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Newspaper Page TextDiiily JRuireuG Guard Published every evening of the week, Sun day excepted. Address all comrouukatloiis an-1 make all remittance payable to the Euoknic Guabu, Eugene, Oregon. SUIWCIUPTION KATES. DAILY. Delivered by carrier, per week f lfi Delivered by carrier, per mouth 5 By mail one year (in advance) 6 00 Six mouths B 00 One mouth o0 Single copies. WEKKLT. One year (in advance) $200 Six mouths f 00 Advertising ratea made known on applica tion. Entered as second class Eugene, Oregon, postoftioe. matter at the THE EASTERN OFKIOB3 -Of the paper are at 230 to 2H4 Temple Court, New York City, and U H Kipreea JiMjr 87 Wa-b-Ingt -n St, Chicago, IlL, K KATZ Advertis ing Agency In charge.. CAMPBELL BROS Publiflhere All Business Letters to this office should be directed to THE GUARD Instead of either " """"" "VXbELL BROS. WEATHER BUREAU- (Dally UcporU POUTI ANI). OKKOON.I Jul; 1UO-DUU a in) eealher foroeaal for hutteno, Oregon. Fair tonight .lid tomorrow. WEDNESDAY JULY 25 PAY FOR YOUR NEWS. Hem is the lateBt story ol a oon if ho in too stingy to take his honre pkpur, Bays tho Kanaaa Item: A man who was too economical to take this paper Bent his little boy to borrow the oopy taken by bis noighbor. In his haste the boy ran over a $1 Bland of bees and in ten minutes looked like a warty summer squash. His odes reached his father, wbo ran to his assist ance, and failing to nolioe a barbed wire fenoe, ran into It, breaking it down, cutting a handful of flesh from his anatomy and ruining 14 pair of pants. The old oow took advantai a ol the gup in the fenoe and got into the corn field and killed herself eating green oorn, Hearing the rauket, the wife ran, upset a four gallon ohurn of rich cream Into a basket of kit tens, drowning the whole flock. In the hurry she dropped a (7 sot of false teeth. The baby left alone orawled through the spilled orenm and into the parlor, ruining a bran new $20 carpet. During the ex oitement the oldest girl ran away with the hired man; the dog broke up eleven Betting bens,' and the calves got out and chewed the taile off four fine shirts. ANOTHER GERMAN STRAW. Dm UoIum (lowal Leader. Col Joseph Klbroeck, editor of the Iowa Blaats-Anxeiger, who advo oaled I'aliner and Buokner in 1890, both on the stump and in his paper, announces this year he will give his suppirt to Bryan and Bterenson. Colonel Klbroeck is a strong sound money man none stronger in Iowa, and no man has been more courageous in the cause. But he is oonvinoed that free silver Ism it no longer an issue that there is scarce a possibility, even if Bryan were elected, that the mone tary standard would be threatened. 8o believing and being uncompro misingly opposed to the adminis tration's imperialistic policy, be baa gone back to bis old party and will give il hearty support. A GIRL'S ESSAY OX BOYS. At a resent schwl examination for girls this composition was banded in by a girl of 12: 'Toe boy la not an animal, yet tbey can be beard to a considerable distance. Wben a boy boilers be opens his big mouth like frogs, but girls bold 1 . 41,1 1 1 - - 1. - I I UltJir wugus uu tun ra jwa.ou vu, iVNM0NTUeiWEDTI1U IFRI 5fl JL JL JL L J- J- 'A ft JL JO. LL 12. ? It S JLJZ LS J?20 ?L ft i,.22 23 24 25 26 27 26 5 anttben le-v 8wer roepectabie and tell juBt now it was. A boy thinks himself clever becauee he can wade where (be wu'er in deep. When tbo boy grown up he is called a husband, and then he (tops wading and stays out nights, hut the grown-up girl is a widow and keeps house." Forestry Agent Johnson eays that 400.000.000 feet of timber is consumed annually in the elate of Oregon for tire wood. 1'ortland burned 137,797 cords of slab and uodwood last year. The (southern Pacific, which burns wood exclus ively on its Oregon lines, consumed some 90,000 cords alone last year. The Blue Mountain wood camps out 15,000 to 20,000 cords each, an nually. This wood finds a market in Baker City, La Grande, Walla Walla, and even Idaho. The steamboats on the Columbia and Willamette rivers consume enor mous quantities of cord wood and keep a email army ol mon em ployed in furnishing it. P. Tecumseb, Sherman, son of the late William T Sherman, has bilted t lie republican national ticket. Me slates he is opposed to the re-election of President Mo- Kinley because of i ho treatment accorded the soldiers during the Spanish war. He says he cannot support an administration that was responsible for the privations suf fered by the regulars and volun teers in Cuba. Mr Sherman has othor grievances which influence bim in not supporting Mr Mo Kinley for re election. It might be well to add that the Shermans and Cieneral Miles are relatives Lis Angeles is the QrBt of the western oitiea to experience the inev itable shook tbat alwaya follows the completion of the census reports, and the fall is a bard one. From a claim of 120,000 people the figures go tumbling down to 99,650, which is nearly UUUU less than were re ported in the special conn us taken two yearB ago. Headache may lie railed a woman's ailment. Some men suffer from it. Hut almtwt all women have to endure ita pain with each recurring month. This fact poiiita at once to lite Intimate relation between the health of the delicate woman uly organs, aud the general health or the whole botlv. whole hotly. Dr. Pierce's l-'avor- its Prescription bauiahca headache by Imntahing Ha caiiae. It cures the dia- eaat-a which irritate the delicate womanly organs, fret the nerves and waHte the atrciiKth. It increaaea the vitality and huiltla up the nervoua ayatem. "favorite Prescription" contains no opium, cocaiue or other narcotic. I want lo pntUr yntir mltclne," writ. Mtm. Hnt.tt I. Illltm-V. of Cirvrtit Cilv. rutn.m Co.. Ifl. "I Haw hru tick for twenty yrnr., .mi tinvc hrcn .Imnftt In bcil Aw vrare. and now I am .tilt lo work .11 tiny. 1 hv tnkrn cIkM hotttr. of Fiivoritt rtrflrHption ' .nd roll, of 'OtiMru MrtlK-nl DlM-ovcry' .ml one vl.t of 'lvllrl.' I pmiae yin-r ntrillclue to nil. 1 hail tlie hmlafhr tail It amir. My Ihtoat la welt anil couuli Done. mi, nil my old trotiMra nra better, l ttli'il m.uy other Llml. of uicUlclue anil four ductor. a MAh WUK HONIN MRONO ANU SICK WOMEN WtLl. Story of a Slave. To be bouud band and foot for years by the chains of disease Is the worst lorm of slavery. George I) Williams, of Manchester, In lob., tells how saeha slave was made free. He says: "My wire has been so helpless for five years that she oould not turn over In beat alone. After using two bottles ol Kleolrlo Hitters she Is wonderfully Im proved and able In do herowu work." I hla aunt pine remedy tor female dis- quickly cures nervousness, aleep- leeaneaa, melancholy, headache, bark er-he, fainting and dlsay spells, 'l itis miracle working uiedlulne iaa godaeud to weak, sickly, ruu-down people. Kvery bottle guaranteed. Only 6tV. Hold by V I, Deljtno, drugglat. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative llronio Qiilulna Tati- feta, All driiKgiala reftimt lite money If It fall, to cure. K. W. tirove'a a'una- tura Is on each Ikix. SAo. We rail attention to the advertiix ntent of the Htate Normal Mt-hnol at Monuioulh apiwarma In another eol- umii of this Iseue. The K-hixd rrixiris a autxwful year, . with enoourak-iug pwapeots lor Ilia next sewlon. Many teachers are taking the Normal Count- both for tilt sake of the profraaloii- al training, now pretty geneiaily I demanded, and alao aa the twol mean. 0f preparation for securing the Male ... k A Watkins Prevented a Trayedy. Timely Information given MmCJeorge Long, of New HlraltBVllle, Ohio, pre vented a dreadful trugidy Hud unveil two live. A frightful couifti had long kept her aWake every nlglit. Who bad tried many remedies and doetors but aieadlly grew wraa until urged to try lr King'. New Dir-cove y. One bottle wholly cured her, ami she writes this I larvelous medicine ula-i cured Mr Long of a severe attack of pneumonia, r.uch cure are positive proof of Hie inalcbleMi merit .l this grand remedy I jr curing all throat, cheat, aud lung troubles. Only 60o aud (1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free at W L DeLano's drugstore. Men Wanted. Twenty men wanted at Bagiuaw to work In the aawruilla aud logging camp ol the ijootu-Kelley Lumber Company. Tile For Sale Klght inch tile for sale. Inquire of IK ampDell alUUiKD otnoe. Dai & Henderson, Undertakers and Embalmers. Cor. Wil. and 7th sis. "I used Kodol DyBpepsia Cure In my family with wonderful results. It gives Immediate relief, is pleasant to take and is truly the dypeptin'8 best friend," says K Hartgerlnk, Overisel, Mich. DlgestM what you euU Cannot fail to cure. Vincent A Ho, Corner Drug Hiore. Last fall X sprained my left hip while handling some heavy boxes. The dootor I onPed on said at flrsc it was a slight strain and would soon be well, hut it trow worse aud the dootor said I had rheumatism. It continued to grow worse and I could hardly get around to work. I went to a drug tore and the druggist recommended me to try Chamberlain's Pain Halm I tried It aud one-half of a 60-cent bottle cured me eutlrely, I now recom mend It to all my friends, t . a. Hsbcock, Krle, Pa. Il Is for sale by W L. DeLauo. Ilev. W. E. Bitzer, W.Caton, N. Y. writes, "I bad dyspepsia over twenty years, aud tried doctors and mediolnes without benetlt, 1 was persuaded to use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and It help ed me from the start. I believe It t? be a panacea for all forms of indigestion." It digests what you eat. Vincent A Co., Corner Drugstore. J. ifV. KAYS FURNITURE CO EM3ALMERS and FUNERAL Whale Oil Soap. Hopgrowera are Invited to call on the Kuuolie Hobo Co, 8th street near Olive, for samples and prices of whale Oil SOap. iliUOKNK hoap Lo. Central Market p. Ml ' PROHRIKTOKS Will keep constantly on hand a lull supply BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at the lowoat market prices. A lair sttare ol tie ponilc Daironage solicited l-TO THE PAIIMKRH.-! We will pe the hlgheet market price for rat Cattle, Hogs and Hheep. Shop on Willamette St., KUQKNE, OREGON. tSV-aleau d.Urered to ao t-art ot th eli VrMoti-rtarva ..Printing.. All Kinds ..AT THK..., GUARD OFFICE. GOOD WORK, LOW FRIGES, 6003 STOCK.! legal Bluis of All Uii EUMNESS fH. II EKHKHT I.KKJH, ASSAY OFK1CK, I'rompt and accurate return guaranteed. CorrAiiE tiaoVK, Ohwio. A'iTOlt.NKY.S T-LAW. T O HALK. ATTOltN. .Y-AT-LAVV. and 2 CAirutnta Uiock. luor.it oataun. J M WILLIAMS, Ari'OltNEYAT-LAW CollectioDi a apeeialtr. lthce Over lan. Couotv Biuik, BILYtU, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW, Dffiie-Over Flrat National Bank. KL-0E5E, OaEOOa, 0 WOOIMXH'K, A1T01INEY-AT-LAW. OliitM One-lialf block aouth of Chriiinaa htk Kuoicne, Oskook. . 8KIPWOKT A1TOKNKYAT-LAW Will practice In all Uie Court 'a. ' Euokhx OltKlos. Hri.UUB w TIIOMPSOH OtAS A HAKIU T IliOMI'SON 4 HARDY, A'iTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Utficfr-In Fint NatioDaftiank Builillns. Practice In all the courts. Euoknk, Okeoon. ATTOIiNKT A COUN8KI.01l-AT.LAW Wit) practice in all the court of the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court oi tne late. 8ecial attention given to collection! and matters in probate. Office First National Hank BUI. Uoodib 1, 2 and 3. MEDICAL. D H J W IIAKKIS, PHYSICIAN AND HUUGKON. Otfice Over Wilkina 4: Linn'sdrut; utore. Oftice Houre y tc 12 a in; 2 to 3 and 7 to y p m. Heititleuce Ferry street between 11th an 12th. J3AINEA KUYKKNDALL, PHYSICIANS ANDSUIIOEONS. Offices In Chrlnuian Block. Special attention to surgery and surgical dis- eansoi women. JJUtANK J, VAN KIUK, M. D. PHYSICIAN A SUltC EON, Sjtecial attention to defeases of the eye, ear. nose and throat. Office First National Bank Buildim;. lloeitlcnce Mrs Whiteaker, North William- eue street. 8 LUCKEY, JKWKLER. Watchea and Clock. Kealred. Kcaavi, Oaiuov D K O B1DDI.E, DENTIST Office -On Olive .trw' rtiith atreeta one bluc-h ltot.1. 't-ti-'.-an --t -if ffth and .MiunMot Sunnyside Belgian dare Co. rnUITVALC, CLirORNIA. Importer., l rentier, and aliliwra of xdlgreed W carry all of the leading .train., itucka and breedic-u tliMw imtn JL no ,,n. AU .lock KarantKd juat a.',rrirtaenttd or Hoitt's School MCNLO PARK, SAN MATEO CO., CAL Ha. new Imildins-a, Mwlv fttrniahed labora toriM and Kynuaaiiim. Il.aittiful .umrand inica, oarefnl iii.rviaiin, hoin. liiHiiencea, is tiiurmiKinr niui.iti atitl oner. .ttirlor ad vantaKea for the car. and training of boy. and young- men. Aix-redited at th. ituiv.raititR. Truth yoar bouln. Aug u, llaju. Bond for catalogue. Iba I) Iloin, Pit. D Principal 0 R & N GO. iVpivrt Time Schedule. Arrived Salt Ijike, iVnvfr, Cliicasw Portland Seoinl J), lb a m Atlantic KiprvsM V vJ iv tn. ft Worth, tiniaha, 4pm K annas ( itv. St ftmia, thicatto and Salt 1.ak.7nver Kt Wrrih. liniaha KantuutMty. St J .mite. i. hioskgo and East "WallsTACaTlaTlw lutou, SNkane, MiuneailK St Paul. Ihiltith Miltraukee, i'hi-rat,-, and East. tS aUM STKAMKHm All Hailing dat S)w.kane Flyer ti p u p ni J'p m uhjict t change. For San KrancUv Sail erery days t'OLt'MHU Kivxa Sykambhs To A tori and Way lodinpw Wii.LAiirrTEKn ir Owitfn lity, New Itcrv. Salem, Inde- Paily Ki Smidat d p m Snt H p m 4 d to Ei Sunday Ks Sunday tenieme and W ay I I -mtinv I V U LAW ITT AKD Yamhill liivctui Tarn Tnee, Thur and Sat S:Wp ra M..n, Wed ami Kri. Oreiron I'ity, lay to and Way I .and intr. l.v liltrla 3.Vatu 1Ut 1 SMll KlTtK. LTlwistB Kiaria to lewtets j l-aily t Vim W H Hurlburt lien l a A A Port Or FIRST National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital S50.000 Surplus - $50,000 Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL B.K.KING BUSINESS hone on r t juaMe tenii. Si'ht draft on Ciiicagn, a Francisco anJ Port laid, OreK"n. tiilln il ec(ian(ff 0d on furfitra ctonlne, )mxU receive I uhject to check ot certifi cate of dej.KX.it. All collection! eutrnnted to a! wm receivu prompt attention. P. E. SuoDGBAsa, Cashier. L. H. POTTEB, Ass't Cashiei Presidont. S B Kakin, Vice Presidtu . EUGENE LoanmSavinysBank i Of Eugene, Oregon. j Paid Up Cash Capital - $50,000 Surplus 2,500 A GENERAL BANKINQ BUSINESS TRANS ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS Draft tunned on the prlnc'pal citiei of the UnittKl StaU'S snd foielgn coatrles. I merest allowed on iieirntid Certlfltaiei of Deposit wlieu left rtated iuriod. t.'ollectioni receive our proinpl attention. City and Uotiuiy WarrauU bought. W. E 8 SOWN, Pmldent.; F. W. OSBUKK. .thl.r. D. A. PAINE, Vice PfeilmnL W. W. SHOWN. A.St Cathitr. LAKE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. Established In 1882. Oldest Bank in the County. A General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, President Ij. . HU LIN, CsHhier. B. H. HOVJSY, Apst CttHhier. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. 'ft'IITIK CAKU Nfi 2 for Yui)uina Train leaves Albany 12:50 P M Leaves CorvaUis 1:40 PM Arrives Yatuina j:5 P iJ 1 Returning No. Leaves Yaquina 7:00 AM Leaves Corvallis H;itO A M Arrives Albany 12;10 PM No. 3 for Dttroit Leaves Albany 7;00 A M Arrives Detroit 11:20 A M 4 Returning No, Leaves Detroit 12:10 P M j... No. 5. Leaves Corvallis 6:00 AM Arrives Albany 0:45 A M No. 6. Leaves Albany 7:20 PM Arrives Corvallis 8;05 P M One and two o.mnect at Albany and Ct rvallts with boutbern Pscitic imina. siir. rtut service to and from Newport aud t dl.cent oeaenea. Trains for th mountain! arrlie at I'elrott at noon, giving ample time to reach ramping K rounds OU the BrelUnr.iimri mil M...it.. n. same day. Mveandu connect at Albany with the Aiimuj iucui mtiuu irom i oriiane. EDWIN STONE, Manager, H L W A 1,1 km J TURNER, TFATA Agent Albany. Voiir Mttanttm, t. mH . i.nrAt'm.n w .'.U-i-'i 'r"i"""'"'"fHIOA(', M1I "t1 KP ST ,Al'L KAII.ltOAlJ" lr prfrct train. In th. wnrld." V.u will Hn.l It iMrabk b. rt.tr rt, thnm train, whra going to any wlnt in th. ' """1, s'r" "r Canada. Th.y oonn-t with all Tran-.mtinnt.l T:.. Tii-k.t Aircnt. aril ttckat For fmthrr information, patnphl.U, .to. aak any Ticket Asont or ... C J KniY J v (;a.-.ky. l.eneral Ag.n i'ortl.nd, I tr,- l rv I'm Agent. J. L. PAGE Having i La rye and CompleUtatni-k nf ftuple anil FiHy Onwriw lug!u j In Die la-nt ainrketa, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I two oiler the public belter i,r,. than auv other brut In Eugvne. CANADIAN PACIFIC. An Ideal Holiday Trip.... He you thoit.-lit i f thfl Steauie Irii acn. th. "OKKAT LARKS"? It c-iuibiuca the a-tractiio fe.tur.-a an I lienrdu "I a" trip withnur the attotidat dUcunifnlta. Kurthcmior It i U eipen.it. th.ui trav elling by rail. Th "Imnprial f.imit-il." with firt claM aleer. from 'ancourer,andTouriat Sleeper' from rwattlo Kvery 'i'liewlay, Thuraday aud Sturlay, connect with one of the MAdM FIl'KST SIKAMKKS of the t. 1'. liy. t Fort William. If vou ate going E ' we would be glad to give you aonie fact, a: . information regard ing thiatrip. H. H. ABO I T, HO 3.1 St Ft rtland, Or. E. J. COYLK, A. G. . A, Vancouver, B. C. SUMMONS In the dm me ol the State of Oregon for Lane County. George C Cumptoa, Plaintiff, vs r Mat&ie Caiupton, Defendant.) To Maccie Cunipton. the above named defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE SLATE OF OHEGON: You are hereby summoned and reauiied to aDDear in the bbove entitled couit and answer the complaint of the above named pluintin now on nie t Herein, on or before TueBday, the4tb day ot uo o ber, 1UU0, tbat tiiuo beii g more than six werkw from the date of tlje iirnt puuiiraticm of thm htimmonH, to-wit: On the '24th day of tfOiv. 1UU0. And you are further notified that if you fail to so appear and answer auid com p! tint aod summona aa herein r. quired, the plaintiff will apply to the couit for the reiift prayed for in bin complaint, to-wit: t ot a decree deciariDg ibe marriago con trast now existing between plaintiff and defendant fort-ver ulttsolved, and tout plaintiff be divorced from defendant, ncd for full relief he.'eiu. The date of tbo tirnt publication n this summon h tut zilh day of July, iaUO, This summons ia publi bed in (hi ''Daily Eugene Unard" by order if the Hon H It Kincaidt count Jttd- l ijine tjounty Oregon, lbat tbe "Daily curiii- uuiird 10 a dail newspuder pu1 ih''u nuti ot general circulation in tbe coii v of Ltiiie, htate of Oregon, and tbe on i..oat likely to give notice to tne deieudu- t Dated thia 24th dav of July, 11)00. L tilLYEU, Attorney for t'laintiff. NOTICE OF FINAL SKTTL&a.ENT Notice U b tire by given that W M. Vu Duyn, administrator ol ibe Hlt ta of S .iu uel Smith, deceaned, has fiifd his titiril t count in tbti nihtier oTkukI tsiHU- v.itti the county court of Lte ci.umv. Oregon, ai d that MoiiOh), ibe fit b o Auuct. I'OO, at the tour ol one o'clock iu ihe uhcriioou ( f said oay n and ihb mime in her by tiled by the court for the he.irir of objectioi h to Baid aoconnt and for tbu Unat netiieii'ent of said estate; and anv and till oljtciious t i paid final acconnt, should be fi.td wiib tbe olerK of said t'ourt on or before said liuia and date fixed for the hearing thereof. Dated this lHrb day of June, l'JOO. W il. Van Duyn, Aumiiiifitrtatr. L. IUlyeu, Atly. Notice to Creditors Estate of A. V. Peters, deceased. Notice tti herehv uiven tl.nt Han Tt r)AT'. has been duly Appointed attuiintstrator of the I etste ot A V Peters, deceased, bv th Honorable H R KitinA.il. Cmniv .Tn,La Line County, Oregon. All persons having claims against said extate are hereLy notified to present the name to the administrator- at his law office in Eugene C -ty, over the First National Jiank. within six months from the date of this notice, July 12, 1900, with the necessary vouchers. All claims must be imiztxi. ueub jiokkih, Administrator. Notice of Sale on Execution. Notice ia itereliy given that by virtue of an execution and outer of anto of t.tnr.liH erty duly iaaue.1 out of th. circuit court of the aiaie ot ureipin tor Alarton county, on the tith day of July, 1HI10, in a aitit wheri-io. on the liin oay oi uctooer, ltcw, in aaiil court aud county, l etmella Durliatu, plaintiff, recovereil judgment and decree againat WiUnn H Stub blnga, defendant, fur tlie.utn of One Hundred and Seventy on. Thouaand Kine ilutidred and Five and "ifl-lOO Dollar, with inten-at .ncreou irom ttate ol .ant judgment t the rate of 5 wr cent per aunuut until paid. wigetner ttn the coata ami iliaburaemenu of tin. action taxed and allowed at &I7.50, corn man ling and directing tne to aell at public ,K real property attache in the above entitled am-, aituated and being in I -an. county, Oregon, and de,cnh.l .,i. w., to-wit: Tlie aouthweat . of tt, nnri.n... 1 laontheaatiofthe northeaati and the eaat 4 ... ..,0...uw,r.., anil tne aoutheaatiof aec tton H, in townahip 23 south range 3 weet. Alaothe eaat JofaectionStiand the aouth weat J and the eaat of the northueat J and the wMthweal J of the northwr.t i ( 4ctinn in townahtp 23 south of range 3 weat. all in lane county, Oregon. Now Therefore, In the nime ol the State of Oregon, in compliance with a.j, writ and il -1 wM?" foraaleth. above .e..ribed im-muaw, aul.j-ct to redemption, at pub icauclton, to the h,Bheat bidder, for c,w" "clock p m. to wit: At I JA day. 1. ated tti is 18th day of July 1900 Sher.fT of Lane, County, orov,; Notice to Credito Notice la hereby given that the no.ler.lrnie.1 clainia twsinst ai,l l) "?? h,T iN.rna, deoe.-,1. All i x I?? -hi t. ... , I "f A O itltin sij 1 Kift'iii, i of t t t dt !'.' '''nTt .men, a t..-.t... l.rgT.s.,veru.,d, Alneka titild Fields, L, '"'."""hlpforl-,,, X..,e nd " .er acin,,,,,,,,,; ,,1 I'-.--.rurute rinfor,,,,,,,,,;,, I AtSaMtTu SUMMONS. In the Ciicait Conrt of tbe State of Oieoni. fur Lane uoauty. Uebecca C. Keeney, Plaiotiff, ) vs. V William D Keeney, Defendant. 1 IN THE NAME OF THE STatp ,n O KEG ON: lou aie herebv tFm.i ' appear and answer the complaint til d agttinsiyou in tne above entnhd at.it on- oi ueiore fliountiy, in oiu uay of Octotar 1DW), aod if you tail to answer, fur thereof the plaintiff will t&k a drerea against you forever dissolving tbe bonds ol matrimony now exit-tinu betwt-tn ihe plaintiff and tbe defendant; and for the care and custody of tbe two minor children named in the complaint. IhiB summons is unb ibbed in the F.n1B. Daily Gnaao for six fall and oonaecuti" weeks, by order of Hon J W Hamiifn Judge of said Court, made in chambers thn :'3d dav of July, VJiiU, and the first nnhiu.. tion of this summons is made in the istue of said Eugene Daily Guabu of July 'r, KllJl IV. T C. f ' Attorney for Plaintiff, SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane county. Lillis M, Kggleaham, Plaintiff) v. Hoy Egglesham, Defendant. J To Koy Eeifleriham, defendant. IN THEWAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon, you are hereby lequired Ui ap aud answer the complaint tiled against you in the above entitled suit on or before the &.ti day of June, 1900; and if you fi to annwif for want thereof, the plaintitf will take a dc. :ree an&iuiit you dissnlving the bonds t uiutriuiony now ex sting between plaintitf ain defeudantaml for ber utsts and diaburstuituu of this uit, aud also for an equitable divi-mo of defendants property, to-wit: a one thin interest in the 80 acres ot land described ia the complaint, and also a one-third intern, in the note and mortgage of $3o9. described iu the complaint. Tina summons is published in the IJai.t Eitok.sk GuAhU by order of Hon. E, O. J-ut. ter, judge of the- Cruuty of Laue, ttate f Oregon, made in -i ambers the 2Sih day ol April, l'JOO; ai.d U.h summons iu pub lit. hud for the first tima i i the Eugene Daily GuAttnof the issue, A. i il 28th, 1900. K. Skip.worth, Atty f-.r PlaiutitT. : he riffs Sale on Forec osu re. Notice is hereby given that bv virtue of an tx uutioii duly issued ont of the Circuit nit of the State of Oregon, for the county ... ...une, on the 12th day of April, 1900, on a judgment rendered in said Court on the 20th aty of March, J IKK), for the sum of Four Hundred aud Fifty Seven and 11 100 Dollars: with interest thereon from the 20th day of March, 1900, at the rate of teu per cent per annum, and forty and no-100 dollars attorneys feni, and the further auuj ot thirty-one aud 20-110 dollar costs, iu u suit wherein John LVmgtrwus plaintiff am A.J. Nickel aud J label Nickel, Lleinei zu T. Uodson, A. YYlieelet were defendants and against the de tenduuts A. J. Nickel aud Mabel Nickel, ai on a decree of foreclosure and order of ml tendered in Baid 'court, coinniaudinfe me n ortler to satisfy said judgment and cotts, to sell the following described real property to-wit: Lot No. 2 iu block No. 8, in the Original plat of Fairoiouut, Lane county, Oregou, containing ono and 2d-100 acres mure or Jesa, together with all and singular tenement, hereditaments and appurtenances thereuutu belonging or iu any wise appertaining. Now theretirtt, IN THE NAME OF IHB STATE OF Oteg u, iu compliance tviiheaid writ, 1 will otter ter sale the utxi e described premises, at public aiictinu to ihe bightst bidoer tor cash, u .bject to re leiuptiou, al the south door of tliu Court .HoiiHu, iu i.uguue, Luna county, t'regou on Thuhsdav, the 24tb day of May, 190U, between the hours of 9 o'cU-c't a. m, and 4 o'clock p. m , to-wit: at olu o'clock p. m. on said day. Dated this 18th day of April, 1900. W. W. WlTHEKS, Sheiiff of Lane C'ouuty, Oregon. Admirji6tr4tor's Sale Property. of Real Notice is htrtbj given that bj virtuo of au oidtr ol the county couit ot i.aue county, Oregon, maae auu entered of recoid in said couit on tbe Bit duj of May, 190U, I will on AioLouy the Jbtb uuy oi June, 1900, at the hour ol one o'ciouh p. m. at the courthouse door iu Eugene, Laue county, Oregon, oner lor sale to tbe highest bidder al public auctou, fur uat.b, the following described real properly belonging to tbe ewiule of t. J, Simmon, deceaed: lieginmng at the N W Cor of tbe 8 W of set; 26 Tp i(j S K 4 W tbence S V6 rods, tutuce E 125 rmis; tbence Nortbwesteily to N tine ot ibe same quartet ; tbeuor W 66 rods a leet to tbe pi ice of, beginning, contain lug myt acrts of land, mure or less, in Luue count), Oregon, except tbe right of wuy ot the O. & t K. R. Co. across said land. Dated May 11, 191,0. - Amok M. Bkckwitb, Ailmr. Estate of E. J. bituDions, Dec'd. Notice of Final Settlement. Estate of Ratio Lewis, diceused, Line county, Ortgoi : Notice is berebk civen that John Lrwn end Aleck Lewis, executors of tbe estate ol Ratio Lewis, deceased, bave bled tbeir hnal account iu the matter of Baid emate in the county com t of Lane county, Oregon, and im. tuesnay tne otn day ot June, IVW, at the hour ot 10 o'clock in th fnrenoon of that day has been fixed by Baid court for the hearing of objections lo Baid account AUd for the final Hr-ttletnnnt nf aulH Mutate. Auy and all objections to said acoouut and the fluM settlement of said estate must be filed with tbe clerk of said conrt on or be fore said rate of bearing. sieu mis jiui aay oi April, 19UU. Johh Lkww, AlaKCK LBWlH, Executors of said estate. Thompson & Habdy, Attorneys tor Executors. NOTK;LtOF FINAL, (SETTLEMENT. Eiiai ol ilry F. Baker, deceaud. IUn cott .ty, Ongou. Autioe ia bueby giren thatD. li. (Hill, admiuiatrator of the eatnte of Maty F. linker, deceased, baa filed bin Dual account In tbe mnttir ut aaid estate, in lli county court oi Late cooutj, Oreitoti, atd Mon day, ibe-itb day of June, yjuo, at iba hour ot one o'clock in tbe afternoon of tbat day has been tued by .aid conrt for tbe heai in ot ol jectiosa lo said acconnt, and fol the fiual settlement of said estate. Iated Ibis ilst day of April, 1900. D. K. Hjix, T . Admininlrator. ' '"I. Am. (or laid r.taie. Notice to Creditors- Notice i. hereby ni.en tbat the ao.Ier itn.d baa hem appointed by the County t-oart ol 1-t e Cinntv, Oregon, Admini. irat. r if ihe L.iate of H. C. Owel,. de eea.ed .Ul ereoua havum rlaima agaibll Mid etale e hereby notlBed lo present mem t0 th, nuderaigoed with Ihe inner Toncb.r. ., , ,ftc(. p( 'A- c. oc--;,Tk, in Ir.fere. Lace-Ctnnty. Ore B"n. aith.L .iimnitba turn ita dated ihi POtloe. l a.ed Februaiy 9, 1900. ... A. 0. Woodcoci, AJLnuutrator lt" ttteol H COowen. I'eceaatd.