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of the proprietors personally
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(Dally Report.)
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Juno M MOD :; a m 1
Weather forocast Tor Hug-one. Otegon.
Fair tonight and tomorrow.
TUESDAY - -
JUNE 26
AFTER-ELECTION HONESTY.
Tbe Ralem BtatoBinan ia willing
and ready to tell the truth about
the proteotiye tariff system now
that the state eleotlon is over. Yet
it lapsed into forsetiulness of the
fact that a national oampaien Is on,
and that the man whom it supports
tor president, William MoKinley,
is responsible, more than any other,
for a protective tariff system that
taxes the consumers for the benefit
of the trusts, and capitalistic and
manufacturing combinations while
the produoer, upon whom the real
prosperity of tho country depends,
is Bought to be deceived by a trans
parent bit of bunco, sham "protec
lion" that humiliates tbe intelll
gent conservative element of the
Republican parly. Here iB the
Statesman confession:
"It is difficult to suppose that the
StatoBman can really believe that
our producers of hops, wheat,
onions, lumber, dairy products, eto,
are 'protected' aaimat foreign com
potition by tariffs. Oregon has one
product that is proteoted, one only
wool. And here the com pa. a
tively few woolerowers are proteoted
at the cost of everybody who wears
clothing; in moBt places, it may be
supposed, the moat numerous class
of population."
That is the plain truth. Yet the
Republican press, (theOregonian is
one of the main offenders against
its knowledge of the truth), mid
campaign orators for tho next four
months of tho presidential cam
paign will toll the people of this
PaoiQc Northwest how they are
proteoted and benefitted by the
MoKinley tariffl And many of
their dupes will honestly believe in
the truth of such election-made
BUktoments.
W P Matlock, of rendloton, ar
rived borne Saturday from Dawson,
wfcere he wont over tho ice this
spring. lie places the gold output
of the Klondike region at $18,000,
000 to 120,000,000 for this season.
He stated that 10,000 peoplo, at the
very least, wcro in Dawson when
he left early this month. Mr Mat
lock says the mining methods have
been so greatly improved over
those employed In ths beginning
that what were then regarded as
good only for winter diggings aro
now very profitably worked as
summer diggings. The expense is
thus muoh reduced, and the profit
increased proportionately.
From all account the powers
acted very hastily when they dis
patched the relief force of 2000 men
to I'ekin. There seems to he no
doubt that if tbe Uliiueee govern
oieut so elects it can crush the
command and not leave a man to
toll the story. China, since the
war with Japan, has been drilling
her soldiers under the best foreign
drillmaBters, and providing them
with tbe latest improved arms. If
the International command ranches
Pekin it only will be beciuse China
does not propose to make war on
the combined powers of the world.
The Portland and Columbia
Iiiver mills are manufacturing
1,750,000 feet of lumber daily. Of
this amount the Portland mills aie
manufacturing approximately a
million feet daily. Portland's
lumber car trade exceeds that of
any one point on the Pacific coast.
Portland's rail shipments tor the
first five monthB in 1900 aggre
gated 4237 caw as against 2977
cars for same period in 1899 a
gain of 12G0 cars.
A line got left out in the "make
up" of The DalleB Mountaineer tbe
other day causing no little exasper
ation in the newspaper office, and
elsewhere. A justice court report
was made to read that the defend
ant and tbe complaining witness
were both under the influence of
liquor. As the latter iB president
of The Dalles IMCA the conse
quent exacerbation of feelings may
be easily imagined.
Roseburg Review: MoKinley
has congratulated Roosevelt, Roose
velt has congratulated McKinley,
and both have congratulated
Hanna. Mow let the campaign
proceed.
Tea
I'M V35
Figure it for yourself.
From the age of fifteen to
that of forty-five a woman
gives one-third of her time
to the sufiL'riiiK incident to
the recurring periodic func
tion. Ten years of suffering!
And this condition of things
is popularly accented as nat
ural, and endured as a femi
nine disability for which
there is no help I Inhere
no help? There is help for every
womnn and for almost every wonmn
perfect healing: in the use of Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It
insures regularity, dries the drains
which weaken women, heals inflam
mation and ulceration and cures fe
male weakness. It is a temperance
medicine non-alcoholic ana non
narcotic. " I was ao weak I did not have breath to
walk across my room," write! Miss Isabel
Miller.of New Providence, Callowny Co., Ky.
" My period occurred too often and the hem.
orrftHtce would be prolonged and the loss of
blood very excessive. I also had apella which
the doctor snid were fRloting fits, I did not
giiin strength from one monthly period to
another; was very weak and nervous all the
lime. Was confined to my Ixd for three
months and the doctor told me I would never
be any belter. I lived In this way from sll
teeu years old to twenty-three. I was at last
advised by a kind friend to try Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription, which I did, and be
fore 1 had taken two bottles of It I could
work sll day. I took In all six bottles of the
' favorite Prescription 1 and about five viols
of Dr. Pierce's Pellets. I used no other
medicine. 1 have never had a return of this
trouble alnce.n
A NEw Industry. Albany Demo
crat, Juue 23: Ed' I.anulug, of this
city, was today showing a siring of
ninety elk teeth, which an Eastern
Oregon man recently brought from
tbmt part of the state, he having
bought them up at dlflereut times from
the Indians until he had a collection
of four hundred, which tie lias dispoved
of except these. These were offered for
sale at $50 for the string. There has
been a trig denuind for them nil acciunt
of the Increasing membership In the
BPOE the tenth being used for
charms, double and single, pin, cull
buttons, eta. This whh ihblggei.l(:nl
Irotlon ever seen In Albany mitt opened
the eye of the Albany Elk.
TiMHKK Land Kok 8alk. ldO
acres of good fir and cedar, one-half
mile from saw mill. Logging orvck
runs through land. Inquire nt Frank
Itelsner, Ax Billy's store, Eugene
Oregon.
The Corvallis Times of June i.1 has
this about crop ciintlltlnu: There
Is much complaint among fanners
about the condition of fall sown wheat.
Iu various parts of the county fields
are said to show signs of partial failure.
In most of these fields lu the early
spring the prospect for a great crop
was unusuahy bright. There Is talk
In bouio Idealities that a small worm
Is working at the stalk and roots,
while in other pans there Is salt! to be
more or less rust.
Eastern Oregon ratige horses that
come under the description of ' eull"
are being shipped to the esnntry at
I.imiton, an tbe Columbia river below
Portland, by the hundreds. The
owners realise $2.50 a head and up
wards.
"I used Krrtol l)ypt .slt f'uni lu mv
family Willi wonderful hmllr, It
gives liniittdlHte telle,". In (, ,,t to
take and Is truly the d,vppili'. ut
friend," says E I iartui ink. ik.mi.. I,
Mich. Digest" what t u int. I imit
fall Inriire. Vlncei l ii .'., I'lnr
Drug Htore.
m
l.lnuolsllo Oddlll.'S.
"I came across a colored man who
spoke with a German accent the oth
er day," said o prouiluent stockbroker.
"I dropped luto n restaurant not far
fruin the city hall for Itineb, and the
waiter who took my order, although
unrnlstnknhly a colored man, spoke as
though he had Just coiuo from some
Pennsylvania Iiutoh settlement up tho
fate. Tho thing was so pronounced
that I spoke to the proprietor about It
and found that my suspicious wore
correct. The man was a full blooded
negro, but he had been born and rais
ed in a small town near Iteadlug and
had nlways associated with tho whites
who spoko Pennsylvania Dutch. Queer,
Isn't It!"
"Oh, I don't know!" Bald ono of the
party whoso business takes him
through tho west "A short time ago
I came across a German who Bpoko
English with a decided Irish brogue,
lie was an educated young fellow, a
graduate of a German university, and
he was very anxious to learn English.
Ho drifted out to Chlcngo and from
there to a lumber camp up In Wiscon
sin. Here, he thought, would bo an
excellent chance to learn the language.
But all tho men In the camp were
Irishmen. Of course the young Ger
man didn't know that, and he fell
readily Into their mode of speech. At
the end of a year ho returned to Chi
cago, very proud of having mastered
our tongue, and was greatly surpris
ed to discover that ho had a brogue.
That was several years ago, but ha has
never lost It. It clings to him as close
ly as though ho had been born In Coun
ty Antrim." Philadelphia Record.
Evidence Lacking-.
In 1870 the contractors' firm of Coin
atock & White was doing business at
Fort Wallace. In the course of a quar
rel Comstock killed White, White
had a brother In New York, a lawyer,
who came out to visit the law upon
his brother's slayer. Comstock was
arrested and brought before Judge
Joyce at Hays City. The prisoner
walked Into tbe courtroom (Judge
Joyce's saloon) with two big six shoot
ers belted to his hips.
"Misther Comstock, yc are charged
with willful murther. Are ye guilty
or not guilty?" naked the judge.
"Guilty!" was tho laconic response.
This was entirely beyond Judge
Joyco's calculations, ne had no prece
dent for such a case and no power or
Inclination to visit out a penalty, and
bo, with great Indignation, he shouted:
"Ye are a fool for tellln it! Did any
wan see ye do It!"
"No," was the prisoner's response.
"Thin Ol discharge yo for want of
lvldence," declared his honor, and
thereupon nil the boys moved up to
the bar and took "sunthln" with Mr.
Comstock.
But Imagine tho feelings of Mr.
White of New York, who had come to
avenge his brother's Blnylugl Kansas
City JournnL
The Ruaalnn Peasant.
It Is asserted by those who have
lived among them that the lowest
types of modern European clvUlzntion
are probably tho Russians. While
writers and travelers vary as to the
futuro of Bussla nearly nil aro agreed
as to the utter degradation at present
of the Itusslan peasant lie is always
on tho vorgu of starvation and is ab
solutely Improvident, while his gross
and complete Ignorance Is combined
with the most extravagant euporstl
tlon. Like all low natures, he la thor
oughly distrustful of reform, and as a
climax to his luUrniltles he la a con
firmed drinker.
Middle class In Bussla there Is prac
tically none. The small shopkeepers
combine exorbitant charges with
shameful usury. Manufacturers and
producers are nearly all foreigners,
and the larger trade of tho country Is
chiefly In German hands. Education
may after tho lapse of several genera
tions remove the Inherent dullness of
this people, but It will bo no easy mat
ter to root out evils which are tlie
growth of centuries of serfdom and
distress. Cleveland rialn Dealer.
The Same Effect.
"It Is very odd," remarked Mr. nub
bub, "that In Africa thero Is a tribe
which cannot wear clothes nt all.
Clothes niiiko them sick. Isn't It
strango, dear!"
"Not at all," replied Mrs. Hubbub.
"The same thing happens in this coun
try also."
"Oh, surely not! I never heard of
such a thing In civilized countries."
"Well, Mr. Hubbub, I can tell you
that even In tills great and glorious
land tho samo phenomenon Is by no
means unknown. When I see Mrs.
Polndexter coming out every month or
so with a flue new outfit frotra head to
foot, her clothes make uio sick mako
mo sick, I Bay, Mr. Hubbub when I
reflect that you are Just ns ablo to bny
me new clothes as Mr. Polndcxter ls to
buy them for his wife and don't"
And Mrs. Hubbub dissolved In tcars.
Smart Set
Yontltfnl Diplomacy.
Mother (with conviction) Johnny,
you took those preserves from the pan
try. Johnny (shrewdly) Why, hia, you
never saw nie do anything of the kind.
Mother l'erhnps I didn't see you, but
you did It, and I want you to tell mc
the truth. (After n long pause) Come!
Why don't yon nnswer?
Johnny Ma, "children should be
seen and not heard." Catholic Stand
ard and limes.
Ilnppr Japan.
The delinquencies of Mary Ann or
her equivalent are a talooed subject
among Japanese Indies. To discuss
servants would be considered by them
a decided want of good breeding. They
may talk of dress, the theater, music
and a variety of Inleresllng things,
but their domestic tribulations must
never bo referred to. Baltimore Newt.
fhAYKU OUT.
Dull headache, pains In various parts
of the body, sinking at the pit of the
stomach, loss or appetite, levenslmew,
pltnples or sores, are all noit.
evidence of Impure blood. No matter
now it oeoanie so, It must be purified
In order to obtain good health. Auker's
Itlivvl Kllvir Iidm iiovu. c.n.
Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons, oranv
other blood diseases. It Is certainly
wonciernu remedy and we sell ev.
umno on pnnnivea guarantee
ale by W L DeLano,
orf
BUSINESS CAPU8.
II
KKliKllT LKIGll.
ASSAY OFFICE,
Prompt and accuraU) returns guaranteed.
COTTAOE GBOVE, OBEOOM.
ATTOltNEYS-AT-LAW.
C HALK
ATTOltNKY-A'MiAW.
oo ms I and 2 ,Chriman Block.
XuGKKE. OHEGON,
J M WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Collection! a specialty.
Otiice Over Lane County Bank,
JT BILYEU,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Dflite Over First National Bank.
Eooixk, Oreooh.
A. ,J
(J WOODCOCK,
ATTOli NE Y-AT-LA W.
Otiice One-half block aoutli of Chrlsman Blk
EUOENK, OKKQOK.
E
71 K SKIFWORTH.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the Court's.
EoorNE Obeooh.
HELUUS W THOMPSON 0HAS A HARDY
rjlHOMPSON 4 HARDY,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. .
Office In First National Bank Building.
Practice in all the courts.
Eugene, OBEaox.
QEO. B DORRI8,
ATTORNEY & CO'JNSELOR-AT-LAW
Will nractiue in all the courts of the Second
1 mlicTal District and in the Supreme Court
of the state.
Special attention given to collections and
matters in pniDate.
Oltice First National Bank Bldg.
HiMlns 1. 2 and 3,
MEDICAL.
D
li J W HARRIS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Off co-Over WilkioB &, LinD drug tore.
Otlico Hours ! to J2 m; 2 to 5 tad 1 to
if p ni.
Renitlence Forry street between 11th and
J 2th.
JpAINK A KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Odkea IuChrieman Rlock.
dpecinl uttuutiun to aurgery and mrglcal dls-
eaneoi women.
J S LUCK ICY,
JEWELER.
Wtcli8 and Clocks Repaired.
KctlKNB, OUEGOtf
-JR G RIDDLE,
DENTIST
Office -On Olive street, between Fifth and
Sixth atrceta one block west of Minnesota
Hotel.
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor.
BUtge leaves Eugene for Florence
Daily except rjumlay t 6 a m
.Returning stage leaves Florence
for Eugene dally except Sundays at it
p m
Saturdays at 8 a in.
Arrives lu Eugene at 6 p m the day
following.
H1NOI.B FARE 00
ROUND TKll- WOO
Tickets tor sale at X. Bangs' IWerr barn,
Kucene, or at Hunt A PaTenport'a office Id
Florence.
J. L. PAGE
Groceries
Having a Large and Complete stock of
r'ti inle (villi Fancy Groceries bought
In the best market,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR GASH,
i can oner ine puonc oeiier prices
tlmti anv other hrj lu Eugene.
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given that F. M. Wllkins
haa beeu duly appointed administrator of
the estate o( J. K. Ellison deceased, by (he
Hon. E. U. Toiler, county jode ot said
l.ane county. All persons having claims
Ki"st said estate are hereby notified to
present tbe same to the administrator
within six months from the date ol this
notice, with the necessary Touchers at tbe
law office of Geo. U. I'ojtis in Eugene,
Ortuon. F. M.WitxiMs,
Geo. II. Donau, Administrator,
Att'v. for Estate.
-FIRST-
National Bank
Of Eugene.
Paid up Cash Capital 860,000
Surplus - - $60,000
Eugene, Oregon.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
drafts on Chicago, an Francisco and Port
land, Oregon. ... , . .
tillls of flxcnangf sold on furtign ccnutriea.
Deposits received subject to cheek oc certifi
cate of deposit.
All collections entrusted to as will receive
prompt attention.
T Q Hindbicis,
President.
S B Eaiis,
Vice Prealdtut.
P. E. Snoimhabs,
Cashier.
Jj. H. POTTSB,
Asa't Cashier
EUGENE
LoaniiSavingsBank
Of Eugene, Oregon.
Paid Up Cash Capital
Surplus - -
$50,000
2,500
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS-
AOTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS
Drafts issued on tbe principal cities o! tna
United BUtea and foreign conn tries.
Interest allowed on Demand Certificates of
Deposit when left stated period.
Collections receive our prompt attention.
City and County Warrants bought.
W. E, SHOWN,
President.
F. W. OSBURN,
Caihisr.
D. A. PAINE,
Vic. President.
W. W. BROWN.
Asst Caskltr.
LANE COUNTY BANK
Established n ISSt.
Of
EUGENE, OREGON.
A General Bankiny business in all branches
transacted on favorable terms.
A. G. HOVE?. President
J. M. ABBAMS. Cashier
B H HOVEY, Asst Cashier.
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
TIBIE CARD v
No. 2 forj Yaquina
Train leaves Albany 12:45 P M
Leaves Corvallis 1:56 P M
Arrives Yaquina 7:26 PM
No. 1 Returning
Leaves Yaquina 6:00 AM
Leaves Corvallis 11;30 A M
Arrives Albany 12;16 P M
No. 3 for Detroit-
Leaves Albany A SI
Arrives Detroit 11:80 AM
no, i Ketnrnlne:
Leaves Detroit 12:20 P M
Arrives Albany 6:tt P M
On "id two oonnect at Albany and Ct.rvallls
.li. duuiwii nuiuo trains, giving direct
service to and from Newport, and rdj.cenl
Trains for th mountains arrive at Detroit at
....us uiuio iime w reacn camplne
grounds on the Breltenbush and Uantlam the
111116 OAT
EDWIN STONE,
Mauager.
. H L WALDEN,
J TUENER, TFt PA
Agent Albany.
T X??iSVwtl0? Clled 40 th, "PIONEER !
VAUKEK ST PAUL KAILROAD"
TJie only psrfect trains in th. world."
You will find it desirable to rid. on thou
trains wh.n goin, to any ' point in the
Lastem States or Canada. Th.y connect
with all Transcontinental Trains and all
Ticket Agents sell tickets.
For further Information, pamphlets, elc
aak any Ticket Agent or
JWCASEY, L?Lmt,
Tav Pas Ag.nt. Portland, (irea1
Central Market,
Watkins (6 Miller
PROPRIETORS
Will keep cor.ilantlj on fiinrj a full supply
BEEF MUTTON.
PORK and VEAL
Which they will sell at the lowest
A ralr Etare of tie wllicpatraaw solicited
:-TO THE FARMERS.:
We will Pif the hlKhest market prloe
for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Bheep.
Shop on Willamette St.,
EUGENE, OREGON.
CsW-Mmui deliver) to anv rart ot th elty
rraeotchari.
$6o to
St Paul and
Return
and $05.75 to Kansas
City and return, first
class, for sale June 29th
and 30th.
Imperial Limited
Any agent of Canadian
Pacific will gladly furnish full
particulars.or address.
H. H. ABOTT,
14C-M Ht Portland, Or.
E. J. COYLE,
A. O. P. A, Vancouver, li. C.
0 R & N GO.
Depart Time Schedule.
Arrived
Salt Lake, Deover,
Ft Worth, Omaha,
Chicago
Portland
tipeoial
9:15 a m
4 pm
Louie. Chicago and
Salt Lake, Denver
Ft Worth, Omaha
Kansas Citv. St
Atlautio
Expreie
9:00 p. m.
7 am
Louis, Chicago and
JiaBt
'Walla Walla, Lew
iaton, Spokane,
Minneapolis, St
Paul, Duluth
Milwaukee, Chi
cago and East.
Ocean STEAiianirs
All Sailinsr dates
Spoltane
Flyer
6pm
8:40 a m
8pm
4'p m
subject to change.
For San Francisco-
Sau every 5 days
DaUr
Columbia ltivsa
STBAiuna
To Astoria and
Ei Sunday
8pm
Sat 10 pm
4 d ui
Ex Sunday
Way Landings.
WlLLAif bttkRi via
Oregon City, New
berg, Salem, Inde
pendence and Way
6am
Ex Sunday
4 :30 d m
Ex Sunday
ijanaings.
Willamette and
Yamhill lirvKHa
Oregon City, Day
ton and Way
Landings.
7am
Tuts. Thur
and Sat
3:30 p ra
Mou, Wed
and STru
hr Blparia
3:6im
Dally
Snake Riveb. Lv Lewistn
Kiparia to Lewistn Daily
I Barn
W H Hurlburt
Gen I'oas Akc Port, Or
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Nottoe Is hereby given that W. M. Van
Dnyu, administrator of the estate of Sum
nel Smith, deeeased, has filed bis final ac
count in tbe mutter of said tstate with the
oonnty conrt of Lane county, Oregon, and
that Monday, tbe 6th day of August, 1900.
at the bour of ono o'clock in the altornoon
i said oay be and the same is hereby fixed
by th. court f6r tbe hearing of objections to
aid soconnt and for the final settlement of
said estate; and anv and all objections to
said final account, should be filed with the
olerfc of said court on or before said titu.
and date fixed for the hearing thawf.
Dated this lrjlh day of June, 1000.
W. U. VsnDuyn,
Administrator.
L. Bilyen, Atty.
..Printing..
Of
All
Kinds
....AT THE....
GUARD
OFFICE.
eocn work, low friges,
STOCK.
...Le.il Blanks ol All Kinfs...
Slits...
"lire. "
jre 'I'Msy, Juj?"t isvJS?
"'uunibC'.f
for l.'"
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ll'i'sucrmri'uL, 1
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lr want therenl ,M i
s against y H"
triinon,now
P the not, f
the complain.
. iiussuminMi, l. . t .
ter. iudgeof tbeCS
OreiioD.msii.inj...i.,".1
'the tat tisTk "Sv
a.!C
SBlj;
Sheriff's Sale on fo.
Notice ii kenbirivatkli
r. u. .uoiitnoitolAiL
lUdumeut rAnriarcil In rT
day of March, inn Ci""
Huuilredaniil'iilySnai,"
win: miereit utma he jl
auuuni, andlflrtvunlniuu.
(em. and the limh.. mJJ
20-l()0dollarito,u,niaJ
Conner was pliiouff bmIjJ
Mabel ticket, Clawalal
. nceier were ceieDUDtllKu
leudants a. J. iNiclel
on a decree of forecloniaitt1
rendered ia uid cornt mJ
order to satisfy uid judpsiicl
io-wu:
Ut No, 2 id block
plat of FainDount, Lu en?
contaiBiog une udlwinH
touetber with illudniui
bereditameDti and iffWtiiiM
belonging or in iw tutul
i-nereiore,
IM THE NAME 0TTB1
Oreiron, id cooipliuntius
olfer tor sale the atwrettarirpci
public auctiDDtotae cif-MSima
subject to re lemptioo, at Uk
the Court iHoun), in Eofmla
Oregon on iHUUDM.tH Hi
llJUU, between tb honn it i on
and 4 o'cJocJfp.m.,tiit;it mi
in, on said day.
Dfttwlthis 18th d cl AiriL H
Sheriff of IauCos?
Administrator1. Sit
Propenj.
SotioeisheiibigiiaW!
.Am nl th M0tl SSI
oonnty, Oregon, mill sis!
, . .h. fa! .hi! IU
1U SSie COUI. OU ill. m-) " -
I will on UoidT il I
l'JlW.atUehonrolin!"
the conrlhonw miB'
oonnty, uregos, ofierlotsu.li'
bidder at public
lollowiugdeicnbiilMll"!
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10 me esisiow'"- L
Beginning t thiN"0';
"b.iuo' icamlf toil
thence E 1115 W
Nline of
o', leettoth.plftb
inu MV. aoril ol I" "1
Lone county ob,W
way ot tue w. vt
land. '' ....
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Admr. Estate 016.'
Notice of FlMlS"1"
EsUte ol Batio I"
county, 0eg: ' ,
Notice isnereoiF--J
and Aleck Lewu, vr ,
Italic Lewis, aW. ;
account in """"fS
county couit of Lw J
.hatTnead.y'h'!',
ihehooroflOoeWy,
that
the heanngol W"L,,sil
and lor in """"" B
Anyandallobi
tLe Bnsl settleintatois",
filed viiDu"";'--.,
, uid date otbrtni
n.1edthisHtll'",r
Attoineylor&t
.orvTSAhSM
Estate o(MrjF'8t1
county, vis"--
aomini."- ,
ller. deceased'
d,b"5-4
intbemalttroliw"
court ol U"L
, eonniy. "j.i
ol one " ,
hA been
h. been flied OJ tf
inp of objection T 0
Dated thii
Notice lojC1
iBnedb..bC,MJ'
..id ett n-T.lir
vnocn" -- Mm .
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