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Daily Eugeue Guard Published Bitty evening ot the weak, Ban ,lys exoepted. Address all communlcatlona and roes-e all retnittaooee payable to the Kuans Uuasii, Eugene, Oregon. HUBSORIPTION3RATKS. DilLI. Delivered by carrier, par wk t IB Deltvered by oarrier, per mulitb ' 60 By mail oae year (id adyanoe) 0 00 Six months 8;00 One month , 50 Single onpies, 06 WUIL1, Una yaw (la advanoe) 12 00 Six montba 1 00 Advertiabag rates mad known on applica tion, r Entered aa aaoond-olaia Eugene, Oregon, postofHos. matter at., the THE EASTERN OFFICES -01 the paper are at 230 to 234 Temple Court, Mew York City, sad U 8 Express Bids, 87Wa.a ingt m St, Chicago, IU,, E KATZ Advsrt(s- iwisz Aaranev In uhauva. ' CAMPBELL PROS Publishers ail aualaeaa Lettera te thla ehenl ke directed toTHSSUaSD IneteaS el either of the sroprletera eereoaellt ' m 10 l 12 13 14 17. 19 20 21 2 25 26 21 2A 15 16 22 23 WEATHER BUREAU- (Dally Bepori.) FOBTLAND. ORKUQN.I June . 1BOO-:30 im (feather foreoaat lor kuiens, Oregon,'. ,' ,' Fair tonight and tomorrow.' ' ; i ' ' ' SATURDAY JUNE 16 LANE COUNTY. ELECTION. Btate Journal, June 16. "The offioial oount for Lane oounty was completed ' last Thurs day, Jane 14. It shows (oat more rotes were oast in Lane oounty for oounty judge than for an; other omoe on tne sisie or county nonet 07 more than for congressman, 133 more than foP supreme' 'judge; 681 more than for dairy and food oom mission!, 108 more, than for dis trict attorney, :24 more than for joint senator,' 43 ' more' ' thau for ' oounty 'olsrk, 41 - more than for uerjft 15? mire than for 'county oommltsioneri 170 more than for treasurer, 188 more than for as sessor and 139 more than for sohool - superintendent. "This extraordinary vote it accounted for by the faot that the Kepublioan managers not ' the substantial Republicans, many of whom voted for tbe oitlzens' can didate made ' their whole fight gainst' the cllisens' nominee for oounty judge , and deolared they would, sacrifice every other man on the Republican tloket to elect the Republican nominee for oounty judge. They traded any or all of their candidates for Votes for oounty judge, and by so doing beat their sheriff, treasurer, and sohool super intendent.and yet the oitisens' nom inee for oounty judge was eleoted over the herculean efforts of, thess 'offensive partisans' and against Republican pluralities o( 449, 410 and 498, as shown in the vote for state office. They are great man agers!" FOR MORALITY Albany Democtat. "President Strong of the U of O said on commenoetnent day: 'The University of Oregon expects muob of its graduates purity of life and oleanliness of living. More, it ex peots them to be leaders in the higher walks of Hie.' Ooodt There is a ring to that that should inspire every graduate to live a pure life as well as an educated on. ' Our col leges should send out ulean young men with educated rrjinde, not rakes." Eugene, Tbe Dalles Pendleton k rwl TtalrAP P!tw a aIa-a inr. tli in postofBse reoeiptf, as shown by the recent readjustment of salaries, the same depending on reoeipts for the first quarter of the year. Eaoh postmaster got an Increase of 1100 in salary Eugene to $2100, Pen dleton 12200, Tbe Dalle $2200, and Baker City $2300. Albany lags in the raoo, no salary increase for that office being reported. Tbe large number of range horses in Eastern Oregon, those that are unbroken and practically wild, ranging the large extent of wild 'ifllll and unfoDced oonntry at will, may be appreciated from tbe statement that a Nebraska firm ha contracted with a Umatilla man for fourteen thousand head, delivery to be made September 1, 1900. And tboa lands will roam the range after the flllioK of that large order. It is stated that an invention has been perfected whereby for all motive power and domestic pur poses of light, heat, eto, the sun power has been so cooceDtratedj as to be easily utilized. This will alright for the Willamette valley in summer, but in winter we wouia have to depend on water power. And there is no danger of a laok of tuaii. The heayy influx of Japanese males into tbe United States for months past does not seem to have been without reason. It is claimed that moat .of them are eons, of wealthy families, and that tliey were sent out of Japan on account of the expected war between ihat country and Russia. 1 The most exaotintt weather critic mmt be satisfied with the plenteous showers of rain that have blesse fjhe tA7t11amattA wallait A nrinn iliA r,a I IU.UIHIIB U U .U WWV few days. . It cost an Albany man $15 "puss" the mayor. That would; dear even to swear at the president, The Baby. When baliv CHinM tn hm I will bind the wife closer to the husband, or it will trradimllv tend to cut her (iff fUtu hia ootnpanahlp. A sickly mother Ipse in physical charm, and often in temper and disposition. A fretful child Is a trial, even to loving parents. The us oi Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription prepares the wife for motherhood. I It strengthens the body, and induces a healthy condition of mind, free from anxiety or fear. It makes the baby's advent practically painless. The mother being healthy her child is healthy, 'and a healthy child is a iiaripv chld, a joy w uic jjmciiie, iinKinv vnem togctul with a new bond of affection. I There is no opium, cocaine or other narcotic in," favorite prescription." ! I read what yoar medicine has done for oiocr people," writes asm Kdwln H. Garuaer, or Beechwood. Norfolk Co.. Mesa., Box yd -to thought I would try It, and I found H a blessing to we and family. I took your medlciae a year wnen I naa a len pouna girl, I had eealeat time I erer had with any of mr ill ealldren, and I hare been very well ever elaee. I took three bottlea of ' Favorite Preeeriptloa,1 uiKvi ugiutD Mvaiou uiBcovery, eua tBree vlala of ' Pellet..' Before 1 took your medicine I only weighed lis pounds, and now I weigh re f""""-. ; : Dr. Pierce's Pleasant PellaU cure aeb neaoacne. ' Prevented a Tragedy Timely Information given , Mm. George Long, i of Nev? , SfadUyllle, Ohio, prevented a dreadful tragedy ana saved two lives. A frightful oongb bad long kept her awake every night, She bad tried many, remedies and doctors but steadily grew worse Until urged to try Dr. Klrig'alNew Discovery, One bottle wholly eured her, andj she Writes this marvelous medicine alaVi oared Mr. Long of a severe attack of pneumonia. Bucb cures are positive proof of the matobless merit of 'this grand remedy for curtriir all throat. cheat and lung trookleer Only '60o and 91.00. Bveiy bottle guaraoteejd. Trial bottles free at W L DeLkno'a urugBtore. .rrirf i A Card of.,ThanJts. ; I wish to ssy that I feel under last ing obligations - for what i'tiamber laln'sCoug't rtemedy has done'' ftr our tamlly.' We have usert.li In so tilany oases of cookIib, Im-g troubles - and whooping ooun' , nutl It has always given Hie nit-si perfect satlsf-tcllon, we reelgreuily Indebted to the manufact urers of this rviiiMly and wish them to please accept our harty thanks. Re spectfully, Mrs. 8. Doty, Des Moines, Iowa. For sale by w, L. DeLano, To Cute a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Oulnlua Tab let. AH druggists refund the money ii i miis hi cure. a. v. itrove'a signa ture is on each box. 86c Wm. Orr, Newark, u., says: " We never feel safe without. One Minute Cough Van In the house. It saved my little boy's life when be had (he pneumonia. We think it Is the best medicine made." It cure ommha. and ail lung diseases. Pleasant to take, harmless and gives Immediate rtwulta. Vlnoent A Co., Corner Drug Hlnre Mrs. Harriet Evane, Hinsdale, 111, writes, "I never fall to relieve my ohlldren from ormip at mice by ulup, One Minute Cough Cure. I would not feel safe without it " Qti-i-hty cures coughs, coldr, grippe anil all throat and lung dlMar. Vlncvnl A Co. Corner Drug 8tore. M. B, Bmllh, Itutternul, Mk-li., says "DeWltt's Little Early Klsersare the very best pills I have ev- r tired for cos tlveneea, liver aud bnwrl IroubVe." Vincent A Co., Corner Ding t-stoie. a lOTAVWI ' -fit A CaaU RIoM Wde. rrbe National theater, at San Jose, Costa Kloa. Is a wonder," said a gentle man whs bss recently returned from that city; "In point of beauty It la said to stand third among bouses of. Its kind In tbe world. It cost 13,000,000 to. erect, and thework of construction occuDled many years. The design fol lows tbe Grand Opera Bouse of Paris In a general way, although of course the building is very much smaller, and the material Is white marble, anq Mex ican onrx. Tbe main entrance hall and foyers contain some superb pieces of statuary, and tbe decorations were done by, European, artists, of repnta don?-' 1 "'-'" "When a visitor sees it for the first time,- standing, lq the midst, ot a strag- Jr.: i i 1' ' n' n.nlt.l gung unw ueuuTu AiuriK-H with a snburbart Jumble of mud built adobe buu, he feels like pinching bun aeuT to and. out whether ha Isn't, dream ing. T,he pepple of Sap Jose are Im mensely proud of the bouse,' as they well may' be, but they' are so ! far away from amusement centers that the only1 rwlar 'pertormaneek re! by! an opera company, tired by tne- govern ment in France or Italy, ror a onei sea son every year, -'n ' ' 1 !?-1 , "Jt is a mterestlAg fact that, all the Central American, capitals, have 'dis proportionately ,'flfle, theaters, kept up I - tnn4' ll' -nn nlllAV yrvjaiueuua ivw iwiwu at .u. tb ainnse' -the' people. It takes 1 place of public Improvements.'' New Orleans Ttmes-BmecratJ ' A burglar, well, know n to tbe police or tne larger ciuea, wno ixkvuij "a little do4" 'wiaS' more' terrifying to th1 '"prof ess too" thin any '' burjglar alarm or detectlv's. ti '' ' ? I i. -Guns M blowedir said he; "I'm dead willln to take B. chapce wld a fly, cop, too; and tbe ttoktars and, siteh aln1 troablln me , a, little bit, But a, bit of a dorgt, Yeaslr, I hateS. them little 'prirps' woWb poison: 'The' big !fel- 1 en fit Bernards and them you kin make friends with. Olve them a bit of meat and they're all right. But when one ef. them-little dorgs comes at you, a-barkln aad.yelpln, you got to skin out quick or you finds the hull bouse a-top of you. i There ain't no makln friends with them. They ' know ' you don't b'long there, and they're just a-goln to git you out or know the reason why! Tin 'Come, Fido, nice doggy,' racket aln' a-golh'tb help yon at all. i There's only one thing to. do wben them little fellers gets to hotlerin round your heels. Just git out as fast as you kin git.! Nine times out of ten that ain't fast ennff, neither'" New York Mall and Ex press. He Got the Gam. Several years ago Colonel Jack Cblnn visited Tolas.' He brought with him a negro valet, Sam. This negro had been a slave lh the Cblnn family be fore the war began In the states and Idolised his young master. One night while In Houston tbe. darky came to Cblnn and said; - "Massa Jack, I'ze goln out In cullud society nean tonignt, an 1 a line to Dor- row dat Ivory , handled six Bliooter of yourk to take along." "Why, you block rascal," returned the colonel, "some of these Houston coons will take that gun away from yon and break It over your head!" ; The darky straightened up.. Like bis master, he was a man of unquestioned nerve, and. there was a peculiar glitter lh hie avo ae h'n nnlii -' Mossa Jack, you let me hab dat trim. an if I don't show up beah wld hit In de mawnln you can' go down to de morguH an throw down de sheet an say, 'Lawd, don't be look nacberU' " Colonel Ohlnn'a body servant was that night armed in a manner that en titled h,lm to', move In the best circles oi Airo-Amencan society in Houston, Dallas News. '" - - ' ", i ' - The VaJetl Hie Owwartaaltr. The) Oomte de Brlenne,. talking of the violence of some masters,, toward, their servants, -sald that ;on,- one. occasion, having ' corrected "thU valet . for some a wrcnttMiu ul uuty. ue uaai ror- COtteri the matter1 when' the iie'xt morn ing, while shaving him! 'the' man sud denly held the rasor. to his throat, say ing, -Whoso -turn Is lit today, M. le Oomter.vt. . -. .... , !( ,' 'A mol touloura; continue." was the no nnisneo sbavtng me. and we were mutually pleased 'with each i oth er, " bat 'relatione became : somewhat strained after such an- Incident and the omte gavw him loo lonis and his dlamlsaeXt "Neyer beat yopr servants, young men," he concluded; "your (Ives are at their mercy, and you would' And ffhaXI, aS l' did, to1 owe it to ode' of thm.--oorohlll Kagaalne. i : 4 ', I II I.,.. : ; Darwtrar lat ataalaaS, Do you realise, bow many children are named Dorothy 1 A children's hos pital In London not long ago asked ry child In England' named Dorothy to contribute' a shniing toward a bed to be called by that name.i Tbe result was enough money to foand a dosen beds, showing that there are thousands and thousands of children named Dor othy living In England alou--Atchl Wl UIOUW, , I . - altw rreo. Pastor I understand Brother Jor- kins considered my sermon very free. uo you know on what ground? Deacon I hare ad Idea.' Wben the ooUsctlon was taken up after It, he was asleep, and It passed him. Philadel phia Press. 11 Ste. He I can trace my ancestry back through hide generations. She What else can you do? Then he blinked and looked at her aa If he wondered where ho was and how far he bad. dropped. Chicago Times Herald. riiAYKU OCT. Dull headache, naina In warlnuen.-- of the body, sinking at tbe pit of the stomach, loss of appetite, levenshneas, pimples or sores, are all positive evidence of Impire blood. No matter how It became so, It most be purified .u ,un wikiuuq gooa nratito. Aeker's HlOftil V 1 1 w I hmm - I . " in,n IV.IIVJU w our ccroruiousor Hyphilitlc poisons, or any other blood diseases. It Is certainly s wonderful remedy and we sell every , , . t " - ejuMBuiicv. nor aie Dy w ju uei-ano. BrjSINB33 CARDS, H EREERT LKIGH, ASSAY OFFICE, Prompt and accurate returns guaranteed. Cotmoi Gbovi, Obioox. A1TORNEYS-AT-LAW. yy- o halb. i ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. oo ma 1 and 21Cbrisman Blook. , ;' ' i ' X0IJyV'0aOO. ! . J M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Collections a ipeoialtT. Dffloe-rOver Lane tlonnty.Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Office Over First National Bank. Eoams, Oiioos, O WdODCOUK. ' i ? i i ATTOKNEY-AT-LA W. OfBoe One-half block south of Chriaman Blk Euocci, Obsoom. K SKIEWORTH, i ATTOIWEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Conrf'a.' Eooxhi iObiooh. HIL1IUS W TH0H1S0M CRAB A HARD! rpfioMWW! sjAPY.i a -i n M A1TOKNEYS.ATLAW. Otfice-In First National Bank Building. PracUoeinalltkSooorta. -i -i.'-l." ' ; r KUOINS, OaiOOlf, l. BDORKIS, . .; ATTORNEY A CO,UNSELOB-AT LAW; Will praotioe in all the; courts of the Second ludiclal.Dutriot and in the Supreme Court of :tM stake. ,:.': fi!T o-::r.'ii'i Special, attention Kiven, to ooUectloDs and malteraib probate 1 ' - - J .... .1 1 11. jtl(ly-jrat IN atlnnal Bank Bldg. , . , - Roouia 1 2 and 3, . !: It' MEDICAL. D RJW HARRI8. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office Over Wllkloi 4 Linn's drutratora. Office Hours ; tt 12 a mj 2;tp 5 anil 7 to Renidenc6 Ferry street between 11th and . iztr. .... . . ; pAINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SUBGEONS. Offlcea In Chriaman Ttlnolr. Special attention to Surgery and surgical dls- : ea-na.oi 'WDUieo. j , i , : - j ; ; t ' : J .8 LUCKKY, JBWEIJ!& Watohee and Clocks Repaired. Rcokns, Ormos D It G BIDDLE, .'1 , 1 DENTIST OHioa -On ullva aeivMt. Iwtwu. p-t.l. Sixth "streets one block west of Minnesota noiei. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE E. BANQS, Proprietor. e, ' uu(diio lur r lonanos ueiijr.MujpinuuQiy st,tisni ' , .. Beturnlng stage leave , Florence for Eusana dallo HMni Dnj.., .. " J vwyw wuub m, , Em . ..... ) i j,7 . , Arrluaa 1., 17., . m T, . "4anuaf.noiUl(lST filllnwlntv r . I ?, T r BINGUt FARB...U ..,......'.. at no KOtlNl) TRIP ' Tloketa for aale at' M. Bangs' 'ilveVybarn, morenoe" J ' r'Ml r"u"" J. L. PAGE -DSAI JB IN- . Having a Large and Complete stock of oiapie ana anoy Orooeries bought in the beet markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. I can offer the tiohlln koii.p than any other house In Eugene. Notice to Creditors. Nnlios. KstvaiKw nisan IV..S D XI tn.ii . . " 7" " ! ' in. tv llClDf the esUM of J. R. Ellitoo deoeued, by tfi Lane oounty, All persona haviot elaima sgamst said estate are barely notified to present the same to the administrator within all months from the date of thl, sotice. with tbe nereaaary vouobsrs at th. law offloeol Geo. B. Dorris in Eogene Oregon. . F.M.Wnatm. ' Uso. B. Deaaia, Adnilalstrstor. atl'v. for Estate. NaW.Eanl Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital ?5 2? ! Surplus - - rrt: Eugana, Oregon. A, GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS ' Done oo w issuable terms. Bteht drafts on Chicago, a ilfrandaoo and. Port land, Oreftoit ' ' ! i . Bllla of eechann told on foreign ccontriea. Depoalta reoalved anbjeot to check of oertih cU of deposit. All collections entrusted to us wl'l receive prompt attention, ' T G Hendricks, Preaident. I .-, ; fi Bi EAki )-' y' VicePAsidmt. P, E. SNOrXlBASS, -t Caal.ler. i Ii H. Porrut, ' , " - Aaa't Caahisr EUGENE 01 Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus - ..: $50,000 A, OKNERAL SANKINQ USINESS TSjANg- '.: . : - AOttD ON FAVORABLI TERMS. Drafts leaned on the principal cities of the fTnlted Rtfttaa and fomlen coiintriea. . Interest allowed on Demand Certificates of Deposit when leic etatea penoa. t Colleotlops receive our prompt attention. City andCounly Warrants bought. W. I. SHOWN, 0. A. PAISE, rresiasni vice r-reilHM. W. W. BS0WN 1 ' asst e nr. EaUbllahad a ISS1. i- -Miifr-.. ri- EUGENE, OREGON. H Baneral Banking business in all branches transacud on favorable terms., . A. G, HOVE Y . President ; J. M. ABBAMB. Cashier , . i,HJHoyE,Y, Asat Cashier. I 1. 11 '!!; hi a-, : i RAILROAD. ttimn oibd No. 2 forfYaquina- " . Train leaves Albany .- Leaves Coraallis. ArriVes Yaqhlia...... .... No. j 1 Returning 1 ' Leaves Yaqnina Leaves Corvallis Arrives Albany No. 8 for Detroit , ,. ' Leaves Albany . Arrives Detroit ;... No. A Returning 'Leaves Detroit.,... .. :. Airivef1 Albany... .125, P M ,. ljlisPM ,. 7:2 PM P M PM . . twy vvjiuwui AlUBOT.sllia Ut'TTsIllB with Bouthern faolflo tralna, glvlngidTrect ..,UB, BiviAisMutrevi h Iff rtiCent - , ,' ."".., i iitb ai jieircaiat noon, giving ample time to reach camping wundsqq the Srelteubuah and, SaotiaCtbe Trains for tb mountains J: TURNER. mwjt h . Agent Albany. . .. n .. WAUKEB 4 ST PAUL- RAILROAD" w "u'j..rM'us wm in me world." 1 Yoa will -find U detimbl. tu ridtonlthoM . ii w any poms, m toe E"Urt!. States or Canada. Th.v connect IranscnntlnehUI .Trains sad all Tlokrt Agente sell tloketa, .1 .. "t " "I""" JfiormaUon, ramphleU, etc, ik any Ticket Agent or ) ' - ""uJ?i . ueneral Artnt. 1TV , Agent. , PortUod, Ireg Central Market, filkk it -Hflbr PROPRIETORS Will keep constaotlj on hand ifullsuppl) BEEF MUTTON. PORK and VEAL. Which they will sell at the lowest tiir snare oi tit polll! parroge solicited '-TO THE b'ABMEKR-.. ' We will ptj the highest market- price for Fat Cattle, Hog. andBbeep... , Shop on Willamette St., EUQENE, OREQON. ' aVkleais deUvared to aatv part el lh eU. rreeef chart LAKECqUNTVBAMK Corvallis & Eastern .. 8:00 AM ,.11AM .':18;1S P M I . 7;0fl( AM .naa am .J22d . Mi 1 DIAN PACIFIC RY SOO-PA.CIFIC LINE, $lMiJl scorjienental Route Grand Scenery, A Flnq Aecommod.t ona Low Rates. To and from all east ern points and Eu rope. Direct .Route to Kootenay mining district, British Col uflabi. ' We run the ; j finest 6C-)id vestibule S trin; crbpsing the ; 'continent consisting of Palace sleepers, dining cars, tourist cars, daytoaches and -colonist feleepers. CANADIAN PACIFIC ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. To China and Jopan, CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN LINE To Honolulu and Australia, ' For full information recarriino- ,i1m ain , U , vvw. -rrv , H. H. ABOTPft i . Eugene, Oregon UAU. J- . I , it A W AMnl Ageoi. x-orauanq, ur, , - . f E. f. COYLH.T) .'r 5 A. G. P. AJf Vancouver, B. C.- n;m ti co. flANA Depart Time Schedule. Arrived V Salt 'Lake, Denver, Chicago- ' Ft Worth. Omaha, 4pm Portland Kansas City, St Special Louis, Chicago and 9:16 a m East - Salt Lake, Denver Atlantic , Ft Worth, Omaha 7am Express . Kansas City, St 8:00 p. m. Louis, Chicago and V; ' Eaat ' '- ' ' ' Walla Walla, Lew""" " Spokane iaton, Spokauo, 8:40 a m Flyer- Minneapolis, Ht 6pm Paul, Duluth Milwaukee, -' Chi- . . cago and Eaat . . 45 ' '' Ocian Steaiibhips j 8pm All Sailini; dutea 41pm i '.-i- subject to change, i For San Francisco " : ' Sail every 5 days " Daily Columbia Rivjja Ei Sunday - Stsamsrb 4pm 8pm To Astoria and Ex bunday Sat 10 p m Way Landings. WiLLAmrrrEltivm 6am Oregon City, New- 4:S0pm Ex Sunday berg, Salem, Inde- Ex Sunday pendence and Way ' Landings. WlLLAMKTTS AND 7 am Yamhili; Rivems 8:80 pm Tuss, Thur Oregon City, Day- Mon, Wed and Sat ton and Way and Fri. Landings. I WiLUHarraRrvER tarn Portland to Cor. 4 -30pm Tues, Thur ivallisand Way Mon, Wed ., . and Sat,: -Landings. and Fri. Lv Riparia ' Shake River." LvLewistn 315 a m j Riparia to Lewiatn Daily Daily I 8am W H Hurlburt Gen Pans Agt Port, Or - ', ( .- a. -A I l, ...w.l-, -.'.. , All Kinds' ,...AT TH&... GUARD OFFICE. 6000 WORK, LOW FRIGES, ,6003 STOCK. -Ital Bluikt of Ail Kinds.. Printing 0i I ...11 Lot -'Viuerv. A . i IN Tin. ; WW J - 1 1 r. I-;,,.. . iiid court. sowtjr m pmintitf anatract ummon..i.?."!n.'i 1 1 I hi, iUNKiJu.... WlUiAai I I, ! of , 1 ' KO WO. s T.. ,. 1 """"i". He.1 ToV'SBleham, I uiuie above entituT,:,''1" J . -".wiereol.tK.Ki..- '.?j ree agaiurt yoTZF'. "rMantanuforW'" ;vr".,'r'aTO.c' miaauuraioBa ii mkiiu. I VeKn,madeinri,.-2-,',l April, lSKK), ,oJ iu:1! 'V'tl.e 1,'r.t Urn. 'kTA "lay Sheriff's Sale on "fj Kotice i tiAnU- . elation duly ilfi "JJ Of lace, on t ii',ei...JJ Hum d and Fifty Seven I wiLlnnterestthmonfKfflTsJl March, UHJ0, at thonteofSJ annum, nml j. .LT-Hsl fees au-i tlw further ntt j5 aw-iwaouait oocu, in aMil Mabel X pU rL.....:1 Wheeler were defewUnu iol uJl leudants A. J. Nickel iikiMU(J - ------ .viwiwun no cnt rendered in said wort, xmA I'll si . ; ' .WU JWPMeli not nio luiiuYvrog aeeenbed ta 4 tn-wit; 1 Lot No. 2 in block No.8,lifcl hereditament ami nmnu J helunyiiik; or id any wih ifjjMa "ii tr re i ure, IN THK NAVR ftPTUB J Oregon, m couliuce lithwicl unci lur rut to mo ttuuvfl attaUMfXa public aucti'iD to the hinbat (jttJ .uujtn vu IDlCliipHUU, a lat KB the Court ; Houw, in LaptclaJ 1'MH). hptlPUPti triA hnnra fi 1 teas . aud 4 o'clock p. m, to-wit: it mil ui. aaui uay. i Dated thin ISthJsyof AfM atiermof LantCwityu Administrator's SiK ii Property, Notice is htrebj gitre Iklk an order ol tbe comIj mi oounty, OreijOD, madeuilaitM in Raid court on the 8th dST of 1 I will on MoLdarlhi 1M! 1900, at the hour ol one o ewi f the coorthousf doot it Esgs county, uregoo.xfinlotBltli bidder at puulic iucidoi 1 following described realproprt) . ..-to, nt K J Rimaffl. Beginning t tbe NW Coroiik sec 28 Tp 16 8B4W tltl thence 125 rods; Ibmct v ii,, nr th flameaautsiiasa 11 m iIim nl m ot bXSOL iug my, sons ol lud, w Lane oounty, uregu, r- way ol liie u, Dated my 11, Admr. Estate olE-f-SW111 Notice of FinilSesK Estate of Ratio I' ' county, Oregon: Notice is bereoj and Alecs Lewis, si- Ratio Lewis, deceased, laww I acoount in tbe maltol" I oouuty court of L." JJja that Tuesdsy the 6 ilayeMss. the hour ol 10 o o.'" J l thot day has been Him 1 ", A the hearing of objecUoni k ssj '. Inriha filial getllesjenlol aa -v Any and all objeclioM ej; the nns setlleneoi v - - , i '.flled with the cletk ol suae-' fore said oaie o.u...7- .B, Dated tnis iu -.'! ,..Ira ,.J E,ecttiin1' THoarsosSHiipr, Attorneys lor notice oriWAksniH .... xiVBti county, Oie.on. ,Il h araiA ni jisji Nonce IS ucn-l. o; ,,aI admini.trftor "1L(Jkai . Uaser, deceased, '".sl : .1.. of " ft ,u . urK"-;. court oi 1.IH" '""rrn.fc inns day, the 1th day of Jo of one o'clock : 'J' ..! has been n " " id n' inool oldeenoss to ' the final settleO.-T IS' Dated taw '"' p. 1 i.laa ..Li .inte are br"r , a them to th. rS voncher. st IM gon.wnhin .iiaos" Bolice- , 9t. Admiuiatra-orol!1 lAumsUHl. Notice toICf
