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WEDNESDAY
MARCH 28
Do not foreet that before
you can cast a vote at the
coming Btate and presidential
electiona your name must be
on the register. The time is
now on to have your name
Eut theie. If not registered
ofore May 15 you cannot
vote. You can register be
foro any notary public or jus
tice of the peaco free of cost,
or at the courthouse in the
county clerk's otlice. Do not
nogloct to registor.
M'KINLEY IN A NEW ROLE.
Secretary of State Hay has sub
mitted to congress the letters ad
dressed to Qi oat Britain, France,
Germany, Russia, Italy and Japan
regarding the rights of the United
States to an "open door" in Chinese
treaty ports. It must be humill
allng for an administration that
seeks to exclude the trade of the
world from our shores, else taxes it
witb a tariff that in many instances
means exoluslon, to be compelled
to go abroad aud assert our claims
to fair free trade with another
country.
MoKlnloy, apostle of high pro
tection, says "you shall not trade
with us, but we will trade with
you," But decrepit China is about
the only country that oan thus be
taken by the throat and compelled
to aooede to foreign demands re
garding the administration of her
domestio affairs.
A PRESIDENT'S DILEMMA.
We hare about seventy thousand
troops in the Philippines. They
have been then a year or more, and
reports ol sickness or debility show
that they 'should be taken from the
Unhealthy tropical climate and re
placed by fresh men.
The British have learned by ex
jwrlenoe that thoy cannot keep
while troops In the tropics with
safety for any prolomted period,
nven when not engaged in active
campaigning. If so kpt the effi
ciency of the troop rapidly dete
riorates. And so, lo keep up the
efficiency ot their troops, they have
provided an elaborate system of
reliefs 10 that no troops shall be
called upon for continuous ami
prolonged servioe in the tropics.
To this end tbey hay established a
permanent transport servioe ever
engaged in transferring troops from
northern o tropical parts of Hie
empire, and vice ver-a.
Rut where are the troops, that
can be sent out to relieve those now
there? There are none, if the
Philippine army is to be relieved
a new army must be raised, con
gress will have to authorizi an in
crease in our army, and the presi
dent call for more troops. And
such a course would react unfavor
ably upon our colonial polioy, hurt
the chances of our president in this
year's campaign. Therefore are
these reports from the Philippines
of ominous portent to the preti
dent. For il these reports be well
founded, if he tells the country the
truth, if be urges congress to author
ize the raining of a new army to
relieve that in the Philippines, and
calls for more troops, he must cause
men to turn from the polioy he
pursues, and from him. And if he
fails to do this, keeps back the
truth, faiU to relieve the army now
in the Philiooines. the lives that
may be eaoriflced in the Philip
ines because of such failure, lives
i hat might be saved if relief were
oent, the old army rep aced by a
new, must be charged to bis bands,
his saoriQce of duty upon the altar
of expediency.
British troops have found other
enemies than the Boers in South
Africa. The elements are arrayed
azainst them. River beds that
were dry for years have become
raging torrents. The heavy rains
cannot but be responsible for
fever epidemio among the un
.easoned soldiers.
That Wisconsin man who has
etitioned the court to be released
rom the payment of alimony to
nis divorced wife, who baa married
ins fntbor, is certainly entitled, in
equity if not in law, to the relief
aBked for.
Standard Oil Company stock is
quoted at $538 per share of $100.
Standard Oil has a knack of keep
ing in partnership with the govern
ment, at least with the people who
run the government.
Hard work doea not hurt a well
woman. It is the wenk woman, suf
fering from diseases peculiar to her
box, who breaks down under the daily
strain of household duties. For dis
eases of the delicate womanly organs
l)r. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is
the standard reined v. Over 1ml f a
million women owe health and hap
piness 10 irr. i-ierce's ireaimem.
"No tonsuc could rxprcM tlc unit. Hint I
cmluml bclorr J cointiienctU taking Dr.
.hrrcc'a ninllcinc," writes Mra. Mollie Col
gate, of Kftiulolj.h, Cimrlottc Co.. Vn. "I
in an not nhlc to do niivt.i.nir at nil. Could
not mt anything cict-t braid and tea ot if
did the ton of my head hurt o it aarntrd
t would kill nir; but now I enn mt lit
tle of altnont anything I want mid enn do
a good ilny'a work na well aa atiy body can.
Am better than I have been Tor ycni. I
mum your inciiicine la me ttettt that ever
wiib tnnde for II la the onlv thltio- Mini r-vtr
did me uny good. 1 trieil tunny other klndi
but none did me any good but your ' Favorite
iTeKhption' and '('.olden Medical Discov-
si
According to a canvaaa of tbe libra
ries and book itorps of New York City
the popularity of the current novels of
the day was in the following order:
Red Pottage, The Light of Boarthey,
Richard Carvel, Young April, Janice
Meredith, A Gentleman from Indlaua,
David Haruin, When Knighthood was
In Flower, Tbe Market Place, Red
Rock, etc
t.T.-.T
II
RUNNING UP A BIB BILL
For thvUtr' In wouldn't Iw
hHvMry, wtin yon r t
Uoktxl with ciOtlii At thit m
Km of th yw, If ytm wviM
kp ft bottlvuf ottr pur anil
hik-h RTtut (rni Not'
VhUkTin r hi ui.l
then Uk It in th fo
ttnltly. or M your Ut d'O
ttM, at b.tiir or uiy otbur
oM tiir. T r it nothtotr
lik it ftr 4iK Uri-pe or
kinird kiliueDU.
W ffi. Henshaui
.Zjgr -
Citizcus' Convent on.
Notice Is her -by glvt n that the l illKlu,'
county convention meet 111 r.mwiie wie
7th day ol A pril. 190". at 10 o'clucS a in, u the
Court House, for the purouw ol i.lsiliiii in
nomination 1 stale seiidior, a re.reeiillive, a
counts luilge. sheriff, tchool superintendent.
ariiir. eouuly cleik, treasurer, surveyor,
cotniulHHloner coioner, and lr IraniutiitiiiK
such other Business as maj i-iui-oj
before the convention.
Primaries to bo hold In the several precincts
"Vrlci'iicu we"' entitled to the following
SKuieu'e No 1 6 W Col Grove
N Hug. lie No 2 1 KCotUrove...
Zumwalt I'lcaiant Hill 4
HPiujeiie Not 6 Klchardson
SKugeue.No'J 6 Mohawk J
Bailey spencer 5
N Junction 6 Jasper ;J
SJuucliou & (ioshen -I
Irving i yuyow...-. '
Willamette 5 dale Creek
HprlllK'ieid 7 McKeuzle ;
'inUmiOU oin"ei- "
Klmlra 4 Cheshire
Camp Creek i Kali Oreok
Long lorn 4 ulcntene J
Cresell- 0 Middle Fork 8
Hui.iaw . 4 Kalrmount 8
Hszeiuell a mamon
Lusl Valley 4 lHue Klver 3
Hermann 3 Five Hirers
!.... 8 Heceta 8
Mapleton 3 Basiiiaw 8
Luke creek 8 Wallace 3
Mound 3 'obemla.
Walton 3 Florence.
Total 20J
Tt ! reiuMnmended that no nroxles lie per
mitted, unless such person holding said proxy
be a resident of the precinot to tie repiesonted.
Those appoiuted to act aa judges at the
firiraan
ollows
irlraarles for the four Eugeue precincts areas
North Eugene No 1-J J Walton, D It Lakln,
I H Hinvi.iiH. vnLlna nlace. Cltv Hall.
Nnrth KitumiM No 12 W Welder. J II Houlg
and W D Andrews. Voting place, (irlflln'aware-
nunse on Heventn street.
Hniith Kiiuenn No 1 J B HIlTBlUS. JB Neltte-
ton aud V B Holt. Voting place, Engine House
on Eleventh street.
South Kusene ro 3 A t natnews, t nomas
Brown and F M Wllklns. Voting place, Brown's
upholstery shop on Eighth street.
Judges to appoint clerks.
Polls to be opened from 1 o'clock p m to 6
o'clock p m, Saturday, March 31, 1WJ0.
Dated Hill 2Slh day of February, luuO.
A J Zomwalt, Chairman
I N Habbauuh, Secretary
I E Btbvkns
M J HlLLKOAR
J W Bakek
JambkHaykh
j 14 ktkvkn8cn
F M WlLKINS
J J Walton
I. I. 8TBVRNS
W L HOUHTOH
It M Vkatcii
1HA CAMFHRI.fi
James Oalvkiit
D K Lakin
J A Waltkrr
L H Pattbrhon
Committeemen.
An Editor's Life Saved By Cham-
Bcrlain's Cough Remedy.
During tbe early pa-t of October,
1896, 1 contracted a bad cold which
settled on my lungs and was neglected
uutll I feared that consumption bad
appeared In an incipient elate. I wan
constantly coughing and trying lo
expel something winch I could not. I
became alarmed and after giving tbe
local doctor a trial bought a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and the
result was Immediate Improvement,
and after I had ned three bottle my
IuUes were restored to their healthy
state. R. 8. Kdwabdb, Publish! r of
Tbe Review, Wyant, III. For fale by
W. L. DeLano.
A Thousand Tongues
Could not express the rupture of Annie
E Springer, of Howard rlreet, Phlla.
tlelphla, Pa, when she found that r
KlngV New Disoovery fur C'oiisump
tion had completely cured her of i
baoklng cough dial for many years
hud made life a burden. All other
remedies and dootorn could give tier no
help, but she says of tbls royal cure, "It
Boon removed the pain in my clie.-t
and I can now sleep soundly, some
thing X can scarcely remember doing
before. I feel like sounding Its praises
throughout ins univere." rio win
everyone who tries Dr King's New
Disoovery for any troublenf the throat,
chest or lungs. Price, 60o and (l.Oil.
I rial bottles rree at liltin's drug store
Kvery bottle guaranteed.
Verdict for 0.25.
Today's Oregonlan: The verdiut of
the Jury In the damage suit of K L
lilohinnnd agalust the Bouthem
Poelflo Uoiupaut was in favor of 'lie
I'lalntlll for fDVS. This about ro era
the expenses altendlug the llhiens of
Rlohmond, loss of time, etc. The
amount sued for was $1(1,000. It Is
staled that nine members of tbe Jury
were for a lart'.r mini, but Anally
compromised wdii the other three.
The jury was out about 25 hours.
Rlohiuond was a passenger on a freight
train, ana was thrown down by sudden
etopplUK of the tralu uear L'ottaire
Grove. He alleges that he has not yet
reooverea i rom the elleets of his
Injuries. The defendant endeavored
to show to the oontrary, aud denied
negligence.
ABOUT CORRKCT. If a mm owned
a 160 pup he would look after It enre
fully and not let tt have the run of the
town by day aud by night, says an ex
change, as he woultl know too well
that It would be ruined. Hut it be bas
a ohlld II is different. It will lie turned
loose at an early age In go where it
pleases, reopln wouder where tin
great army of tr.mps, dead-beats,
waters, gammers, iinrvea ana nisrepti
uoie women come iroin. l'hey are
inn seed germinated In countli
homes and scattered broadca-t on the
etreets of our olties and towns. Tl.ee
are thousands of children headed in
that direction, vt ho, so far s ears
eonoeri'ed, are not given iqunl show
ing wun a pup.
Are you nervous, restless,
pale and easily tired? Per
haps the scales can tell you
why. If your weight is
below your average, that
explains it.
Scott's Emulsion is a fat
producing food. You soon
begin to gain and you keep
on gaining long after you
stop taking it. ' For all
wasting diseases, in both
young and old, it is the one
standard remedy.
x. sn.1 fi.eo, ill dr
SCOTT A rUIWNfc, ClvHr.li
wasting
SUMMONS.
lu the Circnil Conrt u( the Slate ol 0et!OD,
fur Lsne Cuuu'y
Otho V llob rts i"l On u E. 1
ilobirtii, 1'taiuiiiu,
Charle- Eiiekson. Andrtw M Siliuoiona.
I'.ricksou, Juiuis u'. "
M. Day, A. V. C!ui ul I''
Counlv, DoMiiiauls J
rn. ru . c.:..bJn An.lrw M. Erick'OII,
sua James Vurk, of tbe ilelem'anw,
above arnntd.
IM THE NAME OF THE STATE Ol
Orguo: You and eacb ol oo are 1). reuj
require I to appear aud ai,er Ibe lorn
pUmt filed a.aiust joa and tbe olber
defeudauts in tbe !,ve emilled Court and
caime on or before ibo i'Jlh day of Marcli.
11MJO, that Wwt tbe tir.i uny 01 iu
refiiilar term of said Court, lo be beKun
uud held in Euifeue, Lane County, Oregon:
and if you fail to no "PI" "" a,0BW"r
nai(! cooiplaini, for want thereof the
pliiii tifla will applj to tbe Court for the
relief prayed for in said complaint, to wit,
For a judgment against the defendant,
Chnrlm Eriokson and Andrew SI. Enckson,
for tbe sum of 17u0 with interest thereon
from the 2Uih duy 'f April, 18K1, at the
rale of 8 .er cent per annum, for the sum
of $250 attoroeya' fees provided for in
plaintiff' morig.ne, tozetber with joata
Ann rfishi,r,.nienia of thia suit, and for a
decree foreclosing plaintlii a rjwrtgaeo
seuurinu' aaid sums aud described m the
iu;..t fr a deuree of Bale of Bam
niorlnaged preuiiaea to naliafy plalnlltf a
judnuj. nt prayed for, which preui'.aea are
deBciibed aa followa: Commencing at the
Bouibweat corner of a tract of land Bold and
convejed bv William Hloau ana wue v
Norria Humphrey by deed itoordtd in
deed booa H, paiie24U, of the recordB of
Lane Couuly, Oregon, ou a line with the
cast aide ol Willamette street extended
south, thanoe north oil Willamette street
ally seven feet, thenoe cist one hundred
and amy feet, thence aouth one hundred
and eihty-nine feel, tnenoe weai one
hnudr.d and eiity feet, thence north on
Willamette street one hundred and thirty
two feet to the place of beginning, in aec
lion 31, tp 17 S 3 Win Lane County,
Oregon; and for judgment and execution
agaiust the d-fen. hints, CharleB ErickBon
mill Andrew al. .ncKson. loranv ueueicnoy
remaining unaatisBed after applying all the
proceeda of aaid aale in satisfaction of aaid
tarrinu the defendants above uamed and
each ol them, and all peraonB clairring or
to olaim through or nnder them or either
of them, of all right, title, or olaim ot, in,
or to Biiid mortgaged premlsoa or any port
thereof, including the equity of redemption
therein and theroto, and for auch further
relief aa may be requisite and equitable
J his aummona is published in the Dati.t
Euoknb Guahd for aix aucceasive weeks by
order of Hon. J. W. Hamilton, Judge of
said Conrt. anted January 27th. 1800, and
the date of tbe first publication under said
order, jebruary tt, luUU.
W. 0. Hai.b,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
SUMMONS.
In tho Circuit Court of tbe State of Ore
gon for Lane Coonty.
Blauoh L. Cowgill, Plaiutiff, )
va.
T. F. Cowgill, Doftndant.)
To T. F. Cowgill defendant:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, yon are hereby required to appear
and answer me compmint tiled acainst yon
iu the above eutitled suit within aix weeka
from tho date of the fiiBt publication of thia
Bammoua, nnd the stiid first publication
thoreof ib in tl.d EaoKNK Daily Guard of
February 14th, 1900, aud if you fnil to
anawur, for want thereof, the plaintiff will
take a decree ftRiuust you, forever dinsotving
the bonds of matriniouy now exiating be
tween plaintiff und defendant and also for
he care, custody and oontrol of the minor
child mentioned in the complaint and for
auoh other relief as to the Court may seem
equuuuie. t
Ihifl Summons is pnbliehed in the Ed-
oknk Dailt Guard, a new&paper published
n Lane County, Ore won, and havinn acen-
ernl circulation therein, by order of Hon.
a, u. rottor. county lut), e ot .Lane Uountv
Oregon, and made in chambers the 14th
any oi February, J'JUU.
Ifi. B. Skipwobtt
Attorney for Flaiutiff.
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 5th day of
March, I'M, in the matter of the guardian
ship of Lizzie 8. Fisk, an insane person,
licensing and authorizing such sale, I will
offer for sale at public auction, at the Conit
House door on the Oth day of April. A. D,,
llHK), between the hour of 9 o'clock in the
forenoon and the hour of 3 o'clock in the
r'ternoon of said day, to the highest birMer
,u, unnu, on mn lUierUHl Ol IU6 SAIO Vf&TQ
in nud to tho following desoribed property
nut, u,cu,lo?ii, iu Wli;
The n e of the n w yt of section one
(I) in townihip neventeen (17) sr one east
of the Willamette meridian. Alio the
north half, and the north half of the sou.h
half, and the sooth half of the southwest
quarter of section tbirty-six (36) township
siiteen (16) a rone east of tho Willamette
meridian. Also all of section thirty nix
(36) in township seventeen (17) s rone
west of the Willamette meridian. And tbe
aouth half of southeast quai er of sootion
a,A,rou luwusuip Bcvorteen (17) i
one east oi Willamette meridian. All in
Lsne connty, State of Oregon.
Dated I at Eugene, Oregon, this 10th day
of March, A. D., iUOO.
A. C. Woodcock, Gnardisn,
Attorney for Guardian.
NOTICE TO CKEDITOKS.
Notice l herit.y given that tie nnd
signed ass been appointed by the Con
Court of Lane county, Oregon, minimis
tor of the estate of E. J. Simmons, deces
ed. All persons having claims against ai
estate are hereby notified topreeint tbe
to me with the proper vouchers at Engen
Oregon, within six months fioni the flr
pnlilicniion of this notice.
Dated November US, 1S99.
Alio M. Dn-xwrra,
Admaiv.rd
EXECUTRIX NOTICE.
Notiee is hereby given, that the nti.lew
el, l.v.lia A Hnston, has been duly apimi
ex.eiiTrit of the Inst will an.i testament
f ihe e-tats t II. ('. 1 1 neton. deceased
tlieouniv cvrl of I.ane county, Oregon
all ivrr ns having claims agninst saul
re hrrrtiy notllieil to present the same
the pnr vouchers to said executrix at
iaw,.hee of 1 ltilyeii at Eugene, Ore
within six months of tiieilate , ; this notice.
Dated this i!3rd day of January, 1!J0.
. l.ViMi A. IIiuN,
I. Bui tu, Atty forestat. K"t','tri,
NO 1 ICE OF FINAL SKTTEMENT.
KsialfolW.8. Miller,
frlr. Omron.
deccaseil, Lam
.i,tio is berebT giton that
Wbltwll, ..luumslraUitoiMld u Z"
Bll his dual iKwnnl lor siii,msin o( said
Oito. W. Warrsm,
u . Adminislraior.
On. B Doaaia, Alloroej.
.u jiuuu.j, iue nun aay o( Ffhrn. I l y Tourist n 11 t i. .
a. ISIS) al ton nVlnxk In I " i ""r,' Unnflnnd in PL!
"id .lay U. bn V, b, oM,7 o7 ll" n " S I rH'rV,C' 1 U1 llal,U UFICaOO
O. Foltfr, cenm, jmiK, o( jj Une conn,: i J Smiihwa Pacific. CU Pacific
umiii'v onit-cuon 10 me same. liy s.
EUGENE (
LoaniSavingsBank
Of Eugene, Oregon
Paid Up Cash Capital
Surplus
$50,000
a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS
ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS
Drafts Issuer! nu Hie princ'pal cities of the
United riyiles and lorelfU co nirles.
lmeresl allowed on ileirand (.ertlOcates Ol
Uewsit nheii left stated tajrlod.
Collections receive our prompt attention.
Clly aud County Warrants Umgliu
W. E. BHOWN,
President.
F, W. OSBUHN,
Cashlsr.
0. A. PAINE,
Vice Prssldenl.
W. W. BHOWN,
Assl Cashier.
-.FIRST-
National Bank
Of Eugene.
Paid up Cash Capital 860,000
Surplus - - SBO.OUU
Eugene, Oregon.
. n . irTrri nrroTVPLlO
Dona on reaHonahle terms, Sight
drafts on ChicaKO, 8an FranciRco and Port
lan-i, OreKon. , , . . .
tiiwi ot exchange Bold on foreign o uutrieu.
Deposits received subject to check or certifi
cate of deposit.
AU collections eniruswo 10 uh win reucivc
prompt attention)
T G Hendricks,
P. . Snudorass,
Cosliier.
L. H. Potter,
Afts't Caohiei
President,
3 B Kakin,
Vice rresiutiit.
LANE COUNTY BA
Established In 1882.
EUGENE,
OREGON.
A General Banking business in all branches
transacted on favorable terms.
A. G. HOVKV. President
J, M. ABRAM8. Cashier
B H HUVEY, Apst Cnahier.
lorthern Pacific
RAILWAY
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XJ
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Pullman
Sleeping ars
Elegant
Dining
uars
Tourist
Sleeping
1ST. PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS,
DIjLUTH,
TO
IFAKOO,
(iiiAND FORKS;
CROOKST'ON,
IW1NN1PKG,
HELENA and
HU'iTE,
Throunh Tickets to
CHICAGO, WASHINGTON
i-iULADKLPHIA, NEW YORK,
BOSTON, and All Points
East and South.
For Information, time cards, map
and tickets, call on or write to
R McMURPHEY,
Genoral Agent, Eugene,
Office Opposite Guard office.
Or. A D CHARLTON,
Asst Gen'l Pass. Airent.
'255 Morrison St, cor Third, Portland, Oregon
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor.
Stage leaves Eugene for Florence
Dally except dunolay at 6 a m
Beturnlug stage leaves Florence
for Kugeue daily except Sundays at 'i
Y
Saturdays at 8 a m.
Arrives in Eugene at 6 p m the day
ftlSOM FA BE.
ROUND TRIP
TickeU (or sale at
Kugene, or at Hurd
Floreucfl.
ttOO
,D"Ki iivery Darn,
lveuport'i office In
THROUGH TICKETS
TO THE
EASTandSOUTHEAST
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
D,"Tnrf
j Pullman Palace Sleeper. Toui
ic,eDe;lf;sto8n?.R.,?.cl,nin''ii'
I 1'F.XVER, OMAHA, CHICAGO
KANSAS CITY, ST. LOl'IS
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Union
lurmei inionnat on. annl.
lANAUiAN
PACIFIC BY
SOO-PACIFIC LINE.
Tli3 only Tra scon ienental Routs
Grand Scenery,
Fine Accommod t ons
Low Rates.
To and from all east
ern points and Eu
rope. Direct lloiite
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 ItOYAL MAIL
STEAMERS.
To China and Jupan.
CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN LINE
To Honolulu and Australia,
For full information retarding rates, etc
pply to
GKO. F. CRAW. Airent.
H. II. ABOTT, Eugene, Oregon
Airent, remand, Or.
E. J. COYLE,
A. G. P. A., Vanoouver, B. O.
OlTNCfl
Dopart
Time Schedule.
Arrived
Salt Lake, Denver,
Fast
Mail
8pm
tt worth, umana,
KatiHtu Citv. St
Fast -Mail
.
6:45 p m
LouiBji Chicago Landl
baat
Walla Walla, Spo
kane, Minneapolis
St Paul, Duluth,
Milwaukee, Chi
cago and Kast,
8lokane
Flyer
3:45 p m
Spokane
Flyer
8 a m
Ocean Steamhhips
All 8ailiii(r ilateH
subject to change.
For San Franciaco
Sail Den 3, 8, 13, 18,
28, 28 and every
6 days.
8pm
4?p in
Daily
Ex Sunday
8pm
Sat 10 pm
Columbia Kiveu
Stbameiib
To Astoria and
Way liandingH.
4 p in
z bunday
WillamettkRiveh
Oregon City, New
he rg, Snlem and
Whv lifi'-.dinKS.
4:30 p ru
Kx Sunday
x Sunday
WlLLAMHTTE AND
Yamhill Kivkhh
Oregon City, Day
ton and Way
Landings.
WillauettbUivxr
Portland to Cor
vallia and Way
Landings.
7 ft in
Tiien, Thur
and Sat
3:30 ii in
Mon, Wed
anil i?ri.
6am
Tues, Thu:
and Sat,
4:30 pro
Mon, Wed
and Kit
Lv liiparia
1:20 a in
Dairy
Snake Biver, LvLewistn
KioanatoLewiBtn Daily
I 8:30 am
L L Stevens,
Aent, Kuircne.
W H Hurlburt
Oen i'aas Arrt Port, Ur
TICKETS
- TO ALL
POINTS EASf
Through t'alacj and Tourist Sleepers. Din
mg aou uiurary uDservation 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. O. DENNISTON, 0 P & T A.
Portland. Or
Central Market.
ins (t M
PROPRIETORS
Will keep constantly on hand a full supply
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
Whloli they will sell at the lowest
market prices.
A air share of tie pntillc patronage solicited
: TO THE FARMERS,
We will pe the highest market prloe
fur Fat Cattle, Hogs and Sheep.
ShoD on Willamette St.,
EUGENE, OREGON
tfW-Meau delivered to am carl ol tb city
Frwof chante
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT,
Estate of H. N. Hill, deceased, Lane
oonnty, Oregon,
Notice is hereby given that J. R nd A.
L- Hill, executors of said estate bave tiled
thtir final account for settlement of said
m' utc, and Monday, the 2nd day of April,
lOrO, at oue o'clock in the afternoon of
,ul tUy, has been set by order of Hon. E.
O. Potter, connty jndge of Baid Lane conn
ty, for the henrin of objections to the same,
and all obj'ctious to Baid account must be
lilid with the clerk of said conntv court on
or before aaid time and day for said bear
ing. Dated March I, 1910.
J. K. HrLL,
A, L. Hill,
Eiecutr re.
L. PiLTHC, Attorney
Administrator' Notice.
Notice is hereby given, list the under
sinrd, . M. Yanduyn, has been dnly sp
poictrd administrator ol the estate of Sam
uel Smith, deoeasfd, by the Connty Conr
of Lare connty, Orpon, and all persons
having olaims against said estate are Lereby
notiu,l to present the s.djo, witb the
pri prr vonchers, to mid adrrinistrator a
the b.w tffice ol L. Biljen in Eogene, Ore
gon, within ai months from the date
this notice.
Dated this Hth day of NtiVenAir. 189
L. BtLTVO, W. 11. ViUDCTW,
Ally tor Estate, Adm sislra
Cl la..
I.. .1 ... -
A. .1. Mill i'.i . . ... .
ims..i..,i ;. '.tVti:
X -"'- nr. ,env
reqiiireflt,,.... '
anil lheotWr,u'
am vi 11 ' , lull J,.
takearle'fi
interest t! ,
per a, , iu
by i-aid C
sum now
... . T kl
and for the J
; m
uiti ami f)r adecS
au anil every (ATi
herein uau.er f..c.7 ffc.
gage mentinue.! TS
plaint, and f..rt..
or un ery,,,,or,ill,i
or uni ereitlier, or My ,i'?'
aiiUsUiveasniKUii,'?
or equity of nilmZ't'
niorlKauul
plnint, amlifir!,?'
complaint menttoned; Z
described as follow, i 5?
t-ot No. 2 in block N. 7:
OI iiairinoiint ln T.
taining 1.28 icttsTS
sale of the above AsoLi
of said Lane cour,tTLSa:
practice ,f ..id Cot;
ofsaia,aleie.ppued6nrJ:
the costs anil churl,- ,J .V"
tlie costs and iti.u Tt'
to the liayment ni u
sum ,il .l'i lyi i u nl
with.,ri,r..T"K''
""Bran ukm.
sum of S7.u t. .Tr
further reUef aa m U
DreiniuftK.
ihiBsiiininoMii sertriimJ
hcauon for Bu nBemif(g
Daily Goarb, a daily m,
Cirrliln.ti.iri ilipmink. . -i1
priiiK d and paoliahedat Ka
ana sute, by order of tbe Bill
lfl-O, and that the uijk
stud county, in laidofif
s:iil summons upon ymha-rfJ
dnyof .March, li-00, u tbtVl
which ) ou shall appear uJ Z
piaiut in Bam suiL I
The date of the tint pdbJ
luou. lbS
. Ali'ri!
Notice of ShenfTi W
ecution,
Notice is hereby ghtDdnil
an execution and order dviij
the circuit court of Luc a
on the 2(itb ilav of Msrci. . J
Claronce Thomson pUlotf u
llill, hiirun A. Mill biuiicl
bar as receiier, defeDn
executiou decree and omafcl
directed, ordering isd oases
Bell ine real property oritur
fur tbe purpose ol nalitliiu:
of pliiiutin' iu eaidcinielMiil
S1G 21 t,iit KS'Jffi53iitbKl
aeut per nuuuui from Hiatl
aud f, r$05 uttorueys feeiural
of $18 fU costs und iecrl
which iuilimierii.detreendH
provided lur jadgmect it BWil
f. 1. JJuiiDitr ss nceiraa
$413 42 and $9 20 cat ru
ltttal ra'e dow tbstelorr
with said execution, ud
will, on
BtTUUDAT, IHS SllWIOt
at tbe hnur oil o'clock psKiJ
of the cuiiri house is ttv
Oregon, sell ot public sKoti
bidder loi cssu innstoiu
...ii.lunj lirntlv olsinliff.
uttoruey. fes and cmB, ui"
t.An nunhup', indcmsjltt
and in said decree ud tlsfflj
and lollnu ino described 1
Lots oue, aud ten it J
ik.. fnr rlvp.su.KTre.BS1
: I .11 inTDlCl'
, it .narirtiftn. ID IU i1
Oregoc, dated t Ecge.H
2ti, liWt). . , J
Sheriff of LsmCb!
By Fbko Fux, DepJ
Notice of FlnilSnH
Efltate'of Js. HcddWl"
0r,Bn: . mi
dleslou, eircui"
XlUUUlcrn'u,
,I.a mftttSI 0
Counti Court of "'V
the hourollOo'cloek 'l
that day bss bn toJJ 1
lor iu - - -- , Mii
aud all onjeoiii"-- 0I
the final settlement oi a
filed with the 'k !f
before said date ol bsinj )
Dated this Hth dsrol
L PlLYKC,
Ati'y tor said
tUrtoCfriW'
Notice is berebyr'",
igned bss ! wt
r.t n( LsrjeCtolJ:''o,(.;
aaid estate are Jrfi
them to tho "WV
nnnl,nl Bl i""
Woodcock
gon, within six
nioDtb
nolioe.
Dalecl Februsry
...-Fjlit"!
Administrator
01 Wis
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