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Daily Eugeue Guard ubliahed every evaliur ol tb vaelt ban ... mk all reinitunoei psybl to KwekkUoaro, Kiitfeoa, Orqfuo. SUBSCRIPTION BATKH, DAILY. iVUrerert by carrier, par week. .1 16 '.Mirer! by carrier, per muntb 'Y mau one year im auyaooe).. moothi 'Joe month , 3iiile eopiea. WUKLT. 6 00 S 00 00 One year (in adranoe) $2.00 Six month 1 0U Advertising rates made known on appucsv Uun. Kntered as aeeond-eUai (matter Eugene, Oregon, poetomoe. at the THE EASTERN OFFICES -Of the inper are at 230 to 234 Temple Court, New York CMtr.aad U 8 Exorees bids. 67 Wi ingVm St, Chicago, IiL, K KATZ Advertia- tig Agency In charge. CAMPBELL BROS Publishers All Business Letters to this oMee sheeM e directed to THE SUAftD UsUad of either of the eroprlotors peraoaaiit. CAMPBELL BIOS. lNMONTl)tWfDTHUlfmlAT k u Jgk J 2 3-4 5 6 7 6 9 10 li 12 i5 1-4 J 5 16 LL XE '9 20. ZJ2S14 25 26 27 26U9l3o3l mlW FRIDAY - OCTOBER 12 CARL SCHDRZ ON "CONSENT OF THE GOVERNED." "It is amazing with what light ness of mind our Imperialists gooff at the most fundamental principle of Demooraoy, whioh is that 'gov ernments derive tneir jast powers from the consent o( the gorf rood.' They flippantly talk as If they had disposed of the whole matter when they show that in some inatanoes in oar history the ooneent of the governed has not been formally asked , or , obtained. , Will they please tell me from what souroe government does derive its juat po ers, if not from the oonsent of . tne governed T From divine right? That u absolutism, From tbe possession of tbe strongest fiat? That is government by force. From the possession of the greatest wealth, the longest purse T That is plutoo racy. Fronr the privilege of birth? That is aristocraoyi "There remains, then, only the ooneent of the governed, meaning, as the authors of the Declaration of Independence no doubt intended it to mean, that the people, express mg tne wm 01 tbe majority in a manner prescribed by constitutions or laws made by themselves, shall have the decisive word as to what kind of government they aie to have, who is to constitute that gov ernment, and what that govern ment is to do a government or gsnioally springing from, and re sponsible to tbe governed or, as Linooln expressed it, a government of, for and by the people," Tbe oountry Is made aware of tbe fact that ex- President Harrison . is yet on tbe turf through an Inter view given out for political pur poses the other day. Of oourte Harrison predlots all kinds of evils should Bryan be elected. Sir Thomas Llpton, of Englsnd, is somewhat of bog himself, lie claims that he praotically owns all the pork in the United States. If Sir Thomas will look np the his " tory of corners ol food prod note in tbe United States foi several years past be will God that not a few uiagnifloent fortunes were diss! paled in tbe hopeless uak of at tempting to oontrol staple crop and f iod products. It Is not often a vioe-preeideot al candidate receives the attention accorded Rootevelt. The New York Journal of October 0 has a large oartxm onder the head, "This .for ?ioe-presiJent." Tbe cartoon shows the figure of ft large baboon ' beel. sitting on the floor, with eyeglasses on nose, wearing military bat witb eknll and cross bones ornament on front. At his side a olosed volume has the superscription, "My life by me." Tbe open pages of a book in front are inscribed, "All Demo crats are cowards." A pistol and hand mirror flank the open book.JJJ The Portland poetofBoe is to be supplied with a phenomenally fast stamp cancelling machine. It will stamp, cancel, and count thirty thirty thousand letters an hoor. This is at tbe rate of five hundred a minute. This is a fast see. The poetoffice seems able to keep up with the procession. Binger Hermaon orated in Eu gene today. Binger is a profes sional officeholder. Most of tbe mature years of his life bave been spent holding down fat offices. The working men who pay tbe taxes and support tbe government msy be interested in knowing that Her mann receives over $16 a day sal ary as commissioner of tbe general land office, yet puts in his time making political speeches over tbe country. He should refund the money that he is drawing from the government for services which be fails to perform. The Register says "one of tbe striking features of tbe campaign in Lane county is Bbown in the preponderance of McKinley buttons worn by the larmers as compared with Bryan buttons." It is indeed striking leature" of tbe cam paign it tbe larmers are wearing any kind of buttons. Tbe tanner element is not noted for wearing badges or buttons. And therein they show not a little good sense, ll Has Happened . More than once that a child has been carried of? by an eagle. When such a thing doea happen the press rings with tne story. There's not a lint given by the press to the babies car ried off daily by disease. It isn't the fact of the child being taken away that Is startling or interesting, it's only whan the method of taking off is novel that It excites interest. How many children dia who might have been saved if the mother who bore them had bean abl to give them strength and vitality. Dr. Piercx'a Pavonts) Prescription makes healthy mothers and healthy mothers hsve healthy children, strong enough to resist disease if they are attacked. lira. Axsl KJtr. of Oordomrille, Cap Oir ardcaa Co., Mo., writes: When I look st mj litti boy I reel It my duty to write to you. This Is my fltth chlljauu the only one who cams to maturity; the uthera baring- died Aram lack of uouH.hmrnt 90 the doctor said. This tltns I lust thought I would try your Proscription.' 1 took nine bottles snd to my surprise It carried me through snd aav us ss fin s tittle boy as ever was. welfbed ten and one-half pound. He Is now flv months old, has nrr been skk s , snd Is so strong 1 1 htm wonders at n Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets keep the bowels healthy and regular. Notice to AH Interested. I have been Informed several times that certain parties are "working" tbe people In tbia vicinity and are claim ing to be members of theHtate Optical Hoolety. I wish to Inform the public that no bouse to house optloisi or any one working fairs, carnival, eto, are eligible to membership In tbe society. If they were ever members, the fact that they became peddlers cancels their membership. Tbe object of the society Is to elevate the profession and protect tbe people from this class of fakir. J O Watis, Pre. Boolety ofOptlolansof Oregon. Notice. Tbe Arm heretofore known as B D Paine A Co, consisting of B D Paine and D A Palue, has this day been dissolved by mutual oonseut, D A Paine retiring. Tbe business will be continued under tbe Drm name of B D Paine Co, with Uto W Handsaker as Junior member. Thanking the publlofor tbe vtry liberal patronage bestowed In the past, tbe new Arm will endeavor by fair dealing, reason able prices and the very beat goods In their line to merit a continuance of tbe same. Eugene, Oregon, October 9, 1900. B D Painr, D A Paifts, f.ls W itANIWAKIR, OABTOniA. Basrttas St lb '" BtgW Blgastars sf Just Think of It! Rubbers that don't wear out at lbs Yoham's Bum BTUrta. mmmm 5 GUNS THAT KILL. A Eugene Firm Has Received a Lot from Belgium. We bave just received direct from Belgium a big stock of double-barreled shotguns. These guns were ordered laat February. We bought I hem di rect. Knocked all tbe middle men out We will sell them cheap. Come and see tbeui; see If they are not tbe greatest bargains you ever saw, or ever beard of. In fact it la amazing bow we can sell tbeee fine guDS so cheap. One man killed 65 digger squirrels out of 73 shots with one of tbeee guns, another killed a pheasant at 75 yards witb number 8 shot. Another billed a big black bear witb number 4 shot. We bear good reports from all over the onuotry about our guns. You may Just as well as not bave one. Loek at these prices and oonalder tbat they are double-barreled breech loading guns, the far-kllliog kiud: 110.60, $12.50, (13.50, f 14.50, 116.00 and 117.00 and on up. HlDgle barrel guns $6.75, (7.50 and J9.0O. We bave also Just received fiom eastern manufac turers a flue stock of HarliD and Win chester rifles and sbotgnns. All our rifles are sighted correct. One maD shot at a deer three times In two seconds, three quarters of a mile. and bit It eacb time. You get good guns ot us and you get them cheap. Biggest stock In tbe Northwest. Barkek Gcks Works, Ninth Street, ugeoe, Oregon, That Throbbing Headache Wonld quickly leave yon, if you used Dr King's New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved ibeir matchless merit for sick and nervous headaches. Tbey make pure blood and strong ervea and build op your health. Easy to take. Try them. Only 25 cents. Monev back if not cured. Bold by W L DeLano, druggist. Singing Lessons. Singing Lessons, Italian method by Miss Marguerite Hansen. Icquire at mualo room U O dormitory from 9am to8 p ni. Miss Hansen will organize ber child ren's class In sight reading next Satur day at 9.30 in her music room In Bouth end of Dormitory. 'terms $2.00 fo for 12 lessons. Farm For Sale 628 acres of land wllbln one mile of Harrlsburg, 200 acres In cultivation two old bouses, two barns; nearly all river bottom land. A large quantity of balm, maple and asb timber. Ash and maple suitable lor lumber. Two old orchards on the place. This Is a bargnln. Price, $14, per acre. Address, R F Bakkk & Co. 'unction City Hotel. Medical. Hpeclal reserve old government whiskey used In tbe niedioal depart.. ment of the U 8 army and naval ser vice; also recognised as the purest and an unadulterated stimulant by tbe board of health of Ban Francisco for use In the hospitals. Recommended for Invalids and especially lor family use. Bold exclusively by D E Kick, clugene. Wantkd. To trade, a small tin r roved ranch, three miles fiom rail road station In Lane county, for prop erty In Euaene, inquire at Guard office for particular. Wood for sale at F i. Chamber' For timber or homestead locations Inquire at this office, or address Box 274, Eugene Oregon. Board and lodgings at reasonable rates. Address, corner 11th and Oak streets, the old F B Dunn house. Mrs E Rhodes. 161 Crescents sold this year In Eu gene; 583 Crescent riders lu and around Eugene now. The people now know that the Crescent bicycles stand with out the trouble of always tinkering them up. Oet a Cremvut and you are always ready to go. The Qdahd baa received the first census report, It being that of Arkan- It gives the population of every county, township and Incorporated town. I.ltile Itoek is the largest city. having 38,307 people, an Increa of 48 per oeut In teu ars. The urxt Is Ft Smith, 11,587, an lucrease of only 376 In ten years, then fine lllufl with 11,. 49ti, the only ctllt above 5.000. "For three days and nights I sulle' e.1 agony untold from an attack of cholera morbus brought on by eating cucumbers," says M fc. Lowlher, clerk of the district court, Ceutervllle, Iowa. "I thought I should surely die, and tried a dozen dlflerrut medicine, but all to no purpose. I seut for a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy aud three doses relieved ms entirely." This remedy la for sale by W L Delano. RUNNINB UP A 616 BILL 'h mm mr' fees wouldn't be f"unury, when ym are etv .ed with old at this eea 'u taf the yr, if yun would a U'ttle t otir pure and a.-h (rrade Cyme NoWo . Vbukeyfu ylur houe and nen take It in the faro 4 Nidy, or a your taste die aces, at bedtime ur any other id time. 'l'hre is nothing j " ' -ike it for colds, t Grippe ur Jndred ailtuents. W fll. Reflsbaiu : A Thousand Tongues . , ? v L'4Uld not express the rapture of An nie E Hprlnger of 1125 Howard street, Pa, when she found that Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption bad completely feared ber of a backing cough tbat for many years bad made life a burden. All other remedies and doctors could give ber no help, but she sas of this Royal Cure: "It soon removed the pain in my chest and, I can oaw sleep soundly, something ' I can scarcely remember doing 'before. I feel like sounding Its praises through out tbe universe." Bo will everyone who tries Dr Kiog's New Discovery for arjy trouble of tbe throat, cheat or lungs. Price 60o and $1.00. Trial bottles free at ! W . I DeLano's drag store; every bottle guaranteed. Pure Home Made Brandy Pure double distilled brandy oon alna neither fusil oil or pruwic acid, nor aoy other poison except wbat . is contained lo the fruit. Neither Is It neeeraary to rectify tbe same before It is fit for uw, as hundreds of men, and dozens of old distillers who dow live In Oregon can testify. Distilled liquors aie always clear In color, not red, untl sge give' them a yellowish cast. I will sell ' you pure double-die- tllied prune, apple or pear brandy made near Eugeue Oregon for $230 a gallon, or 75 cents a quart. I M Francis, Distiller. ' Flftb snd Blair streets, Eugene, Oregon. l-Lartgtr OUT Dull headache, pain In various parts of the body, sinking at tbe pit of .the stomach, loes of appetite, fevensbrjeas, pimples or sores, are ail positive evidence of I rap a re blood. No matter bow It became so, it must be purified In order to obtain good health. Acker's Blood Elixir has never failed to cure Bcrofulnusor Syphilitic poisons, or any other blood diseases. It is certainly a wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle on a positive guarantee. For sele by W LDeLano. OASTORIA, Bears tits ' M "n1i Bifuture of No Cure , No Pay. That Is tha wit all rlracnrtitta mU Rrovaa lasieieas unui i onic lor chilis,' maiana ana tMUiousaefts. it is ss pleasant to take Lemon yrup. AO cents , ' Property for Sale. A One 12-room residence, Bard finish good barn, fruit, 2 lots, 160x160 feet, corner Fourteenth and Pearl streets Ioqulreat once. J O Watklns, Cen tral Meat Market. - To Loam. $1,000 on first olasa real estate security, at 8 per cent. For par tlculars call at GUARD office: " Dresbmabinci. Mrs M Elliott Is now prepared to do dressmaking. Room upstairs In the Walton block, The km Parker WALTER ROSS, Mgr. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12th. ISO Hit Ms at ah Aeadaaty f v Hat York. sT!pHal Enrtfmttit. Tim Sm.o' Ilia Suivewt Th -rr. C'M&m-Amricu SDMtloii, KING OF THE ....OPIUM RING.... l'T CUrle E. Clayat sad Charles A. Taylor. THR Ht KNlt' MARVEL OF T11K !W.h CKMX'KY. Ths HnnaaTnwer el L'Maks. Th Nattv Chin A .-tors and CkUdreo Thsl'tiiseaeCaks Walk and KaftiiM Ball The Chinas Smng-rto Lanrhn: a Csrr Tit folic raid on sa Ovtira Joint Tbe t'hlosss Thealrsna a New Year's Nlfbt A Mnr,tr Kalsal.wcrrwof lrrtital Maaninpsaes. , .... Kir Di Vau,UiUe Arts. . Swats a Sal Tassaaj, Oat Sth. BUSINESS Cf D H KKBKKT LEIGH, ASSAY OFf ICE, Prompt and accurals returns guaranteed. Cottaos Oaovs, Ouooa. ATTORNKY8-AT-LAW. M WILLIAMS, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW CoUsetlons a specialty. Dffioa Orr Laos County Bank, BILYWJ, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. , DfB(.0r First National Bank. Eooiaa, Oasooa, A O WOODCOCK, ! ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW. Oflos OahaU block sooth of Chriiman But ' Eduh, Oaaooa. E it tSJOTWOETH. ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW Win practic In all ths Court's. Edodts Obsooh. BxurDS w raoamoa chas a haxdt rJtHOMPSON & HARDY, - ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Office In First National Bank Building. Practice is all ths courts. Edokdi, Oamos. SO, B DORRI8, A1TORNEY COUNSELOK-AT-LAW Will practic In all ths courts of ths Second Judicial District and in ths Buprams Court ef the state. Special attention given to collections and matters inproDate. . Onica First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1. 2 and i. , MEDICAL. W HARRIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Offioa Orer WOUns t Linn's dros- store. Office Hours 9 U. 12 a m; 2 to 5 and 7 to vpm. Reaidanos Ferry street between 11th and inn. pAINK KUYKENDALL. , PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offices In Chrhrman RWV. . . 8peciai attention to surgery and surgical dis- sew ox J 8LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. Kcaass, Oaaao . R 6 BIDDLE, DENTIST Office OnOHv artniMlL hs.tssAn P.' ft I. Sixth itreeti one block west of Minnesota Of All Kinds' at AT THR, GUARD OFFICE. 000 WORK. LOW FRICES. 600 STOCK. -IjjjI UU lUll miL. : .Printing -FIRST National Bank Of Fugeno. Paid up Cash Capital SSO.OOO Surplua - $50,000 EuQeno, Cregon, A GENERA BACKING BUSINESS Ikme on re m ;ut.hle trmA, tiLjfht dmfu on Chicago, n Fiuuitoo -nd 1'ort Und, OreKon. Bills o( evcoavngr told on foreign c .nntHec Depasiits roueived ubject .to check or certiti cat of deposit. All oolleotioni entrusted to as will reoei?t prompt attention, T O Uekdricks, President. S B KiiiN, Vice Presidtn . P. E. SXODOBASS, Csaliier. L. H. POTTEB. Ass't Csahier EUGENE Loan Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus $50.0 2,5 A GENERAL ftANKINO BUSINESS' TRANS' AOTCO ON FAVORABLE TERMS. DrafU isfmed on the principal cities of the uniia oulu-b ana ioieign CO' Dines, Interest allowed on Detraud Certlflcaies Of UepoBlt when left etated trerlod. Col lection b receive our prompt attention. City and County Warrants bough. W. C BH0WN, President.; F.W. 0SBUBH, ' uashJer. . D. A. PAINE, Vice President. W. w. SHOWN, Asit Csihltr LANE COONTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. Estaollshsd In 1882. Oldest fcBank In ths Counts. H General Banking business in all tranche transacted on favorabla terms. A. Q. HOVEY, Prenidont L. O. HULIN, Cashier. B. H. HOVEY. Aest Cashier. Central Market, miner PROPRIETORS Will kec3 constantly on hand a lull supply BEEF- MUTTON PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at the lowest market prices. A fair share ol lie doMIc patronage sollcltea : TO THE FARMERS.: ' We will psy the highest market price . for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Biieep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. WMeaiA delivered to ant rsrl ol th clti Frsro'rh r.e J. L. PAGE -DEALER u)-- Having a Large aud Complete stock ol staple and 1 ancy Groceries bought in the best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can nfftr tha rmhtiA j.. "'iirr m -jae in tAe IIP. HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON Sommerville da B-rger. TS, TA't.l.1.1.. J j, .. T i 'ranuies, uit tins Weinhard's 'Famous Beer. Bottle and Draught FIRST CLASS..'. Brick! Brick! I keep constantly on hand a large quanti ty of iirst-cl ass brick ft t yard 1J miles west of Eugene. J. M. MARTIN. Eugene Livery snd Feed Stables WEST EROS, Props New Rigs1 New Harness, Competent Drivers boarded by 1 !hn le NOTICE OF FINAL BErrLEM Nolice i i hereby given ib,t lhB ,', ii;ned, a.luin.i.irotoi r,( it,, " .""In- Ih. (Vauty Court . I L.u, ',, " ttuttl account as admiMis'trsto, ,,i l late, and tuat said County f. ont " 'Ihutsday, November btL ' "H '"W. sti 1ulo - .w bouse in Kueue aii oooi.lv M ,, "t lor Mamiuiug sid riusl ull, . P1" final selllmitut of s..ia tbtine 00 " iuiertsiid iu s.id u.u,.r aia'birl,, nel to irvtui u- oLj.ctiom ih' I S4iil fluai account on or btfr.ro . , n'fclo of November. ""'lotbilij i.uuMie, urigoo, Oct 4ii, .... B. WnuS, l Adrmuisiritor of asm u . E. B. Siipwosth. An. ' rtuui r. Notice of Final bettiee"" Estate ol H C HasCon, Dectattd t Kotite ia hereby given, that Lvdi. . Huston, executrix of said ebtale X . 4 her final acooont, lor sHtltmtnt'o, iSJ ?W tato, and Monday, the ird day o,'? ber, 1SSJ0, at the hour of one l Soffit" afternoon of said day, has bcea asi ih tt dei of the judge of said eoort (. ' of objections to said account and ? final settlement ot said estate. Dated this 3Uth day of July Lvdu A'HchT0 Attorney. """'ii), KOT1CE OF F ISAL bEllEiui Kolice is hertby yiven thai P u P hereon, administrator of the estaisil , p F. Cleaver, deceased, has filed his tin. -I oonnt as tuoh wlmiuistrator i'h lU n l ol the County Court ol UneConniv ihe 6th da) of Novmber, l'JOO. at tL k, of 10 o'clock a.m., at the Co'ur. laid Court, in tuyene, oeKn, ( lk, hearing of objtotlons, i! any, to said C account. "u P. M. McPhebsok, Adminisiraio, tstnlr. of C. i Cleaver, dicMMj M. O. Wim ya, Atly forsaid esuis. Notice to Creditors. Noiice is hereby given that F. M. Wilkiu hss bicn nuly appointed BdmitiiBlisiot . the (state of J. K. Ellison deceased, by li, liun. K. O. Potter, county judge of ruj j.ah county. All persons having olaiina ii;4ttiust aaid estate are hereby notified!! prejout ihe same to the administritM within six months from the date of this notice, with ihe necessary vouchers at tha luwofhce ol Geo. B. I'orris in Eos Oregon. p. M. Waxnu, Quo. B, Douius,1 Admimstiiior Att'v. for Estate KOT1CE 10 CKEDIlOhS. Xotice is hfirebj given that the under, signed has been uj pointed by the Cootij Court of Lane County, Oregon, admuji. trator of the estate of Margaiel Jobnuos deceased. All persons havitg claimii said estate are hereby notified lo preim them with lbs propel vouchers to tbe undersigned at tbe law offioe of A C Wood cock in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon within six niontuB from the dale of this notice. Dated September 19, 1900. A 0 Woodcoci, Administrator ol the Estate of Margin Johnston, deotased. NOTICE TO CREDIT0BS. Police is hcrfby given that the under signed uns been appoiuted by the Connlj Court of Lane County, Oregon, sdminu. tr .tor of the estate of JanieB W. blieldon, deceosed. All parsons havingclsiinsagsioit said estate are hireby notified to present them with thfl nrnm.,- vrnih.r. , il,. dirsigued nt ihe law office of A. 0. nouueocK, in f-ugeoe, Lave Count;, Oregon, within six months from Ihe date of this notice. Dated Uctobcr'the 9th, 1900. L. D. Fobiikst, Administratorof the estate of Jumea . bheldon, deceased, NOTICE TO CRCDITORS. Notice is hereby given that tbe under signed has been duly appointed by UM C unly Court of Lane County, adniinistra tor of tbe eslu'.eol David (i. i; Gullet H. cta'td, snd all persons bavirg claims i g. inst said es ate are hereby nolitled to preseut Ihe same to me, duly verified, at the in effice of E. It. Skipworth in Eugena, wllhiu six months from tbe date hereof. Dated, Eugene, Oregon, October 6, 1900. Henbt Spores, Administratorof the estate of 2 David O. G. Galley, deceaBed. E. R. Skipworth, Att'y for Administrator. Notice to Creditors. "otioe is hereby given that the undersigned has Wen appointed by the County Court o Lane county, Oiegon, executor ef Ihe lu will and testament and estate of Geerpo Soverus, deceased. AH persona having claims against said estate are hereby untitled to present them with the prsier vouchers to the undersigned at the law office of A 0 Wcodcock in Eugene, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated July 7, jsioo. ,, J I88S SOVIRNS, Executor of the Last Will and Testament snd of th Estate of George Soverns, deceised. Notice to Creditors. Estate of A. V. Teters, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Geo B Dorris ia oeen amy omKiinted administrator ol tne estate of A V Peters, deceased, by the Honorable H It Kincaid, County Judgs of Lane County, Oregon, Ah persona naving claims against said estate are herely notified to present tha um. n h .t.lni.tP,tnr. st his law office in Eugene City, over tne First National Hank, mritl,!.. .i n,n.il.. fn,m tsa date of this notice, July 12, l'.M), with t necessary vouchers. All claims must umitwl. Geo B Doaais. Ailin nistrstor. Administrator's Notice. Notice is haeoVv nt..n ,1.. H M lsy, has been Htilv a.lik.int,l a.lniinis- tratorof Uie estate of Abram Lamies, deceas ed, by the (.'mint? Court f Ijine t'ountv.Or egon, and all persons hsving claims scsinst said eaute are hereby notified and required lo present the same, with proper vouchers, to said administrator at his place of business on vtillamette ttreet, Eugene, Oregon, wi'hia sii months from the date of this notice. i'ai-u tnisard day of August, WO. H M 1'aT Administrator cfssidE 1. BlliKO, Attorney. UGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Htnirw lonv,,, j.;Ktne ,)r Elorviuw Bally exevpt riuuday at 6 a m lii'liirnini? slave leaves Kloremw lr Kiigohf dally sxrvpt Sundays at 1 p m ewtnrrlaya at 8 a m. A rrivea in Ktigfiie at 6 p ni ths day oliowiug. sixni.t far a. ulMITHIr llclfts for sal at S." Fan.V'Ii'irV' lor'aw."' " UurJ lT.nprrs m
