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VOL. XXIV--NO. 2
JACKSONVILLE. OREGON: JULY 23. 1879-
Oregon Sentinel.
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PROFESSIONAL OAKDS.
J. W. ROBINSON, M. D.
pHYSIClAN AND SURGEON,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
Office on California n't., oppnelte P. J.Ryan'e.
Jteetdence at B. F. DoweU'.
L. DANFORTH, M. D.,
tHYBioiHO-ymniRQ eon
K-' -tr
Jacksonville, Oregon.
Office on California itreet, opposite P. J. Ryan'a
lore. CalU promptly attended to, day ornlgbt.
G. n. AIKEN, M. D.,
DHYSICIiVN AND SURGEON,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
JKaH).1lc oppoilte P. J. It yan't itore.
MARTIN VROOMAN, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
Vrwnmvi cornel here with the intention of per
mmently locating hlnnelf In the pmctlre of
hi protetin, I a grata-ite, nod. from twentv
eeeen reiM experience In the diea Incident to
thl Out. IWttenlilintelf al being able to giro
reneral mtifacti-n.
Office at Kahler Bro'a Drug Store.
CHAS. J. HOWARD,
"10UNTY AND MINSRAL PURVEYOR,
.JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
'Mining nrreTi. anl all other bn.lne In ray line
piuinptlja'tended to.
E. H. AUI'ENlClETII,
TTORNEY-AT-LAW
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
A
Iff 111 -Tarllre in ell the Ov,,rt "t the lliM. IV-m. t
attention tlr-ntn allhwlnew l-n In my car-.
e-0(!ire In .)rtU- brick lmlUing.
B F. fiOWKT.I.,"
ATTOXNEY-AT-LAW.
Jacksonville. ortico'ts.
.All'nulnen plv.Iln nr hinlevl'l recelce prompt
attrition. Jr-pe:lil attention glien to cllrc
tlont. DR. J. M. TAYLOR,
ENTIST,
D
ASHLAND, OREGON.
IUt or pe rmanenttr located at thi plr I am, now
Intly prepared to do al t kind, nf ilental wirk.
Tarticulur attention glreti to all mliinerf;f unrplcal
tprrattmiH In connection ltli my IniRlneM, iuciuJ
Ing clift palate, etc diartei reaawiallo.
WILL. JACKSON,
r E N T I S T,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
TEimi EXIHOTED AT ALL
hirll. Linclilnc; paa ad-lmlnltere-l.
if Jelred,for which extra
BtjtW
Jrlirr ulll be made.
Office and reitdence on corner of California and
Fifth etreeti.
BERTH DLD ROSTEL,
i Asst: SURGEON of tbo German Army
AND
PROFESSIONAL HAIR-CUTTER,
IN ORTH'S BUILDING,
Jacksonville, ------ Oregon
."The Treatment of Chronic Cacs Made
Specialty.
A. O. QMBS. I.. B. ETKARNf.
GIBBS & STEARNS,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS,
Rooms 2 and 4 Strowbridge's Building,
r-ORTLAND, OREGON.
fill practice In allCctirta or Record In the State of
Oregon and Wahahlngtin Territory; and pay par
ticular attention tobmlneM In Federal ConrU.
DR, SPINNEY & CO.,
SPECIALISTS,
No. 11, Kearney Street
rj-lREATSALLCnRONICAND PRIVATE tlS-
L eate wlthont the aid of merenry. J
Offlcehonn 9 a. x. to 12 if; 2 t & and 6 to 9 (-. arn
CoNsni.TATIOH FrKB. (
Fniikaaexcepted. Conn1tati(in free. Call cr ad
VIB A P SPINNET A CO., No. 11. Keirner
Sfaacivco.
CITY MARKET,
'CALIFORNIA ST.,
WILLIAM BYBEE, - Proprietor.
rHIS WELL-KNOWN MARKET, OPPO
eite Kapler &, Bro.'a drucstore Is bet
ter prepared thau ever lo furnish the pub
lic with tbe choicest quality of
FRESH BEEF
Hvtork; veal, v -.
MTJTTON, HAM,
SALT MEATS,
BACON,
Fuperior,
SAUSAGE, LARD, ETC.,
Tbo most favorable Inducements offered
lo patrons, ad no effort will be spared to
ward giving general satisfaction.
WM. BYBEE
GUT BARBER SHOP
AND
BATH ROOMS.
California St.,
Jacksonville, - - - Oregon
THE UNDERSIGNED IS FULLY
pri-pired to do nil work in bis line in
the best manner and at reasonable prices.
HOT OR COLD BATHS
Oan be bad at this place at all hours of the
day.
GEORGE SCHUMPF.
THE ASHLAND
Woolen Manufacturing Co,
Take pl"nnro in nnvmncln,j that Ley non
bare on baud, a full und select (lock of
. GA883SaS3ESs
2HBE$K3-35 AMD" "BSESY;,
Made of the very best
NATIVE WOOL
ud of which Uipv will dtpt.;at very rca
tuuuble I ale".
Ord'-r from n dHnrcwill receive prompt
attention, oeud tbem in aud give our goods
u liiul.
ASIIMKD WOOI.FN MF0 Oil.
JOS. H. HYZER,
III W, WH, CiRRUOE
AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER,
Jksnuville.
Oregon
T:? fKUr.LY I RF.PaIIED TO 1)0 ANY
J. Work in tb f line on tbnrt nonce and
a?k for a lmre of the public patronag.
Orders from tU couutry promptly attend
etl tfl.
S. P. HANWA,
WAGON-MAKER,
Jacksonville, Oregon,
TN CRONEMILLER'S BUILDING IS IN
J. receipt of a lull ncortmcnt of material
and prepared to do all woik in bis Hue on
short notice and in a workmanlike manner
Vehicles of every description made to or
d.r.
Terms reasonable and satisfaction guaran
teed. s3Repairing a speciality.
- - EtlANilA
Jacksonville. February, 20, 187.
RE-OPENED 1
JAOOBllEYEE,
PIONEER WAGON.MAKER,
HAS RESUMED BUSINESS AT
the stand of :he late J. L Badger
aod is prepared to execute all work in In?
line with promptness and dispatch and at
very reasonable rates. All kinds of vehi
cles constructed. Repairing a specialty.
Good work and low prices cna'anteed
Give me a call. J. MEYER.
WALDO EXPRESS,
Leaves a cKs olivine
MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS
FOR WALDO.
LEAVES WALDO,
Tuesdays and Fridays.
First-class accommodations for passen
gers .
Express business promptly attended to
by R. M. GARRETT.
T"F TOn WANT A LARGE STOCK OF PERFTJ
mery and fancj aoapa to select freia go tl
icri ana u tney UQajnnre wpat top i
make it, or anj-ll
tore.
SODA SPRINGS HOUSE !
HEALTH and HAPPINESS
I
S THE REWARD OF ALL WHO
visit these famous
Minornl Sprinss(
Twelve miles East of Ashland. Tbe wa
ter not only contains "
P MEDTcA1? RbPERTiESH
OF GREAT CDRATiVE POWERS. BUT
is also delicious as a beverage. Tbe
hotel at tbe Springs is kept by Mr. 4 Mrs.
D C. Courtnay, and affords all tbe conven
iences and comforts required by tbe most
fastidious.
Good Pasturage.
For horses, and all charges reasonable.
Good bunting and
Troazt FASTI 1 t g
Facilitbe near by. and everything to make
a visit to tbe Scda Springs pleasant to either
the athlete or invnlid.
MR. &. MRS. D.C. COURTNAY.
C1TTBAKEPY
AND
In Masonic Building, Oregon St.,
jacksonville, ocx.,
TnE U-VDERSIGNEO HEREBY T)E
fires to unnnnnce lo the public tbat
they nre now prepared to fill nil orders for
cukes of every riW-ription. snch n neddinji
cake", cales lor purties, wine cuken; also
bmwii and rye linad, ginger snapj aud
crackers.
A Inneb Iinine willnlo be kept nt thi
plat e. whi re oysters in all styb 8, L'mbtUKer
and Sebweilz r cbeese, can be bad at all
benr of tbe iUy or niaht.
Frc-h bread every day.
Frees rt'asonablcuiaMiiakaaaUUaLuar-
HKkt.l t
GROB & ULRICQ
TABLE ROGJC SALOON,
OREGON STREET,
WIXTJEW and HELMS,
PROPRIETORS.
rpnii PROPRIETORS OF TRIP
A well-known und pupulir report woii'd
inform their friend? iisil the public ceneralU
that a complete and first c!a-s stock of the
hesl brands ol Tqnors, wines. cipar.,nle and
porter, etc, are constantly kipt on hand
They will be pleased to nave their frieod
'call aud smile."
CABINET.
A Cabinet of fjuriosi'ifs may nTn h
found lure. We would be pleatd to have
persons pnsfCPSing curiosities and ppeeimen
hrinir them in, and we will place tbein in
the Cabinet for inspeetinn.
WINT.IEN& HELMS.
NEW STATE HOTEL.
C. W. SAVAGE, Prop,
JACKSONVILLE, OGN.
TnE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEAS
ure in announcing that he has fiitid nH
and thiiro-.iitD.ly renovated the New Stat
building for hotel purposes and thtt the
house is cow open lor tbe rtceplion oi
guest.".
THE TABLE
Will bf constantly supplied with the best the
market affords. Meal a can be obtained at
atlh urs.
Th?b.ril"arc new and keptcln and no
pains will be spared to give tETuImo3t satis'
faction in every particular.
"iSgj.Charges reasouable.
C. W. SAVAGV
Slate Creek House,
Slate Creek, Ogn.,
J. I, KNIGHT - - PROP'R,
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
JL gives notice to (lie travelling public thai
first-class accommodations can always be bad
at this houce.und no pains spared. to make a
visit agreeable.
The bar will always be supplied with the
best of liquors and cigars.
J. I. KA'IGHT.
UNION HOTEL,
Kerbyville Oreon,
M. Ryder, Propr.
FIRST CL 4SS ACCOMMODATION CXN
always be had at this house at tbe moet
reannabl" rate",
3rAi excellent stable connected with
the hotel.
THE CITY BREWERY.
VEIT SCHUTZ, - Prorjrietor.
T WOULD most respectfully in
form tbe cltitene of Jackion;ile and
the world at larice, that ther can find, av
any time, at my Brawery, the beet lager
beef, 4a any qnantitywtbe purchuer rcyoVj
My novo laconTenieniiyeiinaiea ana mxTM
aiway id oraer. a wn nmintwe
.
T. 0. REAMES .E. R. REAMES.
REA9IESBROS.,
Californlast.,
Jacksonville, - - - Oregon,
AHEAD AS USUAL ! !
BY ADOPY&G
A CASH BASIS !!
THE GREATEST REDUCTION
TN PRICES
AND THE 1
I
LARGEST STOCK
.
HF
GENERAL MERCIIAXDIS
-the-
GREATEST VARIETY
TO SELECT FROM A
Auy One Store in Southern
Oregon or KTorthern
California.
ALL FOR CASH!!
T?.
OUR STOCK iJSl5TS OF
FALL SlWI'TER DRY-GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
LAPIEP' nRES GOODS r VSHMERE3.
AND DIGONLS. SILKS. AND
S VTINS. HOOTS SHOES,
CLOTHING. ETC,,
LADIES' CL, HIDE CLOAKS
WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF TnE
ladies to tbe fact that we have now
on hand the larg'-t and b-st selected assort
ment T LA DIES' DRESS GOODS and FAN
CY OOODS or every defcription in South
ern Oregon, and we will henceforth make
this line of goods our speciality aud tell
11 em at
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
To the gentlemen we will say, if you want
No. 1 SPIT OF CLOTHES you must go
to Reames Bros, lo bur them as we claim to
have the best STOCK OF CLOTHING In
Jackson county and will allow none to un
dersell us.
These goods were all purchased by a mem
ber of our firm from FIRST CLASS Uoiues
ir San Francifco and New York, and we will
wairant every article and sell them as cheap
fur rash as aiy house in the county.
We also keep ou hand a lull slock of
GROCERIES,
Hardware, Cutlery, Glassware,
CROCKERY.
A rmttTttPE-iSrSBIPBinreWBR-
FAWW AND FREIGHT WAGONS
Plows, Gang Flows & Sulky Plows-
In fact everything from the finest needle
to a threshing-machine. Give us a call
ind judge for vourtelvea as to oor capacity
of furnishing goods as above.
The way to make money is to save it.
To save it bny cheap. To bny cheap pay
UA3H for jour goods and bnv of
REAMES BROS.
F. RITSGHARD,
practical
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
California Street
Jacksonville Oregon,
"jlfAKES A SPECIALTY OF CLEAN
ItX ing and repairing watches and clocks.
Cimrges reaonable, Give hint a call.
Criterion Uilliard Saloon!
CALIFORNIA ST.,
--
Nolnnd & IHcDantaT Props
HIS
)ER
newl
"ihe best
orann
irs. Tbe
.PS!
Bit.
COBRESrO.DE.NCE.
S. Messenger has a aevr reaper
and mower which is doing fine work.
It was a long time but now they
have caught it on "Williams creek, I
mean "base ball"
More hay has been cut on Ap
plegate than ever before, and perhaps
there will be cheap feed for stock next
Spring.
AJeromePriarTeithc biggestelflbrn.
tion of tho 4th was held with Carson
and others as orators. Lots of fun frol
ic and feed. Said to be the most en
joyable celebration ever held in South
ern Oregon.
Weather cool but very favorable for
the harvest work, which has been push
ed along very energetically for about
three weeks. Next week the grain
harvest will begin, which looks fine
but how it is going to yield I cannot
say.
Water on Briggscreek so low that
mining operations for the season al
most suspended. No news from Sil
ver creek. Recently A. it W. Hyde
from Dakota Territory, and their fam
ilies, came here to live. They are look
ing around for locations.
The champion sawistis Adam Wim
er of the Murphy creek saw mill. He
knows how to set his saw and how to
make smooth, even and No 1 lumber.
In a few weeks I think I will report
the erection of a 30 foot aras
trafor grinding quartz preparations
are now being made for the same.
The markets at present are all tak
ing a vacation, not even a whisper
heard about the matrimonial market,
in fact the conclusion of most of the
bachelors is that it would be better to
repress the market entirely until we
get railroad communications with
Crescent City, a new wajjon road oV
of the -am.
s to tuo vegwjp' erpji
can be predicted now, but the prospects
are very flattering, except the weeds
got too much the start of some of the
gardners. Corn wil' be but a short
crop as the weather has been too cool.
Beans look well, aid if there is a good
yield of what are planted, Applegate
is able to supplv all of Southern Ore
gon. Take tho prospects as a whole
and they arc quite good. The health
of the people excellent, not one case of
sickness on the river that I know of.
Wilderville, Oregon, 1
July, 13, 1879.
Ed. Sentinel: The celebration at
tho Grange hall on Jerome Prairie was
considered a success. The attendance
was large considering perhapsas many
as five hundred persons in all. Where
ther all came from is a nivstery. The
best of order prevailed and very general
enjoyment. 0. E. Topping, Esq., of
Williams creek, read the Declaration
and Hon. S. H. Carson delivered tho
Oration. Several excellent toasts were
in order and responded to by C. SchiefT
elia, Esq., of Jackson county, and
Messrs. A. H. Carson, O. E. Topping
and M. S. Dean of Josephine. The
Glee Club, led by Prof. M. S. Dean,
and composed of the following
singers: Misses Sarah Burns, Farinda
Borough, Celesti Borough, Mrs. C.
Bums, F. Burns and J. L Knight, ren
dered the day more pleasant by the
singing of several National and Grange
songs. Two free swings were kept con
stantly running all day long. The
young folks enjoyed this amazingly.
So much for opposition. The small
boy seemed exceedingly patriotic as the
continual popping of that nuisance the
fire cracker would lead us to believe.
The dance at night was also a success
over eighty tickets sold.
Considerable sickness prevails in the
neighborhood, and one death on the
1 1 th. Toil, youngest daughter of Hon.
D. L-, Green died of Lung or Typhoid
fever on that day. His eldest daugh
ter is also sick and not expected to live.
Mr. B. F. Sloan has two children sick
with the same disease.
The race of matrimony has been ruv
ning high' down this way lately The
following is a list of the luppy couples
who have been joirvd" together in hap
py wedlock: Njar Jeronio Prairie, bv
Justice P,oVn, Mr. Thomas MurryTJ
and Jiiss Ella Miller; Mr-Charles
Cgee, and Miss JSajrfne Mail; Mr.
Marshal Woodjand Miss Matilda
Mills, all-efJosephine county. Beat
thisWho next?
Crop of hay nn.t grain above an aver
age c tluuk. Hawkeye.
COrtUF..SrONIE.CK.
Big Botte, July 17th.
Chas Snider is seriously ill.
Ed. Smith is our champion troutist.
School will continue until the first
of August.
Several thunder showers during the
last few days.
A dangerous Frost on the night of
the 4th inst.
2'at McMahon purchased a load of
hides in this vicinity yesterday.
Mr. Geo. Kennedy, f ormerlyr an em
ployee of Pat Dunn of Ashland, is
gar-dening extensivly in this locality.
J. P.Parker had a finger accidentally
and seriously cut, with a knife about
three weeks ago, which he will proba
bly lose.
Mrs. Chambers of Jacksonville, has
been visiting her son, M. S. Perry
and family, of this place, for a short
time and returned home yesterday.
The celebration on the Fourth at
Big Butte was a success. Much credit
is due the committees of arrangement
and music Mrs. S tough t was at the
head of the former, and Mrs. King
conducted the latter. A good dinner.
Ed. Smith marshal, C. A. Cary reader,
W. II. Parker delivered the oration. A
base ball game during the tlay, a "way
up" dance at night. Several Eagle
Pointers were here.
Reporter.
Cleaned Out. French Pete, . a
gavky, green looking chap, got away
with the sporting fraternity of Yreka
lately, and left a few days ago with a
big stake of coin. He was here some
12 years ago, having run a dray for
Charley Hodman. His first introduc
tion in town lately was as an assistant
with a surveying party, having a bun
dle of iron pins in his hand with red
flannel strings tied to them. He hung
round watching soaiepoker games,
jriLrjvf
out three or four twenties, as though it
was his all, which the boys of course
went for, but didn't get. On tho con
trary Pete bursted all who took a hand.
Every effort was then made to cinch
Pete, first by playing in together against
him without success, and then forming
a "cow" or in other words making a
pool and pitting the best players
against him. It was no use, however,
as Pete invariably came out the cham
pion poker sharp, to the utter disgust
of several who lost large quantities of
their loose change. Pete being an ex
cellent violinist, after winning all the
coin in sight, would give the boys a
tune to soothe their sorrow. He had
a keen sharp eye, and could detect in
the countenances of the players, or by
standers, when his opponents held good
hands. Oftentimes he let his coin go
as a bait, so as to encourage greater
risks by his victims. He will probably
turn up somewhere else as a poor plo
bian, only to make another raise from
professional sharpers looking for "greeu
ies." Yreka "Journal."
A Cheap Quartz Mill Amongst
the most important and promising in
ventions of the day is the Huntington
quartz pulverizer, now on exhibition
at A. Fish & Co Machine shop No. 9
i 11 First Street, San Francisco. It
will grind to tho pulp (be hardest
quartz or iron ore. It is 30 inches in
diameter, 8 inches in the face, and
will crush 1G and 25 tons per day, ac
cording to the nature of the ore,
through a 40 screw with 8 horse pow
er, weight 2,000 jounds. Louis Blan
ding, the inventor, is thorougly testing
its capabilities. He has the benefit of
an experience of 20 years and if he suc
ceeds in satisfactorily proving it to be
a cheap and effective substitute for an
expensive quartz mill he will material
ly benefit the State as well as hi-; wn
bank acconnt. The price cifthe pul
verizer is only SSOOatjA'tbo roc; biter,
a necessary appendage, 250 more
making the &tsl outlay, freight to the
mf'iiit&Vis excepted of S750 for a
complete outfit for the developed!
of a quartz ledge.
Hardoe of Refuge. The board of
engineersconsisting of Colonel Stuart,
Colonel Mendell, Colonel Williams,
Colonel Gillespie and Lieut. Payson, all
of the TJ. S. A., will leave San Francis
co on the 17th inst., by special steamer
and visit all points on the coast as far
as the Columbia river, for the purpose
of selecting the most eligible location
for a harbor of refuge. After the site
is chosen the board will sail for Astoria,
and will reach that point about the 1st
proximo.
Agricultural Societt Fair. Tho
premium list for the coining Fair has
been made out and will soon be pub
lished. More liberal prizes are offeretl
for several articles than were awarded
last year, and many new features will b
presented to add greater interest ami
enthusiasm. Tho Fair will be opened
on Wednesday, Oct 1st, and continuo
in session four days, until Saturday
evening. On the first day all articles
must be entered and arranged prior to
4 o clock P. M., and at 'ft r m nex
'day the pavillion will be fiwnertTr!
itors. On Friday the pavillion will bo
closed from 8 to 10 a. m. for the exam
ination of articles by the oemraitteeor
Judges appointed, and on Saturday, the
last day, the premiums will be award
ed, closing with annual election in the
evening. Extra efforts will be made to
make the pavillion an attractive resort
for visitors each evening during tho
Fair. At the Agricultural Society raco
track there will bo a number of races
each day, the programme which may
be found advertised elsewhere in the
Journal, and for which all the horso
men in Northern California and South
ern Oregon are making great prepara
tions towards showing off their nags
and corraling the purses offered. For
the penalized weight running age race,
3 in 5, free for all horses owned in the
district, the 2 year olds will carry 751ls;
3 year 90tts;4 years, 103 lbs; 5 years,
HOlbs; 6 years and upwards, 1151bs
mares and geldings allowed 3 lbs off.
The other races will be governed by
the usual rules. Stalls and stables will
also be fitted up at the Society Park for
the accommodation ofanimals intended
for exhibition and competition for pre
miums. Arrangements will also be
made with butchers and bakers to
supply parties wishing to camp at tho
Park while the Fair is in session.
"Yreka Journal."
IE. t'OLfMDIA
ctal Herald" pays the following glowini
tribute to the Columbia River: "la
many respects the Columbia river is Mil
grandest on the continent. Fourtccil
hundred miles above its mouth it is al
large as tho Sacramento river is at Ritj
Vista, and it rolls to the sea with in
creasing grandeur all the way. WhftrtJ
it hews its way through tho Cascades, a
new and gorgeous picture is patntcl
every moment, and after the mountains
are passed, it sweeps in perfect purity
and immense volume to the sea. It is
washed by tin most magnificent moun
tains in the union, and where tho river
joins at the ocean there is an everlast
ing war of waters, which is a3 beautiful
as it is terrible. By and by when conv-i
munication with Oregon is cheap anJ
comfortable, people will cease to go
Europe in the summer, but will seel
the Cascades of the Columbia, and asl
thev watch will crow to be better!
Americans, as they more fully.
tbe claims winch their native larp
.. ...... ..
upon their admiration. Tho Missis3
ippi has greater volume than the Co
lumbia; the Hudson makes rival pic
tures which nre as fine as any painted
in the Cascades, but there is a power, a
beauty, a purity and a wildness about
the river of the west which is altogeth
er unapproachable in its charms."
Thomas W. Knox writes from tB
Lotas Club, New York, to Postinaster-
li (literal
two letters, Mp by
of March to go arounl
opposite directions. T'.l
ter made the circuit in el
including a four davs ill
kohnma, and the othj
tiiiricru u wwuiifere consul
u...w...v... "xt oKoiiatna. wnieifi
lof ntitirtii nt Vll. l . ?fj
have bcejfavc-ided by an arrival ac
porjvvo days sooner. The timST'l
hy the more rapidly transported oj
letters, or by any yet repor
postothco department, ha
greatly surpassed retfl
mailed by a VouiiHH
office of Saiierintenfl
which accomplished the cr
world westerly in seventy-one
r We have been requested
Register of the land ofEce to
that in matin" tinal honiestecl
claimants must presenttheir
at the LanU Offie, or if th8v
take advantage of March 3d, i
make the required proof ll
Judge, or in his absence the
the court, that witnesses, nl
the claimants must appear li
Judge or Clerk. In othl
proof of witnesses in final
cases cannot be acceptnd whj
before a Notary Public or I
officer not authori7cd bv U
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