THE EUQENE CITY GUARD.
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 20, 1831
Male of Purtiri la the Home.
Now that tlio full numW of mera
hen of the Houm of Representative is
fleeted, it is potitilile to nUt with cer
tainty what the respective atrcngth of
parties in it will I. The following is
a correct classification:
Republican 140
DwiicraU 13fj
Firui.'iiliai'kiiri .... 8
Total
Readju stent 2
Independent.... 1
293
Tim Republican, will lack one of
majority of the whole, and will there
fore bo undi-r the necessity of opening
negotiations with somebody. It appears
that there will have to be a Maliotia
and a Davis in the House as well as in
the Senate But we have no douU of
the entire success of the Republicans in
securing "the balance of power" in the
one chamber as they did in the other.
The control of the Federal patronage
will so've them in both cases equally
welL But this is not a promising eon
dition of policies. With parties so
evenly Manced little will be accom
pliahnd.
Virginia Bondi
Advices from London state that'
since the success of tlio llepudiators in
Virginia the bonds of that State have
fallen six per cent Tlio fall in the
market value of the bonds is not the
worst foature of tlio unfortunate affair.
There is the los in good name, good
faith, honor and decency. In the op
eration the Republicans acted the part
of the man who could not beat bis op- apprehend
ponent by fair means, so lio joined a
party of highwaymen to help rob him.
The Republican party has been the
The Smallpox.
SUBSIDING AT JtEW TACOMA.
New Tacoma, Nov. 22. Do us the
justice to publish the following: At
the last report, there were 32 cases of
smallpox under quarantine. To-day
tLere are only 1 0 cases in. New Tacoma
two of which are(Chinameu, showing a
decrease of one-half.. Since the 18th
there have been but two new cases and
one death, that of a Chinaman. This
favorable showing is due to enforce
a
merit oi strict rates: no expense or
pains having been spared. We protest
against the publication of false reports
by newspapers of neighboring towns.
David Lister, Mayor,
F. B. H. Wino, Health Officer.
Also atDaytox.
Daytox, Nov. 22. Following is the
report of the health officer to the board
of health of the city of Dayton, I here
with report a great amelioration of the
condition of the smillpox in this city
owing no doubt to the strict execution
of the measures adopted by your board
a few weeks ago to prevent the spread of
the contagion. Following is the sum
niary of the present status: Numlier
of houses remaining under quarantine,
sixteen; Number of persons who hove
or recently bad smallpox and are yet
under quarantine, 30; number of hospi
tal patients, 15; total, 4 5. Six of the
houses will be disinfected within tho
next five days, and 20 patients dis
charged from quarantine. Only three
new cases were reported within the last
week. Most of the patients are conva
lescent. With one exception. I do ftot
a fatal result in any of
them.
Dn. M. FlKTRZYCKI,
Health Officer.
prime mover in many a disgraceful To John Brunning, D. C. Guernsey,
transaction, from stealing carpets from A. W. Sargent, board of health cora-
the Treasury building to stealing the mittee.
Presidency itself, but it was never en
mured in a meaner business than help- JudKn Stott " N" Stata Circuit
" " . n .
ing men who never paid any taxes to un recently rendered a decree grant
prevent the men who could and would in8 10 1,10 0re8n & California Rail
provide the means to save the honor of roa(, 1,1 fee mple, of fourteen blocks
I of land in the lower nart of the citv of
cess is eratifvinir and is freouentlv Port,ftnd' vaIuoJ no ttt $250,000. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
profitable, but it may be purchased at Tl'" "uit ha Wu in progress several -vroTICK IS HERKItY GIVE THAT
ia I,;,. I, . ...j it.. t i.i. I years. In I8 I the land was eivm tn M-V
' 1 ll... r..i n r , ..
I mu i cnii-ru wrpiron lunirnan nv tlio
Sheriff's Sale.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
by virtue of an extcution duly issued
out rf the Circuit Cunrt ol the SUt of Or.
j(on for tlw Couuty of Lane, on th JCtb day
of Nov. 1881, by the Clerk thereof, and to
ma directed spun a lurtgiueut and- decree of
forelcosur. rendered id id court on the 0th
dar of Nv. 1881. iu a suit then am) there
pending wherein Ira liawley wu plaiutilT
nod Win. M. v miner, Kosiua Whitney sod
8. H. Friendly were Defendant, in favor of
Ira Hawley, Plaintiff, and against Wm. M
Wbituey aod Koaina Whitney, Defendant.
for th sum of $989, with interest thereon at
the rate of twelve per cent, per annum from
th date of tid judgment, together with tho
cost and dnuurtnt nt of said luit aud ex
penae of sale, and for the foreclotnre of th
mortgaged premise deicribed a follows, w
wit : The Sontb half of thedoaation land claim
Win. M. Whitney and Rosina Witney, hi
wife, Not. fin. 772, Claim No. 51, being
part of 8eo. IS, 21 and 28 iu T. 21 8 , R. 3
Wt, and 40 acre off th 8onth aide of th
North balf of laid donation claim, adjoining
said oontD htu, ail in Lan. Uouoty, Oregon.
How, tlienrtore, by virtae of said xeco
tioa I will tell th above described mori
gaged premise at publio Auction, to the high
t bidder, at tbe Court Houae door iu Ku
gea City, Lane County, Oregon, ou
Tuesday, Dee, 27, 1SS1,
between the hour of 0 o'clock A. M. and 4
o'clock P. M. of said day.
Ttaxs : Catb.
J.M. 8HELLEY,
Sheriff of Lao County, Oregon
Dated this 23d day of Nov., 1881.
Sheriffs Sale.
NOTICE M HEREBY GIVEN THAT
by vfa-tne of an execution duly issued out
of th Circuit Court of th State of Oregon, for
th Lorn my ol Lne, by tne Ulerk thereof, and
to m directed, on to-wit: Nov: IB. 1881. upon
a judgment and decree of foreclosure, rendered
in aaid Court on the 8th day of November,
1881. in favor of BellJenningi, Plaintiff, and
azaiust R. M. C. Hale, Defendant, for tbe
sum of fS.ua 41, with Interest thereon at the
rate of eleven per cent: per annum from the
date of said judgment, together witb the cost
and disbursement of said suit and expenses of
sale, ana for the foreclosure of th mortgaged
premise dcecrilied a follows, to-wit: Begin
ning at the 8. W. onnier of the donation land
cfaim of Benjamin iiavia and wife, claim Mo.
45, T. 17 a, R. 4 W. running theuco North
33.19 chs., thenc ICart 30.13 cli., thence South
33.19 chs., thenc West 30.13 chs., to th
place of beginning, containing 100 acre more
or less, In Lm County, Oregon.
JSow, therefore, by virtue of aaid Kxeco
tioa I will sell tbe above descrilcd mort
gaged premise at publio auction, to the
highest bidder, at th Uonrt House door in
Eugene City, I-ane County, Oregon, an
Tuesday, Dec. 27, 1881,
between the hours of 9 o'clock A. II. ami 4
o'clock P. M. of said day.
Tisms ; Casb.
J. SI. SHELLEY,
Sheriff of Lann County, Oiegon.
Dated this 23I day f Nov., ISSI.
rill find that out before long.
k Tcperiblc Politician.
A very suggostive paragraph appears
in the dispatohss sent to the Chicago
Timet by the Washington correspond
nt of that journal. After describing
the splendid house which Dlaine is
Couch heirs for depot purposes. It
was then valued at about $10,000. lien ia the " STERLING HILL, Adm'r.
Sterling Hill, administrator of tbe extate
of H. O. Davenport, deceased, has filed his
final account fir settlement of said estate; anil
Monday, tbe 2nd dny of January, 1882, has
been ant by order of the County Court for hear-
beside.
irn-j... . . .
nuimunjr iook possession in ins own
name, and afterword deeded it to his
son, Bn llolladay, Jr., and the latfer'i
wife. An action was brought by the
railroad company against the Holladoys
building at Washington, the estimated ?"0V', 8,ated w,lh WnO damages
cost of whiMj is $80,000, the writer
a ...
adds : "Ulame is said to bo worth about
$1,000,000." So Ingersoll's Knight
did not wear those snowy nlumes in
v a
vain. Surely the professional pursuit
of politic will have to bo set down
among the occupations to which men
may devote their time and energies and
be rewarded, not only with place and
prominence, but also pelf. A million
of dollars is a huge pile of mammon's
TI... 1I ..I . .
j in- BMiiiigion correspondent ot a
Republican paper exultingly inquires:
"And what is to hinder Muhone from
being the Republican candidate for
Vice President in 188-1 f" Nothing in
the world but the keen political samici
G. B. DORR 14. Att'v.
Nov. 12, 1881.
Marsiiars Sale.
fTUKEN Ul' IX EUGENE CITY, NO
X vemher -lib. ISSI, one bey horse about
10 or 12 years old, about lj lianas high,
with iMith collar and saddle Murks.
Said horse will lie sold at mibliesald t the
highost bnliler ou rrulay, December 2ud,
imi, unless oanea lor ami cnarges paid.
isrms ol auie cash.
OREX MOORE, City Marshal
Euene aty Nov. II, 1881.
T AND Mi STORE.
A. HUNT, Proirietor.
Shop on Willamette street, 2nd door north
of Hardware store, tugene uty, ur,
will hereafter keep a loomplet stock of
-AND-
CHILDREN'S SHOES
Ualtera, Cloth and Kid,
Button Iloo(,
Nllppersi, white and llstl
KandaN,
tnhkl(lihoei.
NEKf .GOODS!
MENS & BOYS
riNIiSD HEAVY
BOOTS & SHOES
And in fact everything in the BOOT and
SHOE line, to which I Intend to devote ni
special attention.
MY GOODS
Wert manufactured to order.
ARE FIRST CLASS
And guaranteed a represented, and will be
sold for th lowest prices tlmt a good article
an be afforded. apr27-78tf A. HINT.
GOME AND SEE
R. G. CALLISON
Next boor to 8. ' H. Friendly, and get your
HOOKS, STATIONERY AND GRO
CERIES.
lie i always on hand ready and waiting t
i -. - n .i .it i : i
accommmiaie ins vusouien wiva iuu aulas
of food for
MIND tfND BODY.
And can furnish a SMOKE to those desiringa
A GOOD. CIGAR, OR TOBACCO
To those who use the narcotic plant
CHEAP for CASH
Goods dedrered to any part of the city fre
oharg. R G. CALLISON.
King of the Blood
Is not a "wraU: U Is a blood porMer and tools.
Impurity of blood pMons tb. ijrM.01, deranve
the iliriilalloo, and Kiu. Indum imiit dUorders.
kuown by dlircrenl nnnirs to dUtlnmiah l hem ao
eorrtlii iu effects, but brine reallr branch, or
pM of ihiit Kn-.t fHtinlc rttoorricr, laiDaritr
ruioed. Sui-bMrZiHijMi, fiilwwmtu, Lirr
Compl.nnt, Vuntt ip.Uioit. Srrnm Ditnrdm, Head
nelut, IkwIrno'icUrru-rol WtnkM, Hnati Mlfau.
Vrrpiy Kulnc Ihneum, ;., JiUmIIm, Co-
KieillUn: rfr.p. Kin. nf I L. m..Jr....J
li iCI-ml.u sad 1?5iV,M.BVee la
i UtlUll lorthe tllirtMiK. ' Kw ltmw.i.1. A .
bplilK, Seo t-.-liii.nlaJ.. difwtions ., In psm
phlet, "Tmnll-. on HI of the Blood."
rspvd smnnd ea hloti!e.
. US01I, SOS 10., Propi., Buffalo, 5. T.
G. BETTMAN,
SUCCESSOR TO ROSENBfiTT4 CO., TAKES PLEASURE IN INFORMIVr-1.
Clothing, Dress Goods, Dry Goods
Boots and Shoes, Hats and 9
Groceries; also a lot of
200 LADIES CLOAKS & ULSTERS,
Of the Neweirf; Styles whMi have been bmijjlit at a Iari Sale at a GREAT 8APKTVip
wnicn benefit of itbUUlfcJJ I'JllUS M will glv to the Jjklie of this Countv. '
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THEM AND CET PRICES BEFORE PURCHASING.
This stoct is all Fresh and New and you dont Buy Remnants
Country Produce. Wool. Bacon. Buttp.p. Pre
Chickens, Etc., bought at the highest price. '
G. BETTMAN, at the Old Corner.
GENERAL
EEMCTIOI
Of the
kinds
Prices of all
of Goods for
the purpose ol re
ducing my stock.
S. H Friendly.
HOTICE TOJREDITOBS.
TfTrL, fa irrnt'DV nnni irtiin
.,. f, ... , , - i raj uinn i-, jicunui unr,. jll.ll
it tn 1110 xvrpuuncan leaaers. and t ICV 1 T. U. Hendricks has been oi.noir.ted ad
arc not famous for handicapping either TbVlhy CooLS
their party or themselves with a man 0,'on' All ponmm hviny clainn znnnt
sL.t.A 11 tii Wil twtatc aru hereby notified to preent the
man iiuiu iiinLiun wninn w hi lumn. i itma n ib. ..i :..:.
111 1 -ism awuiir iuo a- btiu IMIH HlUllUUIbrlA)r WiljIllH 1
wiiiuii wouiu weign many nun. craU 0 ev.PV ,,,, . ,.. ., ,. I month, from th . date,
dred rounds and wouU (.k. m.n. . .. .. . ' "", . T. U. HKNUKICKS, Admuiistrator.
"V - PUrPOSe OI (It'tOALllll? him .IoRHUA J. WALToS. Atfr for mtittn.
. . iti-' n i . . : ' '
wearj nour even to count, much less to - T t sot, is, ihmi.
arn. I u lnlo tiUltnau wna lmmrr mnvaul iiatiap ap ritisi aptm paamv
a zo:;r,"7'"' nuiiot ur niial atiiLtivitNi.
wa vaiu VUUIV IVUUI VU lyHH
The Irish Land let.
m a I
van guarded by policeman, lust Satur- "r0TICE 19 HKREBY GIVEN THAT
i.1 th nndersimed xlmiuistrator of the
estata of Jacob Luce, deceased, ha filed his
account for final settlement, and the 1st Mon
day in January, 1882, is set for final hearing.
n. u. nuaruix, Administrator.
Josuca J. Walton, Att'y. for estate.
OV. Vi, iwi.
Xtia ntviAAr1ltin. ,inft lllA T .,1. F.nJ I I n U .A M V 1 . 1 I
.... r..u,.,()..,Uv, lllsu iu .n.j, o .u uoi, nit i)y aa unknown
Act bo far item to hava inured graatly man mounted on horjehack. the hall
to th banofit of the tenants, . In near merely scratching one of his hands.
1 a la
ij erory instance rsnU have been great- a man namen Jones was arrosted and
ly reduced. On the other hand, the charged with tho commission of the
landlords are squealing terribly. So crime, and his bail fixml at $5,000.
far thev aeom to have nrcdicated thnirl
, r I n , . ,
raUa for rent on their own necessities. I . i n9 UD,ur of insane persons in the
and notthe reasonable value of th.W Und T'" Tut down T "pert
The rnd nonet. An nnt tM K.t ouaHiia, nu uie same
tut base their decisions on a reasonable uthonhMMy that roratenlo UtntjL . , . nnimau
per cent, are curable by methods at
present used. except Junction for
F. M. WILKiNS,
MucessKiir SllCLH.x Wll.KINS.
Practical Druggist & Qiemist,
UN'DKK WOOD'S bVl LDIXG,
nr to the (jranire htore, V
street, Kugen Wty lre(;oii
mm,
JIave jut oiiened hill line of frek
Drugs, Medicines & Chemicals.
Also a fine assortment of
Faney and Tollei Articles.
all iixoa or
Mixed J'aints, Lead, Oil,
Varnish, Brushes,
WINDOW GLASS and PUTTY
Whieb they will always sell on reanonabl
terms.
Careful attention girtn to Phyiitian'i Fre
leriptioii.
Robinson & Church,
DEALER IN
SIIELF& HEAVY HARDWARE
HAVE TUB
BestSf lecfed Stock in Oregon
TT,VYE i:oij
XSt the LOW Erf'
lilltlK.
H0. STKKI ,
A XLS ANVILS
AAJLS, IJOJ K
1 le Cl.niii
rd I'nrUt
.TTLKKY,
AS. MSTOI.S.
iLHWPk.irjui,
1M1LKMKXT.S
lilahtiri,' J'owili.r,
FUliin 'J nolle.
Jite., Ktc
W'e invite nn exrr
ihution of our goud
c nt !f rit tl.t
stock will suit th
times.
mi oi
estimate of the value of the land with
out any consideration of mortgages,
rent charges, aottlomenta, etc The
rule may work badly for some of the
landowners wlkose estates are deeply
dipped in dobi, but the general result
will be excellent for the country at
large..
Tbe Trial flioltean.
The trial of Charles J. Guiteav foi
the assassination of President Garfield,
July 2d. is now in progress at Wash
ington. The prisoner is dcfendceT by
his brother-in-law Scoville of Chicago,
who has shown himself able- te- eope
with the able criminal lawyers on the
froaacutioa. The defense acknowl
edges the shooting, but claims that
Guiteau was and is insane, and there
fore not responsible. In court, he is
unruly and is continually interrupting
the proceedings with his remarks,
some of which are sensible, while oth
ers are wild and1 rambling. It will be
hard work for the jury to determine
whether he ia really insaar, or acting
a, well feigned part.
NEW ADVEUTISFMENTS
Citation. THE BOSS
In the County Court of th SUto of Qremn
Coffee & Tea Pot
f.ia. tlx. u...a I I B 1
1 WIV VUUUIJ IH J 4113,
la th- matter of tha MtsiU nt A
ieeMd. riUtion.
M WW . M a... . .
10 'lT';.rnwA '"h'" Hill, Sarah J.
m, iwids roiey, M. . rry, Matilda
Lsmon, Loin Foley Elijah F.ley, and
all other inUrmteiL Ore tine:
IS THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oraem; you ar herebv citeH ui
IA '-- SI.. I ' a . 'II
"I'l'CTM SU 1,11
Sured by TIIREE fPA TENTS.
TDISON MAY FURNISH LIGHT TO
JU th Millions, but th
BOSS COFFEE AND TEA POT
t iu tlx Countr PmiM nl V. c... .1
Oregon fur th County of Um, at th Court
room wereoi; at tuwn City in the County of xtitK a by this prooe, pur y philoaophi
isTowIi JilThl' i W Uy,:,n,1lrT. IMl. Coffee U mad in TWO MINUTES, eib
ai mu clock In the forenoon of thatdav ikn i 1 .1. .t . . .
and ther to ahow cau, if tner. only tb str.BKth and rich aroma, lea
,17? .7T?,nwM mM authoritinu
th sale of Ui following described real prop-
:rthi "iii"' rr.1'1 "uu, to wit!
5, Block l&hj MuUajans doaatioa to Kiifen
VittL!iV.t,,nlj,'(,r,,0' Also the W. of
be N. W. f of 8ec Jst and K. J of th. N. K.
ol SeA.ja.TiK 143, k ;, containina 160
Ul certainly furnish health to all who
the), at by this prooe, pur y philosophical,
ztract-
1 1
. 1 . I " J .Mwupikt, .IN I IVU MVB1, IWlliK
whyiQ wW.UMiMtr- mu ...ek-iT! I tlw NICOTINK and INSOLUBLE mrti
.L 1 .1 ... " T "HsinHiaiUK I
Kr, S.?"?1 tb. berry iu th. filUr.
uiaorstments irom tne reopte we
tMBinj; 160 all Know:
James McClarn.
Capt N L Packard,
J J Walt Jr.
DrLM Davis,
K J McClaaahao
Dr Job. Nkklin,
A Lyachr
Mr E A JudVins,
Mr Frank Crouch,
And aiaay others.
of land in Lmm county. Orecoi
v WrrSSM. th Hna. Tl W IVI.V
r Httjwnty Court" of Um
8EAUV -flinty of Lane, with tk Seal of
V saw court attixed, this th 17th I
J os .xwviDOer, A. 1). 188U
Attwt t
JOEL WARE, Clerkv
IV rORIlIS,.A'dminitrater.
B. F. DORRIS,
DE.VLER IX
Pumps,
Pipes
Metal".
Tinware.
AND
House Furnishing Goods Generally
Wells Driven Promptly
AND
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Willamette Mtrtei,
Eugene Citv. Oregon.
CCg.veek la Tr owm bwi.Tmi t4 IJmISI I
9UQriM. AS-treadi kUixsrr 4 C. rlaa4. at. 1
MOTHERS I mOTHttaa I
Ar you disturbed at aight and broken of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with tb excruciating pain of cutting teeth f If
n, to it one and get a bottle of UBS.
WINPLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. It
will rslieT Ui poor litUe sufferer immediately
depend upon it: ther is no mistake about
Thar is not a mother on earth who ha ever
oaed it, who will not tell you at once that it
will regulate tb bowels, and give rest to th
Bother, anil relief ami health t ) th child. 00-
erating lik. magic. It is perfectly saf to tu
ia all cam, and pleamat to th taetr, ami
She preKripti m of one of the oldest and beat
physicians and aunwa in th United
Sash,
Doors,
Mouldings,
Holman's
For
Pad.
Gh Liver
TliK AND
Stomach, IUm Kidneys,
ausaas, J
And Door Frames
For Sale at greatly re
duced rates.
Hacks,
Waons,
Bues,
Buckooard,
And Waon Material,
To Close Estate of John
Kinsey, deceased.
EEC W. KINSEY,
AGENT.
Euijftne City, April 23, 1881."
TN A IX CASES OF BILIOUSNESS AND
.1 .Mala; 1:1 in every form ana nrcveuiiv and
cure of nil kinds of Fever, Dr. Holman's PAD
is a perfect success; and for Dyspepsia, ick
Uemlai lie iu)d nervous prostration, as the PAD
1 11 dOW t'4 "T" tr-it annihilate the dixesse at
'nine. It remove Ton.idirvnf tin, t.lv.r ..
i restons .1 ni.tiiMl Hctimi of tlio Ktornac!.. It
i ,''t.a,1.1l" m'X LI.H.d Poiors raused
! Y t1he ""J Vf Ciincer. M,laii.d or
I LoiitiHTHW Disewen. nn, vit:,lizts the wbol
r-ie.ii km .Mrfiire k t,-..,. t-nic. It regulate
Ui Liver niiU Ht tui:u !i ho sucressfully
tliatflK'otirn Tr.ieii ifirt,
Pioithwii-1). A. J-oowiH savs: "It is nearer
niiivereal Panacea than anvtliintf in medicine."
J ,ih J done on 1 the principle of Absorption, of
which DR. HOLMAN'S PAD is tb. genuin.
and only true eximnent
u,I,R."v.!4,,',n,?r 'fronislM ns DR.
HilLMAN'SKKNALOP. KIDNKY PAD,
the fet rei.u.Hv in the world and recommendeil
vy ui. aiwuicui J'acury.
OEWAIIE OP BOOLS PADS.
KAC'HCENUfNK HOLM AN PADlnjamtb.
f r . I?" .w "' 'niie Msuip of th HOL
MAN PAD CO. with the almve trad mark
printed in green. Buy none without it
FOR 8.1 Lit UX ALL BRICMilSTS.
DR- HOLMAN'S advice is fre. Full trea
tise sent on application. AddreK
IIOL.tlAN PAD CO.,
P.O. nx2112. 744 Hroadwar. New York.
; If yo wMi to I zy yotgood, cheap, you miui
K to Ui store of
LURCH BROS..
COTTAGE GBOVE.
The keen one of the lan-eat tock of
General Merchandise
OuUM. of P.tU.nd, and they sell goods cheap
er thaa it ran be boufrht aaywhere in th W&
lamett. vall.y.
lb pre
'rmala
StaUa, ot tretj-wher. a cants a bctUe. i STtrywer.
A Coaah, Cold or Nore Throat
should b stopped. Neglect frequently result
lf arable Laws; DIeM r rn
iwaawltsm. BKOU .M'S BUOKC III A I.
s sin iim sr. eertaia t sir relief la
AMlsis Broachllla, r.a(h, Calarrb,
r.aapcl Throat DIhsms.
rorSU pear ta. Iroches bav been recom
mended by physician) and always give per
fect satisfaction. Ther arc not new or un
tried but having been, tested by wide and con
stant us for nearly an entire generation, they
nave atuuneti well m.riMunuiK amongui. lew
staple remedies of th. age. Pafelie a peak
era and Rlagers use them to clear and
strengthen tht V oice. Sold at 2-" cenU a boi
NOTICE TUREDITORS.
JOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
XI C ynUiia Ann McFarfaad ha been ap
pninteij a. minwtrBtrix of th. estata of Jona-
. ...w ia, occeaeM. AU person 6a
mg claim. agaiaM said estate, will present th.
same to the adarinittratrix at th. oftceof G. R.
IHjitw in Lugene ty, within six month
Irom tbe date of this m.tiee.
CYNTHia Ivvir.riBtirr.
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