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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard Published every aveninir of tha week, bun- dy excepted. .AdciraM il caujrjiun .cations and mch all remittances, payable, to lb ruaKk uAkit tugeae, Oreuu. I1A1LT. leHrered by carrier, per week f 15 Delivered by carrier, per month fW Hr mail one year (id adyaooe) 6 00 -tiirmontha. ............ ......... 8 tO One mouth 60 rfii'tfle amlec ....... v. 00 WKJtKLT. One year (Id advance) $2 00 U mouth 1 00 Advertising ratae made known on appli ca tion. Entered m second-class (matter Eugene, Oregon, postomce. at, the THE KARTKrN OKKIOE8 -Of the paper are at 230 to 1&4 JVmple Oftr.rt York (Jit v, and U tt Joxpreaa lilrftr, wao ingtm 8t, Chicago, llL, K KATZ Advertis- ng Agency in unarge.; CAMPBELL BROS publishers All Business Letters to thlsoffioe should be directed to THE GUARD insUed or eltkoi af the oroorletora Dinoni r. ' CAAPIELL BROS CALENDAR 4 3 6 J8 9 m M 19 20 21 22 23 24 226272a2930Yf3.L HOW GOES NEW, YORK? News iteraa like the' following from the New York Journal of October 29 ' are pregnant ' witb promise -that the Empire state ' will cast ber vote for William J ' Bryan tomorrow: ! ' . "Mr Bryan, because of the late' ness of the hour and the faot that he bad to catoh a train in Jorssy City, was compelled to out out two of the meetings Bohednled for his presence in East New York. He made six of the eight speeches sobedaled, and was greeted at these by more than 100.000 people and created such a whirlwind of enthu siaBm as has never before been seen , in Brooklyn. . .., : "Two years ago Governor Roose velt, fresh' from the Spanish war, ana wun ail me glamor oi oon quest surrounding him,; made i a flying tour through the same db triot covered by Mr ' Bryan last night. Dutohtown it is called in the borough aoroBS the rlyer. The tour had been widely advertised and it was assuredly a success, but the orowds and the, enthusiasm last night made the Roosevelt demonstration '. of ' two years ago ' appear like the memory of a game of tag. !(,'! "At every meeting the mention of Roosevelt's name was greetod with nisses and eroans. " 'Respeot the office, if you don't the man,' continued Mr Bryan. "From the Park Theatre Mr Bryan drove to Palnce Rink, at No 05 Grand Btroet. On the way they ran into a MoUarren parade, and the onthusiastio marchers 'would have held up the oarriage and foroed a speech from the' leader' of the party, had not the police pre vented them. The streets were lined with men and women, who cheered and waved flags as Mr Bryan drove by. x "At Palace Rink at least '10,000 people were massed. The greeting acoorded Mr Bryan was tremen dous. i lie was compelled to almost force attention in order that he might get started with his speech "From there Mr Hrjan was driven through orowds that some' times ohoked his progress to Mili tary Mall. A orowd as large as tuat which had gathored at Palace Rink greeted him here, and again he had difficulty in getting the en thusiastic people lo know that they were there to listen ' and not to oheor." ' " ' English historian Froude on the ' Full of the Roman Republic:" "If there b bne lesson whioh 1,1s lory dearly "teaohes, it is this, that free nations cannot govern Kobjeot provinces. K they are un nble or unwilling to admit their dependencies 't) share their own constitution, the constitution Itself will fall in plooee from mere io competenot lor iti duties." ' A' "SURE THING."" The last number of Puck has' a very good illustration of "The first American court of justice." ; It shows a orowd of Puritans, .men, women and children, assembled on a bank of a stream and upon a bridge whioh spans the same. , In the river ourrent j'uet below , the bridgo.the hooded head and Up lifted bands of a woman 'appear, almost covered by the waters. An officer stands on the bank with long pole in his bands, on b4 end of whioh is a hook, to oafth, her if Bhe swims. This explanation tal lows the picture: ') V.rV ' ' "If she drowns, ehe is iDtroSetft; if she swims she is burned as witib." The San FranoiBco Argonaut tells1 about a orowd of American soldiers attending church servioe in the Philippines. The image of a saint ' drew tneir attention. Above the image was the pioture of an eagle in whose beak a streamer bore the legend: "The Old Re liable Condensed Milk." The artist had copied tbe eagle from a milk can. The padre explained that he thoucht it was an Ameri can motto. The several ' national and oon' gressional party ohairmen having issued their positive statements that Bryan and McKinley are certain of eleotion, and that the next congress will be Democratic and Republican, it seems like a waste of time to go to the polls tomorrow. A New York woman killed her 12-year-old son tbe other day be cause he smoked cigarettes and would not quit. That is the effec tive way of curing the cigarette habit. '- 's.r-. '"vi The London Disgrace. The return of the' London imperial volunteers to th.lr home olty after ser vice In Boutb Afrloa Was- marked by extraordinary scenes of depravity Dd dobaucbery. - A New York Journal account, Ootobar 29, saysi "When darkness tell the city was the scene of an orgle iuoh as Paris alone has witnessed, and Ptrla only In the commune. Law, order and aeoen- oy were forgotten In the exbuberaooe of tbe debauob. . , The soldlsri, too, were forgotten and the oily was given over to a frienzled saturnalia. "Women were lusulted and em braced tn tbe streets; other 'women, orazed with gin and exoltement, bowled through the great thoroughfares, wt log tboir feathered bats and screaming ralbald songs. Men paraded frem publio house to publie house, getting drunker every minute; ; Tbe police were like drops upon aVraflDg sea. . .babies were trampled nnder foot, women fell faintlag In the crush aud were - kioked.-' about. Limbs were broken, windows and lamps were smashed and tonight the hospitals are hill. . , "Fights were on every oorner, Drun- keuum seemed ublveraau AtrenU were few, for the polfoe woieJ'poVe'r less to take prisoners to the' sVatlbn." Baker's oUfct; ... rf ... o ' i -' Maccaroons, cream puQs.i lemon snaps, doughnuts at Hrfmmbnd's. Whole wheat, rye, graham; frenob cream, Vienna, steam and milk treads, rolls, cakes, and everything In tbe baker's line at Hammond'S.v ""1 " Free delWery at all hortW "-J We Pay IS ceuta for good coal oil oab.; t cent for good lard buckets. Heoonl) band grain, bags wanted..'' , Ax Billy. Farm For Sale' eSSaeres of land wHhln' on'talle of Uarrlsburg, 200 acre. In cultivation two old bouKC. two ' barns: nearlv all river bottom land. A large quaullty of balm, maple and aah limber. Ash and maple suitable for-lUnibnr. Two old orobards on the place. iuis i a Dargain. rrice, 114, per acre. Address, . RFBAKKR&Oo. 1 'unotlon city Hotel. C'all'ornla Healing Hoap, good for burns, soalp and skin diseases. Bold by H C Itaukln. To remove a troublesome oorn or bunlun: First soak the corn or bunion la warm water to soften It, then pare ll down as eloaely aa possible without drawing blood and apply Chamberlain's Palu Balm twice daily; rubbing vigorously for five mlnutee at each application. A oorn plaster should be worn for a few days, to pro teel It from the shoe. As a gtnrral liniment for siiralua. bruUea, lauieune and rlieuniatlmn, l'aln llalm Is uue- ulfl. For sale by W L !) Lano's, um More. Modern Photography Careful attention given to every subject un der the skylight and in finishing of all portrait work at the occccccoo ccooocsoooooe oooo o All Kind of g neaiers... Cole' sAir Charter Oak ntuvee None o OHANITC WARE. s: L. finest ine cf iiiJiii liihiii i W ,EVr Wofjjtht to Eugene jiut ooemd. Tbdy are of . . j til latest finish and handsomely framed. CaM at once apd inspect thtm. An ornament tojthe bome'and anacceptable present' UjilVEHSiyY BOOKSTORE, "i.. j - . Someth ing New.. ... Cut order Carpets, see Them. 1 SMOKEs.- Mount Hood High Grade ioc Cljar ; . :. F; C. Potts M anufacturer- fierks Wanted. ; A lady and gentleman olerk, each wanted atonoe. i Send nAme, age and .other In forma lion In regard to self, :by letter, to pout onjee pox 114, Eugene, Oregou. A Concert "QrandGraphophone. i j 'i " ' i' For brtvaie or nubllo entertain. medtM, sbolals, parties, eto. Charges teksiinsble'. Bee 'Walter Roes at office North' Winamette street In. Hule bfock; ' -' ' EUctric Light Work. EleotHoal v and light media ileal Work promptly attended to. Expert bnuse wiring and supplies. W D Walker. Willamette Bt,dutb:br Titus Blook, ' Blcvole supplies MoUlanahan. I Klfly different patterns of carpet in our cut order department. , , Dax & Bbndrkson. If O Warner ' tones pianos and organs. Repairing and polishing, Bloyole repelling and sundries. - ,. , .,BK McClanaham ' All goodsdellvered free from tbe Bon bonier, bakery,:, H W Dunn,, proprie tor. Chamberlain's Btooiaob aud Liver Tablets oure blllinraneM,' oonatlpailon hd beadaohe. They are easy to take and pleasant In eOeet." For sale by W LDsl LAhd. ' lel'Cresoentssold this year lu fiu gene; 683 Crescent riders lu snd around Eugene now. Tbe people now know that IheOresoent bicyoles stand with out the trouble of always tinkering tkeaw up.a Get a CreaOnt ana you are always ready to go.' Notfca to the Public. We herewith ftcree to sponge and press your personal clothing . as often as . requested, for $1.00 per month. Ellatn STEAM DYEUN .CLEUII8 WORKS Brick! Brick! I kesp constantly on hand a large quanti-' ty of first-class brick at yard 1 J miles west of Eugene. J. : M. MAltTIN. NoTica.-ll will be of alanta( to anyone having lots to nil In Kuireoe to see O F Boiaars at once. KetltrrtK, corner Eighth and Washington slrceta. s Tight It' we rarrv inailwwa. in the twAl u the market and rangfe. better made. KITCHEN UTENSILS LO N G cccccoooocoooeoooooo H G MiLLER, Proprietor. RUNNING UP A BIG BILL uoctor' fees wouldn't be ''KNssary, when yon are at tH,sted with colds at thia sea ' ' r: i siU of tbe year, if yon would oko a bottle of our pure and iif h trrade Cynis Noble Vliinkey in your house and , ( tntn take it in tbe form of " Mridy, or as your (ante riiC' tates, at bedtime or any other ' ' md time. Then is nothing t like it for colde, La (grippe qs Kindred ailments. AT Mi. Come and Collection for Portland' Boys' and Girls' Aid Society. Robert J Wilson, agtiit of tbe Port land Boys' and Girls' Aid Society, ie In Kugene making; arrangements for e publio school donation of necessaries required for that deserving public charity. : Dr Btrong will collect money that may be donated at the Uulveislty. The forwarding of donations will be placed In the hands of J M William's. Public acknowledgement will be made by the eoolety of the receipt of all contribu tions. . ..... No Right to Ugliness. ' . ,i. . . -.. 1 The woman who Is lovely In face, form aud temper will alwaya'.bave friends, but one who would be all mot ive must keep ber health. If ehe Is weak, eiokly and all run down, she will be nervous and irritable, if she bas constipation or kidney trouble ber impure Liooa win cause pimples, blotches, skin eruptions anitawretuhed complexion. Electric, bitters Is the beet medicine In tbe world to remilBtn oiuiunuu, liver aim moneys and purify ..w .'.uvu. . m.v Ki.n strong nerves bright eyes, smooth, velvety akin rl,.h oomplexlou. It will make a irood locking, charming woman out of a run down Invalid. Only 50 cents at n xj jjeiano's arug siore. $25 Reward. Will be paid for Information leaillnir toarnstaud conviction uf ths party who stole three dozen larilna' nhi auutlHt driving or hnppicktng gloves IUlIlf-UrHlliri.llIH.llL iwn Dinnlh. ...A i win ati-o utter above reward lor in formation lead I nil toarrpnt anrl mod oi anvooflv ata una aiiwiiii from ouratoreat any tliue. i'attlea giving anove liiformatlon ncr-l not uecea.-iariiy ue aunn n. E H INOH M, Ax Rilly Departneiit .-1n-. The Jloffman W O ZEIOLER. Propric F.UNDAY DINNER 60o UUOtNE. OREGON J. L. PAGE uxAuta itt-- ERI.ES Having a La rye aud Complete stock of staple and Fancy Groceries bought In the beat markets, EXCLUSIVELY FGR CASH, loaooflerth. hublln hatisr mLw than any other hcase In Kugeue, BDBIKESil CAFU H KltlitKT U-.IUU, ASSAY omen, l'rouit and acourata nturai guaraatexi. Currios Gbove, Oasooa. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. J M WILLIAMS. ATTOBNEY-ATLAW , CoUactloni a ipecialty. ttioft Over Laa County Bank, k BILYLU, . " ' AITOKNEY-AT-LAW. Dfflte-Oor First National Bank. Eoouis, OaiooH, V WOODCOCK, ATTOBNEY AT-LAW. ' . Officv-One-hall block nnth of Chriiman Bli Euaois, Oeiooh. SKIPWOItTH. A1TORNEY-AT-LAW Will practice In all the Court's. Eookni Ohboos. HILMUB W TH0UP80H OHAS A HA8DT rjtUOMPSON t HARDY,. A1TOBNEYS-AT-LAW. OlSce-In Firet National Bask Building, l'ractioe in all tbe courta. Enoixa, Oaxaoic. CtEO, BD0RRI8, T i " ATT BNEYt COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will Draatice in all the court, of the Second Judicial DiBtrict and in the Supreme Court ot tne state. Special attention given to collections and matters In probate. t Office-First National Bank Bldg. , Rooms 1, 2 and & ,- MEDICAL. D RJW HARRIS, PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON. Offioe Over Willdos & Linn's drugstore. Office Heun 9 U 12 a m; 2 to 5 and 7 to vpm. Residenoe Ferry street between 11th and jztc. pAINEiKUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Offioes In Chrisman Block. Special attention to surgery and surgical dis- J S.LUCKEY, . ; i JEWELER. ' ; Watches and Clocks Repaired. ' EceiHS, Obkhm jya G BIDDLE, Sjjjg DENTIST Office OnUliva atraeL hatwann SMftli iBll Sixth sfreete one block west of Minnesota rtotei. Central Market, ins I Mi ,; .PROPRIETORS Willkeep constantly on hand a full supply BEEF MUTTON PORK iand VEAL Which they will sell at the lowest iiarket prloes.' A tair snare of tie ililjllc 0atronae sollcliei TO THE FAJtMEBa We will pey the highest market iriee iur rat vattie, xiogs ana obeep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. gayMeais delivered to anv part at th JTraeol charge cltj NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby siren (hat tha J signed, adminiatratriz of tbe estate of John a. nugnee, aeoeased, naa riled ber final account lo the matter of said estate in tbe county oouii oi lane oounty, Oregon, and all personB interested are hereby notified, that Monday, the 3rd day of December, 1900, at the hour of one o'clock in tbe alternoon of said day baa been fixed by said oourt for the hearing of objections lo said account, and for the final settlement of said estate. Dated this 17th day of October, 1900. ' , , S. I, Huonn, Administratrix of said nuts, L. Brxinr, atty for said estate. Estate of GEORGE R. REDFORD. AdminUlrator Sale of Real Property. NOTK-F. In hereby (riven that, by virtue of an on or of th.. rmmtv '.., , .... . " J .' 1 VK"i.iTiale to-wit: llctober 15lh lino "UlhnminK.ml.llrwtlliirE. P. ltedfnrtl, Ailmln' Irt mlornt Mid estate, to sell the real prorenv W I'Dlhllir to MM lttn In n.v 1 AT. wild mtate ami i-x.iM..w ol administration i ,Vm ,'"'rV,orp' " eomidiaiice with Mid order. I ll oUi r tur sale at Public Auction, at the (.ourt liuu.-e door ol naldLaiie County, on the lt day ot Pecember. looo. bet ween the hour ot nine o'clock A. M and four o clock - M. of ,.ld day. at one o'clock thefol' "" rviw iirunrriv lor nale Io.ntt Kuur. lu rA Sou.lT RIS; l.v arm. ol lend In Ixne Oounty. Ureson. If 1H l.kddi " -' n, unjecl tooonllrmatlnn , then alter said date 1 in tell at private sale, K. P. RFPFORP. B. DoRmj Admlul.trttor. Attorney. ESTATE OF A. V. PETERS. .1 il in in iflrt: t nr's Salt nf Renl rrn. ... .. Vl'TK'K lit berehv ulven 'is.. .1...' ' Slate i.l ,,.! 10 . . , , (1,r,JiJJ: ber. '.i. .nthi.rl.ini, and .llrectlnk .V, h ra- 'S"m,J'J' ol "'it itlale, to wlfuV; ol I Mulligan 's Ad.lltl,,., ,h, Ka.t ot Kn t lly .1.1 ,.,d t ounty, la nay tbe m,rtK. flEra! on and other rlainia. asainn fat.t.Ki, Now llureforr in riitir.l,.n. .. i... -j; u on '""""'iii JJiiierouu- SatuulHV, tbfflatdavnt Pi. , llw.-n lilo hi.iir.ol nine ookk a u . . tlie afor.'.at,t bliiheit tor cuh. .,.m,., reai .rorty lo Hi, Hal t aale Mibleot Inrnnnnnallnn ' If ladders ll.en after raid date I will t,li ., prliatt sale. Admlnuiraiur, -FIRST- National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital 850,000 Surplus - 850,000 Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS i Done on re issuable terms. Surht l burnt and Port. drafts oa Chicago, an Francisoo land, uregon. Bills of eichanitv mid on foreign o:untiiea Deposits received subject to check or oertifi ease of deoosit. AU oolleotlona entmstea to as win noeive prompt attention. T G Hikdbioii, P. E. SNonoHass, C'anhier, L. H. POTTaB, ' Aas't Caahiar fresident. S B Kiiix, ' Vice Presldui . EUGENE LoaniSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplifs ' $50,000 2,500 A QCNCRAL SANKINQ BUSINCSS THANS- AOTCD ON FAVORABLE TERMS- . Drafu issued on the principal citlea oi the nnltxl HLavLna and foretell conn tries. Iniereai allowed on Demand" Uertllioaiea ol DepOBit when lelt etated period. Collectlona receive our prompt attention. CUy and County Warrant bought. W. B, BH0WN, Praildent. F. MT. 05BUHN, aiaihltr. 0. A. PAINE, Vict Prtsldairt. W. W. BROWN. Aaat Cashltr LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. . Cataellshed In ISSX. Oldest baSank la the County. General Banking tisiness in ell trenche transacted on favorable terms. A. Q. HOVE?, President L. G.JdULIN, Cashier. B. H. BUVY. Asst Cashier.' Sheriffs Sale on Foreclosure, Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an execution duly issued oat bt the circuit court ot tne state ot Oregon, lor the couu. ty of Lane, on the 18th day of October, ItHH), on a judgment rendered in Eaid ooori on the 12tb dayof October.lDOO, for the sum of two botdrcd and fifty and no-luO dollars with interest thereon from Boid sixth day of August, 1891), at the rate of eight per cent ptr anuam and twenty.five and no 100 dollars attorney's fees aud the farther sum of eleven and CO-100 dollars oosts which jadgment was enrolled and docketed in the olerk'a ofiioe of said oourt in said county on the 15th dav of October. lbOO, in a anit wherein August Heinze was piainttn ana a a bmith was defendant aud against the said defendant, H N Smith, and on a decree of foreclosure and order of sale rendered in said court,- commanding me in Older to satisfy said judgment and costs aud aooruing costs to .sell the. following de scribed real property towit: All of lots numbered nine (9) and ten (10) in seotion number Ihirtv-ona (311 in township number sixteen (16) south ol range two (2) east of the Willamete- meridian, in Lane county, Oregon, oon taining 62-50 acres. Also southwest quarter of section number thirty-two (32) to township number sixteen (10) south of ranae two (2) east of iuo fTiuameue meriaian, in Liaue county, Oregon, containing one hundred and sixiv (100) aorea. Now therefore; In the name of the state or ureRou in compliance with said writ and order ol sale, I win oner lor sale tne above desoribed prem ises at publio auction, to the hioheal hiriHo. for cash, subject to redemption at tbe south door of tbe oounty oourt house in Eugene vuuuijr vregun.on n eanosday,lde 6th day ol December, liKiO.between the hours ol a o oiocx a ni ana o'olock n m tn wit- at vuo u uiuua y ui ufl earn aay. .vaieu mis ma aay oi uctober, 1900 .W. Withers, Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. Sheriff's ISale on Foreclosure- Notioe Is hereby given that bv vlrtna r an execution dulv tunned out nf 11,. n....i. vuun ui uie maieoi uregon tor the county of Lane, on tbe Eighteenth day of October 1900, on a judgment rendered in said Court r' . . . . 1 . 1 ' . uu me c uurtcemu any oi sepiembey 1900 for the sum of Eight hundred and twentv live and 90.100 dollars, and tbe fnril,:. ' u.iiyioree ana U0.1UO dollars "i uiv;u juognjent was enrolled and docketed in tbe Clerk's oflSce of arnd Conn ta laid county on the Fifteenth day of vuuuer, iu a suit wnerein b H Lobdell was plamtili aud Horace Ha j ward and Betlba Hayward wire defendaoi. ...j aiuai iu, Biu oeienuanis, Horace Hnv ward aud Bertha Hayward, and on a do ores of foreclosure and order of sale ren dered in said Court, commanding me in w.-. ....P., a.,u juujiment of njuh u.j-u,u nu., vo.xuv aol am and Thirty three and 05. 100 dollars oosts and accruing cosis, to sell the following described real property, lo.wit: Bejiutingat a point 72.91 chains east of land claim 4o, Notification 2244, , .e0 east 29,09 chairs, north 24 degrees 31 aT onds, west 48 ch.ina, thence west 7T2 chains, south 19 digress 27 aeeonrl. .1.7 6.08 chsin Souih h decree. 3T2colT I east 8 fU eh.in. .o,k u , j ""OLaa, nn iu. in i7.l.:.. " "" aec- 5. . "oaaua, soutn lo reorce 30 seconds east to a i,oi, point & xy, chain, north. 17 degree, W'F." rom the place ol begmningi thence wt to said point 5.36'X chain?. .,i. TI" .m"h Tl"i tmm bfi-,ine a-d "bene. - -"j, -''UtJD, Now thetelore; In the name of the State of Oregon, and in compliance tmh aai,i d of .ale, 1 will offe, T, Zt the above de.criberl on.i. i . ., . , r--"."--o, m I1UO IC sub- the l.v,.. lo-wit, at on o'clock p. tu. on mM Hut l.trf th,. 34th daj of iteZVt!!?: Bbwlffol IsWConcroIon. 1 it .aZi . " iotmi, r. 7 'CMJi'""" n aonth door of t-ODDtr. Ureuon. nn W KOT1CE OF FINAL htlTJ Notice is herein oi...... .. sigmd, sdmiuistratni ,,i .! Ui. blizubeth 8. Ellison, dec eiJiV the County Court l i!T(1'b'"Uj final account as admimM,", ""f. k tate, and that aaiil County r, ! Throb,. November,;" US o dock a m, . th. lim(, . '". u uouse in r.tiKuue sai.l conly - et, for Hamming said fiL, . Uta, fin J settlement ot J; interested in said matter v. ' I" fiedtojn. auyoble'c, L HA 1(1 Ana Rfwinni . t , '""T ka.. . Baid final aoconnt nn Ol noveoiuer. Dated, Eugene, Oregon , Oct 4,v Adm E. B. Ba.wro.TB. Au, I, , 7? Notice of Final Slltrn Estate of H 0 Huston r County, Or.gou. Notice ia hereby given thnt r Huston, eieoutru ol said 'eXil 1 her final account, for slitletuenf'.'. tate. and Monday, the Sri dsv ber, 1900, at the hour of on, '.W1 afternoon of said day. ha. beeu wE derof thejadgeof said court io, vb" of objections to said account snd final settlement of said estate 1 Dated this 30th day of July' 1900 AtU.ney. '""'"un , NOTICE OF FINAL rSK'ITLEllEST. Notice is hertby gi,tn t,al p -Phereon. adininisirator of .he ei,.'. P. Cleaver, deceased, has ul.d Tls iV. C' count as suoh admin iiirator wi'h ,1 of the County Court of Lane Coo-t gon, and the said Court has filed ft' i .he 6th da of Novmber, l'JOO .f.f.'' of 10 o'clock a. m., at the Cou" jaWOonrt, in Eugene, Oregon .tea? P.M. MoPhkbsoh, Administrate Estate ,.f C.P. Cleaver, M. O. Wnimi, Atty lor said eeui Notice to Creditors. N.niice is hereby given that F. M. Wilkn. ba- beer, .inly appointed sdniniu,, hi i state of J . K. lillisun deceased, b, Z I,... E. O. Potter, county judge ol 2 Una county. All persons having eto! agu.ust said ealate are hereby njiifiedi. present .he same to the adBuutnj! within six mouths from the date of iki notice, with ibe uecrssary vtucbers tiZ jawotUceof Geo. It. Dorris in Eos O';gon-T f.M.Wiurss," Uso. B, Dobbis, Adiniiusuaior Atfy. for Estate NOTICE 10 CKEDITOEsT Notioe is herebj given that the nadu. signed baa been appointed by the Conn, Court of Lane County, Oregou, admu, trator of the estate ol Margaret Jobnitoj deceased. All persons bBviig clsinisiuit, said esta le are hereby notified to Pmta them with the propel vouchers to tu undersigned at the law ofiioe of AC Wool cook in Eugene, Lane County, Oretoa within six months from tbe date ofiii notioe. Dated September 19, 1900. A 0 Woodoocx, Administrator of the Estate of Martin Johnston, deceased. NOTICE TO CKEDIT0ES. Notioe la hereby given that the mitt. sigued ban been appointed by the Comlt Curt ol Lane t-uuutj, Oregon, sdniisu. tr.ituroflhc estate of James W. bheidou, deceased. All persons havingcUiuisBgaiut said estate are bireby noltied to uieietil them with the proper vouchirs to the nc deisigued at .he law cilice of A. a Wooduook, in Eugene, Lane Coaotr, Oregon, uiibia hi mouths Irom the datetil this notico. Datea October tbe 9th, 1900. L. D. Fobmt, Administraloroi the eslsle of Jemes W . bheidon, aeceaie.). NOTICE TO tKtDIIOhS. Notice is b'reby given -that the under, signed bax bien ouly appointed by tit County Court of Lane Couuty, adminiBtil tor of the estate ol David ti. U. Galley, dt oeafed, and all ptrsotis haviig claini sgainsl said esiute are hereby uuiiatd to present the rnme to me, duly verified, at the law office ol E li. Skipworth in Engest, within six mouths from the date hereof. Dated, Eugene, Oregon, Uctober 6, ISO1', Henbt &POBU, Administrator of Iheeslsleot Dnvid G. G, Galley, deceased, E. H .Sk.pworth, Att'y for Adminibtrator. Notice to Creditors. Notice i here by given that the uodenigoed has leen appointed liy the IVunty Court o Laue county, Oieoi., txreutor f tbe lu will and testament and estate of Genrrt Soverna, deceased. All pewnns bannf ' claims nninflt said estate are hereby oottb'ea to present th m with the prer vouchento the underaiKueH at the law ottice of A C Woodcock in Eugene, Oregon, within At months from the date of this notice. Dated July 7,Jl00. J SoVEB9, ' Executor of the Lunt Willand Teiauibflt aoJ of the Kstftteof George SoveriiB, dcoejuwi. Notice to Creditors Eatete of A. V. Peters, deceased. iSotice is hereby given that Geo B Dorrii has been duly oppointed aduiinbtrator of lb estate of A V l'eters, deceaxtd. by tit Honorable H K Kincaid. County Juflgt of Line Oounty, Oregon. AU pennon, iiavinf claims against said estate are herely ntir to present the same to the adiiiiiii-.tr.or st hisUnr ottice in i-'npeue t'.ty, over tne Kint National liank. within eii months (mm thf date of this notice, July 12, 1100, with t necessary oirchers. All claims must temizt d. Gko Jj Dohkib, A tl mini trator. Administrator's Notice. Xotim tn fiAret-v nlvsin idsvt ti nr)ilPnLneu!s HM Day. has been rir'v annoibted adminir tratfir of tlietattinf imm I. am Iff. iiec ed. hy tlie County Court ef Lane County. O iron, and all persons havirtR claims acsiD-t aid eatate are berttby notified and reiiiiretl to present the wioje. with iiroiter vtiooliers, to said atliuiuist'ator at his place of btisioeM oa Willamette street. Eugene, (irtvon, wi'bia six months from the date of this notice. Datad this 3rd day of Aucuot, m. H M IaT Htrinietrator bfsaiiiK VKiltid, Attorney- ' i EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGj LilNE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. 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