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SATURDAY
AUGUST 11
A CHICAGO SENSATION.
Lines Hummed by the Town, But
Suppressed by Authorities.
Chloaso Cor New York Hsrald.
For three weeks Chicago listened
with delight to the topical refrain,
"Everybody Wondered How He
Knew." This ditty was the hit of
"The Burgomaster," and it was
enjoyed thoroughly. But, instead
of wondering how he knew, every
body now is wondering what has
happened to the catohy ditty, ior it
is heard no more at the Dearborn,
where "The Burgomaster" is being
given,
Report ' is that Chiosgo, after
laughing so heartily over the
song, suddenly became shocked
innreat. The oity oUloials an
nounced that the ditty must be
suppressed, and these lines are
what Chioago now is missing as a
result:
There r often little trl lies that are
Utter left unsaid,
But are uttered In an auaffeoted way
- Whlob reminds me nf a lunny little.
matter whlob occurred
At a fashionable ball the other day;
Tbs host espied a sllk-embroldered
garter on the floor,
And caylv dared the owner to de
clare,
When a lolly looking fellow aaid, with
out the least concern,
"Oh, I know It; It belongs to Mrs
Data!"
Now wasn't that a silly thing to aaj?
Wasn't It a silly thing to do?
It came as quite a starter,
When be recognised that garter,
I
For everybody wondered how be
knsw.
Now, wasn't (hat a silly thlnic to savT
Wasn't It a silly thing to do?
But they didn't bear till later
That sbs got them from bis mater,
Bo everybody wondered bow be
kuew. ,
They were crowding round the baby at
a ohrlslenlng, after which
He was handed round ior every one
Loses;
And a circumstance which somehow
seemed to please tbs people mnet
Was a dainty little dimple on his
knee. .
Efaid Cousin Jack, from Oxford, who
waa slaying there just then:
"'this looks like a hereditary strain,
For Isn't It a funny thing that joat
I of
In this respect
He's exactly like his elder staler
Jane."
old
Now, wsan't that a silly thing to say? I I
Wasn't It a silly thing to do? I
( It was really wore than simple Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dlar-
' When be Hiked about that dimple, ,h Ketnedy and aays he has never
Kor everybody wondered bow he I wuna anything that would give him
knew.
Yet be obanoed to see that dimple,
I L
WhiIe out bRthinr-a,,,t thfc imp'e?
But everybody woiidonil buw he
knew.
Folks were gazing, at the very latent
painting; at a sale,
Labeled "Beauty Unadorned," opOD
the list,
When a gentleman remarked to several
other standing by:
"It la not true suuli perfect bi-auty
can't exist."
"Excuse me. air." a gentleman re
marked, "but you nre wrong,
And if you like I'll bet a caw o( ilzz
That tbia palming here before you la
exactly true to life,
And repreaenta the girl Just an ahe
Now, wasn't that a silly thing to aay?
Wasn't It a Hilly thing to do?
The ladles bluabed and wriggled,
And the men turned round and gig
gled,
For everybody wondered bow he
knew.
Yet nothing could be quainter,
Yon see, he was the painter;
Yet everybody wondered how be
knew.
They were eagerly dlseutalng d I Her
ein reaaona (or divorce
At a dinner when a married man
opined
That anorlng loud on either aide
should ooustitute a caae,
For it suflloeil to drive you off your
mind.
Qilte right," remarked a smartly
drewed joung lady to a friend.
"I ueter auore by auy ohanoe do
you?"
On hearing which her fiance absent-
' mlndedly remarked:
"Don't tell huoIi stories, denr; you
know you do!"
Now, wasn't lhut a silly thing to auy?
Wasn't It a silly thing to do?
It not only Bounded shady,
But il quite upset the indy,
For everybody wondered bow be
knew.
Until be said, "Don't acoid me,
Your sister Fannie told me,"
Why, everybody woudered how be
knew.
"Everybody Wondored How He
Knew," sinco it him been sup-
prfsned, baa hud an added interest
to uuicugoanH, and is being sung
nearly everywhere by nearly evety
body, who wonders why it allocked
II lias Happened
More than ones that a child haa been
carried off by an engle. When such
a thing does happen the preas rings
with the atory. There's hot a Hue
Slveo by the press to the bubiea cur
ed off daily by disease. It isn't the
fact of the child being taken away
that la start Hug or interesting, it's
only when the method of taking off
la novel that it excites interest, flow
many children die who might have
been saved if the mother who bore
them had been able to give them
strength and vitality. Dr. Pierce's
favorite Prescription makes healthy
mothers and heulthy mothers have
healthy children, strong enough to
resist disease If they are attacked.
Mrs. Asel KJer. of rlordnnville, Cape Olf
srd.u Co., Mo., writes: " when I look at my
little bay 1 feci It my duty to writ to you.
This Is my Sfih chit I soil the only ons who
cm to maturity; lite others having- died
front Urk of nnurUlinirut to tlit doctor
aakt. ThU lime I lut thought I would Irv
yuur ' prem:rliUin.' 1 look nine brrtte. snd
to my turvri it carried me thnnish and
save us an line a little boy at ever was.
weighed ten and one-half poumla. He Is
now See niontha old, haa never been rick a
day, ami la an atron. that everybody who
sees btm wonders at him."
Dr. Pierre's Pleasant Tellets keep F
the bowvl.1 healthy sud regular.
A Mother Tells How She Saved
Htr Little Daughter's Life.
I am the mother of eight children
laud have bad a great deal nf experience
with medicine. Last summer my
little daughter had the dysentery In
Its worst form. We thought ahe would
die. I tried everything I tvultf Hunk
of, but nothing seemed to do her any
good. 1 saw by ait advertisement in
our paper that Chaiuberlaln's Collo,
Cholera and Diarrhoea I tuned y was
highly reoouimsnded and sent and got
blll at ono. It proved to be oue
of the very beat medicines we ever bad
In the bouse. It saved my little daugb
ers me. tain anxious mr every
mother to know what an excellent
medlclue It Is. Had I known It at tint
It would have saved me a great deal of
anxiety and my little daughter much
suffering. Yours truly, Mrs Obo F
Kdmiik k, Liberty, 11 1. For sale by
VY L Ifc-Lano.
tT9
Another car load of Itaclnn buggl
Just received no sdvaiu-e lu price, gee
the new atyln at f I. Chambers'.
During the civil war at well as In ou
late war with Hpaln diarrhoea was one
I he most lrtulilivoitin dlaeaaea the
army had to conteud with. In many
Instances It became chronic and the
soldiers still suffer from It. Mr
"1 Taylor, of Wind HUtge, Greene
' a., la one of these. l oses
such quick relief.
It la tor sale by W
DeLauo.
His Life Was Saved
Mr J E Lilly, a prominent citiztn of
Hannibal, Mo., lately bad a wonderful
deliverance from a frightful death. Id
telling of It be aays: "I waa taken
with typhoid fever, that ran into
pneumonia. My lunga became hard
ened. I waa so weak 1 couldn't even
sit up In bed. Homing helped me. I
expected to soon die of consumption,
when I beard of Dr King's New Dis
covery. One bottle gave great relief.
I continued to use It, and now am well
and strong. I can't any too much In
its praise." This .marvelous medicine
U the surest and quickest cure in the
world for all throat and lung troubl.
Regular sizes 60o and 11.00. Trifcl bo.
ties free at W L DeLano'a drug sure.
Every bottle guaranteed.
Wants Prunes and Pcpf
i T N Begar will buy a ter '' i of
green Italian prunes irtlett
pears for his Eastern bov -mi $12
to 16 per ton. It Is s y it Is
better than to dry.
Men Wanted.
To woik at Bluslaw quarry and jetty,
For particulars Inquire of Bangs
at livery stable, Eugene.
J. L. PAGE
ROCRIES
Having a Large and Complete stock of
Htaple and Fanny Qrooerles bought
in the beet markets,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR GASH,
I can offer the publlo better prices
than any other house In Eugene.
Central Market,
PROPRIETORS!
Will keep constantly on hand a full supply
BEEF- MUTTON.
PORK and VEAL
Which thoy will soli at tho lowest
market prloue.
A (air stare of tie public imnn solid's i
H-TO THE KARMEJtrl.-.
We will pey the highest market price
for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Kheep.
Shop oh Willamette St.
ElKBUNB.OHeQON.
CW-"raui dsllvitred to sue tarl nl th etty
F'SeOl. h.Tri-
0 R & N GO.
Depart Time Schedule. Arrived
Salt Lake, lWer!
Chlcsfo. Ft Worth, Omaha, 4 pm
Portland Kansas City, 61
Special Louis, Chicago and
a:lft a m East
Salt Lake. Denysr
Atlaatie Ft Worth, Omaha ram
kiiu-sas Kansas Oity, St
p. m. Ijotiis, Chicago and
East
WaiTnraTsTEw
Spokane htoa, Hpokan.. SrtOa n
Flyer Min,.a.iolia, Ht
I) p m Paul, Duluth
Milwaukee Chl
cago and Kaat,
"1 (K iN SfgAasiiirs '
Spia All tlallius daUs 4'pm
subject to change, ,
For San Francisco-
I Sail swy dayJ
lail f CoLuaau ktvsa
Kt Sundar Stsahsrs 4pm
Ipn To Astoria and Ex Sunday
Sat 10 pm Way leadings. '
AVlLUaarrTsKivss
tarn Oregou City, New- 4J0pm
Ex Sunday bsrg, Sabrn. I ode- Ex Sunday
twuleaoe and Way
landings. '
"WtLLAyaTTl AMI!
?am Yaaaiu, Bivisa 8:S0pm
Tim Thur Oregon City. Hay- Mon, Wed
and Sat Ion and Way and Fri.
t Laadtmrs.
Lr KIpaHa Snub Ktvsa. L I H-wt.tr,
S .Vlam RlparU to l4wle!a laily
""t I i in
W H Hurlburt
Utl 1 III
Ant Vort. Or
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rr buki
tsal yuur
steUrkl 4Vi0
V.-SSa MM"Uwf llVPh
srff VtVj. jTjt Wet
livchra JrxmHt
aVnd Se,
SMIKt thai
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1 full laMp, UnM
taftstarfslsst. Nirrvlml H.IU4, tvraJsl kmlb.Vi
-".vnnon siib Sf
vasvnnsf lllustrfatM. Triissn r-t )! s,nnfya with Ditr
IktA TUM fir, Mtii l iUf 'l ilh fjfettlrtsj
aniiniwjfMn.iti wrssa) rr m- 1 a s r s sat,
IADS, StOIBUCK A I'll., f .HICACO
. swawa .wa, ar
I T I a. as
BUSINESS CAPDS.
H
EKBEBT LEIGH,
assay omen
Prompt sod accurate returns .ruarenteed.
CoTTAOI GBOVK, OkMOK.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
w
C UALE.
ATTOKNK -A T-LAW.
oom s 1 and 2 Chrisman Block.
10OEKK. OAXOOtf,
M WILLIAMS,
ATTORN. '
T-LAW
L-'ollsctloDS a specialty.
Jltico Over Lane Couutv Bank,
BILYEU,
v ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office Oyer First National Bank.
Euoca, Obiooh,
O WOODCOCK,
ATTOll NE Y-AT-LA W.
Office One-half block south of Clirisoiau Hlk
Euoinii, Obioos.
E
K 8KIPWOBTH.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the Court's.
Eoodoi Obsoos.
Biums w TBOarreos
chas a habot
T
IHOMPSON A HAKDY,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
tlflice-In First National Bank Building.
Practice in aU the courts.
' ErJOSHE, Orioox.
EO, B UOKKU,
vs
ATTORNEY COUN8EL0K-AT-LAW
Will oractios in all the conrts of the Second
Judicial LHstrict and in the Supreme (Jonrt
of the state.
Special attention given to collections and
matters in probate.
Office-First National Bank Bldg.
Rooms 1, 2 and B,
MEDICAL.
D
UJW UABRIS.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OIBoe Over Wllklns t Linn's drug store.
Office Hours 9 U 12 a ni; 2 to 5 and 7 to
v p m.
Residence-Ferry street between 11th and
12th.
JAINE KUYKENDALI,,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Offices In Chrisman Block.
Siwoial attention to surgery aud surgtoal dls
sssnsof women.
piRANK J, VAN KIRK, M. L.
PHYSICIAN SUltUHON,
Sjieoial attention to dereases of the eye, ssr,
nose and tiirost.
Office-First National Bank Buildinc;.
Residence Mrs Wliitenker, North Willlsm
ette Street.
J S LUCKEY,
JEWELER.
Watches and Clocks Itepstred.
KcntMS, OKSooy
Yyn G BIDDLE,
DENTIST
Office -On Olive street,
HUth streets ons blot-.
Hotel.
hetwen
v.-it ol
Fifth and
Minnesota
..Printing..
or
AU
Kinds
.AT THE...
QUARD
OFFICE.
6.SD WORK, LOW FRIGES,
ms STOCK.
allUnksilJiniodtw'
FIRST
National Bank
Of Eugene.
Paid up Cash Capital 850,000
Surplus - SiSO.OOO
Eugene, Oroaon.
A GENERAL BA.KlMi BUSINESS
Done ou reisjuHl'le terms. ciiKiit
drafts on Chicago, vx Francisco and i'ort
Und, Oret-on.
rlills of svehangr .d on forU-n ccmitrfes.
Deposits received subject to check or certifi
cate of deposit. -
All collection, entrusted to us will receive
prompt attention,
T G HlHDRIOXS,
President.
S B Kixm,
VicePrealdtu.
P. E. Skooobass,
Cashier.
L. H. POTTSB,
Ass't Csiier
LANE COUNTY BANK
EUGENE,
OREGON.
EUollshd In 1882. Oldost
Bstnir In tha Count;.
A General Banking' business in all branches
transacted on favorable terns.
A. G. HOYEY , President
L. O. HULIN, tlashier
B. hi. HOVEY, Asst Cashier.
EUGENE
LoaniSavingsBank
Ot Eugene, Oregon.
Paid Up Cash Capital -
$50,000
2,500
us ...
A GENEHAL MNKINQ BUSINESS THANS
AOTEO ON FAVORABLC TCIIMS
Draft! lisuetf on the principal cltlei ol the
CnltMl Bin tea and foreign wntries,
Interest allowed on Deioand Certtflcaiei of
ueposu wneti ieir rtauta pertoa.
Col lection receive our prompt attention.
City aud County Warrants bough u
W. C. BHOWN,
Prtildent.:
F.W. 0SBUHN,
ustihier.
D. A. PAINE.
Vice Pre.luenf.
W. W. BROWN.
Aist Ciihltf.
mm
Your attention Is called to the "PIONEKR
LIMITED" trains of the "CHICACO, MIL
WAI'KRR ST PATTT. rati iirAt"
"The only perfect trsins in the world." I
iou will find it desirable to ride on those
trains when going to any point iu the
Eastern States or Caritia. They connect
with all Transcontinental Trsins snd sll
Ticket Agents sell tickets.
For further informal'.- n, psiiti-hl'-.. : i t,
ask any Ticket Agent or
C .1 EDD'V
J W CASEY, ' General Agent,
Ttv I'm Agent. Portland, r.v
I SUMMONS. -
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
Prudence Safely,' Plaintiff,
Thomas F Ssfely, Defendant f
To Thomas F Safely, Defendant:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OKEUON, vou are hereby summoned and re
quired to apnear and answer the complaint
hied ag:nat yon In the above entitled t'ourt
and eauM, tiled therein, by said plaintiff, on
or before Thumisy, the 4th day of October,
19UU, thst time being more than sii weeks
from til. date of ths ff-st publication of thi.
.nmreona Ths date ot ths first publication
of this umraons ss prescribed in ths order of
publication i. the 'Ah d.v nl A ,t ioai.
and you are further notified, that if you fail to
appear and iuiw,r ujd complaint as herein
required, the plaintlli will apply to said court
for ths rslief prayed for in aaid oumplaiut,
eora decree declarin. the m.f-rl..
tract now sibling between plaintiff and do-
lentlant forever tli.u.l . Hl , . . .r
.-vui.urveuiruuiueienuanc, ana tor lull relief
herein.
1 his summons is ssrred unon s.
publication thereol iu the Dail. Euu.ki
aoAHI.t..r.U,ucoe..i,-, w4 hy order of
the Hon J W Il.tmlton, Urcuit .Tnd je for the
rnnj id order is mtvla at Chambers in Ku
fwS1 "Vn' D,! datd 8lh day of August,
"-vim SHilKWI I'lBtriC. Ol lliAsLa,a. nl
XatlUiU Dth day of August, Vjuo.
t L tMLYU',
Atty fur Plaintiff.
Alaska Hold Fields,
First aleauishlp fur (Jaoe Nun. .nri
K1?'" ,,lw11 '""' Seattle May
10 This will In- . larsreshlp wltn ,
frvlirhl eapaclty of ItHin tuna anrl ..
senger scoiiinindallone for SHI. j.'or
rate anrl further Inforiintllnn, mil od
oradilreea U, McMiiRptiKv
AtieiitX" 'hern paotHo, Kugne.
RUSSES, 65c, $L?5 AND UP
Tatft SevsrsltiS. naMM Tv . .11., ,
d. Oil UK) tsMld ttfaV.TtthlHa KntUL mJii
lOtVI ff hara tveg
nde
rs-lall
ill rvturn our men,
lr.vea eaa mua It aaa w.
IS?
WSITt fOS HE TSti$ OTSlOetlt
.!,-. iw .tin.ts. ... star. u. tX."V? Sr
""i nwasiwwek as IO veicAwT
Is ii 'ft ;m sw.esat.r '
Wi'l-
im S?I VrlS
Is. !1 I1 ,Su,Ij i! "ts.iSt I r-
SUMMONS
In the name of the StaUi ol Oregon for
I.sns County.
Geurne 0 Cnmpton, I'laiutitf,
3
Maefiie Campion, Dufeutlaut
To ftf&Kcie Cnuipton. the above naoitd
tic fendaot:
IW THE NAME OF THE HVATE OF
OKEGON: Vua rto litiroby Kuiuuiuued natl
icCjUiitjd to ftppeflr iu the t bovo ttutiiM
i7bt.it Aud uuBwer the conjulaiut of ibe
ttbove nttmed pUintifi now i n tile tb-rein,
on or befortr Thundiiy. the 4th dAy ot Oato-
bt-'i lWD, Ihwt trnio bun juor-j tbuu bix
w- -kH from the date of tbt xirnt publication
of tuid nuuiuioiir., (o-wit: Ou tLo 24th duy
of jUij, lUOU.
Aud you are farther notified thnt if yoa
fail to so apptar and answer Hbid oou
p'aint and aummoos aa hureiu r quired, the
plaiuti!)' will apply to the court for the
rtiirt prayed for in bis coinpUint, lu-wit;
Fur a deurtu deolart'jg Ibe uiarnago cou
traot nour txiatintt between ulmutiQ' aud
de i ndar t f orevur tl iBaolvi-d, aud that
p la iu 1 1 if be dtvorcid from defeudaut, aud
for full relief herein.
The date of the lir. nt publication tbiB
gammons is toe 24tL day ol July, lyuu,
This mmmooB is publish Mi in the "Daily
Eatjebe Gnard" by order of tbe Hon H K
Kincati, County Judge of Laue County,
uregou.
That the "Dally Eugene Guard" iB a
dait newspaper publUbed and of general
oircolation tn the county of Lane, state of
Oregon and the oue most like.y to give
notice to tho defendant.
Dated thm 24ih dty of July, 1900.
L. BlIsTCIT,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
- notice of final settlement,
- Notice ia hereby given that W. M. Van-
DuyUt administrator of the ostate of Sdm-
uel amitn, deoeaftd, natt nif-a niannei ao
count in the il it tier o eaiit tbia'o itb the
county conrt of Lane count), U'lton, aud
that Monday, the 6th day of Auiiuet, liKJO,
at the boor of one o'clock in the afternoon
i i said bay be and the Bame ia hereby fixed
by the court for ibe bearing of objections to
aid. account and for the final settlement of
said estate; and am rind all objections t-j
said Until account, mm uld be filed vith the
cierc of aaid court a or belure said tiuia
and date fixed for th- hearing then of.
Dated ibis lHib 6, f June, VJ0O,
W.M.VmDuyn,
AaminiBtruUft.
L. Bilyeu, AVy,
Notice to Creditors
Estate of A. V. Peters. d muted.
Notice is hereby given ih.it Geo li Dorris
haa been duly opuointed aiiuiiuutrator of tho
estate of A V Petenj, ntceied, by thu
Honorable il K Khicau, Ooui.lv .ludvre ni
Lute Ouuoty, Oregon All (errtoiirl Imvilifj
claims ajfaumt a.itt e i.tte aie luret-y notified
to prewjut tho Hume to tiie adunuiatrator.
hisltsw oHiue in iugefie C ty, over tiie Firnt
NatiouHi Bruik, within tux uumtliM from the
date of this notice, July 12, 11HHJ, with the
neceutary vouchers. All claims must be
itemized. (iKoB JJokrib, Aduiiuutrator.
Notice of Saloon Execution.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
execution and older of snle of attached prop
erty duly issued out of the circuit court of the
state of Oregon for Marion county, on the Oth
day of July, 1900, in a suit wherein, on the
lUth day of October, 189.), in said court aud
county, tetiuella Durham, nlaiutiff, recovered
judgment and decreu uRainbt Wilaon H Stub
bioga, defendant, for ttieHiun of Une Hunrlred
and Seventy-one Tliousand Nine Hundred
and Five and 25-100 Dollars witli interest
thereon from date ol t dd judgment at the
rate of 5 per cent j-sr annum until paid,
together with the com h aud diriburseinents of
thisactioo taxed and allowed at SM.-jO, com
manding ami directing me to Bell at public
auction the following real property at tei-hii n
the above eiititiedui:, situated ami being in
Lane county, Uiegou, and described as fol
lows, to-wit:
The southwest i of the uortheftRti nd the
southeast i id the noitheaot i and the eat k
at the tuutliwest iand the southRtiof sec
tion 14, in towm-lnpiia south r -nge 8 west.
Also the east J. of Kpncimi . 'Hi ...) it... .n..ti,.
west i and the . ast 4 of the northwest i and
thesouthweht i of the norihwest i of hcou.d
4b in towuship 23 south of rauge wit, all iu
Aie county, uregoo .
Now Therefore, In the n ttue ot the St le
Uregon, in comrhunce with Bait I writ
order of sale, I will offer for sole the above
iteecribed ureniiriefi. Mil)i.k tn r.un. ...
i ifuuiiu auuuiiu, hi tne uigneMi ouhter, tor caul
- vuun aluiifjh uoor in ftuene, Jine
""uu'Ji ureK'JO, od
Saturday, the 25th Day of August, l!K)0t
between the hours of 9 o'clock a in and
o clock p m, to wit: At 1 o'dtujk p m on taid
Dated this 18th day of July. 1900.
.a W. W. WITHERS,
Sheriff of Lane County. Ureitoi
Notice to Creditois.
Avouee is nereny given that the nrdersigne.1
has lieen appolnteu by the County Court of
couniy, uiegon, executor of the l.t
mil and tesUment and ,.ute of G,rge
., rta nentnna li.vinir
claims agniust mi, .,t,u, .re limby Dotlj'4
h . 'praper vonclieis to
A C
..i. . '"""K'" Oiegon, within
months from the date of this notics.
uatea July 7, llsJO.
. . .... : JBiSSSoVERVR.
f .k V " H wiUann Testament and
- "wui uwrge aoreros, deoe.sed.
Notlco to Creditor.
Noliwi. h.aU ni.. ,L.. n ...
K,.u ,UBl r- ftl wiisins
haabeesnnly sppoininl edmildstralor o
the rat.!, of i k. Ellison ,l(.d, by lh
Hon. E. O. Potter, eonni. i.,H ,' ...I
Lane oounty Ah pe.sons ',,rv,np cm
"gainst M,d ...at. teb 0OTia
K '' "?'.io ,h! -Jnii-tr,.t
within six monihs from the dl0 of ,hll
DOtims. Villi I .a . .
- -oiris Ul
Eiik
ILXIHa. r
uso, n, ueruus,
Ati't. tor Eslain
Aduiinisirato
Notice of Final Account.
with, .dmini.tn.lo, ol the .state of E J
Sin.uons.dfwss. d, hashied h, r flnal' .
count in said eslatrtand ft i I. J 1 '
Court of Lane Conn y Or g" b.
ssm. for bearirg n SlondT th. VS .
" inisjiu.l.ycf August IDtK)
A 1CX.M I KKmi.
t.iu.it,:i
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Adniinir.i ra'or'i
s Notce.
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i.ut, iimo,
L BlLTIu, Attorary.
- - -iiuistrainr avf-
ite.
' SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Conrt of the State of n.
fi.r Lane County. U'p8s
Rebecca C. Keesey, PlaiutiDT, )
vs. L
Wiilism D Keeney, Defendant.)
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE ni
OuEGON: iou ate hereby rtquirL. 0?
awpenr and answer the compl,n, i, "
bKuiust you in the above emiiled sou n
o, before Honeay, the b.h as, 0f OcZ.
1900, aBd if jon tail to answer, for
thereol the pisintiB will take a dwrL
iiBiiut yoa forever dissolving the bonri. i
tuairimony now existing between th
plaintiff and the defendant; and lor 'I
oare aud custody of the two tuiaor chiWr
named in the complaint. 0
This sammona is published in the Enofr.
Daut Gdabd for six full and ooniecniiS!
w.eks, by order of Hon 1 W Haraiin
Judge of said Conrt, made iu chamber. 7
23d day of July, 1S1U0, and the first publici!
lion of this summons is made in the iuT
of said Eugene Daily Goabd of Jnlv k
1900. E. B. SiupwoBTa, '
Attorney for Plaintiff.
SUMMONS,
In the Cironit Court of the State of On.
poo for Lane count;.
Stephen 8. Thorman, Plaintiff. 1
vs. I
Josie M. Thorman, Defendant.)
To Josie M. Tbnrmsn, detenddnt'
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF 0I.P
gon, Yon aie hereby required lo snui-',
and answer the complaint tiled agaiiaiVoo.
in the above entitled conrt on or belut
Mondav, the 8th day of Ootobtr, ltnu inli
being the litat day ol the next rtgnia. 'i,ru
of said oourt, to be begun aud balden in
Engene, Baid Lane county, Oregon; and if
yuu fail to so appear, and answer uid
complaint for waut thereof, the pliin.iff
will apply to tho aaid oontt for the injt
prayed for in said complaint, lo-wu; far
a decree declaring the marriage mirut
now existing between plaintiff and defen.
daut forever dissolved, and that plaintiu be
divorced from defendant, and for full iiu.l
herein.
This summons is served upon yon by the
pabiicalion thtuif in the Daiiv loom
Qo.ao for six successive weeks, by crow
of Hon. H. E. Kinw.i-1, judge oi the otran
ty courty, of Lane oouoty State of Oregon
and County Judge if aaid oouutyj s.io'
ordei is dated July 28, 1900, and th.
d !te of tue first publication hereol, un.
d r said order, la Only 28, ltfou.
L. BlLTIu,
Atty for Plaintiff.
i--:ieriffa Sale on Forec osure,
Notice is hereby given that bv virtue of u
execution duly ieBued out oi the Uircuil
i;ourt of the State of Oregon, for ths const!
of Lane, on the 12th day of April, 1900, us i
judgment rendered in said Court on the 20tb
day of March, 11)00, for the sum of Km
Hundred and Fifty teven anil 11 100 Dollsni
with interest thereon from the 2Utb day of
March, 1900, at tho rate of tea par cent per
annum, and forty anil no-100 dollars attorney,
feei, aud the further sum of thirty-one and
20-100 dollars costs, in u suit wlirrein John
Oongtrwns plui.itiff au i A.J. Xitkel anil
Mabel Nickel, ciemeixa T. i-.kjuu, A
Wheeler were defendants and against ttie
tendants A, J. Nickel and Mabel Nickel, snd
on a decree of foreclosure aud order of ails,
rendered in said court, commanding mi in '
Order tO Satisfy Said indeTnant an! ,
sell the following described res! properly
to-wit:
Lot No. 2 in blook No. A. tn th. nia!n.l
plat of Fairmount, Lane oounty, Onijou,
containing one and 2S-100 acres mon or Ins,
together with all and singular tenements,
hereditaments and appurteuancs thereunto
helonging or in any wIbs appertaining. Nov
tlierefore.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, in COmtllilLnPM isil ) alr! writ. I wil,
offer ior sale the above described premises, at
publio auction to the highest bidder for cash,
subject to re lemptlon, at the outh door of
tho Court gHouso, iu Kugeue, Lunu county,
Oregon on Thursday, the 24th day of llaj,
10UU, between the honr. nf 9 n'm.mk a. m.
and 4 o'clock p. m., to-wit! at one o'clock p.
ui. un .am uay.
jjukm mis lotn day of Aoril, woo.
W. w, Witufss,
Sheriff of Lane lii;ulj , uifl .u.
Administrator's Sale of Real
Property.
Notise is berebi given that by virtue ot
au uider oi the cuuuty cou.i of Ut.
ooonty, Oregon, uaiie anj euteied uf iscord
iu B .i.i court on the eU day ol Alsy, I'JWI,
I will on alcnouy the -Ibtb n,y o. Jbu,
1900, at the honr ol une u'clui-K p. lu.
the oourthous.- do..r ly, tutei e, Lsi,
conuty, viregou, oher lor nale lo tue uighm
bidder at publio soctou. lor i-sh, ihe
iolNiwillg decnu.d real proi erfy Wlougii.g
lo till! OalSie ul c. J. Slu.uiuUf, Uecuteil
licgmniug dt the N W u-r ol ihe S c(
soc is Tp 16 S 11 4 W ili.oce 96 iodi,
tbi-nce L IdS rods; tbono North..;eil to
a line of Ihe sau.i quatiei;iui nr. W B6 ion.
o feet to Ibe pi .oe of be glueing, contain
jug HV, uens of laud, more or leas, ui
Laueconui;, Ortgon, i-xcepi the riglii oi
" ol the O. A C. K. Ii. Co. acioaa snM
laud.
iiuted Uay 11, li 0.
i Alios M. Ii.in,
Admr Estate of E. J. rim.mobs, U..'J.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Estate of Uatio Low.,, d.ceastd, Lsns
county, Oregoi.:
Notict is hereby given that John Lewis
Slid Aleck Lewis, execuioi. nl ihe e.Uts o!
llallo Lewis, deceaseu. ij.v. ttiui Ihell Snl
accouul in the matter of said estsis in th.
nniy oourt of Lane ooonly, Oiekon, and
. ucwiny iDb 0(D aay 01 JaDe, isuu, a.
tbeboUrol lUn'nllr I.. rrAn,.,n of
Ij1". b"1' n,ed y M,d coa"
the bcariug of objections to ssid Seconal
and for the final i.rtil.ir,.ni nl uid e.uK.
Any and all objections to aaid Account snd
the final Beitlm.nt nf mmiA mn.t bf
filed with the olerk oi' said court on or he
fore said date ot hearing.
" uis iiin asy of April, 19U.
Joh Ltwu,
Auoz Liwu,
Executor, ot suld esisle.
Thouwoh S Hahdi,
Attorneys lor ti teuton.
NOTICE JOF FINAL bETTLEUENT.
Estate ol Marv F. Dakar, doeeasrd. Law
cou..tj, Orenon.
Notice is bersbv oiAn ih.i n R HiH.
dminiBlrstor of the estate of Mary F
Uaaer, deceased, baa filed his final aocoonl
in the matt.r of aaid n.i.t. in iha coolij
court oi Lai e county, Oregon, and Mon
day, Ihe 4th day of June, 1SHXI, at ths boot
of one o'oiock in the afternoon ol that day
has been Hied by said court for Ibe heal
ing of objections to said account, and for
the Seal belli, men I of said estate.
x"iiea this 21st dsy of April, 1900.
b. B. Hiu,
A.n.inl.tv.lrr.
L, I 11)11. -H 1,1 ,m!A .,...
Not1
ce of Final Settlement.
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Ui-,
hei.
.
'- "I II C Ili.lon, Dece.'ed, Ln
nee i. i. r ... given, that ).ydis A
n, in p.,..ix ,atd e.lsle, b Sled
- si - i.ui. I,., a 'itiemeni ol saiJ es
oi Mi : da- it. :)rd dsy of Septstn-jla-
, ,.. 'tie no- r of one o'rloik in lbs
i -n i ! taid day, haa been sei by or
i . -jn'g. of said oourt for hearts
j i k.u. id account and for lb.
una,. . ti. nicnt of mIH
I'al d miaMnb day of July, 1900
Ltdu A Hcmjk,
L Diltid, Admini-.lr.utl,
Attorney.