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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard 1'ubliahed eery evening of the week, Bun Uye eioepted. Addraaa all communications id inake all remittances uayable to tb kuauis tituan, Eugene, Oregon. rJUlJdOIUPTIONJIlATE& DA1LI. I 'silvered by oarrior, per week f 15 IJelivered by carrier, per mouth....... tJ Hv mail one year (in advance) 6 00 Six moiitue 8 00 ue nmnth W 9UloonUM. .............. 06 WUUl, ihi year (In advance) 2'00 six months 1 00 Advertising rates made known on applh tiiiu. Entered as aeoond-claea amatter at. the Kuuene, Oregon, poatorhoa. 'TUB KARTEf N CFIOBS -Of tha paper are at 230 to :34 fdtnple Court, New lurf uuy, ana u o jxoreae rJl'w. ot naaa- ingt m 8b, Chicago, III, V K.A1Z Advertia- uk AKenoy in charge.. CAMPBELL BROS Publishers All Business Lsttars to this offlo should bs dlrootod to THEOUAHO Instoad of olthor oi ino propriators oorsonaii. CAMPBELL BROS. SATURDAY ' OCTOBER 27 MORE MOD FOR WILLAMETTE STREET. Borne people are hauling mad oft Willamette street, bat the City of Eugene serenely and contentedly continues to haul the making of mud, loam and sand, into the old Btreet oar traok. It is too bad that our prinoipal business street can- not be improved with the best ma terial obtainable, oruehed rock. The round rock will not stand heavy traffic The result' is' that Willamette street is rougher ' thau many of the ordinary ooun try roads. The oity council certainly should heed publio sentiment In this mat ter. The business men." who are interested in this street more par tioularly, are Hgainat the ubo of gravel almost to the man,.' OUR SDLU POSSESSIONS. The Bala group of (Blanus - are about one hundred and fifty in number, and are situated south of the Philippines and north of Borneo. They are included In the Phillip pine purohaee. from Spain. , They have been under Mohammedan rule for many oenturies. Spain hired the rulers to recognise her suze rainty and paid them a stipulated, sum yearly. 7 Spain, never con quered, them or exercised any authority whatever over them, Slavery ahd polygamy have been institutions in tbi Sulu group 'and among the Moros of the (island ) of Mindanao, Under the., ponlraot; made br I'resident McKtnl'y with the Sal tan of Sulu, the Kultanry.Is ' incor porated into his empire. Without aoquiring any-, rights beyond a nominal suzerainty and a,n ' agree merit to float our ' flag over the Sultan' palaoe, the president paid the Sultan and dm toes a jhribe of ten thousand Mexican dollars, and agreed to pay them monthly . sal aries forever afterwards. He also pledged the United Slates, in his contract or treaty, to defend the Sultan and his subjects asainst the $VH MOftiTlIWtD Tlliilf Rl SAT fAi 2 ",3" 4 6 J 6JL.jO.li 2L? A- j5l j6 I7 if ' 9 2L L LA3 23. 26 27 y. CUJglssTr&crT interference of any foreign power. The United States, under the agree ment, oolleote no revenue from the islanders nor In any wise partici pates in the government of the Islands. Iq faot, the Sultan of Sulu is as absolute a mor.aroh over his dominion as is ths Sultan ot Turkey over his, or the Cir ol . Kuaaia. For the privilege, of a nominal suseralnty, and of disgracing our flag by having it float over the palaoe, hai ems and slave pens of the Sulu islands, President Mj- Klnley has pledged the government of the United State to pay from, ."' ' . , . i e I. -c - a. - the taxes collected from the people salaries to the Sultan and hi dat- toes amounting to 19,120 per year, while the annual sum paid by the Spanish government was only C 300. And the thirteenth amend merit does not reach the Solos. Witness article 10 of the treaty with i lie Sultan, which reads as follows: "Any slave in the arohlpelago of Sulu snail have the right ;tp' pur chase freedam by paying to the master the usual market price." Lincoln 'emaolpated the slave.; His successor floats the flag over slave territory 1 , LEGITIMATE EXPANSION. - ( i j PhluWUlphU-aJnjw, J " "Where the American flag has been planted by the heroism of our army and, nav.ad, by (.the ' treaty of peace with Spain, it most ever leiuAin, but it should not float as a symbol of oppression. Where the flag goes the constitution and laws of the Union rnust go with it. The first lesson ,pl these laws is the right of the people to govern them "elves;, but Instead of obeying the law we have an .imperialistic co lonial polioy that is today oppress ing Porto Rioo to starvation, and that is making costly and bloody, war in the Philippines, that could, be ended by conceding the right of the people to rale therreelve under, the sovereignty and just restraints; and protection of the United States, "Expansion is a legitimate and, time-honored Demooratio polioy imperialism la a seething fountain of oppression and "an aDDallina perversion of every attribute of our free institutions." President Mitchell, of the United Mine Workers organization. give out a statement ttiaf the "striking coal miners won their victory, with the exception of a few oonoeded points, in 89 days. AN ASYLUM INCIDENT; Attendants Bathed and Prepared to Care for a Woman Who Happened to Be Sane. Salem, Oat. 26. The monotony ol of life at a big Institution like the atate luaane asylum la sometimes relieved by a real good Joke, . and one of these, which transpired not more than 40 years ago, baa eaeaped outside the walla. " BTbe aherirt aft one of the oounMes arrived at tbe asylum with an Imbecile child, being assisted In tbe care of the ohild by a woman who is h native of a foreign country, and cannot yet "talk United Blatea," ao as to be understood, flie slierlfl took bla uliarg to the re ceiving ward, tbe woman accompany nig. Atteudants thinking woman and child ware butb patients, prooeedad to follow tbe uaual rule. They buatled the woman to the batbaoom, had her uudretuwd and aoused iuto the tub be fore tne real raota -In Uie mm were aaoertalned. Tbewoman had vlgor- oualy aud voolferoualy pro agalaettheyeiem of rfroji-paths' ldT poaed opon her, butr jqguag fall upon unappreclatlve eara ears that were unable to digest. Its) apvpda. ., .. ine aneriu-a anxiety ;pn aoooupt on me nonappsaranoe of bis aatlatabt re-' aulted In the early dlaoovery of her enforced ablutions, r and! her release from further reatralut, . ' University Observatory. The attention of the Gdabo has been called to the condition In wblob the abandoned Htale University observa tory on Bkloner's Butte la allowed lot remain. . There are no?: windows or doors remaining in the banding, aoossa being; free. , The white plastered walla aVe been decorated and written upon la a vile uiauuer. The butte la quite an attraction on pleMn). gays," ae peolally to atrancere who may be so journing lu tbe city, and caaturally few fall to enter the bbaervatory bulld- Iur. Tbe city authorities or regentsof the University abeald loeeptj l)rqelDaeoare ly boardlug Up the opea doora mod Initowa. It la a vile ofltnaa anlnat publto dooenoy. ? , ' Died. 'Jurotliui City Times, - October ST! "Json M Butlar dled,n Lotsb&rd, Moniana, October 6, aged 68, of heart trouble. He waa a brother ef J J BuU ler, or tbla city. In an early day Jauiea liutlur owned bneof the brat whMit farma In tbla aeotlon and re fiiiwd IIO.COO caah for hla farm. He left a widow and a large family of grown children. One daughter Is In i'lilcago, olio In portlaud, two aona In 'enliolr,n, one ou In Wvudllug and the 'ft r the family are at home In Molilalia." The rifOnpd was well known by Kugone old tluisrs. "Jimmy," but rr (iiiii unroriiiiisle liabil, was an t- orllrnt elilaxn. That eventually c-'-i hi tn bla farm aud a leg' below iLs knre. Knuh flsli and oystira every day. Poultry dressed to order. Newman's Hah and poultry - market at nllev building uiar Green's grooe.y stem. I , THE'J7,xo ABSCONDER " Probably Under Surveillance With tbi.ObjepV .of ' Securing Re tain of Part t)t Money. Kav York, .Oct. an. The Evening World aaya: "Development tbla ruorolng Indl eate that the whereabout ol Corneliua L'Alvord.' the abeoundiog note-lelirr Of the first NatloDyM)l. are known botn to bla attorneya ana the nana off ola la. Tbat no warrant for hla arrest Jjaa been asked. Is due to Uie rrorts or bis inenaa. nagouations are now on wlib the bank offl ilala In M behalf, that will lead It is aaid, to tbe raatraUoo, f wltbln, lew days of almost ball tbe amount stoleo. M- vord's arrest would be an immediate bar to restitution on bis part. In the meantime the man, 'Who la aald by in tUnate friends to be In bis boose at Mt Vernon, and by others to be oine- wbereln, tbe vicinity, Is .under qnee survelllanoe by deteotlves. . His escape la eh Impossibility ' Alvord la aaid to have had an enor- jnojaaaaaa of ready caab wbeo he took hJa.pjaiiepvore ,from ,the bank. This, with . tys . reel ftate , holdings, several blocks of securities, bla wife's diamonds, bla horses and livery and bis Interest in several New York busi ness oonosrns, are under oonaideration In tbe Begotlatlone between Alvord'iS friends and - those from whom he stole. Oqe.ot the absaqadei'e friends irttbat Alvord's holdings, when reallxed on, will make blm only S100, ULiothsj ba4 OU' tbe 'ameo'nt of hls defalcation." ?. -,.. 41; E. Church Dedicated.' 1 vh J- :'ii.; '. . eottass Orove Laadar. ' " A large oongraCatloa' . assembled at the elegant new la; Ji.charoh last Bun day to witness the. ..dedication of tbe new building, Elder Ford, of Eugene, preached tbe dedicatory sermon in bis plain and forcible style, holding tbe close attention: ot the vast throng tor an Jjoo. It wae then announced that tbe church Indebtedness ot some $550 most be raised before tbe bolldlDg could be formally 'dedicated.' Dona tions were thsu called for and more than ths entire' arnoant was raised In eae:thsA .thirty minutes, thM again proving tbe wondertul liberality of tbe good people of tytfyge , Grove. Bel Ig ous servloes were beld In tbe arternopp and evening at wblob, the large and rmmodloaa building was well filled. Tbe building ie is aplendid edlficei built apon modern lines, well venti lated, lighted and beated at a cost or $3,600. It Is an elegant addition to our'llttle olty and one that the people are proud of." ' ' Creswell Items. Oct. 28. The 8 P Co. baa Just pat up a water tank at tbla place with a ateam pump, utlliilng the old well tbat has not been used for some years. ' - The' new sidewalk, built by donated lauor. ins maieriai pam ror wii,n pro ceeds ofV social held last spring, Is a great improvement to tbe town, A epeolal school meeting has been called bere to vote on the question of a twoimlll las levy for school purpose. Several such atttempt in the past have failed. - r - We are. anxious to .hear bow Hons. McClung and Booth will attempt to put acceptable eaturs, on the ibldeoua bsaat of Imrjerlallam. and other thlnm ii loe.rniiippines. , . .. I There are hundreds of bushels of fine Rioter apples , In hls clclulty that w,ould have brought first class prices If they had been thoroughly sprayed. As it Is they are Utile more than fit for hpgfeed.'1"---." We understand tbat the union Hun- day sobool of this place, will hereafter meet at l6 o'clock a m, Instead of tbe afternoon hour. . Zkph. Cottage Grpv) JJ, in Trouble.' ' aoMbrf Barltw, Oot. 39, ' ,taet evening Herbert Leonard, and Joe Brown, of Oottajje urove, were placed under arrest on oomplalntofj W Gardner ' ror assault and battery. The encounter was tbe outgrow Ih of a aneof eards, and Uie oomplalnlng wltoeee waa etrooK wun an ox.' 'ins euloriU Immediately left town but weesoaaght atHhady Point by Deputy Sheriff qhas Petrott, After bearing .the evidence Justice BoMaett fined Brown $60 foraasault a ooV Leonard (30 for carrying a oon waled i weapon. Both Onee were prompuy paia. Farm For Sale. l&Oaejree. 100 acre under oultiva tlon,' Balanoe paalure and wood land. Floe cattle or sheep ranch. Uood out range. New house and barn. Itunr nlug water near bouse; 20 m'lee west of n.ugeae, 6 rullee wret of Klmlra. AUdr , M.8TTRKN8, Ulmlra, Ore. OJkfJTOIlI A Baantka e lie Hind tie Hrn llwuti tontft ,' yf lie Hind tw Hrn llwun C Blgastsre af Choice Younji Eves for Lease. Seven hundred young ewes to lease ror a period or two or throe yeais. AH bred to Lincoln bucks. For terms of se please add ma J H Berkley, Ku- gne, Oregon. These abeep will be In Kugeue about November Srd, BOO ART 4 UCCKLCY. , !&&gZ3 . A Sample of Bluster. . The following from Chicago gives a sample or tbe republican betting tbla year: J J Townsen 1, a stock broker, came up with $50,000 today to bet Henry C Payne that Bryan will receive as many electoral votes as be did In 1696. Mr Payne, vice chairman of tbe republican national oommittee, said yeuerday he wou'd bet 2 to 1 tbat Bryan would not have as many as four years ago, when he bad 176. Tbls morolng be said he did not have money enough to cover T'ownsend'a money, but would try and get it. A dozen men, each with a roll aa big as an elephant's root, kept calling oo Mr Payne and he was kept busy explaining how he did not have any money.. It waa an embar rassing speotaole. Vice Chairman Johnson relumed to democratic headquarters today alter a trlpot Investigation througb Ohio. ' , 1 "I 'talked with many leading demo crats In the state and tbey all bad tbe same story to tell," eaW Mr- Johnson "Tbey are all confident that they will oarry the state ror Mr Bryao. Senator Foraker'a prediction yesterday tbat the republicans would -oarry the state by 100,000, provoked audible niirlh among the Ohio democrats, principally as tbls prediction was made scou afier Mr Foraker was yelled down by a Cleve land audlen.e and not allowed to speak. "Governor Roosevelt received a good reception at Cleveland, but at other point io the state his audiences were neither large nor enthusiastic .Tbe followers of Mayor ' Jones, ot Toledo, ill, with a rew exceptions, vote for Mr Bryan. I was unable to learn tbat anyonR who voted ifor Jones 'for gov ernor Intended to vote forMrllcKin- lev." ' How's This? ' -V We offer One Hundred Dollar Re ward tor any case or Catarrh tbat can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co, Toledo, O. We, tbe undersigned, have known F J Cheney for the lust 15 years, aud believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West ATkuax, whoksaledruggists, Toledo, O. Waluino, Rinnan & Makvin, wholesale druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Inter nally, acliug directly upon tbe blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Tes'luionials sent free. Price 76o per hoi tie. Bold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills are tbe best. A Frightful Blunder Will often cause a horrible burn, cut or bruise, liucklen's Arniou Halve, tbe best In the world, will kill the pain and promptly heal It. Cures old sores, fever sores, ulcers, bolls, felons, corns, all skin eruptions. Best pile cure on earth. Only 25o a box. -Cure guaran teed. Sold by W L D. L'iiio, druggist, ; . Farm For Sale .! ,. . ; . 628aorea of land within , one mile of Harrisburg, 'M0 acres In cultivation two old boures, two barns; nearly all river bottom land. - A large quantity ofbalnj, msploard aali timber. Ash and maple suitable tor lumber. Two old orchards on the place. This, Is a bargtlii. Price, $14, pvr acre. Address, ' ' K K KAKKR ft Co. TuncMin (uty Hotel. A Monster Devil Fish ' Defttoylng lis victim, Is a type ot Coustlpallou. Tbe power of this mur derous malady Is felt on organs and nerves and muscles and brain.' 't here la no health till it la overcome. But Or King's New Lite l'ills are a safe and certain oure. Best in the world for stomach, liver, kidneys and t.owds. .Only 26 cents at W L UeLano's drug store. OAMTOHIA. BatnUw , ItB Kind You Hae Ulirsr? E Iha Kind Yoa Hais k'.mn i ligsatv ' af iOTlCE.-lt will be of advantage to anyone having Iota to fill In Eugeue to see OF Homers at once. Reside! oe, comer Klghth and vvashlngton strtets. FOB 8AI.K, f ifty bend of fine go.ita, nanulea and w rib cm, for sale. Iq tjulreat WlLLAMKII'R MKAT MARKKT. For sprains, swuiing and lametu ss there Is nothing as good as Chambi-r-laln's Pain Palm. Try It. Korsaleby W L DeLano. "For three days and (nights I sufter ed atony untold from ao attack of cliolera morbus brought on by eating cucumbers," any. M h Lowtber, clerk of the district court, Centervllle, Iowa. 'I thnught t ahnuld surely die, and tried a deseu dlllerrtit metllclnee, but all to no purpose. I aetil for a bottle of Chamberlalu'a Colic, Cholera and (Diarrhoea Itemrdy aud three dose relieved me entirely." This remedy Is for sale by W L lLauo. RUNNING UP A BIB BILL j uucior' feM woaJdo't be wnMATj, wben yoa v t. -M,xed with ooldi aX ihii set m of tbe rear, if you would rejtrp buttle of our pure tvod wh Rriuie Cyru .Noble Vuinkejr.n your houMe sad tnen Uke it in tbe form o, 4tiiJy, or m your taste die tAtee, at bedtime or any other nid time. Ther U mithiog hke it for oold, la Grippe or ft id red ailtaenU. W ID. ReDsbaoi It Happened in a Drug Store. "One day last wluter a lady came, to my drugstore and asked for a brand of cough medicine tbat I did not have in stock," says Mr O R Grandln, tbe popular druggist of Ontario, N Y. "She was disappointed and wanted to know what cough preparation I could recommend, j said to her. that I could freely recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and tbat she could take a bottle of the remedy and after giving it a fair trial If she did not find it wortb the money to bring back tbe bottle and I would retund tbe price paid. In the course of a day or two tbe lady came back in company with a friend In need of a cough medicine and advised her ' to buy a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I consider tbat a very good reoommeO' datlon for tbe remedy.'; : It la tor sale oy vy ii jJeJ,auo. . ' Notice to Taxpayers ; ,, i "; EtiOBNS. Oregon, Oct. 16, 1900. It has been the custom and require ment of the law for" the sheriff of the ooqoty to serve, tax warrants for de linquent taxne on . tbe - property of the delinquent taxpayer but owing to the passage or a new law such notloes hereafter will not be -served or posted on delinquent property, but a certifi cate of levy will be filed .with the oounty clerk, and then tbe oustomary notice of sa'e of property for delinquent taxes will be published in 'one of the county papers. The levy will be made Nov 1, 1900, andadvertisingoomuienoe immediately thereafter. . Taxpayers' In order to save expense of levy and advertising should pay their taxes at onoe. W W Withers, Sheriff .and Tax Collector of Lane County, Oregon. , : ' i - :' i r J" . A Night of Terror. "Awful anxiety was felt for tbe widowiof tbe brave General Burnbam ot Machias, Me, when the dnotorp said she could not live till morning,"' writes Mrs 8 H Lincoln, who attended her that fearful night. "All thought she must soon die from pneumonia, but she begged for Dr King's New Discovery, saying it bad mure than once saved her Uie and had cured her ot consumption. After three small doses she slept easily all night and Its further use completely qured her." Ibis marvelous medicine Is guaranteed to cure all throat, obest and lung di seases. Only SOo and (1.00. Trial bottles free it W l DeLano's drug store. . i ; , Pold Steel or Death. "There Is but one small chance to save your, life arid .that is i brougb an operation," Waa the awful prospect set before Mis I B Hunt, of Lime RidRe, Wia, by her doctor after vainly. trying to cure her of frightful caaeofstom soh trouble and yellow jaundios. He didn't count on the marvelous powers of Elect rlo Bitters to cure stomach and liver troubles,, but she heard of it, took seven bottles, wap ; .whqly, .. cured avoioeu me surgeon's Riiire,' now weighs more and feels better than ever, ita positively guaranteed to oure stomaob, liver and kidney troubles and never disappoints. , rjo? fiOcatYVL nnT.ano'a lima arnpt, - ' I.'iT '' r-LAvW OOt'1'.."' Dull headache, paina In various part ot the body, sinking at (he pit of tbe stomach, loes of appetite, teverishnese, pimpies or sorts, are all positive evmeDoe oi impure blood. No matter how it became so, It must be purified in order to obtain good health. Aoker's Blood Elixir baa never railed to cure ocroiuiousor oy pnilitic poisons, or any other blood diseases.. It is oerlainly a wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle on a positive. guarantee. For Singing Lessons. : Singiug Lessons, Italian method by Miss Marguerite Hansen. Inaulreat musio room U O dormluiry from Bam to a p m. KKadins Matteh. TheKed Cross Society of Eugene asks contributnra or reading matter to be lett at Miss Rankin's. It's badly needed In ihs neiii. . EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. EAKOS, Proprietor. Btaf U,,vw fcnirei.c for Florence IHily xiv t r.un.ihy at f) u ni H.turiiU.. .i.,M lu'n, Floren.w ror I'.uiwee rlmly i xoept Sundays at k p m Hauirdays at 8 a m. Arrlvoa hi H. ue at 8 ! in the d iv fi.llc wlnu. ' K.'llMl 1K1I'.. Tlcketa Irr Kiiaeae.or at arti)i. nurd a I n ell BUSINESS OaJtU H EBBKKT LEIGH, ASSAY OFFICK, Prompt aad accurate returns guaranteed. CoTTAOa Gbovi, Orcooh. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. J M WILLIAMS, ATTOBKEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. Ottioe Over Lane Oounty Bank, BILYLU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Dflke-Over First National Bank. EuotMB, Orxooh. O WOODCOCK, ATTOliNEY-AT-LAW. Office One-half block south of Chruunan Blk Edoxhx, Obbdoh. BKIPWOBTH. ATTOKNEYAT-LAW Will practice in all ths Court's. Booms Oriooh. BKLUUS W THOMPSON OB AS A BABDI T HOMPSON ft HABDY, ATTOENEYS-AT-LAW. Office-In First National Bank Building. Practice in all tbe courts. - Eoukne, Oeiooh, QEO, B DOBKIS, r ATT IMli COUNBKLOK-AT-LA W Will praotioa la all the eonrta of tha Seoond Judicial District aud in tha Supreme Court ot the atate. Special attention gives to . collections and matters inprobate. ; Office First National Bank Blfig, Knomi 1. 2 and 8. MEDICAL. J W HARRIS. PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON. Offioe Over WUkina & Linn'a druK store. Office Hours 9 U. 12 a m; 2 to 5 auit 7 to vpa- . .. ;.. . , ; . Rwidenoe Forry atreet between 11th and i-Jtfi. jpALNB KJ7YKENDALL, ... PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS -Offioes In Chrisman Block. Special attention to surgery and surgical dia- saass oi women. j SLUCKEY, iJ' , JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Ropalred. 1 Ecaxrn, Orxoov R G BIDDLE, DENTIST OIBo -OoOlivs street, between Fifth and Sixth itreeta one block went of Minnesota Hotel. - - Centra! Market, PROPRIETORS ' Will keep constantly on hand a full supply BEEF MUTTON. PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at the lowest market prices. A lair snare ol He public mm ullclteo -TO THE FARMERS.: We will pey the highest market price ! for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Hheep. " Shop on Willamette St., EUQENE.OREqON. eJjr-Meats delivered to anv part ot tb oltj J. L. PAGE -DXiXIB III BQSERJELS Having s Large aud Complete stock of staple and Fancy Groceries bought tn the beet markets, i"xt.-r- .... .- - EXCLUSIVELY. FOR CASH, x uo oner lqa tiuMiA hairne WEST BROS, Props New Riga" NewIHarness, Competent Drivers Horssa boarded by day or FoleV Hnrlno. ...... Uametta and Tenth StreeU NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT. elsnl -.1-.;..:-. '..r . ... w ..mice la DCIrDV PIVAn lhl A. Uiiiihes, dwe,i. h.. ai.a i... acoonut in lie mailer ol said estate iu ih county ooo.t ot Lane oonuty, Or(gon, and allpeMon, lotrren.d are henbv nolied l . at lbs boar of one nvi.v ,.. aitrrnoon ol said ilav haa h.n i 71 conn lor the bearing ol objeotio.ia to Zi aeeonot, and (or tbe Snal aittlemei.t ot !d Dated this 17th day ol Oetobrr, 1900. ... , 8. 1. BooHts, Administratrix ot Mid sauta. h. BtLiio, atty lor said relate. D FIRST. National Ban! 0f ETuoene. Surnl... "S"TI S50OA. . fB-.'VU 1 Eunen- .... . .regon. Lone on re i 1,(1 BCSIv, draftaonCht,,.. twua. u drafta on Chlomo, uuia ol Alln. '"t prompt attention. .u.u..vu cumuted to T G Hsndrioks, Preaiilenb S B Kim,, Vice PreelJm . T isT1, eirn. t&aW An' EUGENE LoaniSavingsBanl Of Eugene.Oreg on. Paid l!p Gash Capital Surplus . till GNMAL BANKINO BU8INCSS tl... AOTCD ON FAVOai., . ,.:...T"" in.,. Drafts IB8T1M1 nn hB K.i Dnlfcd State nd fc,,iH" i 'H1 a el Ik lnteren allowed on Demand 1 l)f poalt irbeu let. Hated S3 UnUci .ouecuona receive oar nromnt City and Counij WarraSu 6oi,hu W' , SHOWN, Prandent . OSBURN, ' ashler. - . run, "t tlrtli LME COUNTY BAKK EUGENE, OREGON! . Cataallakad In I88J. Oldnt ItBank In tha Countj. R Central Etrliig Usir ess in sit Iructi transacted on favorable terms. A. O. HOVE?, President L. G. hULlN, Cashier. B.H. HOVEY. AM Casbin Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosu Notice is hereby given tbat by virtus' an execution duly isBut-d oat oi lhotim.it court ol the slaie oi Oregon, forthitou. ty ol Lane, on the 18th day oi Oelobtr, 11100, on a judgment tendered in Baidcout on tbel2tutlaj ol Ooioter,li)o(J, lor Itnta ol two bluer. cl end lilt; aid co-IUO dolluts Wllh iljtottut Ihtnon Irmn t.J sixth diy oi AugUBl, lol.i;, at tbe n of" eigtii per cent pi r annum uod tventj-tTi aud UO'IUU uollais atlortiej'ii lees and lbs fnriher sum ot eleven and 5(M0u doiUn ousIh nhicb jndguitnt whb enrolltd' aid dicketed id tbu i-itik'a (Dice oi said eeoit in said county on the loib day oi Octobti, 1MW, in a suit when in August Htiueu plaintitl and II N tiujith wub ilelendaulud against ths said defendant, II ft fmitb. ui on a deoree of foreclotmri atd order oi ilia"" reudred in Raid court. coniniaQduigrDeii older to Batiafy eaid judgment aud cuilaaod accruiug cobib to Bell tbe following de aorioeu reai property town: All ol lots numbered nine (0) and ten (11) in Htutiou ntinber ibirt;-one (31) In township , utimUer sixlet-n (lG)seBthaf range two (2) east of the Wil.amtlll meridian, iu Lane county, OeRon, ooq tutniug acres. Aio eouthweat quarter ol aeettoQ number thirty-. wo (32) in towuaLip number sixteen (it!) south of range two (2) afctai the Wiilamutte meridian, in LaLe ooniit;, Oregon, containing one hundred and aixtj (lG'i) aores. Nu,w therefore ; In the name ol tbe stats of Oregon in ooniDlutDce Vltb said writ and order ol sale, will offer for saiethe above described prem ises ai publio auction, to the bigheat bidder for cash, subjeot to redemption at tbe eoath door of the county oonrt bouse in Eiieae Lane County Oregon.on Wedneaday.tba 5tb dav of December. 19G0.between ibebourBOl 9 o'clock a m and 4 o'clock p m to wit; f one oclock pm on eaid day. Dated thiB 24lh day of October, 1900. Y. W. Withers, Sheriff of Luie County, Oregon. Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosure Notice is hereby given that by vittoa si an execution duiy'iseued out of tbe Cucnil Court of tbe Stateof Oregon for tbe cooat; of Lane, on tbe Eighteenth day ol October, 1DIXI, on a judgment rendered in ate1 Coon on tbe Fourteenth day of bep.eu.bir, IkW), for the anm of Eivht hnndred aud tseotT- five and 98.100 dollars, and tbe fortbei. sum of Tbirly-tbree and Oo.iuu aoiiars oosts, which judgment wss esrolltd aad doukettd in the Uleik's efface ol said Court In said oounty on the Fifteenth daj of Ootober,' llaOO, in a suit wherein V. 8 Lobdeli was plaintiff and Horace Ha)ward and Utilha Ilavward wtre defendanur, and againat tbe said defendants, Horace Bay ward and Bertha Hayward, and on a d erea of foreclosure and order of aala rant deredin aaid Conrt, commanding me va older io latisfy said judgment of tlgbi hnndred and twenty-five aud D8. 100 dollars and Thirty three and 06. 100 dollars costs and aocrmua coals, to sell the following deacribed real property, to-w!l: Beginning at a point 72.01 chains salt of land olaim 46, Notification 2214, is sec tion 24, township 17, rnga 4 west, n eaat iiO.09 chains, north 24 degrees 31 . onda. Wflht 37 obaina. thence weal 7.1a chains, sootb 19 degrees 27 seconda, svl 6.08 chains, Sonlh 24 degrees Sl srooLds , east g 84 chains, sonlh 21 degrees 46 Mr onda, east 18 48 chains, south 16 cefreel 30 seconds eaat to a point doe real of noint fi.asi ohaina nnrth 17 dfcreea west from the place of beginning; thence west to said point 5. 36 chains, north li d- grees weat, from btginning and loencv .outh 17 degrees, sait 6.Jb',i cnama begiuuir g, containing 37 V7 ai re ruore or itrt. ami. .inl in Lane Cunnty, Oprod. Now thirclore: In the nunc of tee Sia of Oregon, ari'l in c niplianct with aaid nt aud onlrr of inle. 1 wille fT.r fcr m the above Ue crilnd pMiiisrs, at plow auction to lie hifhem tudni-i f. r cib, "ob ject to redercpiiiiu, at the Sonth dwir of t County Conrt Hun.-, iu tukine. "Vf Couniv. Orovon. ui, Wetlceediil, Ibe o' day ol Dm u.ber, 19; 0, bflieu Ihs b'0 ol ! o'o.ock a. iu. and 4 o'clock p- " to-wit, at one '. ...ck p m on -ai.i dj, Dated lb 2lu d. ( f October, l'.iw. I n. w, W nut. as. I - Sheriff of Lana County, OngoO-