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Newspaper Page TextEugene Guard Published every venintrof the week, Bun iUh moo p ted. Address til communications Mi' raak all remittance payable to the Kt! EK Uuari), KiiKeoe, Oregon. HUHSCKIPTION RATKK. IUJLT. Dellrered by carrier, er week f 15 tMivered by carrier, per mouth....... 6 By mail one year (in adyanoe) 6" 00 Hi montha 8 00 4)ut month M dingle copies. 06 One veer (! advance) 92700 Bis month 1 00 Advertising ratei made known on applica tion. 'Katered w aecond-ctau matter at .the KiUite, Oregon, poatomoe. THE EASTERN OFFICK8 -Of th paierareat2.t0 to 234 IVmple Court, Nf York City, and U H KiDres Hid. 87 Wa-b Ingt n St., Chicago, IlL, E KATZ Adverts ing Agency in charge. , CAMPBELL BROS Publishers All Busln.ss L.tt.r. to thl. efflo. should b. dlr.ot.d to THE OUARD lnstd ol .Itti.r of th. proprl.tors parson. Mr . , CAHPBILL BROS. EUCEHE GUARD jUNlMONlTUeiWEbltriU iFRlTaATI S t 9 I 10 I 11112 I 15 114 16 I l7TiaTT9T202l 23 24 25126 n a 31 &? WEATHER BUREAU- (Dally Iloport.) POtlTIAND. ortKiKIN,! July ill 1VU0 :U0 ami , VTi'Slhor forecast for h-ngene, Oregon, Fair tonight .lid tomorrow. TUESDAY JULY 24 WON'T STAND. A Wellington dispatch to tllF New York llerald Ib as follows: L N Haberoora, who for sever ' I years baa been oonneoted with the lepublioan oongronlonal oampaign oommittoe in the preparation ol German literature and in sending campaign matter to the German newspapers of the United Stale, baa oome out today in a atatemea repudiating tbe 'republican parit and deelaring for Bryan. Mr Haberoom declares again imperialism. He says the foreiu,i policy of tho republican lari makes the United States a worl power and embroils us in all the quarrels of tbe world and entangle us in forelpn allianoes. Aooordiiiy to Mr Haberoom this country Is already eutangled In an un written alliance with Great Britain. "The republican party," says he, now stands for imperialistic ex pansion and is already busy culti vating the spirit of militarism. Thf demooratlo party has earnestly, clearly and foroibly pronounced against imperialism with it re sultant evils and for the preserva tion of the republlo and the consti tution. The issue is thus made up. and I consider it my plain duty to help maintain the republlo by such efforts 1 as I can make, humble though they are. . "As to 10 to 1,' that has no terrors for us. We have tbe authority of the republican leaders and the re publican party that the senate will safeguard our present tnouetarv system at least till March 3, 1005. With this assurance before me, not to mention others, I am astounded at the frautio efforts now being made by the management ot the republican party, most of the re publican press, and by the repub lican president in his speech of aoeeptance, to frighten the Ameri can people with an issue that is not now alive, in hopes of obscuring the greatest of all istue put before the people since 1865; I shall say l othlng of the istue of trusts, of which tbe president has not do signed to epeak a single word in his speech of acceptance, so rioh in the glowing pictures of the great happiness of the American people under present republican rule. "These reteons for my support ol tbe democratic tickot In what I consider the most serious crisis that has ever threatened the life ol the republic will, I trnst, be under stood and appreciated by my friends." Daily HARRISON'S VIEWS. (Helen. I Moat. Cor St Louis Republic 1 The Livingston (Mont) Post, a copy of which has juHt been re ceived here, says: JCx-I'resident Jiarrison and party came out of the Yelliwstone Park Inel Friday evening and re urni'd cast that evening. The ex iiresidtnt was seen by a Post man, and in response to an inquiry as to tbe political situation, gave it as niB opinion that the republican party would carry the election this rail, but admitted that Bryan would receiye a heavier vote in thf east this year than be did in 1896. He thought the chances of tbe great democratic leader in In diana much better than tbey ever had been and said it would not surprise bim should the state eo democratic this fall. The ex-president did not think the republican party had pursued the rightful course with regard to tbe trust question, and thought tbe administration was playing fast and loose with the people on the matter. ' lie regards the adminis tration, however, as having been a wise one for the most part, but ad mils that several grievous mistakes nave been made in handling the reins of government. POLITICAL BATTLE GROUNDS. Now York Tribune. Already it is dear that the great political battles of this year's cam paign are to be fought In the states of New York, Ohio, Illinois, Indi ana, Kentucky, Maryland, Minne sota and Michigan. . The Import ance of each of these states may be understood by a glance at their respecting voting power in the eleotoral college: New York S Ohio 23 Illlnol ,...V4 Michigan 14 Indiana 16 Minnesota 9 Kentucky 18 Maryland 8 This loots up a total of 142, being a little mare than 80 Bbort of the number necessary to elect a presi dent and a vloe president. IS IU OUMGER From ninny diseases. Children who are well nourished success fully resist disease to which nn ill - nourished child succumbs. Your child has enough food. Does the food inttke flesh ? If not there is something wrong; with the stomach and other or gans of digestion and nutrition. Thnt wrong can be quickly righted by the use of . OR. PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY. In ninety-eight cases out of every hundred it completely cures indigestion and other diseases of the digestive nnd. nutritive sys tem in both young and old. You enn consult Dr. Pierce by letter free. Ad dress Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. FREE I Dr. Pierced Medical Advis er, baiwr cov era, Is sent on receipt of si rents to pay coat of mall in r only, AddrtM Dr. litre), as at. Story of a Slave. To be bound hand and foot for year by tneolialna of disease Is the wont lorm of slavery. George D Williams, of Manchester, Mich., (alia how aioba slave was made free. He Bays: "My wire has been so helpless for rive years that she oould not turn over In bed aloov. After using two bottle of Kleotrlo Hitter the I woudotfiilly Im proved aud able to do her own work." 1'hl supreme remedy for female die quickly cum nervoutnena, alep- lesaue, melanolioly, headache, back ache, fainting and dlasy spoils. This miracle working nisdlolns I a godsend to weak, sickly, run-down 1 people. Kvcry bottle guaranteed. Only 60c. Hold by W L Delano, drugglet. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative lirnmo Quinine Tab let'. All druggists refund the money If It fails lo cunt. K. W. Unive'e s'gna. lure in ou u)h box. 'Jhi We call mention to the advertise ment of the Htate Normal Hc-linol at Monmouth appearing. In another col umn of this Issue. 1'h school reports asucreaaful year, with nciurKltiir pMapecU (or the next aeMlmi. Many teachers are taking the Normal ("ours t, both for tl Saks of the rofeln al training, now pretty generally iiruianaeu, ana also a in iwt mean i of pn-paratlnn for arvurlng th hlale paper. J C P AT LA Prevented a Tragedy. Timely Information give" MinGeorge Long, of New Htralteviile, Ohio, pre vented a dreadful trg dy m.d saved two live.. A frlghtiul coui'li had long I ept her awake every night. Hhe had tried many runiediex and doctors hut tu-.dily gww worse until urywl to try ;r King'. New Ul-cove y. One buttle f holly cured her, aud nlie writes this marvelous medicine aln cured Mr .oiig of a severe attack of pnejinnula. Hucb cure are positive proof of the matchless merit of this grand remedy or curing all throat, cheat and lung roubles. Only 60n and (1.00. Kvery notlle guaranteed. Trial bottles free al W L DeLano's diug store. Men Wanted. Twenty men wanted at Bsginaw to work in the sawmills and logging camp of the Boolu-Kelley Lumber Company. Tile For Sale Eight Inch tile for sale. Inquire of j n t.ainpoen aiuuAKO omce. Uat & Henderson, Unoeitaners and Embarmers. Cor, wit, and 7th sts. 'I used Kodol lyeppmlH Cure In my family with . wonderful results. Xt gives immediate relief, Is pleaxant to take and Is truly tbe dyspeptln'n best friend,'' says K Hurtnerlnk. Overlsel. Mich, Digests what you eat. Cannot fall to cure. Vincent A Co, Corner urug niore. Last (all I snralned my left hip while handling some heavy boxes. The doctor I uMled on said at ftrsc it was a alight strain and would aoon be well, hut it tirow worse aud the doctor said I had rheumatism. It continued to grow worse and I could bardly get around to worn. 1 went to a drug store aud the druggist recommended me to try Chamberlain's I'ain Balm I tried It and one-half of a 50 -cent battle cured me entirely. I now recom mend It to all my friends. F. A Hancock, Erie, Pa. It Is for sale by V. L. DeLano. Rev. W. E. Bltzer, W.Oaton, N. Y. writes, "I bad dyspepsia over twenty years, and tried doctors and medicines without benefit, 1 was persuaded to use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and It help ed me from the start. I believe It 1 1 be a panacea for all forms o( Indigestion," It digests what you eat. Vincent A Co., Corner DrugHtore. J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO EM3ALHERS and FUNERAL DIRECT OliS Whale Oil Soap. Hopgrowers are Invited to cull an the Kuxene Knap 'Jo, 8th street near Olive, for samples and prices of whale Oil soap. i-jUOKNB nOAr Co. Central Market, Watkins & Mir PROPRIBTOKS Will keep constantly on hand a full supplj BEEF MUTTON. PORK and VEAL Which thoy will mill al tho lowtwt market price. a talr snare ol tbe tcWlc mmm sollclieo :-TO THE KAHMKKR-i We will pejr the hlghee! market rtoe for Fat Cattle, fiogH nnd Hheep. Shot) on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. STSS Umi. dalWerod to nv trl ol Uj city FtmoI nh.ru. g I Of All Kinds .AT TIHt... GUARD OFFICE. 6000 WORK, LOW FRICES, 6003 STOCK.; UtgalBUnit illll Kinds-. PrntiD BUHINRSS C.AtW. H ERHKKT I.KIGH. ASSAY Ol'KIOK, 1'roiQpt Slid accurst, return );u.ruiited. Cottage fiaovi, Okeoo. A'lTOK.NEVS-AT-J.AW. yy c UALE. ATTOH'!- -Af-LAW. ooiua t and 2 ChmlDan bltick. XUGUt'K. OBUHiV, J M WILLIAMS, ATTOKNKY-AT-LAW Collections a nueclaltr. Jrhce Over Lane (unfr Buik. BILYhU, ATTOKNEY-ATLAW. 3Hii-0er First N.tiuDal Bank. KuorjE, Okeoon. WIIODCODK, ATTOIINEY-AT-LA W. CrB( One-half block south of (JhrUmaj lilk BuocME, Oaaoov. 1 K HKIl'WOHl'H. ATTOKNKY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's. Edokhx Okeooh. HKLiiia w THoaesoa ejus i iurdy rjlHOMraoN 4 HARDY, ATTORNEY8-AT-LAW. DIHc In First National Bank Building. Practice in all the courts. KUOKNE, OKEOOH. (i KO, li 1JOU1US, T AITOUNEY ft COUNSELOIl-AT-LAW Win practice In all the onnrta of the Second Judicial Outriot and in the tiupreue Court oi trie state. Hpecial attention fdven to collections and matters in probate. Office First National Bank Iildg. Rooms 1, 2 and 3. MEDICAL. D RJW HAKIUH, PHYSICIAN AND SUIWEON. Ollice Over Wilklus k Linn's druir store. Office Hours V U. 12 a iu; 2 to 5 and 7 to y p in. Residence Kerry street between 11th and J3AIXE 4 KUYKKNDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SU1KJEON3. Ollices In Chrisluau Block. 8wcial attention to surgery and surgical dis eases of women. JJIRANK J. VAN KIRK, M. U. l'HYSIUIAN 4 SURGEON. Seciftl attutiou to dsrea.es of the eye, ear. nose and throat. Office-First National Bank Buildinir. Residence Mrs Whiteaker, North William ette atreet. J 8 LUCKKY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. F. COINS, OHIlKW jyR a biddle, DENTIST Offlce-On Ollvs stm". tv, n '-'ifth and hlnh street, one bloc;, i -t o( Minnesota Hotel. Sunnysids Belgian Hare Co. rSUITVAtl, CALIFORNIA- Iuiporters, breeilers and shippers of pedigreed Ws carry all ol tlis Icadinn strains. Bucks and breedinir tlim. imm sa nn All stock guaranteed just .. .represented or Hoitt's School MCNLO PARK. SAN MATEO CO.. e.L Has new buildinss, newlr furnished labor, tories and irynnanium. Beautiful surround lnss osredll suirvision, home iutiueoces, is uiorougnir eiiuij peu anil oners suierior ad vantSKes for the care and training of boys and young men. Accredited at the inlvn,iti. tenth year begins Aug U, l'.Ktl). Send for uaiaiogii Ia G HoiTT, l'h, D Principal 0 R & N GO. Depart 1 Tims Sclie.lul. Arrived Salt lke, lVnver. Chicago l'.rtlsnd t-.-Ul Dilbam Atlantic Kf press V.OU p. m. II orth, unialia. 4pm Kansas tltr. St Iahiis, Chicago and, Kast lt IjOis. IVnvsr Ft Wi rtli. Omaha I Kansas City, St I 7 am JHii,l Moagoand Kast "Walla" XfaliaTLsw" iston. SMkane, Minneap.dia. St I'aul, Dulilth Milwaukee, Chi cago And Kast, Spokane FIjm p la M0 m (.VtAX STRAllHHini j All SAilintf .Utw 8pm 4tptn K.irSwi KnJiciiioi- t'OLlKRU Kivu SlKAMlHS To AUrt ni Wii.tJLMvmKKiviir brv, Slui, In.ro wa.lcnc twd Way w 1llam itti a no Yamhill Kim ha 4pm Ex SuaxUy 40 pm 7n S:30prn Mvn, Wed and Kri Tu, Tlmr , 1 jabtlmm. 1T1L I I .J TiWratn tin to lwuta J lity . mm l I yam W H Hurlburt m Ak i'ort. Or FIRST Nationa Bank Of tuQcnn. Paid up Cash Capital S30.000 Surplus - 850,000 Eugene, Prefton. AOK.N'KKAL B.lMvlNG KJtSlN:'8 lme rr m ;uatIe term. .-ifht ilrafu on Chitat., a Krncic ut1 T'trt- lam I. Onemu iiilli or txchtnxr -ld on ionio o outrie VvmiU riivd tubjeut to check off certlfi- cat of tie(rfit. All collection! cntnutd to Ui wm rec eive prompt atteotioD. T O Hsnoricks, Fresident. P. . Snodorass, Cafltiirr. L. H. Pottib. Aet't Canbier S B Hum, Vice President. EUGENE LoanoSavingsBank OI Eugene, Oregon. Paid L'p Cash Capital - '$50,000! Surplus . 2,5 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS. Drafts issued on the prlnc'psl cities of tbe TJuited dtstes and loielgn countries. lull-real allowed on Demand Certlllcaiei of Deposit when lefr rlated tierlod. Collections receive our prompt alter. Uon. City slid County WsrranU boughu W. E. SHOWN, i President F. W. OSBUKN, vsshltr. D. A. PAINE, Vice President. W. W. BROWN. Asst Csshlsr. LANEGOUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. Estsbllshsd In 1882. Old.st Bank In the County. A General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, President L. O. HULIN, Cashier. H. h. HOVEY, AsHt Cashier. Corvallis & Eastern RAILKOAD. 't'lItlE CARD Na 2 for Yaquina Train leaves Albany Leaves Corvallis Arrives Yaquina No. 1 Returning Leaves Yaquina leaves Corvallis Arrives Albany No, 3 for Detroit leaves Albany Arrives iletroit No. 4 Returning eavea Detroit Arrives Albany No. 6. . Leaves Corvallis .12:50 V M . 1:40 P M . 6:66 P M . 7:00 AM A;30 A M .12:10 V M . 7:00 A M .11-.20 A M .12:10 P M . r,:!5 P M .. 6:00AM . C:-15 A M Arrives Albany No. 6. Leaves Albany Arrives Corvallis.. .. 7:20 PM . . 8:06 P M One aud two connect at Albany and (VrvHllla wtlh southern l-sclno trslns, glvliis direil service 10 and from Newport and rdl .cent beeches. Tralustnrth mounulns arrive at netroltat noou, giving ample time to reach camping grouuils ou the liieluiibu.li and Saullain the ssmeday, Five and SU connect at Albany with the Allianylocal to and front Portlane. EDW IN STONE, ' Mauager. . II L WALDEN. J TURNER. TfiPA Agent Albany. , , . X?l,,!,?.,.,'"UoB 11 cIM ,otl, 'PIONEKU ? V,X W ,rni'" "CHICAl'tl, MU,. VI Al KKR ST PAUL RAILROAD" he only veriect trsins in the world." ou will rind it desirable t rule on those trains whsn going to any point in the tsjlern States or Cana.la. They onnnect w th all 1 ransonntlnsntal Trains and all 1 ickst AgenU sell tickets. For (uither infonnatioa, Jami.hlsU, tc ask any Ticket Agent or C J EDDY" ' Agent, 1'ortlsn.t, t,rg J. L. PAGE -DCALIK 18. Groceries Having a Ijtnw and Complete stock o( fUple and l-'ancy Groceries bonght In the next markets, EXCLliSIVEH FOR CASH, . imn mr puuiio issuer prices than any other hcuss In Eugrue. T ..n.. . i ni ... CANADIAN PACIFIC. An Ideal Holiday Trip.... Have .,u thought .-( tli S'.eau.e Irip acrcsui the "(JKEAT LAKES"? H cnnbuies .'.tractive ieatuie. and lieurtiu ol eu ocean trip withonr the ..ttendst discjinioru. Furthemior it is les expensive than trav elling bv rait. it.. ., ;-, t I " .1,1. Araf cl&jts I ine iiuperuM ..iuiiu, j sleepers from Vancouver, and Tourist Sleeper" from Seattle Every Tuesday, Thumlay and Saturday, connects witn one oi me FIOEX'l' Slt,AJlERS of tho li. 1'. Ry- at Fort Wiliiaui. If jou are going give you some facts s ing this trip. we would be glad to information regard- H. H. ABO. i', 14U 3.1 St l-. rtland.Or. E. J. CuYLK, A. G. V. A, Vancouver, B. C. SUMMONS- In th name of tbe State of Oregon for .La at Ooimty. Oeorge G Cnmptou, PlaiutifT, Mttegie Campuiu, Ptfftndant To Maggie Catupton, the itbove named deieDdant: IN THE NAME OP THE S LATE OF OKEGON: louareheroby HOtutuoned anj reqaiied to appear in the above entitled conit and auewer tbe complaint of tbe above named pumtin now nn tile tnerein, on or before TneBdav. the4tb dav of Octo ber, 19U0, that timo beii.g more tban eix weeks from tbe date of tbe first publication of tbia bummon, to-wit: On the 24th day of July, 1900. And you are further notified thnt if you fail to so appear and antiwar Raid oum p!aint and suminona as heieiu r- quired, the plaintiff will apply to tbe conit for tbe reliet prayed for iu bis complaint, to-wit; tor s decree deciarms tne murnaco con tract now existing between plaintiff and defendant furever dm no Wed, aud1 that plaintiff be divorced froui'defendant, arid lor mu renei Herein. Tbe date of tbe first publication r f th summoDK is tbt '24tb day of July, 1100, This summon 1r publibhed in thf "Daily Euxetse Gnard" by order ;f the Hon H H Kincaid, County t)udg ut Lrine County. irregon. That the "Daily Enyr-m Gnard" is a dail newspaper pu! lihbt J una of generul oiTculation in tbe col v ot Lnut, btate of Oregon, and the on .nost likely to give nonce to tne dfieuuu ; Dated this 24ib dn of Julv, 1000. L. BlLYKTJ, Attorney lor I'minuiT. NOTIi E OF jfiNAL SETTLEEST. Kotic is hereby tven that W M. Vn Dnju, admiiuatrator of tbe tatttte of Sun uel Smith, rieeeused, ban flird hiK fiuBi bc count in the ntt-tter oi Kit id cHtntt vith i lie coumy coi.rl ut Lin e iount, Oten"ri, and that Monday, tbt tith iu.j of Auf,ui,t, 10CO. at the Lour oi one o'clock in .he aticrnuon t i aaiuoay bo ami tiie Hnine in ber-by fixed by the court for the heorirg oi ubji-etiohB to said aceount and for the Html Het.ien;ent of aaid estate; and auv and all oiijpotious tu eaid final account, h lion Id be filed w itb the clem of aaid court on or before Ha id iiii) and date fixj-d for the hearing tbert uf. Dated this lHib day of June, 1900. W. M. VanDuyn, AdniiniRtrrit.ir. L. Bilyeu, Atty. Notice to Creditors. Estate of A. V. Peters, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Geo B Dorris U...J ..i.jvi,i,ru wiiiiiiiisirnior ot cue estate of A V Peters, deceased, by the nonuraole ii K Kmcaid, County Judge of r ..gim. ijenions naving claims against s..id eUte aie In rety notified tn ttrstausiit that as tt. a t l. .J ... , -- - 1.111, muiuuiBtriitor. at hwluw orcein Kugetie C ty, over the First r . . w''',' B mnnms irom the dite of this notice, July 12, 1000, with the a.VvWJ .uutiiem, An ciatma must be iwrmizou. uEupuoHKiB, AduiinintraU.r. Notice of Sale on Execution. Notice la hereby giren that by virtne of an eiMl1tIiifi anrl n. .1... ..I .. r , j . t v . " 'coBrt prop erty duly iMiied out nf the circuit court i)f the Stfttft f)f llsainin fn. l i , , . ' ; " ." wumy, on ine or.ii day of July, 11KM), in a tmit wherein, on the I 'th flv nf I iriKoe iuimi :.i . v.. .,:.,. auiuaui, piainiiu.recoverett judgment and decree acainnt W ila.in H Stub r wuwmiui oi tne rtunnred and J-ive and 25-100 Dollam with intent t V balt' J"dKieiit t the frwethtr with the onata and t1irbur.einentii of Una action toxed and allowed at tiff.SO. com- ----- me w mu at public . , A Bvu""' ni Deing tt . viuii, wiu ue:crioed aa fol lows, to-wit: UI Th nutrnaro-f 1 f l at . . . u.utb.ri ... 'zxrr"".1 "a '? . .V inwi i ann tne east a ot the Riuthwest JM,I the .outbewtjot m:o lion 14, in township 23 south range 3 west. Also the .east i of section 3(i and the south west landtheetiof the northwest and the southwest, of til. aonhwest i of .JcS So in township 23 south of rsnge 3 west, all in Lane county. Oregon. ' Oregon, in comphsnce with sai 1 writ and order of sale, I will otter for sal, the above ;.e.. rlbed premise, subject to rciemptiIt county, Ornl on """r 'U 'a'- J-" lt.'n ' 'C'',lh ,A"gu 11100, okpm.u.witrAtJoSon-.aid Dati-d thia 18th day of July l'H. . W.Avi I HERS iUr ffof CnlVf i)rtktt:n Notice to Creditors. && l-ane county. Diegon, exei-utne !.l .V I A -,1 and Urtamet duT.'tf t preset them ,h ,h, r,irv.''t,He'i .he nndersil ., ,, Wcsiwl, Eugene. Oregon .ithl " " Etecut.,r th, I ... Alaska (min KiPl(K irst steamship frt.,lle s TTzVr' Ma, et,.r .cc.n,Mlan. -. r j ? , Ar.is.K"';", In tbe Circuit Court of the State of Or. Ilelbsrt Audrews, riaintiif Eva Andrews Defendant To I-va Andrews, delendaut si,,,.. IN THE NAME OF THE SlAlv Oregon, You are hereb required toiil, and answer the complaint tiled against v the slsve entitled court and cause, on for. Moliday, the 25th day of June, " f lieiug the tirst ilay o( the next reulsr tern said court, and if vou faU to so app,r 7, an.wer said coniplaiut, for want thereof o plaintiff will apply to said court f ,r lae iSl prayed for in said complaint, to.wit y decree against you declariug the'uiirriL1 ooLlract now eiisciug between said i.ui, , I aid defendant forever dilve.1 ....I ! ""'' wliMf u nt.v ha Minit.l.L .Uct This summons shall be published six corns tive weeks in the lUiur Eugkni Ol'asiiUu date of the tirst publication hereof beinJ li 2nd day of Way. 11100. "g This summons is uublished in the Din KiuimGuakii for six consecutive wv7k! order uf the Hon. 15. O. P,.te.. udge of Lane county, Oregon, 'msde Jhaubers in Eugene. Oregon, on qa., L. BILYEU, Atty for PUintiJ. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the Stau nf rw. for Lana county. w vs. I Kuy Egfflcflham, I'efendant jo noy cgKi6Bnnn, oeren-iant. IN THE JN'AALK OF THE STATE ay Oregon, you are hereby lequired to apt4. and .annwer the ooinpUint tiled apaiuat ym in the above entitled auitou or before the l8in day of June, 190U; and if you fail Ui tuiBWw fcirwunt thereof, the plaintitf will take a u cree Hnuiuot you diwlviuK the bomls U m:atriuiuny now exiting between plaintiff an.i detenilant and for her cueta and ditfuunteuiruta of thin unit, and also for an equitable dm.., of defendant'o property, to-wit: a one thini interest in the 80 acrei ot land deacribeil iu the complaint, and alao a one-third iutrtt in theuote and mortgage of $309, described in the complaint. 'J lm ttuminons is published in the buj Euqknk Guaud y order of Hon. E. U. rot ter, judge of the '"unty ' of Lane, Mat o! Oregon, made in &. Mbera the Wsth day of April, 1900; Ld thi. aummonfl iw published for the trst tixr.3 i.. the Eugt-ue Dailt Guauu of the issue, A.iril 2Hth, I'Ml ..BR. Skipwobth, Atty Ijt 1'idiLititT. Srienffs Sale on Forec osure, .V.tire la hereby given that b virtue of is e:-dilution duly issued out of the Circta C 'Urt oi the Stute of Oregon, for the count o- jittue, on the 12th day of April, 1900, on i ji.iigtneDt rendered in said Court on the 1,0th duy of March, 1900, for the sum of Four Hundred and Fifty taeveu and 11 100 Doil&n; with interest thereon from the 20th day of March, 1900, at the rate of ten per cent per annum, and forty and no-100 dolit.ru attorntji ftjfH, and the further auui ot thirty-oue tud 20-lU0dollarf coat, in a uit therein John Conger was plaiiititf an-. A.J. Nickel aud .iabel Nickel. Olemetzu T. Uodaoi., A heeler were defeudautct ant asaiuot the at tendant 41. J. .NicKel and Mabel .Nickel, anil on a decree of foreclosure and order of Wo rendered in aaid court, coiumaudink me ,a order to satisfy aaid judgment and cobta, W Bell the following described real property to-wit: Lot No. 2 in block No. 8, in the Origini! plat of Fairmouut, Lane county, Oretfon, containing one and 'H UH) acres more or It, irOKetlu-r with alt aud singular tenement, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or iu any wise appertaining. Mow therefore, liN '1HE NAME OF THE STATE OF Uieg n, in compliance iih eaid writ, 1 will oiler tor sale ttie atxe described preuiiaef, H public auction to tho liiKl.tm biduer tor cult, h .bjtict to re lemptiou, at the eouthdooruf the Court jHouKw, in Juyeue, Lulh county, Ureg'-n on THuusHAV,lhe 24th day of May, 10UU, imiwetu the hours of 9 oui."A a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m., to-wit: at oce o'clock . m. on aaid day. Dated this ltfch day of Auiil, 19O0. W. W. Withers, Sheriff of Lane County, Uregwo. Administrator's Sale of Real Property. Kolicu is lurett sjlveu thai by virluu ul an Older ol tLe county con.i ol Lsii. oounty, Urt-gou, maoe uud entered olrecoul in said couil ou tlie Bth doy ol May, 1MI, 1 will ou oicLCay the ibtb oa ui Juut, IlKJU, nt the hour ol one o'clock p. in. at the courthouse door lu Eugene, Imm couuty, Oregon, oner lor sule to tbe highest bidder at public aucton, for ca.-h, the following described real proper beionuig to ttie esiute ol n. J. biinuiuns, decesrea' Kegiumug at the N W Cor ol ibe S W ol sec i6 Tp Jti S 1( 4 W thence b sti tods, thiuce h 125 rues; thence Northwesterly to N line ol tte'sMiue quurtei ; thenoe W b6 rods Y leet to the pl.ioe of beginning, contain ing myt ucrta ut Iulu, more or less, id Luue count), Oregon, except the right ol ) ol the u. & o. It. it. Co. across said Uud. IMed Muy 11, l'Jl.0. Alios M. Bgcawna, Ailuir. Estate ol L. J. Min.monB. D.c'ii. Notice of Final Settlement Estate of Ratio Low is, deceased, L ine county, Ortgot.: Notice is berel.v cWen that John Lewis and Aleck Lewis, executors ol'lhe eslsle ol Ratio Lewis, deceased, have Bled ihelr UDal acoount iu ibe matter of said enisle in the county court o( Lane county, Oieuou, and "esuajr me am aay ol Jane, ivuu, ai the hour Ol 10 o'clock in in forenoon of that day has been fixed by said coutt lor tbe hearing of objections to said account and (or the final settlement of said eslsle. Any and all objections to said acoount sod the dual settlement nf baU biia mnst be filed with the olerk of aaid ooort on or be fore said oate of bearing. iwu una tain aay ot April, rjuu. Jobs Lbwim, Aleck Lewis, Executors ot mid estate. Taoatnos & H.bdt, Attorneys lor Executors. NOTICE IOF FINAL BETTLEWENT. Eiiiate ot ilr P .i a ir.a - j m. . ..asset . Ul'l-CflBtU, ooinHy. Urtgtin, Notice is btreby given thatD. R. IHill, adminiHtrKtor of the estate of Mary F. "" t"""fMI oaanied bis final accoaoi ID tUB nitll, r nl .... .1 .. - ---- - v. nuiu wrltsC IU IIIO CHUItlJ court ol La t county, Oregon, and Mod- dav. thf4tfi AuV as"...,. . .L- of one o ciock in tbe afternoon of that day has btn filMi has . . t....- - . " aaiti UUUIl I fir U1B lim- "f ?' "' jeettoL. to aaid account, and for ,rulrul oi aaia estate. "',ra una .i.t day ol April, 1900. u. a. Hill, r . ' Admiuistrator. . ' for isid ins.e. Notice to Creditors. N.itice is ben by gin that ibe tndrr. "I.ued has been appointed by the County Coart L n,eCc only. Oregon, A"minis trsn.r il ib. Esi.t, f H. C. OweL. de-re-'d II ..-roLs Lmiusi claims agaitst said estate .re hereby notified to pr sent i. 'f "ersigned with the troter voucher, .t lh, lbW ,ft(. p( 'A 'c. 2 ' . ' ,n D("'". Lne Ccrnty, Or (J"tlr' " mtnths dem He.ai. f tbi I'l'ed February 9, 1900, . . A. C. WooDcoc-, Adti aistr.tor of tusist.t.of UCOowsa. i'cesufd.