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Newspaper Page TextEugeae Guard PublUlied every evenbw o! th. week, Sun day. lpll. Ad.lr 11 tnninmnlctlup. au.l rntki all reinlttanoe. uyabl. to Ui. Kud.NCliUAlui, Eugene, Oregon. 8UB3CU1 PTIONJHATEH, 1IAILT. Delivered by carrier, per week.. Delivered bjr carrier, per month Br mail one year (in adyaoce) Hix month. 'Jne month difigUonpiee. WIEELT. One year (in advanoo)..'. Six. nioottte AdrertUinif rate, made known on, i lion. , .1 1.'. . ri ..am .. 3 00 .. 60 ,. OS .$2 00 . I 00 pplica- Kntored a. noond-claa. matter t the Eiuiene, Oregon, puetoftioe. THE KARTKKN OFFICES -Of the r.aiK,rareat0 to 2S4 Temple Cotirt, New Vork City,nd U S Kxpreu HldK, 87 Wa.h IngMn St., Chicaito, I1L, K KATi! Advertis ing Agency in charge. , CAMPBELL BROS PabliBhera II Bu.ln.M Letter! to thl office arieuld be directed to THE GUARD Imtead of either .1 the proprtetor. ,.,. .,... Daily juNM0NTUfjlWEPTMUlFfrr5AT I 2 5 4-5 67 O J JO JJ J2 1? 1-4 IB 16 17 IS 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 26 '29 30 51 111 WEATHER'BUREAU- (U.llr Hoport.) PORTLAND, OHKOON.I July v. iujo-o::iu a ml if rather forecast for fcugene, Oiegon. Tonight amrTucday: Fair. MONDAY JULY 9 A GKEAT SCENE Proving that the People at Kan sas City Meant Business. Mr Tillman atepped to Ike front at the demooratio convention at Kanaia City and waa greotod with a oheer. He read the platform in a lull, round oio, oanlly heard throughout the hall. As he proceeded each plank w greeted wllh applause. The sen ator accompanied bis rend inn with emphatic gestures, striding up and down the platform, turning tliiV war and that, aa ia hie manner in the senate. There was a howl ol approval aa he olonohed his Oat and fleroely arraigned the oourse of the administration In Cuba, Hut it remained for his reading of the declaration that "imperialism la the paramount laeue of this cam paign" to evoke a storm of enthus iasm, The delegates sprang to their feet, standing on obalrs, wav ing hats, handkerchiefs, umbrellas and flags, while the galleries took m up the ohorua and oarrled it along for many minutes. Senator Hill could be seen marshaling the hosts to cheer. He held a fan high above hia head and addod his voice to the vociferous shouting. A sec ond time Senator Tillman read this declaration, and now even a greater demonstration carried the convention oft its feet. Suddenly hundreds, then thousands, ol min iature American flags were passed among the delegates, and the whole floor of the vast structure became a sea of flags. In an instant later the flags atrept over the galleriee like a maga of flames. Bundles ol them were tossed upon the seals and distributed. The sceno was magnificently inspiring, and the great audience waxed to fever heal. On each flag was the device, "The eonelitution and the flag are in -separable, now and lorever. The flag of the republic forever; of an empire never." While the demonstration was at its height the band sent auotlier thrill through the audience by playing ''Dixie" and a medley of patriotic airs. State standards were again lorn down from their sockets, banners were raised, and a triumphal procession of delegates marched about the ball. Now the (trains of the bruit turned on "My Country, Tis of Thee," at which tbe en'ire audience as with a single voice, joined the mighty ani swell ing churus. Amid the billowiiii! of the 11 igs could be mcu a lull standard bearing the inscription: "Forcible annexation would he criminal aggression. William Mc- Kinley." A CLIMAX BI'BU.NO. It was at this juncture that the climax waa sprung upon the gieat aaBembly, A huge flag had been strung across the roof between two tru8n,and as the signal was given the cords were cut and slowly it unrolled its white and crimson lolds, aa it fell gracefully and hung over tbe platform slightly to tbe rear and south of tbe speaker's desk. The banner was an enor mous aflair, being fully 50 fret long and about one-half as wide, upon the broad stripes were printed tbe following sentences in large letters of blue: "Constitutional governments de rive their just powers from the con sent o( the governed." "The constitution and the flag, one and inseparable, now and for ever." "The flag of a republio forever; of an empire never." "A republio can have no col onies," To the vast majority of those in the hall the Hag was an unexpected accident, and its appearance was the signal for a frantio roar, which caused everything that had gone before it to sink into insignificance. For a full two minuteB tbe cords of the flag caught and would not permit it to fall to its full longtb, It was caught up just enough to prevent the convention from read ing the inscriptions upon tbe ban ner, and until they were released and the banner swung free the en thusiasm incroaHod every Becond. When finally every word was visi ble, there was a climax of cheers that was deafening. Senator Tillman stood surveying the storm and awaiting an oppor tunity to proceed. The chairman pounded his gavel and appealed for order, Dut the march of tbe dele gates bearing their standards and banners ran out uninterruptedly lor 12 minutes. As Senator Till man was about to resume, he re marked that tbe thread of his dis course had been broken, and that down south they wore in the habit of saying: "Hell, hell haa broken loose in Missouri." There were cries of "Uood, good," when the trust plank was read. Whon the senator reached the re affirmation of the Chicago platform, with tbe declaration of free coinage of silver at a ratio of IS to 1, pan demonium again broke loom liut the domoostratiiin was nothing in omiarison to what had juit oo ourred when imperialism was an nounced as "the paramount issue." Many of the delegates stood on their ohaira and waved flags, and oheered, but a very considerable number more than half held their seats. Senator Hill was among those who maintained quiet, whilo Mr Croker waved a flag until it broke, and George Fred Williams led the Massachusetts contingent in salvos of oheers. One of the New York delegates raised a stand ard bearing the inscription, "Don't think thoro are no 'lG-to-lers in New York." The demonstration lasted minutes. There was intense scorn in the senator's voice as be read the plat form arraignment of the llny Paunuefote treaty, evoking mingled laughter and applause. The Doer plank brought out an other cheer, and the senator re ceived a round of applatire as he closed. His voice throughout was admirablo, and he made himself heard throughout the vast hall His reading, too, was forceful and oflective. When tho applause subsided, Chairmau Jones, of the platform co'niuiltee, said he bad been in structed to move that the platform should be adopted by the conven tion by acclamation. The motion was put and amid a roar of cheers and applauso the platform wa adopted without a word of dissect. The announcement of Chairman Richardson, o! the adoption of the ! platform, was followed by a stun-1 mug shout, Khioh made the build iiig ring from one end to the other. Tile For Sale Klgbl Inch til. for sale. Inquire of . .uipuvil II VIUHHU OllltV, A few arcondhand lad In l.loyelw cheap at K I. Chamber. I Would Ijc sure of a welcome in almost any home. But what a welcome he wouM have in a home where the hope of children bad lten extit.KU.wnad. What a welcome this particular "bright little boy" did have in much a home, may be judged by the closing paragraph ..i Uia iia-r'at . 11 1 l letter, given be low. There is no room for the whole letter, which recounts a story of fifteen years of suffering and a perfect cure by the use of "three bottle of Dr. I'ii rce's Favor ite 1'reicription, two bottles of ' Golden Medical Discovery,' and some of the ' I'tl letV" In many in stances childless ness is the result of conditions which are curable. It lias often hap pened that when "Favorite Pre scription " haa cured a woman of female weakness and the nervous condition attending it, her return to health is signalized by the birth of her first child. "Favorite Prescription" malces weak women strong, sick women well. "I cannot tell half that Dr. Pierce'i nwltcine has done for me," writei Mr, T. A. Rajnri. ol NorrU. Watauga Co., N. C. "It will do all that .claimed for it prevent miscarriage and ren dcr childbirth easy. It haa Riven me a bright little txjy, and I wuuld nnt have had hitn had it not been for ytir wonderful medicine. I tan nut bay too much in praise of it ; I think it It worth itb weight in (fold. I thank God for my life, and Dr. Pierce fur my health." "Pleasant Pellets" clear the com plexion. All the Hogg lanrtJ In Benton and Lincoln counties said to amount tn 400,000 acres have lieen sold tn a new company oalled the Astoria Co. The property la pretty well covered up with unpaid laxes Paris Fair The American exhibit at the Paris Exposition will be aa open volume, whose toons of skillfully directed en deavor and unfaltering energy may tie read by all. Our Government Build ing is completed, and do effort has been spared to make It worthy to rep nwent our nation. It was by tbe same American perseverance tbat Hostolter'a Mtomach Bittern, tbe famous dysiiepsla cure, was flfrt pro. duoed. HInce that (line fifty years afro It hits never failed to cure consti pation, Indigestion, bllllousneh liver and kidney troubles, and It will make rich red blond. It is an excell ent touio, and la a regulator for the bowels tbat cannot be equnlli'd. All druufilsta sell It, Do not tie talked into takliiK something 'just aa good." There is nothing equal to it. An Epidemic of Whooping Cough Last winter during an epldemio of whooping oniiKii my oblldren contract ed the dnwasn, having severe coughing spells. We had ued (Jhaiuberlalu's Cough Remedy very successfully for croup and naturally turned tn It at that time and found it relieved tbe cough and eflected a complete cure, John Cllilbrd, Proprietor Norwood House, Norwood, N Y, This remedy la for sale by W L DeLano. Pay Your Dog Tax. '1 ho tax on dogs became delluqntn1 July 1. All persons keeping dogs within the corporate llmila of the city are hereby notified tn call at once on the recorder and pay the tax. J H 8TI1.K8, Chief of I'olioe. County Premiums. A letter from WD Wisdom, secretary of the state fair, from Portland under datoofjuly 2 and aays: Please aiinoiiuce that the premium on county exhibit has been Increased to $20'i on Hrhi, $liin on second, $75 on third and $."U on fourth. Hoping lo see your county well represented at the lair, I am, Yours truly, M D Wisdom, Heo. 'J here will be eight counties com pet tig this year. Alaska Hold Klelds. fc'lrat sleauiHhlp for Cape Noma and Caie York will sail from Seattle May It). This will be a large ship with freight capacity of 1800 tuna and pas aenaer accuiiittmdMlona for aw. Kor rak and further Information, cnll on ormldrem K. MoMllKfllKY, Agent N" 'bet n Paclllc, Kugeue. Whale Oil Soap. Itmu.mu-.r. am Inwllu.! I.. .ti the Kugene Soap Co, Hth street near Olive, lor samples and prices of whale oilaoap. Kt'dKNK Soap Ci. "I used Konoi lyepia cum in my family wllh wonderful results. It give. linuiedlRtr relic:, l pleasant lo take and Iw trulv the ,lv.ii.rl..'. ii friend," my. K Haltgeiliik. Uverleel, Mich. Digest, wlmt you eat. Cannot fall to cute. Y lucent fc Co , Coner Drug Store. Tis not necmary tn go tn Portland to purchase) genuine (N. It. Tit K Okncinki cut glim nd iterllng .liver uoveltle, a. J. r. l.uekey uow has a big etock of tbe same at temptlug price.. Oaj t Henderson, Cnderiuers Emfcalmca Cor. WiL and 7th tts. 'ADnpLlfiieBoy SfPy ETJSlXKKS t'APDB. IJ KJil'.KKT I.HIGH, ASSAY OFFICK, l'romi t and accurate return guaranteed. CorranE Caovi!, Okeuoii. ATTOKXJJYS-AT-LAW. O HALE. ATTOKN 1 : Y- AT-I.A V. otimi I . and 2 jCbrunian Block. lur.iHC 0MIUO.1,, J M WILLIAMS, ATl'OiiXKY-A'f LAW Oillecliona a Htiecialtv. Dllice Over Lane :ouutv liauk. BILYtU, Ari'OKNEY-AT-LAW. Dffiie-Over Firet National Bank. Kcoi.se, Okcook. (J WOODCOCK, ATi'Olt.NKY AT LAW. Otlice Oiiv-liaUMiickaiiutb of Chrutnaa Ulk Kuounk, Obeooh. HKIPWORTH. ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's. ElIOENE OUEOUH. IIILH08 W THOMPSON CHA8 A HAHtiY rjpHOilPSON A HAHDY, A'iTOIlNEYS-AT-LAW. Uttice In First National Hank Building. Practice in all the courts. Eugene, Okeoon. CI LO. U DOiUUti, X ATTORNEY & CO U NSKI.OU-AT-L A W WiP nrartice in all Die courts of the Hecmiu Judicial District aud in the tiupreuie Court of the state. Special attention given to collections , matters in pnbata. Oltiue-First National Bank Bldtr. liorDis I, 2 and it, D U J W HARRIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURUEON. OfKoe Over WilkiuH St l.inu'ti dniKHtrore. Ollire Hours U tc 'i a u 2 to 5 and 7 to 1) p ID. Ren idence--Kerry street between 11th and mi. JAINE 4 KUYKENDATX, PHYSICIANS AND SUKGEON3. OIHcesIn Chrianian Block. Special attention to surgery and surgical dw- eaHioi women. J1UANK J. VAN KIRK, M. D. PHYSICIAN & SURCEON, Eye. Ear. Ncne ti. Throat a Specialty. Otlice First National Bank Building. Roaitlonce Mrs Whiteaker, North William ette Street. J S LUCKEY, JEWEI.ER. Watches and Clocks Be)aired. Kcokne. Ohbqov D U G BIDDLE, JTSV T.,..X,.,.,, Otlice On OlWa street, hetwefln Fifth and Sinn streets one block west of Minnesota Hotel. J. L. PAGE (pCERJES Having a Large and Complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries bought In the beat market, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can oHer.tbe publlo better prices than any other hcne In Eugene. Central Market, PKOPHIETOKS Will keea constantly on hand a full sopj'j BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Which they will tell at the loweat market price. A air siire of us tunc mm scllciten -Tt) THE FAIiMKItS, ; We will ft j the hlgheet market pnoe for Fat l attle, Hoga aud Hbeep. Shop on Willamette St., KUOtCNK, OREGON. " delivered lo n earl at th fit. FTV.OI chart. FIRST- National Bank Of Eugene, Paid up Cash Capital $50,000 Surplus - - $5O,000 Eugene. Oregon. A GENERAL BAf.'KINU BUSINESS I )ont on re w malde term. Sight Irnfui on Chicago, sn Francisco and 1'ort- law!, t-lregon. ritti of evi.auK wUl on fon-iKO ccutitnes, UkiiohiU received atubitjct to check of ourtiti cate of depot.it. AUcolJecUr.D eiitnuuxJ to as wui rei-eive prompt attention. T (i Hr-NDBICKS, President, 8 B Ejlkjn, P. E. Bnoikjhahs, Caitt.ier. L. H. POTTM, Aas't Caehiei Vice frefctdtut. EUGENE Loaim Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus $50,000 2,500 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS Drain lisued on the principal oitlei ol the Unttfd B'.atei and foreign CO' ntriea. Intereat allowet on Demand Certificates Ol Uepohit wheu left rtated iciiod. Collectloni receive our prompt attention. City and County Warrant bought. w. e. SHOWN, HrnMent. F. W. OSBUKN. Cashier. 0. . PAINE, Vic. Pr.ild.nt. W. W. BROWN. Asst C.shltr. LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. Established In 1882. Oldest B.nk in th. County. A General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEV, President , U HUMN, CbaBhier. U HOVJiY, Acat C'BMhier. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. 'MIT1IC OA Hit No. 2 fori Ynquina ' Traio leiivea Albany 12:45 P Al Leaves tVrvallis...,, 1:55 P M Arrives Yaqulua 7:25 PAI No. 1 KeturDiog Leaves Yaquina 6:00 AM Leaves Corvallis 11;30 A M ArrlveB Albany 12;15 PM No. 3 for Detroit Leavea Albany 7;00 AM Arrives Detroit 11:30 AM No. 4 Returning , Leaves Detroit 12 20 P M Arrives Albany . 6:15 PM One and two oonnect at Albany and Ccrrallis with Southern I'm ci fie trains, gWintt direel service to and from Kowort aud rdiiceut beaches. Trains forth mountains arrive at JvtniM at noon, airiug ample time to reach caiuimiik It rounds on the Hreitcnbush and tiautlam the saiuedtiy, EDWIN STONE, Manager. HI, WALDKN, J TURN Kit, TFtPA Attent Albany. our attention la calM to the "VIONKKR LIMITKD" trains of the "t'HICACO, MII WAt;KKK ft ST PAUL RAILROAD" The only perfect trains in the world." You will find it denirable to ride on those train Iffhan iriiinn ..:a t .L. r-"uO " nil j ixiiui iu-tiie ttern 8taU or ianatla, 1 hey connect with atl lranKcoQthiAQtai Trains and all 1 icket Afcntu sell tickets. For flirthop ltif.irnii.ti.in n.n..,V,l.. ask auy Ticket Agut or C J EDDY J WlAKY, General Aiwiit. 1n.v Paa Apfent, Portland, tiny Notice to Creditors. Vl.ll.V 1. huMl.. X.-. l.a at- , , has Iwcn appointed by the IVmntr I'ourt of iMit county, Oie'on, extiutnr ut the hut Will ami fa.lama.,1 -..J ...... ... . ., V" '" eMtw I fTeolVtt N.verns Hxa-e.L All pernons havinp aims arain-t said mtat am hereby notttietl it lirMiit r..m .h ... . . l . he nmlenunr at the law ortice of A iv ciitiiwk in binrene. Oreiron, within six months from the date of this notti-e. I'attM July w 1 - o . h-cutor nf the Ut Will aim Testament an.! me r.Hnwi vieorve Mverns, decvaaeU ArkprV Kiiiillh Kentei.v in mv raw nf rotiirn. roM or omiio, Should H t tl tn Kivt hnitirolatf tt-iit-f money re- 1j Vw-Liio For Sale. (ioo.1 hay for cow, 2.oo per ton, ml. Inutrc at home near north eml o Kup-ne hrUUe, Joski'H Davis. m, , Kaam j CANADIAN PACIFIC. i An Ideal Holiday Trip.... i Hav. you thought of the Bteaue Trip acroM the "GKEAT LAKES"! It combine, the .'tractive feature, and benefit, of aa oceac trip witbour the attendat duootufoiU. Furthermor. It U lui eipeneive than trav elling by rail. Tha "Tmnrll T.imlted ." with firt claa. .leepen from Vaocouver, and TourUt Sleeper from Seattle Every Tueaday, Thursday and Saturday, connect, with one of the MAGNI FICENT S1KAMKKS of the U. V. lty. at Fort William. Tf iin ar cntnir E&tt WO Would be ela1 tO Ifive you some tact, and information reearu- tug luu wiy H. H. ABOTT, 146-3d St Portland, Or. E. J. COYLE, A. G. P. A., Vancouver, B. C. 0 R & N GO. Depart I Time Schedule. Arrived Salt Lake, Denver, Chicago Portland f t Wortli, uniana, Kansas City, fit 4pm Special Louis, Chicago and 9:16 am East Salt Lake, Denver Atlantio Kxpress 8:UU p. m. 7 am Kansas City, 3t LKnm, tjhicago ana Eaet Walla Walla, Lew iflt4nt SiHkane, Minneapolis, St Paul, Duluth Milwaukee, Chi cago and Jant, Ocean Stkaushipb All Sailing dutea Bubiect to change. Spokane Flyer 6 p at 8pm 4pm For San Fraucisoo Sail every 6 days .Daily Ex Sunday 8pm Sat 10 p m Columbia Kiveb Steam khs To Astoria and 4 p in Ex Sunday Way Landintfs. WlLLAMCTTKlilVKR Oregon City, New berK, SaletiJ, I-nie- enilenc-i ui - ; .vy Landing Bam Ex Sunday 4:30 pm Ex Sunday WlLL.VMiT.TK A.Nii Yamhill .ivkiu Oregon City, Day- 7am Tuet, Thur autl Sat 3:30 p m Mou, Wed and Fri. ton and Way Lamlina. I Lv Riparia Snaks River, ILv Lewistn Daily j 0 a ui ,i:,1.' a m iJ:iiV j IMparia to Lewitttn W H Hurlburt lien i jwhAhI )'ort. Or notice of final settlement. NotlOd is hereby lvea tlutt W ML Vu Duyu, adrDit.istrtttor ot th frHtwio nf Sam uel Smith, i-tt.ed, ban fli-d his tins I v couut in thti tut tier ui f-aui siatf n nh tlif oounty court ol Lane count), Oregon, ad i hut Monday, the bin day of August. I'JUU, at the Lour of one o'clock iu the utioruoon ( f said oay be aud tbe eame is hereby fixed by the court for tbe hearing of objections to said account and for the final settlement of said estate; and onv and all objections to said final accouut, nbould be filed with the altrk of said court on or before said tims and date fixed for the hf-aring thereof. Dated this 18th day of June, l'.'OO. W.M. VatiDuyn. Aoiuinistratur. L. Bilyeu, Atty, ..Printing.. All Kinds .AT THE.... GUARD OFFICE. ao:: work, lowilfrices. 6001 STOCKj Lecal Blirh of Jill Kinds... i .11 aawaaMMWMMaak:. SUMMONS. Tn the r'trcnit Court of the State of Omjo r Lane (bounty. Delbert Andrews, Plaintiff.') Kva Andrews. Defendant ) To rva Andrews, it:lei''8iit l ove ue t IN THE NAME OF THE STATE O Oregon, Youarehenb- required to appea and answer the complaint filed against you in tbe shove entitled court and cause, on or be fore Monday, the 25th day of June, H00, th beiug the brut day of the next regular term o said court, and if vou fail to so appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof, the plaintiff wiil apply to saiu couri lorme reuet ,.trWl fnr in Maid comiilaitit. to-wit: For a decree agaiost you ueclaring the marriage ooLtract nowexwting iksiwwu iu Hinun-ia and defendant forever dissolved, aud tor such other relief aa may be equitable. This summons shall be pubiuneo six conaecu- ivn uroanlrai in thfl liAILT EUGKNK GUAHIl. the date of the first publication hereof being the 2nd day ot -May. iwu. t This suimona is published in the Dailt EnoKNH Guard for six consecutive weeks by order of the Hon. E. O. Potter, oouuty iudire of Iane county, Oregon, made !.. i . ; I.' T.... JiHl, wliauiDers m xugcuo, wicuu, uu VUUv wwui L. ULLY JU, Atty lorruunun. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane county. LUlis M, jggiesnam, riamun vs. Riiv Etrirlesham. Defendant i To Koy Egglesham, defendant. Oregon, you are hereby required to app.-;.r and i answer the complaint tiled against V't in the above eutitled suit on or ueiore the Lb- h ilay of June, 11)00; and if you foil to ansutr fur want thereof, the plain tit! will take a it cree agaiust you dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between plaintiff and defendant and for her costs and dUbursementts of this 4uit, and also for an equitable divi-nm of defendant's property, to-wit: a one third interest in the 80 acres of laud described in the complaint, and also a one-third intercut iu the note aud mortgage of 3b"lt, described yi the complaint ThisBummons is published In the Daily Euoknb Go aud by order of Hou. E. O. Pot ter, judge of theCi'unty of Lane, btate of uregon, made in chambers the 28th day of April, PJ00; and this summons is published fur the lirat time in the Eugeue Daily Guako of the issue, April 28th, 11KK). E. K. Skipwouth, Atty fur Plaintiff. &ieriff's Salo on Forec osure. Xotice is hereby given that by virtue of an oution duly issued out of the Circuit irt nf the State of Oregon, for the county i ljttiie, on the 12th day of April, 1900, on a judgment rendered in said Court on the 20th day 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, 11)00, at the rate of ten per cent per annum, and forty and no-100 dollars attorneys fee1, and the further snu: ol iiiirty one and 20-lOOdollar? cotttp, in u herein John Cougtrwas plai .tilt hd A.J. Nickel aud .Mabel Nickel I'lnu 2u T. Uodson, A. W heeler were uetei.duiita ami a.-aiiist the de fendants iV. J. Nickel una Mabel Nickel, and on a decree of foret'losura aud order of sale eudered in said court, commanding me in order to satisfy said judgment and costs, to sell the following described real property to-wit: Lot No. 2 iu block No. 8, in the Original plat of Fairinouut, Lai.e county, Oregon, containing one and 28-100 acres more or less, togutht-r witli all and singular tenements, hereditaments and appurteuaices thereunto helouging or iu aiy wise appertaining. Now thereforu, IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oreg n, n cou.plu.:.ce viih eaid writ, I Will offer tor sale the aixne described premises, at public auction to .he htKi.tst bidder tor cash, bjecc to re iempun, at the south door of the Court Houtt, in i ugune, Lane county, iiregi.n uti Th;ii.uuav, the 24th day of May, 1!K)U, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m , to-wit: at one o'clock p. iu. on said day. ' Dated this 18th day of April, 1900. W. W. WllHKKS, Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. Administrator's Sale of Real Property. hotio iB brreiij given tbat by virtue of an outer ui Ibe cuuuty cou.l of Luua eouuty, Oreguii, uiuoe ami eutered olruoorii in said court ou tbe 8tL day ol May, 10, I will on DlGLCuy ibe Ibtb oay ol June, 1'JUO, at the bour ot one o'clock p. m. at tbe courtbouse dour iu Eugene, Laud comity, uregun, otler tor hule to the highest buldt;r ut public auvtou, for cash, th. following deecribed real property beloogiug to tbe estate of fc; J, Sioituone, deoeai.ed. itegiuiiing at tbe N W Oor of the S W ol sec in Tp 16 8 K 4 W thence 8 S6 rods; thence E 125 rues; thence Northwesterly to N line of the same quartet ; thence VV bo rod, 5t let to the pi .ce of beginning, contain ing 6iy, acres of laud, more or leas, in Laue eouuty, Oregon, except the right of way of the U. It V: It. K. Co. across said laud. listed May 11, 191.0. Alice M. Bkcxwith, Admr. Estate of E, J. 8linnion, Deo'd. Notice of Final Settlement EBtnte of fiotlo Lewis, deceased, Line county, Origon: Notice is hereby given that John Lewis and Aleck Lewis, executors of the estate of Ratio Lewis, deceased, have filed their final acoonut in the matter of said estate in the oounty court of Lane county, Oregon, and ihat Tuesday the 5ih day of June, 1U0, at the hour ol 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day has been Hxed by said court for the bearino nf nlnaniin.. .n u . o j....... .w OttlU UUCOUUI and for the final settlement of said estate. Any and all objections to said account and the final anltlAmnt nt miA .-. . L. - iu niai. 1UUS. De filed with the olerk of said court on or be- tun .mo ottie or nearing. Hated this Hth day of April, 1900. Jobs Lewis, Alios Lewis, a- . Executors of said estate. Thompson & Hahdy, Attorneys lor Executors. NOTICE IOF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Folate of M..rv F lev., a j t county, Hre,uiit f ' noiic is hueby given thatD, R. .Hill. adininwtrKtor of the estate of Mary F. in the nmturol said estate, in the connty COllrt fit I., f A nnn t . . . 3 . : :- viexou, ana mon liBV. 111. -1th rin r.1 tiV. ' . .. . . of one o deck iu the afternoon of that day .. . Jn.,iu.. iu saui account, and for the final seitlement of said estate. Ka-.eu tills aist day of April, 1900. I). K. Hnx, . , Admini.trator, 1 I i "ir. Ail;, loi i.id t.i.ie. Notice to Creditors. Not let Ik KcK r.l. ., sigindtua atn appcinied by the Count tratnr of ih t-.aie of H. C. OweL, do Ceased tl l r.m.. W. ... . , . .aiA , ; -' "vu- ua,i,K ciaima agninai jald tte .are hereby uotififd to pneent , npuru wiiu me proper r- He ,fl , lA. o. Vo. inck, in Knpere, Une Ctnnty, Ore SOD, WltblL mix Illf:l.tli. Iw n, ll. . 1 , rotict. Latid February 9, 1900. Admini.irator of the Laiaieol H t Oowen,