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Newspaper Page TextTHE If A TA , It A V. Ring out the bells, let them chime, let a sleeping world awake; let the mill ions of earth catch the first; Wains of the morning. This is thc Savioi's na tal morn. Just 1889 years ago, (com monly supped 1885) tic choirs of the celestial world walked out on the cor ridors of Heaven, and plumed their pinions, and through the trackless ether they made their way lo this world of ours, and to the shepherds that watched their flocks by night on Uoihlehem's plains, they attuned their harps and voices, and a minstrelsy of music broke forth that was unlike any music the watchers had over heard before, and the announcement was made that the Chiist is born, and the choral refrain was sung by them "peace on earth, good will to men." Those angels, that song of annunciation, the heraldry of thoso shepherds, the babe in the man ger, tho virgin Mary, the Annointed, the scenes of his early youth, his bap tism, his temptation in the wilderness, his miracles, his life, his suuVrings in the garden, Ins arraignment before Pilate, his crucifixion, his last words, his -death, his resurrection, and his ascension, together with what he said when on earth, lias turned the world upside down. His sayings have gone on errands of mercy and consolation to il. 1. 1 11 .1 i -r r uie novel, as wen as tne paiaec. J lis teachings hare permeated all govern ments, and like leaven in the barrel of meal, tho whole earth is feeling his potent influence for good. A higher state o culture, and a loftier concep tion of national and international gov ernment has prevailed. Our literature is purer, and our poetry more sublime. Ho is to-day the grandest star that shines in any galaxy, the centrality of human thought and human adoration His pure character and lovely life arc not to bo impeached, j t never has been done bv any one from the days of Porphyry to the present. To do it would be to register oneself an idiot or or a perverse fopl. Let his name be over, and in all. ' Let the babling mil- I? .i uons oi cariu say gloria in cxcelsis, and then Heaven will say Amen. I A Safeguard. Tlie fatal rapidity with which slight Colds and Coughs frequently develop into the gravest maladies of the throat and lungs, is a consideration which should impel every prudent jiersou to kcon at Hand, m a household remedy, a bottle of AYER'S CIIERKY PECTORAL. Nothing clso Rives such immediate relief ami works so sure a cure In all affections of this class. That eminent phvsieian. Prof. F. Sweetzer, of the Maine iledical School, Brunswick, Me., says : "Medical science baa produced no other ano dyne expectorant so good as Atbr's Cherry Pbctorai.. It in Invaluable for diacaBes of the throat and lungs." J i The same opinion U expressed lv the ' well-known Dr. L. J.Addison, of Chicago, 111., who says: MI hare never found, In thirty -five years of continuous study and practice of medicine, any preparation of so preat yalucas Ayku'sC'heuuy 1'ectorai,, for treatment of diseases of the throat and lungs. It not only breaks up colds nnd cures severe coughs, but Is more effective than anything else ln relieving even the most serious bronchial and pulmonary affections." AYER'S Cherry Pectoral J not a new claimant for popular confi dence, hut a medicine which U to-day saving tlio liven of the third generation,' vh6 have come info being since it was lirxt offered to tlie public. There Is not si housojiokl in which thin invaluable remedy "Tins once been in troduced where lis use has ever been abandoned, nnd there Is not :i person who has ever given it a proper trial for any throat or lung disease suscep tible of cure, who has not been made welt br if. AYEli-S CHERRY TECTORAl, has, in numberless instances, cured obstinate cases of chronic Bronchitis, Laryngitis, nnd even acute Pneumonia, and has saved many patients in the earlier stages of Pulmonary Consumption. It is n medicine that only requires to be taken in small doses, is pleasant to the taste, and is needed in every house where there arc children, as there is nothing so good as AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL for treat ment of Croup and Whooping Cough. These arc all plain facts, which can be verified by anybody, and should be re membered by everybody. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Druggists. For Seven Years. ht.u v. lilake. the suhicec of tho n1,.vf uli.-v ith the Eveninif Chroniefo. St. Lonis. M n. . in aiw. wcr to the inquiry of a reporter, said: "For seven year I had been ailing with catarrh, and during that time hare been treated bv eLx iimiiwnt finsif. ciana, without gnces& Some "doctors ttM nie 1 iuul cunMimnUoB. 1-or the past'three vear 1 had a con tinual dischartf of mucous dropiiingu in the throat, i couch and-iaiii across the forbead. Added t th,.t was loo ot memory, roicc, appetite, roarinir in the enre, ana a general feeling of wretchedness. About fire mouth aco 1 consulted Dr. Turner. T..-.W I am as well as ever, have gained twenty pounds, and don't detect a trace of my old trouble. Yea, ulr, 1 would be pleased to. aiirwcr, by letter, any k.tsm suffering from that dread diseased" Louis Tiinior, M. D., has oihees at 813 IVashimrtun ar., St, Louis, Mo., and has, in a private and hospi tal practice of thirty-years, treated :with wonderful success all curable cases. Treatment of deformities and surgery a speciality. Not necrhsart to hkk 4 a tisstsj By my original system of cwisultatioii, 1 can treat tients by mail a successfully as in tcr sonal consulution. Patients can consult n:e bv mail on all Diseases of the CliVxl, Stomach. Lief iwels, Heart, Nerves General Debility, and all dis eases Peculiar te the sexes. No exhoruitant clKtryes. -Consultation at office and bv mail one dollar. s.;n.l One Dollar fw a full consultation by mail, on - re- oi wmcn 1 will tnorouirh'v mvestiiLto rimr Medicines famished iree. ta ;tnttr,niji. Jf -...t sick or ailing, write me. . No letters answered uu- ess accompanied Br4 cts. in sMmps. Addtess all lettersto Dn Louis Turner. HO Wauhin nm Ain ;: if m ii Smt, i in ilium. iTmtriiV, ifiJ u Drain &. Ccte Drain. '''3 : ' ' GENERAL DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, Hardware,. -0- IZJ1TS, CABS, BOOTS JllVn SHOES. ustoiners will Hurt ' our stock complete, comprising many articles it is im possible here to enumerate. Would respectfully invite an examination of stock believing all can le satisfied til at it is for their interest to make purchases here as we uy and sell for cash only. PAGE & DEALERS IN DRUGS, PAINTS, GLASS, WATCHES, BOOKS, OILS, PUTTY, JEWELRY, PERFUMERIES, COMBS, BRUSHES, Oakland Furniture Store ifns on hand a full assortment of nil kinds of Furniture, which lie will sell you at lower prices than ever offered to the people of Douglas County. lie also keeps a lino line of Moul dings for picture framing and window cornice, from 10 to f)0 cts. per foot. Also agent for a first class Hewing ma chine. EEPAEINO Of ALL KINDS OF FU1INITU11E, OIUJANS PIANO'S ETC. Done at short notice and at reason able rates. GIVE ME A CALL. Coos Bay Stage Line! LAIKB A CALVEBT, PROPRIETORS. r THROUGH TO COOS CITY ! IN 14 HOURS' WIIEKE connection id r.iads with Coos Bay Kte tin era for all points ou the Bay. Stages leave the Post office at IUscburs; every morning,' 'except Sunday calling at the hotels before leaving. THE BEST ROUTE TO COOS BAY rarlicular attention given to the comfort f senders. Careful drivers -.lid g od stock. Everybo ly smiles at the'rare tmrga ins now ofiTercd at J. Jaskulck's. The finest and best selected stock of fine Jewelry ever brought to Southern Oregon, suitable for Christmas pre aafnts. Uargams in everything. GRAND, BAL MASOUE! For the Benefit of Rescue Uo-Qk & Lad(f(? OF KOSEBURG. tiilUAY EVE'N. DEC. S?.7. 1S852 AT . SIjOCUJPS j fall. 1 1 4 I ' i . to iin uiuhu wis'ung to seiuj ior cos tumc will please call unon Mr. Jolm Chase :il S. Marks & (Jo's., on or be fore llic 17tli. inst. By onler of tho Conuiiittee XOTIE. Hiving made arrangements to change our location we are forced to call on all parties owing us for im ineuuKc settlement. Notes and accounts no settled before tlie first of January 1S8 will at once be col toecd by procs) of law. WXIEELEU CKOS. H. 0. Stanton -DEALER" IN- mm m mm Keeps CntUutly on Hand a Genera! Assortment o GKOCSRIES, ILLOW aud GfLAS .ASSWAUE ALSO CROCKERY CORDAGE A Full Stock of: - I . SOUOOXs BOOKS. B TAT1 ONEIiY, TOYS, 1 & FANCY ARTICLES. Furnishes Cliccks'on iortl.ujl, and procures Drafti ou Saa Francisco. z f in I O I I j POSTOFFICESTOREHOSEBUIlGQ3ice,at Court House, Eoseburg Or. Douglas Co,, Oregon, - DEALERS IN Crockery, D1MMICK, STATIONERY, VARNISHES, TRUSSES, TOILET GOODS PROPRIETARY ARTICLES, ETC. Douglas County Bank, HUMPHREY ev FLINT, KoHAburg - Oregon TRANSACT A CJENEUAL BANKING- BUSINESS Sight Drafts Drawn ou Portland, San Francisco, Now York ami other points, liills of exchange on tbe principal cities of Europe. Deposits re ceived subject to chock. Collections made on all accesualdciHHiits t reasonable rates. TJIK New York Coffee House And Oyster Saloon,: Til ft ft a' Leading Ch ccJc Itesta uvant in the City. SIFERO & HACKNEY, PROPRIETORS 132 FIRST STREET, PORTLAND, - - ORECOH i3TPrivate Boouia of tho Latest Designs for Ladies- OPEN DAY AN I NIGHT. , New Route! CORVALLTS, YAQU1NJV, SAN FliANCISCO! Oregon Pacific K.-siiroad. A FT EH KEPTEMKEIt 1 i til, 185.Jg TUA1SS Leave COllVAl.U.'i TUESDAY DAY, KATIUDaY, 10 a.m. T IR KS Lcav YAOVIXA: MONDAY, DAY, 8 A. WEDNESDAY .v. EJil- 1 Ins t'linpaii) is now prclaro4l lo transport all t'uiyui nun imssenu'ri's, olterrirnl tliu lowm rales ever made on this coast. . BATES: Cokvallis TO Sax FllAXCIRCO- By Train nnd Al Yaquiiui. Uabiin, f!4 00 STEERACE. 7 00 CRAIN. 4 50 PER TON. Aeoommodatiomi Unsurpassod 'oi Capacity of Steamship, Cabin Pasxensers, 9:v Steerage, iJO; Freight, l,iw Tons, - Kivcr Steamers will hereafter cornice w th trains at Corvaliis. Other ocean stcaincrs will be ailtieit ns reinnred. JorfurtnVr informutiou apply to C. C. Ilofn-E, Z.J. Hatch, A. G. I. A F. A J.ih, P.wific D mk Corvaliis. 1 Portland, O.P.TOMPKINS, COMMISSION & PURCHASING Agent' of ALLKINDS OF MERCHANDISL? 1 orders fr m the country filled on short notice from Erory Clitss or Kind of Goods from First-Class Slock. Absolutely no charges or commission. will be charged for filling orders. OFFICE: 107 first street, At D. W. I'kf.n tick's Portland. Or NEW THIS WEEK. INSURE IN THE STATU lIUMiMlU OF- SAXjUIZVE OXt2E3GJ-OTAI". Capital. . . . . . , .100,000.00 Ihe, Farmers Gompaay ngures only Farm Property, Private dwellings, Scliool houses and Churclies. Also Detached dwellings in Cities and Towns with contents. I have also a few CHOICE FARMS and stock ranches for sale on reasonable terms. ;' '' ' " ' s - - . -David S. 'W- -no-tit EDUCATIONAr OAKIAnD.' Donglasl County, OftlKOOrV. School Year begins Monday, September 7, 1885. T WE COUHSE OF STUDY Is I)KSI(!XK1) TO MEET TIIK ViTS AP A'V Who inav fttteuJ. MailV linlili- nnil liiilli:mt r.iimls lnw wit.li a .Voi'vo t..w L . 1.... but circumatancea xrctlmlc their attinlin remote or more expumive institutions; among such are frequently found tho brightest and most promising in Bthool . , Hence the course of study Is made alnioht aa full as that of many of "our Colleges, while the character of instructructiou is inferior to none. Tuition per Seasioii Primary. First grade Junior class. . . Second grade Junior class .$ 4 OX) . c oo jVlusic Twenty-four Lessons. Use of Instrument.. . Drawing and Painting. OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL! iii a. i isr; oiieg OjST Graduates Receive State Educational Diploma FOH PAUTICULIIS, AI.D1!ESS HENRY L. 1 JEN SON, Prtfident., DRAIN, Or. HIISCELLANEOUS, SIOOO liK'iV.MU) Will lio riven any man wlio w ill rlui:i; a stri entist. of laru Liri ciu'C, and widely known to he :n lionemlilo man, who Will asKttrt that re Cut ll CilKt zinc l lint illu "f the most enduring of all known Diutcrtulu to withstand llio actions of til" Wfl:ltlU!f.' DETltolT HKOXZIC CO., 1 'otn .it , Miih. ENDORSED BY PRACTICALLY we J15.000 ' Or A r.v : i'. i & k i ..-11 MONUMENTS " J. A. Card well, Agent ANNOUNCES TO THE PUBLIC THAT HE IS NOW PREPARED ;: V; ; ; TO FURNISH laviJuYxiiiivo iiv in liivii: H aving alely fitted nj a new STEAM SAW MILL on Soutli Deer creek, is '''"' ''..'.' '. . ( ' ; prepare'.! - to furnish lumber of all kinila on short nottcQ at Hard Time Prices. Barn lumbar ami fencing furnished John or Robert Booth will not be undersold in Lumber. i .1 They have the best. If yon knew how cheap I sell Bells You would ;.A3 - - I J nlvr I 1 C Ti ,T, : 1 "v aubesers, JSJfciSES, Mill aiachineiy,. Pujips, Iuspiratoi-s (llie Lest Bo.icr feeder .known) Steam Fitting Goods, Beltixg, Oils. Also General Agent for, The Shipmax Ejrcixp--'rfmil Oil f..rl v n.V i-'U't. r?cnd for rirrnlnv ol ' ureffon GIVE ME WRCINi TP - . . " SiaitSi"??" enwanteed JQ-M.T.T- Wll f?"rry' SportUm ani Target niflm, world rennwrtod. The standard for Mad7lnfTrLH. ... ?.et e,itia& booting and ehootlns? paHerles. All calibres from 22 to ib. . K'rKsgassMmiH fibe ams co., hew juyeh, cosh. The Pr)rtlAnrlRviinaca Vinm TmitmA rvmt. goo, offers superior private and cfass Instruction Urthe young and middle-aged of both sexes who desire to obtain a practical education In tho short est tune consistent with thorough work, and at tho least expense. -Day Rnd-evenlnj? sessions through pu I the year. Students admitted any timo. Cata logue, oa appiicftUoa, A, P, AsxsaasQ, FrlacipaJ. f-i : c - - ot'Twclvo "Weeks: First grade Middle class Secoud grade Middle class. , Senior class s 7 00 8 00 0 DO .....12 00 2 50 00 to 12 00 ' i CEORGE T. RUSSELL, Principal. mm if ni1 1 ii'nii iii'Fi'ini iiiimiMiii WHITE BRONZE MOM: 31 K.MS -AND- STATUARY Were awanlcd the -GOLD MEDAL AT WORLD'S FAIR, Nkw OKI.KANH, l w - n MDNUMENTAL )CSi5lj3QlJii PrtcGS oa 1 1 - Jacksonville, Oregon. on short 'notice. J. J. WHITSETT. for Farms, Schools or Chcrches surely have one. iif VSk ... ' 2 . nrnJ ivI ,.c nr.' . ci -r .1 A CALL. Z.T. WRIGHT. 3 riiiiialKi" 1 Boist In Tho 7V"oiXci for lanm or amjill tmmmAn 1 n OMiihM iAnt.ini .ma.q t C y.v .uv-vwtiir w hHWJB WWI ,WUU, and tho only absolutely saf o tlflc anade. All Btylea, ( KAiyCII FOR SALE. A good sheep and grain ranch five ionics from the ll. IL depot and P. O. I Price $3,000. About 800 acres dftid- cd land, good Outlet, for further par ticulars callion, or address J. C. Full erton, Roseburg or Thos.: McGee Myr tle Creek, S " IU K U N ITY frcin Ai NO YAHCE t Vis la? VA I Pat. OitSSib, 1383. W. ily of t;ia.s far t. iHilu'iius IscttU Evory good thing 13 Oowiter foited, and consumers oro CAU TIONED against HIITATIONS of these Chimneys mado of VERY POOR CLASS. Soo that tho exact label is on each chimney n a above. Tha Poarl Top 13 alwaya cisnr and bright G-la.co. HarseifacinrtHi OJTtT by mm, a. mMzmzTK a co. FOR SALS BY DliALSRS. ' J. A. SMITH. P U 0 P R I E T 0 ll Of Tlie C I T Y B A K E 11 V AXD- KKK1S CONSTANTLY OX HAND A full auci of l;rend, t;akc, l'its, I'Liio aixl Tancy CracUcrs, tic. A! a tine Selection of Treiidj aiul Anu-ricna Cai.uics an.l 'cirnc late (j;U. licriils Sale. . 1'i.viJ Vyaii I'liiintUI C'lwmy L . llumj.-liru.v, Tctir lluiophrr v, hi.l.lia Humi.ljrjjy, Jvlm F. llinnMirey, Etu Mav Kumi.!, rty and l.iry J. llu,iM,lJrfcy i,ciliJ vSjlm jiunii.hrev awl Mary lluuibrey ikccasod. DifcnUants. RJOTICE W 1IEUKCY CIVES THAT BY YIKTL'E XI of an cxcutii and order of sale issue-! out of the Circuit Court ol Uoii-laa County urupo,, on the Aird. day of Movcuibur 1SS5 and to mo dirc-tol s,id delivered in purjiiancaof a jtid-cua-iit and decree duly made ami entered in said Court on tie 84th day tfOet-jbcr 1335 in favor of the above" u;,.ue.i natiitiila and asr-ii list the al(ve named Uef.Midaiils for the sum of aC.Sd and $ 7,70 cn-tH. Nw ji, pursuanee of said Execution and order of Kile 1 will Saturday decejj veu -xtu. isss not, uii t... i of 9 o eloc-K A. SI. and i o'el.-ck V. M of aid dv at llour ,, ,c Vl.xk f. M. of Kiid day sell at public auction t. the Inchest bidder f-.r casli at tbo Court Housedooriii K.wburg U.uslas Cuuntv Oregon all tbe ri-ht, tiii e and inWrcEt ii tbe said Detendanu or either of them in and to the folio in. dcjnbed liloried premises t.vvit. Cotuiueu eiu one bundml ami toil feet West ..f tho South tast corner of tho East hall of the North East quar ter of beeliuli thirty five in township 7 s K 7 W vv ,J?;J!un"i."" llu!"eu N"rtil 'tt: Uieoe itT- U'L,im S"atU U0 teet: U,ence East 1W fectrtUc pis .f heyii.nin- and the undivided half of the follovvms real ,,r .rty towit; fomititn. eiiif; at the South Kast I orneroi the Kal half of the . North l,aat quarter ot Section in t. S It 7 West of the W.M. nuiiiiin; theme North 12t fjef thenee 't 110 feet; then, e South t;o f..f them-e J-ast lit) feet to the pkiet. f.f iMiimliiu', in l..u las Coun ty Ontfoi.. To-ttlivr v ith ti.e teneuier.ts and hereilitamenis tbercunlo l,elui;jin-' ,,r in a:.v wise appurtailiifi, to KtUf,v said Juii-.n:eut Oa,ts inter est and aecrniiiK Cost'. Witness my imud this !.-.!. dav.f X .veiutivr lsti: O. A. Taylor ShorilT i'ou-ias County Oreym. Police ofFji!!;! ni. In the C-!i:ity (,'mir! of the County of Hoa!.is In the ma ter of the Es oi John II.;il Deeease'l St i jVJOTieK IS HKHtliY UlVKN' Til T OKU. HAl.L Hall, do a, t.AL-ruan oi ice iai ui "...i ...t-if....-.t . e -easi.il, Oil the i lib djv .,f ..rii t-. i in the County Court of li,,(i;r, c .naiv ro -. a hual aevount of lus A.Inii',wlra.i.u of s..i.l i;,Ul. and t.'iat and Court by its order du!v n,:,.,. and K,' uirK-u' V :'l?'dy ,,ri!"!-r 1," W Saturday the loth day of January 3; at the Court r..oin "f s.;id Court in tho Court lbcise in U.w blIr.- .,u..i,s County Oregon a time and pl uo i,r Wrtri?, Ui tions at which time all kth having ,.bjelti..ns to said a-vouut or the tiettlenient of g,id Ks. tate are re-piired to ajiocar and life their obje. tiotis ... nuu MUi.. Geor-e Hall Executor. llenuaim & Ball Attorneys for E vendor EXEWTCMi'S FINAL NOTICE. Count in said Km.iii. nn.i ,!... . . ac- County ha, by its onlcr -lr.ly made thisday appoh.t TlJte. JUTtKy l,ie Slh- V ' January si.l ISStlnt 1 o'elock P, M. fir the lu'nrii.o ..f .A.:.....-. ... wu.iv . iny Mine ne: sw tlurefure erso!i3 having any suchd,,-0,:tis arc i.crt.i,y all no . ,,,ar m say uurt at said time and there to make such obj. etions known ltness our hands at kn!,!.,., day of Xovem ber 13. ""v""""a ma. G. A TaMor . I'hilin II. I'ii.kt-m Executors of hotute ot Wm. S. rmkiu dee'U. NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION Land Office at Rodebur- Orugon, Dembcr 2, TO-OTICB IS UEBEDV GIVEN' THAT THE FOL. XI UmttiK-named seltierhru filed i,iia of hn iu lention to iiwks final proof in support of hig claim v....v , n0 jniiuo uei.ire tlie KeL'ister orlUeoiyeratltosehurjr Land Offiei. on Ti.,.ir.i, Ullll til,.- a. 1,1 .1. ...:n I. I 1-', 181. viz: Williams, liiee f? I v. " 'or the K i of N. E. 1 Jfc X. I of a S. H. 5 W. E Ses. 2 T. S3 Ho names tho follonin WttiitttJ--? l(i nn.vn 1.1- eontmuoas rcsiden.e ujion, and cultivation of iid land, viz: P. C. I'arkr -7r. W....- i .. V iT1 prd Samuel Smith, nil of Oik land Ihmns Comity Vnzun w-i.- i........... - Ke'iter Final Notifc MOTICE IS IIERE13Y GIVEN THAT THOMAS . tndalo Kxetutor of t?,,. i-w. :o . , . l account and vuv iK.-vtivuii.-iib morcof. Tiiomag Grila!e Executor of ih3 Estate t E. C. Drj- deceased. December lath 1&S5 Notice Of Final Settlement. In County Court ofh ,.i n .. ' . - the County of Iur!as in th-- m"ttVr .1. ?. for of P. Pctem dec eai'd ' " uf thc IOUCE iSIIKUfclJV G1VKX that ?. .... J.1 dersitrneil Kxecutr of the EtL .. ....: deceased lias filed hi final ; said Estate, and th,, ,!... j.T:,: "'cinciit j I:! i .v. ii i, : .. i Court ha filed V;.T.rT.'' c-mllu. fr hear- account " . .--a rrea f j!L.llfJ . December 17lb lsS5 Ecuter. Notice Of Final Settlement In the County Curt ,.f ,tfU. U'V the County of Uongl .s. e-.-.i ior In the Matter of the Kst.f.1,. i . " of r.lrl Dewaat-d ) 5th day o April at Thurt -rn'of' t3a.5. "etrlntr objection,',;1 bjetaiow to aaid aeeolult or t,t US'. Mime. 10 mr . filc i VmoTt l . i in cwwuurs. weccrubcr 21th 1S3", f D. tt ApuleL'ato. ITnrtnnitn i P.Tl 1 : , Adsninistrator. AfOTICEIS IlEKECYtn VEX THAT TIIFrvnEP P 8itnie,l Exeeutor of tho Kstate and las t will 'and testament of Williams, l'i.ikstoti devea.ed, lltlVt IX "tnr.iii ui vkj TIIATTIII- t' vriri 11 Siicnol AdniiuirtruU of tho Estate of C, i.tlua UtledPfete, h file I in tho atoC-J'en vitica court a filial account of nU fiil,.,n.;.-f ... . ; nhlcat-oe. That aaid Court l v it '8 Vf and entMmd n. Attorneys for Etjtatg, f t' ' s '