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SATURDAY
MAY 19
Union State Ticket.
For Cleotors.
W M rioroe Umatilla Count j
DellBtuert Multnomah Uounty
Krnost Kronor Multnomah County
John Whltakor , Bonton County
For Supreme Judge.
TQUreon Multnomah County
For Food Commissioner.
IV M Bohulraorlck Washington County
CongressmanFirst Dlstrlot.
Dr Bernard Daly Lake County
For Prosooutlng Attorney.
B II ilasard Coos County
Lane County Citizens' Ticket.
For Joint Seoator
it. M. VEATCH, (Jottage Grove.
For Representatives
LEVI G 15 EH, Cottage Grove. 1
E. K. 8KIPWORTH, Eugene.
CHA8. HAKWOOD, Kloranoe.'
Por County Judge
H. It. KINOAID, Eugene.
For Commissioner
J. R. HILL, or Itlobardsoo.
For Clerk
H. M. MILLlOItN, ot Junction.
For Sheriff
W. W. WITHERS, of Thurston.
For Treasurer
A. S. PATTERSON, of Eugene.
For Hobool Superintendent
W. M. MILLER, of Creewell.
For Assessor
E. It. PARKER, of Lost Valley.
For Surveyor
LINCOLN TAYLOR, ol Cottage
Grove.
For Coroner
DR. V. h. CHESHIRE, of Eu
gene. I'REOINCT OFFICERS, EUOKNB.
For Justice
GEO. W. KIN8EY.
For Constable
J. M. MARTIN.
THE TAXPAYERS' BUSINESS.
The taxes paid by H. R. Kin
oald, Citizen's nominee for oouuty
judge, and J. R. Hill, nominee for
commissioner, are guarantees of
economical administration. On
the other hand the Republicans
have presonted a man for the oon
siderAtion of the taxpayers for
commissioner who only pays 30
cents tax, and that a special tax of
one cent a head on SO sheep. The
oounty judge and commissioner to
be eleotod the first Monday in June
will control the finanoial part of
Lane oounty affairs for the next
four years. Voters Bhould exercise
the same discretion in making a
choice of the oounty court as they
would in their personal affairs.
The taxes to be paid by the oili
rens of Lane county for the four
year to oome will depend not a
little npon the discretion and gx)d
judgment of the oounty court
officials who will be elected on the
4th day of June.
PASSES A FORGERY.
Of all political forgeries that
quoted by the Oregouian, Friday,
as emanating from Congressman
Sulzer, of New York, in about the
weakest that has been made to do
duty in hope of deceiving the in
nocent, but not unsuspecting public
The New York democratic congress
ional leader is reported as lament
ing over his lost chances for a
vice-presidential nomination, pre
dicting democratic defeat, and
otherwise crying like a child over
some disappointment. Even the
Oregonian laoked its usual assu
rance in handling the forged stuff
and prefaced the quotation with
"He iB quoted as saying."
Congressman Sulzer is the peer
of any man in the lower house of
congress as to brains and ability.
He is a trusted party leader, and
bad not Towne been nominated by
the Populist national convention
for vice-president, probably would
have been Bryan's running mate.
The idea of his making an assertion
that "Bryan is boat already" stamps
ihe interview as a rank forgery,
The only wonder should be that
the Oregonian endeavors to pass
the base stuff on the public It
bears the stamp of lie on its face.
Tbe Union-Citizen's party is
pledged in favor of legislation that
will shut out the pauper Japanese
labor that is flooding tbe country.
We are not aware why tbe Repub
lican state and county conventions
did not place themselves nn record
as opposed to this evil. Tbey
failed to do so. Tbe laboring man
should draw bis own conclusions
as to their reasons for remaiuing
silent on a question that is a very
grave one to the people of the Coast,
especially.
The Oregonian rightly olaims
that Oriental trade expansion will
bring enhanced prices for Pacific
Coast produots and oheaper neces
sities suoh as sugar, tea, spices,
mat ing, etc If prohibitory tariff
rates were removed, or modified,
the Coast would be benefitted by
increased trade on every hand. We
are unceasingly paying trioute to
the proleoted industries of the
Bast.
Wharton Barker, nominee of tbe
Middle-of-the-road PopuliBtB, was
a caller oa President MoKinley the
other day. Suoh an unusual viBil
has its explanation in the faot that
both gentlemen are out for the
same purpose, the eleotion of Mo
Kinley. Of course Barker predicts
Bryan's defeat.
That is a terrible tale tbat comes
from Seattle about tbe Morrison
bnthers lighting a duel over a
game of oards, resulting in the
death of one of them.
His
Terribto
Cough.
Few things are so
depressing and weaken
ing as a constant cotitrli.
Few things are aa Uis-1
conraging as a cough that will not yield
to treatment. Dr. Fierce' Golden Med
ical Discovery cures coughs when all
other medicines fail, because It Is more
than a cough medicine. The cough is
but a symptom. "Discovery" makes
new and pure blood, heals the lacerated
tissues, and gives the body the needed
strength to throw oil disease. It cures
the cough by curing the cause of the
cough. There is no alcohol, neither
opium, cocaine, nor other narcotic in
the Discovery."
M hail s terrible cough something; over a yeer
ago snd cmilil find nothing to atoittt, or even to
do me a particle or guod,- writes Mr. I. M. Fair,
of Cameron, Screven Co., Oa, -I cnancrd to
see an advertisement of yours, and forthwith
bought a bottle of vour Invaluable 'Golden Med
leal lllacuven-.' Before 1 had taken half a bot
tle I was entirely well.
Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser, in paper
covers, frtt on receipt of ai one-cent
stamps to pny cost of mailing only. Ad
dress Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Frenoh Tansy Waters, ttis world's
famous remedy for Irregular and pain
ful periods of ladles; are never falling
and safe. Married ladles' friend
Frenoh Tansy Wafers are the only re
liable female remedy In the world; Im
ported from Paris; take nothing else,
but Insist on genuine; In red wrappers
with crown trade mark. La Francs
Dnitr Com pan v. Importers. Sot) Turk Hi.
Ban Francisco. For sale by all drut
gists, or sent in plain, wrapper uirect I
n receipt ol 12. I
n .. Bm.
"You're next, sir," said the boss bar
ber. Indicating a fat man who was
burled behind a newspaper. "I'll wait
for awhile." replied the fat man. "I'm
In no hurry." As another roan climbed
Into the vncant chair the fat man lean
ed over to another customer who was
wnltlug his turn and conflded tbat he
was In a hurry, a deuced butry, but he
would rather lose bis turn than be
shaved by tbe proprietor of the shop.
"It Isn't that I have any grievance
Igalnst this particular barber," be
went on, "but I shun all boss barbers
as I would a plague. In tbe first place,
be patronises you, and. In tbe second
place, he Is Invariably the worst bar
ber In the shop. Then, too. It takes
tjlra about twice as long. He will lather
Dnc side of your face and then go over
to the desk to make change for a cus
tomer wbo Is going out, for he Is gen
erally his own cashier. He considers
It bis duty to exchange airy persiflage
with each customer as be leaves the
shop, and by the time he gets back to
you your face Is caked In cold lather.
"This usually happens four or Ave
times while you are getting shaved,
and you may consider yourself lucky
If a salesman for a perfumery or soap
house doesn't come In to talk op bis
wares. In that event you are bound to
be kept waiting for 10 or 15 minutes,
and when you are finally shaved your
peace of mind Is destroyed for the rest
of the day. No boss barbers In mine.
I know 'em too well, and 1 wait every
time." Exchange.
Seored on MeCnlloua-h.
"Tbe late John McCullougb, tbe tra
gedian, was a great friend of mine,"
said Comedian Crane, "and when In
this city used always to live at
tbe GUsey House. One day 1 went
there to call on blm and, be being
out, left my card, upon which, un
derneath my name, by way of a
Joke, I wrote In large letters tbe
word 'Actor.' Tbe next day I was
passing McCullougb on tbe street wben
he stopped me with 'Say, Billy, wbat
do you mean by leaving a card In my
box wltb such an Infernal lie as tbat
written on It?" -r
"I got even with him, however, later.
McCullougb was Inordinately fond of
tne game of seven up, and one evening
I bad tbe satisfaction of beating blm
nine straight games. Bright and early
the following morning I again left my
card for him at bis hotel, this time writ
ing below my name 'Seven up player.'
When I saw McCullougb later In tbe
day, I Jollied blm with That wasn't
any He I put on my card this morning,
was It, Jobn ? And he evidently saw tbe
point, for be didn't reply to my ques
tion." New York Tribune.
The Beat at the Bottom.
Speaking of poison murders, a native
of Maine told of a peculiar crime tbat
occurred In his state. This was tbe
case of a man who had tired of bis
wife, and In order to rid himself of her
in the shortest and most expeditious
mnuncr possible be determined upon
ber death. Divorce, while a feasible
method, appealed not to bis frugal
mind, since It Involved a large Initia
tory expense from counsel fees and a
continuous one from alimony.
So on murder be resolved, arsenic as
the agent to effect It, and the method
through which to Introduce the poison
Into tite stomach of bis victim with
out arousing her suspicious tbe usually
Innocuous and popular lemonade. .
At the trial It was proved that lie
carried through his plans wltb skill
and finesse, but after the deadly lem
onade had been druuk by bis too trust
ing spouse, noticing tbat some of the
precipitate remained In tbe bottom of
the glass, he stirred it well up nnd
agnln handed It to his victim wltb a
loving smile, at the same time remark
ing, "But the best's at tbe bottom, my
dear."
tlow Shrapnel Opernfea.
Shrapnel shell Is a beautirul and In
genlous nilssllo. It consists of a hol
low, elongated shell, with a bursting
charge of powder nt the base and filled
wltb from 200 to 000 half Inch bullets,
according to tbe size of tbe gun. It Is
fitted wltb a time fuse, wblcb Is "set"
to fire the bursting charge at a given
number of seconds after tbe shell baa
left tbo gun. Tbe bursting charge lu
turn blows the head off the shell and
sends forward the 200 to- 000 bullets,
which continue their course In a conical
shower on to tbe ground.
Not Violent Cane.
Mrs. Peck Henry, what would you
do If I were to dlo suddeulyT
Henry Fray, don't talk of such a
thing. I think It would almost drive
me crazy.
Mrs. Feck Do you think you would
marry agnln?
Henry Oh, no! I don't think I
would be as crazy as that Chicago
News.
An Rsolnalvs) Book
The "Aimanacb de Gotba" Is tbe most
exclusive book of Its kind, and perhaps
of any kind In tlio world, and to get
one's name In Its pages Implies that
one Is either an exalted personage or
somothlng very much like It Aud of
those whose names appear very few
are able to boast of having a portrait
botween Its select and scarlet covers.
London Letter.
Why Ha Harried.
"Young man," said the old geutle
man, "my daughter Is too young to
marry. A girl of her age cannot be
sure of bor own mind In a matter of
such Importance."
"I fully realise that" replied the
young man. who had Just secured tbe
fair one's consent "That's why I
don't want to wait" Chicago Post
Silence Is the safest response for all
the contradiction that arises from Im
pertinence, Tulgartty or envy.
The vineyards of Italy cover nearly
8.000.000 acres.
Mrs. Harriet Evans, Hinsdale, 111.,
writes, "I never rail to relieve my
children from croup at onoe by using
One Minute Cough Cure. I would not
feel safe without It." Quickly cures
coughs, oolds, grippe and all throat
and lung diseases. Vincent & Co.,
Corner Drug Store.
Experience Is the best taacher. Use
Acker's English Itemed v in any oase
of coughs, oolds or croup. Should It
tan to give immediate relief money re
I?,m.,NU !os end 60 cts. For sale by
W L DeLano,
eer w.mMI Ct fcM
A young negress In mourning wea
the magistrate for a warrant In tne
Jefferson Market court.
"There Is a negro wbo ba lin,1a
the worstest crime ever," she said, u s
...i t it i,. .Ai fell about It
BO swim a tM v uo.u-j - . .
My mother died a week ago, and ne
done took a pawn tlcxet iru"
corpse. Now he's done took out a dia
mond ring on that ticket that was my
mother's, and now the ring should be
mine, but be won't gjre It to me.
"Well, tbafs rattstr bad," admitted
the magistrate, slsjrUng a warrant for
the offender.
The young w laan returned In the
afternoon In ojnpany with a well
dressed negro with whom she seemed
to be on very friendly terms. He was
tbe defendant
...... . , tn anv to the
wuni uarv juu swl " -
charger tbe magistrate demanded of
mm.
"Why," the man replied smilingly,
"the dead woman was my wife."
"Is be your stepfatherr asked the
magistrate, turning to tbe glrL
"Course he la," she answered.
"And why dldnt you tell me that be
fore r
"Cause I wanted tbat ring, your
honor,"
"Step out" said the magistrate.
"Step out" echoed a half dozen po
licemen, while the man and the girl
walked out together without a sign of
animosity. New lork Exchange.
A Very Poay Fon.
A gentleman whose word cannot be
doubted and who Is not easily deceived
tells tbe following:
Very early one morning be saw a fox
eying most wistfully a number of wild
ducks feeding In the rushy end of a
highland lake. After awhile tbe fox,
going to windward of the ducks, put
afloat In the lake several bunches of
dead rushes or grass, which floated
down among tbe ducks without caus
ing tbe least alarm.
After watching tbe effect of his pre
liminary fleet for a short time the fox,
taking a good sized mouthful of grass
In his Jaws, launched himself Into tbe
water as quietly as possible, having
nothing but tbe tips of his ears and
nose above water.
In this way he drifted down among
the ducks and caught a line mallard.
Tbougb this story seems extraordi
nary. It must be remembered tbat tbe
fox manageB to capture wild ducks,
wood pigeons, bares and numberless
other animals, sufiiclent to keep him
self and family, and It 1b plain to be
seen that In doing so be muBt practice
many a trick that would seem Improb
able If related and quite beyond the ln
Btiuct of anluinls. Oniaba World-Herald.
Killed Claaaloal Unotatlona.
In tracing the decline of tbe use of
classical quotations In legislative bod
ies the Boston Herald cites tbe case of
Edward Everett, wbo once concluded
a stately speech In congress with a
long, sonorous and superbly modulated
citation of a passage from Tacitus and
then took bis seat No sooner was he
through than up sprang a burly mem
ber from what was then a frontier
state of the west He bad once been
an Indian agent and no sooner was be
on bis tags than be began to pour out
a vehement harangue In Choctaw.
After awhile the speaker called him to
order.
"I don't see why my freedom of
speech should be abridged!" be cried.
"You let the gentleman from Massa
chusetts run on. and 1 didn't under
stand the first word of his lingo any
better than he does mine."
Tbe scene was described as very
comical, but It struck the deathknell
of further classical quotations In a
congress that bad not tbe ray of an
Idea what tbe unintelligible lingo ot
Cicero and Tacitus was driving at
Hie Story- "Goes" Until ne Dees,
There Is In Cowley county a big two
fisted farmer wbo has the reputation
of being the biggest liar m the town
ship. But be will fight at the drop of
the hat and men are very chary of ac
cusing blm. The other day be went
Into Dexter and told that he had a
B-month-old calf tbat gave three quarts
at a milking, and, after recounting this
story, the local paper said, "Mr. Hor
roll Is still in town, and we are con
vinced that tbat calf Is a wonder."
Kansas City Journal.
The Harem n Prison.
Tbe western boast that every man's
bouse Is bis castle la as nothing to the
sanctity of the eastern harem. No of
ficer of the law may enter a harem, and
therefore there Is no safeguard for the
life and liberty of Its Inhabitants. One
day they may be slaves, tbe next prin
cesses and tbe next strangled or poison
ed. An IU disposed man could carry
off an enemy to bis harem and klU him,
and none would be the wiser.
Oettln Advlee.
The girl's father was rich, and the
suitor for her band was poor, but re
markably persistent
"Papa," she said to the old gentle
man, "If Frank asks me tills evening
to marry him what shall I say?"
"Say whatever you think 1a best my
child."
"Row hoa Mnnl Hr tnm
- .' .va iuv vr
best for Frank 1" Detroit Free Press.
Omm Qnotntlon.
Professor Mr. Drone, I am astonish
ed iat yon cannot remember any of
the quotations called for In today's les
son. Can you recollect any quotation
of any kind I
Student-Yea, sir: "Any fool can ask
questions." Boston Transcript
Hearts may be attracted by assumed
qualities, but the affections can only
bo fixed and retained by those that aro
real De Moy.
The finest emeralds known are said
to be those belonging to the Spanish
crown.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given that F. M. Wilklns
has beeu ilolv appointed administrator ot
IheMtatanfJ U L' 11 A i , .
Hon. E. O. Potter, county indite o( said
nu persona naving olaims
against said sststs are hereby notified to
present the am tn i v.. ..i .
within six months from the date of this
uu.it, un me necessary vonohers at the
law office ol Geo. B. Sorria in Kugens
0r"-T, r. F.M.WnantsT
Geo. B. Doxars, Administrator.
Atl'y. lot Estate,
Locomotives Run With Oil.
n..nf f lip largest railroads 'U I he
PaciBo coast has decided m mili-lilu'e
oil In place of ooal as fuel ou H
engines. But whether llm xperiim nl
will prove a success remains to be
seen. In this respect It d Iters from
tbe famous Hosttater's Btoniaeh
Bitters, whiolt has made a decided
success in Its 60 years of cures if
.ummh Ills, such as ilvi-pepBia, indi
gestion and biliousness. Do not
experiment wltn uuKnown rrmci,
When this Bale ano rename iuru,u..-r
can be bad of any druggist. Try a
bottle and be convinced. It will build
up your debilitated system, Btrentheu
your weak stomach and make it
nanahle of dieesting the food taken
Into It, anil when this Is done health
must naturally follow.
Editor's Awful Plight.
F. M. Hletrins. editor rieneea, (Ills.,)
News, was afrlioted fur years wltn
Piles that no doctor or remedy beipea
nntl I he tried Buckleu's Arnica Balve.
He wiltis two lioxes wholly curid
him. It's the surest Pile cure on earlb
aud the best salve in the world. Cure
guaranteed. Only 25 cents. Bold by
W. L. DeLano, druggUt.
ay
Are the children growing
nicely? A little stronger
each mot. h ' A trifle
heavier ? 1 'at's good.
Or is one oi hem growing
the other wa; ? Growing
weaker, growi.ig thinner,
growing paler?
If so, you should try
Scott's Emulsion at once.
'Tis both a food and a
medicine to all delicate
children. It makes them
grow in the right way
taller, stronger, healthier.
$oc and & . , i 'I if-tiKxisu,
RUNNING UP A BIB BILL
For doctor fees wouldn't bo
Decennary, when you are at
tacked with colds at this Bea
non of the year, if you would
keep a bottle of our pure and
Mro (Trade Cyrus Noble
Whiskey in your house, and
then take it in the form of
toddy, or aayourtaate dic
tate!, at bedtime or any other
old time. Them Is nothing
like it for colda, La Grippe or
kindred ailments.
W fll. Rensham
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Surplus - - $50,000
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Collections receive our prompt attention.
City and County Warrants bought.
W. E. BfiOWN,
President.
F. W. OSBUKN,
Cashier.
0. A. PAINE,
Vice Pr en Ids tit.
W. W. BROWN.
Assl Cashier.
LANE COUNTY BANK
Establish. d n IS81.
- or
EUGENE, OREGON.
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transacted on favorable terms.
A. G. HOVEV, President
J. M. AURA MB. Cashier
B h HOVEY. Afst ('Hshier.
Central Market,
Mi
PROPRIETORS
Will keen constantly on band a lull
BEEF MUTTON'
PORK and VEAL
Which they will sell at the lowest
market prices.
A falr.siare of lit nubile patronage solicited
: TO THE'FABMERS.-
We will pejr the highest market price
for I1 lit Cattle, Hogs aud Bheep.
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destination. Mauniht-ent scenery. Union
deint. lat time, lowest rates.
i-w iiirmer information, apply to any
agent Southern Pacific Company, or
M U U
" owe is hereb . -l
executiua dulv lln,.'ttti.
"f u.. u tl,lv.,h'P..
with iiilnrt th.,2 auTS." I.
iiiMi.m,'. a'n.l r '."'" r"t l t
100 dollar!
,uuKrwiu
t ,"iff a TiSa
Wheeler were
leuuants -v. .1
I v. . "JBU .bJ - -. 1
on a
!'Jerl i
order
sell
tu-wit
Lot No. 2 in block . N
plat VJ S-MifcJ
containing u and S nf asjy
togethfr with ,ura2S
hereditament, "lU7tN
Lot No. 2
IN THE .,-
(1,1,.. .. "M Kit tutj ,
f""iic anct nn to tka ti l nMalLl
'.bjecttoreCpuoVJ
the Court IHimii laaVl
OjJgonon-i'HfijJ
1J00, be ween th, h0'r"Jt-
no. o'clock n. n.. to.? . i J
m. on said day. ' towi,!" miii
SUMMONS.
Delbert Andrew,,
Eva Andrew, " j
lTkEN'S'ftJ
uregon, louarebenb, Vi
and answer tl,8tk J
the above entitled oourt
tore Monday, the 2SthdayofJ?
being the hr.t dsyolih.'iJ
said court, and it TOTM to't
answer said comDlsInt lT "Hral
3
decree against ,on alu,?,
contract now exiitint benJ Z,"
and defendant forever 2 JW
other relief a, tn.vb.
'-".u.ii"u.nsiltpnWaWi-,
" wf ,k,9 the Dlt, CKf
date of the first nnhllH v. .?.H
2nd day of May. 1800. !
This summon, is Dubliiksi a,,
EuottNK (Jii.w,. r...-. . "w ""Is
z.i "J. Sm a..
judge of Lane cotutr, (W.T
Chambers in ncnn. n .7'.
1900.
L. BILYEUjAttjIenij
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the Soli ikl
for Lann mnntv m
Lillis M. Eggleaham, PUitlill
Roy Eggleahan, ' Defcudutf
. xwy j-jk-gieHHsm, aetennint.
TW 'Pill. MAID lV 1Mi
aoy rjk'gienatn. aetendsnt. .
IN THK NAMH nv TUt Km
Oregon, you are hereby required a iJ
nuu uuewer tne romputnt qw insc1
in the Above entittMltiiltnnwMM.A.
day of June, l'JOu; sad if jrm hi) ton
tor want me reoi, tne plsietui till tu i
cree ag&iuet you diamlrisi uasn
matrimony now exiting betwaa tavr'i
defendant and for her emu md disen
of tblR .nit. Anil ftlan In. an MnkiM, v.
of defendant's propertv, to-vit: I
interest in the 80 acres' of lud daasl
the complaint, snd slio s ceeunisd
in tueuube auu aiungags 01 eon,
Euoknb Guahd by order of Hoa Ld it
ter, juilgeot theljcunty ot List w
1 lr,.i.n mal in ih. lk
April, liHK); sud this summosi ii nui
for the first time in tbe Ennaic
GUAttD of the ishus, April aw, M
E, B. Stinra
AttjtaM
Notice of Final Setter
Estate of Bslio Le.it, dwssti
Notice 'is hereby given thit lea I"
DUU ai.u.W.I.I vw.,v.." - .
Hatin T.hwia. rlafiAaiuld. 01TetlldWl
anmint in tb tnsttar of Ubj .M I.
oounty oonrt of Laos watt;, OtJ-'i
i bat Tuesday me om mj oi im
the hoar of 10 o'clock fa tbe In"
U 1... hun HtmI h nu tw
the hearing ol objections lo al I aw
and for the flnal settleDeniols.st
Any and all objeotiom to nid "
the final seltlemenl of sud J
filed with tbe olerkotMU !
fore said date ol Hearing.
Dated this Hth dJ ' Ff
Eieratonicla.
Thompsos S Hibdi,
Attorneys lor Eiecwri. ,
NOTICE OF FINAIj snW"
Estate of Mary F. Baker, Vast''
oounty, Ores; . . ,fc,,o til
adminiatrstor ol the "WjLj,
f ...a .tale. t .T
court of Lane eonstj, u5?pi
day, the4th dsy of . m
of one o'oiook m "T. L,gt
has been Hied oj asm "-.n
Ins ot ooieoiioua --
the final setllemeot oi
n.ted this 21st dayof WXL
v.m.-
L. Bimso, Aity. fornM"
Notice to Credrto
" . . a. af
I. hereby gi'W.T.w.tav
siened has been appoisW Ji
Court of UD; H. C.0J
trator of the Estst. ol IH. " j
,t AllMwnihs'.!,,,.
Td estate sr. M3.r
them to the undewg- t
vonchers - WW
wooacoca, iu --"hho0lia-gon,
within Biimonthitw
notice. a .ooo. I
Dated February 9, 1" W(acPJ
Administrator of the
DeceasM.
Notice is b.0 ot, eMJ
an older ol the 0 J 041
county. Oregon. V!
- ..iron lit' - j sm
In aatltl COM I vu - ,fcfi, nj - m
I will on '''. ''. .' 'A
!':;;:-,Avf
county, ur rtf'l$A
follow. uu , biinY I
In the e- ate of t'i rJ k -. J,l
ll.nm,'V II '"e '.' re ikiB
""r". ... u H 4 " .. ..mr
seo n ' ,. j.. these in'I
theno. K l'n,"' I" I V
iiM-f twtr
Lane count; , n g.Ce- k
way of the c I
'XtedMsrH.
A,lmr. Esl1'0
ioIK.'' I
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