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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugeue Guard t'ubllnhid every veniwr of tb weak. Ban iUvi uxuspted. Address U couaiuuiuulioiu knit matt rouiittauotM pybl to th Imjokki u uaud, Bi4ten, Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION KATKS. IUU.Y. OnllTend br carrier, per week 15 I 'slivered by carrier, par muotb tW Hy mail one year (io .vdy&Doe) 6 00 Six uumtlm 8 00 'tut month.,.,.,, 60 SioffleooplM, 05 WJUULLT. One year (in adranoe) $2 00 Six muDUis uv Advertising rates made known on applica tion. Entered as aeoond-claw Eugene, Oregon, poetoffice. t matter at the THE K ASTERN OFKIOE8 Of the paper are at 230 to 234 Temple Court, New York City, and U H Eipnx hldu. 87 Wah Injton St., Chicago, IIL, E KATZ Advertfa- iiK AKency In charge CAMPBELL BROS Publiuheru all Buelneis Letters to thlaoffloo should be dlreoted to THE GUARD Instead of either .1 th. p,.,l.t.r. P.o'4jBeit R0S. m J 2 3-456 7 6 9 IP li ll 15 14 IS 16 17 l8 9 20 2J 2 23.1.25 26 27 26 "29T3Q 31 SATURDAY OCTOBER 6 Marob, 1898, with a capital etoek ! D AbUllTT I of 12.000.000. half common and I DVIlIlllllii balf preferred, consolidated 14 large thread companies In New York and New England. " American Tin Plate Company, incorporated In New Jersey, in December, 1898, with $30,000,000 common etook and 120,000,000 pre ferred, consolidated about 95 per cent of the tin plate mills in tbe United States. Tbe American Wicdow Glaeo Company, incorporated in Penn sylvania September, 1898, with thirteen million common Block and four million preferred, consolidated window glass plants in New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and In diana, controlling about 85 per cent of tbe United States. The American Woolen Company, ncorporated in New Jersey in Maroh, 1899, with nearly thirty million common stock and twenty million preferred, consolidated a number ot mills in Rhode Island and Massachusetts and other places. The American Writing Paper Company, incorporated in New Jersey in June, 1899, with twenty- five million oapital, halt common etook and half preferred, consol idated numerous mills, produoing over 76 per cent of the output of the United States. Tbe Continental Tobaoco Com pany, inoorparated in New Jersey in November, 1898, with a capital of one hundred million dollars, half common clock and half pre ferred, "acquired all the leading plug tobaoco companies in the United f la tea, and also purchased the plug tibaoco business cf the American Tobacco Company, in whose interest it was formed." DISTRICT Development of Present Season Substantial. HAVE WE ANY TRUSTS? Mark Hanna Bays be would like for some Democrat to inform him on tbe question of trusts. Some times be says there are no trusts," and at other times be contends they are the evolutions of modern business methods, and, therefore, good things to have. But the Re publican platform Bays they will rebuke those trusts whioh ark dad Now, honestly, voters of Oregon what do yon think of euoh a party led by suoh a man in the faoe of the aotual faots? Is it possible tbeir leaders are fools, or are they demagogues who take you to be fools? Here is a record of trusts formed under MoKinley: Tbe ' American Agricultural Chemioal Company, inoorporatacV under the laws of Connecticut, iu May, 1899, has an authorized cap italof 140,000,000, half common stock and half pretorred. It ac quired 22 of the largest fertilizing concerns in the oountry. The American Bioyole Company incorporated in May, 1899, in New Jersey, with 120,000,000 ot common stock and (10,000,000 preferred, consolidated 44 of the largest bi cvole oonoers in the United States, The Amerioan Hide and Leather Company, Incorporated in New Jersoy in May, 1899, with an au tborized oapital of $35,000,000, half oommon stook and half pre ferred, oontrols about 75 per cent of the upper-leather output of the oountry. ; j ; . I , Tbe American Linseed Oil Com 'pany, incorporated in New : Jersey in Deoember, 1898, with a oapital etook of $33,500,000, halt common took and half preferred, consoli dated 11 . large linseed oil com pantos, and controls over oo per cent of the linseed oil properties in tbe United States. Tho Amerioan Steel Hoop Com pany, Incorporated iu New Jersey in April, 1899, consolidated nine large steel and iron ooinpanlee in Ohio and Pennsylvania, oapital stook 119,000,000 oommon and $14,000,000 preferred. The Amerioan Shipbuilding Company, Incorporated in New Jersey in March, 1899, with an authorized capital of $30,000,000, half oommon stock and balf pre ferred, consolidated "all shipbuild ing and kindred inleieste ou the Great Lake." Amerioan Steel and Wire Com pany, incorporated in New Jersey in Jauuary, 1899, with (50,000,000 oommon stock and $10,000,000 pre ferred, controls about 80 per cent of the nail and wire produot of tbe United Slates. Tbe Amerioan Thread Company, "incorporated in New Jersey i' always ready to i. Grand Old MenkM)lil".i;.L Some men seem to defy old ne. They walk erect. Thcfr eyes are bright. Their lnUKhldhetuty. They arc men of to-day not men of yesterday. They are also men who have kepi themsOvt's in Rood physical condition in the past. As we rtow older was'.c matter accumulatrn In the svitera. The body cannot throw It off without assistance. So, little by little the machinery of the body is clogged, vitality is lowered, and enjoyment of life ceases. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, cannot make old men young:, but it does make them strong and healthy. By removing the waste accumulations, by increasing the blood supply, by strength ening tbe stomach and organs of diges tion and nutrition, and thus increasing the assimilative and nutritive powers, "Golden Medical Discovery" makes grand old men. "1 tifTerrtl fur ix years with const tpnt ion and Indigestion, during which time I employrd sev eral phyoiclnns, but they couM not rvnch my case, writes Mr, O. ranplewell, of Kureka filtrinss, Carroll Co., Ark. "1 frit that there was no help for me. could not retain food on my stomach; had vertino mid would fall helpless to the floor. 1 commenced taking Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery ami little ' Pellet. I am now lit good health for one of my fre Go years. I owe it nil to Dr. rterce'a medicines." Dr. Pierce's Pellets greatly bene lit old men by keeping the bowels in activity. Pure Home Made Brandy Pure double distilled brandy oon fctrjs neither fuMl oil or prune lo Hold, nor any other poison except what la oontalued In the frutt. .Neither la It neoewmry to rectify the same before It Is Ot 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, untlj Age give them a yellowish cast. I will sell you pure double-dls-tllled prune, apple or pear brandy made near Kiigcne Oregon for $2.60 a gallon, or 75 cents a quart. I M frauds. Distiller, Kilt h and lllalr streets! Kugetie, Oregon, Medical. , Hpeotal r (-serve ,old government whiskey used Iu the medical depart ment of the U 8 army and naval ser vice; also recognised as the purest and an unadulterated stimulant by the board of health of Halt Krtttiolsco . for use In the hospitals. Recommended for Invalids and especially for family use. Hold exclusively by D K Kick, Kugene. For timber or homestead locations Inquire at this oil Ice, or address ltox 274, Kugene Oregon. independence Enterprise: Miss Dora Cooper returned Saturday from Juneau, A ask a, where she spent the summer. Hhe resumed her position a teacher In the public school on Mod- day. 1UI Crescent, sold thin year in Ku- geuo; 683 (.renvoil iidvraln and around Kugene now. Th people imw know 1 lint III, 1'rmoi'iil bicycle .land with out Hie trouble, of always tinkering them up, PIMHINC NOW ASSURED. Bohemia Nugget. Blnce aeveral week, ago when tbe luoky owner, of tbe Blocks, Mario &. Busti property rap loio tl.s body of ore whlob auayed $18,600 per ton, tliey have steadily followed tbe vela about 40 feet nod have now ruu luto a crosu cut eliute which goes $IM9,800 30 to tbe t jn. Tbls streak ia about two inches wide od the hanging wall and tbe gold in It literally bold, the rock together. The whole width of the drift It splen did milling ore. Experts who have gone to look at It say that it Is the richest ore they ever saw. Tbe last autbeutlo report from the mine was that there was then Iu sight and taken out over four tons, which would be over (1,000,000 In baud. It Is told that the owners of the Vesuvius mine, whlob adjoins, offered to make a deed of their valuable mine for two car loads oftblsrlob ore, which offer was re fused. A, the work go?t forward the ore body Inoieases and the values are retained. This property a month ago could have been purchased for some thing like 1100,000, but today it lBaot for sale at any prioe. It Is understood that the 5-atanip mill on tbls property has been put in thorough repair aud startsd up on the ore already in the bio, of which they have on hand about 60 tins of high grade. When tbe gold product of this mine leglbs to come out tbe mining world will be iu a flutter and many eyes will be turned toward Bohemia. UraborA Zinlker of tie Vesuvius mine are energetically driving their tunnel, which is iu a large body of ore that assays 1128 to the ton. Tbe work in progress will becoutinuedail wluter, aud when a length of 250 feet is attain ed they will have tapped the Udge at a depth of sou feet or rapre. A few days since the famous old Muiio ran into a mineral body of galena ore whlob is of high grade. 'Ibis profgrty has had considerable fluctuation. Since it was 11 rat offered for sale at $G5,CC0 It has produced over 130,opo and today it is a grander and more valuable piece of properly than It ever was. As development goes abead it is proving lis worth and stability day by day. At the Helena mine three more ahutes of splendid ore have been en countered. At the end of the drift In the old working a body of base ore was come upon which is 4 feet wide and averages $80 to the ton. A new drift has beeu started further up the bill and fine free milling ore is belli k taken out and stored, whioh Is of high grad, and will be worked later ou. The mill Is running steadily. The accumulated concentrates are being piled up to hold for future shipment. The additional 6 stamps that' were recontly bsuled in are being set up as rapidly as possible and tbe new rock breaker is being put Into position. Everything is taking shape for the future enlarged wot king of this valuable properly, and the He lena will render a good and full ac count of herself ere long, E 1 Lovelace, of North Dakota, Brockman Holm and J E Ostrander have organized the Sunrise company out of a group or mlues on Adams mountain. Stock has bren printed tn the amount of 1,000,000 shares aud Mr Lovelace has gone Eint for the purpose or disposing of a few blocks of It. This company has done much development work and have several tons or ore on the dump whioh will y (AO a tou. Three men are steadily employed and will hammer away Iu the tunnel all wluter, as ample provisions and mine supplies have been taken In. Mr Love. laoe is the gentleman who bought out the Jordon Interests recently which Joins on to tbe Sunrise Company. No More American Mults Needed. ( H 10400, Ool 3. A special to the Roord from New Orleans says: The British , army headiimrtera in this oltf are to be cltwcd wllhin I ho next few days, Hlnee the English ottlcers w,re sent here iu Auuust, 1899, to purobe suppllts, 16,0(0 horres aud 42,000 mules have been shipped from tills port to Cape Town, ,a well s. large quantities ot forage and other supplies, the pay thus far being about flO.OCD.COO In English gold. Hovels I thousand Americana shipped ss volun teers on the transports fo- Houth Africa and many or tin m Joined the JMigllsh army. The sailing last nltlit rr tbe big transport Motiteiuma with horse, and mules for taps Tow u, has praotloally terminated the work ot the headquarters. LARGE LA.ND DEAL. Henry E Ankeny of This City In vests in Klamath County. KUm.lhr.lli KipreuOcU. Hou iiei,ry E Aukeuy and wife and R E t'anlrall and wifearrived the mid dle of last week from Jacksonville to remain several div. Mr Aokeny is negoUtlDR for the purchase of tbe Big Klamath Irrigation Hiich and we uo- ers'a id If tbe tmi ftr s mire, h, will put In about $oO,P"0 more In enlarging aud increasing the capacity of the ditch. LATEB. Hon Henry E Ankeny on Tuesday purcla ed of J F Adams and h K Reames a hall Interest in tbe Big Klaniaih Irrinatinn ditch, con-idera tlon not uihiIh public. Tbe oilier balf or tbe ditch is owned by J T Henley, aud In cae his interest Is not bought by Mr Ankeny we understand the ditch will be greatly enlarged anyhow. However, if Mr Ankeny should become the sole owner It is stated he will make It an Irrigation canal equal to the needs or this valley wiib I', 65,000 aores-of land needing Irrigation water. Junction Items Ttirefl, Cct. 6, Hank Hill will leave for Portland Monday, where he will attend the State School of Pharmacy for a term of three month-. Mrs T F Barton and daughters, or Elleusburg, Washington, who hove beeu the gutsts or Mrs Emma Barton, left for Eugene Tuesday. The annual eleotlon was ordered for the first Monday la November to elect two councllmen and a marshal. The following judges were appointed: S L Moorhead, S P Qilmore aud J M Pol lock. Mrs George Thompson is danger ously sick in her apartments In the Junction L'lty Hotel. Dr Kuykeudrtll, of Eugene, came to see her Thursday. Her condition Is considered critical. W Waddle has let the contract to L N Rouey, or Eugene, to remodel the Monogn m saloon. He has lei ss d the north rcim of tbe Folaom Brick which will be us d as a billiard ball. An arch will be made in the brick wall, Will Sneer and Ed Bundy returned from Cape Nome Tuesday moruiug. Both the?e men mads waves while In the frozen north, but they have had all of It they want. They report there are from 8.0C3 to 6,000 people that tbe eovarnment will have to help or they will come to grief. After remaining here a few days Mr Spcer will try Southern Oregon mines. W H Lie is remodllng the second story of the Lee block, formerly known as toe musonio nun, ami win convert the same into a hotel and boarding nousn. ne expects to oneu uo lor business iu about two weeKe. A J Kaiser bus rented the resldeut nronerlv uow ocoupied by Mr Lee and will take possession jNovetuner Jst. Bids Wanted. For the coDsti notion of a cottage on High street. Plans and specifications can be inspected at Ax Billy's Depart ment Store. Right reserved to reteot any or all bids. John Ingham, Oot e, ic:o. OASI'OIIIA. Bean th. inn Kind ton Have Always Soup Bignature 05 SZJ. RUNN1N8 UP A BIB BILL - uk cor' feet wouldn't ba r.iy, );en you are at- trtl witboold, at Uiiaaea of tbe year, if you would ro a bottle of our pure aud feit.il grade Cjrtu jNublti v tmkey iu your house and toeo take it lo the farm of Hd(jy, or your tate die ttuei, at bedtime or any other md time. Then Ujiothiug it'a ft for colds. La Grippe or idred ailmduta. W fll. Reflshaoj GUNS THAT KILL. A Eugene Firm Has Received a Lot from Belgium. We have lust received direct from Belgium a big stook of double-barreled shotguns. These guns were oraerea last February. We bought tbem di rect. Knocked all the middle men out We will sell them obeap. Come and see tbem; see it tney are uui mo greatest bargains you ever saw, or ever beard of. In faot it is amazing bow we can sell these fine guns so cheap. One man killed 65 digger squirrels out of 73 shots with one of these guns, another killed a pheasant at 75 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 ss well es not have one. . Look at these prices ana consider that they are double-barreled breeoh loading guns, the far-killing kind: $10.60, $12.60, $13.60, $14.50, $16.00 and $17.00 and on up. Single barrel gUns $0,76, $7.60 and $9.00. We have also Just received fiom eastern manufac turers a fine stock or Marllo 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 of a mile, and hit it each time. You get good guns of us and you get them cheap. Biggest slock in tbe Northwest. Barker Guns Works, Ninth Btreet, Eugene, Oregon Fok Bale Cheap. A good second hand Bmith-Prrmier typewriter in good couditlon. Quo F Craw. The fffff Parker WALTER ROSS, Mgr. FfilDAY, OCTOBER 12th. Passion Clay Profits. i Rxrmn, ol 5. It laiutiounced that there were 210,00 spectators at the 48 productions of the Paiwlnn Play at t berammergau. The admlMlou re ceipts loUled l,200,Oi:0 marks, and It Is estimated thai the villagers received from tbe visitor, about 4 000,(00 mark. Glorious News. Comes from Dr D B Cargile, of Washita, I T. He writes: "Four bottles of Electrio Bitters has cured Mrs Brewser or scrofula, which bad caused her great snflering for years. Terrible sores would break out ou her her bead and face and the beat doctors could give no help; but her cure-is complete and her health Is excellent." This shows what thousands have proved that Electric Bitters is tbe best blood purifier known. It's the supreme remedy for ecz ma, tetter, salt rheum, ulcers, boils and running sores. It stimulates liver, kidneys and bowels, expels poisons, helps digestion aud builds up tbe strength. Only 60 cents. Bold by W L De Lano, druggist. Guaranteed. Singing Lessons. Singing Lessons, Italian method by Miss Marguerite Hansen. Iuquire at musio room U O dormitory from 9am to 3 p m. Miss Hansen will organize her child ren's class In sight re:triing nexl Satur day at 9.30 iu her music room In South end of Dormitory. leints $2 00 fo for 12 lessons. UlRL WANTED. A reliable girl to do general housework wauted Imme diately. Enquire at till, oilier. Hohrk kiir Balk. Work horse for sale. Apply to F A Ellmakar, 14th and Ferry streets. For Bali Cheap. A good buns. Oct a Ctesovnt and Jon are and single harness for Mile cheap II t taken at ouce. Inquire at this oOlce. ISO Nlhts at th. ae.d.mj of Mufti, N.w York. "S..-1.1 Kntrrictnifut. This NMtn'ft l!i,f iMiivws. Tli. tirr.t CtiiiieM-AtnitoaD3nMtioD. KING OF THE ....OPIUM RING.... Hit l'l nrl. K. lll.yn. and Charles A. T.yloi TI1K SCKXIO MARVEL OF TtlK aothCKNTl'KY. Tin Human Towsr r( I'Mnk.. Tli .tive t hints Act .ml ChiMmi Tli.('lilswt'k Walk ml l;,-tiin. IWI I'lir CliiiiM. Snmgvl landing a t.'arvo Th. IVHf. r il on .n Opium J.'lut Th. t'himw Tlis.tr on a New Ymi'i Xifhl A Monster Kaleidoeo, lof Orirnt.l M nenirir.m& fir, Piif V.mlevtll, Acta, r t.at. t.l. Th...,.., 0,1 ta. Farm For Sale 628aores,or land within one mile or Harrisburg, 200 acres In cultivatior. two old houses, two barns; nearly all river bottom land. A large quantity or balm, maple aud ash timber. Ash and maple suitable for lumber. Two old orchard, on the place. mis is a oargnin. rnce, 14, per acre. Address, R F Baker & Co. 'unction City Hotel, He Fooled the. Surgeons. - All doolors told Renlck Hamilton, ot West Jefler son, O., after suflering 18 months from Rectal Fistula, be would die unless a costly operation was per formed: but he cured himself with five boxes ot Buckleu's Arnica Salve, the surest pile cure on earth, and tbe best salve In the world. 25 cenls a box. Sold by W L De. Lauo, druggist. FIRST National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital S50.000 Surplus - $50,000 Eugene. Oregon. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Done od rewjuable terms. Sight drufta on Chicago, an PranciEoo and Port- lam I, (jretfou. BiIIb of exchange old on foreign cenntriea. ueposits revived subject to check or oertin uate of denomt All collection entrusted to us will receive prompt attention, T G Hendmcm, President. 3 B HAKIM, VlcePresideaa P. E. Snodobabs,-" Cashier. . L. H. Pottkb. Aaa't Caahler EUGENE! Loan 0 Savings Oank Of Eugene, .Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus - $50,000 2,E A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS- Draft issued on the principal cltle of tbe United StAlen and foielgn countries. Interest allowed ou Demand Certificates of uepoMi wnen leir. rtaten period. Collections receive our prompt attention. City and County Warrant bought. W. E SHOWN, President.! F.W. OS BURN, ashler. D. A. PAINE. Vice President. W. W. BROWN. 4 tit Cashla LAKE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. BUSINESS CAfl) JJERBEKT LEIGH, ASSAY OKifico Prompt and accurate retnro. ,,, COTTiOK GKOVS, Ostoo, ATOOltNEYS-ATLA" W C HALE. T T ATTORNEY Ar-LAW. ooms 1 and 2 ChrUman Block. aOOlMl. OREOOH, J M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY.ATLAW CoUsoUods a specialty. 3(Bce Over Lane County Bank f BILYKtT, BUS ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Dfflce-Oyer First National Bank. Edoiks, Oasoos, O WOODCOCK, ATTOR NE Y-AT-LA W, CifH i 1. .1 1 1 . H SKIPWORTH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in aU the Court's. JapotKs OREOOH (J1HOMPSON ft HARDY, B" I ATTORNE YS-AT-LA w, ' Office-In First National Bank BnUJi,. Practice in aU th, court.. Daa. EUOSNK, Orioos, EO. B DORRIS, A'JIORNEYA COUNSELOR.AT.Ut I 1' 'J! P? in " the conrt. of tk, n, I Special attention given to collecfeia - matter, in probate. at 1 umi-1 irat National Bank Bldt Rooms 1, 2 and & MEDICAL. JRJW HARRIS. PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON. 2S50H7.Over Wi'klnitLinn'.druiito K"i'jn--Frrjr street betwMa Utl ai I E.taollsh.d In 1882. Oldest ..Bank in the County. A General Banking business in all brenche transacted on 'avorabla terras. A. O. HOVE Y, President L. G. HUL1N, Cashier. B. H. HOVKY. Asst Cashier. Central Market, J)AINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offices In Chrisman TUnnl Secial attention to surgery and lurgiol oV PROPRIETORS Will keep constanil) on hand a full supply BEEF MUTTON. PORK and VEAL wnicn iney will Bell at the lowest txinmuL prices. A fair snare of tie public patronage sollcltei :-TO THE FARMERS.-: We will Ipey the highest market price for tat Cattle, Hogs and Bheep. Shop cn Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER, Watches and Clocks Repaired. RcaiNi, Obkooj JR O BIDDLE, DENTIST JUJIJLJ Ottice -OnOlir, street, between Fifu d I sixth streets one block west of UiinM fj noui. CASTOR I A For Infants and CMldren, The Kind You Have A'ways BonfM Bigratnxe of Cl r-Mou dcllyered to am ran ol th cnrr..rve city To Trespassers. Positively any person hui.llng on our premises will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Dol-ols 8 & Co. BEST SHINGLES If you want the hest WsshinctoD shingles D Eugeue for the money, go I to Andrews at the depot. HOFFMAN HOUSE SAIflflN Sommervillo 6V Brgor. . Ture WMski.s and lirnndles, the fin, T ZL. ..." "f" Mlrt Mixed Wei n hard's..... Famous Beer. Bottle and Draught FIRST CLASS.. u.ues, a,. eTcct9 ,., sc,f T4i?q5 b,,w. cr excess ard lnrii i&Zj . Rl0w t0 1,a,c ''eeks and SlRvnrllL6 fi,e of youth- 1 r k-ciiina tho money, NERVirA Mrnirsi Clinton 4 Jack, Sts, CHICACO.'lU. " 1. ll4lno To LoAN.-f l.WH) on first class real estate stcurlty, at 8 per cent. For par tlculnrs call at Guard olllee. UBESSMAS1NO. Mrs M Elliott Is uow prepared to do dressmaking. Room upstairs in the Walton block. UiRL W antkii. A girl to do general housework. Call al Urlffln Hardware Co, Wantki.-To trade, a small m rroved ranch, three mile, from rail road slatiou in Lan, county, for rron- erty In Euireue, Inquire at Guard rfllc for particulars. Put a ohaln brush 00 your bicycle, and keep the chain clean aud hrliii' E E McClanahan has lliem. Brick! Brick! I keep constantly on Iiand a large quanti ty of iirst-class brick JyarJlJ miles west of hugene. J. M. AIAKTIN. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMESI. Notice is hereby giren that tbt mte signed, sdministrator of the HUtt a Elizabeth S. Ellison, deceased, bulM the County Conrt of Lsns modi;, U Snal acconnt as administrator ol said tats, and that said County Court bis at Thursday, November 8th, 1(00, l o'clock a. m, as the time, snd al tbt oout house in Eugene ssid connly, as tbe pwc (or examining said final aicount ud at filial settlement of said estate. All pem interested in said matter are hereby hp fled to resent any objections they biie said final account on or before eaid 8th oaj of November. Dated, Eugene, Oregon, Oct. 41b, iw S. R. Wuxiim, Administrator of said Erut E. R, Sxipwobth, Atty for Adm'r. NOTICE OF FINAL 8E1TLESIEST. Notice is hereby given that F. If. K l'herson, administrator of the estate ol 1 F. Cleaver, deceased, has filed his Bnal ae connt as suoh administrator wi'b tbe Clm of the Conuty Conrt of Lane Couolj, Oi gna, and the said Court has filed MjodiT, the Sth day of Novmber, 1UO0, at tbe bat of 10 o'clock a. m., at tbe Court Koom said Court, in Eugene, Orfpon, lo' hearing o( objections, if any, to said 1" acoouut. P. M lIcPnsBo, Adminiitriiu Estate of O. F. Cleaver, deoes M. O. Wrutxs, Ally for said utile. Notice to Credilora. Notice is herehv oivsn that F. M. WittiK has been duly sppoiDtrd admicistrste' the estate of J. K. Ellison deceased, by Hon. K. O. Totter, mmitv iodje of Lane eonntv. All nftranna tiavioe clsia. against said estate are hereby notilM present ths same to ths edministrM" witbln six months from the date of u notice, with lie necessary vcochers sits law cilice of Geo. li. "orris in tot Orgon. f. M. Wiliixs, oso B. Donnrs, Adniimu Att'v. for Eatals Notice to Creditors- Estate of A V. Peters, deceased. . Xnti, 1. h.Ml.. .1... 1:. R IVr has been duly oponinted aluiinitrat'rflf setate of A V Peters, decead, by "J H"norSle H 11 Kincji.l, (u,tv Jn,i Lane Coun'y, Oregon. Ail perx. claims against said Htate ar. hfirl y B"UJ to present th. same to the adminiiliiW hi. law ofhee in Kugene C ty, ow Ute f J" Rational Hank, within six mnnthe fn'ia J" dat, of thla notice. Julv 13. 1!". f necenary touchers. All clsinis nn ' tuniiod. U(oU Dobsis. AtlaiiajstraW'