Daily Eugene guard., June 30, 1897, Image 2

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Hew York City. K. KATZ, Agent
WEDNESDAY -
JUNE 30
WHY BIT ON 1 BED-HOT STOVE?
The Remedy Willi the People All
Intereits Have Suffered From
Sllres Deinoneti zation.
The gold men have controlled the
finances of the country ever since
John Sherman struck down silver
by cheating congress into the pass
age of a bill which contained a pro
visionjto that end, says the Cincin
nati Enquirer. He was able to
thus cheat congress by falsely stat
ing that the bill if passed would
continue the lull and free coinage
of "a silver dollar which would
float all over the world, and be the
equivalent in value of the five
franc piece of France." That was
more than twenty four years ago.
The only relief the people havo had
from the effects of that piece of
legislative dishonesty was when
their represenativua partially re
stored Bilver coinugo ub a compro
mise with the emissaries of Wall
Street in Washingvon. Seeing that
free coinago was about to be re-established,
Wall Street was able to
put limitations on the coinago.
Accordingly from I87S to 1892 nn
avorage of fcrty millions of dollars
a year was nddod to the volumo of
monoy in tUia country by the pur
chase of silver bullion and ila use
as monoy. That was the period of
which Thomas B lloed spoke in tho
last campaign as an era of pros
perity. Benjamin Harrison de
clared in his message of December,
1890, that the Shormau purchnse
act, which provided for the purchase
of four million of ounces of silver
per month had givon "an upward
tondoncy of trade," and had had
beneficial effi'ots, as was the inten
tion of its authors. He was one of
its authors. An era of prosperity
reforred to by Mr Uood was stopped
short by a coalition betweon the
ropublican party and theClovcUnd
Administration in 1S93, by the
repeal of the Shorman purchase act
and the absolute cessation of any
further purchase of silver or pro
vision for its coinage. Since that
year tho country has been in the
depths of despair,
Tho hair of the dog is not good
for tho bito. Tho gold quack doe
tors who have starved the patient
purpose to continuo the samo treat
ment. Why should thcro not bo a
change of treatment? What busi
ness man is there who is not tho
worse for G rover Clovoluml having
ever livod? Are tho banks reaping
ft rich harvest by tho Wall Street
policy of contraction? Are the
savings banks any the hotter off for
the CO per cent roduction in tho
value of property on which they
have loaned their depositors' mon
ey? Has any Btock of goods in
creased in value above ita original
cost during tho last four years?
How long will tho business men
continuo to sit on the red-hot stoves
of business depression, becauso
those who aro interested in burning
thorn tell them that tho stoves are
getting coolor all the time, when
they know they are getting hotter?
Why do not tho business man talk
these things over among thsin
solves? They ned not discuss
them with silver coinago mou. Lei
them ueo tho samo intelligorce
t:.y use in conducting their I ' i
neis, and in all other rtcpt-cto. 1.-1 .
them compare note with eich '
other and reason out the que? ti-jii. j
They need never buy lare quunti-1
ties of goods on a falling marktt,
because they kuow they would e.:!l
at a loss. There never can be any j
other kind of a market so long as
fJnmA (if innnpu i Lf-ino-l
steitdily contracted. The volume
of money must continue to be
steadily contracted until it is rein
forced by a return of silver coinage.
The gold standard is contraction,
because the supply ot gold from
year to year does not equal the in
creased use for money. ' Substan
tially all that is produced goes into
the arts, and is not to be had for
coinage.
These are plain truths, and if
thoy are carefully read they will
lead candid men to but one result,
and that is that the gold studard
is the enemy of prosperity, and the
enmy of all business of a legitimate
character. It is as much the enemy
of legitimate banking as it is the
enemy of all other interests. It
serves only financial wreckers who
feast and fatten on the misfortunes
cf individuals, corporations and
governments. The remedy is in
the hands of the people.
"He who would be free himself
must strike the blow,"
Eternal Vigilance.
" Eternal vigilance i the price of liberty."
It 1 the price of ev.-ryil.infr worth having.
of life itself. A
man needn't be
always looking
for uanrer
afraid that
something will
happen to him;
but a wise man
will form a habit
of care about the
important things of
life.
It isn't half o
much trouble to take
care of yourself as it
is not to. A man
who follows regular,
healthy habits, feels
(rood all the time.
.He is wortn living
to him. Hut a man
who "don't want to
bother" with taking
care of himself lias
more pain and mis
ery crowded into one
day man a good
healthy, hearty man
who lives right
would ever know of
in a whole year.
When a man's stomach is out of order,
and his digtatio.: . n't work; when his liver
gets to be sluggish and won't clear the bile
out of his bluod, it is time for him to look
out for himself. He gets no nourishment
out of his food. His blood gets thicker and
thicker with impurities. His nerves get irri
tated. He losea energy and fighting force.
He may any, "I can stand it, I will feel
better to-morrow;" but the chances are he
will feel worse to-morrow and worse still
next day. He ought to put himself right nt
once. Kc needs I)r Vierce'o Golden Medical
Discovery. It is made for just this condition.
It rouses up tho digestive and nutritive
organs, and gives them power to extract
from the food all the nutritious elements
and transform them into rich, nourishing
blood. It enables the liver to cleanse out all
bilious impurities and pour into the circula
tion an abundance of highly vitalized blood,
full of the life-giving red corpuscles which
build up healthy flesh, muscular strength,
and nerve-energy. It does not make flabby
fiesli. It is the only suitable tonic and
strength-builder for corpulent people.
To Lure a Cold in One Day.
Take Luxiitlvu llromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists lefuml the money
If it fulls to euro. Uoc.
When wo consmur Hint "hj intes
tines are about Ave .iiiit. as long as
the body, we can realize tne intense
suflurlng experienced when they are
ititlamod. DeWltt's C'oliciiiiil lUiolera
Cure subdues Inilnuiiiiatie.i nt once
anil ceinpletcly remove ih ilillleulty
Corner Drug Store, Vincent & Walton
X'roprietors
It will be an ngrteibit) Mirpr ee to
persona subject to nttne-k- '. oiliout.
colic to learn Unit prompt lol.i! limy
lie had by taking t'liniiiiHrluin Colic,
Cholera and Dlarrhoeu Jtemedy. Xu
lnuny hiHtnuees the attack nitty be
pre veil led by taking thl- ninedy a
noon ns tho Hint symptom- i '.tin dlt
i'hsv appear. and 60 wit tuiiiles
lor n In by Ostium A IX I.mi"
Kll Hill, number Cly, P ., writes
'I have been HuHoiins from piles for
years nml thought my case incura
ble, lJeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve was
recommended to mo an pile cure, so I
taught a tax and it performed a per
manent cure." Thlt Is only one of
thousands of similar cures. Kczenia,
"ores and skin diseases yield quickly
when It is used. Corner Drug Store,
Vitievut A Walton Proprietors.
Tills Is a good inne of tho year to
take Simmons Liver Keg iltitnr. It Is
the very tost medicine to tnko la the
Hprmg for tl e blood, and to cleanse the
system of all Impurity. "I have used
Simmons Liver Iteulntor as a cor
rector and blood puriller nn.l think It
nn excellent remedy. I always keep It
on hand to take in preference to other
inedoliHu." I M liywll, Middleport
OhK
mm
Depression
of Spirits
so common In summer-time,
accompanied by loss of energy,
lack of thought-power, means
a deficient supply of nourish
ment The vital force is lost. J
. . .. . . i j t
Itlsn t a question oi muscie ana
sinew, but of resistance and
endurance. At any age, but
especially In youth, it involves
the risk of lung disease. Loss
of flesh and a cough are threat
ening signs.
of Cod-liver Oil, with the hypo
phosphites, meets these cases
perfectly. It tones up, fattens
and strengthens.
In Scott's Emulsion the taste
of the oil is fully disguised,
making it almost as palatable
as milk.
Pot aale at we. rA ti.en by all dnaeetsts,
BCOTT A Bow.SE, 111-. Caesura, New Yorx
8U0Botte.fi fi! M a
Oneccntadoss. wO-lrr-?-.-
ItU sold on a rustmv?'-"! by all drujf
Ktati. It cures Incln t t.'onaumptioa
uulisthsboitCoush'U Wrouo Cm. -
Bold byHendersoa & Ltnn.
entral Market,
FISHERY WATKINS
PROPR ETORS.
Will keep constantly on hand a full supply
BEEF, MUTTON,
PORK and VEAL
Which tliey will sell lit tlie lowest
uinrket prices.
A fair share of tie public patronage sollcltel.
:-TO THE FAHMEK3. ;
Wo will pay the highest uinrket price
for Fat Cattle, Hoga and Sheep.
Shop on Willamette St.,
EUGENE, OREGON.
13" Meats delivered to any p rt of the city
Ircu oi charge.
Lane County Bank.
(Established In 1842.)
EUGENE, OREGON.
A general Banking business
In all branches transacted on
avorable terms.
A. O. HOVEY, President,
J. M. AHKAMS, Cashier.
A. U. HOVEY' Jk., Aunt Cashr.
J. F. FORD,
(Evangelist,)
Of Des Moines, I..w.t, writes intdor date of
.March Sf, 1S'J3:
8. B. MED. JlFO. CO.,
Duftir, UreKon.
Gkntlemkn: On Brrivin home la-.t
R-eek, 1 found all well and anxiously
waiting. Our little girl, eight itii. one
half years old, who ban wasted away
to 88 pounds, lb now well, strong and
vigorous, and well ileshed up. 8. It.
Cough Cure has done its work well.
Roth of the children like It. Your rt.
K. Coinrh Cure has cured and ki-nl
awiy all hoarsness from me. So give
i to every one, with greetings for all.
Wishing you prosperity, we are
Y'ours, JIk. and Mns. J. F. Ford.
II yon wish to tcel fresh and cheerful, and
reaily for the S;t!:ik's work, cleniiso the svsteui
with the Headache and Liver Curo, by lakilw
two or thlev doses a week.
Sold under a positlre Ruarantee
M o?ull per bottle by alldruKlstaj
NOTICE FOll FU PLICATION.
I.imJ Ofllce at Uosubmg, Or.,
Juna 3, 1js"97.
Nolieo is hrreby giveu Unit the follow-iug-nauiej
settler bus tiled notieo o bis in
tuition to make final orool in support oi
bit claim, and Unit said prool will be made
before Joel Ware, U S Commissioner
at Eugene, Orei-on, on duly p.), ls:i7,
tiz: Jobn Davies on II E No 71011, for
the 80 it of si c 0, tp 16 s, r 1 e tst,
lie namea the following wilitcs.-'es to
prove bis eoutiuuons ri si lence npou nnd
etilnvation of said lind, viz:
Mvron It Wood, Alfred Montgomery an.l
Erauk Lilly, of Isabel, Oregon, and llrssie
HixsoD, ot hogene, Oregon,
. il. Vktcu,
It ei( later.
.VOnrKOl-' FINAL SETTLE MENS
N lice is hereby g Yen that Tuna M l'.-r-gir
n sdiiiini.ttaitir of tbo tsUte
of Win 11 ltarger b is fll',1 his aoon:it 'or
ilnsl a-lileoiHiit and the 7lb day of June is
sul for final hi-ir.nw at hi o'clock a in.
TlliM M 1Uiu,h,
AJiuc
ALION 4 MaPKLIY,
Altor'iejs
in Affidavit.
This i t" certify that on May lull,!
walked to Meliek'n drug sture on a pair
of crutches am! bought t bottle of
Chamberlain' Pain Balm .or luflaui
matory rheumatism which had crip
pled me up. Alter using three bottles
lam completely cured. I can cheer-I-.lly
recommend it. Cbarlw H Wet
. I, Hunbury, Pa.
worn and subscribed to belore me
Vr Aufe'Uit 10, Waiter Shipman
J P. tor sale at tu cents per Dome nj
(Jburn & DeLano.
Farms for Sale.
I Lave fur sale several good farms,
which have been taken in foreclosure
by loan companies.
These hinds will I sold at a low
lijjure and on easy lei ilia without the
assistance of real catule uyents. Ap
ply to .. .
Eugene, Oregon.
To CUBISTIAN E.V'DEAVOiiEBS. $12
round trip, Albany to San Franciso,
including meals and stateroom, good
30 days, via O 0 & E Railway and
Steamship Farallon from Yaquina.
Geo F Ckaw,
Agent.
Gkees Bone. Fisber & Watkins
are now prepaied tl furnish green Imue
freshlv ground. It is guaranteed to
make heus lay. Buy and try it
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Kostburg, oregoD,
June 2J, 1897.
VntieA is herebr i?iven that the following
..n,c.l utiln hnu ti !! notice of his inten
tion 10 make final proof in support of bis
claim, and that said prooi win oe maao oe
fore Joel Ware, 0 S Commissioner
at F.nrje:.p. Lane eonntv. Orecon. on
Autmst 11. lh'Jl. viz: Ira P Hower
on II E No 7931 tor the Lots 3, 4, 5 and
nf ar 1(1 tn IT, H. r 2 eeftt.
lie Dim-s the iollowiog witnesses tc
prove bis continuous residence upon and
cultivation oi saiu iana, vis:
T.".t,l W RlnnmA.1.1 Prnnlr Wood. LmfR H
Withrow. Wintbron 'Ibomson: all of Gate
treeK, Oregon.
B M Ykatch,
" Register
m
S3
.4 IfUlJ -If '
'A
-.,"iyA ilciia'cio. .
line b-maeR3
! -ana your cfcoice
i
j One packet either
IWonilorful Branching Aster, j
Hew Japan Homing Glory or j
1 Pansy choice mixed for
3.S ots.
Two packets 'ZH c, three pickets 30c i
FuU retail price 45 eta.
Tick's SU-j-trated
X-louthly Magazine
which tells how to grow
' Plants, Flowers and
Vegetables and is up to
date on these subjects,
for three months, '
Guide, and C
Packet of Secu
(named above), j..-;
25 cents.
When ordering itU wtv yon
saw tlilrJ tvlr. and w will J
packet of t'lowev deed; ...o.
JAMES VIM'S r IS!
ROCHESTER, t;. .
Future can:foit for present
seeming; economy, but buy the
sewing rruchhie with an estab
lished rc;:ut.it;cn, that guar
antees you lonj and satisfac
tory s.rv'.ct & o o
If
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V.'i:;?. Giv-iAu . i .-: r c.
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NOTICE FOR PCBLICATION
Laatl Office at Boaebnrg, Oiefcon,
May 21, lhW.
Notice is bam by given that tbe follow
ing named settler has filed notice of bis in
tention to make final proof in support of
bis claim, and tbat said proof will be made
before Joel Ware, United Bts.tr Commis
sioner, at Eugene, Oregon, on July 5, 1S'J7,
Tiz: James S Bmitb. nu II. E. No.
7123. for tbe w y,v and y, n of
ec '2C, tp 18 8., B 1 east.
lie names tne loi:owing witnessea lo
prove bia coctinuoaa residence upon and
cnltivation of, sidlaud viz:
James Howard, Andrew J Cniebeater,
Wiskr Neet, all of Lowell, Ok rod, and M
S Barker of Eogene, Oregon.
n n v BITCH,
Register .
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Xotioe is hereby given tba WL Bristow
has been duly appointed admiu s'.rator of
the estaleof William M Bobinett, deceased.
All persons having claims against said es
tite are hereby notified to present the same
to tbe administrator at tbe law ofiice of
Geo. B- Dorris, at Engene Cily, Oregon,
within six months from tbe date of this no
nce.
YV, L. BbdsTow,
Administrator.
Gko. B. Dobbis,
Atty. for Estate.
NOTICE TO CLEDITOHS.
Notice IB hereby given that tbe nnder-
sigued baa been by the comity court of
Lane County Oregon, appointed Adminis
trator of tne eitate oi biluert r ilaes, de
cea3ed. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified
to present tl em to tbe under
signed with tbe proper and legttl vonchers
at the law olnce of A (J ooJcoi'U in Eugene,
Lane conuty. Oregon. within six
monthB from tbe date of this notice.
Dated May 3rd, 1S97.
A C WOGDCCCK,
Administrator of the estate of Gilbert F
Mack, deceased.
EXECDTOB'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Isabella Blakely, executrix of the
estate ot Martha Hairer. deceased, to the
creditors of, and all persons bavint; claims
against, said deceased to exhibit theru,
wilb the necessary -vouchers, within six
montbB after tbe publication of this notice,
to 6aid executrix, ?r to her attorney, WA
Wood, at bis orhce at Lngene, Oregon.
Dated April 28, 1897.
Isabella Blakb'.y,
Executrix,
W A Wood,
. for Exeulrix.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the under.-iimed
C K Hale hs been dulv appointed adminis
trator of the estate of Hannah Taylor, deceased
bv the Ccuntv Court of Lane countv. state nF
Oregon; and all personB having claims against
said eatatea are hereby notified to present the
same tosaio administrator at Ms resilience in
Hale precinct in said countv dnlv verified
within six months from the date ot this
notice.
Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 10th day
C. K. Hair,
Adnir. of said Estate.
Tj. Bilyeu,
Attorney.
Notice lor Publication.
Laud Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
June 22. 1807
Notice is hereby given that tlte following
named settler has filed notice of bis inteL
tion to make final proof in support of bis
daia, and that said proof will be made
before Joel Ware, O S Commissioner, el
Ergeue, Oregon, on August 9, 1897, viz:
Clark U Decker on H E No. 7251, for iho
N E of sec. 12, tp. Ill S., R 1 East,
Ho names the following witnrsser to
provo his continous residence upon end
cultivation of raid land, viz:
Garwood E Cress, of Eugene, Oregon;
Flojd Day, of Eugene, Oreeon; Carey V
Ihomron, of Gale Creek, Or,; Theron C
Thomson, of Gate Creek, Or.
K. M. VEATCH,
Register.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OK SU.E
OF REAL PROPERTY.
Notice is hereby given (bat bv virtu r.l
an older of the county court of tho st lie i;f
Oret'on for the rnnnlv nf r.nna u...i
entered in ssid court in Ihe matter uf ibe
esiate oi n (j numplirey, drceased, on iln
third day cf May, 1897, the ui-d rif ..i
will offer for Bale at private Bale and s-li
o the highest bidder for cssh st the Line
loonty Bank in E-.igene, Late ettii.'y,
Oregon, on and after Sutnrd it..
fidh day of June 1897, at one i c: ck
in thosfleruocn if-aid dn all Ibe i. ii r. st
owned by H C Humphrey at tbe tin:, of
decesse in the following described r. i.l
property to-wit: Tho sw yA an.1 ti r 't a
tho nw yt of Btc 11, and Ihe se J; . -t
of sec 10 aud the no of the i
eo 15; tbe same being' the doai.ii, i and
burn of Luther Hasbroiuk Not. Nr. ,ii:' ;
ISO tbe R A l' nf the. na I' ,1.-. - 1
f the se V. nf nan in oil i..' ... ir. a . r
ontsiniug 4'W acres of land in Lane county!
Dated May 3rd, 1897.
Bettie E. Humfhokt,
Admiriislrntrix of ibe estate ol II C
Humphrey, deceased.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
Notice is heieby given that the under
signtd administrator of the esiate of Win
Vrtber, deceased, pursuant to nn order of
the oonuly courtof Lane county, Oregon,
ninde mid entered Ihe 3rd day of May, 1897,
will sell at private lalo for cash in band
or Us . qnivalent all of the following de
scribed teal property belonging lo sai J es
tate to-wit: The sonth half of lot 6 in
block 4o original plat of Jnnclion Citt,
LsDe crnulv. Orronn. Tho oi.l --l- i..
begin at 1 o'clock p m on tbe 5th dav of
Jui'e, 18!'7, iheesme to take place on' the
.bh, in rm infra
Dated Engene, Oregon, May 3rd, 1897,
Robkkt Clow,
Adminislrxlnp nf ..i.t. t u. i-u
dfceased. '
Sotice to Creditors.
Notice is bf.rliv ii-A u.
. - j .uiit uv uuun-
i.'L aPP"iutcd administrotrix
oltneLstaleot G. O. Roe' deceased, bv
'he Couuiy Court of Lane Conmy, Oregon
per-ons holding claims against the said
r.slntj, il . ..
---- k-.viuepnieni tne same to inc.
undersign,.,! within six months from tht
January Cfl, S97,
Ida B. Bok,
,., , Administratrix.
Josh da J. Walton a
A ttorney for Estlp,
NOTICE FOR PCLUC4TI0
-"JOme.R,.,,
ice is hereby ?in J" 1
,1 .i.. ' '"it lU I. IL
til
i"ttution to l"'1" M
proof
atia
that rid v,loot nu eUm
Joel Ware, V b i ll mkf k
Oregon. onAu.?t,:rif:u:'. .
"--1'i.ori t, . . w,,
In re
Enj'
iiu i fcmith on ii l- v
1.. -aef.i
il
prove his contmnoa. t".!
cnltivation of ,i Un.l.'8" tm
i C Klchsrdan., ci.-.
ron Mason, f EnJene o7f .'"H Bt.
kins, of Crow, Oregon 6,; Job 'i
it. it. Vuica.
1:?TICE 0"T
Ysrnell, Deceased "U'e '
ill' ;i if,"?' ! w oZiK
conrt for the hSriw otoW b'
account and for the fin.l b """"'o i)
ests.e.and all perso"!! ''"'of-
!;"fi o..d tamr s
.... j,.u wuien they p,av k,..:' T"
.ccoun. said comJ00VZZ
Jnn::8' ' ' dlJ '
L. BILYETJ, - T4SttU
Attorney. Adl'i'a.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION'.
Land Office at Rosehore, Or.
. Notice is hereby given tLst ,ht S.
ing-oamed settler has filed noiT-e of ku
intention to make final picof in nlZZ,
his claim, and that iaid Pioof wUlKj
before Joel Ware. Us'itab.
Eugene, Lane countv. On, '
August 2 1897, viz: Thomas1 Tr.,.
on H E No 6C8U for the s V, se W 2
i tp 18 s, r 1 west. " w
He names tUe following iHs,t,
prove his continoouB residence njotnij
cultivation of, said land, viz-
Waller B Scott. Sep B Garner, Joirph B
Huston, Sime Pumam, all ol Tlmitioo
Oregon. '
R M Vmca,
Bgi.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Roseborg, Ore.
June o, la&7.
Notice is hereby given that ihe following
named settler has riieil notice of lit" intui
tion to make final proof it
support of bis claim, and thai ssid prut
will be made before Joel We, U S
Commissioner, at Eugene, Oregoa, nn
July 2 ', 1897, viz: Daniel W Subhenoo
H E No 6745, for tbe w lt ne ar.ii n ' M
'4 nf sec. 34, tp 18 8 R. i Wtl.
He names the following wiiDeFsiB lo
provebis cootinuons risidence upon sod
cultivation of said land, viz:
Aimer Lombatd.of Eugene.Oregos; John
P. C.i!laway, of Eugene. Oregon; L. D,
Harrington, of Eugene, Oregon; J. breed
ing, of Eugene, Oregon.
It II. Vutce,
hVniaibr.
Jiotice of Final Settlement.
Notice is h -reby given lhat E. K. Hen
derson, Aduiiiiintiulcr of ibe ei.t t.1 Mu
cus Kelli-y, deceased, has riled bis BualM
count cf tbe administration of ssid tiii
in th County Court of Lone C ucty. Os
ooti, anil suio C.uit has fixed the lime fa
ibe exmniiiKlioi. and puseii-g "u said ansl
uccno i 'I-.- N'b dy of June, 1SU7, i -o'cb.ck
in i. i. ieno.iii ol s..id d.J '
tlie C-uri Hoiii iu Engine, mid cooitf,
s tb pli.ee for . xiniiuation oi mid "uii
accoui t. All persons intireiied in Bid
estuie are hereby i-otifi-d lb .t they re
qnirtd lo appear hefi.ie eaid Conit u
urns and tile iu wiitbing Buy "'tfj!
tbey may have to the aliowauceofsndw
account and si tileuient of said esl''-
Dated Eueene. Oregon. May 6l!i, Isfi.
E. K. HKNUF.K0y
Admmi-irva-
E. R r-KiPWOliTM,
Attoinn lor Ailmr.
NOTK1-. OF FINAL SF.TTLE1
t Vin-
In Ih
diiyn, i
N iii
signed,
will in
.natter ol the Estaie o' Isia
estu :
,, hereby given that the t
.. ,1 Vailliuvu, nr.'"..' A ,
-..st-meu'. sud of the esUUM
Isn.,c V
U..n V , rlnvn. deceased. H'l """.'."V
n. ;. iirp,,nn: and Ibut h-W"J ;
li'ili d
uVli c.
. nf July, 189, at n ",T,,j,r
u,,s..i?ld,.y bus been tirity"
. .,rt for ibe fi.'-l besruig rf
. : . ,.-.uere,o,audtor iheM
a. ' . ! aid esiate; and all pew"
,.,.,ud to file -any " C' uto..
iLtj iu.iyh.ve to ssid .ei-onl nw
snid dsv .un
Datvd.bis llih dy
Executor ol said k""'
L Biltku, Attorney.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIQX
Laud Office .tRc.sel,.rg.O:
Notice k her, by
ing-named .eltler has filed no'i f. oi
ten.ion to n.ake final P''1".?'
her claim, a ad that said 't"'CMa
before Joel Ware, United Met.
sion, r at Eugene, Oregon, on Jul; . w
viz: GladdyL Severn. on ' , 4,
the n e I. w Vt an.l lots -.
31, lpl7.ii 9 .st. ,iir.fff(itj
prove h.r t-cntiosfM '
cnitiv.-.tie-n'-f, m.i lsn,1'.. ' j,,,-, 0.f?":
William T Hailer of MH.-W' r.
Levi P Talin.au. of Meado w. On jo
rick McEnr.. ol '0W'op
Richards, ol Glentens. V.irB.
lietl'"'
NOTICE V rltKl'MVB
' i . w s t" , "
V.,ti.e i- her.-'.,- -he,, il.it W u
tied at my pl-n "I "( f; ); skii-.
dW-Ore8,n. 1 f