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THURSDAY -
JUNE 6
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUC-
CESS.
Lord Millner. has been over
whelmed with honors for his part
in South African British affairs.
A London dispatch says:
The elevation of Lord Millner to
the peerage creatod a numbnr of
new reoorus in that line, no ib
the Bret man who wub created a
peer on a Friday and gazetted on
the following Tuesday reoord
time. He is the Grst man who has
ever tiken his title from his lodg
ings. He is the first statesman
who, having been reoeived on his
arrival by almost every member of
the administration, was received
almost immediately afterward by
the sovereign, and the first guest
Mrithia memory invited ti dine and
and sleep at Windsor Castle who
was commanded to stay another
night. ,
In the book written and pub-'
lished by Queen Victoria, she ex
pressed the belief that she was a
lineal descendant ot King David,
the ancient king of Israel. One ol
the namna of the grandBon of King
Edward, the son of the Duke pi
York and Cornwall, is David, and
it is the hope of those who have
faith in British Israel that when
the boy's tura comes to reign, he
will be crowned as King David.
A census of that portion of the
Samoan Islands that fell to the
Unite! Stales gives six thousand
native population and one hundred
whites. An abundant crop of
copra (dried meat of cocoanut) has
been harvested, and as fair prioes
are being reoeived for it through
the inQuenoe of the Naval Comman
ditnt tho natives are contented and
bapny.
Sumpler, op in the Baker oounty
gold belt, had a big boom several
years ago. According to tha Baker
City Herald it stayed. The Her
ald says: "Five years ago an ex
cursion was run from Baker City
to Sumpter. At that lime Uranite
street lots oould have been pur
ohised for $50 each. Today an
id mini sa n would not buy a
foot front."
Twenty tons of smokeless powder
is horning at the Mare Island,
California, navy yard. II is only
half a mile from the oily of V.llt'joi
yet no apprehension of danger ex
ists. The magazine, which was
constructed in 1857 at a ot of
several hundred thouand dollars,
will prove a total loss.
The weather is rather cold for
the first week of Junfl. The Port
land weather ehcrp says conditions
will not change, for several days.
It is colder than usual over all the
llockf mountain territory. Baker
City had a heavy frost Wednesday
morning, the thermometer falling
to 28 degrees.
J Pipont Morgan h over in
1 - t r '
Ha bought four French tapestries,
purling with the comfortable guru
of $400,000 therefor. J Pierpont
does not hesitate at price, be it a
tapestry" or transatlantio steamship
line.
Two big Chicago packing firms
with twenty-five thousand 'em
ployes have given notice that use
of tobacco or profanity while on
duty would result in the discharge
of the offender. They most Bwear
in secret, in their minds, if at all.
This boring for oil all over the
country will be suddenly stopped
if the report of the find of a great
oil lake in the arid region of Mexico,
near the Gulf of California, is
verified.
The people of Aurora, Missouri,
belie the name of their town by
mob preparations and threats to
burn a woman and her s'epaoo,
aocuBed of murder, at the stake.
It is a lather too favorite mode of
punishment in the South.
The last legislature cut off a
slice of Union county and annexed
it to Baker. Since then Union
oounty warrants haye went from
par to 90 cents.
LIVE ROSE BURG NEWS.
Creamery a Sure Thing Brick
- Laying on New Hotel New
Water Company.
8peclal to ouard.
RosEiiiiBU, June 6. The fund for
the establishment of a creamery here
of a capacity to haudle the milk ot
1200 cows Is completed and accepted
by Mr O liaiston, ttie promoter. A
site desirable In every particular has
been selected and a building wilt be
erected at once. The plant, with new
machinery throughout, will be ready
for operation by August let.
bricklaying wai commenced today
on the flue three-story hotel, being
creoted by Mrs D C McClalleo. It will
be ready for occupancy by October lat.
Large mains are now being laid
through the principal ttreets tor the
new water system fiom Winchester,
Ave miles north. The large 12-lnob
main is cow In place the entire die-
tanco, the reservoirs are ready for
cementing and the water will be turned
In next month. The old water com
pany will receive their new pump
next week, giving tripl) their present
capaoity, and a lively contest for busi
ness la expeoted. -
Bids Wanted.
June 4, 1901.
Notice Is hereby g'.ven that bidB will
be received by the board of directors of
Sohcal District No 4, Lane county,
Oregon, until 8 o'clock p m Friday,
June '21, 1001, for patting In a system
of water closets and connections in the
new Patterson rjohool building now
under construction; In acoordauoa with
plans and Bpeoilloatlous of Chae Burg
graf, architect, now on file with the
chalruiau of ald board.
The board reserves the right to re
ect any or all bids, A certified oheok
for (100 must accompany eaob bid.
BBEakin,
Geo F Chaw, . Chairman of Board.
Clerk.
We are headquarters for mining
men because we oarrry the only com
plete line of miners' supplies In the
oily. Orlftln Hardware Co.
Et: Pierce's Fa
voHte Prescription
Doubles a Mother's
Joys and Halves Her
Sorrows.
It docs this by a pre-natal pre
paration in which the mother finds
herself growing stronger instead of
weaker with each month. Instead
of nausea and nervousness, there are
healthy appetite, quiet nerves, and
refreshing sleep. The mind's con
tent keeps pace with the body's
comfort. There is no anxiety, no
dread .of the approaching; time of
travail. When the birth hour
comes it is practically painless, the
recovery is rapid, and the mother
funis herself abundantly able to
nurse her child.
" i'a'oi ite Prescription " contains
no alcohol, neither opium, cocaine,
nor any other narcotic.
i.'k women ore invited to con
sult Dr. Pierce by letter free of
charge, nnd so obtain without cost
the advice of a specialist in the
diseases peculiar to women, All
correspondence strictly private and
sncredlv confidential. Address Dr.
K. V. Pierre, llullalo, N. Y.
Mr. Annie "tucker, ewi Catherine street,
Svrnnt-e. N. Y . iii'r: "Your medicine he
none won l-m for mr Hot veer my health u
my poor, I h.i.i Nmr mK-sitiigrs. but sin.,
luting in r'iiri-'s Fevuitle riem'ripllon ami
'C.ol.lcn Mcilusl tlt-oovrry ' I here muvh heltet
hi'allh anil mm 1 have a'flne henllhy hatr. 1
hrve reoimmrnilril your mnlK-lnee to eeveral
ot mr frltmla ami Ihi-y iiave been bencriteii by
the in "
Dr. riercc's Pleasant Pellets cure
diz.ines and sick headache.
Hotel Arrivals.
H.UQKNB.
John Addison 4 wife, Lortue
It Houtbwlok, Kola
Harry Bristow, Cottage Uiovo
Uraul FroniaD, Florence
W J Hnodgraes, PortlauU
J B Baldwiu, fortlaud
K Uebarull, Portland
rJ B Hack, N Y
I Beir, N Y
F C O'Neill, Portland
J P Heller, Chicago.
Will it Jones, Bttkerefield
C H Huilth, Oakland
J O ggleon, Chicago
J Uluie, Blue Jtlyer
B Ofner, Chicago
H Clark, Cbioaeo
H N Prlotiard, Cnlcago
J H Lee, Seattle
H C Page, Lacomb
Chan Miller, Boston
8 Ferren, Junction
D Heeler, Junction
B F Russell, M D, Thurston
J T Warner, Albany
O H Baker, Walterville
HOFFMAN,
Geo C Burton, Portland
C W Matthews, Lebanon
Orant Holt, JeOerson
E Y Perkins, Portland
L A Post, Walterville .
W E Post, Walterville
LBHill.Newberg
Geo H Oroes, 8 F
0 Levens, ti F
0 D Lloyd, Chicago
Geo A Beavis, 8 F
C J Dodd, Springfield
bimon Caro, S F
B Block, N Y
G H Kelly, Wendling
C E McKean, Chemauiae, B C
J P Hillery, Chicago
B Shoeek and wf, 8 F
H Hugglns, Portland
James Jackson, Portland
W H Norman, S F
Bam Colin, Kelso
C Marjory, Soottsburg
J B Wilson, Portland
B Prael, Portland
Seven Years in Bed.
"Will wonders ever cease?" Inquire
tbe friends of Mn U Pease, of Law
rence, Kan. Tbey knew she bad been
unable to leave ber bed in seven years
on account of kidney ai d liver trouble,
nerrous prostration and general debili
ty; but "Three bottles of Electric Bit
ters enabled me to walk," sbe writes,
"and in three months I felt like a new
person." Women suffering from head
ache, backache, nervousness, sleepless
ness, melancholy, fainting and dizzy
spells will find it a priceless blessing.
Try It. Satisfaction guaranteed. Only
50o, at W L DeLano's.
For Sale.
On corner of Fourth and Jefferson
streets, one quarter block and honse,
newly b'tllt, twelve rooms, all rooms
haid finished and are large and neatly
flulaheri; fine windmill tower; water
piped through house and lawn; good
barn; also fine fruit ot ail kinds. For
partiou!rs cull on
8 M Doughs.
' For Sale. " .
A fine-bred Bhort Horn bull, 14
months old, cheap. Apply at Guard
office or Lock Box 117, Eugene, Ore
gon,
Never-ruat tinware Is liked better
than ever because it Is better known.
Try snrue. ', H L. Chatnueis has It.
Twenty-seventh shipment of the
beautiful Bnell bloyolee Jimt received at
Barker Gun Works. These whsels are
giving fine satisfaction, ' '
Another carload of Racine buggies
and carriages just received; the good
regular buggy and several new and
nobby Jobs. Bee them at F u Cham,
bers.
CASTOR I A
Por Infants and Children.
The Kind Yon Have Always Bought
Signature of
Found. A ladles Jaoket at Willam
ette aud Eleventh streets several days
ago. Owner can recover tbe same at
the Guard oftloe.
COLDS
The quickest relief, for a
cold, is by Scott's emulsion of
cod-liver oil.
We All have colds , you can
try it and see. You will find
the edge taken off in a night;
and, in three or four days,
you'll be wondering whether
that cold amounted to any
thing anyhow.
That's relief. If you tackk
it quick, the relief is qu'ck and
complete, if you wait till the
cold is in full possession of
t-ad and lung, why, of course,
e relief is quick if it comes in
week.
A little emulsion won't clear
id restore your whole breath-i-
rv.chinc inanimate; don't
1 .'f-kingfor miracles.
'. !a!:it!elotrr,lfvoa!;le.
. .1 X l..VO?K, l'ulnre.t, Nsw York.
Take them 'o
to day and g
0 yuuar, vv cn q
to morrow.
Baldwins g
Cold Cure
g Tablet NoBB
) . (cold in head) Q
MmMM2h
w (,d I., free tmlt end MerfUel J
Mle rnMUM Bk
Sold By Linn Drug Co
BUSINESS CABU
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
M WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
CoUsotloM ipaclalty.
Jtbce Uer un uounrr bbk.
Jf BILYKTJ,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
fiue-Over Fint Ntlonal Bask.
Euous, Ouoov.
O WOODCOUK,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW.
Office One hall block Booth of Chriimu Blk
Euaurt, Obeooh.
K 8KIPWORTH.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Will practice in 11 tho Court's.
Edoehi Orioom.
J-JANIEL GABY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
EUGENE, OREGON.
Office Up stain, .
CHRISMAN BLOCK.
HKLHU8 W THOUFSOS CBiB A BABOI
rpHOMPSON 4 HARDY,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Office-In First National Bank Building.
tracuce in au tne courta.
EuulNt, Onioos.
M TRAVIS,
Attorney At Law.
Offioe -Over Eugene Loan & Saving! bank.
Eugene, Oregon.
JJARBAiUGH & KISSINGER
ATTORNB YS-AT-L AW
Office Room 3 McClung Building.
Eoqeni, Obeoon.
QEO, B DORRIS,
A1TORNEY k COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
Will praotioe in all the courts of ' tha Second
Judicial Diatrict and in the Suprama Court
of the state.
Speoial attention given to collections and
matters inprobate.
Office First Natlona Bank Bldg.
Rooms 1, 2 and 8.
MEDICAL.
D
RJW HARRIS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office Over WUldns t Linn's drag store,
Office Hour tb 12 a m; 2 to 5aiu)7 to
9 pm.
Resiilenoe Ferry street between 11th and
12th.
pAINE & KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Offices In Eugene Loan k Savings Bank
BUlMing.
Sieclal attention to surgery and snrgloal dis
eanwof women.
J S LUOKEY,
JEWELER,
Watches kndlClooka'Bepalred.
Beaut, Obiooi
jQRO BIDDLE,
DENTIST
Offioe -On Olive s reel, between' Fiftlh sn
Sith st nets, one block iwest J of (Minnesota
hoJ
u a smith, a o, miss a. at. satis1, d.0
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
Eugene Loan Savings Bank building.
Office honrs-9 to 12; 1:30 to 4:30.
evening hours by appointment
ca'l. atteniteit today or ntht,
H
ElillEUT LEIGH
ASSAYEU AND M KT tJjTJRQIST
Eoont - Oarnoii
Pest equipped Away laboratory In the State,
PniniptaDtl reliable returns guaranteed,
working teete made on ore samples of one to
hfty pounds to determine the must suitabls
method of treatment.
..Hotel Eugene,
Tf N SEGAR, Proprietor.
Strictly first-clrw.
New management.
Kates, 1 to per day.
GTHeailquarters for Milling and Mining Men
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We'.
We'
le f - old wheels
Jj n e for you w
jl 3 i.ll bicycles.
Barker Gun
BLUE EIVER CITY.
The Coming Mountain Town, Mining Center o
Western Oregon Lots are Now on Sale.
R..-w M. If you want a beautiful
11V lAlfllV' .-.. J. ... it n
mainfoldlyif vou want tn be In the swim in the great Blue River Mining Boom, that la soon
to come, buy lots now 'i Blue River City. For a period of
Fifteen Days Only
Choice busio-is lots will be sold for M0; choice residence lots for $25. This is only a start.
Prioes will then go up.
r I TP rlcr "lTT'V. is beautifully located on the banks of the far-Dl-UE
KIVCK LI 1 I. famed Blue River, and is in the tract of the rich
oldquaiu mining district of Blue Kiver, which is on the venre of a suhhtmitiai bo. m. It has
sen plotted and dedioit ed by 8. C. Sparks, who makes theee liberal offers, and will he gLid
far u n nit" irni tiou, to intending investors.
Special.
To purchasers of loti under the above terms either Bniahed or rough lumber for buildinu
po'poses wi'l bedelivered on the lota at mill prioes.
S. C- SPARKS.
lihid Kiver City. Oregon,
Luxurious Sleeping Equipment
i neen in fine array at Day ft Hender
son'! brans bedHtea'iR. single and
rioublet of the memt eleADtsort plain
or ornamented, easily kept clean, per
feet wire springs and comfortable,
genuine , hair mattresses to match,
beds alone if preferred. Separate
bureaus, dressers and other Lhamber
furniture in pleasing variety. It's
to your interest to note our prk-es,
DAY & HENDERSON.
ARMORY BLOCK.
High Grade (sc Cigar
F. C. Potts
Manufacturer
Badly Done Up
linen Is something that never
leaves the Eugene laundry Ths
color, finish and general oondttion
of the shirts, i.ollara,curTs,or shirt
waists is perfection itself in the
art of laundry work. Your linen
1b safe in our hands, for our meth
odsare unrivalled our work hi
unexoelled.
Eugene Laundry Co
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury
As mercury will surely destroy the
sense ot smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering It
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be ued except on
prescriptions from reputnble physi
cians, u the damage they v do Is
ten fold to the good you can powlbly
derive from them. Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by FJ Cheney A
Co, Toledo, O, contains no mercury
and Is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and niucmis suifaoea of
the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuiue. It
Is taken Internally, and made In Tole
do, Ohio, by F J Cheuej A Co. Teetl
monlals free.
Bold by dtugglM., prlcj 75c per not-
tie
Hall's Family V, are the best.
o Cure No Paj.
That a the way all dmflta sell Orovee
Tasteless Chill Tonic tor Chilla, Malaria and
llilllouaneaa. It is as pleasant to tat u
Lecnoe yrup. (10 otuts
Not Made by the Trust.
YOU have pride then take a ride on the
beautiful. Iwautilul, Snell llii-yrle. The
:i ! frames and frame lus are mailo of the (intMt
wrouKlIt steou Ilia apoaes aru ina
fumous bicelHlor, auu we give ytit auv ain- ui
i tire you may wish, also a big pi ion on aud-
illea and haudle tiara. 1 hese wheeN are niaile
l.y tha HKKLL BICYCLE CO,, of Toledo,
Ohio. The shops cover over 7 auras uf land,
the bulldiugs are of brick, two and three
storieahigh. Tbe o,uatityof the Snull Bicycles
never been questioned.
Prices for Juveniles
$20.00, $22.00 and $25.00.
Prices for the standard sites
$27.00, $30.00, $35.00, $40.00, $50.00
d sell instaLment
oH il sue
Youu mst r
Works,
ene,
Oregon.
Unexceptional Livery
' Service
You always get at West
Krrs. Our t rices are low
enough to euitblf you to
enjoy spring ('riving with
out fueling th cost. BtaB
leave our stalles for Lea
burg and Intermediate
points daily t 6 o'clock a
oi. Blue River and inter
mediate points Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays
at 6 o'clock a m,
WEST BROS.
Corner Willamette and 10th ate,
Eugene, Oregon.
summer home with'all the advantages of a city
f mnlrA an investment that Will Day you
'TIS EASY WHEN YOU
KNOW HOW;
and where to secure high prade
wines and liquors, to get tbe best
and purest at low prices. You can
always find the very choicest vin
tagee in clarets, Burgiindiet, Rhine
wines, champagnes, and every
thing in the best table win en. with,
the best bopuetand hneat flavors,
as well an choice old whiskies,
ale, porter and beer at,
W. M .
RENSHAWS
Eugene, Oregon.
The Hoffman
0 lEIGLER, PROFR'ITOR
SUNDAY DINNER 50o
EIIOEntE, OPEOON ,
NOTICE 10 CREDIIOH3.
Notice is hereby given that Hi B Parg'
na been dn'.v appointed eieentor of the
estate of William McVheason. deceauil, by
the Coonty Court of Lane Count , State of
Oregon, All persons bo have clajms against
mid estpte are hereby notifled to preient
the same to the executor st the law office
of Geo. B. Dorrls. at Eugene Citr, Ore
gon, within sii wont he from the date
ot this notice, with the nrcessarv Touchers.
ruted this 8th day of May. IM.
Eli B. Bison,
li o. U. Dosris, tiecmor.
At'uiuey for the estslt.
NotlCO Of Rh.:..,
- "SIB n f
""lion. l
NutidM iu l.r.-. l
u execution ana uf, u" ilna,.
. "' "7 l "ut u ,i: .'"'" .iw"
,l" "imb oi UrtL.. n . li;uit N
thotiKu,h'u11,,
nay of Mub, Jtioi" ,,' (i,''u" "n 'A
uuuureu and Kinn. uc a ol 7;
laar wills inleitlj ,tB "d J"'
oeut pM annum ad tlT I"1"1 t
Ikineeu and no-l, !?" 'W au
judgment w -"'"" turn,
'"JU 'UiOIImI .,,7 j s
..Uri,. ..:.. . """"lanu H,.i . '.
... ... UI Bal(1 -.tk
the loth "ayolMar'C' "id
wherun G0 T u iu
plaimtUsa,,dCirn,,i,Ut8(1
tJuniiet mill sue in ihe 'bin.
' the.ue"1
ore, flUlIlg, aud ' . "taill
line btiongmg t0 anrt T ' "" k
ocaiediuBlueUivernttr,.
ouuoiy, ureuon. o"ua,i.
lion and order ol a"le oiT,,.., ?"
uu"f lor nale th.
property, at public aucli
iuuer for ousb, subiret to Zl "
h. south door of ihe llPH.
Eugene, Lane ouuoty S "
the 7th day of juie J SV',
to-wit at oue o'clock p m oilu? "
IHted ttiU 9th d,tiM.S
. Sheriff of Lane Cogg,
SUMIv10NSr
In the Circuit Court of theSrfk
goii for Lai n c unty.
lidna I. oiuiuii
ThomuW Murphy P'.'i,a
Xdtlbut:W
In the name of the ctni r n
aro hereby suniuioued and reoiiij,
piur auu ai.swer the plainuf, J
uitd in ihe nbove eutitled mu i,
weeks from Uouilay the 6th dii ,i
1'JUl, to-wit iloiioaj theMikdiiaa
ltK'l, mid il ou Uil io uf
answer lor want iherwf tin pli,
apply to the court lor the rebel pin,
iu her cotu-ilaiut to v. it for thr dau
of tue marriage coutiact bitt
and tlefeuduiit BLd that paiiiifi'i ai;
changed to Ida 1 liuilley.
The date of the lirst pub icatioi i
BUDJtuons is Alay Olh, IKOI.I
Thiii suujuiuus is-publiiibid bioai
Hon R It Kiucaid, cunnty jidt rils
county, Oregon, made aid' eubittai
utn duy ol 11)11.
Dated 4jii) (iih.r.'L'I
a o woodcoci
AltTfoifUli
CITATION TO HEIRS
In tho Ccuutj Court of the SuiiclCs
( r ,-,,,l,,lv ..( l,-r,
In lilt- mutter i.f theeslattofAluliUi
utceaatu.
Tn NmyhIi A . Limit-!;. W- S. tnH I
Lan.it-H , Mailt? Luduw scd W. H 1
in. i, Eli.zileih Lbbett, Sitil In
C... untitle M'.-l'u mod, A ilisoo Paii
M. U.tuitilH, O.cre JeuDintS, le
Jt'lliilUr S, MltlllMti h CTlLSBDOlia
pei'H'irjn u.. rnif ti io said e-tale. Gasx
IN THE IsASIli Uf Jht bUU
Or. uiiii. You art hi nlii cited ULd Kst
tn iinnfiir in tlio culinu 0OUI1 ut UiMl
of Or- -i'i, li r the ciiiDlj ol Late, us
ooun you j tin rtof, at Lt.jeLt
li.iniii tne iat dsv d a
till)! . in .mi. iYlm-k lb llie ufttrusstlL,
liny, in - u ami ihire to sLoiatw, 1 a;
there he, why an onr oi ia
lnn.i., rt,i nrnne.tv tielODClU atb
.hnv. Humeri L'Nttttb Fhtold Ml ItlA 1
or,.er to pay the dtbtsaud daiai sjij
said ea aie.
Ii ao. liu block l!,dP
plal ol tilKeue, Lane
w l-.a.. the bon H hiMUlV
thoiOJi .j c U" ol thebwulW'l1"
tbe uoi.nt oi i.uut, who u -court
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Attest, E.U.UM,
By Koi Knox, Deputy.
Notice to Creoito
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Notice is hereby given
oonoorn that tne unaem"--;
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neoy, nas ueeu vj -.
oounty, Oregon, duly appou.
tratrix ol the estate of 'Bi,
ceased, and all P"!01".1""
against said estate are berebj now
required to present to " s
proper vonc hers to said """"J?,,
the law ouice of Th.P ' J,
Eafcene, Lane county. 0m
months from the date of
Dated at EneeDe,Oiego,l'
of April, ItHiI. jgkoss
Administratrix of the esttia
Tucker, deceased.
Thosiiwon At HuWi
Attorneys for esuts.
.; SUMMONS.
In the CltcnU Court oftoSW
for the uouu I?"--- pi
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vs I r,.,.'at
George T Topham) t1
To George T Topha". "
aeienaiiuu Tnc 5111
IN T1IU NAME
Orecon: Yon are tereu) ,
reqnind i appe" itttf1
pl,I,t,ir'HCOi,,l.;n!W.pIiyIav
six wnkstrum w-; -r lLl
May, lSHIl.titt-M"0''"',,,,,.
1Q.II unit If 5" ' ...
aud answer mr , 0I v
will anulv to tbe k00" -uat t
pravoitfor in her m"
tor iiieuisioiii'.-- -- ,
ract between lmotH- si ,
or full relief hireiu:
The date of Ihehnitpw ' w
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SUlUIllUlin m .-.'V , 0 u -jf
mon. is pulililwtt by .onW f
Kinci.1, Counts J'
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of May, l'"'!. a,hm .
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All l'-"." - it is V
aninnf said !' ' .).
said 2n.l 1 av . Juof.-" 0
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Att'y for
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Notice of rm- -