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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugcuc Guard I makes much of little. Kour years agj William Colvig, a Jacksonville lawyer, was a candi date for presidential eieetor on tlie Jtryan ticket. This year be is an nounced for McKinley, and the Oregonian, especially amone the Republican papers, makes much of the almost lone convert. The Klamath Falls Express, pub iiaViol in iha ftmlinf nf bVU "'aI uiw jr w (in uinwv; f r4lw I . . bii uiuDtiia i ou I vig was formerly prosecuting at- Hun. orv i day tiiwptxl. Address all touiaiuiiiuutiuiii null niaka all remittances payable to Ui lokmk viUAiiU, ceue, Uregoo. ' 8lllJ3t;JtIPTIONjKATKa IUILT. lMIvered by carrier er week t 15 Delivered by carrier, per munth. ...... & Hr mail one year (fa adyauce). ,. , ..... 6 00 fcix month 8 00 4Hx9 month 50 single copies. 05 WUUtLI. Entered as second-class (matter KiiKfus. Oregon, postnthoe. torney, aptly remarks; "Nearly every itjaue of the Ore- t the goman for a week contained such headlines aa these, 'Why Colvig ic for McKiniey Wb Colvite is THK KAHTKRV OKKHIKS -Of the naprareat230 to 254 Temple Court, New Against Bryan.' 'WflV Colvig IB for Vrk U 8 Expre lildg, 87.Wa.h- c?l1nrs M ' ftT TnAaaJl -hw Ingt-jo tiU, Utncago, LIL, IS KA I a Adverti ng Agency Id charge. CAMPBELL BROS Publishers All Business Letter, to thl. offlee should be directed to THE GUARD Insteed of either of the oroorletors oeraon.lv. CAMPBELL BROS. Sound Money,' etc. Indeed, why Colvig at all? Because a man has at sometime in his career been a proiecuting attorney does it neces sarily prove that later in life he shall not have an ossified brain?" WMONlTUEWtblTHI)lfKIAT The rank and tile ot tbe Repub lican party cannot but be ashamed of the leading paper in tbe state, which olaims to represent 'that party. The Oregonian will not be deoent it cannot be decent. A late issue inBults its readers by re ferring to the candidate for presi dent of about half the voters of ' Oregon, and 6,500,000 of the United States, as "Windjammer Jawomith Bryan." Mr Bryan is making a very thorough canvass of disputed states in tbe East, He is doing no moie than was done by those great Republicans, Abraham Lincoln I and James G Blaine. There is little conscience about the Oregonian editorial office, and leas shame.' teiif RUSHI! I'P A BIO BILL wtHUtr fees Wouldn't bo t'ix. .tjy. ion you are at ud with rlti at ihu sea f tbe year, if yuu would w ! a buttle if imr pure and ; "iifb grade Cyiu WoUe H di-key iu your hon rnd loan taka it In the form of Mnioy, ur 3,-ur tt die tates, at bedtime or any other t'.d tiu.e. 'J lie U o-'thiag -tike it for cold, JaOripjeor . MJUditkl ttUuitUiU, . ... .u- . W m. HeDshaui J2 3-456 7 6 9 IP 11 11 15 J4.1516.JL7 J8 19 20 Zl ZZ 25 ZA 25 T6" 27 26 29 503Twm MONDAY OCTOBER 22 REFRESHING ASSURANCE. The Portland Telegram is not politio enough to conoeal its opin ion about the recent settlement of the coal miners strike, bat com ments in a way that must humil iate intelligent Republican readers. The supreme ointempt whioh the evening edition of the Ureg'onian affeots for the intelligence of the people, and the childlike faith re posed in Chairman Hanna, of the Republican national committee, are truly refreshing. The Telegram says: iur uanna Knew wuat lie wae talking about when he said last Saturday that the strike would be settled this week. He bad not been in oonlerenoe with tbe rail road and coal mine magnates for nothing. ' He knew what would happen before he started on hie western tour. If an eleotion had not been close at hand tbe miners would not have won their viotory, at least not for a long, cold season: and perhaps their leaders took the political contest into consideration when they timed tbelr Btrike. "MoKinloy. would have been eleoted in spite of the strike, but thnrfl ifl nn riniiht tlint it. via nnal ing him heavily. Now, if the ooal Almost Caused a Panic by Tying Darous win reduce tlie pnoe of ooal - Cn in a IWc-'q TSll i , . - " uu v u uuiov a lull iur i ii roe wecas, me jtepuDlloan it... in- ;ii i.n :ii i. d,wuu Trill uu Dltlll ujurt) llll- I a 1 , . ..... . nroved. thoi.oh it rlnBn't ,(,,, "8u "jrui.pionoi-aiuraay farlv need it." ,a?s.! . ' . I "JK ItTII I) am (Ml (nvan AMal-rl a The Telegram unwittingly Wis panlo and caused Mrlons damaire thl. me iruiu. liut bow oan intelli- morning by tying ao empty five-gallon gent voters cast their votes for a ooal oil canto tbe tall of a vagrant president controlled and en- cyu,e " tl,e head of uPPr 8evenln J uu lllKUltHlDU HUIUIKI "I had female trouble for eight venra," write. Mrs. L. J. Dennis, of Q2o iiaai L.olleire t.. ln kimivilli Ills. " Words cannot axnreuwhat I suffered. sought relief among the mtdical profession and found none. 1'rlenrls urired me to trv Dr. Pierce's Favorite PreacriDtion. When I com. munced taking this medlcino I weigh ed ninety-five pounds. Now 1 weigh one hundred and fifty-six pounds more than I ever weighed before. I' was so bad I would Tie from day to day and long for death to come and relieve my aulTering. I had Internal dii Inflammation, oeanng down pain, and auch distress every month but now I never have a pain do all my own work and am isagreeable drain . and auch distresi ut now I never have a strong and healthv woman." ic women are loYilrrt to consult Dr. IMrrt-r hv Irttrr . f...v.M.nM vntf, A1ilr Ur. K V Hfrce, Bulfiilo, H. Y. THE BAD BOY AT WORK. 1 It Happened in a Drug Store. "One day last winter a lady came to my drug store and asked for a brand of cougb medicine tbat I did not bave In stock," says Mr (J .B Grandin, tbe popular drogglst of Ontario, N Y. "Bbe was disappointed and wanted to know what oough preparation I could recommend. I said to ber that I eould freely recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and that alie could take a bottle of the remedy and after giving It a fair trial If sbe did not find it worth the money to bring back the bottle and I would retund the price paid. In tbe course of a day or two tbe lady came back In company wilb a friend In need of a cougb medicine and advised ber to buy a bottle of Chamberlain's Cougb Remedy. I consider tbat a very good recommen dation for tbe remedy." It la for sale by VV L JDeLauo. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward tor any oase of Catarrh tbat can not be oured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Chenby fc Co, Toledo, O. We, tbe nnderslgned, bave known P J Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all busiuesH transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West AThuax, wholeaaledrugglste, Toledo, O. Waldino, Rinnan & Marvin, wholesale druggist, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter nally, acting directly upon tbe blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Bold by all druggists. ' Hall's Family Pills are tbe best. ' Pure Home Made Brandy - . . . . " Pure double distilled brandy con ains neither fusil oil or prusslc acid nor aoy other poison except what is contained In the fruit. Neither Is It neoessary to rectify the same before It Is fit for use, as hundreds of men, and dozens ot old distillers who now live in Oregon can testify. Distilled liquors are always clear In color, not red, untl age give them a yellowish cast. I will sell you pure double-dis tilled prune, apple or pear brandy made utar Eugene Oregon for $2.50 a gallon, or 75 cents a quart. I M frauds, Distiller. Filth and Blair streets, Eugene, OregoD. ' i Bismarck's Iron Nerve " ' Was the result of his splendid health. Indomitable ill and tremendous energy a-e not found where stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels are out of order. If you want these qualities and the success they tiling,' use Dr King's New lilfe Pills. They develop every power of brain and body. Only 25c at W L DeLano's drug store. Prevented a Tragedy. Timely information given Mrs George Long, of New Btraltsvllle, Ohio, pre vented a dreadful tragedy and saved two lives. A frightful cold had long kept ber awake every night. Bbe had tried many remedies and doctors but steadily grew worse until urged to try Dr King's New discovery. One bottle wholly cured ber and she writes this marvelous medicine also oured Mr Long of a severe attack of pneumonia. Buch cures are positive proof of the matchless merit of this grand remedy for curing all throat, chest and lung troubles.' Only 50o and tl.00. Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free at WX DeLano's drug store. Medical. Hpecial icserve old government whiskey used In tbe medical depart, ment of the V S army and naval ser vice; also recognized as the purest and an unadulterated stimulant by tbe board of health of Ban Franoleco for use In tbe hospitals. Recommended for invalids and especially lor iainily use. Bold exclusively by D E Rice, Hugene. gineered by such a man as Hanna, d frantically doVnThat through' buu Bupuuiiuu uy ma coat Daroosr fare, entered a harness shop, to beat Certainly those ooal barons should "reduoe the price of ooal for three weeks" nntil MoKinloy is elected. Then they oan hoist it as high as they please so far as Chairman Hanna and theTelogram perfeotlon of.simpltoity editor are concerned, HEAVY UJ M B EiiSHIPM ENTS. The Southern Paolflo railroad company is doing big business in lumber shipments' these days. A sample oould bave been seen by a spectator at the Eugene depot last evenitg about 0 o'clock. A lumber train passed through for Texas paints loaded with Oregon fir, or pine as it is known to the trade. The train consisted exclusively of lumber cars, 24 in number, with a oaboose, Tbcy were loaded from the Coburg mills on the MoKemie, and the Curtis mills with Santiam river production. Estimating 20, 000 feet to a car the train carried 480,000 feet of lumber, enough to keep a good sized mill sawing tbe better ptrt of two months. This lumber business is in its lnfanoy. Tbe Southern 1'aoifiol railroad wants the long haul, and is using its timber lands to supply tbe lu Tiber tbat finds a ready market in tbe south and south west. Notice to Taxpayers. Kuokne, Oregon, Oct. 16, 1000. It has been tbe custom and require ment of tbe law for the BherliTofthe onuiity to serve tax . warrants forde' lluqueut taxes on the property of the delinquent taxpayer but owing to the paMwgeof a new law such notices berealler will not be served or posted ou delinquent property, butacertlfi oate of levy will be filed with the county olerk, and then the customary notice of sale of property for delinquent taxes will be published In one of the oounty papers. The levy will be made Nov 1, 1000, and advertising commence Immediately thereafter. Taxpayers in order to save expense of levy and advertising should pay their taxes at once. W W Withers, Sberift and Tax Collector of Lane County, Oregon. PLAYKl) OUT Dull headaohe, pains lu various parts Farm For Sale 628 acres or land within one mile of Harrisburg, 200 acres iu cultivation two old houses, two barns; nearly all river bottom land. A large quantity of balui, maple nnd at-h timber. Ash and maple suitable lor lumber. Two old orchards on the place. This is a bargnin. Price, $14, per acre. Address, , RF Baker & Co. 'uuotlou City Hotel. It Saved His Leg. PA Danfortli, of LnGrange, Ga, suffered Intensely fur six months with a frightful running sore on his leg, but writes that Buckleu's Arnica ttalve wnoiiy oured it in ten days. For uii-ers, woumis, nurns, ooiib, pain or piles Its tlie best salvo in ihe world. Cure guaranteed. Duly 26 cents. Bold I y V L DeLano, druggist. - OAMTOIHA.. Bears tas A 1 I tm Haw Always Slgnatam ef BUSINESS CAf D H KKBKliT 1.K1GU, ASSAY OFFIOK, Prompt and accurate returns guaranteed. CoTTAOi Ckovi, OarooK. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. Dftiue Over Lane County Bank, lilLYLU, I ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Ddke-Orer First National Bank. Ecoisi, OaiooH, WOODCOCK, ATTOBNEY-AT-LA W. Offioe One-half block south of Cbrismau Blk ' Eoodii, Oatoux. E it SKIPWOETU. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW WiU practice In all the Court's. Euoeki Okboon. BSLMUS W THOMPSON OHAS A HAHOY rjWOMPSON 4 HARDY, ATTORNEYS-ATLAW. Office In Flnit National Bank Building. Practioe in aU the oourta, . . Eooini, Okioon. QKO. B DORRIB, ATT RNEY COUN8ELOR-AT-LAW Will practice in ah the conrta of the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of the state. Special attention given to collections and matters inprobate. Office- First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1, 2 and 8. MEDICAL. DRJ W UARRIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Offioe Over Wilkini & Linn'e drug store. Office Honrs tc 12 a m; 2 to 5 ant 7 to 9 pm. Reeidenw Ferry street between 11th and J2th. JAINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offices In Chriiman Block. Special attention to surgery and surgical dis eapasof women. J SLUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. ECGENE, ObEOOV D R G BIDDLE, -FIRST DENTIST Ofnoe OnOlive etnwt. TvtHvAon Fifth mnA buth streeta one block went of Minnesota iiotel. The Kind Von Haw Always Property for Sale. hasty retreat; was prevented from en- of tho 'bklng at tbe pit, of the terlug two grooery storm and a barber shop by the efforts of the proprietors and bystanders; ran against a pair of horses blluhed to a grooery delivery wagon, causing a ruuaway tbat wreck ed the wagon and ruined the harness." "This stampede caused the horses ot another delivery wagon in the Imme diate vicinity to become frightened, resulting lu wrecking the vehicle. The horse eonllnued lu his ourse down the hill, aud It was later reported that the borne wes lying In a dying ooudl tlou below town from Ihe eflects of the slum hm!o. At the request of the piopileior of one of the wrecked rshl- din, klilt afteruoon, this young man took the wagon to a shop to have the ntomtAuiy repairs made," Where is William Brown? Han Khaki'Isoo, Oct 19. A firm of solicitors in Aberdeen, Bootlaud, has renewed a former request to the police of this city for luf irmatlon regarding the whereabouts of William llrown, the son ot a Hootch olergyman, who disappeared from Jlsknrstleld In Match, 18ft J.' A Miliataotlal reward Is oilernl lo any oiu who can find the liilaslng man. Twi nty-four TrowbrUliiv (lanoseold In Kutirne. Every purchaser satisfied Morris A Craw. For sprains, swrlllna and Iamnes there Is nothing n gMid a t'l anii. r Iain's Pain Palm, l y It. Foisalrby! W L Del.suo. I stomach, loss of appetite, teverisbnees, pimples or sores, are all positive evidence of Impare blood. No matter how It became so, It must be purified In order toobtaln good health. Agker's Blood Elixir baa never failed to cure Scrofulous or Bvnhilltlo nolsons. or anv other blood diseases. It Is oertalnly a wonderful remedy and wa sell avrv bottle on a positive guarantee. For sele by W LDeLano. For Sale. About 4 acres of good land In Eu gene, with house, barn and chicken bouse. Good young orchard, and fine water. Good plaoe for garden or chicken ranch. Inquire at this ofnoe. Spitzcnbcrg Apples, First-class price paid for good ship ping apple. Peters' warehouse, on railroad, Pearl street. T N Hkciak. For Hai.k. fifty head of line goals, nannies and wethers, for sale. In quire at WtlAAMKTTB MEAT MARKET. 0DWD. Pair of spectacles In case Oil at this office. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have A'wajs Bought Bigrature of Zffi A fine 12-room residence, hard finish, good baru, fruit, 2 lots, 100x160 feet, corner Fourteenth and Pearl streets Inquire at once. J u Watkins, Cen tral Meat Market. " To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Brouio Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money If It fails to euro. E. V. drove's slgna- ure is uu vauu uux, zoo. 1000 Ramblers $3fi. . First-class meals at Hammond's. W.wd for sale at F 1, Chambcra'. Remember the Hallowe'en social at the fepiscopnl narlrh room. tor timber or huiesteadriocatlous inquire at this ollloe, or address Box B74, Kugene Oregon. 161 Cresoeuis sold (his year In Eo gene j 683 Crescent riders In and around Eugene now. The people now know that Ihe CrMni bicycles aland with. out the tumble of always tinkering them up. Got a Crescent ana you are always ready lu go. Jacksonvil'e Times! Wallia Nash. a '-blawsted Hhialishman," from Al bany, Is unking xpeeohes lu Josenhltn oouuly. He has uothlng lo say abcut hiBOomieoilou with the wrecking of joo s nana n Uorvallla, and (he Ore gon Pacific railro.'id, alllMugh he finds much faun with w pie. the iachets of wnose shoes he is unfit to loosen. Collage Orova Nugget, October 19 Aiuuet. nancy p,ri, eleven yearn of age, last week while out hunting about inree miles rrom town, kilted a spike buck drer wl;h a mingle loading shot gun.. Joe Pei kins Is going Into the culture of hi rawberrles ou an extensive scale. He h is already S acres In plants aud will put lu six more. His farm la lust east of town, and the setting out of plants will continue until the en. lire Oacrei att in. "The Japanese accuse tbe Chinese of Inventing morals iu order to discover kow good they are and how bad the Japs aie. The morals of either are on pr with Ihe growers who pack fine i-plesonthe outside tier of the box and then fill Q chiefly with calls and worms." California Fruit World. In Oregon the growers do none of the above shsimnliig. Fruit lu the middle of the boxes Is as good aa that on the outside which fact may account to some extent for tbegreat demand there always la fur Oregon red apples. Central Market, is if Mi PROPRIETORS' Will keep constantly on hand a lull supply BEEF MUTTON- PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at the lowest .. . . . i i market prices. A .lair snare of ihe pnfilic Datroaage sollclien : TO THE FARMERS.-: ' We will pay the highest market price r.. b.. ,n,in li L.. 1 Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. f-VHeau dellrered to anv ml ot th rit jVtMOl till MVP J. L. PAGE -DKALKB 1M-- Having a Large and Complete stock of eutpie and Fanoy Groceries bought in the beet markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can offer the tmhiin Kt t a mi Eugene Livery and Feed Stable WEST BROS, Props New Rigs' NewHarness, Competent Drivers Rones-bianled by day or ttl, -Folev Hnri:u ttAL-M. llametts and Tenth I tuils Tslepkeae Ma SI. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Nollos is hen-bv given thil tli. signed, administrairix of the rotate of John a. tluiihea, derusn . has AI..1 k.. ..., . . , . . - . -p. UUII -wuu iu iuv uiaiier oi asm estate in the all persona inleraetrd are herf bv nolifle.! that Mon.'ay. the 3rd day of bewmher i-niu, at tbe nonr of one o'clock iu th. alternoon of said dav has tr, Ati k. eoutt lotthe heating ol objections to saiH acOTonl, snd lor the final settlement of said Dated this 17th day of Octcber, lsoo. , , , . 8- Uronsa, Adailtiiitralni of said esute. L. BatsD, auy tor uid estate. Nationa Bank Of Eugene. Paid ud Cash Capital 860,000 Surplus ., - 8BO.OOO Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Dons on rrieauable terms. ciight drafts on Chicago, an rranuiaoo and Port land, Oregon. iJtlls of etcchanKf mid on foreign oenntriee. Uepoeits received subject to check or certifi cate of deDoeit. All ouUectlons entrnsted to us will reoelvs prompt attention, T G llKNnaioa, President. S B Kakin, Vice Prealdca . P. E. Snodooass, Cashier. L. H. Porrxa. Aas't Cashier EUGENE LoaniSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid I'p Cash Capital Surplus - $50.0 2,5 A GENERAL BANKINQ BUSINESS TRANS AOTCO ON FAVORABLE TERMS Drafts issued on tbe principal cities of the United Stales and foreign coi.mrles. Interest, allowed on Iteipand (Jrtiflcaie of UepoMt wtiuu left stated period. Collections receive our prompt attentions' City aud County Warrants bought. VI. E. SHOWN, Presidsnts F. W. OS BU It ft, osishitr. D.A. PAINE, Vice Pretldtnl. W. W. BROWN. A sit Cash) Cf LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. Estaollshed In I8S2. Oldest h Bank In the County. ' A Gtr.eral Ealirp tuirus irfll trmhe transacted on favorable terms ' A!' O. HOVE-?, Preaident 1j. G. HULIN. Cashier. B. H. HOVEY. Afat Cashier. ..Printing.. NOTICE OF FINAL Notice is hereliv .. sie-ntd, axlDiinisirato, ' J rt.in ')' i, IIS. uri k.. ue uuuuiy liouit 0 1 final ri'iiiml u n i u Iste, and that said Count, n 01 Thmaday. Nmb.r,"';bL7' o,uca a m, aa the tin,,, It , honse in Ln(lene said oouniv , mK!'"? ttn" a wuat '- p..diu,ui oi salu eslaiM ...U1 la interested in said mailer a nedlojren. any obj'c'.C; said final account ou or blio "n. of November. 'Ni J,l. Illl Cn,... n. . 8,r( Arimir ?-K-.WUuW' Notice of Final stilt Estate of H n IT..., (lonntv. Or. ir. ' ue(l, U. Notice is herebv ni.nn .v.. . her final account, for bmii ?' '"Ui tate, andllonday, the 3rd Z oYS ber, 1900, at the hour of on. !'.t S alternoon of said day, has been . ... . " ."want sad ( : IlRlftfl il. iu rjmi. j . . u, OI JUVi t o Liui A Hdm. Attornev. '"""Mi,, , NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE Notice is bertby Kivcn that P u , Pherson, admiuislialor of ibe e.L.Tj r . uieaver, ueceased. liha til. a u7."" oount as such admiuis,rator wi'h thTri of the County Ooun oi Uue CooD. C (!OU, aud the said Court has filed M T iht 5th da; of Novmber, 1W ,ufe oi It) o'clock a. m., ., lne Cow, saidCouri, in lune, hfc M. O. WllJtlNa. Atl. In. ' . , onlu earn.. , Notice to Creditors, Nolice is hereby given that F. M Witw. has bn only anointed admiLisinS?, lb- .stale of J. K. Ellison dtceased h li. .. K O. Potter, countv llX ?.ll, no county. All peraons havin. aZ. (iiiuat said eslate are hereby nolifd y.tshem me same to the admiiiik witnin six months from the date ol ntitire. with tl a r....c... . cflifeol Geo. b. Dorris in"lm''' uutice, mt Oregon, Uko. B, Dobbib, Att'v. (or Estate Adminisuaitt NOTICE TO OKEDIT0BS. Notice is herebj given that the ink signed has been appointed by the Coon Couit of Lane County, Oregon, tralor of tbe estate ot Muigaiei J0tlai. (Jooeased. All pel soeb httvii g cluing m. said estate are heteby notified to two. ihini with the propei vouobs.i u m nudersigned at the law office of AC Wm oook iu Engene, Lane County, 0a within six months from tbe dale oliu uuiiue. Dated September 19, 1000. Administrator of tbe Estate of iiiija VUUMO.UU, IIDUCIimU! Of All Kinds NOTICJS TO CREDITOBS. ISoiice is htrfby given tbat the unta. signtid h&H bct-u uppoiuted by the Conwj Court of Luue Count;. Oregon, tarn'm trjjjrof tbe eutnte of JamtH W. bbeidh, deceuuad. All porsous huviug clatuitf agsinti said estate are h rebj cotIitd to piettV tht-in with the uroner vouch rs toibtftt dt roigued at iho law cilice of A. C Woouuock, in Eugene, Latie Couij, Oregon, within six mouths from (Leditetl tbiH notice. Dnte.1 uctobtr the 9th. 1900. r L. IX FOBBMT, Administrator of tbe esine of J limes W. Sheldon, tjecwei -AT THE... GUARD OFFICE. NOTICE TO ClibDITOliS.' Nolice is btrby given that tbe oodtf signed ban bten ouly appointed Ij 111 Ci unt Criirt of Lano County, admiuiBtii tor ot tho otitutool Duvid O. U.GnlJe;,de oen-td, and all pt-ruoiis bavit g cliiai Bgtttisi said vstftte are hereby nulificd lo preeijt the iuue to me, dulj vtrifitd.it the law t fflocof B. R. ttkipworlhiu tatai, witbiti nil months from the date htrtof Dftttd, Kugeue, Oregon. October 5, 1900, Hknbi ijponrs, Administrator of the eolaieofj Buvid Or. O, Galley, deeeiKd. . JR. Skipwokth, i . Att'y for Administrator. Notice to Creditors Kotico ib hereby given that the underafwd has been appointed by the Cuiut) CVurt Laue county, Oiegon, executor cf iht will and .teutauient And estate of G?i Soverus, deceased. All iwrsnoi binif claims against said estate are hereby douw to pretient them with the pnfer voucher- the undersigneH at the law ottics of A G Woodcock in Eugene, Oregon, within u months from the date of this notice. IMed July 7, J 900. JrhskSovehm, Executor of the Lsst Will anil lestsmwittti of the Estate of George Soveras, decsiiei Notice to Creditors Estate of A. V. Peters, deceased. , Notice ie hereby yiven that Geo B Dorm hail hftAtl stall V nt..it.r..l B.ItniniMtrAtfir of thl estate of A V Peters, decented, by tfcj Honorable H It Kincaid, County Jodgt IJfinA rminlv Dnumn All rwnotll OftTUf claims against sid eetate are hereby ihiUW to present the same to the administrator. his Uw office in Eugene City, over tiierw National lUnlr. tvithin stir mnntlil from tM date of this notice. July 12, 1 '., with I neceswy vouchers. All claiuii nrnit temizud, .lino B Bohhib, Admrnistritor. GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES, QUUJ olUUrA. Administrator's Notice. Notice Is hereby given that the tindrttrli R M llay, haa lieen duly ailw ioted at'as tratorof tlie entnta of Ahram Labile., drrt ed, by the County Court ef IJine Coastf, eon, aud all twnions bavins clim hum hen, said OHtate arn hflrithv nntitieli and reomrSllo present the aaitie. with tirooer voucher said ailniiuistrator at his place f busiss " Willamette ttreet, Eugene, Oregon. wui six njouths from tlie date of this notice, Uated this 3rd day of Augiut, l1"' KMDAt AHmlnl.trator riaid h 1. Biliku, Attorney. Legal Blanks of Al Kiniu EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Htage leaves Jiiifrene for Florvtios Daily except dtinday at, 6 a ni Ik-turning stape leaves KloreBrS for Eugene daily except Kuitday " p m Saturdays at 8am. . Arrives In Kugeue at epnila"1 following. "INOLI FAIll! KOCKU TKII- - Tickets lor Mle at . Pns' II"') Intene.or al Uurd tHTeaporl'. v lore ace.