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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard Published every evetiinttof the week, Sun dy excepted. Addre all comrouniijaUoiiii aid mk .ell remittances payable to the Kita kmc UtJAHU, Ku'uae, Oregon. 8UBHUKIPTI0N JtATKS. T Hvered by oerrier, per week f 1ft ' itverud by carrier, per month 5 1 mill one year (in adyanoo) fl 00 l. otoliths 3 00 month Sitixle cnniee. 05 WKKKXT. One vear (In ad ranee) $2 Six months 1 00 .Advertising ratee made Icoowd oo applica tion. Entered m Moond-cias Eugene, Oregon, postothoa. matter at the THE EASTERN OFFIOR3 Of the paper are at 230 to 234 Temple Court, New York City, and U B Express Hid. 87 Wash ington BL, unicago, iil, is itAii Aflierwi- Ilk Agency i0 cuarye.; CAMPBELL BROS PabliBhers All Business Letters to this office should be directed to THE QUAHO Instead oi eiinei nf th n roar I atari na. -tctfiall i CAMPBELL BROS. Pi! UpJGUARD mmmm fr Y 2 3 j2 5 6 7 J3, 9 10 II l2-J3Ji.l5.L6. 17 IS 19 2Q 21 2 23"-HT2g; 26272a29l30l5l WEATHER BUREAU- (Dslly Report.) ' ' PORTLAND, OHKOON.I Ausuat id 1W0 llo a ml eeathor forooaat for husoiie, Oregon. Fair tonight slid umorrow. MONDAY AUGUST 13 OUR ASIATIC POLICY. J-veu Andrew Uarnegie is op I oited to the McKinley policy of impropriating Asiatic territory, if t le following from an Assoolated 1'reBB interview oan be depended upon as a oorreot report: "Our polioy is clear. European nations attack China and quarrel about toe divlBion of Chinese tern lory. We remain friendly and await events. We have enough foreign territory already." We have too muob "foreign ier rltory already," that ii if we cat lay valid olaiut to tbe I'hllippiuo through holding forty or fifty miles of oountry about Manila with the sixty thousand troops that Mr Mo Kmley hasaent there to ''pacify' tbe islands. Tbe attempted robbery of the Filipino right to liberty and deolaration of indopendenoe of their own is a foul blot on -the fair name of this great republic No fair minded man, of whatever political party, oan justify our bad faith with our one-time allies, the Filipinos. . '.; .... William J Bryan stands com mitted to a polioy that will give the Philippines self government independent of tbe United States For polioy that will allow the Filipinos a dear title to tbe oountry wbioh Spain sold to tbe United states when she only had poseossion of Manila, and that held through possession of a fleet of war vessels that commanded the situation. KNOX VS KINCA1D. County Judgcsuip lontest as Viewed by Successful Con testant. But Journal, August 11, "The oontest oase of O V Knox titlB Kinoaid ior tbe offioe of county judge was tried before Judge Hamilton in tbe courthouse August 8 and 9, and resulted in Increasing the plurality of Kincaid, oitisens' candidate, from 1 to 6 in tbe five preoinots whioh Knox claimed would elect him. These were. Irving, Willamette, Fair- BD 'unt, Mohawk and West Cottage G ove. After the votes of these puioinott had been recounted Knox's attorney, W 0 Hale, moved to dismiss the case witbout going further, and bis request was granted If tbe oitiiens' candidato gained four votes in tbe five pre oinoti wbioh the oonteetori claimed would elect Knox, inoreatiDg bis plurality irom 1 to 6, bow much would it have been increased by recounting the other 45 urecuiots in whiun the uomejIorH did not claim anvihing? At the name ratio, not Icsh than 50 and perhaps 100. "And but for the illegal votts of University students and railroad and mill bands, ami the Uncling of their candidates for sheriff, tre.s urer and school superintendent f i: votes for their candidate for county judge, whioh was done by a few officious managers who did not represent tbe substantial republi cans in that any more than in contesting tbe oiliuial count made by their election judges and can vassing board, Kincaid, the citizens' candidate, would have received a majority of several hundred votes, notwithstanding tbe faot that tbe republicans have a majority of about 450 in the county on a straight vote, as shown by tbe votes cast for state officers." MEMBERSHIP OF FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS. A correspondent writes the Guahu for membership statistics of secret organizations that bave a footing in the North weBt. The New York World Almarao lor 1900 says: "According to the iut reports of the supreme bodies of these organ izations to the World Almanan, the membership of the principal fra ternal organizations of the United States and Ounudi is as follows: Odd Fellows ... 086,208 freemasons 871,002 Knights of Pylbhe 470,708 Modern Woodmen 427,706 United Workmen 873,-89 ltd Men 213,070 Knights of Maouaheee 188,071, Woodmen of the World 114.048 Order "f Klba 00,000 Bona of Temperance 82,248 Chosen Friends 23,140 "Including colored organizations." woriii Reading. "You will find enclosed thirty -one one-cent stamps for one of Dr. Pierce's Mcdicul Advisers, cloth bound," writes iunies R. Crantptnn, K(., of Slmrps urg, Washington Co., Mil, "This book is lor a friend of mine who la using your 'Golden Medical Discovery,' anil 1 cannot praise your medicine, too highly, I win hi business in Baltimore and had riieumntisra fur three mouths ; couldn't walk at all. I tried the best doctors I could get, but they did me no good. I took three bottles of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and it cured me sound. 1 came home to Stiarpslmrg, and there were three cases of different diseases. I advised the patients to use Dr. Pierce's medicines, which they did, and all were cured." "Golden Medical Discovery " contains Ho alcohol, cocaine, nor other narcotic,1 WlV. lr. rirrce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, wt8 nsxes, is sent free on receipt of stamps to psy expense of mailing only. Semi II one-cent stamps for the hook bound in paper,' or 31 tnma fur cloth binding, to Dr. R, V, nerve, utuiuio, M, V. Mother Tells How She Saved Her Little Daughter's Life. , I am the mother of eight children aud have bad a great deal of experience with lUediolups. ' Last "Summer my little daughter hart lbs dysentery In Its worst form. We thought she would die. I tried everything I could ihluk of, but uolhln seemed to do her any good. 1 saw by an advertisement lu our paper that Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was highly recommended aud sent aud got a bottle at otic. It proved to be one of the very best medicines we ever had In the house. It saved my little daugh ter's life. I am anxious fur every mother ta know what an excellent medicine It Is. Had I knowa It at first It would have saved me a great deal of anxiety and my little daughter much suffering. Yours truly, Mks Oko F HukkK'K, Liberty, It I. For sale by W L DeLauo. Another far load of lUolne buggies. Just received uo advance lu price. Mre the new style at f I. Chambers'. During the civil war as well as In ou late war with Kpaln diarrhoea was one of the most Iroutiloome dlseam the army had to eoiiUiul with. In many Instance It became chinnlo and the Id soldiers still suffer from It. Mr David Taylor, of Wind Ridge, Greene Co, Pa., Is one of these. He uses Chauitierlaiti's Olio, t'hohnt and Diar rhoea Remedy and says he ha tiewr Inund anything that would give I1I111 such quick relief. It Is (or sale by W L DeLauo. Soma Big Incomes for 1000. John D Roc-feller I6,OCO,000 Andrew Carnegie 12,000,000 William Waldorf Astor , 750,000 Cornelius Vanderbllt Kstate 6,026,000 John Jacob Astor. 4,600,000 P D Armour 3,000,000 J Plerpoot Morgan 2,600,000 J B fiaggln '. 2,500,000 H M Flagler 2,600,000 Senator W D Clark 2,000,000 William Jtockefeller 2,000,000 Marshall Field 2,000.000 John Flagler 2,000,000 Claus Hprecklea 2,000,00 Jamoc J Hill 2,000,000 CP Huntington 1,750,000 George Gould... 1 ECj.UOO WC Whitney 1,600,000 H O Havemeyer 1,600,000 John D Archibald 1,260,000 W I) Bloane. 1,200,000 Russell Rage 1,000,000 DO Mills.... 1,000,000 HAC Taylor 1,000,000 James H Hmlth 1,100,000 Mrs Hetty Green..... 1,000,000 Hobemerborn Estate 1,000,000 David Dows Estate 1,000,000 George Ebret.... 1,000.000 Levi P Morton .' 600,000 JabobRuppert.... 600,000 An lnoome tax ou such Inoomes would be a fine thing. ' District Attorney Chamberlain Mul luoniah county ' Is having tbe gamblers of Portland arrested and lined every mnnlb, which is a decided improvement over tbe old system of levying blackmail monthly by tbe officials and pocketing the money, As it Is now tb city gets tbe benefl before only a few grafters got It. Wants Prunes and Pears. T N Begar will buy a few oars green Italian prune and ' Bartlett pears for Ma Eastern house at from $12 to $16 pe. ton.,, It is safe to say it better than to dry.' ' " ' i - m tm , ' Men Wanted. To work at Hlualaw quarry and Jetty, For particulars Inquire of E Bangs at livery stable, Eugene. J. L. PAGE -DIALM IM-- Groceries Having a Large and Complete stock of : Staple and Fancy Groceries tiotigbt In the beet markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASK, I oan offer the publlo better prhv than auv other house In ICogi'iiH. Central Market, PROHRIETOHS! fim oonitantl) on hand a full supplj BEEF. MUTTON- PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at the lnwtwt , , market prloe. A fair snare of lit Mile pstroiate solicits tTO THE FARMF.RH.-i We will pjr the highest market price i ior rai 1 aitio, nogn aud Bheep, Shop on Willamette St., KUQBNB, OHEQON. VWHi.au aellvarad to an part el th eltj FTjeotrhsrrs 0 R & N GO. Dens 'Tinis-chsdul. Arrind Sail Ia. ll.D..r. (ilcairo. Purtlaail -IMial Sdftam Atlantlo Kiprsaa VlUO p. m. Kt Worth, Omaha, Kansas (1. Mt 4pm louis, CKIoairo and r 1 Salt T-ka, IVnr.r Kt W nth, Omaha Kansas City, H lAtuia, Chicago and Tarn r.ast nVallavTuaTI sv 8wkatts Kljrsr a p m tston, Hpoaans, MinneaiHili. at Paul. Dulnth Milvaukw, Chi oao anil Ka- 80 a r- OcsaR SraAHsHirs All Sallins U-tM sublsct to ohaniea For San sVaneiacv- 8pm 4'p m (Sail day. lallv UOtl'SBlA KIVKS HraAMiH To AaUria and Ki Hunday 4pm Ks Huaday s ft m Sat It) pa Way Idlna, TVlUutHSTTlKlrBa Sam Ks Sunday Orv,r. tity, New hanr. Halaui, In.ta- ta.tem' and Way .amtirura, 'ILLAMSTTB AMU Ysshiu. Ktvsss 4&0pm Ks Sumlay 7am Tw-s Thur awl Hat S:90p m Man, Wad and Fri Orrfvn tlty. Pay- ion aan n ay I ruling. t r Vlparia , Wis I wily 8sis RtvtK I L Iwbta Riiiaria to LswiaU Dally I Sam At P-rt,Ot BTTSIXEaa CAP US, H ERBEBT LEIGH, ASSAY OFF1CK, Prompt and accurate return guaranUrtd. Cottaoe Oaovz, Omook. ATTOBNEYS-AT-LAW. w C HAXE. ATTORNt Y- AT-LAW. 1 and 2 Chrismao Iilock. srjoua oaioos. J M WILLIAMS. ATTORNEY-A T-LA W Colleetions a specialty. JSiceOver Lans County Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-ATLAW. OOiie-Over First National Bank. Eoaass, Okioon, C WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW. Ottlos One-half block aouth of Chriiman Blk EuaiKE, Obiooi. skipwoktu. ATTOllNEY-AT-LAW WIU practice in all the Court's. Euoiss Obboom. atXUDS W TBOMrsON ORAB A BAany T HOMP80N HARDY, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. OHcs-In First Nstlooal Bank Building. Praotics In all the courta. . Kooine, Oaxoos. iiO. B DOK1U8, ATTOENEY A COUN8ELOK-AT-LAW Will practice in all the courts of the Second J udicial DUtriut and in the 8uprema Court 01 ths sute. , 8ieoial attention given to collections . and matters In probate. Office- First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1, 2 and ft. MEDICAL. D R J W IIARRIH, PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON. Offioe Over Wllkini t Linn's droit store. Oltios Hours-t) to 12 a m; 2 to 5 anil 7 to v p m. Reshlenos Ferry street between 11th sod 12th. J)AINK 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND 8URUKONS. Oflloes In Chrlsman Rlook. Speoiol attention to surgery and surgical dis eases 01 women. JjlllANK J, VAN KIRK, M. D. PHYSICIAN 4 BURGEON. Swcial attention to dsuases of the eye, sar, niisoand tliroat. Olfioe First Natliuiul Bank BulKliu. Kesidince-Mrs Whlteaker, North Willlaia- ette Btreet. J 8 LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks RepsirtNl. KvniMS, Ossoos D R a BIDDLE. DENTIST Otllos-On OHs street, betwon Fifth and Sitth atroeta one him : v.vt ol MinnesoU Hotel. ..Printing.. Of All Kinds ..AT THK... GUARD OFFICE. WORK, LOW PRICES, .6001 STOCK. -liBii Blinks it All ln.t I National Bank Of Eugane. Paid up Cash Capital S5O.000 Surplus - 350,000 Eugene, Oregon. a GENERAL BAlKINlf BUSINE:j8 J Done 00 re3utile tenns. Sight drafts on Chicago, an Franeiaoo sod Port lawl, Oregon. . ' Bills of exchangr sdd on foreign cenntnea. Deposits received aubject to check off certifi cate of deuo.it. All collections entrusted to OS will reneivr prompt attention. T O Hranaicxs, Presiden 8 B Kalis, ' Vice Presidto . P. E. S.V0D0BAS8, Csshier. I- H. POTTKB, Ass'tCsahisi LAKEGOUNTY BAHK EUGENE, OREGON. EslaollshsS InlBSZ. Oldest Bsns. In th County. . H General Banking business in all branches transacted on lavoratle tcrrns. A, G. HOVEY, President L. G. HTJL1N, Cashier. B. h. HUVEY. AHt Cushler. EUGENE - LoanoSavinysBank Of Eugene, Oregon. ' Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus $50,000 2,500 ft GENERAL BANKING. BUSINESS THAN 8 AOTEO ON FAVORABLE TERMS. Drafti iMaed on the principal dtlei ol the United H-KLi'i and tsirttlirn nnnntritsji. - Interest allowed on Demaod Crtitlcie of veomt when left etatcd frioJ. Colloctloim receive our prompt attention. City aud County Warrants bought. W. E. SHOWN, President. F.W. 058URN, a4Sniar. D. A. PAINE, Vict Pre.iaonl. W. W. BROWN. ' AmI Ctuhlir. Ynr attuntion Is called to the "PIONEKR LIMITKO" trains of the "CHICACO, MIIj WAUKKE A ST PAUL KAIUIOAU" The only perfect trains in the world." You will find It denirftlile U tkU on those traiua when Koing to any point in the Eastern State or Canada, They connect with nil Transcontinental Trains and all Ticket Agenta sell tickets. or further information., pamphlets, etc., ask any Ticket Agent or O .T EDDY J V (IASKY, Giicrat Asteut, Tmv Has Ajjent. tortlanil, n SUMMONS. In ths Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for lins onunty. 1'nul.uce Safely, Plaintiff, ) v y Thomas F Safely, llefendant. J To Tlionia. K Siifelv, Defendant: IN THK NAMK OK THK STATU OF OHKtiON. toii arc hereby summened and re quire.1 hi appear and answer the eimplaint nieu aga.Di.1 you in ine anove enlitleu t ourt aud vaiiae , ttletl therein, liy nd plaintiff, on or before Tuuraday, the 4th day of October, 11KKJ, that time being more than six weeks from ths date of ths Ri.t publication of thia summons. The date of the 6rst publication ef this .ummoiiB as prescribed in the order of publication is the Dth day of Augu it, 1900; and you are further notitiad, that if you fail to appear and aoswar said ouniplaiut aa herain leiiulrvd, the piaintilf wilt apply to aaid omtrt for the relief prayed for in aaid complaint, towitl i ura necree oeciai Tins me marrtaira ain-i tract now aiiatlng oetween plaintiff and de fendant forerer diuol,ed, and that plaintiff be divorced from defendant, and for fuU relief aerviu. This .uramons Is served umm vm K it. publication thereof in the IUil. Kuusns Guasn for six .uccesdva weeks, by order of ths Hon J W Hamilton. Circuit .Ii,,l. f. Second Judicial District of theSta e of Ore sons said ordsr ia made at Chambers In Kn gene, Oregon, and dted ths 8th day of Ausuat, Dated this 9th day of August, lSKKj. , L bll.TSl), Atty fur Plaintiff. - Alaska Hold Klplils. v'lrst steaiushlp for Cam Nr.nn- and Cape York will sail from Henltle May 10. Till will Ih a large ship wlm t tn Iglit capacity of Irjno ions anil t-i-songer acouinaiodatlnns for 'Ml. Kor rate and further InfnrniMlon, mil on or address R. McMlIRPHKT, Agunt N" 'Bern pHnlfic. ('uirHiie, Ths Dalle Is boring an artesian well bank of tbe distributing water msr. Tolr. The well Is d.iwn 40n feet and eTcral streams hate been -tru.-K but i uou that raise the wator within le than 70 feet of the stirfsce. It Is proposed to go down at I at bit which Is a few feet b. low the lev, I ,.f another wellln theclly thai throw, water 25 feet above th aarfa.-r. The Astoria Itodsct sas It I- ano- iiion remark about the o'lrw a'ai. ., that during the tishiiiii M-s-xtihoar r, sis are In proportion to tl eiuii Hsh. one It l also true Ihtt neari eveie I Treated ha. money more than ei...UKb on hi pernon to pay bl fii.e j and also enough to start out on a sim- liar carrel again. I .FIRST- i JmL miLjJS!V ii-U-J SSS SUMMONS Id tbe nsme of tbe State of Oregon for Lane County. George C Campion, Plaintiff,) vs f Maggie Cujupuin, Defendsut.) To Maggie Couipton, tbe above named defendant: IS THE NAME OF 1HE 8 1'ATE OF OUEGON: Vou are boreby suluuioned and rtquued 10 appear iu tbo above entitled coiiu and answer me complaint of tbe above named pUinttt) now i.n ate therein, on or before Tborsday, tbe 4tb day 01 pcio ltr, 1UU0, thut tioio being more than six w tkn irom tbe dnto of tbe flret publication if lui- huminuus, to-wit: Ou the -lib day ui Jui) , 1U00. And ) ou are farther noiiued that if yon fail to o appear and answer st.id com p;uiutand summons us bereiu r, quired, tbe plsiiiiilf will spply to tbo court for tbe rnliel prayed for iu bis complaint, io-wit: For a decree declerieg tbe marriage con tract now existing bdtween pluiutid' and dek-ndunt lorovor ilissolved, aud tbut pluiutid' be divorca iroui dek-nduut, uud for full relief herein. The date of the first publication of this snnunuus is tbe Htu day of July, 1MO, This summons is published in tbe "Daily Eugene Guard" by order of tbe Hon H R Kiocaid, County Judge of Lsne County, Vegun. That the "Daily Eugene Guard" is a dsn newspaper publiubed aud of general circulation in the county of Lane, state of Oregon, and tbe oue most likely to give notice to tbe deleudaut. Dated this 24ih day of July, 1000. L Biltio, Attorney lor Plaintiff. i notice of final slttle.ent. I Notice is hereby slven that W. M. Van- Buyut admiatatrtitor of the estate of Snu uei smuii, aecenKeu, uaa nt-a i isdubi ac cuuut iu the nibtiei o tsttii) i-'ti e uith the county court of Luue couutj, (Jtegon, aud that Mondny, tbe 6tb day ol August, l'JOO, at tbe hour of one o'clock iu the aftoruoon t f said oay be aud the same ib hereby fixed by the court for tbe hearing of objections to aaid account and for ibe final settlement of said eBtate; and auv and all objections to eaid final account, hi uld be filed with tbe olerK of Bald court (: i or beforn Baid tiui and date fixed fur tb- hearing tberrof. Dated this 18th d . uf June, 1U00. W.M. YunDuyn, Aaujinietrator. L. Bilyeu, Atiy, Notice to Creditors Estate of A. Y. Peters, deceased. INoiiue in hereby yiveu ihrtt Jeo B Dorns has btsen duly oppointed adiitinitrator.of the estate of A V Peters, ilttDHtd, by the Honorable H K Kuic.ii., County Jutkre of Lane County, Oregon All perfons having claims airainst stid e-tat ure ImreLv nxtiliett to presont the same Ut the admiuistrator, at histt.iv oliice iu i.ugeue C ty, over tiie First iNatiouot limit, within six mop ths lroin the date of this notice, July 12, 11HX), with the necessary vouchers. All claims must be itemized. Geo B Dokkib, Admiuistrator. Notice of Sale on Execution. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an execution aud order of sale of attached prop erty duly issued out of the circuit court of the state of Oregon for Marion county, on the Gth day of July, 1900, iu a suit wherein, on the 12th day ol October, 1 SiHI, in said court aud oouuty, i-etruella Durham, plaiutiff, recovered judguiont and decree against Wilson H -tubbings, defendant, for tbe sum of Oue Hundred and Seventy-one Thousand Nine Huudretl and -ive and 25-101) Dollars with interest thereon from date of taid judgment at thu rate of 6 per ceut p r aunutii until paid, together with the costs and disbursements of this actiun taxed and allowed at SW.50, com maniing and directing me to sell at public auction the following real property at ti'cht i n the above entitled suit, situated and being iu Lane county, Oregon, and described as fol lows, to-wit: The Bouthwest J of the northenst i and the southeast i of tbe uurtheast J and the eaii ol the southwest 1 ami the southeast J of sic tion 14, in township '23 south r.uige 3 west. Also the east 4 ol section ,16 aud the south west i and the east J of the northwest i and w.c cuubuwenv j ui wie norinwest t or section 36 in towuship at Bouth of range west, all iu Lane county, Greiron. Now Therefore, In the nime ol the State of Oregon, in eomplianco with said writ and order of sale, I will offer for sale the above described premises, subject to redemption, at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court House door in Kugene, I,ne Saturday, the&Hh Day of August, l'JOO, between the hours of UoV-hu.!, . ... o'clock p m, to wit: At 1 o'clock p m on said Dated this 18th day of July, I'.HXl. . . W. W. WITHERS, bhenff of Lane Cotiuty, Oreuon. Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby given that the undersiined has lieen appointed by the County Court ol -.aue county, Olegon, executor of the last will and testament and estate of Ge. rge Soverns, dec,se,l. All ,rson. having damiB against said eUte are hereby notified to present them with the pr.wr voucher, to .... .u-iiucn me law ottice of A Woo. cock in Eugene, Oregon, within months from the date of thia notice. Dated July 7, USX). l au. Executor of the Last Will ana Testamen't and ui ueorge soverns, dece sed. Notice to Creditors- NotlflA 1. liMraKv nl.A- .1... n ... i.-.- .T-i . " "'isms - - ..u,iiniea ailmicistlalor ulr ,,"e,l K-tl"son deceased, by the Hon. E. O. Potter, county jndgo o( ssid Lane.xmuty. All persons Uavmg clams sgaiust said est.l. .., L,by noWd to Li.k."' " .r".m ,n sctministrator I i,uTJ". 'rom d" ' Ibis k.IK7 riL. T, ,,J T' ue.""- at the --orriB iu Ens -o. r. .oHrus, Adniinistrato iu . for EsUle Notice of Final Account. T,'"i.C?J!"b"'by sien ""' A'iee M Beck .th. sdmrni-trator ol tbe ,a,e , Simmous, deceased, ha 8 led - , eonntiu said eatste; "d Zl Th. r fiUHl.elernr.;i"1de;.r P 'h" Dated ihli 3iddycf Anust. 1IKX) Aucs M. l-xxwrrH, . adn.in.tiator. Abminiatrator's Not ice. XotifS ea-n, and .a ,'!Jf"T, f'i e.t.,,.r.h,r,l";"Is'! ''r"" r""" th.m. With rJ.,V 1 T'tmitn w" P ' of hli'- i ia..ntt,. f.m ihedaw"? u'xTZ f" wih"' lM,d bis-M day u AuauM, tio"" A.l,i-t, - 'vAr f SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of th State of Oregon fur Lane County. Rebecca C. Keeuey, PlaiqtuT, 1 vs. William D Keeuey, Defendant.) IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OILEGON; lou are hereby required 10 appear and answer the complaiui tiled ag'iiust you iu tbe above entitled snit on oi beiore Mousay, the bib day of Octoter 1U00, uud if you fail to answer, for want thereol tbe plaintiff will take a decree against you focvor dissolving the bonds of utatriaiouy now existiug between tb plaintiff and the defendant; and for the care aud custody of tbe two minor children named in tbe oomplaint. This summons is published in the Engen Dso-T Gdaud for six full and oonBecutiv weeks, by order of Hon t W Hamilton, Judge of said Court, made in chambers the 23d dav oi July, 1900, and the first publica tion of this summons is made in the issue of said Eugene Daily Gdabd of July 25. 1U0U. E, R. Skitwobth, Attorney lor Plaintiff, SUMMONS, In the Circuit Oourt of Ibe Utats of Ore ton for Lane county. Stephen S. Thnrman, Plaintiff, ) vs. Josie II. Thnrman, Defendant.) To JoBie M. Thurman, deiendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OkE. gon, Yon ais btreby required to appeur and answer the comprint tiled sgaii.Bt jou in the shove entitled eourt on or before, Monday, tbe 8th duy of October, 1910, it,t being the first day ol the next regular terra ofsuidonnrt, to be begun and bolden in Eugene, said Lane county, Oregou; and if you fuil to so appear, and answer said complaint for waut thereof, the ptainutf will apply to the said court for tbe relief prayed for in said complaint, to-wit; For a deoree declaring tbe marriage eontrsot now exiatiug between plaintiff and defen dant forever dissolved, and tbat plaintiff be divorced from defendant, and for full relief herein, Tbis summens is served upon you by the publication tbeieof in the Liailt Eoasas Goabd ior six successive weeks, by oruer of Hon. H. K. Kincnii, judge of the coun ty court-, of Lane oouuty State of Oregou; uud County Judge of said oounty; said order is dated July 28 1900, and ths ditto of tbe first publication hereof, nn chr said order, is July 28, 1900. L. Biltiu, Atty for Plaintiff. cneriff s Sale on Foreo oaure. Notice is hereby given that by virtus of sa executiun duly issued out of the Circuit Court of the State uf Oregon, for tbe county of Lane, on the 12th day of April, 1900, on a judgment rendered in said Court ou the 20th duy of March, 11)00, for the sum of Four Hundred and Fifty Seven and 11 100 Dollars: with interest thereon from the 20th day of March, l'JOO, at the rate of tea per cent per anuuu., and forty and no-100 doliurs attorneys fees, and the further Bum of thirty -oue and 20-100 dollars costs, iu a Buit wherein Johu Conger was plaiutiff su i A. J. Nickel aud Mabel Nickel, Cleuieiza T. Hudson, A. Wheeler were defendants and against the ds tendants A. J. Nickel and Mabel Nickel, and on a decree of foreclosure - order of sals rendered in said court, commanding ms m order to satisfy said judgment and costs, ts Bell tbe following described real property to-wit: Lot No. 2 in block No. 8, in the Original plat of Fairmount, Lane county, Oregon, containing one and 28-100 acres mora or less, together with all and singular tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining. Now therefore, IN THE NAME OF THE 8TATE OF Oregon, in compliance with said writ, I will offer tor sale the above described premises, at public auction to the highest bidder ior cash, subject to re lemptlon, at the south door of the Court jHouse, iu Eugene, Lane county, Oregon on Tuuksdat, the 24tb day of May, l'JOO, between the honrs of 9 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m., to-wit: at ons o'clock p. m. on said day. Dated this 18th day of April, l'JOO. W. W. WlTHKRS, Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. Administrator's Sale of Real Property. Notioe is hereby given that by virtue of an older oi tbe county cou.t of Laue oounty, Oregon, made sua eutered of record iu said court on tbe bth day of May, 1900, I will ou MoLoay the Ibth oay ui June, 1900, at the hour of one o'clock p. in. at the courthouse dour iu Eugene, Lane oounty, Oregou, oiler lor sale lu Ibe highest bidder ut publlo sucton, for cash, the following described real property belonging to the estate of e. . Simmons, deceased; Beginning at the N W Cor of ibe B W K of sec 28 Tp 1881UW thence 8 96 rods, lueuce E 12G rods; tbenoe Northwesterly to A line of the same quai tot ; llienoe tv 86 rods a, loot to the pl-.ee of begiuning, contain !UK b- aores of laud, more or less, in Lano county, Oregon, eleept the right ol w-5 oi the u. 45 o. Ii. K. Co. across aaid laud. aled May 11. 191:0. Alios M. BscawrrH, Adinr Estate of E. d . biuimon. Dec'd. Notice of Final Settlement Estate of fiatio Lowis. deoeastd, Lan county, Ongon: . . , , , Notic. is heiobj given that John Lewis sun A leek Lewis, exeouiors of the estate of Uatio Lewis, deceased, have filed their final account in tbe matter of said estate in the oouuty court of Lane county, Oregon, and hat Tuesday in, 5th d.y of June, 19W), a" be hour otlO o'clock in the forenoon of that day has been fixed by aaid court for and iTIe' ?bili o aaid aeoo.nl aud for tbe final aett l.r...i ...... haV? a""bjMli"' lo said account and the fluai settlerohnt BiA ...... . filed with the clerk of said oourt on or be fore tuid oate of bearing. """" '"' "in aay ol April, 1900. Joan Lewis, Atc Lewis, Thompson 4 Haut,U'" ' Attorneys lor Executors. NOTIOE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Estate of Man F. n.k. J.. - t cou-.ty, Oregon; , .. " h"eb' iTen halD. B. Hill, sdminiatrator of the est... iil-T v in tbe mattir ol a. H i ... . rt tji Lare conntv ri- . A ,. . I. . J ' o " i ana J'J u u- day, the 4 th day of jaue, Hajo ln, hour of one o'clock in thea!rn,- -I .... J oTobi",:"'!!'..!.' !'- ' fietosy of April, 1900. D. K. Hnx, b.ilin,t.Al,,..,.:Alnl0'' Notice of Final Settlement. E,:uy,.Ho'rCg,!nUn' D"'rf. I Bu7,rei"L,;'. . Idi. A U.ett,t. ?,-,;r setnecatoi aa.d e" der of il.. r 7 a" nt0 "' by or TJ. '.l" 'a,"' said court for brin Dat-d this Suit, day of July. 1900 I. llMT. A HOSTOS,