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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugeae Guard 1'ublUlicu) every eveuin? of the week, fttio y excepted. Ad'Lre-. mil comaiuiiiuUiD nd axki alt reutitUuce payable to the Kuokjic Guaau, Eugene, Oregon. SUBSUJUPriUX j HATES. .'.DAILY. Delivered by carrier per week f J IS r-elivered by carrier, per month 5" By mail one year (ill advance), jl 00 Six months 8 00 One lu o nth W Sinirle oniea. 05 WEEKLY. One year (in advance).. 92 00 Six months.. 1 00 AdvertUinK ratea made kikown no applica tion. Entered aa second-class .matter at the Eugene, Oregon, poetofhoe. THE EASTERN OFFICES -Of the paiwr are at 230 to 234 Temple Court, New York City, and U H Express Bldt, 87 Wwh burton St., Chicago, ILL, E KATZ Advertis ing Agency In charge. CAMPBELL BROS PubliHhera All Ruslnass Latten to this efflea should bedlrec.ad to YHC GUARD Instead of either f the proprietors personal! CAMPBELL BROS. mm tuPiQO'Al) ffl 1 1 Z 5 4 5 6 IT 6 JO JJ 19 2Q 21 22 23 2T 23 26127 Ua29303l I WEATHER BUREAU- (Dally Beport.) I'ORTI.AND, ORKOON.I Auiuit '.M ISUO-tltfO ui) Weather forecast for Kuieue, Olegon. Fair tonight .ltd tomorrow. MONDAY - AUGUST 20 A PERVERTER OF FACTS. There was no war in the Philip pines when Dewey came. There had been an Insurrection not for independence but for reforms. Bpain overoame tbe rebellion, partly by fighting, partly by ptorr ising the reforms, and partly by bribing Aguinaldo and other lead ing "patriots," with heavy sums of money, to leave tbe islands. Ore gonlan. Tbe Oregonian is an Insistent perverter of facts, "When Dnwoy came" Bpain bad no footliol I n the Philippine Islands, exoept that held in Manila and a few other fortified coast points, and ihn r held by force of arms, Tbe islands, praotioally, were as free from Soa'i ieb authority and control as re tbe thirteen oolonies lrom Briti-b domination when the patriot col onials and their Frenoh allies cooped the British troops in New York and compelled poaoa ami recognition of the (ruth ennunoiated at Philadelphia, eight years before, that "these colonies aro, and of right ought to be free and indo pendent states." Oar 120,000,000 title to the PblliDDines from Spain Is little, if any, better than any that could have been oonveyed by Groat llrit aln when New York was evacuated Spain bad nothing to sell, could not give possession or valid title. She had boen practically whipped out of tbe Islands. No one need be surprised If the Oregonian should claim that there is no war in the Philippines now that the 65,000 American soldiers 'over there are merely doing police duty and taking sun-baths. There "was war in the Philippines when Dewey oaine" for any Spaniard who dared place bis foot on terrl torv outside of fortified places or those commanded by guns of pan ish warships! There is war in the Philippines now for the American who puts himself outside of the protection of the army or fleet, not withstanding the president s dtcla' ration that the Islands are "pi oi fied." THE MAINE ELECTION. Maine la one of the few states. Oregon Included, that bold bor eleotiou fur stale id county oilioei on aa earlier date than the presi dential election. The Maine elec- tion will take place September 10, and the nearness of date to the presidential election usually causes tbe Republican national committee to lake a conspicuous part therein. Whil M;ne ix ".ilely end surely Heiutilic::iii any lailintr of) from tii usually lrp, majority would bo accepel us u ii. indication i tiat Ke pulilioan voters wre ilisHiipli) with 'ho ailminiairation, an I that the vote of the rest of the country would be depended uorii to lollow the lead of Maino.' From now till Septetnhur 10 the voters of this small and safely cal culated Republican state will be assailed not only by a multitude of local Republican spellbinders but also by forty orators from all parts of the country, selected from the Republican national committee and booked to deliver no less than 700 speeches. On the other hand the Democratic campaign, as naturally would be expected where th' re is no hope ol success, is of the per functory order. The Maine "straw" must be pointed. SHE WASN'T THERE. Mrs Juslwed I didn't accept Fred the first time he proposed. Miss Cutting 1 know you didn't. Mrs Justwed How do you know? Miss Cutting You weren't there. The oldtime - Meltuiditt circuit ridei s are emulated hy Bishop Morris of the Oregon diocese of tbe Kpifcof al church. His latest ap pointments cover Oaidiner, Empire City, Murshtield, B.u.ilon, Port Or ford, floquille City and Myrtle Point from August 24 to Septom ber 0. No small portion ot that oirouit must be made on mule baok The coast section of the southwest part of the state mainly depends on .laddie and water route conveyances. Deoiis Deming, president of the First National bank, tbe largest hank of Terre Haute, Indiana, al Republican who voted lor McKin ley four years ago, has come out for Bryan. Mr Deming opposes McKinley's foreign polioy and his vacillating oonduct since he became president. He regards these as tbe issues of the oampaign. ' The Italian anarohists got rid of King Humbert only to find bis place filled by Victor Emanuel. "The king Is dead; long live thi king." And the people who seek a ohange of government through murder are not fit to be trusted with the affairs of state, as exem plified in this republic. New York World: The greatest tribute Mr Bryan's speech of ao oeptanoe has received thus far 1b Mr McKinley's postponement of bis loiter of acceptance. FampBeo Are more than ft disfigurement of the akin; they are a handicap to a young urn n, alike in lore and bud new. The pimply face looks dissipated and both merchant and maiden look askance at the unfortunate fellow whose face is his misfortune. An aU most certain cure for pimples and similar ilUfufurinR eruptions is found in Dr. Tierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It pur ifies the blood of the corrupting cause of ordinary eruptive discuses, cleanses the skin and builds up the body with sound wholesome fleali. " Discovery con tains neither alco hol nor narcotics. M am ml ptraiwtl with your nieOk'htr writes Johu A, Clli wwy, litu,,, of No, till rtlft M,( Coin intuit, Us, "In tM t was working si night and I broke out In lump all owr, ami vrhrn the trfe the skin prrlrd off, 1 Innk it Mrdtcsl Discovert-,' anil two of Doctor Wrrrc-t Prllets, ami 1 fto hrlltve that I am sown t nt wrll. I Hit a ,, "rrtlte, r-nt brtote 1 cntuntem'rft ttTfttnirnt I hint m nppettte at alL My ryes were utinkrii siul ntv tsoe ws Mle. I hud pimple sml hrviwii snots on my !si-a Nnw lhn ste all roiic. I hnve uM many kind of mrdU-inra tnt rrYWed no brne HI. tat yrsr 1 wciulird oitt hnndrrd and Ihlrty-ftnir potintlt, and now I wi((h one hnn drrd and fortv fle, firif accept my thsnks. 1 am ao slad 1 (uuud the rtht kiml of mcdiciue." Dr. Tierce's Medical Adviser sent frrt on receipt of stamps to pay expense of maillittf only. Send ai one-cent stamps for book in paper covers, or 31 stamps fur cloth, to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. A Mother Tells How She Saved . Her Little Daughter s Life. I am tlto mother of elutit children and have had a great deal of experience with uxdicltiee. Laat aiimmer n.y llltlo daURliter had the tlyaentery In Ita woral form. We thuliiiht ah would die. I tr'.sd everything I mild ilin k of, biit nothing nermwt to dn her any (urid. 1 nw by an advertisement lu our aier that Cliamlierlaln'a Colin, Chnleia aud DlarrlnM-a Iteiuedy waa highly recarumetidid and ".lit and got a laitlle at onoo. tt proved to b one of the very beet medicine ever had iu the hnuae. Heaved my llllle dauijli ter'a life. I am aniloiia fur .very mother tn know what an eicelleiit mnlleln It la. Had I known It at Anil II would have aaved in. a treat deal of anilely aud my little daughter much .ullerliifr. Yours truly, Mhs Ciko RliKiiK'K, Liberty, HI. For aal by W It DeLaoo. Everyone who has Stock or keeps a Cow, needs Galloway's Waste Proof Feed Boxes FOR FEEDING STOCK HAY OR GRAIN. franco IT IS A FOOD HAVER, avwuwt?w there ia practically NO WASTE. Each box used will HAVE J'OTH TIM EH IT8 COST In one aensoo. Count your cattl and nee how much vou could aaver bv uhIuu theee Imisaa. Each box will feed four head of cattle at one time, anoy conti about one cent for each cubic foot of ipace contained within It. The boxes are strong, durable, self supporting and amy movea. me stocic run it tneut at will. A section of the box honM he In fmnt of ItisBETTEU, CHEAPER and MORE CONVENIENT to use than any other feeding device. If there is no agent In your Ideality, send Two Dollars to the patentee and get a RIGHT to make and use, good for a life time. A cut with full directions for making, accompanies each, Right. Requires no special skill anyone cau make them. KttANK, GALLOWAY, raieniee, central roint, uregon, u. a. A, L. E. HOOVER, Medford, Or. Afient for OreKon, Wasliington, ldftho aud Montana. USsTInfringers will be prosecuted. Wants Prunes and Pears. T N Segar will buy a few oars of green Italian prunes and Bartlett peara for his Eastern bouse at from (12 to (16 per too. It Is safe to say It Is better than to dry. J. L. PAGE -DKALBR IN-- ROCER I ES H'uving a Large aud Completeatock of Htaple and Fancy Groceries bought In the best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR GASH, I can oiler the public tatter prices thai) auv other hcuw iu Knur no. Central Market, it Ill (ItulUi) 111 PROHRIETORS! NilUeeB constantly on hand a full supplj BEEF- MUTTON. PORK and VEAL YVuloh they will sell at the lowest market prices. A fair skare ol'tae ont)llc paironaee soliciteo 1 TO THE FARMERS. We will in the blKhest market price for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Hheep. Shoo on Willamette St., ! j KUOKNK, ORKQON, ajsj- Hoata dellvorvd to am part et Ui cllj rrseof ohan. 0 R & NGO. Depart I Tim. Schedula. I Arrived Salt Laks Denver, Chlt-afto-lWll.nd Stial . vdoanf Kt Worth, Omaha, 4pm Kanaaa Cttv. rlt llMuia, ChloAgo and KA.I AaH lke, D.DVM Ft Worth, Omaha Kanaaa City, 81 1 .out., Chtayro and Kut "ValU Walla. Uw i.Uin. 8tkan Minneapolla. St l'.ul, Duliith Milwaukee t'hl- nuro and Ka.1. Atl.ntlo KiprM. .X) p. m. 7 am 8iokan. Klyw p ra 8rWl Ocean TEAMaiitrs AU Salllnar d.u. ubl(Hi io chanjre. For San Friictxi Sall sv.ry B day. OOLVHBlAltlVia STBAmaa To A.torta ami Way 1 Atiilltura. 'XVlLLAMtTTBltlvIR trvn lily, N.w bent. Sal.m, ln.1 tiMHteui. and Way t p ru 4Jp "iHdly Kl 8uadar S p m Hat 10 pre 4pm Kl tualay Sam Kl Hundaj 4:30pm Ka Sunday i jumtmra. AVlLUAUV.-TS AKO" T a m Tu, Thur and Sat Yahhux Kivik. I 9:Xlpm Orwa I'ltT. Day- Mm, Wed ton and Way and Krt, Ijiiultnirm Lv ltlria J a m I'.ilr Ssits Ktvia, ll.tlwUla Klpari h Uwlata 1 Daily I m W H Hurlburt Ua Vaat A 1'ort, (It Aa the foodl all eoDiiimed within the bo ptptv rviw when stabled. Men Wanted. To work at Hluelaw quarry and jetty, For particulars Inquire of Bangs at livery stable, Eugene. BUSINESS CABDS. H EKHEET LEIGH, ASSAY OFFICE, Prompt aud accurate returns truaranteed. Cottaok Guovb, Orkoom. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. VV 0 HALE. ATTORNEY-A'f -LAW. oolns 1 an I 2 Cliri. man Itlock. IUOKNI. OBKOON. M WILLIAMS, ATTOHNEY-A T-LA W Collection a specialty. Dllit?e Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTOKNE Y AT-L A W. OIK' e-Over First National Bank. Euoknev Okkqok, 0 WOODCOCK, ATTOlt N BY-AT-L A W. Otfica Ono-half block south of Chrisn.au Blk LlIOXNE, Ohboom. E 1 K 8KIPWOKTH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the C'ou.t'a. Euoma Ou.u ji.. . atxsua w TBourauH ohas a hasut rjiHuMraoM hardy, ATTORNKYS-AT-LAW. llltke In First National Bank llnildlng. 1'ractic. in all th. oourta. Kuoirn, (Ihsoon. G kO. it 1HJK11I8, ATTORNKY i COUNSKLOK-AT LAW Will praetlo In all the conrta of the 8eoond Judicial District ami In th. Supreme Court of lh. state. tfpeulal attention given to cotlectlooa , and mattera in probate. DIUu.-First NaUoual liank Blilg. Kooma 1, 11 aud 3. MKDICAU D UJW HARRIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OlB Wtlklns & Linn's drair stora. Ottio tloura 9 tc IU a m; 2 to J and 7 to p m. fte.id.uoa Ferry street between 11th and l-.lt. J)AINK KUY KEN I) ALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURUEONS. Office. InChruman Hlock. Sl'ial ai' .ulion to aurirery and surgical die of wouieau JpitANK J, VAN KIRK, M. I). PHYSICIAN SVKUKON. Special attention to d uaea ot the .ye, r, nun and thmat. Office First National Hank ItuiUln.. Kedrc Mr. Whlteaker, North Willlam .11. Street. J S Ll'CKKY, JEWELER v . ami Clocks Ivetlred. K Co li a. Oaauvv I) R O HUUIl.E, HKNTIsr. OtKn-lla OKr. .treet, between Fifth and Smh .met. on. U.k wt ol MnnwU It. to). FIRST National Ml ' I Of Eugene. .nr Paid ud Cash Capital sou." SurDluS - $fjO,000 : Eugene, ;. rnicii Ijonn on rr u-vMi- tnus. fvht 1 r- .. . .1. r t LrottH on t;mcKo, mi rrannac' D'i UunI, Urwvoo. iiilLi .i otiauf c'd on frM.ti ccnntiie DeuiiiM rwwivtvt tnibiect t-' check i certifi cate of deposit. All collections, cntnuteo vo u wui p"" prompt attention. T O Hkndriok9, P. E. Snodokabs, Caahier. PresideDt. S B Kin in, Xj. Xl. ivnwi Asa't Canhi vicerresKKa . 1M EUGENE LoaniSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital $50,000 2,500 Surplus A GENERAL SANKINO BUSINESS TSANS AOTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS ' Dratu lianM on the princ'p.1 cltlei' ot the United riute. nod foreign coimtrWa, Imerfsl allowed on Demand Certlflcaie. ol UepOBlt wbeu left rtated lieriod. Collection. receiTe our prompt attention. - City and Couotr Warrauu bonghu w. e. shown, President.; f.D. OSBUKN, v.sni.r. D. A. PAINE, Vies President. W. M. BROWN. A.st C.shlar. LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE. OREGON. Eataollsh.S In ISSI. Old.st B.nk In th. Couaty. K General Banking'.business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. . A, C4. HOVEV. Preuidbnt U G. HULIN, Ctwhler. B. H. HOVEY. A put Caf liter. Your attention Is called to the "PIONEER LIMITED" trains of the "CHICACO. MIL WAUKEE it ST PAUL KAILROAD" "The only perfect trains in the world." You will find it desirable to ride on those trains when going to any point in the Eastern States or Canada. T hey connect with all Transcontinental Trains and all licket Agents sell tickets. For further information, pamphlets, etc. ask any Ticket Agent or C J EDDY J W CASEY, Geteral Aipnt, IfttV raa Agent, t'nrtJsrri, 1 rc: Alaska bold Field. Find steatuahip for Cape Nome and Cape York will sail from Hea'tle May 111. Thla will he a lareeahin with r freight capacity of lbtKl tonn and pan senger acmim modal loua for 200. For ratea and further inrormitloii, call on or address R. Momurfhey, AirentK" 'hern Paelflo, Eugpne. ..Printing.. Of All Kinds ..AT THE.... GUARD OFF1CR. 6GGD WORK, LOW FRitES, E003 STOCK. ' - .legal Blarit si Ml Kindt-. ilrmm - ilB Wetter SUMMONS ile Dime of tie Suite of On gen tor ,u : iw- County t ..rge C Cuwptou, Ptam'.in. j; I Ma",ie Cumpuin. Drfen l"Ui ) To Macule Cnwiilim. die above nami d I defendant 'ATi' Or ia i-fJ nd IN THENVME Of 1HE OUXUO.N: iuuare u rchv nqiiiiwl t ap('er ill tlio bi.e entitled I conn -and mm m.ti of lb ,111) in rein, rmnicd plintitr now r bUtt TtiorviMy. the4ih dy 01 iw.o- b. . l'J"U lhrt tliuu IwiIiK luoic lUuu .... . DJ ,..... n.. .iiH ni Ll.H lii&L aJUbUlstln of to i,..wr- (t., tl.ii i!4l day And mara fnrtlier nolifled that if yo fail 10 i oppt-or aui fru-w-rt -'in roiu u -tDt aud mimuor-B Mheru: r qa rcJ, ibe y : li U II mill uppl.V . Il.e couil tor tbe t n.i-.-.l ii.r it: l.lri t Oilil'it'ilH, t.j-W.t: i' . a dnirii ueei.-ri.tfi.ue uiniilaHU COQ 11 ..t liuw elintiui; mttu piuiBtill unit d Mldai't Urever .Mlv.ii, and tnat puintit) l.e diorc lrom delemi.ut, una fur full relief kereiu. The date of the hM publication cf thia umtnona is the 21tL tiny ol July, 19U0, 'this summone w j-ubliwlfd in the "Daily Engene Onurd" by or.lur ol the Hon H li Kinca il, Coumy Judge of Luue County, Oregi.ii. That tbe "Daily Eugene Guard" iu a dail newapapr publi?bf(t aud of goneral oirnulaiion iu tbe county of Laue, atute of Oregon, and be oue inoai likely to give notice to tbe di-feudarit. , Dated tbia 24th day of July, IfOO. L Iiu.no, Attorney for flaintitT. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby gtvan that W. M. Vun Duyu, udmiuiBtnitor of the estate of Saui nel Smith, decetiped. has iik.d his fiuBi uo cjnut iu the ujhttfar c. Kul t with the ouuuty court ot Labu cuui.t , t. n na, aud that Monday, the (lib du tl Ant,Uft, 11XK), at the tour of ouo o'olocK iu tho aiioruoon 1 1 suid oay be and the same is hereby fixed by the court lor tbe bearing of object io-uu to suid sceouut and for the final settlement of said eHtate: and anv nod all objections to said final account, hu uld be filed with the clera of said court ( 'i or bed-rn said tiiua and Jute fixed for tb tiarin tber-of. . Dated this 18th df . of June, 1Q0O. W.M. Viu Duyu, AouiiuibtraWr. L. Bilyeu, Atly. Notice to Creditors Entate of A. V. Peters, deceased. Notice is hereby iriveu that Goo B Dorris has been duly op pointed aduiiiiiatrator of the estate of A V Peters, Ueceabed, by the Honorable H K Kincail, County Judge of Lane County, Oregou. Alt injnKtns Having claims atraiuat staia ettateaie hereby notified to presuut the same to tne aduiiumtrator, at his law ottioe in Eugene O ty, over the First National Bank, wittiiu six mouths from the date of this notice, July 12, H00, with the neeesiary vouchers. All claims muttt be iteiniztMi. trEO d jjokkib, Aummistrator. Notice of Sate on Execution. Notice is hereby (riven that by virtue of an execution and oi dor of sale of attached prop erty duly issued out of the circuit court of the Btate of Oreeon for Marion county, on the 0th day of July, 1900, in a Buit wherein, on the I .an day ot Uctober, JoUU, in said court aud county, tetiuella Durham, plaintitf, recovered iudunient and decree against Wilson H Stub- biuga, defendant, for the buui of One Hundred and Seventy-one Thousand Nine Hundred and Five and 2d10( Dollars with iu teres t thereon from date of aid judgment at the rate of 5 per cent ?r annum until paid, together with the cosi . uid disbursements of thw action taxed and ..lowed at bSJ.w. com manding and directing me to sell at public auction the following real property at lrchtin the above entitled suit, situated and being in jL.ane county, uregou, and .described aa toi Iowa, to-wit: The southwest i of the northeast i and the southeast i of the northeast i and the east ot the southwest i and the noutheast i of sec tion in townDinpsoutn range 6 west. Also the east i ol : section 30 and tiie south west i and the eat i of the northwust i and the southwest of the northwest i of atction -80 in township 23 south of range west, all in Lane county, Oregon. Now Therefore, In the nameot the Btete of Oregon, in compliance with said writ aud order of sale, I will offer for sale the above described premises, Bubject to redemption, at public auction, to the highest bidder, for casll, at the Court Houae door in Eugeue, Lane county, Oregon, on (Saturday, the 25tf "ay of August, 1900, between the hours or 9 o'clock a tn and 4 o'clock p ni, to wit: At 1 o'clock p m on said day. Dated this 18th day of July, 1900. W. W. WITHERS, Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has lteen appointed by the County Omit of Laue county, Oiegon, executor of the last will and tmtameut and estate of George Soverna, deceaixl. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them with the prwper vouchers to the undersigned at the law otb'ce of A C Woodcock in Eugene. Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice Dated Julv7, 1900. 1 G.. Executor of Uie Lsst Will and Testamen't and of the Estate of George Soveros, deceased. Notice to Creditors- NolirA i. ftnrhv nivan t1.se t? it n, - - ... j B.'.u .ua. r. WI, miRin. has been ilnly appointed administrator o u " ix. t-nii-on deceased, by the Hon. t. O. Potter, county jede of said Lane county. All persona having claims SUatUSt Said eatate .rM huvl.n present ihe aame to tht administrator -imiu en mourns irom tne dale of this notice, with the neceasarv vonchera t ih, lawofttceof Oo. H. n':. m?n L."1 ""too- F. M. Wn..,;,. Oao. B. Dorms, Adminiatrato Att'v. for Lelnta Notice of Final Account. Notice ia hereby given that Alice It Heck. ith, administrator of Ihe-ataie ol . bitumens, dYc-.,ed, ha.fll.d her final' ao' ennui in mid catat. ; .nrl tb.t the Counlj Court of Lane County, Orcgoo. ha, M ,b aame for hearing on iluud.v th, 3rd day of September, llXal, al the hour of ten oViocl! a. in. of aaid day, and lor p..,ng ,. Ibf sralm-ttleuentiifaaiilmiAt,. Ualid :bi. 3 I .lay it Aukut, l'.HXt. Attci M. Hiu-awrrBl Aiiiiiinm-eior. Administrator's Not ce. V.,.1 1. ... 11 M Hay ha. In duly li.intl .vlu.ini.. tr.Ul,Ue.,.t. AW., LAndiL .d. I,ylh, t ..,., i-,, ., Ja eir..n, and all eern.i,. ...(.. . '''."T aid eat... a re hereby .,fi(U . ",n" i...ai th.Mnie, with pn,, i'""'1 J" a.lnimi.u.t..r at hi. ,, Zl 1 XV ill.n,.,t. .tree Ku"... stl month. Irom the .Uu. of tht. not"T lHt thia Jed day "l . ,. KM ll.T, A'IsilSBtrMor ofi,il.j,.,. L Blllio. Atfc.ey. rial.. SUMMONS. Cr(;uii Court of the Btete of Oregon I, r Laue County. Wcta C. Keeney, Plaintiff, I Hlilium D Keeuey, Defendant. ; ... . . - - . i m n hi. . . n . . . .. liikr.uj.i. wu - .ciiii(r,i ui tpuMir .r.d answer tbe compl-.irji riled Kiut you iu tbe aboTe eotiiud auit on oi belore Mulia, the 8th day of Oclotor. 1U0O. and n yon tan w anawer, inr wi.ui tbenot tbe plaiotiti will take a drciee ngainatyon fon-ver iliHnolir.g the bonne ol n-iiiriuiony now eitnir , heiwim the plaintiff and tbe drfeuilaut; aud fur it e care aud custody of tbe two minor chil.-n n named in the comi.laiut. Tbia aurjamona ia pnb iabed in the ugeij. D-ult Guaiuo for aiz full aud count-i-ntive urik4. ey order of Hob J W Hamilton. i .liKine of aaid Conrt. niade iu chamber,, tba '3d dar of July, 1UU0, andth i firat publu.- -.iou of thia aummoua ia made in tbe i.Htie -,i aaid Eugene Dally Goabu of July 26, 11KXI. li. U. Sauwouth, Attorney for Plaintiff. SUMMONS, In the Ciioait Court of the mate of Ore. con for Lane oiuuty. Stephen 8. Tuuriuan, Plaintiff. Joaie M. Tbnruian. Defendant. To Joaie M. Thumiriu. defend ant: IN THE NAME OK THE STATE OF OhE. gon. Yon aie mteby requmd tu appear eud answer tne oomij.aiui uieu agaiosi yon in ine auove euuitu buihh uu ui- ueiore, Uoudav, tbe Hth day of October. 1900, tba. being the brbt day ot tbe next regular Urn of tjaid court, to be begun and holden iu Eocene, a did Lane county, Oregon; and it you fail to mi appear, and anawer said . oomplaint for want thereof! the plaintiff will apply to the said court for tbe tenet prayeu for in suid oumylaiut, lo-wit; For a decree declaring the marriage contract now exiatiufl between plhinun and defen dant forever uiesulved, and that plaintiff be diTorofcd from defendant, aud for full lelief herein, 'Ibis sum mors la Berveu npon you by the publication theitf in tbe Jjailt Ecoivnb GuftiiD for Bit suoc.-sflive wuekn, by orflur of Hon. H. K. Kinctii i, jude of tbe ooun- ty oourty, ot ijaue ouuuty mate ot Oregon ; and Couuty Judge of said county; aaid ontei is dutrd July 28, 1900, and the dt.te of he first publication hereof, un der aaid order, is July 28, 1900. Li. tflLTHU, Atty for Plaintiff. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of ffWnn for Lane county. Prudence Safely, Plaintiff, ) vs V Thomas F Safely, Defendant ) To Tfcomas F Safely, Defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OKEliON, vou are hereby summoned and re quired to appear and auswer the complaint I'wu tijiiOK jrwu iu mo nuuvrj BUU.ttfU LOUn aud cause, tiled therein, by said plaintiff, ou or before Thursday, the 4th day of Uctober, liKK), that time being more than six weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons. The date of the first publication of this summons as prescribed in the order of publication is the 9th day of August, 190U; and you are further notified, that if you fail to appear and answer said complaint as herein required, the plaintitf will apply to said court for the relief prayed for in aaid complaint, towit: For a decree declaring the marriage con tract now existing' between plaintiff and de fendant forever dissolved, and that plaintiff be divorced from defendant, and for full relief herein. This summons is served upon you by the publication thereof in the Daili Euuxni. Guard for bix successive weeks, by order of the Hon J W Hamilton, Circuit Judge for the Second J udicial District of the Stale of Ore gon; said order Is made at Chambers iu Eu gene, Oregon, and dated the 8th day of August, Dated this 9th day of August, 1900. L bll.lBU, Atty fur Plaintiff. Administrator's Sale of Rraf Property. Notice. is hereby given that by virtue ot an older ol the county court of Laos oouuty, Oregon, made aud entered ofrecord in said court on the 8th day of May, I'M), I will on Uotuoy the 18th day ol June, ItlUO, at the hour of one o'olook p. m. at the courthouse door iu Eugene, Lane county, uregou, otter for eale to the highest bidder at public auuton, for oaeh, the following described real property belonging to the estate of ll, J. Bimmons, deceased' beginning at the N W Cor of tbe S W of sou 28 Tp 16 8 li 4 W thence 8 ye rods, thence E 1US rods; thence Northwesterly to N lice of the same quartet; thence W 86 rods d lect to the pl.tce of beginning, contain iug 62 aorts of land, more or leas, in Laue couuty, Oregon, except the right ol wi.y ol the O, & O. H. R. Co. across aaid laud. Dated May 11, 19IO. Alios M. Bsciwna, Adair. Kstale of E. J. Simmons, Dec'd. Notice of Final Settlement Estaie of itatio Lewis, deceased, Las. couuty, Orirgoli:.. Notice ia hereby given that John Lewis aim Aleck Lewis, executors of Ihe estate of Ratio Lewie, deceased, have filed Iheir final account in ihe matter of aaid eatale in the couuty court of Lane county, Oregon, aud ihat Tuesday the 5th day of Jnne, HHjO, at Ihe hour ot 10 o'clock iu the forenoon of that day has been fixed by said court for the heariug of objections to said account and for the final settlement of said estate. Any and all objections to said account and the flue) settlement of said estate mult b tiled with tbe clerk of said oourt on or be fore said oate of hearing. Dated this Hth day of April, 1900. Jobb Liwrs, Alsox Lewis, Executors of said estate. TaoMPsosi & Haadt, Atiorueya lor Executors, NOTICE IOF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Estate of Mary F. Baker, deceased, Lans county, Oregon. Notice is heieby given that D. B. Hill, administrator of the eatale of Mary F. Baser, deceased, has filed his final account in the n.atttr ol aaid estate, in the county court ol Laie county, Oregon, and Mon day, the -1th day of June, ltKiO, at ihe hour of one o'clock in Ihe afternoon of that day ban been fixed by said conrt lorlbe hcei inc of objections to said account, and lor the final setiitment ot said estste. Dated this lilst day of April, 1900. D. K. Hux, Administrator. L. I IMIt, My. fn .lie fFI.it. Notice of Final Settlement. E-"s r . t H ,C Huston, Dccea.ed, Lans , I. c n. Noiii- i. b rb) given, th.i Ljdia A H'ifti.l , .xm.t.ll H.td ...lair, ha. tiled hi-i litiM a--c ui, foi .fitleniint ol said es Ja e, iml MoLQ.y. lb. 3rd day ol Seplem bi r, ifAO, Ht h hour of one o'clock in tb. afi-ri o ,i of Mid day, has been set by or der rf ,ho j,,. g. ol aaid conrt for hearin of el )m ii..,,. io iul accent and for tbe hn.l . iltmrnt of said estate. I'..!M1 tt ia Joth day of July, 1900 Ltdia A Hcitm, L Bans, Admiul-iialrii. Attorney.