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MONDAY
JULY 2
TURNING DOWN OP M'CAMANT
Tbe La Grande Chronicle Prints
Some Interesting Political
Gossip.
Portland, Jane 80. It la giten
out in teleot political olrolos that
the turning down of MoCamant at
the Philadelphia oonventiun wuh
due to Mark Hanna. Certainly
Senator Lodge is too onurteous
gentleman and withal too unfamil
iar with Oregon politics to havo
. refused delegate from this state
right to the floor, without auoh
course being diolated by stronger
man than he.
The whole faota are as statod in
my former communication to tho
Chronicle that Mark Uanna has
determined to nse all the power of
the administration to seoure the
eleotion of John II Mitchell to the
United States senate from Oregon.
The shrewdest of politicians guoss
that there is a good sited oontribu
tion to the national campaign fund
by oerUin railroad influences sub
ject to this absolute deal.
The quarrel between Simon and
Hanna, the statement of the latter
that he regarded Simon, Corbett
and the Oregonlan aa the trouble
breeders in' Oregon Republican
politics is now a matter of
history.
A very olose friend of former
Senator Mitohell states that the
latter is opposed to any compromise
with Simon. His friends will ask
for a oauous of the Republican
members of the legislature and will
state that they went into otuone
and abided by its deoision when
Simon was elected. Klther tbe
Simon men will thus be forced into
a canons or justify their opponents
in calling them bolters. They will
oauous. Mitchell's strong card
will then hare to be played. Uanna
will be forced to eliminate MoDrldo
that genial gentleman aud ac
cidental senator will be told by
the national chairman to get out
of the way he will be offered a
choice oi dosen lucrative posi
tions and will yield.
The strangest part of it all is
that Hon Charles W Fulton, of
Astoria, Mitchell's right hand man,
nnd a man who has been twice
defeated in his aspirations, onoe for
congressman and onoe for governor
by the maobinations of Simon,
urges Mitohell to aocept of Simon's
terms, which are the unanimous
election of Mitchell as Senator this
time and of Sicnun, io cute oi a
Republican legislature two yearn
hence. Fulton, of coome, would lie
the gubernatorial nominee but, if
Mitchell should duly Simon and
win out, Fulton would be sluted
for the other seiiaturship two years
hence.
Albany Herald, July 1: Ben
jamin It Holt died at bis home in
Harrisburtf, June 29, 1000, and
will be buried in the family bury
ing ground in tbe Lewis cemetery,
about 10 miles east of Harrisburg,
this Sunday afternoon. Mr Holt
was one of the earl; pioneers of
Linn county and was one ot her
substantial citizens. He came here
and took np a donation olaim
which he owned at tbe time of his
death, as well as considerable other
property. He was a man who took
a deep interest in public affairs and
was a material aid in building up
Linn county. He leaves a wife
and two sons, Carson Holt who is
druggist at Harrisburg and C R
Holt, who is a sucoetsful dentist at
Nome, besides all tbe old pioneers
who knew him as !i"uiK In hie
death Linn county Io.hu one of her
substantial and succcKtfol pioneer
oitizene.
The Culiaus are beggiuK General
Wood for tome specifiu information
as io wbut thiB govern men t intend
doing, that is, they want to know
what we are koiiir to do toward
giving them u stable g ivrnment,
If they were told the truth they
would learn ibtt it is the intention
of the leaders to annex the island
if it can bb done without shocking
the moral senee of the world. But
a way io accomplish this it is hoped
can be discovHred anil n t violate
every principle of honor, ' The
Cubans will soon realize that there
is a powerful element in, the domi
nam parly tbal will Insist on our
keeping Cuba.
New York is the financial heart
of tho United Status. This is aptly
shown by the report of bmk dear1
logs for the week ended June 28.
New York clearings were $853
076,000 against 1009,671,000 for all
other cities'. Chicago Ib a big oity
but she had only $140,623,000.
Farmers
and
Furrows
A former ll known bv lit. fnrmv. aa
"liiocarpcntcrHkiiown by his chips. It
take, a lirm linnit and a true eve In rnm
a straight furrow. No wonder the farmer
wears out, spite of exercise and fresh air.
One day's work on the farm wmihl tin.
many a trained athlete And the farmer
worss oaniest oi all. Tbe first uo and
, i. - ,. ... i , i . i ,
.. w uci. imunK ins team oclore
ho feeds himself, his work is practically
never done. Why does not the fnrmer
treat ins own body as he treata the l.ind
he cultivates lie puta back in phos
phate what he takes out in crops, or the
land would grow poor. The fanner
anouid put nock Into his body the vital
elements exhausted by labor. If he does
not, he will soon complain of "poor
health." The mat value of Dr. Pierre's
i. .omen Medical Discovery is in its vital.
lung power. It Rives strength to the
stomach, life to the lungs, puritv to the
blood. It aumiliea Nature with ..!-
stances Dy wuicn sue builits un the hodv.
ust as the farmer supplies Nature with
ne sunstances tnat build up the crocs.
"1 writ, to tell Ml nf lh I hM...
fl-! from lliru.r.if r. Item's flokln- Mk
il ..'7," Winn mr. u. II. mm, of llytll
.Lle. I'uliura Co., w. Vs. II cured mc of a mT
bail case of ImllnrMlou suorlatrd with torpid
leal Dl.ra.try I hail napnrlil.iciul not slrrp
nor work but v.ry llille. Tht illllc that 1 air
d .1 not atrt. wltk m., bowtla conilliald, and
Hie was Biliery Io iua. wrote to ir, rterc
f. fj . ,"J""U ana ..Kelt lor silvle.
Jle ailviAcd 01. Io IrV ih. 'Ooldel, Mr.ltrl 111.
cover. an I Im.i,ii the uie of ll ami after lakin.
roor botllra I fell M well thai I wvnt to wotk"
bill atnm .id miiu l . .. .. r,l
ami uant II .l.nil elht week, lous.r, whea 1
wap panwncmiy Clllnl.
Dr. Iterce'a flrasant Pellets invi,.nr.
ate stomach, liver and bowels. 1!
wan wuou yuu retmro a pill.
No Right To Ugliness.
The Woman who Is lovely In face.
form and temper will always have
rrleuda, but one wbn would be attrac
tive must keep her health. If she la
weak, sickly and all run down, she will
be nervous and Irritable, If she has
constipation or kldupy trouble, her
Impure blood wll cause tilnmli..
blotches, skin millions and a wmiei,-
ed onmplexlnn. Kleotrlo lllllers la ihe
beat medicine In the worlil to n.imi
stomach, llvsr and kldnrya and Io
puriry the blood. It ejlveaetrons: nerve
bright eye, ainnolh, velvety skin. ri,-l,
ooiiiplnliin, It will niaka a good
looking charming wnuiau of a
run-ilown Invalid. Only 50 evnis at
Y l. im i.anos urug Mi ore.
Tihhkh Land Kok Hai.k. i.o
acres of good Dr and cedar, onr-hai
mile from saw mill, lVgglnr. rrrok
runs through land. Inquire ot Krs
itflsuer, Ax llllly's store, Kug. : r
UregoD.
Hev. V. K. Miiser, W. aton, N. V.
writes, "1 had dyspepsia oeet twenty
yeats, and tried doctors ami incdlc'neV
Wllhnnt Iwi.efil. I was H.unil,i. lo
cae Kodnl Iypenia Cun-a-i'l ll hslp
etl ms Ira n i be start. I Imli, v, i , u
a pwaor lor all foinn ol li ducrait, ,),"
Itdleala whatyou eat. Vh cei I cv
Co., Corner Drug Micro.
am
Admiral Dewey.
Admiral Dtttey, In an Interview
said: "Istsudjust w here did some
time :avo. Jf the Amerloan pt-ople
waatmeas their candidate lor nitwl
dent I am ready,"
Axked If he wnt!d 1 for I lie
nomination nf vloe-pre .l: it, In re
plied that lie would ma.
Concerning the illllc:il outlnnk In
tbe Westj from which part of tbe
country tbe Admiral had reoumly re
turned, lie said:
"There Is a strin g f ling lo the West
for Bryan, and If b runs for the Prcl
deney, I believe he will be ftlccf-d."
HisLiic Was Saved.
Mr J Lilly, a prominent citizen of
Hannibal, Mo, lately bad a wonderful
deliverance from a frightful dea'b. In
telling of It be says: "I was taken with
Typhoid Fever, that ran Into Pneumo
nia. My lungs became hardened. . I
was an weak I (couldn't even ait up in
bed. Nothing helped inn. I expected
to soon die of (yonminiptlon, when I
heard of Dr King's New Discovery. On
bottle gave great relief. I cotiMuu- d
to use li, and now am well aud strong.
I cuu't say to much for lis praiw."
'I'll Ih marvellous medicine la the surenl
and quickest cure In the world for all
Ihront and Lung Trouble. Regular
size 60 cents and $1.00. Trial botila free
itWLUe Initio's drug store, every
bottle guarunUed.
A Powder Mill Exploded.
Itemovea everything in sight; so do
dratlo mineral (ills, but both are
nilghry t!ai,gTuus. Don't dynamite
the delicate machinery of your boly
with calomel, croiim oiloraloes pillx,
wheu Dr King's New LI'e Pills, which
are gentle as a summnr breize, do the
woik perfeclly. Cures Heartache,
Constipation. Only 28 ota nt W Lilt
bano. '
House Wanted.
Containing from Ave to seven rooms
within throe or lour blocks of uuiueH.
center. Itent must lie reaxnuable.
Will contract for 1'2 mouths nr more.
Itent promptly paid. Address V O box
121, slating location.
Business Men.
Kee Waller lions about your atreet
advertising for the Fourth of July
He can interest you. Norih room of
the Male liiock Willamette Bt.
Men Wanted.
Twenty men wauled at Haglnnw to
work In the sawmills and rvr r
camp nt the ilonth-Kelley Lu ul
Company.
For Sale.
Clood hay for cow, $2.50 per ton,
cash. luquire at home noar norlb end
ol Eugene bridge. Johki-h Davis.
Dr l'arsoos, the eoeentrlo uilllloo,
aire of Chloago, who receutly distrib
uted : $2,000,000 among the smaller
oollcgt's of the country, baa explained
his action by saying In his Judgment
small oullages are more beneficial than
large ones; that the students are m
closer coutaul with tbe professors, have
mnre pleature, are Ireer from oliques
and exactions of athlellospnns, and it
la probable the old philanthropist Is
right. At any rate, whoever kelps to
build up a small college Is a- muob of a
benefactor aa one who helpa to build
up a big oue, v :
Tbe Nex Teres Indiana are holding it
celebration atHpaldlug, Idabn. which
began Friday and will Inst until July
un the Fourth racing will
given over snd tribal dauoea will be
oelebra'ed, Including a war dance.
Oue of the features of the Fourth will
ba a publlo dinner, to which everyom
aud eapeciadly white friends are In
vlted. . i . .
rho catalogue of tho reudletnn
Aoadeiuy, just issued, announces the
date for commencement of tbe 1000
soiiool year aa Beuteniber 10. Ml.
Kalhrrltie B Hanna, of Eugene, will
oontluuB as teacher of the prlmarv
uepiruusni.
j . -
The little town of Gerva's. down In
Marlou couuty, will have two davanl
celebration. The 3rd will be duvoud
to bioycle and hirse races and sports,
while the 4th will have a lot of the
saino amusements with a parade and
oration tnrown In.
.loiiKouiu atorage men have an
agreement to pay ttve oenu a pound
for sleelhead salmon. The other day a
buyer ouerlug six and one-half cents
caused nut a little saltation anion.
usueniieo auu till vers,
. . .
i no river, steamers continue to be
about a hair a day behind oo their
regular run between Portland and As
toria. 1 he amount of traltlo was nsv.r
nowu lo be so heavy at this aeaaoti.
At tlaklaud, Oregon, this week J
W Jones, nfKlkton, was fined toOand
coats, by Justice llovlngdon. for nur.
ulngdeer with dogs, In vlolatlou or
Ilia stale game game law of Oregon.
A 175,000 hotel Is being built In tl.
little towu ol Nampa, Idaho. I0 ISM)
the census showed but 8-17 population
aud It has uot more than trebled since
that lime.
Captain J W Kent, a pioneer of 1853,
and well-kuowu resident of IVrllaud,
died suddenly Thursday In I'hlla
delphla from heart disease, aged $2
years.
Lanlerua tor Ihe tiuuilnatnt bicycle
parade the evening of July 4 ran h
secured at Ihe atnm of F L Chamber
M 8 Harker and K K McClauahan.
Taostailll rl( la a a a .
.
rls will go to Floreuc Tuenlay to de-!
liver the Fourth of July oratlou at tbat
nlaiw I
'
BUHIXESS CAKD8.
EKBEKT LEIGH,
ASSAY omO'K,
I'rooipt and accurate retiirus gusrauteeti.
Cottauz Gaovz, Okjsook.
ATTOHNEYS-AT-LAW.
C HALE.
ATTOKNKY-AT-LAW.
oo ms 1 and 2 iCLrisman Block.
XUaKNC OURUON,
M WIIJ.IAMS,
ATTOItNEY-AT-LAW
Collections a specialty.
Orhce Over Laos County Bank,
BILYEU,
ATTOItNEY-AT-LAW.
Mi. e Over First National Bank.
Kvotst, OBJtaoa,
C WOODCOCK,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW.
Offico One-half block south of Chrlsmsa Blk
Euomix, OiiiaoK.
E"
8KIPWOIITH.
AlTOilNBY-AT-LAW
WIU practice in all the Court's.
Euocki OazooH.
unauawTHounioa chas a hjjuji
rjTIHOMI'SljN HARDY,
A'J TOKNEYS-AT-LAW.
Office-In First National Bank Building.
Practice ir. all the oourts.
Euosns, OllEOON.
QEO. B DOKIU8,
ATTORNEY A COUNSELOlt-AT-LAW
Will tiractlue in all the courts of the Second
Judicial District and in the Supreme Court
oi tue iwe. .
dpeoial attention given to collections and
mutters lo urooale.
Oiiiue-I'imt National Bank Bldg.
ItiKiuis 1, 2 and S,
MEDICAL.
JISJW HARMS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURttEON.
OIHoe Over Wilklni t Llnn'a driin utore.
Oitice Uours I) tc 12 am; 2 to 5 and 7 to
V V in.
Rush-lance Ferry street between 11th sad
i-'tr.
J)AINE 4 KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
OflicM In Chrisman Block. .
Sjieuiitl attention to surgery and surgical dis-
a-na oi women.
J 8 LUCKEY,
JEWELER.
Watches and Clocks Repaired.
KcacNB, Obxcov
JQR G BIDDLE,
Offloe -On Olive street, between Fifth and
Mlxth streets one block west of Minnesota
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor.
Btage leaves Eugene for Florence
Dally except rjuuilay at 8 a m
-Keturnlug stage leaves Florence
for Fitigeue dally except Hundaya at V
Haturdays at 8 a m.
Arrives in F.ngene at 6 p m the day
siNnti faks.
00
KUUtMJ TKIP
Tick on (or asle at
Riireiit. or at 11 ml
!.. WU0
. novum' iirerr urn,
A PaTiuiport'i offloa In
FlorenPc.
J. L. PAGE
-DKAL1K m
ROCERJErS
Having a Large and Complete stock of
niapie and -a!icy Ormwrlts bought
In the beet markets.
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASK,
I can offer tbn nnhlln k.oA.
than any other houe In Eugene.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby eiven thai P u wnii..
ss been dnlv smxnit.Mi .iM,iKi.u.
the estate nf J, K, Klli.on deceased, by the
Hon. K. O. Potter, enimt. .n.l ."TV
I . ... ' 1 wi sattl
m..,i- j. ah persons bavina nlln.
sgainsl aaid eatsls sra herely nolifled to
present Ul same to Ih. .,n,.i.,
within six tnonihs from th dale of this
notice, wilb Ih nerrasary yoochers at
law offio. ol Geo. B. Morris is EognT
Oon. v. u . U'
u,J - n - Isaacs Adminutnuor.
tt'v. tor EsUts.
FIRST
National Ban
Of Eugene,
Paid up Cash Capital S50.000
Surplus - - $50,000
Eugene, Oregon.
AGKXKRAL EJffKINt BUSINESS
Done on re w3UAhl term, riight
drtifts on ChicKO, u Prancitco and Port
lAnil, Oregon. t
Jillli of 6ch&D$t told on UTtln ctuuUlea.
Vtxito reoeivedj subject to check oi certiti
cU of depooit. i
All colkctions entmnted to tu will receive
prompt attention.
T G HEKHHIOK9.
President.
S B Eakin,
VicePrealduiL
P. E. SKODOiuBa,
('uriier.
ti. H. POTTCB.
Ana't Cashier
EUGENE
Loan Savings Bank
Of Eugene, Oregon.
Paid Up Cash Capital
Surplus
$50,000
' ; 2.500
A OCNCRAL BANKINQ B0SINI8S TRANS
ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS. ,
Drafts lasned on the principal cities of the
United otAtei snd forelen countries.
Interest allowed on Derosnd Certlflcates of
ueuoHii wnen leic etaiea perloa.
Collections receive our prompt attennoB.'
City and County Warrants bought.,
W. C. SHOWN,
President.
F. W. 0SBURN,
Csshler,
D. A. PAINE,
Vies Preildsnt.
W. W. BROWN.
Asst Csihier.
LANE COUNTY BANK
Cttabllih.d it last.
EUGENE,
OREGON.
A General Banking business in all branches
transacted on favorable terms.
A. G. HOVE Y . President
J. M. A BRAM8. Cashier
B UHOVEY, Arst Cashier.
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
T'lUlB CARD
No. 2 fori Yaquina
Train leaves Albany 12:45 P M
leaves Unrvallii 1 :55 P M
Arrives Yaiuina 7;25 P M
no. l Keturning .
iieaea Yaqiuna , 8:00 AM
tOTvauis H;S0 A M
Arrives Albany I2;lg 1' JI
No. 8 for Detroit
leaves Alhany 7;o A M
Arrives Detroit. 11:30 A M
4 Ueturnioir
No.
Leaves Detroit 12:20 P M
Arrives Albany!."!"",",!) 6:15 I
uKe5?,?.i? au'"?, ' Alb"nT nd Ct.rvnllls
frith Southern i'acll In m n, - .
Iralui forth tnountjiln. .Pi . .
nntlll. (rlvliiu am,.!. . . "IU
sauieday.
1 ' KDWIN STONK,
J TURNER, T FA P A
Agent Albuny. '.,:
,T?l'.V'n,ion b ealW to the ''PIONEER
w , ,U-?.V, trin" "' "CUIOACO. MIL.
WALKKH ft ST PAUL KAIIKOilV'
I he only iwrfect trains in the world."
XOtl Will Hllil it rlM.iM.1,1. ...
trains when going to any noint in the
-Zi .,i , r Vaoa. jney onnnect
With al Tranw,ntlnAn..l T-.: , ...
1'uir.i tT..Y- VJ T , ."iu auu an
tot further information, pamphlets, etc,
ask any Ticket Agent or
JtA-EY. fi.n.r.1 i....
TVav
'as Agent. Portia ml, i.r-y
Central Market,
& Mi
PROPRIETORS
Wiilkeap constantly on hand a full supp!
BEEF MUTTON.
PORK and VEAL
Which Uiey will sell at the lowea!
market prioes. .. .
Iilriteoftls pnMlc citroaujre solicited
:-TO THE FAiiilERH. i
e wlIU U.e UiKhent market prloe
i.t r sit. sine, nogs aud Sheep.
Shop on Willamette St.,
EUGENE, ORBOON.
aM is delivered to say ran al th etty!
rreeoleaari 1
CINADI'N PAGIFIS.
$6o to
St Pauland
Return
and $05.75 to Kansas
City and return, first
class, for sale June 29th
and 30th.
Imperial Limited
Any agent of Canadian
Pacific will gladly furnish full
particulars.or address.
H. H. ABOTT,
140 3d St Portland, Or.
E. J. COYLE,
A. G. P. A., Vancouver, B.
0 R & N GO.
Ilepart Time Schedule. Arrived
Salt Lake, Denver,
Chicago- Kt Worth, Omaha, 4pm
Portland Kansas City, Bt
Special Louis, Chicago and
9:15 a m East
Salt Lake, Denver
Atlantic Ft Wcrth, Omaha 7am
Express Kansas City, St
9.00 p. m. Louis, Chicago and
East
WaUa Walla, Lew"
Spokane iston, Spokane, 8:40 a m
Flyer Minneapolis, St
6pm Paul, Duluth
Milwaukee, Chi-
Cft(?o aod Fast.
Ocean Steamhhifs
8pm All Sailinr dates 4'p m
subject to change.
For San Fraucuco-
Sail every S days
Daily Columbia Kivii
Ex Sunday Stkahiks 4 p in
8pm To Astoria and Ex bundny
Sat 10 p m Way Landings.
WlLLAMETTKlilVlB
6am Oregon City, New- 4 :30 p m
Ex Sunday berg, Salem, Inde- Ex Sunday
iiendence and Way
Lauding, j
Willamette and '
7am Yauuill Kivkbs 3:30 p m
Tues, Thur Oregon City, Day- Mon, Wod
and Sat ton and Way and Fri.
i Landings.
Lv Riparia Snaki Kivkr. Lt Lewktn
3:35 a m Riparia to Lewistn Daily
Daily tf am
W H Hurlburt
tien t'ttbh A.Kt jVurt, Or
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby clvon thue W. M Van.
Dayii, administrator of tbe entitle of Sam
uel Smith, deceRed, haa filed bisfinBl ac
couut in tbe mhtter of said estate with the
co amy court of Lane county, Oregon, and
tbat Mondftv. the 0th dav nf Anonat lOi-m
at the hour of ono o'clock in the afternoon
f i said oav be and thn mid ii liofpho aaA
by the court for tbe hearing of objections to
aaid account and for the final RAtLloment nf
said estate; and anv and all objections to
Raid final account, should h flind with th
olerft of said court on or baft-ira aaid lima
ana aate fixed for tbe bearing thereof.
Dated this lrtih day of June, 1900.
W. M, Van Duyn,
Administratur.
L. Bilyeu, Atty.
Of
All
Kinds
.AT THE....
GUARD
OFFICE.
m mn, low prices.
GOOD STOCK.
..lJl Blinks of All Kinds..
..Printing
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of ll. .,t
for LaneConntv. -.u
Ueivurx Aoarawi,
PUinUff.)
Eva Audrt Wrt,
Deft- ndaut.
To 1- va Aodttwi, dcfeiiiaut otK.ve mnio
IS THK NAME OK THB STATE 0V
Ortn, iouarehereb rettiired to appua
aud aiiBwnr thu complaint filed ag&Uitityuu ia
the alxtve entitled court and cause, on or btv
fire aionday, the 'iTithday of June, U00, th
buiokj the tirt day of the next regular term o
said court, and if you fail to bo appear and
answer Hid (xiropUint, ffir want thereof, the
plaintiff will apply to aaid court for the relief
prayed for in said oontuUint. to-wit: For a
decree against you aVlaring the marriage
cobtract now existing between aiiid ulaiutilf
and defendant forever dUsolved, aud fur bucU
other relief aa may be euiubld.
This summons shall be published six consecu
tive weoks in the Dailt Kuukmi Guabd, the
date of the first publication hereof being the
2ud day of May, l'JOO.
This summons is published In the Dailt
EnotNJi Uuahd for six consecutive weeks by
order of the Hon. K. O. Potter, county
judge of Lane county, Oregon, made a
Ufa ambers in Eugene. Oregon, on June 80th.
1900.
L. BILYEU, Atty for Plaintiff.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Lane county.
Lillis M, Eggleshaui, Plaintiff)
- vs. '
Roy Egglesham, Defendant )
To Roy Egglesham, defendant.
IN THK NAME OF THE STATE t -F
Oregon, you are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint bled against you
in the above entitled suit on or before the 18ih
day of June, 1900; and if you fail to answer
for want thereof, the plaintiff will take a fi erce
agaiust you dissolving the bomU if
matrimony now existing between plain titf uul
defendant and for her costs and disbursenii ;iu
of this suit, aud also for an equitable division
of defendant' property, to-wit: a oue third,
interest in the80 acres of land described ia
the complaint, and also a one-third interest
in the note aud mortgage of $369, described in
the complaint.
This summons is published in the Daily
Euoknb Guabd by order of Hon. E. O. Pot
ter, judge of the County of Lane, State of
turegon, made in chambers the 28th day of
April, 1900; and this Bummons is published
for the lirat time tu the Eugoue Dailt
tiUAKU of the issue, April 28th, 11KK).
K, K. Skip worth,
Atty for PlaiutifT.
Sheriffs Sale on Forec osure.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
execution duly issued out of the Circuit
ourt of the State of Oregon, for the county
ot Laue, on the 12th day of April, 1900, on a
judgment rendered in said Court on the 20th
u..y of March, 1900, 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 par cent per
annum, and forty and no-100 dollars attorney!,
feei, aud the further sum of thirty-one and
20-100 dollars costs, in a suit wherein John
Conger was plaintiff ana A.J. Nickel and
Mabel Nickel Clemecza T. lodson, A,
Wheeler were defendants aud against the de
fendants A. J. Nickel and Mabel Nickel, and
on a df cree of foreclosure aud order of sale
rendered in said court, commanding me in
order to satisfy said judgment aud costs, to
sU the following described real property
to-wit:
Lot No. 2 in block No. 8, In the Original
plat of Fairmouut, Lane county, Oregon,
containing oue and 28-100 acres 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 OP
Oregon, id compliance with said writ, I will
offer tor sale the above described premises, at
public auctinu to the highest bidder for cash,
b object to re temptmo, at the Bouth door of
the Court . House, in j.ugeue, Lane county,
Oregon ou Thuksuav, the 24th day of May,
1900, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m.
and 4 o'clock p. m , to-wit: at one o'clock p.
m. on Bftid day.
Dated this 18th day of April, 1900.
W. W. WlTHKBS,
Sheriff of Lane County, Oregun.
Administrator's . Sale
Property.
of Real
Notioe Is hereby given that by virtue of
an oider ot tbe aonnty court of Lane
county, Oregon, made and entered of record
in said court on tbe 8th day of May, 1900,
I will on Monday ihe 18th day ol June,
1900, at tbe hour of one o'olook p. m. at
the courthouse door in Kugene, Lane
county, uregon, oiler for sale to the highest
bidder at publio sucton. for oath, tha
4 following described real properly belonging
w iu oniHio in a. a. oimmons, aeceaaed:
beginning at tbe N W Cor of the 8 W of
seo 28 Tp 16 H B 4 W thence 8 96 rods;
thenoe 125 rods; thence Northwesterly to
N lit e of ibe mime quartet ; thence W 86 rods
5 feet to tbe pUoe of beginning, contain
ing diy, acres ol land, more or less, in
Lane county, Oregon, except the right of
wy ol the O. & O. li. li. Co. across said
hind.
Dated May II, 1900.
Alios M. Bbcxwitb,
Admr. Estate of E. J . SimmouB, Deo'd. . .
Notice of Final Settlement
Estate of Ratio Lewis, deceased, Lane
county, Oregon:
Notice ia hereby clvon that John T ...,'.
and Aleck Lewis, executors of the eetnte of
Hatio Lewis, deceased, have filed their final
acoount in the matter ot said estate in the
county court of Lane county, Oregon, and
that 1 uesday the 6th day of June, liWO. at
toe hour ol 1U o'clock in ih. .
that day has been fixed by aaid court for
tbe-hearing of objections to said account
and lor ibe final settlement of said estate.
Any and all objeotiona to said account and
tbe final Settlement nf aaiM ... u.
filed with tbe olerk of said court on or be-
wo iu oaie oi nearing,
.u mis inn aay of April, 1900.
Johh Lewis,
Alxgk Lawrs,
t . . E'eoutors ot said estate.
Thompson S Hihdt,
Attorneya lor Executors.
NOTICE iOF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Estate ol Mary F. Baker, decessed. Tn
county, Oregon.
Aotice is heteby given thalD, R. IHill,
illninistrhtor nf th. ni ( c
Baker, deceased, has filed his final account
in tbe matttr ol said aaiai. in il.
court of Lace county, Oregon, and Mon
day, the tn 'ay of June, 1IW0, at the hour
ot one o clock 'n the afternoon ol that day
baa been fixed t v said euurt for ths hear
inpof objectfons o said account, snd for
the final settlemeLt of said estate.
Dated this 'Jlsl day of April, 1900.
D. R. Hm,
. ... Administrstor.
L. Fmir.Alty. for said bsuie.
Notlcs to Creditors
Notice is hereby given thst tr fltlrlr.
signed has been appoiuled by tae Count;
Court of Lace County, Oregon, Adminis
trator cf the Eslale of H. 0. Own., de
ceased. All persons baying clsitos sjtainst
ssid estste are hereby notified to pri .ent
them to the undersigned with Ibe rr per
vouchers at Ibe law t flee of A. O.
Woodccck, in Eugene. Lane County, Ore
gon, wiibic a.x months Item tLe flair cf hi
rotioe.
Dated February , 1900.
A. O. Wnonanca.
Administrator of the Eatateof I! C uowtn.
vaoeased.