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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard - Published evry veiling of U wrack, Bmi" tUyg ektMtL Adilraai ail comcDoiiicaUooa ftud mk kit reuiituacwa piybU, to th K-joxme Guahd, Kutfeu, Oreyuu. HTJB.SCRIPriON BATKS. IAILT, lellrere by cftrrier, per week 1-Mirered by .wrier, per muath Hf mail one year (in adyatioe) h'X UioDthrf jna month miikU copies. WJCULT. One year to advance) , . . . , Six DiuDtlii.... I 16 50 6 00 a oo 60 05 $2 00 1 00 Advertising ratee made known on ftpplicav- tiun. Entered ai econd-claai Kutfeue, Oregon, poitrittioe. .matter at the THE EASTERN OFFICES -Of the papvr are at 230 to 234 Temple Court, New York Citr.aad U 8 Ezpreat hide. 87 Wwh iugton St., Chicago, IU, K KATZ Advertia- n Agency In charge.. CAMPBELL BROS Publiahern All Busln.sa tatters to this effloa should a directed to THE OUARD Inst.sd of .Ith.r a a propr a ars '",,JJA4pBlL(, BROS. calendar III FRIDAY - . OCTOBER 6 BRYAN TALKS TO VETERANS. Honors Men Who Obeyed Call to Arms and Pledges Just Treat ment. Mr Bryan spent the greater part of Thursday in Linooln, Neb, in going through his accumulated cor respondeuce. He also received large number of oallerp. The only . formal performance of the day was a viBit from a committee of 25 members of the Bryan Veterans' Bimetalllo Club, of this, Lanoaster, county, who called to assure him of their support. John W Wilson aoted as chairman of the committee, and he presented Mr Bryan with an engrailed copy of the member' ship of the olub, numbering 200 names. Mr Wilson told Mr Bryan that the olub Included in its mem. bership representatives ol all branches of the mill taiy and naval servioe of the government during the civil war. He also presented a written address showing why the membership had left "their present homes to join his standard." In his reply Mr Bryan reviewed briefly bis own experience as soldier, of which he said that, while It was brief it was instructive. He also outlined bis views of the duty of the government toward the ex. soldiers, assuring tbem that he would not be willing to receive the support of the soldiers if he did not Deueve mat tneir interests as soldiers as well as their interests as oitiaens would be protected under a Demaoratio administration. i am suooessiui in this oou test and beoome the ohief executive of this nation," he said, "you may rest assured that during the lour years of my administration the soldiers of this oountry, who offered their services when their services were needed and made the saonfices whloh soldiers are called upon to make, will reoelve just and generous treatment at the hands of the administration. "In nations whioh have a large standing array, it la not so neces sary that care should be Uken of the soldier after his service Is past, but in a country like ours, where we have or should have but a small standing array and where all the people should be soldier in olli ten's olotbes ready to don the uni form at any emergency, the nation has a double reason for being lib eral in the treatment of veterans and tbeir dependants. It Is both the idoentive of gratitude and the incentive of self intorest, for if th nation does not do well by those who volunteer when the nation needs support, the nation oaunol 4JA I 2 3 -4 S 6 j4 I5 j6 J7 TF 19 0 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2629l3ol3.rmlm expect that iU call (till be promptly answered. "The soldier, therefore, as a bo1 dier, need have do fear under the administration, ebould I be honored with the suffrage of my country men and elevated to that office. But the soldier is a citizen aa well as a survivor of the war, and take it for granted that your in teres t in this campaign is due in part to the fact that yon are oiti zenB of a republio and do not care to be citizens of an empire. I take it for granted that yonr interest in this campaign is due not only to the fact that you live here now, but also to the faot that you expect your children to live here after you. You want this government good while you are here to enjoy it, and you want to leave a good gov ernment to those who come after you, and I am not surprised that you who are willing to offer the highest edidence of loaylty that man can offer life when the effort was made to have two re publics instead of one I am not surprised that you are willing to give you vote to keep the one re publio that you helped to maintain. Applause. "My greatest solicitude is not lest I fail to be elected president, bat that I may do nothing to des troy the good will and confidence wbiob have been expressed by you and those like you throughout this nation." rApplaue.1 Portland Tefeeram, Rep: Well, the Republicans have been claim ing fot three years that the Mo Kinley administration was solely responsible for prosperity for good crops, increase of gold, every thing good; and so thev ought not to whimper very loudly now if the Democrats law the strikes and high of coal and all other ills upon the administration. Sauce for the goose must be sauoe for the gander. Smile and Saner. That's the motto of many a woman's life. She manages the house, receives friends, entertains company, with a moan in the mouth which is stilled and a smile on the face which is a mask to cover up 'J those who note the "Ml li-Oiii. "le ""es snout 'eMrlP?.s'VV!'e "P. the occa. J 1 w ,-"cct Know i&SL the real story. aufa women are among the most grateful for the cures performed by the use of Dr. I'lerce'a Favorite Prescription. To smile and not to suffer is something wonderful to them. Women suffering from female wcak nesa, . inflamma tion, ulceration or the drains that so weaken the body, may take "Favor ite Prescription " with almost abso lute certainty of ' ' cure. It's sure to help. It's almost sure to heal. It has cured nlnety-eiht per cent, of those who gave it a fuir and faithful trial. ' Mr. H. A. Alsbrook, of Auntln. Tinoke Co.. Ark., writn: "AHer five lmiti.ni of arrnt mf. fcrinj with female wenknci., I rite thin for the beucfit of other sufferers from the some sfilic llon. I doctored with our fsintty physician without any good remits, so aiy hushAtuf uryed with wonderful results. I am completely I took four bottles of Dr. Pierce's Vsvorll cured. II Knk riptlon, four of his ' Golden Medlcnl Discow cry ' aud two visla of hU ' Pleasant Pellets.' 61ck women are invited to consult Dr. ricrce by letter fire. All correspond ence confidential. Address Ur. K. V Pierce, Bufjjlo, N. Y. Pure Home Made Brandy Pure double distilled brandy con. alns neither null nil or prutslo aeid, 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 ol old distillers who now live In Oregon can testify. Distilled liquors ate always clear In color, not red, uutl age gives them a yellowish oast. I will sell you pure double-dle- tllled prune, apple or pear brandy made near bugene Oregon for (2.60 a gallon. or 76 cent a quart. I M Kranola, Distiller. Filth and Blair streets, Kugene, Oregon. Medical. Ppeolal reserve old government whiskey used In the medloal depart ment of the U H army and naval ser vice! also recognised as the purest and an unadulterated stimulant by the board of heal III of Han Kmnelsoo for use In the iioxpltela. Reeommeuiled for Invalids and especially tor family Use. Bold exclusively by D K Kick, bugenn. For timber or homestead .loot! Inns Inquire at this onice, or address llnx 874, Kugene Oregon. Ml Cnwrenta sold this year In K" geue; 633 Crescent riders In and around Kugene now. The people now know that the Orescent bicycles stand with out the trouble of always tinkering them up. Get a Crescent and you are always readr to go. 'raj - v aaaa. . GUNS THAT KILL. A Eugene Firm Has Received a Lot from Belgium. We have Just received direct from Belgium a big stock of double-barreled shotguns. These guns were ordered last February, We bought tbem dl rect. Knocked all the middle men out We will sell them cheap. Come and see .them; see if they are Dot the greatest bargains you ever saw, or ever beard nr. In faot It is amazing bow we can sell these 8 be guns so obeap. One man killed 63 digger squirrels out of 73 shots with one or these guns, another killed a pheasant at 76 yards with number 8 shot. Another killed a big black bear with number 4 shot. We bear good reports from all over the oountry about our guns. You may just as well as not have one. Look at these prices and consider that they are double-barreled breech loading guns, the far-killing kind: (10.60, (12.60, (13.60, (14.60, (16.00 and (17.00 and on up. (Jingle barrel guns (6.76, $7.60 and (9.00. We have also lust received fiom eastern manufac turers a One stock or Marlln and Win chester rifles and shotguns. All our rifles are. sighted correct, One man shot at a deer three times In two seconds, three quarters- or a mile, and hit It each time. You get good guns ol us and you get tbem cbeap. Biggest stock In tbe North west. Barkek Guns Works, Ninth Street, Eogeoe, Oregon. Glorious News. Comes from Dr D B Carglle, of Washita, I T. He writes: "Four bottles of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs Brewser of scrofula, which had cauaed her great Buffering for years. Terrible sores would break out on h r her head and face aud tbe best dootors could give no help; but her cure Is complete and her health Is excellent." This shows what thousands have proved that Klectrlo Bitters is tbe best blood purifier known. It's tbe supreme .remedy for ecz.ma, tetter, salt rheum, uloers, bolls and running sores. It stimulates liver, kidneys and bowels, expels poisons, helps digestion and builds up the strength. Only 60 cents. Bold by Wl.De Lano, druggist. Guaranteed. Land Office Receipts. Salem, Ort 8. M L Chamberlin, olerk of tbe State Laud Board, lias filed bis report of the receipts of that oftloe for tbe month of (September, as follows: Behool Fund Principal (10,030 85 School Fund Interest 1,763 14 Swamp Land Fund 166 ?1 (12,819 20 Tbe land board toduy approved of 24 applications for school fuud loans, amounting to (24,176. Three fauns were sold by the board today; ono for (7,700 In Polk county; one for (.1975.46 In Clackamas county; and one for (350 lu Morrow county. Singing Lessons. Binning Lessons, Italian method by Miss Marguerite Hansen. Inquire at music room U O dormitory from (tin to 8 p m. Miss Hansen will orgaulse her child ren's clans lu sight rending tiext Satur day at 0.30 in her tuuelo room lu South eud of Dormitory, terms (2 00 fn fur 12 lessons. Farm For Sale 62 sores f land wltliln one mile of Harrlsliurg, 00 sores in cultivation two old hoiiaes, two barns; nearly all river bottom land. A large quantity of balm, maple aud ash timber. Ash and maple suitable lor lumber. Two old orchards oo the place. This Is bargttQ. Price, $14, ptr acre. Address, It V Bakkh & Co. 'unotlou City Hotel, BEST SHINGLES If you want the best Washington shingle In KiiRene for the money, go to Auurews at the depot. To LoAN.-fl.000 on first rltM ral eatate security, at 8 per cent. Kor par tlculars call at Ui'AHi oitlne. UnuiSMAHlNti. Mrs M Klllott Is uow prepared to tlo dnsniHklug. Kooiu iiwtalrs In the Walion block, (iiHl, Wamtkii. A sin Uidogenentl ht.usework. Call at Orlffln Hardware Co, Wa.itku. To trade, a small Im proved ranch, three mllra from rail road station lu Lane county, for prop erly In KuKeue, Inquire at CIuakd nfllo for particulars. Put a ehalo brash on yoor blcyclo, and keep the chain clean and bright. K K MoC'lanalisu lias them. RUNNING UP A BIG BILL -h um (or fee wooMu't be ry, Uo you are at rd with ooldi at lh etta -. the year, if yuu would "(i bottle of our pure aud hf n rrle L'yrm N ble hb-keytu your liouae and rin take it iu the form (t liry, r am j(-iir UU die -mm, at bedtime ur any other "iii t!ne. Then- hi nothing 'ike it for ooM, a (iripj or wad red ailnieuc. W Si. Keflsbam -FIRS' is Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital $50,000 Surplus $50,000 Eugene, Oregon. AOEXERAL E.t r.'KINO BUSINESS lloue on re w ualle terms, Sight drnfta nn CliicaKO, a FnmciHoo sad Port land, Oregon. llil!s of eTcbangr (old on foreign crnDtriea, Deposita received subject to check Of certifi cate of ileftfwit. AU collections entrusted to us wiU receive prompt attention, T O HransicKi, Presidbuk S B Kakin, Vies PiunVkii . P. E. Bhodobass, Cashier. L. H. Poms, Ajaa't Cashier EUGENE LoaneSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus - $50,000 2,500 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS' Draft! issued on tliA nrlnofnsil rittmm nf . United Mullen and foreign coimtriea. Interm.. itl lowed on Demand Certificate of DepoHit when left elated period. City aud Count? Warrant! bought. W. E BHOWN, Prtsidtnt.' F.W. 0S8UKN, .ashlar.. 0. A. PAINE, Vie Pre. I dint. W. W. BROWN. Aitt Cash I LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. EstaollsHed In 1882. Oldaat , IftBank In the Count). A General Banking business in all tranche . transacted on favorable terms. A. O. HOVEY, President L. U. HUWN, Cashier. H. h. HOVEY. Afst Cashier. Central fiarket, Watkios if Miller ( 'IPROHRIETORS i Will keen constantly on hand a full supply BEEF- MUTTON. . PORK and'VEAL Which they will sell at the lowest ; aiarket prices. A fair share of tie public patronage solicited ': TO THE FARMERS.! We will pe the highest market price for Fat Cattle, Hogs aud Bheep. Shop on Willamette St, EUGENE, OREGON. t aellTenx to ani tart ol th citl r c n nsivr- HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON Sommervlllo & Berger.! Ture Whialrlm ancrilrandles.' Ih vrades of Wines and "itrua. Miied itiuiib siieciaity. Weinhard's Famous Beer. Bottle and Draught! FIRST CLASS.. n JfiTrTflTfl V1TAt.tTy. ANU MANHQDO Curtluipotcncy.Klcht Emlssionsand wa-itn? ilisciisvs, all eiTccts c stif ffv!-? eh""'-. r' fitocss nrd in li ';'?Y'.J crcfimi. A nerve tonic and fl I'loo.l l iilldcr. Urines the N' sAf i ini p.'iow o pale checks anJ r.rrs tlie fire of yourh. St rliy mail nc per lox; boxes tot ' j.oO; wit' j, vridoii ruuran tV J M KMTf 1 j kOl'lllKl tho inoiuy. NSRViTA MfTDICAL CO. '" -:t A Jaci SIS., CHICACO, ILU W t, le I.aoo liriu,-store. I'li.l. Wastki. A rellsble girl to do ireiirml liou-vKork wanted Imme diately. I,iiire at tbla rftlce. HuHnii f-H Sai.r. Woik liur-efor sb Apply to K A Klluiaksr, 14th stid Kerry streets. ri'HUAl.F; tliKAf, A good bng and single lisriuvs for sale oheap If tsKen at oi.ce. iMjulreat this ofllce. Ifatisna Ban KDEKT LEIGH, ASSAY OFFICE, Prompt and accurate returns guaranteed. Corraos Ouovs, Ohioon. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. w C HALE. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. ootns 1 and 2 Chrisman Block. morns, omooit. M WILLIAMS. ATTORKEY-AT-LAW Collections m specialty. Jfhoe Over Lane County Bank, BILYEtJ, ' ATTORNEYAT-LAW. :flke-Orer First National Bank. Bcosns, Oeioom, O WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY-AT-LA W. Office One-half block south of Chriaman BUt Kuoenb, Oiuuoir. E K 8KIPWOETH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Will practice to rnU the Court'e. Eugene Ohioon HUMUS W THOMPSON CHA8 A HJlRDT fJlHOMPSON & HARDY, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Office In Flrat National Bank Building. Practice in all tbe courts. Eugene, Ohioon. QEO. B DORRIS, ATTORNEY. COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will practice in all the court of the ISecond Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of the itate. Special attention given to collection ; and matters in probate. Office First National Bank Bldg. Room 1, 2 and & MEDICAL. D ,RJW HARRIS. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office Over WUkins t Linn's drug store. Office Hours 9 U. 12 a m; 2 to 5 and 7 to 0 pm. Residence Ferry street between 11th and 12th. pAINE KTJYKENDALL, ' PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offices In Chrisman Block. Special attention to surfery and surgical dis eases of women. J 8 LTJCKEY, JEWELER. " Watchei and Clocks Repaired. Ecoihx, Orkjo j-n G BIDI3LE, fgQ DENTIST Office -OnOllve street, between Fifth and Sixth atreeta one block went of Minnesota Hotel. CASTOR I A lot Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought SigTMure It 2C&ffi$& NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notioe is hereby giren that the nnder slgned, administrator of the estate of Elizabeth 8. Ellison, deceased, has filed in the Ooouty Court of Lane coonly. bis final account as administrator of raid es tate, and that aaid County Conrt has eft Thorsday, November 8th, 1900, at 10 o'olock a. m, as tbe time, and st ths conrt house in Eugene said county, as tbe place for examining said final amount and the final settlement of said estate. A II persons Interested in said matter are hereby noti fied to present any objections they have to said floal account on or before laid 8th daj of November. I Dated, Eugene, Oregon, Oct. 4th, 100 ' o. it. Wiiaumi, Admionlrator of said Estate, E. R. BtipwoBia, Atty for Adm'r. NOTICE OF FINAL SE1TLEMENT. nonce is hereby given that P. M. Mo Fbenon, administrator ol lbs estate ot C F. Cleaver, deceased, baa filed his fir,. I -J oonnt aa such sdmiuialrator wi'h tbe Clerk ol ths Oouuty Court ot Lane County, Ore gon, and ths said Court has fixed Monday the 6th day ol Novuber, 1900, at tbe hour ol 10 o'olook a. m.. st the Conn knnn, said Court, in Eugene. Oregon, inr it,. uearmg Ol OOjeCIIODS, II snv. to sa d nsl IVWUUI, P. M. MornKBo. Administrator Estate of O. F. Cleaver, deceased M. O. Wilkto, Attv (or said eaute. Notice to Creditors. Notice is herebv olvon thai r r u-in..--. has been dnlv appointed sdmlnistralor o the esUleof j. K. Kllison deceased, by the lion. K. O. rotter, countv in.l . , ...j Lane county. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to y r, : . ,ur sdministrator within six momhi from ths date of this notice, with the nertasary vouchers st the lawofnesol Geo. B. Ii,rri. i- p. Otou. F.M.Wrv.nr. iio. B, DeRsm, Adminiatraior. Att v. (or Eatate Notice to Creditors. Estate ol A. V. Peters, deceased. Notice h. herehy gin that It IVni. has been duly oi.p.,inled a.lu,inl.tr.i. A.! wtate of A V l rt.ni. deo-.l 2 Tt! ll.orhle H K Kincolu, Connty J,fg. of l.tne tOuntv. (TMn aii , ' . . claims against si, ut. are h.rel.y n., ...... aumuiisirator at his law orhce in kug.ue l',tv, over the Kir.i .National lk. withi. ait month. tr,m th. ( this notice, July 12, l!.,., wiZ T von.-h.rfc All claims must b. UmUJ. li to b loaia, A,lm,ni.ttot. IP ISheriffa Sale on Foreclosure.! Notice in hereby given that bj vhtueof an execntiou duly iitMit-d oat ol tho circuit court ofatbe btat of Oregon, (or tti" touii it of Lue, on the 2U(b diy of Aiiiw'. l'JOO, onajodguieutrfnders'd iu saiilis-uil f-n Ibe 35tb day of June, l.00, for Ibe si.iu of three thousand seven hundred Mwirty uiDe and 44KKJ doliara with interft thete on from auid 2oth duy of Juue, VMM, hi the rateot 8 per oeut per anuniu und one bun dred and aUty.eiyLt dollnr atioroey. J-ea aLd the further bain f (213 bO coaUt, whkb judgment waa enrolled and docketed in tte oltrik'i ofnee of said court in taid oouutv. on the 18th day of July, VJQO, in a suit wherein T T Oecr, Oovt-ruor of the Btate of Oregon, F 1 O unbar, Socretaiy of titute of Ortyou, and Ctias tiUoore, Treaenrerof the Slate of Oregon, constituting and being the state laud board, wfi pUiutiff, and John tiimpon, Anna HimpRon, hia wife, John E btmpBon and Ida Belle Zomwalt tiimpson. bu wife, Charles E tiimpson and Dora B Simpson, hia wife, and the Ad vance Tbreuber Company, ft private cor porati0u, were defendants, and agaiust the above named defendant, John binjpaon. and on a decree of foreclosure and order of sale rendered in said court commanding me in order to satisty said judgment and ootua and accruing coats to sell the following described real property, towit: Beginning at the northwest corner of lot No two (2) ee 13 tp ID a r 6 west, run thduceeust 2 38 chains more or lesa to the moat easterly northeast corner of the dona tion land claim of Jerry Welch, notification 374, claim No 49, thence sooth 42. lu chains to the most easterly southeast corner of the doration land claim oi John F We let,, notification 330,claim No 50, thence west 00 cnains to tbe corner in angh of said claim, thence north 20,23 chains to tbe quarter section line running through seo 13, tbence west 6 00 cbointt, thence north 10 chains, thenoe west to west line of lot No 3 in seotion .3, and thence north to the place of beginning, containing two hand red and twenty acrts in Lane coun ty, Oregon. v Now therefore; In the name of tbe state of Oregon in compliance with said writ'- and order ol sale, I will offer for sale the above described prem ises at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, Bubjeot to redemption at the south door of the county court bouse in Eugene Lane County Oregon, on Thursday, the 4tb dayof October, liJOO, between the hours of 9 o'olock a m and 4 o'clock p m to wit; at one o ciock pm oi i ftia oay . Dated this 4tu day of September, 1900. W, W, Withers, Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon, Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosure Notice la hereby given that bv virtue of an execution duty issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the oouuty oi umi,, ou uie uay oi auuc, lyuo, on a judgment rendered in said Court on the 2lith day of June, J 900, tor the sum of Six Hundred aud Sixty and 13 100 lloilars: witji interest thereon from aaid 20th day of uuuc, bbne ruie oi o per cent, per an num and Thirty Dollars attorney fees, which judgment was enrolled aad docketed in the clerk's office of said court in said county, on the lth dry of July, 1000, in a suit wherein T. T. Geer. governor of the State of Oiegoo. F. L Dunbar, Secretary of State of the State of Oregon, and Chns, S. Moore, Treasurer of the State of Oregon, constituting and lielns the StuteLand liouid was plaiutilf nnd David Ivey and S. H. Friendly wereidefendnnU, aud agaiust the defendant lJavid Ivey. aud on a decree of foreclosure and order of sale 'endered in said court, commanding me in order to satisfy said judgment aud ousts, and accruing costs, to sell tbe following described real property to-wit: The weat one-half of north-east quarter of section thirty-two, (3L) township eighteen, (1) south range five, (.") west; also tractor parcel of land described as follows: Commencing at the southwest corner of the northeast ouarter of the northeast quarter of section thirty two (32) in said townehip eighteen, siiulh 'rni.ge five west, theuce east ten (10) chains, thence south twenty (LU) chains, thence west ten (10) chains and thence north twenty (20) chains to place of beginning, twettv acres; also com mencing ten (10) chains east of the north wet corner, northeast Quarter of northeast,,,,.. terof said section thirty-two, thence east three and seventy-five hundretha (3.75) chains, thence south twenty (L'O) chains, thence west thr:e aud sovenLv-HvM h,,n.i.u,i.u n . . -j - - - ......,.,11. v, , umtiiiH, ami thence north twenty (20) chains to the place of beginning, in all containing one hun dred and seven and fifty hundredths (107 50) acres in the County of Lane and State ot Ore goo, ISow therefore 1A- IHh NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon, m compliance with said writ and order of sale I w,ll offer tor sale the above described premises, at public auction to the highest bidder tor cash, subject to re lemption, at the south door o the county Court House, in Kugene, Lane conn Si ZfHV? lHU?i'.'li4thdayof Octo ber, 1900, between the h..urs of 9 o'clock a. m anil 4 n i.lm.lr n. . .... , . . ' f "i wwii,: as one o clock p. m. on said day. ' Dated this 4th day of September, 1900 . . ,T W. w. WmuRa, , onenff of Lane County, Oregun. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon Prudence Safely, rialntiff, V vs I Thomas F Safely, defendant. J lo 1'honias F Safely, Defendant- OMEUtJX vou JSJJFPI iu.reu ,.api.ear and answer the complaint fVlV '.he entitled Iwt " . J nuwuiuueu u n ra. ,,r iJf , -i h oy said plainUff, on .Zlir,?"!; of this sfimraon. as presc;'."' publication is the 9th day of AugurTftjo .... - uewree uecianng the marr aae eon. be.t" I'1-.iutdiTndT 1 his summons Is served upon you bv th. son; widonier is madi a t Chamber. Z K JJJJ. Oregon. --uMrttfceli Dated this 9th day of August, 1900. , L Hn.Teo, - tty for l'laintiff. Notice toCrerJitors. Notice is herehy givc that the undersigned ha. Iveen ap,l,te.l by th. County S Laue omimv. ii,.u.. r. -'Urt o Mill n.l .. " ' -rvilior OI Willi, v. in.,n,. . eUt of t;e4irKe oi,erue, ileceaseil, All Olaima against said W present ,h(., with the pnV'Toueh. .to the Ulu erswni-d t .1,- 1 ... vuucurs te Mtattjt s I 1 Wcl.XH.-k in K " 'n.".' A C month, from ,,,,. "f Z2Zlior'"a iMed July 7, J'ttuj. w .li.c ,n. .,erns,ueA aeih Notice of Final Settlement Itnte ol H C Huston, Deceased County, Ongon. Lan Notice is li.-r.-by given, .hat T,,()i, . Huston, exec.il.u ol ,1 Mle h; ' bet final acc.not, fr .element of aM 1 t.e,.ndll.,mlv. tbe 3rd dav of W Wr. ttaaj. ., ibe hour ol or, , l-c 0"T. atltiroDv( f. Id day, has been L. I de, rt Ihe jn ,g,- o. i:,d oooT, hn" ofol jeciion. iomhI .ecu,,, ,nS ,? .? tilmlltl.ilotsi1t;,,, ' Hand this 3vib dv of July '900 L DlLYlQ, "uu A Qcm,. Adniinitttstiix, Aitirnsy. f horlrt'a S.leon Foreclosure Notice l hereby gven that by virtu. execution duly issued out of th. Ci,.-,,;. o of the Slate ol Oregon tor the Count. '. f on the 7lh day ot Sepu-Ulwr Vktf) ,J, meut rendered in aaidconri .!.' .. . UK- March 1I7, for the mm ot ElghteL,, u "T ' and Twenty eight and 13. lio doU '"ir.1 inUrest thereon from the suicl j,i '. " March, W, at the raw of 10 ' "7 " annuio, aud one hunureil and fifiv ...j dollar. atUirney's fee. and a further .""',W) twenty-threeid no luu dolling n" judgment waa enrolled aud docketnl' il . C'erk's office of said court, in JiT the lo.h day of M.ch. 1SSI7. in . V b tiolusmith wasplaiutid and .1 u it " "''" tie D ltay and 'i' L Kimball lie D Kav and 1 L Kin,k.ll T., "st and against the above named defend.,- Hay and T L Kimball, and on a d.r- -foreclosure aiid order of sale rM.kj r 8 court commanding me in order to satisli "'S judgment and costs and accruing costs t.,, the following described prorierty towS. leU An undivided one-fourth interest in -tain mining ground aituateil in SectiJ,. teen (Hi) and seventeen (17). TownS Tt L"1' ty-three (23), South Kange 'i'htZ (Sftf e.1 Lane County, State ot Oregon, and kno U th. Kimball," "Kay," and "ShW.y'? " a. will appear by reference to the record, ) Lane County, aforesaid; the Mid ''KiuZlfi location notice being of record on can vk , Boole number 2, of the record, of mine! if u Lane County; the said "Kay" location 0? being of record on page 139 ,of Book 2 of .k records of mines of . said Una Countv- .J the aaid "Shu-lev" location lh w4 record on page 138 of Book 2, of thrriLu of mines ol the said Lane Countv. Now Therefore. In the nsm t tk. o.. . . Oregon, in comolison- ,,-.i. T..M r r.ii ... TT .. ."" amio Writ, i wm oner tor saie in. alH-ye UMcribed property, at publio auction, to the hiXS Diuaer. lor casn, subject to redem,T,i at the South deor of ,h. Court hS ? Eugene, Lane comity, Oregon Saturday, the 13th day of OclXr" IsS lietween the hours of 9 o'clock a m anHj o'clock p m, to wit: At 1 o'clock p m "Sated Sept 10th, 1900. Sheriff of Lane CountyQin. SUMMONS In the name oi the State of Oregon lo, Laue County. ' George C Campton, Plaintiff, ) vs I Magijiie Cuxupton, Defendant.) To Maggie Cumpton, the above narorf defendant: 1 THE NAME OF THE STATE OP Oil". GON : Yon are hereby summoned and i.qmiedto appear in ths above entitled couit and auswer the complaint of ths bove named plaintiff now on file therein uu or before Thursday, the 4th day oi Ocio br, likXI, that timo being more than six weeks from the date of tbs first publipabos of this eurcmons, to-wit: On the 24th dsr of July, 1900. ' And jon are further notified that il von fail to so appear and autwer said eon. p'aint and summons as herein required, uu plaintiff will apply to tbe court for the relief prayed for iu hiB oomplaint, to-wit For a decree deolaring the marriage con. tract now existing between plaintiff and defendant forever dissolved, and that plaintiff be divorced from defendant, and for full relief herein. The date of the first publication ot this summons is the 24th day of July, llwu, This summons is published in the "Dailj Eugene (inurd" by order of the HonHB Kiucaid, County Judge of Lane Conutv, Oregon, ' That the "Daily Eugene Guard" is dail . newspaper published and of general circulation in Ibe county of Lane, stateol Oregon, and the one most likely to give notice to the defendant. Dated this 24th dsy of July, 1900. L. Biltxu, Attorney for fiaimuT. SUMMONS, In tbe Ciicuit Court of tbe State of Ore, i.uu lor uuue county. Stephen S. Tburman, Plaintiff,) vs. I Josie M. Thnrmen, Defen.'&ut.j To Josie M, Thurnian, delenaant: IN THE NAM E OF THE STATE OF ONE gou, Yon ate hereby required lo appear aud answer tbe complaint tiled aguirst ton in the ubove entitled court ou or btioie, Mondav, tbe 8th day of October, 1910, that being ibe firtt duy oi the next rigular term ot said court, to be begun atd holdtn in Eugeue, BBid Lane county, Oregon; and il you fnij to r-o appear, and answer said complaint for wuut Ibeieof, Ibe plaintiff will npply to the said court for Iho teliel praj u for iu said oomplaint, lo-wii; lor aucvrte dccluriug tbe marriafe t-uutract now exi.ifii u between rjlainliff and defen- duut forever uissoived, and that plaiutift be divoictd from defendant, aud for lull teliel herein. This summons is served upon you by tbe publication thereof in the Diilt Euouii Guaud for bix euocessive weeks, by order of Hun. H. li. Kiucaid, judge of the oouu tv courty, ot Lane county State of Oregon and Couuty Judge of said county; said order iidat.d July 28, 1900, and ths date of the first publication hereof, un der Miid order, is July 28, 1900. L, Filtiu, Atty for Plaintiff. SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the Stste of Oregon -for Lane County, Ee'jicca C. Keeney, Plaintiff, 1 vs. William D Keeney, Defendant. ) IN THE NAME OF TUE STATE OF OttEGON: ion ate herebj rtquired to appear and auswer the complaint tiled against you in the above eniiil.d soil on 01 before Monday, the 8th day ol October, 1!K0, and if you fail to answir, for want thereof the plaintiff will lake a i.eres against you forever dissolving the bonds ol matrimony now existing between t plaintiff and the defendant: and (or tbs care atd custody of the two tub.or cbildrea named in the complaint. This summons is pub'ished in IkeErffot Dsilt Glahp for six lull aud consertili'S weeks. Sv nrdar of Hon J W Hamilton, Judge ol said Conrt, qiade in cbambeii tbs 23d day of July, 1900, and the first publica tion of this summons ia made ill Hie itto' 01 said iug.-ne Dan. Goaiiuof Jul -uu, E. li. Seipwobth, - Attorney lor PlaintUf. NOTICE TO CEEDITOES. Notice is hen bt civen that the undsr- signed has been a. minted bv tbe Coontti Couitof Lane County, Olegon, adminuM trator of the estate of Margaret Johnston, 'ecenied. All person having claims against "aid esiaie sre hereby notified to present hem with the proper vouchers to lis undersigned st the law office of A C Woo cock iu Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, iiuinsix months from lbs dsie a" notice. Dated September 19, 1900. - A n WoArtrocK. Administrator of the Estate ol kiergst col lision, deceased. Administrator's Notice. Notice U lianl ,.t..n 1,.( nn,l-niil.Tlsd, RM Day, I hs Id ilulv a.!is,isteil a-iii"""" raU,rof tlie rtst..,f Ahp.n. 1 .,,il,s. dr.ss- ed. by th. I imnty Court ef Lane t'ounty. t'r g"n, and all jwrsons bavin, claims agsisi said estate sre hereby i, Milled and req'tirt"! to 1 resent tliesane. with iMi.r voui hers, to said adnnnistiatiir at his place of business llhrti.tle street. Kuvenr. (h-egnn. wltMS x u.onths from the date ol this nottoe uatmi thts 3rd day of August. 111". KMI'at, Administrator sf aud EiUM, LBiltiu, Attorney.