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Dilily .RllgOIlC Gliard j and no more. "Lei ue Bee who these seventeen larwars are. we give tbeir oamea and tbe words follow' me their signatures . on tbla l'ubliliel .very eveuine; of tte week, ftun dys eloepted. Address all comimoicativos Bud auk all nuttttanea. tmyabL. U th r.LQrai umui. But-ene, UnymL 8UB3C1UPTIO.NJBATE& . - - ' DAILV. .'. - . Delivered by earner, per week t 15 Delivered bjr carrier, per month 60 By mail wa yew (in adraoos) 00 bix months 8 CO 'o month ..V........ BO swgl. oripie. 06 j- : WZKXV. K. One jeer (in adra&oe) 2; 00 . Oil DMJOUie 1 uu . Advertising rates mad known on applica- u. .a. . Entered m second-etaes (matter et, tbe fcustae, Oregon; paeUifhoe. THB P.A8TEI N 0 TICKS -Of Uie paper ere it 230 to 'zM Temple Court, New York City, end V U Kiprene lildtr. 87 Wash ington St., Chicago, IU., K KATZ Advertia- n Agency in vnarge.. .... ; CAMPBELL BROS Publishers All Business Letters to this offlee should "farmers' " petition: Herbert nfyrick, ohairman of the League of Domestic Producers. Oe.irre Frost, president Citrus Groer' Tariff Association, repre senting tbe combined horticultural interests of tbe southwest Paoiflo ooal. . H S Frye, president' New Eng land lobacco Urowers Association, George - Richardson, secretary Texas Wool Growers' Assooiation. Henry T Oxnard, president American Beet Sugar Manufac turers' Assooiation. H M Allen, president Nebraska Beet Sugar Growers' Assooiation. K E Kose, president Florida Ag- riculinral society: a coalition of tbe tobacco, Orange, lemon, pine apple and sugar interests of Florida. Henry McCall, Executive "oom- mittee League of tlomestio Pro' be dlreeted to THE GUARD Insteed of either (Jucerg; 18, Cane Growers' ' ASSO of the proprietors porsonellr. i uuw.o, oidj vuu uivnvia CaatPSEtl BROS. ClatlOIl. fMzlt Afif mm S UN MoffiJtMP T mTf H . I A T JL ? 3. JL 5 1,6 7 ft 9 10 li 12 T5 !425 J6j7ia.i"9 20 :it 29 30 31 UH. ik MONDAY OCTOBER 29 AN OFFICIAL, EXPLANATION. Councilman Osburri relates the V'5' difficulties and causes of delay ' in ana immediately proposed the improvement of Willamette street in a letter published in this issue. -Mr Osburn seems to think that tbe difference in cost between screened gravel and crushed rook compensates for the use of tbe poorer material. , . ' If roads and streets were built for use but a month in the year, or for a few years only, there would be good reason fur such ' preference, There, is so much difference be- Chas B Baldwin, secretary" New York State Tobacco Growers' ,' AA- I sociation. P C Hardin, secretary New Eng-, land Tobacco Growers' Association. J W Kobe, secretary Indiana I Wool Growers' Assooiation. Julius S troth. Miohigah Beet Sugar Association. Charles N Cox, Colorado Sugar Assooiation. F B Moodle, president Cigar Leaf Tobacco Growers' Association. Kmile ltost. president Louisiana Sugar Planters' Assooiation. ,; ' H S Moody, secretary California Wool Glowers' Association. We can imagine these seventeen "farmers" appearing before the ways and means committee, hearing in tbeir toil-worn and calloused hands tbe morooco- bound and gllt deoorated petition, tbeir sun -tanned faces bearing evidences of ' their earnestness, and the smell of the soil clinging to their, overalls, tobacco stems,' straws,' shreds of wool and dried beet palp' clinging to tbeir whiskers. i It must have been a sight worth going miles to The Bpeotadle ot those trust representatives posing as "farmers" must have bad a wonderful efleot on the committee. At any rate the oom mittee turned a flip-flop a tariff for Porto Rico. "Farmers' petition!" All , the genuine farmers in tbe United States could not secure from ; the present, congress what these seven teen representatives of allied monopoly seoured with a aingle petition-1 bound in morocco and adorned with gilt lettering. v.i ftUNHIHB IIP 1 818 EiLL . uwtor' fM wnuMo't Im Lsiiry, " " you are t 4td with cold at ihutM ,A tb yr, if you would trijctf ft lxttl of our fiura od it; b tcrd C'yi u . ultl Vbb.kyio your haw an J tiM Uk it io tb furm of MxJdy, or m or Uato tliu lattM, at boltime or any other M titii. 'l iter U Qothioif ttke U for coi'U, La Urippe or ... iuikli nd ailoieuUk W fll. HeDsham BCBIXES3 CABU Roseburg Review; ."The Eogene Register is the most oonsoieneelees Diner in Orpirnn. Tt la ntlll nfio. moBu roaas duui wun gravel, or jng ud aeainst Mr Brvn n kntl- penston arliole that was printei in . ....crushed rock, both as to wear and JmoQthnesB and load hauling cana vbi lilies, that there should be no question about the eoonomy and selection. of. jnateriala. . However, Mr Osburn explains that it is impracticable to ' secure any other jnatorial than gravel and eand at tbe present time, and tbat must end the matter Mud to mud must go. t THOSE FARMERS., Seventeen Names on a Petition Caused. Congress to Put a Tar. -y iff on Porto Rico. - the Omaha World-Herald in 1892. j ne register Knows .mat - U wa, before Mr Bryan bad :ny oonaeo- tion with the' paper pmdtherefcr that he is in nowhs -esj)onBiblt tor 11.7 Largest Armor Plate. What uVrottabTy tbs Wgeel1 aingle armor piste la to be used In tbe con (traction of th'1 battleship, Wlsootailo. Tbe plate will become tbe port plate of a turret on tbe vetae), and la being out at an angle Instead of being 'the aro of a circle, the Idea being to better rtelleot a shot, Vhat the termor plate la to a battleship; HOatetMri Stomach Bitten la to the atomaab.It realaU' tbe attaoks of eonatlpatleti, IndlMatlon' dyapepala, blliOusneao, -and rkVehte malaria, fever and 'airu. It will r- atore a weak atomsoh la normal coo. mtiou. Any one troubled with the above allmeutt will do wall to try tbe Hitter at once. " For fifty yean ft haa atood alone while It many Imitator uave iMien. . ' j - A Frightful Blunder Will often oauae a horrible burn, Cut that (he committee, would report a or bruise. , llucklea'a Aruloa Halve, bill to tbat effect. Indeed. Mr ,M " ,n ,l,ew"d. " l tbepaln Payne was Imore emphaUc .lLSSZ 1"""" uuuiuuumg iree all skin eruntiona. Best DllaeuraoD trade with l'orto Kioo, and a bill earth. Only 35o a box, Cureguaran- Waa propared providlcs for free Hold by W 1. DfLano, druggist, . trade.' Hut in the'meantime a tie - ... . v . - rarm ror aie oongress not to permit free trade with Porto Rico, and when the New York Journal, Oolober 23. Last Deoomber William Mc- luniey oeoiarea tbat it was 4 our "plain duty" to give Porto Rico free trade with J the , rest of , the United States. ' When tout decla ration was madeu Sereno K Payno, chairman of the house committee on ways and means, announced him self in favor of tree trade, and said MOHAWK BRANCH RAILROAD. Tbe 'Road -fkd 'Being Ballasted With Dirt-Natron Will Re main Terminal for Winter. The hauling of gravel on tbe South ern faelflo Mobawk branch road from the Arlington gnVel pit 'In the Mc- KsDtie river boltom, ha been aas- pended on aoeeant of the raise In the river partially , Oiling tbe pit with water. U'heJapanea work gang em ployed there baa been moved onto the branch road. The Work of Ballasting will - be eooUntsed, bat dirt will be seed instead of gravel. The approaches of all bridge 'and , trestle bave been well (raveled, mod It ta thought by kewplDg the construction train at work tbla winter th load 'can be kept up wltb dirt baltaat. - . . Tbla train will, continue 'to transfer Um lunjber Jtar: from; Wendllng lo Bpriogflelil. . Tore , ,1 'oobslderable fMOulatioo a to tb (nihility it the dirt ballaet. ,It l a qUeatlon If tbe llnicB btninon a. dirt toeodilion during wlmermontba.:' Under exist ing elfcunwtaneea Iber I' po danger of ibe 'terminal of this irln being changed- front i Natron before next spring. ." How'eThis? . WeoflerOne Hundred Dollar Re ward forWny oaeeoff atarrh ibut can. not be cured by Hall' Catarrh Cure. F I Chbney & Co, Toledo, O. We, tbe ondenlgned, bave known F J Cheney for the list 15 year,' and believe him perfectly honorable In all 1 bnainee 'transaction! and financially able to carry out any obligations made by tbeir Arm. ' Wbst ATkuAx, wholeaaledrugglste, Toledo, O.' ; ' "Waldino,' Kihmak :'st Marvin, wholesale druggist, Toledo, O. ' Hall' Catarrh Cure la taken Infer nally; acting directly apod the blood and mucous ' anrfacea of ibe system. Tes'lmbnial Bedt free. ' Price 76o per bo' tie. 'Bold' by all druggist. 'Hall's' Family Pills are tbe brat. ' A Monster DtVil Fish ' ''destroylhg'its vldllm, Is fc 'type of CbOatlpailon. 'The power of this mur deroOs malady 'l felt on organs and nerve and miiaclea nd brain. 'There I no health till It fa' overcome:1 , But Drklbg'irfew tlte 'Pill are k safe and certain cure."1" Best 'in the World for at6mach, liver, kidneys and uowels, Omy SS5 eefJt at W L DeLano's drug tore." ' ' ' Tkk COrIllis Collkok. He'ro la the report of the last quarter: ; K r salarle', $9,769.06 ;'lpcldenlals, 7,7to 16; total, $17,198.21. The total annual ialarlea amount tp $40,873. Tbe Oa- ietteaay: "Quite a change la to be hi'ade ahortly In the managenient of the ladle' dormitory at tbe O A C. A in Shell, who ha bad charge of this Uuslltutlon for a number of year ha eke! to be relieved of these duilea on awiint of falling health, and Wlll take op her raeldbnee in bar home In town Mr and Mr T Oallahan wlH Uke obarg of tbe tnanagemfint of he hall, while Mis Cbh-oberlalo - and Mis Crawford will bkve'onafge of the dla I-ptlbe." potition was presented Mr Mo Kinley changed his mind, and the wajs and moans ooormittes of the house changed its effective mind. This potition was, we were in formed, a "farmers' petition." That it was effective la evidenced by sub sequent events. ' But who were the "farmers" who signed this petition which had such an influence in Washington! The potition was printed on vellum and bound in morocco an edition da luxe and on the cover appears in largo gilt letters .the label, "A Memorial to Congress from THE FARMKUo 'Shf j AMERICA." There are ' seventeen signatures ' to this ' Vfariuers!."' petition that mDy 628 acTea of land within one mile of Harriaburg, 00 acre In cultivation two old houses, two barns; nearly all river bottom land. A large quantity of balm, maplaaudaab timber. Ash and maple suitable for lumber. Two old orchard on the place. a m is a oargain. rrtce, $14, per acrr. Address, R F Bakir Co. ' 'unoiloo City Hotal. N ones, -It will be of advantage to auyoue Having lot to nil In Euku to ee V F Homer at once. Ketldence. corucr J-.lglitb and Washington itrreu. Fresh fisli and oyster every day. 1'onltry dtesed to order. Newman' Huh Mid poultry market at llev building near tireeu'a grocery (tor. OABTOniA. Bssrstks A Ha t'rt Yw Htw rtr Beaatat 1 VAi.Lo'wVkn. Wednesday, October St,' will be hallo we'en. Tradition has It thl bight the falrlea' hold conven tion upreme, while fhe gnblHs and spooks are out In full force. Now, aday !b eintll , boy doe the work of the., spooks. It la tbe mall , boy' . night yd. What be cannot think of In tb way ot mis ohlef Balan , never would mliw. ' The older people indulge In game suitable to the occasion and which are sup posed to b Indications from the fairies a to tbeir future fortune., Hallowe'en parties will bow b lb order of the day. OAKTOHXA. Bears Ua. A 'M M wJ IfUtU Fob Halh. f ifty bead of fie goata, nannle and wether, for sale. In quire at W i lla M sTrt'i Meat Market, . It Happened in a Drug Store. 5 . ; ' "One day last win tr a lady come to my drug ttnre and asked for a brand of cough mediciue tbut I did not have in stock," says MrU R Giandiu, tbe popular druggist of Ontario, N Y. "Hbe was disappointed and wanted to know what cough preparation I could recommend. I said to ber that I could freely recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and tbat sbe could take a bottle of the remedy acd after giving It a fair trial if she did not flud It worth the money to bring back tbe bottle and I would retund the price paid. Jo ibe courte of a day or two tbe lady oauie back In company with a friend In need of a congh medicine and advised her to buy a' bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I consider Ibat-a very good reenromeu datiou for the remedy' It is for eale by W Ii IeLano. - Notice to Taxpayers. Eugene. Oregon, Oct. 16, 1900. It haa been the custom and require ment of the law fur the sheriff uf the count to etrve tax warrants f.r de linquent taxi's nn the property of tbe delinquent taxpayer but nwingto tlio pauiege of a new law such notices herealier will not be served or posted on delinquent property, but a certifi cate of levy will be filed with the county clerk, and then the customary notice of aa'e of property furd'.'linquent tales will be published in one of tbe county papers. The levy will be made Nov 1, 1900, aud advertisingcofutueuce immediately ' thereafter. Taxpayers in order to save expense of levy and advertising should pay their .taxes at once. ',', , , . -' W VV Withers, Sheriff and Tux Collector of Lane County, Oregon. . . . A Night of Terror. "A wliil anxiety was felt for I he widow of the brave General Burnbam ot Machias, Me, wben the doctors aid she could not live till morning," writes Mrs 8 H Lincoln, who attended her tbat fearful night. "All thought ahe must soon die from pneumonia, butBhe begged for Dr King's New Discovery, saying It had more than once saved ber lite and had cured her ot oousumptlun. After three suiull doses she slept easily all night and Its further use completely cured her." This marvelous medicine Is guaranteed to cure all throat, chest, and lung di seases. Ouly 6Uj and $1.00. Trial bottles free at V 1j DeLano's drug store. H tKBtKX LfclliH, ASSAY OFflCB. Prompt and accurate retcroi guaranteed. COTTAO GkOYI, 0UOOV. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. M WILLIAMS, ATTOBNEY-ATLAW Collections a specialtv. aftice Over Lane Countv Bank, BILYi.IT, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW. Dffice Orer First National Bank. Ecours, Obxoos. O WOODOOOK, ATTOBNEY-ATLAW. Offioe One-half block sooth of CkrismaaBU Edsinz, Oksoov. . E K 8KIPWOBTH. ATTOBNEY-ATLAW Will practioa'ia aU tbe Court's. Ecoxbi Oaioos. BXLMUB W THOHFBOM OHA A HJJtDT fJtHOMPSON & HABOY, ATTOBNEYS-AT-LAW. Office-In First National Bank Building. Practice in all tbe ooorts. Evoimi, Obsooh. QEO, B 1X1BKI8, ATT BNEYt COUNSELOB-ATLAW Will prsctioe in all the conrte of tbe Beoond JttdicuU District and in tb Supreme Court of the state. - - v . Special attention given to collection and matters in pro bale. Office-First National Bank Bldg. Reims L 2 and S. i MEDICAL. D RJW HARRIS, PHYSICIAN AND 8URGEON. Office Over Willdns & Linn's dnur store. Office Boors 9 to 12 a m; 2 to 5 and 7 to pa. Residenoe Ferry, street bstweea 11th and 12th. JAINE KTJYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. . Offices In Chrisman Block. Special attention to surgery and surgical die . eases of women. . J S LUOKEY, , JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. Ecoxsi, Obkx JJR G ISIDDLE, DENTIST U TTT I I Office -OnOlive street, between Fifth and Sixth streete one block west of Minnesota Hotel. ' "Cold Steel 'or Death. '; "There is but one small chance to save your life and that is through un operation," was tlie awful prospect set before Mis I B Huut, ot Lime KkIkc, vVIs, by ber doctor rter vainly trylrg to cure her of a Irightfui rase of stom ach trouble and yellow jaundice. . rle didn't count on the umrvelnus power of Electric Kittera to cu e aloiunoli mil liver troubles, but she heard of it, look seven bottles, was wholly curri vuiunt mo surtteon's Ei.ne, cow weighs more and feels belter than ever, ua positively guaranteed to cure stomach, liver and kidney troublee and never dieappoiuts. Price 60o at W L DeLano's drug aloie. ' Farm For Sale. Central Market, ins (t 1 ,Ua. j) lit Haw Alwirg 8 French, Rye, Oraham, Cream, at Hammond's, tall ornia Healing Hoap, good for barn, boaId and aklo disease. . Hold by H O Kaokln. For sprain, welling aud lamene there I nothing as good as Chamber lain's Pain Palm. Pry It. Forsale by W L DeLano. For three day and (nights I sufler- eu agony untold from an attack of cholera morbus brought on by rating cucumbr, says M h Lowther, clerk of th district court, Ototervllle, Iowa. I (bought f ahoold urrly die, and Irledadoaeodlflerent medicine, but all UDoporpwe. I sent for a bottle of Chamberlain's Collo. Cholera sod .Diarrhoea Remedy and three doe relieved me entlrelv." This rmudv u J f.r aal by W L DeLano, 160 acres, 100 acres urrier cultiva tion. Balance imnlure and woodland flue oallle or cheep ranch. Cood out range. Ne house and barn. ltucr ntng wuter m-ar house; 20 ni'lee we t oi cugeuc, o iuiie-wnt or ISlmir. Address J. M. Stephens. :., i Einilra, Ore, i-LAi&u VV1 Dull byadache, paiu In various mrit of the body, alnklug at the pit of tb stomach, o4 of appetl, (even, ;.m(w, piuipice or sores, are all ui:ive eviutucu ot Imp re blood. No ii. itter bow It became m, it llaiat j purified iu oraer looiaaiu giKM health. Acker' iiir line uever lulleu Id ,'ine CN:riiiiiiiusor DVUIIIIIIIC 1M1 M.tia .. .. Jl.u Kl. I .1 l i . ' ""w Hirrwn,, U lecerifTiilV wonneriui remeav anil u bottle on a punitive guarautet. For Choice Young Ewes for Lcnse. Seven bundnd young ewe In I .B for a peilod of two or three ye:s vii bred lo Lincoln i uil. For tet1 of lease please adil iew J H Ueckley, i;u. geue, Oregon. These sheep will be u kugene about November 3rd. liOOABT A BECKLEY. Singing Lessons.. Hinging Lessons, Italian method hv M Is Marguerite Hansen. Inquire at muelo loom U O dormitory from 9am tog p m. Rkaoikq Maiteh. The Red Cioea Society of Eugene aeka oontributora of reading matter to be left at luis Rankin's. It' badly ueeded In the Held.. PROPRIETORS Willkeea constantly on hand a full suppfj BEEF MUTTON- , PORK and VEAL Wlifch' "they will sell at the low'est maraec prices. . A fair snare or tie wM Datronage solicited i-iTO THE FARMERS.-!: We Will psy the highest market prioe ft Cat f'nHU 1J s ... awa a b catuv, xiugH KUU OH3ep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, 6REQON. ev-Meats delivered to am part ot th filti 4'aeolahnrve - l' -FIRST- National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital 860,000 Surplua rt 860.000 Eugene. Oregon. A GENERAL BACKING BUSINESS Done on re w suable ttirmi. Bight drafts on Chicago, a Fruciaoo and Pori- Utvl. Oregon. BuU oi xchwgt old on furfln eznntriets. Depone received atabjeot to cneck ot oerua ots of depoaut. AU ooUectioru eotnutod to oa will receive prompt attention, T O HXVDRICJE9, Praeident. S B Kakim, Vice Prealdui . P. E, SV0DG1U6S, cavbier. L. H. POTTKB. Au't Cattbies EUGENE LoannSavingsBan Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus $50,01 2,51 A GENERAL ft AN KINO BUSINESS TRANS AOTED ON FAVORABLE TCRMS Draft! issued on the principal oittei of the uuitrusuttuaana toieigu conumea. 1 ute real allowed on Demand Certiflcaioa Depoiit wben left rtated period. Collectloni receive our prompt attention. City and County Warrant bought. W. C. BttOWN, Practdent. F.W. OSBURN, waihler. 0. A. PAINE. Vice P ret I dent, w. w. dKOWN, tt Ciehl LAKE COUNTY BANK EUGENE. OREGON. E.tsollih.d In 1882. Oldest avBank la th County. A . General ktWhi hilmt insll tranc transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVE?, President L. G. HTJL1N, Cashier. B. fa. HOVEY. Asst Cashier, J. L. PAGE -DKA1.IS llf.. Having a Large aud Complete stock of etapie and Fancy Groceries bought ' In the beet markets, EXCLUSIVELY- FOR GASH. T . ... i ran uner inn tiuhiin ka.. than ... K.7. . V ..... ...., ui iu cuveDe. Sheriff. Sale on Forecloaure, - notice u Hereby given that by virtue of an execution duly iiuned oat ol the circuit court ot toe state oi Uregon, lor the conn, ty ol Lane, on the IMlh day of October, 1900, on a jndgtuent Tendered in said oonrl on the 12th day of Ootober.1900, for the sum of two hnidrid end fifty and no-lOU dollarB with intertst thereon from Said sixth day of Angust. ldUU, at the rate of eight per cent ptr anijum and twenty-live and no100 dollars attorney's fees aud tbe lurinersnmot eleven aud bu-iuu dollars costs whiob jtidement was enrolled mnl docketed in the clerk's cilice of Baid court in said connty on tbe loth day of Ootober, 1900, in a suit wherein annual Heitza was pinmm ana a a Damn was defendant and against the said deiendant. H N Smith, and on a decree of foreclosure and orcer of sale renabrta in said conrt, oommanding me io older to satisfy uid judgment aud costs and accruing costs to sell the o b ni scribed real property towit: All of lots numbered nine rot u1 inn (lb) in section number tbirty-one (31) in -nm.DU.tr uuuiudi buiwd (jj SOUthO, range two (2) east of tbe. Willameie meridian, in Lane county, Oregon, oou' Also SOUthWest Quartor nt mant. number tbirty-iwo (32) in township number .1 .,, , ' """" UI D'e ,wo of the Willamette meridian, in Lane county Oregon, containing one hundred and sixty Nosm therefdre ; In the name of the state ui iregou- in compliance with - na order 01 sale, J will offer for sale the above deanrih ises at publloanotion, to the highest bidder for oasb, subject to redemption at the south door of th oountv eonrt hnnu .n v Lane County Oregon, on Wednesday.the Oth day ol December, 191X1, botween tbe hours ot 9 o dock a m and t o'clock n m In mit' at w" " v.wa p ui uu iwu aay, . aiea miB iin aay ol October, 1900 - .r W. Withera, riheriffol Lane Couuty, Oregon. Eugene Livery and Feed Stables WEST EROS, Props New Riga' New.Harness, Competent Drivers Horses boanlerl hy day or nth Foley rtnrjn.s.tam. llamette and Tenth Htreete Telephea. Ma a St. NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT. Nolic. is hmbv tfivAfi il. i iv. ... l..i .;..;.. ..!"J . . .. "oaer- t. Huubea, dnied. hu 1M k.. " , erconnt ia lb. matter of said estate in ih. rnnnt nn.,1 nil .h. u .11 ymm ioirrr,t,d are h.rebv ooiiBed !'V.Mmj''. ,U 3,i ' bember iu- i,ror oi ore o'e'rrk ii, th. tfrnoou of said dsv L.a s..ji.. TT reKinni, and lor the n set,tD,,ul u, U.ud ti 1 Tih ity of October, 1900. t. J. IIVOBSB, AdimrutMtincirsaj,,,,. L. UtLlrc, .17 for L.d isUle, Sheriff's Sale " on Foreclosure Noiioe Is fi.reby given tlist by virtu of " issuea out ot the Cncuit ..... . uregun ior the countv VL 00 ,h" '"gbteenth day of Ootober. 191)0, on a judgment rendered in sail! Court i." "y oi oepiember, ISuo ... ,u..un, ui jajni nuoarea and twentv fiveand 98.100 doUais, and tb. fa,,hJr mm oI. TJu.ly-ll" -d 95.100 doll, juuguieoi was enrolled and docketed in tbe Clerk', cfllce of asid Court In J.d county on tbe Fifteenth da. of Ootober, 1900, in a suit wherein B S Lobdell was plaintiff aud Horace Uajward nd Benha ll.yward were defendant, and against the asid defendanta, Horace Ho ward .nd Berths Hayw.rd, and on . dj ore. of foreclosure and order of aale ren- ....... url, oommandina me in order io satrsiy ..id judgment of ih handled and twenty-ttve aud 98.100 dollars and Thtrtv three and ( Iihii ' Si,.,"'gCO" to M" lne 'ollcwiuo described real nronertv. in.i. ? Beginning at a point 72.91 ' chalna east ea.t 29,09 chain., north 24 degree 31 onds. west 37. 4S cl.l. ,k.r J? ..iTi7 r . uprM" 8" "fcoLds, easts m oha ns. south Ml h.... .s ' onds, ? 13 48 ch.iua, ,uth ltl o,,," 30 secouds e.st to a point dna east of . . . K,u, ucgioning; thence went to said point 6.36V. cb.ini: .,,1,,"? EZL T'UJ. ?:. '"!. 'hen r nZJ!h",0?,i ,n ""' o' 'be Slate of Oregon, and in oomplianee with aaid NOTICE OK wv.s "once is hereby ,i, , ' final accoQnt as Stimuli, fl tate. and that Thmad.. k "".asti r"' o-.look..m;.7, V house in Euii.i,.. ..i.;Wie' M.! ' final settlement of ,.i '' Interested i "lr7A fled to irwBt ... WN id finaltUtl0 i'k' oi november. ",ort i.t 1"lea't"8"".Or,goll,0t( ' PBS AlJml"istorB0,Vl t. B. Skipwum- .'w ami. :Ji"t Nce or Final Ot, tstate of H C Hn,i0D Oounty, Ongou. ' nonce is hereby oi... ,. Huatcu. executrix olCd3- """"" account, lor smi. ; jio, anaaiondsy. ih, 3ta val . ow, at (be bvnr r.r ' I'ttl .fternnofs.ld0J'.;a wwa V VUU JUi'Lfb OI ttf.i.1 - " St Dated this 3oth dsvoi .. L BttTio, Allrri.f '( ,, NOTICE OF FINAL fcE Notice is ber. bv nit. .k . F. Cleaver, ueeeHsw). bu tton"' oonnt us such n.lniini.ir.i.7, . 7 of the Count, Court ZuV oon. and ll, ...j m"t tbeBthd.jo.Kfieii, ui iv ii eioca a. m., al il, p ' ' fl said Conn, in lu'.Ve 0''k h.ii nn nt ..I.; 5 U,K0t ""jtiiuom, i:t i account. ' lt U. 0. Wnju-xa. m,,;7. 2M nwa (au ""a, Notice to Crediton. Notice is hereby gi,en b ha b. in imlv m,i,,.,..j th, .tat. of J lie, L.O. Potter, coZ:,?- l.u .eo.unly. All oerwii 'aVSL'l .gniusl au.des(aie.ie hertli 2.1 present me same to th, Wi. I within six n.mh. r VI' s4 notice, wnh lLemn,arv awoflicecf Geo. li. ureeon. t ! Gko. B. DonBK. Atl'v. for Estate Adoiisl NOTICE lOChEDIToTr Notice is hnrcbj gi,6n that tbt , aigued has Leen at pointed bj HHl Court of I Ant Cnnn.. r... " trator of tbe eHate ol llsig,,,, t deceased. AlHei.oLe hvi,o.JJl!f said eBlaie are heieb, aotined t, i .uem wuu me propei vontbm uuueiniuueu al ICb luW Offinn nlin cook in Eugene, Late Ccnoij, (J uiuuiue iwm tne out notice. Dated September 19, 1900 .... AO VoOlori Administrator of the Esute ol IUf uuuuiiuu, uectuseo. NOTICE TO CEEDlTOfiS. iotit3e a htrby giTt-o that ilvti isiutd bu bebii at)iitiif.fl h ih. . traturof hv tntata at .Ikm.B w m.. deooased. AllimisoDs hnvmgcUiiijX tuvui wnuine iirontr Tfjucn r r.it. deisigued in ihv law tflisr cl I Woodcock, in Eogme, (te Oregon, wubiu tlx uiumfaB ftou lUl. iu id iiotice. Datea ijct .b.r ibt tftfa, VM. m h. D. Fouui ' Atlmiuiritrtttuiof the mux ct Jaiut-B W. bbeldoo, ttcttf' N UTILE 10 LKtDirotS. Notifie ia bf r .bv ymn that 'Le tJ BlCUfeii hvut b. mi uu.T iWPtiinW t unty J utt ui Lure Lt qd:t, btdiiic tor ol tlie eti'.n e u Unvid U O.Utkj oea'td. t-uii hi. rtoit Mi f oj sgmutii niu es't tv are Ltnbj mat prftusiit ibef-Hiu lo mr, a.h Ttrtvs. the law t tUee ol A K. hkiporibiou- Wltuiu mx uioiiilis Iroin ibt-daEe mm Dutud. KogtLe, O it-goo, Udobfti, .i brNnlSPUfc Admiuistratcrof thettttk; DuviJ O G Gallej, dmw E. R. Skipwokth, Ati') fur Adminibtralor. Notice to Creditors Notice in berehv u'wen tbat the wkx has Irteu i(joiiiteiJ by ibe LountlfCtc Laue county, (Jifoii, txrtutor i1 will and testament and eiUU el tif? SoVfrnB. (JfCROPed. All WrtnB i claims aKiurt said estate an bnbr io to pi est tit th m with the preper tow' the iinderaiicnpH at the ! odic d 1 Woodcock in Euireiie. Utetroo, wiUi mmtlis from the Ute of tbii ootitx. Dated July 7, HWU. JtswiSovatv Executor of the LsbI Will aim Ttnwi: i tbe Latatoof Georpe SiTeret, de Notice to Creditor M i kli ;,' il,.t (lea BlVH V., IKIII Vff - ette of A V reters, titMtta, uj ' Honorable H K KinciiJ, L'ouLty W I..t, rv,,ni (Wi.n All DtlWS W: claims against e..id eute are jrety ,e a uresent me name w iw r- 1IL . tl.i., air tlllillthl tfV 8 date of this notice, July 12, I'M MnK... All cliimi av temireu. UEOiJ imi.kis, auction to th. hl.h. t, ..Puo"e jec. ,o re.lemp.ion. st th. South doo o'Z County Conrt UoU(k., Iu E,,"? , . Coooly, Oregon, on Wednesday the day ol Dumber, 19:0. b.,ween ',i,'h of o eiock .. m. acd 4 oVlok p. to-it, at one o'clock p tn. on said dsv Dated thie 24th day of October, IOixj . Bheriffol Una Coanlj, Oregon. Administrator's Notice. Notice is hereby lllven tlint the "; f tr.ti.ruf the estate "f Abisiu ed. l,y the C.wnty foiirt ul Lsost-W'f egon, and all lieiwns lnvinn rlsiw said estate are Why n .tilied "d "JiT ,k present the same, with prtfr '!J1 simu numinisirai.'r ai nm u Willam-tte street, F.urtur, tlKS sii months fn m the il.te of thi Dated this 3rd dy uf Auguet, j Ai'n Inistister cli""1 I. BiLTin, Attorney. EUGENE-FLORE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Riium kan. Kiieene for 0"" Dally except eJunday atCa111,. Iteturnluif stage leav. '"V, for Kugelie dally except t-ui iaja p ni bnliinlsys at 8 a ni. Ihlii Arrlvi In Eugene al 6pa." following. SlKdl.I FASK. ROUND THIr . ml Tickets tor sale .1 . saw Eilliene.or st Uurd tmsuP"""" Wiuice,