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Kugeae Guard I'uhllnhed every evanintt of Um week, Bun di.vs nuepUd. Adilrasa all tnmn.uoications and uinki all reuiitUDOM payable to the Kiowa (iUAui), E'M!ue. Oregon. ' ' BUIiSUHIPriO.N URATES. I11H.T. Delivered lv carrier, per week t 1 Delivered bycarrier, par month.. Ky mail one year (in advance). . . . hix months On. niooth,,.... (iiuifls copies. rvi 0 00 8 Ml 60 US WEEKLY. Om year (In advance) Six inuntha f. ou Advertising rates made known oni applica tion. Kntered a second class! (matter at the K isene, Oregon, postothc.j . TUB KAHTKKV OKKICKH -OftTTe paper ar at ISM to W Temple Coi'rt, New Y.'rk City, and U H Kiprena HMk. 87 Wa.li IuKt .o St., Chicao, 111., E KATi Advertls jujf Agency Id charge.. CAMPBELL BROS -Publishers All ftusln.ss Letter! to thlsoffloa should be directed to THE 0U0 Instead ol either of ,h. proorl.tor. PJBtLL ,,.. rAlXNDAR-'v, 7' Ml feliUHlMofilVuElWEPlTttUlFWlAAllg 12 5 5 6 7 !R 10 II 12 14 16 17 IS 21 23 2-4 25 26 n 5 31 WEATHERiBUREAU- (Dally Itoport.) PORTLAND. OIIKOON,) July 11 1HJ0-;II0 a ml rVoathor forocaat tor hugeue, Oregon. Pair tonight and Friday; warmor Friday. THUUoDAY JULY 12 WILLIAM J. BRYAN. A ritmarlraltln ntwl aavlno fnnt In the history of the republio is that In every hour of national stress and peril some supremo, unchil lenged loader has arisen to lead the people and point the way to de liveranco and sa ety. l'erbaus ai mi time has the American republic stood in greater need of check and Introspection than at this linn when Bryan lino ikhIii bcn nn un to represent ths pe ple in th" ur ai battle with a i) irnit;t and diilk" moneyed oliuysmhy wltueo even wblspor sways Mie present natioria administration at will and hnnei combs the institutions of govttrv. luunl to their very base If the plain people now canno trust and Buppoit Brytn, where shall they look for the massive in telloot and sublime moral oourage to grapple with a Ilanua and bis allied force of ravening greed and audacious usurpations? Modern history and romanoe are alike bar ren of parallels for tbe ease ol tho modest newspaper worker and twice congressman, who entered tho national convention of the dem ocratic party as a contesting dele gate from bis own state and left it as Its nominee for the presidency, Hut there is more to the man tlmn this more than the speech made in that convention, marvelous as an example of oratory as it was, the most ingenious, as has been said, made since the oration of Antony over tha body of Julius Ciesar. It is not alone that a young aud comparatively obsoaro man of scarcely forty years he hart wrested without apparent effort the leadership of the greatest party that ever has arose within Chris tendom from tbe stalwarts of long established national reputation and power and compelled the in to follow without question or coo tern, though tbii is tbe political tuaivel of the century. It is not si much what tbe man has done, though be has already wrought a work to give him Immortal fame, as what the man is. It is bec.iuse be has the intellect to see the right, the cour age to do it and the integrity to Iw above all price, lie believes im plicitly in all the good sense, hon esty and patrio'isro of the mtsaea and they tmrl him as no man has been trusted by thm in this gei eration. His thought are houott, bit purposes are bouest, and I rum tbe abundance of hit heart he oin Daily but break tho vTurJb ol Uip living and eternBl truth. For lour yearn Bryan baa lived and moved in tbe public eye, "benaulh that fierce light m.it beats upon the Brunt." Win, the eliadow nl defeat UOii him, unprecedented national con ditions of opulence and east t !" credit bis politics and his lords, with no influence of great wealth, powerful associa'ionB or ariy pat ronage wherewith to maintain supremacy, be has yet not duly retained but S3 increased bis bold upon tbe confidence and affections of tbe American people that he atBnds today ttie undisputed and peerless champion of probably more civilized and educated human beings than any ruler uuder tne sun. Will tbe American people have him for their ruler? Will thev turn again to the faith that he typifies, to the democracy that he embodies? It is not probable that Bryan will lose any states he carried in 1896, except it be Washington, Wyoning and Siulh Dakota, with eleven votes. He stands an excel lent show -to carry New York, Illi nois, Indiana, Maryland and Ken tucky, with a total vjte of 95. Hie chances of clout on are certainly much blighter than they were four years ago, for tbti democracy of the east is now united, whereas it was divided in 18, while there is much disHentiou in the republican raukB this year. -in i l'atronize Lane county resorts. They are by fur trie best in the state, and then you keep your money at home. The old Willamette bus claimed another victim. CANNOT ESTABLISH THET.!5ELY5 IN PURE BLOOD MAKES THE BLOOD PURL AND PREVENTS DISEASE. IT GIVES STRENGTH TOTKE5T0MAQ1 AND LIFE TO THE LUNGS. IS NOT A WrilSKET MEDICINE. Would Not Suffer So Again Fifty Times Its Price for J awoke hut nlulit with severe palm In my stomach, I never felt so hailly In all my life. When 1 came down to work this meriting I felt so wenk 1 ootihl hardly work. I went to Miller & Mut'urdy'a drug store and they rvo otumsiided I'htnitierlaln'a t'ollo, Chol era and IMarrhiH'K KeiiitHly. It worked like maglo and one doim fixed nio all Hunt It certainly Is the flnmt thing I everuaetl (oratonmch trouble. I ahali not be without It In my house hurtt- fter, for 1 shotiltl not care to endure thestilterliiir of last I k I ' airaln for fifty tine Its price. (I. H. Wiijhin, lilvvryniriu, llurirtlntnwti, Washing ton I'ii, I'a. 'l'hla n-iniHly la for sale hy V. li. JM.ano. He Fooled The Surgeons. All dnetora told llenlek Mamtlmu, of West Jrflerson, O , after aufterlng Ih niomht from Itectal Flalula, he would dl uuleiM a costly operation waa per forniFil; hut heotirtd hlumelfwUh tlvr boxna nf Hueklln'a Arnle Halve, the tireat I'll cure oil Karth, and the heat 8lv In the Vorlil. 2.' eenU a box. Hold hy V. L,. Ix-I.ano, llrtik-Klst, fhalhn oi'T. Dull headache, pann In various parts of the body, sinking at thwplt nf the stomach, loss of a's-li, re venahneao, plmplva or wirm, are all pixltive vldrtice nl linp.re bliwsl. No matter how It became so, It must Ih punlltd In order tootitaiu u'xsl betltli. Auker'a IIIimmI Kllxlr lias never failmt to cuie ronfiilnuaor Myphihtle sils. na, or any other blood diseam-a, U i eenslnly a wonderful remedy slid we sell ev,-ty bottle on )luii nuarauiee. Kor ale by W I, l)el.att Tta not unwaiiry to gn to Port ia ml In nnn?iti vwiiiiinit i it it...- liKNTINK) cut ulaaA an.i (. r'tiu; aiKrr tioVfllli-M, m J. P. .Uit'kt-y ii'tw Iihr big tovk of (tie aanie at tempting j p Km J a Bmmw "cm Pans Fair The American exUililt at the Piris KxpfHillloii will le an open volume, whose lesMina of ekilirully lirin;ttu en- ilt-avoratid iiiifalierlnit enemy may be read by all. Our (loveruuieiit Jiuilu Ing In completet', and no eflort has be,-u aparrd to make It worthy to rep resent our nation. It was by the same Ainencau pereeverainw Hwtetter's Slomaeh llittere, the famous dyspepsia cure, was flfi-t pro duced. Hiuce that time tlfiy years ago It has never failed to cure coootl patinn, Indft'estioi,, blllionsoefH, liver and kidney troubles, biki it win make rb h red blood. It is an excell nit tonic, and Is a regulator for the bowels that cannot lie o,ualli'd. All druittisis sell It. Dooot l talked into taking something "Just as good." There is nothing tipial to It. Glorious News Comes from Dr. D. B. Corgi le, of Washita, I. T. He writes: "Four bottles of Electric Bitters lias cured Mrs. Brewer of scrofula, which had caused her great suflerlmr for (years. Terrible sores would break out on her head and face, anil the best doctors could ritlve no help; but her cnrel complete and her health is excellent." Tills shows what thousands have proved, that Kleo'.ilo Bitters Is the best blood nurlller known. It's the eupreme remedy for eezoma, tetter. salt rheum, ulcers, bolls and running sores It Btimulales liver, kidneys and bowles, expels poisons, helps digestion, builds up the strength. Only 0 ceu s. Hold by W. Ij. DeLuno, tlrogulst. Guaranteed. County Pre m in ins. A lettcrfrntii W D Wisdom, secretary of the state fair, from Portland under date of July 2 and says: Please announce that I lie premium on county exhibit has been Increased to $200 on llrbt, f 100 on second, $75 on third and fiO on fourth. Hoping to see your county well represented at the lair, I um, Yours truly, M D Wisdom, Hec. There will be eight counties compet nu this year. Sunnyside Belgian Hare Co, FHUtTVALE, CALIFORNIA. IniiortPrt, hrewlera ntt fhlpjiera of pedigreed J Set Kim IlivrPH. We rarcy all of the Icndinn iitrislnn. liiu kHttiul hreeilinir doea fnm tf.00un. All otock gtinraiitctd junt aH'.rf pre fentul or money rvtumled. fioitt's School MCNLO PARK, SAN MATEO CO., CAL HaN uew tmitdiiiRR, newtv furnUhed labora tortus and wnnaHiiim, lieaiitiful surroimd inyit, careful snpttrvieion, home Itilluenres, is tlioroiiKhlv e(iui,pt'd and olfcrs superior ad vantage 'it the care and Iraininff of boys snd you n if men. Accredited nt tbe univereitit s. Tenth year begins Aug tt( 1100, Send for catalogtio. IiiaG Ho itt, I'll. D.f Principal S2,45G0l&;PLATEll Cut tliU k.I. tut and Mitd to aa BUM' Ml HHNRY Biid we will Mn4 Jo.'tttioimlnttoru You ran i amine u at your iprtomci II luuiui pa-rwiij iiuaaw r7tii((ljB(rrprBlHt aad irrj na; i(Bait iotiuiw i lhalarahrlaf alitrlU4al tS.lal f.tkum)r such Iiilnl(-alliiK dntcrlptlone h aiia Ptji, antricia HI 1 1, Hold ril1dorUtk LiU . nnia fio-eoticiai rtiua wtikft, at, ic mi tlntl It tlie tyuial or iHtor than aii y of llieae WNlrhtn. pay laa aiprvat aival Ol K PHIt t, and eirraa cLargea, Don't be Deceived f Mtaby aatartlMBiaaii whloh would lead tuu tC IVlleTaj you M)U Id t t 41. OO nr S10.IKI walrl tartl. lit .!&, wktawMnUM.awaUhrar S2.49, OUR 2 45 WATCH isii hu aroatOptaftra, atrm wind and tt,tl4 platad. hanilmim It tut lira vttl anil ttolUhfd,lBUiaakltB-rajt aalilllha lad U trat tradlaa ilfk, rooiunl Ua nlckf I7-I?i4 1 nl ataro wind Amrrican, warrantatl. and a K'xxt ttma B(x-ir. rat waitkaa mm aaaia tia-iiim wait t. It aada. wrila far rrr VTalth aad Jtotlri Cil-lma, a, SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.(lnc.),Chicagi laMra, bmmu an, are ie.te.sMr wiii.Hi mi j For Driving or Cruising Thsre ro nettnr I.Iiefof Shoe on the ninikul thnn, C. GQTZIAM & CO.'S "Dandy Line" Cruiser's Shoe. Tbtfir reputation, eotahlinhrd by practical twU whewver worn, place us in a pition to Warrant Every Pair. If your dealer dm not carry them inntttr. (lo where they kw them, you will t well repaid for the trouble EVERY PAIR WARRANTED BY C. GOTZIAN & CO MANUFACTURERS, ST. PAUL, MINN c- s MONEY ' an, . , s a. , q m atalrt )-ur IV..f'' ' "l "M Ut S v" - at'tl 03 GO O. . MaJrt vtrwt aM U .IM aateM. t .i .l,rnrwt TMl Circular PU:S C ft a-Tl'. lllenl i . h,hif ar4. Vrj Jil't .-t ' An Riak TvlWl nr, hr t Iniffi'-fl ilh a.V.itrj n. rt'r rha. ' -i; V. f- ' . IrlrtH, SCARS, ROEBUCK A CO., CHICAGO i ii. "-rin iii lii ni tt rij . .rf"' - r .):. .!,! try il J'-H : - . ' r i ii ofllt f ami Jr V , K ' .! lirax-tiv fk-'.-i C'' V' y, V ' ' ' T T- t VV VI 'V i ' J 1 B KliHEKT I.KIGH, A.SSAY OFKICT, Pniuil't and accurate return guarantees). t'oTTAUB iHOV, OlltUOH. ATIOliNlSYrJ-AT-LAW. y" v HALE. ATTOK' if-AT-LAW. o ome I and 2 Cbrieman Block. XUGMS. OBXGOW,, J M WILLIAMS. ATTOIiNEY-ATI.AVv Cnllections a etiecialtv. Office Over Lane I :ountv Bjuik, LILYKU, ATTOItNEY-AT-LAW. DIH. e Over First National Bank. F.uoiuia, Oasoos, (J WOODCOCK, A TTO I ! N E Y-AT-L A W, OfBco O ue-half block south of Chrismau Blk EUGKNK, OhBOUN. it SKIPWOKTH. ATi'ORNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court'. Eugene Oregon. HEI-MUH W THOMPSON OHAB A HARDY rnUoMI'SON & IIAUDY, ATTOKNKYS-AT-LAW. t iitioe In FirRt National Bank liuildiny. rractit in atl the courta. Kugenk, Oregon. CKO. U DOKKI8, r A fTOUNKY & CO'JNSKLOlt-AT-LAV WiP practice in all the court of the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of the state. Hiwcial attention given to co'lectious and matter in probate Oliice Kirat National Hank B1Jk Honms 1. 2 ami 'A, MEUICAU D it j w UAitias, rHYSU'IAN AND SUKUKON. Office Over Wilkiint Liim'n druff store. Oitiiie Moure u. '2 a in; t to 5 and 7 to U j m. Kiwidfnce --Kerry street between 11th and lth. J)AINE 4 KUYKENDAI.L, VI1YSICIANS ANUriiniOKOKS OHicee In Chrisniftn llloclt. Ujieiiiiil attention to euiKcry anl surgical dis eansof women. JpitANK J, VAN KIKK, iL 1). THYSICIAN A SUKUKON. Kye, Kar. Nose A Throat a Specialty, (IIHoe First National Bank Buildini. liesiilenra Mrs Whlteaker, North William ette Street. J 8 I.UCKEY. jisWKI.Elt, Watehea ami Clocks ltepaiieil. KrQINK, OltROOB' JQU O MDDI.E, g UKNTtST llrnoa-On Ollre street, between Fifth and Sixth streets one block weet ol Minnesota Hotel. J. L. PAGE -DRALUK III Groceries Having a, Lsrire aud Complete stock of Htaple ami Fancy Orooerica bought in the Imtt niarkcta, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I en oftw thp public hotter prlcee thnn hiiv other hr'i4 tn Kmtene. Central Market, Watkins & Miller PROrKIETOKS KilUees conslaatlj on hand a lull supp'j BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Which they will vll at the lowest market prion. 1 !;ir jtare of lie pmic piirou: loinn-i 1X) TH K K A RME K.S. We will j the hlKhrat market pnee ftir Kai Cattle, :pi and bliwp. ShoD on Willamette St., KUliENE.OKfc'OON. f ateau tlellTvml lo sne :.rt ot th cltj 1'IRST ionai Ml Of Eugene. Paid ud Cash Caottal S5O,000 Surplus - - $50,C00i Eugene, ' 'regon, (JKNKRAL B.t..KIN BUSINESS Ihinit on rf u iu:.ble tonus. Hiifht tirutu on ChicuKo. vx Knuici?o wnd Iort- Oil: of cvajnaiifr uMti on lon-lKD c untried betxMiU rwctiived nubjfcct to check or oertiti- uat of lr-fnj.it. Ait ciijiectionfc eDUUkta;ci tut wm rwivp prompt attention, v O HfNimicits, P. E. Snodghju, PreiJtut, Oaxhter, 3 B Kaki.n, L. H. Pottkb, v loe rrfcaiutut. am i vaaniei EUGENE Loan i Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus - $50,000 - 2,500 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS. Drafts isiuied on the principal cities of the United states and foreign co ntrtes. Interest allowed on Den'nnd Certificates of Dcpoidt when left rtated period. Collections receive our prompt attention. City and County tVarra;iut bought. W. E. BMOWN, President. F. W. OSBUhN. Csihler. P. A. PAINE, Vice Pretldent. W. W. BROWN. Asst Cashier. I0UNTY 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, I'reHlrieij' I.. O. HULtN, Caehier I B. H. HOVEY. AfHt Caiiir. Oorvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. 't'l.TlE CAKU No, 2 for) Yaquint Train leaves Albany, ., 12:45 V M Leaven Cnrvallis 1:65 PM Arrivea Yatuiiia No. 1 Returning Leaves Yuqulna 6:00 AM LeaMw Corvollis H;30 A M Arrives Albany 12;15 P M No. 3 for I etrnit Lave Albany 7;00 A M Arrives Detrnit 11:30 A M N 4 lifturnio Leave lMroii J 2 20 P M Arrives Alhany... f.:l5PM One And twoo -nni cit Allmny and O rvallln Willi iSuiiitiurii Piieilic: irHiint, giTii.jj iihfct survfru lo and from Newiorl hihI idjuent Trains for th mountains urrhj at J roil at noon, KWlnn amnlf limo to ret!h oainpinB (tmuuils ou ihu BteltcubUKh aud baiulRin the sa me day. EDWIN STONE. Mitnauer. H L WALDKN, J TtTKNKlf. TFril'A Ant-ot Albany. Voile Kttntinn im nnll.l tn t-DTfW TM'T) J' JIIT.KK; trains of the "I'HICAO),' m'i'i. a 1,1 l Alb KA1LKUAU " onl.y P'r'ec trams in tha world." "u win nnu 11 neeiratiie tu rlrte on those trains when goinir to any point in the l.aetern States or Canada, They connect with ail Transcontinental Trains anil all 1 U'ket ARents sell tirketa. For liutlier information, pamihleu, etc, ak any Ticket A(fent or .... C J KDDY J W CASKY, General Aeut, lmvl'aa Apnt. I'ortisi.il. tliea Notice to Creditors. Notice isherehy given that th. umler.iirned hae lieen ai'K,int,l hy the County Curt of an. county. Hiesvl., eierntor of the la.1 will anil te.unient and estate of tieonre NiY.rns, deceaseil. All wmna havinc clamis av'MM.t said estate ar herehy notltieil to weeiit ihrm with the pr.p, eonxhei. to the luiilersune-l at the law othce of A C Wrnliurk in Kuirene. tliegon. within sis month, from the date uf this notice llated July 7, I WO. ... 'Iimi Sovras. ttecntor of the Last Will sn.i Te.t.D,et an 1 of the hstaus of lieonre Soveru., dec mvl. KxpfnoiHW la tlir b-t irartmr. IV Aikt-r'a Knuliali lniritv in any csw "I rouitna, eoliia ur rri.tit,. i hnuli! Ir ail In (jlvt- Itiimci li, r. ii.'f rum,, v 'm.ilr.1. L.Stiiii.V)c. r'nr.a.iv For Sale. liixxl hv for cxiw. 2.-Jl H"li. Iniiulri at home np.r north o.i ol Kiigrur bridxe. Jcisni'H Davis. CANADI N PACIFIS. An Ideal Hae you thouaht of tho 8tino 'lnp acroea the "OKKAT hAKES"? Il couibinee 'he altractiva fei,turee ami henetite of an ocean trip withour the utteudat iliecouiforta. I'urthermor it i Uae ea'jeneive than trar ellinK by rail. Tha "Imperial I-iinitfd," with flret claaa eleepera from Vancouver, audTourint Sleeper" from Seattle Every Tueoday, Thurwlay and Saturday, oonnecta with one of the .MAGNI FICENT SIEAilEHS of the C. P. lly. at Fort Williaui. If you are going Eaat we woultl be glad to t;lve you aome facta and information regard ing thia trip. H. II. ABOTT, HO-Dd Ht Portland, Or. K J. COYLE, A. G. P. A., Vancouver, B. C. 0 R & N GO. Depart I Time Schedule. I Arrived Salt Lake, Denver,! Chicago Portland Special 9:15 a m ft worth, umana, Kansas City, St Louis, Chicago and Kaat 4 pm Salt Lake, Denver Ft Wcrth. Omaha Kansas City, St Louis, Chicago and ast Atlantic Express 9:00 p. in. 7 am Walla Walla. Lew iston, Spokane, Minneapolis, St Paul, Duluth Milwaukee, Chi cago and East, Spokane Flyer 6pm Ocean Steamships All Bailint7 dates subject to change. For San FranmBco .ail every 5 d ays Columbia Kiveh Stkamkks To Astoi-ia aud Way LttinlingH. 8 p m , 4'p m Dailv Ex SuiiJay 4 p in Ex Sunday e p in Sat 10 pm WlLLAMttTTKltlVKK 6am Ureiiuu Citv, New- 4:30 piu Ex Sunday Ex Sunday bert Saleii lude- udenci' mi i Wuv Lai.ttiiit.. 7am Yamhili. lavuim Tuet, Thur Oregon City, lJu- and Sut I tou hq(1 Wny Liiuiiitjiis. 3:30 p m Mou, Wed and Fri. i Lv Hip:.ria j Snake Kivkiu LvLewiBtn Daily I yam j:j; a m uiparia Co i.ewistn Duiv ! W H Hurlburt den t'u-t Ai.'i 'Sort ' NOTK' EOF FINAL S ET T LEIu E S T. Notioc in hereby nive j h..t W M Vtr Duyu, a lmiuii-tranir of tb- f-stntc t Snu. uel Smith, (ifft-i.fHd h flu d -w linn count in iht. tn t er o: n iii itu:- v-ith '1 county court of Lnt.i: cciiuiv, Oitoi., mid that Monday, the tith r.uy tf Anr.nt. jUOO, at the hour of one o'clock in tho aitoitiuon r f suid oay be Ri d the Hume iflhert by iixed by the court for tbe bearing ot object int, a to said account and for tbe 6na geliien ent of aaid pptate; tind huv and all objeotions to aaid final account, should be filed with tbe clerk of said court on or before said tiina and date fixed for the hearing thereof. Dated this 18:b dav of June, I'.'OO. W W. VauDuyn, Adiuinirtrat.jr. L. Bilycu, Atty. ..Printing.. AH Kinds .AT THE.... GUARD, OFFICE. BCH mi, LOW FBICES, 6001 STOCK.? -Lt,il Blanks of All IMu SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oto for Lane County. Dolbart Andre we, I'laintilt,! Eva Andrews, Defendant. To a AndrfWf, dtlei-riaiit alcve n. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE 0 Oregon, You are herebv required to ant. and auawer the complaint Sled againat youi! the above entitled oourt aud cause, on or u fore Monday, the 2othday of June, 1100 tk L.: ila.' r,t tk. . ka said court, and if oou fail to so appear" answer aaid complaint, for want thereof ik uraved for in said conipla'nt, to-wit: IV."! decree aKainst you declaring the mwru. contract now eziaung oetween aaid plaintTg aid defendant forever dissolved, and for llltS other relief aa may be equitable. This summons shall oe published six conascn ive weeks in the Dailt Euuini tluaao o?' date of the tint publication hereof beini ik. 2nd day of May. 1900. . " 'i hie summons is published in the Dili.. Ecgknk Guano for six consecutive weekabv order of the Hon. Is. O. Potter, count) judge of Lane county, Oregon, made whawben in Eugene, Oregon, on June sou, 1!W0. L, BILYEU, Atty for PlaiotiJ, SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Ortv0, for Lane county. Lillis M, EKglesham, Plaintiff ) V. J Roy Egglesham, Defenduut. j To lioy EgKiesham, defemiant. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE i ? Oregon, you are hereby .equired in aj( f and answer the oomplaint tiled a-ainu) a in the above entitled suit on or twfore ihf c day of June, liKX); and if ynu f-t.il to auiwvt for want thereof, the plaintiff will take rree aKaiimt you disslviuK the bout, i matrimony now ex snug between platntitf wl defendant and for her ousts aud dinhuriieQlr.utl uf this uit, and aiso for an equitable tiivUi-m of defendant's property, to-wit: a une h-H interest in the 80 acres of land described in the complaint, and also a oiie-tliitd iutti in tbe note and mortgage of JfcotiO, tlcBuiibeo 14 thu complaint. This ttumuioDs is published iu t,u liAirT Eugknk OuaiiD by order of Ibm. K. (t. ut. ter, jmlKeof theC uuty of Lam, sti0 of Oregon, made in chambein the 'Hii tSy 0f April, litOO; and this summons in putituhtrd for the hrst time iu the Lucno bhiix iiUAHU 01 tne issue, April sotu, iihai. ; Ji. K. Skipwohth, Atty for PlaiLtiB. he riff '3 Sale on Forec osure, Xotice is hereby Kiven that b virtue of id j . uution duly issued out of the Circuit I nrt of the State of Oregon, for the county . i i Lane, on the 12th day of April, lMM.un judgment rendered in said Court on the '20th d:iy of March, HHK), for the Bum of Futu Hundred and Fifty Seven and 11 100 Doihui: with interest thereon from the 20th day dt March, l'J'K), at the rate of teu per cent per annum, and forty and no-1 00 dollars atUmieji fef and the further suu. 1 i ihirtyoue anj liO-lllO dollarn uoitp, in a i-uii v-herein Juho Ci'i r watt plui .ulf an A. .J. Nickel anc Mabel Nickel Iriuu 2u 'I. LIihIhoq, A Wtieuler oic dffeudauth i.nd against the de leudauts a. J1. iSidket mo. Mabel Nickel, aw on a decree of foreclosure and onter of uli ent If red in said courv, coin m and iu me 1 order to i-atiffy said judgment and cobts, u sell the following described real proper. to-wit: Lot No 2 in block No. 8, in the Origini plat of Fairmoum, Lat,e county, Oregon containing one and 'JS -100 acres mure or m together with all and singular tenement) hereditaments and appurtenai.ces thereuut belonging or in any wise appertaining. X01 theretorti, li THE NAME OF 1 HE STATE 01 Oreg 11, in compliance wiih said writ, In otft-r tor 8le the uboe described premises, 1 public auction to the higfu-sG bidder for cut a bjret u re lempttoD, at the south doort the Court Huum, in i'.ugoue. Lane count Oreg..u ou 'liiuusDAV.the 'J4th day of iMij 10, between the hours of 0 o'clock a, hi and 4 o'clock p. m , to-wit; at one o'clock j in. on said day. Dated this 18th day of April, 1900. W. W. Withers, Sheriff of Lane County, Oreo. Administrator'; Sle ni Ht 1 Property. No.ioo in lit r. Wj ;, ti ut b- uu in 1' I LiL' CUM . , Ui- j. 1 it. eiiU:o ui 1 fttL 1.. , it .11. , I ..li. t 1;. ... t tit: . 'i iui j. n- f 1. Euki ..(. Hi b..i. HU.I 1 II . . I'Jl'U, ,.l ll.r i lur iui.lti.1 1.S! t'OUi.t), tilfcl. i., i,i ,oi m.Ih 10 iLfc l.ifcllf iMIItl. I lit plb. U M.Cll II III)' I U. jj , 111 lll UA'llln 111. crUll u Itul plOJblfj bfluLBnj to tiit- tmiuib ot i J. gjiuiiuuui', deteutsii twKti.uiajai .il II r ( W Lot ot liie 8 W ol sec US 'I p ,6S II 4 W lii. tj cf a Uli tods laebci ji, lib t-C tUttn NorlhathUrlj ti N in tj uf (tit-.aiiu.Mxniuiei;iLKUct U bti roiii ii lei t IU thu pi couf brluuiug, COUIsiO' 'UK acr. s uf t.d, uiur. or Ichs, u Lane cuuut), Ougun, t xctpt ttio right ol wi.v of the u. tL I.. It. it. Co. across said lulnl. Liuted May 11, l'Ji.O. Alice M. Bkckwiih, Adnir. Estate of E. J. Sln,muuB, UecU Notice of Final Settlement Estate of Katio Lowis, dtceastd, Lani county, Ongoii: Notice is hereby piven that John Lewil and Aleok Lewis, executors of the estnte ol Katio Lewis, deceased, have filed their funl account iu the matter of aaid estate iu uu county conn of Lane county, Oregon, sod ihat Tuesday the 6ih day of June, 1UU0, si tbe hour ol ID o'clock iu the forenoon ol that day ba been fixed by said court for the hearioo nf nl.l,:n ..u unni - n uujniuuiM IU HaiU and for the final settlement of aaid estate. Any and all objections to said account snd uur., Dcnieiubut oi aaia 'estate man ee filed with tLe clerk of said court on or be- saia oate oi neann. "i'a Jltn aay of Aptil, 1WHI. Jobh Lewis, Alecs Lewis, Executor, ot laid estate. Thompson & Habdt, Attorneys lor Executors. NOTICE iOF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Estate of Men P. ttV,.r ..A Tabs coui.tj, OrfrKou. nonce is beieby given that D. B. Hill, adniitnair.tor of the estate of Mary F Baker, deceased, baa filed his final account lo tha ntiiili, nt anu .... ., . Vi nam miaie, la in. coin.' court ot Lane county, Oregon, and Mo day, thasth day of June, 1U00, at the beat of one o'ciook in the afternoon ol that i'J has be, it fixj by .aid court lor tbe best int of objeciiuas to said account, and lot v nciiicuieni oi said eetate. iaieu mis ilst day of April, 1900, D. It. II ILL, . . Administrator. 1 I i-ir. Ally, fotisid trsisie. Notice to Creditors- Kulice ia h.r.h. ;... .i .. ..j.,. ined bas Uen appointed by tbe CoonlJ Coin 1 1 L.ne Ctnnty. Oregon, Adminw- trutor nt Ik. L' . . -. - . . II . n Am. .iam ui o. OwtL, All persona bannkj claims against Bre oereoy noticed to priseni them to the undersigned with tbe I rojeT Tc.uih.ra .t the iawtftce rf A. C. WooHct-k, in Eugene, Lane Ccnntv, (Jre eo iihift i mnn,h .1 . t iti notice. IJatei Febiuary 9, 19(0. a r tr , . administrator of the Estate ot Ii C oowen. Lieoeaaeo.