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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugeue Guard I'ubll.liel every eveninirof the week, 8uu days excepted. Address all comu uuicatiuus id uika ll remittances lutyabl. Ui tlio KllOKMB llUAltli, Eugene, Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. DAI LI. Delivered by carrier, per week t M Delivered by carrier, per munth J iiy mail one year (id advance) 6 00 Nix months . 8 W Mne mouth,,,, ' Single copies, One year (in advance) 2f 00 Six months HOU Advertising ratea made known oo, applica tion. HHutered as second-class matter at the Eugene, Oregon, postotnce. THE EASTERN OFFIOB8 -Of the papor are at 230 to 14 Temple Court, New York City, and U B Express Bldg, 87 Wash ington St., Chicago, IU., K KATZ Advertis ing Agency in charge. CAMPBELL BROS Publishers All Business letters to this offloe should be dlreoted to THE OUaRD Instead of either the proprietor. P"--',. the ErVGENEr- )i iUN MON IHE ffVtfi IflUI ICBL 1M1 in a 5IL41I5IL&JLZJ WEATHER BUREAU- (Daily lloport.) PORTLAND, OKKUON.I April a 1MJ0 lliao am Weather forecast for fcuxcuu, Olegon; Tonight and Thursday: Ocoaslonal showers. WEDNESDAY - APRIL 25 Union State Ticket. For Eleotora. W H I'loroe Umatilla County Dull Htuart Multnomah Uounty Krnoat Kroner Uultnomah County John Whltakor.. llonton County For Supreme Judge. IV M Ramsey Marlon County For Food Commissioner. VY M Bchulmorlok Washington County Congressman First Dlstrlot. Ur Dernard Daly Lake County For Proaeoutlng Attorney. e II llasard Coos County Lane County Citizens' Ticket for Joint Senator R. M. VEATCH, Cottage Grove. For liepreMutatlvee LEVI QKER, Cottage CI rove. E. It. SKIPWORTH, Eugene. VHAB. HARWOOD, Florence. For County Judge H. R. KINO AID, Eugene. Kor Conitulssloiier J. R. HILL, of KlotaardsoD. For Clerk H. M. MILLIORN, ot Junction, for Bherlfl W. YV. WITHEIlB.'of Tliureton. For Treasurer A. 8. PATTERSON, o( Eugeue. For Hobool Superintendent V. M. MILLER, of Crenwell. For Awenxir E, R. PARKER, of Lost Valley. For Surveyor LINCOLN TAYLOR, ol Cottage Orowe, For CoroDer DR. W, L. CHE8HIRE, of Eu geue. l'BKOINCT OKFICKKS, KUOKNH. For Justice GEO. W. KINSEY. For Constable J. M. MARTIN. AS VIEWED ABROAD. The Salem Journal Gives the the Register's "Resources" a Lick. The Register of this morning devotes several columns of space to an effort to oonvinoe its readers that taxes doe the county, but rauoh of which will not be collected tiefore the fall and winter months, are "resources" to be figured against the f 113,000 Indebtedness on which Lane county is paying interest. The Salem Journal has this criti cism that is exactly in point: A Lane county paper admits that the outstanding warrants in that oonnty ire llt,C95.08, but UoioU with pride to the aliened foil that the Ouunty has $00,739.33 "resources" applicable to the pay ment of the same. Holding that amount of "resouroes," while the old warrants are drawing eight por cent interest, ia an indictment. SuNl ImonI Iti'eI tWtS tinul lEBUlS SENATORS DON'T LIKE THE PRECEDENT. An honest expression of opinion from millionaire Clark ol Mon tana, )U8t refused admission to the United States senate, would be very interesting. He probably thinks that some of the senators got their places in about the same manner, only cheaper, and should not object to his companionship. Clark should recollect that he set too rapid a pace for bis would-be colleagues. If he bad spent a reasonable amount he might have been admitted. Senators do not wish to go home for election with such a precedent for expenses. Clark would 8(.end a million where the ordinary sen ator would hesitate to contribute ten thousand. POLITICS THAT PAYS. Two years ago our neighbor on the south, Douglas county, elected Union offloials. That it has teen fur the best interests nf the people is shown by the following presenta tion of fa;iB publinhed in the Rose burg Review of April 23: Tne semi annual report of the county officers printed in today's Review is interesting in at least one reaped On July , ldt, 1898, when the Union olliciuls took tbeir scats, the county debt as $99, 578.91, according to tti9 official figures of the retiring ofBuialB; now, alter only twenty-one months, it if $13,578.91 less. This excellent showing iB made notwithstanding the fact that the court limine has been rebuilt and refurnirihed at a cost exceeding the insurnnce upon the burned building by several thousand dollars, and the tax levy Itcreaaed for the current year by ome ! 20,000, thus giving the people if the county some of the substan tial and gratifying fruits of econom ioal government. Had the aeseBg nent valuation been as high as in ormor years the actual county debt In this present statement would haye shown further corres ponding decrease. This condition if the county's finances is evidence that politics sometimes pays the people who engage in it. In this iostanoe it has certainly paid the taxpayers of Douglas county to eleot the present Union officials men who made the right kind of pledges and kept tbem faithfully. In this connection it might not l) out ol place to emphasize the faot that a Union legislature would, aUo, dave the people muoh money. iMotwltbBtanding the reduced i seBsment valuation Douglas county pays this year $25,503.45 into the state treasury because of the ex travngance of the Republican leg mature. . it this state tax was reduoed one half, as it might be if oroper economy wbb observed in appropriating money, our county iQioials oould easily wipe out our tniereBi-bearing debt In a lew yours without levying any addl ioiihI Iiixp'. IhelluAitDis in a position to speak as to the activity of mining prospeotorB in the mineral belts that lie east of us in the Cascade range of mountains, A location of a quartz claim is made by posting thiee notices on the same describing a starting point and direotion of lode, with the signature of the lioator at' taohed. The Guard prints these notices and keeps them in stock for Bale. A few years ago a hundred blanks would meet the demand for a year. Now that number, or more, is sold every month. Ten Lost Yecrs. Figure it for youraetf. From the age of fifteen to that of forty -five a woman givea one-third of her time to the sufTerintr incident to the recurring periodic funo Hon. Ten years of suffering. And thia condition of things i popuiariy accepieu at nat irrtl, and endured aa a femi nine (Usability for which there ia no help! lather no help? There ia help for tmrj vomau and for almoet every woman perwci neanng in tna uae of Dr. i'ierce'a Parortte Preecrintlon. It uuurei regularity, dries the drama which weaken women, heala Inflam mation and ulceration and cwea fe male weakneaa. It la a temperance medicine non-alcoholic and non narcotic. "I wi a wek I did not lire hrtath te walk acTYiM my ruom . write alia taho.l Miller, of New tVoTfcVn??, C&itowty Co., kr. M v perioU occurred tao &ft tn and tat hem ortnaK would tt proloajrvd tod Ihf lontuf Mood rtry racwiv. I lMaJ apclla which the doctor Mid war feiauuf dta. 1 AA not g-ain ttrangth frum on month Ir rtnod to mthr : was wry wtk ad nrrnna all the lime, wu confioed to my bed for thrr month! ami the doctor told mt I would nevrr tw any better. 1 Ilvd In thia way from at, tret yaaraotd tn twenly-thrvr. I wu at tart advited h a klad friend to try Dr. nerrc't rronn rreacttptsM, watcn l hm, ana Oe for I had Uktd tro bottle of it I contd work all day. 1 took la all ! bottle of the ' Favorite rr?rlotka ' and about flr viali or Or. Ilerc Klleta. I ed no other DiiHin, I tirt never had a return of thu troubl alnc." The Railroad Excursion. J Tbwyear the fie-rnr-all excursion Iroui all valley points to BhIsio for tl round trip, will he givfn by the Brotberliood of Railway Tialumon, lDstead of the oomliieiorB. The big day la billed for Buuday, June 3, and the ububI special features of amuse ment and entertainment will be provided. Posters announcing the eiourxion bave already been dlHtrlb uted aloDg the H P linef. Of Interest to the Ladies. Tbe Ulty of Paris Dry Goods Co., of 8an Franolsoo, bave ou display at the Unnman House parlors an elegant line of millinery, tailor suits, Jackets, dress goods of every description, silk and ootton waists, ready-made shirts, and many novelties of tbe latent style. Mrs Bostwlob, representing the houte, Invites tbe ladies to call and Inspect tbe goods. Chance for Bargains. Mrs. Drew Uriltln oilers her houne. bold and kitchen furuishlngs for sale at bargain rates. Call and Inspect tbe same at once ht residence in itoney e itlag , Jeileison street, between Hlmli and Herentii. Mrs. (jrlllln will leave next wee!: to join her huxbund at Bumpter, ami ulie prefers selllUK low to shipping. Notice. The 6tock of goods from Tne Ci'yo Paris 'tore of Ban FrauoUco, eoiui'ilses all tbe latest novelties in t.oiimirr goods, Mrs Boa'wich reoelved tod:y new millinery koihIm diiect from the oity. I want to let die people wliosuil'or from rbeiimatlsiu nnil heiutlvu k i - v that Cbamberlain'i Pain MalnirelKvd me after a number of other medieioes and a doctor bad failed. .Ilixthe best liniment 1 have ever known of, - J A Dorigen, Alplmrettti, Ui. Toouxands bave been cured of rheuntatintu by this remedy. One aiphcatiu relieves the pain. Foi sale nv W 1. OeLaoo. 'tench Taiifay WulerH, me world's fame on remedy for lingular unci p:nn ful . riodsor ladles; are never fiiilin? and Mi fe Married ladies' frteml Freueh Tansy Wafers are tbe only re liable female remedy iu tbe world; im ported from Parle; take uotbiugelre, but Insist on genuine; In red wrappers with crown trade mark. Ln France Drug Company, Importers, Sua Turk rtt, Ban Francisco. Kor sale byalldiug glets, or sent iu plain wrapper direct on receipt of $2. It's Those little kernels in the neck I Has your child ever had them? You know some times they swell, become painful, soften, and end in a scar. ' Give such a child just as soon as the kernels appear. The little swell ings will grow less and less and soon will disappear alto gether. Continue the Emul sion until the child has good flesh and a healthy color. 5oc md $t.oo, all druggtitl. SCOTT & BOWNE, Clirmlji,, New Yolk. RUNNING UP A BIB BILL For doctor feee wouldn't lie necesMry, when yon are at tacked with cohl at thia aea on of the ypar, if you would keen bottle ofoiir pure and hiKh Rraiie Cyru Noble Whiskey In y our house, and then Uke it In the form of toddy, or a y ourtaate dic tates, at bedtime or any other old time. There is nothing like It for oohta, La Grippe or kindred atlmenta. THIS MILWW !0VV Otrate Its train avMtem. l.ilite tta trains hr eU-lrlrlty Is n: vln.rlv uvrm reaxnng linn. .uln.lM . .-.p,,,.,, wwrn.r khji. renr day ami niKht botwwn St I'aul auJ IhiMgo, and Omaha an J ".'hicsfoi the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Also iwratm steam-heate.1 reetibuled trains. oarrvliitf Ik. l...u. . I..-,- . . ? i l ptmipeitnteni rn library bufltt, simiking tara, and traw FAih.UK l-Alitl, free reclining chair ..re the Inwrat rate to any pint in the ttiite-i I ute or Canada, apj.ly to ticket aveitt, or atldresa J W CASKY, "tsLSSaPi't, Trav !' Ajent. ltlsn,l, ittv, Scrofula MlLWAUKliJ -FIRST- National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital 860,000 Surplus - - $50,000 Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Dune on reasonable terms. Stunt drafts on Chicago, San Krancisoo and Fort land, Oregon. . . . Bills oi exchange sold on foreign ctDjitriea. Deposits received subject to check oi certin cate of deposit. , , AU collections entrusted to us will receive prompt attention, T G Hkidbioki, P. E. SKODOIUaS, President Cashier. S B Eakim, L. H. Poiteb. Vice President Ass't Cashier EUGENE LoanBSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capful - $50,000 Surplus . . 2,S A GENERAL BANKING. BUSINESS TRANS. ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS Drnfts isKiK'd on tlio principal cities of the United States slid foreign countries. Intciest sllowfi on Pcioand ccrtiflcates of Deposit u'tioti lell stated period. Collections receive our prompt attention. City and County Warrants bought W. E. BH0WN, President. F. W. OSBUKN. Cashier. 0. A. PAINE, Vies President. W. W. BS0WN, Asst Csshlsr, LANEGOUNTY BANK Established n ISS2. - or EUGENE, OREGON. i General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVE Y . President' J. M. AKRAM8. Cashier," B H HOVEY, Apst (;flflhier. lorthern Pacific RAILWAY Pi Pullman Sleeping Hars Elegant Dinine: Cars Tourlstl Sleeping JaiF ST.1AUL, MINNEAPOLIS. l)i;LUTH, TO iVakuo, (UtAND FORKS: tltOOKS'l'ON, WINNIPEG, 1ELENA and 1IUTTE. Throunh Tickets to CHICAGO, WASHINGTON l UllAIJBI.l'HlA, NEW YOUK, BOSTON, anil All Points East and South. For information, time cards, map aud tickets, call on or write to R McMUKPHEY, General Agent, Eugene, Office Opposito Guard oBice. Or. AD CHARLTON, Asst Gen'l PasB. Asrent. Iib5 Morrison St, cor Third, Portland, Oregon THROUGH TICKETS TO TH1 EASTandSOUTH EAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY Pm-ranil-' Pullman Palsna Cl.... Jour hair 1st Sleenera ancj Reclinin" DENVER, OMAHA, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS' And ntk.r R.atnm Pitl n.. .. .. .. troui lnrtlsnd otfeilng pasaeBgers Specially -..v...... .uiuugu to umcago every Wednesiay. K"1 Portland to CMcann Via Southern Paciflc Union IV i tic X W 1! . .i . y VHWS.H1 tnroutin to .....in.u. .uiu.'nini'eut scenery. Union deiHit. fMt time, lowest rates. Kor further information, apply to any sgent Southern 1'acitic Company, or H LATHHOIV CKimo Central Market. Watkins & Her PROPRIETORS Will keen constantly on hand a hill supply uttt- MUTTON PORK and VEAL Whkh they will Ml at the lowwt nisrkvt rl. A fair snare ol lie pnnilc Diirome solicited :-TO THE FARMERS.! W will the blhwt msrket prlr fur Ft Cattle, Hoga and Hheep. Shoo on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. (aFslata dellTerer) to a part at ta till Freeot cbarta ANADIAN .. PACIFIC Hi SOO-PACIFIC LINE. The onl) Traiscon ienental Route Grand Scenery, Fine Accommodat 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 ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. To China and Jopan. CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN LINE To Honolulu and Australia. For full information resanlii'K rates, etc. apply to GEO. F. CRAW. Agent, H. H. ABOTT, Eugene, Oregon Agent. Portland, Ur. E. J. COYLE, A. G. P. A., Vancouver, B. C, 0 R & N CO. Depart Time Schedule. Arrived Salt Lake. DeDver, Fast Mail 8pm ft worth, umana, Kansas City, St! Louis, Chicago nd Fast Mail 0:45 p m Hast Walla Walla, Spo kane, Minneapolis St Paul, Duluth, Milwaukee, Chi cago and East Ocean Steamships All Satlinif dates Spokane - Klyer 3:46 p m Spokane Flyer 8am 8pm 4pm subject to change. I i1 or ban r rancisco Sail every 6 days Daily Columbia Rives Steamxhs To Astoria and Ex Suuday 4pm 8pm Sat 10 pm Ex Sunday Way 'Landings, WlLLASI ETTEKl VKR Oregon City, New berg, Salem, Inde pendence and Way 6am Ex Sunday 4:30 pm Ex Sunday jjanuingB. Willamette and Yamhill Kiykhs Oregon City, Day ton and Way Land in gs. 7am Tuta. Thur and Sat 3:30 n m Mon, Wed and In. WillametteKiver Portland to Cor valliaand Way Landings. 6am Tuee, Thur and Sat. 4:30 pm Mon, Wed and t ri, Lv lilparia 1:20 a m Daily Snake Biter. Lv Lewistn liipana to Lewiatn Daily I 8:30 a W H Hurl hurt Gen Pass Agt Port. Or Sheriffs Sale on Foreclosure, Notice b hereby given that bv virtue of an execution duly issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the county of Lane, on the 12th day of April, 1900, on a judgment rendered in said Court on the 20th day of March, 11)00, for the sum of Four Hundred and Fifty Seven and 11 100 Dollars: with interest thereon from the 20th day of March, 1900, at the rate of ten per cent per annum, and forty and no-100 dollars attorneys feei, and the further sum of thirty-one and 20-100 dollar coete, in a suit wherein John Conger was , plaintiff and A. J. Nickel and in aim i xMeKei uiemenza l . Uodson, A. Wheeler were defendants and againBt the de fondants A. J. Nickel and Mahal Ni(irol .n,i on a decree of foreclosure and order of sale renaerea in saia court, commanding me in order to Batisfy said judgment and costs, to sell the following described real property to-wit: Lot No. 2 in block No. 8, in the Original ui imruiuuu., i,ane county, uregon, wu.niUiuj uiin miu iwhju acreB more or less, together with all and singular tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining. Now therefore, IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon, in compliance with eaid writ, I will offer lor sale the above described premises, at ljuuiio Bucimn w me nigneet bidder tor cash, subject to re leinption, at the south door of the Court 'Hons, in Eugene, Lane county. Oregon on Ihorspat, the 24th day of Mayl and 4 o clock p. m , to-wit: at one o'clock p. tn. on unit H.v r Dated this 18th day of April, 1900. m , . W. W. Withers, SlieriffotLane County, Oregon. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTEMENT. Notice Is hereby given that the nnder- o.Buj.u, auuiiuisiraioroi tne OHtato of Jag. Warber, deceased, has Bled his final ao. count in the county court of Lane county ?tfn.'.tn1.Moni,ay,he3rddV Jone. 1 J00, at the boor of one o'clock in the after noon of that day has been Hind h. u oonrl for the hearing of objections to said 7.M.. f A , Be'en" of said estate, and all persons Interested are ben. S "ed 10 fl: "y """d all objectiona which thev mav hav In uM . the clerk of said court on or before said day fixed for said hearing. "iew mis loin day of April, 1900, Hknkt Spobss, t o . Administrator. L. Bn-Ttrj, Ally, forbid estate, NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hetch fVdn .t... ts .dministrator of Kl" i".' ";"' ".be'nlSil'.nni court ol Lane connty, Ote'Kon LTi ' n.,j ,i .r . 1 estate. Dated Ibis 'ilst day of April, im h. Ii. Hru,, L. BiLTir ah. i . ,A(im"istrator. niLTtc. Ally, for said hatate. FINAL 6ETILEMENT. Mamtba BEKsitre WAtTo,,40ra.Iol,lA,t0ni""ix. c HHEUIFP SALE ON FUM'CLOPUUE Notice la hereby give n, tlmt by virtuo of i ' set u lion .July ibMind out of the Ci:cuit ( uurt ui thu Sttoto of Oregon lor (he cuul cf Liu.eoii the Uli Uit.v of March 11HJ0, ou a judg ineui iv-nderea iu Haul oouit on the tMu day oi i.i .rcn, jyuti, ngaiUKi me Junc tion City Mill. tig Compiiny, C, 1. lioustun, 0. J. Ktruiun, f. M. Parker, Catoliuo Clow, AdiuiuUcmtrix ol t htutu of Kulen Clow, dem-usd, for tbe sum of three UioiiBtti u four nnnurcn uud bixty bv and dotlurn, wub iutoiert tbt reou i iUh rite of 10 per cent per annum from date, March 20tb, U'OU, ulrto for tb further Hum of two huudred eighty uud 73-100 dollum with intercut tbtreou nt the ruto of u nor cent from duty, March 20ib, 1000, una for attorneys Ue of two hundred Ufty dollars. AUo against above named defendant C. P. Houston for three thousand ail hundred Sity nine trnd 33-100 dollars with iuierin. thereon at tbe rate of 10 per eent per ttunumfroiu said 20th duy ot March, l'JOO and one hundred dollars Httoruey fte and tbefurthei sum of Btxtoeu and 70-100 dol lars, cost- in a suit wherein the Euutne Loan aud Saving bank was pi am nil and JunotioL City Muling Company. C. P, Houston. C. J. brLUhu, r. ju. Jfarker. Caroliue Clow administratrix of tRiate of Bobert Clow, deceased, and Merchants Nat ional Uauk of Portland, Oregon, Paye &. Sun and J E Butler, were defendants, and on a decree of foreclosure and order of sale rendered in said court court and suit, com manding me iu order to Batisfy said judge ments auo costs to sen tne loiiowiug de scribed property, to-wit. situated in Junc tion City, Lane county, Oregon, and bounded as follows, ou the eunt by the ex tension southward of the west Hue of front street. Ou tbe south by a liue parallel with and thirty feet north of tbe south line of section thirty two, township fifteen south ranue four went; ou the went by tbe exten tiou acuthward of tte Hist line of Green wood Btreet; on the north by the Bouth line of second street together with i he tenanieuts hereditaments and appurtenances thereto belouuiusz or anywise appertaining. Now therefore; In the name ol the state of Oretjun iu compliance with said writ, I will oflVr for sale the above described prem ises at public auction, to the highest bidder for casn, sobject to redemption at the Bouth dour of the county court house in Eugeue Lane County Oregon, on Saturday the 12th day oi May lUOU, between the hours ol o'clock a ui aud 4 o'clock p m to wit; at one o ciooK p m ot said day. Dated this 5th day of April 1900. W. W. Withers, Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. By Frtd Fi&k Deputy. Notice of Sheriff's Sale on ecution. Ex Notioe is hereby given that by virtue of an execution and order of Bale i&su?d out of tbo oircuit conrt ot Lano couuty, Ortcon on the '20th day of Miircb, 1U0U, in favor of Clurence Tboninoii plaintiff against George Hill, ttuimn A. Hill his wife and F. I. Dun. bar as receiver, defendants Which eaid execution decree and order of Bale is ta me directed, ordering and commanding ma to Bell tne real property herein alter desoribed for the puipoye of sutiifying th- judgment ol plaintiff in eaid cause to wit tbe sum ol $40 21 taxes, $035 63 with interest at 10 per ceut per aunum Iron. Mured lain, luuu, and for 55 attorneys feeB and for the Bum of $18 50 costs hnd accruing cobIs, and which judgment, dtcree and execution eso provided for judgment in favor of defendant K. I, Dunbar us recoiver for tbe auin of 413 12 and S'J 20 cost with interest at legnl rate now tberefore in coniplianc wun said execution, and orutr of sale, will, on SA.TOBDAY, THE 5TH DAY OF MAY, 1900, at the hour of 1 o'clock pmat the front door of tbe court hottHe in Eugene, Lane county, Oregon, Bell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hnnd for tbo purpose of Bii.isiyiug, nrstiy (Hamuli s sniu judgment, attorneys fees aud cofits. and Becondlv de fendant Dunbar'e jndgmeut and oost above ana in saia aecr e and execution mentioned and lollowing desoribed laud: to-wit: Lots oue, and ten in sec. ten and lots three, four, live, six, seven, eight, and nine, in boo. eleven all in Tp, 10 S It 6 E, of Wil inmette meridian, in said Lane County Oregon, dated nt lEugene. Oregon March 20, 1B00. W W WrruEBs, SherifTnne County, Oregon. By Fbkd risk, Deputy. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby Riven that Martha A. Bnshnell, administratrix ol tbe estate of Jason A. BuBhnell, deceased has filed iu the County Conrt of Lane Connty, Oregon, her final account of the administration of eaid eBtate, and the Jndge of said Conrt hae Bet May 7th, 1900, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, and at the Conrt Houbo in sail- County as the time and place for hearing and pass ing on said final ooconnt, All persons in terested in said estate and final account ore hereby notified to present in writing any ob jections thoy may hays to the allowanoe of said final account on or before the said 7tb day of May, 1900. Eugene, Otegon. April 2nd, 1900. Mabtiia A. BrsHNEix, r, Administratrix of eaid estate h, K. Skipwoctji, Ally for Admr. Notice of Final Settlement. Estate of Ratio LowIb, deceased, Lane county, Oregon: Notioe is herebv nivnn that .Tnhn r.B;a and Aleok Lewis. Avnnntn.. n( tl.. ... Katio Lewis, deceased, have filed their final account in the matter of said estate in the vuuuiy court ot i,ane county, Oregon, and that 'Fr-,..--.-! .1.. r . i t. T ' mi oiu aay ot June, l'JOO, at the bourof 10 n'nloKk ;n n.. - . that day has been fixed by said oonrt for the hearing: of obienimns in .i.i o and for the final settlement of said estate. Any and all objections to said account and the final settlement of said estate must be filed with the clerk of said court on or be fore said date of hearing. -ms inn aay ol April, 1900. John Lewis, Alkck Lewis, rr Eecutore ol said estate, Thompkos & Haiidy, Attorneys lor Executors. Notice toLCreditors- Notice is herebv oirftn tt,t il.a nna. 'Rn.d has been appointed by the County ;"t of Lane Cmnly, Oregon, Adininb, tr .tor tf the Eslnte of U. C. Owei, dc- 1 A" persoiis having claims apainst j'l.d estalo are hereby notified lo present mem to the undersigned with tbe proper vouchers at the law office of A. V. "oorlccck, in Eugene, Lane Conuty, Ore gon, within six months from the datecf this uotic. Daltd Febmaiy fl, 1900. ... A. C. Woone-rtrlr. Aiiministrator of (he Eslale of II. C. Owen, Administrator's Notice- Notice i, herpl.y given, Ibel the under- "h" , n . at. v anduyn, has been duly ap poiutwl administrator ol tfce -Rt,t of Sam- -e, H, aeceasid, by 11, e Conniy Conr 01 Lane county, On goi , and all persons ; .- V K'nsi said t slate are lerebs notified to present the s me, with tb proper vouchers, 10 said a.ln.n.istrs'or the law efhee of L. Ililjtn iu Fng- re, Ore gon, within six months fiotn the data this notice. Dated thi. int. j.. . v 1 , Lu -j " ,-otvii t-er, ton Att'y lot TsUte. Adu. kuti.' eriff". c . uit.-r. t tl,.,r .Kut. d Si" anniiin fr i "le r. J and th-lir "10dlll wck and H. D ,,Mt, f S lots .umUf'Pr; of the east h.i ..M nmiu! -Blirand ihAT Notif. aM irJ2i west of WiUsoJJPXilJI Stau of oZlft Nun th.i swunlrl oHer for Mle ti, ail. Public auctinTtoteifcS uJct to redsliiS ' Court Hnus"S'plk.i Ore(!on,on '1'lufL 5 said day. "'"'hiAn.gfl ''" run, Depui Kefereo S.le 0f RjJ JesBe G Psrk, In,j . end A,liiJI1tJ!--). husband Edith "a, andCtarl,s W.LZ?'1 hushed WTO Leota E. Psrt, Paik minor h.i... -1 Park deceased. j ParkbisgusrdiaJ L. rati minor bsk irf Georuo Purt A " or lea J. Mayer he, ,ZSf Plllslifc,' George Park, n.r, . Noticeishereb,sitr!:L I a decree ol therrooitarZr above eu.,ihdranM o. 1M0, and entered olretort''' volume ten of the Journal"? auihonzingacd tintttuZl as hedulyappoir.ted"" PuUho Aucl imrtlk. JJ?'1 Baid Lane ooiiutj, U, folion Jf real properly, simiW JSJI -""y, cute otOimna, IhewcsthsKoHotMK nunitier lourtPM, i irnn; i 7 -.-luKuia i-nue conniy, low m i p,. flOU'inu fnrlo I. v:.. txieumug Wk to tbe 1WB iLd slit) feet, logetbsiilii, lur the itnauients, hereliiuaoi provcnieuts llierrantn k.1.. Now, therefore, in eomii-. preniisis, I, P.M. Vilkiavnkil auove enutiea cause, nil ofa t public auction at the mm w said Lane connty, on lntslij v,, nxnj, DetweeDtlu hn: o'clock a. m. and lonro'tlotlii: duy, at one o'clock, Ihi i!tii J premises. Terms of ssle cash. Dated this 3rd daj olipriM F. .ra Geo. B. Dobbis, AIIoim;. GUAIvDIAN'S 8AU PB0PEHT. Notice is hereby gires, latil sigued, guarttiAnoi tnemisotisi: A. HugtieH deceased, by -imiitt l the County Court ol LuiCw gon, duly made sod entett. as me journal ol sum uounnwai April, law, will on Minratu: ol Mav. 1910. at tbe boll til;: the alternoon of estd difita Houbo door in EuceDe, Onm t public suction all tbe right, EH terost of the minei heirief MM deceased to wit: Of Frul, Mertie HngheJ, of in ud Un described lauds to wu: j Tt Kn i in hlnrk Ko. !l ! 1,2, 3, 4, 6, 6,7,8,ni'"ll IV, all in the torn m County, Oregon. Tbe lenmtfH gold coin ol tbe Uoited !, Uated this titn asj m !" Onardian. 1W EXECUTOR'S SAUOFBUl'1! EBTI. Notice is herby gl WJf , J..I. mM m an order oi saio -rr, hL t tbe 12tb day of Usrcb, 1WJT3 tv Court ol Lione C0Hl")i ?"T,. king and directing I f'S'J oouior oi mo una ceased, to sell tne i-rr alter aescrtoeu, m - .u ..( .1 nnH Tnn u Will and Testamentol M. I will on and alter WednJI .. ,nnn -ll at nmltt oi may, i, - .:L,i,aii highest and best PB;y i in hand, tbe following ddtnW and IoIbNob. 3.t.a S. K. 1 weBt;allin Said saletobeon MidpWjjii Dated this 30th day ol llaws a. FrlfllsfJ Notice of Final Settle Eatale of J... Ht.ddle.tof.f'l ?."?": . M Notioe is nereoj ( dleston, execntrix el l Hnddletton, deceawo. T.ltfi acconnt in tbe mstiei : CountT Conrt of U f"?',, hatlioudsy, to1'1'!' ,!? the noor oi io -. wi thal day bs been 6J tbe hearing of onjeci..-liaa for the final settleroeniol",. and all objections w -7 tne final settlement . C(tJ 111 J :.l. that flP v " S. A. Mtw- NOTICE P.lol.i cf II co.iuy.('r.gon. . ..rt,tlJJ It. 1 , ,, . tf " A 11 11-11 . '.. i, U,I.T. IW "T. . estate, -. 1BC-, Hum i uu o'cloc ',MdL, lrj.l and A 1 1 c l-ii'-'"" ; . ..J rost'J ' . filed with " ".rf i or belore said time a ..tdll.rcl.l. 1 B.B V 1 S L. Paul, Attotue? Sh L. WLVrc, Atfyfor saidEstle:--J .rtit I 0F FIX Alt I Jrf V, HUl,