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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugeue Guard Published avarv avfmin? of th. week. Bun' cV.y. uxooptesl. Addras. ell communications a.iil mak. mil remittance. Mayabl. to Ul r.uuuii Uoaau, Kugn, Oregon. 8UBSOKIPTION RATES. DART. "slivered by cerrler, per week t 16 v Delivered by carrier, per muutb 5') By mail one year (id adrance) 6 00 hit oiunthe 9 00 )ue tuuoth...... ou Single copies, 06 UIU, One year (in advanoe) $200 Sit niunthe 1 OU Advertising rates made known on applica tion. Entered m ssoond'Ciass imatter at Eugene, Oregonf postofhoe. the THE EASTERN OFFICES Of the paper are at 230 to 234 Temple Court, New York Oitr.ned U U Kxpree. Uldg, 87 Wash ington St., Chicago, 111., E KATZ Adv.rtis New UK Agency In charge. CAMPBELL BROS Publiahere All Bu si !! tvttart to this ffio houlJ bd(rotd to THE 0UAMD Infttl id oflthr of too oroprlotort personal), CAMPBCtL BROS. SlNlMON TIE WtD THUlf HIAT mi 13 4 5 6 J7 6 9 19 12 15 45 J6 J7.T 19 20 21 12 25 24: 23 Tg 27 26U9l3ol3ilmlmm WEDNESDAY- - OCTOBER 10 OUR TREATMENT OF CUBA AND PORTO R1C0. Extracts from ipeecb of John F Altceld ol lllliiolf before Yale University Demooratto Ulub October 10. s' "General Miles did Dot promise these people alms; he did not promise them oharity they did not ask oharity. He said to them they should be citizens ol the United States and ' have ' all the blessings that the Amerioan flag conferred on the Amerioan people. We have deprived them of even suoh looal government as they en joyed under Spain, and we are cov ering that island with Amerioan oarpet-baggere, who are devouring their substanoe and eating their taxes. Even the money wbioh we give baok to them in the shape ot alms is not handled by the Porto , Rloans, but is handled by Ameri oan oarpet-baggerd, who distribute it where they think it is most needed, and will do the most good; and owing to a slight ' defect ol vision the oarpet-baggur always feels that money is the most needed and will do the moat good near home. It stagger one's oredullty to read the list of Amerioan carpet baggers . filling thousands of offiolal positions, oreated sinoe we took possession. They oover that Uland and the island of Cuba like the frogs once covered Egypt. "Last winter our people were in ditnant when they read in the great journals that our military ofHoials ot these Islands were draw ing double salaries, all wrung from those poor people. Sinoe then there has been one scandal after another disclosed. The thousands of little, petty officials are drawing big salaries for performing no ser- vioe. They are now regarded established institutions. This Is the oondltion we have brought those two islands to, and now men who are olose to the administration, are solemnly declaring over the country that the Amerioan flag never shall be pulled down In Cuba. That notwithstanding- the fact that the good faith of this nation Is pledged to mankind to give those people their Indepen dence, that we do not intend to give up that country." J, K. WEATHERFORD ON EAST ERN POLITICAL SITUATION. lion James K Weatherford, of Albany, is very wsll known by not 'a few Lane county cltiiens as a man who does not easily get ex cited. His report on the political situation east of the Rooky moun tains at a Democratic club meeting at Albany the other evening, as' reported by the Democrat, will prove interesting, at least to the many who know the man: "Hon J K Weatherford was present and give a talk on his ob servations upon his recent trip east. Everything was ablaze with poli tics and there was speaking every where. In Minnesota there was great enthusiasm, 1100 delegates then returning to their homes from the state convention, confident that the state would go for Bryan. At Chicago at the national Democratic headquarters he found ex-Governor Stone in charge confident of Bryan's election. The indications in Chi cago were emphatically Bryan for Illinois. In Chicago anywhere from 30,000 to 50,000, trusts, and imperlalisru everywhere, were driving men to the Demooratio party. He passed through the coal region with its empty dinner pails. "Incidentally Mr Weatherford made some strong arguments in favor of expansion only by the con' sent of the people, as hag been our policy in the past, and not through force, taking in a people that can never be assimilated. We want a government resting on all the peo ple, not on one man like Mark Hanna. It is an interesting faot that the oost of the Philippine war, $225,000,000 a year, is more thao the entire annual resources of the PaoiQo coast states, and is more than the $187,000,000 spent in the United States annually for educa tion, with nothing to show lor it; and the seeds sown are seeds of destruction." Leading eastern universities are taking steps to eliminate profes sionalism from college sports. Professional athleteB take short oourses, with nominal Btudies, and thus gain sufficient standing to entitle them to play. Bxhnlea from children aa fragrance from flowers. The little lips are always puck ered to give or take a kiss. In homes where there are children, love reaches its fairest and sweetest proportions. ( In childless homes the kiss of wife 'and husband grows formal, and presently is neglected ; the springs of love in the heart become choked for want of use and exercise. Childlessness is a greut sorrow to many women. It is like a curse from Nature, who bids all crea tures to be fruitful. It is not a curse but a misfortune. Often the conditions which cause childlessness are removable. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription has brought joy to many a woman by giving her the happiness of motherhood. It gives to the womanly organs vigor and vitality, removes local obstructions, and practically does away with the pains and pangs of maternity. There is no alcohol or narcotic in " Fa vorite Prescription." ' "1 hove never written you how grateful I am to you for your help In securing Rood hcnlth ana one of the sweetest, dearest, thirteen pound 5 iris that ever came Into a home," writei Mr. I. Vartlne, of 64; South Liberty St., Galeaburx, 111. I took ilx bottle of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, Tour of the ' Golden Medical Dis covery,' and four vials of Pleasant WUeU.' Before I had taken four bottles of the ' Favorite Irescriptlou' I was o new woman. 1 cannot snake pen describe my heart-felt gratitude." To keen the bowels regular use Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. A Thousand Tongues Could not express the rapture of An nie B Hprlnger of 1135 Howard .street, Pa, when she found that Dr King's New Dltoovery tor Consumption bad completely cured her of a backing cough that for many years had made life a burden. All other remedies and doctors oould give ber no help, but she sas ot this Royal Cure: "It soon remored the pain In my cheat and I can new sleep soundly, something I oan scarcely remember doing before. I feel like sounding Its praises through out Ibe universe." Bo will everyoue who tries Dr King's New Discovery for any trouble of the throat, chest or luRta. Price oOo aud fl.UO. Trial bottle free at W L DeLauo'a drug a tore; every buttle guaranteed. Notice. The Arm heretofore kuown as B D Paine A Co, consisting of B D Palue aud D A Paine, lias this day beeu dissolved by mutual oonaent, D A Paine retiring. The business wilt be continued under the firm name of B D Pain k Co, with Ueo W Uaudsaker aa junior member. Thanking the publlo for the Very liberal patronage bestowed! In tbe past, the uew llrm will endeavor by fair dealing, reason able prlos and the very best goods lu their Una to merit a contluuanue ot the same. Eugene, Oregon, October 9, 19U0. B D Paink, 1 A PaiNl, (.ISO W HAND8AKER, Sawmill Property for Sale. , Two hundred and twenty-eight acre of land, about 1,000,000 feet of timber, sawmill aud good water power, house and barn, all lor $1600, Pln.iy of limber adjacent. Inquire ol John Wtnaeorled, Craswell, nrol K O Putter. GUNS THAT KILL.. A Eugene Firm Has Received a Lot from Belgium. We bare Just received direct Irom Belgium a big stoofc of double-barreled shotguns. These guDi were ordered last February. We bought them di rect. Knocked all the middle men out We will sell them cheap. Come and aee tbem; we If tbey are not the greatest bargains you ever aaw, or ever beard of. In faot it Is amazing bow we can aell these flue guns so cbeap. One man killed 66 dlpger equlrrels out of 78 shots with one of 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 report from all over the country about our guns. You may Just as well as not have one. . Look at these price aud oonsider that tbey are double-barreled breecb loading guns, the far-killing kind: 110.60, (12.60, 113.60, $14.60, $16.00 and $17.00 and on up. Mingle barrel guns $6.75, $7.60 and $9.00. We have also Just received fiom eastern manufac turers a fine stock of Martin aud Win chester rifles and shotguns. All our rifles are sighted correct. One man Bhot at a deer three limes in two seconds, three-quarlers of a mile, and hit It each time. You gel good guns ot us and you get them cbeap. Biggest stock In the Northwest. Kabkek Guns Works, Ninth Street, Eugene, Oregon, Singing Lessons. Singing Lessons, Italian method by Mlus Marguerite Hansen. Icqulre at muslo room U O dormitory from 9am to 3 p m. Mies Hansen will organize her child ren's clave In sight reading next Satur day at 9.30 In her music room In South end of Dormitory, . Terms J2.00 fo for 12 lessons. Farm For Sale 628 acres of land within one mile of HarriBburg, 200 acres iu cultivation two old bouses, two barns; nearly all river bottom laud, A large quantity of balm, maple aud ash timber, Ash and maple suitable tor lumber. Two old orchards on the place. This 1b a bargain. Price, (14, per acre. Address, It F Bakkr & Co. 1uuolinn Ulty Holel. Medical. Special reserve old government whiskey used In the medical depart ment of the U 8 army and naval eer vloe; also reoognlzed as the purest aud an unadulterated stltnulsut by the board of health of Ban Kr.molsoo for use In the hospitals. Recommended for Invalids aud especially tor family UBC. Hold exclusively by D E Kice, Kugene. Property for Sale. A One 13-room resldenoe, hard finish, good barn, fruit, 3 lots, 100x160 feet, oorner Fourteenth and Pearl street Inquire at onoe. J U Watklns, Cen tral Meat Market. To Trespassers. roaiuveiy any person Inn ting on our premises will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. i Dnuoi.ts A Co. To Loan. $1,000 on first dsns reaU estate security, at 8 per t ent. - For psf tlculara call at Guard otllcv v Drrssmakino. Mrs M Elliott Is now prepared to do dressmaking. Room upstairs In tbe Walton block. No Cure No Pay. That la the war all ilrwrcl.ta sell Groves Tasteless Chill Tonio for t hills. Malaria aud lHUIousnem, It la aa pleaaaut to take as Lemon ynip. ftooottta Vantki. To trade, a small Im proved ranch, three miles fiom rail road station In Lane county, fur prop erty In Eugene. Jmiuire at IIuakd oftlca for particular. Wood tor sale at F i, (Jhatubers'. Putaohalubru.li on your bicycle, and keep tbe chain clean and bright. ir E MoClatiaheii has them. For timber or hemeotead locations Inquire at this otllre, or address llox 274, Eugene Oregon. lloard and lodgings at reasonable rate. Addree. oorner Uth and Oak streets, the old F I) Dunn bouse, M K Ultodee. 161 Crescents sold this year In Eu gene; 683 Crescent riders In and around Kuitene now. The people now know that the Crescent blcyclra stand with out the trouble of always tinkering them up. Oet a Creecenl and you are always ready to go. RUNNING UP A BIB BILL 'H uuLfcur feei wouldn't bo "rvmry, when you are ot M.tLed witb ooldi ot tbu of tlitj year, if you would tutu a Uittlo of oar pur oad lira frrodo t'ynu Nobl H liiulf ey iu your hoiuo oad (mm uko it in tbo form of hNldy, or on your Uite die tatos. ot hedtiaio or ouy other id time. Titer b nothing like it for cold. Lo tirippe or J Kindred oilmeuU. W fll. Reosbam -FIRST National Bank Of Eugeno, Paid up Cash Capital 860,000 Surplus - $50,000 Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BACKING BUSINESS V. Done on re tamable terms. Sight droits on Chicago, n JTrudaoo and Port land. Oregon. Hill of exchange old on foreign oc on tries. ueposits received saoject so chock or oerun cote of deoosit. Ail collection entrusted to as wQl reoelrt prompt attention. T Q Hendbioxs President. S B KtxiN, Vice Praliku . P. E. SxoDOKua, Caahier. L. H. Form, ' Aat't Caahiei EUGENE Loan Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus $50,000 2,500 A QENCRAL BANKING BUSINESS) TRANS ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS Draft! lamed on the principal cities ot tbe United States and foreign countries. Interest allowed on Demand Gertlfloaief ot Deposit wheo left stated period. Collections receive our prompt attention. City aud County Warrants nought. W. I. SHOWN, President.! F.W. 0SBUKN, ..ashler. D. A. PAINE, Vice Prtildent. W. W. BROWN. Aait Cashier LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. Eatanllahed In tBSl. Oldest laBank In the County. A General Banking business in all branch transected on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, President U G. HULIN, Cashier. B. H. HOVEY. Asst Cashier. Central market, Miiis I Mi PROPRIETORS Will keep constant! on hand a full suppl; BEEF MUTTON. PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at the lowest market prioea. A fair snare of tie public jiairoiue sollcltc. i-TO THE FARMERS.: We will ptt tbe highest market prioe for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Uheep. . Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON CVHeau delivered to anv part el th eltr r'seo rnr- HOFFMAN HUUSE SALOON Sommorvllle & Bergar.l Pure WhisVlee and: Brandies.! tbe fine gradoe of Wines and 'Jigara. Mlied ifrmsi a specially .1 yeinhard's Famous Beer. Bottle and Oraughtl FIRST CLASS.. Help the Students. If thorn who have any work to do. epuuing wooo, cieanina- op awns or in itict any kind of work, will notify me, I can send them student ho will be glad of the opportunity to earn money lo enable tbem to continue at th University. Call me up on the 'phone. J Btraub. Dressmaking Apprentice. Wanted at once. Mr 8hop Willamette street. 8 L Long, Lost. A small round bottle, and in tbe same were some pearla and a gar net, In Eugene. Oreimn. October 2H Fiuuer will please leave the keepsakes at this olllceand receive Ubeial reward. Fok Pai r i n kat. A gocd second bund rnilili-Prrailer typewriter In good condition. Ubo FCraw. Kol-sn. Kome U B land plat. Owuer can have them by calling and paying fur this notice. BUSINESS CARD H ElUtKKT LK1GH, ASSAY OKKICK, Prompt and accurate returns frusnuiteed. (VrriOi Grove, Dunoon. ATTORNKYS-AT-LAW. M WILLIAMS. ATTORNEY- AT-LA W Collection, a ipectaltr. Dffioe Over Lane CJouDtr Bank, BILYhU, ATTOENEY-AT-LAW. Office Of er Fint National Bank. Euauri, Obeoom, V WOODCOCK, ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW. Office One-kail block loath of ChrUmanBUt EooncK, OaiooaT. E it SKIPWOKTH. ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court a, El! GIN I OkIGON, HXLMUB W THOMPSON CHAS A HARDY rjlHOMPSON t HAEDY, ATTOENEY8-AT-LAW. Office In First National Bank Building. Practice in all the oonrta. Erjojwi, Oaiooit. QKO, B DOBBIS, ATTOBNEYt COUNSELOK-AT-LAW Will practice in all the oonrte of the Hecond Judicial District and in tho Supreme Court of the state. Special attention given to collections f and matters in probata. Office First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1, 2 and ft MEDICAL. D BJW HABKIS. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Offioe Over Wllkins t Linn's drag store. Office Hours 9 tc 12 a m; 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. r Residence Ferry street between 11th and 12th. JpAINE A KTJYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offices In Chrisman Block. Special attention to surgery and surgical dis eases of women. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. KcaxN. Ofutoov iRG BIDDLE, DENTIST Office OnOlIvs street, between Fifth and Sixth streets one block west of Minnesota Hotel.. , , MAKE .American Beau-tie's. Latest Models KALAMAZOO CORSET CO. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. SOLD BY AX BILLY J. L. PAGE -DXAXUt UN- - BOCERJES Having a Large and Complete stock of oupie and Fancy Groceries bought In the best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I nun nffr ih hnKlu k.tt.. i fHuaiw wiwi uriuea than py other hrmw lu En Rene. nervita: asstsm VITALITY LOST VIGOR AND VlANHviOr Cures Impotency.Nicht Emission ? anc wastlno; diseases, all effects c self aDusc, or excess ard tndi. T J cretlon. Aiicrvotonlcaiii, Dloxl builder. Brinps liir C plnk Etow to DaIe checks and PaWK restores tbe fire of voutb. Bv mail f0 nor hnv ft tor IHU.fiOl Witl - Vrlttnn irn.,nn. tHS to curt? t refund tho moucy. NERVITA MEDICAL c.n Wrnton A Jackson Sta, CHICACO, ILL " ti le Imo Pnuatore, Brick! Brick! I keop constantly on hand a large quanti ty of tirst-clasa brick at yard 1 J miles west of Eugene. J. M. MARTIN. XJ Fi Gi COSSETS Mb e On Koch Box. NOTICE OH FINAL SETTLEMENT. Hotire i hereby Riven thrf the ondr ii!iied, sdmiui.trator ol tbo etlfe ol thiabeth 8. Ellison. I'weusid, kaa Wed in the Conuty Court ol Li.ne county, his final account as adroiiiiirtor ot mid r .... .. n,.i ui.i Countv Court Ui. ' IbutBday, r.oviaioer o n, jv, o'clock a. in, ns tbe time, and l tbe court bouse in Eugene "id county, a" tbe plnce ior examining euid fiunl incouol an i the tical settlement of wiio eatute. All pt r n intMrati,l in 8nid matter aie hereby utl- lied to present any otgfOtioUB Ihy Imve to said final account on or btlore raid btb day K.'w,.nl.r DatMl. Euoene. Urtlou. Oct. 4n, i.v 8. it. WlIAUMS, Administrator of said Eatato. E. B. BupwonTH, Atty for Adtn'r. Notice of Final Settlement Estate of H G Huston. Decked, Lane (louuty, Orfeon. Notice ia hereby giveu, that Lydia A Una ton, executrix of aaid eatate, batt tiled her tiual account, for Betllcintnt of said ea tale, and Monday, the 3rd day of Septem ber, itHXJ. at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of Raid day, haa beeu net by or der of the judge of aaid court for hear in of object iuno to f aid accouut and for th final net t lenient of aaid. eaUte. Dated tbia 30th day of July, 1900. Ltd.. A IiChToM, L Brvyu, An iLirULtiij. Attorney. NOTICE OF FINAL tiE 11LEUENT. Notice is hereby feiven that P. U. Mc pherson, administrator of the estate of O. F. Cleaver, deceased , haa tiltd his final ac count aa auch idmiiiiatrator wi'b tbe Clerk of the County Court of Laue County, Ore gon, and the f Hid Court bun tiled Monday, the 5th day of Novnibt-r, 1UU0, at tie hear of 10 o'clock a. m.. at the Court Koom of said Court, in tugtne, Oieon, for the hearing of objtctionu, if any, to aaid final account. P. M. McPhebeon, Administrator Estate of C. F. Clettvtr, deceased, M. O. Wixkins, Atty for Btiid estate. Notice to Creditors Notice ia hereby given that F. M. Willi in c haa been duly appointed adiuiijihtrutor 0 the estate of J. K. Fllisou deceased, by the Hon, E. O. Potter, county judge of said Lane county. All persona having claims against aaid eBtate are hereby notified to preaent the same to the administrator within Bix months from tbe dute of this notice, with tbe nectasary Tcuibun ot tbi law office of Geo. B. Iorra iu Fug Oregon. P.M. WixxiNn, Gk6. B, Dorbis, AdaiiuiHtiMor Att'v. for Estate NOTICE TO CKEDITOhS. Notice ib hercb given that the under aigned haa been appoiuttd by tbe County Court of Lane County, Ortgon, admiuis trator of the estute of Mtirgarei Jobuhton deceased. All persona bavii g cluims again 6 said estate are n ere by notmed to presen tht-m with the proper vouchers to tbe undersigned at the law office of A C Wood oocfe iu Eugene. Lace County, Oregon within six mouths from the dute of this notice. Dated September 19, 1000 A C Woodcock, Administrator of the Estate of Margare Johnston, deceased. NOTICE TO CltEDITOltB. Notice is hereby given thnt the under- signeo nap been appointed by tbo County Court of Lnue County, Oregon, nrimiuig. trtorof tbe eatnle of Jnuios W. BheUlon, decCBBed. All porHonn b'lVingclaiuiHafzaiust Btua estate nre lurec-y notutd to pteuout them witb tbe proper vcuchirs to h un dersigned at the tnw ollice of A. C. Woodcock, in Enf;t sef Lane County, Oregon, uitbiu six months from the date of this notice. Dated Uotober the 9th, 1900. L. U. Fonnnf,!, Adminintrntorof the eBtate of James W. Hheldon, deoeaBecl. NOTICE TO CRtDITOBS. Notice is hereby givftn that tho under signed has beon duly nppointed by the Oounty Court ol Lane County, adniiiiistra. tor 01 me estate ol Liavid o. li. lialley, d ceated, and all persons having claims sg dual said estate are hereby notified to present ine same to me, duly verified, at the law office of B. It. Kkipworth in Eugene, within sii months irom the date hereof. Dated, Eugene, Oregon, Octobor 5, 1909. 1IKNBY Sl'OKKS, Administrator of the estate of; David O. G. Galley, deceased. . R. Bkipwoktu, Alt'y for Admin istralor. Notice to Creditors. VntU i. kui. : .v..., , . y. u lvl,j B,,cU mat uie unaersigned .. .v rr..u uj bit. nuniy Lourt o l,aue county, Uieon, executor of the las DM,UID,,. mm ediaie 01 teori;e Suvnrna i Lw. All .p .. . , ., nll iwrenns naviiig J....U,. mui oaiaLB are nereliy nntitied .... ... n,u, wie pmier vouclieis to Wcodcoclc in himcne. OieRon. within six .....u mi.lv ui inn uoiice. xaieu,iuiy J'.HW, . ... - .. "a ovEHS8, Executor nf the Lert Will and Testament and m,0 JMW.uo m wortre governs, ilece sed. Notice to Creditors. Estate of A. V. Pa! a i Notice is hereby giv-en that Geo B Porris estite of A V Peter.. rl..l I... .7! mcu UUIV UDUOlllL.,! Kiln, in i.(h f . t ,1.. Honorahl. 111! Vin.i. C". ', Y Lane Cnntv. n, "u ciaims against ei.i.i ertate are lierel.y notih.M ,....,. , i6 aumiuistrator, at National liank. with,,, ,j, months lrm the necessary voucher,. All "claims must temiuHi. (..HOB Doatila. A.l,,i.... EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Hi Alto liiavsu L't. ...... . rwii. r. ""f"-"" r Utiivnee for fcugeue daily except Sundays at I Saturdays at 8 a m. folfowl.'nK,,8eUe,,tflPn''''-'y ROl's'li TRIP snn lo4n. Jt l ''"etitwi s ott..-e lo Eugene Livery r.r.d Fcssl Stables WEST EROS, Prop New Rigs' New Harness, Competent Drivers II..r.e. r.,.HM h. n.-lolev rtpiin.i: llamette and Tenth Streeu. telesaeae Ms a s). ShcrifTs Salojon ForecloUfc. Notice is hereby givea thht bv in t-uwutwu duly ir,HuHl out ol ' eourtofa.be mute ui Orou, tut to? a.T a -uuv-, UU lUtJ a-J(U (JV Uf A r. r.W0, on ajudKuie.it t-Miered in V i tI"' ? -5IU ,lu Jui, 1W0i lo 'I "D o ( three- ibtuiPuud seveu bt..,i,. . ""m nnuud iBvcn . 'a(,hQm nine aud 44-100 dollars with iuu-r -T 1 on from attid ioih dy 0( Jut i-ju Tr jiidfiuiul WW entoAvd and docked ki ontbe l,b d of July y1-:-00. wbrr,,n TT(Jeer, Guvnor oi , of OieKou, and CbaH 8 Mooru. Vii ?lM! the State of Oregon, contitu,;E ana"," vha slate land board, was ,1?" Jubnbiinpsou, Auua riimpiJlli k " John t rtimpwu and Ida Belli , '""I, iu Sinipran, bis w,f, Charles E biiuu!nT"i Dort li SimpBou, his wiie, TZ" vanco Thresbor Company, a uriT.?! potati0n, were defendants, and ag"nsiT above named delendunt, John biuSL and on adecree of foreclosure . sale rendered in Bind ocurt oonin andini . .., .Ulu jnauient and oa. and necruiufj cut to sell the ii dearntwd rel property, towif "0,U1I FKiuniDg at me norlhwent corner ... No two (2) eo 13 tp 19 s r 6 weV. l0t thence east 2.38 chains more or kZ lT most easterly norlheant corner of ih. j Hon laud claim ol Jerry Welch niT 374, claim No 49. lhut ,Z 'l'"! chains to tbe moBt eastt rlv souiheasi of tbo donation land e'laun of Joh?. Welch, notification 330,elaitn Ao in ,h west 3U chains to th. corner , "n'lo'rf Baid ola.m, thence uoith -iim hKi's ' " the quarter seotiou lino rnnnm. ,i7." T see IS.theno. west li.no ? north 19 chains, thence lot No 8 in section ,3, and .heZwK be plaea of beginning, oonuinin. " Kgo'n Y """" Um Now .uorefore; In the name ot the .tat. of Oreuon iu compliance i,k sbkI writ and order ol sal. r ill offer for Bale the above described urem lst-s ai public auotion, lo the highest Wd f . r oa.li. subjict to mkmption at the south looi of the couuiy court house in Eutn. L ine County Oregon, on Thursday, th,4Lk dayof C uober, 1909, between ihe hooraois o clock a m and 4 o'clock p m towif t0M o'clo 'b pm of taiJ day. Dated this 4tu day of September, 1900 . W. W. Withers, sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. -Sherlfi's Sale, on Foreclosure Notice ia hereby given that bv virtus c execution duly Usued out of the tta Court of the State of Oregon, for the cZ of .ui.e, on the H9th day of Au,;ut, 1D00 T, judgment rendered in said Court on the 2Etk day of June, J WW. fur the sum 4 Hundred and bixty and 13 100 BajC. with interest thereon from said aith H j June, 190JI, at the rate of 8 per cent per nuiu aud '1 hirty Dollars attorney leeTrtich ludnment wa enrolled and donketedin Ik. ?i iu!i'"?w oi, ouurt in Mid '?. on the ISth day of July, 11100, in a suit whsreia 1. I. Oeer. governor of the Stat.oiO., . 1. Dunbar, Secretary of State of tbe sua o. Oregon, and Cllas, S. Moore, Trewurer ol the State of OreKon, oonitituting sad beu the State Land Board wasplaiutitf and IJiiid Ivey and S. U. Friendly were'clelendants, ltd aaaiust the defeudant David Ivey. ui on a decree of foreclosure and order of as rendered iu aaid court, comiriauiliug id i order to satisfy said judgment aud cusuni acoruinir costs, to sell the following describsl real property to-wit: The west ona l aif of north-east quarter ol section thirty-two, (32) township eigliteen, (li) south rauge five, (5) west; also tractor parcel of laud described as follows: Comuienciutr st the southweMt corner oi the uortheiut quarter of the northeant quarter of section thirty two (32) in said towuship eighteen, south rauge five west, thence east ten (1UJ chains, tbeuce south twenty (20) chains, theme west ten10 chains and tlieuce north twenty (21)) chaiui to pHoe of beginuini.', twenty acres; also com mencing ton (10) chains east of tlie norlht corner, northeast quarter ot northeast quar ter of said section thirty-two, thence eit throe and seventy-live humlreths (3.75) chsiui, thence south twenty (20) chains, thence weit thre aud seventy tive liundreths (3.7o)chaiM, and thence north twenty (20) chains to the place of beginning, in all containing one hun dred and seven aud tifiy hundredths (107.50) acres in the County of Lane and State oi Ore gon. Now therefore IN THE N AME OF THE STATE OF Oreiron, in compliance with said writ and order of sale I will offer to sale Hie above described premises, St public auction to the highest bidder for cub, ai'bj.!ct to re leiujtloo, at the south door ol the county Court House, in Eugene, Laneeou ty, Oregon on Thubsiiat, the 4th day of Octo ber, 1;hj0, between the hours of 9 o'clock s. m. and 4 o'clock p. ni., to-wit: at one o'clock p' m. on snid day. Dated this 4lb day of September, 19(4 W. W. WlIHS, Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. Sheriff's Sle on Foreclosure Notice is hereby gven that by virtue of u execution duly issued out of the Ciicuit Court of the Slate of Oregon for the Couutvoi Lu, on the 7th day of September, UHiu, on sjaog nient remlered in said court on the 2nd dsy oj March 1NI7, for the sum of EiBhteeu Hunursi and Twenty-eiK'ht aud 13. lot) dollsrs, witi interest thereon from the said 2nd day " March, ld'.l", at the raU of 10 pe' cent ps annum, aud one hunored and fifty and no-ltf dollars attorney's fee, and a further sum cl twenty three and no 100 dollars costs, JtidKineiit was enrolled and docketed in tH l lerk's otlic" of said court, in said county, the ldlh day of March, lrW, in a suit wberta U lioldsmith was plaiutilf and J H liaj, B tie t itay and T L Kimball were d, feoJu aud airaiust the above named defen.iantiJ n liay and T L Kituball, and on a dec foreclosure and order of sale rendered in court im.n.nn.li.... : ..ir , Bai,Jr sud judKmeiit aud costs and accruinif cts toisU tne lollowirn; described proerty to-ww: An undivided one-fourth interest in a eer tain mining ground situated in Sectioni"1 teen (lti) and seventeen (17), TosmsniP tw-ty-three (Si), South Kange Three 3 West, in I .ane I 'ountv. State ot Oreuoti. and kuon s the "Kin hall," "Hay," and "chirhy" m,n! as will np.mar by reference lo the ""'.,. i.ane Couutv. aforesaid: the said jviuu-" 193 liooa number ii, of the recrds mini"' ""d lre L'oui t j: th sniil "liftv" h.-stion nttc Iwintf of t .-c4)rd on page l&t of book 2, "i tw records of mines of aaid idwie County: j tl,a .ai.l -u.. .,1m lt.mil " r. crd on iiae VJS of Bmik 2, of the reoor of mines ol the said 1 .ane County. , Now Therefore. In the nnnie of the Btltes Or :on. In comidiance with ssid wn1; I will offer for sale the above osscn'w pn iwrty, at public auction, to the bull blihler. f.,r ,.al, .nl,,M-t to redenil'tl" at the South door of the Court Houes f.ncene, l.mne county, Oregin, Ualnmav. the l:lth ilav of OcVilwr, 1 ; Iwtwecu the hours of o'clock a m and o'clock u ni. to wit: At 1 o'clock pn"" day. 1'atedSept. 10;h, !on. W. V. WITHERS, Sherill of Ijtne County, Uresn. Administrator's Notice. Ni-lice is lierel.y given that the nndeniiT; Mll.v. has lierndnlv a.il intd .UoinB- mtoriif II . -Ule . f Ahrani l.aml. J .l . ... . , I , '..i.ntr. IT eu. iiy me . mn.ty t taut mi inr v n, egio, sod all i-eriMvns hsvins tUim ' ' said estate are hereby r.ntitied and no,"'"" 'rretil tile same, w itli proper I a'liiiii.isiaior at Ills piaor 11 , ul II' He rtret-t, Mlgelie, V'rrv' nth.fioin the date of this nottre. d this 3iU day i f Au.ust, I'-" ', t-u n Ua n ... . - A. n inistiatcr tt si L IIiltiu, Attorney.