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Newspaper Page TextEugene Guard I'liblMied every evenlui of tlie week, Bun ilnyn eii.eitl. Address all communications ami lusko all remittances payable to the Kuoenk CiuAKti, Eugene, Oregon. BUIWUIUPTION'aUATKH. liill.l. Delivered liyjc.rrier, per week f lr Delivered by carrier, per month J By mail one year (in advance) o 00 tiix month 3J One mouth j0. rjioKluciiiies, Wj WEEK 1.1. One year (in advance) 2 0(1 Six month. J. 00 AdvertisinK rates made known on applica tion. Entered aa second-clas. matter at the Eugene, Oregon, (Kjetotiice. TUB KASTEKN OFFICES Of the pslierareatU) to 'i'M Temple Court, New York City, and U 8 Express UldK. 87 Wah ingt.n St., Chioaito, 1IL, H KATZ Advertis ing" Aeucy in charge.. CAMJ'BELL BROS Publishers All Business Letters to this office should be directed to THE GUARD Instead of either of the proprietor. P"""",. BR0S. 1 r :c V f.' ynff WEATHER BUREAU- (Dally Report.) PORTLAND, OKKOON.I Juno 1 1KJ0 11:30 a m rfeathor forecast for hugeno, Oiegon. Fair tonight and tomorrow. SATURDAY - JUNE 23 MUST DIVIDE A GOOD THING It is not supposed that the rov ernment should be called upon for contributions to politioal campaign funds, yet that has been indirectly brought about by the genius oi Marcus Hanoa, or some lieutenant who is gifted with the fat-frying capabilities of the Ohio senator and national Republican chairman. One of the last acts of congress nt its late session was to yote an extra month's pay to all employes of the house and senate including tho capitol police. Now the Re publican congressional committee, being in need of campaign funds, is making a demand on these em' ployes tor CO per cent of the extra pay allowed them. Employes received polite invita tions to call at the headquarters of the committee. A great many responded, unsuspecting that the fat-frying process was to be applied to them, when they were quietly informed and in a significant man ner that they would be expected to hand over CO per oent of their extri pay to the oommitlee. The total amount of extra pay is $80,000. It the committee oan con vince them that it is expedient to divide up this good thing the Re publican campaign fund , will re oeive an additional forty thousand This demand ia in direot violation of the law which waa made to pro teot government employes from extortion at the hands of political managers, but Ilanna knows no law when it comos to politics He only knows that it takes money to buy votes and in close contests evory vote counts. THE OTHER OX GORED. "When Ike Klawbaok quit the office of county treasurer there was a rumor, started by the opposition, that there was sometmng wrong m hid settlement," said the loquacious landlord of the tavern at Harmony, Indiana. "He tried to hush it up by sayin', 'Aw, lot it gol Let it gor but thoy wouldn t let it go. There was a clamor and a whoop, and the papers published scathin' denunciations and dark and scan dalous insinuations, and at last an iarMtie.ttion was ordered. "Ike had been four jears in the office, and when the expert got through with his ext initiation of the books, the whole community held ite breath while he announced that the oonnty was in 'Ike's debt to the heinous extent of sixty seven cents. Everybody was willin' to let it go then, nut Ike Daily a n5UNjM0NTUEVVEDTnUn?lTn $2 &tXf&J 2 3 4 5 6 7 a 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 XT Ifl 19 20 21 22 25 q2425l26l2y2a29l5: says, s'zee, thai they hart stirred up i,h a hnriraw about it tlier might just as well fork over what was comin' to him. And tboy done bo, but it was like bavin lbir leeiu .,,,II,1 .-.1,1 with h niir of DUt- oraokerB operated by a cross-eyed man. Another time by hunk! ti.o tronuiirnr nan steal all he wants tn. And thev won't icit off a whisper about an investigation. I'm kinder thinkin', by the way, oi runnin' for the office", myself, about next term." ANCESTRAL. tin TTrmorlan. Ah! Ia it VOUr- self or your wife who is descended from King Alfred I Mrs PnmmnnRtalk Neither one ofUsI It is our daughter Henri etta and Bon Percy. Great Britain's world-wide em pire can be lully appreciated through the stirring warlike events that are transpiring in South Africa and Eastern Asia. They are widely separated points, both a long way from the hands and brains that direot the forces that are making history and helping to change the map of the Eastern hemisphere. Indiana weather did business yesterday in the most approved Mississippi Valley style. A terriQo wind storm with four distinct oloudbursts is reported by tele graph. Four and one-half incheB of rainfall followed in order, we suppose, that publio interest in the weather should not fail. Salem Journal comment on the MoKinlHy- Roosevelt nominations: "A good many people will Bwallow the head of the ticket in order to have a good taste left in their mouths by the flavor of the tail." MOTHERHOOD COMES TRUE WHEN Dr. PIERCES fAYOSSHTE PRESCRIPTION is USED. Mrs. Axel KJer, of Gordonville, Cape Girardeau Co., Mo., write. : "When I look at my little boy I feel it my duty to write you. Perhaps Borne one will Bee my testimouv awl be led to use your ' Favorite l'niip tion aud be blessed in the same. way. I took nine bottles and to mry sur prise it carried me through awf. gave us as fine a little boy as em was. Weighed ten and one-holt pounds. He Is now five months old, oas never been sick a tiny, and is so strong that every body who sees him wouuerB at him. He la so playful and holds hitn- aeit up so well." A Frightful Blunder. Will often causa a horrible Burn. Scald, Cut or Bruise. Buoklen'sArnloa Balve, the best In the world, will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cures Old Bores, Fever Bores, Uleera, Bolls, Frslens, Corns, all Skin Eruptions Beat File oure on earth. Only 2uct a box, Cure guaranteed. Hold by Y L De Iiatio Druggist. Native Sons and Daughters. Remember Prof Young', lecture Saturday evening, Jiiim The sub Jeot Is: "Early On-nor. History and Oregon Spirit." Members may bring guests. Vam. Timiieh Land Fob Sai.k. 160 acres of good fir. aud cedar, one-half mile from saw mill. Logging creek runs through land. Inquire nt Frank Kelsner, Ax Billy's store. Eugene Oregon. Eastern Oregon range hones that come under the description of ''culls" are being shipped to Uie cannery at Llnnton, on the Columbia river below Portland, by the hundreds. The owners reallr.ef2.50 a head and up- warus. "I used Kodol liyapepnla Cure lu my family with wonderful results. It gives Immediate relief, la pleasant to take and Is truly the dy.eptn'a best friend," says K Hartgurlnk, Overlsel, Mich. Digests what you eat. Cannot fall to cure. Vlnoout A Co , Comer Drug Store. Last tall I sprained my left h In while handling some heavy tmxes. The doctor 1 called on said at Ann it was s slight strain and would soon bo well, but It itrew worse aud the doctor an Id I had rheumatism. It continued to grow worse and 1 could hardly get around to wnrk. I went tn h drji store and the druggist m-nnuueiidtd me to try Chiutrlalii's PhIp Halm. I tried It and one half nf a eO-oent bottle ouro'l me entirely. I now recom mend It to all my friends. F. v. Hancock, Krle, l'. ft Is for sale by V. L. Del.ano. A VII 1 i We lone lot a peace ttat J lasthw. We plead for a rapture tint's rare. Like fishermen CMwleeslj carting Thslr nets In the suit of despair. We draw from drrp waters of sorrow Dark wrecks of old failure and fr.f. And out of sea etlince we borrow The storm that W1U nsver come nsar. 1 Filth ipttdi put the footitftpt ( dot? And halt at th door of tomb Thought plorcaa tha loureo of all Imutjr JA V. Ana rnunu unto aun "oi id uoom . ; Of each man child to atiive and to wondtr. ; To plan for aomt positive gain, ' And onlj find rayiterlaa under All life, b9 it pleaauM or pain. tV Lo, In realms of the mind there la treanir y- For tollera who dwell In content; $ There la truth that no science can meuure. - And the leer leas are never forspent j There la light when earth ahadowa are filing, j There'! reward for the deeda that are dvue, j Where envy crowned vlrtuea are calling, "Through faith la thy victory won. , Charlea W. fitevenaon In Chicago Record. 1 CAR FARES' IN GERMANY- The Method of Collection and In spection Prevent. Pre flld.s. The chances of evading fares on tho utroot cars of German cities are very. Blight When a passenger steps on a car, the conductor Immediately asks where he la going and then prepares his ticket, which serves also as a re ceipt for tho faro. The preparation of a ticket consists only In detaching It from a block and punching It or mark lng It with a pencil. This process Involves much more work than the simple process or ring ing up the fares, as conductors do in America, but the task Is lightened by the fact that only a certain number of persons are permitted to ride on a cor at the same time. The number of Bit ting and standing places is plainly, marked on each car. If a car la de signed to carry SO persons, no more than 80 persons will be permitted on that car at the same time, when any thing In Germany is forbidden. It Is settled once for all. In order that every person who rides shall get the prescribed ticket Inspect ors are employed who spend their time In ascertaining whether the conductors are doing their duty. These Inspectors step Into the cars and ask the passen gers for their tickets. They note the number of the tickets and whether they correspond with tho stubs retained by the conductor. The clerk who gives out the blocks of tickets to the con ductors notes the number of the upper most ticket and at the return of each block collects from the conductor who returned It as many fores as there are tickets detached. The rate of fares' varies from 2 cents to 6, according to the distance. Small children are carried for one-half fare, and any one for the sum of ?2.50 may secure a ticket vfhlch entitles him to ride as much as he wishes for one month. When a cor Is full, the con ductor displays a placard bearing the word "Occupied." Chicago Eecord. The Beat Asa For Men to Maxry. Edward Bok, writing In The Ladies' Home Journal on "A Boy For a Hus band," conbinds that "no young man under 25 years of age Is In any. sense competent to take unto himself a wife. Before that age he Is simply a boy who has absolutely nothing which he can offer to a gtrl as a safe fundatlon for life happiness. He Is unformed in his character, unsettlod In his Ideas, ab solutely Ignorant of the first essentials of what consideration or love for a wouutu iueuusv llo doesn't know him self, lot alone knowing a woman. He Is full of fancies, and It as his boyish nature to flit from ono fancy to an other, : . "Ho Is Incapable of the affection up on which love is based, because he has not lived long enough to know what the feeling or even the word means. He Is full of theories, each, one of which, when he comes to put It Into practice, wilt falL He Is a boy pure and Blmpla, passing through that try ing period through which every, boy must pass before he becomes a man. But that period Is not tho marrying time. For as his opinions of life are to chango, so are his fanclos of the girl he esteems as the only girl In the world to moko him happy. The man Of 80 rarely weds the girl whom he fancied when he was 20." X Freak ot Uahtnlnar. Lightning performed a strange feat near Osceouv Pa., during the recent thunderstorm, says the Oil City Der rick. Three fine cows belonging to a farmer had been turned out to pasture in a field on which tho new grass Is al ready quite high, and when tho shower camo on they gathered together In one corner under some trees. There Is a wire fence running close by the spot where they were standing, and a bolt of lightning was attracted to It and ran along the slender wires until the cows were reached, when It glanced off, striking the .nfm.ia sutd killing all threo Instantly. A Storr For Fo.pa Tbero is a moral In this little Btory Of .child life, "Momma," asked .little 8-ycor-otd Freddie, "are we going to heaven some day I" "re.lenr,.I hope so," was the reply. "I wish papa could go, too," contin ued 'the Uttlo fellow. "Well, and don't yon think he wlllt asked his mother. "Oh, no," replied Freddie; "ho could not loavo his business!" Does the man who worries about himself over think that ho Is worrying about a tiling of which the world makes Uttlo noto? St, touls Star. Whenever a mother's attention Is called to her children, sho makes a dlvo at them and wipes their noses. Atchison Globe. Thero Is something wrong with the nppetlte of a small boy who can wait patiently for his dinner. Chicago News. PLA1KD OUt. Cull headache, naina In various turf. of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomach, loss or appetite, feverisbneas, Plmnles or soma, are all trait it evidence of Impare blood. No matter how It became so, It must be purified in "raw iiiooiaiu goon neann. AOKers HlnfMl F.llvlr liaa navnr FbIImI tr. Scrofulous or Hvnhilltln nnlumia. nranu other blood diseases. It Is certainly a wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle on positive guarantee. For ale by V L DeLauio. BUSINESS CARDS. H EBBERT LEIGH, ASSAY OFFICE, Prompt and accurate returns guarautwd. Cottioi Gsove, Ormoh. ATTORNEY3-AT-LAW. yy O HALE. ATTORNEY-ATLAW. ooma 1 and 2 .Chriaman Block, loom, omoos. J M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Collections a spectaltv. OrHoe Ovr Laos County Bank, k BILYECT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Dffiie-Orer First National Bank. Kvotut, Oaioos, C WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY-ATLAW. Office One-h.lf block aonth of Chriaman Blk . Kuoini, Obboobt. E K SKIPWORTH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW WiU practice In aU the Court's. Euoihi OaaooK. HELVUS W THOMPSON 0HAS A. HiRDT rjlHOMPSON HARDY, ( ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Office In First National Bank Building. Practice in aU the ppurta. Kuoini, Obioom. QEO, B DORBIS, ATTORNEY COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will practice in all the conrts of the Becond Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of the slate. ' ,' , ' Special attention given to collections and matters in prooaie. Office Flint National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1. 2 and 3. . MEDICAL. D RJW HARRIS. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, naina Over Wilkins Linn's druir store. Urhce Hours 9 U. 12 s in; 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. Residence Ferry street between 11th and lath. pAINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Offices In Chriaman Block. Special attention to surgery and sm-gioal dis eases oi women. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clock. Repaired. Kcqimi, Ohiooh J-R G BIDDLE, DENTIST Office -On Olive street, bptween Fifth and Sixth streets one block west of Minnesota Motel. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Stage leaves Eugene for Florence Dally oxoei.t riundav at 6 a m Beturning stage leaves Florence rnr Jugene tuny exoept Sundays at U 111 Saturdays at 8 a m. Arrives in Eugene at p m tha day lOHOWIUg. SINGLE FAR! u.oo BOUND TRIP t)M Ticket, tor sale at X. Bang' UrerV barn, r. u, n.i , hi a, nuiu SI I'aTenpun . omc. in r lorenoft. J. L. PAGE -DEAI.Ut IN- Groceries Having a Large and Complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries bought In the beet markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can offer the public better prices than anv other house In Eugene. Notice to Creditor. Notice is hereby giTen tbst F. M. Wilkins has been duly appointed administrator of the estate of J. K. Ellison deceased, by the Hon. E. O. Potter, oonnty jnde of said Lane oonnty. All persons bsTiog elsims against said estate are hereby notified to present lbs same to the administrator within six months from the date of tbi. notice, with the necessary Touchers st the law offloe of Oeo. B. Dorris In Engen,, Oregon. P. M. Wrj-xrtra, ' Gao. 13, Deuts, Administrator. Att'T. for a4at, FIRST- National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital S50.000 Surplus - - SSO.OOO Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BAfJKINii nuttiftMn Ti ..A.la tjmria. SlLfht drafts o Chicago, ao Franciaoo and Port land, uregon. . Bills of onangr (eld on furiim cenntnea. ll.,wlta raoaived subject to check of certifi cate of deposit. AU collections enirusieu w um mu prompt attention, T G Hxjmaicis, P. K, Snodokass, Cashier.' L. H. Pottib, Aas't Caabier jTBSiaeot. S B Eiiia, Vice i-resliltur. EUGENE LoanEiSavingsBank Ot Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus $50,000 2,500 A OCNERAL SANRINO BUSINESS TBANS- ACTIO ON FAVORASLC TERMS- nrafts IssnMl on the nrlncloal cities of the United Stales and foreign countries. Interest auowua on uemana ueruncaies ui Deposit wben left stated period. r'nllAnHnna nmin nnr nrntnnt attention. CUj and Countr Warrants bought. W. E. BHOWN, President. F. W. 08BUBN, Casblsr. D. A. PAINE, Vice Prsildtnt. W. W. BROWN. Asst Csihitr. LANE COUNTY BANK E.t.bllsh.S nltsa. EUGENE, OREGON. It General Banking business' in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVE?, President J. M. AD RAMS, Cashier B H HOVEYi i Asst Cashier. Cc-mllis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIITIB CAKD No. 2 fori Yaquina Train leaves Albany. ...... .12:45 P M Leaves Corvallis 1:65 PM Arrives Yaquina 7:20 Fit No. 1 Beturning Leaves Yaquina 6:00 AM Leaves Corvallia 11;30 A M Arrives Albany 12:15 P H No. 8 for Detroit Leaves Albany 7:00 A M Arrives Detroit 11:30 A M No. 4 Returning ' Leaves Detroit 12:20 P M Arrives Albany... 5:15 PM One and two oouneot at Albany and Cr.rvsllli with Southern 1'sclflo trains, giving direct service to and from Newport and rdideut beaches. Trains forth mountains arrive at Detroit st noon, giving ample tlmo to reach cnmplni; grounds on the Dreltenbusn and Bantlam the same day, EDWIN STONE, Manager. J TURNER, TF&FA Agent Albany, Your attention Is called to the PIONEPJR h ?UXK1" "'to' ' the "CH1CACO. MIL WAUKEE ST PAUL RAILROAD" "Tle only perfect trains in the world." You will 6nd It desirable to ride on those trains when going to any point in the Eastern States or Canada. They connect with all Transcontinental Trains and all Ticket Agent, sell tickets. For further information, pamphlets, etc. ask any Ticket Agent or ........... J .EDDY J W CASEY, General Agnt, Trav Pas Agent, Portland, (ire Central Market, ' ins d PROPRIETORS Will keap constantly on hand a full supply BEEF MUTTON. PORK and VEAL. Which they will sell st the lowest mar Wot nu. A fair slue of tie onollc nMw solicited :-TO THE FARMKRH . We will ptf the hlKheet market price ui ri vBitie, nogs ana Bheep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. CVUMts oellvered to anv part ot th ell; "rolohari; CANADIAN PACIFIC. $6o to St Pauland Return and $65.75 to Kansas City and return, first class, lor sale June 29th and 30th. Imperial Limited Any agent of Canadian Pacific will gladly furnish full particulars,or address. H. H. ABOTT, 14G-3d He Portland, Or. E. J. COYLK, A. G. P. A., Vancouver, B. C. 0 R & N GO. Depart I Time Schedule. Arrived Salt Lake, Denver, Chicago (Portland Special 9:15 a m Kt Worth, Omaha, Kansas Citv. St 4 pm Louis Chicago and Has. ISalt Lake, Denver Ft Worth, Omaha Kansas City, tit Atlantlo Express 9:00 p. ui. 7am I Louis, Chicago and I East Walla Walla, Lew iston, Spokane, Minneapolis, St Paul, Duluth Milwaukee, Chi. cago and East. Spokane Flyer 6pm 8:40 a m Ocean Steahbiiifs j All Sailing dutes 8pm 4'p m subject to cnanire. For San Franciaco Sail every 5 days Daily Ex Sunday 8pm Sat 10 pm COLUUBIA KlVKB Stkamiks To Astoria and Way Landings. WillametteRiveb Oregon City, New berg, Salem. Inde 4 D in Ex bunday 6am Ex Sunday 4:80 pm Ex Sunday pendence and Way i Landings. WlLLAUXTTK AND Yamhill Kiveks Oregon City, Day ton and Way Landings. 7am Tues, Thur and Sat 3:30 D m Mon, Wed and U rU Lv RIparia 3:35 am Daily Snake EiVEn. Lv Lewistn Riparia to Lewistn Daily 9am W H Hurlburt Gen Paes Agt 1'ort. Or NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby elven that W. M. Van Duyn, administrator of the estate of Sam uel Smith, deceased, has filed bis AubI ac count in the mutter of Baid estate with the oonnty court of Lune countv. Oregon, ani that Monday, the 6th dnv of Ancust. 1900. st the Lour of one o'clock in the aftornoon nf said oay be and the same isherobv fixed by the court for the hearing of objections to said account and for the final settlement of said estate: and anv and all obiectious to said final account, should be filed with the olerk of said court on or before said tima and date fixed for the henrinp, thereof. Dated this 18th dny of Juno, 1U00. . M. VanDuyn, Administrator. L. Bilyen, Atty. ..Printing.. All Kinds .AT THE.... GUARD OFFICE. 001!!! WORK, LOW FRICES, GOOD STOCK.! ...legal Blanks ol All Kinds.. SUMM0 Kva Anilr. " Vol r1. .""-" ..ri: JS& M'WersaiJ", ?ll.l .""tractnu. Ui 1 an defi,.i..;?l,l Ui!i ':uiiuii1;Lff,W' i s ... i . "U ha i . ir!r of the H";.""' 1 'K. surKsr" Intl.. Circuit rwl,. Lillis 41, Kgglata - 'ntnea8enliUd-C'IJ yayoi June, iDft, ."n for want thereof, theThJ.Sf cree agiu,t vi-"fiS?, ni'-'nuwnynowttiy"!!, matrimon.11ow.,iJSri,li UefendantandforhT?'! Of tlllS SU it.nH .! r""J Vf d.fend.nV. pSt'M ...tr,ti,h?eoJ ti..oomPr.ttr"nw,,,4 1 hunummon, u pslbtUL. tar. judgsof ttatSrSSw'r,1 April, 11X10; and thii forth. iir,t L. .H Ouahd of the luu., April 26U,lSrJ Sheriff's Sals on FJ Court of tha .Huurtf ri- J1 of Latin, on thalOtl. j.JTiTVJ , .uwuiaiin is jiKlKmeot rendered ia idStJ lluDdred and Fifty SeTniWl). wilu luuiresi tnereoB trot tH March, l'JWJ, at the ntid ti annum. nd fArtv ..imu feei, and the further mm iu dollar, iDirtS! Coiik-orwaa plaintitT ui 1 1 tj .Mhbel Nickel. t'leawslG teodautB A. J. Nickel lidiwjj on a ut cm oi torecionin ud tt rendered in eaid coort, eouua order to satisfy laid jodrtoat at sell the following dacnW itl Lot No. 2 in block No.Ui llat of FairmouDt, Lain oo nnttiinini,ii.a iui -)ilfll. together with aU' tod uplit J nereuiiamenu ana apprintuia belonging or in any vita itjutw IN -nik NAME OF THE VjA Oregon, in compliaace fiupwtsl olTer tor sale the abort deribijpJ public auction to the hkbnt bkn subject to re lemptioa, at tk ml the Court .Houm, id tnjw ubi Oregon on Thd radii, tin 34th a t lyoo. between the honti oi I iM and 4 o'clock p. m, to-wiuat mm in. on Baid day. Dated this 18th daTOf Ani IS w. w,faf Sheriff of UmCoosj, Admlnistrttor'i Sis Property. Knl mn la l,Mbl ullll Wll Id. IVtlintl ooonly, OregoD.Mdi! In said cowl od me j i t ii MnrH,iUi la.vf 19U0, at tbe host ol m IJK1 tlie conrtiioa o" -v-couuty, uregon, oIki" bldfler t lioblio ""'"J following ietaM rosfpropOT" to tbe estate ol t. J. t! Beginning at tbe seoi!Tpl6a4Wllr tbenoe lis rorii "r. 5V,fosttolh.plllj iug my, son. 4j Lane)snly,0renJ way of the (J. i-- .-". UstedUsyll. J Admr.EsUteolE..Sl Notice of FlnilSt Estate of Batio Lu county, Ongon: Notice liberebjJTei" , and Aleck Lesia Katio Lewis d"Ii, .mintintbeMlt"11""- oonnty cooilolU5 a tbstTti..bj;'H tbebooroll0o'trf"a the hearing ofobJjVsj ,ndforibefiMlW(4 filed with totol' fore .aid M Dated u ""' 0u EissW" N0TI(iEI0FMSBtil p...f.nfUirj . . - . -i comity, w?"" Notice i b"eb? STV"' ,dministr.lo' 'V Uaer,dweaied.W3 ,. ofoneo'ol.. has been Died bj . r AHy.w" Jj. Ill" Notice b ! I Co',rt ihs U1 "7. art Ljftl peceneo.