Daily Eugene guard., February 20, 1900, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
TUESDAY
FEB 20
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOE BALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, Ho Main 191.
New Ads Today.
J V Kauflman.
Hear Joaquin Miller.
Dr Lowe.optlolan, with 3 H Luokey.
The "Poet of the Sierras," Febru
ary 23.
Barker bioyoles are better tbau Ku
Kluoks. Ad elegant line of cigars and tobao
ooeejust received at tbe Barber Shop
cigar store.
All air tight sloven at onst.
F. L. Chambers.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
organs, Repairing and polishing,
Bloyole repairing. All work guar
united. 0. U. Matlock.
Btlll a few rooms of 40o wallpaper for
lOo. F I. Chambers.
narkor bioyoles are better than Ku
Klueks. A lot of tecond-hand bloyolee from
$5 up at F L Chambers.
Joaquin Miller at the Christian
church, Friday February 23.
If yon wish to ride In front, buy a
White. "The White Is king."
$5.00 clonks at $2.60 at Watts'.
The populist slate central onmmlttee
will mett In Portland next Thursday,
Febrnary 22.
D. M. McCrady, arllstlo paluter and
paper-hanger. Inquire or leave orders
at Preston & Hales.
Bloycle tires $4.00 a pair.
OO Matlock.
All kinds ofgaiden and flower seeds
for sale at I. E. Btevens market,
Eighth aud Pearl etreots.
Buy good guns oheap at Barker Gun
Works.
Second band bloyolea at $0, $7, $10,
$15. Barker Gun Works, obeapest
house lo town.
Chicken pie "like mother made" at
the Presbyterian supper Wednesday
night.
One good snraylng now will do your
trees moro good tbau .three times dur
ing the summer. F L Chambers sells
spray pumpB ana rpray compound.
HDAngell.ON MoArthurand LL
Goodrlob will represent the U O at the
annual athletlo convention at Ba'em
next Saturday.
Twelve Kumhlera aold the past
month. This shows that the Bambler
gives good satisfaction,
O, O. Matlock,
Portland Mercury; Governor T. T.
Gear will be married the coming week
to Mrs. Berry, daughter of J. O. Trul-
llDger, of Astoria.
Albany Democrat: The address of
Grand Master J. M. Hodson at tu
Masonlo temple Saturday evening i
greatly appreciated. It was followed
by a banquet.
Experlenos Is the best teacher. Use
Acker's English Remedy Id any c
of coughs, colds or croup. Hhould It
fall to give Immediate relief money re
funded. 26 cU and SO ola. For sale by
w it ueijano,
B. D. Paine & Oo. will keep oon
atantly on hand a full Hoe of Clincher
rims, the genuine American Duulap
U. & J. M. A W. and other tires, and
are prepared to repair whseli promptly,
Telephone No 18 for stove repaired,
blackened or set up.
Albany Democrat: Mrs, 8. 1. Irvine
was appointed administrator In the
state of K. A. Irvine. Bonds plaoed
at $.10,000. The value of the estate Is
estimated at $16,000.
Jefferson Review i J. W. Peat
brought a pair of One bounded pups to
Ibis city Tuesday. Bill said be was
ending them lo the Philippines to
catch Agulnaldo, but the express label
read Goshen, Lane county,
Cooa Bay Mall: The oltltens of
Bluslaw are getting up a petition to
congress for an appropriation for the
Bluet aw bar. They oertalnly should
get It, and they will If they only keep
pushing their olalm to recognition.
Wall paper at coat, and lees.
F L Chambers.
Roseburg Oraole: We hear the Dame
of Professor Louis Baraee, of the
Central Oregon Btate Normal school
tueutloned quite Ircquently Id connec
tion with the Domination for county
school superintendent on the Union
ticket. He Is undoubtedly well qual
ified for the office.
It baa been demonstrated repeatedly
In every state In the Union and Id
many foreign countries that Cbamber-
Iain's Cough Remedy Is a certain pre
ventive and cure for croup. It baa be
oome the universal remedy for that
disease. M V Klsher, of Lllwrty, W
Va, only repeats what has breu said
round the globe when he writes: ' I
liave used Chamberlain's Cough
Kennedy In my family for several years
and always wltb perfect success. We
believe that It Is Dot only the best
cough remedy, but that It In a sure euro
tor croup. It bss saved I he Uvea of
our children a Dumber of times." Tbls
reiutdv Is for sale bv W L DeLano.
Prone your trees.
Bpray your Ireea.
Harvest clean fruit.
We want to trade for 20.000 shingles.
Barker Gun Works.
Best bioyoles sold for l'ast money at
Barker Gun Works.
You don't get shelf worn goods at
Scarborough's.
Joaquin Miller comes under the
management of tbe city High School.
Don't fall to bear him.
Bee tbe new striking bags and
hithy exercisers at Barker Gun
Works.
Scarborough sells first-class groceries
cbeap for cash.
Remember the Presbyterian supper
In the old store building formerly oo.
cupled by A. V- Peters,
One of tbe real pleasant good times
of tbe season the Charity Ball to
morrow night.
76 bioyoles. all 1000 Cresenta, now on
the way. Walt for them. F L Cham
bers.
Dou't forget the Charity Ball. It is
for a good cause and will be largely attended.
Horat Bros haa received W. P.
Cheshire's 202 bales of bops tor 7 cents
per pound.
Matt Spores, tbe respected pioneer of
Mohawk, la reported very low ana nis
recovery despaired of.
Joaquin Miller's lecture begins at 8
p. m.; doors open at 7:30, Admission
prices, 28, 86 and 60 cents.
A brother of T. A. Gilbert will
assist blm in bis new boot and shoe
store when It Is open for business.
Salem Journal: "Lark Bilyeu, tbe
Eugene lawyer, says that be lives Id a
bouse divided against Itself bis wife
is a suffragist, but be Is an antl."
Borne boys rang the Eleventh street
Are bell last evening for a flue burning
out. The bose cart was unhoused but
did Dot go to the Are. No general Ore
alarm was sounded.
We have over 860 Rambler and Ideal
riders. ' Buy a Rambler or Ideal and
you will never have to walk, Tbey
are all fitted with tbe great G J
tire. C. C.Matlock.
Hotel Arrivals.
HOTEL KUaENK.
W Erell, Portland
J H Miller, Junction
F F Williams, Hoquiam
G H Fllzgibbon, Portland
G A Taylor, Portland
G Welnbelmer, Bt Louis
W 0 Reynolds, H F
G J Bohira, Portland
A Caro, B F
A Kelliher, Salem
J B Bnapp, The Dalles
HOFFMAN HOUSE.
F G Berllnggame, Portland
Frank Adams, Oakland, Or
Geo Frlstell, MoKensle Bridge
A Werthlen, S F
E R Boblff, B F
Aroble Mason, Portland
R M Veatoh, Cottage Grove
U A Hawley, Florence
O L Kelly, Freano
W W Green, Reedley
O O Marshall.Portland
O W Ransom, 8 F
Geo J Benk, B F
E F Willis, Portland
Dr L D Smith, Klrkvllle, Mo
Volcanic Eruptions
Are grand, but Bkln Eruptions rob
life of Joy. Buoklen's Arnica Salve
cures them; also old, running and
fever sores, ulcers, bolls, felons, corns
warts, cuta, bruises, burns, scalds
ohapped bands, chilblains, best pile
oureon earth. Drives out pains and
chos. Only 26 cents a box. Cure
guaranteed. Bold by U, D. Linn
druggist.
Correction Proper.
Balem Journal,
The profeasor will pay all bla own
expenses, Mr. Journal Eugene Guard.
Tbe above refers to tbe Journal's
Intimation that Professor Schmidt, of
tbe Btala University, would go to
Europe on a leave of absenos at pabllo
expense. Tbe correction Is proper and
acceptable. Ed. J.
Musical Club. The Ladles Musi
cal Club will give publlo entertain
ment on Monday evening, March Btb
Mrs. R. O. Brooks, Eugene's most pop
ular soloist, will make ber last appear
auoeln Eugene upon that occasion.
Tbe dub Is doing a great work In Ku
geuaand should be liberally patronised
by all our oltltene.
Tbe ladles and friends of Bt. Mary's
Guild will meet with Mrs. J. L. Page
od Wednesday afternoon, Feb. SI.
E. A. LoVKRiDua, Sec,
LANE'S TIMBER.
She Leads All Counties in This
Valuable Product.
ta.aoo.ooo.ooo met.
A special report of tbe geological
survey, prepared by Henry Gannett,
lust Issued, on tbe forests of tbe West
ern states, and particularly or iris
Pacific coast. This report shows that
tbe limber In tbe state of Oregon
reaches the enormous total of 234,653,-
000,000 feet, board measure. 'i'nis
timber Is found mainly In the Coast
range, and on tbe west slope of tbe
Cascade range. Lane county has mure
than any other county in tbe state,
wltb a total of 28,800,000,000 board feet,
while Douglas county comes In a close
second, with 23,864,000,000 feet; Clat
sop, with 16,476,000,000 feet, follows,
and from that It runs down to but
470,000,000 feet In Morrow oounty, and
Done In Sherman.
City of Eugene in Trouble.
of today comments
The Oregonian
tnualy:
"Tbe freak steamer City of Eugene,
was tied up ty tbe United States mar
shal yesterday, to satisfy a claim held
by Purser Gray. The oireer of this
steamer baa been a continued hard-
luck story from the time she was
launched. She was neither beautiful,
economical or fast, and accordingly,
was handicapped in the race lor busi
ness on the river, ebe was modeled
after the style of boats In service on tbe
Mississippi 'befob tbe wab,' and It was I
somewhat of a surprise to tbe experi
enced steamboatman that she kept
moving aa long as she has."
Engineer Isaao Gray, Informs us
that the crew libeled the boat for
$1870.74 wages due, yesterday morning,
Thomas & Chamberlain being their
attorneys. He says site does not owe
over $100 In bills In Portland. She
now lies at tbe city levy, being uuder
the supervision of tbe U. 8. marshal,
wlthLon Moore aa watohman. Mr.
Gray says that the orew must be paid
from the first sale's money, olalms
next, mortgages, and stockholder!!
coming on farther down the line. Of
course stock holders get nothing; they
never do. It Is likely she will be sold
In about 80 days. A small bill for $35
was the Immediate oauaeof the trouble,
the amount being owed to the Port
land Awning Co."
Our business men became tired of
putting money Into tbe venture, hence
the above result.
Separate Co C, 0 N G.
(Separate Co O will not drill tonight
onaooountof the Charity Ball. Regular
drill, Tuesday Feb 27.
. R 8 Huston,
. Capto'm'd'g.
A Landmark Gome. Travelers
along the wagon road In the Spring
field bottom make mention of missing
a familiar landmark. A short distance
above Judkln's Point on the edge of
the willow slough, a few rode Bouth o'
the road, stood a willow of unusual
size, the truuk about three feet In
diameter with limbs spreading to a
olroumlerenoe of probably fifty feet.
Snows had bereft the veteran willow of
many limbs, and It stood like a battle
soared veteran. For many years the
rich bottom land of the depression In
whloh the willow stood has laid uu
used, but recently, with adjoining
lands, It was purchased for the Camp
bell A Walker hopyard and the timber
aud brush Is. being cleared off. The
willow and the tall balms have been
laid low, and tbe rloh soil will be put
to profitable employment.
A local butcher has sold five jaok
rabbits during the past week, purchas
ing tbem from farmers. Rabbits are
very palatable.
PERSONAL.
I). P. Sheridan, ct Walkirls In tbe
city.
M. O. Warner left for ihe north this
afternoon.
Mis. B. Merisu left for a trip
Salem today.
Harvey Hummervllle, of Linn coun
ty, Is In the city.
W. W. Cochran was down from
Cottage Grove today.
A. L. Honey returned to his home at
Goshen this afternoon.
Walter Cochran, a 8 P R R brake
man, was in Eugene today.
Hon. and Mrs. D. C. Baughman, of
Hebron, returned home today.
Max A- Plumb will leave for Cali
fornia tbe latter part of the week.
T. D. Linton arrived borne this after
noon from a trip clown the valley.
O O McClelland wife returned to
their borne at Salem this afternoon.
Chief Engineer Iaaao Gray, of the
steamer City of Eugene, Is in the oity.
A. F. Roizers, of the Blake, MoFall
Company, of Portland, was In Eugene
today.
Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Holmes, of Al
bany, are In the oity , the guests of Rev.
and Mrs. D. C. KellemB.
J. W. Walters, tbe sewing machine
agent, went to Harrisburg and Junc
tion today on a business trip. ...
Attorneys L Bilyeu and J M Will
lams are back from Salem, where they
bad been attending the supreme court,
Ml T?. Learned, the milliner, bas
leased tbe Hanson building on Ninth
street, and will move Into tbe same
the first of Maroh,
The Dalles T-M of Monday: "F. M
WIlklnB, of Eugene, and Amos vVtl.
kins, of Cohurg, Brrived here last even
ing. They are friends of Alva Sim'
uionp, who will be piacea on trial
tomorrow for larceny, aud are here in
his interest."
Judge E. O. Potter and Assessor
D. P. Burton are attending a meeting
of county officers In Portland to oon.
alder plans of taxation. Uniform ap
praisement methods are wanted. It Is
stated that Oregon property la assessed
at about one-third Its actual worth In
the market.
VACCINATION
Another Big Ocean Liner.
It is rumored that another big ocean
liner is to be built whloh will rival even
the famous Oregon In size. As usual.
American enterprises is at the head of
the project. America seems deter ruin
ed to have the greatest, whether It be
steamship, art, Inventlonsor medicine.
Take Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as an
example of what bas been accomplish'
ed in medlolne. It has proved its
worth by over fifty years of cures of
stomach diseases. There is nothing
like this famous remedy for Indigestion
biliousness, constipation and nervous
ness. It also cures liver and kidney
trouble, and prevents malaria, fever
and ague. Be sure you get the genu
lne, with Private Revenue Stamp over
neok of bottle, or you will Dot be be
nefited.
Joaquin Miller.
Friday eyenlDg, February 23, at the
First Christian churob, the "Poet of
the Sierras." Joaouln Miller, will ten
ture under the auspices or the Eugene
High School. . His subject is "Our
Arotlo Empire," with a prelude on
"Lessons not Found In Books."
This lecture bas been secured at great
expense, ana the following obarges for
aamiBsion are made necessary: Child
ren aud students of the Dublin snhnnla
25 oeuts; adults, 85 cents: reserved
seats, 50 cents. Seats may be reserved
at the store of K Hchwaizachlld.
- The White Is King.
When roees bloom and robins sing,
And evert when the sleigh bells ring,
The White Is king.
Have your bicycles, guns, etc., re
paired at a. u. ralne 4 Co.'s renaii
shop. The most complete line of sun
dries In Laue county, and the beBt
workmen.
'nhlic School Children to Be
Protected.
Wall Paper..
We have decided to discontinue
paper department, and on a
Ttanar Hfiimpfmonf ntwl
doing so will offer some of the fi?
of DaDer in Eueene l
JV A J
Startling:
Prices.
New Spring Goods
ARRIVING DAILY
Dress Boods
Is
PRICES.
7 lbs rolled oats 26 ota
Flaked bomluy per lb , 6 ota
1 can good salmon ., 6 ots
( lbs best savon soap . 26 eta
20 lbs good rloe. II. 00
Lard per lb in bulk 10 ou
8 lbs good peaches , 86 eta
8 lbs good tomatoes 23 ota
NEW HATS.
NEW SHOES.
AX BILLY.
TrimmingSp
EmbroiderieSp
rjdmarjy otyer goods
too ijumerous to (terptioij.
S. II. FRIENDLY.
REPORT OF SCHOOL BOARD.
hn.r.1 nf directors of school di-
triot No. 4, after a consultation with
the city board of health, has decldeu
,i,'l rolaA nnuraa to be per,-ued 1b to
Becuie the vaooinatlon of all public
school pupils so far as praotiiaoie, auu
pr-sent the following report:
I'ha Hoard of Directors m sonooi
rtiairintVn. t. consider it their duty to
earnestly recommend va clnation of
all the children attending Bohool, as
ir not done. While there Is no
for immediate alarm, this mod
ern precaution against a disease, whloh
might turn epidemio ana manguam,
onnnara to be imperious. Our health
authorities Insist upon the fact, that
HmRllnnx in a discreel form nas Deen
existing in this county. There are no
cases in Eugene.
rihancins- olimatio influence might
aflect tbe nature of the disease; thus
one serious case would spread great
excitement In our community.
Vaccination with pure novine
lymph, especially prepared, Is abso
lutely harmless.
All that la necessary, is a oarerui,
oleanly application.
A numberof our Dhvsiciaus expressed
their readiness to vaccinate Bohool
children at a nominal fee. covering tbe
cost of the bovlna lymph. Other phy-
siolans who could not be consuitea as
yet, no doubt will Join In tbe move
ment.
All school children will be provided
with a certificate from their teaoher.
This will entitle them to a vacoinatlon
at the low price of 25 cents each.
Special warning is given against vao
oinatlon from human vlru.
Without any intention of recom
mending special physloianB, we here
with give the names of the doctors
who, thus tar, declared their readiness
to vaccinate every day at their office,
from 4 to 5 p. m., at the rate of 25 cents
each:
Dr. W. L. Cheshire, Dr. J. W. Har
ris, Dr. T. W. HarrlB, Dr. W. Kuy
kendall, Dr. D. A. Paine, Dr. P. W.
Prentice, Dr F E Selover.Dr Smith,
Dr MoKenney, Dr A I Nlcklin.
His Life Was Saved.
Mr. J. F. Lilly, a prominent citizen
of Hannibal, Mo., lately had a won
derful deliverance from a frightful
death. In telling of It be says: "I
was taken with typhoid fever that ran
into pneumonia. My lungs beoame
hardened. I was so weak I couldn't
even sit up In bed. Nothing helped
me. I expeoted to soon die of con
sumption, when I heard of Dr. King's
Mew Disoovery. One bottle gave me
great relief. I continued to use it, and
now am well and strong. I can't say
too inuoh In Its praise." This mar
velous medioine la the surest and
quickest cure in the world for all
throat and lung trouble. Regular
sizes 60 cents and $1.00. Trial bottles
free at Linn's drug storej every bottle
guaranteed.
If you call early you will find a fine line
of designs to select from. The opportu
nity of the season for handsome decora
tive work at a small expense.
EEtrra
HARDWARE
SU11 Working.
Keglster: "Whatever may be said
the faot remains as stated, that no
publio building can be utilized for pri
vate meetings when objected to and tbe
Guard Knows It."
For years publio buildings have been
used in Lane county for secret politi
cal meetings, and if I Newton Is here
the first week in April he will learn of
the new courthouse being used for
secret meetings.
Then would be a good time for the
Boston young man to file his objeotlon
and test this matter. It Is quite high
to the windows In the olroult oourt
room, brother.
A Powder Mill Explosion
Removes everything In sight; so do
mineral puis, but both are
mighty dangerous. Don't dynamite
ueiicaie machinery of your body
with calomel, oroton oil or aloea pills
when Dr. King's New Life Pills, whloh
are gentle as a summer breeze, do the
work perfectly. Cures headaohe, con
stipatlon. Only 25 cent at Linn's drug
RUNNING UP A BIO Bill
For doctor's fees wouldn't l
neoeseary, when you m A
tacked with colds at lbs M
son of the year, if yon
keep a bottle of onrpnnui
vil, , Kr?,e Cln" to
Whiskey in your hernial
then take it,in:the lorn tf
toddy, or as your lute,
tates, at bedtime uranyotu
old time. There d noiki.
like it for colds, UGHou.
kindred ailments.
w fli. ui
Bargains! Bargains! Bargains!
I Scrub Bruih.i,
Shoe Brush..,
Any kind of iniW
AT HALFiPRICE.
Bargains in glasswa re to make room for on new slock.
Strike while the iron is hot. We have made atop
oat in everything In the grocery line. If you don't
believe it come and see. We will sell jou a m
galvanized faooet 6 gallon can full of oi for $1.50
or tbe can without the oil for 50 oontB. If yon slid;
economy may learn a lesson of ns.
CJEVAST db SOW.
A SPANKING TEAM
of high stepping roadsters would prob.
ably look like ordinary horees if not dressed
n a manner to suit their style. Don't ex
ipeot your horses to look prond and fiery if
hey are ashamed of their dress. Fit them
out in one of onr stunning bnggy harness
and they will repay you in pride and aotion.
PRESTON & HALES.
Manufacturers of Harness and Saddles.
Dealers In Paints, Oils and Wall Paper.
Attention, Rebekahs.
The degree staff Is requested to
attend the regular meeting of Eueene
Kebekah lodge on Wednesday even
lug, Febrnary 21. There will be
nltia ,on work and a full attendance
Is desired.
By order of the Captain.
Red Cross Society.
A meeting of the Red Cro Society
" ' beheld In Mrs. Linton's rooms,
q . . J i,,uny arternoon at
. ' me president,
For 8tatrHkhator Prof Mulk
who was listed among the other p r-
Z tT101"11 ""ion in
me first district, will not ente. ...
r for.hat office. AlthC r
"U'V,W",poktnn,lntb.tconnec:
Hon recently, it la uow asserted th..
. .. bu,,d,ngh,fence.rrae htot
.udhm.nyeu,r.!0U,,,yi
Local Institute.
To be held in the school building,
Junotion City, February 24, 1900, com
menclcg at 9 o'clock a m.
Hinging.
Eighth Grade Arithn.etio-W. W.
Allingbam.
Supplementary Beading May Pol
lock.
Beading as outlined bv tbe state
course of study Discussion by tbe in
Btitute.
AITERNOON SESSION, 1 P. M.
Whispering J. O. McCrady.
Spelling In tbe upper grades W. T
Gordon.
Method of teaohlng geography of
vregon uurtls Harris.
Arithmetic as outlined by the state
course or Btudy Discussion by tbe In
stitute. All teachers oordiallv I
tend tbls Institute and lake part In the
u.euusBions. w. M. Miller.
Superintendent.
notice.
The Ladles Aid of the lt Pr.h vforton
church will give a supper on the even-
"g uerore Washington's birthday,
u. me menu and further par.
ticulars will be published later.
Fresh Garden Seeds just in.
P. L. Chambers.
II A V A MnnHnRBn.. Il.j-. ii j
rmn4lmnna n. lii-i . "
-iuuamiui. uur. mi. ana tn tt
'Do Not Grasp it the Shadow
and Lose the Substance."
Ma
shadows of their former
selves; due to neglect of
ncmiu Look out for the
r ..... isuriiaia . v lle,
tje actual substance; keep
tuzt pure by regular use of
f1"!',s Sarsaparilla and ro-
'"Hivi uiu oe tne result.
DyspcpsU. ivetkness, and other wor-
""Jf1 f " Pst nd lift
wT be won, fang.
Hacking Cough -";uuj trovbkd
hAcking cough. 'One bottle of
Hoofs Struptrnu helpd me And three
bottles cured me And nude me strong."
irnnt Tlx D J
' To Cure a ColdlnUuft!
Take Laxative Bromo QoiDla
lets. All druggists refuod IM
If It falls to cure. E, W.OroWl
ture Is on each box. 25c,
Shingles.-W. B. AndrenN
received another carload
Washington shingles, wbilM
for sale.
11600 Wanted On real
y. Apply at tbe Gcabd m,
De Witt's Witch Hazel StlnJ!
. ..... . InlnrtM H
equaled lor pnee, ! " Ji
diseases. It la the orijWJ
Hszel Halve. Beware
felts. Vincent 4 Co, Cor"l
Store.
REPORT OF THE COS!
or rai-
First National U
. i T3 ... ti, HlAte tflH
at the close of business, rW
RESOURCES. I
Loans and disoounts . . . . n
Overdrafts, seoured and an"?"" fll
U S Bonds to secure circui-
TJ 3 Bonds on hand... .
Premiums on U S bonds
Stocks, suramin", etc .
Banking house, furniture,
Oth'erreal ' estateand mortjV1 J
. ownea :' tt
TW l ...InniJ bnu ("
serve agents) . . ilin
Dne from state banks and dmw j
iue irom approve 'v "
Uhecka and otner cwu ---v
Notes of other National Bo
irnnnl nner currency, ""
ana cenu
LAWFUL MONKT KS1BTI B -
Specie
Legal tender notes !
Redemption fund with V. 3-
urer (6 of circulation)-"till
Doefrom USTreasr, rtt
6 redemption lunu
Total.
Capital stock paid in ;;;;
Surplus fund. .... '
unnmuea un"., .... -j
and tares P"'-.---"uiitkisr- A
National Bank notes fSUi. i
Due to StaW un -
Individual deposit. '0 M
- ,
Demand 'rtlficat !
Cashier's checks outstanding
Total
Htata nf Orezon, 1
County of Lane. rf 4
I,PESnodgra,--
nameu iu, mH
the above staiem- - . .
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