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Daily Eugene Guard t..t.ll.l.l MM Kulitit nt- the Wttk. BOB' days eioeuted. Address all conimnnlclon and nuln all remittances payable to the uauii Uuau, Eugene, wagon. BUBSCRlPTIONaBATES. DAILT. Delivered by carrier, per week. . Delivered by aerrisr, par month Br mail out year (id advance).. Biz month i Mnemouth. . . rjioglo copies. .... . S 00 . fa) . 06 winxT. Out yser (in advance) 12 00 Bil months 00 Advsrtlsing ratal mada known oa applica tion. Entered aa ssoond-olses Eugene, Oregon, poatoffioe. matter at the THE EASTERN OKFIOE8 -Of the psper'areatSBO to 234 Temple Court, New York City, and U it Eiprees Bldg, 87 Wash ington St, Chicago, III., E KAT? Advert!; lag Agency In charge. CAMPBELL BROS Publishers II Bullae., letter! te thla efl.e ahaula .1 th araarletara aere.aei.,, CHPa)IlL HOt. 5 a. l7(1'ml B.UL Fn I I THUIFftllMTI W J-JL 14 15 I 21 22 25 2ft 29 SO T '. . WEATHER BUREAU- PORTLAND, OREGON, I June . WB-Jam Weather forortferkiiaM,frataa., , Felr (onlf hi and lomarrow.. ,,.. . WEDNESDAY"- -" 'JONS 20 SHOULD COflmT MONETARY StLTISTICS: Tba Register says Messrs Hen drioki & Eakln, of the Fhlt tloDtl Bank, hae reoeiyed letter from Germany inquiring about eleotlon prospeots next Ml and mUdic if it will be "free illrer, or good Bound money." The Register eddi thet "the gentlemin has sev eral thousand dollar! loaned tout in the valley and Is ' anxloni ' to ' know whether ox 'not to call it In." We ffot not thlhk the' (ierman will "oall it ioi" however the eleo tlon may go thii fall. Theee are our reasons: I( he took It. to Ger many he could only loan it fr 8 to 4 per cent interest, while, in Oregon it brings 8 to 10. Then he" "will probably find out before he oalls his loan in that nearly one third of Germany's metallio money oon sists of silvsr, about a similar pro portion at in the United State. The Register might hare saved itself some humiliation for attempt ing to bunoo the' public with subh statement by previously consult ing statistlos of gold and silver circulation throughout the world. It would have found that however discriminated agrdhst the ' halls of leuiilationi at the behests - of oapl talistlo combinations, silver is "good over. sound money" the world THE ALAMO. No Messenger of Defeat The 192 TexWExchanged Lives With 2000 Mexicans, p rv There is nothing in American history more thrilling and heroic than the Texans defense of the Alamo Minion'.' Yet il there ' is nothing to oommemorate the' work of that noble band of 193 men who for six days held the fort against 6,000 Mexicans. There was w no messenger of defeat. The massacre was oom piste, but over 2,000 Mex icans were killed and no one knows how many more-irsn wounded before the last of the Texsns met his death. STORY OF THE MASSACRE. The defenders of the Alamo re fused all overtores for surrender, whlob they well knew meant deatb at the hands of the treacherous Mexioans. On March 6, 1836, at 4 o'oiook in the morning the attack was made.1 The , Mexicans moved In silence and reaohed Hie walls. Ladders were plaoed in position, and juet as the men reaohed the top there was a roar and a bail of bullets from the interior.' Men fell in solid files. Borne were shot and others clubbed to death. After 'a light of a half hour some Mexicans managed to reaoh the courtyard, and the previous fight was nothing to what took place. - The doors of the Alamo were barricaded with bags of sand neck high. Then came the battle, or lather massacre of the Alamo. Tbe Mexicans ad vanced and attacked the Alamo. The handful of Texans behind tbe bags of sand fought like devils. It was a hand-to-hand encounter. It was muzzle to muzzle, bowie knife to bayonet, musket to rifle. NO QUARTER ASKED OR OIVEN. The Texans resisted as only men with their lives in their hands oould resist. They abandoned one room only to make a stronger resistance in another. Finally a long room on the first floor was reached. This was the hospital, and there tbe fight was bloodieBt. Fifteen Texans killed 42 Mexicans on the threshold. The fiht lasted five hours. The last to meet death were Colonel Travis and Davy Crockett. When they fell every Texan had met deatb. The sight was a terrible one. The Mexioans bad 2,000 killed and 300 wounded An examination showed that every Mexioan was shot not below ' the neck, and those who were not sbot had been cut or clubbed to death, This showed the wonderful accu racy of the Texan fire. This is aboot the time of year when the bopbuyer braces tbe bop- grower up witn stories of snortage and better price proa pec ts for another season. Along in Ootobar, and later, that same buyer will tell about the extraordinary surplus that tbe year's orop has furnished It' looks us if the growers are in the hands of tbe Philistines and must submit to the little less than rob bery:'' Worse Fofa Woman To euffer' with akin disease than It la for a, nun,; for a smooth akin and a clear com plexion , are. es sential element! of female beauty. When the taint of acrofula ie In the blood it will be sure to show Iteelf eoon or late. Often it manlfeatatlone are aa repulaive aa they are painful. Many people havw been cured of acrof ula in Ita moat malignant forme by the nee of Dr. , Pieree'a , Golden Medical Discovery. This remedy ia remarkable for ita power to purify the blood. It absolutely eliminate! the corrupting ele ment. It makes the blood clean and rich. It increase the action of the blood-making glands, and ao increai the quantity of pure blood rapplied to ue noay. I will rbrever thank rat for srivfoin m t write lire. jas. Murphy, of Ponds, Pocahontas mv r, imiu p U.IU.U aBvaicai Lnscevvl in Uedlral IHvnn . vy,, lewa. - aai eurea me Ol cnronlc scrofula, af twelve yean' eteadtai. I had doctored for the trouble until t wee completely dlecourejrod. 1 else had ekronte dlarrhee for twelve rears. I ?i la rood health aew better then I ever wee my lire, owiaa; to Dr. Pierce's Ooldta Medi cal DUeoTCrv. I took several bottlee of the 'Discovery before 1 stopped.1 Dr. Pierce's Common Senae Medical Adriaer, a work for every woman, i sent free, on receipt of at one-cant stamps (to pay coat of mailing only), for paper edition. Cloth-bound, jt stamps. Ad ore Dr. R. V. fierce, Buffalo, N, Y. Would Not Suffer So Again for Fifty Times Its Price ' i awoke last night with nevvre palm In my itoinaob. -1 never foltv- so badly In all my life. - When I oame down .to work this morning I felt so wrsk I oould hardly work. I went (o Miller MaCurdy'i drug store and tliey ro ommanded Chamberlain's Collo, Chol era and Diarrhoea Remedy. It worked like maglo and one doe fixed me all right. It certainly lathe finest thing I ever Deed for stomach trouble. I shall not be without It In my house here after, for I should not care to endure) the suflerlng of last night again for fifty UueelU price. O. H. Wilson, Liveryman, Burgrttatown, Waahlug- ton Co, Pa.' This remedy Is for sal by W. D. Del.ano. fbAl Hill OUT. Dull headache, paiu In various parte of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomaoh, Ion of appetite, toverisbnee, pimples or aoree, are all positive evidence of Imp re blood. No matter bow It became so, It must be purified In order to obtain good health. Aoker'e Hlood Kllxlr haa u-ver fallrtl tu pura Horofulnuaor Hvt tulitlo nnlmma. or ati other blood d'eeawe. It ia certainly a wonderful remedy and we sell ewiy bottle on tmaltlve auaraiiter. fnr ale by W L DoLairn. . To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Hnmio Quinine Tab- lela. All ilriiKglstB refund tlir uninry If It Mia to cure. K. W, Ur vc' anna, lure I on each ix. 21m: WEALTH IN A WINDOW. Twenty-One Thousand Dollars in Gold' Nuggets. ; l" ' Tueeday's Ciegontsn. A pan of gold uuggeta valued at $21. 000 attracted theaitoutlnn ofthouBauda of people at the corner of Fourth aud Washington streets. 1'uls precious mtal did not come from Klondike or Gape Nome, but wan taken out of the Helena mine, In tbe Bohemia district, utuatee about HO mile from Portland. Tbi mints la owned' by Jennlitg' Bro. & Bruneau, and tbe amount mentioned is tbe result of an 18 day1 run with a 0v stamp mill. Tbls splendid result 1 all the more remarkable when It I known lb at the gold ,wa ex traded from "ore takerJ -out' In' lleveloiimei.t1 work, drifting ana raising. The owner will add Immediately five more tamp, and with tbe Increased facili ties for handling ore tbls property will undoubtedly prove au Immense divi dend payer. Enough ore has already been blocked out to fun 10 stamps for several year. Jennings Bros. ' cV Bruneau have owned this property sinoel896, and pay ere was struck a few feel beneath tbe surface, which steadily increase In value the further development advance. Helena No 2 is tbe western extension of the Helena, and 1 also owned by Jennings Bros.' t ' Bruueau. The Helena vein has been traoed through No 2, and It has all of tbe earmark of developing Into a firaobla-s property. Three tunnels have been start) d In Helena Ne 2, with pay ore In every tunnel. A large force of mlDentbaa been engaged to work theee tunnels, and exoollent results are confidently expected as development proceeds'. Tbe Bohemia district la located lu Lane and Douglas counties, 35 mile from Cottage drove, the stage covering the dlslanoe from Ibe latter point in 12 hours' time. Mining men believe tbls d 1st riot will prove to be one of the greatest gold-producers In the West Already nine or ten paying properties are being worked, and about 900 locations made. About &00 people are now loo ted In tbe district, with crowded stages arriving daily. Great trouble baa been experienced lu eecur log experienced miuers, and tbe Jennings brothers were compelled to advertise for men In California taper. A number of rich strike have beei made recently, The Boxers. Jloxee man him muobee mad, Xilkee klllum welly bad, Heap good shootum can. Mlsslonally tblnkee "dam," Callum loudee "Uuole Ham, Me 'flald Boxes man." Boxee man he eatohum king; No 'field bim to jailee bliug; . . King no llkee plan. Allee time must stay In jail, Boxee man no takum ball, Heap bad Boxee man, .' King he yellum "Llkee out," Boxee man no bealum about, No good hsalom can. Just go loun' aud dllnknm blood, LI Hung Chang blm name One Mud. Him 'flald Boxee man. England, Lusala, sendum ship, Tellum Boxee man "heap skip" No ror him can stan'; , Boxee man beap llkum fight, Tellum sailor allee lite, . . . Bad, bad Boxee man. Million Boxee heap dead fall, No ear, no can klllum all, Plenty, like him san'rt v i , fiulope wood! what blm do, Flghtum Boxee, no get though, Top niuob Boxee man. r , . Exchange, Blue River Mining District, Correspoadence Reiliter, June 16. "Expansion is a fact In Blue Rlvr From Gold Hill, the neooleuaof tbe aiairioi, it naa expanded for many miles In nearly every direction. Tba latest dlaoovery Isaoron and several mile w me aoutn or tbe MoKeniie river. Partla makina- tha Hi recently oroaaed the McKenil near uateuretx and follewed the divide of a mountain range for 12 or 15 miles In an eaiterlv direction. south of Blue River, where they have looaiea some aoxen aialma. i Another nartv headatl h M.v Plumb started tor thla new Eldorado rrom Sparks' hotel yesterday. It la quite likely that within a few vea.r a chain of mine will be In operation along in mineral belt wbloh undoubt edly extend from Blue River clear to uouemia, incmaing tbe Fall Creek country where location are now being made. Blue River and RnhamU m.. yet unite In forming on of tbe greatest mining diatrlot on the Pacifioooaat." Prevented a Tragedy Timely Information s-lvan Mr. George Long, of New tHraltavllle, Ohio, prevented a dmullul tragedy and aaved two lives. A trlahtful mn.h had long kept hsr awake every night. till bad tried many remedies and doctors but steadllv craw enn. nmii urged to try Dr. King' New Dlaoovery. wusootii wnouy oursd ber, and she Write) thla marvatlnlla n,J 1,1 ..n -,u cured Mr. Long of a severe attaok of pneumonia Buob cure are positive proof of th matchless merit of this grand remedy for curing all throat. cheat anil Inn lm,ku . JtS?,!1 Kw7 boM' guaranteed. ire at v x, JJe llano's Lrrug Dvora, B0SI MESS CARDS. H EKBKRT LEIGH, ASSAY OKKICE, Prompt and accurate returns guaranteed. COTMOX GBOVK, OBJtSOK. ATTORNEYS-ATLAVV. yy C HALE. ATTORNEY AT-LAW. um, I and 2,t'hriinianBlock. XDOCME. oasoox. - J M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specuvltv. Office Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. DIBce-Over First National Bank. EooiM, Obiooii, C WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Office One-half block south of Chrisman Blk nosHi, Obsooit. ' E K SKIPWORTH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all ths Court's. Edochs Obiook. HtXUUS W THOa-nOH GRAB A 1AU)T fJIHOMPSON HARDY, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Office-In First National Bank Building. Practice in all tbe courts. Euoenb, Obxooh, QKO. B DORRIS, A TTORNEY A COUNSELOK-AT-LAW Will practice in all the courts of the Second Judicial District and in tha Supreme Court 01 tbe state. - ' Special attention given to collections a matters id proDate. , Office-First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1. 2 and 3. MEDICAL. D It J W HARRIS. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office Over Wilklus fc Linn's drug store. Office Hours 9 tu 12 a m; 2 to 5 and 7 to v p m. Residence Ferry street between 11th and 12U-. . i . : - i pAINE A KUYKENDALL, . PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Offices In Chrisman Block. Special attention to surgery and surgical dis eases or women. J 8 LUOKEY, : JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. Kcam, Obsoo D R Q BIDDLE, DENTIST Office -On Olive street, between Fifth and Sixth streets one block west .of Minnesota noioi. EUGENE-FLORENCE ' ; . ! , - i STAGE LINE. E. BANGS. Proprietor. Stage leave Eugene for Florence Dally exoept dunday at 6 a m i Returning stage leaves Florence for Eugene dally exoept Sundays at 2 Saturdays at 8 a m. Arrives in Eugene at A p m the day BINOU FARC (I 00 BOUND TRIP .".""""""5'5 iui.il ioi- mie at s. nanss' ursrr Darn. Kutene, or at Hard a Davenport's office In v iviouun. J. L. PAGE -DKAMB lit- Groceries Having a Large and Complete stock of Htaple and Fancy Groceries bought In tbe best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can ofler the pnhlln better than any other house lu Eugene. Notice to Creditor. Notioe is berebv siren thet F. M Win: baa been duly sppolnted sdminiatratot of tha esUte of J. R. Ellison deoeaaed, by ths Hon, E. O. Potter, eonntv iniija nl ...a Lane county. All persona having olaim against said aatal are hereby notified to present the same to the admini.tH, within ii months from th data of Ibis notice, with tbe neceaaary vonohers at tbe law otfioe ol Geo. B. Dorr is in EaaeaT Oregon. F.M.Waxnir Uo. B, Oeaam, Administrator. ati r. tor National Bank i! M Of Eugene. Paid uo Cash Capital 800,000 Surolus - - 4550,000 I'M' Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BAffKING BUSINKSS V. (. dl.rh. drafts on Chicago, , Francisco and Port land, Oregon. i ' 1 1 ; Bills of siohangv wld on foreign otuntriea. DepoeiU reoelreof subject to check of certifi cate oi uepueib. i all AnllAAHnna entrnsted to ns wiu recelvs prompt attenuon. I T G HlNDRlOIl, President. S B Kills, P. E. Snodobasb, 1 Caaliisr , , L. H. Pomoj. Asa't Caebisi Vice f resldtut. EUGENE LoanSavingsBank Ot Eugene, Oregon. Paid i)p Cash Capital Surplus - ' $50,000 2,500 A QKNERAL BANKINO BUSINISS TRANS . AOTEO ON FAVORABLE TSRMS. Drafts Issued on the prlncipsl cities of the United States snd foreign countries. . . . Interest allowed on Demend Certificates of Deposit when left elated period. . Collections reoelvs our prompt sttentlon. ' City and County Warrants bought , , . w. e. SHOWN, Prasldsnt. F. W. OSBURN, . , Csshlsr. 0. A. PAINE. Vies Prssldeat. W. W. BROWN, , 1 1 . Asst gasnisr. i LAKE GOUIITY BANK IsUkllsha4 a ISSt. ' i or EUGENE, OREGON. A General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY. President J. M. AURAMH, Cashier B U HOVEY, Act Cashier. Corvallis & Eastern EAILKOAD. Tins CARD No. 2 fori Yaquina- .... Train leaves Albany. Leaves Corvallis Arrives Yaouina .12:4B P M . 1:55 PM . 7:25 PJV1 " I . 6:00 AM .11:30 AM .12:15 Pi No 1 Returning i Leaves Yaquina Leaves Corvsllis Arrives Albany S for Detroit- No, I . 7K AM .11:30 A M .12:20 P M . 6:6 P M Leaves Albany Arrives Detroit No. 4 Returning Leaves Detroit Arrives Albany -SS'SS?."0 ""S110?! " A'ny snd Ct.rvallis . ; ... .""'"S "'us, giving airect heuhL lrtm Newport and rdjcent n,l?ln!1Sl,ll.ni!lnVlll',"rlT0 ' Detroit at noon, giving ample time to reach camnins simd ijm "'"bush and Bantlamt EDWIN STONE, : Manager. 'TtTO HLWAIPA Agent Albany. T tKyyS'i w""0? '"Icalled to the "PIONEKR SrjyX-T t,ill, th "CHICACO, MIL WAUKEE ft ST PAUL RAILROAD" Ijle only perfect trains in ths world." fistta You will find It desirable to ride on those V "af. oin, .any point in the iiTiT.ii r ui. jney connect with all TransooutlnsnUl Trains and all .i..n, nRiruM nil UCHll, JilJmh& 'n'orm'lon. PsmphleU, etc, J W CASEY. "liJS.f'?-.. l-rav fas Agent, Portland, lg ". . i'1 Central Market, ins (6 Mi PROPRIETORS conjlanllj on hand a full supply BEEF MUTTON. PORK and VFAI Which they will aell at the lowest market price. A birain or tie ptmicpitrome solicited TO THE FARMERS . We will pgj, tbe hlgheat market price iue, nog and Sheep. Shop on Willamette St., KUOKNE, OREGON. W-Maats delivered to ant tan ol th cltt reotoam CANADIAN PACIFIC. $6q to St Paul and Return and $05.75 to Kansas City and return, first class, for sale Juno 29th and 30th. $71 CA CHICAGO 4JJ on1 Vaofnrn First Clasa for sale June 21st and 22d. All good for passage on the Imperial Limited For particulars call on or write H. H. ABOTT, 148-3d St Portland, Or. m. J. uuiljis, A. G. P. A., Vanoouvsr, B. 0, 0 R & N GO. Depart I Time Schedule. Arrived Salt Lake, Denver, Chicago Portland Special 9:15 a m :ft worm, umana, 4 pm Kansas Ulty, St Louis, Chicago and riiaat Salt Lake, Denver Ft Worth, Omaha Kaunas City, St Louis, Chicago and East Atlantio Express 9.-00 p. m. 7 am Walla Walla, Lew iston, Spokane, Minneapolis, St Paul, Duluth Milwaukee, Chi cago and East Spokane Flyer 6pm 8:40 a m Ocean Steamships All Sailing dates subject to change. For San Francisco- 8pm 4pm Bau every 5 dayB Dailr Columbia Kivjta Ei Sunday Stkauxbs To Astoria and 4 d m opm Sat 10 pm Ex Sunday Way Landings. VillaiiettkRivxb Oregon City, New berg, Salem, Inde pendence and Way 6am Ex Sunday 4:30 Dm Ex Sunday ijanaings. WlLLAMKTTK AMD 7am 'fuss, Thnr and Sat Yamhill Rivbhs Oregon City, Day ton and Way 8:30 Dm Mon, Wed and i n. ijanduig8. WlLLAlURTSlilVBB Portland to Cor vallis and Way Landings. Sam Tues, Thur and Sat. 4:30 pm Mon, Wed and Fri. Lv Riparia I Shaks River. I Lv Lewistn asso a m jtlparia to Lewistn Daily Daily am W H Hurlhurt Gen Pans Agt l'ort, Or NOTIOE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT, Notioe is hereby given that W. M. Van Dh'yu, administrator of tbe entatfi of Sam- nel Smith, deceased, has filed bis flusl ac count in tbe matter of said estate with tbe county court of Lane county, Oregon, aud 'hat Monday, tbeCth day of AugUBt, I'JOO, at the hour of one o'clock in the aftornoon of said day be and tbe same is hereby fixed by the court for tbe hearing of objections to said account and for the final settlement of said estate; and anv and all objections to said final aooount, should be filed witb tbe oier ot said court on or before said tims ana date fixed for Ibe hearing thereof. Dated this 18th day of June, 1000. . M. VanDnyn, Administrator, L. Bilyen, Atty. ..Printing.. Of All Kinds ,...A,TTHE.... GUARD ' ' . i ' . .1 OFFICE. 8000 WORK, LOW FRIGES. ,6000 STOCK. ..legal Blanks of XII Kinds.. li the. I.,,," MWatii: '1 court, Md JIlOH I'ruyeU for ''r.U'"l2?Si uccree I '"ej" "uuimclnj7"HitiK1M ' weekg i li I, I.,. li 'ge 1 'h Jut), 0, "8M,0nji'1 u' Brj.i.L. -v. SUMMONS LlllU M. VtrrslL.. ' 0n .... AM? OF Til, and lauwer ths Z7-"II,.J intlisabovsmuuMfWtTj frwauttliTO0f,th7cuitSfi ores .Biut ,'" 'WW,' . ""'emiaafs vmmM...i interest in theM . 'i1?1'! the complaint, ,ndaUo ,S ter, judge of thsffll Oregon, made in ASJM 4 April, 1U00: and th " for the tr.t tiaTh ff GuAimoftheiam.. j-!" Sheriff's Sals on Fane Notice i riauV. .. eiecution duly bmd JJI .ourtoftheDtatsof()ni;iii of Lane, on th. loih jwiginent renderediniaS,1 ty 1,JI"Sht. m fclffi Hundred and Fifty SmsudlnV- With intout ,1. 1- tTU Msreh.llSlT.C'JS" annum, and fertyindi.l(imjlj ''Il.lim.lnll.- t..? vu., u i an vtnj Conger WM.pliuitil srt it V Mabel Kictel. Clenwa t uiiivutiauwugimao ieodaDtg A, J. Nickel ud IWfo rani Armlin !rl Jzi11 ortinr tit BBtiafii aoM ;-j . ? H sell the following dwcnUd ml 3 Lot No. 2 Id hWs- Vr, it l a. J plat of 1'airmount, Luw crraiy.i uuuwuuiujij uuo auu aiw Km bn t tj.Lf.ll.aP witr. .11 ..J l hereclitameDts and ipputenuea nwiongiDg or u any win tmrtia IN THE NAME OF THE HU olfer ior sale tbe above descriWpfail puoiic Rucuon w toe togam luaii Oregon on Thursday, tin M in il K iL. L in.'jLi.l aud 4 o'clock p, nv, to-wit: it cmi'mI hi. on tutu uay. Dated this 18tb day ol AIW W. W. Vim Sheriff of LaneCoatj, Administrator's Silt i Property. Kotioe is herebr slra Ujathj an older of tbe oonntj ftwt i mnnlv Orrrnn mlltr snd ntffli' in said court od theSthdiyot T nil nn MnrHftV lh. lSlS in t 1'JUU, at the boar oi t o'doa p, V the courthouse door u u ftnnntv. Utpoan. oftet (0t ttlttOthl biddt-r at public ancton. In following descriDM reupiifw .... .... -IV T fimmnnL to tno esuue 01 a. . - Beginning at theN ff CadlWJ seo m IP ii. ., t, toe iUm XaiuM Lueuue him iia..i V lir,A nf ihn HamfiantneiiU" 5 leet to the plice of beginsial, Lane county, Oregon, J way of the 0.40. B.afc"M Dated May 11, WW. iudHBosS Admr. Estste ol E. 1. 6ia' Notice of Final Settlens Estate of Katio Lewis, lA county, Orfgoti: .tf Notice It nereoj in ,.mi and Aleoktewii, eiecutorf T Katio Lewis, deceasec, oonnty court of Lsne fy;1; AHQOUUE in H10 UJBUv. m that Toesdsy ths ma ns, the hour ot lu o oi - -1 that dav hss been died oj. aV J the hearing of objectiou m a- J and lor the final settw-. Auy and all odjcw.- -r, the finel settlement oW'T, filed witb tbeolerkofsi4tert fore said date ot nearui,' . Dated thisHmdiJoIApryj Ejecntorm"1'1 Tbomso & Hispii Attorneys for hitaM- NOTICE iOFFIXW ... c n.ltr. d" ' Estate of iiary a.--county, Oregon. ,5,11 Notice is hereby P , f administrstor of U' ?"WB, .,. Htceased, b M. " m n. of ttr "- in themattirol '0I.1 m l .nsconiitj, vi.is "1!." bv Mid ,g of objectiocs to ,e final settlement of tdjg. Dated this ai.ld7dAjTl -nti is hereby gi'" trstor of the Est ceased. All P"0 ffZ&'l said estste are them to the voncbers s f tssC Wood:ock, in k'" 8on, within .iiwoDtM u 00':J r.hm.ry , ,.l . .i. it.tli 1 Administrator oi - 4Bw- L.B n.r.c.Alty- Notice .
