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Daily Eugene Guard Published nnr .! of the week, Sua- d.I make all retnittaooee payable to the KuQSKK UUABII, SUBSORIPTIONJRATES. Diltl. IjellTered br carrier, per weak t 16 Delivered by carrier, per month 60 By mail one year (la adveno). 600 8ix month. 800 One month j0 tiicgle copies. v W11IXT. One veer (In advene) $2 00 Six months f, ui Advertising ratal made known on applica tion. Entered aa seoond-ciaas Eugeus, Oregon, postoffioa, matter at the THE EASTERN OFFIOE8 -0 the paper are at 230 to 234 Temple Court, New York OitT.aad U H Expreea Bldg, 87 Wash- Ington bt., unlcaso, iu., a. n--f iiorerw UA ... . , ,, .. CAMPBELL BROft t Publishers ail Bvsla... lettere te this ( aheuM ke Slraste ta TNI SUSSO Inst ef eltker ram 3 5 j JL 3 4 5 6 y a 9 lO XJ 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 20 H 22 25 2425a6272a2950p: m -'T.r.i,.i .u.i-1 j WEATHER BUREAU- ,. V'(DWik;M i PORTLAND, ORBOOM.I June. W. U0O-;ao ami tfoelher forecast for uen. Qieion,,, . : Fair loDlafend.toioorroav- TUESDAY " JU,NE 19 WOULD PROSELYTE BY FORCE Chicago. Mty 16. A spools! to f ha Tribunal iron DaneaiiiTrtla''' -;i uiuu nail lranflOD,1' Who recently returned from China,-'' de clared from the pulpit today that olvilized nations must rule China, "It it worth any ooet in money," be said; "itii worlb any' ooa in bloodshed if we can make ; toe nil' lion of Chinese true and intelligent Christian!. I would out all . the red tape in the world and break all the treaties aver mad to ,plc the armies of tt United State? , id .the fore i next to Great Britain. The open door must be maintained for Christianity at well at oommeroe." Bo, after half a oentury - ol- mil tionary effort, tuob a prominent authority at Bishop Cranston prao tiaally oonfeaaea failure. He would force the religion of peace, whlob be teaches, on the teeming millions of the Orient at the motile of the rapid-fire gan and repeating rifle. Thai same tpirlt of religious seal and ferror 'fixed , Mohammedlsm on Afrloa and . parts - of Asia.,- If tbey refused to aooept the religion they got the sword. " But the sword it slow oompared with the modern death dealing inventions that Bishop Cranston would turn against the Chinese. ' ' .. ' A TREASURY SCANDAL Proceeds of, a Real .Estate, Sale Deposited in the Bank to Which the Property Was Sold. On the third day of July 1899 the old custom house properly in the olty of New York was sold to the National Olty Bank, the Stand ard Oil Company bank, for the turn of 11,500.000. The aot of oonRress authorising . the sale dearly stated and specifically en joined that the secretary of the treasury should deposit the pro ceeds of the tale in the United States treasury at miscellaneous receipts. That official- left ' the money on deposit in the ; bank that made the purchase. Congressman Suiter, of New York, in a reoent speeoh throwed light on the favor itism shown the ' Standard Oil orowd oi millionaires by the Mo Kinley administration. Mr Sui ter tald in part: "The secretary of the treasury left every dollar of the purchase prloe of Ihitl property with the purchaser, the National City Bank that ll to lay the Standard Oil bank and it has been there from the day of its purchase down to the present time. 1 desire to call the alleotion of the country briefly to epeecb made by William nJcKin ley, member of congretis from the Hate of Ohio, oa the floor ol to lb house on February 29, 1888. At that time he was charging a Uem ocratie secretary ol the treasury with political favorititm in deposit ing government funds in pet national banks. The amount on deposit at that time with national banks was about $59,000,000, and this is what Mr McKinley said: " 'That surplus money ought to be in the treasury today. It is now out among the banks and held by them, they giving to the govern ment bonds as security for the deposit and are getting the money without Interest. I obarge the E resident of the United States and ii . administration with being .responsible for . this condition ol affairs and for . whatever congested condition we have in the treasury and whatever alarm prevails about the finances of the country. Every dollar of thin nunev should be paid to relieve the government debt.'. "What a difference between now and then! . What a Bpeotucle the record presents between William McKinley, the fearless representa tive of the people 1'rnm the state of Ohio in 1888, and William Mc Kinley, president of the United States in 1900, the mere agent of the Standard Oil truBt, the most dangerous monopoly in all the land, and the greatest menace today to the stability of our finances and our free institutions. Today there are over a hundred millions of dollars ol the peoples' money de posited by the seoretary of , the treasury with pet national banks and not drawing a penny interest to far as the people are concerned." The opening of Lincoln street, on the tide of the First Presbyterian ohurch, from Eighth to Eleventh will greatly improve the appear ance of that part of the town, be lidet adding to the convenience;, ' "I had female trouble for eight reare " wrltea Mr, h. J. Denoia, of 38 East College St, Jacksonville, Ilia. n Words cannot express what I suffered. sought relief among the medical profession and found none. Friends urged me to try Dr. Pierce's favorite Prescription, when I com menced taking this medicine I weigh ed ninety-five pounds. . Now I weigh one hundred and fifty-six pounds more than I ever weighed before. I was so bad I would Tie from day to day and Jong for death to com and C litre my suflertng. . I had Internal flammatlon, a disagreeable drain, bearing down sain, and such distress every month but now I- never have a pain do all my own work and am a strong and healthy woman." Sick women are tavlttd to, consult Dr. Fierce by letter Vwr. Correspondence pri Addreee Dr. .Y. Fierce, Buffalo. tf.Y. Florence Items. Weet June 15. The steamer (Sacramento tailed In ovtr the bar and up the rivtr to Acme Sunday afternoon. , Tlie Roberts wtnt to Coot Bay Tues day wllti a oargu ofcanuid salmon and returned the next-day.' , H FHollenbeokoneof the proprietors of the Hotel KuRenf, arrived here yester day and It vialtlng lilt .brother W It Hollaiibeek.' , -, . .- ; , . The tug Mangle whlob, has been lying on the tx-aoh at Uleuada for two or three months, was brought somas the river Wednesday evening and put on the ways for repair. Mr Anderson states that the work will probably take about month, Prevented a Tragedj i illicit iniormaiion given Mia. Ueorge Xong, or New 8tralUvllle, Ohio, prevented a dn-adlul tragedy ana saved two live. A frightful o luuh bad long kept her awake every night. one bad tried many remtdlet and doctors but steadily grew worse until urged to try Dr. King' New Discovery. One bottle wholly cured her, and the writes thla marvelous medicine also cured Mr. long of a severe attack of pneumonia. Hueti cure are positive proof of the matchless merit nl thla grand remedy for curing all throat, oheat and luug troubles. Only COc and 11.00. KveiJ bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free at V 1, IM.ano's Drugstore. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Hrouio Quinine Tab- leta. All druggists refund the money If It fall to cure. K. V. 1 1 rove's signa ture It on each box. Uo, GAME BIRDS WILL BE PLEN TIFUL. Season Is Promising for Chinese Pheasants, (irouse and Quail, Will Be Good Hunting. "Native pheasants, t biuei-e pheas ant, irroute aud auall. will be plenti ful ihla apaann. and the BDonameu of tbit seetliiu are looking forward to big tiiueBln the fall, when the season opeDB." says the Albany Herald. "MIW weathw. ou init the winior and' warm epilog lalua waiebooiia to the upland birds. Few of the ynuug once died aa a result cf cold ruins Into In the tearou. Beside this, ibey hud the prhteettofl ol the briiitb aud gra-. Here In the valley all kinds of vtgeat- IIod la eeveral week lu advance ilis year, and the grass 1 was tall enouith when Is was most needed to aflurd protection to Hie youug bird. "The ynuug birds are now between aquaiter1 and three quarters grnwii. It. the weather continue: a It- lias been jiBce the first of the month, the second brood ; wilt tin jeered lu good shape. Qda II. and : i native birds i . w 111 bt more numerous,: this -eeawii ithan they have beemfor several year i Mf CITY oTeUGESE'. Falls Into the Hands of a Logging Company' for Tow Boat, Service; ' . .. - - ,i Portland Telegram June 16. The steamer City at Eugene; which was receutly 'purnhaed by the Bpuuld' tng Logging OornpanyV in being thor oughly overhauled and paint -d at the levee. When the boat Is 'ready to go Into eoDinilenou, she will be lu better condition than the ha been for some time. She baa a good boiler and fairly good machinery la he, but her till) is Ill-ebaptd, and her abilities at a tow bot have never beeu fully determined the (Jity or Eugene hue had an eventful career. 8be was - built' last year ut Eugene by a s.B'lioate. the operated witb varying t-uecea unit early thla spring, wnen "rhe' was libeled byliaao Gray et al for wage Judgement waa returned In favor of llbellantt, and the veeael was sold by the United Mates Matahal. Bhe was bid iu by Olseo A, i o., who sold' her to the Hpauldlng Ijogglng (Jouipany Ashland Normal School Regents Criticised. At a meeting of the regents of tbt Houthern Oregon Btat-i Normal School at Ashland, Tuesday, Prof Wm Ulayr ton waa elected prtddeot of the faoulty at a salary of SHOO a year, over the former president, W T Van 6coy. The Ashland Tldiniit Is very Indie uauiover ma aouou w we regemt. It says In part: , . "There It a general feeling of Indignation In town over the dismissal 'of W T Van Hooy aa president of the tiormal.i' There- eeema to be no element of gratitude left In the under standing of men who happen to hold a little brief authority and power. Out of the eight regent only two BP Neil and Ii F, Wlllll voted to retain the man who built the aohool and main tained himself and family on a bread and water bill of fare for four year that the school might live and not die. uregory led the fight, but It le quit likely that lilt nam it being alto ueeu mm m uapegoat to cover tue pernoy or older. Everybody In town that express themselves, at all are highly Indignant and deeply sympathize with Mr Van Boov and are Unable In iiniW- atand what cool-hearted material tome people are made or to beable.to allow a man to pink the sohooi 'out , of the uior eiuu uarrv lb lu,rougQ me star valloo period of four- yean, ' and' then not be allowed: to ., reooup . hit lost n oanoe sumoiently to get putt of (own The BOUN aohool alumni associa tion at tneir annual, banemetat HotBl Oregon last evening made arrange ment toward rallng$125 to assist the late president. W T Van Hooy, out of iuwu. noway oeiter unaerstandt the oeart ana numenity or Prof Van Hooy tuau imeiuuiuii Died; Of old age In Grant Paa June 12. 1U0O, H E Knight aged: 74 year. De- oeased was born In the suttofNew York In the year lm Emigrated rrom there to lowa In an early day moved to California In 1856, and re sided there until 1880 when be came to Lane county, Oregon, living on a farm west of Eugene.' In 1806 he went to Grants Pass, to reside with his ton, F H Kulght with whom he lived at the time of hli deth ' In religion bs was not an orthodox but an agnoetlo a pantheist, believing in tht doctrine that the nnlverte taken or conceived at a whole, is God, that there la no God eave and txeept in the combined foreet and laws,-which are manifest In the existing universe. xn speaking or hi virtue, It Is enough to say of any man, that he was Industrious beyond his endurance, generous to a fault.' His heart over flowing with klndueea toward hit rrltnda and neighbor, a kind husband. an afleotlooate father. It can be truly aid that the world Is better for hi having lived. PliAlHill OUT. Dull headache, paint In various carta or the body, sinking at the pit or the ttomaob, lost of appetite, tevensbnees, pimples or sores, are all positive evidence or Imptre blood. No matter now It became to, It must be purified In order to obtain good health. Anker's MIood Elixir ha never railaH tn Boro(ulnuor Hypuilitlc poisons, or any other blood diseases. It certainly a wonderful remedy and we tell every T'y 1?. .Poe'tlvea guarantee. For ale by W L DeLano, BUSINESS CAfil8, H KItllERT LKICH, ASSAY OFFICE, Prompt and accurate returns guaranteed. Cotuox Gbovi, OBJteOH. ATTORNEYS-AT-La.W. w C BALE. ATTOKN IiY-AT-L A W. 1 and 2JCbrlsinn Block, iuoux, oeiook. . J M WILLIAMS, AITORNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. Office Over Lane County Bank, BILYKU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. , ' . t : Office Orer First National Bank, , Kuoixr, Obxook; ' ' WOODCOCK, ArrOKNEYAT LAW. Office-One-half block south of Chriaman Blk Euokns, Obioov. . K 8KIPWOETH. t I ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's. Euoshi Obiooh. BXLMUaW THOHPBON OHA i IUD1 T HOMPSON HAKDY, ATTOENEYS-AT-LAW. U Mice-In First National Bank Building. Practice in all the courts. . Edoxni, Obiqok. KO. B UOREIS, vs ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will practioe in all tbe courts of tie Second Judicial District aad'in ths. Snprem Cenrt of tue state. Special attention given to collections matters in probate. Office-First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1, 2 and 8. . MEDICAL. D It J W HARRIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office Over Wilkins & Linn's dru store. Office Hours 9 to 12 a m; 2 to S and 7 to P -n. j , Residence Ferry street between 11th and iztn. J AINE A KUYKJSNDALL, , PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Offices In Chrisman Block. Secial attention to surgery and surgical die- eswtsoi women. J 8 LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired.' EcoxHt, Obkkw DUG BIDDLE, DENTIST Office -On Olive street, between Fifth and Sixth streets ons block west ot Minnesota fiutei. STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor, Stage leaves Eugene for Florence jvuy vara-ji, ounnay at e a m Keturnlng stage leaves Florenre or nugonii uaiiy except Hundaya .at p m , Saturdays at 8 a m. ' Arrives in Eugene at 6 p m tb day 8INGLK FARK, , ROUND TRIP to rn Ticks! fn tlA sJ ol"".";."" " ,:T w K-it.no, o,".t Hurd' " .npoA's omoT'S,' J. L. PAGE -DIALBft IN- - 4- Groceries Having a Large and Complete stock of maple and aney Groceries bought In the beat markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, T nmn nff.. K. L. t , , - . . imcvw .au muy uiuer uouse-iu bugene. Notice to Creditors. MrtltAsa 1st ttaau.s nl... IV. a n a a .... . has been duly appointed administrator of I he estate of J. K. Ellison deceased, he ik. Hon. E. O. Poller, county lodge of said Lans county. All persons bavins i.in. against said eststa an herefcy notified to present Iba same to the administrator within sil months from tb dst of this noUce, with the necessary vouoher at tha law office of Geo. B. Dorri. In p. Oregon. F, M . Wojim! ' uo. rJ. Deaao, Adailaiatrator. AU'v.forEatate, in,, iiiiiiifiiiiinii.ii'irr""',''""''''"'n' ' " -l . 'FlKoi KationalBank Of Eugena- D.IH nn Raah Caoltal 8SO.OOO Surolut - ouwww I SJiaj www - ... Aiaf Eugene. Oregon. . - ...m.f. niraTUtNQ A Done on reisonabUi' tenne. SlKht draf U on Chicago, an Francisco ana rorv U.ocl,:)regon. , - ' t ' . , . Bills ol exenangr mra on iutok" Deposits received subject to cneck o oernn Ail collections entrusted to us wi'! receive prompt attention. T Q HmDRlon, President. 8 B Eiais, P. E. SNonoptsa, Casliler. ; L, H. Porria, l Asst Psafuer ( Vic -resiutut. EUGENE Lofin Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus $50,000 2,500 QCNERAL .ANKINQ .USINEa. TRANS AOTCD ON FAVORABLC TERMS DrafU Issued on the principal cities of the United Stales and foreign countries. Interest allowed on Demand Certlfica.es of Deposit when left rtated period. Collections recelTe our prompt attention, t City and County Warrants bought. W. g. SHOWN, President. F. W. 0SBURN, . Caehlsr. 0. A. PAINE, Vloe President. W. W. BROWN. Aatt Casaktr. EstakllshsS n last. EUGENE, OREGON 1 A General Banking business in all branches i , -1, . : r. I transactid on favorable terms. - A. Q. HOVE Y, President J. M. ABRAMS- Caaher i B U HOVEY, A.st Cashier, i Corvallis& Eastern . (i i i'-j'-j. i RAILROAD. . . i . ,- i . . . . nns CAB No. 2 for,Yaquuiar- . i . , Train leaves Albany . . . Leaves Onrvallis. Arrires Yo,uuia,.... . No. 1 Returning i Leaves Yaquina. Leaves Corvallis. Arrives Albany No. S for Detroit Leaves Albany.. Arrives Detroit No. 4 Returning ' ' ' Leaves Detroit.... ..... Arrives Albany,......, .12:45 P M ., 1:W) PM .. 7:25 PM .. 6:00 AM .11:80 AM ,. 12:15 P.M . 7:00 AM .11:80 AM .12:20 P M . r.:15PM Sh'aM',?.wo 005?e!!i A'bany and d.irallls with Southern Paolflo trains, glvln direct bcMhes. faom ePort aSd , raJifSt nS'i' tn "oontalns arrive at Peiroltat noon, giving ample time to reach camplna grounds ou the llreltenbush and Bantlain Le ....... EDWIN 8TONE, ' ' - Manager. , t STDUVn H L WALDEN, J TURNER, TF4PA Ageqt Albany. .. : T ite?.""? if! te the "PIONEKR . ' '- a. oi rAUL K A 1 1 , Kf A I) na oniv eerfect train. In th n-M iiu.- You Will find It d.Ukl. ... .l,i-'T7fT ,. . . , w . UU MICH trains wh.n going to anv rmint In Eastern State, or r..,,.,!- They oonnpet Trains and wim an transcontinental Ticket Aaent. nil tW.i. ask any Ticket Agaaier ' "f JW CASEY,' g'Jl iOr further infnrmHnn n.LI... ... xrav ras Agent. Portltnd. ires; Central Market; ins I Miller PROPRIETORS Will keep, constantlj on hand a full sum!? t BEEF- MUTTON. PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at tbe lowed price. ( fair stare of tie pmiic Datroiue Mllciitj S-1X) THE KARMEB8.-: We will pejr the highest market prloe a-i vtue, nogs ana Hheen. i Shop on Willamette St, autilCNB, OREGON, I -Ski, A.,,. m. attlaMlSiaa fl A N A 1 1 1 n r J l-niinwinii U PACIFIC RY SOO-PAOIFIO LINE. The only Transconlienental Route Grand Scenery, Fine Accommodat ons Low Rates. To and from all east ern points and Eu rope. Direct Route to Kootenay mining district, British Col umbia. We run the finest solid vestibule train crossing the continent consisting of Palace sleepers, dining t cars, tourist cars, day coaches and colonist sleepers. CANADIAN PACIFIC ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. To China and Jopan. CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN LINE To Honolulu and Australia, For fuU information reKardine rat. etc appiy vo i y ' ujiu. jr. UliA vv . Anent. H. R ABOTT, Euceno. Orecon Agent. Portland, Or. A. G. P. A., Vancouver, B. O. 0 R & N GO. Depart Time Schedule. Arrived Salt Lake, Denver, Chicago- Ft Worth, Omaha, 4pm Portland Kansas City, St Special Louis, Chicago and 9:15 am East Halt Lake, Denver Atlantio Ft Worth, Omaha 7am Express Kansas City, St 9.-00 p. m. Louis, Chicago and 1 East ' '"Walla Walla, Lew Spokane iston, Spokane, 8:40 a m Flyer Minneapo'is, St 0pm Paul, Duluth Milwaukee, Chi- cago and Easb OciiN Steaiibhii's 8pm All Sailing dates 4?p m subject to change. For San Francisco- Sail every 5 dpys Daily . Coluubia Kivxa ' Ez Sunday Steamkhs 4pm 8pm To ABtoria and Ex tiunday Sat 10 p m Way Landings. WillamettfRTvxr 6am Oregon City, New- 4:30pm Ex Sunday berg, Salem, Inde- Ex Sunday , pendence and Way Landings. WlLLAMtTTB AND ' 7am Y All HILL Rivrs 3:30pm Tuci, Thur Oregon City, Day- Mon, Wed and Sat. - ton and Way and Fri. Landings. WillauktteRiveb Sam Portland to Cor- 410pm Tues, Thur valliaand Way Mon, Wed - d Brt. IjauaingB. and Fri. Lv Riparia I Snake Riveh. Lv Lewistn t 3iio a m I Eiparia to Lewistn Daily ' Dally 9am W H Hurlburt Gen lJaas Agt I'ort, Or ..Printing. Of AH Kinds ....AT THE.... GUARD OFFICE. 6000 WORK, LOW PRICES, ,'6003 STOCK. .legal Blanks ol XII J fr )"e 1',. ,.7 !:., t IN".,f.1.M'lr,,. ,K ttw i.- i answer . " Ttw r.7-I - "wurat taT. '.'"Weii.hm (7""' ''""'(""""attl 'itWM'ei WlKn ,k. ,7" S ',V-l0V'" " ' of U ! ."' . ot H :1 IlllbRn in v...n.l 'J00. T at ... torLsn.'J i 'k'siein, j, Tv Pnlv. - "refc-on, you , r - -atmiin vnn j:. ,T"i U'lemlant and forh,r. "iierent in the " ", "i SnsnaniiUtatstd'S. , i...... " tt Ji 'I fortln i:-. "a,I OL-Am-olttieteul S.SOvJ ili.J Sheriff's Sale on Notice in hereby litmu. J extcutiun dulv iVL H oKresiuerenngaajt, March, l'JW.attlienwdiJI :7 AiT 1."" '""" d tonuerwM plaiotitl m ii iMabel iNickel, Ckmeuj i Heeler were defeml.,,,. leuilants A. J. Xictel sadH i, a urcree 01 loreclMur, ul -D11..CIVU in gaia court, coutiJ ; ., 7, 1 .asm ajaa inn luuorag semtti a I to-wit: 1 hot No. 2 in block Xo.l,ai plat of Kairmount, lu, em I containing one and aS-llu us u heruilitaments and iipoitaual neuingiug or in any via ippmcl in Tiir: name ormsd Orei;on. in coCinlianct littwl otfer tor aale the above dewiiaaJ public auction to the bigbtt ha aiihj'ect to re lemption, at Ik n the Court ;Houw, ia hiealj tlregon on THURaluT,tht il e ItHio, between the hoan o! ta and 4 o'clock p. m, to-wit: It a, J ui. on earn day. Dated this ltb dsy of And. I) ff. .1x Sheriff of LantCnsf . a Administrator's Sale ill Property, Notice ia hereby giTen ttuiVr rs mi oider ol the court! uil cotiutv. Orc-coo. made and turnip iu Baid court on Ibe Stbdsy d Ir I I will on Uocda, the lMhinil l'JUO, at the boor of oni o'doek t the conrthcrase door io EcjshI county, ureeon, onetlonutua bidder at tinblio tnetos, b followiug deeenbed real pnpaj tn thn ohIhIa of ft. J. 8imniOBf, liegiuning al theNWCwoliki' sco m To 16 o it l a u IhenceE 125 rod; thaw S N Hue of the sameqo.artei;u W. leettothe pl ica of begu iug Hi1, acr8 of land, mon l Lune couuti, Oregon, as way of the 0. 4 C. B.!"! land. I,lr.,l 11. 19(0. ' irt.BuOl Admr. Estate of E.J.SutiwI'l Notice of Final Setlltiwl Estate of italio Lev "M county, Origon: .J XT.J,. I. Imrr.ltV fen ttlt W ... . . , .": ' .'.MiiondlkSi Ratio Lewis. d. 'Used, U , account in ihe : alterof aauew" . ... . . wtnnn. WS l oouuiy couu ui ." ,i bat Tuesday ft-f"! ,'! the hour of 2, i. j at I the hearing ot objection aud for the final aettleinel inai aay a urvu intllss' a.. allnhieetionatOG 11 SCSI ?u ' " i ikmeat of said a ... . ... ... -l..Vf MidCMlt-' nicd witn ice cin v. jjaieu iuie i u lualf I F.iecntornlil AttoroejalorEloll NOTICE OFFISAL Estate of MaryF.BsW, dssaai-l county, Oregon. j. Oregon, Notice islieieu, , odminislritor ui - .. i)... ,i.wl. has filed tu"L in the matter of said siu court ol L"ec0?7' m day. the 1th dayo I'j, of ono o c oca iu .I.- w v - has been oiro ") y t.' lue uum . .nntl-T I P.ited this aisi a.j j j,Ei said t Notice toXrediW " .... Notice is te"?J oYsreCVsWc) 't'''?f,i5?a trator .rai.l arajtAtA fire 0rv- ,bem to tbe e-J't"" 1 rl '. vouchers at the h Woodcock, in WZtlvi'"" Ron notice Dated FebrnMy ! TrtPn 9, !' Its 1 !'" ' A. , , Administrator ci of Lane, on Uis ISth dWii' ' jnilguieat rendered biiifi day of March, m.t?l llunilreil and h Deceatto. 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