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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard PuMUhed every veoiiut of the week, Sun day. eioiUd Adilreie ell communicaUone tail mtk- ll remittanoes psyaUj to the Kualfta Gtueu, KuK.ne, Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION ..RATES.. DA1LT. Dsllrered by carrier, per week t W Delivered by carrier, per month 6 Br mail one yew (io adyauoe) 8 J Hixuiooth. s ; On. month..,.. " dingle oopies. WKEKLT. One yew (In adranoe) $2 00 Six month. J. Advertising rates made known on applico tlon. Entered a. .eoond-claai nutter at the .Eugene, Oregon, poatofhoe. THE KASTKRN 'OFFICES -Of the paper are at 230 to 234 Tempi. Court, New York City, anil U 8 Kiprena HMk. W We.li Ingt m BL, Chicago, IlL, E KATZ Advertis ing AKency in charge.. CAMPBELL BttOS Publisher II Su.la.sa lettere to thl effle sheald be directed to THE 0U0 Ineteatf of either of the pr.pr,.t.r. fjjlfml .. lm0m juNlMONlTUglWEDltmilFrtllSCTI I 2 3 4-56 7 a 9 10 II 12 .1.5.14. 15 16.. I. IS '9 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 26 29 505I l-cHI WEATHER' BUREAU- (Dally Report.) PORTLAND, OUKOON.I July 6 IVX-V.M m) rreether forocaat forkugeno, Oicgon, Tonight possibly showers. Friday, fair and Warmer. THURSDAY - JULY 5 DAY FOR EDUCATION. Eugene Divinity School Discussed , at Turner. Tuknkii, Or., Juno 30. Thii forenoon was missionary day at the big tabernacle of the Oregon Christian missionary convention, and, although a few had gone home, yet the newoomera had made t the defloienoy in number B and large ohorua assembled at 0 o'olook and their work gives assurance ol good tinging for tomorrow's aer vloea. At 10 o'olook J A Buabnell, ol Junotion city, prealdent of thr board of renents of the Divinity School, road the scripture lesson and oflored prayer. Rev M L Roae of Eugene, aeoretary of edu eatlon for tbe Christian church, presided over .the session. The first speaker waa Rev V T Matlock, of Carlton, who for two years waa a student of the Eugene Divinity school. Mr Matlock's theme waa "The Work of the Eu gene Divinity Sohool." Although the atudenta and faculty are work ins in heavy school work atill the echool is making a respectable showing as an evangelists lorce. The student and faculty 'have preaohed over 000 sermons in the year; there have been over 225 additions to the church; $300 was raised for the India famine; twelve protraoted meetiuira held; one church building at Franklin, Ure., ia being erected; six atudenta were graduated tbia year five of these were from 'Washington and one from Oregon. Mr Matlock waa followed by FrofI) C Kellema, instructor id oratory and homiletlos. It ia not enough that a preacher have some thing to aay, he must also know bow to aay it and bow to make It impressive. Improvement in ap pearance and manner of speaking will keep ministers from being laid on the shelf. Young people will be bettor prepared to auooeed if voice and body are trained. Mr John J Handsaker, of the de partment of missions, then out lined the work of bia department, which follows the plan of the stu dent volunteer movement. This so ciety originated at Northfield, Mass, in 18S0, and entered the Eugene Divinity school in 1896, Tbe! movement doe not send out mis eionoirieB, bat eudeuvorB lo raise up those who will purpose to be come foreign iniBHionarier!, if Uou DeruiiC Io the second place, it at- tempta to lav an equal burden of responsibility for the world's evan gelization in tbie generation, upon (bote who do Dot go, and to get them to pray, give and work for this cause. Mr Handsaker teaches a olaes in mission study. He also spoke of tbe growing missionary library and appealed for funds with whlcb to enlarge it. Mrs C a Esson '00. of McMinn- ville, spoke of "The Need and Ad vantages of a Course in tbe Eugene Divinity School for others than mtendine ministers." Mra Esbod bus recently been called to tbe as- jiatant partorate of tbe First Chris tian oburcti oi Eugene. The Divinitv school has also an excellent correspondence course, but as the director was not present no exposition of its courses was offered. Rev M L Rose scoke eloquently of the "Present aad Future Duty of the Church to tbe Kugeoe Divinity Sch:ol." In view of the work the school has already done, of what it promiaoB to do, of its growth neces sitating more teachers' and better equipment, the duty of the uburch is to support the school in every way possible by Beading students t't it, by giving to its immediate support, by prayer and by bequests. Rev Rose cited tbe case of a 'lady In Washington who recently be queathed $300 to the echool, as an example well worthy of imitation. Tbe national presidential eleo t'uin will be held November 6. State eluntiuns will occur this year as follows: Alabama, August 6; Arkansas, September 3; Georgia, Ojtober 'A; Maine, September 10 N irth Carolina, August 2; Ver moiit, September 4. Now many will go to tbe moun tains and aoaside to recuperate, The Quard will accompany anyone by ordering the same. Terms, 50 cents per month. Although it rained some in Eu gene on tbe Fourth of July, Eu gene celebrated the day luckily. Not a house was destroyed hy fire. - If the man does not atop the couRh the cough ttopa the man; stops hit Ap petite, hia sleep, his pleasure and his work. So called M cough remedies" sometimes relieve but thev don't go deep enough to cure. X)r. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures coughs and diarascs of the respiratory orgnna per fectly and permanently. It stops the cough. It lienls the lung, stops the hemorrhage, if the lunga are bleeding, and by purifying the blood and increas ing tlio action of the blood-making elands enriches every ortnin with the good blood which alone will make a goou oouy. "My hnibund 1u4 been eminhltig for veers nil tvptmle frankly told me thut he wouM bo Into cunaumpt , wiitee Mr. John Hhitcmnu, o( No. 15 tjth PUc, Chicago, lu- " He had inch tmihle nmahliiff wf uot only grew ntiu-h alarmed, but luoktxl lor the burnt in of a bluod vmael or a hemorrhair at almoat any time. Aftr three daya' cixiKnlni; ht waa tno weak to i K hint t awe drurtrl cruaa th room. Thr dWtor AU htm no i n ii no Bt I atatnl the caae To druniM, ht haudtM me a bottle of Or. Pirrct'a O.ol.leu MnlKul l.w. crv. Uv huaband'a recovery waa rrtnarkable. In three day after he began uting Dr. licrre'a uoiiicu Metiicai inicoYtry ne wna up nnq rntmil, and In two mure daya he wcut to work. Two buttle cuied him," Dr. Pierces Pleasant Pellets cure WH otuneas. They produce permanent bene fit and do not re-act on the system. One la a gentle laxative, two a cathartic dots. No Right To Ugliness. The woman wbo Is lovely In face, form and temper will always have friends, but oue wbo would be attracr tlve must keep her health. If she Is weak, sickly and all ruu dowu, she will tie nervous and Irritable. If she has onnsltpattnn or kidney trouble, her Impure blood will cause plmplea, blnU'brs, akin eruption, and a wreinb eil oon.iplex.lon. Kleetriv Itinera Is (he tieal umlU'lue In tbe world to reitulate stomach, liver and kidneys and to purify the blood. It (rlvnaatrtiug uervtw tirlKbt ea, month, velvety akin, rich eniiiplaxlon, It will make gnmt lixiklni oharmluK woman of a run-down Invalid. Only AO cent at W L le I.ano's Drun ((lore. tiviikh Land Fok Hai.k itio aere of ood fir and cedar, one-half mil from saw mill. I.tvirlni; creek runs thniuiih land. Inquire ol Frank Itelsner, Ax Billy's store, Kujtvue Dregnn. Bev. W. K. Hluwr. W.Catnn. N. V writes, "I had dyspeiala over twenty year, and tried doctors and nmlirluea without benefit. 1 was tHT.u.d.,1 i, uas Kndnl I)ypeiala Cure and It help ed me from tbe start. I Mlcve It (., a panacea tor all forma at liidijrrelion." Itdlraia wbsl you eat. Vlneeut A Co., Corner Drug More. Deafness Cannot he Cured ly local application, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of tbe ear. There ia uuly one way to run) deafness, aud tbat Is by coualiluttonal remedies. Deafness is cauaed by an Inflamed couUilioo of tbe mucous liulug of tbe Kusiaohlau Tube. When tliia tube Keu Inflamed you have a rumbling aound or imperfect bearing, and whon It la entirely closed deafness la tbe result, aud unless tbe inflammation can be taken out and tbis tube restored to Its normal condition, bearing will be destroyed forever; ulue cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which Is uotblnubutan inllamed couditlju of tbe mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any cane of deafness (caused by catarrh) that can not be oured by Hall's Catarrh Uure. Bend for clrcuv lars, free. F J Chunky ib Co., Toledo, O. Hold by Druggists, 76c. Hall's Family Pills are tbe best. New York's Vote. Tbe uncertainty of New York in Presidential elections Issbownby tbe following; summary of results for the past 22 years, when its electoral vote has been cast as follows: In 1868, for Seymour, D.,nverUrant R., by about 10,(100 plurality. In 1872, tor Grant, It , over Greeley p D , by 63,455. In 197ti, for Tildeu, O., over Hayes, R. by 32,752. In 1880, for Gat field, R., over Han cock, D., by 21,033. Ia 1884, for Cleveland, D., over Hlalue, It., by 1149. fn 1888, tor Harrison, lt over Cleveland, D by 14,373. In 1802, for Cleveland, D., over Har riot! , K., by 45,618. In 1896, for MoKinley, R., over Bryan, D., by 267,369. . i Appointments Made. Mayor Howe, of Portland, has made the following appointments: On tbe Board of Publlo Works A L Mills, Walter Burrell, Richard Will iams. Fire Commissioners For the long term, William Fliedner, for tbe abort term, T A Davey. Police Commissioner O N Kankin, Brave Men Fall Victims to stomach, liver and ki uey troubles as well as women, and all frel tbe results In loss of appet.te poisons in tno mood, nacsacne, lit r vousness, headucbe and tired, listless, run-down Iw-lltip. But there is no need to feel like that. Listen to J W Gardner, Idavllle, Iud. He says: "Electric Bitters ure Just the thing for a man when be la all run down, and don't care whether be lives or dies. It did more lo give me new strength and good appetite thai) anything I could take. I oan now eat anything and have a new lease on life." Only 60 cent, at W L Delano's drug store. Jivery bottle guaranteed. Teachers' Institute. The teachers' annual county Insti tute will commence Monday, July 30, 1U00, and continue five days, vt: July 80, SI, August 1, 2 and 3 All l-nchers holding either state or county certifi cates are required toy law to aitei-d the Institute, There will be thieo instruct ors In attendance and every possible etlnrt will be made lo make tbe Insti tute profitable and inteiestiug. W to Mll.l.KK, County Superintendent. Ked Hot From the Gun Was the ball that hit O It Kteadmnn of Newark, Mich., lu the ulvll War. It caused hnrrlhle ulcers that uo treat ment belied for 20 years. Then Ituck leu's Aruioa Halve cured him. Cures cuts, bruises, burus, bulls, felons, corns, sklu eruptions, lVt pi e uure no earth, ioclea box. l ure guaran teed. Sold l,y W L, DeLano, nrug glst. House Wanted. t'ontnlnltig from live to seven rooms within tmw or lour blocks of business center. ltent must be reasonable. Will contract for 12 months or more. Heut promptly paid. Addrese V O box 121, stating location. Alaaka bold Fields. Vlnit steamship for t"aiie Nome and Capo York will sail from mettle May 10. Ihla will be a large ship villi IrvlKhl capacity of 1J uma and m. aenner atxxiiumodailona lor 200. Kor rat and further Informilon, call on oraddrves It. MoMiihi-mkt, AgeutN" 'hem 1'aoHlo, Kugene. QtUTB A t'OMPUMKNT. K H Mn,N of Klamath, tells thisoti Commissioner Hermann, of the general laud ortlee While at Washluginn recently Mr Hermann took Mr Moore up to the nils Kouse and Ititrrxlunxl him . the preeldenl. In tbe cour of c,,- versatlon Mr McKluley said that the duties aud trouble of a i,rw,l,t.,,i such a lo almivt wish he had uot been elected, "hut," said Hie prealdeut. when I go lo tied I h.d,,o ir. with the feeling thai the attain or tbe land oftlce are all rlshi " u,u.. matin tendered his thanks profusely ir uie wiupumeui. The nrm of A M ltothchiM a i Chicago, a pent !VS,4 6 In one year for adverti.lua In paper, tke Daily News, nf il,io iutj aautai ll pajsand thai Ibey win mmiuue u) spend as much or more annually. H KKIiEKT I.KKJH, ASSAY OF1TCH, 1'raaipt and accurate nturoa Kuarautmd, CtTTAOE ObOVE, OREiOI. A'lTOUNKYS-AT-LAW. yr o halk ATTOKNV. V AT-LAW. oouii 1 and 2 'liruman lllock. IDUUtE OBJEOOK, J M WILLIAMS. ATl'ORNKY-AT-LAW Collections a speclaltv. Orlic. Over Lane Counrr Bank, BILYLU, ATTOItNEY-AT-LAW. Iffics-Oier First National Bank. KuuRKX, OliEOON. O WdOW-'OUK, ATTOK NE Y- AT-L A W. Office Una-half block south of ChrUman Blk Euoekk, Obbooh. E K 8KIPWOKTH. ATTOHNKY-AT-LAW Will practice io all the Court's. Eugene Oheqon, HELMUH W THOMP80H CHA8 A BAKDT rjlHOMIUON i. HARUY, A1TOHNKYS-AT-LAW. Office In Kirat National Back Building. Practice in all the courts. Euornx, Ohio on. ATTORNEY A COUNSELOK-AT-LAW WjP practice in all the conrts of the Second Judicial UiHtrict and in the Supreme Court of the state. 8jeciai attention given to collectioDS and matters in probate, Office- iirst National Bank BIJk. Itoouis 1, 2 and 3, MEDICAL. D RJW HAR.RI3, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office Over Willrins & Linn's drug store. Ullioe Hours 11 U. VI a n; '2 to 5 .mi 7 to 11 1 m. Ilesidence Ferry street between 11th and 121b. J)AINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SUltGEONS. Officea-InChrisruan Block. Siwcial attention to surgery and surgical dis eases of women. JpBANK J, VAN KIRK, M. 1). PHYSICIAN SURGEON. Eye, Ear. Nose A Tliroat a Specialty. Oliice Kiret National Bank Buildine. Reii(lnoe Mrs Wliiteukor, North William site Street. . J 8 LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. Kcaras, OlUMOK D K G BIDDLE, DENTIST O(oa-()n Olive street, between Fifth and Siith streets one block wet of Minnesota itocei. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Stage leaves EuReue for Florwnoe jhii.v exwpi-ouiHiay at o a in lteturnluK stage leaves FloreiUT Fur Kugoue dally except Sundays at i MHtillflnva at R a m Arrives in isugene at 6 p w tlis (lay lutiuwiun;. SINdl.a FARC UOO KlllINO TKIl ;. iiiu ..v,- w. iu . nuiiKB- ii.erT Darn, r.iinemt, or at lturd A ITunort'e oraoa In Tlomiiet.. J. L. PAGE -I1ULKK 1H-- (pRpCERIES Having a I.arg and Complete stock ol Hlaple and J'niicy Groceries bought Id tlie beet markets, a EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, fFIllT Notice to Crditors has been duly appointr,! alniinistrator of th. ratal, of J. K. tlh.on defeased, by the Hon. E. O. Poiim. eonnty ind- of said lnaoonniv All .M..n. t , -' ''K I aaiu.! aaut mi.i trr hereby nolilird to present lb. sani. to thr administrator wiibln ait monilia from th. dat. of Ihi. nol-ce, with the necessary Toucher, at tbe iaw own. oi ueo. n. i'oms in Kngnw O'wn. F, M. W'rxaiu, ' Oao. B. leaaia, Adtulaiatratot. AU't. for Kitata, National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital 850,000 Surplus - - 860,000 Eugene. Oregon. lhnt on re is suable tenus. riinht drafts on Chicago, n Francisco and fort- laud, Urefjon. Ciills of YcnDK' fold on tureiyn ocuntHes. Deinmit received ubject to check of oertiii- cate of deposit. - Ail collection cutrunted (o as wm receive proaipt attention. T G Hewdbices, P. E. Snodobasa, Casi'ier. L. H. Potter, Aws't Cannier f resident. S B Kakin, Vice Presidiut. EUGENE Loan e Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus - - $50,000 2,500 OENCSAL- BANKINO BUSINESS TRANS. ACTED ON FAVOSABLC TERMS Drafts issneil on the principal cities of the United tUtB and fomltrn Co ntries. liuereHt allowed on Deipaud certlflcavei of Ueposlt when left rtated ;ehod. (Aillectlons receive our prompt attention. ' City aud C0UUI7 Warrauu Uiughu W. C BH0WN, President, r. W. OSBUKN. Cashier. D. A. PAINE. Vice President. W. W. BROWN. Asst Cashlir. LANECQUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. Established In 1882. Oldest Bank In the County. Ii General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, President 1j ii HUL1N, Chaaoier. B fa HOVEY, Asst Cashier. Corvallis & Eastern RAILHOAD ' 1,71b CARD No. 2 forj Yaquina Train leaves Albany 12:45 P M leaves Corvallis. . , 1:55 PM Arrives Yaquina 7:26 PM No. 1 Iteturning Leaves Yaquina 6:00 AM Leaves Corvallis 11;30 A M Arrives Albany 12;16 PM No. 3 for Detroit , Leaves Albany 7:00 A M Arrives Detroit 11:30 A M No. 4 Ketiirninn Leaves Detroit 12:20 P M Arrives Albany fi;15PM One and two connect at Albany and Ccrvsllls bwihu iniiii, Riving uireci service to aud from Newport and rdjacent beaches. Trains for th mountains arrive at Detroit at noon, Riving amnio lime to resrh cnini-iiK tt rounds on the IlreitenbuHh and ajantiam tUe same day, EDWIN STONK, Manager. H L WALDKN, J TURN EH, TFftl'A Aeut Albany. Yonr attention la called to the ''PIONEER T.1M1TKI )" trains of th. "CH IO ACO, M 1 L WAfKKB ft 8T PAUL KAILltOAU" "T hs only perfect train. In the world." Tou will timl It dnirahl. t riil. on those irain. wnan going to any point In the Lantern State, or Canada. 1 hay connect with all Transcontinental Trains and all Ticket Afrenta Mil tickets. For further information, pamphlets, etc ask any Ticket Aiisnt or C J EDDY J W C'ASKY, General A Kent, lra l'as Agent. Portland, lire Central Market, V. if 111 PROPRIETORS Will keen cor.siantlj on hand a full supplj BEr-F MUTTON PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at the lowest ms.rk.ct prices. A 'air sun of lie pmilc imm tolicitec . TOTHK FAKMFrW.-: We will ft j the blithest market price fur Kst I stile, Hoira and Kheeii. Shoo on Willamette St., KUOEN K, ORBOON, Cap-MNiis d.llnred to aai tan tt Ui ell, rneolehart. till CANADI-N PACIFIC. An Ideal Have vmi thnuwlit of the Stanie Trip across the 'UlvfcAT L.AKliS"7 It ouK.biueai me attractive features and henttits of an oceac trip mthour the atteudat discomfort. Furthennor it i lww exitensive than trav elling bv raiL The "ItnDerial Limits d." with firnt class ileepers from Vancouver, aud Tourist Hleepen from Seattle Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, connects with one of the MAGNI FICENT SIIJAMEKS of the U. P. Jiy. t Fort William. If you are going East we would he glad to give you some facts and information regard ing this trip. H. H. ABOTT, 140-3d St Portland, Or. E. J. COYLK, A. G. P. A., Vancouver, B. C. 0 R & N GO. Depart Time Schedule. Arrived Salt Lake, Denver, Chicago Portland bpecial U:15 a m Ft Worth, Omaha, 4pm Kansas City, St Louis. Chicago and East Salt Lake, Denver Ft Worth, Omaha Kaunas City, St Atlantic Express D.00 p. m. 7 am Louis, ChicuKO and Kast Walla Walla, Lew iBtun, Spokane, Minneapolis, St Paul, Duluth Milwaukee, Chi cago and Last. Spokane 8:40 a m J? Iyer 6 pm Ocean Steamships J AH Sailing dktes 4pm suniect to chanvre. For San Francisco- Sail every 5 days Dailv I Columbia Rivka Ex Suuday Stsahbks 4pm Ex Sunday HDm ; i lo Astoria ana Sat 10 p m 1 Way Landings, WillamettrUiver 6am Oregon Citv, New- 4:30 pro Ex Sunday Ex Sunday berg, Saleu . Iode- enuencp a .t ay Lai.dingH IVlLUHET: i. AM YaUHILL hiVKIUl Tues, Thur I Oregon C ity, Dy- aud Sat f ton and Way , Landings. 3:30 pm ilou, V'ed and Fri. Lv Kiparia I Snakb Kivkb. I Lf Lewisto 35 a m I Kiparia to Lewistn Daily Daily I I Q a m W H Hurlburt Oeu t'am. Agt 1'ort. Or NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby glvon th.t W M. Vn Duyn, adiuiuistiator ot tho astute of S&m uel Smith, deceased, has fil-d his flusl ac count in tl.it dji fet oi shin (siaib with ihe county court ot Lane county, Oreoi., nnd that Monday, tbe 6ib day of An-Uft. 1900. at the hour of ono o'olook in the atiornoon cf said oay be and the an me is hereby fixed by the court for tbe hearing of object iotig to said account and for tbe final settlement of said estate; and anv and all objections to said final acvount, should be filed with the olerK of said court on or beforo said tima and date fixed for tbe bearing thereof. Dated tbis 18lb dav of June, 1900. W, M. Van Duyn, Aoministratr. ' L. Bilyeu, Atty. II 01 All Kinds ..AT THE.... i. QUARD OFFICE. W WORK, LOW FRICES, Printing.. 6001 STOCK. .UCil Blkr.ks of All IMi. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon fur Lane County. Dellmrt Andrews, Plaintiff,) VS V Eva Andrews, Defendant. ) To va A mitt i' ii;?i.i.t r.. m n V IN THE NAME OF THE STATE Or Oregon, Yon axe hereb required to appa aud uunwtjr the complaint Hied aaiust you in the above entitled oniirt and cauiie, on or be fore Monday, the 25th day of June, HOo, tb being the first day of the next regular term o said court, aud if vou fail to so appear and answer said implaint, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply tu said court f..r the relief prayed for in said complaint, to-wit: For a decree against you declaring the m arrive coutract now existing between said uhuttt rl and defendant forever dituwdveil. ad ftrr uol other relief as may be equitable. This summons shall be published six consecu ive weeks in the Daily EuGr.NB Guahh. tha date of theHrstpublicatiou hereof Iwing th 2nd day of May, 1100. I ins dumuions is published in the Dailt Kiu'S CiUKl) forsix consecutive weeks bv order of the lion. E. u. Potter, county judge of Lane county, Oregon, made ambers in Jiugene, Oregon, on June 30ta liwo. L. BILYEU, Atty for Plaintiff. SUMMONS. " Id the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane county. jllia iL. iLgglesham, PlaintiRl - vs. s. Roy Eggleshsm, Defendant io Uoy iiiUKlwhitrji, deleniiant. IN i'HKAaWK OF THE STATE lK Oregon, you are hereby inquired vu appear aud .auHwer the iniuipluiut bled against yuii in the above entitled suit ou or before the 18i n day of June, 1900; and if you fail to answer tor want thereof, the plaiutitl wiu take a il irvQ agaiust you dissolving the bonds lUAtrimouy now existing between plaintiff at.. I defendant ana for her ct and disbureeintruU .it this suit, and a1 no for an equitable divi-iou of defendants property, to-wit: a one third interest in tlit 80 acres of land described iu the complaint, and aiso a one third iutercat iu the note and mortgage of &tt9, described iu the complaint. This Buiumons is published In the Daily Euoem Gi AbD by older of Hon. fci. O. t ot ter, judge of tbed unty of Lane, rotate of uregou, made in chambers the 'Hih day of April, llWO; and this summons is pubushtd for tno ,. brst time iu the Lugene Dailv: OUAHiiof the issut, April 26th, 1900. E. it. Skipwubth, Atty fur Plaintiff. vientf's Sale on Force osure. i o lice is hereby given that b virtue of an suiion duly issued out of the Circuit rt of the State of Oregon for tbe county Uiue, on the 12th day of April, 1900, on a jatigmeut rendered in said Court on the 20th day of March, 1900, for the sum of Four Hundred and Fifty beven and 11 100 Dollars: with interest thereon from the 20ih day of March, 1900, at the rate of teu per cent per auuuni, aud forty and no-100 dollar attorneys fe-s, and the further uiiu: ol thirty -one aud. 20-100 dollars costc, in a aui, wherein Juhu Conger was plai itiif n.u . . Nickel audi Mabel Nickel v. leme jc.t T. Godson, A W fleeter were uelei-dauts uuti against the tie leudauts a. J. Nickel and ..tiabr.1 Nickel, and. on a decree of foreclosure and order of sale eudered in said court, commanding me a order to satinfy saiu judgment and costs, to sell the following described real property to-wit: Loi No. 2 in block No. 8, in the Original plat of Fairmount, Lane county, Oregon, containing one and 28-100 acres more or less, together with all and siugular tenements, hereditaments aud appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any, wise appertaining. Now therefore, IN THE NAME OF 1HE STATE OP Oregon, .u couplia:ce i;lieaid rit, 1 Will offer tor sale the above described premises, at public auctmu to ihe higlust bidder for cash, sLject to re leiuptinu, at the south door of the Court iiounn, iu j ugue. Lane county,, (.'reg- n oa Tuukhuai, the 24th day of May. 19ou, tietween the huum of 9 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m , to-wit: at one o'clock p. m. ou said da. Dated this 18th day of April, 1900. W. W. WllUXKS, Sheriff of LauB County, Oregon. Administrator's Sole of Real Property. bulled is lit rt-bj iven ibat viitue of an oiutr ui tr.e uuuty cou t ui Luua ouuni) , Ori-uii, iuitue an J entered oltteurd, in saiu colli! on itic btL iiny of Aluj, iih.0, I a, ill on jioLLay he ibth nu, ui June, IDUU, at the rjour oi one u'oiouh p. m. at the courtLouso do. r iu Eugene, Laue cuuuty, urtgoo, outr lor hale to tbe highest Oidner at public auutou, for each, the following deitcribud real property beiongibg lo tbe estate ol Si. J. bimiuouh, deueaaeu beginning at tbe N W Cor ol ibe 8 W o( sou -IV, Tp 16 U It 4 VV tbiuce ti U6 lods, tubLce L lJo rods; tLenoe Northwesterly to N ItLe ot too same quartei ; tnenof W 86 rods oi teut to the pi ,ce of beginning, eoutain "'K acr b ol lautl, more or less, io Luuecuunt), Oregon, except tbe right of -) ot tbe u. a: u. It. U. Co. across said laud. Lifted Msy 11. 19IC Alios il, Bkcxwitu, Admr. Estate of K, J. bnuinous, Ueo'd. Notice of Final Settlement. Estate of Ratio Lewis, deceastd, Luna ooanty, On gun: Notice is hereby given that John Lewi, and Altok Lewis, executora .jt ibe ertiite of Ratio Lewis, deceased, nave fileo their Una! account in the matter ot said estate in the county couit of Late county, Oiegon, and .hut Tuesday ihe 5th day ol June, 1900, at the hour oi 10 o'clock in tbe forenoon of that day baa been Hied by said court for the hearing ot objections to said account and for Ihe Dual settlement of said estate. Any and all objections lo said account and the final sealemont of said estate mutt be tiled with tbe olerk of said court on or be. fore said oate of bearing. Dated this Hlh day of April, 1900. Jonx Lewis, Alius Lkwis, Executors ot said estate, Thompson & Habox, Anoiueya tor Lxecutors. NOTICE ;0F FINAL SETTLEMENT. Esiate of lli.ry F. llaker, deceastd. Lane mi IJ, Urrgoli. Xtllll'.. IN 1.. tt-hw niv.n Ik. ... T D adtuiui-tri,ior of ibe estate of Mary F. uiwHeii, oaa uiea nisnnai account in tha DjAlli r nl aai. I u.,ul .n u. . " t iu iii. ixiui.iy court oi Lai e county, Oregon, and Mon- ....... .Hvw UBj vl .uuc, iyw, at me uour Of un fi einnk in tha I .1 . . " miliuuvu UI MI.I Q.W baa been dxed by .aid court tor the heai- , vujmius. 10 aaia acoouot, and for tbe filial aetihoieut of said estate. iaiea mis .isi dsy of April, 11100. b. R. Hill, . , Administrator. I I iirr. Atty. for said tauie. Notice to Creditors. Notice is hert.h. oitrn. It.. - 1 -j n " ,ua uuuhi Sinned b.s rMrfn antininl1 Ik. r . - - -ii 1 111, vjuhij Unit . t L. Le Ct only. Oregon, Adminis- . ciai. 01 a. c. OweL, de ceaid All itrton bt.ving iiaims against said entile are hereby noti6ed 10 pntent Ibttu to the unuerngned with tb. proper youcb- rs at ihe law t fl.ee of A. O. oo Ctek. in Knr.t.a T....a f. I on. wiiLu, .iiBiitib, tiuro iLetaietf thi eotirr. Laled February 9, 1900. Adrnlnistrator of tb. Latateot U Coowen.