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iVeathor forocut rorfcuiten., Oregon.
Fair tonight end tomorrow.
FRIDAY
JUNE 29
WM. J. BRYAN ON TRUSTS,
In Juno North American Review. -
"The truBt question was in the
campaign of 1896, and the menaoe
of the trust was thnn pointed out,
but the warning was unheeded.
Now the heavy band of monopoly
is laid upon so many that there is
a growing protoet against a syBtom
whioh permits a few men to control
each branch of industry, lix the
rate of wages, the price of raw
material and the prioe of the fin
ished product,
"Until four years ago no Repub
lican of prominence defended the
trusts; now the Republican leaders
Bpeak of the trusts in guarded
tortus. The Ohio platform recently
adopted demands that 'so-called
trusts shall be regulated from time
to time and so restricted as to
guarantee immunity from hurtful
monopoly,' The word 'hurtful' iB
as broad as oharity, and onables
the (rust defonder to shield every
trust behind the plea that it 1b not
hurtful. A monopoly ia nor hurt
ful to those who operate it, and ii
they oan control the government
they will be sure to deoide that it
is not hurtful to any one."
The Chinese may not be able to
dominate the KhticB of the world,
but when the five hundred millions
of patient, industrious Chinese
laborors are furnlBlied with motive
power and labor saving machinery
they will be able to dominate the
labor market of the world and fix
the compensation to be paid to the
toilers of all lands. China may
not not be able to Btand against
the oombined assault of the powers
politically, but that the labor of
China whon properly utilised by
the great captains of industry of
America and Europe will booome a
controlling factor in the industrial
world cannot be denied. The labor
of the civilized nations of the world
will read thnir doom in the indus
trial and commercial development
of China,
7 n - ar on rats in Astoria is
being vigorously waged. The Nows
says the receipt of rats at the
police station is good, and since the
first bounty ordinance went into
effect Chief Hallock has jnid for
over 2000 plague breodir.g pests.
The boys jet ten cents for each rat
caught, five cents being paid by the
city and the other live cen's out of
a fund provided by Dr August
Kinney. All day InnR the lads
come to the staliiin rats, and
some East Astoria boy are ivrag
ing about 75 cents daily.
The Dalles Tiines-Mountaiucer:
"There was a stronger sentiment for
woman suffrage than most people
thought prior to the recent elecliou.
The equal suffrage amendment was
beaten only 2137 out of a total vote
of 54,067. This indicates that a
verv large minority of the men of
Oregon are chivalrous and willing
to give the women equal rights with
them at the polls."
Out of 12,000 bicycles in Portland
jnly about one-half have paid the
ui, The seizure of an unlicensed
wheel hy a collector usually createe
i scene on tne street, appruauuiug a
Chinese Boxer uprising. Ihs
officer gets no sympathy from the
crowd in the uerformanje ot his
duty.
Every female teacher in the
Portland public schools is com'
polled to sign a statement that she
iB not married, nor expects to be
during the year lor which Bhe Is
eneaeed bv the school board. Of
course accidents may happen.
Lebanon. Oregon, makes the
saloons pay must nl the city ex
penses. For a tune the Bingle
Baloonj of the town paid $700
license, A Becond one commeocing
business the license was reduced to
$500.
The general publio lost inteiest
in the Sbarkey-Ruhlin prize fight
when it became apparent that
neither of the contestants was in
jured sufficiently to preclude him
from again entering the ring.
The Canadian bouse of com
mons has puBBed A 1)111 raising the
Chinese poll tax from $50 to $100,
The American conurcsB would ren
der good service by paaBing a
similar law.
The death of a juror occurred
during the trial ol a criminal esse
at Portland yesterday. The case
came to a sudden clueo anl the
ury was discharged.
School
Teacher's
Headache.
It's not a new variety of headache.
It's the old pain consequent on condi
tions which result from study, confine
ment, and careless eating. It is only
one symptom of a derangement of the
stomach and organs of digestion and
nutrition. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery cures headaches bv curint? the
diseases which cause them.
" I wnn troubled with verv frrniient hffliWf.M
often ncconipnnir.l liy acvere vomiting," writes
IMiaa Mary Hello bommcrtott, of Hnu nlego, Du
val Co.. Texai. HoweU wire irrt (Hilar, and my
toraaclt ntul liver aremed continually out of
order. Often I could eat almost nothing, and
nmetinies absolutely nothing, for twenty-four
hour nt a time. I wan entirely unfit for work,
and my whole ayatrm seemed no nnwlowii that
I feared a severe ali-k sjwll and was very much
diftroiirnfted, I wnn advised to try Dr. Pierce's
Guillen Medical Discovery, and did so with such
satisfactory results that before finishing the
third bottle I Mt perfectly nble to undertake
the duties attending public school lift-, and con
tracted to do ho. I moat hearlitv advUf thntn
uttering with indigestion, and Us attendant
evils, to give thin great medicine a fair trial."
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets keen the
bowels healthy.
Notice.
Mr. A. E. Cooper, O. A. P. D., U. U
r. A P. Hy., 250 Alder street, Portlaud,
Grp., advises tue that klsoonipaiiy will
ruu four specially cheap excursions to
the East, leaving Denver, Colorado
Hprlnge and Pueblo, Juue 23, July 12
and 20th and August 4th. He will be
pleased to answer any inquiries,
Wanted.
Competent girl or wgmaii to do
KPiieral housework, fll.tO ter week to
right party.
Mhs. P. L. Washiiukn,
Eleventh and High Hip, Eugene.
Timiikk Lano Fob 8alk IliO
acre, of od llr and cedar, one-half
mile from v mill. I.ogiihig cnolt
ruin tlirouiili land. Inquire nt Krniik
lleisner, ' Ax llllly'a attire, Kuiue
Oregon.
Kev. W. K. Hltavr. W. futon. X. V.
write., "X bail ilys-.a an twenty
yean, and tiled ilnjlura end im-il u-n s
williniit U iull'. 1 wnn ir-in"et lo
use Kodul llj-iu-p-iu fJurciimt Ii hilp
el me Jru.n tlie eta't. I tieltew it ( tin
a panacea for all fin Uia ul ii'dm. s I"!).'1
It iltrntn what yiill eat. Ii.i-iii A
lo , Corner Drtiu Htiin-.
Strawberry Fishing In Chile.
A singular custom prevails In Chile
which In these days of aseptic pre
cautions will cause a shudder among
those who see Infection lurking In ev
ery detail of life. It Is called straw
berry fishing and is conducted In this
fashion:
At the closo of a dinner the cloth is
removed, and there la placed upon the
table an Immense bowl into which are
emptied half a dozen bottles of Bor
deaux wine, four of cherry and two of
rum, besides sugar and nutmeg. Into
I his mixture is put a very largo straw
licrry, which floats upon tho surface.
Tho bowl Is provided with two han
iles. These aro used to lift tho vessel
uid tilt it so that the strawberry may
be brought near tho edge and sucked
Into the mouth. This would appear an
easy feat, but It is a difficult one, as
the fruit rolls over whon touched with
tho lips. The contestant in the effort
swallows a considerable quantity of
the liquid concoction.
This !s tho reason for tho game, for
the bowl Is passed from one to tho oth
er many times in succession before tho
strawberry Is captured. When that
moment finally arrives, all of the
guests have reached a ripe stage of
hilarity. This Is the game as it is
played among the higher classes.
Among those of a lower social standing
the fiery liquor of the country Is sub
stituted for wine. With them straw
berry fishing develops Into a function
compared to which a fighting mixed
ale party In tills town is the recreation
of a group of peace seeking Quakers.
New York Sun.
Lincoln. Coolneee.
Thomas F. Prendle, for 33 years a
doorkeeper at the executive mansion,
used frequently to accompany Presi
dent Lincoln on bis walks about town
and has many Interesting things to tell
of that great man, whom he believes to
have been ono of the bravest men the
world has over known.
On one occasion Prendle was walk
ing with tho president down a flight of
Bteps at tho navy department when
they came suddenly upon a man who
was evidently endeavoring to hide him
self In a dark corner at the bottom of
tho staircase. Observing the stranger
nnd fearing be meant harm to the
president, Prendle essayed to place his
body in a position to protect his com
panion. Sir. Lincoln, however, brave and
fearless, as always, stepped forward
and closely scrutinized the man, who
ran rapidly up tho steps and, turning
squarely around when he reached the
top, looked down upon the president,
who did not falter, but continued to
gaze sharply at him. On their return
to the White House Kir. Lincoln said
quite calmly, "Prendle, do you know
I received a letter last night warning
me against a man who exactly an
swered the description of that man
wo met on tho steps?" Leslie's Week
ly. Ccdnre Twenty Centnrlee Old.
Bomo cedars are undoubtedly more
than 2,000 years old, for, though on
good moraine soil they grow about as
fast as oaks, ou bare pavement? and
smoothly glaciated overswept granlto
ridges in tho dome region they grow
extremely slow.
Ono on the Starr King ridge, only '2
feet 11 Inches In diameter, was 1,140
years old. Another on the same ridge,
only 1 foot 7Mi inches in diameter, had
reached the age ot 834 years. The first
15 Inches from the bark of a medium
seized tree 0 feet In diameter on the
north Teuoya pavement had 850 layers
of wood, or D7 to tho Inch. Beyond
this tho count was stopped by dry rot
and overgrown wounds.
The largest I examined was 33 feet
In girth, or nearly 10 feet In diameter,
nnd, though I failed to get anything
like a complcto count, I lenrncd enough
from this and mnny other specimens
to convince mo that most of the trees
8 to 10 feet thick, standing on polish
ed glacier pavements, nro more than
20 centuries of ago rather than less.
Barring accidents, for all I can sec,
they would llvo forever. When killed,
they wnsto out of existence about as
slowly as granite. John Mulr in At
lantic. Stnek.
"And you nro stuck on your last hus
band?" we faltered, wishing to seem
very sympathetic.
Tho beautiful woman burst Into
tenrs.
"I never was so badly stuck on a
liusbnnd in all my life!" sho sobbed.
"I supposed ho was worth a million,
and he Isn't worth anything!"
In our mnterlal age, tho word stuck
has lost much of Its tenderly scntlmcn
tnl significance, and Is mostly used, as
here. In Its technical commercial sense,
Detroit Journal.
Tony's finer Job,
"dot a letter from Tony the other
day," said Aunt Ilcpzlbah Linchpin.
"What's he doln?" asked tho caller.
"lie's makln a liviu 'thout doln any
thing, ho says, lie's got a position
with a lot of rich men that have a club
house and play some kind of goino.
I've forgot what It Is, but anyway all
Tony's got to do Is to carry a bag with
sticks hi It, and the men use the sticks
and do all tho work." Chicago Trib
une. CincBNlna: Jokee.
He I know a ninn who would bo
willing to glvo f l,(XiO to hear you sing.
She Totally deaf, I presume?
He Yes. And after he had heard
you he would glvo (nnothvr thousand
dollars to be deaf again, I Imagine.
This fable for ladles teaches that tho
easiest way to Irrllnto tho gentleman
to whom one may be married Is to
guess his Joke In advance. Indianap
olis Press.
She 9r4e A Good Kssnv !e.
If a woman enn refrain from spit
ting on the sidewalks and In the street
ears, a man can. Memphis Appeal.
A Powder Mill Exploded.
Iiemoven everything In slitbt: so do
drastlo nil tiers I nils, but both urn
mighty daofrrouK. Don't ilytmnille
the delicate machinery of your body
with calomel, crotnu oil or sloe, pills,
when Dr Kltia'i New Life Pills, which
are gentle as a summer bretse, du the
work perfectly. Cure, lleadnehe.
Constipation. Only 25 eta at W 1, I)
l.auo.
BUSINESS CASUS.
H
EHBEltT LEIGH,
ASSAY OFFICE,
Prompt end accurst, returns gnarsntetd.
Cottaus llr.ovs, Oheuom.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
C HALE.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAtV.
oo ms 1 and 2ChriinianJiIock.
KUGBifE. OBOON.
J M WILLIAMS,
ATTOltNEY-AT-LAW
Collections a specialty.
Office Over Lane County Bank,
BILYEU,
ATTOltNEY-AT-LAW.
OHiie Over First National Bank,
Kuoknk, Oregon.
C WOODCOCK,
ATTOII NEY-AT-L A W.
Office One-half block south of Cbriamau Blk
Euokhs, Obsoon.
E
;K SKIPWOKTH.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Will practice iu all the Court's.
Kuqenk Oregon.
HKLMUB W THOMPHON CHAB A HARDY
rpHOMPSON A HAItDY,
ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW.
Office-In FirBt National Bank Building.
Practice in all the courta,
Kuobnk, Okeook.
jQEO, B DORKI8,
ATTORNEY A CO'JNSELOR-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the courts of the tiecond
Judicial D.Htrtct and in the Supreme Court
of the state.
Special attention given to collections and
m altera in probate.
Office b ind; National Bank Bldg.
Rooms 1, 2 and 3,
MEDICAL.
D
R J W HARRIS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office Over Wilkins 4. Linn'i druir store.
Office Hours 9 to 12 a m; 2 to 5 and 7 to
9 pm.
Residence Ferry street between 11th and
JpAINE 4 KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Offices In Chrisman Block.
Special attention to nursery aud Burgical dis
eases of women.
J 8 LUCK BY,
JEWELER.
Watches and Clocks Repaired.
Kcoknic. Obeoov
D
It G BIDDLE,
DENTIST
Office -On Olive street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets one block west of Minnesota
Jiotel.
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor.
Blage leaves Eugene for Flornnce
j-inuy except rjunoay at 6 a m -
Ketiirnitig stage leaves Florence
for Eugene dally except Sundays at !i
p in
Saturdays at 8 a in.
Arrives In Eugene at 8 p m the day
HIMILE FAKK. tt on
KtltlNU TRIP ...".."."".WM
"t,r" . iisoks livery barn,
Finnic or at Hunt 4 Dareuport's office In
J. L. PAGE
(roce:bies
Having a Large and Complete stock of
Htaple and Fancy Groceries bought
In the best markets,
EXCLUSIVELY FOB CASH,
I can ofler the pnbllo better prices
than any other bene In Eugene.
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given that F. M. Wilkins
has been ilnly appointed administrator of
the estate of J. K l-'.lll.nn Aa..A .
lion. E. O. Potter, county iode ot said
Lane comity. All persons having claims
Busiest laid estate are hereby notified t0
liresent the Mm in .i.i..:..
-- n.iuiiuisiraior
within su month, from the date of Ibi.
nonce, wun the necesearv vouchers at the
law oflic of Geo. H. I'orri in Ejgcne
Oreou. F. M. Wiuiiis; '
Os. B, Dorhi., Administrator.
Att'T. for Estate,
FIRST
tlaiional Bank
Of Eugene.
Paid up Cash Capital 860,000
Surplus - - $50,000
Eugene, Oregon.
GENERAL Bit f. KING BUSINF.S8
A, Done on reiaiuahle terms. Stunt
urof t. on Chicago, n Francisco and Port
land, OreKou. ....
Kills of exchanitr mid on foreign e-unci tea.
Deposits received subject to check or certifi
cate of deposit.
All collections entrusted to us will receive
prompt attention.
T G Henhiucks,
Presiileot,
S B Eakin,
Vice PresMtut.
P. E. Snodohass,
' Cashier,
L. H. Potter. ; '
Aaa't Cashier
EUGENE
Loan m Savings Bank
Of Eugene, Oregon.
Paid l!r Cash Capital
Surplus
$50,0
2,5
A QCNCRAL BANKING, BUSINESS TRANS
ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS-
Drafts issued on the principal cities of the
United States and foreign coi ntries.
Interest allowed on Demand Certificates ot
UepoMt when left etatcd period.
Collections receive our prompt attention.
City and County Warrants bought.
W. E. BK0WN,
' President.
F. W. 0S8URN,
Cashier.
D. A. PAINE,
Vice President.
W. W. BROWN.
Asst Caskltr.
LANE COUNTY BANK
Established n ISSX.
EUGENE, OREGON.
A General Banking business in all branches
transacted on favorable terms.
A.Q. HOVE V, President
J. M. ABRAM8. Cashier ,
B H HOVEY, Asst Cashier.
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
TIITIE CARD
No, 2 for; Yaquiim-
Jrain leaves Albany 12:45 P M
Leaves Corvallis... 1)5 PM
Arrives Yaquiua 7:25 PM
JNo. 1 Ketuming
Leaves Yaqnlna 6:00 AM
Leaves Corvalli 11;30 A M
Arrives Ainany 12;15 P M
JNo. a for Detroit-
Leaves Albany 7;oo A 11
Arrives Detroit... n;30 A M
Leaves Detroit 12-20 P M
Arrivos Albany '. r,:i5 P M
wK!!eK,nmilo0Jr.,w,,5!st Alb"nJ oa Cc "sills
with Southern Pacific trains? Klvlnir direct
She..'" B,", 'rm Kl"
md,r? iJi """"fine arrive a Diciiat
",M "'iie umo to re.ic i c-ui -lit
5.m,n,U." "'e ","h an" Si.iIim' Hi
EDWIN STONE,
Manager.
J TAliNtE All VAI..A
Agent Alhanv.
fm wMm
t X?yi.J.Vf,?,ion lled to "PIONRKR.3
LIMIT KD" tniinsnf th I'PUrP.fn in, i(
.irALK,hK 8T PAUI' ItAILKOADAf
The only perfect trains in the world." I
You will nd it desirable to ride on those-1 '
trains when eoinir i, . .nv t- -Lf
w:wi!er1l i"" "-.P"'l. mThey connect
with all IranscontinenUt Trains and all
1 icket Agents sell tickets.
Vn. 1-r . ...
k.nyTickrtAKe;.t,oV,ODP4raPn,t, ,,C"
twr.w ' C ' EDDY
T ,V A general Agent,
"gene, i
Oreg j
. . I'oriianM.
Central Market,
WatkiBS iUlf
PROPRIETOFts OFFICE.
Will keep constantly on hand a lull supply
BEEF MUTTON.
PORK and VEAL.
wh.cu ih9 iovJm WORK, LOW PRICES,
1 filr dure f iv. vn
A Talr stare of tie nunc patroBage sallclied
i-WTncpim,,,
'"'lt.Bi.-
We will I, the hlnhert market price
Shop on Willamette St.
EUORMW rtr '
Meavered.an..
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
$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 a.ddress.
H. H. ABOTT,
14U-M St Portland, Or.
E. J. COYLE,
A. G. P. A., Vancouver, B. C
0 R & N GO.
Depart I Time Schedule. I Arriued
Salt Lake, Denver.
Chicago
Portland
Special
9:15 a m
iFt Worth, Omaha,
4pm
ivaiuaa uitv. Ht
Ltou'iB, Chicago and
c.aB.
Salt Luke, Denver
Ft Worth, Omaha
Kansas City, St
Atlantic ;
"Express
9:0U p. m.
7 am
Louifj, Chicago and
Walla Walla. Lew
Ik ton, Spokane,
Minneapolis, St
Paul, Duluth
Milwaukee, Chi
cago and Euat.
Ocean Stkauuiiivs
AH SailinK tittt)H
subject to change.
For San Francisco-
Spokane
Plyer
tipn
8:40 a m
8pm
4'pm
Sail every 5 daya
Dailv
Columbia KivEii
Ex Sundar
Stkahxbs
To Astoria and
4 d in
o p m
Sat 10 pm
Ex tiunday
Way LandingB.
WillamettkKi VKB
Oregon City, New
berg, Salem, Inde
pendence and Way
6am
Ex Sunday
4:30 p m
Ex Sunday
ijanaings.
Willamette and
Yamhill Ri veils
Oregon City, Day
ton and Way
Landipga.
7am
Tuei, Thur
aud Sat
3:30 p m
Mon, Wed
and Frl.
Lv Riparia
3:35 a tu
Daily
Snake Kivsr.
ltiparia to Lewistn
Lv Lewistn
Daily
J !) a m
W H Hurlburt
Un Pass At Port, Or
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is herehy given that W. M. Van
Duyn, administrator of the estate of Sam
uel Smith, deceuoed, has filed his flunl ac
count in the matter of miid estate with the
county court of Lane county, Oregon, and
that Monday, thefitb day of August, J'JOO,
at the hour of ono o'clock in the aftornoon
f said oay be and the same w hereby fixed
tiy the court for tbe hearing of objections to
.aid account and for the final settlement of
said estate; and anv and all objections to
said final account, should be filed with the
olerk of said court on or before said tims
and date fixed for the hearing thereof.
Dated Ibis lttlh day of June, l'JOO.
W.M. VanDuyn,
Administrator.
L. Bilyen, Atty.
..Printing.,
All
Kinds
....AT THE....
GUARD
600D STOCK.'
ULegal Blanks ol XII Kinds..
In ,,,.,.. .yNS.
r.'-t'Z'iatk.
W'.gth.Bd.?S.
anils
IVedlo-io'dSf
....uininon11l,.rri"nl.,t
summons;
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forUnYS Wf
Llllls ii, Egjlai,,
Ji"yK!Bleham, " n., i
fhd.Laner tSJ S:.
u me above entitlM'ir"",
.-suun you f
matrimony new Mtl,.!
.Idenilant and for hiZ2$4
of defendant', pZrtJl
i.Uretintli,eC!er'it?'4.
tlie.ui,dint,daL "I
111 thenotenJ.- lSiJ
the complah't, "'aa
'Jliis.uwmoMU) pabliUi,
EUUKKS UllAlalb0lr7d'',.
UreKon,uiad.incbull4'".
April, lDUUj and tU. n.Z."':
twtlis tint tin. u TT'
OUAiiuoi tlieiMUe,ApnluiJ
;liiv
Sheriff's Sale on ftJ
Nnlipd 1. t,..l.- .
. H t.Eicuj KI'IDUllSB 1
exuoutlon duly iiram , JSJ
l-ourt of the SUtaofOrfM. ,I3
of 1 ,ane, on the 12th dij
i T m I. """"""taM
Hundred and Fifty ImaisHlm J
.... ,u,olcni, MiCnxm im 3a
March, W0U, at the nu of la (e ,
, - -uu mriw 1X1B Im4
fee, and the further tax ot liatjl
-auvuifUM WWW, U fteBi
UiDutrwaB plaidtid m H V
.Vlaliel Nickei. Clwa I tj
Wliueler wnr iii.fBi.t.ni...J.-.
lemlants a. J. Nickel wdiUkiatl
on a u cree ot foreclosure iu ,
euderedtn said eoort, couui
nnlnr tsi kntitfo ..irl ,
J su jisuujna) ssleWsi
sell tli e following dcsoiwd pM
ui-wit:
Lot No. 2 id block Xo. i, a & (J
plat oi rairmuuot, Lue ooag, m
coniaining one sua anuuiati s
tOL-etlmr with all uwl linimiu
hereilitameuU t&d 'pfiiieuiic u
eioiiging or id any was ipptrtiaun'
Hiereiore,
IM THK KAME 0P1HB STI
otfw tor sale tbe stove described na'
Sniiilic ftiiclinn tuiho hinhut htiiwk i
RuLiject to re itmptioo, at the mot
(.no jutirir noiiw, iu r.ugoue, in
(.tregou ou TnuKaui,Xhe M day a
3 IHIII iwturnun f tin hnnn of 9 a'AA
and 4 o'clock p. m, torit:U miscJ
iu. od ma aay.
I)ntt tl,i. IKth flavd AuiLVWi
VI V Si lira
BLeriUof LaceCoaLV
Administrator's Sale
Property.
Notice is berebj giren tbitbj nfe
i. i ti,i .mrinl mmt is
coamy, Oregon, madeiiideiileiM"
in Beta court od idboilu-j j.
T -.11 nn Unrrlsl I hi lfjti dtt
iJUU. a iw ui"" v. - - ,i
n. itnnr It UOOL
county, Oregon, ofltf for ulelothtW
bidder at wk
loliowing described iolpPnJ
to tbe estate oiK. J-J
tbeuce 1 120 rota,
N liLe of tht. samequ-iw;tt
b let-t to the pUceoI begun r1
.Laneanty.OwaJ
way of the U. 4 0. K.B.W."
lutid.
UtdHayll.W.c
Adair. EstateofE-J-Sao"11
Notice of Final SeW
Estulo of Ratio Lewis. " H
county, ui.b""- . .1.U1K
Notice is herebj punas'"
and Aleck Lewu, """""Vi,.
Katio Lewis, decmedi
account in tbe "J
Mn,ycou.toiUT
mat utstisy . 1 l 1, ,y (rlK.
the hourol 10o'lk,'A :
that day nas " " ,t tit
the hearinit of objecMBi "T, ,
and for the final
Any and all objtctira''
Hie final selllHntn'Wjrr.
filed with tbe clerk -'
lore said oats ' -?,
Dated this H'dJd,Siri
AI ...
Ejecnlonfl1
NOTICE lOFFIKAhSH
Estate of MsrjF.B'W'j
county, uri-Buu- ajiu..
administrator 'lU'J-ii,
r.T, Jof ssid
court 01
day, the
of ouu 0'
:ted.nl-'-'I,Tl
Ir.iiiy-iilS
l. r
Mntice to CrediW
Coarl S ,h. E ''i'''l'
notice. , I9W: I
Dated reo.
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dock in
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