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Newspaper Page TextDaily Rugeue Guard Published every evening of Ilia week, Bun .lays united Address U lowxunicationa ul intki nil remittances payable to the KuOtUls UUAUli, Kugene, Oregon- H U HSCKI PTION jK ATES. Diii.r. Delivered by carrier, r week 115 Delivered by carrier, ier month J By mail one year (in advance) 6 00 Six month ?? One month Higgle copies. 05 WKSBXT. Oue year (in advance) $2 00 Kil month! ' Advertising ratea made known on applica tion. Entered ae seooud-ciaM matter at the Kugene, Oregon, poetolnoe. THE EASTERN i OFFICES -Of the paper are at 230 to 234 Temple Court, New York Olty, and U S Express lMdjt, 87 Warh ington 8t, Chicago, IIL, E KATZ' Advertis ing Agency in charge. OAMJ'UEM. BROS Publisher" all Busin.ss Letter! to this office should be directed to TMf GUARD Initead at either .f th. pr.pr.et.r. P..-.1l.lilltLl THE LfGENE GUARD UN HON TUi WED THU RI SAT T """" I 2 3 4-5 6 7" 6 8 IP II 12 13 1-4- IB 16 17 16 2Q 1 1 22 23 24 2 5 26 27 26 2& 3Qj3jj MOON'S PHASES. Now moon March 1-90 Fl quarter " Fullmooit " 1. M quarter " lit WEATHER BUREAU- (Daily Report.) PORTLAND, ORRIIOIU March 29. IK)0-ll::) a ml vvoather (orooait lor augene, Oregon: Tonight and Friday: Probably rain. Do not forgot that before you can cast a vote at the coming state and presidential elections your name must be on the rogistor. The time is now on to have your name Eut thoie. If not registered eforo May 15 you cannot voto. You can register be fore any notary public or jus tice of tho peace free of cost, or at the courthouse in the county clerk's office. Do not nogloct to rogistor. THURSDAY - - MARCH 20 INDIAN DEVILTRY. Tba editor ot the Rkugiray, Alaska, Budget does not believe Id "good Indiana" except after careful interment. The issue from wliloh the aooouut of the brutal murder of Bert Horton and wife, published on another page, U taken said ed itorially: Indiana plaoe a vory small value on humto life, possibly in many oases less than on the life o' a good animal. Sa long as this estimate U applied to themselves, no one will enter a protest; but when worthless fish-stinking Siwashet lake it into their, beads to ruth lessly murder whites, it is time to liand the tribe their just deserts. Years of missionary work at the Mission has done but little for the Hinash except to sharpen his wits for oivlliied deviltry. The Alaska Indian will follow a drum around all night and praise the Lord one minute, oonfess to outting a throat the next, and be roady to fly to glory to the sound nf hallelujah with bis soul saved, but turn your back on him and he is the same "Injun" yet. If the old ones oould all be sent to glory in a bunoh, and tne young ones brought np by themselves, the rase night be improved. THE PRESIDENT'S PERSONAL HABITS. It will no doubt surprise people that no less a body than a Meth odist Kpisoopal ohurob oonfeience considered resolutions censuring President McKlnley for public and private indulgence in Intoxicating liquors, the resolutions being de feated by less than a two-thirds vote. The news ooines in a Wil mington, Delaware, dispatch of March 27: The Wilmington MethodUt Episcopal conference, which repre senU Delaware and a portion of Maryland, today adopted a resolu tion condemn iD? the army canteen and the use and sale of liquors in our new possessions. Tho temper ance committee also presented another resolution, which con demned President MoKinley, as a member of the Methodist filpiscopal church, for'publio aud private tip pling. It precipitated a hot dis cussion, and was finally defeated by a vote of 67 to 43. The reso lution requesting the general con ference to censure President Mo Kinley for setting aBide the anti canteen law, and to censure him for drioking liquor, was adopted after the neraonal referenoe to the presi dent's drinking bad been stricken out. UNION AND REPUBLICAN. The Albany Democrat makes this comparison of Union and Re publican county administrations: It costs $79,000 a year to run Marion county, and $35,000 to run Linn county. Under the present economical administration the at fairs of the county have been kept in splendid condition, the roads and bridges being kept up and general improvements having been made with a speoial effort in pro gress for giving the county the best roads in the etnle. Linn oounty has a Union party administration. Marion oounty is solidly Republican. Bob Ingereoll told the following: "I have found the cares which come to a man in a high place are enormous. After (iarneld was nominated I said to him: 'Garfield, you are going to he elected, I hope, but by the time you have been president a month you'll wisn you were running an iue-house in Hades.' "1 saw bim after he had been president awhile, and I said: 'Well, liarfield, how does it go?' "'I don't know but I prefer the ice-house business,' he replied." There are Borne favorite sons itnong Republicans this year. Linn county Republican delegates are solid for Judge Hewitt for congress, Jackson is solid for Speaker Garter, Marion for Claud Oatch, Ulaoka- mas for Geo. Brownoll, Benton lor John D. Daly, and Washington for Tongue. Linn county Republicans are not i whit behind those ot Lane county. They also have a boss. A Mr, llardman does tbe Croker-Hanna ant for our northern neighbor Re publicans. Occasionally, though, country delegates smash the slates of tbe town bosses and tbrow dust or mud, acoording to tbe season of the year, in their moos. t - ills wile insisted And he thought he'd humor her. no u on me rosim snows that a nmn rarely loses bv following his wife's ad vice. Those who suffer from obstinate cough, bronchitis, weak lungs nnd nil meats in general which tend to con sumption, will find speedy relief and Jwrfect cure in the use of Dr. Tierce's .olden MedlcAl Discovery. It cures ninety-eight per cent, of those who give it a fair and fnithful trial. It purifies the blood, heals the lungs and builds up the body with firm flesh instead of flabby fat. The "Discovery" contains no alco hol! neither opium, cocaine, nor other narcotics. "Only for Dr. Pirrce'i Golden Medical Discov ery I think 1 would be In mv grave to-day, write Mr. Moaea Mile, of lltlliard, Uinta Co., Wyoming, "i nan aaiiima ao had I could not Icrp at night and waa cuiitpcllrd to give up work. It alfrt-ttd my lung ao that 1 coughed all the time, both day and night. My friends all thought I had conmimptlon. My wife had taken Dr. Item' FR-otite ITracrtptton, and It had helped her ao much she Initiated on my try ine hit 'Golden Medical nlwoverv 'which I .did. 1 have taken lour bottles and am now a well man. weighing pound, thauka to Dr. Pierce's Golden Mcdienl Discovery. I would like jrott to print thin tentlinony as It may help aotuc other poor sufferer." Dr. Fierte's Medical Adviser, in paper binding, ft re on receipt of ai one-cent stamps to pay expense of mailing only Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. RUNNING UP A BIB BILL For d.vtor' foe wouldn't foe nevewaary, when you ar at tack, with colds at this sea on of tha year, if you would keep ft bottla . our pur and hltrh Tde :,yni Nobis Whiskey in r how, and then I ake T-u ft n t),e ( Uldy, or as your UU dic tate, at beditroa or any other old tiin. Therf is nothing like It fur colds, lAt.rippavr kindred ailment. W fl). Hensham mm Citizens' Convent on. Notice Is her;b given thst tho Citizens' county convention will meet lit humeri) iu ine 7th day ol April, 11M, alio o'clock a in, " ine Court House, for the purj; t plsclnif mi nomination l state w;nawr, a wurewii -comity Judge, sheritl", Mihool .uurinu-ndent, ait.-Mor. uotiuly clerk, ueminer, surveyor, oommlHHloner coroner, ami or traiiHaciiug such oilier business as may properly cotno before ihe couveulion. , , , Primaries to be held In the several precincts on Much ai, l. , . .. . FreclueU are enuiico w tue iiwuhiui delegates: N Kugeue ro i. N Euii-ue No 2 C W Cot Grove 7 KCotGrov .4 IMea-ant Hill.... 6 Richardson....... Zumwalt 8 Kugetie Kol.. a eugeoe no Mohawk hiiv . Ji HtMjiicer., N Junction 6 Jasper 8 Junction.. ,...a tiostneu , 7 Coyoie , ... A (iate Creek . .7 McKenzle.... Irving Willamette.... Spring Held Thurston El in Ira Camp Creek,,.. Long Tom , Cress well Siuslaw , .....4 Mabel.. Chetihlre.... .. 4 Pall Creek ... A Uleutena 0 Middle Fork . 4 Halrmouut. . .. . ..3 Bluutou , 4 Hlne Klver... 3 Five Rivers.. 3 Heceta H Snufnaw 3 Wallaee 3 ''ohemla 3 Florence Haze De l. ... Ui Valley... Hermann Iaiio Mapleton irfine r! Mound Walton Total It Is rponm mended that no nroxles be per mlttud. unless such person holding said proxy be a resident of the precinct to be repiesented. Those aoDointed to act as Judges at the primaries for the four Eugene precincts sreaa lonowsr North Eugene no l-j j waiton, v h uuuu. North Euuena No 2 U W We der. JH Honig and W fl Andrews. Voting place, Griffin's ware- nour;e on aevenm sireub. ttouth Kmrona No 1 J S TIlKElns. JB Nettle- ton and V 8 Holt. Voting place. Engine House on Eleventh street. Bouth Eucene no Z A w 61 at news, 'inomns Brown and F M Wllklns. Votlns Dlaoe. Brown's ujthoiBiery snop on jsign'D siroeu jiiuifes to bddoiui uiemB. Polls to be oDeued from 1 o'clock n tu to fl o ci oo a p m, naiuroay, ai-ircn ai, im jiaiea mis mia uay oi reuruary, ivw. A J Zumwalt, Chairman I N Eabbaoou, Secretary I E Stevens M J HlLLEQAS J W Bakrk Jameh Haykh j ktrvbnhon FM Wilkius J J Walton I. . Btevbnh W L Houston K M Veatch Ira Campbell, Jamem Ualtkht 1) U La kin J A Walters L II Patterson Committeemen. AMERICAN COAL IN JAPAN Consul Fuzita Says It Establishes a New Commercial Precedent. Chicago, Marco 28. T. Fuzita, Japanese consul in Chicago, speaking of advlceB be uas just received from Japan, In wulcb It la stated that the steamer Needles, oarrylog 6000 tons of coal from Virginia, had arrived ut Nagasaki, said: "This Is the firBt shipload of Araerl can ooal ever imported Into Japan. It establishes a new commercial preced ent between Japan and the United States. Though we have use for Am' erlcau coal, freight rates bave been ex horbitantly high against lis Imuorla. tlon." An Editor's Life Saved By Cham Berlain's Cough Remedy. During the early pa't of Outoticr, 1890, 1 contracted a bad cold which settled on my lungs and was ueglected until I feared that consumption had appeared lu an inoiplent state I was constantly coughing and trying to expel something whioh I oould not. I became alarmed and after giving the local doctor a trial bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Keniedy and the result was Immediate Improvement, and after I had used three bottles my lungs were restored to their healthy state. R. 8. Edwards, Publisher of The Review, Wyaut, III. For sale by W. h. DeLauo. A Thousand Tongues Could Dot exnreas the nurture of Ann ile E Springer, of Howard r-treet. l'hlla ilelphia, Pa, when she found that Or rving jiew LriBOovery ror Consuuip tion bad comule elv cured her of i hacking oougli t lint for many yoars had made life h liuiden. All other remedies and doctors oould give her no help, but she saysof this royal oure, "It soon removed the pain id my ohett and I can now sleep soundly, some thing i can scarcely rvmember doing i , ut... . uvi,o. . icvi iino summing us praises throughout the universe." Ho will everyone who tries Dr King's New Dlaoovery for any trouble of the throat, nhnat np lunira P.lnu Rll.i ....i nn Trial bottles free at Linn's drug store. Avery ihhub guarauieea. Chief Joseph's Plans. Washington, Maroh 28. Chief Joseph, head of the Nez Perces, and his staff are here to have a personal Interview with President McKlnley. Chief Joseph wants the ttltftnen to hold land in severalty, and aNo .inu tile tribe removed to the old sliiiiipiiiK ground at the foot of the lilue moun tains, near Umatilla, Or. Fuel for Force Your body must have force, nervous force, mus cular force, digestive force. Fat is the fuel used to supply this force. If you arc weak in any of these forces, use more fuel, Thecod-liveroil in Scott's Emulsion is the best fuel for this work. Your nerves grow stronger, your muscu lar power increases, and your digestion improves. toe aad i.oa .0 rfnigglra. SCOTT BOWNE, Owitau, N.w Yvk, SUMMONS. lu the Circuit Court of the Slate uf Oregon, for Lane County Otbo V. Kab'.rU ami On u E. ) ioberta, I'luimitiK. Charles Kriekauu. Andrew M 1 Snoiinon.. Krickion, Jumna lorn, ii M. Dny, A. W. CoiandLsue County, DefeniiuiitB J To Charles Frlckaou, Andrew M. Eriek"cn, aud James Vort, uf tue delemianta Above named : in tiii viue nv THE STATE Or Ongou: You aud each of jou are b reby require.1 to appear aud anwer the com plint filed aiuinH- you anil the other defendant iu the above entitled Court and cause on or befoie ihe 1'Jlli day of March. l'JOO, that beiug the nrt day oi .i, ,,., ,.( .M Conrt. tu be begun and held iu Eugeue, Lane County, Orejjon: aud II yon tall to bo appear said complaint, for want thereof ihe plah tiffs will apply to tbe Court for tho relief prayed for iu said complaint, to wit, For a iudKruent ngainut the defendauta, Charka Erickson aud Andrew M. Erickson, (n, ih ,., n( l7U0 with interest tbereon from the 20th dny f April, 1801, at the rale of 8 per cent per annum, ior me uiu of $250 uttorneya' feea provided for i" plaintiff's mortf,Mi.'e, toi'eiuer wnu u,..,.-. sno dibursemenu of this suit, aud for a r.rAO rnr.w,ttii, Dlaiutifl's mrtuarre aeourinu said biibib aud deaoribed in the oomplBiul, and lor a decree oi aaie oi imiu mortgaged preoiines to satiety plaiutitt'a judgment prayed for, whioh preniiseB are described as follows: Commencing at the southwest corner of traotof lund sold and conveyed bv William Bloao aud wife to Norris Humphrey by deed recorded in doed booa H, page 210, of tbe records of Lane County, Oregon, on a line with the esBt side of Willamette street extended Bouth, thence north on Willamette street Bfty-KuveD feet, thence east oue hundred aud sizty feet, thence south oue hundred and fiihty-uine feet, thence weet one hundr.d and sixty feet, thence north on Willamette street one hundred nnd thirty two feet to the place of beginning, in sec lion 31, tp 17 S B3 Win Lane County, Oregoo; aud for judgment and execution agaiust the defendants, OharleB Erickson and Andrew M. Erickson. foranv deficiency remaining unsatistied after applying all the proceeds of said sale in natiHlaotion of said judgment: and for a decree forecloniug and barring the defendants above uamed and eaob ol them, and all persons claitring or to olaim through or under them or either of them, of all right, title, or olaim oi, in, or to said mortgaged premises or any part thereof, including the equity of redemption thorein aud thereto, and fur Buch further relief as may be requisite and equitable. 'I his surumons iB published in the Daily EuokNK Oimud for Bix successive weeks by order t lion. J. W, Hamilton, Judge of said Court, dated January 27th, 1900, and the date of the first publication nnder said order, February u, rJUU. W. 0. Hii.b, Attorney for Plaintiffs. SUMMONS. Id tho Cironit Court of tbe State of Ore gon for Lane County. Blaneb L. Cowgil), PlaintitT, ) vs. T. P. Cowgill, Defendant.) To T. F. Cowgill detendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon, yon are hereby required to appear and auawur the oomplaint tiled againet yon in the above entitled .suit within six weeks from the date of the tiiist pnbliontion of this Sainmonti, aud the said first publication thereof iB in the Euoknk Daily Guabd of February Mth. 1900, and if you fail to answer, for want thereof, the pluintilf will take a deoree agninut you, foiever dissolving the bouds of matrimony now existioc be tween plaintiff and defendant and also for he care, custody and eontrol of the minor child mentioned in tbe complaint and for such other relief aa to the Court may seem equitable. Thin Summons is published in the Eu gene Daily Guabd, a newspaper published in Lane Comity, Oregon, and having a gen eral circulation therein, by order of Hon. E. O.Potter, county jude of Lane Oounty, Oregon, and made in chambers the Htb day of February, JtKK. is. R, Srifworth, Attorney for Plaintiff. Notice of Guardian's Sale of Real Property. Nolloo is hereby given that by yirtue of an order of tbe County Conrt of the State of Oregon, in aud for Lane oounty, duly made and entertained on the 6th day of March, 11)00, in the matter ot the guardian ship of LizzieS. Fisk, an insane person, licensing aud authorizing such sale, I will offer for sale at publio anclion, at the Court HonBtt door on the 9th day of April. A. D 1U0O, between tbe hour of 9 o'olock in tbe funinnnn .nil tl.a o ,.,-- i ' ui u u oiogk in ine aiternoon of aaid day, to tbe highest bidder for cash, all the interest of the said ward u nuu ,u ub iuuuwing aesorioed property and premises, lo-wit: The n e '4 of the n w of section one VJ'.; .7..,, v """""en (w) s r one east of the Willametto meridian. Also the north half, and the north half of the souih half, and the south half of the southwest quarter of section thirty-sir, (36) township sixteen (16)s r one east of the Willamette meridian. Also all of section thirty aix r:ili in InsnaKin an . in, ' ; ,.. ,,.,, " -"Duioeu ji, j rone .. i t. . " mid,,uiu. ana ine south half of southeast quarter of section y "-""p styenteen i,iy) a r one east of Willamette meridian. All in l..nnennntv Rlnta ni t. Dated at EnrrenA i.t. , ... A. n. FISK, A. O. VoorxwK, Guardian Attorney for Guardian. NOTICE TO CKliUlTOUS. Notion b lirfl llV .1 1 i. . , r j mat me ntd iSed ass been sppointid by the Cou vreeon, Bdminia tor of the Mtata of R. J m,; , eil. All lu-rrinns havina . .in. . estate are hereby notlBed to present the . r .u ,,.e proper vournera at Enoen Oregon, within six months fiom the flr publication otthia notion. i'aieti ,oremtier as, is,i9. Auoa M. PurxwiTH, AdmuK.ra EXKflTRIX NOTICE. Notii-e Is hereby given, that the undew e-l, l.ydia A Huston, has been duly apttni exemirii of tlie last will and testament f Hie estate ot H. C. Huston, deceased the county court ot Iuiecounty, Oregon all persons havina; claim. BKainst said are hereby notitieil to prtawut the same the pro)r vouehem to said executrix at law office of 1 ltilyeu at Eugene,' Ore within six months of the dale t:thisnoUce Dated this '.'3rd day of January, linn) I.VHIA A. !!r?Tox, K Htusc.Attyfore.ute Ktculril NOllCE OP FINAL SETTEMENT. Estate of W.S. Miller, deceased, Lane ftty, Oregon. Notice is hereby given that George W wbitsett, adminiBlrator of said ealate, has filed his final account for settlement of aaid estate, and Monday, Ihe fifth day ol Fetrn a.v liJ0 at ,en o'clock in the forenoon ol aid day haa been set by order of Hon E O. Potter, ccunty Judge of said Lan, TOintT for hearing objection to tbe same Dated Dec. 26, 1M1. Geo. Vr. WarrstTT, G.B DoAttorn..,im,,"U,,"- EUGENE LoanoSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Op Cash Capital - $50,000 Surplus " 00 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS. Draft! lasned on the principal citlci of the United Stales and lorelgn Co ntrlea. . Interest allowed on Uen-aiid CertlBcatea 01 Uenoslt whou left stated period. Collections receive our prouipl attention. City and County Warrants Mrughi. W. E. BKOWN, President. F. W. 0SBURN, Cashier. 0. X. PAINE. Vice President. W. W. SHOWN. Asst Cashier. -FIRST National Bank Of Eugene, Paid up Cash Capital $60,000 Surplus - - 850,000 Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS llnnn nn reasonable terms. Sight drafts on Chicago, San Francisco and Port land, Oregon. . Hills of exchange Bold on fureign c:untnes. DenoBits received subject to check or certifi cate of deposit. AU collections entrusted to us will receive prompt attention. T O Hendrioks, P. E. Snodqrabs, President. Cashier. S B Eakim, L. H. Potter, Vice President. Ass t Cashier LANE COUNTY BANK Established In 1882. - OF EUGENE, OREGON. A General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVE? , President J. M. ABRAMB. Cashier B U HOVEY, Apst Cashier. Sorthern Pacific RAILWAY Jtttl. & Tittle Pullman Sleeping ars Elegant Dining Oars Tourist Sleeping Jaif ;Si'. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, plILUTH, TO KAROO, GRAND FORKS; 0KOOK3T0N, WINNIPEG, HELENA and liUTTE. ' Throunh Tickets to CHICAGO, WASHINGTON ruinaiJM.rHiA, JIKW yuitrv, BOSTON, and All Pointe East and South. For information, time cards, map and tickets, call on or write to R McMURPHEY, riaan..l A A U Boufc, xsugeoe. Office Opposite Guard office. Or. A D CHARLTON, A nut fln'l P.oo A 1 2f5 MorriBon St, cor Third, Portland, Oregon EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Stage leaves Eugene for Florence iJAllv exmntriiinilat, at a - Returning stage leaves Florent-e for kugeue dally exoept Sundays at !i Saturdays at 8 a ni. Arrives lu Eugene at 8 p m the day fol lowing. ' mN'iut park ROUND TK1P 1 , SS Ticket, lor sole at B, 'BanVa'MiverV'rirri no,V? " 1,urd ''"a'-PonraoeTn' THROUGH TICKETS TO THI EASTmiSOUTHEAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPAKV uV'4T'1 .?.al8C8 Sleepers four- BSrWft Chair DENVER, OMAHA, CHICAGO K 1VJ 111 T H 1 . An ,C f ' 81, LOUIS' i-ar servTi" Portland to Chicago v NvTlv" THfl- l'0,0,, T"' dertitu XbS'CjL'd """'fk o d.l,.t. fa., iimi, lrea. "' 1 nioB or fnrth inforroalion, and. i . "MlhernPc OT flANADIAN U PACIFIC RY SOO-PACIFIC LINE. Tho only Trarscon ienental Route r Grand Scenery, Fine Accommod.t oni 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 trai.u crossing the continent consisting of Palace sleepers, dining cars, tourist cars, day coaches and colonist sleepers. CANADIAN PACIFIC KOYAL MAIL . STEAMERS. To China and Jopan. CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN LINK To Honolulu and Australia, For full information regarding rates, eta ipply to GEO. F. CRAW. Agent. H. H. ABOTT, Eugene, Oregon Agent. Portland, Or. E. J. COYLE, A. G. P. A., Vancouver, B. C, 0 R & N CO. Depart Time Schedule. Arrived Salt Lake, Denver, Fast Ft Worth, Omaha, Faat Mail Kanaaa City, St Mail 8pm Louie, Chicago iand 6:45 p m Eaat Walla Walla, Spo Spokane kane, Minnean.tliB Spokane Flyer St Paul, Duluth, Flyer 3:45 pm Milwaukee, Chi- 8am cago and Faat. Ocean Steamships 8pm All Hailinc dates 4pm Bubject to change. For San Franciaco SailDec3,8, 13,18, 23, 28 and every 6 day 6, Daily Columbia Rivi.it Ex Sunday Stkamehb 4pm 8pm To Astoria and Ex Sunday Sat 10 p m Way Landings, WillamktteKiver 6am Oregon City, New- 4:30 p m Fx Sunday berg, Salem and Ex Sunday Way Landslip. " WVltJam ktte and 7 a ru Yauhill Kivkbs 3:30pm Tuen, Thur Oregon City, Day- Mon, Wed and Sat ton and Way and Fri. Landings. IWillauettkHiver Portland to Cor- 4:30 pm valliaand Way Mon, Wed and Sat. Landings, and Fri Lv Kiparia 1 Snake Kiver. Lv Lewiatn 1:20 am Itiparia to Lewiatn Daily Daily 8:30 a m L L Stevens, W H Hurlburt Agent, Kugene. , Gen Pane Agt i'ort. Or TICKETS POINTS EAST Throuirlj Palacj and Tourist Sleepers, Din wg anu uiorary urjservatlon cars. Elegant Vestibule Trains. No 4 Limited leaveB Portland at 8:45 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. C. DENNISTON, O P t T A. Portland. Or Central market, MiDS d PROPRIETORS Will keen constantly on hand a full supply BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at the lowest market prioes, A fair share of lie nunc patronage solicited :-TO THE FARMERS. - We will pey the highest market price ior fat tattle, Hogs and Sheep. Shon on Willamette St. EUGENE, OREGON. V-Meau delivered to an. part ol th city Free of charge NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Estate of H. N. Hill, deceased. Lane county, Oregon, Notice is hereby given that J. K and A. u. lllll, executors of Snld OHtnln have filed their final account for settlement of aaid (state, and Monday, the 2nd dav of Anrll. l'J(0, at one o'olock In tbe afternoon of Fiitit day, has been sot by order of Hon. E, O. Potter, county judge of aaid Lane ooun ty, for the hearing of objections lo the same, and all objectiona to said account must be tiltd with the clerk of said county court on or before said time and day for said bear ing. Dated March 1, 1900. J. E. Hill, A. L. Hill, Executors. L mr.TKv. Aoornev Administrator's Notice No. ire Is hereby given, that the tinder. signed, W. M. Vaudnyn, has been duly ap pointed administrator ot tbe estate of Sam uel Smith, deceased, by the Connty Conr of Lane county. Ortgon; and nil persons having claims against said estate are terebj notiliid to present the same, with th pre -( r vonchera, to aaid administrator a the l,.w cflice of L. Kiljeu in Engete, Ore gon, within sii months from the date tbi notice. Dated this 14th day of Noren.lwr, 189 L. Bilihj, w. M. VaarcTH, j A it y h i Estate, Adm niatra In for I John A. .1. vb. rW. l),l Ison i A. il Y .... . -."C.'.K,V.. hle in . ..... r-- Hied anil the other df!? lhJ before Tl,ur sTTM -ly.u.rehe'reto aforesaid, lor w.utu,,' aaj k. a decree .'4,3 or nsal.lcoi,,,llin '-WU, rainstyu, ti "? ,'lt: f," tk.rr1 Inters! OfcU.1 ner a ,, , , 87.111 ' .'"""wis.Vl 0 attorneys' flrJ aidCourtlKtdBl promissory 0'0 ..VMaieJ and for il.. .: ' '."uliati m now tlnp. 3k J -nit; a,l, or -, an and every ofiTiV herein named for rf," gaKe mentioned plaint, and f,vet "lTL"1! jou, ami each and all J .T1 and all other ,".of 4eJ un ervou . i .? under eithU " .,, ants above nsmVrf . Vl1i or equity of redemouiiT11' mortuaL.nl n..i..p . . li plaint, and 4scriM complaint mentio0; described as follow. ..S? H. Lot N. 21rjbloclt"N0 iU of Fairnmunt. in Iju,. J""1 taining 1.28 acr " sale ol t.l,o .k... J.rV ""atil of aaid Lane courtTZT the costs and AMmS1 to the layrnent to said Zj, sum nf Al'Ml so it n181 further relief a, rai, preuiisen. '"" Thi.l,mn, !. lication for sii . wnsewti.ffl cnrulatiiin throughout aidlot. unit Ht,;ii l.u u- .l. TV county judge of Lane (tmtj, Q .....w. uvan uatt) LJjfl 10U1 All 19l.i0, and that the ssidRuPo Biild riimiLv. in , , ,u c.vi uiuw SjJ which iUHhalUiijetru(j Iilftint in nniit ciiif The date of the tint liKWL L Bint AUjti Notice of Sheriff's Sitt: edition. Notice is hereby given tint k an execution and order ol u!i i the circuit conrt oi Lane n& on the 2Uth day of March. I'Si: Clarence ThoniBoii plamtiffifiai Jill J, Mltmn A. HUiniil-litB bar aa receiier, deleDduu execution decree aud ordeiGin: directed, orderiDe sod e Bell ihe real property bertiiifc, lor tbe purpose ot 6ut!jiDg tt of plain till' in said ciqh to-iii u $10 21 tfiK'r , $1)5 53 vitfa km cent per annum mm itird and f'r$!m uttorneya feet isd fat i of $lo uO costs urid aetrout which jndgnienl, decree and aid . 1, Dunbur as recemr i $413 4-2 and $9 20 coat rift local rate bow therefore a with said executioo, and oriu will, on EUTUBDAY, THE 5lH DiTCf IB at the hour of 1 o'clock p nil a 4 nf fhfl fnnrt hoUM ID EbJt,lfil Oregon, sell at publio Mctai! bidder for cab in bud for Batisfying, iiratly piintiffwj attoruev.4 lees aou cosw, - nnnhar'a indiTmentlti and in Baid decree and ennM and iollowiDg described W-w LotB one, and len inw. M three, four, five, six, sevewn in Beo. eleven all to ip laraette meridiaD, in ni-1: Oregon, dated at Eogeoe, W 26, 1900. Sheriff of LimCjiiM By Fbkd J'lst H " h Notice of Final SetH Efltate of Jae. HoddlestoB, Notice is hereby rtleslon, execuin aJ Huddledon, account in the matter o'J County Court of Lane "5 that Monday, im"'l. the hour oi 10 o j.ji that day has been Birf ' 2 tbe hearing of objnou forthefinalseltleineDi'--1J filed with the clerk of before said date oi "-; Dated this inn uj -.,, S. A. nu-fj L BrxVKu, Atfy for satdK Notice uJW 1 hereby W'ti, signed hu'btnPILA fi?,t. ot LancCounlJi'STMj trator of the bsta . - oeased. All P"""" r said estate are J''jVe n..m io the underngiiM-. , vouchers at the Woodcock, in w gon, wiinin Ivc , - ,0(11, I Adminietrator of the" w. ...m n t SHORT 111 OREGON THBDIBEC TTtah. CM Montana, and all 1 ,!- (lives choice o! .. .. . nil' 'the RW 0 iBAM'a- LOOS Si 1 1 ,tVS I' 2, day 1 li days W 1 I AaVM tO 0 cn"vi 1 Hies-- PLL.w tr.Sono,a,ar- LL Steven Tra i a-.- . m Por.s" iIi!4Tbirde-r"