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Newspaper Page TextDiiily KllgeriG Guardldoneby monarcbial or aridtocralio .. governments without making them erv i day except.!. Address all communication! and make all remittances payable to the Kuoui s Guauii, Knutme, Oregon. SUHSORIPTION BATES, DAILY. Delivered by oarHer, per week Delivered by carrier, per mouth By mail one year (in advance) , Six tuontha , )ne month , dingle copies. Oft WEKKLT. Oil year (in advance) $2'00 bix months 1 00 Advertising rates made known on application. f in 6" 6 00 8 00 60 Entered as second-class. Eugene, Oregon, postomoe. matter at, the THE EAHTBRN OFFICES -Of the naiHtr are at 230 to 234 Temple Court, New York City, and U ti Express Bdu, 87 Wwb inKt 'D St, Chicago, 111, K KATZ Advertis ing Agency iu charge. , CAMPBELL BROS Publishers All Business Letters to this office should be dlreotee to THE OUARO Instead of either of the proprietors personally m CAMPBELL BROS. 3UNM0NTUEIWETHUIFBI I3ATI I Z 5 j4 5 6 7 S 9 10 II 12 13 14 1?. J. JZ s L 20 22 23 24.15 2fi 27 26 293Q 31 11 5T WEATHER BUREAU (Dill Report.) PORTI AND. OltKUON.I Jul; 20 iuuo-u:.io a rut Tf e.'her fnrocaat for Knseno, Oteson. Knlr lonlsht and tomorrow. TlIUliSDAY THE DANGERS OF IMPERIAL' ISM. lues strong as monarchies or aris tooraciee; but whiuh carjuot be done by a democracy, baswi upon universal suffrage, without fatally demoralizing it as a democracy; and that one of tb.ee things is the arbitrary ruling of foreign popula tions as subjects. I can hardly imagine any kind of government more repellant than a democracy that has ceased to be lieve In anything, and in which all ambitions are directed toward a selfish use of power. Indeed, there may be some per sons expecting to make more money out ot the Philippines if ire subju gate them at the cost of ever so much blood and devastation, and tben rule them bv a substantial despotic way. But who are tbey? Mot the people at large, especially not the laboring classes, but a favored few. And here I invite the special attention of our con servative fellow citizens, who are so much alarmed at the possibility that the political struggles in this domooraoy a democracy working through universal suflrage may develop into a struggle of the poor against the rich. Have they con sidered now apt this kind of im perialistio policy would be to excite and hasten such a development? Nothing can bo more dangerou in a democracy like ours than (he prevalence of a notion that might is right a notion involving the worst kind of anarchy, above and below. And that principle preached and proclaimed every day by this im perialistio policy. Is it not high time that the Amerioan people, sobered from the dobauohing intoxication of victory. should rise up again to a just ap precision of the true responsibility of this great republio? That true responsibility is Us responsibility lor tne maintenance of the great principles upon which it founded. It is its responsibility JULY 26 1 for the great lesson it is to admin later to mankind that true demo cracy means, not only the assertion of one's own rights, but also just respect for the rightB of others, and that Hub domooraoy of ours is able to roslst the temptation which P;svented a Tragedy. Timely Information given -Mralieorge Long, of New Htraltavillo, Ohio, pre vented a dreadful tragi dy ai.d saved two Uvea. A frlgtitlul uoiiuh bad lni(r hept her awake every night. Hhe tiad tried many remedies and doctora hut Headlly grew worse until urged to try )r King's New Dit-cove y. One bottle wholly cured tier, hud the wnte thin marvelous medluiue Bls'i cored Mr Long of a severe attack of pneumonia. Such cures are positive proof of the matehleaa merit of this grand remedy I'oreuriug all throat, client and lung troubles. Only COo and $1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottler free at VV L DeLano's drug store. Men Wanted. Twenty men wanted at Hagloaw to work lu the sawmills and logging camp ot the Booth-Kel ley Lumber Company. Tile For Sale Eight Inch tile for sale. Iuquireof j ri tainpneii it uuahd otnee. BUHINKSS CAfUH. JJKKKKKT LKIUH, ASSAY OFHU.K, Prompt aorl accurate return guaranteed. COTTAOB (JHOVt, OluTUOK, ATTlK..Y.v.. I'-LAtt. XV O HALE. ATTOIO. L.Y-AC LAW. 1 and 2 Cbri.man block. CUUKNB. oattiON, 11 WILLIAMS. ATTOKNKY-AT-1.AW Collection! a specialty. Jlhce Over Lane County Baok, BILYLU, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW. Dliiie Over Kiret National Bank. Euoaai, Oaxootr, Oaj & Henderson, Undei takers am tnibalmers. Car. Wil. and 7th sts. UY CAKL BI'HUilZ. I am profoundly oonvtnced that the adoption of the imperialistic mjg,t reduce It from its fidelity to polioy a polloy of oriminal ag- tilat high obligation. It is its gression by ioroible conquest and responsibility for the fulfillment of of substantially arbitrary rule over the groat promise expressed Abra subjugated people will, no matter ham Linooln on the battlefield of wna; tne purposes may be, Involve Gettysburg that "government of the uie suoversion oi tne lundamental people, by the people, for the peo (,i.uUipIOT ui our uBiiiooravio gov- ne," shall not Dor ish irom the , eminent. To avert bo oalamiUus result It ! 1b neoestary that the American 'i people should, In the dirootest and moat unequivocal manner, tepudi ate the undoraooratio polioy oi ' criminal aggression and ot subju gation foroign population to Amor lean sovereignty; and that oan at present be done only by defeating Mr MoKinley in the oomlng presi denttal election. To aooomplish this we u., , be lng foroed to choose between two ..IU t . uito tu pay a ueavy price; but the stake is so great that we well ask ourselves whether any prioe can be too high. And I say tbiB, after very mature deliberation t iHUHiTauTg man, a great part of whose publio life has been do ; voted to fighting against the finan cial theories represented by Mr Bryan. If it were even true that Mr Bryan would lead us into an inter nl revolution it eleoted it would i . . in my opinion, oe not nearly as serious and dangerous a revolution as tbat into which the polioy of imperialism is sure to lead us, and its meets wouia re much more easily and speedily counteracted than the total subveriion of the fundamental principles of our democracy wbioh the policy of Im perialism Involves. And oan you be blind to the effects which tbe tendencies of im perialism are alrrady exercising among ourselvea upon the popular minds. Do you hear the scoffing levity with which the Declaration of In dependence and the high ideals of liberty and human rights which have so long been sacred to our people are made sport of; how the teachings of Washington and Lin ooln are derided as antinuatei nursery rhymes and now tbe con stitution, when il stands in the way of grasping sohemes, is lightly brushed aside with the flippant word that constitutions are made for men and not men for the con stitutions? It cannot be repeated too olten tbat there are things that mi; b- earth. Spotless Shin And a clear complexion are desired by every woman ami admired hy every num. jP :le nnd similar blemishes are caused by nn im pure condition of the blood. These skin blemishes are permanently removed by the use of lir. liervc's Golden Medical Discovery which thoroughly puri ties tile blood and cures the cause ol the diseuse. " For stout one year anil a Imlf mv race vm ba.lly tmikrn out." wiiln Ml Clinic AtlnitiH, ot lift Vrl Miitli SI., HaltlfYivrk. MU-li. -1 M-UI a trl tlrnl of nionrv wild iK lorn niol (or tliirrtrnt Wtmla ol innlk-ine, I'UI rei-eli-eil no ln-ne. til. Al lnt t rrail one ol your advrr. li-rlltrnW III a luilr, aiulolilAiiml nltotlle fiolitrn Meilical liartv-r. n.l..r I h.1.1.. one Imllleol Ihit inrtlu-tne 1 notion! a chmiK- ami alter taking three totllea 1 euliicly lVee. The Common Sense Mp1Iim1 Adviser 1008 races, is sent frr on re. ceipt of stiinipi to cover expense of mail ing only. tH-nd at one-cent stamps (or A.vcrei IKK1S, or jt staiuiK lor cloth bin.liiiK. Address, Doctor R. V. Pierce, llulfalo, N. Y. "I used K0O0I Uyspepsia I'ure iu niy family with wonderful results. It gives Immediate relief, is pleasant to take and Is truly the dyapeptln's tiest menu," says r. nurtirerinK, overlsel Mich. Uigestii what you eat. Cannot fall to cure. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug Htore. Last (all I sprained my left hip while handling some heavy boxes. The doctor 1 culled on said at II rot It was a slight strain and would soon be well but It urew worse and the doctor said 1 had rheumatism. II continued to xrow worse and I could hardly gel arounu in worn. 1 went to a drug store ana the druggist recommended me to try Chamberlain's i'ain Balm 1 tried It and one-half of a 60-ceut bottle cured me entirely. I now rccom mend it to all my friends. F. a iiaboock, Krle, i'a. It Is for sale by W L. DeLano. Rev. W. E. Hltzer, W.Catoo, N. Y. writes, "I had dyspepsia over twenty years, and tried dooloraand medlolnes without benefit. 1 was persuaded to ubs Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and II help ed me from the start. I believe it ti be a panacea for all forms of Indigestion." It digests what you eat. Vincent Co., Corner DruuHtore. J. IV. KAYS FURNITURE CO EM3ALMERS and FUNERAL DIREC10RS Whale Oil Soap. Hopiirowers are Invited to call on the buk-eue Houp Co, 81I1 street near Oil vp, lor samples and prices of whale 011 soap. KUOKNKHOAPCo. Central (ins v'arket, k I I. PRO PR 1 10TORS Will keep constantly on hand a full supply BEEF MUTTON. PORK and VEAL the IowchI Which they will sell at market prices. O WOODCOCK, A'lTOll NIS YAT-L A W. 1 Oue-hulf block south of Chrlamau Jflk Knows, Oasnuv. SKII'WOUTH. A'lTOltNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's. KUOINB OllIOON. FIRST- National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capitel 850,000 Surplus - $50,000 Eugene, Oregon. AGKNKKAL E.U.KIXf; BUHlNESti iJone nn re w ;uu'le teniu, riifflit dritfti on (JhicKKO, n FrDciw!0 nd Port Lan'l, Oregou. iJilU ot exchftDKr wld od Umin ctuutriea. Depotiita rwwived stuljject to check ot ctrtib ut of deposit. Allooliectiona eulruMtad to iu will receive prompt attention. T G Hfcxi.Kiux?, Preai'ittot. S 13 Kajiin, Vice Preaidtu . P. . Snodohabs, C&Hliier, L. H. Fottkb. Aae't Ctwbifli HELM US W THOUPBON UiUMPSUN ft HAItDY. CHAH A HAHDY T A1T01.NEYS-AT-LAW. O I tic ft In First National Bank Buildiutf. Practice in all the courts. KUQKNE, OkeOOH. EO, B ItUKKia. ATTOKNEYk COUNSELOAT-LAW Will practice in all the court of the Second Judicial UtHtriut and in the Supreme Court of the atate. Secial attention given to collectluna and mattera in probate, Oliice P irat National Bank Bldg. Kooini 1, 2 and 3, MEDICAL. D ItJW HAltUIS, PHYSICIAN AND HUKtiEON. OlRce Over Wilkiua & Linn's dniR atore. Otlice Houra y to 12 a in; 2 to 5 ami 7 to if p in. neriwiBDoe rerry atreot between nth anil WW. JAINK A KUY KENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Offices Iu Chrianmn Block. Speciitl at tun t ion to atitxery aud mrtjicnl dis- varm in wuiHtiQ. JpiKANK J, VAN IvIItK, M. D. PHYSICIAN SUlitiKON. Special attention to detedaeB of the e'e, ear, noaeantl tliroat. Ollioe 'irt Natioual Hank ISuilillnir. l(Milonue-Mrs Whiteaker. North William ette Street. 8 LUOKEY, JKWELKll. Watches and Clucks HepaireiL Kcaixt, Ohigos D U Q BIDDLE, A lair snare ol tie nubile patronage solicited s-TO THE KAUMKK8. : We will y the hlnlieet market price tor rat t. attie, nag and Mheep. Shop on Willamette St., KUQENK, OREOON, "sera dellrerad to sat nart el th oil) Stseof chsree DKNTIST OIHce-()n Ollvs strv. . Siith streets one bloc Hotel. Fifth and Minnesota Sunnyside Belgian Hare Co. rRUITVALC CALIFONNIA- Iiiiporter., breeder, sad .hliier. of lieillgreed Ilelfiisn llarea. We carry all of the leading strains, llncks and hreeilinir does (ninj t a.U0 up. All stork siiaranteed jut,a!.repre.ented or money refunded. ..Printing.. Story of a Slave. To be bound baud and foot for years by the chain, of disease Is the worst form of slavery. Oeorirri I) Wllllsins, oi niano .sster, alien., tells how sjclia slave was mads free. He says: "My wife has been an helpless for live years that she could not turn m.t in ii alone. After using two tuitth , Klfi-lrle Hitter she Is wonderfully Im proved and able to do her own work." i his sunreiiia remedy for female dls. easa quick Iv cures nervoiisnen, shn lesaneaa, nielanehnly, headache, back ache, fainting and dixy spells. This miracle working: medicine is a gndacm to weak, sickly, run-down people. Kvery bottle guaranteed. Only 6ic Hold by W L Delano, druggist. To Cute a Cold in One Dav Of All Kinds ..AT THK.... Hoitt's School MCNLO PARK, SAN MATKO CO., CAl- Has new bullillngs, newly furnished labors torles snd gyninanlum. llssutlful .urround bi uarsiui suMrvisinn, home tulineneefc ii thoroughly euil.iel smi oilers .Uwrior ad vantage, for the care anil training ol boy. anil young men. Accredited at the unirerailir.. tenia year begin. Aug ti, liSJO. Semi for vnwiogue. Iba O Hoitt, l'h. D., rriuripal. EUGENE LoaneSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital - $50,000 Surplus ... - y A GENERAL IANKINQ BUSINESS TRANS' ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS Drafti) i usu ed on the principal cities ol the United Hintt'S mid (ortlmi countries. Interest allowed ou Demand Certificate, of UeiKiK't wiien lelt tt a tea period. ColleviioiiB receive our prompt attention. City aud County Warrant bought. W. E. BKOWN, Pro 1 1 dent.! F. W. OSBUKN, wathter. D. A. PAINE, Vice President. W. W. BROWN, At Caihlir. LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. Est.bllshsd In IS82. Oldest Bsnk in the County. II General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVE V, President h. U. HULIN, Cashier. i). H. HOVEY, AsBt Cashier. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. It'I.lIE OAHD No. 2 for Yaquina Train leaves Albany 12:50 P M leaves t'orvallis 1:40 P M Arrives Yaquina 55 P No. 1 Iteturning Leaves Yaquina 7:00 AM Leave. Corvallis 11 ;30 A M Arrive. Albany 12:10 P M No. 8 for Detroit- Leaves Albany 7;00 A M Arrives Detroit 11:20 A M No. 4 Returning Leaves Detroit lQ,In V M iirnves AlDany No. 6, lave. Corvallu 6:00 AM Arrive. Albany 0.-4B A M No. 0. Leave. Albany 7:20 PM! Arrive. Corvallis 8:05 P M CANADIAN PACIFIC. An Ideal Holiday Trip.... Have yiu tiiou.'ht "f tlw Stiue Trip acros the "UliEAT LAKKd ? It o-u-hiuei the tractive features and wntbui ol au oceac. trip wit hour the attend at dUctimfttrta. Vurthermor tt h leaa extn8iTe than trav elling by rail. The "Imnerfal Limitfd." with firft clans lleepeni frmn Vancouver, and ToiirUt Sleepen from Seattle Every Tuesday, Thurfday and Satur.liiy, cunnecU with one of the -MAGNIFICENT SlKAMEliS ut the U. 1. Jly. at Port William. I if you are going give you some facta t ing this triu. - we would be glad to information rurard- H. H. ABO'i T, 140-3.1 St I'.Ttlauri.Ur. E. J. UVLE. A. G. P. A., Vancouver, B. C. SUMMONS In the name of the State of Oregon for Lane (Jonuty. George 0 Cuiupton, Platutitf, 1 vs Maggie Campion, Defendant.) To Maggie Cunipton, tbe above named defendant; IN THE NAME OF 1HE SLATE OF Oil EGO N : You are hereby summoned and required to uppear iu the above entitled oouit and aiiHwer the complaint of tbe above named plum tin now ou tne tnerein, on or betore lueauay. the4tn day ot uc o- ber, 19U0, that time being more thitn six weeks from the date of the first publication of this bummous, to-wit: On the 24tb day ol mly, And you are further notified that if you fail to so appear b i answer said com plaint and summons ;;- herein n quired, tbe plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed fur in hiB complaint, towit: for a decree declaring tbe marriage con tract now existing between plaintiff aud defendant forever dissolved, and that plaintiff be divorced Irom defendant, and for full relief herein. Tbe date of the first publication of this summons is tbi Hith day ot July, IUUU, This humuions is published in thn "Dnily Eugene Gnard" by ordr of the Hon H K Ktucatd, county Judg uf Lftue County, wregon. lb at tbe "Uuily nutiit u third ' is a dail newspaper puMpih'..,. unti of general eitcniaiion in tbe co; vol L.uue, htate ol Oregon, and the oi. jost likely to give notice t tbe detetidt ut Dated this 24 ih dhy of July, 1!)00. L BlLIBC, Attorney for l'laintitf, NOTIVE OF FINAL KKTTLEEST Notice is hereby ulven that W M. Vi JJu, adminiritrutor oi the tHtwto ol Sani- uel hmith, dccejfstd, hut fld his fiimi He- count in the nit-tttr oi ttiid (Slate with l-e oouuty conrt ol Laiie couuti, Oteon, m-d that Momii.y, iht (itb day oi Ai)(.utt. iU00, at the Lout ol one o'clock in the aitc-moon i f Huid oay Le and tbe miiue i h-r-by fiiid uy tne court lor tne neiitiug ol uljtrctior,H to Bald account and for the tinnl m.t.lciiiftiit r, said estate; and auv and all ot jctiuns to suid final acrouut. should be flied with the olera- of said court ou or buLre snid liuia and date fixed lor the hfnriug tlur of. uuteu mis imn aay oiJiiue, W M. VauDuyn, Aaniiuistratr. L. liilyou, Atty. Notice to Creditors Oneand twoo.-tnnpctat iihan. . Wlin bOUinrU 'If f n train. nl.l. M...... ouarnes. Traiua for th mniintatna arri.. . n...i. noon, Rirlng ample time to reach campinB Ue"layOU Brelteubuih and dan Ham the Kive and Sis connect at Albany with the Albany local to and from Portlane. KDWIN STONE, Manaiier. W T. IV A T HL-v- J TURNER, t v a V a Ajjent Albany. Estate of A. V. Peters, drceosed. iNotiL-e is hereby Kivn that Geo B Don is r.-IR P f 1 T a c L';r"""v "'"luinvriiMir OI lie f.lo -Moute of A V Peters, deceased, hv th Honorable H H Kinciid, C'ouuty Jutfge of , V" "'V J' "--h,," iwrsons li a v my claims against sid eetateaie hereby notitVd to present the same to the administrator, at his law office in Eugeue C ty, over the First JNational Hank, withiu six mmitlis from the date of this notice, July 12, 1!KM), with the ueceswry vouchers. All claims must be itemized. Gku U Dohkis, Administrator. SUMMONS. In tbe Circuit Court of tbe State of Oregon for Lane County. Rebecca C. Keeney, Plaintiff, ) vs. William D Keeney, Defendant. ) IN TFIE NAME OF THE STATE OF OKEGON: lou aie hereby required to appear and answer the complaint fiirj .giust you in tbe above entitled suit on oi before Monittny, the 8tb day of Octoter, 1'JoO, and if you fail to answer, fur want thereot tbe plaintiff will take a dt-oree against you forever dissolving tbe bonds of matumony now exisiiDK between tho plaintiff and the defendant; and for the care and custody of the two minor children named in the complaint. This summons is pub is bed in tbe Eupene Daily GeuuD for six fall and consecutive weekri, by order of Hon J W Hamilton, Judge of said Court, made in chambers the -23d dav of July, 19U0, and tbe first publica tion of this summons is made in the issue of said Eugene Daily Guard of July 25. 19U0. . E. B. SKXFWObTH, Attorney ftr Plaintiff. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane county. LUlis M. Egglesham, Plaintiff) vs. y Roy Egglesham, Defendant To Hoy Eleshain, defendant. IN 1HE1SAME OF THE STATE ,F Oregon, you are hereby lequired to app.r and answer the complaint tiled against yt-u in the above entitled suiton or before the 18 h day of June, 11K)0; and if you fail to ansvu r for want thereof, the plaintiff will take a U. cree agaiust you dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between plaintiff and defendant and for her costs and disbursemt-nit of this suit, and also for an equitable division of defendant's proerty, to-wit: a one-third interest iu the 80 aurea of land described in the complaint, and also a one-third iuterent in thenote and mortgage of $309, described iu the complaint. This summons is published in the Daily Kuoknk GUAHObyorderof Hon. E.G. tot ter, judge of thrCcunty of Lane, tttate of Oregon, made in lumbers the '8th day of April, llfOO; and , ;i summons is published for the trst time i t the Eugene Daily GuAtti) of the issue, A. ril 28tb, IVKK). F K. Skipwohth, Atty fur Plaintiff. tLneritfs Sale on Forec osure. iVotice b hereby given that bv virtue of an t. uutiou duly issued out of the Circuit art of the State of Oregon, for the county -i L.aue, on the 12th day of April, 1900, on a judgment rendered in said Court on the 20th uay of March, 1900, for the sum of Four Hundred and Fifty beven and 11 100 Dollars: with interest thereon from the 20th day of March, 1900, at the rate of ten per cent per annum, and forty and no-100 dollars attorneys fet, and the further suiu ot thirty-one aud 20-lUO dollars uusts, in a suit wherein Juhn Cougtrwati plai.itnf auu A.J. Nickel aud Mabel Nickel, deuiet za T, ifodson, A. Wheeler were defendants aud against the de lendauts A. J. ISickel nd Mabel Nickel, ainl on a decree of foreclosure aud order of uile tendered in said court, commanding me n order to t-atiBfy 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 Fuirmount, Lane county, Oregon, containing one and 18100 acres more or less, togeiht-r with all ami singular tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto helonifiuir oriu anv wise at'iiertaininif. Now there! ore, m. iSAMli 01'1HK STATE OF Oreg,u, ui couiplmitce wiiti said writ, 1 will offer tor sale the aboe described premises, at public auction to the hiKheut bidder tor cash, s.ihject to re teiuptu-n, at the south door of the Court .Huube, iu J'-ugene, Lane county, Oregon ou 'i'HUHBUAV.the 24th day of May, 19UU, between the hours of 9 oWidc n. m. aud 4 o'clock p. m , tu-wit: at one o'clock p. . III! BIIUI till), DiHed this 18ih day of April, 1900. W. w. Withers, Sheriff of Lane Couiity, Oregon. Administrttor'd Sle Property. of Red) 0 R & N CO. lVpart Take I.aiatlve Ilmuio Quinine Tab lei. All driiKBisIs refiind the money U II falls to euro. K. W. firove's algtia (ura la on eaoli box. 860. GUARD OFFICE. 6000 WORK, LOW FRIGES, 8003 STOCK.1 Lifiil BUrit ilAH Kio I'Mi-axo. r.irll.ml HNlal :i a m Atlantis KiireM VW u. ra. S.kui. YIjm ti i iu 8 p ni Dalle K. Suuilar a y m F si 111 m Time Schedule, Arriveii Salt lAke, lfenvtfr.l rt Wurth, thnaha, Kanus Oil., 81 1 i-mia, Chicago andj Kaal Salt Ijike, Tenver Kt Wi-rth, tmaha I Kansas City, St l-oma, 1. lucaxoanil Kast ipn 7 am Walla Walla, lw iton, Sokane. MinneMliii. St l'.uU Dulnth Milwaukee, Chi- fKo ami hast tVKAN STRAMHHIrS All SailiiiK dates "uhei-t to ehaiih"e. Korean FranrU Sail every . day. foiiiuau Kivsa Stsambhs To A.torla ami Way linitinira. 1 o.-0 a m tm 4 pm hi Huaday 'iLljiurrrsKiris lT..,n l'lt V.w. ) i !... lay berv, Saleui, Imle- lnl-uie and U ay I lt-iinira. I ui..uirrTB amp T a ra I Yasuiix Knsas Ti, ltiur ! Omron l ily, lay- auJSal l.n an.i War 1-auilinjra, l.v Klaria 3 ,V. n. laily 4:Sflpm Ki Sunday S.Wpm Moo, Wed and Kri. I IT .V V "is Notice of Sale on Execution. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an execution and eider of sale of attached prop erty duly issued out of the circuit court of the ... u,cs,. )r oianon county, on the I th day o July, l'JOO la a suit wherein, n tl," Uth day of October, IK'.ftl, in said court and indBlnent aud decree aiiainat Wilsnn H Stub- vx: ueieuo.ni, i,.r tne sum of One Hundred and Seventy-one I housand Nine Hundreil and live and 25.100 li.,ll. -i.i. ' thereon from date of .aid judgment t the rare ot B per cent ner annum until :.i toiftlll- tt-it I, tl,. ...... l , I'"'", ,v w-nw, nun omounienients o till, action taxed and allowed at 37.5U, eoiu aootl o il,! , i, 'K ,m t0 el1 Public v'r'V1""1 property attach, n tin abov. ..titled suit, .ituated and being laue conntv fir-ui..n .-.i .i- .i . ' . . . u ue-cnuei as fi. . lows, to-wit: Th. a I '.1 HUIUtJ it west. we.t ndtf . '''. li''.n:(lim, o"h- i Jin. county, Oregon . ' HllW 1 1 .Minn, Intl.. i ., Omnia in ..v. '"' or ins Mtateof Vonr sttentfnn I. t-allwl t, iiPtovL-t-i, 1 1Mi't-L-i.,. . , ... .... .. r.r.n iv . i-i V. nsm ins "l 'ItlCAOO, Mil, oni 7'T '! writ and .VlK,KK t ST PAUL KAn.KOAuHm"l ,l;,iI..W'll;' f'r "le the .boy. V "nlv Perfect train, in the world." uTlk-Vn Jt J T . 1'" "'I'au'tion, at .rain.' itJL' JHM "J li'lllt in in. nniiat.. I - "RruCi JiAlift 1 tie. eonnM( Trsiu. and all KaMrrn Sute. or Oanaila. with all Transoxntinental 1 ick.t Airenl. m1I licit! For further information, mn,..!.!..- .... k any Ticket Aent or ' " P .f flinv Tltv I'aa Agent. PortLml. I rei- Saturday, tlie i'ith Pay of Aucil.t. MOD 1 ee ,!, himn o( II o'cCi". V anl , och.kpm.uiwit: AtUdockpoTon"; 'sled thl. 18th day of July WOO Mier.ff of Un.Ct.nniv. Ore.'n J. L. PAGE -UKALKR IN Groceries Notice toJJreditora. Notice Uhrehy iv, lUl f '" S- lM ,y t, ,- tne countv. (lif.-ot. .v.....' untlentitrnetl conntv in. - J t-ouri ot "ill ud teilan.:;. ": lt Sov.rn dece,l i clsim. a..i,, ''"s na oll0e 18 htrt-bj jjiven that by virtlla of au uitler ul the eouitty uoua of Lttuu oounty, Ori-gou, raaoo aud entered of record in sum court ou the bib dy of ilsy, l'JUU, I will uu aiuLouy the Iblh day oi June, itIOU, at the hour ol one o'ciouK p. m. at the courthouse door iu Eugeue, Lane coqiiiv, Oregon, oiler lor sale to the highest bidder ut pubou uuctou, for uabb, the following dc.cribed real properf bolougmg to the estate ol a, J, Siuiuious, deceased: beginning at the N W (Jor ot the 8 W ot Bee 2a I'p iti S li 4 W thtlice 8 116 rods, tiit-nce E li rods; thence Northwesterly to N hue of the Bauiequuriei; thence W 86 rods leet to the pi ice of beginning, contain ingUJacris of luLd, more or less, in Luue count), Oregon, ncept tbe right of wti) of the o. & o. It. it. Co. across said loud. timed May H, 1UI,0. A lick II. Btcawrru, Adnir. Estate of K. J. Simmons, Ueo'd. Notice of Final Settlement. Estate of Katio Lowis, dtceustd, Lane county, Ongoi.: Notice is hereby given1 that John Lewis and Altok LewiB, executors of the estnie of Uatlo Lewis, deceaneil, have Bku Ihelr linol acoouut in ibe matter of said estate in the county court of Lane connty, Oregon, and ;hat luesday the 6ih day of June, liWO, at the hour ol lUn'ol.wk .. .... i te hearing of objections to said account and for the Anal Battlement of said estste. Any and all objections to said account aud the nual settlement of aaiA k Wed with tbe olerk of said oonrt on or be fore said oate of hearing. ""s i.u aay ol April, 11100. JoHH LEWIS, Axkck Lawis, tr . . Executors of said estate. Thompson & Ha hut. Attorneys lor Executors. to present them iik il . . ambT notitie.1 the nnd,r,iZ i J. .,'1'',.':' to Weotlewk in Eo.-.. . " A C m,-nth. from I I'ated July 7, l:l. it:ne, Ihcvon, rue oi til withii notice. I Exe- nt--I f' . ...i.. i... ..."" Sovrax .-.tr t-i ii tuan.l 1, -tc - i iteorye eataruent an.l verna, decs n-,1. NOTICE IOF JTNAi, SETTLEMENT. Estale of Mi rv F. H.ker rl ir .n. eoiinty, Orrgon. Nonce is tuieby given that D. R. liiill, a.iu,iuii,Mor of the estate of Mary F. liaser, deceased, has filed his final account n the mattir ol said ..I.,. tn n, ,nnie conrt otL. i e county, Oregon, ai.d Mou nay, the ith day of June, lauo, at lbs hour oi one o clock iu the afternoon of that day has bee,, n.d by(id Mwt jor tUe hMt. pof ol.jeciioas to said sceonot, snd for the final ttltmeDl 0f ,d estate. Uated this ilsl day of April, 1!KI0. b. K. HttL, t i Administrator. ' "- fti isid rn.ie. sat Ktvia, I.v!.ewi,ta lilparia to It.wi.ta )aily I am W H Hurlburt tie. Vmm Ant l'ort. Or Having a lJtiye and ("omplet. stiwli of Maple anil haney (innvrles lst:gh In lite I -ret uiarketa, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, 1 ran nrTur th. ttublii Kai t. . tliau any other brusa Iu Kugine, i Notice to Creditors- I'i? '". h"'b " the nndtr- "'lined has t,n apoiuted by the County Alaska (i, .Id Held ' tr..t. . I . . v"""t.t. vregnn, aominis- i.':'.1'.1." of U. C.OweL, de- .. I ,. a ', . -rfou. biting elsims sgail,st sieaui.hlp for f v i.?:!'"" hby nonaed to nrrsent . " - i" ''iiit- inn i -ti-ui in i r iv n- Hi' Thi. Vm kT """ " May 'M-iSMW-tJU'SM oraddrea. u . n" uu AseDt x" r,r tue. b'rs,h:, "l?" -'" the roper w , . 1 Isw iftce of A. C. IT:??- in E-gen,, L.n7ct nnty. 0 r.-tice. ",nK'"b htm tkerialect tbi I' e.1 Kobfjary 9, jgoo. Ad., A. C. WoODOOd, 'i'' tstateof U C Oowen.