Eugca'c Guard
I'uhliaheil every evening of the week, Kun
lev eiuj)Ul. A'MreM ell ouiaiUuiea,tiiia
U'l iuk all letnittaucee payable to Die
uuuit (iUAHn, Kun-eue, Oregon.
MIIBSOKIPTION 'RATES.
DAILY.
Delivered by jarrier, ler week
1 Mivered by carrier, per tnnntll
Mr mail one year (in advance)
m months
ne month
riingle copies...
-"' WKEKLY.
i hie year (in advance)
'Mx months
Advertising ratea made known on a
ti. .11-
r is
6 hi
8 (
Ml
0.'
12 nil
1 Oil
iplica-
I'.utered a second-class .matter at, the
F..it;t-ne, Oregon, postotlioe.
THE HASTKilN 0FFI0H8 - Of the
paiierareati0 to 234 Temple Coiirt, Ne
York Ci'.v.and U 8 Express lilrffr, 87 Wash
inift St., Chicago, I1L, JS KATZ Advertu
n Agency In charge.
CAMPBELL BROS Publiahere
III Buslneia Letters to Mill offle should
be dlraoted to THE GUARD Instead of either
of th. proprietor. ""pam BRoS.
pSfiUARD
v Calempar
Daily
l 2 3 4
5 6 7 a 9 10 II
L2 15 15! -L5. j6 jr. 1
J5L 20 2J 22 23 24
2627 aa2930T5l ffi
WEATHER BUREAU-
(Dally Report.)
PORTI ANP, OltKOON.I
August 1 IttJO :ao a in)
rVi-atlier fnrocait for Kiigone, Oregon,
Fair tonight and tomorrow.
THURSDAY
AUGUST 28
ROOSEVELT VS ROOSEVELT.
In a speech delivered at Minne
apolis July 17, Governor Roosevelt
said: "A more wioked absurdity
than the Kansas City proposition
' for dealing with ' the Philippines
was never enunciated by the rep
resentatives of a political party."
Here is what the Kansas . City
platform says:
"We are not oppose to territorial
expansion when it takes In desir
able territory which oan be ereoted
into states in the Union, and whoee
people are willing and tit to become
American citizens,
" We favor expansion by every
peaceful and legitimate means. But
wo are unalterably opposed to seii
'ing or purchasing of distant islands
to be governed outside the oonmi
tution, and whose people oan never
become citizens."
In his volurre entitled "Life
Work of Thomas H Benton," on
page 235, Governor Roosevelt de
clares these noble sontimeuU:
"Not ouly the Columbia, but also
the Red River of the North, and
the Saskatchewan and Frazer as
well, should lie wholly within our
limiu, leas for our own sake than
for the men who dwell along their
banks. Columbia, Saskatchewan
and Manitoba would, as states of
the American Union, hold positions
incomparably more important,
grander and more dignified thau
they oan ever boie to reach either
as Independent communities or as
provincial dependencies of a for
eign power that regards them with
a kind of tolerance akin to con
temptuous indiflerenoe. Ofoourse,
no oue would wish to see these or
any other settled communities now
added to our domain by force; we
want no unwilling citizens to enter
our Union. The time to havo
taken the lands was before sottlers
came into them. European nations
war for the possession of thioklv
settled district, which if oonquored,
will for oentuiies remain alien and
hostile lo the conquerors. We,
wiser in our generation, have
seized the waste solitndo that lay
near us, the limitless forests and
never-ending plains and valleys of
the great, lonely rivers, and have
thrust our own tons iulo them to
take possession, and a score ol
year after eaoh conquest we see the
conquered land teeming with a
psople that Is oin with ourselves."
The "wast solitudes" over in lbs
Philippines are pipulated about
nuallv with the h ate ol Ohio.
bout 100 to the square mile. And
that population is mainly Malay,
with a considerable sprinkling ol
Jepnieee and Chinese, together
with many mixed bloods.
Goverror Roosevelt last July
"wanted no unwilling oillzens to
enter our Union." The president,
whom be lu-ctmipsnUs un the ticket,
for whose election be is Btriving
has 65,000 colriit r? nail nuuierou
warrbips ovit in AhU, merely n
"pacify" the Filipino, as I'reBidem
McKinley puts it, antl we Hiippose.
to mako them "willini;." lie aa
eerted that "no one would want to
gee the or any other settled com
munities added to our domain by
force," yet is daily making speeoher
in defense of the imperialistic
policy ot waging war against the
native owners of a tropical country
that lies almost against A-iia,
eight thousand miles from our
Pacific Bbores. KooHevelt author,
unwittingly framed an unanswer
able indictment against Roosevelt,
candidate tor vice president.
WILL VOTE FOR BRYAN.
New York rVorM.
On Jobn Beatty, of Columbus,
O, who has voted for every repub
lican president; Westbrook Decker,
of Colorado; Judge Hallet, of Den
ver; ex-Congressman John B
While, of Kentucky; Dr Habernnm,
of Washington, head of the Ger
man PresB Bureau and fifth auditor
of the treasury under Harrison; Or
Droll'ut, Cinn Corson, nf Minneapo
lis; Cant Dawenn, WsHbington,
Gen Grant's priva'e secretary;
Capt O'Farrell, Washington, and
Bruno Herrnm, German editor,
Lincoln, Nob. All have been re
publicans and will vote for Bryan.
Gen Birney, who wrole "Bryan
is safe, McKinley reckless," helped
organize the republican party. He
It a son of James U Birney, candi
date for president on the free-soil
ticket.
The trial of ex-oecretary of
Slate Caleb Powers tor complicity
in the aesassi nation of Governor
Goebel promises to devolop a
thrifty crop of perjury. A witness
named Weaver testified that be saw
the shot fired from the window of
the socrotary of state's office. Now
three witnesses testify that Weaver
was in Grayson Springs, 130 miles
away that day, installing a lodge
of Woodmen of the World. Weaver
will prove by a aufiioient number
of witnesses that be wab not in
Grayson that day. A bad mlx-uo.
They are Koinjr to be together just as
tmn-b as ore; going to nde the wheel,
lake little pleasure jaunts, etc.. enjoying
everything together. Isn't that what
many a young couple promise each
other? And vet, how very soon the
vrlte negnis to sir
say
little
"No, I don't thii
I care to go. You
go alone, dear."
Young women don't
reckon on the great
!:y..cal changes
which follow mar
rlagt. How can
they when they are
allowed to grow up
in entire ignorance
of vital physiological
f acts t Tiiey 1 e e 1
languid, weak and
nervous. Sometimes
there is headache
and backache. The
pulse no more leaps
in answer to the
thought of a spin on
the wheel, women
who have used Dr,
Tierce's Favorite
II inscription, know
how promptly the
languor, hctuWhe,
backache, ncrvoun
uetts and weakness
am cured by this
medicine. Many
husbands write in
gtatltude to Dr. Pierce for the medtciue
which gives them bock the wife's compan
ionship, as it gives her back her health.
Alt n,i U due to you fbr your wonderful
'Fftvurilc rrftw-tituitin,' write. Mr. lohu W.
CoHman, of KIlUt-.iirK, Casey Co., Ky. "My wife
millt-rtd with frnislr Irregularity; wM eonflunl
lo bed arerv thrtf weeks. Aflr uflinv two hot-
lit of lr. Itcrvfa Favorite I'rwe riot ton she
waa cured, aud hat not auireml ativ ileranjte
menl alitor. Your 'Favorite PreacripUou ' Is
a boon to delicate women v.
There Is no alcohol In "Favorite Pre
scription,1' and It is entirely free from
opium,' cocaine and alt other narcotics.
A Mother Tells How She Saved
Her Little Daughter s Life.
I am tli nun her of elil chiUlten
and have had a Kival dealof experleues
with .nediotne. l.al aiiiiimer my
little dailKliler hail the dysentery In
Ita wonit form. We Ihounlit slie would
ill. I tried verythinir I ooulil think
of, but nothlnR evuiei to do her any
Itootl. 1 saw by an advertlaement lu
our pa,T th'il ('liainherlaln'a (olli
Cholera and Diarrhoea lleinedy waa
hliihly rtixiinmeiiiled and sent and got
a (Millie at once. II proved to be oue
or the very btt mrd let lira we ever had
in the house. It saved my lime daintli
ter'a life. I am anxious for every
mother l know what an excellent
medicine tl Is. Mad I known It at first
It would have saved me a ureal deal of
anxlely and my little daunhler milch
sulterliiff. Voura truly, MRU CI KM F
Mi'MKit'K, Lllwrty, HI, For eala by
V Ii Del-auo
No Cure Xo Pay.
Thst U the war all ilruirvlsta ssll IJre.sa
Ttla l hill T niof.w ( lulls, MalarU and j
HillKmsneas. It ' aa phvasaut h Uk. as
Lttnoa yni. (Oesnla
Krenchi'anay Vir. tu world'
moua remedy for nnitular ami pam-
'ill perloils of ladle; ate never fallliiK
and e'e. Marriert lull"' frlem'
French Taney Wafer are l tie only m
liable feiiwle reuietly In lb world; lm
ported from I'aiU; t not htm else,
but Innlat on iiemilnej In red wrappers
with crown trade mark, t.a Kmxw
)rtit Tonipany, li!iTter, fa'lurk Ml !
rtau Kranclnoo. For aale by all driiif i
Klsia, or aeut In plain wraiwwr direct i
ou receipt of i I
fit
n
v-i ?fr i' .it 'C ? ' "M 1 '
: ''fit A A rf dv '
Everyone who lias Stock or keeps a Cow, needs
Galloway's Waste
Proof Feed Boxes
FOR FEEDING STOCK
II A. Y OR GRAIN.
Because
IT 13 A FOD 8A VEU.
there is prRctlcallv NO WASl
Kach box uaed
ri will HAVK KOTH TIMKH
d sue how mut'h von could aaver hv uninu thntv imixrh
Kach box will feed four head nf cattle at
cutiif! foot of Bp ice contained within It, The
uy tuovea. j tie miock run to tneni at win.
A aefition of the lxx ulinnld he in front nf
It is BKTTEH. CitKAl'KR and MOKE
devioe.
tf there Ii no agent In your Locality, send Two Dollurs to the patent end et a BIGHT
to make and uae, imk1 for a life time, A cut with full tiirectiotiH fr mukiiifr, accompanies
each lllght. ltiilrt no Rpe-jlal ritcill -anyone can make them. FKANK GALLOWAY,
i aientee, uenrrai roinr-, jregon, u. a. A.
."Infringers will be prosecuted.
Wants Prunes and Pears.
T N BcBr will huy a fpw mm of
greet! llullan prunen aim liartlptl
rwHra for lila Ensleru bouse ul from $12
to IS per ton. It la safe tu y ii In
beller than to dry.
J. L. PAGE
ROCERIES
Having a Large and Complete stock of
Htaple and Fancy Ororarlea bought
iu the leet mnrketw,
EXCLUSIVELY fOR CASH,
I uan offer the puhlto iKilter prices
til nil anv other lu-'jw In K 'ifeii.
n i i
ITDIIll ttl 111
Watkins &
aiaiaaaiaa i
PROPRIETORS)
Will keep constantly on hand a full supply
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
Which they will aoll at the lr weet
market prices.
A filr snare ol tie public Diiroiait sollcltca
! TO THE FARMEH8. t
We will pc, the blitlieat market price
for Fat Cattle, Hog and Hheep.
Shoo on Willamette St.,
KUOENB, OKBQON,
ajsrataia dsUnrsd to aav part ot th oil?
Praaofohsm
0 R & N GO.
Uspart
Tims Sohnlul.
Arrived
rtalt I., Denver,
fhloaito
Purtlaml Spoola!
JMam
Atlantic
Kiursaa
V.-w p. m.
Kt Worth, Omaha,
4 pm
Kansaa Citv. rll
Ixmia, Chloairo and!
ruMl
SaltXaka, TVuvar
Kl Wrrth, Omaha
Kansas tHty, HI
lmla, Chloanu and
Km
7 IDl
alla Walla, lw'
istoo Hpokaue,
MinniHlia, 8t
l'aul, lhiluth
Mllwankee, t hi
oa'o aud Kaai,
Skan
Klysr
S p nt
8r40 a m
tV-IAN STKAHHHira
AU Kailinil dates
anhjetH to ehatiire
KorAan Knuicisx
8ail evrry A days
CuLVHnultivia"
aSTSAUBHa
To AaUnHa and
Way lauding.
WlLLANrTTSlvlvlB
Oream tity. New
tent. NJBi, lnde
odenve and Wavy
8pm
ally
Kl Sunday
8pm
Hal top a,
4 n in
Ki Sitijday
Sam
Kx 8unday
Ka 8uatiay
f jindinv,
YAVlLLAattTTl A NaT
7am
Yahhiu, Kivsas
Tuts. Thar lrftyai t'ity. lajh
Man, d
and Kri.
sad dm
t-a and Way
I Aiitiirurs.
l.r rtliHuHa
8 AS a m
Rimi Bitbr, I Lflwh
Hlaria to Uwiata
( Van
W H Hurlburt
Ussl'aesAjct l'oi, (r
As the food in all coua umed within the bo
K
1THCOST lu oue mbb.iq,
Count your cattl
nie tima. and ciwU nlout one cnt for each
haxv are atronx. duruble, self siipportinK and
everv now wlipn ntfthll.
CONVKN 1 KNT u une than nv other feedinir
L. E. HOOVEE, Medford, Or.
Auent for Oriroii. Wajiliinitiin. Idaho and Montana.
Men Wanted.
To work at Kiunlaw quarry and Jetty,
For nartlciiaro Inquire of BaDga
at livery stable, Eugene.
BUSINESaS CAB Da.
H
EKBEET LEIGH,
ASSAY OFFICE,
Prompt and amurate returns guaranteed.
C'OTTAUB OhOVE, OliKOOM.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
0 HALE.
ATTORNEY AX-LAW.
oous 1 and 2 Ohri. man Block.
BUQKNK. ORXdON,
J M WIJ,LIAMd,
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW
Collectlnns a siectaltv,
Jitice Over Lane t.'uunty Dank,
J1ILYEU,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
3lli.e-OTor First National Hank.
EUUEXt, Ohiuom,
O WOOUC'OUK.
ATTOIINEY-AT-LAW.
Office One-half block south of ChrUman Blk
Euomt, Oataos.
8KIPWORTH.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAtV
Will practice in all the '.,. i N
KuomaUKsuu.i.
hsluub w THoaraon CHia a bahdi
rpilOMPaoN A HABDY,
ATTHJUNEY8-ATLAW.
OHloa-In First National liank IlnUdln.
l'raotlc in all the court.
Kiioaxa, Ohiook.
NiiO, B DOKKIH,
A TTOKNEY CO UNSELOR-AT-LA V
Will practio in all the courts of the Second
Judicial District and in th Supreme Court
of tlieatat.
Mcial attention given to coUectlonai and
matters in pnibat.
OrtU-. J. irt National Bank BUIg.
Kooma 1. i and 3.
MEDICAL.
JW HAUKIS.
PHYSU'IAN AND SUBUKON.
Offio-Orv Wllklns Linn's dm, store.
Ottic llouti-a u. 11 a mi t to Sand 7 to
V p m.
Ksldenc-lferry atraet between 11th and
I Ah.
JAINE 4 KUYKKNDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SUROKONS.
Offioes-InChrbtuan Block.
Special attention to snnwy anil surgical dia
essea of wuuien.
jyiKANK J. VAN KIRK. M. 1).
l'HYSIOIAN A SUHtiEON.
Spe. 11 attention to druee of tli eye, ar,
aiweand throat.
OHic-Kirst National Bank Buildin.
KesidrncrMrs Vhltker, North Willlani
lie Street.
S LUCKSY.
JEWELER.
Washes ao.1 flvls Reetiir,L
Koiua OftJhlO
I)
K t) miiM.K,
t'
DENTIST
Otti.ts-tNs Ollra strel,
Siiih stnela on U.k
11, Ul.
between Fifth aad
weat ol Minaeaut
-FIRST - -
Hational Bank
Of Eugene.
Paid up Cash Capital 350,000
Surplus - $50,000
Eugene, Oregon.
a HKN'KHAI, B.t..K''V(l BUSINESS
Done io re y uaU tntus. tiikflit
Jrsf ta on ( 'hictttf'S Kranciiico rid rort-
laud, Oregon. .
bills of ectiarnr -n forfifrn ccuutrles.
DepomU received .abject tu check or oeruu-
CAtrt (if HnikMit.
AU ouiiectmu entniHteo w as wm rewir
pniiupt atteotiou,
T O UKNDRICK9,
Preeiileut.
8 B K.tKiN,
P. E. BNunoHABa,
Cashier.
I H. PorrKE,
Aaa't Cashier
Vice t'refiuitu .
EUGENE
LoanEiSavingsBank
Of Eugene, Oregon.
Paid lip Cash Capital
$50,000
2,500
plus
GENERAL SANKINQ BUSINESS TRANS"
ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS-
Dmlts Issnrd nn the nrlncinal cities ot tha
United aixtes slid foiulRnco-'litries.
Inwrust alluweil on Detrsnd Certlflcatea of
Ueposit when lef elated tteriod.
collections receive our prompt attention.
City and Uounty Warrants tjought.
W. B. SHOWN,
Prildent.l
F. Iff. 09BURN,
vsf hlsr.
D. A. PAINE,
Vice President.
W. W. BROWN.
Asst Cashier.
LANE COUNTY BANK
EUGENE,
OREGON.
Estsallshad In 1882. Oldsst
Bsnk In th County.
n General Bankinj'.tusiness in all branches
transacted on favorable terms.
A. G. HOVE?. PreHldent
L. O. HULIN, Cashier
U. h. HUVEY. Ast Cashier.
Ynnr attpntion Is estled totho "'PTONF.KR
LIMITKl)" tmins of the 'CHICAGO, MIT
WAUKKR A ST PAUL RAILROAD"
"The only perfect train, in the world.
Yoit will tind it desirable tu ride on those
trains when going to any point in the
Eatttern States or Canada, 1 hey connect
with all Transcontinental Trains and all
Ticket Agents sell tickets.
For further in formation, pamphlets, etc.,
ask any Ticket Agent or
C J EDDY
J W CASEY, Oereral Airent,
Trav Pas A Kent. Portlsnt, i-tets
Alaska bold Floldf.
Flrat steainahlp for Cape Nome nod
Cape York will nail from Seattle May
10. This will be a large whip wim a
freight capacity of 1600 tons and pan
asnfier aeon it. mod at Ions for 200. For
rate and further Information, call ou
ornddreaR R, MuMdrphet
Awnt N' 'bprn Pnolttf!, Eiiffnp.
..Printing..
Ail
Kinds
...AT THE....
GUARD
OFFICE. -
GOOD WORK, LOW FRICES,
B003 STOCK.
-J.esl Bltnls il Uil Kinds.,
SUMMONS
f
(h-. i.Mlud
He
Si tr ol Or f 1 lor
George C Comptou, i'uuntiff, )
alatiisie Cunpuin, Deftntlant )
To MauLtie (JQuiuion. tbti .ujvj
defendant:
i hi THPViMF ni? 1 F1RS I AT OP
OlitGON: Youarehfcroby stuxiuium d ai-d
.initMt to ani.eir in thtt aiMivc tlitlll-u
oouic and aiittwt-r the coniphuiii ti iuo
above named pi tintiff now n Dip inri'in,
on or bf-re TbarKUby. i 4ib dy ol Uo o
ber, ltfuO, that timo btu it n.ore man si
ww ka troin the dtue of tne liit pablinaioo
nf tbis bululdoub, to-wit: On the 24tb day
of JtllVt 11)00.
And yon are fanner l ounea tb'it u yoa
fail to so appiur sud bihwt ttid oom
u.diutnod snuiirjons as be.ein required, the
p.i.miiir will uppiy to the coi.it for the
rtilwt iirajeti lr ii bin fompluint, to-wu:
For a dtoroe d-ol - the marriufce con
traot now eiiettiut; utwinu plmutirf and
dulomlunt lornver iti-isulvtd, und tbat
plaiiitifl" be divorc -d Irom defendant, uud
for fall relief We.-eiu.
The date of the tlrnt publication f f thiB
BammuDB is the 24to day ot July, UK-'O,
TTiis summonB is published in ibe "Duily
Eugene Onard" by onler of the Hon U B
ivinca d, bounty juage 01 iaue jonni,
Oregon.
That the 'Daily Engine Guard" ie a
dad ney-Kp.ptr pa bit-bed end of general
circulation m thcouuiy of L taie ol
Oregon, and ibn olb niot liKe y to give
notice to lbt deiunduut.
Dated this 24th dy of Juiy, U'OO
L BliTKD,
Attorney for I'laiD.itf.
NOTICE OF PlNAfj bin TL t iE N T.
Notice is hereby alven that W M. Van
Duyu, sdmiuiBtrutur ol the t te of Siim
uel binith, deoeifta. bun ( rt ' titiHi o
oount in the mHtittr 6. imhi mb . vithihe
county court ol Lane county, Uieon, Hiid
oat Monday, the ott day ol Augoat, iuuu,
at the hour of one o'clock in the attoruoon
t f Baid oay be and the Buine it hert by fixed
by the court for the bearing of objections to
said account and for i tie tiui.l Hetvlemeut of
said estate; one ai v -nd all objections to
huio fiucl uci'iuut, t.l aid tiled with the
clert of said uourt o: or buturn paid tim
ui o oate fixed for tb bfarini tber of.
Dated this ld'b o of June, 1U00.-
W.M. Van Duyu,
AaniiniritroUir,
L. Hilyeu, Ally.
Notice to Creditors-
Estate of A. V. Peters, duceawetl.
Notice in hereby give., limt tieo B Dorris
hatt been duly oppoinu-d aiuiiiiiUtrator of the
estate of A V PeteB, dt-ceuctd, by the
Honorable H K Kii-tMio, County Judge of
Line Couuty, Oregon AU urtiins having
claims against sniu etute aie hereby n'ititiMi
to prewent the same t the adminiHtrittor. at
his Ittw ottice in r.ugeue C ty, over the First
Nationui liank, witliiu six moutlis from the
date of Una notice, July 12, l.tOO, with the
uecetitary fnucheni. All clainje must be
iteimzird. GEuB Dokuis, Administrator.
Notice of Sale on Execution.
Notice i hereby given that by virtue of an
execution and order of sale of attached uron-
erty dul) ismied out of the circuit court of ilie
state ol Oregon tor Marion ootimy. on the bit.
day of July, 11HXI, In a unit wherein, on the
12th day ot October, iu Haid court and
county, ire tilled a Durhaiu. iflailitltf.reuoveiei
judgment aud deciee aainht Wilunu H ritub-
biugH, defendant, for '.tieauin of One Hundred
and Seventy one Tl,. M-and Niue Hundred
and Five and 25-11-thfreou
from date o
rate of 5 ptr cent ;
together wiih the cor
'ollarH witli interest
.id juduieut -t tlie
r auuum until nam,
and oihliurfeuiv-ntf of
this aetluo taxt-d anc .
manJing and direct ,i
i lowed at 7.5d. com-
me to iwd t tnil.itc
aucuou .ne louowiiiu teal iirotujiiv at Uil.
the attove etttitlvd ii , iiimted and being iu
jaue uouniy, uregou, aud described us fol
lows, lo-vvii:
1 he sttuthwnt 1 of the northeast and thi
southeast iff the noitheaat i and the east
ui uic Bim,nwt.-i(Hiii me eouineattt j ot sec
tion 14, iu towiuiiip-J3 south range 3 west.
Also the eaBt ot section 'M aud the south
west i and the et k of thn imrtrtw.at i
the southwest of the northwest j of stctiun
3o in township '-Kl south of range west, all iu
Lane county, Oregon .
Mow Therefore, lu the nitue ot the State of
Oreuon, iu comoliancu with said writ nn,)
firtier of sale, I willotfer for sale the above
ueacribed premises, subject to redemption, at
Huuiiu Huvainii, to uie nigneat Didder, tor cash,
at the Court House door in Eugene, Lane
vvuiiij, vrtjK 'JU, on
iiaturday, the 25th Day of August, 1900,
iwtweeu the hours of It o clock a m aud 4
o'clock p m, to wit: At 1 o'clock p m on said
Dated this 18th day of July. HKW.
W. W. WITHERS,
Sheriff of Lane Couuty, Uretton.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice Is hereby given that the nndersigned
baa lieen 'wiotel by the County Court of
IJUie county, Olegon, executor of the last
will and testament and estate of Georite
Soverns, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby notified
to present them with the preper vouchers to
th undsrsigned at the law olhce of A C
Woodcock in Eugene, Oregon, within six
months from the date of this notice
Dated July 7, JIKJO.
.. , , . Jlssa Sovebss,
hieciitor of the Lsst Will ana Testament and
of the hstato of Ueorge Soverns, decaesed.
Notice to Creditors'
Notice ia hereby given that F. M. Wilkina
nui been duly appointed administrator o
the eatate of .1. K. Ellison deceased, by the
Hon. JS. O. Poller, comity jndrf of said
Lane county. All persons having claims
aRainst aaid estate are hereby notinl to
pr.-s.nt ih aaue to thi adminiatrator
within an month from the date of thia
notice, with the oecetwary v.uchera at the
lawoftceol Geo. B. Iiorris in E,iB
Oao. B Doaais, Adminisirato
All V lor bstate
Notice of Final Account.
Notice ia hereby gi,en that Alice M Beck
witn, administrator of the f,t,ie ot E j
Sinim.ins, demased, ha. nltd ber final ao-
ConKoM1"11 "',-;,n'1 lh Coatlly
Court ol Lane Counlv, Oregon, has set the
same lor heatma on Mond.v ih. :t, a .
September, 11MI, al the hour of fen o-.iLv
a. m.otaa,ddy, and -or passing on the
final srillrment..! said MtaJ 8
Deled Ihlsaid .Isycf August. !Hm.
Auca 11. banwrrHi
Adnnnisi.ai.ir.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice i, ,wKy ,n u,.t lh, ,w,.eni,
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SUMMONS.
Io ,DI ciicail Court of the State ot Oicgn
fi r Laoe Oooniy. . . ' . , ,
Ittbewa C. ICeeney, Plaintiff, I
i'
Wilhsoi D Keuiny, Di 'eu liini
IN THIS NAME OF THE 61 1. I E OP
OhEGtJN: )oii me tiertib. r quired to
uuoi-ur iLd answer the oompl.u,. Hied
aK-ini yua iu tn above eiiiithd suit uu
n but. rr Mor.e'sv. th 8tb day of Octol er.
l'.IH). iii.il if you lail to answer, for want
I,, r -ot tli plainliS will UI-b a duores
At-Biunt )-iu (urever ilioiving th lionda of
airm'iy now f-iisut-i; oeiwren in
Imn'.iH uud the defendant; aud for tba
care and custody of the two minor childron
uauitid id the oompiamt.
1 hu KuniDioua la piio uuea lo in tageo
Daii I Guaud for sn lull aod oonaecntiv
werkd, ty order of Hon ' 1 W Bamilton,
JtnlKe of Buid Coort, naii io ohambera the
23d dut of July, 19U0. aud the first pnblloa
tiou of thia uummona ia made in the iaan
of aaid Engeue Daily Gdaud of July 25,
lauu. ', c. a. MIPWOBTH,
' Attnrney Icr Plaintiff.
SUMMONS.
In the Chcuit Court of the Btata of Ore
on for Lano uuty.
Stephen 8. Tharmao, Plaintiff. 1
Trt. r
Josie M. Tbnrmao, D fen- ant. J
To Jonie M. ThurniriD, deliudant:
IN THE NAM EOF THE 6TATE OF Ol B
gon, Vou aie htreby rtqairt-d to appeur
id ai-swer tne oom p; aim niea affainst yon
in the ntx-ve en tilled court on or bvioie,
Mondav, the 8th day of October, 191,0. thai
bt-ing the brat day ot the nt-xt regular term
ol auid court, to be beftna and bold n in
hngene, said Lane county, Oregon; and if
vi u fail to o appear., and an i war uaid
c mplaiut for want thereof, the plain ntf
wiuuppi; iu iue turn uuurt iut ut relief
prayi-d for in aid oom plaint, io wit; For
aihoree declariiig the marriage vou tract
now ejtiititig between plitiniifl and defen
dant furi-vor aiBdotved, and that plaintift be
divorced from defendant, aud for full relief
herein,
This aumnloiib is served upon yon by the
pubiicaiion theieui in the Daxlt Eoasiiu
Goaho for six fuoce&Hive weeks, by order
of Hon. H. K. Kinoaid, judge of the ooun
t o 'iir'y, of Lane couuty State of Oregon ;
d ui utity dodge of said oountv; said
rriei isdattd July 28, 1900, and tha
of the first publication hereof, nn
r said order, ia Only 28, liHXM - . - .
. L.BILT1U,
Atty for Plaintiff.
. SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the Stat nf Or-.
for Lane couuty.
Prudence Safely, Plaintiff, )
vs V
Thomas F Safely, Defendant J
10 1 nomas j? baiely, Uetendant:
INTHKaNAJUK Oi?' THK STATRnt
OK EOON, you arc hereby summoned and re
quired to appear aud answer the complaiot
bled agaust you in the above entitled Court
aud cause, tiled therein, by said plaintiff, oa
or before Thursday, the 4th day of October,
1, mac time oeing more thau six weeks
from the date of the fiist publication of tbis
auuiuious. X he date of the tint oubheation
of this summons as prescribed in the order of
publication is the ifth dav of Auirmt. 1U00;
and you are further notified, that if you fail to
appear ana auswer saia complaint as heraia
required, the piaintitf will apply to said court
for the relief prayed for in said ooinplaiut,
towit:
For a decree declaring the marriage odd'
tract now existing between plaintiff and de
fendant torever dissolved, aud that plaintiff
be d vorci d from defendant, and for full relief
hereiu,' 1 .
This BunmiouB ia served upou you by the
publication thereof in the Dail. Euoshb
Uuahd for six successive weeks, ty order of
the Hon J W Hamilton, Circuit Judge for the
Second Judicial District of theStae of Ort
gon; said order is made at Chambers in Eu
gene, Oregon, and dated the 8th day of August
1KU0. .
i'ttted this 9th day of August, 100U.
L 1U1I.YEU,
Atty fur Piaiuulf.
Administrator's Sale
Property.
of Real
Kotiot ia htrtbj given that by virtue of
an Older ol the ouunty oouit of Lana
county, Oregon, made and entered of record
in auid court on tne tilt day of May, 1UVU,
1 will on iloMay ibe lt)th oay ot Jane,
1-JOU, at the hour ol on o'olook p. m. at
the conrthooae door in agen. Lan
couuty, Oregon, otler lor sale to Ih highest
bidder at public anoton, for oaah, tha
followiug deecribed real property belonging
tu the estate of fc J. Uimmona, dftowsM
lleginniug at the N W Cor of lb 8 W of
aeo 28 Tp 16 8 K i VI theno B 9 roda;
thence 12S roda; thenoa Northwesterly to
N hue ot the same quartei ; thenoa VV 86 roda
feet to the pUce of beginning, contain
iug aorta of land, mora or leaa, in
Lane county, Oregon, eioept the right ol
way of the O, & 0. ii. a. Co, aoroaa aaid
land. '
Dated May H, 181.0.
Alios M. Bicxwitb,
Admr. Estate of . J. Simmona, Dev'd.
Notice of Final Settlement
EhUle- of Ratio Lowia, dtoeased, Lan
county, Ortgon:
Notice ia hereby grven tbat John Lewie
ana Aleck Lewie, executors of Ibe eatau of
Katio Lewis, deceaaed, bale flled their nual
acoouut in the matter of aaid estte in th
county oourt of Laos county, Oregon, and
that Tuesday lbs 6th day ot Jon, 1WU0, t
the hour ol 10 o'clock in th forenoon of
thai day haa been Hied by aaid court for
the bearing of objections to aaid aocounl
and for the final settlement of aaid estate.
Any and all objections to aaid acoount and
Ibe flual settlement of aaid estate must' b
filed with th olerk of aaid oourt on or ba
ton said oat of bearing.
Dated tbia Mth day of April, 1900.
7 - JoHaLcwia,
: -Alkck Law ib,
Executors of aaid aatat.
Tnoatnuw & Habst,
Attorneys lor Eiecutori.
NOTIOE JOF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Ealai of Mary F. Baker, dacaaatd. Laa
oonnty, Oregon.
.Notice ia heiebv oivon u,ai r R Rill.
administrator ot the eetata of alary F.
later, deceased, haa flled bia final account
in the niattir ol aaid estate, in the oonnty
court ol La te conntv, Oregon, and Mon
day, the (th dav oi Jnl.o- I Ul SI. at lha hour
of one o'clock iu ibe afternoon of that day
naa uwn tiled by said court lor tba heal
ing ot ot.jeciiuna to aaid account, and lor
Ibe final settlement of said estate.
Dated this ill si day of April, 1900. '
D. K. Hnx,
- . ' Administrator.
L. I l-ir, Au. J.i uii fruit.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Es'alo of H .C Huston, Deceaf, Lan
'-nnij, Or.eon.
None i. hereby g ten. ih.t I.jdi A
Uuston, eiK'tnrix ol mxt e.tatf, baa filed
net final arconnt, lor srit m. m of aaid ea
wte, ai.a Monday, the 3rd da) ol Setitam
oer, ii.i, at the bour of one o'clo. k in lb
atteri.o.,n of said day, ha. by or
der r( ih jn.ig. ol said runit I. i h.ann
ol ol.j, ttiou. to s.ul aoconnt ..I u toi th
nn1 "llleluer.l of mtin tsute."
D-Ld thia3u-lids.nl July, 1900
Lidu A HcsToa.
L Hu.id. Adminiaitalril.
Attorney.