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Newspaper Page TextEugene Guan; riihlisthed every evenluic ol the wee a, oun lays e&oepted. Address atl ((iiuajuoiutiia xun mk all re-mtunoes tuyaulo to tli klJUENh (.lUHIi, Eu'n, Oregon. HIJBdWUPriONJ.nATKH, DAI LT. Delivered l.y earrlur, er week .1 1 I delivered by carrier, jw niontU, Hy mail one yuar (in ad yam).. tfrx month ' turn month Sioj-le copies. , WEEKLT. ihie year (In advance) Six months , 6 DO 3 mi .$2 00 I (W Advertising, rates made koovn on applies tiua. Entered as second-class kinatter at, tho Eugene, Orotfon, ixwtottice. TUB EASTERN OFFIOKH - Of the naimr are at 2H0 to 234 Teniule Court, Ni V I. Kit.. - I ITU I- 111,1,. U7 U..I. jl urfc vivy, etiu j w jajjipoo ijiuk, ui i s-ib- ingt-n St., (;tiicai0, I1L, E KATZ Ad vert ii uk AKenuy in uimrge,. CAMPBELL BROS Publishers All Buslnass Letters te this e files should be dlreetsd to THE GUARD instesd of either of tha oroorlatora oaraonal l Campbell brqs. Daily SUN ttON TU!WEUTntJFRI I5AT a 3 aar a a i AAJL5 JlJL JLI 111 13 J4 15 16 1Z 1 J 20 2L 22 25 24 25 26 27 2d29 30looooo Q SATURDAY SEPTEMBER. 1 IN THE NAME OF RELIGION. Berlin had a flap; coneooration the other day, the flags for China regiments being inoluded, A pas tor of the church is credited with Haying: "it is a crusade. it is a holy war." Crimes have been committod in the name of liberty, and now territorial robbery is being nooompiiBnea in me name or re ligion. Among other things the Nineteenth century haB produoed an abundant orop of hypoorisy that is made serviceable by flatter ers about the thrones of royalty. Christ scourged the hypocritical Pharisees from the lemplo, Their places hive been re-filled. THE DECLINE OF THE "BIKE." New York iVorkl. Whatever the reason may be, bioycles and their riders are not nearly so numerous this year as in the past. This is especially notice able at the popular summer resorts. Asbury I'ai k's famous bioyole boule vard, foi example, which in pre vious years has swarmed with wheolmen and wheel women, oan be crosBeil by the pedestrian at any hour of tl.e day or evening without haste or oaution. It Is almost de serted. Large hotel-keepers' who last year found it necessary to pro vide basement accommodations for a hundiod wheels or more, say that twenty wheels is a large number this season in a house ol two or three hundred gueats. The coming of the automobile does not account for this decline of the "bike," for iho automobile is too expensive for general use. Can it be that golf, whioh is everywhere in evideace, ban temporarily eclipsed the wheel? Or did tho discarding ol the "bike" by the fashionable set, on the ground that it bad become "too common," lead to its disuse by the far greater number who ape the fashion makers? LOG CAMXS TO ORDER. Log cabins might seem an odd sort of thing to be an article of manufacture and sale, but such they are, nevertheless, and they are made right in New York city, says the Sun. The log cubins are made of cedar, and they are built in dif ferent sizes and styles. The oabin most commonly sold is 12x12 feet, and lug ocbins of this kind are likely to be found iu stock. The log cabin is shipped knojked down with instructions for setting up. In oases where it is desired a man is pent to set them up. They are veritable log cabins iu con struction and appearance, with elab raofi and stick chimneys and all that. Some are sold to be set up on estates and country placet ; perhaps to be put to actual use for a watchman or for other persons employed on the place. On a bi place it might be that a cabin would be sot up in a clearing on hillside or down in Bome glad where a settler would natural) v build bis ciijin. The Cottage Grove Nuggett iu -vites itedelinquent subscribers to pay up by September 30. Doubt lees the Nuggett editor lolls back in hU chair, with closed eyes, and in his mind sees a procession of de linquents depositing their shekels with him on the appointed date Anticipation is next to realization. And he may be rewarded Septem ber 1st with enough money to but tho probably much needed office towel. Really he expects nothing. Only force of babit prompts the earnest appeal. The Futurity Btakes race at SbeenBhead Bay New York, Thurs day, was won by William C Whit ney's Ballyhoo Bey. Whitney paid 112,000 for him as a yearling. When the lucky rider cantered bis horse back to "weigh in" the band played "Hail to the Chief," the and lucky winners pushed wildly into the ring to cash their winnings. The race-track is not entirely elevating. The Portland Timberman says: "Some of the milU on the lower Columbia have been foroed to re sort to the use of Japanese as la borers. The little 'brown men are said to be good workers." The allied forces have 173,000 troopB in China. Of this number tbe United States furnish 7,000. Albany bad a horse-wbipping! case the other day in which two women figured. 1 nm the mother of four children.- writes Mrs. Kuphemia Kalcnner, of Trent, Muskegon Co., Mich. "Mv fir4t two Imblca were still-born, and I suffered every thing but death. My friends all thought I could never recover. I wns reduced to ion pounds. When I was three months along for my third child I was tnken with hemorrhage or flooding suit csiite near having a miscarriage fiom female weakness, for two months I was under the care of our doctor, but was getting weaker nil the time until oue day I hatieut-d to come across one of your little bonks and I rest! it through. and the next day I sent and got three bottles of ' Favorite TrescriutTon ' and one bottle of 1 Pellets. 1 improved so fast I continued to lake your medicine until lintiv was Imm. and he is healthv and all right My henlth haa been good ever since. I now weigh 165 pounds." " Favorite Prosorln- ilon" makes Weak Wo mon Strona. and Siok Womon Well. I'll re Home Made Brandy rureanuuie illsllllcil brandy oon- alns neither uisll oil or prutalo sold, nor any ntlier poison except what It contained In the fruit. Neither Is It niHiessary In rectify the same before It Is lit for use, aa hundreds of men, and dor.-ns of old distillers who now live In Oregon oan testify. Distilled liquors aie always clear In color, not red, until age glvot them a yellowish east. I will sell you pure hraudy made near Eugene Oregon for tit a gallou, or 5 ceuta a quart. I M Kranels, Distiller. Filth aud lllalr streets, Eugene, Oregoti. Editor's Awful Plight. V M llij.-rln, editor Beueca, (Ills.) News, was sllllcted for years with piles that no diK'lnr or remedy helped until ho tiled Xtieklvii'a Arnica Halve. He writes two boxes wholly cured hint. It's the f ureal pile cure on earth and the heat snlve In the world. Cure KUarniiteed. Only "o retnt. Hold hy I. IVI.sno, druggisl. (tlKI, Wantkk. A girl todoeretal lu.usework. Tall at Urlflill Hardware Co. Trenoh Tauey Walera, ins world's atnous remetly ft.r ItivKtilr and pain ful irliils of ladle; am never falling aud safe. Married ladle' frletul French Tansy Wafers are Hie only re liable female remedy In the world; Im ported from Parts; lnae nothing elsr. hut insist on genuine; In rit wrapirs with crown trade mark. 1. a l ram Druir Comwny, linporieta, Stm Tmk Kt . hati FtarciMK, For salt hy all )iuir (twin, or sent lit ou rfoelpl of & xhi il r"i er dliMt mmm SSI I I J. .Lvuryuiie whu lias fciocK or keeps a Cow, needs Galloway's Waste , Proof Feed Boxes FOR FEEDING STOCK II A. Y OR GRAIN. RpriiicA IT la A oon havkk. tliare i linurllinllv Nil WAUl K Kaoh box iwod will SAVK FU'I'U TIM an' km how much you could saver liv uhIdu Kach box will feed four head of cattle at oue titue. and omU about oue ceut for each cllldu fact of ipnce contained withf u it. The boxes are Htruntf. durable, Belf lupuortiu and eaeily moved. The stock run to them at wilL A section of the box should be in front of every cow when stabled. It is U1STTKH, CHEAPER and MURE CONVENIENT to use than any other feeding devioe. If there Is no agent in your locality, send Two Dollars to the patentee and net a RIOHT to make and use, good for a life time. A cut with full directions for making, accompanies each Kight. Keuuires no special skill anyone can make UiMn. PliANK OALLOWAY, Patentee, Central Point, Oregon, U. B. A. . L. E. HOOVEK, Medford, Or. ' Agent for Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana. flSFMnfringors will bo prosecuted. .STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Monmouth, Oregon. awaW A Mother Tells How She Saved Hir Little Uaughler's Life. I am the mother of elhl nhittl'en and have hd a ureat tleal of experience with lueduilnes. Lui-i suniiner 111 little daughter had the ilyeiitery In lis worst form. We thought she would die. 1 tried everyihlnu I could ihitik it tint tint lilnw uooti.Mtl Infln . lii.r anv gmd leaw hv an advertisement ui our paper that t hsnitierlaln's Colic, Cholera and DNrrhnea lteutedy was hlghlv reooiuineuried aud sent and got a bottle at onev. It proved to be oue of the very beet niedlciinea we ev.-r had in the house. It saved my little daugh ter's life. I am anxious for. every mother to kuow what au excellent medicine It la. Had I known It at llrst It would have saved me a great deal of anxletv aud my little daughter touch sull'erliig. Yours truly, Mks Oho F ItliHDK'K, Liberty, It 1. For sale by W Li DeLiauo O ABTOn I J. . Bsarttlis lhS Kild Vou Have Alwars B0Uht Are You a Bicycle Rider? If you are, we want to call your at- tbutlou to the uew 1000 model ohain brushes which we have Just received. We would he pleasetl to show you these brushes and to put one on your wheel on trial. They are suitable for either ladle' or gents' wheels. The price has been reduced to 36 cents. K E McCi.ana.han. Hop Pickers Notice. Picking will begin In my hop yard near Creswell, Monday, September 10. K It Hayrs. o.A.MTo:nx."k.. Bears U A ll al Va Huff Boujht Bhrutu of TO Cure.1 Cold in One Day- Take Laxative Htoino Quinine Tab- lels. All druggliit- n f:unl the money If II falls to cure. K, W. Drove's slona- 111 re is on each imx . xac. During the civil war as well a Iu nu late war with Hpaln diarrhoea was one of I he most troublesome diseases the army had to contend with. In many lusianrea It became chronic and the old soldiers still suiter fn ill It. M Dartd Taylor, of Wind Uldge, Urecne Co, Pa., Is one of these. He use Chauitierlam's Colic, Cholera and Dlar ihnea Kerned y and says he baa ne Innt d anything that would give him ! such quick relief. It la tor sale hy Wi Ii Deljiuo. i 1 t-A i a ti, food u 11 ci'Lmiiijed ffithiu the bo KM l'I'H COHT Iim.i.o neiuon. theaa hou. Count yuiircattl L' Fall term opens September 18th. n 1 he students of the Normal Hchool are pre pared it take the State Certificate t imme diately on graduation, tj-iaduatos reatlilv secure (jood (oiiitiuns. Kxpenieof yeurfroin $VMUt &li0 btruoff Acatfemio and lJrofefehional Courses. New Hjieoial department in manual training, Weil equipped training department. For cutulrKue contuinlug full announce uiuuU. uddretiH P. L. CAMPBELL, I'reHiceut. Or W. A. WANN, Sec. of Ka-'iulty. RUNNING UP A BIG BILL uuccor fees Wouldn't be hi,fjrary, when ytm are at 'v,nftl with colds at this sea u of the year, if yuu would eep a bottle of our pure and iL'h Krade Cyrun NoIii hiikoy in your lioiiHe iiud tiicii take it in the form of "j'dtly, or um your titHte die Utes, at bedtime or any other ill timo. 'l'her- w nothing like it for col. in, La Grippe or ri nil rod ailments. W fll. HeDshaai A Thousand Tongues Could not express Die rupture of An nie E Hprlnger, of 1125 Howard 8t, Philade lphia, Pa., when she found that Dr King's New Discovery lor Consumption had completely cured hnr nfe. haeklnir ,. ,nl, ,i,u r... I ... - ' J"" n" n,H,B "r8 a burd"n- All wiuer reuieuien auu uoctors could give her no help, but she says of the Koyal Cure: "It soon remold the pain in my chest and I can 11 .w . I h,, soundly aouiethlng I ean scanv.y innetnber of doing before. I feel like sounding Its praises throughout (lie Universe." Ho will every one who tries Dr King's New Discovery for auy trouble of the throat, chest or lungs, Priue 60o and Jt.00. Trial bodies freest W L De- usuu BurugBuin; every uottle guar anteed. Medical. nieciai reserve old government whiskey used In the medical depart ment of the U 8 army and uaval ser vice; also recognized as the purest and an unadulterated stimulant by tbe board of health of Hau Franoisoo for use to the hospitals. Recommended for Invalids and especially for family use. Hold exclusively by D E Hick, tugene. Wants Prunes and Tears. 1 . Kegar will buy a few cars of green Italian pruues and Harllett pears tot his Eastern bouse at from tl'i to Its per ton. It Is safe to soy it la better than to n-. em '. in ire oa trrn in this sectlo of the country than all other dlseasoa put toaether, and until the last few years was supposed to be Incurable, for a Brent liianv veara rlnelnra r.w I nonnceil It a lival disease, and pre scribed local remedies, and by con stantly failing tncnie with local treat ment, pronounced It Incurable, Hclenv haa proven catarrh to be a consiltutlnnal disease, and therefore rvitilre constitutional treatment. lUll's Catarrh Cure, luanufactitml by F J Cheney A Co, Ttdnlo, Ohio, Is the omy constitutional cure on the mar ket. It la taken Internally In done from 111 tlrops to a leaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surface of (he system. They offer one hundred dcllan for any case It fails to cure. Htt.d for cln-uar. atot itlmotilals Addtv, K J Chunky A Co, Toledo, Ohio. Mold by driiKKltts, ?So. i Usil's I'atully Pill, ate the beau --FT! ST - Mmi Ml Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital $50,000 Surplus - $50,000 Eugene, Oregon. 4 GENERAL EANKIXi BUSINESS . Done 00 re is wattle terms. Sight irafts on ( 'hicatfo n Fraucioco and Port- laud, Orttfou. Hills or tttchauiff fid on fiii,vn c-cuntries. Deposits moeived subject to check oj oertiti cats of dnjtjiu Allcoileetionn eiitn'.ctf d to us ill receive prompt attention T G Hl.VDRIOKS, Pre-iiilent, S 11 Kakin, Vice Presiiliu . E. Snoihihabh, (Jarilier, , H, Pori KR. Aias't Caohier EUGENE. LoanEiSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus $50,000 A OCNCRAL AN KIN 0 BUSINESS THANS ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS Drafu IsHued on the principal cities ot the United ti.Ates and foreign countries. Interest allowed ou Xeuauil CerUAuaMS Ol Uepoalt wnen lelt ctated period. Collections receive our prompt attention City and County Warrants bought. W. E. BhOWN, Prssldsnlj F. W. 0SBURN, washier. 0. A. PAINE. Vice Preildenl. W. W. BROWN. Asst Gaihlir. LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. Estaollshad la ISSZ. Oldaat Bank In th. Count;. Ii General Bankingbusiness in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVE V, President 1j. U. HU1.1N, I'aehier . h. HUVKY. Acst. Ceshl.. O R & II GO. Depart Time Scheilule. Arrived Salt lake, Denver, Chicono- Kt Worth, Omaha, 4 pm Portland Kansas City, Bt biieciiil Louis, Chicago and H:lfi a m Kaat Salt Iiake, 1enver ' 1 Atlantic Ft Worth, Omaha 7am Express Kansas City, tit 9.-00 p. m. Jouis, Chicago and East Walla Walla, Lew Spokane in ton, Hpokane, 8:40 am Eiyer M inueapoliM, St Dpui Paul, Duluth Milwaukee, Chi cago and Kant. ) I Ocean iSTEAUHDiral 8pm Mi HailioK dates 4tp m Isiibjeet t4 change, , KorSan ancisco- Sail every 6 days J Daily Columbia Kivxr Ex Suuday STiuuxHa 4pm 8pm To Astoria and Ex ttunday Bat 10 p m Way Landings. " Willamette I tfvaR 6am Oregon City, New- 4:30pm Ex Sunday berg, Salenj, Inde- Ex Sunday pendence aud Way t f Landings. I Willahette and 7am J Yamhill Kivbhs SOpml Tuss. Thur I Oregon City, Day- Mon, Wed aud Sat f ton and Way ami Fri. I Landings. ' Lt liiparia 8:Soam Daily Smki Rivbb. ILvLewistn Riparia to Lewistn Daily I Dam W H Hurlburt Gen tasa Ant Port, Or Men Wanted To work at Hiuslaw quarry and Jetty. For particulars Innulie of E Ban its at livery stable, Eugene. NOTI0E OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is herebv ol.nn thne TO M v.. ' VUju, BuwiuiBiimur oi me estste oi Sam uel Smith, deceased, baa filed his flnsl so- oouut in ins matter ol said estate with the ouuuty court ol ine county, Oregon, aud that Monday, the 6th dav of Anun.t nion at the hour of oue o'olock in the sltornoon c f said aay be and the same is hereby fixed by the court for the hearing of objections to said account and for Ibe tlusl settlement of said estate; and snv and all objections to said final act-ocnt. should ba fllixl a-lih th. clers of said oonrt on or before said tiuia and date n&ed for the hearing thereof. AJBieo tuts lein dav of June, 1MX). W. M. Van Duyu, AoministraUir. L. Bilyeu, Atty. Call For L'onuty Warrants. Notice Is hereby given that the following warrants will be paid on presentation at my oftlee on and aktkh I August 20, 1SHI0. Interest ou same will cease August '20, 1U0H: All Lane couuty warrants from registered num- Ur 7fsX) U T;60, Urth inclusive. IHtted, Eugene, August 18, 1900. A 8 Pattkrson, County Treasurer Farm For Sale 828 acre of laud wlihiu nn tulle of Harrisburg, SOOaorr In cultivation o old bouse, two barns; nearly all river bottom laud. A large quantity of balm, maple and ash limtier. Ash and maple suitable tor lumber. Two old orchards on the place. l'lils Is a bargain. I'rlce, $H, per acn-. Address, K F Hakkh A Vo. 'unctlou City Holl, r ;IUUJKT LEIGH, Troinpt and accurate returns jfuii tr'e ("OTTAOK OkoVK, OkWuK. An'ORNEVS-AT-L--W. w A'nOHNEY Al-LAW. oonu 1 ail 3 ChfJi man Block. EUGENE. OUEUOM, M WILLIAMS, Al'J'OliKi Y-AT-LAW Collections a a.iecialtv. Jttico Over Lane County Bank, k BILYEU, AlTOltNE Y-AT-LAW. Office -Over First National Bank. E do eve, Obeoom. O WtlODCOCK. AlTOltNEY-ATLA W. Office One-half block south of Chrlsmau 131a Euoxaa, OaiouH. E K SK1PWOETH. ATTORNEY-AT- LAW Will practice in all the Court's. EUGEK'K OUSUOX. HIIJIDS W THOMPSON CHAS A HAJIOI T IH0MP30N 4 HARDY, ATTORNEYS-AT-JjAW. . Office-First Kational Bank Building. Practice in all the courts. Eugene, Oregon. iiO. B DORR1S, T ATTORNEY Jk COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will practice in all the courts of the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of tbe state. Special attention given to collections . and matters in probate. Office First National Bank Bldg. Rooms L 2 and 3. MEDICAL. D RJW HAR1US, PHYSICIAN AND SURliiSON. Office Over Wilkins k Liun's drug store. Office Hours y tc 12 a in; 'J to 5amt7co tl p m. HesideDc6Ferry street between lltb and 12th. pAINE 4 KUYKENDAI.L, ' ' PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Offices In Chrisnian Rloclc .Siecial attutinn to surgery and surreal dis easss of woiuun. JpRANK J, VAN KIRK, M. D. physicia:. t SURGEON. Special atteution to iieases of the eye, ear, nose and throat. Office First National Bank BuiUinu. Residence Mr Whiteaker, North WilUam ette Street. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. Kcgeni. Ouioov J-JR G BIDDLE, DENTIST OtHoa-OnOUve street, between Fifth and Sistli streets one block west of Minnesota fiocei. Central Met, k i Mi PROPRIETORS) Will kBca conslaiitlj on hand a full supplj BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Which they will noil at market prices. titii lowest A lair snare of tie tn&llc nmm solicited : TO THE FARMERS.; We will ptjr the highest market price lor rat lame, Hogs ud Hheep. Shot) on Willamette St., KUOENE. OHBOON. eais aeiiTt rea .m ot th oltj J. L. PAGE -UKAIJIK ul Q ROC E RIES Having a Large aud Complete stock of Htaplc and Fancy Groceries bought tn th beet markets. EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, 1 can otter the public betv iricot than auy other hruse Iu Figene. SUMMONS 1 In i'ie Circuit Court of Die Htalu of Otfm ft r Lane County. . liibeccft 0. Keen;-. ristiniilV, J 1 vs. V !1 ilhutn D Keiuey, Dfieii 'uni J IN TIIK NAME OP 1 HE Wl a 1 1; OP . ()t'.EG .: i't uie iieivb. mj-ni.t i i uppeiir ttml ttiiKWt-r Die t uiupi,,,!, n, , I uMiist tm in tl.e al vo t-tiiui-1 ,i it (Jll o b- li-re Monitay, tbf 8ih day of Uctorer, V.HK), mid if you lail to aubwt r, Kr uut j'hertol the pimntitl will to.tte h dwree ! u titr.( vou fun-ver dt-boiving ib I'Oiidb ol ; mu'fiwx y iiow end' t l.wtin the , piaiuuil nd tbe dtftn(li.Dl; aiid fur the care and cnttody of tbe two nii.ior cbiloren I nsmt-d in tbe complaint. '1 his -unjmouB is pub ittbed in Ibe Eugene Dai: t GcAi o for six full ttud onnsecutive e. kH, t y oraer oi od J w Uamilion, ndue of said Court, n ade in chambers tha 'J kl dav of July, VX'J and tbe 4rst publica tion ol tbm dummous is made in tbe iut-ue of said Eagtue Daily Ghaud of July 25. Aitoruey ft r Plaintiff. SUMMONS, In tbe Ciicnit Court of the State of Ore ton for Lan county. Stephen B. Tlu.rman, Plainllff. ) vh. v JosieM. Tburmnn, D-ferji'ant. ) To Johie M. Tbnrniiin, defendant: IN THE NAME OF1HE hlA'IE OF OLE gon, Yon are hersby required to appear and answer tbe complaint filed against yon in the above entitled court on or beloie, Mondav, the 8th day of Oetobtr, 19( 0, that being the liist day of the next regular titta of said court, tone begun at.d holdf-n in Eugene, said Lane county, Oregon ; and if you fail to so appear, and answer said complaint for want thereof, tbe plain. iff will apply to the said court for the relief prayed for in said complaint, to-wit; tor a decree declaring tbe mairiate contract now eiuimg beiween plnitniff and defen dant forever dissolved, iiud that plaintiff be divorced from defendant, aud for full relief herein, , This summons is served upon you by tha publication thereof in the Daili Eoosva GuiiiD for six successive weeks, by order of Hon. H. R. Kinoaid, judge of tbe ooun ty conrty, of Lane county State of Oregon Kiid County Judge of said oounty; said ( nlai is dated July 28, 1900, and the ('..te of the first publication hereof un it i said order, is July 28, 1S00. L. BlLTKU, Atty for Plaintiff. SUMMONS In the name of tbe State of Oregon for Lane County. George 0 Cumpton, Plaintiff, ) vs I Maggie Cumpton, Defendant.) To Maggie Cumpton, the above named defendant: IN THE NAME OP THE 8 1'ATE OF OREGON : You are hereby BUiuuioued and requited to appear iu the above entitled couit aud auswer the complaint of lbs above named plaintifl now on tile therein, on or before Thursday, the 4th day ot Octo ber, ISKjU, that timo being more than six weeks Horn tho date of the ttrBt publication of this suuimous, to-wit: Ou the 24th day of July, 1UU0. And you are further notified that if you fail to so apptar and answer said com plaint and summona as herein required, the plaintiff will apply to tne court for tbe reliot prayed lor iu bis complaint, to-wit: For a decree declaring the marriage con tract now existing between plaintiff and duteuilHct forever dissolved, and that pluuiliff he divorced Irom defendant, und tor full relief herein. The date of the first publication of this Bumnioub is the 24th day o( July, 1VUU, This summons in published in the "Doily Eugeue Guard" by order of the Hon H K Kiuca.d, County Judge of Lane Conuty, Oregon. That the "Daily Eugene Guard" is a dail newspaper published and ol general oitculaliou in the county ot Lane, state of Oregon, aud tbe one most likely to give notice to the defendant. Dated this 24lh day of July, 1!K)0. Ii. BlLTKU, Attorney lor Plaintiff. Notice of Final Settlement Estate ol H C Huston, Deceased, Laue t.ottnty, Ortgou. Notice is hueby giyen, that Ljdia A Huatou, axecutru ol said estate, hastllid ber dual sccouut, for settlement of said es tate, aiid Monday, the 3rd day of Septem ber, lbuu, ul ihe hour ol one o'clock in the afteiiooi. of mid day, has beeu set by or der of the judge of said court for hearin (Jl otjccln.us iu said account and for the nual aettlemeut of siurt estate. Dated ttis 30th dBy of July, 1900 T.TOI. A Um AdminiMratm. Attorney. Notice to Creditors Estate of A. V. Peters, deceased. Notice is liernhv uiv.i. .1... i rt h a-.u..t. ugu L UVTTin as been duly ni,u,,,nted adininutestnr ..I ih esUte of A V Peters. ri....l k.. .1.. Honorable H R Kincaiu, County 'judge of LUe CoUUtV. Orevim. All .-T.. claims stMiimt ,jd enat are hereLy notified to present the same to the administrator, at his law office in tuueue City, over tne First National Bank, w th .. . date of this notice, July 12, 1000, with the neceswry vouchers. All claims must be itenilwd. UkoBDobhia. A,l .T,. Notice to Creditors. Notice IS httlfahv iritfov, Ik.l i i as been Ai.iwtinti U .. . , Lan county, UieRon, executor of the last will and testament and Mtai. f claim. ag,i,,rt Mid MUto m hmb BoUted JhP l'" 'Vth .the, "I" voucher, to the undersigned at ih, Uw ottiM of A c mnL T ' 'go. within six month. Irom the date of this notice. -imitfuiy ,, Jissi. Kseentor of the Ls.t Will an7wmeu,l and w, .lavooi ueorge Soverus, deceased. Notice to Creditors. Notice is herehv ui.., it... c bs. been dttly .WZo rml M having cl"m. S "" " ""eby notified to lZ .-l ' administrator within six nioniha fr-rn th. a... .wi. ?..'.lTi 'i' ""J "ucbers at th. Or-con. f,V ' Gso lt Desau, Administrate A'l v. lor Lstate Administrator's Notice. trato, rof the , Ahrm 1. hy the t nnty C,t f rail,y. Or- -"u, ni, i-srwna l,aint claima auainst IStnu.h km),y-1""1 "rKd" twin the ,nie, with prnpe, rovx-hers. tn i1i.mn;ri;"w,,r illam.tte street, hiurene, llnyon. within sis ir,,nth.ro,tlmd.-, f thilTtiV Dste,lUii,arddayo( Augu.t, 1-SSJ KM Il.T, At'mini.trator ef said tau. L liiLtao. Attorney.