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WEATHERIBUREAU-
(Daily Uoport.)
rOKTI-AHD, ORRIION,!
July 7 IHUO 9:30 am)
it eather foreoatt for huienei Oieton.
Tonight and Sunday: Fair.
SATURDAY
- JULY 7
HILL'S GRAND SPEECH.
David B. Uill made a grand
speech Id seoonding the Domination
of Wm, J. Bryan (or president,
The following Is the telegraphlo re
port: Ex-Senator Uill toroed hie way
to the platform and waved hi."
hand for lilenoe. When the oheert
and oriel for "Hill" had oonoluditl,
and the vast audience waa neatcd,
he began to apeak slowly but
clearly, and the attention givnn
him Was perfootlv silent. Hii
laudation of Bryan was received
with applause and cboers, but
when be o-aid Bryan "will hare the
support of the united party," the
convention wont wild, and the
band had to play Amerioa to still
the tumult. "His Integrity hit
never been questioned," asterted
Mr Hill, and the audicnoe yolled.
"In behalf ot the domooratio
masses of the state of New York,
for whom I assume to speak on
this occasion," said Mr Hill. "I
second the nomination which has
been made from the state of Ne
braska!. (Renewed applause and
cheering.) William J Bryan does
not belong to Nebraska alone, he
belongs to the North and the South,
to tbe Kast and the West he be
longs to tbe whole country at large.
(Renewed applause and cheering.)
It Is a nomination already made In
the hearts and aOections of the
American people. From the clos
log ot the polls four years ago, and
until this very hour, there was
never a possibility of any other
nomination being.
lie is a gentleman that needs no
introduction to this audience or to
the American people. Nebraska Is
proud of him, but New York is
proud of him also. For four years
he bas upheld the bannor of dein
ocracy in almost every stale in the
Ution. Ilia voice has been heard
not only In behalf of our priuoiples,
but In behalf of the cause of the
common people, in behalf of tlic
worklngmen, in behalf of humanity.
lis will not only have the support
of his party a united party"
After a warm eulogy of Mr
Bryan, Senator Hill said:
"I, as you all know, was one ol
those who, in good faith, doubled
the widora of some portions of the
platform, doubled the proprietary
of going into details on certain
portions of our financial policy, but
the wisdom of this convention has
Wf fmST 1 ltwra
II JJ Chicago
fi"' Portland
Vkute hy BUM. WuUontuii. Special
WTLI.TAM JENIIIKGS BEYAN. 9:16 am
determined otherwise, and I acqui
esce cheerfully in the decision. I
am here to say further that the
platform that has been read ie
worthy of the vote and approval ol
every man in the oountry who
olaims to be a democrat. Those
who do not admit of aomu portions
can speak for others. If there are
some issues wliioli they do not de
sire to present as strong as others,
they can at least talk about some
thing In this platform that in
worthy of their approval, At least,
in some portions of this country
the paramount isaue is going to
carry, and carry atrongly.
"This is the time for unity and
not division. I plead tonight for
party harmony and for party sue
oenu, I plead becauso of the dan
gers which oonfront us. If no
should happen to bs defeated,
whiah I do not believe, what will
issue. It means the restoration of
a federal eleclhn law. It means a
reduction of the appartionment o(
membors of congress throughout
the Southern states of our union;
it means a consequent reduction in
the electoral college from our
Southern states and the plea of
necessity will be made because it
will be apparent by election day
that some of the now-born states ol
the Wost which they had relied
upon had goue over to the demo
cratic party. So I am here to suy
that this is a roost important oluc
tion, important for our party, im
portant for our country, important
fir the best iuturestH of the Ameri
can people, I have no time to an
alyse this platform. Wo are speak
log ol men, and not of measures
now.
"This nomination will meot the
approval, based upon this platform,
ol the people of the ICust. What
we need is an old-fashioned rousing
demooratio rally throughout this
land. That will mean the restora
tion of the currency of our fathers.
That will mean homo rule fur
states. That will mean iopular
government restored, That Kill
mean the supremaoy of equal laws
throughout the country, and in this
Tlmt i About the miUlrnt form of out
cry a nun ntakca when rheutuntistn mkI
itruly tv,NVi htm. In ita worst forum
rhaumaliuti ii a toying Urath. The vic
tim, iiicapitlilc of moving hand or foot,
baa no patt in the great proceMion of
lite, ou witivn na
gaiea with hopc
lcm cyta, A great
many autTrrcrs
from rhrmnntiam,
who hud given up
hoje, have been
cum. by the une of
Dr. PierV Gold
eil Mctltcal Ihi
covery. A medi
cine which will
clean ie the blood
from uric acid and
other poiaoua, will
cure rheumatism.
"Golden Medical
DUcovcry " haa
no rtjui.,' in ita
lwrr to cleanae
the blood and to
enrich it. ttIi
covery " contain
neither alcohol
nor narcolica,
M htt Wen ttftirV
lrt witit riitMim.iiltn
wiilr Mr K. I Mc-
Kmjrht, of tn.
Willi tMNirv.Vu:lv
a c . "! J t tiRlr.
I cvvkl not Unrr tm
tml f .,
eripplM. Tried Runt doctor mnd tvrool them
rav mr "p to tw Notir of Irwm ril.l nit miu li
ftpvxt. Th p,iti In ni hsKfc. hi, m1 Ire
MaJ at innsM hi mr hrA w-uM iif.tr! Will
me, Mr m-urm wm wry tMut, I-vivWhIv
whow nit . I nm-t die. 1 lixlt five ax4t'-
of 'Uol.Vu !ttuil )tMvery,' and IW vmli
of rviletn,' mul toila " health t oi, r!,ci
iuffetuiR t-eUT ei with rtieumaliuu
i. Iiercea Medical Adviwr, in fvifwr
Nmltni;, r,r w reTit of ai one-cent
tn in I t jvrex(rtne of ni.iiling r.
Addr-a in, K. V, l une. HutUo. N. V.
II n
i i i i AtiAnEin i
great result which we hope to
achieve. I am here to say simply
in conclusion, that New York ex
peels to join you with her 30 elec
torl votes."
His explanation of his position
on the pliitform and his acquies
oenBO with the will of tle majority
calied for heartier applause than
had been evident before, and the
good oOiaeB of tbe band wero again
necessary to got attention for him.
"This nomination will meet the
approvul of the Kast," he said, and
enthused his auditors. In closing
he said: "New York expects to
join with you with her 3G electoral
voteB," and then, as he stepped
down from the plat'orm, the con'
vention became a bedlam again.
"Hill for vice-president," was
one of the ories raised, and de e-
gates all over were on their feet
except the five Tammany m-o.
Kxcenator Muiphey, as Hill
passod to bis seat, grasped his
hand and shook it heartily. Then
Mr Shea, of Brooklyn, did tbe
same, and others in the row, but
Mr Croker Bat immobile, end Hill
passed him without any salutation
The applause for Hill continued
for some minutes,
County Prcuiiuuis,
A letti'r from W D WImIoiu, wortary
of the state fair, from Portland under
date of July S anil says:
Please announce that the premium
ou county exhllilt haa been Increased
to $200 on llrxt, $100 on second, $75 ou
third Hint Kill on found. Hoping to
see your county well rtiireeutiit at the
lair, I am,
Youre irely,
M D Wisdom, Heo.
There will be eight counties compet
ing tills year.
J. L. PAGE
(ROCEBIES
HhvIiir a I.ar and Complete stock of
Maple and Fancy (Jrocerlea bought
In the best markets,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
I can otler tbe puhllo Iwtter price
than anv other bouw In Euireue.
Central Market,
Watkiiis Miller
, I'HOl'KIBTOKS
Kill. ecu constantly on hand i lull supplj
BEEF MUTTOhJ.
PORK and VEAL
Which they will avll at the lowrat
market prkve.
A ktnmrt'ofiit pa5l!e pa:rcaus kiwih
s-TOTHE PA KM Rita -i
We will iey the hlKhmt market pnw
for Kat Cattle, Mogn and Hhwp.
ShoD on Willamette St.,
K UOfcCNK, ORKQON,
ClaVlleaii ilellrend it tut ran ol k mi,
Pi-eeol charge
BUHIESS CAf US, .FIRST- . ,. , Exproi
,, ., ... 9:00 p. m. I
II
ERHEKT LKIGH,
ASSAY OFFICK.
rronipt anil accurate retiinifl guaraiiteetl.
COTTAdB GitOVK, OKEtiUK.
A'ri'OKNEYSATLAW.
O HALE.
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW.
oodib l.aud 2 IChriimiAn Block.
KUdKNB. OIUCOUN.j
J M WILLIAMS,
A'lTOItNEY- A TLAW
CollectioD. a neclaltv. '
Ottice Over Lnue C'ountv Bank,
DILYlsU, '
ATTOltNK Y-AT-L A W.
Dlllee-Orer Flint National Bank.
Eooe.1i, Ohiiion.
C WOODCOCK,
ATTOIINEYATLAW.
Office Cue-half hlock wmth of Chriaman lilk
Kuorne. OnsaoH,
gj It SKIPWOltTH.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Will practice in all tlio Courfa,
EUOENK OlKOOH.
HKLUUS W IHOMFSOM 0HA A BAKDV
rjllIOMl'SON 4 HARDY,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Office-In Klret National Bank IiuildlnK.
11100 in all the courta.
Elmitm, OiutaoN.
11 iiO, il DORHI8,
ATTORNEY ft COUNSEI.OU.AT.T.A w
Will l.F...t!n (n .11 (I.. ........ .1 .1- U ,
Judicial lliatrictand in the Supreme Court
Slwcial attention given to collection! and
matter, in prohrte.
Ollice-Firet National Bank BKUt.
ivooma i, s auu a.
MEDICAID
D
,KJW MAURIS,
PHYSICIAN AND RITRUROlM
Orfioe Over Wilkin. Linn, drug .tore.
yiiiw uuura a . aa a m; '4 to 3 and 7 to
Resilience Ferry itreet between 11th and
JJAINK KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Office. In Christuan Block.
8ecial atteution to .untery and lunrlcal dia-
wnm ui wuujen.
JjlHANK J. VAN KIRK, M. D.
PHYSICIAN 4 SUR(;EON.
Kjre, Ear. Noe A Thrt a Soet'IaU.
Odiwi-First National Bank Uuildlnc.
Iteaid.-nee -Mra Whitaaker, North Willlam-
eue nireet.
J 8I;
UCKEY,
JEWELER.
Wah-he. aud Clockl Rewlre,L
KroiNE, Orioox
D
Ii RIDDLE.
DENTIST
i .7 . " !lrw-l '"'"en Fifth and
AlaeKa Hold Kleltla.
Vint strainalilD for Iam Nn.i ,!
Ca York will .ail front Seattle) Maj
,,,, n targe snip wltn i
IrelKlii rapacity ofiftio totta ami p.
enKer Rtvnminotaiinii for 1W. Kor
rnti-e aDil fiirti.Mp ii,r..rn.i..n .n
orattilrtMM u i ..t..... w
-'i i nr ii r.T ,
Went N tiem Pai-trtc, KiiKene.
"I tiel KiMtol HyH-pl furs In my
family with w.nulerful rwmlu. ;'t
gives Imnmliat. rvllr!. Is fleeoatit to
lake anil l truly the dv'lx-ptle'a hr.t
frienil," mya K lUrtire'f Ink. Overlwl,
Mii-li. Iieia what yonmi. I annul
fail i..et,r,. ,1W, A ( ta
l'ni(! fttor,..
National Bank
Of Eugene.
Paid up Cash Capital 850,000
Surplus - - S50.000
Eugene, Oregon. ,
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
Uone on re issuable terma. : Biht
drhfte on ChicuKO, vi Frftncinco and Port-
lttml, Oregon. .
IHIIk of eTcliange mid on foreign ocuntries.
DeMiaite receivetl .ubject.to oheck ur certifi
cate of deposit.
All collection entniHted to na will receive
prompt attention, - - -
T G HKNOHICKa.
P. E. SMOOGRASa,
Caeiiier.
L. H. POTTin. -
Aatt'r Clbhier
f Pretmlent.
S 11 Hakin,
Vice Prwildtut. ,
EUGENE
LoaneSavingsBank
Of Eugene, Oregon.
Paid I'p Cash Capital
Surplus -
$50,000
9
A QENEHAU BANKINQ BUSINESS TRANS
ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS-
Drafts Issued on the prlnopal oltle. of the
United atatos and foreign countries.
Interest allowed on Demand Certificate, of
ui'inim. wiien leu. ciuieu punou,
tollectlotis receive our prompt attenUoa.
City and Uountr Warrant, nought.
W. E. DOWN. 0. . PAINE,
Pr.nmnt. Vice Preiloinf.
. F.W. OSBUHN. W. W. BR0WM.
C.ihler. ' A.a1 CaihKr.
LANE COUNTY BANK
EUGENE. OREGON.
Established In 1882. Oldest
Bank In the Count..
II General Banking business in all branches
transacted on favorable terms, ,
A. G. HOVEY, President ,
Ii O HULIN, Chaehler. ,
H HHOVEY, Aeet Caehler. ' 1
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILHOAD.
TI.HK CARD
No, 2 fori Yaouina
Train leave. Albany. P M
...-.,. , l -M
Arrive, i equina 75 PHI
No. 1 Returning
J-ea'e. Yaiiuina MAM
Leare I orv.llis. 11;M A M
ivrnve. Aiuany 1J;1& V M
No. 8 for Detroit
I-eave. AUnv 7-ert A M
Arrive. Iletn.it ll:Sn A M
Ni i Ket'iruin.
Iavee Detroit ij.jjo p Jt
Arrive. Altiany fi:in PM
line .ml two o-inuert at Albany and O, rvallls
with eoutherii r.olrJe train.,' givl,-, J"rt
1 rain, for th monnuln. arrive at Iietrolt at
noon, .ivius .,,,. m to e.mptn,
!am'.d.'," lir''""lid 6antlalnPlhe
EDWIN STONE,
.. - Manager.
JTIT.NF.lt. "'tPA
Agent Albany. lUFA
Notice to Creditors,
Notice i, hereby Riven that P. M. Wilkin.
DMbeenilnly apHiptel ailminiattator of
the estate of t. k. Ellimn deewaed, by the
Hon. K. O. Potter, nmnly jnd-e of aaid
l-ineewnnly. All peraona bav.n, elaim.
auam.t mid ealate are hereby notln.-d to
1-re-M-nt the ..me to th admint.traT ,
Wltliiu aix nonih. tmm it,. .1... .
..n.i, ui I' I
notice, with iheneeeasary voucher, al (he
07o0' v, '.M. Wrurxs
liao. n. Poaata, AdminUinito'
Ait v. for fc.tate
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
An Ideal
Havs yo tboucht "f the Stante Ttip aenxu
1.' i'l" 1 .X Vt KtV' It nmntiiueti the
attractive feature and benefit of an oceac
j trip withour the atteudat ducumforu.
Furtliermor ft I It expensive than trav
elling by rail.
Ths "Tmiwia.1 Limited." with firt claw
sleeper from Vancouver, and Tourist Sleejen
from Seattle Every 1'uenday, Thuniday and
Siituriay, cinnecti with one of the MAGNI
FICENT SIKAAIKK3 of tlie C P. Rj at
F.vtWdliaiu.
If you are going Kaat we would be tflal to
give vou ioiue facU aod inforuiation re'ard
I wg tiiia trip.
H. H. A H TT,
14ii 3d St Portiaud, Or.
E. J. CO VLB,
A. G. P. A., Vancouver, B. C.
0 R & N 00.
Time Schedule.
Arrived
ISalt Lake, Denver,
Ft Worth, Omaha,
Kansaa Citv. St
4pm
Louie,' Chicago and
East
I Salt Lake, Denver
Ft Wcrth. Umaha
7 am
Kansas City, tit
Louiu, ChicaKO and
East
Walla Walla, Lew
iston, Spokane,
Minneapolis, St
Paul, Uuluth
Milwaukee. Chi-
Spokane
Flyer
6pm
I cago and East.
Ocean Steamhhips
AU Sailing dates
subject to change.
For San FranciBco-
,9 pm
Bail every 5 days
Dally
Ex Sunday
8pm
Sat 10 p m
Columbia Kit KB
Stkauxus
To Astoria and
Way Landinga,
Wi llambttbKi V ZR
Oregon City, New
bertd Saltii, Irvde-
6am
Ex Sunday
4:30 pm
Ex Sunday
w-ndBiiCrt Way
Lauding. !
WlI.LAMKlTK A.NH
Yamhjll Kivuus
Oregon City, Day
ton and W.ty
hamiiiya.
7am
Turn, Thar
and Sat
3:150 D n.
Mon, Wed
and Fri.
Lv Kiparia Snkb KtVER. I LrLewUtn
3 a m Kiparia to Lewintn Daily
Dailv 1 Dam
W H Hurlburt
(ifii I'uriM Attt t'ort, Or
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT,
Notice ia hereby nivej tint W M. Van
Dayui aduimiMtrutor ot th tHtli o! Snj
uel Smith, decettht-d. haw rt.fd bfH f.iml .c
oou nt in tbu nntier oi H.iti teiutt vuh ilit
ooumy conrt of LHLfe count( Oicou, mid
that Monday, the uth day ol AnuUht. llKiu.
at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon
t f said oay be and the same ie hereby fixed
by tbe court for tbe hearing of objections to
said aceoont and for the final settlement of
said estate; and anv and all objections to
aaid final account, should be filed with the
olerk of said court on or before said Uuia
and date fixed for the hearing thereof.
Dated this 18lb day of June, li'00,
W. M. VanDuyn,
Aominirtratar.
L. Biljeu, Atty.
or
All
Kinds
,...AT Tlia...
1 ' v
GUARD
OFFICE.
Br V ORK, LOW.LFHI0E8,
EOfll STOCK!
-.Legal Blar.ks cl All Kinds.
I
I
8:40 a m
4'p m
4 p m
Ex Sunday
..Printing
SUMMONS
. To tha f'trcuit Court of the State of Orego
fir Laui- County.
Ltelbvrt Andrews. I'laintifT.)
va K
Eva ndrvws, . Defendant. )
To va Acdrpwc, ritriei'i.ft i M-ve nn u.
IX THE NAME OF THE STATE O
Oregon. You are hereb required to appear
aud atinwer the complaint tiled against you iu
the u, I Hive entitled cmrf and cauae. on or be
fore Monday, the 2?thday of June, HOU, th
being the tiiatday of the next regular teruio
said court, aud if vou fail to so appear and
answer vuid coippUint, for want thereof, the
plaintiff will aiply to said court f-r the relief
praved'fo insaid cnniiilaint, tow it: For a
ticciee ak'ainst you uet-.lariug the marriage
contract do existing Js-twwn said plaitititi
aid defendant forever dissolved, aud for aucb
other relief aa may be equitable.
This summonatfchatl be pumtsbed six coniecu
iveweeki m the Daily EuorNK Guakd, tha
ate of the firnt uuhiu-ation hereof beuig tha
2nd day of May, 11KJ0.
iuio aumuiona w puuiisnea in tne iailt
Elgu-e Gu&hu for six conseuutive weeki by
order of the Hon. E. O. Potter, onanty
judge of Lane county, Oregou, matte
hauit'eni in iugeue, Uregon, on dune outu
L. lilLYEU, Atty for ruuutin.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Lane count v.
Liilia M. iigtdtwhaui. PlaiutitT
laiutitT
nditui. )
Ilov EifcrleHhani. Defend
To Knv K'iewiinui. ilt-feci:aiit.
Oregon, you are hrreby leqmred to appi'i-r
ami aoe-wur the couipbint nttd aainHt 'U
in ttie auove entltliHlHUitou ur ouiort ine iolu
diiv of June. 11)00: and if vou f ill to auu w or
for want thereof, the plaiotitf will take a ti-
:ree agaiuat you . diribolviug the bomtb (
uuitriiuony now ex-Biing between plaintiff aud
lettmdant and tor ner custa ana aisDurseuiuca
il this suit, and almi for an equiuble divi-mn
uf defendants pniperty. to-wit: a one third
interest in the 80 acres of laud described in
the complaint, and aido a one-third interest
in thenote and mortgage of $309, described in
tne comp.aint.
This summons is published in the IMILT
Euoenb (iuAHD by order of lion, E. O. Pot
ter, judge of the Ci-unty of Lane, State of
Oregon, made in chambers the li8th day of
April, 1000; and this summons puuuihed
for tha first time in the Eufrene Daily
GUAltD of the issue, April 28th, 1000.
Ji, it. OKJPWOHTH,
Atty for Plaintiff.
sheriffs Saloon Forec osuro.
Notice is hereby Riven that by virtue of an
..cution duly issued out of the Circuit
ui t of the State of Oregon, for the county
i Lane, on the 12th day of April, 1000, on a
j augment rendered in said Court on the 20th
day of March, for the sum of Four
Hundred and Fifty tieven and 11 100 Dollars:
with interest thereon from the 20th day of
March, 1000, at tho rate of ten per cent per
aunuoj, and forty and no-100 dollars attorneys
fen1, and the further auu; , 'hirty-one aud
20-luO dollar cost, iu u Mitt wherein John
Cobgerwtis piui.mt ah. A. .j. Nickel aud
Alabei Nickel i.tcim, za '1. iodson, A.
Wlieeier were Uetendaiitit and naiust the de
fendants A. J. Nickel unu Mahul Nickel, and
on a decree of foreclosun: and order of sale
rendered in said court, commanding me n
ortier to batiufy said judgment and costs, to
sell the following described real property
to-wit:
Lot No. 2 in block No. 8, in the Original
plat of Fairmouui, Laue county, Oregon,
containing uue ami 28-100 acres more or lew,
together with all and singular tenements,
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in any wise appertaining. Now
therefore,
IN 'i HE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Orego u, hi compliance wi.h aaid writ, I will
oifcr tor Hale tlie above described premises, at
public miction tn tho hip lust bidder for cash,
s -t ject to re lemptimi, at the south door of
tlie Cuiirt JIuuhi, iu j.ugene, Lane county,
t'regun on THUiutiiAY.the 24th day of May,
11RJ0, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m.
and 4 o'clock p. in , to-wit: at one o'clock p.
m. on said day.
Dated this 18th day of April, 1900.
W. V. Withers,
Sheriff of Lane County, Oregen.
Administrator's Sale
Property.
of Real
Notice is heiebj given that by virtue of
an oider 01 tho county oou it of Laue
county, Oregon, niuae and entered of record
in Baid court on tbe 8tt day of May, 10,
I will ou MoLduy ihe 18th any ot June,
19U0, at the hour of one o'clock p. in. at
the courthouse door iu Eugene, Lana
county, Oregon, otier for sale to the highest
bidder at publio auoton, for cash, the
foliowiug deHuribed real property belonging
to tlie estate of K J. Simmon?, deceased'
l.eginning at the N W Cor of the S W ot
sec 28 Tp 16 S K 4 W (htnee 6 96 rods,
thence E 125 rods; thence Northwesterly to
N iuie of the same qnartei ; thence W 86 rods
5 let-t to the pi -co of beginning, contain
iug62Jaor.s of land, more or less, in
Lane count j, Oregon, except the right of
way of the O. & 0. Ii. it. Co, across Baid
laud.
Dated May 11, 191.0.
A lick M. Beczwitb,
Admr. Estate of E. J. Simmons, Deo'd.
Notice of Final Settlement
Eetate of Ratio Lowia, dtoeaaid, Ltna
county, Oregon:
NotioA i. hnnthv ajvan lnU V 1-
and Aleok Lewi., exeoutora of the estate ol
...v uiiwiii, ueceasea, nave men their final
account in ih n,a, At i
v. b.u c.nin iu ui.
county conrt ot Lane county, Oregon, and
utm.nj ua um u.y OI rfQne, iwu, at
the hoar of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
that Hnv Ii .a hu M. 1 u . .
j Uj ..la court ior
the hearing of objeoliona to aaid aoconnl
tA tn. tl.n A-l . HI ...
- uuni neiiieuient oi Baia eitate.
Any and all objeotione to aaid account and
the nnnl Mttlumnl nt IA . . l
Bint, e.uiie must ob
Sled with the olerk of laid court on or be
fore .aid oate of hearing,
Dated this Hth day of April, 1900.
Johx Lewis,
Alkx Lewis,
n. . Eieoutori of said estate,
THOMPSON & H.BDY,
Attorneys lor Executors .
KOTICEJOF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Ealate of Mry F. Baker, deceaatd. Lane
con.dv, Orn,vln.
Notice la heieby given thatD. R. 'Hill,
adminiatralor ol the eetate of Mary F.
Baker, diceaaed, hassled his final account
in the main r of aaid estate, in the connty
court of Late county, Oregon, and Mon
dar. the -1th iUu nil,,.. iau ..... .
. - , , - " " 1 , a, me nour
of on o clock in the afternoon of that day
inV llf 0blMtlOl.K l.t . . -
. rt nwuuui, ana ior
the nnal eettlv meet of said estate.
uateo tnis .1st day of April, 1900.
I. B. Hnx,
t , ... Administrator.
1 I'Mtr. Atty. for raid taUte.
Notice to Creditors.
Vnli.. 1. V v i
........ , r,., K,T.D ,DM ttle under.
ti.Mi b.e laen anpoinied by the Connty
l..m ol l..t t Ciunty, Oregon, Adminis
trator . f the L.tate of H. C. OweL, de-
....,.,,uu. ns,iuB riHims against
saw entitle are hereby noliBed to present
them tn Ik. , ,L
.-n..t... . ""'"" " proper
n, lur ii. me oi A. CJ.
"occ-fk, in tugftie. Lane Connty. I n
gon, lib u. .ixmrLtb. fr, m ib. ria,A. i ,t.l
notice.
Dated Febniary 8, 19P0. .
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.... n. V. vrooDOOCXt.
Administrator ol Ihe Eatat.of H 0 Oovsn.