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day exc-eoted AillreH all comnmoicatloM
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Kuoknic iitAiu, Eugene. Oregon.
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tiuu.
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CAMPBELL BROS Publishers
All Busln.ss Letters to this office should
bo dlrooted to THE OUARD Instead of either
of the proprietors personally
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(Dally Roport.)
PORTLAND, OREOON.I
Juuo SO. lS0O-!l:ao a mt
rt'oathor forocast for Hugouo, Oregon.
Fair tonight and tomorrow.
SATURDAY
- JUNE 30
AMENDE HONORABLE.
In the issue of the Daily Guard
of June 27 the Salem Statesman
was quoted as saying:
"It Is difficult to suppose that
the Statesman can really believe
that our producers of hops, wheat,
onions, lumber, dairy products, etc,
are 'protected' against foreign com
petition by tnrills. Oregon has one
product that is proteoted, one only
wool. And here the compara
tively few woolgrowers ai proteoted
at the oost of e vary body who wears
olothing; In most places, it may be
supposed, the most numerous elate
of population."
This should have- beou ' credited
to the Orogonian. The Statesman
was led to remark:
"Ihe Lugene Guard man Is
slightly . mixed in placing the
statesman in the column with the
newspnpors that slander the pro'
tective tariff, the policy in which
the poople of Oregon, arid espec
ially the farmers of this state are
concerned more than any other
people in the whole iso untry, on
account of the fact that nearly all
of our agricultural pvoiluots need
the assistance of the 'ountom house
duties in order to give them an ad
vantage in the markets of this
country over the surplus artioles of
line Kinds trom other countries,
with oheap lands and labor. The
Statesman hopes that it may never
ioe oiaesed with the newspapers
that would dotruot from the value
of this polioy a. policy that be
comes more important to us as
diversified agriculture is developed
here."
Charity leo.ds us to believe that
the Statesman editor is honest in
his opinions, and that his broad
statement m to the benefits acri
cultural products derive from pro
tective tariff enactments are not
purposoly misleading, but made
through ignorauce. lie writes that
"nearly all our agricultural pro'
dncts need the assistance of the
custom house duties in order to
give them an advantage in the
markets of this country over the
surplus artioles of like kinds from
other countries with oheap Jands
and labor," These facts are pre
sented for his information:
Wheat is "protooted" 25 cents a
bushel. During the year ended
June 30, 1899, the United Stall
imported breadstuff's to tho value of
$2,544,7C5. We exported to the
value of 24C,310,4S7, Yet men
may be so partisan, or ignorant as
to glorify the Republican party for
"protecting" the wheat grower.
Hops are "proteoted" 12 cents a
pound. In 1899 we imported of Ba
varian hop1, a fancy growth thai' id I
and
We
, The
vuuis
. The
to Ai
per pound for the 18U8 crop
1899 crop was sold from 2
cents per pound. Not much use of
12 cents per pound protection for
the hop industry! ouch protection
is a fraud, and the framers of the
statute knew it when they enacted
tho Diugley tariff bill.
Our mills Bhip millions of feet
of lumber to foreign markets. Pro
tection of lumber is a fraud and
the framers of the tariff bill were
aware of the fact. Take so-called
protection to apples, onions, hay,
oats and other agricultural pro
ducts, and export and import sta
tistics show that they require no
protection and, in fact, are not pro
tected by reason of tariff enact
ments. On the other hand: The iron,
cotton, woolen and the lesser man
ufactures are protected to an ex
tent that is almost if not prohibi
tory of foreign importation. And
not content with the fifty to two
hundred per cent protection in
their favor they have banded to
gether in trusts and combinations
to stifle competition among them
selves, and to secure abnormal
profits on the capital invested.
The Statesman is welcome to all
the glory it mny gain in defense of
the system that has built up our
Hannas and Carnegies, and other
millionaires and multi-millionaires
at the expense of labor and agri
culture. .
PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITIES.
Bryan electoral vote lu 1896...
New York's electoral vote .36
Kentucky's electoral vote 12
Maryland's electoral vote 8
176
E6
Total.. 232
Necessary to elect 224
lDOludinK one from Kentucky.
Kentucky may be classed for
Bryan this fall with Maryland
chances in his favor. That would
insure his election provided he
could carry New York and hold the
western states that voted for him
in 1896, as follows:
California... 1
Idaho 3
Kansas 10
Montana 3
Nebraska , 8
Boulh Dakota 4
Washington .. 4
Wyoming 8
Total 30
Conceding the three states in the
first table to Bryan, McKinley
must oarry nine votes from the
slates enumerated in the second
table to win. He could win with
Kansas alone, but should that state
fail him be would require the votes
of Nebraska and oun oilier state,
Kansas ai d Nebraska falling he
would require the votes of three
other stales of the list.
PMTEOION
fOR EVERY
mm
"I am Ihe mother of four children,"
writes Mrs. Kitphemia Falconer, of
Trent, Muskegon Co., Mich. "Mv firnt
two ti.ibies were MM-boni. mill I sulTered
everv thing- but death. My frit-tula all
thought 1 couli! never recover, I was
reduced to 109 pound. When 1 was
three mouths along- for my third child (
was taken with hemorrhage or uoodiiiq'
and came near having a miscarriage
from female weakness, l'or two months
1 was under the care of our doctor, but
was setting- weaker nil the time until
one day 1 happened to come across one
of vour little books and I read it through,
and the next day I sent and got three
bottles of ' Favorite Prescription 1 and
one bottle of 'Pellets.' I improved so
fast I continued to take your medk-ino
until baby was born, and he is healthy
and all right. My health has been good
evet since. I now weigh lbs pounds."
"Favorite Prosorlp
tlon" ntakos Weak
Wo men Strong, and
Sot Women Well.
liMHKit Land Fob Halk. iw
acres of snnd fir and cedar, one-half
mile from saw mill. Logging crrc1;
runs through land. Inquire ot Frank
Relsncr, Ax Hilly's store, Eugene
Oregon.
Rev. W. K. 8itr.er, W.Caton, N. Y.
writes, "I had dyspepsia over twenty
years, and tried doctor and niedlctiiwi
without benefit. I was pen-tladed to
Use Kodol Oy-pepsia Cure ant) ll help
ed me from the start. I hellevs It t le
p winces lorall forms of Imlmc s'lon."
It digests what you eat. Vine, lit A
Co., Corner Drug Kioto.
peculiar to Bavarian Boil
olimate, 1,319,819 pounds,
exported 21,145,512 pound?,
Oregon growers got 6 to 10
IBS
rw ',nrisxv$
'9mJ ls F0UND
X. .T1Kirafl two! id Sill
MOHAWK BRANCH. .
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Work Expected to Be Completed
This Week.
Oregon lan, June Zi.
The BTudliJg of Ihe Mohawk river
branoli of lh Hnulhi-ru ramllo 111
Laoe county will lm fliiinheil Dext
week, aomnliiiK to Archie Mi.eon, the
coutracinr, uow lu me city. iue
company Is erectini! a foO.Uun steel
bridge, and several nout wooden
atruoluree- alimir Ihe hue, ti(l when
these are done, traoklajing will be put
through with viKor.
The town of Weiidling, nt me
terminus of Ihe branch, haa already
become quite an Important point, Mr
Mason tald yesterday, and the way
lumber 1b being made aud piled up Is a
eight to behold. The .Booth-Kelly
mill Is nutting out lumber at the rale
of 150,000 feet a day, and us the product
uauuot be shipped until the road is
completed, Ihe woods are just full of
new lumber.
A postoflice has been established at
Weudliug and a daily stage from
Springfield supplies the lowu with
mail. When the cars get to runi.iui;,
ihe stage will give way to a daily
train service, and Wendllng will then
be within a few hours of Portland by
rail.
There are now 250 men aud about
the name number of teams engaged in
finishing the grade near. Wendllng,
but as the men are mostly located In
the neighborhood, their servlcts will
be needed in harvesting the crops, so
very few of them will have to bunt
jobs when the road Is complete.
CORRESPONDENCE.
How Uncle Sam and His Bride
Traveled in Pioneer Days.
Sodaville, Or, June 27, 1000.
Ed Daily Guakd: Traveling with
a spaa of patient ozen for the motive
power, !n a rough wagon before brakeu
or spring seats were invented; If the
weather was not too hot or the roads
too muddy, walking a dz?D or fifteen
111 lies per day, like yours truly and his
bride of 44 years ago was wont to do,
(not tbey alone but a great many rLore
of the pioneers of Oregon) reminds me
of the wonderful chauges that have
taken place during that time.
Leaving Eugene at a late hour one
morning last week, iu an easygoi"g
buggy, drawn by an easy going hen-,
we arrived here tne same eveumg 'l
though the distance Is about 40 uillei.
Sodaville Is situated In a corner of
the Willamette valley, with Albnny
In sight, although 20 miles away; to
the northwest is Brownsville, 12 miles;
and Lebanon 5 miles.
Tbis place is noted for its famous
soda springs, and Invalids come from
all parts of the state to receive benefits
from its health giving waters. Here
Is located Mineral Springs Oolleire,
founded In 1802, under the auspices of
ana control or tne uregon wynou or the
Cumberland f resbyterien church.
The town has probably 3u0 inbahl.
lants, two general merchandise stores,
three churches, one hotel, a livery
staoie ann saioon. a number or sub
stantial buildings are In course of
construotlou.
j The Dally GUAitu makes Its amear
ance with regularity and is welcomed
by a number or .nugenites, but by none
more than
Yours truly,
UNtjr.K Sam
The 2ist Assembly.
Official tabulation by Secretary of
State Dunbar of the members elect to
the 21st general assmbly, ctherwh-e
known as the Oregon legislature, Ib us
follows:
House
Republicans 35
Democrats 2
Democratic-Peoples 5
People's
Citizen's 14
Deni-Peop-SII.Rep 1
Clt-Dem-Peop Union
Senate
20
1
1
Totals 60
Sensational Canard.
so
San Francisco, June 27. The per
sistent publication Iu newsDanera of
the Northwest and East of a story to
the effect that Rev J George Gibson of
tins city Is (lead and that before his
demise he made a confession admitting
that he murdered Blanche Lnmont.
and Minnie Williams, whose bodies
were found In the Emmanuel Bantlst
church In this city several years ago.
ana ror whose murder Then torn
Durrant was oonvicted and hanaeri.
have no foundation In fact. Dr Gibson
Is still alive and has made no confes
sion. He is still pastor of Emmanuel
church.
A Powder Mill Exploded.
Removes everything In sight; so do
drastlo mineral pills, but both are
mighty dangroiis. Don't dynamite
the delicate machinery of your body
with calomel, croton nil or aloes pills,
when Dr King's New I.l'el'llls, which
are gentle as a summer broge, do the
WOrk Oerfei-tlv fllena lln.,U.I..
i.rnilHClie,
I Constipation. Only 25 ots at W L De
Lano.
Incrraskok Sai.ahv. When Prof
Joseph M Wldiner returns to Seattle to
resume his duties as principal of the
Central school next September, It will
be at an Increased salary of f 100 per
month, a raise of f':0 per month. The
Misses Margaret and Gertrude Wldmer,
his slaters, have a, so been favored with
a raise of salaries In their respective
departments of the publlo schools of
that city. A merited recognition of
the worth of Lane oounty native
born son and daughters, nil graduates
ol the University of Oregou.
BU81XKIU CAF.D3.
II
EHP.EKT LKICIf,
ASSAY OFK1CK,
1'roaipt and accurate returns guaranteed.
CoTraus Gaove, OniuoK.
ATTOKNKYSAT-LAW.
yy 0 HALE.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
oomi t aud 2jCbriimanBlock.
XUUEMK. OREGON.
J M WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY-A TLA W
Collections a specialty.
Dfhce Over Lane County Bank,
BILYEU,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW.
Dllie-Over First National Bank.
Kuoe-VK, Okiqon.
O WOODCOCK,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LA W.
Office One-half block south of Chrisman Blk
Eugene, Obeoon.
E
K SKIPWORTH.
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW
Will practice In all the Court's.
Euoene Obeqon.
HELUUS W THOMPSON 0HAS A HARDY
rjIHOMI'SON 4 HARDY,
ATTORNEY3-AT-LAW.
tlttice In First National Bank Building.
Practice in all the courts.
Eugene, Obeoon,
fi EO, B DORRI8,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the courts of the Second
Judicial District and In the Supreme Court
of the state.
Special attention given to collections and
matters in probate.
(Jtlite First National Bank Bldg.
Ilooms 1. 2 anil 3.
MEDICAL.
D
U J W HARMS.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office Over Wilkios & Linn's drug store.
Oltice Hours 9 U. I! i m; 2 to 5 and 7 to
! p m.
Residence Ferry street between 11th and
liiti-.
pAINE KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Offices In Chrisman Block.
Siecial attention to surgery and Bitrgical dis
eases ol women.
J S LUCKEY,
JEWELER.
Watches and Clocks Repaired.
Ecoene, OREaov
-QIl G BIDDLE,
Sirf-iV DENTIST
Office -On Olive street., hetwean Fiflh sn.l
Sixth streets one block west of Minnesota
notel.
EUGENE FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor,
Stage leaves Eugene for Florence
Dally except Sunday at 6 a m
Returning stage leaves Florence
for Eugene dally except Sundays at 2
p IU
Saturdays at 8 a m.
Arrives In Eugene at 6 p m the day
KF.lUtTlUg.
RO0NO TKIP.;V.V.'r.V.'.,.'.'.".""."".'."l!!"'.WO0
. .tw Ur iu at a. Bangs- livery Darn,
Fugene, or at llurd 4 Davenport's office in
J. L. PAGE
-DKALktt IN-
ROCZjmES
Having a Large and Complete stock of
Staple and F"nncy Groceries bought
In the bent markets,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
I can oiler the poblio better prices
thati auy other hcuse lu Eugene.
Notice to Creditors.
Kotieeis herehv olvan tt,, V M triii.'
, . r. - - - . nn ins
has been ilnly appointed administrator of
wi. 01 . . ciiisoo aeceased, by the
Hon. K. O. Potter, county jude ol said
Lane ennnlv All ,.. . . ,
, F..D.,U. un,IUK claims
gainst said estate are hereby notified 0
r.vU. ,Ud name m in, administrator
within sii months from the date of this
notice, with Ihe necessary vouchers at the
law office of Geo. II, Morris In Eugene
0'kob. F. M.Wiuim, '
Geo. H, Dosais, Adirtntliator.
Atl'v. for Estate,
FIRST
National Bank
Of Eugene.
... Canltal 8BO.OOO
r a i u uu waa- --f- : '
Surnlus - - SBO.OUU
Eugene, Oregon.
. ... ......... IT,1TVULa
Tw,nn nn reuumabl. teruia, eight
drafts on Chicago, so Francisoo and fou
nd, Oregon.
Kill, of eTchanur (old on foreign o uutriea.
1 1-, uw.it Mi'mveJ nuhiect to check 01 certifi
cate ol deposit. . . .
AU collections entrusted to us will receive
prompt atteution,
T G HSNDBIOKS,
President.
S B Eakin,
P. E. Snodohass,
Cashier.
L. H. POTTEB,
Ass' Cashier
VlcePresldtut.
EUGENE
Loaii Savings Bank
Of Eugene, Oregon.
Paid L'p Cash Capital
- $50,000
2,500
Surplus
A GENERAL BANKINQ BUSINESS TRANS
ACTED ON FAVORABLE TEHM8.
United States and foreign countries.
Interest allowed on Demand Certificates of
Deposit when left flated period.
IjUiiuuiiuiis receive UUI piUUlJ .,WU,UIU.
City aud County Warrants bought.
W. E. SHOWN, D. A. PAINE,
President. Vice Preildsnt.
F.W. 0SBURN, W.W.BROWN.
Cashier. Astt Caihllr.
LANE COUNTY BANK
Estsbllsh.c) nISSI.
EUGENE,
OREGON.
A General Banking business in all branches
transacted on favorable terms.
A. G. HOVEY, President
i. M. ABRAMS. Cashier
B U HOVEY, Asst Cashier.
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
'M.llli CAKU
No. 2 for; Yaquina ' 1 '
Train leaves Albany
Leaves Corvallis.-
Arrives Yaquina
No. 1 Returning
Leaves Yaquina...,.'
Leaves Corvallis
Arrives Albany
No. 8 for Detroit
Leaves Albany...
Arrives Detroit
No, 4 KctiirninK
Leaves Detroit
Arrives Albany.,'
.12:45 P M
. 1:65 PM
. 7:26 PJI
, . 6:00 AM
.11:30 AM
.12:15 P M
. 7:00 A M
.11:30 A SI
.12 20 P M
. f.:15 P M
Oneand twoojnnectat Albany and Ccrvallls
With southern Munliln ,HU .,, .
servico to and from Newport 'and rdjjcent
Trains forth mountains, arrive ati. lut-nlt at
., n.,,UB n.ii,,,u ,ilnu u, reac 1 ( inn inir
arounds on the lireiteabunh and aniU.,111 ihe
same day,
EDWIN 8TONR, :
" MnnaKer.
J TURNER, HUSrA
Aent Albany,
t X?'i pC'i?"0? t0 "RIONKKR
WALKKE & ST PAUL KAII.ROAU"
v ol,,V,Prfect trains in the world."
Yon will find it desirable to ride on those
trams when going to any point in the
wSTl 1 v or.F'"l". mThey connect
t S .1 1n"itl Trains and aU
Ticket Agents sell tickets.
For further information, pamphlets, etc,
ask any Ticket Agent or
Irav I'aa Agent. Portlsnil, (lre7
Central Market,
PROPRIETORS
Will keep constantly on hand a full supply
BEEF MUTTON.
PORK and VEAL
Which they will sell at the lowest
A fair snare of lie dudIJc patrnnase scllclied
:-TO THE FARMERS..-
We will pry n,e highest market price
for I"t fattle. Hnm ui
Shop on Willamette St.,
EUUENE, OREGON,
tWMeaui deltTered Io aa, part of th 0it,
Kreeol chart
i
lipiP1
Jille
CANADI.'N PACIFIC.
$60 to
St Paill and
Return
and $G5.75 to Ivansas
City and return, first
class, for sale Juno 29th
and 30th.
Imperial Limited
Any agent of Canadian
Pacific will gladly furnish full
particulars.or address.
H. H. ABOTT,
14li 3d St Portland, Or.
E. J. COYLE,
A. G. P. A., Vancouver, B. C.
0 R & N CO.
Depart 1 Time Schedule.
Arrived
Salt Lake, Denver,
Chicago
Portland Special
9:15 a in-
Ft Worth, Umaba,
4 pm
Kansas Citv. bt
Louifl, Chicago and
bioat
Salt Lake, Denver
Ft Wcrth, Omaha
KanBas City. St
Louis, Chicago and
East
Atlantic .
Express
9;UU p. m.
7 am
Walla Walla, Lew
. iBton, Spokane,
Minneapolis, St
Paul, Duluth
Milwaukee, Chi
cago and Eaftt.
Ocean Steamships
AU SailiuK (tea
subject to uhange.
For San Fraucieco
Sail every 6 days
Spokane
Flyer
(3 p m
8:40 a m
8pm
4 pm
Daily
Columbia Kiveb
Steam aits
To Astoria and
Ex Sunday
4 du
Hpm
Sat 10 pm
Ex Sunday
Way Landings.
WillauettkRivsk
Oregon City, New
berg. Salem, Inde
6am
Ex Sunday
4:30 pin
Ex Sunday
pendence and .Way
Landings.
Willamette and
Yauhill Kivebs
Oregon City, Day
ton and Way
Landings.
7am
Tues, Thur
aud Sat
3:30 um
Mou, Wed
ana aru
Lv Riparia Sna,ke Kiveb. LvLewistn
3:35 a m Riparia to Lewistn Daily
DaUy Dam
A u u.iu
- VV II I IUIIUUI I
(ieu Pacts Agt i'ort, Or
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby Riven that W. M. Van
Duvn. administrator of the estate of Sum
uel Smith, deceased, has filed his final ao
count in the matter of said estate with the
oounty court of Lnno county, Oregon, and
mat flionany, tne titn day of August, J DUO,
al the Lour of one o'clock in the aftornoon
f said aay be and the some is hereby fixed
by the court for the bearing of objections to
said account and for the final settlement of
said estate; and bdv and all objections to
said final account, should bo filed with the
clerk of said court on or beforn said tims
and date fixed fur the hearing thereof.
Dated this IHlh day of June, 1900.
W.M. VanDuyn,
Administrator.
L. Bilyeu, Atty.
-Printing..
i .
All
Kinds
,...AT TIIE..
GUARD
OFFICE.
B0C2 WORK, LOW FRIGES,
6003 STOCK.
..Legal Blanks of All Kinds..!
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Oregon, you are btJL '3. Wr:
andianswer the mmi.T1?"1
In the
llav of
lor want
defendant and lor'hl'JJjM
of this uit,aDdaboic,ttH
of defendant'. ft . "Wwsor,
interest in theDO WEt
the comnlamt. and .1.. . """Am
in the note and mottgig, oiff?
the complaint.
ThUMininjoni ii pablubejii,
EUOEKE GuAHDbTOrdoJ Tff
, ... i 7, - - "iUU
., juugsui metmntT ou-
Oregon, made in clisnben tlTi'
April, 1UU0; ,nd thil
for the f.t tin,. !,. TkTT'W
Guaiii) of the iaiM. Ami
K.K.sni
AtlJiiPai
Sheriff's Sale on Font J
Notice is hereby men ikk. I
executioa duly issued wUiiwi
lAmrt of the State of On bi,'
of Laue, on the 12lh day of Aai, l
j wlguwot rendered In iiidUmi
day of March, JLOO, (or (hi nn i il
Hundred aud i'ifty ixm iMMlt'
with interest thereon from tin 20U v'
March, 11H4), at the rat o( tn p
annum, aud forty Mdijo-lOOdolMKii"
fees, aud the further .urn of Uit
cougt-rwus piau.ua anJ A.J. Sa
Mabel Nickel, Uemem T. W.
Heeler were UeleiiuaiitauoirtiH;!
leuduuto A, J. Nickel ndiliby i'm
on u Ui'cree of lorecloaure and
rendered iu said court, comm
order to catisfy said iudtment uifil
sell the following dumbed to! ii
to-wit:
Lot No. 2 io block Xo. 8, ia it
plat of Fairmouni, La cvoan.
coutniuing one aud -100 tern nu
together with all and lingular ie
hereditament aud ajpurtDibca
helongiug or iu any wise appertain!:
there tore,
IN T11K NAME OF IHE ST-
Ureitm. in couiijliaace with laid tc
otfer tor sale the above described xA
public auctiou to toe bigbtit uootnl
sohiect to re lemDUoQ. at tbt nosj
the Court House, io r.untw, hut 4
t'regun ou iHUHSDiT.tue m aj
11X10. between tlie huora of 3 oetai i
and 4 o'clock p. m., towitiat ff&4.
in. on Bftitl tiny.
DntAd this 18th day d Awi m.
Vf. W. Viiumi
Sheriff of Law Cooiti,U!
Administrttor's Sile (h
Property.
Notice in betebj given that by rtS
nn ouler ol tbe comlj tonl
county, Oregon, made and entered
. ..... .k.lttl. Atm nt Hit. i.'
1U eaiu wui. u i
I will on Motdsrlbe leii J
i!tnii. t the hour of Die o'eW P-
, m,ntlhniM dour it if"'
... i,r.mii.Baertoiileioib'
. . " .. .nMnn. til Ctt
Ulliuei ni, wuv. , . .
followiug desmoid teei fwyw
to the estate of E. J T7i
Heyinning st tbe "j 'Jf
u.,v!ST,. l6SBtW tbw.8i
rr v,r,rij.-iKu ttw:
thence E mo no,""
NlmeoftheMmeqf
o reel io iuu - . ft
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MY. acres oi --...
Laue county, Oregon, PT,
WliV
of theO.atu-
I 1
ljJtedUyll.lW-
Atlmr. Estate of E...
Notice of Fln-ilS"
EBtate of Katio I' '
oounty, urtRoii- .
Notice is horebj Pnuti
and Aleck Lei, "f&iB'i
natio Lewis,"" WaiiS1 1
account in tbe nil'"""
. .. t J.rtlMl i., .
eonntv COUlt of L"6 UlSlf
that Tuesday l"5,l!'l new"!.'
the honrol 10 o'clock n .1
that day has been b-J,, a
tr.e neariu "-'1.,k n -
snd for the Bnal
Bled with tb. clerk w"' L
fore said oaie "TT 1Ba,i
Dated this H"""J(ll'Sirrt
Irtl
E,ecnton'(,,J
Thompson s n,,,,,,
JJOTII.'E ,0F FffAA
P.lateofM.rjF."''
conitr, Ureg.M;
aiimininrator 01 &
:.,:'n.t,roii","ir.ik-
conrt olUt;con.iy, tr.'l
dav. thelthd.yol Jan'. iT.
oloneocioc'"--.dwWi'
inf of objection. iW
,be una ""ZVol ifrt.
Dated tui -
Notiro i. n"t:;DOIiiiel "
,",or,lA'h;,
Sim tO tbe wiTZT-t".
Tom-bi vcrt. ui I
notiC fl.
Dated Fefu..; t.. '.
Admim"Y
necease"-