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Newspaper Page TextDiily Eugene Guard :'.,:M.I,r.1 e.ry ev.uiuc o! the wk, 6'iu ..v. c.Ui.l Aililren a'l lom.rmiiluiti..ii il mile, all nuiitaainJ. PiyM " srBSWtKTlON BATKS. DAILY. Delivered by carrier, pur week. Delivered by carrier, per inuutl Hv mail one year (io advance) , Six month. ' u uuooth Hiugle oiea, WKUL. ..t lfi Ml 6 IMI 8 IKI Ml (If. ne year (in advance) ,.2 00 . 1 Ml Advertising' rates l""wu applica. tiuu. Entered a. aecond-olaa. matter at the fCiiiteu., Orfllton, uoetottice. THE F.ASTKRN OFKIOKS -Of the oaner are at 230 to 284 Temple Court, New York City, and U 3 Kiprea. HMk W Wa.h iniiton St., Chicago, IlL, K KATZ Advertls UK ABcy In charge. CAMPBELL BROS PubliaherB All Bulla.. Lettera to thi.offlc should be dlreoted to THE 0URD Inatead of either of the proprl.t.,. P'lipMU BR0S. y Calendar t & Q g) I 2 3 4 7 a 9 10 II J2 J3 33! J5. J6. 17 18 19 2Q 21 22 23 24 25 26127 128129130151 g THURSDAY AUGUST 30 SHAM AND REAL ISSUES. There is genuine sorrow in tbe McKinley camp in that there is no chance this presidential election to alarm capital with the silver buga boo. Nevertheless some of the press of that politioal faith, the Oregonian among the number, con tinues the attempt to scare the voter by asserting that the eleotion oi Bryan will put tbe country on a silver basis. The Oregonian, though, discreetly fails to inform its gold standard readers that this MoKinley administration has coin ed many millions of silver during Its term. , . The issue of imperialism; tbe holding of ten millions of Asiatics on territory that lies almost agairiHi continental Asia eight thousand miles from Paoifio BboreB, is soughl to be avoided. We exolude the Chinaman, President MoKinley has 65,000 soldie rs in the Philip pines trying to make subjects or citizens of the ten million Filipinos and mixed bloods that iuhabit the archipelago, The people of the Paoifio ooast know tbe Chinaman They know that the law exoludlng him from our oountry is for our best interests, for the interest of every laborer. "Will the genius of our free InBtitntions allow us to hold tbe Filipino as a subjoot, yot exolude him from our shores and a part in our politioal institutions? There Is danger for our people in the answer to this question, should MoKinley be eleoted. We believe the election of Bryan would soKe the question to the best interests of our people.' He is opposed to hold ing Asiatio territory by force of arms, or oiliorwise. CHANGES OF FOUR YEARS. The editor of the Rosebnrg Re view keeps a file of the Oregonian. He says he has gleaned the follow ing information from its columns: "Four years ago, men like Sena tor Stewart, of Nevada, and ex Senator Pfefler, of Kansas, A M Stevenson, of Colorado, and Sena tor Mantle, of Montana, were long haired, wild-eyed cranks of the most dangerous tvpe because they were supporters of Bryan. Now thoy are gentlemen, scholars, and patriots of the moat approved pat ternbecause tliey are BUpjiirting McKinley and imperialism. "Four years ago Ii iurke Cochrto, O II P Belmont, aarl Carl Schuri belonged to the highest type of American oitiiens because they ploer) oountry above party and supported McKinley. Now thev nre a set nf weak, shifting, shallor politicians became they have de clared for Bryan and the republic. Four jftart hko, ex-(iovi rm r Biut- well, ex-tiovernor liradi'onJ, Web sier Davis, (ii-n A'kins-r, kbk rej)rer""D'a'iv- ot nil thai ai pure and good iu iioluic itei.'nuxe -hey were advocating the election of Mc Kinley. Now the same gentlemen are liebt-weight blatherskite1! and old ban beens not worthy of con sideration ut the bandd ot good, sensible, thinking American citi zens because they are for Bryan and popular government." MUCH ADO OVER LITTLE. The Oregonian bas found a for mer Democrat of Bone prominence who is supporting MoKinley, and it puts him to tbe front even though he is of tbe small fry. Ex-Minister Denby of China ia tbe man. Tbe Oregonian Bays Denby "bas alwayB been a Democrat, and was given the Chinese mission by President Cleveland. It was biB knowledge of Oriental affairs that induced President McKinley to put him, Democrat though lie was, on the Philippine commisBion." Then naively adds: "Doubtless it is bis aotual knowledge of the facts in tbe case also that forbids him to sup port Bryan." 'Doubtless" it was through being put on the Philippine commission that- Denby supports McKinley. He was a Cleveland appointee, and there are not a few ot them, together with the ex-president, throwing what Btrenulh tuey com maud to tbe Kouublioan caue.e More than this tbe oharge bus been publicly made, and not denied, that Denby was in favor of Mo Kinley four years ago and would bave voted fur him had he been in the country. The Oregonian makes much ado ovor very little. It is a case of "drnall pntatoee," if any thing. The Pen in the Hand is worth two in the Mind. If you bave "a good mind to write to Dr. Pierce" take pen in hand and begin. Then you'll avoid the experience of Mrs. M. P. Davis, of Honnkcr, Russell Co., Va. She writes : "For seven years I wna confined to bed must of the time. I tint! ulceration of internal organs and female weakne.-is. X had four doctors and they aaid I could not be cured After the doctors said I could not le cured 1 wrote to Doctor Pierce for advice I followed the advice be gnve I feel better than I ever did. My friends say I do not look like the same woman. I am sorry I did not take Dr. Kent's Medicine when I first began to hat poor health. I could have saved what I paid to humbugs." No one ever regretted writing to Dr. Pierce for advice. Many have regretted not writing sooner. Sick women are invited to con sult Dr. Pierce by letter, free, and so obtain the opinion and advice of a specialist in diseases peculiar to women. All correspondence pri vate. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser, ioo8 pages, is sent free on receipt of stamps to defray expense of mail ing only. Send a I one-cent stamps for paper covers, or at stamps for cloth. Address as above. Pure Home Made Brandy Pure double distilled brandy con- ulna neither fusil nil or pruseio sold, nor any other poison except' what is contained In the fruit. Neither is It necessary to rectify the same before It is fit for use, as hundreds of men, and dozens ot old distillers who now live In Oregon can testify. Distilled liquors are always clear In color, not red, until age glvet them a yellowish cast. ' I will sell you pure brandy made near Kuiione Oregon for $3 a gallou, or 76 cents a quart. I M r-'rancla, Distiller. Filth and Blair streets, Eugene, Oregon. Notice to Hoppickers. I will commence picking tops at the Win Nels yard, near Hprlnglield, Thursday, Heptemner 6. Jacob Ptrahsuaikh. o Cure No Pay. 1bat In the way all tlntrt.-Uta eel! drove Tattrleai t'hlll Tunic for Chilla, Malaria and liMlti-usneee. It la aa pleaMut to take as Ltmon Hy-nip, Ml rente NV anthi. A girl or woman for gen eral housework. Hood wage. Apply to southeast corner Eleventh aud High t reels. . OiKL V antkii, A glrlto do general housework. Call al Griffin Hardware Co. French Tansy Waters, me world's anious remedy fur trmtular and nam- fill jverlrMls of ladiex; are never falling anil safe. Married ladle' friend t-'rench lansy Witter am the only re liable female remedy lu the world; Im ported from l'arle; lake nothing else, but I unlet on genuine; In red wrapt- with crown trade mark, t.a France Drug Company, Importers, Mm 1 oik Hi Sau FraiH-imxt. Fur sale by nil drug- lata, or sent In plain Kraoi-er direct on receipt nf X ; FN - ! veryono who has Stock or keeps a Cow, needs Galloway's Waste Proof Feed Boxes FOR FEEDING STOCK IUY OR GRAIN. RornnCA IT IS' A. FOOD 8AVKR. iwwumow theru practically NO WAHj K. Kaoh box uM will HAVK KuTK TIM.KS I lH COST in one Hemno. Couut yourcattl fcn'l ftue bow mut;h ymi umilcl avr hv uniim thette hox-. Kach box will f' ed fnitr hriuii of cUtl at cumc foot of BpTeoontninwl within it, 1 he easily moved. 'Vim Mtock nin to ihmn nt will. A utntion of the bix hIioiiIH ht in fr'ntof It ii JiKTi'KK. CHKAl'KH and MOKE dttvinft. If there In no aent in your ItrjiHty, Mild Two DoHa-s to th pat-ntpe uml net u KIGHT to makeand u-e, tor a life lime. A cut with (nil ilirvctiotiK f. r makinKi arcmiiiaiii',B ench Kinht- Hiiuri no Fpe:ial k i Jl anyone oau maku tiit-Di. Ft ANK (jAIJOWAY, rat en too, l eutrul t'oins, Ureon, u, o. A. L. E. HOOVER, Medford, Or. Aent for ( ht-oo, Warthinum, Idaho and Montana. JInfringers will bo prosecuUd. ESTATE NORMAL SCHOOL- Monmouth. Oregon. Hobbed the Grave. A startling incldi-nt. ot which Mr Mr John Oliver, f Philadelphia, wsa the sutijpol, Is narrated ly him aa fid lows: "I was In a nnwt il read fill con dition. My skin was alnn st yellow, yes unken, tmiKtie oosieii. pain con tinually In bank and aides, umipnetlie, (rrailunlly growing weaki-r ilay tiy diiy. Three- physicians had given ma up. Fortunately, a friend advised trying 'Eleotrlo Hitters,' and tn my great Joy and i-urprlae, the first bottle mucin a decided improvement. I continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well man. 1 know they saved uiy life, and robbed (the grave of aunt er vlotlin." No one should rail to try them. Only 60eenta; guaranteed, .it V U DeLano's drug i-tote. C ASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bear the Slgratunt of Are You a Bicycle Rider? If you are, we want to call your at tention to the new 1000 model chain brusliee which w have just received. Wo would be pleased to show you these brushes and tn put one on your wheel on trial. They aie suitable for either ladles' or trents' wheels. The price haa been reduced to 36 oe lite. K K Mi-Clanaiiam. Tnat Throbbing Headache. Would quickly leave ou, If you used Dr King's New Life I'll la. Thou sands of sutlereis bate proiit'd their niatchlce merit for sick and nervous headaches. They make pure blood and strong nerve and build up your health. Kaey to uk. Try them Only i!& cent. Money i-ack If not cured. Hold by W L Uet.aius drug' gist. , Editor's Awful l'light. if M lligglns, etlilor Hene, tills.) News, was afllicied for year with piles that no doctor or rriiudy helped until he tried Iluckleu's Arnica Kalve. He wrllea two boxes wholly cured him. It's the surest pile cure on earth and the beat salve In the world. Cure uaranteed. Only SB cent. Bold by W L Pel.aoo, diugglat. ;, v-yA V1 "4 -J An the fond la all d i mmed within the Iw one time, n i ciU about nuo c tit for evcli boxen ra nutf, nnrulot Belt support ing am vcrv ciw when stAMe-i. XNVKMKM' to une than any other feeding Kali term o(enii Septrmuber lfcth. '1 liecimienta of the Normal Hoiool are pre -paitxJ to takf? the Htate Certiticate iuiine UiHtaly f.n K'dimtiou. (tiuduateM rwidilv riecnre utunl (Kirtitioui, Kxp-'iineof year from to SlfiO htroog Academic and rrofeftftional Courses. New sL'ial tU-partment in manual training. Wed equipped iraming dejartinent. For cataltvoe coutaiuiiig full announcer uieiitH, uililr P. L. CAMPBELL, Or l'retiuieut. W- A- WANN. Seo. of Fftfiulty. RUNNINB UPCA BIG BILL - uwcor feeg wouhln't le rfAMary, when you are at .itcd with colds at this h .u of the year, if you would rp a bottle of our pure nd iuh grade Cynir. INoble dinkey in your house nnd tnen take it in tbe form of m Kitty, or ax your tante tlic eaten, at bedtime or any other nid time. TIht is nothing like it for colds. La Grippe or cludrtxl ailments, W ffi. ReDshaai A Thousand Tongues Could not exprexs tbe rapture of An nie E Hprlugur, if 1124 Howard BU, Philadelphia, Pa., when she found that Dr King's New Discovery tor Consumption had ooiuplttely cured hernfa hacking c.mgh that for many yean had made life a burden. All other remedies and doctors could give her no help, but she nays of the Knyal Cure: ''It soon rem ed the pain in ny chest and I can n il ep soundly, something I can schici- j . inmilwr of doing before. I feel like toi.ndlng its pralsea throughout the Universe." Bo will every one who tries Dr King's New Discovery for auy trouble of the throat, chest or lungs. Prion 60o and tl.00. Trial bottles free at W L De Lano's drug store; every bottle . guar anteed. Medical. Hiieclal reserve old government whiekey used III the medical depart ment of the (J B army and naval ser vice; also reooguited as tbe purest and an unadulterated stimulant by the board of health of Han Kmnolsoo for use lu the hospitals. Recommended for Invslld and especially tor family use. Hold exclusively by D E Hick, Kugene. Wants Prunes and Pears. T N Hi gar will buy a few care of green (lalliin prune and l)artlitt pears for his Kasiern house at from $1? to $16 per ton. It Is safe to any it la better than to dry. There is mure catarrh In this srciio of the country than all other disease put together, and until the la.it few years was supposed to be Incurable. Fur a great many years doctors pro nounced It a local dlseaee, and pre scribed local remedlt-e, and by con stantly falling to cine with local treat ment, pronounced It Incurable, Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. H .a'- Catarrh Cure, manufactured by b J Ci eney A Co, Toledo, Ohio, Is the only c-ustltutlonal cure on the mar ket. It is taken Internally In dose from It) drops to a leaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfsces ot the system. They ofter one hundred I'ollar fur any caee It falls to cute. r nd fi-r cltcuaia and leatlmonlala. Addrr. F J CllKMKY A Co, Toledo, Ohio, bold by drunvule, ?.So. Hall's Family Pill are Ibe best. FIRST Hatis&a Or Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital $60,000 Surplus - $50,000 Eugene, Oregon. ft OKNKRAl, PAfK!Ni BDBTN2SB .ft on iJhicjum, u r rncico ud iron- i ililiM ii 4chft0fff in on lurt-unx ccuntnec UetxitiiU roeived stubject to vhnck ot certiti- cats ol dtifKiitit. AUotllectioDi entruDtcl la ui wiu reoeiv prompt attention ' T O Hknii KICKS, P. E. Snoixjba&h, ('awl.ier, L. H. Pottib. Aaa't Cannier rreident. 3 B Kakim, Vice Prenidtu . EUGENE LoanSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus $50,000 2,5 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS - Drafts finned on the prlnelpal cities ol the Uoitrd s-.Ktea end foreign couotrtes. iutereKi allowed on Demand Certlflcaie ot UelKiiilt when left stated period. Collection; receive our prompt attention. JU) ai.d Couolr WarratitJ bought. W. E BHOWN, D. A. PAINE, President.! Vice President. f.t. OSBUHN, W. W. BROWN. H-ishler. Aest Cashier. LANEUuUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. Estaollshed In IBS2. Oldest Bank In the Countv. A General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVE Y , President Li. O. HUL1N, Cashier B. B. HOV.EY. Aest Cashier. 0 R & N GO. Depart I Time Schedule. Arrived Salt Lake, Denver, Cliicago Portland Special U:15 a m rt worth, Umaba, KanBas City, tit Louis. Chicago and 4 pm bant Salt Lake, Denver Ft Worth, Omaha KauBaa City, St Jjouii, ChicaKo and Eaut Atlantio Kxpresa lt:00 p. tu. Walla Walla, W iston. Spokane, MinueapoliB, St Paul, Duluth Milwaukee, Chi CAgo and Kast. Ocean S'tkam ships AU Sailing dates mibject to change. For San Franciiico Sail every 6 daya Spokane Flyer 6pm 8:40 a m 8pm 4p m Daily Ex Sunday 8pm Sat 10 pm Columbia Uivxa Stkamkha To Astoria and 4 d m Ex Sunday Way lantiingB. WlLLAMffTTllilVIB Oregon City, New beiy, Salem, Inde uemlence and Way 6am Ex Sunday 4:30 d m Ex Sunday i.atunnga. WlLLAHKTTK AND Yamhill Kivbks Orefcon City, Day ton and Way Landings. 7am Turn. Thur and Sat, 3:30 p m'J Mon, Wed and bri, Lt RiiiarU 35 a m DaUy Snaki Ritkb. I LvLewistn Kipana to Lewutn Daily j 9 a tn W H Hurlhurt lien IW At Fort, Or Men Wanted To work at Hluelaw quarry and jetty. For imrtlculani Inquire of Bangs at livery stable, Euift-ue. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT, Kotioe ta herehv olven that W. M vn. Duyii, administrator of tbe estate of Sam- uei amiin, deceased, has filed his final no oonut in the mstter ol said estate with tbe county court ol Lane county, Oregon, and imi oiuiiuh-t, me did aay oi Angost, iyuo, i the hour or one o'clock in the afternoon of said day be and tbe same is hereby fixed by the court (or the hearing of objections to said account and for the fiual settlement of said e tMe: and anv and all obieotinnu tn said final account, should be filed with the oien ot sain court on or beforn said lima and date fixed for the hearing thereof. Dated this lHth day of Jnue, 1W0. W.M. VanDuyn, Administrator. L, Biljeu, Atty. Call For County Warrants, Notice is liereliy slven that Him following warrants v. Ill be paid on presentation at my olllce on and avtkh August 20, l'.HX). Iutvreet on same will erase August 2), 1901: All Lane county warrants from registered num ber TtiOO to 7760, both Inclusive. Dated, Eugeoe, Aunu-t 13, 1900. A 8 Pattkrjux, County Treasurer Farm For Sale 628 acres ot land wlihln one mile of Harrlsburg, aWanresIn Cultivation two old houses, two barns; nearly all tlver bottom land. A large quaullty of balm, maple and asb limber. Ash and maple suitable for lumber. Two old orchards on the place. Tliia Is a bargain. Trice, ,14, per acr. Address, R F Rakkr A Co. 'unction City Hotel, 1 1 Basil. BUH1NE88 CAPUS. J JERllEJtT LKK3H, ASSAY OKW -F, Proiupt and ivwurata reti.raob'ut" tf.'-cnl. Cottaqi Gkove, Onctioy. AlTOKNEYS-AT-LAW. iyy O UALK ATt'ORNEY AT-I.AW. coma t ani 2 Cor!! man Block. KUOEN. OUIGOON, f M V7ILUAMS, ATTOKN1- Y-AT-LA W CoUections a specialtv- )Hic Over Lane Cuuntv Bank, BILYKU, ATTOBJfEY-AT-LAW. Dflite-Orer First National Bank. Eooknx, Ohjgon, C WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT LA W. Omoe One-half Hock south of Chriamaa Blk Euokme, Oreooh. BKIPWORTH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in aU the Court's. EUOEKE UBBGU.1. HEUIDB W TH0H780B OHAB A BARD1 rjtHOMPSON 4 HABDY, ATTOItNEYS-AT-LAW. OlBce In First National Bank Buildini. . Practice in aU the courts. Eugene, Oregon. QEO, B DOKKI8, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT LAW Will practice in all the courts of the Second J udicial District and in the Supreme Court of the state. Special attention iriven to collections l and matters in probate. Oinue irst JNational tlank iilag. Rooms 1, 2 and 3. MEDICAL. D R J W HARRIS. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office Over Wilkins & Linn's drug store. Office UourB 9 tu 12 a m; 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. Residence Ferry' street between 11th and 12th. JpAINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SUEGEONS. Offices In Chrisman Block. Special attention to surgery and surgical dis eases of women. jrjIRANK J, VAN KIRK, M. D. physicia:- t SURGEON. Special attention to c. teases of the 6ef ear, nose and throat. Office First National Bank Buildinir. Kesidence Mrs Whiteaker, North William. ette Street. J 8 LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. KcaEKi, Orsoov JJjR G BIDDLE, DENTIST Office -OnOliv street, between Fifth and Sixth street one block west of Minnesota Hotel. Central Market, ins . if Mi PROPRIETORS! Will keep constantly on hand a full n p r" ! k j t i tv I occr iviu UN' PORK and VEAL Wbich they will sell at ti, lowest mitrkt-t priut, A lair siare or tie pnnilc Dairocace sollcitei ! TO THE FARMERS. j We will pis the UiKhetit nmrkBt pnoe for Kat Cattle, Hogs and Hhrep. Shop ou Willametto St., EUGENE, OREGON, "Beau delivered to anv irt nt th etij wolrhsrve J. L. PAGE Hating a Large and Complete tock of maple and ancy Oroceriee bought In the best marketa. tXCLUSIVELY FOR MfH, I can offer the pol.llo brtier l.rln Ihan anv other hruw lu g,ij... SUMMONS la 'be Circnit Cocrt of Ibe State of Oif-pcn t r Lane County. lU-liMca C. Keenoy, Plainliff, j linliff, 1 n 'am ) William D KtM-ney, Dtfen-1 IN THE NAME OfJHE SliiK OP OtlEGoS: ton ate hertli rup.ti.d to aulur tn.d uliswur tLe corunli i.- b!...l f ugaipet you in ti.e abeve t-niitit-tl unit ou 0 Oi lore Mousay, tne Htu day ol Uutober, l'JOO, nod if you fail to answer, for want tQFr-'Ot the plaintiff will Uka a decree .nibtTou lorever ilissciving tbe !onds of 'M iiiii--ny now exi.tii t-eiwun tbe plamiirl' i.ud tbe defendant; and for tbe care and custody of the two minor children named in the complaint. 't his summon is pub Ubed in the Engene IIaii T tinaim tor six fni; uud uonsecutiv teevks, by order of Hon J W Bamiltou, .ludfte of said Court, niaoe in ehambera the I'M duv of July, i'JUO, and the lirst publlru uou of this summons iB made in too issue 01 said Eugene Iau.y OnARLi of July 25, lttuO. K. It. Sku-wobth, Attorney lor Plaintiff. SUMMONS, In the Circuit Court of the Slate of Ore ton for Lane county. Stephen S. Tlnrojac, Plaintiff,) Vo. Josie M. Thnrman, D fenf'anl. ) To Joaie M. ThurniHn, deiendunt: IN THE NAME OF'IHE h'lAUE OF OhE gon, Yon are hereby required to appear and answer the oomp!aiut tiled BgaiDBt yoa iu the above entitled court on or belore, Mondav, the 8th day of Oci-ber, 19(0, that being the urn day of the next regular tirm of said oonrt, to be begun and boldf-n in Engene, said Lane county, Oregon; SDd if you fail to so appear, and answer said complaint for want thereof, the plainiiff will apply to the said court for the relief prayed for In said complaint, lo-wit; For a deoree declaring the marriage contract now existing between plaintiff and defen dant forever dissolved, und that plaintiff be divorced from defendant, and for full relief herein, Thia summons is served upon you by the publication thereoi in the Daixy Edokni Gdaiid for six Kuooestuve wei ku, by order of Hon. H. K. Kinoaid, judge of the coun ty ocmrty, of Lane oonnty State of Oregon ; and County Judge of said oonnty; said ,mli isdutid July 28. 19U0. and tha i (a of the first publication hereof, nn- r said order, is July 28, 1U00. Atty for Plaintiff. SUMMONS. In the name of the State of Oregon for Lane Oonnty. George 0 Onmpton, Plaintiff, 1 vs I Maceie Cumpton, Defendant. I To Maggie Cumpton, the above named TV THENAMF OP TUT? Bi'lTS no - w A uu V, - 1 lj J 1 OltEGOM ; Yon are heroby summoned and lo-juiicu appear in ine aoove entitled - - ius uuuupiuiuv ui inn above named plaintiff now on tile therein, on or before ThnrRrlnv tha lih nf nnln ber. 19U0, that timo beiug more than six .. uoib ui IL, UEBI, puuiH'aUUU of this summons, to-wit: On the 24th day ui il uiy, itruu. And you are further notified that if you pper nuu auawer saia com plaint and auuimonB as herein required, the r. " wi" wppij to uiv cuuli lor lud relief prayed for iu his complaint, lo-wit : For a docree deolaring Ibe marriage con tract now existing between plaintiff and ui'ttnitai't lurevt-r dlbaolved, and that plaintiff be divorced ironi defendant, and for full relief herein. The date of the first publication of this summons is the 24th day of July, 190(1, I'his summons is publitibed in the "Daily Engeoe Guoid" by order of the Hon H B Kiucaid, County Judge of Lane County, Oregon. That the "Daily Engene Guard" ia a dail. newspaper published and of general circulation in the county of Lane, slate of Oregon, and the one most likely to give notice to the defendunt. Dated this 24th day of July, 1900. Ii. BrxTi-u, Attorney tor riaimitf. Notice of Final Settlement. Estate of H 0 Huston, Deceased, Laue County, On gon. Notice ia hereby given, that Lydia A UUbtoii, executrix of said entate, has Uli-d her bum account, for settlement ot said es tate, uud Monday, the 3rd day of Septem ber, i9uo, at the hour of one o'clock in tbs afternoon of said day, haa been set by or der of the judgh of said court for hearin of objection to said account and for th final bettlcmeut of said esute. Dated this 3Uth day of July, 1900 Ltdu A Hustom, Ii.BinTro, AdnuniMratnx. Attorney. Notice to Creditors Estate of A. V. Peters, deceased. Notice i hereby given that Geo B Dorria has been duly oi.piimted adminUtrauir of th H ? . i J''tm' I!1, by the Honora ile H K Kinciid, County JuJk of Lane County, Oregon. AU persons iTiving claim, against sul e-tate are hereby notified to praaeiit tha same to the administrator, at IN At 10H ai HaUllr urirliio aJ. . t date of Hub notice. July 12, J!K0, wi'h th r : n-H ciainji must M itemiwd. GnoB Dorhis, AdminUtrator. Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has len appointed by the County Court of ifll".ri"n.ty'. 0"g"' """'o' of the last Jill aod testament and estate of George Sown, decea.e.1. All person, having clalm. against said estate are hereby notified to present tli.m with the prep,, voucher, to the under.ijrnen at th law office of A U Wcodcock In Eugene, Oregon, within six ra"" "'m th of thiTno ic Dated July 7, 1900. of tha h.tateof George Soveru.,deceb Notice to Creditors. . Notice is hereby given that F. M. Wilkin ha been duly sppomled administrator o the estate of j k. Ellison dtcewed, by the Hon. h. O. Poller, oonnty judge of said Laneeounty. All person, n.ving claim. "?le1to sdministrstor within an months from th date of this ?.,C W"b. k a(t'y wnchers at th. lawofheeof Geo. B. Soma in Euo r?r-r. f.M .', '" Adminiatrato Att'v for LsUta Administrator's Notice. NrtK-e I. here! y ,iv tluvt the nndrr.lOTed, K m lay h. ten duly a.l. inlf.i aUminia tratnrnf thee.tat.ol Ah. an, l.ar.ile,, d.cea Ml. by the ( .Minty cinrt f jMt County, Or on, aod all i,n.m, 1,1, claim, against aaid estate arv hereby notitinf and minimi to LTT"! th'."n"' mi" l""lr voncherm to ai; a.lninutn.u at hi. plM of biaisn on lll,,Mtt. .teart. Eru-ene, (r. wi-hin tit nmnth. fn.m the da's of this notice. i-lated thi. 3nl day of August, . , . I'M I'T, Ailininutrakr M aaid bus. L Btxin, Attonmy.