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Te EUGENE-
mmmmmmm
II 13 III 26 LIE IS
WEATHER BUREAU I
(Dally Report.)
PORTLAND, ORKUONJ
' April in luoo-oyto am) ,
rVoatltor forecast for buiceue, Oregon:
Tonight 'knd Friday oontlnned threatening
with probably ocoaf lonal showers.
THURSDAY -
APRIL 19
Union State Ticket
For Elaotor.
W M Flerc. . Umatilla County
' Doll Stuart Multnomah uounty
' Krneit Kroner Multnomah County
John Whltaier Benton County
For lupram Judge.
W M Uamioy Marlon County
For Food Commlalonr.
W M Bchulmerlok Washington County
Oongrsssmaa Flrt District.
Dr Bernard Daly Lako Count
Bit Baaard Cool County
Lane County Citizens' Ticket
For Joint Senator
It. M. VEATCH, Cottage Grove.
For Representatives
LEVI GEER, Collage Grove.
E. R. BKIPWORTH, Eugene.
CHAB. HARWUOD, Florence.
For Count; Judge
H. R. KINOAID, Eugene.
For Commissioner
J. R. HILL, of Rlohardaon,
For Clerk
H. M.MILL10RN, ofjuuotlon.
ForBherin
, W. V. WITHERS, of Thurston.
For Treasurer
. A. Bi-PATTERBON, of Eugene.
For Soliool Superintendent
W. M. MILLER, of Creswell.
For Assessor
E. R. PARKER, of Lost Valley.
For Surveyor . . -
LINCOLN TAYLOR, ot Cottage
Grove.
For Coroner
DR. W, L. CHESHIRE, of Eu
geue.
PRKOINCT 0KKI0KK8, KOCIKNS.
For Justice
; GEO. V. KIN8EY.
For Uonatable
J. M. MARTIN.
HOW THE MONEY GOES.
In response to a senate resolution
of inquiry as to the expenses of the
Philippine junketing expedition the
president has transmitted a state'
ment of expenses and allowances:
Compensation of f 10,000 each
to Commissioner Holiur-
man, Worcester and Denny $30,000
i'er diem allowances to com
mlsHloners after (heir return
to the United Stales. 8,284
oecroiary to commission loom
netiMtlion I8M0. per diem
$3)160) 13,100
Transportation l!l,fW7
Household expenses In Msnila. S.&M!
Clerical servlc Si ,701
Miscellaneous 14 WW
Total I117,18o
All this for a few nioo.hi service
in compiling Information that was
practically already In possession of
the Btale department. Besides
these extraordinary allowances
Secretary of State Hay recom
mends that Admiral Dewey and
General Otis, the other members of
the onmmitalon, be paid as the
others. Why the yovurnment
li.xiiM nNunnl fVtnfn mnn alrAailv
ttmm rw j iaiii a mm
MlSMllllTHUllER.llSATl
1
. I I I?T13S1T I
nnder high salary allowances, ten
thousaud dollars e-icb for per
fuDotory services is beyond the
compreheDsioa of any man who is
outside the salary (Tabbing ring.
THE ECLIPSES THIS YEAR.
First Will Be a Total Eclipse of
the Sun, and Will Occur
May 28.
During the year 1900 there will
be three eclipses, two of the sun
and one of the moon.
The first Ib a total eclipse of the
sun on May 28, and will be visible
throughout the United States. This
eolipse will begin about 8 a. m. and
continue for five hours and 23
minutes. During the passage of
the shadow over the United States
it will move at the rate of 41 miles
per minute. The second is a partial
eolipse of the moon, beginning at
7:14 p. m. on June 12, and lasting
but seven minutes. The third is
an annular eolipse of the sun on
November 21. and invisible in
America.
The total eolipse of the sun on
May 28 will be a most interesting
sight. It is some time since we
had an opportunity of witnessing
a total eolipse and no one should
fail to see this one. Make a note
of the date, May 28.
MERITED COMPLIMENTS.
Robert M. Veatch lived five
years in Roseburg and the acquaint'
a nee of those years gives the editor
of the Roseburg Daily Review the
opportunity for bestowal of merited
compliments. The Review says:
Hon. R. M. Veatch,' the Union
nominee for joint senator for Lane,
Douglas and Josephine counties
waB a wise ohoioe for the position.
Mr. Veatoh has in past years faith
fully served bis constituency in
both branches of the Oregon legis
lature. He also gained many
friends by his able administration
of the offioe of register of the Rose-
burn land district. As a oitizen
and neighbor Mr. Veatch is a
prince among men. He is sorupu
lonely honest in public and private
life. He has excellent business
and ' legislative ability, and his
large experience in the manage'
ment of publio affairs will make
him a valuable member of the
Oregon senate for the next four
years.
' POLITICAL ROTTENNESS.
And now Senator Hanna's
health will preclude bis accepting
the ohairmanBhip of the National
Repnblioan oommittee for the oam
paign vnis tall. The truth ,is
Hanna's oonneotion with trusts,
bis open and notorious ' use of
money for the purchase of the pres
idency in 189G, and later the Ohio
sunatorshlp, have roads the very
name of Hanna a Blench in the
nostrils of men who bold political
purity as dearly as personal honor,
Hanna must be got 'out of sight,
Yet he will oonduot the McKinley
campaign, no matter as to the
figurehead who will take the name
of chairman. The Reoublican
party has too bright a page in the
history of the country to allow Its
honor to be further trailed in the
dust by this prlnoe of corruption'
lets. Better a fair defeat than the
possession of stolen honors.
ITS
Worse
For a
woman
To suffer wltlt
skin discus than
it is for s man,
for s smooth skin
and a clear com
plexion an es
sential elements
of female beauty.
When the Ulut
of scrofula it In
the blood It will
be sure to show
Itself soon or
1st. Often its
manifestations
are a repulsive
s they are painful.
Many people hav been cured of scrof
ula in it most nullgttant forms by the
nse of I)r. IMeiees Golden Medical
piscovcry. Thi remedy i. remarkable
for Its power to purify the blood. It
absolutely slimiuates the corroptin- ele
ments. It make the blood clean and
rich. It increase the action of th
Nood-making glands, and so increases
the quantity of pure blood snpplied to
the body.
..V. TJ" ,h",i roa for adriilnr me lo
.r Wri lu Murphr. of P,t.. ISxm
Co.. low.. ha. c,1 me of chronic Krorul?
of twtlre rears' aiiadlni. I h.,1 doctorr.1 for
cai xuar srr.rst
Dlaomry before t stoppeil.
. Plf "' Commo Se Mlicsl
ArlTiser. s work for tvrv wmN .
ft, on receipt of it ontxsnt stamps (to
fwv ct of mailing omly for p,
edition. Cloth-Wmml, ,i stamps. Ail
dress Dr. R. V. J ieree, juilalo, ii. Y.
I
A COMFAKIMJJI.
Linn county, with more p ipula-
tion, more voters, and so te morn
taxable property, run the county
on lees tnan $3 5,000, and only
has a tax levy of 14i wilM, and
does not have an outstanding war
rant, although she remodeled her
courthouse at considerable expense
last vea .
Lane county spent the lollnwinK
amounts for oounty purposes in
98 $89,075.48
1899 $88,520,116
Lane county has outstanding un
paid warrants and interest amount
ing to
Over $118,000.00
Lane county hss a.
Tax Levy of 23 1-2 Mills
Lane county erected acourtQouse
two years ago at an estimated cost
of $74,000.
Voters and. taxpayers snouia
compare the above figures. They
are official.
Lane County Teacher's Associa
tion.
The LaDe County Teacher's Associa
tion will hold an Institute In Eugene
Saturday May 5, 1900, beginning at 10
o'clock a m. All teachers are urged to
attend tbls meeting. The organization
will he completed and officers elected.
The program will be announced later.
W. M. Miller, Supt.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
If it falls to cure. E. W. drove's signa
ture Is on eaoli box. 26c.
o Cure, No Pay.
That Is the way all druggist sell Oroves
Tasteless Chill Tonic for Chills. Malaria and
Billionsness. It is as pleasant to taken as
Lemon syrup. 60 cents
Arc the children growing
nicely? A little stronger
each moi. .h' A trifle
heavier? That's good.
Or is one oi hem growing
the other wa, ? Growing
weaker, growing thinner,
growing paler?
If so, you should try
Scott's Emulsion at once.
"Tis both a food and a
medicine to all delicate
children,
grow in
It
the
makes them
right way
taller, stronger, healthier.
50c nd f 1.00, .11 druggists.
PARKER OPERA. HOUSEn
Walter Ross, Manager.
Jhorsday, April 19th.
The Great
Barlow
Minstrels
Management, Harry Ward.
35 White Artists 35
If FIRST PART,
Nmm costumes,
JblC W SONGS and
DANCES.
'A Brass Bands 2
Grind Street Parade At Noon.
Prices SO and 75 cents.
Seats on sale Monday morning the 16!
RUNNING UP A BIG BILL
For doctor tttm wouldn't b
necMMry, when yon nre ttt
Ut'kd with colds nt him
on of tht yfr, if yun would
.m ft K-tDe ofour pure nd
hiirh KrMle I'yrtin
W hiakuy in y our hinw,
thf n Uke it In the form of
toddy, or M yourUot ,jc.
tatee, nt l-tHltime or ny other
old timtx Thett In nothing
like tt for colli, U Uripp or
kindred ftilmcuta,
W m. HeDsham
WhiG.. Wav?
r
iil
National Ban
Of Eugene.
Paid up Cash Capital SBO.OOO
Surplus - - SBO.OOO
Eugene, Oregon.
AliKiMJililVlj V7 ,.
Dune on reasonable terms. Sight
draft, on Chicago, Ban Francisco and Port-
Uh,V,oTe" Change sold on foreign ecuntrfes.
Deposits received subject to check of certifi-
"AUwUertion. entrusted to us will receive
prompt attention,
T G HmimicKS,
President.
S B Hakim,
Vice President.
r. E. Bkouobabs,
Cashier.
L. H. Perron,
Ass't Cashiei
EUGENE
LoanoSavingsBank
Of Eugene, Oregon.
Paid Up Cash Capital
Surplus -
- $50,000
- 2,500
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS
ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS.
Drafts issncd on the nrlnc'osl cities of the
United atstes and foielgn co ntrles.
Interest allowed on Demand Certificates OI
Deposit when lei', rtateu penoo.
Collections receive our prompi aueouou.
City and Countv Warrants boughu
W. E. BHOWN,
President.
F. W. OSBUKN,
Cashier.
D. A. PAINE,
Vice President.
W. W. BROWN,
set Cashier.
LANE COUNTY BANK
Established n 1882.
EUGENE,
OREGON.
General Banking business in all branches
transacted on favorable terms. :
A. G. HOVE?. President
J. M. AKRAMo, Cashier
B H HOVEY, Afst Cashier.
iorfhern Pacific
RAILWAY
"O"
Pullman
Sleepiiig ars
Elegant
Dining Cars
Tourist
Sleeping
til'. PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS,
li;luth,
ft'AliGO,
TO
k 1 11 AN DFORKSj
h:iiooKSTON,
WINNIPEG,
HELENA and
lltlTTE.
Throunh Tickets to
CHICAGO, WASHINGTON
1-lHLAUELFHLA, WEW YOKK,
BOSTON, and All Point
East and South.
For Information, time cards, map
and tickets, call on or write to
R McMUKPHEY,
General Agent, Eugene,
Office Opposite Guard oHicft.
Or. A D CHARLTON,
Asst Gen 'I Pass. Agent,
2f5 Morrison St, cor Third, Portland, Oregon
THROUGH TICKETS
TO THE
EASTandSOUTHEAST
SDUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
OlCTOW
Pullman Palace Sleepers Tour
Sleeners anc Reclmln" Crtalr
wars hany 10 ,
DENVER, OMAHA, CHICAGO,
KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS'
Ami other fcastern Cities. The only line
Daily Tourist n. j ni '
Car Service rUI'lldnQ 10 UP CMM
.
Via Southern Pacific. Union Pifi-
N W liy's. HosBsire checked ihm,.
dwtiuntion. Mai;nilicent
oery, UdIod
aeiMt. fnat time, lowent rtttea.
'nr further
r further infon.mtion, apply to any
t Southern lVitic Company, or
Central .Market,
'othno .ft
1 1
VI 11
PROPRIETORS'
Willkeea car.stantlj on hand a lull suddIy
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
Which they will sen at tn.
market .riow.
'tilrsiartolili wile mmt mm
! TO THE FARMERS.-
We will pe the hiKl,est market prt
for at faille. Hog, lld m,. w
Shop on Willamette St
iiiin,
111 c
-steals aeiivered to an. cart i ,v
MNADIAN nu
b PAGIFSC RY
MOO-PACIFIC LINE.
Tht otilv Tra isconiiensntal Route
Grand Scenery,
ri
Fine Accommodot ons
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 HOYAI, MAIL
STEAMERS.
To China and Jopan.
CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN LINE
To Honolulu and Australia,
For full information regardim? rates, etc.
tpply to
GEO. F. OKAW, Agent,
H. H. ABOTT, Eugene, Oregon
Agent. Portland, Or.
E. 3. COYLE,
A. G. P. A, Vancouver, li. 0.
0 R & N GO.
Depart
Time Schedule.
Arrived
Salt Lake, Denver,
FaBt
Mail
8pm
ht Worth, Omaha,
Kansas City, St
Fast
Mail
6:45 pm
,LouiB, Chicago arid
East
Walla Walla, Spo
kane, Minneapolis
St Paul, Duluth,
Milwaukee, Chi
cago and East.
Siwkane
Flyer
3:45 p m
Spokane
Flyer
8am
Ocean Steamships!
All Sailing dates
subject to change.
For San Francisco-
8pm
4p m
Sail every 5 days
Daily
COLUMBIA RlVKS.
Ex Sunday
Steamxrs
4 p in
o p m
To ABtoria and
Ex Sunday
Sat 10pm
Way Landings.
WillamihteRivbe
Oregon City, New
berg, Salem, Inde
pendence and Way
a m
4:30 p m
Ex Sunday
Ex Sunday
Landings.
Willamette and
7am
Yamhill Rivers
Oregon City, Day
ton and Way
Landings.
3:30 pm
Mon, Wed
and FrL
Toes, Thur
and Bat
WillauetteRiver
Portland to Cor
vallis and Way
Landings.
tarn
4:30 pm
Mon, Wed
and Fa
Tues, Thur
and oat.
Lv Riparia
Snake River, I Lv Lewistu
Riparia to LewiBtn Daily
8:30 n m
i:zu a m
Daily
W H Hurlhnrt
Gen PassAgt Port. Or
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD,
irimE cakd
No. 2 for Yaquina
Train leaves Albany 12:45 P M
Leaves Corvallis I:b5 P M
Arrives Yaqtiina 7:25 PM
No. 1 Returning t
Leaves Yaqnina 6:00 A M
Leaves Corvallis Ilj30 A M
Arrives Albany 12:16 P M
No. 3 forDetroit
Leaves Albany 7:00 A M
Arrives Detroit 11:30 AM
sao. itetiirnlng
Leaves Detroit ;. 12:20 P M
Arrives Albany 6:45 P M
One and two connect at Albany and Corvallis
with southern Pacific trains, giving direct
servico to and Irom Newport and rdjcent
Trains forth mountains srrlvo at Detroit at
noon, giving ample time to reach camping
grounds on the Breltenbush and Bantlam the
same day.
EDWIN STONE,
Manager.
H L WALDEN?
t fA r a
J TURNER,
Agent Albany.
THIS RAILWAY COMPANY
Operates Its trains on the famous block
Lights Its trains bv eleetHHttr
lampT celetr,ted electrio berth reading
Runs splendid eoilirmed nuunmi.
u.j uu nignt oetween St t'aul and
thicago, and Omaha and Chicago; the
Chicago,
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Also operates steam-heated ve.iil.ii ii
carrying the lstest private compartment
cars library burlet, smoking cars, and iraw-Ing-room
sleetienw
and the very best dinmg car service. For
the lowest rate, to any point in the United
addiS.0 ,'l'ly 10 tick"' Wt,or
C ,1 EDDY,
General Agent,
l'ortlsn.l, llreg
J W CASEY,
Trav I'as Agent.
'regon
uflena Street Railway.
TIMK CABP.
After the 4th of Oct. 1WR, th streol
oars will run on the fllowlnK.!heduet
time until further notice, ,ng,,,'ueaue,
I.KAVIKO THE DEPOT.
7:10.7:4O.S:l(V8:4O.9:10-9:40-10-00 am
hen every hs'f hour. m
ImmaukeeI
FINAL SET ILEMEKT.
..!i,!liCt!i1"r,bT8iT''n,ht Jminis.
R.!:! ib" ,Mt",e L- Berkshire hi.
ln.lnhe:rinhg.,i,T0'M,T' lm "
MaBTHi BlBKSIIiai,
WuTO,Ov..roi,.Aort.ni"r-i
Nirticeihlierr-b.vfiveitUi.it by wrtt.tjof 3U
, !iili-Ti lnty iuHitH. imt i f im '-iiriu'. (' tmt.
the tali cil t ri"ilf (or tlif. lmiiikv of an-
. IksXritl. .U- .if M:.r-I, 1'H1!I ........ , '
"V". ;, " JM"Kuit
i'Jwtuii ill (.ii ( uurt !! the liitti nay i.(
ati:trcit, j;"", M- inr PI I III ui nen 1 tll.t i r.t. I
uu.l tW4iitye nht uml 4d 1141 lioll.ui., wiUi
UlltmsMl. illtflt'tlll Ul ' niV OI I Itl-I- r-mtt ....
if tn per timtiKi. VM Vnk
aim f'Tlv iki un-K-0 ili'lL
nun mo '' wit u uuii Ufi it ji .4
1 . ....... ..t
dollar cntitf, al Kcurulajr ctut, in a m i thin.... j.a-i I
wherum U. K.. inuker wuh plaioulf ami V. i 30 lui i !
1L Holieubeck. It. 1)
i iniii sii, . , w'utn
unit afiMtfi uiu (i.:icr,.i'itn, w, u, Holleii-
buck nuu 11. iJ. iiolltiiitttck, ittiil nu ti ii,.-t.,a
of fuiecluHiire and order of huIu rendered in
said Court, ODimanding uie in order t..
Batufy uaid juiiguient and cost, Ut beil tht;
iollowintf ileecribei teal proiierty, to wit. Tlia
liiu numbered eleven and twelve of "Croat
Plat, an platted and ruuordeil, bu ng a purt
of the eathalfof the wi-at half of thel'.ior
K. Blair and wife donation land claim No. 3lt
Notif. ii0l in township Nu. 17 south r.n.. a
weet of Willamette Meridian ,and contaiuiu
o iwiw v;iao irnito ut .dob iu J jane county.
State of Oreiron, together with tha tenement-
herediUmenU and appurtenances thereunto
belonKinKi or anywise appertaining.
Now therefore, in the namo 'if the statA nt
Oretfon. in vomuliauce with said writ. T
otfer for sale the above described premise at
puDiio auction w tue nignest bitldur for cash.
mibject to redemption, at the south door of
the '0urt ffmiHe in Jwicene, line Rountv.
OrtKon, on Thursday, the 10th day of May,
IWO, between the hours of y o clock a. m. ami
4 o'clock p. in., to-wit; At 1 'o'clock p. in, of
said day.
uattd tue iutn day ot April. J!KX).
W. V. With be.
Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon,
By Fkeo Fihk, Deputy.
Referee Sale, of Real Property.
Jesse G Pwk. Ins J.Mn, er,
and Willium May.r her
husband Edith H. Haines,
aud CtarlfH W. HaiueH hr
husb Ld Pehrl . J'i. Park,
Li ola K Purk, Frm k H.
Pu'.k minor beir of George
Paik deoeased ai.d Jessie G.
Park bit yuardianand Jennie
L. Park minor boir of
George Perk deotased and
Ilb J. Mayer her Riwrdiau,
PluintiSs.
vs.
George Park,
ueienoant.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue ol
a decree of the circuit court ot Lane county,
Sta'e of Oieion, made and entered in the
iib'jvu entitled canse on Friday, March 23,
l'JOO, and entered of record on page 104 of
volume ieu ct the journal of said court,
authorizing and direotiDg the undersigned
as the duly appointed referee, to sell at
Public Auction at the court house door of
said Lune county, tho following described
real property, situated in JLUgene lity,
Lane countv, State of Oregon, to-wit:
The west half of lot number two iu block
number fourteen of Mulligan's donation to
Lane oounty, now part of Eugeue Oity.
fronting forty feet on Ninth street, and
extending back to the alley one huudred
and sixty feet, together with all and singn
lur Ihe tenumeutB, hereditaments aud im
provements thereunto belonging.
Now, therefore, in consideration of the
premises, 1, F. M. Wilkins, referee in Ihe
above entitled cause, will offer for Bale at
publio auotion at the court houe door of
suidLaue enrjnty, on Tuesday, the8tb da;
of May, 1900, betn een the hours of nine
o'clock a. m. and four o'clock p. m. of said
day, at one o'clock, tbu above' desctibed
premises.
TermB of sale cash.
Dated this 3rd day of April 1900.
F. M. WtLKINS,
Referee.
Geo. B. DonnlR, Attorney.
GUARDIAN'S SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY.
Notice is hereby given, That the under
signed, guardian of the minor heirs of John'
A. Hughes deci'ttsed, by virtue of an order
t the County Court of Lane County, Ore
gon, duly made and entered on record in
the journal of said Court on the 2nd day ol
April, 19(10, will on Saturday the 18th day
of May, lUtO, at ibe hour of 1 o'clock in
the afternoon of suid duy at the Court
House door in Eugene, Oregon, sell at
publio auction all the right, title and in
terest of tho minor heirs of John A. Hughes
deceased to wit: Of Frank, Orbed and
Mortis Hughes, of in and to the following
described landB to wit:
Lot No. 1 in block No. 3; and lots Nos.
1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 in block No.
19, all in the town of Cn swell, Lane
County, Oregon. The terms of sale, cash,
gold coin ot the United States, in band.
Dated Ibis 6th day of April, 1900.
S, J. Hoohbs,
Onardian, L. BiLYt.o,
Attorney.
EXKCUIOK'B BALE OF liEAL PltOP-! -iSirf
EltTY.
Notioe is herby given that by vhttie of
an order of Bale duly made and given on
tne izth day ol Alarcb, 190U, Dy tne uoun
ty Court of Lane county. Oregon, author
izing and directing the undersigned as ex
ecutor of the estate of William Vt-ach, de
ceased, to Bell the reul property herein
after described, and under and by virtue
of the power and provisions of the last
Will and Testamentof said William Veacb,
I will on and after Wednesday the 2nd day
of May, 1900, sell ai private sale for the
highest and best price obtainable for oash
in hand, the following described real prop
erty, to-wit:
Lot No. 1 In 8co". 8 Tp. 19 8. K. 1 west
and lots Nob. 8, t snd 7 in Poo. 18 Tp. 19
S. R 1 west; all in Lane county, Oregon
Said Bale to be on said premises.
Dated Ibis 30th day ol March, 1900.
Milton A. VEacs,
Executor of said Estate.
Notice of Final Settlement,
Estate of J (is. Euddleston, Lane County,
Oregon:
Notice is hereby given that S. A Hud-
dleslon, elccntrix of the estate of -as.
Huddleston, deceased, has riled her final
account in the matte? of said estate in the
County Court ol Lane county, Oregon; and
'hat Monday, the 7ih dav of May. l'JOO. "
Ihe hour ol 10 o'clock in the forenoon ot
,!.. .!.. I... i..rl h Court fOt
the hearing of objections to aaid account and
for the final settlement ot said estate. Any
and all objections to said acvonnt snd to
the final setilemcnt ol snid etste must le
111 d with tho clerk of said Court on or
before Baid date of hearing,
listed this 14tb day of March, 1000.
8. A. HUDDLKSTON,
L. BiLYKtr, Eifcalrii.
Att'y for said Estate.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Estate of t!.i io Lewis,
ceased, Lane
county, 1 1 i; 'i: .
Notice is hi' :tciiu that John Lewis
snd Aleck L( . . " executors of the e-tnte o.
Kalio LowKr.eoi as. d, hav filwl "
account in thi- i:ibtl. r of s.iio .sts'c
r final
county coi.it of Lat e oouiy, O"'" ' , ., est""' , iff
thai To-.-s.is; the 5h day ot Jam, ll-". '
tt L ur of 10 o'el.M k in Ibe iort u. - a.j- - tl7
that day has tieen fix'-d hv sua
thohtiiriugof objntiiu" to snd a1","
and for the finnl sctilement of "
Any and all objections to said a ?
the final settlement of said eilnte "
filed with tbe clerk of said oturt on
fore said date of hearing.
Dated this Htb day of Af"'-
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Choline Clot'kSl
HoWrt Clo 4tr"J
loasl Bank iipTj
ocn and j E BuwS
0B sdecrMrinZ'l
""owed it,
msnding Bt 21
""nil oobsu.J
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City,
bounded at feu,. T
tension KmnjuJ-J
stiett. On Uleioisa
and thin,
section tlin;nJ
ranuefouriai-ja
Blonsruthsuid,!
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of second miJT
herediUtujtuJg
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ises ai pnWttuo.
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JoorollheouijJ
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uuiuugpmoiibJt
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Notice of M
1
Notice is bethel
an GxecntbDiuel
tne rircQUaud
on ihe 26th diidu
CbrtKelbnaJ
uui, pmant.ot!
bur us ifceiis, til
mo.itlicn dhrttui
dirvCuo,i!dtiiqE
sell ikehtlpttr:!
fortbeptupotts'ss
oipiaintinuwx
cent per am ill
and rurgftiticaf.
of 18 50 Mitt a
vbicb jadgaw.tej
providid turned
r. 1, Hatty u
Stl3tiiid)lli
legal n'e-uin
vitb said eiKtta
will, on
UTtHPiT,lia
at the hottiolliaj
of llie court tc:
Oreuon. Rri!itni:
bid'-nleinliBl
salii'f.iiug, firsdifc
Bttolueilltu4
fendant DntailM
and in nu iimn
andlelloiitgessl
Lols6De,iMK
three, lorn, tn,B",
in sec. litioiii-'
iam.it. muiia. i
Oregoe.dUdulM
26, iwv.
By Fbui fiitjgj
NotiMl
Notice ii yA
signed bu jm
Cowl ot I- j
trattii ol -,
-.ed JUps"
said esttK"
tbem to t
vonchm 1
OBI Dli,u, jsdsl
baling
tneiavr..t4
L. Hunt,
in j'
fs
NOW 0fr'l
Xo T'I
o -.knell. rj
80,1 fjm
Msjl"; fiftr
d".r, a"0 ".j
notioe. I
Bated F(W
Admlniiin";''
Adrnia'
soric 1
oen" ?' . ,en!
r H .11. '
n ?:iihifc-.,s,,.'
. ,1"
Si-"? HS
died " "j
or belo" "
D''
ir-'
City
I Execnlois o; "
Titoupdon ft IIasdt,
h. PI'
Frseotcbarg
Attorneys for Executor