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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugue Guard v.tu.L.J I A t h uiul. ftnn days excepted. Address ell cotnmunliaUotis end mko all rainlttanoaa payable to toe dumUcuu, Eugene, dragon. SUB30HimON3EATEa. 4 dailt. Delivered by carrier, par weak I 15 Delivered by carrier, per month 61 Br mail one year (in adyanoe) 6 00 Six monthe 3 00 One month. 60 diva'l copies...... 06 WISKL1. One yaar (in advaaos) 12 00 8i months AdvertUiox ratea mad known on applica tion, it Entered aa seooad-eiaas matter at Eugene, Oregon, postotnoe. the THE EA8TEBN OFFIOKS -Of the ton Agency In uharge. CAMPBELL BROS Publisher 11 Bu.le.ss Lattara tathlaaMa akaula Tdlreetad teVHSSuaRO laatea f either J7 WEATHER BUREAU- (Dally Baport-FH PORTLAND, ORK(Klt,l June ,lW-:Wai Weather (oracatt lor fciateos, Oiaton 1. 1 Fair tonight and tomorrow, v KINCAID'S CHANCES THE BETTER IN A RECOUNT. t Ji- liaVvi II KM "5T 4 a tr y a 9 IO II 12115 14 15 16 IT I All 9 120 ST I? 23 rl2423aa4l272Al2l5)C It W reported that Mr Knox will not make a contest for the county judgeship. We believe a recount would iooreaee Kinoaid's qpsjprlty. The eleotion boards in tomV pre oinota were solidly Republican, the judges we mean, and none Of tbem but had two of the three judges. If there was any question as to the intent of, the voter the. Repub lican electf on judges naturally gave their candidate, ..Mr Knox, the benefit of, the dou,bt 'in ooiinting. T(IbJ)Woaid hMothloit ViTear 1 n i reoonnt of theToW. ' OUR FIGHT FOR ASIATIC "TERRITORY. binoe Jane lit, 1898, the United States has spent 116,000,000 for transportation . of soldiers to the Philippine i Islands. This waging , , ; warfare on Aalatio shores, for possession of territory overturns all prior notions of the prinoiple ' ennnoiated ' by James Monroe, and known as the Monroe , . . duotrlne," that. European ' nations should not extend their conquests to the Western hemisphere. After Monroe president Grant told Max imilian, who was backed by French influenoe, to get out of;Mexloo and he "got." Now MoKinley, snooesBor to Monroe and Grant, goes to Asia, eight thousand ' miles from our shores, and fights the natives for possession of troploal country to whioh onr northern people cannot migrate for olimatie reasons. We will not allow the ' Chinaman to crowd ns, bnt seek to crowd the . Chinaman and Malayan' on their own territory. Suoh Is MoKinley statesmanship. TIMBER F0R; GOVERNOR. randlaton Cut Oratonlan. The moment it was known that George E. Chamberlain, Democrat, had defeated his Repnblloan op ponent in Multnomah county for proeeontlng attorney, fail name was immediately mentioned as a can didate for governor two years hence. C Havely, of the O R & N com pany general ofuoe, prominent Democratic worker and counsellor, passed through Pendleton Sunday morning for a few day's fishing in the mountains. He acknowledged the ability and popularity of Mr ' Chamberlain in having made such asuooessful ran, but for several mains believed that Mr Cbanbor- lain would not be the candidate' of the Democrats for governor. He will hold the office to whiob elected for four years, and at the end of that time may have established a repu tation ffhich would still further entitle him to honor at ' the bands of his party. ' Mr Havely farther said that there was a man in Multnomah oounty, however, who ie in line for the nomination for governor, and who on numerous political, battle fields had proven himself a leader. That man is Hon R D Inman, who on last Monday was eleo'ed a state senator for Multnomah oounty over the strongest kind of opposi tion. Mr Havely was for a number of years chairman of the Demo oratic central committee of Molt nomah oounty and is olosely identi fied with tbe politics of his party, consequently bis opinion as to VI Inman's fitness and availability will carry considerable weight wherever quoted. ' 'J ' The announeeirje.il tbat a Mis I uri heiress "eloped with a boy' is not so surprising after all. ' If she had eloped with a girl it would have been different, nut vou'ug Women always bave a penchant for running away with boys. 1 "' The Silem Journal tells about a Wood burn woman preeeiitiuj heir husband with a ''pair of twins.'.' One whs narasd Mark, and an other Hanna, but the Journal falls to tell If the other two got names. ';' Australia offered a oxsli prise or 25,000 to any one who would rid, toe country of rahtiiiH, hut after several (leoiiie had tried their bands no more H.ti-ii.iotoiy solution was tound thin uiv of eating tbem. ' flan FrancisiM) is about to restrict the height of bill boards to ten feet, in accord n with the' usual custom f tbe country and tbe bb vious requirements of civilized taste. If the Republicans do not soon find a vice-presidential candidate, Mr Hanna may have to be both president and vice-prceidxnt. "If I were sipk.rfd wanted to . get .well, Pd find out how some one else gotewijio had the same sort of slokness as mine." ! If your sfckncss is like hers, Mrs. Jacobs' story will interest you! "I waa very sick indeed," writes Mrs! Mollis Jacobs, of Pelton, Kent Co., Del aware, "and our family doctor aaid I had oniuraption. I .thought I must die eoon for I felt ao awfnl bad. Had a bad cough, Sit blood, waa very short of breath, had ina in my cheat and right lung, and also d dyspepsia. Before I took your 'Colder Medical Discovery ' and ' Pleasant Pellet I waa ao weak I could not awecp a room, and now I can do a email washing, and I feel like a new person. I believe that tha Lord and your medicine have saved nT life. 1 waa aick over two yeara. I took 13 bottles of the 'Golden Medical Discovery,' and four viala of Dr. Pierce 'e Pellet. " Are you sick? kx your lungs "wcuk?' it Havt-yottbstinate lingering cough, with bleeding lungs, weakness and emaciation? Thousands in' just your case have been cured; by thb use of DR. PIERCE'S GoitDE 'irlEDICALt DISCOVERY.' always helpsT ft almost always cunt. Sick persons are invited' tO' consult Dr. Pierce by letter nhso lutely without fee or charge. I All correspondence is strictly priyate.' Write; and get at specialist B opin ion on your Last), 4rce-' Address Dr. IV V, Picreti, Buffltk N., Y. Prevented a Tragedi ' . , : , .- Tin -ly Infii'iiiiliin iilwn ,Mi, Oeor, p - Lniii?,' 'iif NVW ''Htraluvllll',' Ohio, pr' M-nipil n ilrmitttii irair ily andaiAvil iw live. A ' n K it 1 Tti I oniiRh bad Imig k'il lifi awaku every nlulit. She had tried mauy reluedlM at.d doctors but atea'lily grew wnrae until arged to try Dr. Klng'New D.acovery. One bottle wholly cured her, and she wrltea tbla marvelous medicine also eared Mr Lonirof a MVtm attack of pneumonia. Huoh ourm ant pmMvi proof of tha nmlohlt-m mvrit of this grand raowtly for ciirlnu all throat, Cheat and Iuur ttnuhlvi. Only Wo and $1.00. Kveiy hotlip ginrnuleeil. Trial bottle fne at W L IVbann's Drug eltore. . , . . A Card of Tbanks. I Wish 10 Say that I feel under last ing obligations for what C'lmmtM'r- Iain's Cough Remedy has done for our family. We hare used It lu w many lea of oouglis, lung tmubles ami Whooping oougli, and It has always given tha moat perfect ailrctloii, w lael greatly Indvtilrd to the niauufaot ursrt of this remrdy and wl-h thrni to please aooept our harty thnk. lie. apeotlully, Mrs. H Doty, !) Mulnes, Iowa. For sale ty W. L. DeLano. M. II, Hmltli, Butternut, Mich., aays "DeWIU's Little Early Risen are the very beat pills I have ever used for 00 tlveoeat, liver and bowel trouble. Vlnoent A Co., Corner Prtig Htoro. I saw a shrewd and successful gen tleman who, on my being Introduced, aaid be was glad to bave a talk with a nerve doctor, (or he thought there was something wrong, i Then he told bis tale, which was that 1 waa pestered by gangs of gypsies who appeared uvi erywhsra. i Ht ealt that be had just eoiM 1m from chasing them In his gar den, for wherever he looked out be saw them pulling op bis shrubs. I said: "But the shrubs are not re moved; How do-jron account for this?' He said: "Well, It Is hard to tell, but I a till feel they do it, and when I wnke In the morning I see the same gypsies ualng my- toothemah, and. my hair brushes. -1 Jump up, only to find they hare disappeared." Be admitted the absurdity Mb whole Uiing,.JiUt yet he said be felt It .was true, and he must aci upoai his beliaftii; What might .have proved a serious losa followed the persistent hallucina tions, for. before I insisted on hi with drawing from all business be bad on one holiday gone to his office to. look through his private safe with Its very valuable securities. ' Before' leaving lie thought b saw his son-In ithe adjoin ing office and told him to pat the .things svwar anditoilscuth aaJev , The son was a JiaUvclnatloorand .it waa only by accident that the son. discovered, tha state of affair before, others arrived next day-rLopdon Lancet, ' ;"' t ... HTkr Aaaerlemsia Wia, One of the many-reasons why American- manufacturers are so encoessfully competing .n tforelgn macketa is to bo found-in itbe folto,wlug eplaoda which occurred recently . Aa,. American man ufacturer oJt steam apeclaltiea was via itlug1 an English firm which made sim ilar, goods. A certain article which both firms made was under discussion. '"'What' is yoai price 'on 'thhv thlngr1 asked the American; ' j 1 71 "... i , '.Wfcll, hi yonr.Rmoney, about $10," replledltha BngUflhman. ,'!What does It cos you?" i, 1 ,..,. -"I,'ll. deliver, at. your door all , you want at S7 apiece," said the American. "How In the world do you do it?" ' "Well, I'll Illustrate," answered the American:'' "Look out of that window and across the street. ! flee that man painting a aigm?" t 1. n ,:.. i 'Yea'i. -r. ... . ,, "He's on a ladder. Isn't he?" . , "Yes.", ...... "See tbat other man sitting on the sidewalk holding tbe- foot' of the lad der?" ' '"" ,:- - l "Ye." "Now; In America we bave ladders that 1. stand - up by themselves den't need man to hold 'em. So, you see; In this Instance we tl :,!e your cost of la bor exactly by two." 1 . . "I see." remarked the Englishman. Electrical Review. ' - i Te Have Good Teetli. All persona, 'old and young,, should have tbelr teeth examined once every sliv 1 months by a competent . dentist Decay will be present and tartar form ing which nothing but a thorough ex amination will reveal. Professional service rendered In time moans high class work, less pain and great econo my. A tooth filled when decay Is slight will not be sensitive, 'the operation not long and the filling lasting! ibecause the operator has more and better structure to. wont on. He Is enabled .to make the. walls of the cavity thicker and stronger and with slight dunger of ex posing the nerve, the dread nud'feor of all when having teeth tilled. '' Have your teeth" attended to In time.' Do not procrastinate 'Give1 the dentist good tooth structure to work' upon,, and bo will render you excellent service. One person iln a hundred has good teeth; 09 persona, in 100 could have good teeth with the proper atteutlou. II. O. Vor bles, D. Q. 8., In Woman's Home Com panion. ' ' " ' - ' ' !, . ., Titer. Were Safe. A punctilious southern lady was mar ried to a happy '.go lucky Carolinian, with a notorious disregard for nil mat ters of dreBS. "He was going off on a trip, and bta wife packed in bis satchel six shirts, exacting a promlso that he would wear a fresh one every day.! 'He returned home In due course, and tbe good housewife proceeded to unpack the bag. 1 Lo,' not on of .the ahlrta, was therer.i.;."!l if ,,i ,..n I : ' What's the matter, John?" she ask ed la 1 great perturbation. "Where are all the shirts I gave you? , 1 ' 1 , John protested that be bad followed orders and put on a clean one ovary day, bnt what happened to 'them he Old hot know. He retired down, stairs to think out tbe problem.' Tea minutes later ajfc excited face, waa thrust; Into thairooroi end. a happy voice rang out: "I've foutid-'enrr-iiiy- donr: I've found 'em I Tho whole six shirts are safot I've got 'envall-bnl" Kansas Clt! In dependent I , , , " ' ' ' Oswtlataa Mmm. . 1 "Are you amarrledr ha asked of the man' who sat next to bint on. tho sub urban train. ...... VWhat'S tbat to your' was the un gracious retort . .' "' ' 1 "Oh, no offense meant; no offense at all." I'm a bachelor myself,' bat I've Just been vtalttng a married slater, and I feel the Dead of expressing my views on children to soma one. If you're maretod, though,.' poaalbly lh wouldn't be wise." Chicago Iost . Dlaaklad by DlatraatUai. "Is your huaband a good whist play er, Mrs. Chatter 1" . . . "No; be can't play at all If anybody at tbe table talks." Indianapolis Jour- It never offends a woman when her doctoi or preacher scolds bcr; sho con siders that Is his way of "taking an In terest" In her. Atchison Globe. The largest city In tbe country In Washington' Urn was Philadelphia. It had fl000 Inhabitants.. . fLAiKU OCT. Dull headache. Mlns In various narta of the bod v. alnklne at the Ml n th. stomach, loss of appetite, tevenshnem, pimpies or sores, are all positive evidence of Impi re blood. No matter how It IwMms an It n lu. .... .itf ... In order to obtain rs) health. Aoker's r-'iiir na never railed to cure Horohilouaor ttyphilltlo polaona, or any other blood disease. It I certainly a wondrful reined; and we sell every .J' .D. .poalt'vea guarantee. For ale by W L Oebano. , .. ,,, BUBiNEaa CAtm. II KRBEHT LKIGII, ASSAY OFKICK, Prompt and accurate returas guaranteed. ' ' CoTTaos Qaovs, Okioox.' ATTOKNEYS-ATLAW, yy O HALE. !i ATIORNEYAT-LAW. 0 oms 1 and 2iC'brinnan Block. suaiNL, ouoos. JM WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Collections a spedaltv. Dffloe Over Lane County Bank, J BILYEU, . , ATTORNEY-AT-LA W. Ddke Over First National Bank. . Euotui, Oaxooa, O WOODCOCK, " ATTOBNKY-AT-LAW. Offioa One-half block aon'th of ChrlanumBlk " ' 'Eooxtti, Oosoov. '' ' I EM BKIPWORTH. ' . it- ; ATTORNEY-AT-LA W Will practice In all the Court's. ' " ' 1 Euocns Obiooh, bilhus n Tnovraoa ohas a hajuii rjHOMPSON 4 HARDY, 1 A1TORNKYS-AT-LAW, t'ttice-ln First National Bank Building. Practice in all the oourta. " " " ' Btfaavs, Oasooa. ' QHO. DORRI8, AHOKKKY ftiUNSELOR-AT-LAW Wll' pr.ictiu, In ll tl.f icoiviM of llis Second Judicial Uihtriclnd ,1a, the Supreme Court of ths.tAt. ,,( , 1 riotnl Attention given to collections an wallers 10 pnthale ' (lUlce-Kirat National Bank Bldg. . Itonms t. 2 and & , MEDICAL. D It ,1 W 11AUIUS. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Oriioe Over Wilkins & Linn's droe store. Office Houra-9 U. 12 a m; 2 to 5 and 7 to H)D, , Residence Ferry street between 11th and iztr. ., .. .. .. J)AINE KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OtflotM-In Chrisman Block. Siwcisl attention to surgery and surgical dls- Hamieoi aouien. . 1 . J 8 LITCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. Kcatxa, Orioov jyn a BIDDLE, DENTIST Offioe -On Ollre streat. hstwasn ITIHK Slith streets one block west of , .Minnesota UGENE FLORENCE STAGE LINE. ,r " '' 1. E. BANGS, , Proprietor. Stage leaves Eugene for Florence Dally except dunday at 6 a m "1 Returning stage leaves Florence "BcnD unnjr ejiwpe ounoays at pm- ... - -j.,., ;i -4 , , Katurrlava at R a m Arrives In Eugene at 6 p ni tb day "'""- . .. ... ainuut rAu.,.,,, MOO ROUND TRIP......'......."...." fin Tickets lor sale at C Bangs UTSry'barn, Eugene, or at llurd A PaTenpoH'a oBoa In J. L. PAGE -bKAIJIR IN-- - ,1.' -. f Having a Large aud Complete stock of Htaple aud Fancy Groceries bought lu the beat markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can offer the publle better prices u mnj uimuraSl I U CUgeOe. Notice to Creditors. NoliflA is hmlw tl.. I? W mm . j e..VH m... . to, niiaias has been duly appointed ailtnlnistrator of the estate of J. R. Ellison deceased, by the linn R f). i.j '.' Laneeoooty. All persona otu claim. against aaid estate 1 re barely notified (0 V1C. . 10 ine administrator wnum an monins rrom tbe data of notice, with the nerevaary vooohen at fits the law bffloa Al flA U tl 1. t UrWOll. . F It Wnn ln, Oso. B, DesaiB, Adailaiatrator, AU'v. for Estate. -FIRST National Bank Of Eugansj. Paid up Cash Capital 860,000 Surplua - - 90O,uw Eugene, Oregon. AGENEKAli BAHK1WU BUBir.c.ija Tw.n ,,n wiaqnahla terms. Sbcbt draft on OMoago, J o :Fopciava , and lVwt- UU1 oi aioninw wld oa'futviga ctuntrles. DenosiU received .abject to check 01 oertih- astopf deposit. All collections enunstcu w um wiu prompt attention. T Q Hbxdbicxs. President S B Eaxia, P. E. Shuookabs, Cashier. L. H. Pottib, ' Aas't Caabiai . vice rresiatiA EUGENE .t-.' . Hi -i i ,!M;l.'i 'it fi-!i ni');Tf --Ji "ll '.' 1 Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital - - $50,000 Surplus ' .'''' "2,500 A OINEHSL SAN KINO BUSINISa TSANS , , .AOTED ON FAVOaaBLI TIBMS- I Drafts issued on the principal cities o! tha United States and foreign countries, interest allowed on Demand Certificates of Deposit wben left rtated period. Golleotlons receive our prompt attention. City and County Warrants bought. W. I SHOWN, " D. . PAINE, President Vie Preslosnt. F. . OSBUSN, . ' W. W. SS0WN. ( Cashier. Asst Caskltr. LANE COUNTY BANK staMlahed a ISSt. EUGENE, OREGON. II General Banking business in all branches transacted en favorable terms. A. Q. HOVE. President J. M. ABRAMS. Cashier B H HOVBY, Asst Cashier. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. XIltlE' CAHU No. 2 fori Yaquina- , Train leaves Albany KM V M Leaves Corvallis 1:68, P M Arrive Yaquina..,.. 72&FM No. 1 Returning Leaves Yaquina 8:00 AM Leaves Corvallis ,H;30i A M Arrlvrs Albany. .12:18 P M No. S for Detroit-- ' . . : Leaves Albany... 7KK) A M Arrives Detroit 11:30 A M No. 4 Returning ' ,. Leavea Detroit 12 20 P M Arrives Albany 5:4!) P 11 , . 73 I, . wuuw. m vtiuany aou tx-rvaius with Southern Psctflo trains, giving djreel beaxhee '"iw .uA . (fmceni Trains forth monnuins. arrive at Detroit at noon, giving ample time to reach camping sameday0'11' ' "l"''bu'h snd. Satam the u ' -., EDWIN STONB,1 Manager. . i H L WAIJ)EN, J TURNER, TFiPA Agent Albany. - 7, 1 v?TS?tl0? ' ?'lea t0 "PIONEER WAUKEK 4 ST PAUL RAILrWd5 "The only perfect trains in the world."! ' Yon will fiqd it desirable tu rid. on those trains whan going to any point in the iiTiT 11 , ST "r.-anaoa. insy connect "ith. all Iranaoontinental Trains , and all rtironw sen ticKSES. Vfl f,,.,V, !.. t .J . 1 , . ..C... n-i l " . """"""'". pampnieia, ate, ask any Ticket Agent or J W CASEY. "GeralAeant. , nv fas Agsnt. Portland, i)re Central Market, Mins i Miller -1 l; PROPRIETORS Will keep constant!) on band a hill supp!j BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at the lowest market prices. 1 A liiniiart or He pntlic patrunaire solfclied ! TO THK KAHMEhHli We will pr, il,e behest market prioe for Fat CatUe. Hoiss and Hhn Shop on Willamette St., SUQENB, ORBQON, ralaaia delivered to asu tan i ... .... . rraaaf ekarg LoanSavingsBank CANADIAN U PACIFIC I1Y SOO-PACIFIC LINE. ji. , . . .., ,,. Tbe only Trai sconlienental Route Grarid Scenery, , ,Fine Accommod.t one Low Rates. ' To arid 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 j of 4 Palace sleepers, ' 'Mining' ears, tourist cars, day coaches and colonist sleepers.; CANADIAN PACIFIC llOYAL MAIL BTSAMEK8, if To China and Jopan. CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN LINE To Honolulu and Australia, For full information regarding rates, etc appiy to uiu. I. VitAW. Aeent. H. H. ABOIT, r Eugene, Orescn Ageni. rortiana, ur. E.J.COYLB, A. d. P. A.,;Vanoiuver, B. O,' s 0 R & N CO. jf 3 ' i '-: Depart ; Tisie Schedule, Arrived 1, - U i' I ; : r ' ' Salt Lake, Denver, Chicago- Ft Worth, Omaha, 4pm Portland Kansas City, Si Special Couis, Chicago- anr 9:16 am Bast " ' - " '' ' ' 'Salt Lake, Denver Atlantio Ft Wcrth, Omaha 7am Kinross Kansas City, St 9:00 p. m. Louis, ChicaKO and - East ' WalU Walla, Lew Spokane iston, Spokane, 8:40 a m Flyer . Minneapolis, St 6pm Paul, Duluth Milwaukee, Chi- - - cago and East Ocean STKAiisiiiPi 8pm All Sailinir dktes 4Vp m subject to change. ' For San Fraucuco- Sail every 5 days Daily I Columbia Rivsa Ei Sunday . Stkahirs 4pm 8pm To ' Astoria and Ex buuday Sat 10 p m Way Landings. WillamkttbKivkr 6am Oregon City, New- 4 :30 p m Ex Sunday berg, Salem, Inde- Kx Sunday pendence and Way Landings. Willamette and 7am Yamhill Kiveks 3:30pm Tuci, Thur Oregon City, Day- Mou, Wed and Sat . . ton and Way and Fri. - I ' LandingB. . f WlLLAllKTTSKlVER Cam Portland to Cor. 4-30 pm Tues, Thur valliu and Way Mon, Wtd and Sat. Landings. and Fri. Lv Riparla Snake River. LvLewistn S;35 aiq Biparia to Lewistn Daily DaUy : ' I i ' : 1 am W H Hurlburt Oen Pans Ant 1'ort, Cr ' . . '"'.'. 1 , 1 , ..Printing.. Of All, Kinds . ,...AT THE.... GUARD OFFICE. BOOD WORK, LOW PRICES, iGOM STOCK. .legal Blanks ol All Kinds... Vs ".. L . . . iv .:. . 1. IM, loll. I ("; M''Cfe aj '"'"If II Hi t ll '' '''j .trsct noweii., Ti 2 I V r""'"iyh,.M,"t;: I !""utnmc,oaLn,?n"U. ''k.inth.,.ll.kf"iL. ,l'""nuiu,li'ii-,,,,'4 1 .. T .1.. a-,. I.llltu l LV. -1 . 0"Bon, you we he5,1HE!If d,u.ww tt, 2';'., u uie above enHtlai is " 1 'layof June.l!i '. forwantthereof.u,.'?! ree.agaiu.t y'o uistriuonynow,1irrrI 01 um uit,,ruTioTrW4i'' f -lefendant', t ,1" it.Mti1,the(tf3"'',,f,!li, the coinplaint,aiid JT.r n theuoteandnior22.,.i!S1 tneconiulaint. , '""", This huiuuioia I, j-uti . . ,,,,dBo0ftl,e&nS75 April, 11)110; and thb I UAi.il of tlieiBue, April S,' AttjisftJ Sheriff's SaleonToIJ ' Notice is kerebyipTnftjta rt,f . ,? ,?? 11 ,;:ri;rz,"' Hundred and i'illy tVn, BdJl-J with intereat th. J. t "T."" March, lyOO. at tLe rate of tal n? 1 annum. .nH f..t . fees. ftnH tlx. r.,.,k aO.ldolu""! w-, ui ann a Mabel Nickd. tC" " ..v.v "t.tuuauiuiKjlnjj. lendants A. J . Kickel andMibri , (in A (Is Proa nt f..l . , J 'eudeml in saiJ court, cottiavkt. 1 at r , J . Juu mm sell the folwwiiig dacritd ret! sd rii. wit- r 1 Lot No. 2 in block No. 8, it lb J (Mitt, ui xairniouat Late uti,' wuiniuiux uiiej nug IWUm M together with all md tupb I hurfiiiitjimmitii unA ,mi.riu..u -Mia ailiUK1iaKH kX "elougitikj or in any vim artuik tliprnffirrt IN THE NAME OF1H8SI13 uicbuu, 114 vuiuiijjuace HiiriKin.i offer ttir nale tim above daenbedun tlllhllV unoti,n t tt,o ),i.,hA.t ILU-i.. subject to re lemutKo, it tbe ksA f-lia l L.i.e u L 1 vu v vvui . Aiuur-c, iu l.uww, Ulia Urogoii on TKUKHitAY.tbe M ij4 Hkill l.t. ..,., tl,.. I ,1 u .ijl.1 and 4 o'clock k m , W-wit;U mm ui. iiij oit in uuy. ShorilT of Lane Cotut, Oni Administrator's Sale ol Property, Notice is htrebt ohen thatby vi an older ot tbe count; coiiim county, Oregon, mademdeotiiHila m sulci conn on me om omj h -I will on Monday ifae 16th dsj Hlnll at IhA hnnr of An. o'clott M the courthouse door In Eipit 4 count j, uregon, oflerforulettitttpl v.i.l.... a, ....lilii. anrlnn. fat OB 1 followiug deecribed ml piopuljtg to tho eatale 01 owmv, i..i ..... ,k v w Hot ol IMS' , .... .iu tJ ,H mil ihfM II 4 thence E 125 rods; tkeLCi 'u'1 N line of the BsuieqiiKieiliii""-! oy, leet to the plies ol begiunt 1 iug Giy, acB ot isto, Lhdb countv. Oteeon, tlfp way ol the O.4 0. B. a. Co. is Dated May 11, Notice of Final Settle" Estate of Botio Lsi Ju"1" county, Origon: .jj Notice is hereby ginn and AiecBLiewu, , Ktttio Lewis, decemed, hit . , acoonnt in the mailer oi " j oounty court of L.so.01 mat 'rnesuay iu. -; tho hour oi 10 o'clock'"'! that day has been filed or 0 the hearing of oDJeci wo. - . and for the Bnsl Ule' J "fl Any and all oDjeoiioa. - - the Bool settlement o l a rf , Bled with the oletko s" fore sold date o' "3'tiirill Dated this Hth dVa ..HIiTS Execotorsoi"1 Attorueys lor UmUtt NOTICE OFFBAhSHlU! Pi.ofllsrjF.W'.'1! . iy ji. fiiebf gh-rs admiiiiJlrMor of lb' (aia-Jl lnUa.;."'-i '"SSiia iav, the l.hda olJl f on,- o'cl. .1 , l, n imdbj id c sl j . . . i :.iio to ".".. I Notice to Cred . . Ail mid ,'"v:icWm" ii ihem l)ud Ft brerj.'A-ftci Adnstroltl."'1' Ds.-eaMd, r-v'Ai,u,,, .