Daily Eugene guard., June 27, 1900, Image 2

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WEATHER. BUREAU
(Daily Report.)
POKTr-AND, ORKOON.J
'Juiu -!7. 1UU U:ao a in
feather forocast (or feugeno, Oregon,
Fair tonight; and tomorrow.
WEDNESDAY
JUNE 27
SAVORS OF REVENGE.
It was not many months ago that
Bryan toured Oregon and the
Paoiflo Northwest and, though
grudgingly, the Oregonian was
compelled to give at least a par
tially correct report of the crowds
that Hocked to see and hear him,
" not relish the ioh. Vmijtjuij
escape the responsibility that at
taohes to honest, conso.entioUB
journalism.
The thousands wbo heard him
will be astonished to read in the
Oregonian should they scan the
editorial columns that "he,"
Bryan, "has fallon somewhat into
contempt as a 'tinhorn' political
gambler." Still the Oregonian has
some cause for a personal attack on
Mr Bryan, though none for failing
to tell the truth. Mr Bryan re
moved not a fow patches of Ore
gonian editorial hide during hie
Bpeeoh-makiog tour of the Btate.
And it was not resented at the
time not until Bryan was well
out of the state. -
The unanimous voice of Silver
Republican, Populist and Demo
cratic Btate conventions held sinoe
Bryan was nominated fur president
by the national conventions of
those parties four years ago is am
ple proof that the Oregonian state
ment that Mr Bryan "has fallen
somewhat into contompt" not only
laoka the eseontial element of truth,
hut bears the Btamp of malicious
perversion thereof.
THE "BOXERS."
The Chinese "Boxers," who are
Btartling the world with atrocities
inflicted on missionaries and other
foreigners, says the San Frano'iBCO
l'ost, have a momborshlp running
into the millions. The recent out
rages were porpetratcd in the mari
time province ot Shan Tung, wbioh
lies south of of Pekin, This prov
iuce, though Binallor than the state
ol Washington, having an area of
about S0.000 square miles, has a
population closely estimated at
35,000,000.
As In the case of the vigilantes,
organized in the lawlees days of
placer mining, the aooiety of "Box
ers" was originally formed with a
commendable purpose. It wai
organized to deal with bands of
native robbers, but later became an
instrument of private re von up, and
Inter still for venting the Chinee I
hatred against "foreign ilevilB."
Originally the "Boxers" were the
Brotherhood of the Strong Swrrd
(in Chinese Ta Too Why) and ac
oomuiiubed good work in the inter
est of law and order. Its member
ship is largely composed of igno
rant Chinese and intriguing men,
who desiring the checking of foreign
influences work upon the ignorant
manses with assertions that the
missionaries are opposed to the
veneration of ancestors,, and mur
der ChineBo children to obtain
oertain organs said to be used in
witchcraft.
The Associated Press states that
ex-Governor Taylor of Kentucky,
wanted by authorities of that state
ou charge ol complicity in tne
assassination of Governor Goebel,
was in Philadelphia the other day.
Two detectives acted as a personal
guard while two officers, represent
ing the state of Kentucky, followed
close at bis heels with a warrant
for his arrest. The Associated
Press reporter naively adds that
his "stay in Philadelphia was de
void of personal pleasure." No one
will nueBtion the truth of tuoh a
statement.
The modern perfecting news
paper press prints and delivers a
oumpleie paper from large rolls of
paper that are tightly wound about
a core. The New York Sun says
passers-by wbo see the large rolls
being unloaded at its pressrooms
make varied gueBses bb to the
length of the paper sheet, ranging
from one thousand to ten thousand
feet. Ae a matter of fact there are
four miles of paper, twenty-one
thousand feet, in each roll.
"Yesterday was St John the Bap
tist's Day and it was celebrated by
Frenob Canadian societies. The
telegraph does not state why that
saint should he specially honored.
The day holds an honored place in
the Masonio oalendar together with
its companion day, ot John's Day,
December 26.
A Jefferson, Marion county,
farmer wears a broad emilo these
days. Hn holds 10,000 bushels ol
wheat says the Salem Journal.
Dr. PIERCES
It makes muecle by making health.
It makes health by curing the dis
eases which undermine the strength.
The starting place of physical de
terioration and weakness ia generally
the stomach. The tt Discovery pot
itively cures diseases of the stomach
and organs of digestion and nutri
tion. Take n Golden Medical Dis
covery" and you'll get well and
strong.
"I wish to express my (hunks to you for
your wouilerful medicine," writes Mr. Geo.
Logan lHjKgct, of riediuout, Greenville Co.,
B. C., Iiox 167. "1 win nlmosjt pttt work
ufTerinjf bo much from chronic catarrh and
iuditpcattuu. Your 'Goltleu Medical Discov
ery 1 wns recommended. I used it for three
month, ami wns couinletely cored of lodi
gestiou uud greatly relievedof c&tarrtw
Jt'UAYUU OUT.
Dull liendaehe, paitia In vnrioiia parts
of the body, Milking at thepll of the
stomach, I mm of appetite, feverish ms,
pimples or sores, are all positive
evidence of Impure blood. No matter
how It became so, It must be purified
In order to obtain good health. Aokcr's
Wood Elixir has uever MUkI to cure
Btirofulnusor Hyphilltlc poisons, or any
other blood dlsvasre. It Is certainly a
wonderful remedy and we sell every
bottle on prwltlvea guarautee. For
ale by V I, Del.ano.
A Powder Mill Exploded.
Removes everything In alubt; so do
drastio mineral pills, but tintli are
mighty dMigrou. Don't dynamite
the delicate machluury of your body
Willi calomel, crotou oil or aloes pI,
when I)r King's New Lllel'llls, which
are gentle as a summer bre. i. do the
work perfectly. Cores Henclnelie,
Constipation, Only 2fi ots at W L I)e
Lano.
Tihiirk Land Fun 8ai,k Itio
acres of good flr and cedar, onchalf
mile from saw mill. Losing creek
runs tliroush land. Inquire of Krsnk
lielsner, Ax Ililly's store, ICiigfiie
OregoD.
"I used KihioI l)yspep.4R Cuie In my
family with wonderful r,'uli.. it
Klvee lnitimllatp rellf,', is plfi-nnt lo
lake and Is truly the ty-p, pil,'' ut
friend," says K llarliii'iink, llvnl.vl,
mien. niKcai" wnai yon lit. khiidI
fall tooure. Vlmvnt St 1 1 . ' ii.er '
Drug Bloro, ' I
..AI.V?4 JjifflilHIUIMIIr.l.l&. AMI .niUIIUIINIllJll.
AMENDMENTS
Woman Suffrage and all Other
Propositions Defeated
in Oregon. .
OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM ALL COUNTIES.
Halom Journal, J une ft.
Heoretary of Htute Dnuliar hits re
ceived the offlcial election returns from
Curry county, nrnl now every county
bus reported the resulisof the elections.
The returns are not complete, however,
for the reason that tome ol the returns
have been sent buck for corrections,
sod Currv county fulled to truuniiit
the transcript of the vote for state ofll
cers. The rulsalug sheet may arrive In
a few days. The clerks in the socru-
tnrv'8 olllce are busily engaged lu
tabulating the returns.
The total vote ou the amendments
la a follows:
To remove municipal indebtedness
limit, for 16,147; against 26,575.
To Increase number of supreme oourt
to five, for 16,208, against 26,262.
To give irrigation companies power
of eminent domain, for 16,346,
against 25,324.
' To repeal inhibition against colored
men, for 10,074; against 19,999.
To give women sullrage, for 26,205;
against 28,402.
The vote by counties on the Women
sulTrsge amendment Is as follows
Yes
No
671
Baiter 983
Benton 637
Clackamas 1260
Clataop 320
Columbia 393
C001 788
Crook 346
690
1500
622
276
626
267
119
1174
210
276
Curry 267
Douglas 1234
Gilliam 341
Grant 456
Harnry 200
Jacksou 1033
Josephine 522
Klamath 189
Lake 174
Lane 1393
Lincoln 308
Linn 1668
Malheur 367
Marlon 1774
Morrow 371
Multnomah 4017
Polk 775
Sherman 394
Tillamook 454
Umatilla 1068
Unlou 1211
Wallowa .. 418
Waico 701
Washington 805
Wheeler 209
Yamhill 1109
128
1174
388
170
174
1271
216
1741
198
1911
30:
7490
917
231
295
11B6
1201
819
7l4
1123
121
1110
Totals 20,265 28,402
From South lane.
Edknvalk, June 23,
The late raius have greatly benefited
crops, particularly spring grain.
Uncle. Jabnh8UYK,.P'Hj,,jiftdlBi
several weeks at Kltsou Hprlngs.
School dosed Friday. Miss Allie
Whitney has given good satisfaction
as teacher.
Carl Baughman, who Is teaching at
Blashley, visited his parents last
Thursday uud Friday. On his return
to lilacliley he was ao'ompituied by
Professor Milam, of Pleasant Mill, who
will teach a summer school lo that
vicinity.
MIbs Emma Jay arrived here last
week from Augusta, Georgia. Bhe
will make her future home with her
sister, Mrs P N Shelley.
f IS Laird, who left several weeks
ago with a train load of cattle belong
lug to w L Cornelius, returned last
week via Qarflold, Wash, where be
visited bis mother and other relatives.
Pearl and Clay Bridges have gone
with Mr aud Mrs Harvey Vincent, of
Dexter, 10 Bllver Lake, where they
will spend the summer. Mrs Vluceut
has had poor health for some time and
hopes to be benefited by obauee of
oiimate.
Mrs Ellen Mitchell and Mr and Mtb
Robert Drury left Wednesday for
Turner, where they go to attend the
state meeting of the Christian church.
Mrs Drury will also stop at Albany to
visit with her father, County Assessor
Klllgs.
Aunt Tl.da McCall, of Eugeue. Is
penning tevaral weeks with relatives
In this vicinity.
Dorcas.
Unity Items.
Juue "8,
The farmers in this
scctiou are
hoping for fair weather.
Two meu liy tho names of Jacobson
aud Honnelt, of Miehiuau, are lu this
seotlon looking for llniU-r land.
1.' V IT , . . .
" jnin'or, in rinrnsDurg, was
lu thisseliou last week looking after
his lug, drive, which Is over the
month of Fall creek.
The M E quarterly conference will
convene here next Haturday aud
Sunday, Elder Ford, of Eugene, will
preside.
A J Jteufro went to Eugeue Saturday
A F Edwards, Will Kelsey and Ira
Hyland will start across the mountains
next Wedtiesdny.
R O Edwards went to Eugeue this
week after a losd of suppllt tot the
log drive.
J B Hopkins, of the Eugene Lumber
Company, was In this section hut
week looking after his drive of
logs.
.... .TDiva .,., r:ZFIRST i niuinnu DUPinn "cisr.
i in i in i aw"-" liniiniiinii niaii it
I .1 II I I 1
Hi.ian, 1. TJ J
assav office.
rroinut and accurate return, guaranteed.
Cottaui; Gbuve, Okkos.
aTTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
oo ma .1 and 2 .Chitanan Block.
IUOKIA. OilOOK.
J M WILLIAMS,
ATTOltNEY-ATLAW
Collsotlons a suecialty.
Uthce Over Lane County Bank,
BILYEU,
ATTOliNEY-AT-LAW.
Dffl(.e-0er First National Bank.
EuoiSl, Oksooh,
O WOODCOCK,
ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW.
Office One-half block south of Cbrisman Blk
Ecoeki, Obioov.
E
Jl SKIPWORTH.
ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW
Will practice In all the Court's.
EoaiNZ OasooN.
HELMCS W THOMPSON OHAS A HAXDT
rjlllOMPSON 4 HAKDY,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Uliice-In First National Bank Building.
Practice in all the courts.
Koqeni, OsieoH,
E0. B 1J0KRI8,
ATTOHNEY t COUNSELOK-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the courts of the Seoond
Judicial District and in the Supreme Court
of the state.
Special attention given to collections and
matters in probate.
Office First National Bank Bldg.
Rooms 1. 2 and 3.
MEDICAL.
D
RJW HARRIS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office Over Willuns k Linn's drug store.
Ollice Hours 9 U. 12 a in; 2 to 5 and 7 to
9 p rn.
Residence Ferry street between 11th and
l-lk.
JpAINE A KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Offices In Chrisman Block.
Scial atteutton to surgery and surgical dis
eases ol women.
J S LUCKEY,
JEWELER.
Watches aud Clocks Repaired.
BIDDLE,
DENTIST
Office -On Olive street, between Fifth and
HHth streets one block west of Minnesota
s iumii.
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor.
Htage leayes Eugene for Flor,noe
juuy except ounnay at 6 a m
Keturnlug stage leaves Florentw
iui Jiugoue uaiiy exoept Hunuava at
Sm
aturdays at 8 a m.
Arrives in Eumnn at Ann, th. h.
?'Av'1.J 1? ssnn
KUUNU TKIP
Hi n. . o. at t- n""P "."IL.0-
J. L. PAGE
-DKALIB IN-
Groceries
Having a Iiarge and Complete stock of
Mlapie aud t ancy Uroceries bought
In the beet markets,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
I can oiler the nnhllo horror
than any other house lu Eugene.
Notice to Creditor.
Notice is herebv oivpn that F M utiili-.
has been duly appointed administrator of
the eetale of J. R. Ellison deceased, br th
linn L' t !.... . , "C
..m. u. v, iuiit-r, nmnif jnus 01 said
Lane county. All persons bavins- claim.
against said estate are be'eby notified to
present lbs same to the adminiai..,..
within six months from the data of this
notice, with the necessary vouchers at the
law office ot Geo. B. Dorris in Engen.
Oreon. F.M. Woarits,
Uso. B, DoRHts, Administrator.
Att v. for Estate, !
Of Eugene.
Cash Capital 850,000
. 800,000
Paid up
Surplus
Eugene, Oregon.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
Done on reu-mable terms. Sight
AritLm on Chicago, an Francisoo and Port-
1 I fl..An
UU1U, vyicguia.
hilli of exctaanc
' told on foreign o:untriea
Deposit reoeivi
nnta nt rlarUWlt..
tiubjeot to enact 01 oerun-
Ah collections enirusieu w us wm
prompt attention,
T Q Hihobioks,
P. E.BKUD0HA8S,
, : Ceaaier .
L. H.'POTflB.
. Aas't Cashier
President.
S B Eakin,
Vice Presiotuc
EUGENE
Loanij Savings Bank
Of Eugene, Oregon.
Paid Up Cash Capital
Surplus
$50,000
2,500
A OINtSAL BANKINQ UINtS TRANS
ACTIO ON FAVORABLE TERMS.
Drafts lsined on the principal cities oi the
United States and foreign countries.
luterest allowed on Demand Certificates ol
Deposit when left stated period.
Collections reoelre our prompt attenUon.
City and Count Wamnta bought.
W. C. BK0WN,
PresMent.
F. W. nSBURN.
Caiblir.
D. A. PAINE,
, Vloe Presides!.
W. W. BROWN.
Asst CaihUr.
LAKE COUNTY BANK
Establishes a I1S1.
EUGENE,
OREGON.
General Banking business in all branches
transacted on favorable terms.
A. O. HOVE .President
J. M. ABKAM8. Cashier
B H HOVEY, Asst Cashier.
Gorvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
TIIT1E CAD
No, 2 fori Yaqulna
Train leaves Albany.. .1245 P
Leaves Corvallis 1:65 F
Arrives Yaquiua. .
7:26 PM
No. 1 Returning
Leaves Yaquiua
Leaves Corvallis
A - -....I
iio. 3 lor Detroit
Leaves Albany
Arrives Detroit
No. 4 Returning
Leaves Detroit
Arrives Albany... .
. . . 6:00
AM
...11-.S0 A
. 7:00 A
.11:80 AM
..12:20 P M
.. 6:45 PM
-uSe?mf?eoEn! A1"'T nd Ot.rvallis
Trains forth mountains arrlv.- r- li-..i:
noon, glvinii amide time to rua, I, , i,n
saufsdjay0 ri'lteI1" nl bsuliaiu
EDWIN STONE,
MauaKer.
J TURNER, HLWATFNiPA
Agent Albauv.
Your attantlA. I. IUJ .1.. ..,,r..
winti.i "is' mcACO, MIL
WAUKEE A ST PAUL MAir Hnarv
- vu.r (,evb trains m tne world."
IUU Will
6nd It desirable to rids 'on those
trains
Ti u.i 7 a . ,""""" Arams ana all
ticket Airenta sell tickets.
k Z, Ticket in,o71Ui0n' PmPnl". tc-
ask any Ticket Agent or
C J EDDY -General
Agsnt,
Portland, dreg
J W CASEY,
arav ras Agent.
Central Market,
IBS 0! HI
PROPRIETORS
ninxeep conatantlj on hand a full supply
BEEF MUTTON.
rORK and VEAL
Which they will gen at ,0W(j(it
i lair saare of lit pjiilc tJtrojafe solicited
!-TO THE FAJIMERa-j
We will ft j the highest market price
for Fat Cattle, Hog, and Bheep.
Shop on Willamette St.,
EUGENE, OREGON.
WMsais delivered to an. part at m dt,
rreeelehaire '
$60 to
St Paul and
Return
and $65.75 to Kansas
City and return, first
class, for salo June 29th
and 30th.
Imperial Limited
Any agent of Canadian
Pacific will gladly furnish full
particulars,or address.
H. H. ABOTT,
140 3d St Portland, Or.
B. J. COYLE,
A. O. P. A., Vancouver, 11. C,
0 R & N GO.
Depart
Time Schedule.
Arrived
Salt Lake. Denver.
Chicago
Portland Special
9:15 a m
Ft Worth, Omaha,
4 pm
Kansas City, St
Louis, Chicago and
uast
Salt Lake, Denver
Atlantic
Express
Ft Worth, Omaha
Kansas City, St
Louis, Chicago and
East
7 am
9:00 p. m.
Walla Walla, Lew
iston, Spokane,
Minneapolis, St
Paul, Duluth
Milwaukee, Chi
cago and East
OctaN StEAMBHIPS
All Sailing dates
subject to change.
For San Franciaco-
Spokane
8:40 a m
flyer
6pm
8pm
4'p m
Sall every 6 days
Dallr
Coldubia Rrvaa
Ex Sunday
8pm
Sat 10 pm
Stkamibs
To Astoria and
4 I) in
Ex Sunday
Way Landings.
WillauitteRi vib
Oregon City, New
berg, Salem, Inde
pendence and Way
Landings.
Sam
Ex Sunday
4:30 pm
Ex Sunday
Willamette anh
Yamhill Rivers
Oregon City, Day
ton and Way
LandingB.
7am
Tuas, Thur
aud Sat
3:30 d m
Mon, Wed
and FrL
Lv Riparia
3i)5am
Dally
Shake Riveb.
Riparia to LewiBtn
Lv Lewistn
Daily
9am
W H Hurlburt
Gen Pass Agt Port, Or
M
M
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notios is hereby given that W. M. y
t... , a4iiiniauuiur ot the estate of oam-
nei smith, deceased, has filed his finsi ac
count in the metier of said estate with the
M
oouDty court of Lane county, Oregon, and
that Monday, the Gth day of August, 1000,
st the hour of one o'clock in the aftornoon
c.f said day be and the same is hereby fixed
by thS COUrt for the heni-ino nf nl.iAMinna tn
said account and for the final settlement of.
iu estate; ana anv and all objootioos to
said final account, should be filed with the
oiera oi said court on or before said lima
ana date Sied for the bearing thereof.
Dated this 18lb day of June, 1900.
W.M. VanDuyn,
Administrator,
L. Bilyeo, Atty.
..Printing..
Of
All
Kinds
..AT THE....
GUARD
OFFICE.
BO!: WORK, LOW PRICES,
GOOD STOCK.
..Legal Blank, of All Kinds..
Slun..
""W0NS.
IN TH?4dS?
"rKn, Yc.L u tht'r' -1
lorn M.. t. wltr '
""1 court. n,l , " laair'i;
""Wer sui.l tail b.".
coutract bo. .'? ""WW ? (I
"'l defendant for.,5, fi iSi
tlvu Week. , .u. ,ulP0kliJ i
ofth.B''liKuTNl
BILYRtt . .
summons;
lo 1U)V Kmls. . ."law
ifl THE N AilE OF Tfil
Oregon, ,ou are h.C.Iai J
and (answer the oomtjL,T"i
u , aoove enUtleili,'4,
'"'"atttereof.thtataSrjr'i
.against von E?41.!
matnmonynowel;1uMw7 " i
defendant and ft
ot t iM nit.udal.o
of defendant'. ."
interest in th.;. IT. Wi
the complaint, m
in the note and boil jh?"
tile complaitt,
This summon, u ptbHUii..
tor, judge of theGt, AU
Oregon made in cLimbi,
April. 11)00: snrf .Ki."'i
for the Crtt tim. h T?'H
Guauu of the iuui. ini Zt?-
a. n, &om.
Sheriffs Sale on fJ
Notice is herebrsireiiiui.-
execution duly jjsuai w
of Lane, on the 12tk djlLrliI
judgment rendered Is tiid (,3
Hundred and fifty SeTenudUlf
with interest therann fn, . .
March, l'.KXI, st the nUol la
UUUUJ, w.i.iuikJ'auUIXrlWIkaUnJ
fees, and the furthtr an a tsJ
i!0-10U dollars costs, is snilr.
Conger was plaioul and A J. fc.
Mabel Nickel, Cltmaa I. Iw.
Wheeler were defesdanu iui .
tendauts A J. Nickel ud Mut
ou a uecree Ol loreciomre sat :
reudered in said court, ecu.
oruer to aauEiv sua ltkumatat1
sell the following dfscnbel svs
to-wit:
Lot No. 2 in block No. I, k ttfal
plat oi Fairmoant, Law uttSf, J
containing one and anuu am n
together with all and liinjii
hureditameuts and nyttmm m
nelooing or in any vw appuuau;
theretore.
IN THE NAME OF 1HS Sill
Oregon, in compliaace vithuidn
oiler tor sale the abon detente) psal
public auction to ueninben tavs
subiect to re lemoboo. st the salt
the Court iHoum, in Kc&YBt.uss
Oregon on Tuuksdlt 4u dsj il
l'.tuu, between Hie notm ) octaxi
and 4 o clock p. m, tc-m:u
m. on aaid dav.
Datal this 18th dale! ML M
SheriJoLitiCrt),Bj
Administrator's Sate it H
Property,
Notice Ib hereby given tastlf nj
an older ot the count; can ii
couuty, Oregon, madeifidmisti
in said court on the 61k dsj d lr
I will on Monday Ibi MM
1 UuO, at the hour ol mi fti 1
the courthouse dow ii Ml
nnnntv. Oreoon. Ollel lot SUI
bidder at public mtloc,iail
lollowiug described Ml piifs? 3
to the esute of E. 6is JI
Bt.iuuiugattbeNWta''
.n.i.l8l. tatl!
tl.....nA V 10; rrjf lllHUa Shi"f
UIBUUn U Aw .wi I, A
N line of ihe Mmequarts;""
&y, leet to the place ol begun Jl
inn 6'iV. acres ol Uno, s".!
Lane county, Oregon,
wy of the 0. 40. B.H.I1
land.
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iLictlUn?
Adtnr. Estate ot E. I. '
Notice of FlrmS
Estafe of Ratio !,. 1
county, Offgon:
Notice is nereo? si" -,ktm
Ratio Lewis, deeee, h ,
anoount in the matterolau""-.
county court of Ltm uKy
,h.t Tneadsvlh6iliiHj':i
the hour of 10 oVJoA". .
thai rfv has been find J
and for the final lll2,
Any and an ooj---
tne unei buhk""-- -Aftai
fiUlwith the clerkiHu4""
fore said date of hnii- ,1(l
Dated this Mthdsji II'
KalU0
EieeulM"
Thompsos 4 HiB
Attorneys lor Ea"011'
NOTICE OF nS"L
Estate of MarjF.BtW'
comity, Oregon. j,
Notice is beieby P ,
administrator oi u,;jllis'
Baker, deceased, bs. aw u
.v.. -..n.rol said i
court of Lane county, ?pj!.
ing of objections to "".
Lnlet.len,.Dto('Jrj
Doled this
is ajsiu" i
niv. (or m "Z.
Notice to Cre
Vat
,...:. ! hereby P"'
flicuru r-nalT. fkf
Mtd estate JZ&M
them to tb i"ZTcl
tb.
vouchers
KUU, v -
ed February . J
Admini.tr.to. of t
Deceased.
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