Daily Eugene guard., June 28, 1897, Image 2

DAILY EUGENE GUAJiD.
I. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher.
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uitarii, Eugene, Oregon.
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EAHTKIIN OKFICK-WO to 234 Temo le Cour
New York Ulty. E. KAIZ , Agent
MONDAY
JUNE 28
, A TOO ZEALOUS ADVOCATE.
John M Williams, formerly
prinoipal ot the Eugene public
schools, in which position he was
succeeded by Prof Keiu, and for
merly deputy prosecuting attorney
by grace of appointment, was
moved by the spirit and could not
retiat the teinpation to get iuto the
Chapman imbroglio, especially as
there was an opportunity to give a
former successful rival an unkind
blow, lie made his debut in the
Sunday Oregonian,
John M evidently allowed his
zeal to overcome his discretion for
getting that percious maxim about
people who reside in glass bouses
not being exactly in a position to
throw stones. As John M seems to
nppreoiato tho personal phases of
newspaper controversy the spirit
may move us to give him an install
ment of very interesting reading
matter in tho near future.
We cannot but rememLer how
he was around, but a few months
ago, humble aB a whipped puppy,
bogging that his connection with a
very notorious and disgraceful
episode at Junction City be sup
pressed so far as publio mention in
the Guard was concerned, That is
not all. There are other personal
matters, the publication of which
would make John M regret having
eased his feelings in publio print.
Take warning John M, and here
after follow the example of other
Chapman apologize and hide
your personality under a nora de
plumo. It is a very convenient
way to call attention of the publio
to the delinquenoiiB and shortcom
ings of your neighbors without the
risk of being called to personal ac
count. It is cowardly, but the
ooward cares little, or nothing,
about principle so long as ho can
work in the dark and shield him
self from personal consequences.
AN IMPARTIAL WITNESS.
The editor of the Junotion City
Times has a very impartial oom
menton State University affairs.
He takes no side but, alluding to
the petition for tho removal of Dr
Chapman, incidentally remarks:
"The'Bigners aro among Eugene's
moat prominent business and pro
fessional men, men who are not in
the habit of attaching their names
to every papor that comes along."
The sdiior of the Times is well
acquainted in Eugene, has no per
sonal feeling in this matter, and
shows a disposition to deal fairly
with all. His impartial statement
gives tho lie to Dr Chapman's
plea that opposition to him comes
from a few prejudiced and interested
citizens.
1 he Board of Regents, if they
necu opinions oi me state press,
will certainly come to the conclu
sion that the "local prejudice" cry
of the eastern importation is with
out substantial foundation, and
made use of only to excite sympa
thy abroad from people who know
nothing of the merits of the case.
HILL DR. CHAPMAN ANSWKKY
How can Dr Chapman remain
silent under tho grave charges pub
licly tu-i.lo by one-half the number
of the class of '97, aud many repu-
i
table citizens, that he is "lttehlv
unworthy of belief;" that bis
"retention places a premium on
flattery, intrigue, deception ami
U.NTRUTHFTI.NESS?"
There is a strict libel law iu this
state. Besides, the gentlemen ho
signed this most scathing denunci
ation of Dr Chupman, his character
and methods, are financially able
to stand any damage suit.
Is his character and reputation
for truthfulness worth anything?
One of the petitioners Bays "specific
charges" will be made if required.
The Board of Regents owes it to the
university, to the state, to publicly
investigate these damaging charges.
If true, there is no place within the
walls of any reputable educational
institution for Dr Chapman.
Chapman and bis few friends
will soon begin to appreciate the
fact that the opposition to him is
somewhat brotder than "local
prejudice." Our state exchanges,
almost witnout exception, speak of
Chapman in very uncomplimen
tary terms. In the face of these
adverse comments how can he go
before the Board of Rtgeuts and
claim that it is nothing but "local
prejudice?" That though is just
what he is claiming. S
The Fountain of Youth.
We all remembe
the story of Ponci
de i,eon seekini
the fountain ol
eternal youth; anc
we all sympathlu
with him in hit
search. Youtk
means so much. I;
means more that
life for sometime!
life becomes i
weariness. Bui
youth witb
its abounding
health and vigor,
elastic steo.
glowing cheeks,
and sparkling
eyes we all
covet genu
ine youth.
The weak
ness or (lis
ease which
ages people
before then
time, is not the result of accumulated years
it is the effect of wrong living and unhealthy
blood. When the blood is pure and fresh
the body will be full of youth.
Thousands of people who seemed to have
lost their youth by disease and suffering
have found it again through the use of Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, the
most perfectly natural and scientific rejuve
nator of the physical forces ever known to
medical science.
It gives the blood-making organs power to
make new blood, full of the life-giving red
corpuscles which drive out disease, build
up fresh tissue, solid muscular flesh and
healthy nerve force. It gives constitutional
power, deep and full and strong: rounds
out hollow cheeks and emaciated forms;
gives plumpness, color and animation.
It does not make flabby fat like cod livet
oil. On this account, it is a perfect tonic
for corpulent people.
It aids digestion and the natural action of
the liver, and by feeding the nerves with
highly vitalized blood banishes nervous
ness, neuralgia and insomnia.
Where a constipated condition exists, the
" Discovery " should be used in conjunction
with Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, which are
the most perfect, mild and natural laxative
in the world. There is nothing else " just
as good." There is nothing that will do the
work so thoroughly, surely and comfortably.
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Qululue Tab
lets. All druggists tefund the money
if it falls to cure. 25c.
It will be an agreeable surpr'te to
(ersons subject to nttaok" t bilious
colio to learn that prompt relict ma;
be had by taking Cliauioerlaln'r Uollo,
Cholera and Dlarrhoei. Keniedv. Id
many instances the attack may be
prevented by taking; thi imnedy a
soon as the first symptom- -i tlie (lit-
ease appear. 25 And 50 jent bottle
ror sale bv Ueburu & DjLiuio
Ell Hill, number Ciy, P a., write s
'I have bet-n suffering from piles for
25 years and thought my case Incura
ble. DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve was
recommended to me as a pile cure, so I
bought a box aud It performed a per
manent oure." Thl Is only one ot
thousands of similar cures. Kczema,
sores and skin diseases yield quickly
when It is used. Corner Drug Htore,
Vluceut A WaltoM Proprietors.
This is a good time of the year to
tako Simmons Liver Regulator. It Is
the very best medicine to take in the
Spring for the blood, aud to cleanse the
system of all Impurity. "I have used
Simmons Liver Regulator as a cor
rector and blood purifier and think it
au excellent remedy. I always keep It
on hand to take In preference to other
medoines." I M hysell, Middleporl
Ohio.
During the winter of 1893, F M
Martin, of Long Beach, West Va.
contracted a severe cold which left him
with a cough. 1 , speaking of how he
cured it he says: "I used several kind
ol cough syrup but found no relief until
I bought a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, which relieved me
almost Instantly, and In a short time
brought about a complete cure." Wheu
imiioira wi.it a cougn or cold ue
this remedy and you will not And It
mt-wsury to try several kinds before
von get relief. It has bevu in the mar
ket lor over twenty years and con
stantly grown In favor and popularity
Kor sale at 25 and 60 cents (er bottle
ny ujuuru infant).
The Foot
of a Fly"
Rnoliih doctor, "will
j am enough poison to infect a house-
i .. nnw emee-
tioia. in iumniir-"" - r
iilly, 'disease germs fill the sir, multi
tudes are infected, fall ill, die j multi
tudes escape. These messengers of
mischief do not exist for millions. Why
not? Because they sre healthy and strong
protected as a crocodile is against gun
efcot. It is the weak, the wasted, the
thin-blooded who fall; those who
have no reaiitive power so that a redden
cough or cold develop into graver
disease. We hear, of catching disease!
Why not catch health t We can do it
by always maintaining our healthy
weight.
of Cod-liver Oil, is condensed nourish
ment; food for the building up of the
system to resist the attacks of disease.
It should be taken in reasonable doses
all summer long by all those whose
weight is below the standard of health.
If you ire losing ground, try a bottle
now'
, For sals by aU drogaiata at too. and M
It la sold on sv enaranteu br aU dnur-
gista. It cures Incipient Consumptsoa
tad Is the best Congo, tnd Urouo Our. -Sold
by Henderson & Linn.
Central Market,
PROPR 13 TORS.
Will keep constantly on hand a full supply if
BEEF, MUTTON,
PORK and VEAL
Which they will Bell at the lowest
market prices.
A fair share of trie pnrjllc patronage solicited.
: TO THE FARMERS. :
We will pay the highest market price
for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Sheep.
Shop on Willamette St.,
EUGENE, OREGON.
jfTge-Moats dellyerod to anyp rt ol tbe city
true of oharge.
Lane County Bank.
(established In 1882.)
EUGENE, OREGON.
A general Banking business
In all branches transacted on
avorable terms.
A. G. HOVEY, President.
J. M. ABRAMS. Cashier.
A. G. HOVEY' JR., A-wt Cashr.
J. F. FORD,
(Evangelist.)
Of lea Moines, Iowa, write under date of
March 23, 1B93:
8. B. Med. Mfo. Co.,
Dtifur, Oregon.
Gentlemkn: On arriving home last
week, I found all well and anxiously
waiting. Our little girl, eight at,, one
balf years old, who naa wasted away
to 88 pounds, 1 now well, strong and
vigorous, and well fleshed up. S. B.
Cough Cure has done Its work well.
Both of the children like it. Your 8.
B. Cough Cure has cured aud kepi
awpy all hoarsness from me. 8o give
,t to every one, with greetings for all.
Wishing you prosperity, we are
Yours, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ford.
It yon wish to tool fresh and cheerful, and
ready for the Spring's work, oleanse the system
with the Headnohe and Liver Cure, br taklu
two or throw doses a week.
Sold under a posltl re guarantee
60 oenta per bottle by all druggist
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Xttui Office at ttoaeburg, Or.,
June 5, 1897
Notice la hereby given that the follow
iug-nnmed settler baa filed notice of bis in
tentton to make final oroof in support ol
his claim, and that said prool will be mad
before Jool Ware, U 8 Commlsaionei
at Eugene, Orecon, ou July 19, 18H7
viz: John Davies on U No 7109, foi
the se of SfO 6, tp 16 a, r 1 east,
He names the following witucisso' t
prove hia oontiunous reoldcuce upon and
cultivation of said land, vie
Myron H Wood, Alfred Montgomery , an
Frank Lilly, of Isabel, Oregon, aud Brajit
Hiison, ol Kugene, Oregon,
M. VkaTch,
Utf uter
NOTICSOK FIN VI. SSri LKM ..n
N liee is hereby g ven th.it Tu . 1 Har
ger n adiuii i.uator nf t)i tstat.
of Wm H lUrgei baa fii.,1 ue nn it (i
final aet lement iod th 7th dtr otJi ie i
set (or tli.al h-or ng at In o ,-' vk a m
Tu s M llmuiit,
Admr.
Waltom A NUfiliY,
Attorney
FISHER & WATKINS
An Affidavit.
ThU is to certify that on May 11 ih.I
walked to Melick's drugstore ou a pair
ol erutcl.es aud bought. : bottle of
Chamberlain's Pain Bala, .or iurlain
matory rheumatism which had crip
pled me up. Alter using three bottles
I am completely cured. I can cheer
fully recommend it. Charles H Wet
. I.Sunbury, Pa.
Sworn and subscribed to before me
i August 10, 18U1. -wauer oihij.""
J P. For sale at 60 cents per bottle by
Ostium & DeLauo.
Farms for Sale.
I have for sale several good farms,
which have been taken In foreclosure
by loan companies.
,t.t i u'Hl l.p Milcl'nt alow
lljesv ...
figure and on easy turns without the
assistance of real estate ugeiits. Ap-
0 C'..t..uttll lllTRIt
Eugene, Oregon.
To I'HBKTIAN ENDEAVO-tEKS. $12
-round trip, Albany to San FranciHCi,
including meals aud state room, good
30 days, via OU4 E Railway and
Steamship Farailon from laquina.
UEO J? V.BAW,
Agent.
Green Bone. -Fisher & Wutkins
are now prepaied t furnish green heme
freshly ground. It is guaranteed to
make hens lay. Buy and try it
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at ltoseburg, Oregon,
June 24, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that Ihe following
named settler has filed notice of his iuten
.., muVn IWI nroof in suonort of his
oliiim. and that said Droof will be made be
fore Joel Ware, U S uommissionsr
at Eugene, Lane county, Oregon, on
Ani-ust 11. 1897. viz: Ira P Hower
on II E No 7931 lor tho Lots 8, 4, 6 aud
of sec. 10 to lu s. r 2 east.
He names the following witnesses tc
prove bis continuous residtnee upon uud
cultivation of said land, viz:
Fred W Bloomfield, Frank Wood, James H
Witbrow, Winthrop Thomson; all of Gale
Creek, Oregon,
B M Veatoh,
Uipislor
iTiie Guide 11
and your cb.oice
One packet either
WoaQarful Branching Aster,
New Japan Mcrniug Glory or
Pansy ohoioe rnirod for
IS CtS.
j Tiro packets 33 c, three packets 30c,
Full retail price 45 cts.
Vlsk's Illustrated
Monthly Magazine
which tells how to grow
Plants, Flowers and
Vegetables and is up to
date on these subjects,
for three months, the
Guide, and One
Packet of Seeds,
(named above), fcr
25 cents.
When ordering itnta where vou
law this ailv. and we wllUcnda
packet of Flower Seeds freo.
JAMES VICK'S SONS
mi)
Future comfort for present
seeming economy, but buy the
sewing machine with an estab
lished reputation, that guar
antees you long and satisfac
tory service. o j Jt
ITS PINCH TENSION
. . AND . ,
TENSION INDICATOR,
(devices for regulating and
showing the exact tension) are
a few of the features that
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Send for our elegant H.T.
catalog.
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JiLViT-dGSOi. ff-A
vijA
NOTICE FOR I'DBLICATIGX
Laud Office at Hoptbur. Oinmi,
May SI, S97.
Notice is hiruhy givtu that tie follow
inu Darned settler has tiled uotiee uf hi in
tention to make final proof iu support ol
hia claim, and that said proof will le made
before Joel Ware, United Sluli s Couimiu.
siouer, at Eugene, Oregon, on July 5, 1897,
viz: James S Smith, on H. E. No.
7125, for tbe w and s ', u i ol
see 20, tp 18 S., It 1 east.
Uo nauies tbe following witnesses to
prove hia continuous residence upon aud
cultivation oi, bhiq inuu viz:
Jatuts Howard, Andrew J Cblcheister.
Wsley Neet, all of Lowell, Omcou. and M
tiliuiker of Eugene, Oreyon.
II -ll VKATCH,
Itegistei .
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice ia hereby given tha VL IS r Mow
ban been duly appointed administrator of
the entitle ol William 01 ltobmett, deceased.
All persons having claims iigauift suid es
tate are horeby notified to present the same
to tbe ndmiuistrator at the law otlice of
Geo. B. Borris, at Eugene Cily, Oregon,
witbio six moulds iroiu tbe date ol tbis no
tice. ,
W, L. Bbistow,
Administrator.
Geo. B. Dobbis,
Ally, for Estate.
NOTICE TO CiiKDITOHS.
Notice is hereby fiivfln that tbe nnder-
signed bus been by the county court of
Luue Couuty Oregon, Hppoint. d Adminis
trator ot Ihe estate of Gilbert r Mack, de
ceased. AU persons having claims
acainstsaid estulo are htreby notified
to present tlf-m to tbe under
signed witb tbe proper and lepiil vouchers
at Ibo law olbce ol A U N ooJcock in Eugene,
Lsue couuty, urreou, within six
months from tho dale of ibis notice.
Dated Moy 3rd, 1897.
A C Woodcock.
Administrator of Ihe estate of Giib. rt F
Mack, deceased.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notit.e is hereby oiven by ibo nnder
sigued, Isabella Blakely, executrix of the
estate ol Mai-tba iairur. a. 'ceased, to tuc
creditors of, aud ail persons haviug el iims
against, said deceased (o exhibit them
wiih tbe necessary voucbers, wnnin six
months after tbe publication of this notice.
to said executrix, or to her attorney, W A
V.iod, at bis office at Eugene, Oregon.
Dated April ?.8, 18S7.
IaABKLLi Blakki.v,
Executrix
W A Wood,
. for Exe-ititrix.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the un.icrsixne.l
C K Hale has been duly appointed adminis
trator of the estate of Hannah Taylor, deceased
bv the CV.untv Court of Lone county, state of
Oregon; and all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to present the
sniue tosai.t administrator at nis residence in
Hale precinct in said county duly verified
within six months from the date ot this
notice.
Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 10th day
ot April, lavi.
O. K. Hai.e,
Admr. of said Kstate.
L. Bilted,
Attorney.
Notice lor Publication.
Land Ofhce at RoseUug, Or. gnn,
June 22. 18?7
Notice U hereby given that tbe following
mm iea settler nas niea nouoe ol n.B inten
tion to make fiual proof in snrcort of hik
lai n, and that siid proof will be made
neiore Joel ware, u s UommissiDiier, hi
Kvgeue, Oregon, on August 0, 1897, viz:
uiora h inciter on It Mo. 7201, for Ihe
in u Ji ot sec. 12, tp. lb h , 11 1 East,
He names the folloririiia Hi'.u.sser to
prove his continous residence upon end
uui lvauon ot mm land, viz:
Garwood E CreHS. of EuL'eiiH. Oieuo
Floyd Day, of Euuene. Or.-.on: C'.in-v V
fhumton, of Gale Creek, Or,; Iherim C
Ibomson, ot Gate Jre!i, Or.
R. il. VEATCH,
Regiatir.
ADMINISTRATOR'.-! NOTICE OF S ILK
OF REAL rKOPERTY.
Notice is hereby given that bv i.:un
an older of the county court of the M.iif f
Oregon lor tbe county of Lane lniiu i n,
entered in said court in Ihe mailer id t In
estate of H C Humphrey, dfccuseil, on I In
third day cf May, 1897, the m.d tsignd
will ouer for sale at private sale m! h- II
o tbe highest bidder for cash at tin- Lire
louuty Hank in- E.tgene, Lann n ur.iy.
Oregon, on and alttr Sutunl . ll..
fifth doy cf June 1897, at one . '.- cK
in Ihe afternoon f aid da; aK lie i .,na.
owned by H C Humphrey at the luu- l
Jeceaso iu tbe followii.g defcnl td re..
Mropi rty to-wit: The sw an.l tlie p o
he uw of sec 11, and Ihe se . I . , n
of see 1(1 and tbe ne M of the i ,t a
ec 15; the same being the di ast:'on lan 1
imm ci LUiner tjasbroui'k not. ho. ion-;
Iso the 8 e of the ne J, ami Ihe l h
tuo so yt oi seo iu, all in tp IB e, r 6 w
mtainiug 100 acres of land iu Line county
.regou.
Dated May 3rd, 1S97.
liKniK E. Hi:.iph!:i.v.
Administratrix of ihe (state i f II C
tiumpuny, dcciused.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTKAT0s;S SALE
Nolice is hcieby given Unit the under
sunid ndmiuisirator of the estate of Wn
Wel-er, deceas d, pursuant lo mi order of
tho county court of Lane couuty. Oregon
male nd entered the 3rd dv ni Vv i!i7
Will l-ell at l)liatfi nlA for
o-isiquiva.utall of the following de-
scr.oeu ie.,i p-oerty belonging lo sa'd es
tate to-v. 1 : the Bouth half of lot 5 in
block lu crig iml plat ot Junction City,
Lane oi nniy, Ongon. The said sale to
beiMU at 1 n'pl rli n m .1,. T.lK ln,. nl
Juue, 1897, the same to take place on the
'iu premises.
uated Lngene, Oregon, May 3rd, 1897,
ItoBKiiT Clow,
Adminiqlrafnr rxt ...... nt Un. UTAt.A.
deceased. '
Kotice to Creditors.
Otice ia hereby oiven ihat tha nnder.
ired has been appointed administratrix
ot .he Estate of G. O. Itoe' deceased, by
v-ounty uonrt ot Lane County, Oregon
All persons hotdino nl me ...in., it, ,.y
Estate will please prise, t the same to the
undersigned wdhia sit months from this
date.
January's, 1897.
Ida B. Roe,
. . Administratrix..
Joshua J. Walton a
A ttorney for Eitt.
Laud Offir
fie, . .,
Police label, l , . Mi,' , 7H-
Mr'iur1?' fcn
ai inleuiicn ,. tl,d Mi. "I
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of ae.se. tp7u?,?"fc,,5
williaiut, t,uii Fr,. ""Wi
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NOT
,( E p0R PUBI,CAT'I0,.
L"-'l Office at
ikl.r.,i,.. , "21 iJ-
Notice
inr-iinm
-iH.,errvrjS
" ninke final p ooff""'"1'.
nd that i'.00 '""ri
intention
uis claim
before
Eugene.
August
on H E
Jo-l Wo t s'f. 'u,
lip 18
HA
the follow
prove h
:ivalionof,s7h:cir8rtt
W
allcr U Scott. sfl, m: .
Huston.
8ie pu,r,ffi. , JJjj,
Oregon
NOTICE FOItj-DBLlCATIOS.
Land Office atEwb,,,
Nolice is hereby given ih.ut.','
named se.tier haj filed no.t'fe
supporl of bin claim j .u..1
will, be u.,.,le before Joel tH
j.72TTs97V ,ST, iCTviSB-
EENoC7:15.for.hewSlS,fe
'i otsc-c. M.'.p 18 S R.4Wei,. '
Sul.iva.ion o( j:,H ,""'Oe0ttri
Aimer Ln,b,d .pi Eugeoe.Oregon; Jlbl
P. Cullaw,.y, of Eugene, 0r.g?D; j
Harringtou, ol Lu jene, Ore; j J
oi ""b' ""i wn'ou.
KM. Vino,
Sotiee of Final Settlement.
Notice is heictiv civeu lhl R v ..
derson, Adminit-tialor of ihe tuollia.
ens Kelley, deceasid, has HUd his finalit
.'tmi.t A th.' nduiiuistrBiicn ol uid MU-i
iu the County Court of Lne County 0
gon, iii.d saiit Court bus fixe tbe tire !
ihe examinnlioi. nod pasMDg eo Bid anil
nccou -.ton the 8tb day of Jane, lSji.il!
o'clock in I Lo forenoon ol uid dijiodil
the Court House iu Eueme, uid eomtt,
as tliH place for , xnminatioD of ,iid final
acconot. All persons interested U aid
estate aie hereby notified that Ifaey inn
quirtd lo appear before said Court staid
i lino and hie in wrilbiDj any uI-jkUcu
they may have to tlie aiiowance of stjii final
account end settlement ef said estatr.
I) ilt d Euuene. OrroD. May 6th, K.
E K. HEXDEHSCS,
AdaiinUtntot.
H. It S-KIPWOIiTH,
Atiorup) for Adair.
NOTICE OF FlXAL SETILElim.
In Ibe mailer of I lie Estate ol hut Yu
duvu, dt eeastd:
Nolice is hereby gitsa that "
iigiud, W M Vai.dnvn, execulwol ihelut
will mi ' l-' went, uud ef Ihe ial
N.ic V..1..1.. , ... ilec ss'il. Inn Hi.d nil
tinii! . t count 'in 'lie Cour.ly Con.l hi Ut
(.Vuulv, ( regon; and Hint SitorJ.J tbe
Mih d'av of July, IS97, st 'he b ar of I
o'clock p nini.1 day basbteo DiedbtoBHj
uf said t'ouri for Ibe nnal bearing ol
accmil; and fur tlie litericg ol all r"!
ol k-ctioni thereto, d.1 for tho final
ment of said esiai; scd nil pso
es.ed in Ihe matter of said estale in i
iv notiHed lo fila any and all ot,t
,i',.r may h ve to si-.i.i scennat " aMm
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Dtt"l il-i-i Hth li- of Jr.n', IW.
WMYisnro
EIrlntJroIaidt1',, L Hilt d, Attorney.
Ni'TK E FOR PUBLICATION
,. a oa.i.t
, hereby sijfo 'b-Jel
N
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nan , ,1 .eitler uas nieu
en l.
btr c
mi ion
,, and that said l"'
,.i ,l ,Vare, Lnilel si-H
l" -iwT -' i-3"'1'
tr, , r conliu-Jnr, res.dCn !
.iiiiiivution of, said land, vi.
William T B.lM lt
Levi I' Tallm.ii.ol MdoJ f ,
rick McEnroe, o Meadow, ,
Kichanifon, of Olentena, Ore,
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NOTICE FORTci'-I-I'-A'''
Land Office t Uci;;.
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Nu ice is In
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l.,...,. nif .1
final 1 10" n' ' -A
miBUIIW" J i-n I'll 1" '
his claim, and tba' -'"'"0 ., .ui--o'.
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intention to
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XI T.tE
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Oregon, -r at ths l "V " lt, f I
Eugene, Oregon, with":"1
date thereof. oreion, I',c- 2 t
Dated . t Engnf OrefP". j
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