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'Daily Eugeue Guard Published every evwuiuf of the week, bun IVH eioeptt, Ad-iree U cotnmuuiuUtfU aiul ttftk all remit Iuom imymbla to th Kuoiuit (iUARo, Eugene, Oregon. 8UB3CIUmONaEATEa . DAII.T. Delivered by carrier, per week. 15 Delivered by carrier, per month 50 By mail one year (Id advance) 6 00 fciix months .. 00 One inouth... . ;,, 60 dingle copies. OA 'WKUUT. One year (Id adranoe) I2J00 dii muDuts i w Advertising rates made known on applica tion. Entered as second-class Eugene, Oregon, postnftioe. matter at the THE EASTEIiN OFKIUE8 -Of the paper are at 230 to :84 Temple Court, New York City, sad U b jprens lildg, 87 Wwh iugtv.D BL, Chicago, IX, K KATZ Advertisi ng agency in ciiarjfe.. I , t CAMPBELL BROS PublieherB All Business Lettar to this offlei should be dlreeted to THE GUARD Instead of either of me proprietors personaiit. CAMPBELL BROS. Taj -sj -jjQ iBO - . 18' 3fe THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1 LATEST "NAPOLEON OP FI NANCE."' " ' - Lived it. Regular Dr Jckyll and, Mr .Sylle iLifc--Busiqesiand Social ' Friends Were Strangers. '. KewYork Journml, OotoUr 54. f ' "Tub Mah -Cornelius L.-Alvord, fifty years of age,. welL.. dressed, jolj in demeanor, a high liver, an inveterate gambler and an optimist of the moBt, pronounced sort. He was inflamed with ambition , to be one oi the kings' of Wall street, and believed himself smart enough to accomplish his end, ' ' i ,"His Home -A oouutry palace at Mount Vernon, filled with taste ful ' and ooBtly - furniture. . .The (able was adorned 'with the fipoat eUrer, and on the walls hung rare paintingS and tapestriet. The beet .the market afforded in - the way. oi bod went into the kitchen, and a well-stocked wine cellar was not the least attractive feature of the house. "HisViEr-A woman of muoh force of rouaraoter 'and a cooial leader in Mount ernon. e No wo man dressed more expensively nor in better 'taele.' She . gave recep tions and oostly dinners frequently. An InviUtjon to one of these af fairf was considered ' a treat. - Bho wore -many ' and "Coetiy" diamonds, which were the subjeot of much remark, - '; "His Pleasures Horses ' and gambling. He owned a stable of expensive horses, and played the races regularly. He "Was a familiar figure at the race tracks. In Sara toga he plunged at" the traok and lived at the rate of 1300 a day. It was supposed at the Spa that ' he was a millionaire. ' ' ? i V ; "His 'IWition koe teller in the First National Bank, at Wall street and Broadway. He Wus a model employe, always on time and thoroughly familiar with his duties. cIV twenty yean ha stood :.bohiud Hhe counter, -and noue who knew him In the bank ever heard of his exlravaganoleton the outside. In bnstuees be had a reputation of be ing pecunious. ' ' "1IIS (SALARY AD0U l M.UUU a year, with a bonus ranging ' from 25 to 100 tier cent of the amount as a Christmas present from his em ployers." I . . ."ii ! His End Defaulter for 1090,000, and in jail; 1 '' " CHANqj'FOR YOUNG MEN. The Seminole tribe of Indians, hi the Indian territory, has passed a law subsidising respeolalile white . men who will marry into the tribe. The act requires the man to be well recommended, and sound of body and mind, : 'With : the dusky maiden he get tiro hundred acre of good land and, $000 cash to be gin farming. These girl are strictly oiviliied, having' had- the benefit of publioand private schools for forty ywrs thnughH souit not be understood that 'they' are forty years old Those young men who continu ally complain that there is no chance, or ' plaoe for them must accept this) 'matrimonial challenge, elee confess that they are not anx ious to get ahead in the world, -' CENTURY OF THE DAHLIA. Florence, the city of flowers, Is about to celebrate a floral oente nary that of the dahlia, which was irst Imported to Europe from Mexico in 1790 by three Spanish explorers, who planted it In Ma drid in the bobs' that '- the tubers might prove a cheap food for the starving peasantry, says a Roman correspondent to a London news paper, .-i , , Instead of that the beauty of, its flowers attraoted the attention; ; of the rich, and in 1800 some speoi- meps were taken to Paris. From this time the dahlia beoame one; of the glories of European .gardens. It also then first received a name, adapted from that of Dabl, the leading botanist of the day. ' PaulTynef in The Arena, Nor Dee, 1899: ."During the campaign of 1896 so: representative a leader Ol the beet eastern sentiment i, as Theodore Roosevelt publioly avow ed his readiness to lead an armed force to Washington to prevent the inauguration of Mr Bryan, should be be elected. '" Neither at the time nor since has this attrranoe been rebuked by his party, or any con siderable seotion of the. press pf. the east. On the contrary, Col Rpoee-r veil nas since ..been elsotea gov- Brnor of his' state."-; h CHARLTON PERKINS AT1 CA LAMBA. 4 ..- f "ir'i- f Writes to Grant's' Pass Courier That he Has Easy Time In j v . Philippines. CALiMBA. P, I. Aug. 81, 1900.1 Having looated myaslf again I -will write a few linn. I raa)gDd coj, poa- v.uu at jviie oa idb ioiq ioti, ana accepted an appointment .In .the pfr tal service on the 17th. , I,,wm. In the Manila oflloe for seveial days and than I was seat bere to taUbllsb1 a new offlce. CaUmba la. situated at th southern end of the Laguoa de Bay 88 miles from Manila. -- I The Inturgents are quite active here In this proviooe. Only night before laat, a band of perhaps X, came down to the river aud fired over pueblo. 1 oolild'hear the I Uiey earns over It aoonded- Datihij. No oue aa hurt and, the guards did not fire a shot. Four f the band aud two guoi were captured this morning In a barrier near by. i C. i 1 have now procured' 4fatt f wanted for so long and at lail" fl oontenM. Here I am my own osa, r My hour are from Sam to 12 m, and from 8 to 4 pm. .This I th( flrrt time I have been aoJ to sleep a llong as I wished, of mornings; for four year,. My eJ- penaea nere win be tiualli .l pay nio rent, live In the offloe and .eat with ttie oommlasary aergeant' of the Tbirtjf nlnth Infantry bere. rtlattyba Is one of the largeat market- ptaee the lalands today,- -.- Friday -1, "the'dar natives oome from 40 to 60 miles .with their ponies loaded down with veyr tbing tbey can sail. ,i Uavaaeeq at leaat a thousand ponies paat since m, this morning, and at leaat'SOOtf na Uvea. t H. .CnAHMPOlt PtRKim. v" JOHN 11. MITCflELL'' He of Free Silver Fame Encount- ;r);.frsa FrosCfltSalem. I alm Journal, Oct 31. ' ''The Mitchell apeaklng was a frost; a riOHd cold front. I "If the Hou John H remembers the crowd that turned out four years agp to bear him explain bis plans fur twllUlng a railroad to Mars, he wait hive fult the oontrast. At the largest eattmate not over ISO men, women ant) ohllilron were In the hall, when after k long wait, Mr Mliohell oommenoed hlaaddreaa, Introduced by Chairman K M I'rulaan, aud by aotual ooantas drjeotwlly filed out there waaJuatlOS people, Including lilmaelf, In the baU when Iib quit.' j WANTED. A woman or girl to do 'light housework. Inejaire of i l'lruul, corner Sixth aud Pearl. ' When you feel that life Is hardly worth ' the candle take a does of (,'haiiiberlalu'a Htotuach and Liver Tablets. They will oleanaa your stomach, tone up your liver and ngu late your bowels making you feel like a new mau. For sals by W I. Da Lauo, Drug Htore. Chamberlain's Htonisch and Liver Tablets cure bllloueneaa, ennsilpailon and headache. They are easy to lake and pleasant In effect. For sale' by W I. Da La no. "' ' , SometJiingNew..:. :; Day "7 Cut order Carpets. ; Come and .eejhem.;::", SMOKE Mount Hood Higri'Qrade ioc Ciar ' , .urn ',::i ';: v JF. 'IV. i KEal; au lw,,hU,t tha MtOuUa rnuorant oa Ninth itrset. Try our famou . .29 OENf.MEAU V Nona to good for the money. ' ' W. McGOlRE- German Lutheran Church. '" Preaehlng services will be held at Pleaaant Hill Friday1,' Nov. 2. In Eu gene at the Presbyterian chdroh, Bun. day,"Nov. H, at'2 p m.' ' - 1 ' ;; . "'. ' ' ' f ' No' RiRhf tl tJgUness. " ' The Woman ho la lovely in face, form and temp per will always Lave frleuda, bjilpoe who would b attract ive moat keep ' her 'healths If she le weak, alokly' and art run down, she will be nervous and irritable. Ifehe haa conailpatlon or kidney' iniul.le her Impure Hood will' cause ' pimples, blotobes, akin e'ruptlonaanil a wretched complexion. Eleotrlo ' bitters lt "i he beat medicine In the world to regulate stemaob, liver and kidneys and purify tbe blood. ' . Jl glvea ' atroug oervee, bright eyei anjooUb, velvety akin, Mali ooinrtln. i ! Jtiwlll) . maca , good. looking obarmlogi woman i oat of ran down Itvelid. Only. 60 et-uijj at W JU Ifebano'a idrug store. - ' . ..:".'A Powder Mill Explosion Removes everything In alghtj ao do drastic -mineral -pills, but both are oalgbty dangerooa. t-1 Don' dynamite U delloate machinery of your body with oalotual, oroton , oil or aloes pills, wheoDr Klna'a New Life Pllle, which arvganlleaaa nmmer breeze, do tbe work perfectly, Ourea beadaohe, oou- atlpaUun.,, Oaly 36o at W h DeLano'e drs saora. . . 'I i i ... Farm for Sale 62 acres of land within one mile of Barrlattorg; 200 acres In cultivation two old booses, two barns: nearly all rlaw bottom land;, A larae eitaolltv Uf.baJtu, tnaplaai d ash lloulwr. Ash and maple suitable lor lumber. Two Ola orctiarae on tne place. ''This la a bargain. Price, f 14, prr sen,: " Aaareesj ,i . w ,.u :; lis ) BF BaKERAOo. ,.... , .. . . 'unc'lon C'lly Hotel, CASTOR I A i r .For Infant and Children, Tbi KI4 You Hare Always Bought ' Basra the Blgraturo O AB T OltlA, Bsantas yy tin Hind In Haw Wwars BouM Frenoh,' Rye,' Oraham, Cream, at ttammona'a. California Ueallug Soap, good for burns, scalp and skin diseases, Hold by BC KrtUkln. For sprains, swelling aud lauirnes there Is rot hing as good as (Chamber lain's Pio Palm. Try It. For sale by W Li DeLano. "For three days and nights I suffer ed agony untold from an attack of cholera morbus brought on by eating encumbers," says M B Low t her, clerk of the district eeurt, Ceulervllle, Iowa, "I thought I should sorely die, and tried a dceea dlOarvot medleines, but all to no purpose. I sent for a bottle of Chamberlain's Colle, 'Cholera and Diarrhoea Ilemedy and three aes relieved me entirely.' This remedy la for sale by W h DeLaoo. Heals for '.".V., I :ll v; V . - ' farmers- THS txat meali to be tound la RUNNING UP A BIB BILL "tuiMcor' fees Wouldn't be fcnwary, when you we at- -.aed with colds at tiiis w uf the year, if you would keep a bottle of our pure and own frrade fynt Nnhl . Vrbukejla your houM and Uien Uke It io the form of (ddy, nr as y ur isfle die I lost, at bedtiuie or any other tid time. 11en is nothing like it for coM, la iriple or Kindred allmenta. W in. Henshaai AT .. Mt C. Potts Manufacturer-. Modern. ' Photography ; 1 Careful attention given to every subject un der the skylight and in finishing of all portrait work at the ausEHaK' The Hoffman . W O ZEIOLER. PROPRIETOR , if,.UNDAY DINNER 50c EUGENE. 01EI-ON. '. Notice to the Public. We herewith agree to ' sponge and press your personal r clothing as often as requested, for "$1.00 per month. ' EU lil STEAM DYEIKfi &CLEAHINQ WORKS Choice, Young Ejves for Lease. Seven hundred young ewes to lease for a period of two or three yeaia. ' All bred to Lincoln bucks. For terms of lease pie tse address J H Beckley, Eu gene, OregoD. These sheep will be lu Eugene about November 3rd. .' ' - Boo art A Bkcklby. -,. , Singing Lessons.. Singing Lessons, Italian method by Miss Marguerite Hansen; Inquire at music room U O dormitory from 9am to 8 p m. i - . o Cure Ko Pay. That U the way all drwtiriits seU riroves Tsstoleaa Chill Tunic for L'hIUs, Malaria and Billionsnesa. It la as pleasant to take as ijoiuiiq Trap., w cents KKiDiNO Matter The Red Ciokb Society of Eugene asks contributors of reading matter to be left at Miss Rankin's. It's badly needed In the Held. ' For Ha lk. Fifty head of fine goats, nannies add wethers, fir sale. In quire at ' Willamcttb Meat Markkt. .OTiCR.-lt will be of advantage to anyone having lots to fill In Eupeue to see O F Homers at once. Residence, oorimr E'ghlb and Washlnctnn streets. J. L. PAGE -UKAI.KB IN- SR0CERJE5 HkviiiK tt I.anre and CompleU ftr- 'iof piKj ioanu f ancy urocerleat iu, ht ' in the beat markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, ' i can oner the publlo better prices "." ."tier iirut hi r.iiveue. NOTICE OF H.NAL SETILLUEM. Nntioets htubj given that th. under t ), admicisitatiii of the estate of John A. Hi uoea, deceased, has flied timr a wmi in the matter of aald estate in the ivuoiy oiait ol Lane ooonty, Oregon, and all (H-rnon Iutireali d are bsrebv rotifieil thsl Bun, aj, tl a 3rd day ol December, llaJO, at the honr of oie o'clock ii. ih atternoon ol said dav haa been fired h. ... i ,ue oearui) oi Olijrciiona 10 said accoont, aad for ths Anal settlement dt aaid aatale. Dated this 17th dsy of October, 1900. 8. J, Uiranaa, Administratrix of aaid sstsie, L. Bails, etlj for said eaUte. Henderson BUSIXUSH CAPU H KiibliKT 1.K1UH, ASSAY OFFICE, Prompt and accurate returns guaranteed. Corrida Oaovt, Oitiooif. ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW. M WILLIAMS, . ATTOEKEY-AT-LAW Collection! a specialty. ' Jtfice Over Lane County Bank, BILYtU, - - . ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Ofiiie Over First National Bank. Eoauri, Obioos, " O WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW. OlBce One-half block south of ChrUmau Bli ' Keens, Oaaxios. ' ' SKIPWOETH. ! - ATTORNEY-AT-LAW WiU practice In all the Coort'a . Edqkmi Orkoor. BELMDS W TH0HP80H OHAa A BARD1 T HOMPSON HAEDY, ATTOENKYS-AT-LAW. OHice-In First National Bank Building.. Practice in all the oourta. Eoqins, Obiook. QEO, B B0EEI8, ATT ENEYt COUNSELOK-AT-LAW Will nractics in all tha conrU of ths Hecond Judicial District and in the Supreme Court 01 tne state. Special attention given to collections aad matters inprobate. . Office First National Bank Bldfr. . Rooms L 2 and 8. '- MEDICAL. D HJW IIABRIS. : PHYSICIAN AND SURUEON. , Office Over Wilkins t Linn's drna- store. Office Hours- U u. 12 a mj 2 to 5 and 7 to V p in. Eesidenos Ferry street, between 11th and 12th. pAINE & KDYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND 3TJE0E0NS. Offices In Chrisman Block. 8pecial attention to sorcery and surgical dis- J S LTJOKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Eepalred. Econri, Oamov jyn a biddle. t una j. x.3 1 Office -OnOlive street, between Fifth and Sixth streets one block west of Minnesota Central Market, & Mi , PROPRIETORS ' wilueep constantly on hand a lull tupplj BEEF MUTTON . PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at the lowest maraec prioes. i air snare of tte tnMlc patronage soliclitu ' : TO THE FABMEE8.-: We will pey the blgheat market prioe lurrsi vsiue, n ugs ana Dneep; - Shop on Willamette St. EUGENE, QREQON. anaFaleais delivered to anv rart ot th citj Eugene Livery and Feed Stables ' WEST BROS, Props 'I New Riga1 :- New;Harness, Competent Drivers Horses boarded by day or - ath ' , -Foley Sprinin stage, llametteand Tenth Streets ' " Talspheas ata a SI. EsUte of GEORGE R. RED FORD. Administrator Salt, of Ileal Property, rvirnrr. l ntrehr 'Siren thut St v(.i Wat. In. " wuair .OUTl Ol lAlie UHlllt)', .k II '!nS'm: ,"i'1" '"-'Til : Oetolwr 15th 1 ailthnntl'ig nrt iltrecfllR K. 1. Ileilfonl. Admin . ',"""! eisle. to sell the resl nmrertT Mi.l emte slut eiiiue, ol al'mtnli.lreilin . ' inriimu-, III illlllMl 1 willottiTfiir sale at Pnl louri uouc uoor ol earn Lane Couutr. on lha uine Uonntr. on lha t ilsy of llecemlier. 1900. p-oloolt H- N of m rtT. ,t one oviock. tile !" Die Nurth liitlf of iilll-r.asl' ol Ilia Nortli-ESKl H m s.,;... Terms ol ule-i'arh, ouhjeci (j eonnmiatlon ..'pKariK ,",n a "55 -a n.o.B.no,,,,; KPssilor. , Attorney. ESTATE OF A. V. PETERS. Ait mi o, I Moll.ssn . A....I...M? An iXTJii! on . anil olher elsiin. ,.,.! ,kl e-til " a.?l".?.', .."i ui ln'""'r!l"'' '" .i.l oMe, !l"on"' "'cl'""" -'""' "'J ui.eriun': aalniilsr, thet.l.lTt DwmNer. lno llwwu ilu hiiiirn of nt i.ur o el. k r. ,M f . ","m M. and ice morentl il tiiirlleel fur teuli fht le mLlw l to rnnflrmatlnn. If no 1, r Ihftl afler ul.l Oalj I wm w IlKolMt: II ImRRH. Ailmiiii.irat,'. pnrate A ,1 m i ii t,( ri t or t Pair nf Real Proitrrt u v ..r.l.-r ol lite ranntv Wirt of Lane I'niinir Mate .. ir,T,,. mle i. , l::Ui u.t ol "iv! I' h.;r l I. anihort,,,,, ,, 'mrerVIni ,,'h ii.iii.. ..iiuiiui.iriiinr nf ....I a - FIRST- National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital 860,000 Surplus 4 850.000 ' Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Done on reiaouablo terms. Sight drafts on Chicago, an Francisoo and Port land, uregon. Bills of exchange mid on foreign o-.nntries. Deposits received subject to check or certifi cate of deposit. All collections entrusted to us will receive prompt attention. T O Hdidbioks, President. 8 B Kiiia, P. E. Smodobass, Csshier. . , L. H. Porraa, Ass't Cashier Vice l'resldtu . EUGENE LoanmSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon.. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus $50,000 2,500 A QENEIIAL BANKINO BUSINESS THANS ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS - x Drkfti tiiued on the principal cities of the United UUtei and foreign conn tries. Interest allowed on Demand Certificate Oi Deposit trheD left rtated period. CoUectlona receive our prompt attention. City and County Warrant bought. W, I, BhOWN, President. F. tV. 08BUHN, . vashler. D. A. PAINE, Vice Preildsnt. W. W. BROWN, Astt Caihlar LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. Estsollshad In IS82. Oldest t Bank In tha County. General Cenlip, hsir.ess in all trtnch transacted on favorable terms. : A. G. HOVE?, President L. O. UULIN, Cashier. B. U. HOVEY. Aft Caehier. Sheriffs Sale on Foreclosure. Notice 1b hereby given that by virtue of an exeontioo duly isiined ont ot the circuit court of tbe Btate of Oregon, for the cocu. ty of Lane, on the 18th day of October, 1900, on a judgment rendered in said court on the 12th day of Ootober.1900, for the Bum of two bULdrid snd fifty aud no-lCO dollars with iutenst thereon lrom said Bixth day of August, 189V, at the rate ol eight per cent ptr annum and tweuty-five and no-100 dollars attorney's fees and tbe further sum ol eleven aud 60-100 dollars costs which judgment nas enrolled and docketed in the oletk's office of said court in said county on the 15tb day ol October, 1900, in a suit vheiein August Heiuza m plaintiff and II N Bmith was defendant and against the said delendant, H N Smith, and on a deoree of foreclosure and order of sale ; rendtred in said oourt, commanding me in oider to satisfy said judgment and costs and accruing coBia 10 sen ine lollowtng de. scribed real property tosit: All of lots numbered nine (9) and ten (10) in section number Ihirty-oue (31) in township nnmber sixteen (10) south Of .ww niwi ui tne winainete meridian, in Lane county, Oregon, oou wiiuiuk iiA-ug acres. Also soutnwest auarter nf siiAn number thirty-iwo (32) in township number nouui oi range two (21 east of til. U-'illann..A i,l r ' uuidiudiui luMiuiui, in xjsue county, Oregon, containing one hundred aniLsixty (16U) aorea. A Now therefore; In lhe same of the state in ; uroRon in . compliance with sam vrii ana order ol SBle, 1 will offer for Bale the above d.ih..i iaes at pablio auction, to the highest biddei for OBBb. Bubieat to redemntinn al th. sni.ik door of the county oourt house in Eugene Lsne County Oregon, on Wednesday.the Sth day ol December, 1900,between the hours ol 9 o'clock a in and 4 o'clock n m inni- vuo v uiuua u ui un saia aav. . IL:. j , A . . ""a iu oay oi uciober, lyrjo - u . VV.W. Withers, Hheriff of Lane County, Oregon. Sherifl'a ISale on Foreclosure Notioe ia hereby oiven that bv vlrin. r uniy issuea ont of tbe Ciicuit Court of the State of Oregon for the oouutv XX ?' 'Bhtaenth day of October. 1900, on a judgment rendered in sai'l Court '..m uay oi oeptember, 1900 for the sum of Light hundred and twentv Sveand 98.100 dollai.. and th. i!E iT',il,'j,llree "d 05-lu0 du"ars T 7 7 ju(,meui was enrolled and docketed in the Cleik'a offlce of aaid Court In said county on the Fifteenth day o October, 1900, in a suit wherein II, -'8 Lobdell was plaimill odd Horace Ua,waid and Ikitbi Uuvw.rd wir- .i.i.A....l w"5 against the said defetdanta, Horace Hav ward and llertha H..,.l .-j!e p1iiice llhaldorderrt'eaot foreclosure and order of ..u . 'nMto AlU.li.n. St the darnl.n ..I 1.. . "le - I Z: v r ""uanainn tne m. uiuer in uim, - ..ih i.. . . . . hundred and twenty-flve aud 98.100 dollTr. and Thirty three and (m Km hii...- and accruing oosis, to. aell the folic"! described real property, to.wit : '""""r! Hefllurjinu hi a ?.ii,,' . . ef land 45. lUtalM 11 tion 24. township 17, r-ng. 4 we.i .. east 19.09 cbelea, n,,h llVwT?, ends, wt ij 48 chains, thence west 7T2 i , ?,Kr, 2 seconds, east 1.O8 chains, South 24 d. :i ..'."' .t 8 84 chain., south 21 degree. 46 a."' ot-ds, e 13 48 chains, .outS'To" 30 seconds east to a point dus i . 1 point 6 3oy, chain, noVth 17 d" ret. Jj from the p,ce ol beginnicg; th,n to aaid point 6 35V. cbsir,?. .,ECew!"' VniZ "'""''" td thence jouth 1. degrees, sa.1 6.36U chain, f! Now therefore! Iu the naiu. of the Start Ol Oregon, aud in eon.pl,.n h 5 wni .Bd otder of sale. I will offer ,r the .uov. de.cnbed pimlst i auction to the bmheai biHillT: "SaM t .. ""SJC VUUUIT. Lfrs.an.1. ject to redemption, at th. Sonth dooTof ih. County Coon Uouw, i E, ' County, Oreoa, on Wloeedi5 h e fi?h da, ot Dumber. I9t0. biwe,.,,,h. of 9 o'ciock a. ui. sn.1 i ,,rnn, to-wit, ,t OB, o'jik m., D.ti .hi. 24th day f Oetobi llto' Bl1.rifr.IL.nW.Vo'un'J,Vg,o0. FINAL SEnu5 uiili i uerouy lven 11 iBul, silminiairatoi ol .i " tl.ZHbeth S. Eihton. (ifLl.i". Z i". Isoa 7""s uu, ki'uuui aa aunni i.ini.i,. . ."). L. taie, sa Thuiadsy at aai; Nov.u,l... J."" o'clock a m, a. the ime, H honse in Lngene said county . Ut for examining suit! nnul . tik final settlemeit of' Jta ,J Interested in said matter .,, fled to , reaent an, oLjenwn. Baid final account on or bi.,T! ''a of November. U"""t btk 4! Dated, Eugene, Ornton . )ri . .... . B. , . HI x. t, D ""H'lrsior of uMif' Bxi,woaTB, Auyjo', tfjf Notice of Fin.. aWl9m Estate of H 0 Huston, Deceas-j , :ounty, OitBon. ""ceased, 1 S-&s!S Vi u uuai account, for settleni.nl 1 j t tate, andMonday. ths 3 d7aT ber, 1000, at the hour ol one I VI .(ternoon of said day, uflM derot the judge of wid court to,Vk" of objections to eeid acconnt and i final settlement of ssid estate 1 . Dated this 3Utb da; of July! 1900 T Liuu A Hew,;. L B'LIID, , "S Atmney. """"mi, NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE" Notice is benby given that p M lbT,:'. "'"i""""' ol the ,,"' F. Cleaver, deceeied. ha. st.5 v i.i! t eonnt as such idministrator ii 01 me uraoty uourt ol LaoeCouolV n"1 con. and the seirl nnn . . the 6th day ol Novmber, lM ffr' of 10 o'clock a. m., a, the d aaid Court, in luire, O,,,,,,?1' P. M. M0PHKB8OH. rtmi.:... EsUtoolC.F.CIeav,d' O. Winm, Atty for said tw! Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby given that F. M.Willi.. na ueeu imiy appointed adininiB,, he . state of J K. Elh,n deceaitd, h ft, . .. x.. yj. rwier, county judje of ui county. All Bersons j"" .itotauid eataie are hereby nddnrf? present .he same to th, .doiniK " within six momha from the date of iS notice, wiib the necisnarj v.hers it"u lawofiiceof Geo.B. Dorris in Em vr""- Jt'.M. WiiW Oko. B, Doeeip, Adnaiusuam Att'v. for Estte . NOTICE 10 CliLDIIOBS. Notice is herebj given that the sain signed has teen at'pointed by tbe Coint, """"' ""e county, uregou, Bdmiu, trator of the estate ol Miguret Jobwti deceased. All peisocB havii.g cUimmiii,, said eBtate are heieby notified to pitua tbem with the propei vouchers u u, undersigned at the law office of A 0 a... 000k iu tugene, Lane County, Ongoi iruui me oate ot lau Dated September 19, 1900. ... AO Woodcoci. Administrator of the Instate ol Margin VUUUDIWU, UCUOIUieU. KOTX0U1 TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given thai the nnWr sigDfcd hah been appointed by the Coniiii Court ol Laiie Liuuntj, Out,ont sdmiaii. trdurof Ibe estate of Jam en V. bbtido,, duoeaHud. All porBOLB huvingclbioiaBgaiLit aaid eHtate oru btteby uol'titd to ptemt them wiih thu proptr vouch. toifai- w dtmigued nt iho law tflice of A. U Woodcock, ia Eugt-oe, Lue Coddij, Oieou, itLin tix mouths Iron, ihcdalt j tbiti notice. D..teu uctobir tLu D(b, I'M). L. D. FOBBtUT, AdmioiHtralLiof the tsinie of J urncs W, bheldoo,oece.il NOTICE TO CBbMrohS. Nut ice in btreby ftivnn that tbe nukr signed ta-1 b. on ouly eppuiuttd bj tb Ctunty Gunrt of Lane Ccuuty, adminiilis torof tbe ertta;soi Duvid ti. G.Gille,de oesrfcd. aud all ptraoiis bariig claim Bgiodt Raid eB'nte ure htr&b-y uutifitd to present tbe Pnme to me, dul reriM, it the law efflce ol E li. bkipwotibinEngeiii, Wltbiu six uiobtbB from tbe date fatmif. Duted, EageMe, Oit-gou, Octobers, 190"'. HtNBT Spoam, Administralor of the estate of David G. G. Galley, decease! E. B. SKtPWOkTH, Att'y for Administrator. Notice to Creditors. .otice is hereby given that the nndmigw haa Iteen aMiointeii bv the Ci.iitit Conn h&ue county, Oiegon, txctutur of irtLu will and Uy lament and eitaUi of Gnrp Soverns, deceased. All pennai tutuf claioia agdinat said en tate are hereby voUm to present thrra with the prper vuncbentt the utidcniiKDeH at the law uttice of A 0 Wcotcock in Eugene. Oiegon, within si luonins irnm cne aate ot tn notice. Dated July 7, JW0.. .Irssr SoVKtiXS. Eserator of the Last Will ana Testsmtnt ul of the Lstate of George Soveroa, deceued. Notice to Creditors. Estate of A. V, Peters, decesaeil. Notice is hereby (fiven that tieo BDorril has been duly o, pointed aduiiutrator of U eatoto of A V Peters, deceawil, by "J Honoral-le H K KinciiJ, County .lodgs Lane County, Oregon. A!l perwins SaiaC claims against said estate are licrely otiliM to present the same to the aiiruicistrator at hie law orlica in JtitoAne 1 tv. orer tlie Fm National Bank, within six tunntU Intra Us date, of this notice, July 12, V.IMI, with I necessary 40llcliem. All ciaiun mint teniixori. ' uko ji Xlohhis, ilniiliiniM- Adtriinistrator's Notice. Notice ia heret.v alven tlmt the nDilrrfsal R M Lav. lias been dulv aiiu- iiitnl ulmi""" trator of tlmiatutenf A hi am l.ftmlea. IWCMe ed. Iiv th rnnni. r'.,.t. ..f Tn rnuntr.Or eiron, and all eiiions havinR claims aaat said eauie are hereby nnlilied ami leqiiiiwj present the aauie, with projier vom-hen, w said admiitiatrator at his piaee of bnrinea " Willsmette itreet, Eueene, lireK,D, wi'sw six months fn in the date of tbia ontire. Land this 3rd day of Auurt, IK. KMI'ar Ai'minirlistcr tlaaklaV 1. KiLrru, Attorney. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGj UNE. E. BANGS, Proprietor, Rtsge leave fctiirene for floMi Dally except rJuimiiy at 8 a in Hi tiirinnir sihrh leaves Horemj for Kl'ieue daily urn-pi tuinlajs St p n, rMurdaje at 8 a in . Arrived lu Kueu at 8pnilbv foilnwlug. SINill PARK tUllitl Thlf ,. Ttekeu lor sale al Ennene.OT al liord i oicnos. banal' mill IkttenDeM'l esl NOTICE OF