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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugeue Guard Published averv flveninu of ilia week, Sun days excepted. Address all corumuoioationa aud make aU re uiUauoaa payable, to th huOOtliDAIll), Kuxeoo, Oregon. SUBSORIPTCONiHATES. Dii i.I. Delivered by carrier, per week 9 15 Delivered by carrier, per month 5'' Hr mail one year (in adyanoe) 6 00 Hi month 8 00 One month 50 Single copies, no WKKKLV, One year (In advanoe) ; $2 00 Six months 1 OU Advertising rates mad known on applb tl.in. Kntered ai second-class Eugene, Oregon, poetomoa. matter at the THE EASTERN OFFICES -Of the paper are at 230 to 234 Temple Court, New York City, and U H Express Hldg, 87 WmIj lugt-m St., Chicago, III, K KATZ AdrertU ng Agenoy in charge. CAMPBELL BROS Publishers All Builnaaa Lattari to this offlei ahould be dlraotad to THE OUARD Instead ofalthar of tna propnaiora paraonaily, CAMPBELL BROS. ICALENDAR "aj TUMJ 2 3 j 4 J 6 7 3 9 JO i iLULULl. is 16 17 1 1U 19 20 21 22 23 24 ! 23 26 2T 26 29 SO rfc WEDNESDAY - NOVEMBER 28 TO DAILY GUARD PATRONS. The oity of Eugeue oovera a ooq- Bidorable area, especially when the extent from north weat to southeast is considered. The Daily Guard oiroulatea to the extreme limits, even Fairmount people asking that the oarrier seryioa be extended to that suburb. An evening daily cannot iget to press before 5 o'clook, that is if it printa the news, and no one wants a paper that fails in that particular. These days the aun aeta about 4:30 o'clook therefore the priooipaf part of delivery of the Daily Guakd by carriera must be made after dark. This statement of facts ia made for the benefit of subscribers who oomplain of late delivery of the paper. ! We have generally found our carriers' trustworthy, but in oovering euoh a large territory mis takes may ocour. In any event the remote parts of the town can not have other than a late delivery. We oannot get to press soon enough to get the paper to them a tun early hour. If we did they , would not Bubaoribe for it for (ther would be nu news in it worth paying for. THE USEFUL HEN. . Dried Canned Eggs the 'Latest Pood In the Army Com missary. The portable hen ia the latest thing adopted by the oommieaary department of the army. It lays iresb. eggs evory day, is guaranteed to produoe eight dozen, just as they are required, and weighs only two pounds. . Requiring neither food nor water, it may be carried ooaveniently in a soldier's knap sack, and all he has to do when he wants an omelet or "soramble" in to uneorew the "critter" and ex tract the raw material from it with spoon. Dried egg in chub is, to speak more exaotly, the army food of the immediate future, It is put up now by a number of manufacturers in various parts of the country, but ohlefly in Missouri, under different trade names, souh as ."evaporated egg," "desaicated egg," and "crys tallised egg." From two of these firms the war department has reoently purchased large quantities of the stuff, and tboueands of onus of it have been shipped to China and to me rnuippines lor tbe use of our troops. One pound is equiv alent to four doien fresh eggs, and it affords an admirable substitute, being to all intents and purposes, simply hens' eggs with tbe water extracted, and "keeping" for years even in a tropioal climate. YariouB by-produoU of hens' eggs are UBed today in interesting ways. From rotten ones is ob tained an oil, useful aa a lubricant, and which in Russia has been highly prized for centuries as a oure fur burns. Tbe sheila turned out in immense quantities from the dried-egg factories are valu able for ohioken feed. Some of tbe yolks are employed by hair-dressers, and purchased by many women to rrake tbe hair soft and glossy, and to keep the scalp in good oon dition. Just, aa in the hog-pack ing business, the "only part of ih pig not util'zei is the squeal," so. in the egg industry, nothing worth mentioning ia wasted. The stale eggs, known in the trade aa ' sec onds," are broken into oans, eaob holding 30 dozen, frozen solid, and when wanted are chopped out and thawed. In this form great quanti tiea of inferior egga are oarried over from summer to winter and dis posed of at a satisfactory profit, THE WHEEL AND DIVORCE. Uf course tbe wheel could not keep out of the divorce oourt. There is a woman down in Wash ington county who depends on the usual "cruel and inhuman treat ment" by Ihc husband to obtain divorce, in that the monster when they were nut wheeling together, and she wbb physically unable to keep up with the prosessio', toll her that she was "no good." Probably if she bad been able to ride ahead be would not have laoked an excuse for berating her. At any rate so long as they have diflerent bicycle gaits it is better that they pedal alone. ' FOOTBALL SPECULATION. Lineup of Multnomah Team Is Not Yet Known. , Portland Telegram, Key. 21, "Speculation oonoernlog tbe lineup of tbe Multnomah football team for tbe Thanksgiving Day game Is stt!l rife, and at tbis time It la bard to Bay juat wbo will play. "There are rumors that there will be many change from tbe team that played tbe first game with Eugene, and that some of tbe former club players will take part In tbeoontett Report oome from tbe State Univer sity that the men are doing good work In training. They will oome to this oity tomorrow afternoon, and rest here over night In anticipation of the game. whloh will be played on the following day. Tbe prospects are now that the field will be In good oondltton, and that some star plays can be made by me men wbo will form tbe two eleven ." Eastern Oregon Wheat for Valley Mills. The OorvaMIs Time has some news about the wheat situation in the Wll lamette valley Insofar as It affects millers who are abort on old wheat on account of the partial, failure lsstsesv on. The Times say: "It Is probable that both local mills will grind a quantity of Eastern Ore gon wheat Into flour during the tea on. Both tbe Southern I'aoifln and the O B 4 N company have made a rate of $2.40 per ton to all Willamette valley mills for the ronnd trip on East ern Oregon wbeat tram Portland and return. That is, Corvallls millers, for uiitanoe, oan buy Eastern Oregon wneat in r ortlaod at the market price, bring It by rail to Corvallls, grind It into flour and then send It bank in Portland, all for a freight oharge of oniy sx.su per ton. Tbe rate has been made by tbe transportation oompaniea in order to give valley millers oppor tunity to secure a suffiolent stock of wbeat to keep tbetr mills going and to Keep all orders promptly filled. It Is equivalent to a rate of ouly (1.20 per ton between Corvallls and Portland which la perhaps the lowest rate ever given by the oompaniea." Take a Squint At Yerlngton's window display, mere are a few samples of holiday goods. Then oome In and aak about them. We'll toll you, that's what we are there for, so don't be afraid of boring ui. We have a lot of tbe same kind of goods In stock and if tbey run low we oau get more lu 24 bourn. We are prepared to make a big drive on them, too. As to prices, well, come and see, , Dry stovewood $1.60 per load deliv ered. Leave orders at Green's grocery tore on Willamette street, between lh aud 10th. To remove a tmubtreonie corn o tin n Inn: Klret sonk tbe corn or bunion In warm water to aofien it, then pare It down as chwely as pomlole without drawing blood and apply Chamberlain's Pain Halm twice dally; riihblug vigorously for five minute a each application. A corn plute ahould be worn lor a few days, to pro trot It from the shoe. As a general liniment for spralna, hrulsew, lameneas ami rheumatism, t'aln Halm ia , uualed. Koraalehy W L, I Land's, I Drug blore. , QOOOO0OOOOOOO0OOOG009O00OO All Kind of I W 1 neaters... PrJo' cAir "" Charter Oak Nous GRANITE WARE. S. L. OOOOOOO0OO000000G0S3 00001) ..Something New.. AT Day A Henderson,.. Cut order Carpets, see Them. Fmest Sine of Ever brought to Eugene just opened. They are of the latest finish end handsomely framed. Cull at once and inspect them. An ornament to the home and an acceptable present. UfUVESiyY BOOKSTORE, " 6 HILLEB- prieir- SMOKE. Mount Hood H igh Grade Jioc Cigar F. A Village Blacksmith Saved His Little Son's Life. Mr H H Black, the well-known village blacksmith at Orahamavllle, Bullivan Co.. N. Y says: "Our little. son, five years old, bas always been subject to oroup, and so bad bave tbe aiiaoas Deen mat we nave reared many tlmm that be would die. We have had the doctor and used many .medi cines, but Chamberlain's Cough Reme dy la now our sole rellanoe. It seeme to dissolve tbe tounh mucus ana tv giving Irequent dotes wben the orouny symptoms appear we bave found that ins areaaea oroup is ourea Deiore It gets settled." Tbers Is no danger In giving this remedy for itoontalns no opium or other Injurious drug and may be given as confidently to a babe as to an adult. For sale by W L Ds Lano. Coming. Some attraotlve designs In photo mounts, from tbe East, selected par ticularly for the holiday trade. The swellest little photo yet conoeived Is the new oval, The Oalnuboro. You will all want some when you see them, so can early for a sitting. We must bave time to do justice to you. Ap pointments therefore preferred. Cloudy days good. Best hours from 10 to o'olook. Dokris Anr Oallkky. Eugene, Or, Wanted, To trade, a small Im proved ranoh, three miles from rail road atatlon In Lane onuuty, for prop erty In- Eugene. Inquire at Guakd ofBoe for particulars. The Corner Drug Store bas just re ceived a nice line of sundries for the holiday trade. Call and see them. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears th. . " Blgratnr of ir&ajtt&IeZd&t Modern Photography- careful attention given io every sucject un der the skylight and in finishing of all portrait work at the The Hoffman W OZtlQLtR. PROPNIKTON SUNDAY DINNER 50o .IUOINK. OREGON. o o & It is Hie t tttMt on lIim market batter uiadi made. o o a a KITCHEN UTENSILS- LONG Come and 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW; and where to secure hltfh grade ; wines and liquors, to gut the bent and pure-it at low prices, Yuucnn always find the very choicest viu tgesinctareU, Burgundies, Rhine wine, champagnea, an i every thing in the bent toble win en, with the beat brnjuetand finest flavors, as well tut choice oM whiskies', ale, potter aud beer at( W. M. RENSHAW'S Eugene. Oregon." C. Potts Manufacturer- 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 DYEING & CLEANING WORKS EUGENE FLORENCE STAGUi L.1NE. E. BANGS, Proprietor, Stage leaves Eugene for Florence jjaiiy except rjumiay at 6 a in Koturnlug stage leaves Florence for Eugene daily exoept Hundaya at i p 111 Saturdays at 8 a m. Arrives lu Eugeue at 6 p m the day luuuvv lug. SINOLE FARE. HOUNU TK1P Tickets for lale at K Eugeue, or at Bmu Hhhm' livery J. L. PAGE DXA.LKB IN Groceries Having a LarRe and Coiiipletegtock of Btaple anrl anoy Gniwriea bought lu the boat markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOB CASH, t oan oitor thn vubllo bettor prices vi.t auV uiunr m use iu CtlKellO. Central Market, llUIIW PROPHIKTORS Williteca cor,3lan!!j en hand a full supplj BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Which thry will wll at the lowwt uarket prlet. 4 tilr sure of He ciMlc Di;rci:ie sciicitca t TO THE KARSIKI'S. i We will ytj t!,e tiik-hiwt nmrki-t rinoe Bhou on Willamette St., ki ;t ; ! : i-- I-" "( N. " feu l art al Ui oltf j 'tMoicaaiaa Tirrh""' iuallsliea. BUH1XKHH CAFU ATTOKNKYSATLAW. M WILLIAMS, ATTOHNKY-AT-LAW Collectiona a siieclaltv. Jiti Over Lane County Bank, blLYLU, ATTOltNrJY-AT-LAW Jliiie- -Over Finit National Bank. Euoehx, Obkooh. 0 WOODCOCK, ATTOltNEY-AT-LAW. Office One-half block south of ChrUmau Blk KtQKNK, OkBOOtf. ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's, KUQENB OKSaON. HELM US W THOMPSON 0HA8 A HARDY rjlHOMPaON & HARDY, ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW. Office In First National liank Building. Practice in aU tbe courts. Euqxnk, Orsqon. QE0, B DOERI8. ATTORNEY ft COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will practice in all the courts of the Second Judicial District and in the Hupreme Court of the state. Seciul attention given to collections and mat Urn in probate. Office First National Bank Bldg, Koomn 1, 2 and 3. MEDICAL. D RJW HARRIS. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office Orer Wilkina & LInn'adruK store. Olhce Honrs 9 fa. W a m; 2 to 5 suit 7 io Residence Kerry street between 11th and 12tb. JJAINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Offices In ChriBman Block. Special attention to surgery and surgical dis esMflsof women. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. Kccieki, Okioos D R O BIDDLE, DENTIST lOfiice-OnOliire street, between Fifth and hixth streets one block west of Minnesota Hotel. FIRST Hatioaal Bank Of Eugono. Paid up Cash Caoital S50.000 Surplus 9 - S5O.O0O Eugene, Oregon. GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS L Done nn r ta uiaMa j.' .i. drafti on Chlcajfo, n FranciBco nd Port- muii, ureKon. Bills of exchangf ld on iWign oenntrie DepoBito received uhiwt tn r.h, nm CAt of deposit. AU colleotioni entru8ted.to tu will reoeive prompt atteotion. T G HurnRiou, President, S B Kakin, Vice Preaidta P. E. S NO DOR ABB, Cashier. L. H. Pottkb, Aas't Gaahier EUGENE Loan oSaviiifis Bank Of Eugene, Oregon.; Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus $50,000 2,500 UL NER AL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS' "" FAVOSASLC TERMS. VM,??n Ot th. wMiecuons receive our prompt attention tit, audcouutj Warraiu bouahtf . SHOWN, D. . PAINE, Vlca Praildtnt. W. W. BROWN, Aast Cashlsr F. W. 0SBUHN. aihlcr. LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. Ettaollahad la I8SI. Oldail !" In th. Count,. EirtralBidirttusirts$inh tranche transacted on favorable terms. A.O.HOVEt1Pr(,rtr.I,t It. H. IHIVKY. Arst Cashier. NOTICE 10 Cr.EDITOKS, Notice Is hrrtbv civpn 11. .i ti.- 3 iitticdLus lwn.'W il.. -..'..-.!"""": Lan. county, OrcKon, anpoi,, .dmini" trator of the e.'ate of V ad. Allpr.l.n.havii claim, aeainst' MM, slat, are hereby (noTiflcd to T" if K T'sai,.!. ' l"iM '"'oflir; moiitbs item tbe dale hereof. 1 () A Pin. tll. drt-v.iKfil. Camp. r u Klwol; llrii i..j;i tu , i, Arirm.y f, r Him,. Of ge n, Nov lu, 1M0. Sheriff s Sale on Foreclosure Notice ia herd by given that by virtue of an execution duly Ueued out of tbe Cnciiit Court of the Btuteof Orcgm for the ctuuiy uf Lane, on the Kightot-uih day if October, llMA), ou a judgment rendered in aaiO Conn on the Fourteenth day of bep.eiubtr, t'. 00, for the nuiu of Eight hundred sod twenty- lite and yti. 100 dollars, end tbe fuithur uuui of Tbuty three and 05. 100 dollars oohui, which judgment wus enrolled uud docketed iu the Clerk's olllcu uf end Court in laid county on the Fifteenth dity of October, liHHJ, in a Hint whtrein i. b. Lobdell was plain till' and Horace tlaywaid and Bertha Huyward were defendants, aud again it tbe said defendants, Horace Huy ward and Bertha Uayward, and on a de cree of foreclosure aud order of sale ren dered in mid Court, commanding me iu older io satisfy fluid judgment of Eight hundred aud twenty-rive aud ftt.lOO dollars and Thirty three and 05. 10U dollars coats and accruing ousts, to Bell the following described real property, tu-wit: Beginning at a point 72. Ul chains east of lund claim 45, INotitioation 2244, in sec tion 24, township 17, range 4 west! run east 2U.09 chains, north 24 degrees 31 sec onds, west 37,4b cbaioB, thence west 7.12 chains, sooth 10 degrees 27 seconds, east G,uy ohaius, South 24 degrees 30 stoot.ds, eaBt H. Hi chains, south 21 degrees 45 seu onds, east 13.4b chains, soutn lb degree 30 seconds east to a point due east of a point 5.35 chains north, 17 degrees west from the place of beginning; thence weBt to said poiut 5.35 chains, north 17 de grees weBt, from beginning and thence bouth 17 degrees, east 5.35 chains tu beginning, containing 37.27 aoreB more or less, situated in Laue County, Oregon. Now therefore; In the name of ihe State of Oregon, and iu oompliance with said writ and order of eule, 1 will otter for sale the above detcriued premises, at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, snb jeot to redemption, at the South door of the County Court House, in Eugene, Laue County, Oregon, ou Wednesday, the 6th day of December, liKJU, betweeu the hours ot u o clock a, m, and 4 o cluK p. m. to-wit, at one o'olock p. m. on said day, Dated this 24th day of Ootuber, 1000. W. W. W minus. Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. Estate of GEORGE R. REDKORD. Administrator Sale of Real Property, NOTICE In hereby given that, by virtue of an order of the County Court ol Lane County. State or Uregon, made to-wit: October 15tMytK, autliurlitiiig and directing K. P. lledford, Admin iutrutorofHaicl estate, to Hell the real uroneriv belonging Tii said estate to pay claims ugaiimt duiu cBinic itiiu eAi-eiihea 01 uuminisiraiiou, Now therefore, lu compliance with said order. I will ollur lor bale at 1'ubUc Auction, at the Lourt uouse aoor ol taid LaneCounty, on the 1st day of December, latX), between the hours of nine o'clock A.M. and four o ciock f- a. ol nam day, at one o clock, the fol lowing described real property fur mile, to-wit: The North half of the Norlh-East W and the South-Kust of the Nurlh-Kast XA of bection Four, iu Tp. at) South Kunge 1 West, containing iaj uijcs ui iaiiu in i.Hiit i,ouuiy, uregon. Terms of sale Cash, hiihi.-nt tocni.iirnirttlnn. If 110 bidders, then after said date I will sell n private suie. E. P. BEDFORD, Geo. B. DoftitiH, Admiuistrttor. Attorney. ESTATE OF A. V. PETERS. Administrator's Sale of Ileal Prtmtrht. "MOT1CE is hereby given, that by virtue of an order of the County Court of Lano County. v. un-,tiM, imiuo iu-wii; i.iin uay oi ucto bur. I'JOO. nuiliiiriniir ,iiwl .ltr,..t(i,.r i:,.P.,. u Dorris, Adminititralor of tmid estate, to hell Lots """'v, Twoaml Three in lilock iiuiuberThree ui Mmiigun S AiiiiiUuii on the East of Kugene .a snm v-uumj, io pay me mongage tuero on and other cIihidr. ml'i,hki e,ni ovii. Now tlierefore. in couiphancu with tsuid order and decree, 1 will otl'er lor sale, at rublioAue- nun, ut mo ,uurt nouse uooroisald Lunecouii' ty,ou SntUtllrtV. thn 1st 1n nf nr,n,nl,n. inry between the hours of nine o clock A. hi, and four o'clock KM. of tmid day, at one o'clock, the aforesaid debcribed real proiwrty to the hntheBt fur cunIi. t-Hitl Sllle SllblPft tnennArmallni. if no bidders then alter said date I will aell at UKORUE I.. DOKKIS, Admiuistralor. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given, that Milton A. VeBch, eiecutor of the estate of William Veaoh, doccased, has filed his final account in the matter oi euid estute, in tbe Count, Court ol Lane Count,, Oregon, and Mon day, tbe 7th day of Jammrv. 10OI. m il, hour of,l o'clock p. m. of that day, has been ..cu wy amu uuurs ior tne nearing of ob jections to said account, and for the final settlement of said estate. Dated, Nov. , 1U0O: Milton A, Veaoh, t r, , Exeontor. L. Biykp, Atty for said Estate. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that . M. Mo fherBon, adminiBtrator ot tbe estate of O. t . Cleaver, deceased, has filtd his final ao oonut ob such adminiBtrator with the Clerk of tbe Couuty Court of Une Coonty, Ore aon, and the said Court has filed Monday, tbe fith day of Novmber, 11)00, at the hour ot 10 o'clock a. ni.. at ii.u n..., u said Court, in Eugene, Oregon, lor the hearing of objections, i.' any, to said final BOCOQDtt P.M. MoPhkbsok, Administrator EHtate ol C. F. Cleaver, deoeased. M. O. Wmma, Atty for said estate. Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby given that F. M, Wilkins ?h. ''Vf 1 '"ninistrator o Hone8,'i:jLliB"D.de'!sed- "y o t - wuuiy jauaze ol said Lane county. All peraonB having claims agatnst said estate are hereby notified to present the same to the administrate within six mon.ha from the date of th ?.-'cfl! "",bAhe,,e5f:r ucll "ttli' ... wv, morris in EllB F. M. WiLxniB, , Administrator. Oao. B. Dorbis, Att'v. for Estate) Notice to Creditors. Katate of A. V. Peters, deceaseel. . XSotice ia herebv uivn ),.. n.. . Lane Couuty. Ori,,n ai, .. f. ol v!.?".? J'-!'Ke l;ity, over th. F,r. 7 "T.'Sftrv AU claiu?.' m, ..Lucwum A.lminietrator. Administrator's Notice, Nolle, Is lierely given that th. nn.lt i uuiaoroiuyol August, iihii) Ail. KM )T L ktlLTKt;, Attorney.10' Notice to Creditors. a? ''1!Z.k!2?.Jte?S '""ler.i.ned Lay. cunt 't,, "ZcViTjt S'i''", ' Sheriff, Sale on ro'cioi. on the ii T,t z rsj iJ25 am uo-iuo don.;, .r " ":,J luriuersuuol ekvtD '! ""ud. in awd count, on U, Js,?"''' U ..lahUlU-andUNS'U against th 8aid dslendauMiw''Wii wndtrtd in said wart, col Vr 2 accruing cost, lo soil inJ","'" acr.Wd real property to. i tcwnBbip number (31) 'UK vwo (a) east nmriiliai. I.. t . 'ho Will...." taming 62-69 acres. CUt' 0,tli. All Iho Bontliwest nuuiber tbirty.,wo (32) , sixteen (Itl) sonlh ,,(7 ' .""""PsoeS iiie niuauiette ttMidwiL to 7 ' (160) on.comainingo,- ow therefore : In ih. r,.- of "toKUU in oom.,1..." aaia writ anA a -MTJ will offer for Bale the abo" dt bove dtMHK.j.1 1 ...... a. yuuuo auction, to tin, h, u for oasb subject to re'dX l door of the county court i n?" " """ Lane County OtZT'J '. Ej2 . - . m aua o'clock D m ,. " one o'clock pm ous.id da,P m waiTOiuiBMthdajol Oclol,, m Sheriff of T..n.n-''. Vk. ' AD41INIHTBATU1'sTalis7"' virtue of ttu order of 8ttiu dulv entered nf rnr.i-ri k 1 Linn county, Oruo u LT November, 1800, autbor.zC.iZj'''' ermg tbe undesigned a, lb? S of the emate of luurv u Hi-i,.. 1 m!,t to make hale ol the real . III. Kali T-i. . the hour of o.,e o'cl jck u m o( '7 the front door of tbe couu",, cciatf tugene, Lane county, Oi.goB.0liJ! ior cash in baud to the hiaus t hSu , .be right title and tnJ? M?,'y H'ok"on- i'aed. in vi VS lollowing described teal p.cpen, ,jt" Lane county Or, gon, toW: IS btredoneOJ.t.ol'iJ.thrte (3), Z7 five (5) aud six (6) in section 2 , i7J of range 8 east ol me Wiluu,e,,e'mti2 Oregon, and containing H6 Bgiou i2 all being situate in Laue conntv Orif. Datedlhia tbe lotb day ol NotSa,, . , . . J It Wjiii, Administrator of the estute of Mrv C Hid. Bon, deceased. NOTICE OF FINAL BE1TLEMES1. iiouceinnereoy given tbM too Mfe signed, admiiiiBirnto oi the tlltu t uuaueiu o. Linton, oettuBid, Lubt ine liouuty uourt ct Li.no ccntij, b final account as acminisiTHtcr ol md tate, and that said Count) Cot.ri bis m Thuisday, November bill, 1HW), o'olock m, ii tbe time, r.d si the ant houBe in Eugene Baid coiimy an die 0m for examining said final o-count ua tu final Bettlemeut of said estate, ill pem interested in said uiatter aie h.reby ion lied to resent any ocjfcuoua ih-T baita Baid final account ou or beicie imu iiikiui of November. Uated, Eugene, Oregon, Oct 4 lb, 110 IS. K. WiLLLim, Adminislrstor oi saio fcnuu. E. E. Skipwoi.tii, Alt) fur Adui'r. NOTICE TO CHEDIIOhS. Notice is bereb given that tbe Qnlrr signed has been ag-poinud by tbe Cooutj Court of Lane County, Ortgoii, hou.!!, trator of tbe estate ot Minium Jofctitd deceased All peisots bavn g citinb ti'ii said esta te are hereby nctitied to ptita tbcm with the propel vouchers tr tu nndersigned at the law office of A C Vtu! cock in Eugene, Late County, Ongoi within six months from Ihe dale olll notice. Sated September la, I'JOO. " AC Woonooa, Administrator of the Estate of Margin JobUBton, deceased. NOTICE TO CBED1T0B3. . Notice ia hereby aiven that the tuxfot- Bigned bas been appointed by tbe Coontr Court of Lane County,' Oregon, ndmiou trxtorof the estate of James W. bbeldoa deceased. All persouB huvingclaimaieiiiu emu estate are nereny Eoi'neu ui uicu them with the proper vouchers to the to dersigued at Ibe law office of A. 0 Woodcock, in Engrne, Laue Countf Oregon, within Bix months from the date I this notice. Dated Ootober tbe 9th, 1DC0. L. D. Fobbut, AmtnintrAliirof the eHtate of James VV . Sbuldoo, aeosKJ. NOTICE TO CKEDITOBS. Notice Ib hereby given tbt the ncdrf signed bas bean duly appointed l; tbi Couuty Conn of Lbhb County, BdmiDislji lor of the estate ol David (i G. Glly," ceased, aud all peraom haviig oImbi against said estate are bin by iiuiified It present Ibe eame lo me, only verified, at the law office of E. It. tSkipwortli iDJJngme. within six months from the date hereol ' Dated, Eugene, Oregon, October o, M. Hi.viir Sruan, Adminljtrator ol Ibe "state ol David ti. O (.ialil' , iltrvaaM E. R Skivwoktu, Att'y for Admin'jtratcr. NOTUE OF FINAL SET tLKMENT. Notice is hereby Riven hi' ibt signed, adminisna'rix ol tbe entatf of Ji bs A. Hughes, deceased, has filed ber tnal account in tbe matter ol "aid es'alr in ibj connty oontt ol Laneooun y, On gon. n d all persons interested are henbv totiW. that Hone'ny, th6 3rd day ol Uecemt". 1UO0, at tbe hour of oi.e o'deck Intw alternoon of said dny has leii fij'dbj jj court for Ihe hearing ol ol jic ioiis 10 "i acconnt, and for tho final m iiiementotrtU estate. Dated this 17lh di.y of Oct 'It, WO- S. J IIlOBIS, Admlliistrnltix n( nid ent'lr. Ii. lltl.tno, ally for said estate. NOTICE TO CltEHI'OilS. Notice ia hereby aiven that AriUr B. Tail and 8 It. Ei.kinbaM' 1 Holy pointed, by tl,e CVntity C rt ( b' County, Ongi.n, cjitulorf o' tbe 1 and tfnatiifut and etatr i f .M n 1 t'. f" censed. All pe-r"on haviia il. ac' said eslnln re brr. Im r ; l'ti. cl I- I"'"' thenaron, dnlt virittfo r .th H vonch. r, to the e Jwnfrs at ' l ',ni' of L. T. Harris, in Eugene. Jf Oregon, wiihin en mnlLs fr m " tbis notice. ,,M Date.l ib. a Hih day cf I v.. A liW Anbur I). Tall. S. 11 Ealin. , Executors rf the I t will aid te""'" ind estate ni JoLn tail, "n-H'ii L. T. llnrria, AHorniy for tslsta.