh-d.
llioie appointed to aot aa Judge, at tne
Poll'owi "" '0Ur Eu"u P'eolnoU are aa
North' Kugene No I-J J Walton. D It laklu,
IKBtanua, Voting placo. City Hall.
North Kugene No 2-U W Welder, J H Bontg
and W B Andrews. Voting place, urlffln'iware
honae on Seventh itreet.
South Kugene No 1-J B Ulgilni, JB Nettle
ton and V tf Holt. Voting place, Engine Uouae
on Kloventh Btreet.
South O Mathewi, Thoma.
Brown and F M Wllklm. Voting plaoo, Browu'i
upholiteryahopon Klghth Btreet.
Judge. to appoint clork.,
rollB lo be opened from 1 o'clock p m to ft
o'eloek p m, Saturday, Uarch 81, loo.
Dated this 28th day ol February, 1900.
A I 7.DMW11.T, Chairman
1 N Habbauqu, Secretary
I B 8TBVBNS
M J HlLLKOAS
J W BAKSB
Jams. Hayss
j h 8tbvbnbom
K H WlLKINB
I 1 Walton
L L Btstbns
W L HoperoM
R M Vbatvh
lBA OAMPBBLL
Jambs Oalvsbt
II K Labim
J A Waltbbs
L U pATraaaON
Committeemen.
A Thousand Tongues
Could not express the rapture of Annie
E Springer, of Howard street, Phila
delphia, Pa, when she fonnd that lit
King's New Discovery for Consump
tion had completely cured her of a
backing cough that for many years I
naa mans lire a burden. All oilier
remedies and dootora could aive her no
help, but she says of this royal cure, "It
soou removed the pain in my eheet
and I oan now sleep soundly, some
thing 1 oan scarcely remember doing
before. I feel like sounding Its pralswe
throughout tbe universe." no will
everyone who tries Dr King's New
Discovery for any trouble of the throat
chest or lungs. Price, 60o and $1.00.
Trial bottle free at Lion's drug store.
Woodburn Company.
General O. U. Gsntenlieln has
mustered In at Woodburn a new
company D, ooiisUliug of 63 enlisted
men, the largest company ntvsnited
since the Hpanlah war. The following
ornoera were elected j Captain, W K
Mnser, late First Lieutenant coinpauy
ni, neonna uregon; Flint Lieutenant.
O D llenderwin, InteSergcstit oompauy
ol, tXHKiua uregon;aecoud Lieutenant,
V W Heltlemler, A large asaetnblnire
of people witnessed the mustering lu
al Ite;nlngton's Hall.
I want to let the people who suffer
from rheumatism aud sciatica know
that Chamberlain's Tain Balm relieved
me after a number of other medicines
and a doctor had failed. It Is the beet
liniment I have ever known of. J A
Dodgen, Alpharetta, Oa. Thousands
have been cured of rheumatism by this
remedy. One application relieves the
pain. For sal nWli DeLauo.
The only place you can get genuine
Crescent Dunlap ollnoher tires to K L
Chambers, the Crescent agent.
SUMMONS.
u the Cironit Court ol the State ol Oregon.
lor Lane County.
Otho V. Bobarts and Orfn b. I
iioberU, riaintitl,
Cbarloa Eiiokou, Andrew M ( Summons.
Kricluon, James lorK, m.
M. Dty, A. W. Col and Line I
Counts. DefeUilutllB J
To Charloa Erii-kaon, Audrew M. Erlck'oii,
und Jnuioa lurk, ol mo ueiem-
nbnve named:
IN THE NAME OF 'inE STATE OF
Ori-gou: You and each ol you are u-uj
iruuiiDi tu nuucni ,
nl-int filed ai.ainiit joo a?d. oibeT,
dofendauts In the above entit ed court ano
oauae on or before tbe l'Jta aay oi
1900, tbat being tbe BrHt day m u
regular term ol said Conrt, lo be begun
and bold in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon:
sod il yon fail to so appear and answer
said complaint, for want therool ibe
plaii tiffs will apply to tbe court lor vuo
relief piByeu for in said complaint, to wit,
For a judnment against tbe dffendButs,
Gbarlts Eriokson and Anirew M. Erickaon,
for the sum of $1700 witn lutereBi wiereou
from the 20th day tl April, 1891, st the
rate ol H .or oent per annum, lor the snm
of $250 attorneys' (en provided for iu
plaintiff's morlgige, loeemer
and disbnraements of this suit, snd lor a
decree foreclosing plaintiff's mortgage
seourinv said sums and described in tbe
o..mn ,.,,it i.n1 for a decree OI BBIO UI aaiu
mortgaged premises to satiBfy plaintiff's
Unnt Tr.rd for. whicb premises sre
described as iohowb: wjuwouwhr .
sontbwest oorner ol a traot of land sold and
oonvered bv William Sloan aud wile to
.J . J l -.A. A ...
ftorris tinmpnrey oy ueeu kwu
deed boo i H, page 240, ol tbe records of
Lane Gountv. Oregon, on a line with the
eaat aide of Willamette street extended
south, thence north on Willamette street
Ulty-seven leet, thenoe east ons hundred
and siity feet, thenee south one hundred
aud f-igbty-nine (set, thenos west one
hundred and sixty foet, thence north on
Willamette atreet one hundred and thirty-
two leet to tbe plaoe of beginning, in sec
tion 31, tp 17 S It3 W in Lsne County,
Oregon; and for judgment and execution
aoainat the defendants, Charles Erlckson
and Andrew M. Eriokson, for any defioienoy
remaining unsatisfied after applying all the
proceeds of said sale in satisfaction of said
judgment; and (or a decree foreclosing and
barring tbe defendants above named and
each ol tbem. and ail persons clainring or
to claim through or nnder tbem or either
of them, of all right, title, or claim ol, in,
or to said mortgaged premises or any part
thereof, including the equity ol redemption
therein and thereto, and (or such further
reliel as may be requisite and equitable.
'I his summons is published in the Datlt
Euornk Guard for six auoceBsive weeks by
order o( Hon. J. W, Hsmllton, Judge o(
said Court, dated January 27th, 1900, and
the date ol tbe first publication under said
order, February 2, 1900.
W. O. Hai.s,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of tbe State of Ore
gon for Lane County.
Blanob L. Cowgill, Plaintiff, )
vs.
T. F. Cowgill, Defendant.)
To T. F. Cowgill delendant:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, you are hereby required to appear
and answer the oomnlaint tiled aoainRt von
in the above entitled suit within six weekB
from the date of the flint publication ol thiB
summons, and tne Baid arst publication
Ibereol is in tbe Edobnh Daily Guabd of
February 14th, 1900, and if you fail to
answer, for want thereof, the nlaintiff will
take a decree against you, forever dissolving
the bonds of matrimony now existing be
tween pi- ' nnd defendant and also for
ne oars, oustody and control ot tbe minor
child mentioned iu the complaint and for
such otber relief as to tbe Court may seem
tnjuiiuuie.
This SummouB is published in the Eir.
oenh Daily Guabd, a newitpapor published
u untie unuiy, iregon, ana having a oen-
era) circulation therein, by order of Hon
R (). PntlAr. rnnnl a nt r.nA r ...
, ,j u w. uun ''uumy,
Oregon, and made in obambers tbe 11th
nay oi reDruary, lltuu.
K. K. Skipwobtb,
Attorney (or Plaintiff.
Notice of Guardian's Sale
Real Property.
Of
Notioe is iereby given that bj virtue of
u u.ur. ui un uouniy uonrt ol tbe State
of Oregon, in and for Lane county, duly
made and entertained on the 6th day of
March, 1900, in the matter of the guardian
ship of Liszie8. Fi.k, an insane person,
licensing and authorizing such sale, I will
offer for sals at public anotion, at the Court
House door on the 9th day of April. A. D
19O0, between tbe hour of 9 o'olock In the
forenoon and the hour of 3 o'olock in the
afternoon of said d.y, to the highest bidder
for cash, allths interest of the ssid ward
in snd to the following desoribed property
and premises, to-wil:
The n e X of the n w of section one
V.l t"I",1hip "'v11e" (17)11 one east
of the Willamette meridian. Also the
north half, and the north bslf of ths sou.h
half, and the south half of ths southwest
2,"i.rMflT,i0n """J""'1 (36)township
sixteen ( 18) s r one eaat of the Willem.tte
meridisn. Also all of section thirty six
(36) in township seventeen (17) s rone
west of the Willsm.,,. meridian!' AndMh.
T . ."""'ueasi quarter of seotion
sixteen (16) township Kventeen (17) m ,
one eaat of Willamette meridian. All In
of mTa' lm
A-J; Woodoocs. Guardian.
Attorney for Guardian.
NOTICE TO CkEDlTOUs"
Notice is herrby gmn that tl. Md
signed kss been appointed by the Con
Court of Lane county, Oregon, adminis
to' of the eatat. 0f E. J. Simmons, dices
ea. All persons having olsimssgsinst si
Mists are hereby notified to present the
to me with the proper vouchers at Euge n
Oregon, within six months liom the fit
publication of this notice.
Dated November 1W, 1899.
AlJOJt M. ItSCIWlTH,
Admtiutra
EXECUTRIX NOTICE.
Nnties b hereby given, that Ui. nndew
etl, I.yilia A Huston, has been duly sml
ejmitrit of the lant will and te.tam.nt
;'f h. Mtate .! H. (!. Hu.ton. deceMed
the county court of Ijtne county, Oregon
all iwratin. having claim, againut aaui
are h.rehy notifie.1 to present ths same
the prer rouchera to said executrii at
law ottic-e of 1. Ullyeu at Kusene, Ore
within us months of thedate nthuinotiaL
Dated thi. iHrd d.y of Jamu,ry"lw.
Lmu A. IIuaroK,
I. Biutu, Attyforwut. KxkuMx
NO 1 ICE OF FINAL BETTEMENtT"
Estate of W. 8. Miller, deceased. Lane
crty, Oregon.
a?..Vdmln,",r,0''J eatale. ha.
Ble.1 hi. final acconnt lor settlement of said
aiv 1W0 at tea o'clock in the forenoon of
aid day has been set by order of Hon. E.
O. Potter, oconty lodge of said Una oonntv
tot bearing obieetion to the asms.
Dated Dec. iw, 1X99.
Qwo. W. Wamrrr,
Os. B. Poaais, AtorBey.JII,i,""I,0''
-FIRST
National Bank
Of Eugene.
Paid up Cash C.PitalSBO.000
Surplus - - SBO.OOO
Eugene, Oregon.
a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
A Done on reasonable terms. Sight
drafts on Chicago, Ban Kranclaoo and Port
laud, Oregon. .
Bills ol eicnange eoin on iurr,Ku
Deposit, received subject to oheck ol oertlb
cat.oldepo.it. . ...
All collection, enirunieu w u
prompt attention.
T G Hkxdbioks,
P. E. Shodohass,
Cashier.
L. H. PorrxB,
Aaa't Caahiei
President.
B Kakis,
Vice Preaidtut.
EUGENE
Loan i Savings Bank
Of Eugene. Oregon.
aid Up Cash Capital - $50,000
Surplus . Z,500
A GENERAL BANKING) BUSINESS THA1M-
AOTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS-
npAft. tsiraMi on the nrlnctnal cities of the
United 8Ute. and foreign countries.
Interest auowea on ueipanu trLium w.
Ueposit when left atated period.
(V,ll,wHmii rptHlve our nromDt attention.
City and Countv Warrants bought.
W. E, BH0WN,
Pr.sld.nt.
F.W. OSBUflN,
Ca.hlsr.
D. A. PAINE,
Vies Proiesnt.
W. W. BROWN.
Asst Gs.hler.
LAKE COUNTY BANK
EsUbllsiisd la lesl.
-Of
EUGENE, OREGON.
A General Ban.inolbusiness in all branches
transacted on favorable terms.
A. G. HOVE Y . President)
J. M. ABRAM8, Cashier,
B H HOVEY, Asst Cashier.
torthern Pacific
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PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK.
BOSTON, and All Points
x.ast and Booth.
For Information, time cards, map
and tickets, call on or write to
R McMTJRPHEY,
General Agent, Eugene,
Office Opposite Guard ottos.
Or. AD CHARLTON,
Asst Genl Paas. Agent,
M Morrison St, oor Third, Portland, Oregon
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor.
Btage leayea Eugene for Florence
Daily except rjunday at 6 a m
Returtiing stage leave Florenw
forliugeBe dally except Sundays ati
p m
Saturdays at 8 a m.
mESEI ,n EU8ene " 6 p m 018 dv
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Tickets for sale st "Bun-"iivaW't?
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Pullman Paisa ci 1
1st Sleeners and Reclinlnn tV?
Cars Dally to . .v"ninn Cff'''
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evwy Ve.intiy. v-hio w cnicego
ur'LTvTc."1 Portland to Cfeicaoo
oenot. Ia .InJr Union
(ufther informatioT' annl. .
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OANADIAII
y PACIFIC RY
SOO-PACIFIC LINE.
The onlj Tra! scon iensntal Route
Grand Scenery,
Fine Accommod tons
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 KOYAL MAIL
8TEAMER3.
To China and Jopan.
CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN LINK
To Honolulu and Australia,
For full information regarding rates, etc
PPl to ..,,.. .
unti. r. i.nan.AetQii
H. H. ABOTT, Eugene, Oregon
Agent, f ortland, Ur.
E. J. COYLE,
A. O. P. A., Vancouver, li. C.
0 R & N GO.
Depart Time Schedule. Arrived
Salt Lake, Denver,
Fast Ft Worth, Omaha, Fast
Mail Kansas City, St Mail
8pm Io uia, Chicago k and 6:45 pm
Eaat
Walla Walla, Spo
Spokane kane, Minneapolis Siokane
Flyer St Paul, Ditluth, Flyer
3:45 p m Milwaukee, ' Chi 8am
oago and East.
Ocean Steamships
8pm AU Sail inn dates 4p m
ubjeot to change.
For San Francisco
Hail Deo 3, 8, 13,18,
23, 28 and every
5 days.
Dally Columbia Riveb
Ex Sunday Steamers 4 p in
8pm To Astoria and Ex tiunday
Sat 10 p m Way Landings.
WillabjkttkKiver
Gam Oregon City, New 4:30 p m
Ex Sunday berg, Salem and Ex Sunday
Way Landings.
Willamette and
7am Yamhill Rivers 3:30 p m
Tues. Thur Oregon City, Day Mon, Wed
and Sat ton and Way and Fri.
' Landings
WillambtteHivkr
6am Portland to Cor. 4:30pm
Tues, Thur valliaandWay Mon, Wed
and Sat. Landings. and Fri
: Lv Biparla Snake Riter. Lt Lewistn
1:20 am Rlparia to Lowistn Daily
; Dfty I . I 8:30 a m
L L Stevens, W H Hurlburt
Agent, Eugene. Gfrn Pass Agt I'ort, Or
... rpi flTrT7trnci
p.l
Through falaw and Tourist Sleepers, Din
ing snd Library Observation cars.
Elegant Vestibule Trains.
No 4 Limited leaves Portland at 3:45 p to.
No 3 Limited arrives Portland at 8:00 a m.
For tickets and full Information, call or
address JNO. M. WILLIAMS,
Agent, Eu
A. U. O. DENN1STON, C P ft T A.
Portland. Or
Central Market,
IDS 1
PROPRIETORS
"ill keep constantly on hand a full supplj
BEEF MUTTON-
PORK and VEAL
vtnicii mey win mn at the lowcgt
mBrKet prioee.
A &lr snare of tie dsDIIc pairoDaje solicited
.TO THE FARMERS.,
We will pt the blithest market price
lor rat cattle, Hogg and fctheep.
Shop on Willamette St.,
EUGENE, OREGON,
ley-Meets delivered to anv part ol th cltv
FreeofoharsB
00E60N SHORT LINE R. R.
THE DIRECT ROUTE TO
Montana, Utah, Colorado,
and all Eastern Points.
(lives choice of two favorite routes, vis the
UNION PACIFIC KSBt Hall Line, or
the mo uraniik Beenlo Lino
Look, at thetline
11 days fi. tt!t Lake
2 days to Denver
3J days to Chicago
4j days to New York
Vnr.K RRCLININO CHAIR CAR
I MIOLSiTKlttyDtall tt 1ST M.tKP
n. B'JIKSl, PI LLTIA.N l-ALAI I'
"I-KIWIM CARS.
lor mil r.rtlcnlars rentdlns ntn. nm.
train, ete, call on or address
L L Stevens Act, Eugene.
COTerr W E Csmm
SUMMON
In tin, (;...,.:. ,.
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Vb.
a. .!. hi,, i am,. v
A. J. .. . '"'Meaw;
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itj. al.... l
.irrtr.
tiled in wuil i
r tl,. .;t.
?J!r!'I.'",::l'",r,'l'w''ii
fail tn a,,r and ,
take a decrr. aealL Sl
for in m,ZT, TJ' forafa
m.aint you, the JZ"- P
and Mabel Kioito" , '".!
United Htnt... ... '"."WKdJ
m! at Ui. ,." i
i tt.Ul tax.;. ZdT' f Q
40 00 attorney,' (! ,'"' W
by .aul Court, U ," tJ
sum now due, nrin,. 7i ' 1
""'ui"ry note in
and forth, co,u Ji fit J
suit; aDdfor.decrl:Jb?,o
gana mentioeT1'
Plaint, and f orL "V1, ,
you, and eaclianil.il iS ,t
and all other iZ. ',&S
or un .er you, or either nlT "
or equity of reami'l''
inortKan.-d tren,i, j ? . i
plaint. audd,.rilwi : . . . i
complaint mention. S5?
describe,! as follow u,SS
1-otNo. 2inbWt v. Tl,,
of Fi rm i ""IKbJ
, ,e acre., more
sale of the above dUrite u?.
of said Lane ,x,unt7LS t
Praotaoe.fsaidtWrTSdTJ
o said sale leaMWK
the cost, aud clm,,. i
the cota and dbhusaSuM
SMfind.tothe i.,....Ti'
attorney- fee. fur in.titu, "
to the payment to ..id JSf,
sum ol wa.00 iu U. aXi '
with accruins interat tbim i
sum w ill taxe,, d fn."J
further relief as djbv U
preuilseik
iniasilmmoMis Mrtd,MlIJ
llcatlnn for uiv tl
l.lth dav of Slarch. lSuliH
UAILT Ouakd, a daily UMip,:
pnnl.,1 and puhlUbed U Eiu-'Jl
aud Mate, by order ol tbe Hit"!
........ .Ill UUKIIOm MM w.
county juiiks ot lane cmah. tb,
order beam date the 16th
l'JOO, and that the laid Ko Po.
enid county, in nid order t nJ
day of March, VW, as the u,,.
which ou shall ajipear ind lam
plaint in said unit
The date of the lint pnUnai
duuiuiums iu uu newspaper
WOO. L. Bmm.
. An'rirJ
SUMMONS.
Iu the Circuit Court of ileSni
for the County of Lace,
Gertrude AL Tliunati, Plaittif,
vb.
Harvey S, Tliouiae, DefeodutJ
Tu Harvey S. Thorua, DtltiM
IN THK NAME 0 THE?:
Oreiron. vou areberebviWKi
anil answer the complaint iiitiuil
the above entitled tourtoDnKt
day of March, lWO.atriifjoiitii
for want thereof the pUintil r,
decree nKainat yon duwihin; to
matrimnuy now existing beitMii
defeiulaut. and alito that plaictfi
cliaimeil from Gertrude SL Itei
maiden tinme, Gertrude M. Ito!
such other relief t to thetni
etiuitahle. Tliia euinmong tklk!
of eaid Court, miblinhed for oi
weeks, and the tint publicati
the lHBiie ot tlie ftugene vuu
January 13th, I'M And lie
order of publication of th
13th da of .January, ISM
TMo .nnniihim ! nnhliihfji
Daily (Jcakh by ordtrof Hcalv
.In.l.ro ..f th (1niintpCourt0t U
Oregnn, ma-ie in chamber, tit W
l.ntiaw i'UH).
Attuj''
Noyce of Final Settlw
Estate of JaB. Hnddietton,U
Oi-donn:
Kniinn io hnreliT BITCII ttit-1'
,, t-,. ,1 the
llieriioit rinu"' nj
Huddlofton, deceased, M
Countv Conrt of Une rwWIJJ
. lA 'luifc IB It
me nour oi iu w -that
day has been fiTj
the heariogof objectioMtojn
lor tbe nnai Htuituicij. "-.ri
aud all objections to .wJ
tbe final aettlementof 4jyi
DUO WHO ua
before paid date of hetrn-
DatcdthiaHtbdjyofM
Att'y for said KsUU.
Notice to CrcdW
Notice is hereby
Conrt of LaneCcnnlJ.WPfl
trntor of the Est. t.
oea-ert A" peraou. -jm
said estate are lere."'TTB
thm to the onderalgow!, ,
vonch. rs at the af
Wooi'cock. in tBe.m'T,iiJl
gon, within siimuu
nonce. . ,M
Dated February . 'fidfl
Administrator oItne
Deceased.
Administrator".
Notice is hereby i iSlA
. f VantinTU. 1
pointed administrt" c
5el Smith, e.ed
n,.iina to oresent " .
prop" roncbsrs, to toW
h lw office ol L-T,.'
BOH, WltDin
.... -...rtna i
this nonce. , joit"l
Dated this Ulb lJ'Iy,)i.i.j
or
NOTICE Of
, n.S HUl-
jHrIf l .
oonntv. OrfROD.. .i.J.M
h. Hill. :""". LVvtfr'
n nut' ut f"
. . ih. h. oring ol T1 U
' . :liui
anil an oig- r ,kDf "r'
fltl with ibe - a a,W
or before said .
'"Da-cdM.rcl 1.W
' II
their nn-i sw uj. ,
e,ate, and Mondy. (k,
1900, at one 0 cioca e
said day. pl-"nind .l,
Tr.T I-.,.At (JenlAgt
Tlilrd et, Portland, Or
li. Bu-I.C