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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard l ubllalied (very eveuitur of tha week, bun di.ye eiosited. Addreaa ail comoiuoiotiou a; J make all remit tanoea payable la th nuau liUAUi, Eugene, Oregon. 8UB30UIPTI0XiKATEa Daily. I'eHvered by carrier, per week , rielivered by carrier, per month Br mail one year (iu advance) His months , One month. roil oopiea. . . WZX1LT, One year (in advance) Kis months 1 Ou Advertising rates made known on applica tion. I 15 M 6 00 8 00 60 06 .(2 00 Entered aa aeoond-ctaaa .matter at the r.nueoe, Oregon, postftmoa. THE KAHTKKN OFFICES -Of the raMrareat 230 to :S4 Temple Court, New ionc city, ana u b j Agrees lilrtar, wan lni(t..n 8U, Chicago, 111., K KATZ Advertia- nff AKency in charge.. CAMPBELL BEOS Publishers All Bust nasi L attar ta this nfllcst fthoultt bm directed to THE OUARD Instead of either i ma proprietors peraonsii) CAMPBELL BROS, 'fTT 2 3 5 6 7 tt J?J0JJ 2 j3 ?4 5 16 17 3 19 20 ?.Zj?.3TZj4 Z5 26 2 7, TUESDAY OCTOBER 30 WHAT DOES IT MEAX? Four years ago when Bryan via' ited New York City, shortly before the national election, it was almost . true (hat there wt b "none so poor to do him reverence.." The political leaders of the Democratio party Tammany, , all, vied -. with each other in keeping out ot bis way And New York state gave ' Mo Kinley 268,469 over Bryan, - Now on his visit to the metropo lis great crowds follow him about. wnue me political leaders pretB forward for a touoh of the hem , bis garment, as it were. Here is sample from an Associated Pref dispatch of Ootober 29: . :"PxomptIy at 9 o'olook Mr Bryan and party left the hotel for , tan grand central station, when they took the train for Albany, ' Bquad of 22 policemen, two rounds' men and a sergeant kept the crowd - baok and a platoon of 20 mounted policemen escorted Mr Brvan to the station. NolwitbBtandinn the fact that his departure was not an nounced in any of the morning papers, tne people appeared to hud out in some way and fully three thousand were gathered about the hotel eagerly awaiting bin appear ance., as soon as be emerged, with Jure liryan a great shout up. "On the way up Broadway to the station crowds of people lined : the streets on either side and shout ': after shout rent the air. At the grand oentral station, Mr Bryan was, at once recognized by the orowds awaiting their trains and it was with great difficulty that the police held the people back and kept a passage way for the party." Four years ago Bryan came and went almoct unheralded. Even a Bingle polioeman was not needed to dear his way. M'hat does euob a change in the demeanor of the populaoe portend? Is it not por lentous to MoKinley? We shall understand what it all means after next Tuesday. ' It looks as if New York is sure to oast her vote for Bryan. ' And the na tional sentiment that would carry New York oould not fail to easily mve him the other doubtful north orn states necessary to carry him into the While Houbo. The Goaud is not optimistic. But we cannot but believe there Is deep signifloanoo In transpiring political events. Trusts and ira perialism have been heavy loads for President McKlnley to carry. Will he be able to stagger into the While House handicapped by such bur dens? lose a sixteen to one bt as a one to one. Anyway a guardian should be appointed fur that Pendleton man, that is if suoh a one exists, According to betting reports in the New York Daily World and Journal newspaper?, received at 'this office, gum biers ate offering but two and three to one odds on McKlnley, At thin ratio the Pendleton man should have got foOO to 800 put op agaii.tl bis 11600. The New York Times says the Vanderbilts bare added the South' ern Paciflo to their already vast railroad system. If true It is good neirs for the Pacific coast. The Vanderbilts make traffio by giving rates that encourage the' develop ment of tbeir railroad tenitory. The Southern Pacino has not always seen that their interests lie in a policy that favors the full de velopment of the country In wbioh they operate. ' An Illinois court that was called upon to settle the descent of an estate left by a man and wife, who were killed in the same cylcne, bave deoided that the common rule of law that the woman was the weaker and under equal conditions would die first must obtain where there was no positive proof about the deaths. Under this holding the heirs of the man will get the estate. -'! A GREAT SPEECH. 1 THE BETTING ARGUMENT. "One bettor has the ratio down just about right. He lives over near Pendleton and has just bet $1600 to f 100 that McKlnley will be elected." Sunday Morning Register. The is no proof or argument in a bet. However, it is just aa easy to' Co! C E S Wood Addressed a Large Audience at Roseburg. Review: Col C E 8 Woo, of Port- laud, on Saturday night addressed the largest and moat entbualastlo' meeting Leld bare by either party during the present campaign. Tbe ebolr furnished excellent muilo, and Miss Ethel Par- rott recited Who Wilt Haul Down tbe flag" In a manner that brought out a hearty round' of applause. Mrs J 13 Cawlneld saug a solo very beauti fully. - Judge J W Hamilton, the chairman or Ibe meeting, then Introdueed Mr Wood in a few well chosen sentences as a man who plaoed bis country's welfare above party predjudloe. Four years ego Mr Wood supported ' Mo Kinley on the financial Issue, and now believe that other and more Important principles of goeminent require the election of Mr Bryan. His speech was listened to with tbe oloeeat attention for nearly three hours and there was frequent applause.' He exploded tome of Congressman Tongue's favorite argument about the foreigner paying the tarlQ tax, by showing that iu every one the American consumer pays it, ir not, why not put the tariff so high that tbe foreigner would pay all the expenses of our government? He ex plained bow the protective tariff sys tem bad enabled the great manufac turers to sell their goods at home moob higher than abroad, thus growing Im mensely rlob at tbe expense of the American people, ' In feet, ,the great trusta which are fathered by the ' pro teetlve tarlfl hare' grown so powerful that they threaten the very existence of free government, ud are now' seek Ing by intimidation, to control the election of a president. The speaker then took up the question of Imperial Ism aud quoted many of Lincoln's speecbee and letter, to show that h-, foresaw the danger frem this source that confronted the country. Jeffsrson waa an expansionist only so far as territory on the1 North American con tinent was oonoerned. and ha and Washington repeatedly warned their countrymen against foreign acquisi tions and foreign entanglement. Col Wood I a West Pol at graduate and served aa a regular army oflloer In several Indian campaign. HI father was a naval omeer, neuoe his right to talk to old soldiers on lb question of patriotism. He show that our Draaent nnuy i xmhi up; nju,uvu,uuu annually and our navy millions more, and that tbe I'lilllpplnes will. If retained, prove iruiiiuie to no ooe out in Dig eyndU eatea who would control tbe suear. hemp and timber resources, employing Malay laborers, while the people paid the expenses of the bis arm v and navv required to hold them. The sneaker cinera wuii me assertion mat verv nation paid dearlv for Its Immorallti and showed that the United Hiatal was on tne wrong side of the Philip pine duration morallv. There waa long continued applause when the great lawver Mnieheri ona nf tne most logical, sincere, fair and candid speeches ever delivered In ltosrtiurg. A Frightful Blunder r1 ' ti mc RUNNING UP A BIG BILL 'stuuiDr1 ivm wouldn't he f"4urf, tin you are at- CtX. Willi CsilJ at Oil at ul lb yer, if yira would kwu a bnttle of our far and h (Trade C'jiu ubU Wbukfyio your h ue ml uteo test it iu lb form uf Msridy, or y ur tfir ilic titM, t bedtime rioy other titr.e. Tiien u aotliiot; tike it fur ol'U, 1a Uripiw or Kindred AtlmeuU. W ffi. Reflsbam EUBIKES3 CARD . 1 sAlemthusiasu. Athletic Club Welcomed Home from Football Victory Over University of Oregon. o J 1 u - Salem Joornal, OcU 29. "There was a gala crowd f enthu siastic Salemltes at tbe southern Pa- olflo depot Sunday eveolng to welcome the Capital Athletlo Club home alter their great victory at Eugene In the first game ol tbe season wlh the Uni versity of Oregon team.' Tne Capitals were gaily 'caparisoned In fluttering ribbon of purple and black, and cov ered all over with enormous chrysan themums that tbe ugene girls bad pinned on tbelr swelling vests. . . "Clarence Bishop waa wanted to play with tbe Balem team, but bis friendship for Eugene precluded bis doing so, . His work aa referee gave perfect satisfaction to tbe spectators, aa Impartial and fair to all. ! He waa stern' In his decisions and oould not be jollied. Tbe Salem team and tbelr Mend all speak in tbe highest term of tbeir treatment by the college athlete and the people of Eugene In geueral. Tbe came home covered with mud and glory tut happy a kings and are only waitlug for an opportunity to show every courtesy to the visitor In return when they shall have tbe opportunity. 1 "Tbe Halsm's bave only tbe beet of feeling and will give 'Evgene a return game here any day and have only the beet of good will toward the Univer sity team. "MoM Ulan of tbe Multnomah's, who was quoted as 'saying' that the U U'e were the best team ever organized by an Oregon- college, - and that tbey should bave beaten Salem 12 to 0, de nies making any suoh statement. He 1 a football authority and says the Balem team la a match for tbe Univer sity team any day, on wet ground or dry, or any grouude. Tbe Balem buy' suit weighed on an average of 86 pounds, to show how tbey played mud to sin. Tbere was a heavy freight bill." ' ' ! Will often cause a horrible burn, out or bruleo. Hueklen' Arnica Halve. the heal In the world, will kill the pain and promptly heal It. Cure old sores, fever sores, ulcers, bolls, felons, corn, all sklu eruptions. Beet plleoureon earth. Ouly 25c a box. Cure susran- tcetl. Hold by W ii DeLauo. drueslsL No Cure No Pay. That la tlis war all ilrtml.ta oil linn. Tnntrlrsa Chill IVnlo for I'liUle. Malaria anal lllllioiltnxaa. it la 'aa r'rr-nnt to taka aa luon xron, no cents NOTU K.-11 will be of advantage to auyoue having lot to fill In Kuieie to see U Honirr at once. Kralileuoe. corner Klghth and Washington street. Freeh fish and oysters every day. Poultry d rem d to order. Nswman'a h and poultry market at allev building near Ctreeu' grocery a .re. How's This? ( We oiler One Hundred Dollars Re ward tor any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney 4 Co, Toledo, o. We, tbe undersigned, have known F J Cheney for -the-laat 15 years, aud believe hint perfectly honorable' In all business transaction aud flnaoulally able to carry out any obligations made by their firm; it. '. Wesi 'aTkcax, wholesaledrugglste, Toledo, O i . 'i 'Waldinq, Kinnar A Marvin, wholesale druggists, Toledo, O, Hall's CaUrrh Cure I taken inter nally, acting dlmotly upon the blood and mnoous surface of the feyBtera. Tes'.lmonials aent free. - Price 76o per boi tie. Bold by all druggists. I Hall's Family Pill are tbe best. Farm For Sale 28 acres of land within one mile of Harrisbnrg, 200 acre In cultivation two- old houses, two - barns: nearlv all river bottom land. A large quantity of balm, maple aud ash limberi Ash and maDle suitable lor lumber. Tan oia orenaro on tne place. ' iuia is a oargain. rnoe, u, per m:ict.. Auurove, ....., RF Baker A Uo. 'unotlon City Hotel. ' i A Monster Devil Fish Destroying It victim, I a typeol Constipation. , The power of this mur derous malady I felt on organs and nerves and muscles and brain. . Tbere U no health till It I overcome. But Dr King' New Life Pill are a safe and certain cure. Beat in the world for stomach, liver, kidneys and newels. Only 26 oects at WL DeLauo' drug store, , It Happened in a Drug Store. "One day Ifutt wiuter a lady came to my drug store and sked for a brand of cough medicine that I did not bave In stock," says Mr C R Uiandin, tbe popular druggist of OuUilo, .V Y. "Bhe was dUappoiuted aud wanted to know what cough preparation I could recommend. I said to her that I could freely recommend Chamberlain's Cougb Reined y, and that she oould take a bottle of tbe remedy and after giving It a fair trial if ebe did not And It worth tbe money to tiling back the bottle and I would retuud tbe price paid. lo the eouree of a day or two tbe lady csme back In company with a friend In need of a cough medicine and advised ber to buy a bottle of Cbamberlain's Cough Remedy. I consider that a very good recommen dation for the remedy." It ifl for sale by WL DrLano. . Notice to Taxpayers. Eugene. Oregon, Oct. 16, 1900. It hue been the custom aud r quire ment of tbe law for tbe sheriff of tbe oouuty to serve tax warrants for de linquent taxes on the property of the delinquent texpayer but owing to the pass, ge of a uew law such notices hetealter will not be nerved or po9ted ou delinquent property, but a certifi cate of levy will be riled with the county clerk, and then the cuntioiary notice of tta'e of property ford'.-liuquent taxes will be published in oneoftbe oouuty papers. The levy will be made Nov 1, 19C0, audadvertieingcommence immediately thereafter. Taxpayers in order to save expense of levy and advertising should pay their taxes at once. W W Withers, Sheriff and Tax Collector of Lane County, Oregon. A Xight of Terror. "Awltil anxiety was lelt for the widow of the brave General Burnbam ot MacliiBB, Me, when Ihe doctors said she could not live till morning," writes Mrs 8 H Lincoln, who attended her that feai fill night. ' All thought she must soon die from pneumonia, but she begged forHDr King's Ntw Discovery, saying it had more then once saved her Hie and bad cured h r otaoonsumptlon. After three small doses she slept easily all night and its further use completely cured her." This marvelous medicine is guarauletd lo cure all throat, cheat aud lung di seases. (July 6Uu aud tl.Uu. Trial bottles free .at W L DeLano's drug store. ! For Balk. fifty head of fine goats, nannies aud wethers, for sale. In quire at WiLLAMKrra Meat Market. OA-BTOniA. Bears Ua ) II M Yw Han hnri Bonghl French, Rye, Graham, Cream, at Hammoud's. California Healing Soap, good for boms, scalp aud sklu diseases. Bold by H 0 lUnkln. For sprains, swilling and lameness there I nothing a good as Chamber lain' Pain Palm. Try It, Fotaale by W L DeLano. "For three day and (nights I suffer ed agony untold from an attack of cholera morbus brought on by eating cucumber," says M k Low t her, clerk of the district oeurt, Ceutervllle, Iowa. "I thought I should surely die, and tried a den different medicines, but all to nn purpose. I sent for a boitle of Chamberlain' Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and three dm relieved tne entirely." This remedy I tor sai ojwii DeLano. - Cold Steel or Death. "There Is but one small chance to save your life and that Is llirough an operation," was the awful prospect set before Mis I B Hunt, ot Lime Ridge, WW, by her doctor nfter vainly trying tooureberofa frightful case of stom ach trouble aud yeliowjauudios. He didn't count ou the marvelous powers of Electric Bittern lo cure stomach aud liver troubles, but she heard or It, tw k seven bottles, was hollv c.reil. avoided the surgeon's kUfe, now weighs more and feels better than ever, " posiuveiy guaranteed to cure stomach, tlverand kidney trouble nnd never disappoint. Price 60o at V L DeLano's drug store. Farm For Sale. 160 acres. 100 aores under cultiva tion. Balance pasture and woodland. fine cattle or sheep ranch. Howl out range. New house aud baru. IS mr nlng water uear house; 20 in 'lee ueit oi r.ugene, o miles west or Elmln Addrers J. M.Btki'Hkns, Eimira, Ore. t"LAltU) Of f Dull headache, pain In various part of the body, eiuklng at Ihe pit of the stomach, loss of appetilp, tevernlmess, pimpies or sores, are all rive evidence of Imp re blood. No inciter how It beoame so, it iiiuct be ? u tried in order toobtnln good health, .'..Ker's Blood Elixir has never rutted ,n. Scrofulous or Syphilitic pnlmui. , r any oilier blood diwaw-s. It is ret va wouilerfu renii-.lv ami wo...-- bottle on itwttive guarante- . tor eeie ny v I.1N-1.RHO. H LUKEKT LEIGH, ASSAY OFFICE. Prompt and accurate return guaranteed. CorriGl 0 1:0 vi. OtrooK ATTOKNEYS-ATLAW. M WILLIAHa, ATTOKNEYATLAW Collactloni a apactaltr. Dfiice Over Lane County Bank, BILYtU, ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW. Dftiie-OTer First National Bank. Euoui, Oaiooa, U WOODCOCK, ATTOBKEY-ATLAW. Office One-half bloci aooth of Chriamaa Blk Euocis, Oasoon. 8KIPWOKTH. ATTOKNEYATLAW Will practice in all the Court's, Euacri Okkoov. BtXVDS W THOanOB OHA A BAHDT rjtHOMPSON HARDY, ATTOKNEYS-ATLAW. Office In First National Bank Building. Practice in all the courts. Etjoisi, Oaiooa. QKO. B DOKKIS, ATTBNEYA COfJNSELOK-AT-LAW Will practice in all the court of tea Becond Judicial District and in the Supreme Court ol the state. Special attention given to collection! and matters In probate. Office First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1. 2 and 8. MEDICAL. D B J W HARRIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office Over Wilkini & Linn' I drug store. Office Hours 9 U. 12 a m; 2 to S and 7 to 9pm. Residence Ferry street between 11th and iztt. pAIXE KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Offices In Chriaman Block. Sjjecial attention to aurgery and surgical dis- eaenaol women. - J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. Beams, Orxoov JQK G BIDDLE, DENTIST J ITT T r Office OnOlive street, between Fifth end Sixth itreets one block west of Minnesota notel. - Central Market, I Mi PROPRIETORS Will keep constantly on hand a full supply BEEF- MUTTON. PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at the lowest maraet prices. . A fair snare of tie rnDUc Daironage sollclieo : TO THE FARMERS.: We will pey the highest market price for Wat fVOla U 1 en - - w.vw, ,iug. M1U C3UtWJ, Shop on Willamette St, EUGENE, OREGON. k i ? uenverea to anv Dart at ta cltj -FIRST- National Bank Of Eugene. Paid ud Cash Capital S50.000 Surplus - $50,000 Eugene. Oregon, A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Done on wwiuable ternu. Btht drafU od CbictiKO, o x rancinoo uid 1 ort- Uou. OreKun. BUls of Tchan?7 mid on funiga ortintriec Deposita received abjeci to check off oertiti cat of denoeiL All oollectioni eotrtuted to oi will receive prompt attention. XOTICE OF FINal T G Hutdbicks, President, S B Kiiis, Vice Prealdu . P. E. SNuraaABS, Caabier. L. H. PorrsB, Au t Caehiai EUGENE Loan Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Op Cash Capital Surplus $50,000 2,! A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS' AOTEO ON FAVORABLE TERMS Drafu israed on the prlnc-pal oitlei of the United tittiei and foreign co"Dtriee. Interest allowed on Demand Crtlflcatet of UepOBlt irnen left eta ted period. Collection! receive our prompt attention. CI I j and County Warrants bought. W, C BhOWN, PresidanL F. W. 0SBUKN, vat bier. D. A. PAINE, Vice President W. W. BROWN. Asst Cashl ft LAKE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. Estaollshsd In IS82. Oldest CSank la the Count. General Esrlirc tuiiress in ell trenche . transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, President L. G. UUL1N, Cashier. B. H. HOYEY. AfBt lashier. J. L. PAGE -DIALIB IN-. Having a Large and Complete stock of staple and Fancy Grocertea bought In the best markets, " EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, x van oner tna rtnhiie ki. k.iu i - vv.w. , Uw ,u cuirene. Choice Young Ewes for Li JVC. Seven Immlreri joung ewes ! for a ifiHl nf two or tlirre yeH' bred to Mntum bucks. For t. lease pie i-e s i.''- -r 1 H HerkU geue, On ti i. 'I tit ee Klie-. p will b.ugene about Novuiiber 3rd. Hoo art A Hhcklky Singing Lessons, Bil ging Lessons, Italian method bv Mi Marguerite Hansen. Ioqulieal mualo loom U O dormitory from 9 a m toS p ni. . Hkidino Maitkh. The Jted rioes Society of Kugene arks contributors of reading metier to be lrt at Alias liankln'a. It's badly needed In ihe field. Eugene Livery and Feed Stable WEST EROS, Props New Riga' NewtHarness, Competent Drivers Hnraei boanled by day or ath l'"lry S rini; atee. Uametle an l I .nth Streets T.l.phon. Ha a SS. KOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Nolicei. hcrd.y eiPn that Ihe under- "a" V """'"ix ' ,L' o' Joha A. Hnbra, drcesed, has filed her final kciai i iu it n..it,rof iMidrs'atr in t0, conuiy i-onit ol I.ane eonnly, Of icon and -ller.cis lolerMt.dare hereby noiised. Ihal Uodi ay, the 3rd day ol December ISMi. at iLe hour of one o'elock ii, the .i t- ri.o-11 o- rad day hrs len find by Slid curl lor ibe hean,,ot obj.-etiuns to said , ...u ,ur UUBI iurm.nl -f eH'.le. Uatetl Ibis liih day ol October, 1!J0. . , , . i- H DUB IS,' Adialniitratrn ol asid csuia. L. Du.trc, suy (or tald eaUls. mm Sheriffs Sale on Foreclosure, Kotice is hereby given that by virtue of an execution duly iaaned oat ol tbe circuit court of the stale of Oregon, fur the conu ty ol Lane, on the 18th day of Ociobtr, 1900, on a judgment reudertd io tisid court on tbe 12th da ol October, lllW), for the sum of two buidrid md fifty atd no-lull dollars with uteust thtrton from said Bum day ol August, lsW, at the rate of eight per cent ptr annum and twenty-five ana no-iw aoiisrs sllorney'B teen and the further sum of eleven aud 60.100 dollars ooBla which judgment whs enrolled and docketed io the cieik's office of said oourt Ul said county on tbe loth dav of Ootober. 11HJ0, in a suit wherein August Heiuze was fiu,u,iu hiu u i- oumn was tieienuuni and agsinst the said delendant, H N Smith, and on a decree of foreclosure and order of rale renai rea in said court, commanding me in older to satisfy said judgment and costs and aooruing costs to Bell tbe following de- duiiuvu Im jjiuperiy lowii: All of lots numbered nine (9) and ten (10) in section number thirty-one (31) in townBhip number sixteen (10) Bouth o, range two (2) east of the Willamete meridian, in Lane county, Oregon, con taining 62-59 acres. Also BouthweBt quarter of section number tbirty-iwo (32) in townshiD number sixteen (10) Bouth of range two (2) east of tbe Willamette meridian, in Lane county Oregon, containing one hundred and sixty (160) acres. Now therefore! In Ihn nnmaniii,. .1.1. of . Oregon in compliance with said writ snd order ol sale, I will offer for sale the above desoribed prem ises at pablio auction, lo the highest bidder for cash, subject to redemption at the south door of tbe oonntv onnrt hnno. in wuu.v vieguu.uo neanesoay.the otn day of Deceuioer, MOO, between the houreol 9 o dock a m and 4 o'clock p m to wit; at one o'clock pm on said day. -unieu mis zn day ol October, 1900 ou Vv. W. Withers, Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. . Notice ia hereby HHta '?. 'miUsirslo, , waaisaj -OUI ( ,) I ' l J. final acc-ouut as a.imir.,,,, !" 't,, 1 ste. snd mat aa,d J' sj; Tblll.y, NuvtuiU, iu,1'!.' " '"" , . the tin,,, , . t house in Lugeu. ..i,) , ""' tor examining ,a,j iini . ! ti- ma final nm ",'f,i?'W 'kAl" of November. "" iiiau J Dated, Eugene, Or. ton . . Admin U. torB0-f jai E. B. Baipwoai,, Ait, Jr Notice of Fin al i: "'emn Estate of H C Ilusto l-ounty, On son. Huston executrix oI'h' l4 uer nnai account, (or Sn,u " "Mi tate. and Monday ,h6 Z '?."". ber, 1900, at the hocr ol on. 7 afternoon of said da,' h lld dero the judge of i'Z M of objection, io .id a, conn. ..''."! una l aettl.ment of " Dated this 30ih da m j" !' .... T L'uu A BiZ. "'Hi! L BlLTIC, Attomey. Ait VAT If T r.ii ..... . Notice is hereby Bi,eu thM p Pherton, admiuiuor of ih. li r . iieaver, aeceaed, ha, Kd y " ' count as such dmini,.,0, of the County Cour. ol C & c eon. Riiil tt.A at., a c t,-VUL. tv The 5th d, of Novmbe, 100 ,m of 10 o'clock a. m., .b,1 said Court, ,n iure, O.Z1' ue.,riuKOI Oljctions, i.,, , r - account. " raii P. M MoPbkbmk, Adminiiha. Kntaie ol C. P. cis... . i , Notice to Creditors, Notice is hereby given that F. u n has been .July appointed sdBttimT Ihe't-atste of J. k. Ei.0n d..T Ho,.. K O. Poller, county judge 4? Lu .e c-junty. All persons hjm ag.msl .said estate are hereby pr.-enl .he same to ih, IdmiS Wltbln SIX mnniha .u. j . . w ..wu. ui. uaie of notice, with tl,e ..tu.D... . w ISWOflice Of fiVn , ? Oregon. f j ugjj Gao B Doaaa, ' AoiniSS, Att'v. for fcsute NOTICE '10 ChEDITOlS. Notice is herebi eiven ih.t n,. .., signed bas t -n s. pointed b, the Cl, trator of the eetate ol ,. deceased . All t ei sots havii g clkiit, said estate aie heieb, notified is ,,! ihem with the propei voncberi b m undorBigued at the lw office ot A C In cock iu Lugeue, LBte Ccuotv. e within six months (rem the due olio Dated Si ptembor 19, 1000. ..... , AC Wookwi, Administrator of the Estate ol Mu.v Johnston, dectssed. NOTICE TO CKED1T0ES. Nolice in hereby given that Uie mij sigu.Q.iiUh i.eeu uppointtd by the Com tr.t-irof ILe estuteol Jamia W. bbtA deceSHed. All peiBons hnvmi!ClBini.im. Bald eBtate are h reby nol'tied lo them wilb the proper vouch-rs to It. u ueisiguea at ihe law clflce ol A. C Woodcock, io Eugene, Laue Couit. Oregon, ithiu tiv monibs from ibediiii mis notice. DateO uctobtr the 91b, 1900. L. D. Forikii, Adtniuistraiorof the esiiie cf James W. Sheldon, aecrtfti Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosure- " Notice is hereby given thst bv virtn. r sn execution duly iseoed out of the Cucuit Court of the State ol Oreonn fnr ,i. of Lane, on tbe Eighteenth dny of October 100, on a luditment rendered in , ' " louiioeniu aay oi Beptember, 1900 lor the sum of Eight hundred and twentv nveana sa.iuo dollars, and the fuither sum of Tbirty-three and u.i uai .. .. juugmeoi waa enrolled and docketed In the Cleik s office of said Court n isid county on the Fifteenth day of October. 1900. in a .nit , Lobdell was plaintiff and Horace Hawsrd and Dei l ha Uayward wire defendant, and against ths said defendants, Horace Hav ward and Bertha Havward. .ml nn J. cree of foreclosure and order of sale ren- " voun, oommanding me in older io satisfy ssid judgment of Eish hundred snd twenty-five aud 9S.100 dollars and Thirty three snd O&.liilirin.- J! f8 ..... . :. ia h: - klZ ' 10 followinK ueacribed real ptoperty, to-wit: 8 enX'TlV ."!,, -B ehalns east iVil V"'"""""" m sec- - . wwubuiu if. r.,,nA . ;. .aegrees 31 seo -uU, we.i o. -to cuains, thence west 7 w , vu.u ,v urKIWB S. Refnnrln - . .W chains, South 'U deuree. :m j! eatWcbaiii.,,ou.t, 21 degrees so se or,ds, l 43 chains, , " JO second!. MM to a noin. ,1. RJ. point 5.3SX chsins north. 17 degree" west 'T, u" P'f? ' 8'"0ingi thence west v.u, '-U.1US. nor.h 17 WX,a Uma b,8"",'u' thence louth 17 degrees, ea.t b.ii chalB, , beuinnita. ronuinl,,. M ;l ? " " ' . t tuniy, urevon. Now Ihelelor.: In .1,. n... .. .. . . , ' - ui ine atste of Oregon, aud in complisnce with .,,! r.i snd order of sale. I w, oa, ' the above de-cubed Drum... .. L?l ! section to the bicbest bidder f; ... "u ject to redemption, st the !uth door of th.' County Court Hone,, Eugene! Lw! County, Oregon, on WetlnesdaS. the 6 day olDeomber. luin l,.. ., . o n of 9 o ciock a. m.ands o cioVk p. m to-wit, at one o clock p. m. on .aid it.. Dated thia 24th day of October, ItHaj. Bhriff of Ln Court;, Oirgon. KOXICE TO CEtDiruhS. Notice ia bertby uivtu that Ihe tu&r siuoeu Dtia umd oulv anno id ted br Oi G uuij Cum t ol Lute Ccuuiv. wiciiciBii- tor of tbe cftuooi Duvid G. ii. Guikt. o oearcd. ttuj nil ptrsoLS baviig cUisi agtiurilsaid P8ii:te are bireby uutifinife present itie tamn to mf, dulj rmiti, t tht law office ol K. Skipwortb irjEc-ie, wiinin ftix tuoufiifi iroiu tbe date ctrtoi. Dated, Kugeue, OitgoD, October 5, M Adiuioistriitor of thetftuieof David G. G Gailej, denued. L,. It. SKIPWOKTH, Au'y for Adraioistrator. Notice to Creditors Kotice is hurebv triven that the nndentifl bas lieen aiMfojcted bv tbe CVtifctj Citrt Laue county, OiegoL, tirtutr vt ifctin will and testament and eUt of Grp Sovems, deceaued. All penmus hitim claims against aaid estate are hereby wUt to present th( m witb tbe rpr voudat tbe undersigned at the law orhce of A C Wcodcock in Eugene, Oregon, within o months from the date of this notice. Dated July 7, JIHJ0. JlKSlSOYIWS, Executor of the Last Willand TesUmtDtol of tbe Estate of Georye Soverui, deewxd. Notice to Creditors Entfttn nt A. V "Patera i1hcpav1. Notice is hereby uiveu that Uw Blfn' has been duly oppotuted aduiinutrator tw estate of A V I'eters. decvand, w HonoraMe H K Xincaid, Cuuoty Jiw T.sna IVmel., I All latfpiBnnl felTlBI claims again Kt said eetate are hereLy DUMij to present tbe same to the aiimiiitrtor faialtivr office fn Eugene t'.ty, oer U.ef Natiooal hack, within sii tuocthi try!" " date ot tliis notice, JuJy i-', . necessary vouchers. All cUitui am temizuii. Uko B Dohhis, AdmmiitrsW- Administrator's Notice. Notice is hereby (riven that the nmfcnwi R l Uay.Lma been duly a-in-inted adomr tratrof the estate of Ahraai l.Lit, ed, by tbe County Court tf Lane Cminty.w tgon. and all rsons having claimi said estate are hereby noticed w-d requirwjj prevent tbe Fu.e. with VTvir vfuchr. aaid administrator at his place of hwu- Willamette street, Eugene, Urep lWB ix months from the date of this n"tCe Dattd this 3rd day vt Aubu.-t, lWf- Ai'ti 'niMrsttr t an- E 1. BfLTXU, Attorney. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Blaire k-av.e tuurne fr Flow" Daily envpi riun.iay at 6a m H.liirriiiu. leaves Hoi""' for Eugene dally ei.tvl e.ui!al P iu Balunlays at 8 a tti. Arrive In Kua. ni ol epuiiM. f.'llowiug. HlN'il.1 pa fie. KlirNUTKIl lick?! lor nle at I. Kusene.or at Uurd i kirence. I,ut .l"'l ih.iiii '