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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugeue Guard Published tvarr rtAiac of tb vesk. Boa tKys excepted. Address all comnianicaticms 'nl make all retnltteaoas pereM. to th Kuani Uoaau, Kugene, Oregon. BUB.40RIPTIONBATK8. . turn. - ' HetWared by oarrter, per Week ceurerea uy earner per bwuui !It mil one year (la edreaoe) ttix month 'tae month dingle onpies. i WUXLT. this ywr (In adranos) 200 Bis months 1 00 Advertising ntM mad kaon ob applica tion. - - - .. 18 ( 00 1 00 M 06 Entered M eeOOBd-eUaS .matter Eugene, Oregon, postomoe. a lb THS KA8TBBN OFFIOB8 wmr are at 230 York Oitv.aad injrtoo 8L. Chios uk Afrenoy fn charge,. Of th to 2M Temple Otrart, Ntw U 8 Kipreos Bids, 87 Wash ago, IU., E KATZ Adnrtkv CAMPBELL BROS Publisher. all luslaesa Letter te tall Id THURoDAY OCTOBER, 18 MAPLE LEAVES NUISANCE. Ii there a oily law Agaioat the burning of 1m res on streets? If not there should be one. No ma has a right to smoke hla neighbors, and aoare passing teams while at tempting to barn a lot of damp Imtm. And far less work would oonTey them to some spot "on 'lis premises where they wonld rot and make splendid muloh for trees and plants. Then, too, the ashes, from the burnt piles get soaltered by the four winds of heaven to the dls oomfort of passers-by. .' "' ! The season of the maple leaves nnlsadoe is 'at hand.1- Property owners with little work can rake them up and pat them away ont of sight. They should not wait for the leaves to oover .heir walks an inoh or less before they oonilder it im proper ume to ri move them Rake up the leaves occasionally as they fall, and pedestrians will, with one aooord, aoolaim yon blessed. If not they will merolleesly oonsig yon to the not piaoe. TOO TRUE. Rosebarg Review: "The Oregon' ian is now devoted almost entirely to polltios, having tram fear to six pages daily of vituperative and abusive campaign m.UeV.U After basing MoKinley and his polioy for four years it flops over and beoomes his moat radioal supporter, If he should be re-elected, the day following eleotlon the Oregonian will renew its oritiolsm and abase. It has two objects undoubtedly in pursuing suoh a oourss. One 1 that it seoares a larger indepen aeni louowing by being a mug wump character between cam1 palgns, and the other that It oan li this way oompel the Republican management to buy its support when it is needed. There Is method in the Orcgoniao's madness." tatoes, eto, on which the value of i lands depend. And the man with money would loan on ample se eurlty as cheerfully were M Bryan president, as , he does under . the presidency of Mr McKlnley, or in the event of his eleotion. Editorial from Portland Oregon ian, May 4, 1898: "Already are in one of the gravest; peril of war the clamor 'for territorial aggrandizement. The fever of con quest once in the blood is bard to allay. We have no further right ful use for the Philippine than as a base of present operations and; a hostage pending final,, settlement a . ooeuuw siauoa. je. us retain there, but our professions in this war debar us from retention., o) even Cuba, wbioh is mors na turally within our scope than the Philippines. If the war is pro longed we shall oertainly see rapid growth for vehement demand for acquisition oi territory we should not take.. It may be strong enough to turn the scale ' 'of a presidentjal election.'" ' ' T.V ' ! i Portland , Telegram, Rep: It won't )jurt Bryan any for Hanna to go about; .the , oountry abusing him;. Even if all that Haona says about , Bryan . be : true, it would sound better if it came- from some man who did not oriminally buy i a seat in the senate. " . ' A phyeioian has advised vice- presidential candidate Roosevelt not to talk too muoh, as he is in juring his throat by long speeches. Can it be that President McKinley l lurnlsning "Teddy" a phvsioi&n ine iruuta controlling lood pro ducts are capitalized for $967,000, 000. A dozen monopolies make nr the aggregate ofnearly a billion dollars in stook. They all pay big dividends. . - , RUNNIN8 UP A BIB BILL -H uucinr' fe3 Wouldn't be ''avy, when yoa are et ,. ad with culds at thw aea -u i the year, If you would ! ft Untie of our pore and : inh grade Cyrus IN obi . vbUkey io your hoaaa aad ' torn taka It in the form Of ' utMy, or m your IwU die tales, at bedtime or any othar nd lima. The if ootbina lka it for oo'da, Im (irippa or sUudrod aulmeaU. 'W ffi. HeDshaoi BtTSINESS CAPO H tBBEKT LKICiH, ASSAY OFFICK. Prompt ind aocaraW returu guaraiitMd. Cotuas OaOTt, OuMoa. " ATTOKNEYS-ATLAW. AN OLD STORY PUT TO USE. This is the time, just previous to a presidential eleotion, that you see items floating through the press tbat some man has money to loan, but will await the result blithe presidential eleotion. Of oourss no one believes suoh stuff, and ' It' is hard to realize how seoslbls editors, like the many who conduct Re publican newspapers, will ' allow uoh matter to appear in their col umns. Mr Bryan's eleotion would not put stop to th production and use of wheat, hops, wool, eggs, po-' "If I vrere slok and wanted to; get, well, I'd find out how some one else got well who had tha same sort of fsiokneaa as' mine,'' u your stGKnccs is like bets, Mrs. Jacobs' story will interest you. "I wm ry tick hiked." write Mia. MAllle laaahA a V.Vw a-... r rtf wert, "..d nr f.niilj doctor -mi i had couumption. I llmutet J rnrnt & aooa for I hit eo ewfol bed. fled bad nub, pit blood, ni rerr ebort e brtatk. hiA MUm In my cheat ud rlfat Itiay, nd had djrepepaia. Bcfor I toek eoar 'Ooldca Iledlcel DlMmry ud ' Plcuent Pcllt i wu so wek 1 Maid not wtp t roon, ad now I cmn do (Bell wuhlat, and I fnl Ilk new penoa. I bilee that the Lord, and jam SMdida km aared mi lit. I wu aiek ortr two Ttars. I toek it bottle of th 'Golden Medical BleeiV ad few tUI of Or. tkml Pellet. " Art you sick? Are your lungi "weakf" Hav you obstinate lingering cough, with bleeding lungs, weakness and emaciation? Thousands la just your case have been cured by tha ase'of DR. PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY, ahuays htip$. It ilmott ahvayt turn. . Sick persons arc invited t consult Dr. Fierce' by tetter abso lutely without fee or oharger All correspondence is strictly private.' write ana get specialist's opin ion on your case, free. . Address Dr. R. V. PlercV, Buff-lb; N. Y. Notice to All Interested. I havs been Informed several times tLat certain parties are "working" the peopio In this vlolntty and are claim ing to bs members of the Bute Optical Boelety. I with US Inform the public inat no nones to house optician or any one working fairs, oarnlval, eto, are eligible to membership ta the society, lr wey were aver members, the fust that they became peddlers cancels ibsirmemberablp. The object of the society Is to elevate the profession and protect the people rrom Ibis elaaa of fakir. JO Watt. Pres. Society of Optlolant of Oregon. TT.M Bismarck's Iron Nerve Was the result of hU splendid health Indomitable will and tremendous energy are not found where ttomaoh, liver, kidneys and bowels are out of order. If you want these qualities and the suooeas they btloa, use Br King's New Life Pills. They develop every power or brain and body. Only smiiwij Delano's drug store. United Artisan Lecture. H L Hudson, lecturer of the United Artisans will give a lecture al Frank's hall on Friday October It. Spltzenberg Apples. First-class price paid for good ship ping apples. Peters' warehouse, on railroad, Pearl aire. T N Hkuar. 1808 Itamblsra 36. , First-class meals at Hainuioud's. Bamembsr tbe Hallowe'en social at the Episcopal periab room. - It Happened In a Drug Store. "One day last winter a lady came tq my drag store sod asked for a brand of cough medicine that I did not have In stock." says Mr U B Orandln, the popular drugglit of ODtario, H Y. "fcSbe was disappointed and wanted to know what Cough preparation I Co01d recommend. " I said to her that I eould freely ' reoommeod ' Chamberlain's Cougb Remedy, and tbat she could take a bottle of the remedy and after glvlDBjIte fair trial If she did not find It worth tbe money to bring baek the bottle and I would retuDd the 'price paid. In tbe coure of k day or two tbe lady came back In company with a Mend In seed of a cough ' medicine and advised her to boy a bottle of i'bamberlaln's Cougb ' Remedy. I oooslder tbat a very good recommen dation for the remedy." - It Is for sale by WL DeLano. " Story of a Slave. , To be bound baud and foot for years by the chain of dleae 1 the wont lorm Of slavery. George D Williams, ofilaoobeeter, Mich, tells bow suoh a slave was made free. He aays: "My wife has been ao belplea. for Ave years (bat she oould not tarn over in bed alone- After - using two bottles of Electnc ' Bitters, ' ebe' is wonderfully Improved and able to do ber own work." This supreme remedy for female disease quickly cure nervous ness, sleeplessness, rualanoboly, head ache, backache, fulnling and diszy spells. This miracle working medi cine la a godsend to weak, sickly, run down people. ' .' Every bottle guaran teed. Ooly 60 cents. Bold by W L DeLano, draggiat. : " " ' It Saved His Leg. i . P A Danforth, of LaGrange, Ga, suffered Intensely for six months' with a frightful running sore en his leg, but writes tbat Buokleu's Arnica Halve wholly cured it In ten day. For uloers, woUDds, burns, bolls, pain or piles its the best salve la' the world. Cure guaranteed. Only 25 cents. Sold I y 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, magazines or any thing to read. Tbe Eugene Red Cross Sooiely will send a large box , to Manila In about ten days.' Those who nave contributions to make will please leave tuem si juias aaubiu's store oq Willamette and 7th Streets. ,' Prevented a Tragedy. ? Timely Information given Mrs George Long, of New HtralisTllle, Oblo, pre vented a dreadful tragedy and saved two live. A frl htful cold bad long kept ber awake every nlgbt. She bad tried many remedies nf doctprs bu. tef1lly grew worse nqu . nrgeoj to try Dr King's New discovery! ' One bottle' wholly r.ured Der and she writes this marvelous medicine also cored, 'Mr Lonr of a severe attack of nneomonla. Baob cores are positive proof of 'tbe matchless merit of this grand remedy tor curing all throat, chest and lung troubles. Ooly 60o and f 1.00. " 'Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free at W L DeLano1 drag store.'' u ' " ' Pure Home Made Brandy Pure double distilled brandy con alns neither full nil or prusslo acid', nor any other poison except w bat is oonlaiued lo the fruit. Neither is It Dectfsary to rectify the same before It la fit for Qe, &a hundreds of men, and doz-us of old distillers who now live In Oregon can testify. Distilled liquors ate always clear In color, Dot red, ontl age glvei them a yellowish oast, . - I will sell you pure double-distilled prune, apple or pear brandy made near Eugene Oregon for $2.60 a galjofl, or 76 vents a quart. I M f raucis. Distiller. Filth and Blair streets, Eugene, . Oregon. trUA i rill OUT Dull headache, pains In various parts of the body, klDklDg 'ait tbe pit of the stomach, lue of appetite, leverishnees, pimples or soree, are all positive evidence of impare 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 dure Scrofulous or Sypbilltlo poisons, or any other blood diseases. It Is certainly a wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle on a positive guarantee. For aele by W X DeLano. , i . 1 Medical Help the Students. If those who have any work to do, suoh. as splitting wood, cleaning op lawna or in fact any kind of work, will notify me, I can send them Bludenis who will be glad of the opportunity to sarn money to enable them to continue at tbe University., Call me up on the phoue. ; . J Stracb. Annual Football Benefit. The annas! football benefit will be given' at' the' Armory next Fdday evening. Candy, lemonade and plea will be sold at 'booths as 'usual. A unique 'program ' will Admission 10 cents. be rendered. 1 Sawmill Property for Sale. Two hundred and twenty-eight sores of land, about 1,000,000 feet of timber, sawmill and good water power, house and barn, all for $1600. Plenty of timber adjacent. Inquire of John Wlnieorled'Cfeswell, ordfE O Potter, Special reserve bid government whiskey used In tbe medical deparU tuent of tbe U 8 army and naval ' ser vice; also recognized as the purest and an unadulterated ulluiulaut ;by tbe board of health of San ! Frunoisoo for use In the hospitals. Recommended for Invalids and especially for family use. T !;: . :- Hqld exclusively, by D E Kick, Kugene, Farm For Sale ''" ! ' 628aores of land within one mile of Harrisburg, 200 acres In cultivation two old bouses, two barns: nearly ajl river botlouVland. ' A latgS1 duauttly of balm, maple and ash limber. '-Ash' aud maple suitable tor lumber. Two old , orchards on the plaoe, ' This la 4 barg-tlu. Prloe, $14," per acre. Address. . R F Bakbr A Co. 'uiicilnu t.'lty Hotel. OAHTOIIIA Basra tea -fl 1lw W H" IWT Boupjat BlfUlU Of M WILLIAM3, ATTOENEY AT LAW CoUeoUODS a spedaltT. 3ffio Orer Lam tJoontf Bank, -FIRST National Bank ' Of Eugene. Paid uo Cash Caoital SSO.OOO Surplus - S5O.O0O Eugene, Oregon. BILYiia. GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS d ifranciaco and Port- HOT1CK OF FINAL Kit. notice i liercby iVBn t-llians.u S. E,,M, .,. " lbs t.cuuty Coiiu uuai BSIOUUI as h I I ,'""J,b til III . tots, anil tbat na,d iv","1"' ol 1 bUIblluV, ,,v. ,(.... 0-oloeka in.asii,. llme, ."'.'H house in Lunt uai.t ,? Intrreattd iu said u,.,,' , All tied lo lrnt auToLi h"C of Aovtnibor. 'um ' "B'u, wKon,0ct o. U. w ATiPBEY-A-LAWj DAce Orer First National Bank. Boous, Ouaoa, a J Dons on re uonaljo terina. ik'lit I drafts on Chicago, lana, Bills of xcftangr told on foreign ocnotrlM. Depotits reoeived eubject to check ot certiti cat of deposit. . All oollectiona entrusted to as wiU receive prompt attention. - O WOODCOCK, ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW, T O Hxkdbices, President. 8 B KiKis, Vice Presidta . P. E. Snodorabs, Cashier. L. H. PuTTKB, Ass't Cashier Office Ons-half black sontfc Cbriaman Blk s Eoojora, Oasoos. EUGENE EK. BKIPWOETH. ,1 'C ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW Will practios in aU the Coort'a, ' Edodis Oesook. Ot Eugene, Oregon. From Theatre Box Office. hereafter no tickets will be held for people anise a deposit is made. First one with the cash gets the tickets. ' ' Sheep for Sale. ; 600 oholns ewes for sal In lota to suit fmrchaser. Also about 600 weather aiubs. ' Write or call on 1 1 . i.. v. u Wimiklm, Monroe, Or. To Trespassers, 1'oaitlvely any person hurting on our premises will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Dol'OLiS A Co. No Cure NoPay,," That ( the war all drnrrHat Mil fl-avaj TutleM Chill Tonk for Chilis, UahwU mai uuiiouaneM hum pteuuit to ,m) m Miuun jruu. nu oeDta l,t Property for Sale. A fine 12-room residence, bard flnlsb good barn, fruit, 3 lots, leOxltO feet, corner Fourteenth and Pearl streets Inquire st onoe. J u Watklns, Can tral Meat Market, : Wasted. To trade, a small Im. I roved raooh, three miles from rail road station In Laos county, for prop erty m Eugene, inquire at. Guard office for particular. io loan. $1,000 on first Class real estate security, at 8 per cent. Foriar no iiars eall at Quaro office. ' ' ' Just Think of Itl Itubbers that don't wear out al tbe heel. Yokan's Shoe Ktorb. A new remedy for biliousness is now on sals at W L DeLano's drug store. It la called Chamberlain's Stomach aud Liver Tablets. It gives quick relief and will prevent the attack If given as soon as tbs first Indication of lbs dis ease appears. Price So eebta per box. Samples free. OA.SBTn.TA. Bern tie a K'M tin Hin llwiri Boers Dkkssmskinq. Mrs M Elliott now prepared to do dressmaking, noim tipatairs in tbe Walton block, Wood lor sale at F L Chambers'. For timber or bometeedj.looatlooe Inquire at this offloe, or address Box 274, Eugene Oregon. noanl and lodgings at reasonable rales. Address, oorner 11th and Oak streets, the old F B Duou house. Mrs E Rhodes. 161 Crescent sold this year In Eu genu; 483 Crescent riders lu and around Kuaeue uow. Tbe people now know that the Crescent bloyolea stand with' out His trouble of always tlnksrlng them up. (ret a Crescent ana you are alwaya ready to go. Kr three days and 'nights I suffsrv eii aminy uuUild from an attack of cinders morbus brought on by eating cucumbers," says M bi Lowthsr, olerk or th district court, Centervllle, lows. "I thought t should surely die, and tried a desen dlflerent medicines, but all to no purpose. I sent for a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and three doses relieved me entirely." This remedy fs for sale by W L DrI jtno. ' ' 1 SUnS W TSOHPSOS CSUS A BUBSI fJIHOMPSON A HARDY, ATTOENZYS-AT-LAW. Offioe-In rint National Bank Boildini. a nwM la eu we ajurw. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus $50,000 2,500 rvy, b do: va, EoOaHa, OaSOOK. ATT BKEYk COUNSELOIUAT.LAW WU nractioa In all the conrta of tea liaoonil Judicial District and in th Saprsas Court oi we sue. Special attention, gives to oollectloas aad aianerr inprooacs. Offic First National Bask B)dg, Rooms 1. S and S. ' A OINIdAL BANKINQ BUSINESS TRANS ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS Orsftl laineC on the DrinclDBl oitlei of the United BUtea and torelgn countries. iDterest allowed on Demand Certificates of Deposit erbeu left elated period. rVilluirtnn. uulu mi. ....i. i.l .tlui.lnn Cltj and Oouotr Wsrrauts bouifht. ' W. E. SHOWN, Preildent. F. W. 0SBURN, uashlsr. 0. A. PAINE. Vice President. W. W. BROWN. Aist Cashl li MEDiCAIa" : D RJW HARRIS. LANE COUNTY BANK ' PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON. Offies Over Wllklni t Linn's drne store. Offioe Hours to IS a mj 2 to S and T to vpm. i Residue Ferry street betweaa Ilth and EUGENE, OREGON. J AINK KpYJLENDALL, : - PHYSICIANa AND SUEGKON3 OfBcee In Chrfaman Rloclr. Special attention- to surgery and surgical dls- I wain women. SLUCKBY, . ' i ! ' . !. JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. ' Kcaswa, Obioos CstsDllshed In 1882. Oldest e.Bank ia th County. Genersl Eznkirg tusiress in all brenche transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, President L. G. HULIN, Cashier. B. H. HOVKY. Aest Cashier. Adnii0iraU)- ', JS' E. B. rjEifwoma, Au, , W Notlco of Final Estate of H 0 Ilueton, Dee,. , B'."::"'8'?. that i her flual account, for sjt,!1' kaj Ule, and Monday, the 3rd Z, . ' "' 4'm.il, ber, l8u0 , lhe Lour o "SJ slk,. aiieiuoou oi saiu day, has bi.:1 der of Ihejudyeof said co, anal settliment cl said t. Dated UiialMiih j.. ., ?'!' , uulJi Attorney. NOTICE OF m-ALliui5g Nntira in hbr.li.. .. . B,.tu mat p u t Pherson, adniiniiiraior it ii ..: I i. Cleaver, deceased, has s,d y, ? oi the County Court oi,' ITSicJ Eou, and iha said Court has aij ft ft' lha 5th daj of Noviuber, l!Su oi ju o clock a. m.. at tila n-L . . " : said Court, in Kuiitni- ? beuring of ol.jtclious, "'(ton. i M.O.WUJ-. AUT-foTSf DRO BIDDLE, DENTIST Offioe OndllTa etrnt- Ktvun mnt. ..j Sltth streets on block west of- Minnesota nosei. i ' i Central ins Market, 4 Mi PROPRIETORS IsVillVsan nnrefnllw nn linrl a full ARnl.. Yy 1 f T - I ssmasiiji mieiaiiuj un lianu a lull oujijJIJ RriCKJ DrlCK! BEEF- MUTTON I keep constantly on hand a lapge quanti ty of first-class brick at yard li' miles west v of Engene.'1 '; " ' ' I'J-.'K; "'Jlj il. . - ' JJ M. MAKTIN. ;.Pfiotuig.. PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at tho lowest aiarSet prices. A fair stare of tic nnDIlc Datrocaie soiiciteu : TO THE FARMERS.-! We will pe the hifrhest market price iwrst vauie, nuga aua nueep. Shot) on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. ' OaT-Ueau deUrored to am rmrl oi th citj Fraeof oharife ' J. Ii. PAGE -DXAXIB if)- Of All Kinds .AT THE... Notice to Creditors, Notice is hereby given that F. H , has bt-eu ,mly appoiwed adtau, the tatale of J. K, Ellison dad ! l...n. O.Potter, county 'S' :...ne county. All peraons hatiot .-.lURt BUld SNtHtft urn V.,.,1 .. ...esut ihe same to the adoiS Within Hit mnnlhu lr.. .u. , T , " uin aaie nit notice, wnb the uectstarj voucLm s :uoflice oi Geo. B. liunit it, E" Gao. B. Doebis, AdmiLuJ, Att'v. for Lstate NOTICE '10 CKED1T01S, kotice is herebj given that tbe nJ signed has Letn ai pointed by tbe &, Court of Lane County, Oregon, Uniu trator of the estate ot SIar6biei deceased. All eiaote haviig clsimum, said estate are heieby uotifitd u i them with the propei vuucberi io a undersigned at the law office of AC So,, cock iu Lugene, Lane County. In, within bii months from the dale elm Dated September 19, 1900. .... AO, Wooncoa. Administrator of the Estate oi ilua- .Tnhlt.lr.. A J KOTICJS TO CR ED I TOES. Notice is hert-by given tbat the amiti siyuect but- butu appointed ly tbe Cou:; Court of Lauu l-ouutj, Orton, ifjaui tr it'jr oi tlje estate of Jaiut-s ff. hhric decensed. All persons baviDg clainu ijuik ouiu unlaw uro utreuj uoi'UtU W picttj them wilblbe proptr Vuucbtrn loitt vt deibigned at ibe law office ol A. C woodcock, in iLUgeue, Lulo Conoii Oregon, uitbiu bixmuuihs lroui ibediui ilia uotice. Datea Lot.ber tbe 9tb, 11.00. L. D. FOBEEe-T, Admioifltraiorof the esta of James W. fabeldou, aectuti Having a Large and Complete stock of wupie and Fancy Groceries bought in me best markets. EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, i can otter the nnhiiM hAta thn trill nth . . avci yi nor MB AN HOUSE SALflnN Sommervllle & Burger.' mSLf"!" "d ?. the fine GUARD OFFICE.; Llrinks a Bpecialtv, Weinhard's Famous Beer. Bottle and Orauoht FIRST CLASSY Eugene Livery and Feed Stables WEST EROS, Props New Rg9 NewZHarness, Competent Drivers Hones boarded b d Umtt and Tenth it,,,;. Ttlvphen M 93 NOTICE TO CBhDIIUBS. Notice Is bertbv civen that Ibe nudn signed baa bteu oulr appointed by 0 Oi utity Court of Lane Count v. adntiwsiii- tor of the estaleol David G. G.GslleT.ilf ceased, aud all persons liuviLg cliiM ftgUDstsnid eshite are hereby uutified to present 1 lie pamo to me, duly verified, it tbe taw office of li. li. bkipffortbioi-uM, wttbiu bix modtba from tbe date btreo'- Dated, togeiie, Oregon, October 5, W. ill: Mil SPOKK, Administrator of theesUteol, David G. G. Galley, deceased. E. R, Bkipwokth, Au'y for Administrator. Notice to Creditors. Notice in bitmhv tni-nn thnt tho mAtmzui has lieen appointed by the C't-ntt)- Citrt 1 Lane county, Oiegon, executor uf tU hi will and ttjttainent and eUw of GM SoveniB, deceaned. All i-ersiins htm claiius aninat aaid estate are hereby noUM. to present them with the inlr vouchciiK the underaiKDed at the law office of A I U'codcock in Eugene, OreKon, within u uTonthB from the date of thin notice. Dated July 7, JIWO. Executor of the Last Will and TestamMt of tho Mutate of George Soverua, deceaieo. Notice to Creditors Estate of A. V. Ptr. (1pm1. IS'otice is hereby given that (ieo E Dorrk haa been duly oiJU4iuted adiuii. iterator eaUte of A V Petere. ilecvaied. by Honorable H U K.nnAi.l. Countv Juiie Lane County, Oregon, Alt jrtironi nayinf claims against said estate are herety t-uw to tireaout tha nanm tn tim d minis trttfi'. hiaUw oitice in Eugene City, over tliefm iS'ational J.ank. within iT miinths (mm tbi date of this notice, July 12, 1WI, ith uecesury ?ouc tiers. All claiUJi nm tenuzed. utu B DoHKis, AtiiuiuL(n.w. Administrator's Notice. Kotice Is hflrnhv olvnn thst tht illKlerfiarn R M Day. haa been dulv adi-iiitfii nuiinii" tratnr of the estate nf Ahrain Lamies, at ed. by the County Court af Lane County, I ttfi.n, and all errtons having clsinii ! said eatate are hereby notified ami reqmKu' reent tlie Mmo. !ih umirnr voucher I aitl at Inn nii. trator at his place of btiMtew illatnette ttrect, Eugene, Hregi.n. wi six mouths from the ilate of tfiis notice. Daved thisard day of August, It M 1 ' Ai'mlnlftraWr ilikioK LKu.Tin, Attorney. B00 -; WORK, LOW. PRICES,! 6009 STOCK. NOTICE OF FINAL SEffHiTivr l a Auiiee ii fwri he .1. .. .. "ianM. admitilai.ii.i. .i!"" . ,b" Hhu d.ass r "i ' '"ta acoonnt In the maitsr ol said .1, . ' "owj oon.t ol Laos oouaty or ' on" hf all person inttiv.i.J l' ,"oa'. "i . u j un-in n.tlifil ins ard Ha. . K. ." EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. (hat Monday, 10, at the hour alttrnoon ol said A I eonrl lor ihm . 0 lmn ..J "' j cuons lu asi,l BtairH Ipivx :l:lr(Il for Florvnos Daily excrj t (SunUay at 6 a ill jwiuriuuir stnire mva rw- itfw,lt thf hour nf L , -'"'"ii-'er, I -iui.iiuk einfv i.at-n lV altsrooon ol asid da? ha. "LS fif'v'" fr Eu"e d,il u,,,l"' " iv.ni i. .u. ' VM yB Hied bv Rjii.i n m -ItJllBlUaJlULIt. aooonnL and o i ' . " slats. -"u'"iunientolsaid D.lrfthi.W.hd.yolOotobr,, isoo H J ii ' p m rSaUirciays at 8 a ni. Arrives In K.uirene at opium"- lUllOWIDg. "IMilt rtur. RUt-ND TRIP Tlr,.ts lor sale al i. Ru' ' Kmrncor al llanl ii IMicuwiM loreuca.