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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eureiie Guard fubluthmi every evening of the week, tjuii d ty excepted. Adrireae all covmunicSUpoa ;itt atftko all roiuitUuees payable; to tb nuuED vjuauu, ctigeue, uregoo. BUBSCJRIPTION3,RATEa ;y lUl LT. Delivered by carrior, per week ,..f 15 Delivered by carrier, per mouth..;,,,, 60 Br mail one year (io adyanoe) , 0 00 biji imwttim. . . . ............ t . . . . 8 1U -'Joe month ,, SidkIo cnea, ....... W WEiJtLT, hie year (In advance). . , $200 jmx innntm J w Adverthuog ratal made known on applica tion, i- Entered ae aeoond-ciaaa tmatter at the vigfoe, uregon, poctomoe. TJ1K KAHTERN OFKIOK8-Of the i-aHr are at 230 to li.'4 Temple Conrt, New York uity.and u a r.xvrwm uidir. w warn ing o St, Chicago, la, K KATZ AdvertU- UK Agency In charge. CAMPBELL BROS'iPQblUherB All Builneaa Letters to thlaofflee should be directed to the GUARD instead oi eitnoi of the proprietors peraonallt. ... , CAMPBELL : PftoS SFrtllADrv SWMOHplJtWtljTlWnil SAM I -So Tjo so T 2' am jS6 18 9 lOfL XJT 2 .3 14 iS 16 17 ha l 20 2 22 23 II g J26 2Y2029 l THURSDAY " -""TjJOVBMBEft 8 ( AFTEU THE SUCKERS. Telegraph to diBpatobeg from diftarrfnt European financial cen tors the day-befors eleollon told bow capitalistic were anxiouBly awaiting - the reelection of Pre'si dent JIoKfnley before making fur ther investments.. Sinoe bis elec tion is assured no word of any mad eoramble for American securities has came to hand. ,.ft reminds un of the experience pf a commoroial traveler related to the! writer not long sinoe: .. , xne arummer was oaugbt in an Idaho oountry tafia one summer Sunday. A horse-race was to bi run, and men were riding up and down the street at a. furious pa'ai off iriuf all kin U f bets. It ap peared fo tbe drumioor' that' tb popple were BtakinK all thelr pos sessionB. This went on for a couple of hours, and still the raoe was not run, neither did anyone appear to know bow it would go. At last the drummer got interested in looking at tbe horses, and when a native propose! to betj be put up . . f Presto, charigel.'Tben everybody knew ' how' 'the 'race1 jfras g6ing. Within tea minutes the riders were stripped nnd up,!and tie. race run. The drunonjpr lost his mgney. Al V.fvpHal-invaitjiaentaalk in the event of MoKinley'a election was. simply to oatoh suokera. FLOWER AND OTHER GAR DENS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS. The American )ublio bate came to believe that ur joouutry loads all others in odtioational advance ment. Here are some facts that may Kelt disabuse our minds of that belief: Tbe Australia public Bohool law roadB: "In every eohool gymnastio ground, a garden lor the teacher, aooording to the oir oumstanoes of the community, and a place for the. purposes of agricul tural experiment are to be created. Bohool inspectors must see tj it that in the country schools school gardens shall be provided for cor responding agricultural instruction in all that relates to the soil, and that tbe toucher shall make him self skillful in such instruction Instruction In natural history It indispensable to suitably estab lished school gardens.-. The teach ers, then, ruuBt be in a condition to conduot them." Ten years ago Austria bad eight thousand school gardens, whore the soholars received practical instruc tion In the growth and care of fbwers, fruits and vegetables. ') France has nearly thirty tlimi iitnd 6f these sV-bobls.1 Noariy' all of them belong to trie primary and elementary grades. Indeed, in France, a man who lacks the nocoi, eary knowledge.and the ability to teaoh it, cannot receive an appoint ment as master of an elementary lohonl under any consideration.'1. Sweden grafted the aohooj garden upon ber publio school system more than thirty years ago, and eaoh of her publio schools has been allotted from one to twenty aores of ground for gardening purposes. Kutnia has taken op the'-sohool garden work with energy. In 1895 the two hundred and twenty-seven garden schools of one province dd'n tained one hundred "and eleven thousand fruit trees,'" and near! two hundred and ' Ctty" thbbaahd forest trees. : J ; . li According to tbe leparta just mauv.by the navy department tn navy at the.Uoiteu -BUtej u now tbe sixth in point of number and figliting power in tbe .world's list of ijivifiB. , England ias a total of 637 trarVhips bmlt'or' building, France has 417, ..Russia 332, Germany 245, Italy 229,' and the United States 153. But' a faot worth noting as to the'bumber of ships now being built, .the United States stands Went next to' JinKland. and ahead of all the other great navy-build ing nations of Kurope. Young men contemplating elope' ment will wWioh the suit for dam' ages brnoght : by an Alabama groom whof was arrested on ar rival at Pensacola, Florida, with bis bride, at tbe request of the bride's father, against the police man who made the arrest. If angry lathers have a legal right to have eloping Willies arrested on telegraphed requests, there will be a slump in the elopement market, BIG LAND DEAL. E. J. Frasier Sells Seven Farms In One Day and 53,954 , Worth of Farm and City Property the Last 30 Days. J f'rosler, tbe real estate dealer, dosed up a deal for the following seven farms on lastTbursday, and the deeds have all passed to record: Tbe tteo W Farlelgh farm and took, 01 " acrs. $2020.00; the B D Elliott farm of 40 acres for $1000.00; the Blohard H Clow farm of 164 acres for $1600.00; the Louisa Diets farm of 40 aores for $1000 the Thomas Bailey farm of 80 .ore. for $1600.00; all situated --about four miles west of Eugene, sold -to JoMph U and Samuel Watson, late of Mlnne sota. Also tbe Bantord Skinner farm In tun Mohawk valley to Joseph Vagi., 100 aorai, for $00X0. and the 8 T Iaam farm of 108 aores to : Peter Darellus for $850.00. Mr Frasier recently Went to Califor nia for the purpose of securing an ex change of property there.for-the Norrls Humphrey fruit farm of 164 aorw. 8J ulles north 01 Eugene, and he auooted- cd la odeotlng a sale of tke same to Mr H BtlnBon.of Ban Jose, California, for cash and property aggregation In all to $31,000 0O. This large sal." was oousuramated last week. Mr Frailer also sold during October, tin Jonathan Uonaror farm M M7 hnrwtl JLk ' four miles touth-WMt or Eaged. tcl Hamuel Watson, of MlnnsMta, for $7,364;, also tbe Holahd M60ullum farm of 280 acre, to J H Junlap, just from Iowa, for $2000;' alto the' Hal. Backensto property on Blair ttrebt, for $050 to Nels Johanton, Just from Iowa. Also the Waldo P Cheshire bfooMtv on south Willamette strei,to Mrs' Barah Conrad, of Dea Moines, for $1160.00, and theT U Uendrloka' pfooertT on cigntn street, 10 Mr ennlngton for. $m0.00, aggregating In all $62. 924.00. Wbo says there Is no prosperity?.. THE occcoccooccoooccoo 00000000 g All Kind of neaters... : ' Cole' sAir Tight It is the beat (a Uie market ' Charter Oak atovee and ranges. None better made. i ORANITC WAHC. KITCHCN UTCNBILfl- S. i; LONG : ccccocpcoooocccoooooooooo SomethingNew.:.. 1 1 AT Day s Henderson Cut ord6r"Carpets. see Them. - Come and Ernest Sine f ::;!r.fiassie Fief u re Kver brought to Eugene jut ni n l. They are of : , i. the latest finish and haodeotnoly frumed. Call at once and inspect them. An ornament Uijiho home and ancceptable present'1 ::: UHiVEHsiT BooftSTOHE J 6 "'10 fiUNNlNB UP A Blfi BILL . . iuot(or fees wouldnt be fx.v0hry, when yon are at - t.iced with colds at this sea 11 u of the year, if you would . fcetp a bottle of our pure and , iirh grade. Cynm JNoble Mhinkeyin your house and 'hen take It in the form of B 4ddyt or as your taste die iates, at bedtime or any other md time. There is nothing ike it for colds, La Grippe or K'idred ailments, W a R Dshaui SMOKE; Mount Hood High Grade loc Cigar F. C. Potts ' M anufacturer- Unity Items. , "' '. ' ' ' Nov. 6, A D Hvland bas returned from Porilaiid, Wnerp' he'waa An 'Irttpbrt'ant bpsMisss:,'; .- i.u B C Edwardi visited Harrlshorg last weea. vi.u i.t vt.. ur. Jv M Yernan bame Across the moun tains last week. --He reports lots ot snow on tbe summit - . in. M k xmut tt this' place,' wts one;dsylae on Ills ".pp-rntnDt Um week; ' 'H tni the day of th wtek. pretty gdttdjoka. Cbtfs McF.rrand hioVefl 'to' h's farm bear Hers "a 'Short tltu Sir6. Be ' Is (dt4 oltftert ktd iare' glafl 'to' have Wm'la iUT' midst ' I 'Mk'i Edwards, who' Is" teaobltiB ohool niiar Coburg, was lo tbls violnlty last week. . .. ym ... - ; ('OK' So tare ' So Pay. TutolMaOhiUTonlofor C'lillU, Miilnrl. Mil cuuoiuneM. HUM UlMUOt k Uk'O Iwaoa yrap. no ctita FUCITrj'E .)ESlt)ENf. Oom Paul on His Journey to Xu-1 rope May Not Finnan Asy-. I 1 . t ti tt . ' j .'"'I . ium in nouano. - , Basjibutil, (on lied 8ea) Nov. 8. The Dutch orulsar, Qelderland, with ex-l're sklent Kruger on board, has arrivea uere. sue bas been dlreoted to await Instruotloiii from The Hague at Port Hsld, with regard to Mr. Kruger's lauding In Europs. Tb. Oelderlnnd will atop here three days. 'Mr Kruncr, who Is lo exosll.nt hrallb, rrjnlowl greatly at the news of the reiwnt Hoer suoceswa.', "May they tlghwltliout remission." ho exolniuird euergelloally. "That la What we auk." Throughout the voyage Mr Kruger's hiiHiiu, except lor some trouble with hispyex, was cxoelleut. He will travel incognito and will not land until be rechM Europe. I.o.MMiN, Nov. B Lord Bobart. hu cii.'(l to tbe war ollloa that former rrmiilriit Mteyo. In a dispatch to I'tiiaryu tiurghers on Oototwr iU, said Kruu.'r had gone to Kurona to "irat iniervinweu, aou thai If he failed the irsnivaai will he auoltoued oil to the uiguni milder." Working Night and Day, Tlis buslestaud nilghtlM1 little thing that ever was made la Dr King's New Life Fills, KTOTTplllteasugar-ooated globule of health, that changes wsak- lulo strcngtb, IUtlSMiiM.lnM.n- ergy, brain-fag. Into mental pWr. Thry'ra wnniieiful In building up lb bwllh. Only a5o i-r box. rMd b W L DvLauu. ; We Pay it nts (or'gVod nal ell caui-; 5 Oeiit for good Mint bilcfcet. ' 'Becotid band grain bag Wanted. 1 - ' " -y ' ' 1 At hiax. NoTicB.-lt will be of advantage to anyone having lots to All lu Eugene to see C F Helpers at nuoe. Besldence, oo'rner Eighth and Washington streets. Tbe Jacksonville Times has a notion of lbs sale 'of S8O0 wethers and dry ewsetoa Lake ooUuty man for $3 per bead.1 ; C'alirorolk "Healing Boap. good for burna.'snklp and skin diseases. Bold by B C Kankln. Bicycle auppliea-MoClanahan. rirtv ainerelit patterns of carpet in our out order department. ' Day A HeNdkhhon. M O . Warner tunes pianos aud organs.' kepalrlng and polishing, Bicycle repalilng and sundries. EE M ("CLAN A HAN. Aft good? delivered free from the Bon bonier. baK ry, H W Dunn, pryprl lor. f '., , Cb.mlrlln's Btomaoh and Liver Tabl.ls cur. bllloustwM, coustlpa lon aud beadoube. They ar. eauy to take and pituuant lu (001. For sal bv W L X) La No. Electric Light Work. . Eleotrical and light mechanical work promptly attended to. Expert bouse wiring and supplier. . WD Walker, :' Willamette St, eoutb of Titua Block. JHealsfor . ' fafmeFS- 'THE heat Dieali to be found la - . ! S1 oit can bs had at th. McGalre refltaurant on Ninth atreet. Try.'uur famom 20 CENT MEAL. None so good for the money. . W. McGUIRE. BUSINESS CABD Brick! Brick i " . ., .-,'.. , ' I keop constantly on hand a large quanti ty of first-class brick " at yard 1 J miles west of JEugene. ,, J. M. MARTIN Notice to the Public. We herewith agree to sponge and press your personal clothing as ' often as requested, for $1.00 per month. EUGENE STEAM DYEINS &CLEAN1K3 WCAKS The Hoffman W O 2EIOLER, PROPXltTOS f.UNDAr DINNER 60c EUGENE. OIEOON J. La PAGE - UKAl.IR IN. Modern Photography Careful attention given to every subject un- der the skylight and in finishing of all , portrait work at the Groceries Having a Irge and Complete stock of , Ptpleand Fancy (irooerles bought In the best markets,' . EXCLUSIVELY FCR CASH, ATTOKNEYS-AT-IjAW. J M W1LLIAMH. A1TORNEY AT LAW . -. i -Collection! a itwclaltv. Dtbco Over Lane Dountv Bank. S ;" ' A'fTOKNEY-AT-LAW. 0f&. .-Over Firet National Bask. Euqisi, Oasoos, A V WOODOOOK, 1 '. : V ' .-' Offios One-half blooKaoath ot CbrlauairBlk ' Kuocre, Oacootf. SKIr-WOKTH. ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court' '.. ' ! K Do emi Oksook. ; i BIL11UB THOHFSOH OHAS A BABUI IJIHOMPSON & HARDY, ATTOBNEY3-AT-LAW. UBice-In First National Bank Bnilding. Practice in all the oourta, Euoiks, Obsooit. EO, B DOEKIS, -IT Will practioe in all the court of the Beoond KEY COUNSEI.OB-AT-LAW of the Beoond Supreme Court Judicial District and in the of the state. Sfiecial attention given to collections and niatUjrs in probate, . . , , . Office-First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1. 2 and a , ' MEDICAL. D BJ W HAKRIS, - PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON. Office Over Willtioi t, Linn's drug itore. Office Hours-9 U, 12 a m; 2 to 5 ami 7 to 9pm.- : m Residenoa Ferry street between '11th and 12th., , . JpAINEAKUYKENDALLi ; . ;. . 'PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Offices In Chriaman Block. SecUl attention to surgery and surgical dle- eases of women. J S LTJCKEY, , ..; .' JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. i ' Beams,' Orkjos J-R Q BIDDLE, : DENTIST . Office -OnOllve street, between Fifth and Sixth streets one block west ol Minnesota Hotel. Central Market, (6 1 PROPRIETORS Willkeep cor.stahtljr on hand a full supp!; BEEF MUTTON .' PORK ahd'VeAL Which they will sell at the lowest , , ... market prices. . A fair stare of tbe puillciiatj'oiiaif sollcltea -TO THE FARMERS: We will :pe the hlKhest market phoe v.me, j-iog anu eueep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. fIRST- National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital 860,000 Surplus P - $50,000 -- Eugene,' Oregon. A GENERAL BAMKING BUSINESS Done on rr-ynuahle terms.- Sight drafts on Chicago, an Francisoo and Port land. Oregon. .bills of exchangr lold on foreign countries. Deposits reoeivea subjeot to check of certin cats of deposit. . All collections entrusted to us will receive prompt attention. T G HUTDRIOKS, President. 8 B Klaus, Vice Presldta . P. E. SHonoBiss, Casliier. . L. H. PorrsB, Aas't Casniex EUGENE ' r Loan ioi Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus ''- - $50,000 2,500 A aCNCHAL SANKINO BUSINESS TRANS- AOTCD ON FAVOHABLC TERMSs . Drafts lisued on the prlnc'pal cities of the Dotted BtAtea and foiulgu countries. Interest allowed onXemand UerUfloaies ol Ueposit wnen leu cutea pertoa. Collections receive our prompt attention. City aud County Warrants bought. W. E. BKOWff, Prssldsnt. F. M. 0SBURN. uasbler. D. A. PAINE, Vice Prealdtnt. W. W. BROWN, Asst fashlsr LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. Estaollshed In IS82. Oldest a.Bsnk In the County. Eir.tral Barking tisirtss in til tranche transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, President L. (J. HULIN, Cashier. B. H. HOVKY, Apst C'sHhier. ajsy-woau iellvered to "an. pert oi th oltj NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is Weby glvod that lbs Voder signed, sdminislrstrix of the estate of John A. HogbeB, decesied. has filed her final scooautinlhemalterofsaideiit.tr in the coumy oouii or uine coonty, Oregon, and an persons interested are nerebv notified, that Monday, th. Srd day of becemJber. lUtXl, at the hour of one o'olook iu tbe uernooD 01 eaia a ay lias been fixed by said court for the hearing ol objections to said account, sod for the final settlement of said estate. f . , t ; , Dated this 17th day of Ootober, 1900. 8. 1, Bdohcs, . '-: - Administratrix of ssid stsle, L. Bu.ur, atty for said estate. Estate of GEORGE R. 'REDKORO. Administrator Sale of Real Property. 1 -I . ?m' ",von ".ty virtue of an A1 OrillT Of tile Cllll lit v I'Mlirl nl I .... ........... Slate of Oregon. made lo-wll: ik-toberuth I'HU ail lionrl.,l,,,,lUlretl1,gR.P.Ue.lf..roVA3lnir.: .traturull,l,.Piio,toscll the real propertr lielollKllm to SH rl e.lHtn tn nav l..i. Fl .' MM o.lale an.l e.x.encs t.l ailmlnl.lratlou I illo eV ,r . '7 "i'.""" '"m" Court hoiue ilm.r of mli Uuu Cnunt. ti,. " .si aar ol lieceniuer. loon. If l'veen i tliehonntnf nine o'clncs A.M. and km- ' . i "'i nay. al one ci't-l.w k th.. ii. Suiilh Kti; of ih. N.,ril,.K,t u 1 !!' 1,1 TP. 20iMUh Rant 1 HV.i..n?.T " LM aere; ol laml In Ijtno -4iiiiitv n.u... " 8 i. .V'.'; !'! r'1'", "'' f "I'Jfet lo cnnii ml arton atlirivaMkaU. "" Sell Altortwy. Sheriffs Sale on Foreclosure. Notice iB hereby given that by virtue of an exeouiion duly isr-utd out ot the oircutt court of the slats of Oregon, for the couu. ty of Lane, on the 18th duy of Ootober, 1U00, oh a judeuient rendered in mid en mi on tbe 12tu day of Ootober, 1900, for the burn of two hutdrcd ud fifty and no-100 dolluts . with iuteust iherton from B.iid sixth day of Augusl. ISHS, m the rate of eight per oent ptr aunom and twenty-five and uo-lOU doliaie uttorney'u kes aud the lurtner Bum ot eleven and DU-1UU dollars costs which judgment was enrolled and docketed io the olerk's oHice of said court in said county on the lOih day of Oolober, 1900, in a suit wherein August Hcioze was plaintid and H N Smith was defendant and against the said defendant, H N Smith, and on a decree of foreoloBure aLd . order of sale rendtred in said oourt, commanding me iu older to satisfy paid judgment aud costs and accruing costs to , sell the following de scribed real property towit: All of lots numbered nine (9) and ten (10) in section number ihirtj-one (31) in township number sixteen (10) south oi range two (2) east of the Willameie- menaion, in jjane county, Oregon, eon taining 62-69 acres. . AIbo. southwest quarter of section number thirty-iwo (32) in township number sixteen (10) soulh of range two (2) eat of the Willamette- meridian, in Lsne county, Oregon, containing one hundred and aixty (100) acres. Now therefore: In the nnmn m iv.a of ; Oregon in compliance wilh said writ and order ol sale, I will offer for sale the above desoribed prem ises at Dublioanotion. to thn hiohaat kia. for cash, subjeot to redemption at tbe soulh Vl-l I1T1 .- .w.ic ur tlNALRlT.- ..lulc''lM",hy iu. Vf . """'isiratoi n , " Hi. Ehzabeih S. Eilifcon. ,. - ine Lituuty (Jonrt l 1 "''''t'.j: final accoaut as kuum.,... n c t i tat. and ri.ti"V,,"",,l'r el ! ana mat ssid Co. .:, kid : hu.sday, November 4 ,L'!: n',,1,,,1, ... .r. .." Ski .-"! "w. si.d u ... r.ugene sai.l coomv. Aoujiuiuu Sblil Snot -t i - . r "' .XLUM . r-. I IU a I .7 I are hA anal settlement of saio esiau . a. fnterested in said m. .?... '" . H iJ? lied to fre,nt any olj,cl"0,,tl ea final aooount on or beio h" of November. M,"" "W siki! Dated, Lugtne, A-mi .:A21 E. B. Sxtfwon, aTij f ii Notice of Fin.. SW Estate of H C Huston Dr. . Oonnty, Ortgon. ' Utwd, U, HanTecu"u te( Kdy-.',1VC ber, 1900, at the hour oi one la afternoon of said day, has been 5 7 Z . " ""Id COOrt fn.lJ.'1 of objections to said account .J?s I final settlement of said esui. " I uated this 30th day of July 190fJ LB,, U"U AiUrnei. '" NOTICE OP FINAL SE'lTtEP i- i.. " uertuy given Ibat P u Pherson, admiulsiraior ol ihe F. Cleaver. dtWed. ha. fiMw.'SJt count as such Hdminisirator .i, "jS of tbe County Court of Lane CoSw, n" gon, and the suid Court has fiiJu T ibe 6th day of Nova ber, l'.iOO al TVT7' of 10 o'clock a. m., at the Ooi, f, .id Court, in lugene. 0.2? Zgt if"l'0U"' UM Jl5 ' e. l M. MoPHtnfoNiAdmii,!.,-. i.8teto ot C. F. Cleaver, dceesL I M. O. Wiiims, Mly for sairt J.?4! Notice to Creditors, N "lico ie hereby given thai F. M oim ha b.eu only oppoiMtd adnii iuiu?1 ih,.stteofK.Elii(uodtaiJiTi iuu L. O. Poller, coonty jodve J?, ttooi'Uuty. All persons havij. .Z aguuatsmd estate uie hereby nJ,iS present ibe same lo ihi admu,n,! within six monthB from the date dZ ootlce, wuh lie neet entry Teucbm " ... . -urris 111 Lu Oregon. F.M.Wiua? Ijko. U. Uoheib, Admirustni - a.. , , iui jnaie NOTICE 10 ChtDIXOHS. Notico is bertln uiven iliat ii -i. K Bigued haa tet u ai pciLttd by the tcuil vuuilui xinue v.ouu(y, uregno, utt I trator of tbe estate ol MhiLurKi J,j,.,.I deceased. Allfeibom Lani ehm,, said estate are hereby nctitifal (n im them with (be propei voucbeu t m nndereigned at tbu law office of ACVut cock in Eugene, Late Ccaniy, Onw within six mouths from the dale cfi, ouiiue. Dated Srptemler IV, 1DU0. A 0 Woodcoci. Adminwtrrttor of the tutnte of Mjiwf sjuiiusfuu, cectaseu. KOTICK TO CKEDlTOfiS. IN Oi ice ift lit'Ttiby givn thai the Wiw.i aigueo nan Lw-ti itppoiut.d by tbe Gouij Oi-urt of Jjuijo uiunj, Oiugon, (.caitii. tr turuf the tHtate ol t'HUiiB W, SLekt dectftRed. AHpemnt B havingclauiijubi I Baid eatate lite h'leby tol'titd to pitttg I njrua wiiii I ill iircmr vcutliTji If, b i aeirigutd at i lie law bltloe of A. 1 1 woodcock, iu jLugt-ue, Lrtte Cent-, Ungon, v ithtn fix uiuulbtt frum iLtdrt.; thiH notice. Ddtej Oclbtr Ihe 9lb, 1000. L. I). FoifhlnT, AduiiniHlranrof the tsme of Jumes W. hbeldon,it;CiiRl I NOTICE TO tRtLirchS. Notice in btrtby vive.u tfanl (Le oi sigueti hat bten only Hppuinled Li li Omntj Couit of Lane County, ndruro'itft tor of the CHtate of Duvid (I. G.(iaiK; cta-td, and alt p rtioi s buvii g clain Bg'iinttl Ruid es utc are Ltrt by noiifiid h p resell t h- mme to me, dulj rtrifitd, k the law cfficrol B R. SkipvtorihicEugtw, wiiuin six iijouiIis fronj ihv dale litreol Dated, iCugtue, On gon, October 6, 19C1'. , tlrNBI sFOXn, AdministrHtor of the eatatc of David O. Q. Galley, Atttuti . R SKIPWOkTH, - Att'y for Admiu istrator. Notice to Creditors ..j B. - '" door of the county oourt boose in Eugene i htcQ I'Pted by the O-iinty Crtut t Lane County Oreoon.on Wednesdav th7f.th ..Ve "Ul,(y Oipgon, xrciilir i h o uiuc a m ana o oiock p m to wit; at nut. uioce p m on saiu day. vMta tnis zitn day of October, 1900. . W. Withers, Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. ESTATE OF A. V. PETERS. 1 lluniKr. Tnoan.1 Three iu I Iih-L imm il"" of M..ll.n'.. AJtiltuT ihT K"i f KTT 1 id t.ilir tiie u, Uian auy other braM lio twittvr prlost lu Gugeue. t" ivinre. ini-iiii.liiii. ..iti. t ileeree. il Bh, IV I. in ....:'. "V ' UI.IIC Ann. ty.nn .j..ieroun satunlity tlie 1.1 .lav of Dwnil.fr, netoeen Ihe hour, i.t nine oelivi a , ; . lour o'clwk r M. ..id ,ur ! t lui' ' ,"''' tl.e af..rr.al.l .le-rilJ IV-X i.r,,,-,!. htflint l..r nult. . I'rt'perl, to tl, syi.l .ale tit.;ert lor.MitlrtnUnn Itmlu !;." '"" ' IU nil ., .("' t'Hom.rn imihM Sheriff's ISale on Foreclosure- Nbtios is hereby eiven that bv viein. -r an exeouiion dalv isHued nut nr th. r n. ,1.- o..-. - vu.uu .u. Duwui uregoo ior tbe oouutv of Lane, on tbe Liohtenmh rin n,.t..y 1900, on a judgment rendend in eai'i Court w iu, ,'umwnuiii aBy oi oepiemuer, Ituo .v.. uimiii ui cigui uunarea and twentv- ve ana ito.iuu uollais, and the fu.n,:. sum of Thiily-three and 05.100 dollars j u'. " , ?' WB" snroiiod and docketed in the Cleik's office ol said Court in id oouutv on the cii..n,i. .i.J 7 1. j ,j , ,t u" "oeroin B. B. Lobdell was plaintiff aud Horace Hajward and Her.ba llayward w.re defenn.I " ..u ""j-iu, ana on .de cree ol foreclosure and order of sale ren deredin said Court, commanding me In hundred and twenly-five aud 98.100 dollura i.iiio nuu uo.iuo dollars ousts and accruing cos.,, to sell the fullow.ng described real nrotMrtv. ln.ii. s Beginning at a point 72.91 'ohaina east of land claim 46. r. i ideal ion S2U,'a tion 24. townahip 17. r,nge 4 east 29.09 chsirm north 21 degree, Jl , ond west 37.4t chains, theic wwt 712 6.0 chaina, Soulh 24 decrees 39 steo. ,1. east84obaln. .onih ui " "t.Vot,l' ""i-"'. -Was, .oath 1 regreTsI 40 seconds eaut tn ni.. j .. :?" 1 point i.36 chain. noh, 17 d 'greeV V,t from the place ot beginning; then Z.V. to aaid point 6.35V. chaini r,?.0. oniM i .. .. . ' ' 1 ' ur ionth 17 a Paaing ,nd thence tonth 17 degree east 6.35V. chain. t beulnntno. m.i.i.1.- c-7 . ,u" o la. ..in" :r 7"" "n ' too W aovernn, deceased. All ptrxniii hirjf I claims airniiirit said estate are hereby new I to present tlii-m with the prp?r vuacctt(K I the nnlenuKiie1 at the law ortice of A C Wcodcock in EiiKene, Otetroo. withia n I months from the date of thii notice. Dated July 7, ilKJO. .ItHHsT SflVIOLVi. Executor of tbe Last Will nnd Testameotui of the Jj8tAte of Ueorj-e Soveni, deoe tta. Notice to Creditors sUte of A. V. Petpr. Nirtice is hereby given that CJeo B Duti has Iteen dnty titiouinUd aduiiuiitreler of ta wuiie oi A V I'eters, deceweo, or Honorable H K Kinciiil. IVuntr Lne County, Oregon. All nerwini D'a( claims against euiid eetate ate lierel.y r."tiw to present the same to the siluiiDiim his law nttii'M In kuaona ( ',tv. nrer UieFuS National Hank, within six nmuthi Iron a date ol this notice, July 12, 11W, was t necessary touchers. All claims mutt lennzi'rt. UioH IltiRBls, Ailluiol'tni". Administrator's Notice. Notice I. herel.v otven that tlie nD(leni.nel R M Day, has been duly m.Ii- iiitd wanr tratnr of ttiM L'.tjttA nf Ahrnln l.NDllr., orctU- ed, by tlie County't'ourt if Lane Countr. Kon, aud all l ersnns havina elim sw aanl estate sro hereby nntihed and reomnolj pr.eiit the same, with Dinner Toucher, saw administrator at his place oi owu- nillaniette Hreet, Kutetie, tlrrncn. "m six moiitlm fn in the date nf thin notn. Dated ihtsSnl day of Aiu,l. K M IU! Ai'ttlnlsliattT 1 1 said 1. KlLnrj, Attorney. Now therefore; In the osme o( uT, si.i, of Oregon, and in oom,,li,n 7,h .!u the abov. detct bed nnk. . ,1 ..'e auction to the hiohe.t bi.M., il "' v""" iff-'J? J"P. "t tb. South door Lue the 6th " - .vsBv m tiiocue, "J'n""?0."- 0" Vednei5. ti n,.lT.. ..?. fr" P " "aid dv. ..io nay of October, Itfoo EUGENEFL6RE STAGj LilNB. E. BANGS, Proprietor, Htnge Iraves Kiimls fr FloMid Daily ezrvi'l Hiintiey at 6 s ru HelnrTiltig (tac loaves J'.i'reWj for Kugtue dally eipl huiidsjs ai p m riattirtlaya at 8 in Arrives 111 F.oreue si (I p nt I following. S1NOI.1 FAha.. ....'. aueMi i Klf - " i IhnW nc tela lor aale at at BanM . n(nie,or at Itio a. j...lit'i'"