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THURSDAY - - OCTOBER 11
TRUSTS RAISE PRICES.
Tbe tin plate trust.' raised the
price on tin from $3 a box on Jan1
nary 6, 1899, to (3.25 on December
t 30, 1899. ( ;
The cement trust raited the prioe
of RoBendale from 75 cents on Jan
uary 6, to 96 cents on December 2g.
They raised the : price during ' the
same period on Portland cement
from tl.95 to $2.25.
The nail trust increased the price
nf nails from $1.10 on January 4,
1899, to $2.59 on January 3, 1900.
The same trust inoreased the prioe
of wire nails from $1.85 to $3.20
during the same period.
- The ooal trust inoreased the prioe
1 of anthraoite ooal . from $3.75 - on
January 4, 1899, to $4.20 on Janu
. ary 3, 1900.. ... . . . ... .
The glass trust increased the
prioe of glass from $2.57 on Janu
ary 4, 1899, to $2.89 on Januar.y 8
1900.
The rubber trust Inoreased the
prioe of rubber from 94 eenta on
January 4, 1899, to $1.45 cix Jan
uary 3, ,:
The prioe of boots and shoes, ootv
trolled by the leather trusts, show
an inorease during the year , 1899
on men's grain shoes from 97, cents
to $1.12; on Creedmore splits from
'' 95 cents to $1.10, and a like in
crease on all grades of boots and
shoes,
Tbe prioes of ootton goods . in
creased 50 per cent. White sheet
ing on January 11, sold at $15.90,
and on Deoember 20 at $23, . .
. , .'All lines of building , material,
iron, steel, woolen goods, ootton
goods, leather, and other lines con
trolled by industrial trusts, al
though showing a great inorease
In prioe during the years 1897 and
1898, showed even a greater in
orease during the year 189g.
The only prioes to fall were those
of farm products. The year book
of the department of Agrloulture
for 1899, which has already been
issued, shows that the farm pro
duots and the farm animals in
1899, although vastly inoreased in
quantity sinoe 1890, bad fallen
off in Talue to the extent of $700,
909,971. This only oounts as farm
produots oorn, wheat, oats, barley,
rye, buckwheat, potatoes, hay and
ootton. If the farm produots of
1890 had brought the. same prioes
s did the same products in 1890,
they would have brought more
than they did by the sum of $2,
009,437,584.
e
The Oregonian may not be aware
of the faot, but it wastes a erv
large amount of what ought to be
e valuable space on C E S Wood and
Zera Hnow, so-oalled National
T wO.l take. ftpoHll
cal magnifying glass of wonderful
proportions to find any such party.
Tbey cast but 977 votes in Oregon
in the presidential election of 1896.
many of those no doubt bjr mistake
of eleotors through confusion of
party names. No votes were
wasted on the McKinley campaign
adjunct by electors of any intelli
gence. Such voted for McKinley
or Bryan,
In 1846 a small band of white
settlers in Marion county held a
convention at Champoee, 'French
Prairie, to vote as to whether- the
young settlement should give ad
herence to England or the United
States. Two of the survivors ol
that first publio meeting in tbe
history of the state survive, Hon F
X Matthieu and Joseph La Bronte,
both residents of Butteville, Mar
ion opunty. Mrs Matthieu is also
a, survivor. Fifty-four years is
comparatively a short time, as time
goes,, but a long time in tbe first
history of a state.
' John ' P IriBh, who has been
allowed to bold a fat office under
the McKinley administration for
tbe services rendered as a "gold
Standard Democrat" to the Repub
licans in 1896, has taken tbe stump
iq fayor of McKinley. He still
has the cheek to poee as a gold
Democrat.
Three times events that not
many years ago would have been
considered wonderful paen with
little, if any notice. As an instance
forty thousand tons of rock weie
loosened by a twelve and one-half
ton blast of powder down on the
Columbia river the other day.
wamag 10 worn
Is the only wmj in which the btisineflg
woman, employed ia store or office, can
get open air ex
ercise. Ia it any
wonder that she
often grows pale
and thin and
-develops a tend
ency to weak
lungs." When
ever there is
pain in breath
ing, soreness of
the chest, obsti
nate cough,
"bleeding from
the lungs or any
other symptoms B
VI U1K1K UI IUB
respiratory ' or
gans, begin the
use of Doctor
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discov
ery and con
tinue the use
until cured.
Ninety-eight in
nvery hundred
ilho have used
Golden Med
ical Discovery"
for "lung trou
ble," have been
perfectly and
permanently
cured.
I wu very tick
indrrd. wrltti
Mn. Moult Jacobs,
of Fallot, Kent Co.,
Dtltwitl. n d
our family doctor
Mid 1 had con
m m ptlon . 1
thought 1 oiuat die
Soot, for I felt bo
AwAil hart. Hud
d cough, fult blood, sad wu very short of
ath. I htwf paint in my ihtnt and right lung,
to had dywptjwla. Before I took your 'Golden
- Mtcal Dlwovery 1 And ' Ttcaaant Pelleti 1 wni
l waak I could not iwswp a room, now I can
- t a wall wuhlug. I (til Ukt a saw person."
Dr. Pierce s Pellets cure heart-burn.
A Thousand Tongues
Could not express the rapture of An
Die B Springer of 1134 Howard Istreet,
Pa, when she found that Dr King's
New Discovery lor Consumption bad
completely loured her of a haokln
cough that for many 'years had made
life a burden. All other remedies and
dootors could give her no help, but
sbe says ot this Iloyal Cure: "It soon
removed tbs pain In my chest and I
can now sleep soundly, something I
can soarotly remember doing before. I
feel like soiiedlnc Ha praises through
out the universe." Bo will everyone
who trie. i)r Klrnt a few Dlsonvery
for any trouble nf the throat, cheat or
lunge. Price 6IXJ and tl.OO. Trial
bottle free at W L Del.ano'e drug
storo; every Dome iiuaretiieeu.
Notice.
. The firm heretofore known as U D
Paine A Co, consisting of 11 I) Palue
and D A Paine, has thla day been
dissolved by tuutual ooueeut, I) A
Paine Miring. The uusIiim will tie
oontlntied under the firm name of II D
Paine A Co, With Ueo W Hauilsaker
as Junior member. Thanking tlio
publio for the very llueial patronage
beatowedf lu the pait, the uew firm
will endeavor by fair dealing, reason
able prioes and the very beet giKHla In
their line to merit a ooulluuaiice of the
same.
Eugeut, Oregon, October 8, 1900.
B D l'AlNIt,
O A PIMK,
. (It W HlKWAKIR.
Sawmill lVoperty for Sale.
Two hundred and twenty-eight
acres of land, about 1,000,000 fret of
timber, aawmlll and good water power,
hiueeand lrn,all tor flAliU. Plenty
of timber adjacent. Inquire ot Jnbn
Wlrjuorlrd, Creswell, orol K O Potter.
Just Think of ltl
Rubbers that don't weat out at the
heel.
Yokan's MiiiiK Stork, ,
ti'
mm
GUXS THAT KILL.
A Eugene Firm Has Received a
Lot from Belgium.
' We have Juet received direct from
Belgium a big mock of double-barreled
shotguns. These guns were ordered
last February. We bought them di
rect. Knocked all tbe middle men out
We will sell them cheap. Come and
see them; see If they are not tbe
greatest bargains you ever hw, or ever
heard of. In faot It Is amazing now
we can sell these flue guna so cheap.
One man killed 65 digger equlrrele
out of 7SBhota with one of theneguun.
another killed a pheasant at 76 yard
with number 8 shot. Another killed a
big black bear with number 4 shot. We
bear good reports from all over the
country about our gnnv. iou may
JuM as well as not have one. -
Look at these prices and couslder
that they are double-barreled breech
loading guns, the far-killing kind:
10.50, 112.60, $13.60, $14.50, $16.00 and
$17 00 and on up. Hingle burrel guus
$6.76, $7.60 and $9.00. We have also
Just received fiom eastern manufac
turers a fine stock of Marlln and Win
chester rifles and shotguns.
AH our rifles are sighted correct.
One man shot at a deer three times in
two seconds, three quarters of a mile,
and bit It each time. You get good guns
ot o and you get them cheap. Biggest
stock In the Northwest.
' Barkek UuNa Works,
Ninth Street, Eugeue, Oregon.
Singing Lessons.
Hinging Lessons, Italian method by
Miss Marguerite Hansen. Inquire at
music room U O dormitory from 9am
to 8 p ni.
Miss Hansen will organize her child
ren's class in eight rending next Satur
day at 9.30 in her music room in South
end of Dormitory. Terms $2.00 fo
for 12 lessons. '
Farm For Sale
628 acres of land within one mile
of Barrisburg, 200 acres in cultivation
two old bouses, two barns; nearly all
river bottom land. A large quantity
of balm, maple and ash timber. Abu
and maple suitable lor lumber. Two
old orchards ou the piece.
This Is a bargain. Price, $14, per
acre. Address,
K F Bakkk A. Co.
'miction City Hotel.
Medical.
Hpeolal reserve old government
whiskey used In tbe medical depart
ment of the U B army and naval ser
vice; also recognized as the pureHt and
au unadulterated stlmtilnot by the
board of health of Han Fruootsco for
use In. the hospitals. Recommended
for Invalids and especially lor family
use.
Hold exclusively by . , .
DE Kjce, ttugene.
Property for Sale,
A flue 12-rooin residence, hard finish,
good barn, fruit, 2 lots, 160x100 feet,
oorner Fourteenth aud Pearl streets
Iuqulreat ouoe, J C Watklus, Cen
tral Meat Market.
To' Trespassers.
Positively any person hul.llug on
our premises will be prosecuted to the
fullest exteut of (he law.
IKUKU.8 A Co.'
To Loan. $1,000 on first class real
estate security, at 8 per cent. For par
tlculars call at Guard otltoe.
I)RK8SUAIN(I. Mrs M Elliott Is
now prepared to do dnaamaklug.
Boom upstairs In the Walton block.
No Cure No Pay.
Tht la tlie ay all tmralte eell (ImTM
TatlM C'liill Tonlo tor t'Wlln, Malaria and
ltilliouenepe. It ia as tileeeaut to take a
Leoiun yrup. ftOoente
WanI'KIi. To trade, a email Im
proved much, I line miles fiom rail
road elation In Lane county, for prop
erly lu Kugene. Juqulra at Guard
oftlce for particular..
Wood lor sale at K L Chamlwrs'.
Put a chain brush on your bicycle,
and keep tho chain clean and bright.
K K McClauahau baa them.
For timber or houiextead locations
Inquire at thla nlllce, or addrees Box
274, Kugene Orvgou.
Board and lodgings at reaennable
ralee. Addteas. corner 11th and Oak
streets, the old F B IHinn hmise. Mrs
E Rhode.
161 Crescents sold (hi year In Eu
gene; 683 Crescent rider In and around
Eugene now. The people now know
that the Crescent bicycles stand with
out the trouble of always tinkering
tl em up. (let a Crescent and you are
always ready to go-
RUNNING (IP A BIB BILL
'K uwuir1 few wouldn't be
raftaiy, wben you are t
k,r6.1 with oolda at thu
u if tlx yaar. if yuu woulil
wrp a tttle of our pure and
t ivh irnwis C'yrua N oble
vhukey in your house and
tntu take It in the form ot
Multly, or a your taate die
fitee, at beiHirne or any other
'v- Mid time. '1 hero ia nothing
like it for cold, LaUrippeor
kindred ailments. .
W ffi. Renshaia
Robbed tbe Grave. ,
A startling Incident nf which Mr
John Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by bim as follows:
"1 was In a most dreadful condition,
My skin was almost yellow, eyes sun
ken; tongue coated, psln continually
ln ijick and sidesno appetite gradu
ally growing weaker day by day
Three physicians bad given me np,
Fortunately, a friend advised trying
'Electrio Bitters,' and to my great , Joy
and surprise, tbe first bottle made a
decided Improvement. 1 continued
their use for three weeks, and am now
well man. I know tbey saved my
life, and robbed (he grave of another
victim." None should fall to try tbeux
Only 60cte; guaranteed at W L DeLa-
uo's drug store.
How's This?.
We offer One Hundred Dollars Be
ward tor any case of Catarrh that, can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F J Cheney 4 Co, Tolede, O,
We, the undersigned, have known T
J Cheney for tbe lust 16 years, and
believe bim perfeotly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations uiade
by their firm. ' ''
West ATruax, wbolesaledruggists,
Toledo, O. . . , ..i
, Waldinq, Kinnan, A Marvin,
wholesale druggists, Toledo, O.
Hull's Catarrh Cure I 'taken Inter
nally, acting dirnctly upon tbe blood
and mucous surfaces of .the system
Tes'imonials sent free. Price 76o per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Hall's Family Pills are tbe best.
Pure Home Made Brandy
fure double distilled brandy con-
alns neither fusil oil or prussio acid
nor any other poison except what Is
contained In the fruit. Neither la it
necessary to reotify 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
are always clear In color, not red, uuti
age glvei them a yellowish cast.
I will sell you pure double-dls-
tllled prune, apple or pear brandy made
near Eugene Oregon for $2.60 a gallon,
or 76 cents a quart.
' I M Francis, Distiller. .
Klltb and Blair streets, Eugene,
Oregon. 1 : . . . (
Editor's 'Awful Plight. ' ,;;:
F,M Hlpglns, editor -of the : Seneca
(Ills.) News, was sfllloted for years
with piles that no doctor or remedy
nelped until he tried Bueklk'a Arnica
Salve. He. writes, two boxes wholly
cured bim. It's tbe surest pile cure on
earth and the best salve iu the world.
.Only 25. cents., Bold, by V ,L De
Laqo,. druggist.. . : . . . t j
OABTORIA-.tl .
Bears the . ..I '" aiMjlW Ha" Always Baipt
DJe-nattue
The
Parker
WALTER ROSS, Mgr.
FBIDJr, OCTOBER 121
ISO llihts at the Seademr etajuile
Sew York.
SS-Speriel Knre(rement. "
Thie M..n- Uig !iicoe.
The tireat Uhineee-Anierlcan Seuatioa,
KING OF THE
....OPIUM RING....
liy Cho-lee E. Vlayae aaJ C'harlee A. Tejlor.
TIIR WKSMC MARVEL OP
THK aoth I'tMlKY,
The llumen Tower of Oilnke. '
The Netlre Chlnew Arton and OhUitrea
Tliel'hieeeet'oae Walk aadKegtime 1111
The Chineee Snngitlen ln-line a Cargo
The Pollre rhi an t1tlmn Joint
1 he l hineer Theatre on a New Year's Night
A Monater KaleMuea ft al
(irientl Megniticence.
Five Hig Vanleille Acta.
teate ee tele leasee;, Oet Stk. ,
BUSINESS CAPU
H
EKilEKT LKIUU,
ASSAY OKKICE,
Prompt and accurate returna guamiteed.
Corraoi Gbovi, Ouiooa.
ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW.
M WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
CoUeetioos a specialty.
Jttioe U?er .Lane iwuntr nana.
BILYKU,.
'. . ! i" ' '
y ' ATTOIINEY-AT-LAW.
3flke Oyer Firrt National Bank.
Ecoin, OeiGOM.
A.
O WDODOOCK,
ATTOKNEYAT-LAW.
Offioe One-half blook emUi of Ohrieman BIk
, Eoom, Obioos.
E
K SKIPWOBTU.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
WU1 practice In all the Court's,
Edoihi Okioos.
Ramus W THOMTBOS CRAB a hasdi
rpHOMPSON A HABDY,
' ATTOBNEYS-AT-LAW.
Office-In First National Bank Building.
Practice in aU the court.
;.. i Epqxqi, Oaioov. '
KO, B D0REI8,
. ATTOBNEY COUN8ELOK-AT-LAW
Will nractioe In all the1 conrta of the Second
Judicial Diatrict and in the Supreme Court
el the state.
Speoial attention given to collection! 1 ana
matters in probate.
. Office-First National Bank Bldg.
Room L 8 and &
MEDICAL.
D
R J W HARRIS,
-1! PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office Over Wilkins t Linn'e drug Btore.
Office Houn-9 to 12 a m; 2 to 5 and 7 to
r-Spsa, .,,'( j .
Residence Ferry street between 11th and
12th.
JAINE A KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Offices In Chrismaa Block.
8pecial atteotion to surgery and surgical dis
eases of women..
J S LUOKEY,
) A JEWELER.
Watches and Clocks Repaired.
Kcanrs, Oataos
D
R G BIDDLE,
-. I
DENTIST ,
Office -OnOlive street, between Fifth and
Bnith streets one block west of Minnesota
Hotel.
Of
All:
Kinds
f...AT THE...,
GUARD
OFFICE.
690D WORK, LOW FRIGES,
6003 STOCK.
Letjil Blankt of All IkidL,
..Printing.
FIRST
Nationa
Of Eugene.
Paid up Cash Capital 850,000
Surplus . - 5BO.OOW
Eugene, Oregon.
A GENERAL BA.VKINO BUSINESS
Dnnn nn n ifliU'ttile terUS. Hfcht
drafts on Chicago, n Kiandnco end Port
land, Oregon.
Hill ol exchange fold on fore itfn otoutnee.
Uepoeita received euhject to check or certiti
cate of denoeit.
All colleotioni entmnted to u win receive
prompt attention,
T O Hshdricis,
President.
S B Kaeim,
Vice Preeldtu .
P. E. Ssonoiuss,
Canhier.
L. H. POTTKR,
, Aei't Cannier
EUGENE
LoaneSavingsBank
Of Eugene, Oregon. '
Paid Up Cash Capital
Surplus
$50,0
2,5
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS . TRANS'
ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS. . '
Drafts iBBned on the princ'pAl cltiei of the
Dulled Biales and foreign ccutries.
Interest allowed on Den'and Certificate of
Deposit when left ttatcd period.
Collections receive our prompt attention.
City aud County Warraute uouKht.
W. E BK0WN,
Preikienl.1'
F. W. OSBURN,
cashier.
0, . PAINE,'
. ' Vice Presicent.
W. W. BROViN,
Ant Caihler
LAKECOUNTY BANK
EUGENE,
OREGON.
EetaollshedlnlBSZ. Oldest
axBank In the County.
It General Banking business in all itmh
transacted on favorable terms.
A. O. HOVETf, President
L. G. HUL1N, (.'ashler.
B. H, HOVEV. Aest Csshier.
Centra! Market,
Miis Milk
PROPRIETORS
Will keep constantly on hand a lull supplj
BEEF MUTTON
.PORK and VEAL
Which they will sell at the lowest
aiarket prices.
A lalnliare ot the Dutillc Datrasge sollclleo
: TO THE FAKMERS. ;
We will pejr the blithest market price
for Fat Cattle, Hogs aud Sheep.
Shop on Willamette St.,
KUGENE, OREGON.
etaVMeau delivered tu. an. rarl ot th oity
F'Beotntar e
J. L. PAGE
Having a Large aud Complete stock ol
. t-taple and ancy Groceries bought
In the beet markets,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
I can Oder the publio better prices
...nu nu v iiinifr iii 'juh in tlltteup.
HOFFMAN HUUSE SALOON
Sommerville &, Berger.
ee
Pure VhiaVies and llrandle., the fine
(miles of Wines anij 'Jigara. Mixed
Drmka a Swcialty.
Weinhard's......
Famous Beer.
Bottle and Draught
FIRST CLASS.. -
Brick! Brick!
I keep constantly on
hand a large quanti
ty of lirst-class brick
at yard 1 miles west,
of Eugene.
J. M. MA11TIN.
Eugene Livery and Feed Stablps
WEST ESOS, Preps
New Rigs
New Harness,
Competent Drivers
.;..l..l.,Sf H.yo, ,
r " ST S.nn,' tuk.
llamette and Tenth Street,.
Teleeaeae Me a SI.
Bank
NO'llCE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice U ht rol.y given that tho uuikr
ei'UMl, aiiuiuiirati i,( n,0 e8a. J
I.lizbih EjIii-ou, JllkJ, ). uhi, '
the Ciuuty Court i f Luue ,iiij, (,,,
fiual aCL-otint aa aduiiin-Irutur of euiti
lute, and tbateeiil Couuly Coi.ri h set
'I'liurKtlnv. NovtmlMtr Nrl. mini .
o'clock a. in, a ihe timo, mhI ia the court
liouse in Kngnno wrni oounly. as the place
lor examining seid final a -count aud the
rinal eittleiutut ol 1U1IO esiaie. A petb0
interested iu aniil mutter ere hereby noti
fied lo i resent auy oljeotious Ihey have to
mi floai account on or before taid s,b dv
ol November. "
Dated, liugeno, Oregon. Oct. 4th, !0
. . . S. It. Wiiojjm,.
A.iniluimritor o( said calaU,.
IU. X. Ally lof AaUX T.
Notice of Final Settlement,
Estate of H C HuBton, DeoeaEed, Lane
County, Orcgou.
Notice is hereby given, that Ljdj, ,
IluBtou, executrix ol said estate, bus tiled
her final account, for settlt ment of said J,
tale, andMondiiy. the 3rd duy of Sepujm.
ber, 1900, at the hour of one o'clock in the
afternoon of said day, has been set bj on
der of the judge of sulci oourt for heirin
of objeotionu to said account snd lor the
final settlement of said estate.
Dated this 3Utb da; of July, 1900
Lidu A Hcsiox,
L BiLTin, Am ipi, mn
Attfiuev. '
" NOTICE OF FINAL SEiTlementT"1
Notice is hereby niven tbt P. ji jj
l'berson, udministrulor of the esiaie of c'
F. Cleaver, deceased, has filed his final ac
conut sh such Hdminisiralor wi'h the fjtrw
of the Couuty Court of Lane County, Ore
gon, and ibe said Court has tiled Mundar
the 6tb day of Novruber, luoO, at tba boor
of 10 o'clock a. m-, at the Coun hoom nf
in R....A.., r
n!..riiiK oi objections, t: any, to said Ami
account.
P. M McPhkhbon, Administrator
t Estute iA C F. Cleaver, dtceasel
11. O. WiLxias, Ally for said esUte. '
. Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given that F. M. Wilkins
ha been liuly appointed administrator o
:h" letnte of J. K. Ellitou deceased, bj the
t: i! K O. Potter, county jude of laid
' ...iih nrjuntv. All nuTRiitm li.vinn
... r -b,.jB ,,-ibiui,
..i.it.et said estate are hereby notified to
pieeeut the seme to Ihi administrator
within sii months from the date of this
notice, with the necessary vouchers sttl.
luWL'lhce ol Geo. B. DotTis in Eug
Oregon. F. M. Wnjua,
Geo. It, Doiibis, Admimstiatoi
&U'v. for Estate
MJTICE 10 CHEDITOhS.
Notice is hereb given lhat the under
signed has heen tu pointed by the Conntr
Court of Lane County, Oregon, idmiou
trator of the estate of Margaret JohMon
deceased. Ail persons having claimsiigaini
said estate are hereby notified to emeu
theui with tlie propei vouchers to tbs
nodereigned at the law office of A C Wood
cook iu Eugene, Lane County, Ortgoa
within six months from the date oltba
notice.
Duted September 19, 1900
A C 'OODCOC,
Administrator of tbe Estate of MiBra
Johustou, deoeatied.
K OTIC hi TO CKEUITOBS.
Notice is hereby given that (he nuJer
sigued hiiH been appuinted hf lite Couatj
Cuurt of Lane tount, Ort-gon, BdmiDis
tr..t'jr of tDe estuto of James W. bbtldoo,
doceueed. All persons havinclainiBBguiDBt
said estate are hileby notlitd to pttaent
them with tbe proper vouch-rs to tbe dd
dernigued at ibe ' law ofhee of A. G.
Woouoock, iu Eugene, Laoe Count;,
Oregon, within six mouths from the date of
this notice.
Dated October Ibe 9tb, 11)00.
L. 1). Fobbsst,
Administraturof tbe estate
of James W. Sheldon, oeceuei
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is berebv given that tbe nnder
signed has been only appointed by the
Oinnty Court of Lane County, adminiitie
tor of the ostaio of David (i. U. Galley, de
oeafed, and all pirsons having cUiml
ngiinst said es'i.te are heriA; noliW f
present lite pntne to me, duly verified, it
the luw office ol E. 11. Skipworlb in EnfeM,
within six mouths from Ihe da'e bereoi
Duted, Eugene, Oregon, uctoberfi, lwt
IIeneiSwws. ,
Ailministrntor of the esiateof ,
David a. O, Galley, dfff'
E. K. Skipwokth,
Alt y lor Admin latistor.
Notice to Creditors-
liotice i hereby given that the "oll'ni'J
hen been appointed by the County CijU rt
l.ane county, Oiegnn, execntwr of it JJ
will and testament and e.lat of Oe
Soverns, deceased. All iiewni ""T
clainis against said estate are hereby noow
to present them with the proper voucMi"
the undersinneH at the law othoe of A
Wcnlcock in EuRene. Oreinin, witnn
months from the date of this ootii.
Dated July 7, WOO.
JumhSovhWi
Executor of the Last Will nun Testament"1
of the Estate of Georiro Several, deoi
Notice to Creditors-
Eatate of A. V. Peters, dei eased. .
Notice is hereby given that l-eo 'T
ha been duly oj.pninteil ailministrawr"
eatate of A V Peters, deceaeeA 7 .
Honorable 11 It Kinciiil, County li.
Lsne County, Oregon. A!l prno"
claims against auid estate are herei-T
to presont the same to the to,B1 ,
his lw othce in fcugene C.ty, er tw v
iiaunuai liana, witniu six iu-u-- . . ,
Hate ol tins notice, July 13, '",'
ssary vouchere. All cis""- . -
uizil. liio li Dohhis, Aii'.
Administrator's Notice.
I. I. i tl.ai llie iinile1-'
K M 1 av, has been duly a.,l "
trator nf'tlie estate of Ahiaui lr
ed. by the Connty Court el
eifun, and all persons navtnit n(f
said estate are lierehy notified ami rut ,
present the same, With pnfr ''";,
said ailniinistt-nU.r at his piace ol "u",
Willaiuette itTe-U Kuitene, f
nx nionths from tlie dale of if"
Dated thiaSrd day uf Ausu,
Ai'mini'tiatir cleaidK
1. Biltiu, Attorney
EUBEHE-FLORENCtt
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Froprieto:
Htaire l.wvre tugeiie l"'f"
Hftllv nto.,.1 s4nii(1nv at n a m
Heliirning stH(te '",
for Kugene ilully eiP' suuusj
l in
Satunlavs at 8 ni. .t-f iff
Arrlvi'a iu Kugeue at 8pn" '
fiilluwlng.
81NM.I FA H K.
KUl'MITKIP ';' HvsrT
Ttrkete for sale at I. e
Eugene, or at llunl li"n
loitnce.