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TUEoDAY -
OCTOBER! 16
OLD KENTUCKY.'
T J Stiles, of Albany, who ( ia
visiting in Kentucky, the land J of
bourbon and politioal 'assassins
tions, writes a very inteiestlng
letter to the Albany Democrat. We
give an extract in regard to the
pohtioai situation in that contested
state whioh ordinarily rolls np
Demooratio majoritieayyei aaliits
eleotoral rote, exoept ona,i for Mo-
Klnley four years agot i i
"The Demooratio ; oeatral mok
mittee here elaim tb state sor tor
Bryan and , Beckhanu Politioal
feeling here is intensely bitter.
have been to the Courier-Journal
offioe twioe to see Mr Waterson,
but he was not in. k He ii res In tbe
oonntry and does' moon ' of his
writing there. I heard Debs speak
at Moaio Friday mgbt and
Mr Bryan spoke here last night to
the largest and most enthusiastic
audlenoe I have ever seen. His i
oeption here was phenomenally
oordial and hearty. The--greet
auditorium was orowded to suflbca-
tion with 6000 of Kentuoky's men
and women, and twioe that man?
on the outalde, ., It was Mr Bryan's
seventeenth speeoh for the day, and
yet he apoke with . unuaual foroe
and vigor. ' When be said that be
felt mnoh greater interest t in this
oampaign as a oitisan . ithan, as i
presidential candidate the vast
audienee aa one person rose to their
feet and ahouted themaelvea hoarse
at the expression of a sentiment ao
uneeluab and patriotic"
A MONSTER AMONG) BIRDS.
In a very interesting artiole on
birds in a recent number of the
London Spectator the writtr says:
"Good temper and good fellow
ship, in sooiety, a personal affection
to eaoh other to whioh the beasts
offer no parallel, Industry and in'
dependence, Intense devotion and
foresight in tending their young,
with other very human and en
gaging traits of obaraoter, must all
be credited to the race of birda.
"Among those kindly and aimpls
natures tha ouokoo is a monster.
Let there be no mistake on this
subject. He onites in his life and
obaraoter, from the egg to the adult
bird, praotioes and prinoiples to
whioh the whole ' race of warm
blooded animals offers no parallel.
He is an outrage on the moral law
of bird lite, something so flagrant
and so utterly foreign to the way
of thought of these kindly beinga
that if he did not exlat he would
sot be conceit-able.. It Is not
merely that he is a supplanter and
a changeling. His whole nature la
so evil that in the world of birds
lie is an Incarnation of the princi
ple of ill, an embodiment of vloea
whioh would if understood or
adopted by other birds put an end
to the exietenoe of the race." 1
ANOTHER JEKFLl AND HYDE.
CASE.
An Elizabetbport, New Jertey,
bank has a sensation in tUs diaap
pearanoeofa trusted bajtk.olerkJ
The young man played the raoea,
with a woman to aid him, and in
foot years . suooeeded- , in tapping
the bank for $109,000. on, an. 1 820
salary .
The astonishing thing Is that the
bank officials had not the least in
formation about bis burning up
money in the (tenderloin district
until after his iaappearanoe last
month. In fact be waa considered
a model young maa "Dr Jekyll"
and !Mr Hyde" find apt illustra
tions in every-day life.
What is familiarly known as the
endleaa chain scheme, of obtaining
money has been declared illegal by
the postal authorities, and exoluded
from the mails. For .the put two
or three years dotens.of these prop
ositions ' have been worked
throughout the country until they
have become a aqiaance.
Rather a - patbetitf case cornea
from tie York j A' Russian em
igrant had made enough money
to send for his wife and five ohil
Tjdren. b One of .therm a girl of eight
fears, is ldiouo ana the omoiais
uld not admit her. The father
will take the defective girl back to
Russia, the family remaining.
FromUbe N fY' World i! Preal
dent Morse of th ice trostt; Is in
dlgnant at the.asseTtionMnat it is
Demooratio concern. He aaya that
with one exoeption all the officers
and directors are lor MoKinley and
Roosevelt,
8wact butter can't be made in a sour
hura. The stomach is s churn. A foul
stomach fools the food put Into it. When
the food is fouled the blood made from
it is fouled also. Poal blood means dis
eases Cleans the churn and you have
sweet butter.. Clean aa the stomach and
you have pure blood. The far reaching
action of Dr. Pierae's Golden Medical
Discovery Is due to Its effect on the
stomach and organs of digestion and
nutrition. Diseases that itwgin in the
stomach are cured through,. the stomach.
"Dr. Merce's OoMeu Medical DtMmn liaa
wont a sreat bltarloi Io mc writes Mis.
Elton B. Bacon, of Shnueoury, SraBklin Co..
Maes. Prior to September, 1807. 1 had doctored
I naa ooct
1 rears, r
ithoat any
aeaverr
ror my atomaca iroable ror arreral year, eotna
utroual
bene fit
a a otwiwoi tmunem wisnoai-anyreei
t. In Seotembrr. tatrf I kii,wr. tr
lie and irew woeec ; coabi iat bat little.
and arew woeec ; const Sat bat little. . I
leacccf to take Dr. ftercea medicine an4
ra a sheet time I eonkt eat and work. I Juva
amineo twenty pouaaa ia two moataa.v.
" Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Ad riser sent free on receipt of stamps
to psy expense of mailing only. Send
31 one -cent stamps for paper - bound
volume, or i cents for cloth binding, to
Dr. R. V. Pierce, 66t Main Street, Buf
falo, N. Y. !
Oregon's Mouatain Fortune.
Koeebarf Beriew, Oct. U.
"B R Hanan has two earloada of
hogs to ship from Bowbdrg but Is
having trouble about getting oars. The
lumber trafflo on the 8 P K R Is so
heavy that It Is said they are even
loadlDcetoek ears wlth .lt. This It
what la censing the ear famine and le
bringing prosperity to the railroad
company. The Eastern timber lands
are now pretty well elsared off and the
PaolQo eoaat mutt supply the entire
market a fact that will turn mlllleos
of dollars tbla way during the neit
fifty years or more.
"It Is the lumber business and not
If ark Henna prosperity that la boom
ing railroad trafflo, as the crops fcn
Western Oregon this year would re
quire few ears to move them."
Notice to All Interested..
I have been If formed several times
thai oartaln parties are "working" the
people In this vlolnlty and are claim
ing to be member of the Btate Optical
Boelety. I wish to Inform the publle
that no house to house optician or any
one working fairs, carnival, eto, are
eligible to membership In the society.
If they were ever members, the fact
that they became peddlers cancels
their membership.
The object of the society Is to eleyate
the profession and protect the people
from this eiass of fakirs.
J O Watts,
Pres. Boelety of Optlolans of Oregon.
SplUenberg Apples.
Flrstalass prlos paid for good ship
ping apples. Peters' warehouas, on
railroad, Pearl street. T N aaa.
1WM0 Ramblers 36.
Flrst-olaes meals at Hatuu.outl's.
3
It Happened in a Drugstore.
"One day liuit wluUr a lady came to
my drug store and asked for a brand
of oougb medicine that I did not have
In stock," says Mr O R Grandln, the
popular druggist of Ontario, N Y.
"Hbe was disappointed and wanted to
know what oougb preparation 1 coold
recommend. I said to ber tbat I could
freely recommend Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, and tbst sbe could
take a bottle of the remedy and after
giving It a fair trial if sue did not flud
It worth the money to bring back the
bottle and I would relund the price
paid. In tbe course of a day or two
tbe lady came back In company with
a friend In aeed of a cough medicine
and advised ber to buy a bottle of
I'bamberlain's - Cough ' Remedy. I
consider that a very good reoommen
datlorf for the remedy." It Is for sale
by W L DeLano.
Story of a Slave. "
To be bound hand and foot for years
by the obelus ofdbease Is tbe worst'
lorm of slavery . George D Williams,
of Mabebester, Mich, tells how such a
slave was made free. He says: "My
wlfe bas been so helpless for five years
tbat sbe could not turn over In bed
alone. After -using two' bottles of
Eleotrio Bitters, she is wonderfully
Improved and able to do ber own
work.'!. 'This . supreme remedy for
female diseases quickly cures nervous
ness, sleeplessness, melancholy, head
ache, backache, fainting , end dizzy
spells. This mlraole working medi
cine Is a godsend to weak,, sickly, run
down people. Every bottle guaran
teed. Only 60 cents.. Sold .by WL
DeLano, druggist.
It Saved His Leg.
, P A Daoforth, of LaGrsnge, Ga,
offered Intensely for six months wltb1
a frightful running sore en his leg, but
writes that Bucklen's Arnica Halve
wholly cured It In ten days. For
ulcers, wounds, burns, bolls, pain or
piles Its tbe best salve in the world.
Cure guaranteed. Only 25 cents. Hold
by W L DeLano, druggist.
Reading Material for Manila.
There is a great scarcity of reading
matter at Manila, and a cry comes
from the soldiers for books, magsztnes
or any thing to read,"' Tbe Eugene Red
Cross Society will send a large' box to
Manila In about ten days. Those who
have contributions to make, will please
leave them at Miss Rankin's store on
Willamette and 7th streets.
Help the Students.
i If those who have any ' work to do,
suoh as . splitting . wood,' cleanlna up
lawns or in taot aoy kind of work, will
notify me,, I can send them students
who will be glad of the opportunity to
earoimoney to enable them to continue
at tbe University, i Call me up on the
'phonej .
J Btraub,
Annual Football Benefit.'
The annuel football benefit will be
given at Abe 1 Armory . next Friday
evening. Candy, lemonade and .plea
will be soldi at , booths as usual j A
unique program .will be rendered
Admission 10 cents, i
, Sawmill Property for Sale.,,
Twoi hundred aud . twenty-eight
aureaof laud, about 1,000,000 feet of
tlmbert sawmill and good water power,
house aud barn, all for $1600. Plenty
of limber, adjacent. , Inquire of John
Wlneorled, Creswell, or of E O Potter.
' . From Theatre Box Office.
i hereafter no tickets will be held for
people unless a deposit is made. First
one wltb tbe cash gets the tickets. .
Sheep for Sale.
000 choice ewes for sale In lots to suit
purchaser, . Also about 600 weather
lambs. Write or call on "
M Wii.hklm,
Mouroe, Or,
To Trespassers.
roslllvely any person buMliig on
our premises will be prosecuted to the
fullest extent of the law.
Douches A Co.
Just Thiuk Of III
Rubbers thst dou't wear out at the
heel.
Yokam's Sitoa Stork.
A new remedy for blllouaiiese is now
on sale at W L DeLaoo'e drug store. It
Is called Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. It gives quick relief
and will prevent the attack if given aa
soon as ths first ludioatlon of the dis
ease appears. Price 25 ceuts per box.
Samples free.
CABTOrilA.
Bearttas A I as IM to Kra) llwjrt BOejit
tfaatars
af
tots
RUNNING UP A BIB BILL
a oo cor fee wouldn't be
. t-iivry, wh jm v at
M.siei with cold at Uim '
as f the year, if yvrx would
mi ft buttl of our ar U'l
: t(rd Cjrru .Sol..
Vrtiiky in your humm uvd
totiD uk it io tb form o
-ai:y. or m y ur Ut dit
tatw, at boltiioa ur tuiy other
ut time. Ther i nathinif
hke it fur oolfifl, Urippe or
tndrtxJ failmtsuU.
Prevented a Tragedy. ,
Timely Information given Mrs George
Long, of New Btrsltsville, Oblo, pre
vented a dreadful tragedy and saved
two lives. A frhhtful cold had long
kept ber awake every night. 8he bad
tried many remedies sod doctors bnt
steadily grew worse until urged to try
Dr King's New discovery. One bottle
wholly cured ber end sbe writes tbli
marvelous medloioe also oured Mr
Long of a severe attack of pneumonia.'
Suoh cures are positive proof 'of the
maloblesa merit of this grand remedy
tor curing all throat, cbest sad lung
troubles. Only 50o and $1.00. Every
bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free at
W L DeLano'sdrug'Btorei"
Pure Home Made Brandy
Pure double distilled brandy oon
alna ueitber lusil oil or piuwic acid,
nor any other poison' except What Is
contained In the fruit. ' Neither 1s It
ueoeeaary to rectify the same In foru it
is fit for uwe, as hundreds of men, od
dozens of old distillers who now Jive
In Oregon can testify. DIalllled liquors
sie always clear in color, cot red, uutl
age give them a yellowish' cast. :
I will sell you pure double-distilled
prune, apple or pear brandy made
near Eugene Oregon for $2.60 a gallon,
or 76 cents a quart.
I M Kranola, Distiller.
Filth and Blair streets, Eugene,
Oregon.
1-bAlfc.l) OUt
Dull headache, pat us In various parta
of tbe body, kinking at the pit of the
stomach, loex of appetite, feverish ness,
pimples or sores, are all positive
evidence of Impure blood. . No matter
how It became so, it most be purified
In order to obtain good health. Auker's
Blood Elixir baa never failed to cure
Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons, or any
other blood disease.' It 1s certainly a
wonderful remedy and we sell every
bottle on a positive guarantee. For
sele by W L DeLano.
Medical.
Hpeclar reserve old 'government
whhikey used In the medical depart
ment of tbe V 8 army and naval, ser
vice; also teuogulzed as the 'purest and
an unadulterated stimulant by tbe
board of health of San Froclsoo for
usetu the hospitals. Recommended
for Invalids and espeoially Jor family
UHe. . .
Sold I'xuluslvely by
D E Rice, bugene,
Farm For Sale
628 uores of land within one mile
of Hnrrisbuig, 200 acres in cultivation
two- old bouses, two barns; nearly all
river bottom land. A target quantity
ofbulm, msple and ash limber. Ash
and muple suitable lor lumber. Two
old orchards on the plnce.
This la a bargain. Price, 114,' per
acre.: . Address, h .
RF KavkbACo.i.
'unci inn I lly Hotel.
OABTOniA.
Bean thai yf Irs sntl Yon Hlw Mwift Bought
No Cure Ko Pay.
That la the way all drurpUta nil Grovea
l'Mteleai UhiU Tunic foe Vhilla. Malaria and
Billiouineas. It is aa pleasant to take aa
liemon yrup. no centa
Property for Sale;
' A One 12-room residence, hard finish.
good barn, fruit, 3 lots, 160x1(0 feet,
comer Fourteenth and Pearl streets
Inquire at once. J c Watklns, Cen
tral Meat Market.
Wantkij. To trade, a small lm
roved ranch, three miles from rail
road station In Lans county, for prop-
rty lu buireue. Inquire at Guard
office for particulars. .
To Ixian.-$1,000 on first olasa real
estate security, at 8 per cent. For par
tic. lara call at GUARD office.
Dkbhsmakimo. Mrs' M Elliott Is
now prepared to do dressmaking,
itonni utMtairs in tbe Walton block.
Wood for sale at F L Chambers'.
For limlwr or hoineetead;loeations
Inquire at this office, or address Box
274, Eugene Oregon.
itoaid and lodgings at reasonable
rates. Address, oorner 1Kb and Oak
streets, tbe old F B Dunn house. Mrs
E Rhode.
161 Creeoeiits sold tbls year In Eu
gene ; &83 Crescent riders lu and around
Etisene now, Tbe people now know
that the Crescent bicycles stand with
out the trouble of always tinkarlno-
them up. Get a Crescent and yon are
slwata ready to go.
"For three days and nights I suffer
ed ai:miy untold from an attack of
obolera morbus brought on by eating
cucumbers," says M E Lowthef, clerk
of the district ceurt, Centervllle, lows,
"I thought I should surely die, and
tried a dsen different medicines, but
all to no purpose. I sent for a bottle of
Chamberlain's Col to, Cholera and
Dlanhoea Remedy and three doses
relieved me entirely." This remedy Is
for sale by W L DtLaoo.
BU8INK83 CA?D
H
ASSAY OFTICB,
Prompt and accurate retire; guaranteed,
Cottaos Gaovt, Oasooa.
ATT0RNEY8-AT-J.AW.
J M WILLIAMS,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW
Cotleetloni s specialty.
Dmos Orsc Laos County Bank,
k BILYKU,
t ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW.
Office Orsr Fnst National Bank.
Kuans, Oajaoa,
U WWDOOOK.
ATTOBNET-AT-LAW.
Offioe Oneialf block sstrth of ChrlsmsaBlk
' - Kooaws, Oasaos. '
BKLPWOBTU.
ATTOENEY-AT-LAW
WOi practice la all tha Court's.
Euoihi Ouqo.
amurcs w TaoanoH
chas a suani
fTIHOMPSON A HABDY,
-a.
; ATTOBlfEYS.AT.LAW.
OfSce In First National Bank Building-.
Practice in all tha courts. .
Eoomiti, Oasooa.
G
tO, B DOBBIB,
ATTOBNEYt COCNBELOB-ATLAW
Win cractice Is all the eonrta of the Second
Judicial DUtrtat and fat the Buprems Court
oi ue stats, i . -
Spscral attention givsato collections ana
natters tn prooat . . ,
Office Fust National Bank Blag.
Rooms L aaneA '
MEDICAL. '
W HARRIS.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office Orer Wilkhu t Linns drng itsre.
Office Bours-t U .12 a m; 2 to S and 7
9 pm.
Beeidenos Ferry strsst between 11th and
JAINE A KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND STJBOE0N3
Officee Is Chrkmiaa Block.'
Special attention to surgery and surgloal die-
earcnoi womsa.
J S LtJCKEY,
JEWELER,
Watches and Clocks Repaired.
Econrs, Osxoos
D
R 0 BDDDLE,
DENTIST
Offios-OnOUvs' ttrssmbetweeai Fifth and
Slrth streets one block west of .Minneasta
Of
jui::
Kinds:.;
,.AT THE....
OFFICE.
680Q: WORK, . LOW PRICES,
80BD STOCK.
-Jijil Blanks ef All India
.ranting
GUARD
-FIRST
National Bank
Of ETugere.
Paid up Cash Capital 850,000
Surplus - $50,000
Eugene, Oregon.
A GENERAL BANKING BaSIXESS
Done on re ifouHhlt) ttraiB. Sight
drvfti on Chicago, v. Francitco and Fori
Isuul. Oregon.
BiiU of excnogf told on funifrn c can trie.
Dpotita receivtxl oubject to check o oertiii
cmf of deposit.
All oollectionj entnuted to tu will receive
prompt Attention.
T G HcnRicxj,
Pretrijetit,
S B Kakin,
Vice Praddcu .
F. E. Skodoribs.
Caahier,
L. H. Potter.
AstVt Catthier
EUGENE
Loan s Savings Bank
Ot Eugene, Oregon.
Paid Dp Cash Capital
Surplus
$50,000
2,5
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS
ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS
Drtfu tuned on the principal citlei of the
Dotted Bt&les and foreign conmrie.
internet allowed on iJemand Crtiflcaiefl of
vepoau wtien leit rtatod penod.
Collections receive our prompt attention.
City aud County Warrant bought.
W. C. BhOWN,
President.!
f. W. 0SBUHN,
vaihler.
0. A. PAINE,
Vice Preildent.
W. W. BROWN.
A nt Cashier
LANE COUNTY BANK
EUGENE,
OREGON.
Esteellehsd In I8S1. Oldest
SBsnk In ths County.
General Er.kirg ti sires s in all tranche
transacted on favorable terms.
A. G. HOVE?, President
L. G. HULIN, Cashier.
B. U. HOVEY. Apst Cashier.
Central Market,
Mi
PROPRIETORS
Hill teep constantly cniiand a lull supply
BEEF- MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
Which they will sell at the lowest
oiarket prices.
A fair fflare oi tie pnrjiic patriiMe sollcltea
: TO THE FARMEBS.-:
We will per the higbest market price
for Fat Cattle, HogB and Hheep.
Shop on Willamette St.,
EUGENE, OREGON.
SWHsata deUrered to am part ol th citj
Fraeof cbir e J
J. L. PAGE
-DEALER IN-
Groceries
Having a Large aud Complete stock of
staple and Fanoy Groceries bought
In the best markets,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
i can oner me public better prices
sUMMR HUOSE SALOON
Sommervllle &. Berger.
Pure U'hUMra and llrsndlra, the fine
m.les ol Wines and 'Jigara. Mijed
Weinhard's,
Famous Beer.
Bottle and Draught
FIRST CLASS..
Brick! Brick!
I keep constantly on'
hand a large quanti
ty of first-class brick
at yard 1J miles west
of Eugene.
J. M. MARTIN.
Eugene Livery and Feed Stablus
WEST EROS, Props
New Rigs'
New Harness,
Competent Drivers
Horses b.r.lfi be Hay or 1 1 1
roler hlirinnMM.
Uamette and Tenth .' ,,.
TelesSeee Bull,
NO'llCE OF
Notice i horetir Bivi.n ,k
E izbelh S VII. , Its hi.;
the Ouuuty Court Li 'j'!,ld'
ua hiu Lftliniu -wUI
o-ohKk a. m. a. ,,:e ,., u
Uouso in tu-tn.. m ,l ti
li county,
lor pxtiniuii.i' Hjilil rw.i
Ilia
flnal teUI,n.r.,t f Mll0 , "
-'oiim
Bed Io irestui an, oi ,, oliuL ,t 'l'
ald Bdui account ?, '. i .U0S ' hi-
of November. ore 'MQ eik
Dated, iugeiie, On Kon, Oct 4tk
E. K. tiimtn, Any tr T;,!:"".
Notice of Final bet
v Huston, DtM.i
Kotioe is hereby gieIli lh
Hoatoo, eiecqtru of smd
ber uoal account, for sMtltm..,' ht,
tate, and Monday, the 3rd in t
oer, linn,, at lUe nour Ol one ' T
afternoon of said day, h,, hj.,
dss.lth.ja.lB.of sd cou7
hDal aettleiuHit of said ehUle
Uated this 3Uth day of July' m
L BtLTKD, U'DU
aitomey. """"Uti.,
NOTICE OF ilATTEEESi
Notice ia hortby tivtn , p
Pheraon, adminibirutor of ib
F. Cleaver, deoead. Las fiUd hi, fi C
oount as sucb iilmiui.iriiior wi-, .i
of the Couuty Cour, of Lai Colt ?
Xbe ?V.d Court 4i I 5'
the 5lh da nf V..t.rt,k.. Awl Jtldl
of 10 o'clock u. n.., at tile Cot,?! If'
said Court, in Euk'tne ti ."?
htririitL7 of nhifitrini n h U
lor il
P. M McPhkbsoh. Ajn,i..-..
Estate of C F. Cleave,
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby gtven that F. M. Waib,
hss been duly appomttd admiau.S"
the estate of J. K. Ellison dtceaiei lh. '
"u. E.O. Potter, county";
L..uo count,. All persons iansg
le-tost said estate are hereby ujufij
p.esent the same to th. adminC,
Within Hll mnnlh. fr.tn .v.. j.. ."
uviu me uaie of tti
notice, w,ih the necessary roncl, kZ
lawothce oi Geo. B. iorris in r
0rrB0"- r, f-M.Wmn,?
Oio. B. DoBBis, Admiiiutr
AH't. for Estate
NOTICE
10 CHEDIlOhS.
Notice is herebj given that tbe uj.
signed has been appointed by the Cotn
Court of Lane County, Oregon, nBJ
trator of the estate of Margaret Jolt,
deoeased. All persons haviug clainnirm,
said eBtate are hereby notitied to prai
them with the proper voucberi to is,
undersigned at tbe law office of A C tod
cock iu
x.ugeue, r.ane (Jonnty, Cum
within six uionthB from
tbe date oliti
notice.
Dated September 19, 1900.
.... AC Woodcoci,
Administrator of the Estate of Mirec
Johnston, deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDIT0HS.
Notice is hereby given that the nc
sigutti has been appointed by ths Cojrj
Court of Lane t.'uunty, Oreou, sdc
tMtorof the estate ot Jaiwa W. bin. a,
deceased. All p -rwoi's baviu'cluinimt-iHl
said estnte are h.retiy nofiid to pi,4d
them with tbe prop-.r vouch Ti to th- tr
dersigued ut ihe law otbje of i. C.
Woodcock, iu Eugtne, Lane Cocag,
Oregon, witbiu bix mouths iroril the dales!
tbla notice.
Datca October the 9th, 190O.
L. D. FoaatJT,
Adtninistratorof the estiu
of James W . bheldon, aeeeiiei.
NOTICE TO CEtDITOES.
Notice is her. by given that the onto
signed has bean duly appointed bj lb)
Ctunty Court ol Lane County, admiistn.
tor oi the estnieol David U. G.Gsiler.d
ceased, aud all persons bavieg cltiru
ag-tinsl said es'ute are hereby notitied tt
present Ihe Bamo to me, duly verified, it
the law office ol E. It. Skipworth ia Eugene,
within six months from Ike date hereof.
Dated, Eugene, Oregon, October 5, 1KD.
ilHNBY OPORM,
Administrator of the estate of ,
David G. G. Galley, deceased
E. R. Skii'wosth,
Att'y for Administtalor.
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given that the nndfnirMd
has been appointed by the Cotintj Court t
Lane county, Olefin, executor of ike ai
will and testament anl estate of Gew
Soverns, deceased. All perenos bviM
claims against said estate are hereby otl
to present them with the pmler ToucheriB
the undersigned at the law orhce of A 0
Wcodcock in Eugene, Oregon, within at
months from the date of this notice.
Dated July 7, 1900.
JessbSovesss,
Executor of the Last Will anil Testament aw
of the Estate of George Sovenu, deceueo.
Notice to Creditors
Estate of A. V. Peters, deceased.
Notice ia hereby given that Ueo B D""
has been duly ojtioiuted aduiiuistratr of
eetate of A V Peters, deoeaied, by
Honorable H It Kinciiil, County Jci .
Lane County, Oregon. All tterfons hp(
claims against eaid evtate are lierel.y n-'tined
to presont the same to the administrati''; at
hU laW f)!tif In Vuaaiia I 'itv. liter tlie IB
National Hank, within six rnontlia fr,m
date of thia notice, July 1-', r', si'11 '
rieceswry vouchers. All claima ttiuat
teniucd. GEol) DoKkis, Aillumuuaw
Administrator's Notice.
Notice ! karat- V rwivaw, In.l Ilia ttnil'nn.liel)
R M Dav. has Iteen duly 4n.'ititeil MUiiBS-
traUirof tha P... ,.f Altram 1 .amIm. OfOMe
ed. by the County Court f Lane County. Or
egon, and all iiernons havina clftinia acamw
eaul eatate are hereby nutiried aud re''"'"1'"
present the same, with proper vo'ubfO, s
saitl administrator at hia place of basic
Willametts atreet, Emteue, (irefon. i,hl
six months from the date of this ni't're.
Elated tins 3rd day of August, V."
liMl'at Administrator tlsaiiih
LBiliid, Attorney.
EUGENE-FLORENCE
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