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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard Published every evening of the wlc, Run lUva iouited. Add roan all communications mi mk all remit UnC4M payable to th Kuobwe Guahij, KupetM, Oregon. BUBSOUIPTION .BATES. lMver1 by carrier, per week f U. Viiverfxj by carrier, per mouth....... &- By mail oue year (in advance), 6 00 tSix mouthi 8 00 On munth. W Single onuiea, Of WEEKLY. Oue year (in ad ranee). . , $2 00 Kiz monthi 1 00 AdvertuiDg rate made known on applica tion. In tared as Moonri-clMi K- ?ene, Oregon, pontofliue. matter at the THE EAflTREN OFFICES -Of the naitr are at 20 to '2M Temple Court, New xorx uity.ana u n jzpreM niagt ai nwo injrt m BU, Chicago. I1L, i KATZ Advertis ing Agency In charge.,, CAMPBELL BROS PubliuherB all flualnaia Latter to this offlea should ba.dlreotad to THE GUARD IntUad of althar oi me propriaiors person ant CAMPBELL BROS. 1-fUN MON TUElWEDlTnulFRlLSTl 055DARD r 2 3 7 a 9 jo ii JLL J3 35! J5. J6. J7 TT 19 20. 2I 22. 23 24 23 26T27 "2a29l30l5r"ffl WEATHER BUREAU- .. (Bally Report.) POB.TI.AW, 'OKKUON.I Auauat ; iitu-t:M a in) vVcathor forecast for hugene, Oregon. Fair tooltf tit and tomorrow. TUESDAY - AUGUST THE ROAD TO PEK1N. Frciri rieotsio to Pekio by rail is u'mhiy miles, or, to be uocurato. 78 08 miles. Tbe following table gives i be names of railway stations and their distances in miles f,r Tientsin: Pultsang 8.61 YbiirUuii 17.88 liofit 31.00 Lingfang , 404 Anting 68 04 HuaugtsUD G4.4' .- Fengtal , 74,i8 PeklD 79.UB A dlapatob of August 0th eay the allies lost twelve hundred ot their sixteen thousand men at Pelt sang on the 5tn, last Sunday, it nearly one-twelltb ol the lo itering forces were killed or plaoed on the wounded list when less than nine miles from the starting point, how many will be left by the time they, maroh the eighty miles to I'ekin? It does not require prophet to Inform us that the allied army will never get there. And probably . three-fourths ol the twelve huudred loss at Peitsang were only wounded. Tbe remain' ing comrades mmi care fur and protect them. No small burden of itself. WHY GERMANY PROGRESSES. i Riobard Quenther, the United Slates oonsul-general to Qermany, sends the state department another very valuable "pointer" as to why Qermtny is springing forward as a world-power. He says that there are In Germany 8G1 schools and institutes, distributed in 60S places, and using 1,514 workshops in manual training. This is only one phase of tbe widespread sclontlfio educational movement in Germany, which in its effort to educate the minds ol the masses is seoond to only one great country in tbe world tbe United Slates. And in this in tense earnestness and enthusiasm about education is the secret ol world-power not in guns, In blustering kings and presidents or in jingo minister pitying at rnaMudioR and murder aud calling tlum "empire." The nation that his tbe greatest number of inquisitive and expand ing brains, ol skillful and energftic hands, that is the nation which in this era of tbe world's history wil wield tbe mightiest world-luflueoet and will be tbe greatest world power, whether in pesos or in war. General Miles, ranking general of the United btates army, asked for service in China. Following its usual course in dealing with the veteran general the adminis tration refused to grant his request Tbe treatment o( Miles bv the Mc- Kinley administration has been little Ittisti than shameful. Since Milts' name was n entiorjed as poeuilile presidential candidate, and voted upun io the Democratic national convention of 1806, he has been slighted and humiliated on every possible occasion. He was not allowed lj nommatiil the army in the Cuban war, and now meets: with similar treatment from the j'alous administration in the selec tion of a general to command our army in China. Prosperity has struck the grocery trade c f Chicago, Sugars have heen raised one cent a pound, teas tbree oents, and coffee twenty percent. The only reason given by the dealers is tbe very notoral one that they want to get more for their goods, . There is no account of any corresponding advance in the wages of laborers. Tbe Mc Kinley press will not make ttis raise in prices the basis of prosper ity editorials. They have already too muoh on their hands in the job of co ivinoing the people that tbe trusts are publio benefactors. The fourth officer of one of the Transatlantic greyhounds was found asleep at his post of duty Monday morning. He was sent to the oabin in disgrace. Five min utes later the report of a revolver was heard from liis room, and when the door wsb forced open his body lay on the door with a bullet through tbe brain. Li Hung Chang Is not inolined to risk himBell at Pekin. The wily old diplomat is sparring for time, and has asked the throne for twenty days' sick loave. Twenty days is a short time, but if neces sary he oould get sinker at the ex piration thereof, Li is an old man but he desires to keep bis head on his shoulders as loim hs possible. The No York World rightly suys that "many whom we have welcomed Iroin abroad have abused our democratic hospitality, but none so violoualy us these anar cbistB." The advent ol the new king' of Italy is a c ine of the ulllou soeking tbe man. Mph, who linve miffered the tortures of dysjiepin, will find encouragement In the folloi' l"" Inti r. It points the way to ci-r -t :. ' hiii! almost certain cure. In ninny. t eases out of every one hundred ill hlch Iir. Pierce's Qolden Medical Discovery is usnl the result is a perfect and perman ent cure. "Golden Medical Discovery" cures diseases of the organs of digestion and nutrition, strengthens the stomach, purifies the blood, and nourishes the nepvea. i It has cured in hundreds of cases after all other medicines have ut terly failed to give relief. 'There la no alco hol contained in "Golden Medical Dlacovcrv.w ami It is entirely (Vee from opium, cocaine, and all other narcotics. "Your 'OoWen Merit, etil Discovery hss per fiimmt a wonderful cine," writes Mr. M. II. limns, of ctisrlestou, Prsultllu Co., Ark. f hnd the w.u-.t esse of dvH-h.is, l:e dov-tors sv. Hint Ihev evr sw, All-r Irvina'u-wn Hm. tors and everythiri I cwild heir of, vllh no beneltl, I Irict l,r. Pitrt-s's Ootdclt AlrAlKml nucovcry, aud now 1 am cured.1 Chronic dyspeptics may consult Dr. Pierce by letter J'rrc, Corn-siHndenea private. Address Dr.Pierce, HufiuIo,N.Y. Free. Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser Is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay cvac oi niniung pwv, aenu ai one-cent stamps lor paper-covered book, or stamps for cloth houud volume, i dress as nliove. A Mother Tells How She Saved Ikr Little Daughter's Life. am the mother of eight children and have bad a great deal of experience Willi ut'diclues. Last summer my Utile daughter had the dysentery in Its worst form. We thought she would die. I tried everything I o ulil think of, but nothing seemed to da her any good. 1 saw by an advertisement in our paper that rhamherlaln'a Colic, Cholera ad Diarrhoea Ivomcdy was highly recommended and sent aud got a tmliie at one. II proved to be one if the very hot mediutiie we ever had Io the nous-. It saved my little daugh ter's life. I mi anxious for every mother to know what an excellent medicine It I. Had I known It at lint It would have tared me a gnat deal oi ill let y aud my Utile datnrhter mueb uttering. Yours truly, Una Urto J Dl KiucK, Linerly, 11 1, For sale b W It UeLauo. Waiting for the New Kiog. NbwYokk, August 6. A dispatch to the Herald from Rome says: At the railway station here, wbils the King and Queen were etiroute from Begirloii to Monza, a well-drestod Individual was discovered hiding, with a revolver concealed on l.l person. JJo wis ar reted, after a btrui;gle, aud after beii g manacled, was sent out to Milan to be examined by Breast's judder. Corn, promising- letters areeald to bave been found upon liitn. , . Former Queen Margberlta and ber mother are both prostrated and bava returoed to Stress, the latter' n-sl-dence. President Zelaya's Desires. Nkw York, Aug. 6. Tbe Humid', correspondent at Managua, Nicaragua, telegraphs that President Z-lava de sires to deal directly with tbe United Btates for tbe construction of the Inter- ooeanio canal. Negotiations looking to an agreement between the two coon, tries woeld be undertaken by the Pres ident, provided that there were an ab rogation ot all those concessions re lating to the canal by a mutual agree ment between tbe parties Interested. Men Wanted. To work at Hluslaw quarry and Jetty. For naviculars Inquire of K Bangs at livery stable, Eugene. J. L. PAGE Groceries Having a Large and Complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries bought In the best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I van otter the public better prices than anv other house, lu Eugene. S2.45G0UHH.ATEP who no HoNir and win imi utii wnion or oipreM, u, o. U. eismilna it at four iari joiiioeiuninsiion. ion cam mil ii i"unu pvriMiiy tiin4M er;i TiKtif a nimtnw StSJ lasiannfisi MtnisM .lk tt to. ft aiidor buc miflitautinu daacrlptlona aj llflsi Hlfl, lurhii NltU, Mold rillvdorLsMli L1itI.OOtaIO.OOQl4l ruuii wauk.s, (, k you ftnil tt tin eiiuitt or bi ter tba n ruir of tliM watohcu. Iks tpraaa Mal Ul It iBlt i, .! ud aijirtMa cbarvea. Oon'l be Deceived t alfky adrtUsiMCi which wuuldlvad vou to belleva vuti mm hi ut if s . '.ivr. ,. ".v.,r.,'!'KV.-' :.?.. vun .Sim ?;.:;i.u...":."r."Vi tr.lOs.MrM, item wind sikI Mt.sais plml.d, hsmlRom ttl atam tmm i. sr.., iruias w.l.S, luuTSiucnl las nickel Moffat urn 'nd Amoriin, warrantad, and a iroo ipr. Wmw WatthM rr St ( , a;.M.4 fi twim-a. wrltarerlTMlfsttk ..ij1..i.. : "S. SEARS, ROEBUCK CO.(lno.)tChlciyf aksji aOo, ar tAii.aafc.bj ""t, tttm Central Market, ins if Mi PROPRIETORS' WWlm cor,!antlj on hand i lull supplj BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Which tbey will sell at the low en t market prioee. i iilrsiare or lie simic mire sollcltso , I '4X) Ti i 15 K A BM R R.4. , We will ptji tbe higheet market price ror at t. a'Ue, Hogs and rtheep. Shot) on Willamette St., ,, KJQKISK, OREGON, auw-iaeaia usiiTsrca to aat rsrt el th rut SVfteof nnsrts 0 R & N GO. Depart lime Schedule. Arrived -tall lake, Denver, ttikmito. PurUaud Svsctal a as t t W ottci. Omaha, Kansaii vim. Ki 4pm louls, Ohloago and Salt Take, Denver Kt Wcrth. Omaha Kansas Cltv. Ht Atlantic Ks press AUp, m. 7 am Irtiuis, Chtcairo and nasi "Walla VValTaTTsw" SiHikans Klrer 6pm Istou, Hlikm Sr-lO a m Miuneeitolis, St rain, lhilnth Milwaukee, I'hl-i-asi and Kast OCOANSTtAIIHIIIrs' All Hailinv dstee K p ro 4'p m suMeel to ehsnire. For San Kranciaoo Hail ererv days CoLmaiA Kivaa dtOAaias To Astoria and Way lAndltuii, WiUArrTltivaa Orvtion l ily. New berv, Salem, ln,ie nen.ience and Way 1-anduutm, Taily Kl bliaitay Ipm 9at10pm Sam Ki Sunday 4pm El ituattay 4Jt0pm Ki Sunday AS'lLLAMaTrra AkTi' flB lY.HttllL ll,vu A)p m Men, Wed ami Kri T m. Thur I Orranm I'itv. DaT- aadSat I tun aud Way J -and ngs. uv rtlaria Hstis liivia. !' Rlria to Iwitl lal)T ( WM Hurlburt OeVaatAt Pi At Port, Ot ITS 3 Q BUSINESS CABDB. H EUBEKT LEIGH, ASSAY OKKICK, Prompt aud accurate returns guaranteed. Cottaoi Gsovs, Okeuok. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. T C HALE. ATTOliNKY-AT-LAW. 1 and if Chrisman Block. XUOKSX OEBOOK, J M WILLIA513, ATTOlt.VEY-AT-LAW Collectioos a auecialtr. Drhof Over Laos County Baok, BILYEU, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW. DtBL-Ofr Fint Katioual Hank. Eootsi, Obsoos, OJVOODCOUK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW, Office One-half block aouth of Chrlaman lilk Eiiocit, Obiooh, E H 8KIPWORTH. ATl'OltNEY-AT-LAW Will practice In all the Conrt'a, Eimiifi OasaoK. hklvus w THOirrsoH COAt A HAKOT IJIHOMPSON A HAEDY, ATTOENEY8-ATLAW. bffioe-In ?lnt National Bank Building. Praotioa in all the courts. Eooraa, Osmoa. JKO. B DOHKIS, ATTORNEY ft OOtrNSELOR-AT-LA W Will practice in all the courts of the Beeond Judicial District and in the Supremo Court of the states Special attention given to collections . ana matters in probate. Office-First National Bank Bldg. Itooms 1, 2 and 8. MEDICAL, D RJW HARRIS, PHYSICIAN AND HURUEON. OIHoe Over Wllkins t Linn's drug store. Otiice tioure 9 U. W a ni; 2 to 3 anil 7 to V p m. Rnideuce Ferry street between 11th and jpAINEAKTJYKKKDlLI., PHYSICIANS AND HUHGKONS. OfHcM InChrUman H'ottic. tipeciul alttfuuou to sur0e,-y aiul surgical dia uasosof wouieu. JJUtANK .T, VAN KIRK, M. D. ... PHYSICIAN SUHOUON. Sperial attention to ilerftAss -f tliceyn, ear, nose and ti.roat. OfHos First National Bank Hulldlnit. ' ivesitieuce ,urs i niieaKer, ortri Wllllam- ette Mtroet. J 84.UCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. Kcqimi. Onsaor D K Q BIDDLB, DENTIST Offlos -On Olive stre. ', J etr-een I-lfth and riisth streeta one bl(Kl of Minnesota nuei. Of All i Kinds .AT THE.... GUARD OFFICE. 6000 WORK. LOW FRIGES. 6009 STOCK. ' ..legal Blanks ot All .. Printing FIRST- National Ban i Of Fugene. Paid up Cash Capital S50.000 Surplus - 850,000 Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL EAE.KlNli BUSINESS Done on re is juaMe tenua. Siht drafts on Chicago, so Francisoo and Port laud, Oregon. Aiitls of exchangr told on foreign ocuntriea. Deposits received subject to check of certifi cate of deposit. All collections entrustedito us will receive prompt attention. T 0 Hivdricks, ' President. B B Eakis, ' , Vice Presidio . P. E. SsonoBABS, Cashier. L. H. POTTIB, Ass't Cashier EUGENE LoaniniSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid I'p Cash Capital Surplus , $50,000 2,500 A otNiaaL aaNKitto BustNtsa rasps acted on ravoaaatc TtRMS. Drafts Issued on the principal cities oi the United Status and foretell oonntries. Interest allowed on Deiosnd Certificates of. uepoHK wnen leic ttatea nerloa. Collections receive our prompt attention. City and County Warrants bought. W. E, BH0WN, PrtsldsnM F. W. OSBUHN, vashler. D. A. PSINE. Vies PrsslcMitt W. W. BROWN. Asst Cashier. LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. EstaollahBd In 1881.' Oldest Bsnk In the County. General Banking business' in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVETf, President! L.. O. HUI.IN, I'ashler ' B. ii. HOVKY. Asst Cashier. Corvallis & Eastern RAILKOAD. TOll! CAD Nip. 2 for Ywiuina Train leaves xlltsny.. Leaves miV.i ..IS0 P AI ... 1:40 P M ... 6:56 f)l . .. 7:1X1 Ail ..lliSXI A M . .lUilO P.M . . 7:00 A M ..11:20 A M ..12 10 P M .. r,il6 PM Arrives Yaquiiia No. 1 KelurniiiK Leaves Yaipijna li' es Cnrvuihs Arrives Albsiiy , 8 fi.r Lflr, it Leaves Albany Arrives Detroit 4 Returning Leaves Detroit , Arrives Albany 6. Leaves Corvallis... , Arrives Albany 6. No. No. ... 6:00AM .. 6M6AM No, Lesves Albany. . . . PM Arrivos Corvallis 8KB P M Uh,S5?.fc?2.w!!IleS!M AIUn'' ni C rvalll! with Southern Psolho ira na, alvlns direct beaches,' ""' Uum i,,WDOrt "d -dj ,em -i','"",'!r 1,1 "nonnulns arrtv at luirolt at noon, glvlni! ample lime io reach cVSo IsTe"?.,0" ' """e"1""" "d Biu.llam the KiveandSix connect at Albany with the ",u-"j v t www icora rortlane. EDWIN BTONK, J TURNER. , , " t Fa?p a AKent Albany, wiV-vi'i ,r"",ih?"S'1('. MIL "Tk..;,i-7 "AII KOAD V in V , "V Wot Ul." lu will hnit it ..:..i.i. -i, train. k. I "Y ' " tKm p . s,,,"s any roiot In tht 7. " f 'onoila. Thsy conneci llvket Affnt t.il ijk.t. -1 Aiaim'snmpniai I rains sed -t' Flir fuithnr In fitrtn e. 1.1 . ak n. -".. a : '. " r-ws etc.. j -.v-,w nsi-a ur to.-f.A-PV C d KIiDx J tAfF.J, Oet,.,.l A -- - n,rai, J OtXIn, , I rev Notice rf Fin4 Account. CT'iuoe isnereey eiven that t n . .i, ..ii.i .7. " "n- bimmons. deceased, has ti ed I,., n7 " . -uu..ui..imw.( Ul in. .at. a ., a, . eonnl in said estate; and ih.l the Connii Corn of Lane County, Or -goo., ha. t th, :n- for heatl. u en Mond ,y ,ho ;trd ,, rVpl.n-b.-r. l .1 .behi unften o'elocl Sell! ' d7M",.'0, "" "a a. t'aien mis jru jay cf Ao jn.l. ISoo Aurs M. titrexwrra Aonnni.ttalor. Administrator's Notice. SS K M I "at, hm l.. ,l,,i, . ,ofcK, .J' TT W". " Ulea,daaa. I. by the .,y , ,,r, ., U, cKn en, ami all iwttons h,i, , claim., ud estate are hersbv n.ttt,1 ... . . t.n; ,l,. . .h r.",er verTto aid IniinMrat, at hie vat. l 10 l uin-tf eutl, Kiwen rvjv wi kil i m.w,n. in'iti uie .late of this ttt( ra 1-ote.t this Srd day el Aqu.t, KM l... A.lminlu St said Estate L DtiTin, Attorney. l' CANADI'N PACIFIC. An Ideal Holiday Trip.... Httve vou tlinqjlit cf the St-aiiia Trip terms the "Git EAT LAKHS"? It cuuibiue the attractive featurua and bene tit of tu oceau trip wittiotir tht at Usui la t iiwotiuf"rU, Furttannor. it u Itas expeDbive thiu trav elling by rail. ' Tlie "Imperial I.ituitetl," with rimt class ileep-an. from Vancouver, antl TourUt Sleeper from S4fttle Every Tuesday, Thurtday and Saturday, connect with odj of the MAGNI FICENT aSIbAMEKS of the C P. Ky. at ort v uiiam. If you are going 1" we would be glatl to give you some facta a a. J itifuriaatiiD regard lag this trip. H. H. ABO'lT, 146-3(i St Portland, Or. E. J. COYLE, A. G. P. A., Vancouver, B. C, SUMMONS In the name of tbe State of Oregon for Lane County. George 0 Campion, Plaintiff, ) vs Maggie Camp ton. Defendant.) To Maggie CumptoD, the above named defendant: IN THE NAME OP THE STATE OF OHEGON : You are hereby summoned and required to appear in the above entitled court and nuttwr tbe complaint of the above named plaint. A now "ii i.it tberein, on or before TuesUtiy, thu i.b d 01 Ooio bt.r, 19U0, that timo being more than six weeks from the date of tbe timt publication of this bum m oil b, to-wit: On tbe 24th day of July, 1900. Aud yon are further notified that if yon fail to so appear tiud answer said com plaint and Bummons -in herein required, the plaintiff will apply to the const for tbe relief prayed for in i complaint, to-wit: For a decree deolai tbe marriiigo con tract now existing lietween plaintiff and defendant forever 'liBBolvtd, and that plaintiff be divorce from detendant, and for full re1'1' herein. Thed Bummi Thia En.;.: Kih-'ti:. Oregon. f the hrnt pubiicutiou t f this i 24tu day of July, IViiJO, is la publirbed in th "DMIy ' by order of the Hon H K .ity Judgt At L-iUe County, That 'Dtiilv Eutztut- Gnrd" in a dail newRpuper pnii)i.sh U mid ol general oiroulitiion m tbe cou My ol Luiih, Mate of Oregon, end the ot- most likely to give notice to tb- d. lei d.. .t Dhi (I thin 4;h dh of July, 1900. L Bllykd. Attornoy for Plaintiff. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notioo is hereby (jlven that W M. Van Duju, edminmtrutor of tbe estate of Suni uel Smith, drceamd, bus filed bis dual no conut in the runnel o: suid iB-aie with tht oounl) cosrt ol Lane cennty, Crexon, aud 'bsl Monday, ihe 6ih iikj ot AogUHt, 11)00 in uie loui oi one o'clock lu the nilernoon f said oav be and the out iKhertliy fixed by the court for tbe hioirim. ol ,,hi,...,,.. n HHid aciount und for tbe dual set. lenient of iu i-eiaie; ana anv and all aujeeiiuus to faid filial scromil, nhtuld be filed with the clora ol sud court on or bo tore said timo o.m i aie iixia lor me nranng thirxuf. DBted ihia lrlih day of June, 1000. W.M. VanDiiyu, , , ., Adiniiiixtrator L. hllycu, Ally. Notice to Creditors. Estate of A. V. Peters, deceased. Notice is hereby Kiven tlint Ceo li Dorris has been duly pppoiutad adiiiinitrntor of the estate of A V Peters, deceased, by the Honorable H H Kin,i.i r- ... 't.. r . ..n.u, vMim, umiire oi Lsno County, Oregon. Alt lemons liavinir Claims SlAinat a.i.l ....... . ....... 8 rv: " Hereby nouned to present the same to the administrator, at his law ofhee in ituBene Cty, over the First National hank, witluu sin months from the date of this notice, July 12, 1000, with the necessary vouchers. All claims must be itemised. OsoUDoBHis, Administrator. Notice of Sale on Execution. Notice is hereby riven that bv virt,,. ( . execution and order of sale of attached proo- IHL f ,Vf!U Jhe circuit court of the sute of Oregon for Marion oounty, on the 6th county, 1-etnieila Durham, plaintitf recVvereo judsmont and decree again,? Wilson lj TS a,,,..,,,,,, ,r me sum of One Hun.lreo and Seventy on. Thousand Nine Ihlndrld S'" J 7a. ' iar. with interest ,.tl ..i i . . ' "la juaswent t tin - u iror rviic imp ,... , ii.? ." leciwis ana uislmrseuirnts of th.. tion twe. and allowed at W.M, con? mamliug and dirrtin, ma .. ' ,7r auction th. tntl..i. . " " Wi-K the almt-a .,!, ii 1..,. 7. . . I , riy at t, ,,y Tl. .i . . . ... .... souinweat i ot the northeut 1 and the nu the es Hon 14. in t.i:.".,. -- uieasi f ot sec- --, -osousn raogeil west. T:",.!fM0fcaaod the south 5,4thrTtlf 01 -d 1n to-."h ,U,'J":.r,hw"' tion , i -"".o ,,i rsnge west all L-ane county, uregoo. west, an Oregon. " '"""'"".in the nime ol the Stnteof order of sa'e, iu compiun mlh 1Bil, 1 HI offer for , the alwve pui, cVoV. r."1 ;.'fd".Ptlon, m V the Court 11,, V .: r . '''rF'h owinty.Oreg m.on "w.e, J An. lumay, tl.eUftth D.ynf Aiuu.t. Pon dav. ' "ieipm on said i)ated this 18th day of .), M, Sheriff of 1m, c .li I1C1H '""-1. l"re., n. Notice oCreditois. N'tt, l. "...- .. . Une connty, Z, I"' ' C" "' -ill and te.iAml!S ''' of the Ut laims agonist saul e.Ut. ! i T T he umterai.-n. .. .l , "'"IT 'onclieup riF-" riI Bit. "itor of i),. r . .. ,. J sSovk, of the K.utet.1 i:I,L J T '"neutand ,K ...orns, nece seit. AlosRa t,old Fields. '"irststearjiBhlnfor v- 1 11 1 H taill s -ntt3 ei.a.-, r - - - auu ,s- ol i. , ; '""""" lone I, .I" , 7 """tier lnf,., ,, "wau'irt. r, u. H on Ae.,tSo,oernp SUMMONS. in me cncuii Lourtoi i&e Htairj Ki tot Lane Co amy. Rebecca C. Keeney, Plaintiff, William D Keeney, Defendant. J IS THE NAME OF THE STATE n OUEGON: Ion ate hereby r4idt! uiHiear and answer tht agaiuat you io the ahoTo euliiied suit on oi before Monday, the 8th day id rw i l'JOO, and if you fail to ui, f 1?': thereol the plaintiff will UA a d agiiuatyoa forever dissolvir-p me bond0.'6! uiutrimoDy now eiieiiui; Vatws th plaintiff and the defendaol: and tor tht oare and enstody of the two tt.in.or chilj named in the ooniplaint. "'idreu This summopsis poblisbed in IheEusen. Daixt&oabd for s foil 03 consecutive weeks, by order of Hon J W HaaiW Judge of said Court, made bi ehambers tt 2M dav of July, 1300, and the first nnbli lion of this summons is made tn the hu" ot said Eugone Dahy GoAjtu'of Jnlv . - . - fiami Attorney i ptainliff SUMMONS, In tbe Clronit Court of tbe Btate of Ors. pon for Lane oounty. Stephen S. Tbnrmsn, PluintifT, ) ts. I Josis M, Thnrman, Defendant.) To Josie M. Tburman, ddfendant' IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OHP gon, Vou are hereby reqnired to aDDe and answer tbe complaint fltod sgainat , in the above entitled oourt on or bsfoni Mondnv, the 8th day of utoher, I9oo tl,.! being the first day of the next reoulat'term of saidoonrt, to be beRnn and noldenfa Eugene, said Lane oounlj, Oregon: and ii you fail to so appear, ,nd answer said ooniplaint for want tlwteof, the nlsin? wilt apply to the said mux fot "he ,'? pruyed for in said oompisott, to-wit- iv, adeoree declaring th airiace oo'ntnci now existing between plaintiff and del.n. dant forever dissolved, and that plaintiff hi divorced from defendant, i,d for full relief herein, This summons is eerfu! upon yon by the pobheation thereof in the Dam Ecotss GosBo for six suoo.iy week, bv orit.t of Hon. H. E. Kinoaid. judge of the muu ty oonrty, of Lane oonnsy State of Oregon: und County Judge ot said oounty: isid order is dated July 28. 1900, and the diite of the first publication hereol nn. d. i said order, Is July ih, 1900. L. Biliiu, Atty for Plsiniiff. Sneriffs Sale on Forec oaure, Notice hi hereby niven that bv virh,. r .. execution duly issued out of the Circuit ., o,,iuniD, ior the count? of Lane, on the 12th day of April, 1900 on , judgment rendered in said Court on the a) (lay of March, 1900, for the sum of 1W Hundred and Fifty Seveu aud 11 100 DouW wun interest thereon from tiie Oth day of March, 1900, at the ratu of teu p0r ceut per ,..., .-,i, attunieri fees, and the further turn of thirtvoue sad w-.uv uuuan coeis, lu a suit wli.-iel.i Jobs CKrwas plaiutiff and A. J. Kichsl and 5 , leuietza i. uodsoo, A. Wheeler were defendants and against lbs at tendants A. J. Niokel and Mabel Nickel, ami on a decree of foreclosure and order of ul ' w " cuurv, oouimanaing me io order to satisfy said judgment and can, to sell the following dercribed real pnoertv to-wit: ' rrv Lot No. 2 in block No. 8, in the Original plat of Fairmount. Lane countv. Otarnn. containing one and 2S 10U acres more or leu, together with all and sintfi,!,.. ,An.,.n,. hereUitamente and appurteuances thereunto uo.uugiug or in any Wise appertaining. Ko .iivraiure, IN THE, NAME OF 1HE STATE OK uregon, lu coinplmnoe with eaid writ, I will otter lor sale the above desoribed premises, St public auction to the highest bidder tor cash, subject to re lempoon, at the south door of .,ie iourb trioutte, lu J-.ugeue, Lune county, Oregon on Thursday, the 24th day of Mat, i , i T , oi o o ckick a, m. aud 4 o clock p. in., to-wit: ut one o'clock p. in. on said day. Doted this 18th day of Arjril, 19(10. . V. w. WllHKBS, ohoriff of Lane County, Oregw,. Administrator's Sale of Real Property. Notion in hfirol.u nl.n il.i I .1 - j K,.vai uia, i vittuo w, an older ol the oouutv coon of Ions county, Oregon, made and entered of record in suid oourt on the 8th day of May, 1SMJ, I will on Monday the lbth day ot Jum, 19U0, ut the hour of one o'olook p. m. it the courthouse door in Eugene, Lui oonuty, Uregon, oiler for sale to tbe highest bidner ut public aucton, for cash, the followillg deecribed real properly belonglnii to the estate ol Js. J. Simmons, deoea,sd Beginning at the N W Cor of tbe 8 W of boo 28 Tp 16 S It 4 W thence 8 96 rod,, theuoe E 126 rods; theuoe Northwesterly to Nline of the name quartet; thence W 86 rod! o, leet to tbe place of beginning, contain ing 6i acres of land, more ur leas, is Lane count), Oregon, except the right ol way of the o. & C. It. it. Co. across Mid land. OBted May 11, 1900. Alios M. Bkcxwith, Admr. Estate of E. J. Miuimons. Dec'd. Notice of Final Settlement Estate of Batio Lowis, dcceasid, Line wuuiy, urtgon: Notice is hereby giton that John Lewis and A leek Lewis, executors of the estate ol tlutio Lewis, deceased, bate filed their nosl account in the matter of said estate in lis ?nnV eonrt of Lane county, Oregon, and """" ine oin nay ol June, iw, si the bourol 10 o'elnok in lh. fnn-noon of that day has been fixed by said court for the hearing of objections to said account and for the final a.ol.m.n, utd .stste, Any and all objections to said account and be final settlement of said ostate mutt hs filed with the clerk of saidoonrt on or hs lore laid date of hearing. a mu mo aay of April, 19uv. Jonn Lkwis, Auox Lswu, Exeontors of said estslt, TBojmou & Habdt, Attorneys for Executors. NOTICE JOF TO, AL SETTLEMENT. Estate of Mart P. Baker, deceased. UU county, Oregon. Notioe is hereby giten that D. P. Hill, dministrator of the estate of Mary I- "er, deceased, has filed his final sccon"' n the niatttr of saiH Astat. ii, th. roDr.tr oourt of Late county, Oregon, sLd Mof "ay, the 4th it. .t luii ., ,k. hour j va w uuuf a sw, a, iu ot one o clock ia the afternoon ol that dij has been fixed by said eonrt for ths hesi ng of objections to said account, and lor the final settlement of said estate. "a.i ut, 2i, day o( Aprj ,ooo. U. B. Hnx, B Administrator. Biiitu, Atty. for taid tsisie. Notice of Final Settlement Estate of n IC Huston, Deceased, Lacs onnty, ;ur.gn. """ceflis bereby (riten, thtt I.ydis a Uston. .. .l - . ---i.iiii u, eaia ostaie, i, - -net final account, tor settlement of said ate, andWoiday. the 3rd day ol Septem ber, ,9i0. at ... . I...-. V . ma , - .. w u, use v civ, . - iteraoon ot said dy, has been set bjif Oar of ih. inH. nl , , H.n in. h..nmr of ohsx ti ns io said acooont and for the "O'l settl ment of said estate. "aiea tuts JOth day of July, 1900 T Ltdia A Hcstos, LUn.no, Admlnittrsuix. Attointy. f