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tfugcne City Guard. hATU UDAYi 1 AUGUST 22. CHARGES AGAINST BKTAH. Tl.nm have been a good many cliartrei made agirwt Mr V J Bry- an since he has been nominated for the presidency. Some of them have been very silly many of them have been unjust. He has been charged with having too much to say of being too much of an or ator of being too reiligious of treating the Holy Bible irrever ently of being too fond of debating of paying too little taxes of be ing too strong a democrat of co quetting too sprightly with popu liHm of being in the pay of the silver tn'ne owners. These and many other charges have been made againat candidate Urvai;, but wo do think the following is the weakest and silliest we have any where soen: The IJryanB never went into so ciety in Washington, and they nev er entertained. Mrs Iiryan was never known to appear in evening dress during her Washington life, nnd it is said she never possessed a low cut gown or a dreBS with silk linings, while her husband nover owned a dress suit. Mrs Bryan is not handsome, but she has a strik ingly intelligent and strong face, with large, expressive brown eyes and l eavy dark brown hair.always brushed back from her forehead. She despises shams of any kind, and above all, is natural and un affected; and it is said, that, should sholivein Washington she woulp run the affairs of the White House according to her own ideas, and not in the manner of the so-called of ficial society. Nowsnancrg of all shades of DO litical ooinion are now filled with the articles on Bryan and Sewall Many adverse and many favorably but, if you read newspapers you must read miinlv of these men and the creat principles they repre sent. The mention of the other Bide is short and seldom and is con fined to statements that Mr Hanna is outlining national campuin work, or that Hanna s ununciul committee represents so many mil lions of dollars, and tliut Hunna says that Wall Street will coutrib ntn mn mnnv millions of dollars The Itrvan Deonlo and tinners dwell on the men arrayed on their sido and the McKenleyiles computo tne monov renresontod bv their leaders and adherents. Hence, the contort is purely a fight of men against money. Govornor Stone in notifying Mr. Bryan of his nomination said: "Thin mm in nur leader Under his banner and guided by his wis dom we win go lortn 10 conquer T.M. iin rail v everywhere on hill tops and in the valleys and strike lor liomo aim lovea ones and our native land. I havo no doubt ol victory. It is as sure to come as the rising sun. And it will come like a sunburst, scattering the mist aud the nation, exultant ana nap nil trill limit fnrlli lilin a oinnt re III iv-;-- frcbhcd to that high destiny it was designed to accomplish. This man will be president; his administra tion will be a shining epoch in our historv. for ho will leave be hind him a name made illustrious, by great achievements and by deeds that will embalm him ior ever in the hearts and memories of his countrymen." Tho Oregonian asserts that it is very reprehensible in Mr Bryan to . . A 1 . I. .1 array me poor against me ncn, mu laborer auainst the monopolist. Mayhap it is. But who is doing the arraying? It seemes to us it is thn la w. miik niir. law defvini? can . . "-(-! J rt '"i italisls of the class of Hockerfellow, Huntington, Lurnegio, Naiuler- t.itt an. I Ifannu nut. til mention MUM ..., ... . ........ thousands of lesser lights like Steve l'Jlkins and Mat ljuay who are ar ravinir themselves under the ban ner ot MoKlnley. Could any hon est laborer be expected to bo caught in such company? Well hardly. Thoir votes will bo for the Young Hickory, the second A ml row Jack- sou and his name Is m J iry an. Senator Daniel, of Virgiuia, who was the tomporary chairman ol ttu domocratio national convention, Itrarlnir a striking facial resem bianco to the late Kdwin Booth, the actor. The lithoeraphs ol Thnmas W Keene. the tragedian, would servo for pictures of William H Itrvan. throueh the back part id' Brvan's head very closely rceetn lilAsthatof Wilson Barrett, t ho English actor. Currv County Uatette: Wit!) Senator Mitchell espousing lli ainirln irnhl standard, the fille r t thn lain aoain ioints toward Bi ..... .. , , , . 5;er nermann as itio peopie s cnoice or U 8 Senator next winter. Anothkk Onk.-Portland Tele gram: There was a rumor current i u the street last night that O F Mo Coiiiicll, tbe eitiUMllin grand k.epcr of records and seals of Hie Knights of rytldas, at preeent has an emulator here In the wraon of another fiduciary offlccr of a prominent aocrvt order. The rumor was traced to a seemingly authentlo source, but from that quar ter neither a confirmatory statement nor a denial could be elicited, ami further, tin name of the al leired em beizlcr aud tbt order he defrauded, as jet remain upprwsed. A TINS ABOUT fJOlJLT). INCIDENTS SHOWING CHARACTERIS TICS OF THE FINANCIER. B Avoided Nrwmer lira, but m Urnv.r Itrportrr Trapped Him Our Kent On Mm to Jim Keene-llw He Lraraid That Whisky Wm I11 Surveyor. Thero Via uothiiiK ho detested moro than newspaper notoriety, lie used to dodge reporters, nnd only ono of thcra, as far as kuowu, ever fairly outwitted Dim. Fred Skiff, tlio city editor or mo TV.nvr.r Trlhunn. detailed reporter afti r roiortr to interview Mr. Oould during ono of his visits to Colorado, oui cam hronuht Lack word that tlio little rail road king would not bo seen and had posted seiitluels all aloiir tbo uotel cor rlilors to drive Intruders away. Ho BkiCT ot out to do tho Job himself. Ho hunted op a friendly f ullman car coimucior aud borrowed bis uniform, lima no walked Into the hotel and up tbo stairs. "Look a-hi-ro," said bo to mo nrsv scntiuol he met, "what dues Mr. tiould propose to do about that car? i must know ri(l)t away, for if ho isn't to oho it tomorrow I've got to take it back to ChienKO." Tho ontrv know nothlnir about tho car, of count", and advised Skiff to see Gould iiliout it himself. So Skiff sucwsit- fully ran tho Kantlet of tho nair uozi a lackeys, growling all thullmo uooui mo bother of bcliiK comlKilled to attend to other pooplo's budiut. JuiIko Usher, ouo of Gould's attorneys, who was iu consultation with Lis client when the bogus slurping car conductor wan shown iu, immediately recognized Skiff, hav ing known him back in Kansas. "When did you get out of tho news paper business?" inquired tho astonish ed lawyer. "I ain't out oi K, repnoa Skiff, "but I hid toputou this disguiso in order to get in hero to iuterview Mr. Gould." Young mau," said Mr. Gould stern- jjr, it J "u iv n -., j yourself right out of tho room, for I am . 1 A ft 1 I tit va a vtn n.li t:iUA DOC 10 00 luierviuweu. Skiff argued tho point and not being invited to be seated coolly sat down on the floor, "Unless yon put me out," said bfl, "I shall stay hero till you tell mo what our iilons are." This aiulaolty pleased uodki. u limlieil nt I'Mlier. and KCelua tho lawyer .. f . . . IT. chuckling heartily broko out into a loud laugh. Willi wlmt do von want to knowr ho said dually iu thu touo of a man who is wearied With objecting. rikiflT knew ho had triumphed lie produced his notebook, drew tip to the tnhlii at which Gould sat nud set indiu- triously to work putting out questions and noting tho replies. Tho result was a relinliln forecast of tho immense rail road enterprise iu which Gould subso imeiitlv embarked, and of which tho "1 if publio would not otherwise bavo im cu forewimied. Ixiu luiiinr wan tho futo of tho Chi cago reporter who followed Gould by rail down into Indiana ami inmiiy over hauled his s)ecial car nnd kiux-ked at dm door. Sir. ( ou Id responded III Imt- son, and tho reporter held up his card so that bis victim could roan u iiurougn thn uIuhm window. "The Chicago Huglo wants your opin r ion," bo shouted, "ou I ho question ol nifiindiiiir tho (1 1cr cents." Mr O.mlil regarded bilil tlirollllll tin glusa with such a frigid expression that tho interviewer bus shivered at tlio mero liiiiinorv of it ever since, but finally opened tho door on a crack and a.ked "Young man, do you wiuit mur "Yin, sir. I want to interview you ou tho subject of" Mr. Gould iH'L'im to shut the door. "Ou tho subject of thu devil I" yelled tho indignant reporter as ho saw all his hoiH'ft fading nwiiy. "Yoiinif man." said Mr. Gould. oien inn tbo dixir once inoro an inch or two, "mi ilmt Kiiliiis't vim had better see Jim Keene, Ho's got nil tho points nud is anxious to give tlicm nway to spuo oiu ri.u-ii" Gould always believed that tho secret of his ability to overcome others in any contest of wits was his temperate habit of life. Ho never tasted whisky but once. In tho days when he was a surveyor in a small way nnd was mapping n county nu tlui nrnrticul linn of ucttillir lodclnifS and meals of the farmers in exchange for morklug correct sundials on their doorstops ha became tired ono not, dusty afternoon. Ho camo to a country tavern. In his pocket was a 5 cent pteco. It midilimlv sti'iiek him that as a medi cine to relieve faiutuess he ought to buy a glass of whisky with his nickel. "I was Imioriiiit nf bur iis:il'i. " be said once in describing tho incident to a friend, "und so when a glass and a ootllowcre set before ino I filled tho tumbler chock fulL Tlio bartender made no protest, and I swallowed tho big horn. Then I went my way, trundling my wheelbar rnv like inensnro of distaiuvs and OCC.t slonolly tikking tlio bearings with a sex tiuit. Never in my life had my work giuio off half so blithesomely, and for awhile I felt as though making a mapof tho starry heavens instead of a very Justv portion of this muudauo sphere. After nu hour or more of exaltation I grew Bloepy and took a long nap under a tree iu a neld. 1 awoke with auawrui tii.iiiliti.ini nnd found that thn flinirra rn tertnl in my notebook during thetimo of xtTa steam were quite incoherent I was fully coiiviiHHtl that whisky was a had surveyor, and I have never tried it for any other purpose. " Cor. Kato r'iold's Washington.. Th Purser. Sir John Kvaus says, in Longman's Alagoxiue, l luti noc eveu inctraiucuan tiuuarv is irtHf agaiust the forgT and riiiif..iM.ifl tlint not inlv had bn himself purchased forgeries, but lias published a .t it .1. 1. . I 1 ... iiccouuts or xnem lis u nicy nan oeen genuine accounts which any amount of milisisiiii nt witlnauwula fail to annihi late. Counterfeits and forgeries abound Iu every department of archuvlogy. iqm rious inanuscriots. inscriMious. innus. pottery, glass, enamels, ivories, coins, weapons, impleineuU and armaments have each and all Wu foisted ou collect or at different timet aud in various countries." A M.itlrrn llrro. Miuk. M -. a rrv taleiiti-d tiiauiste. when sitting next to I'olonrl ltamollot at the diuuer tablo, a.-Wil lum iu a wiuuing toue oi voice: "Aru vou fond of music, coloiu'lf "Madame," replied the warrior, rolling a savage pair oi eye. 1 i am not airaia oi Itr-lVrU KapjHd. IttO HAUNS IX AMIES. The Klre I'lriid Work-A liots Ills Deadly Hot lilnze. I .UL', IIU lias been remarkably free from llres for severul months past un til within the past few days, when tu-n destructive fires have occurred, both of w hich bear evidence of having Uen the work of that sneak-tlie nre fiend. At tho midnight hour last ulght the cential fire alarm was founded and fieclty wus Instantly thrown Into a tumult of excitement. The lire was r tlx. bi iirt of the city and In a short time a large crowd of half-clad and excited spectators was on tne scene. The Llaze was first located In a barn on Olive street, tho rented property of M H Hubble, the drayman. Owing to the dead hour of night and the scatter ed condition of the members of the city fire department, tho department wus rather slow In getting out. Ore gon hose cart responded quickly and was soon at the coiillagrutloti aud did good woik. Iteseue hose cart, chemi cal engine No. 1 and the hook and ludder company arrived later, but tne services of the latter two were entirely useless. The t'vcloiie company, iu the east end, recently organized, failed to reach the lire. The fire was well under headway when first discovcteri, and the flames soon leaped across the alley and Ig nited Win Henshaw's barn. Jiolll buildings were frame and burned like so much tinder. The blaze was In tensely hot and It was by hard work and the use of plenty or water mat tne aurroundlng buildings were kept from Igniting. The bucket brigade was out mil assisted the hose in wetting down thn outbuildings of the Minnesota ho tel and tho cottages on the soutli It, lib burns wero burned to the ground All that the fire department could do wus to prevent spread ot tne names. The orluln of tho fire Is a mystery but it Is undoubtedly incendiary. The barn in which the blaz3 started had been under lock and key for two weeks nast. Mr Hubble who hud It rented being away with his laiully ou a pleasure trip to Newport. Possibly Homo hobna may have gained admit tunce to the burn and carelessly set fire to It, but it seems more probable that the Hie is the result of a match in tho hands of that enemy to property und prosperity the lire fiend, i'er sous who first saw the Humes gay that tliey sti.rted from tho Interior of the building. Tlio hum contained the hundsoino Mnrimr furniture wagon, owned by Day A Henderson, furniture dealers, mid used by Mr Hubble In bis trans ferrlng business. The wagon was al most new and cost $300. Two nets of household goods, belonging to parlies whose names cannot bo ascertained at present: ubotit 10 tons of hay: some grain aud numerous other articles kept In the barn, the property olMMluti- ble, were destroyed. Nothing was saved. Opinions diller as to the own ershlnof the burn. Tho owner and liisiiL'cnt are both absent from the ellwand no one seems to know to whom tho property belongs. The building was worth but verv little. MrKenshaw's barn was Ignited uy the Humes from tho other barn. Mrs Ueiishuw heard the Haines crackling and, rushing out iu her night clothes, removed their lioiso from the building. A buggy and cart were also gotten out, Tbo feed stored lu the barn was lost Mr Kcnshaw's loss will uot reach over f I.'jO. Of tho buildings aud contents destroyed by file, nothing was Insur ed. Iiryan ltlinetullic Club. A meeting will bo held at the court house In Eugene, on Saturday, August 22nd, at 8 p m, for the purpose of or ganizing a Hryan lliiiietallio Club. All persons who favor the monkv ok T11K INSTITUTION UOI.II AND 811 vkk and desire to belter the condition of the l.AiiolUM) clashes of our coun try, tho rKonecKKs of Its wkai.tii are earnestly urged to come and unite with us iu an organized etlort to bring prosperity buck to our people, lu this contest for the rights of the common people, tho concentrated wealth of our country Is arrayed against sii, but relying upon the pa triotlsm, intelligence and Incorrupti ble integrity of the laboring men of our country, we confidently expect the victory. Come and help u? win it Friends of our cause residing In the country are also rcijuetded to bo pres ent. Supplies will bo furnished to aid them in organizing club lu every voting precinct In the county. NAM ICS. J I Mat link L Itilycu M S Wallis 11 F Dorrls K I) McKenney J P Hill It 1) Norton J W Wit brow U V Klnsey A V Pa'tcrsou I J MePherson A OoliNmUli V 11 Andrews A Klee S C Smith Jas Mct'laren K M ll.iilcy K I. Willoughby J F Amis J T Wliter 11 V Morris K Keam H M Tit u J J Walton J M Howe W V Gardner V A (1 nu ll M Day W K Wiles It F Ami V I, Goodpasture Kiy Wortz W F Held FG Vaiighan J 11 CoieUtld John White:,ker A S Patterson F. l Matlock i;d Howe K J Crow John Holland lletiry Kissinger Gen A Imrrls F M Hlair Perry MeColluni. C F Croner Andy T-iylor J O Watts 11 1 I...v J K P Wither Julius Goldsmith J it lb-avenue A It TulUtero C Holes I L Camplll J C Hlcliarilsou W C New bum SHOES AT YOUR OWK PRICES. -AT Your Own Prices, In order to CLOSE OUT our Btock of Summer Shoe no reasonable offer W bo refused. ry Us and Be Convinced, . Y0W & SON, trrsnell t'aualtiei. Aug. 20, "JO. Harvest will about llnlsh this week Miss Winnie Longbottoin of Kugene la vlsitiiis friend here. Miss Uertrudo Groustbick will leave soon for a visit iu California. n v Keoit burned a lurge slashing in the foul hills weal of Creswell yester- J . . ...ii.. if..u.l A Longbottoin sun lanioy nunm tin t( Creswell for a few dais visit. n t,'K.ilt n-tiiriied last night from Ca'ifornla where he spent his month' vfliHii ion. t m Mum and wife and a S Morss and u-lfu started yesterday for a ten days outing at tho mouth of Uinpqua river. ,ei... .......,.i.a,i irin to Yaoulua Hay l.v a nartv of Creswell young people Is i,i,..l in liu nhniidoned Slid a short nni.j " till) to the mountains made Instead iv... ui.minii Kut down ou the lid of i he tool box of Huwley's threshing eii- glue, pluclng his hands en the edge of the lid, which from some cause lucacu uliout an Inch of la-lug closed, when suddenly his weight caused the lid to eliH-e, catching me enos oi me iimeuc flimer of each hand, luusl lug them l.. ..(' tuklnir mirt of I he Dull OI UVIII !., O one. News Itiuis are hard to get these busy times. We asked a promitienl business man of Creswell the other day If anything unusual had happened m town. He gave us two: 1 he Iiral was ilmt the aforesaid P 11 M had taken an Hitiiriioon nan that dav. and the stc ond: that a prominent proiessiouai mau was seen sawing wood the day iu.r..ru luiih u'vm departures from es tablished customs. A ei.riuln voiinir drummer, who has not been long ou the road but Is rat Idly acquiring experience, stopped at a pertain hotel In a certain towu not far south of here and faking his seat at tba drummi'is' table gave the waiter girl his order for a iKcfsteak. lien iiu entered the kitchen he heard her glair out "beefstuko for drummer," and when ho tried to liuggle oil a piece oi It lie thought it ought to have been Berved for the '-Drummer lky of Wa terloo," as the animal was probobly young and tender then. Zki'h. NV li.L W ATKR Hkkk. It hue lieen renorted that Sells brothers e'reus which Is expected to pass through next BuLday will water heie. the uig sliow Isexpt'C tvd to hi rive n) out 7 a. ru. Wantkd. To exchange for hay or oats, a good dogcart. Apply at this office. HAMMOCKS AT $1.00, $1.50, (V) pamou5 rauford Will bo iu in a few davs. This makes tlio loth oon ;mnoiit of liicvt-les this sea- son Wo soli tho lust lioy for tho lotist money-save, about cl OS Villi $25.00 on each machine. Wo ive pocial jjood values tins year i.lAKI.AXH on account of the t TIM KS. CALLANDSEEOUR GOODS. BARKER GUN WORKS, - Qth St., Eugene. I'liuf alUtl). Horse Hears and Him. Kail l Norman C Huns iker, theslx-year. CdsouofMr.ndM.s E 1 "7 was killed Instantly in oVhs k yesterday n.-r...:'i.. ...2 U,e othertwo walked. The horse was considered tomed to ride it ''' 'i,..' Wbeuuhouta -iarter oi th. bouse, the animal, known cause, reared and f- h U ward. It fell duectiy nm. . Injuring him Internally am. ..r luHtniilly. ......,.,,, The men fo'.ksol tne .. . .. i.i.,,. ..rn ii. and were all away ioieriiii, f . the hoy's father was In S .u Francisco, where he has been eariin. bood for the family for the past three - .--I..? alvl.llTMll llllltll years. When me - It realized fully what had happened, she seized the dead cnuiu aud rati with him to the liousi-. death was plainly evidel.', no pny- clan was summoned. A messenger was dispotcneo io city last evening and a telegram seni . T. ... f...i......r ii... liov. A reply re- IO llie lillin I -- . celved from him slated thut he would leave for home Immediately omi lie . expected to arrive here on the euny truin Saturday morning Tbo funeral has not yet teen ar- ranged for. Hurled While Hypnotized. A ..-..ll.lt nnu-n bvnnotlst lUt J J t '... 1 i,.i..r bin invsterlous lulluence I., iii.llniiiinnlls. and announced that i.n M-nnl.l liiirv blssubhct and revive 1 t... -r...- .... i.ifuiiin.iii. nr mrou oaB. Illiu aiier nu iiiiii"-.". Wyatt had previously consenUd to the 1 .1... I.nrliil look arrungemeins, aim mw pluce at Fail view rata, lnoiannpoim, tube being passed down 10 wuere no i... II u-in luir ed four leel unoer the ground, and a guard was placed at tho "urave." Shortly itiore noon the following day Wyatt come out fiom under the liilhience, and, r..uiwiiur hU situation ben in scream- I nir likua w d mull, lie was nur rieillv dinr un. and it was some time before he could b9 cooled uowii. no " v. . ... ii . nroicMted iiutiiiist a second interment but Profess-ir ltonne soon got hilll Ull r eontrol. ami Wviitt was again pui down in tl e earth. The experiment is attracting much attention. Tribulations of the lioir-l atclier. Albanv Herald: I'.nimliiiater E B n.ivi.iKon is exneriei.cinir all sorts of trouble in colleeiin,' the city dog tax. The responsibility u d duties or me ntllee threaten to turn his hair white before the summer is over. Yesterday morning when lie went t the dog pound, he found that fon.o 0110 had been thero dm inn the lii;,'ht and hud torn the haitile do .vn and liberated all the dogs he had c uillued there. ilo hud put half a d.iz -n todeath the even ing before and had half a dozen more on which tlio tax hail not b i n paid. These he 1 -x peeled to give their cpiietus but found llieiil gone. lie Mlceeedod, however, 111 recapturing all of them but one. lie is thinking of titling up a bicycle with a netting cowcatcher, which he can use in swooping down on the unsuspecting curs and wheel them olrto the pound In a jitly. L A OVERTON Will tell you your PAIHTS, OILS and WALLPAPER Cheaper than any dealer in Eugene. t amp rolding stools, zoc Folding ciimp cliuirand hed tl.'St FISHING TACKLE. L A UC.K ASSORTMENT 2 lines lor 5c Fine tnv.it Hies 'J3e per dozen. leaders; 8ft Jointed miles. 2-'n' ..5e Coc null fl.tf). Split bamlxKi poles. $2,00 Call and see t!;cn great bargains. I dl 1 Another consignment ol the Bieyelesjt mil $31 WE OFFER" Beginning To-day, OUR ENTIRE LINE OF. Misses ani Ladies Skirl i -INCLUDING OUR- $2.00, $1.75; $1.50, $1.00, 85 and ::.::::":QuaIities, all at the Uniform Price- This gives you a choice of our Whole' Absolutely no Reserve. " COME EARLY and GET the fi 0000 1 89c3 Full Sized Bed-Steads 7th and Willamette Streets. it,-. rVT 1,14 i ivr, ri--K JK OiAyMi -if. m 1 Mi Ml r wmaI. - IIUHI. OWI.Jtw torisle In Kuirono,On'.,by HE.SDliloN & IANN.mll'yO-Hl iW i. ! I'eioner's Jury. The coroner's Jury appointed to look Into the euuscs of death of the late D L Munsell at Florence, returned its de cision as follows: Florence Or, Aug 11, 1890. We, the undersigned Jury in the matter of the Impiest over the body of 1) L Munsell decided that the deceased came to his death from natural causts (Jko O Knowi.es, Foreman. A Hnil'LTB Marion Mokkis. L M ClIKISTESSOS W I) Nkei.y Wm Burnk aklt. Litter List. Aug. 20lh '90. Allison, (' U Mucphelsen Berta Dodson, M Ii McDavitl, BW Irwin A S in, Pooluiaiin, John Johnson, C has VV Selnnitz, Theodore Kirkpatric.Maudie Sietni.tii, Ham- Kell, Jacob J Zumwult. D B Aclinmcot one rent will tn ms1o on all li-tieni Kven omi r.-rMtnii culling fur let'erf will liliase Htatu wlu-u 'l v-rll-e.l. T J t'KAin, P m. Summons. In Ibe Cir.-nii 0nri of the state oi Oregon inr itic eoni'tv ot uaue. 10. I lulitcca rarki-r, I inintifr vs Willium Putin r. Di f ml uit To ill alio-..- 1 1 in ! ( i ilmt. William Parkir: In tlie iisiiia of lbs Stutc of Or) gnu you nr bi-rebv required to npprnr and aiiswer the cnuipiiiint llli-d sgairsl yon in Ibeabnve enlillni ennrt Hiid sail, on or before lbs lit ilsy of (lis next n gulnr term et said court after publication hereof, t. -wit: Monday, be 20th day of October, 18.16. Aud if you (nil to po sppcir mihI answer said oom pUini for w.int thereof, the plaintiff wdl spply to the court for the relief therein prsyed for, to wii: A decree of the court dissolving the bunds of iu iiriuiouy hereto, fore nnd now existing between plnintitl'aml ilefeDd.int, nuJ for thu relief pmyed for in the ronipluint. TliissumiuoDt is pnhlirfhid by order of the Hon. J. 0. Fullert- u, Judge of lu uKove eutiile.l court Dated April Ihe 2'Jih, IH'.m. II. D. Norton, Attorn?? for Plaintiff. NOTICE FOR l'UHLICATION. Lnud Oflio.'iit KoHibiiru, Or. August 1!. IWDU. Notice is hereby liven lht tb tollow-itiR-usmfil setllir bus a lid noti-e i f his i'Hention to mnltH flu . I pioof in support of his clihu, nnd tht ni.l pionf will b mail e .liel V,ire, VSCC Commission r, it r.iigniie, I.une county, Or-g')ii, on Septiniherl!!), 1S1H1, viz: flhurley W Vn Curenon II K No 77.1 for ihesw i: seu 4 iu s, r7 et II nsiuei IIih f.llmvurf iineieirs to prove tim enntmuons reii.lenci ciiliiviitiun of, ! ui'i'U i nJ J. U - .1 il it 'i ii-uil, Stikw.io Fiuk H 11 Of Cr. nlmw sii I TIumii in i Psiidie r. Or. '(JOII li M VfAICD, lie pitrr. Notice for l'lihlioalion. i.i nd OiBw nl Ui.l-iirg. Cn-L-i n A in. i !!) ik'.i. N-.t islliril c is h- iily(iv. ii ilmiihr Idll.iwu K s- I'll r llHk til, .1 l.olu u i.f l iu 1 ill. ii 'i hi iii m ike fin il priii. f iu -u port i.f his C him. M il il,t i, ,,, wlH I,, m i, ), 1"! ' J. tl W e, USCC ClIUi )uiHiii.ii.i i, t runeie, t,.ie -on ii y. (ir- J..U. on n l.-Min P oo I h..,! .. i- rui,.r . J, in-.m, vi; J,n,. 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