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Newspaper Page Texturn mi a.u.u j-'jjxi just Daily Eugeae Guard d h excepted. Addrow all communication ud tuke mil remittance ybe to the E'JoKHlt Uuabi, KuKeoe, Oregon, BUIiSOlUPTION RATES. IUILT. Delivered by carrier, per week f 1ft Deliver) by currier, er mouth...,,,, ft i By mail one yoar (in advance) , ... 0 00 Kix month 8 00 One mouth , GO dii'Kio oopiee. 05 tVKTKLT. One year (in advance) $2'00 Bi mouth 1 00 Advertuing rates made known on applica tion. Kntered an second-clane Euaene, Oregon, poatofhoe. matter at,, the THE KARTKRN OFFICES -Of the paper are at 2110 to 234 Temple Court, New York City, and U S Kxpreu Bid, 87 Wa-h-hiKt-.n BL, Chicago, I1L, K KATZ Advertie Iuk Agency in charge. CAMPBELL BKOS Publishers T :AH Business Letters to this offles should 5Ti directed to THE OUARD Instoad of either of tha proprlators personally. CAMPBELL BRoi. WEATHER BUREAU- (Psllj Boport.) PORT! AND, OKKHON,) Jul j n iwa-'i-M a m 1 ni'Mliof forecast for r-nirene, Oregon. Kiilr louiKht and tomorrow. r FIUDAY JULY 27 THE GERMAN VOTE. The Now York World haB bfon lntnrviawlog roprosonttttlva Qer minis tu variaua parts of the oauntry regarding the attitude of that olaae of voters in the oominp c (impawn, The following replies oaine from Chioago: George Meyer, editor of the Frei Preaae I believe that the majority of Gorman-American voters will vote for Bryan ami Stevenson, not boeauBe they are for 10 to 1 but be cause they believe that Itrperlulmri and trust, are rooro importan isaues )uat now tban tbe moniy queitions. You will find that Carl Sohun will come out for Bryan this year. Christian Meyer, lawyer and member of the Chicago aohool board think that a very large per eentage oi me uermaa people set no harm in the silver plank of the democratic platform and will tup port that part? beoause of its etind against Imperialism, My statement is based upon utterances I have heard from many people, inoluding a number of republicans. Jacob Ingentborn, lawyer, oivil war veteran and chairman of an association of 840 German societies There will be a big landnlule among the Germans toward Bryan Anti -militarism and anti-expausion 'are the leading isaues. The llirta tions of our oountry with England during tbe past year Have en- trangrd the Germans from tbe re publican party. They do not like the altitude the government baa assumed toward the Boers. The Germans believe that this country should help to maintain republic wherever they exist. William Vooks, lawyer, republi can stump speaker in every presi dential campaign since 180-1 Things appear to he badly mixed Borne of my friends who have al ways been republicans look upon the monetary i'sues as lees perilous than the dangers of militarism and imperialiam. They do not approve I 2 5 A 5 6 7 LQ-LL J2 13 14. i5J6.JLL 16. JL 20 1 1 22. 23 24 25 26 27 26 the republican policy of subjecting to our dominion inlands of another hemisphere populated by a helero eoneous and eenii-l arharoua mast of people. Others still regard the silver craze as dangerous. I djubi whether any fairly correct prognos tication! oaa be mide just now. Tbe following replies come Into Indianapolis: Ferdinand Seineike, editor of thi German Telegraph Tbe German are opposed to the new oonquett jlJ?.l.'.'L . lU J. - LU' policy cf the republican party; they were tbe original anti-imper-ialUts, They oppose mililHriam, which receives the utnum-l. support of the large capitaliatu wli.) uuntrii) the McKinlny party. They tin nounce Mclvinley's iiro-AnKliotn policy, which the Br qut-Btion brought forth so conspicuously, if the question ot imperialism can be made the paramount issue, and the fear of free coinage can bu dia-u-patod a majority of the Germans will yoto for Bryan. Frank T Kdenbaiter It im im possible for any one to speak for the Germans sa a class. There are many among my acquaintances who voted for McKinley in 1896 on account of the money question, and who have not changed their views on that question, who will not vote for him this year becauee of their opposition to imperialism. Carl Hcliurz, I think, is fairly rep resentative of the sentiment among his countrymen and many of them will be influenced by his altitude. The St Paul Globe, one of "dem ocratic papers" that is against Bryan this year, is the property of J J Hill, of the Great Northern railway. Mr Hill is a "democrat" who is opposed to the building of the Nicaragua canal, or of any oilier enterprise, or of any other enterprise or industry that would lnssen the value of his railroad in terests. Mr Hill cannot be blamed tor this, but the American people would be a set of fools to vote as Mr Hill does and to oppose those who are known to be "offensive" to Mr Hill and men of Mr Hill cIhhb. Mr Hill is a big man but Mr Bryan ib nearer a friend and representative of the people's in terests than Mr Hill and bis St Paul Globe. Mother's Loire la boundless. Yet it is utterly helpless to (five strength to the child liorn with a low vitality. The time to give strength to I lie ehilil la before birth unci to Impart this gift the mother herself must bo strong;. Dr. Pierce's l'uvurlta Proserin tion gives strength to mothers. It pre serves them in robust health in the motitln la-lore linby cornea. It practical ly tloea away with the pains of mother hood, ami eiinhlea the mother to endow her child with a healthy Ixxly anil a happy disposition. Favorite Prescrip tion ' contains no alcohol and is abso lutely free from opium nnd cocaine. "I nmaiilrr llr, l-lrirr'a Favorite Prescription V. . .' medic, "mile," write. Mia. Mary Munlnck. ot jo Taylor St.. Topeka. Kansas. "1 know II has no equal. I am the mother ot Irn children anil only one llvlnK the li-nth one. She la one year old anil la an well anil hearty as can be. 8hc la a iK-auly. of my olhrr Iwhlra, aommrere loin al ilKhi time, lull dead, oll.cn wera vrviuatiire hfitha; one llveil to he one year old hut ahe am ahvny. frehle. I tried dillrrent doctora hut none of thriu could tell whnt my trouble wna. I an, eanniined by auisrona hut Ihey found liothliiB wrraiir. I did not know what to do, ao I Ihouaht 1 1,1, In-t lime I would try Dr. 1-lctee a Kavuille l-rr-rl,Hii. I took It Jhj enllie nine nioutha :nd now have a fine naoy airl. and I can not pralae your nieilicine eoou,;h for the koo.1 It did me.- Ir. I'ierce'a 1'ellcU cure heart-bum. Bismarck's Iron Nerve Was the rwiult otbla aplemlld beallh Indomitable will antt tr?uieiulou energy are not found whvte stomach. liver, kidneys, and bowels are out of order. If you want theae uualltlt and tbe aucccM they brltiR, uae l)r Kinu'a isew i,lte rills. Tliey tlnvelop every power of brain anil body. Only aso al W li Deljt.nn' drug slcrx. Wants Prunes and Pears. T N rVaar will buy a few oars cf Rreen Italian prunei and ltartletl peara for his Kaatern house at from f 12 to )1S per tou. It la safe to ay It la better than to dry. I consider It not ouly a reinsure, bin a duty 1 owe to my iieiithboni to tell about the wonderful cure eftected in my case by the timely uaonf Chamber lulu's Colic. Cholera ami Dinrrhw-a Ib-medy. I was tnkeit very baillv with llui and priM-ured a bottle of ihl remedy. A few doses of It rftecb'il s permanent cure. 1 take pleitatire In rtnimetitlinic It to others sullettus from that dreailtiil tlkaesac.J. y. t.yticb, Dorr, W Vs. This renntly la ild by V L, Delano, I.at tall I arllne,l my left bin w hile bat tllilitf some beavv la.xew. '1-,- (tiHlor 1 called on ssld at tlrat it a- a lllit strain and would soon l well, tit It wrew worse and Hie doctor said 1 bad rbelimatlatn. It rotitlutlnl to (row worse autl 1 could baldly ni t rouotl to wttrk. I went to a thus store and Ilia druxKlst reeommendtt in to try Chamberlain's l'sln Balm. I Irletl It and nun-half of a MV-ornl laitlle cured me entirely. I now renxmi mend It to all my friends. K. a. llslKwk, Krie, i'a. It la for sale by V. IJelAno. Teachers' l-sunilnatlotis. Notice is hereby given that the county superintendent of Laoe county will hold the regular ej jiniiiMt on of applicants for state and county popeis i t tbe btsch svbtMil building (old court bouse), us follows: FOR KTATB I'APKIIS Coiuirii ncluK Weduet-day, Aueuat 8, 1 1 0 o'clock a m, and continuing until Saturday, Auguat 11, at 4 o'clock. Wednesday Penmanship, history, f-pelllng, algebra, readiiikr school law. Thursday tVrltten arithmetic, theory of teaching, grammar, liook keeping; physics, civil government. Friday Physiology, geography, mental arithmetic, composition, phys ical geography. Halurday Botany, plane geometry, general history, Kngllsh literature, psychology. 011 COUNTV l'Al'KKH. Commencing Wednesday, August 8, at 9 o'clock a m, and continuing until Friday, August 10, at 4 o'clock First, Hecond and Third Grade Certificates. Wednesday Penmanship, history, orthography, reading. Thursday Written arithmetic, theory of teaching, grammar, acbool law. Friday Geography, mental arith metic, nhyalology, elvll government. PRIMARY CERTIFICATES. Wednesday Penmanship, nrlhng rapby, reading. Thursday Art of questioning, theory of teaching, methods. Eugene, Oregon, July 28, lvOO. W. M. MlLI.KR, County Superintendent. Cull For County Warrants. Notice Is hereby given that the following warrants will be paid on presentation at my ofllce on and aftkh July 10, 1D00. Interest on same will cease July 23, 1U0U: All Lane oounty warrants from registered num ber 7607 to 7644, both Inclusive. Dated, Eugene, July 21, 1000. A 8 Patterson, County Treasurer To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- lets. All druggists refund the money it it inns to cure, l'., w. urove's slgna. turela on eaoh box. 2fio. No Cure No Pay. That is the way all lniKi-l;U sell Groves Tanteloaa Clilll Tonic for Chills, Malaria ami Itilliouatiesa. It is as pleasant to take as Lemon Hynip, fiOoaiita Centra! Market, (6 PROlJRIETORS Williioep constantly on hand a full supply BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Which they will will at the lowest market prices. A !alr snare oi lie dddhc mnmt sol icitea : TO THE FARM F.IIH ; We will ytj the highest market prim ror fat cattle, Hogg and Hhcep. Shop on Willamette St EUOKNEi OKEOON. tJSF-Meats delivered to sua rsrl ot th cltt Faeof hrt:t ..Printing.. Of All Kinds (....AT THK..., GUARD OFFICE. GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES, GOOD STOCK.! .legal Blinks o! All JinJi BU81SKSM CAi OH. IT innEP.T i.kioii. ASSAY OJ-'MCK, I'ronipt anil accurate returns tfuamntoed. (.'OTTli.r IJliov'K, Of.tiiOH. A'lTOP.XK Yl-.'. T LAW. w O HALK ATTOltVi.i' AT-LAW. and 2 Chrlman lilu KUUEWB. OSKGOS, M WILLIA1IS, A'lTOltNKY-AT.LAvV Collectiona a specialty. Jflice Over Lane Cuuutv Bank, BILYtfJ, A'lTOUKKYAT-LAW. Dffii e Over First National Bank. Kuoufi, Oheoon. C WOODCOCK, ATTOll NICY-AT-LAW. Office Ooe-half bliajk south of Chrumau Bik Kuoicnb, Oaaoov. .K"s KKIl'WOltTH. ArroltNKY-AT-I.AW Will practice in all the Court's. Kuocnk Oakoos. HKLMUB W THOUraoN CHAS A HASOY T IllOJII'SIIN A HARDY, ATTOHNEYS-AT-LAW. t)ifice-In Firnt National Bank Building, Practice io all th oourU. Kuoene, Oheoon. A ITOIiNEY ft COUNSKLOK-AT-LAW Wil' practice in all the court of the Second Judicial DiHtrict and fn the tiupretne Court oi me state. Kecial attention given to collections and matter in probate, (Jltiue-Kinit National Batik Bid. BoouiH 1. '2 and 3. MEDICAL. W HAKUIS, rHYSa-CIAX AND BURGEON. Ollico Over Will inn 4 Linn' drug store, Olliue Hours U U. 'Z tu; 'I to 5 and 7 to U p in. KexMence Ferry Hlreot letween 11th and 12th. & KUYKKNDALLy V1IYSICIAN3 AND SUKGEONS. OflicfH In Chrinman Block. .Special attention to nurgery and surgical ilU vtvnn of wouteu. JjlltANK J, VAN KtltK, M. V. PHYSICIAN SUIttlKON, Hpocial atlentlou tu (lu(e.tst's of tlieeyo, ear, uosoanil tlirnnt. Ollioe First National Bank Buildiinr. Kasiilonce Mrs Whiteakcr, North William ette Olmec. 8 LUG'KKY, JEWELKIC i and Clock, lteiialml. K.LdlNt, Onioov Watchr D It Q B1DDLE, DKNTI8T mi Office -On Olive tri Miith atreets nue bio , Hotel. Filth and Minnesota Sunnysids Belgian Hare Co raUITVAlC, CALIFORNIA- Importrrs, braeilera I ml .hlppers of PfiliKrccl Brl-ian Hares. We carry all ot the leaillnn .trains. Uiick. anil hnwlinK lines from to. 00 up. AU stuck Kxarantrril just aa',repres.utl or miwj iviuuueu, Hoitt's 5chool MCNLO PARK, SAN MATEO CO , CAL Man new Imildiim, newlv furnlnhed labora toriea and lO'iina-tium. IWaiittful surround inx, carritii aiirviKttn, home influence, U thitruuithlr rtiuu isird and ntfrr tnwH.tr aui. vantage for the car and training o boy aud younir nifn. Accmlited at the univrmitird. Irnth vear tei:ina Axm (L l!nm KnH f..t caiaitiyue. JRAU JioiTT, l'h. !., PrincIMtX 0 R & N GO. lepart Time Schedule. Arrived Silt l.aki, Denver, Ft W orth, Omaha, Kauaaa City. aSt 1pm 1'iirtUud paM-ial lionia, Chicago and Km Salt I.ako, tVnver Ft W rtli, Otuaha I KAtmaa City. Ht Louie, l-hifNtfo and I Kant j tlautio 7am Ktprtw y.tKl p. in. Walla Walla, U 1st on, Hiatanr, Mtnneapolii., Ht Paul, 1 Hi I nth Mil ty.uk t, (.'hi i'Afjtt and Kant. tMO m f lyrr t- p tu Oviam STILVMHir All Sailintf dates fuhject to chanK. Fur San Kran uH.x Sad evrry o ilay I'VLCMHIA KlVKX StEAMtKa To A 11 lor i and Way Ijandinar. i 8 p ttt 4'p ru Daily' 1 Smidat i p m 4 D tn I Ex &undaj ViLiMKrrnUtvi.K I trvwon t ity. New- 4..Vntn 1 IViy, Salem, I tide- Kt Sunday 1 fhimv ami ay I -at Itiu.n. j V aMHII L litYSKK j J;ilp m trv.n City, lay- I Moo, Wd t n and W ay I and Fri lnttintfa. Skiki Kivsh. I OI.ewUtr Ki arta U iwto t iHtly I 9 mm W H H u buTt m Vmm At l'ort, Or 7am j , lhtr , and St j 1-aily ! FIRST National Bank Of Cugene. Paid up Cash CapiUI $60,000 Surplus - $50,000 Eugene. Oregon. 4 RENEBAL B.V-VK1XG BUSINESS et- 1'one on reuiuAhle trnii. Siiht Jruftfl on ('hiuaKo. d Kranciaco and Port land , UreK"ii. iiill of erchanKf old on ft,rfin c:uiitrie. Deposit received subject to check or certifi cate of dt-ffOfot, All coUttctioni entrtuted to tin will receive prompt attention. T G Henohices, President. S B Kama, Vice Presidta . P. E. SSOOOBASB, (.Cashier. L. H. POTTKB, Ass't Coahiei EUGENE LoaniSaviiigsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus - - $50,000 2,500 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS Draft") tinned on the prtnc'pal cities of the t'nltfdrftAic und foreign countries. Inieresl allowed on Ueiraiid Certlflcaiea of Uefror-it when K-ff ttatcd itericd. CoUcctiotm receive our prompt attention. City aud County W arra.au bougtiu W. E BKOWN, President. F. W. OSBURN, eithier. D. A. PAINE. Vice President. W. W. BROWN. Asst Cashltr. LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. Established In 1882. Oldast Bank in ths County. A General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVES, President 1,. O. HULIN, fuBhler. H. Id. HOVKY, Asst Casliier. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIJIE CAIIU No. 2 for Yaiiiina 'rwn leaves Albany 12:.10 P M Leaves Corvallis 1:40 P M M-rivea aipuna b&o PA! No. 1 UetnrnioK Leaves Yanuina 7;00 AM Leaves Corvallis 11-.30AM Arrives Albany lHjlo p M No. 8 for Hetroit Leaves Albany 7;0O A M Arrives Detroit 11:20 AM No. 4 KettirninK Leaves Detroit 12:10 P M Arrives Albany :I5 P 11 No. 5. leaves Corvallis 6:00 AM Arrives Albany GdoAM No. tl. Leaves Albany 7:20 P M Arrives Corvallis 8K)fl P M One and two connect at Albany and C rvallls with Southern HaclOo tralna, Itlrlin direct jervlr-o to and from Newimrt aud .dj.cenl Deacnes. Train, for th mountains arrive at Petmltat noon, KlvltiK ami.le lime to reach cainnina grounds ou the Biellenbush and Uantlam the aameday. Kivo anil Six connect at Albany with the Albany local to and from Portlane. EDWIN STONE, MauaKer. J TURNEH, "LmKPA Atftut Albany. ;, .My :tic 'W,I ,,'i.j 1 our attention I. ra!1M tn ,1. i.l,r,-i wen I;?Jl,l.'!'.lf"rtn,,n"n' "ie"t'lllCAI'(),'MVL WAl KhR ft ST PAI L KAII.KOA1J- 1 he only )rlect trains in ths world." Viu will hnil it desirable to rids on those trains when going to any noint in th. ..Ni.,rrii oisies or v anan. -t hv with all Transcontinental Trains .11 l li-kst Agents wll tickets For fni titer information, pamphlets, etc. ask any Ticket Agent or f' .r vnnv J W'AS.:;Vi . (iene'ral Agent. ln.v l-as Agent. Portland, Oreg J. L. PAGE -DBAUtR IN. . Groceries Having a Lares, and Complete stock of Htaplr ami l-ncy Urixvriea bought In tha Uvt market. EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASK, Imuoflrrthe rnbllo b-tter nrie than any othr brusa tu Eugu. ,r iar.wft sVrv.-n 1, u'Mrama CANADIAN PACIFIC. An Ideal Holiday Trip.... I Have you thou-.l.t of th Sti-ame 1 rip ocn-s the "LiKEAT l.AKKS"? It couilnuei 'ho j a-tractive featuics and Wurlits of au ocean i trip withour thu attendat dUcouiioits. yurtliennnr It Is Its. expensive than trav elling hy rail. T lis "Imperial Limited," with first class iers from Vancouver, and Tourist Sleeper j u Seattle Every Tuesday, Thursday and stseiiel from Seattle K 4,rlu ..nnnerts Wit 1 One Ol tlie .HAO.M- Sator- tv. co V-,, -l-'v-V ulu A1V1!4 of tlifl t;. P. Jtv. at KICENT 8IBAMKBS of the t). Fort William. If vou are going E '- we would be fla1 1 Itive you some facts 1. . . information regard in.- this trip. H. H. ABO'i T, 14li-3ci Ml Portland, Or. E. J. UOYLE, A. G. P. A , Vancouver, B. C, SUMMONS- In the name of the Biate of Oregon lor Lane County. George 0 Cainptou, Plaintiff, 3 Maucie Cuinptnn, Defendflnt, To Mauuie CamotoD, tbe above Dumed defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE SLATE OF OHEGON: Yoa are hereby su mutinied and reqaiied to appear in tbu above entitled couit aud auawtr tbe complaint oi tbe above nam fed D.dtntifl now nn tile tueruin, on or before Tuesday, the 4th day ot Oo o ber, 1U0, that timo ben g tnore than hix weeks from tbe dat of the first publication of thiH bummoDH. to-wit: Ou tbe 24th day nf .;ulv. I'.liil). Aud you are f ortbf r noiilied that if you fil to so aouear t. 1 aui-wer eaid coui' p'niot and summons .. herein r quired, the phi in l ill' will apply to the couit for tbe rt'liel prayed tor tu ots compiaiui, iuii For a decree declaring the marriage con tract now existing between plaintin ana dettndart funver diseolvtO, und thut pluiotit)' be divorced Irom delendbut, and for full relief herein The date of the flrnt publication of thia summtiUt. is tb 4tti day ut July, lyuu. This hummons is publi-bed in the "Daily EuaCfDe Gnutd" bs order cf th Hou H H Kinca.d, County Judg. id L.ne County Oregon, That the "Daily tum tir Gui.rd" in i dail newspaper pn liiht-.l Hint OI (general latiou iu the co. y ul Lane, state o( oitco Oregon, and the ci .uoit likely to give notice to the dt feud Dated this 24ih dr y of July, l'.KH). L BlLYtD, Anoiiiey for 1'lainiilf. NOTli h. OF FINAL SKTTLE1.ENT. Nonce is hereby given that W M. Vmi Duyn, nilminiblrator 01 llie istnte til Sui uel milh, di'foastd, has fill d las hnsi ,e count 111 Ihumitit-r u' ruid tslau v,ith(l.t ootluiy couit ol Lime couul, Oteoi:, til d 'hat Monuay, the tilh liny ol Aogiit-t ;'J00, at the horn ol onu u'clucli in llie uitenioon 1 I said nay Le tiuii the s-me W hi t' b ftxt d by the court for the heallny oi objt-ctioi s to said hucouut nnd for (be tiual set.ieuient ol said estate; and uuv and all ol.jneiiuus t.i said llual account, should bo tiled with the olera of said court ou or before suid liin, and date fixed for the hearing thereof. Dated thin lrtih day of June, l'JOO. W. M. VauDuyn, Aoministnitr. L. Bilyeu, Ally. Notice to Creditors Estate of A. V. Peters, deceased. Notice is hereby given that (jeo B Dorris has been duly oppointed administrator of the estate of A V Peters, deceased, by the Honorable 11 It Kutcii'l, County Judge of Line bounty, Oregon. All persons liaving uiunuB against sulu entate ale Hereby notltl' to present the same to Die Aihioniiarat.,,. hjs law ottice in l-.ugeue C ty, over the First National Hank, within six months from the usw 01 mis notice, July 12, llsjo, with the necessary vouchers. All claims must be iiemizoii. ueou jjohkis, Administrator. Notice of Sale on Execution. Notice is hereby civen that bv virtue of so execution ann Older ot sa e ot attache, ,,rnn. erty duly issued out of the circuit court of t),. state of Oregon for Marion county, on the 0th day of J uly, lots), in a suit wherein, on the litn oay 01 uclooer, INS.I, in said court and county, tetitiella Durham, plaintiff. recovered judgment and decree agaiust Wilson H Stub biugs. defendsnL for the sum of tl. trn iuH and Seventy one Thousand Nine Hundred and Five and 25-1(0 Dollars with interest uiereon irnm date ot said judgment ,t the "' o ier cent per annum until paid, together with the costs and disbursements ol this actioo taxed and allowed at S'C rsl manling and directing me to sell at public u.....u loiioMingreai properly atUH-he in the alsiie entitled suii, situated and being in . v.. , oirxiis, auu ue-cnneit as fol- lono, w-n 0; The southwest J of the northeast J si.l tl southeast I of the uoithesat 1 Bn,l ,i,. . 1 ol the southwest and the southeast J of sec- u in v.wnsiup soutn range 3 west. Also the east ol swtton :n 11.. k wett i and the e.ist 4 of the northwest i and the southwest i of the nribwest , of section in Uiwiislnp 23 south of range 3 west, all in Lane county, Oregon. Now Therefore, Iu the mine ol the Statenf ,1 "iioi-iisnce wun said writ and onler of sale, I will otfor for sale the above .isscribMl premises, ml-ject to reilemption, at .1 " " uis-nen onlder.tur casri, at the t ourt Home ooor in Eugene, Lane Saturday, the 2.rtli Day of August, lOCO, o,,u,S Ol HO eiOClC ocl.vk p m, U. wit: At 1 o'clock day. a 111 and 4 t p m on said fated this 18th day of Joly ! i .t ,,W -W.-VVI I-HKII.-. Mier.tf of Lane C uiuy, tirew,,,,. Notice to Creditors. V.,.t I. t. . ... nen-o, given that the undersigne.1 fa. Ien ..,,,l l,y t t-(,untv c,,,,,"," Sovern., decea-e,..- All ela.ni. ,d e-utear,1 hrvby no. I ieo U. present th-nt wtlh the p.-lvr v,k rl l the undersi.-nsd , ' , h ' ': Dated July 7,P.Kia JisstSovr.Hx,, 'l"t.t..e..L and -rns, il.o. !.. i. t' -r .,f ti e I,, t l .t .t. ( t;. W, v'.Ka tmld Fieliis. ' "tistri-lilp (r Cp.. Y will ii 1 . 1110 and "- Mav with t "I tss. i". Tins m i . ; .. It li I.' i-si .fiiv of I,-, 0 aiui iihwIhii i. i-s a '" l?"'1 furl lnfr.riii,tin "r or a" , v ll- Mi'Mi-rphky " -t ai-lt r-, Kugeno. ' ' u.-v SUMMONS. In the Circuit Conrt of IhaBiste of o.. for Lane County. u'egon Belwcca C. Keeney, Plaintiff ) vs. ' ( William D Keeney, Defendant f IS THE NAME OF THE rt. OttEOON: o ate heTeHb? up.er snj answer the oSmpi.Vul s, "5 against ;oa in the above eutitl.d ' " W o, before Monday. ,he btb day of i ? 00 thereof the pla.u,m wiU '"'"" aaainstyou foreve-dissolving the h;7,e matrimony B0W xi,iu"Vn .u.u..u tue aetindant; and for k .L7f- "'.:! -? child ibis summons is nnh.i.i,..i i Duly Gtunn to, 81I fu 8ud 0o 3" "r"i " oraer ot Uon J W BamiT. ndse of sai.1 f'nn " V u"""lton. 23d duv of July, lIHib.Mdte.C'iS: tion of this summons is made i the iZ of said Lugeue Hail? Goud of July 25 Attorney f cr Plaintiff. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oreiroa for Lane county. vickoo Lillia M, igulesliatn, Plaintiff 1 vs. L Roy Englesham, Defendant f 1 0 Koy Lgijleshain, defendant. IN 1HKNA.MJS OK THE STATE op Oregon, you are hereby lequired to anutar aiid ianawer the complaint tiled SKaintv..u in the above entitled auit on or before the lSrh day of June, l'JOO; and if you fail to answer for want thereof, the plaintiff will take a d creo against you dissolving the bond, of niatniuouy now el ating between plaintiff and defendant and for her costs and disbursement. hi this suit, and also for an equitable divishv, of defendant . property, to-wit: a one third interest in the 80 acres of land described iu the complaint, and also a one-third interwt 111 the uute and mortgage of 3tiil, deacribeu i the complaint. ThMBUinnions is published in the Dar r Luoe.ve tioAKUbyoiderof Hon. E. 0 l et ter, judge of tl.rCi unty of Lane, State of Oregon, made in ! i tubers the 2t!th day of April, liHW; and v-. 's summons is published for the In time i 1 the liugouo Daui Ouaku of the issue, ..ril 2oth, ltK,0. B K. Skipwouth, Atty for Plaintiff. tneritfs Sale on Forec osure. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of sa cution duly issued out of the Circuit t . art oi the State of Oregon, for the county . i.aue, on the 12th day of April, 1900, on a j ulguient rendered iu said Court on the 20th ti..y of March, liKKI, for the sum of 1'uur Hundred and Fifty Seven and 11 100 Dollar. with interest thereon from the 2Uth day of March, 1000, at tho rate of ten per cent per auuuui, and forty and no. 100 dollars attorneys fees, aud the further sum of thirty-one and 0.1u0dollarv costs, iu a suit wherein John Conger was plaiutill and A. J. Nickel aud oluoel IMCkel UIhioht i4 'r no,lu.,n A V heeler were defendauu and against the de fendants A. J. Nickel and Mabel Nickel, ami on u decree of foreclosure and order of sal. rendered in said court, commanding me ,n order to satisfy said judgment and costs, to sell the following described real property to-wit: Lot No. 2 iu block No. 8, in the Original plat of Fairmouut, Lime county, Oregon, containing one and 28-100 acres more or less, together with ail and singular teuemeuts, hereditaments and aipurteuaiiceB thereunto helongiiig or iu any wise appertaining. New tlierelore, UN 1 HE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oiegju, ,11 compliance with said writ, 1 will oiler lor sale the above described premises, at public auction to the highest bidder ior cash, subject to ro lemplion, ut the south dour of the Court ,Huttse, iu l'.ugene, Lnno county. Oregon on '1 HUlwl1.1t, the 2-lth day of May, UHiO, between the hours of i) o'cock a. id. aud i o'clock p. ui , to-wit: at one o'clock u. 111. ou said duy. Dated this loth tlay of April, 1000. o, , r W- w- WlTHElts, Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. Administrator's Sale Property. of Real J'ouuu is birebj given thut bj viitue of an oidi-r ui the county couit of Luue oouuty, Oregon, made auu euterod of record iu said couit on the 81L duy of May, l'JOO, 1 will on JicLc.oy ,be Itth ouj oi June, l'JOO, nt the huur tit onu o'oloca p. m. at tbu courthouse door ii. Eugene, Lane oountj, Oregon, oiler lor sale to the highest bidder ul pubiio uucton, for cash, the following described roul property belonging to tbe estate 01 c, J. Simmons, decua,ed' Itigtiiiilug ut tbe N W Cor ot tbe 8 W ot sec 28 Tp ItSlHW theuue S 116 rods, tli, nee b 126 rods; thence Nortbsesteily to N In e of He same quartet ;tbeuce W bti rods a', feel to tbe pi ice of beginning, contain ing ti't acr.s of land, more or less, in Lane couutj, Ougon, except tbe right ol w-iy 01 tho o. At O. It. U. Co. serosa said inlid. Dated May 11, ll)i 0. Alioe M. BKojtanH, Admr. Estate ot h. J. Simmons, Deo'd. Notice of Final Settlement. Estate of Bulio Lowis. dens-ased. Ijius county, Ortgt i.: Notice is hen l.v eiveu that dohu Lewi. and Aleck Lewis, executois of ihe eslnle ol ttatlo Lewis, deceased, have II 1, 11 their hnal account iu the matter of (aid estute iu the couuty conn ol Lane county, Oiegon, end hat Tuesday ibe 6th dsy ol June, lu0, st tbe hour 01 10 o'clock in ,1.. rnn..n of that daj haB been died by said coutt for the bearing of objections to said account and for the final settlement of said estate. Auy end sll objections to said account and the final settlement nf aniA ..l.i. mint ha filed with tho clerk ot said oourt on or be fore said oste of bearing. 'uis urn auy of Apiil, llioti. Joiin Lewis, Alkck Lbwis, Executors ol said estate. Thompson & IUsot, Attorut-y tor Executors. NOTIi L ,OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Estate ol il, ry F. Baker, deceased. ILsue oon .ty, Oregon. Notisi. is b. ieby given tbatD. R. Hill, administrator ol the estate ut Mary F. "aser, deceased, hns filed bis final account in the mathr ol said eiBi in th couctv court ol Lai e countv. Oreorn. and Won- y, tbe4th day of June, 1SSJO, at Ibe hour I one o'clock 111 II.A DfiPnnnn nl lli.l rlsV has be,n fixed by said conrt lor the heai tnj o( urjeatiuss to said scconot, snd for the final settlrmentof said estate. "siou tins 21 day of April, l'JOO. p. R. Hill, Administrator. 1 fir. Am . frr isid 1-siaie. Notice to Creditors Notice is hertbv uiven that tho nndi r- snedhcaUen appointed by the Coucty 01 1. ne tintv, Oregon, Admluis ' i ll F..iai nf H 1: n..i. de- e.l ,t) .- rsot h hxviiic claims ajsinSt .d ,,! ,r btul y notified to pit nt th,m ti ihs un. en-itned with tbeirofer Timch.r. .1 ,Lt i.w.frc 0f A. C. Woo c. ok. in I nters, Lane Conn j, Ore '". vtilu. s,j nn tits lnm ibe dated thi Dolloe. l'sied F.l rnaiy 9, 1900. A. 0. Woodcoci. AJl , 'strstr r of Ihe Estate of UCOowen. Deceased.