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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard PublUlied every eveutotc of tlie week, Bun day c)pted. t Addnwi all coiumuai(tloni srvJ m&Uc all rs::ttaacei payable, to th Kuokn ijutti Kugeae, Oretfuu. BUJ(JiamOJi3HATKH . . DAILY, Delivered by carrier, per week f 15 Delivered by carrier, per month 60 Jiv mail one year (in advance). 6 00 Hfwmths......v 8 00 ' hie month fiO rfioifh) iMU. . . . . 05 WEEKLY. tiue year (in advauott). $2; 00 bli montlia 1 00 AdvertbuDg rates made known on applica tion. Entered aa eoond-claai Kuitene, Oregon, pott-office. (matter at, the TUB KASTKRN OKKKJK3 - Ol the raper are at 230 to 231 Temple Court, New York City, and U B Kxpreu llldtf, tt7 Wa.li- HK AKency In charge. CAMPBELL BROS . Publishers All Busltiesa Letters to this office should' be directed to THE GUARD Instead of either of the proprietors personal!. CAMPBELL BROS. SGUARD CALENDAR SVMMOmTMWfDTtVF SAm jj 2"5f 4 J67S 9 lot LL12.lLl is i6 77 ia 19 20 11 22 23 24f 2.f2 2T2a 29 SbTl WEDNESDAY. - NOVEMBER 7 tiDSSlAli j ADVANCEMENT. I4rhapB'noioountry in the world today -iu1 making "more gigantic effort" for self -improvement or. for commercial prosperity and supre macy than is Russia. In her dar ing plan of colonizing Siberia she has asked no. outside help. No emigration agentB have visited for eign shores with alluring promises to all sorts of people to settle with in her borders., j .. Russia is colonizing Siberia with Russians, and sooing to it that the pioneers of Siberia are well Btocked with farming utensils,' Beeds, and with fruit and nut-bearing trees suitable to the rigorous olimate. Skilled men are sent' out by the government from time to time to watcU tie effeot of olimate upon the new forests; fruits, cereals and vegetables, and to advise the plo' neers of apy . errors in thoir style of planting. GOOD ELECTION ADVICE. This admonition1 of Cardinal QibbonB, giyeq the day before eleo tion, loses nothing of its force and effeot when read the day after the election: ' " ' : ' . ' . , ' s "Vote then on Tuesday lor the oandidate of. your oboioe. And as you are guided by your . ooneoion tious judgment in the selection of your oandidate, you should give to your neighbor who ditlcrs from you due oredlt for being aotuatod by the like honorable motives. Do not imagine that the oountry will go to perdition if your favorite is defoated. And lot not your1 op ponent indulge in the peBsimislio notion that we bhalU witness a revolution and a sooinl upheaval if his oandidate is not elouled. For my part, whatever may be the re sult of the presidential election, I have an abiding faith in the per petnity of our republic." , 1 TIN-PLATE TRUST. California Fruit World. Tim tin-plate trust is said directly responsible for the to be great advance in the price of tin, and for dosing down faotories to restrict production. Thousands of men have consequently been' thrown out of employment, and the usual pack of canned goods has been seriously interfered with. All canned goods will therefore be higher than lust year. The tic-plate trust is gor ging Itself with a most bounteous feast, but the community at large is paying the bill. CARNEGIE'S EXPERIMENT. Andrew Carnegie's experiuiKiitnl fleet of five vessels sailed from 0 in neaut, O'.i'o, yesterday, bound i".r Kurope, hqu loaded with 1000 of steel soot , front Pittsburg. 1'b.t vessels are loaded to H foet draught. Each oralt will tow a bargs 1 1 1 ' with 1500 tons of wood palp. They will go through tl6 canal to St Lawrence, and when Montreal is readied lha pulp will' be 'loaded bo. the vessels, wtiijh will than sail for Liverpool. . K0C0NS0LAT10N. ,,,,,, L' 1 1 1." I . 1 1 .. a. innnrjma gsmi. lur nil uur iwuii There; ure balms for all our pain.'' , ,, . , , It H Stoddard C -That appeared all right yester day, but somehow or other it reads rather flat to a whole lot of Bryan men today. ' ,-, . ' Every time that Australian 'bal lot system ia used the better pleased are those eleotora who detest ( the pulling and hauling, and virtual lfi timidatioa of voters that accom panied the old plan. Now there is peace and quietude about the polls, and the timid, yielding voter can get his ballot .in the box without having his coat torn ofi by con tending political strikers. If our Republican fiiends pros per during the next four years under William . MoKinley'a ad ministration, so will those who voted against him yesterday. William .McKinley is elected president of the United States again, ine people will be loyal to him. He is not the president of any party, but of the people. Last night was no excebtion'f to the rule that ibe-winners" stay 1 dp and shout, while the loserb gotiDle early.- : ;" '- v- ' The losers can now pay up their election bets, and put on a contented look that they do not feel. ' Yesterday we and we are theirs. met the enemy That Bryan "landslide" slid- the other way. ONE CASE DECIDED. Effort to Set Aside a Deed in Lane County. ' , Salem State. man Nov. 6. In the supreme oourt, one decision was banded down yeaterdny, aa to! lows: r reaenoaa Hiwteln, respondent v Jaoob R Park, appellant, an. appeal from .Lane oouuty, Hon J V Fullsrton, Judge; reversed. An opinion by As sociate Juatlo F A Moore. This was a suit to eat aside- a deed to real estate. The evidence shows that the-defendant,' prior to February 6, 1807. owned a ' farm In Lane county and on that - date . plaintiff and her buebaud traded blm, for the" farm, a traot of land In Eldoradoouubty, Cali fornia, the parties cxobanglng1 deed. Tbat later defendant found that the plalntlfl had no legal title to the Call- fornla properly and defendant Imme diately demaujed the return of the Lane oounly farm. Later plaintiff and her husband met defendant lb an at torney's ofllce In Eugene wbar being aaked to re-trauafer the Lane county fatm to the defendants, the plalailil' reruwd, wben ene was Ihratnaedi by the attorneys present that, If kbe'dld not sign the deed, she would U ar. rostod as a swindler. Hhe finally signed the deed., Thereafter the brought tbl, action to set aside the deed, alleging duress by threats of luprliootaarit. The oourt, after making an (exhaus tive examination ol the testimony Id the ease, whloh does- not corroborate the complaint In any rsapeotr bold tbat the deed In question was -not ecuted In contequenoe of any durms, and tbat It Is sufHoisnt to oonvey tb leg! title of the premlees deeorlbtdj to the defendant, and the deerea of tb lower court Is therefore reversed: and the oomplalnt dlamlasedN ,: , ' A Jackson County fatality. . - i" Aihland Reconl, Nor. S -'' The S P Co's railroad traok at Uold Hill waa the seen of a terrible fatality Saturday night at 0:26 o'clock, through whlob Hpeucer Obilden, of Mid ford, loathlsllfe.- Cbllders, who waa em ployed In Jennluga' livery stable, and companion uaoiad Ira Anderaon, arranged logo to a dance which waa to take place In Gold Hill! They bad mlsred the passenger train and oould not prooure a buggy la town so they determined to ride on one of tb many extra Irelght trains uow ruunlug on the road. The two yonng men enooeeded In niouutlng a through freight at Med ford without any of the orew uotlolus: them. . But unfortunately for them this train did not stop at the station at Uold Hill and tbey Jumped oft while It waa going at the rate of 20 miles au hour, Audureou soema to have suc ceeded In gettlua; off with a few bruises, but Cbllders fell under the wheels of the moving train and his body was terribly mangled aud out up. . - Working Night and Day. The biislixtand uilghllea' little thing that i ver waa made Is I)r King's New Life I'lll. Rvery pill Is a augar-ooated globule of health, that change weak uwa Into atrengtb, HatlesatiM Into en- ergy, bralu-rag Into mental wwrr. They're wonderful In building up the haelih. Only 2Ji par box. Hold by W i Ua.uuo. a a a .ms ' t p- au Nina 01 , w .1 jjneaters... ; ; p 8ColesAir TightVF. g Charter Oak Crte , 2 i GRANITE WARC, KITCHEN UTCNRILC O j- s: L. Lo n g OCCCCCC3CCOO0CCCCOO000OOOO i..iiiiUU'i i - i.. Someth i ng New... . . , , dut order Carpets. Come and see' Them.: ; riilieit.ins of. Ever Kronoht ti tfttvAnft' the latest finish and haodaomejy tramed. ICsll at once and Inspect them. An ornament tojthe homeland an .acceptable present' UUlVEHSITYi'BpOKSTOHE, H fl HLLE proprielor SMOKE Mount High Grade ioc Cigar F. BATTLE-SHIPS FOR RUSSIA, American Builders Will Get Or- ifers for Construction of Five - Fighters. New York iNOTV'6.J-Kuitnln Is to place orders witlf American sliipiiulldr era for five new baltle-ablpa durli the next year. Heoreoy eeemn to be the ord.i wtU those In a position to give information, but the bare fact tbat In prosecuting- berjiaval oonstruotlou programme Russia will favor Ameri can buljdera come, from; an- autbiutlo source, acoordiug to Joseph Hp.-ncer ICrnnard, on of the. oommlesloucn frote-thWnmtrtry'td the' Parle'EiposI tlon, wbdi baa' arrived i hers on. ih. steamship Touralner ... :. Contracts for five battleships will Itvolve more than $20,000,000, and the laotthat Buaela contemplates placing taste order here Is regarded as a rec ognition of the merits of the American built Varlag, which, designed to make aapted of 21 knots, showed herself capable In her speed trials of main Mining a speed of 2,4.6 knots. N-iv bSlug punhed to completion by the Cramps. - '. We Pay 1& cenir for ood coal oil cann S ouut for good lard biraketsj Heoond hand grain bag wanted. , Ax Billy, NoTicK.-lt wllfbeof advantage to auyoue bavlug lots to fill In Euceue to see U F Bomers at once. Jteaidence, corner Eighth arid Washington streets, I alirorula Healing Hoap, good for hums, scalp and akin dlseaaes. Bold by HC Uankln.v Bloycle supplies MoClanahan. r mr-uinerwii- pirerus or carpet in ouruut order-department; 'i DAY HKNOkRSON. M O Wkrner' tunes pianos and 'lritAns; Itepalrtng and polishing, Bicycle rvpalilug and sundries. E E MoClanahan, All goodidellvered fre from the Bon bon lew bakury, U W Dunn, pruprle- tor. . Cbamberialo's HUiruaoU and I.lver Tablets cure blllouaueae, eonallpa'lon and headkobe, . Tbey are easy to take and pleaaaot ln etleot. For sale by WlillS iiANO. Modern . Photography Careful attention given to every subject un der the skylight and in finishing of all portrait work at the Q ;) , . -. O r-AT intJ nnAnoil. M'Iiav Ara nf 1 RUNNING UP A BIB BILL oi'uuttor' fees wouldn't he rx.tMMary, when yta are at- ' iiced with coldB at this sea. , '"u of the year, if you would etrti a bottle of our pure end iffh Rrade Cyrus Koble Vbiikeyin your house and ien take it in the form of ',. E oddy, or as your taste die uates, at bedtime or any other oid time. Them in nothing like it for colds, La Grippe or idred ai'menta. W 01. Recshaui C. Potts Manufacturer- . Electric Light. Work. Eleetrloal and light meohanlcai work promptly attended to. Expert house wiring and supplies. W D Walker. Willamette St, south of Titus Block. Jlealsfop THE bast meala to be found in HiZ city can bo had at the McGuiro reataurant on Ninth street. Try our .famoua , . 20 CENT MEAL. None so good for the money. W. McGUIRE. Brick! Brick! . I keap constantly on hand a largo quanti ty of first-class brick at yard 1 J miles west of Eugene. J. M. MA11TIN. Notice to the Public. We herewith agree to sponge and press your personal ( clothing aa often as requested, for $1.00 per month. E03EXE STEAM OYEING & CLEANING WGilKS The Hoffman W O ZEIQLER, PsorsnroR SUNDAY DINNER 50o EUGENE. OREGON J. L. PAGI5 (Iroceiries Having a Large and Complete stock of staple anil lanry Groceries bought In th beet markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR GASH, 1 tan oiler th M.hlln h.lir nrt Uiau any uttier h w u Kiigene, Hood Farmers. BUH1.VKM CAU , ArrOKNEYS-AT-IlW. M WILLIAMS, A1T0RNKY AT LAW Collection, a atiwUItv. Jlliw Over Lau. Cuuntv Bank, WLYJiU, . . .' ATTOltNEY-AT-LAW. 3ffli-Orer Firit National Bank. EoGtul, Ohbook, - ,0 WdOUOOOK, ' j J , ,' .; . -f " K ' ' ATTOlt NE Y-AT-LA W. Office One-half block aouth of Chriaman Blk Koatst, Oaaaov. BKirwoum : . ; i ' A1T0KNEY-AT-LAW WUI practice in all the Oourt 'a,-' -' EoqeniOeiooh, BSLUUB W THOHPSON ORXB A HARDY rjrTHOMPSON HAHDY, ATTOENEY8-AT-LAW. Office-In First National Bank Building. Practice in all the conrU. Eoouu, Oebooh. qkoTb UOKEIS, AIT NEYt COUNSELOK-ATLAW Will practice in all the courts of th. Jteoond Judicial Diatriot and in the Suprame Oourt ot the state. ; - Hteoial attention giren to coliectiona and mattera in prooaw. - , - Oiliue First National Bank Blag. Rooms 1, 2 and 8. -' AIEDICAJU D R J W UARBI8. PHYSICIAN AND BTJKUEON. Office Over Wilkina & Linn'i druir store. Office Hours 9 tb 12 a m; 2 to 5 and 7 to pa.- .. .. .',-,.' lteaidence Ferry street between' 11th and. inn., , J AINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. ' Oflicea In Chriaman Block.' Special attention to aurgery and surgical dis eases or women, y J S LUCKJSY, JEWELER. : Watches and Clocks Repaired. Euaiss, Obkmw D R G BIDDLE. DENTIST Office -OnOlive street, between Fifth and Sixth streets one block west of Minnesota Hotel. Central Market, Watkins & MI PROPRIETORS Will keen constantly onJiand a full supply BEEF MUTTON , PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at : the - lowest aiamet prices.11 . - A (air snare ol lie public patronage sollcltei : TO THE FARMERS: We will pty the hlKhest market pnoe for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Hbeep: Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. OSr-Meau delivered to an. pari oi th rraeolohaiK. CltT NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notioe is ben-by given tbat the under signed, administratrix of the estate of John A. Hughes, deceased, has Q'ed bar final account in Ibe matter of said estate in the county ooart of Lane oonnty, Oregon, and all persons interested are hereby notified, iuut uuuiTity, ids ora aay oi ueoember, 1900, at the bonr of one o'oloek in the afternoon of said day has been fixed by said court for the hearing ot objeotione to Baid account, and for the final settlement of said estate. - Dated this 17th' day of October, 1800. , 8. i. HnoBia, - Administratrix of said .state. L. Iia.nr, atty for said estate. Estate of GEORGE R. REDjrORD. AJminiMralorSak of Peal Property. TOTH-E la hereby given that, by virtue of an i order of the Homily fourl ol ljine I'ouiilv. state of Oregon, uiaile lo.wit: OrtnlKr 15th lvii) authnnilngaiidillreetlnaK. P. Itedford. Admin' 1st ralor of said estate, to aril the real property twlonglng to snlil estate to pav claims against aald estate anil oli eines of admiulslratton i .Vl'n ,J''rV,"re-' coiuiillance with aald onler. I wilt oner for sale at iSihllo Aui tluu, al the Court house door of said Lane County, on Uie is! day or December, 190O, It no hidden., ilu ii . . . .,.'"'.r" ,?n.; Mllft III nll at all anbltuti t 7. , at private sale. e. r. tiKnroRn A.lmli.i.i... llro. n. lioaRis, A Homey. ESTATE OF A. V. PETERS. t Ml.llu-.,,'. ..1,1 l.ln . . ' : V" " " ' '" iiir.n. iKn.M i 1,1 . . fliy .In, .Id loiilily, lossy ii,. ,',,,.,. ' mi oiner lamia, cm, nsl.l riai Ion. at Hie rniiri ii.tii.n ..'"'. '"'"le An, ty.oi. v .. . .u uinec oun. ta.iw-t. n;; i.r, : rs""?. ?. Salitid.v t..Ai.i.i h tciiroclKk IV M i .... 5 -and .1,.. .f.,n...i.i .i.....V' . ' "T" ""e higticsl for cash. al l'r.i(rly io II,,' said sale ..n.jeH tomnflrmatlnn II no l..l.l, rs u.n after said dale I will i . privaiesale. lr 1 wl" ell at GKllItl.ti R noitRm, AUiauastraior. S'A' '" o'cliwkA. M. and four o elivk 1". M. ol aulil ily, al one o'clock, the fol- The N.irth hall ot the North Kast 'i and the Sjiuth-Kasl U of the Norlh-Kaat l. 13 Vl-rt on four. I., li. ai South It.nge 1 West, contai, C lAI-arrn ol land In lane I'oiintv. iin.. JtfwifnisfrtiforV S,il- f ,V,ii l'ruuertu N'nrd V,'l!'r'!'!' '"'' "V virtue rda, T.rH i f" ''!,r,'""t dlrraniB L-ui h l-.rr s. A.hnlntsirai,.rolal r.i... t ViV..?: -FIRST- National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital 850,000 Surplus S . . 850,000 Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Done on reusable terms. Bitfht drafts on OhicaKo, an Francisoo and Port- Dd,. Oregon. Bllla of .xohauer mid on furf urn o:untries. Deposits received .abject to check ot oerUti eat. of darjosiL All collections entrusted to as will receive prompt attention. T G HDmaicas, ' P. E. Snodobass, Cashier. L. H. POTTKB, Aaa't Cashier rresiaent. S B Eakih, Vice Prealdtu . EUGENE LoanEiSavingsBank ' Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Gash Capital Surplus ' ' $50,000 2,500 A GENERAL SAN KINO BUSINESS TRANS AOTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS' Drafts lasued on the prtncipat cltlei of the United states and foreign countries. lotereat allowed on Demand CertUcaies of Deposit wben left stated period. Collections receive our prompt attenUon. City and County Warrants bought. W. C. SHOWN, President. F. W. 0SBUHN, vashler. D. A. PAINE, Vice President. W. W. BROWN. Asit Cashier LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. ' Eataollsh.d In 1881. Oldest alBank In the County. General Banting lusiness in all tranche transacted on favorable terms. A, G. HOVE Y, President I,. U. UULIN, Uuebler. B. H. UOVKY. Aeet Cashier. Sheriffs Sale on Foreclosure. Notioe is hereby given tbat by virtue of an exeootion duly issued ont ol Ibe eircuit oonrt of the elate of Oregon,' lor the couu. ty ol Lane, on tbe lBIb day of Ootober, 19U0, on a judgment rendered in taid ooutt on tbe 12tb day of Ootober, 19U0, for tbe sum of two buLdrtd t-nd fifty and no-100 dollarB with iuteiest tbertou fiom fluid sixth day of Angusi, Itf'JU, at the rule of eight per cent ptr annum and twenty-five and uo-lOO dollars attorney 's fees and tbe lurtner sum ot eleven aud 61MII0 dollars oostawbicb iudement waa enrolled aud docketed in the clerk's office of Haid court in said connty on the 15th dov of Ootober. 190U, in a Boit wherein Augnst Heioze was puiinlitt and U N Smith was defendant aud against tbe said defendant. II N Smith, aud on a decree of foreclosure and order of sule rendered in said court, commanding me in older to satisfy said judgment aud ccslsaud aouruiug cuBia to sell, toe lonowtng de scribed real property towit: ' All ot lots numbered nine (9) and ten (10) in section number ihirty-one (31) in township number sir teen (1G) Boutb of range two (2) east of tbe Willatnete- meridian, in Lane county, Oregon, ooa taimng 62-6'J acres. Also southwest quarter ot seotion numbar thirty-iwo (32) in township number sixteen (lli) south of range two (2) east of the Willamette meridian, in Lane county, Oregon, oontaining one hundred aud sixty (100) aoroB. Now therefore : In the n aniA nf tin. ul.l. of Orenon in comnliai, wnk said writ and order ol sale, I will offer for sale tbe above described prem. ises at publio auction, to the highest biddei for dash, subject to redemntim, at th t.n,.,i. door Of tbe OOUOtV conrt hnnu in IT.,.-,,,.. Lsne Connty Oregon, on Wednesday.the 6th day ol December, 19W),between the hours ot 9 o'clock a m and 4 o'oloek on in n-.i , one o'oloek p m on said day. inia inn aay oi uolober, 19U0. ' Vt. V. Withers, Hhenff of Lane County, Oregon. - Sheriff's ,'Sale on Foreclosure- Notioe ie hereby given that by virtue of au execution duly leaned out of fh .,.,.;. vUu.v. me o.a.ooi uregon tor tbe county V.lane,'? '?e -'Bbteenih day of Ootober, jaou, on B judgment rendered in said Court iourveenin aay oi September, 1900 tor the earn of Eight hundred and twenty uveana wj.ioo ooliare, and tbe further . v '"",:u, na uo.iou dollars oosbr, which judgment was enrolled aud docketed in tbe Clerk's office of said Court u .am county on the Fifteenth da. of t V. j . '""' wneroin B. t). Lobdell waa plainlill and Horace Havwatd and Bertba Uayward wire defendant;, and againat tbe said defendants, Horace Hav ward and Uertha Hayward, and on a de- ., ,.,.uIi,,nooraei of aale ren dered in said Court, commanding me ir older io satiafv said lndn.a. Zi tl . hu4 od twenty-five aud 8,10U dollois m au..,, ,oroaua uo.twaollar8 costs described real property, to-wif Beginting at a point 72.91 chain east of land claim -to, Notification 2244, in seo tion 24, township 17, rrnge 4 wesU tn east 29.09 cb.in., north 24 degree. 31 ends, west 37.4o chains, thence west 7.7a chain. nth 19 deg,ee. a? onds! e.,t 6.08 chains, Sonlh 24 degrees 39 BicoLd. wst.s. chains, eonlh al degree. 4.' onds, east 13 48 obains, .onth Id ,egrs! 30 seconds east to a nnlf :B . point 6.35X chains nonh. 17 degree, west loin the place of beginning; thence west ouib ,7"ieg',.. SSTT&ii ZDZ wuuiy, Oregon. of Oregon, and in oomplianoe uh .aid in. ..:'u;:." '.w oH ' "i Z?'?" tot "Wdsr for e..h?.b' jeet io redemption, st tbe South door ol th. County C,.rt Hon..., In Kngee Lau' tounly Oregon, on Wwlneia,, the oh of u w mb"' lm- b,w"'n " henrs ot 9 o cli ck a. ni. and 4 o'clonk n J p. n..oufd siy,-- Dated tbl. 241b day ot October, Jikjtj. W w Bheriff of Lau Count) , Oregon. NOTICE OF FINAL BtTTU Nutice ii bt-rt-hv wl... . sinnl, ailmioisiraiu, ,.i ,1 ,hc td,t bliMbelh B. K.lnuu, , ,,," . "ltt ,, the Cruuty Court , ttnn! account as aduiin.Mu,cr ki late, and that said Coudi, r ' "M a. l'bo,sd.,, November b.'h, S, m o clock a m, a. the time, It """"" .-sue asm coui,iv, r lor exumiuing said , .- pU, final settlement ol saio m,,, U, interested in a.id matter ai."h, ''j?" tied to present any ot-jeoiionaTh ' oroT""00"'' - Dated, Engine, Oreon,Oct lh. Arlmli.1 - '. ""iUlla. n. W E. R. Sa.PwonTH, Auj,,', "A"U. Notice of Final Settlement Estate of H C Huston, DtMaMi , County, Origou. '""aea, Hnslon" exeeu"fxbof fd"'. J" I her final account, lor hmC'o1 tote, and Monday, the 3rd d. J ber, 1900, at the hour ot one Ji k " afternoon of said day, has been derof thejudgeof said conn Cy" of objections to said account ,Z final settlement of said estate ot ' Dated this 3(Jtb da; of Jiy 1900 L BlLTKD, Asfn.u,,,,, Attcrney, NOTICE OP FINAL KEITLEMEST, NnltrA ia linpf-Viv ,,1.,.. .t . Phereon, adniinistrutor of ibe eata.e'oi a K. Clenver, deceased, has bki hla fin.! ft oonnt as such administrator wi't, ik. of the County Court of Lane Co, gon, and the said Court has filed M j ihe 5th da, ol Nuvmber, luorj ,, .r"'. of 10 o'clock a. m.. at il, rv '.Z .' kl said Court, in Eugene O,e6o, te ,J betirins of objections, ii auy, o aaidSb) account. P.'M MoPhkiisoh. Am.Vl Estate of O. F. Cledvi-r demL M.O.Witss, Atty for asm ist?1 Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby given that F. M. Willi, ha been only appointed admiuiMiMui tiie itule of J. K. Elliaon deceased, b, al lion K O. Potter, county judge ol as Lane ocuuty. All persons having euii, ag-.iuat said estate are hereby noiifiaia present ihe Bame to the sdmfobtru! within six months from the date ol lli notice, wnb ibeneceBnary vinihers mh hiwoflite of Geo. U. Dorris in Em v.n. niLXDJ. Gio. B. Dobbib, , Admiaisuiioi Att'v. for Estate NOTICE TO ClitDIIOhS. Notice iB berebj given tbat ike udts Bigned has leen a) pcinled by Ihe Const, Court of Lane County, Oregon, acmui trator of tbe estate ol Maigarei Jhjh,i deceased. Allpeiaons kaviLg claiiLsiru, Baid estate are hereby ntditieit to itbB them with the propel voucbeis to u, nndersigued at the law office of AC oook in Eugene, Laiie Couuly, Oinu within six luouthB from Ihe dale ollli uouoe. Dated September 19, l'JOO AC WooDcccx. Admin utrator of the Estate of Sl.rjm NOTICli TO CREDITORS. Police it) benby given tlint tb nnJti. Higutrii bac toeu Hppuiutt-d by the Ctmij Court oi Iiuo CuuiJt, Ortgou, sduum, tritorof ibtr eutute ol Jiiuifs W. bLelito, doot aHml. All pwreoi s huvmgclainiaca-t said eHtato itro hiietiy iioMifd to uhu uitiuwiiDine pioper vcutUTi toitt Obii-igntd ui ibty Ihw Lllicc of A, C. Woodcock, iu Jagtut, Lute Cobbi;, Origou, vjtbiu fcix uioiitaiti from iltdntj tuia notice. Ddtetl October tbu Utb. IU0U. L. D. FoBBtfeT, AdniiDtHtriitiiiol tbe tulue cf tftiiuos W. bUulUou, ueciianl, NOTICE TO CKhDiroltS. Notice ia Ltr.by tiveu'that the audit Bigotrd btw bf on outy uppoiuted by tit Ot-unt) Oourt of l,nuo Couuty, Bcimitjiitii. tor of ihecNttiieol David ti. G.tirtilej.o oeaped, niid all pi raoiis btmig cliim agaiusl Raid emute are btnby uoiifitd It presdit ibe HHnit) to me, dul renfinl, it the law c-ftict) ot E It. bkipwortb in tug-w, within t-ix moot lis from lit iate bt-reol. 9 Bated, Eugene, Otegon, uotoberS, W. ilKNBT bPOBH, AdmioHtrutor of the estate of David G. G, Galley, deceastil. E. R Skipwokth, Att'y for AdminiHttator. Notice to Creditors. Notice ia lierehv iHvpn that tlie nnrfsnuiwl has lieen appninte.1 by the Couuty Court fl Lane cnuntv. Oieuori. cxicutnr of Ike as will and testament and estata of Geom Soyerns, deceased. All persons bsntl ciaima agninat Baid estate are hereby DotOsi to present tin in with the prwper vouchctiK the unilersigued at the law ollice of A D Woodcock . in Eugene. Oieon, wtthio al montlia from the date of this notice. Dated July 7,1900. JisseSovstbis, Executor of the Last Will and Tesumeatau of the Estate of George Soveras, deoBiasi Notice to Creditors- Estate of A. V. Peters, ileceaseil. Notice is hereby given that (jeo B Don. has been duly oppninted ailuiinistrster of wt estate of A V Peters, deceased, by " Honorable H H Kincaid, County Jnap Lane County, Oregon. All liersonl hstinj ciaima against said estate ato hereby notiosd to present the same to the adniioistrslof a hie law qflice in Eugeue t'tty, over tlie rua National Hank, witlii.i six months from ta date of thia notice, July 12, 1IXI, with t necessary vouchers. All claims most temixed. Geo B Dohkis, Ailm nistrstot Administrator's Notice. Nntica I. lnrpl.tf alveti tli.t tlie .)0leri.sai It M llav. I.iu l.n ,llv .,li,,,inlrl a-lruiaw tratornf the estate nf Ahram Lau.les, (! eii, by the I'onnty Ourt of Lane Uoonty, Or Win, aud all persona having claims aiUMj said estate are hereby notified and require1 1 preseut the same, with projwr vouchers, said administrator at his place of buliiiaia Willamette street, Kiuene, Ores-m. at" aix months frmn tlie date of this notiea. Dated thia 3rd day of August, 11 M l'' Armlnbtiatir cfsaid L Kll.riD, Attorney. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGi LilNE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Btngo leaves i.ng.t.e fs-r flofW Daily exrvpl riunoav at 6 a in Hi'ttirmng. etage Iravee lorew for Eugen6 dally ce'pt Mil tlays p m riaturilnys at 8 a n. . , Arrive In Pngeua at 6 l following. siNdLS fARav KUt,hll TKIr Tlrkela lor Ml. at 1 Eoen,ar ' Uur d itnce. Hangs' U't'f k j .,,l ii."