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Daily Eugeue Guard 1'iibli.hed every evoning of the week, Sun days excepted. Address all com inunctions uil uike 11 remittances iiayabl. to Uie KuoixsUuauii, Eugene, Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. DAILT., it..ii....u.i . nppiAp. nor week f lo uelivereu oy carrier, i By mail one year (in advance).. Six months Mn. month dingle copies. WEBKLT. Oue year (in advance) ,. 6 00 .. 8 00 ,. 50 . 06 (3100 31X nionwis . r. Advertising ratea made known on applica tion. Entered oa second-class Eugene, Oregon, postoHice. matter at the THE (EASTERN (.OFFICES -Of the naiwr are at 2H0 to 234 Temple Court, New Vork City, and U U ExpreM llldg, 87 Wa.h Ingt in St, Chicago, IIL.'E KATZ AtlvertU lug Agency In charge., a? 3 CAMPBELL BROS Publishers all Business Lettera to thlsefllo. should diraotad to THE GUARD Instead of either of th. pr.pri.tor. .'"""r THE- EUGENE GUAR,D ( I 2 3 4 3 S T 6 9 IOI1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 2Q2I 22 23 2-4 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 . WEATHER BUREAU- (Dally Report.) PORTLAND, ORKUON.I May 7 ld00-0:W a m) vVcatlior forecast tor ltugono, Oregon. Tonight and Tomorrow: Fair, MONDAY MAY 7 Union State Ticket. For Cl.otora. W M Ploroo Umatilla County DollBtuart Mnltnomah Uounty Krnost Kronor Multnomah County John Whltakor Benton For Supreme Judge. Oounty IV I Ramioy Marlon For Food Oommls.lonor. IV M Bchulmoriok '....Washington Congressman Flrat Dlstrlot. Dr Howard Daly ...Lake For Frosooutlng Attorney. Oounty County County 811 Uasard Coos Oonnty Lane County Citizens' Ticket For Joint Benator B. M. VEATCH, Cottage Grove. For Representatives LEVI GEEIl, Cottage Grove. E. It. 8KIPWORTH, Eugene. CHAB. HARWOOD, Florenoe. For Uounty Judge U. R. KINOAID, Eugene, for Commissioner J. R. HILL, of Rlohardsoo. For Clerk H. M. MILLIORN, ot Juuotlou. For Bberlfl W. V. WITHERS, of Thurston. For Treasurer A. 8. PATTERSON, of Eugene. For Bohool Superintendent W. M. MILLER, of Creewell. For Assessor E. R. PARKER, of Lost Valley. For Surveyor LINCOLN TAYLOR, ot Cottage Grove, For Coroner DR. W. L. CHESHIRE, of Eu gene. PRECINCT 0KKI0KK8, KIKIKNK, For Justine GEO, V. KIN8EY. For Constable J. M. MARTIN. JUNCTION TIMES LOGIC. We love good sound logic The Junotion Times may be rolled opon to often furmsb the genuine, on- fululterated artiole. Tbe Guard had the pleasure of informing the people as to the financial stamliug of the reapeative Cilitens' and Republican candi dates for oounty commissioner, J. R. Hill, CitixenB, paying 1113 tax, and J. L. Taylor, Republican, 30 cents, and that a ipeoial tax, from whioh there was no exemp tion, of one oent a head on 30 sheep, Now comes the Times logician and says the Guard should sup port J. A. Busbnoll, Prohibition nominee, because ha pays 1335.22. It is a sorry argument, and not even of tbe mental calibre that would fit it for ups of school chil dren of the primary class, Mr. Hill's tax oft 113, and Mr. Bun nell's tax ol 1335.22 is each a war ranty that tbe man who pays the eame li a safe man to handle tbe Snanoes to tbe oounty. Handling connty funds and affairs is not a sentiment. It is strictly a matter of business. Tbe oommissioner to be elected in Jane will fttsiet in handling $250,000 ot oounty expenditures, or there- abouto, during his tour years in oumbency of the office. Will the voters reject a man who has made a fair financial sncoess of bis own affairs, and select one who presents tbe sorry spectacle of paying bnt 36 cents tax, and that a special tax, from which there is no exemption, of one cent a bead on 86 bead of sheep? 0REG0NIAN MALIGNITY. Abdul Hamid is the prince of Populists. He pays in promisee to pay. Oregonian. And the United States govern ment "pays in promises to pay." That is when it bonds become due they are refunded, and other bonds issued in their stead. And other European nations, besides poor Turkey, "pay in promises to pay" Germany, Franoe, Great Britain, and tbe lesser prinolpali ties and kingdoms. Tbe editor of the Oregonian well knows there is no other mode by whioh national debts oan be paid than by "promises to pay." The New York World Almanaofor 1900 elves tbe debts of the nations of the world at 928,295,400,000, and all the gold and silver coin of tbe world at $8,467,800,000. Tbe en tire atook of coined money would not pay one-tbird of the national indebtedness of tbe nations of the world. And yet the Oregonian sneers at PopuliBts as dealing in promises to pay! It is only another sample of Oregonian spite and malignity. A Maryland congressman has introduced a bill for the repeal of the Chinese exolusion law. Instead of repeating tbe law it should be supplemented by one that will ex clude the Japanese that are arriv ing by thousands and are a menace to tbe labor interests of tbe country, particularly tbe Pacific Coast. There are some peonliar ways of making a living. For instance the man who travels about tbe country with a dog that will jump from the top of a thirty-foot ladder onto netting. In justice there should be some way to remunerate the dog Instead of the man plenty of good steaks, and oats to chase at will. The house of representatives was almost unanimous in' favor of the popular election of United States senators. : Tbe reform is right, it is popular; and, besides, there was 06 danger that Hie, senate would adopt it. Hon. R. M. Veat'jh bas ever been a friend of tbo masses and is the champion of tbe peoples' rights. He is tbe man who should repre sent Lane, Douglas and Josephine counties in the Oregon state senate, Skipworth, Geer and Harwood are not pledged to vote for any in dividual as U. S. Senator. How is it with their opponents. A splendid rain for vegetation; The Willamette valley seldom falls to secure timely moisture. "ADrlpumtDcy rtr 1.1 t . Would be sore of a wckooe la almost any home. But what a welcome fa would have to. a borne where the hope of children had bsjaa eztiiiruiahod What a welcome this vartioubtt "brlsht little bor did have iTwch . EX.; mar he tiaVad K. th -1 1 J f ' n.'UC-If. 1 " letter, given be low. There 1 no room for the whole letter, which recounts a sxnrv n fltun years of suffering ana a perfect cur by the use of "three bottles of Df. Pierce's Favor ite Prescription, two bottles of Golden Medical Discovery, 1 and some of the Pel. lets."" In many In stances childless ness is the mult of conditions which are curable. It has often bap. Pencil that when Favorite Pre scription" has cured a woman of female weaknees aud tbe nrrvime VM..I i , inn .M.n.llaa I. L . " .... iik . ui , w, ui u m health is signalijccVby the birth of her Rn, .-V.il.l t , i weak women strong, sick women well, I cannot tell half that Dr. IHern-e MKUdne Cries done for mi . writes, aire, T. A. . ol orris. Watauni Cei, St "It will aiill Out . cUlrad roflt-prereot KtenrrUf aed m. not i HHh It. Ml.M l mnlA US), and Dt. rterce for kealta," Pleaaaitt faiUta W pleslon. FLORENCE NEWS. Clipped From the West of May 4. A laree addition to tbe Mapleton botel Is now lu process of construction, tbe frame being already op. H B Grav who has resided on Knowles creek for tbe past fifteen years basaold blsraoob to A P Knowles, the consideration being f 1000. About 800.000 feet of lumber was carried out from tbe Sluslew mills Monday and Tuesday for tbe San Franslsooand Ban Pedro market. Rev I Q Knolta leave tbe first of next week for a trip to St Louis as a delegate to tbe general assembly of tbe Presbyterian ohurob. He Intends to stop for a short visit at Spokane, Hele na and St Paul and expents to oe absent about a montb. Tbe steamer Robsrts on ber return from Ysquloa last Saturday, tirougbt In tbe maobloery for M E SaUbert fc Co'a mill wbiob was purchased some months ago. The machinery was loaded on a large scow, which was towed down by the Robarts. It will be plaoed in position for operation Immediately. The contractors for tbe Jetty work are having considerable difficulty to keep tbe framework of tbe structure In place till tbe rook oan be pat In to bold the piling securely. 'The high tide Saturday night took out four bents at tbe end of tbe trauiway and carried away two dump cars that were stand ing on the bank. Fortunately tbe pile driver which they bad been using that day to drive plies at tbe outer end of the Jetty, had been pulled back toward the bank when the men quit work in tbe evening. Had this not been done the pile driver would probably have been dumped Into the river with the rest. We have sold 186 Ramblers this year, Get oue. C C Matlock. Garden seed In bulk fresh. F L Chambers. In almost every neighborhood there Is some one whose life has been Baved by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, or who has been oared of cnronlo diarrhoea by the use of that medlnine. Su ' persona make a point of telling of inver oppor tunity offers, Hoping ,, , may be ins means or saving other or sale by W. L. DeLano. French Tansy Warera, tue world's famous remedy for Irregular and pain' ful periods of ladles; are never failing and safe. Married ladles' friend French Tansy Wafers are the only re liable female remedy in the world; im ported from Paris; take nothing else, but insist on Renulne; In red wrappers with crown trade mark. La France uniguompany, Importers, 80A Turk St, Ban Franclsoo. For aule by ull drug gists, or sent In plain wrap; r direct D receipt of 82. Can't Stand Gold Many children can't stand cold weather. The sharp winds pierce them, and the keen air hurts them. They have cold after cold, lose flesh, and spring-time finds them thin and delicate. will make such boys and girls hearty and strong. The body is better nourished, and they are better pro tected. The blood becomes richer, and that makes them warmer. iot. end ti.m, all dru(stats. 8QTT BOwVp.7cnml.irMwVor, RUNNIN8 UP A BIB BILL For doctor' fees wouldn't be necessary, when yon are at- LkftkMt with Anl.1. ,1.1. on of tas year, tf yon would keep a bottle of our pure and high grade Cyrus Noble Whiskey lo y our house, and then take ft In the form of toddy, or ae y ourtaat die tatea, at bedtime or any other old time. Then) is nothiog like It for colds, U Grippe or kindred ailments. W ffl. Heoshaui EUGEME FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS. Proprietor Htajre leaves) Euesns fne xrir..n Dally except rjunday at 8 a m Returnlua? stars Imvm for Eugene dally exoept tjundavs at x p m Saturdays at Sam. Arrives In Eugene at S p m the day frit Inwavi via fttrtdl rM, ROUND TRIP....."........' ft 00 fa 00 - m mrwMn B OBI Boa la FIRST National Bank Of Eugene, Paid up Cash Capital Surplus - 90Q,uw Eugene, Oregon. nrvuTurjtia A GENERAL BANKiwi uu t. ......l,l terms. Burnt drafts on Chicago, San Francisco and Port land, Oregon. . liius ot exchange eoin on iurr,Bu Deposits received subject to check of oertlB- cate pf deposit, , AU collections entruiwn vi -- prompt attention. T G Hkhdbiou, P. E. HKODOBaSS, Cashier. L. H. POTTSB, Ass't Caahiei rremaent, S II Kakik, Vloex-neldlut. EUGENE Loan Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital - $50,000 Surplus ' 2.500 A OENCRAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANB- AOTCD ON FAVORABLE TEBMB Dralla tuned on the principal cities ol the uniieasisiea alio luiuinuuu-iu.iiM. Interest allowed on Demand Certlncaiee 01 Collections receive our prompt attention. City and County Warrants bought. W. t. SHOWN, President. F.W. OIBUHN. Csseler. D. A. PAINE. Vies Prssldsnt. W. W. SHOWN. Asst Csshler. LANE COUNTY BANK Eatakllakod a ISSJ. Or EUGENE, OREGON. A General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terns. A. G. HOVE Y , President J. M. ABRAMB. Cashier B H HOVEY, Asst Cashier. Central Market, ids d Milk PROPRIETORS Will keep constantly on hand a full supply BEEF MUTTON. PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at tbe lowest market prices. A fair snare ot tie public patronage solicited : TO THE FARMERS.-: We will pey the highest market price for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Bheep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. paf-Meata delivered to anv part ot th cltr Freeof aharse orthern Pacific RAILWAY 7m Pullman Sleeping rsars Elegant Dining Oars Tourlstl Sleeping Jar IST l'AUL, MINNEAPOLIS. prnmr TO IFakgo, : kiRAND"FORKSr CROOKSTON, IWINNIFEG, PpIiENA and Throunh Tickets to CHICAGO, WASHTNOTON PHn.AIJEl.PHIA, NEW YOKlS BOSTON, and All Points East and South. For Information, time cards, map and tickets, call on or write to R McMTJRPHEY, na, u,n,r1 Agent, Eugene, Offloe-Opposite Guard office. r. A D CHARLTON, , , A"' an'1 1'M M Morrison St, cor ITiird. Portland. Oregon THROUGH TICKETS TO THS E ASTandSO UTH EAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY PullmB D.I... Sleeper Tou I Roclinln" Cite im aieeners and ! n - i I . . . ilr iJVKK, OMAHA, CHICAGO KAX8A3 CITY. RT lAmr, T Wl An.l nttkaM. t a rlal. pi .rrSi.V.H?l.-,M J"y line c.K,r Portland to Chicago i1 P" Uln Paci6c H-u..,, through to desUnatlon M.Knificnl scenery, Tl2 de wt. last time, lowest rates. 7 Vnhm Sor further Inforrnatkv, araly to agent Southern PadBc tpanyToi 7 H ItATHHOP, t'KBRp Vtfsj N 0 R & N GO. Depart Time Schedule. Arrived Salt Lake, Denver, Ohlcaco Kt Worth, Omaha, 4pm i'urtiand Kansas City, t Special Ixiuis, Chicago and 9:15 am East Atlantio Salt Lake, Denver Express Ft Worth, Omaha 8am B:'iO p. m. Kansas City, 8t Via Hunt- Louis, Chicatro and ington East . Walla Wallah Lew Atlantio iston, Spokane, Sam Express Minneapolis, Ht 8:20 p. m. Paul, Duluth Via Milwaukee, Chi- Spokane cayo and East Ocuk STEiBflllirS 8pm All Sailing dates 4pm subject to change. For San Kranciico- Sail every 5 days , Daily Columbia Kivkb Ex Sunday jkamirs P m 8pm To storia and Ex Sunday Sat 10 p m W Landings. WlLlAMKTTSRlvKB 6am Oregon Cite-, New- 4 :30 p m Ex Suidaj berg, Salem, Inde- Ex Sunday endence and Way Landings. j I WlLLAMtTTE AND 7am Yamhill Kivibs 8:30 pin Tuss, Thur Oregon City, Day- Mon, Wed and St ton and Way and Fri. Landings. 1 WillamettbRiver Sam Portland to Cor 4:30pm Tues. Thur vallis aud Way Mon, Wed and Sat. Landings. and Fri, Lv Riparia SKl RlvsB, I Lv Lewlstn 6am Riparia to Lewistn Daily Dally ' I ' m A7 H Hurl hurt Gen Pass Agt Port. Or OANADIAN U PAGING RY SOO-PAOIFIC LINE. The only Transcontienental Route Grand Scenery, Fine Accommodt ona Low Ratea. 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 regarding rates, etc GEO. F. CRAW. Aeent. xi. k. ALO'iT, Eugene, Oregon agent, x-oruaua, ur. E. J. COYLE, A. G. P. A, Vancouver, B. 0. Notice of Final Settlement Estate of Ratio Lewis, deceased, Lane county, Orrgon: Notioe Is hereby given that John Lewis snd Aleok Lewis execntors of the estate o! Ratio Lewis, dec Jied, have tiled their final aooonnt In tbe p Iter of said eBtite in the county oonrt of L me oonnty, Oregon, snd bat Tuesdsy the 6th day of Jone, 1000, at tbe hoar of lOo'olock in the forenoon ol iuat . y naB oeen rued by said oonrt to ne bearing of objeotions to said account una mr tne nnai settlement of said estate. Any and allobieotiona tn a.; nni the final settlement of said estate must be uiou wiunno oie oi said court on or be- wtv wtiu uate oi nearing. Dated this 14th day of April, 1900. Jobh Lewis, Aleck Lewis, Eieontors of said estste. Thoufsoh & Hardy, Attorneys for Execntors. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notioe is hereby given that Martha A. BuBhnell, administratrix ot the estate of Jason i A . BoBhnell, deceased bas tiled in the Oounty Court of Lane County, Oregon, her flaal acaoont of the administratiorTof said S-t SVv?"?" JndB ol said Court has set May 7th, 1900, at 10 o'clock A. M. of snid k!D.? " 'h5 C?nr' Hon8e in County I!. -i -S ;ua,pl"u6 ,ot hMri"8 P "R,n",d otint. All persons in teiested in said estate and final account are hereby not Bed in n,....., i ", Jeotion. thoy may TaVo to .hiiXruoeoi day cS M."TC 0n " b,'0r' tU "id 7,t nngene, Uregon, April 2ud. 1900. Mabthi A. Busbhexl, E. R. SxunrowH. "'a e8'"6 Any tor Admr Notice to Creditors Notice is hereh. ni .u . Jigned be. been appointed' b,' the' Con X Coart of Lane Ccnnty. Oregon, Admini. r Sri- K! nsrv- j ail . v. uwL, fin. police. "uwwoi ibta Dted February 9, 1900. AdminiBtrator of tfaBti A. C. Wooncoov ate of H. C. Owen. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Eststs ol Mnrv F. a j . eonntT. Or,., u, use Notice is heieby given that D, R Hill Z'zx'i "rf o-gon. '".u-as has bean 1,1 ' -"vruoon oi that day Dsted this 21.1 day of April, 1900 D. R. Hill, L.BaITOlAUy.fot'r..or. Referee Sato of Real Property Jen hi O r.uk, Iun J. Mu.or, und 'sVilliuui Mftjcr btr biirilxtml Kdilb K. UiiiiH'K aud UhtirlcB W. IIhiim r hnr bitsbu.d Vctirl i. X'urk, Ltotu K. Turk, Fruiik 11. prirk minor beir pf tieorn Park dwieawtl ai d Jenit G. Park ixi gaardiHuaiidJetniiii L. Park iniior bir of George Purk deceased uod Ioa J. Mayer ber gu inlifin, PlttiiitirTs. Td. George Park, uoienaant. Notice la hereby given that by virtno ot a decree of tbe circuit court oILaue county, State of Ore on, mude and entered in tbt above entitled cnne on Friday, March 2U, 11100, and entered of record on pa ye 1U4 nf volume en 01 tne journal ol saia court. authorizing and directit g the underpinned as tbe duly appointed referee, to icll at pnolio Auction at tbe Court house door of said Lane county, thu following described real property, situated in Eugene City, Lane couutv. btate of Urecon. to-wit: The west bull of lot number two in block number fourteen of Mulligan's donation in Lrine county, now part ot iuiuene uity fronting forty feet on Ninth street, and extending back to the alley one bnndr d and sixty feet, togciL.'r witn all anu siugu lar tbe teuameuts, hereditaments aud im Droveneuts thereunto belonging. Now, tberefo. e, in consideration of the premises, I, P. M. Wilkinu, referee in the above entitled oh use, will offer for sale at public auction at tbe court houe noor ol said Lane cr.uty, on luetjduy. the Ktb day of May, 1900, between the hours of nine o'olock a. m. and four o'olock p. m. of said day. at out o'olock, tbe above described premises. Terms of sale cash. Dated this 3rd day of Apri 1900. F. M. Wilkinb, Heferee, Geo. B. Dodiiih, Attorney. Sheriff's Sate on Foreclosure Notice ia herebv eiven that bv virtue of 1 execution duly isBued out of the Circuit Court. of the Btate of Orecon. tor the county of Lane. on the 28th day of March, 11KM), on a judgment rendered in said Court on the 10th day of March, 1900, for the sum of seven hundred and twenty-eight and 45 100 dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of ten per contper annum from the said 10th day of Mrch, l'.HH), and forty and no-100 dollars attorneys fee, and the further sum of thirteen and no-100 dollars costs, also accruing cost, in a nut wherein R. K. Tucker was plaintiff and W, li. Holienbeck, 1. U. Hollent-eck, A. U. Jennings aud John Jenkins were defendants, and auainst the defendants, W. U. Holien beck and H. D. Holienbeck, and on a decree of foreclosure and order of sale rendered in said Court, commanding me in order to satisfy said iudement and cost, to sell the following described real property, lo-wit. The lots numbered eleven and twelve of "Orous P.'it. as platted and recorded, being a part of the east half of the west half of the Prior F. Blair and wuo donntion land claim No. Notif. 20K9 in township No. 17 south ramie west of Willamette Meridian and contaiuinp 8 03-100 acres more or less in Lane coi ay, State of Oregon, touether with the tenemcits, hereiitamentrj ai'd appurt mances thert tto belonging, or any iviso appertaining. Now therefore, in the name of the state of Orczon. in comuliance with said writ. I will offer for s 'e the above de; cribed premien at nublioauo' on to the hiimest bidder for emu subject to redemption, at llio south door of tlie (Jourt blouse in iugeno, Lane county, Uregon, on Thursday, the lUth day 01 Al ay 1U00, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m., to-wit: At 1 0 clock p. m. said day. Dated the 10th day of April, J900. W. V. WmiMM, Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. By FfcBn Fwk, Deputy. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon lor Liane county. Lillis nl. Egglesham, Plaintiff) vs. y Roy Egglesham, Defendant. ) To Roy Et-gleHhain, defendant. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and tanswer the complaint hied against you in the above entitled suiton or before the 18th day of June, 190U; and if you fail to answer for want thereof, the plaintiff will take a de o.;e agaiust you dissolving the bonds of matrimony now exiting between plnintilf and defendant and for her costs und disbursements of this suit, and also for an equitable division o defendant's property, to-wit: a one third interest in the 80 acres of laud described in the complaint, and also a one third interest in the note and mortgage of $309, desctibed in tne compi , This BUmmoDS is mihliiihed In tlm IlAir.r Euoenb GoAhl) by order of Hod. E. O. Pot ter, judge of the CVunty of Lane, State of OregoD, made in chambers the 28th day of April, 1900; and tills summons 1b published mr tne iirsc urae lu the Jiugcne .daily muahu oi me issue, April zstii, inuu. E. R. Sku-woiith, Atty for Plaintiff. GUARDIAN '8 BALE OF REAL PROPERTY, Notice is hereby given, Thnt tbo under signed, gnnrdmn of the minor heirs of John A. Hughes dcoi'iised, by virtue of an order f the County Court of Lane Connty, Ore gon, duly uim'o and entered on record in the journal of said Court on tbe 2nd dav oi nprn, iow, win on rjaturaay tne lotn nay of May, 1HC0,' at iho hour of 1 o'olock in tbe afternoon of said cl.y at the Court uouae door in Euuene. Oreunn. Bell at public miction all tho right, title and in terest of tho minor heirs of John A. Hnohes deceased lo wit: Of Frank, Orbed and Mertie Hughes, of in and In th,, fnllnwino described lands to wit: Lot No. 4 iu block No 3j and lots Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8, 9 an 10 in block No. 19, all in the town of Cr. swell. Lane County, Oregon. The terms of sale. oash. gold coin ol the United Studs, in hand. Mated this Gib day of April, JOOu. S, J. HrulllSH. Guardian, L. Bilvko, Attorney. EXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL PROP ERTY. Notice i herbv given thst bv viituo of an order of sale duly mad.' mil uivt-n on laiunsy ol alnrcb, iuuii, hy the d in iv Courl iif L-inn comity, Ougon, aiHl;or i.'iig and dii-'Vting the nn'en.ii:n,-d i,s x- ecutor of the etiH of William Vetch, di-i-'-atd, lo hi-ll thp real ,ror-erty holrin alter dt'Mcribco, and under and by virtue of the p-)i,r and provisions of the last W ill and ' htHnipntnf adM William VpAnh. I will ,,j a1(,, Wodnesday tho 2nd day of Ma . 1900, sell at privntd sale for ihc higbtHi and b-t price ol,tnii,tble for cash in hand, th f.,- ..wiiiRdwrrii-rd tl prop- wiij, to-wii: Lot No. I -ie 8Tp 15 H II 1 west 3. 4 i.m 7 in ti.v. 18 Tp. 19 in l.iini- coniii, Oikoi) " n-i Auid preniisra i,h ' ay ol Mur h, !!K.'0 Mii.ton A. Vkach. Kxrcnt.ir of M'ld .'tato. snd lots Nt S. R. 1 v,cf. Said sale It, Dsted thi Final sktilemeni. N; tic -n bertby a' n thai tbe adminis trat ixolila ratal, n! L. Beik-hire has nlr h r d ial accnnii andthetii t Mon day, in,. 7,h day cl M ,y. ISfKi, in eel lor iluat h, aring, Martha IIkfesiiike, Aiinnnifliniii Waltoii 4 Otkstom, Attorneys. SALE -CUii,h J,,!, , tL., (.',11. r,... ..-"'" Li I..... . 0111 ."., ,u tin' jii.i, .. T-n " J" 'I't . - -Ul1' "IHjl'K ... , s ilh..7,". n... O lriu,,,.').C.-, t: Oh v. iho'n , 30-1U0 rte ol Muni, -" ',.li?iv of lv. with i.t" ,." ; T'. fcT Also ... , . i. '"u dtMr AAUIIH1.JU llll ,a- fa. II " -"UIO t,ikl . - ' -on., th.J1 -...u irum said 20ik a WJ on. uumlroi d, , ie furtl, lira. ..! . . wtsa. Loan aud Si,, f Jime-ioL fit. uii? i IDs H,.v '"!iJ L Mi us, N Uouatuti l i Oaroimc ciow,r;in.u' 1 Wol,,r1uiwT".U'rii '.! ba-a 0l f.,H "K" "1 hreclo.,;. ." maudiug uie inoidaiaT"'1 menis uu., cllslt lo . l-, scribed PBipeflVi ."'Hi, eilBlUl. OUlhwa.ilal.?"'!, 7 - On th. south " ,'hiriy fu-tnoitaMYt;" rang, fun, ." siou s;ulhrd'of ttJ?i wood Btreaunn .h. I... "k.I bZr!," ofOre,oiu com',, ' vMo0,rforBae,l,t.te,'ii:' ibis at mil, ,.,,.,:.. . lrr ' """''I1'ltfe: doorui ht: r rB" day ol Mav 1 IWI. Ii,i-.!r? o;clocku,and4o'clkp1 o cluck p m of said ilt Dated ihis otudsjolWK, By Ir.tlFinkDtprjty. Notice of SheiwTiffl ccunon, Noiioo is hereby Kiien ik un execution aud ordtr ol au the circuit court oi Lin "-1 on ihe 2(itb day of March, liftig iuuiujcu piiintiliim Hill, Susan A. Hill hinrii bur uh receiter, deftmiitli ij exuuuiion uecrre aud order ilfc, uin-i;itu, (iraeriUfl hdiI rm,i.. soil the real property hwtinik 1 for the purpose of Htirfjitg tl 3 ui ttiuH.u m t-aiii cause to.rm tv : $iO ii luxt e, iih oil ffllhblelrti cent pur uuuuin from Mm It and lor'ji) uttorneya feHudii oi ?ia ou costs bud ixriJ wuicu juagmeDi, aecKeiMuc; provided lor judgment in firaii; F. I. Dunbitr as wcoiwt fori $113 i'i niu 1 ?J 20 cust till a legal ruti'-:tw 'hut-'we ':iJ with Hutu i it-cu'iuii, lui itj; will, on SATDBDAY THh Vtd 0110111! '. at lht hour ui 1 o'clock pnuti;; of the court house in EogrM, k Ort uou. Bt-li Hi tub iciwiixm bidikfr fur cnb in land for (ltd sutirif)irij. tirU: pli n-tf-fcid atiurutv . i; s ui a i cst, uu t: fenduut Duntm'f iuJaiuciitiM: and in mud dtcrt-eund tittitiai'- and lolloniou desenbed Iwjiiw Lots one, nut! ten in w ml three, four, five, su, mvhj, A si in sec. eleven all id rp.IdSiu. Inmette meridiaa, in raid Le Oregon, dated atlEogt-oe, Onp 2t, 1901). I tfe SberitftiD CoGnrj, hfi By Pubd r'nk, Djpt.f. Sheriff's Sale on Foittd execiitiun duly iwuod ost Court of the State of Ore1;1 cif 1 iftnA. rtn the lilh dst of A jllilgmeiit rendewlinoidC"'! ility ol illarcn, iaw,iw llun.lred and Fifty StraaJW with intcrent thereon hoi i...i. HNui at the ntt of la T annum', anil tarty snd feet, and the furtbniraf' 20-100 dnllare cot, in s s Conger was jilaititiff Ml : Mabel Nickel, Cleiiw 1 Wheeler were delendMu m rz fendants A.J.XictelMJU"'" on a decree of forecloam . i : -.1.1 Mnrt KSSSt1 Sell IIIB lUllunms -- 'oinblockX.. ok-etlier with ftii """'.r .nalitamsnU " PTi helongingorinsn, WWUP" W THfc NAME OttB? niiMle auction to IS. ""'fV"!'. subject to re jempttjs. " the CourtHlon","1"1".! '""t.'V.. avnt: and 4 o rioca p. " i - m. on aain ilay. . ..J Dateil this IS ";,,,: Sheriff oll IntlieCirmitCoMtol1'11 for Lane County. pyrf Uelbert Araireffs, j F.va Aiiilre"!, i,i, J "7 To KvaArJrewf-ajv TV THE NAM l-i ami answer '',' i js foreXI"ii'l.'"Vjii,Drit' i...:.,. ,1... itI c.-v " . -i . .,vi ? 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