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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard .11 AinminiliwltAnl rAiiiiatm huauu, visbuui BUB3UUIPTI0N BATES. DAILY Delivered by carrier, per week I 15 Delirered by carrier, per month CJ liy mail one year (iu adyaaoo) S 00 Six w cm tin 8 'Jue mouth . iiunia uftulmL 05 WIULT, Oue year (in advanoe) $2 O tiii muDtbe J, CJ Advertising ratea made known on applica tion. Entered m eoond-claM matter at the Eugene, Oregon, pontothoe. Tiro v a QTPI) M fiPtfin ft. 9 lf tha aiMr are at 230 to 234 Temple Court, New Xoric uity, ana u o leprae. " nb.ii Ht. (ihinBtro. ILL. E KATZ Advertu- CAMPBELL BROS Publishers 'the pocket in the water-course or to trace it up toe mountain tide above; perhaps neither. ior and ing pockets is slow work, ad re quires more patieuoe ana persever ance than anything else. When once the pocket-hunter strikes a tiaoe, he is like a bound after a jaok rabbit there is no stopping him. Some notable pooketa have been found in Southern Oregon. The oelebiated Hold Hill pocket, die covered in the crater-like summit of a mountain above Gold Hill, con tained, all told, two millions or more dollars. Several men were shot over the treasure, and the men who first found it realized butabout $4000 for their property. Pockets containing $200 and $300 are oontinually being, un earthed in the Southern Oregon mountains. Some by chance, but nearly all as the result of the pocket-hunters, oareful patient and industrious labor. Uninese astrologers announce that September 1st will be a lucky day for the court to return to Pekin The astrolgers are "on to their job," HS it were. Probably by that time Chinese affairs will be quieted down so there will be no danger of the astrologers losing their beads through fixing an inopportune date. Many a man before bas played for time. " Pft IHOnTtUE I WED I Till) I FBI I W ? ? ? P I g, a & o 7 e 9 10 II 1a 18 B- is 10 17 18 19 20 ai 22 2 las lea luteal 29 MONDAY JUNE 10 WHY SHOULD BONDSMEN PAY? ' Albany Democrat "The proposed oatea of the state of Oregon to oolleot about $30,000 on aooount of the shortage of a olerk of the land board suggests that things must be run in a very loose way by the state government when a man can get away with that amount of money on a $5,000 bond. Some one ought to be responsible besides the state, but no one in all probability will, exoept the bondsmen for the $5,000, and they should step up like men and pay without a suit." Why should the Btate exaot the loas inourred from a dishonest offioial, or any part thereof, from innooent bondsmen? The people eleoted . Pennoyer, MoBrlde and Metsohan respectively governor, seoretary of state and state treasur er. They, or the majority thereof, appointed Geo W Davis olerk of the school land board. He has proved a defaulter, and now the state pro poses to oolleot all it can from bondsmen who lent theii names ax aooomrrodationB. It ib radioally wrong. The people chose their of floials to represent them and should stand the loss, not exact it from it few bondsmen. Farther regarding this matter of bonds for publio officers: They are seleoted by the people, either direotly or indlreotly, and there is no equity or jus tics in stripping a few oitisens of their possessions with which to compensate the state for the dishonesty of an official chosen by the people of the state. And the bond does not make the man honest. He can steal under bonds as well as without them. We do not believe with the Demo crat that the bondsmen "should step up like men and pay without a suit." We say fight it and make the loss fall where it ahould, on the state. Brazilian navy officers called on the President the other day, then visited the tomb of Washington. Undoubtedly they . had read the history of our struggle for inde pendence. "First in war, first In peace, and first in the hearts of his fellow-oitizens," the pages of history bear no brighter name, no record of purer patriotism than that of George Wathingtonl Saves Two From Death. "Our Utile daughter had an almost fatal attack of whooping oough and bronohltlB," writ Mrs W K Havi land or Arrnonk, N Y, "but, when all other remedies bad failed we saved ber life with Vt King's New Discovery. Our nleoe, who had consumption in an advanoed stage, also used this wonder ful medicine and today she is perfectly well," Desperate throat and lung (lis eases yield to Dr King's New Dls oovery as to no other medloine on earth, Infallible for (roughs and colds. 60o and (1 bottles guaranteed by W L DeLano. Trial botllea free. mmm "POCKET" HUNTING. Southorn Oregon mining dis tricts are noted for tho cotleatiou of gold In pookets, while the rest of the ledge or immediate looality may be almost barren of the precious metal. A Grant's PaBs dispatoh has this interesting ao oount of the work of the pocket hunter: The professional pooket-huntor leaves town every mouth or so with his pack-horse laden ' with pbk, shovel, pan, blankets and "grub." Out in the mountains he finds bis ground and strikes camp. He has planued bis whole route and program aie before starting, Taking up a near-by water-oaurte, he pans the dirt. If ha gets a color he pins again in another plaoe. If the oolor shows bettor he smiles, for he knows then he's on a "trace." Ho follows the strean( panning. At this junctors the gold oolors are examined minutely. The pocket-hunter examines the oolors again later, on, and his ex perience and knowledge tell him Instantly whether the two oome from the earns ledge or pocket. Along the stream be passes to find To cold and stormy weather opens the way to an attack of bronchitis. The man on the wagon, be he former, milk man or truckman, needs to pay speciul neeu to me nrst symptoms of weak ness or disease of tile organs of res piration. The use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will cure bronchi tis, deep-scatvd ; coughs, bleeding of the lungs, and other conditions which If neglected or tinskilmilly treated terminate fatally in con sumption. There is no alco hol in the " Discov er)'," and it is en tirely free from opium, cocaine and other narcot ics. "For ryrn years 1 hml been troubled with what the doctor! call ed bronchitis." write Mr. Altliur Maule (general merchant), of Ntles town, Middlesex Co., Oularlo. " A year ago, af ter I hml been takeu lick with a aeverc atliick, I bcpnu taking vonr 'Ooldeo Medical Discovery,' 1 rapidly recovered from the attack and felt nu more of it that fall. Thia mmhou 1 began taking the ' Discovery ' in August, and have to far been perfectly well. I can go out tu alt klnda ot weather and not feel tne bronchial trouble at all. Let me nay to all who arc auffcriiig from uch cotuplaintl to give Dr. Pierce's Ooldeu Medical Discovery a fair trial, and 1 am con viuccd that good results will bt obtatueU." Dr. JHerce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, paper-bound, is sent free on re ceipt of ai one-cent stamps, to pay ex pense of mailing only ; or ji status for the tiook in cloth binding. Address Dr. R. V. Morce. lluffido, N. Y. 3e ARE YOU PLUMP or thin ? rod checks or sallow life in your step or feel yom weight ? are you comfortable o, hoping to be so next spring 01 summer or fall ? One is health ; the other i not-quite health. This condition of not-quitc health can be turned into health with Scott's emulsion of bod-liver oil. It is a pity to get in the hal t of thinking of health as a thing to be hoped for; why no go for it now T There is only one way U make strength : by food. Vci want appetite first, then foot! the emulsion will give yov food-rest, to master your ftxx with. We'llssad yon a Mult to Irv. 1 1 you Ilka. SCOIT DOWN H. i Naw VatV THE R04RIXG GIMBLET MINE. Ten Thousand Dollars Taken From a Josephine County Pocket Ledge in Ten bays. Grants Pass, June 7. News reaobed here today from the Uold Hill district that toOOO uioi has been taken from the Hearing Uiinblet mine above Gold Hill, This itjuke. tl6,000 taken iu all from the rich pocket aluo it discovery two weeks bko. The two miners oper ating the Roaring Glmblet, believing they have got all there la to be taken from the ri b And, sold their claim yesterday to Dr B 0 Ray for f 10,000, $3000 down, the remainder to be made in meutbly payments. The history of the Roaring Glmblet Is one continuous story of fabulous pooket finds. . Several years ago a pocket of $1000 was found on the sur face of what was known as the Roar ing Glmblet ledge. No further work was done and (he claim was abandoned until this spring, when two Germans from California took possession. At a depth of 86 feet of the tunnel sunk they discovered the pocket two weeks ago, at which time (10,000 was taken out with pan and mortar in a few days; several nuggeta weighing over $50 being picked up. The prospect has every appearance of outrivaling the noted Uold Hill pooket of twanty-flva years ago, from which $160,000 was taken in a ooupls of weeks. Court House Items. Mortgage $ 61 00 Chattel mortgage.- 400 00 BEAL ESTATE TBANFEH8.' U 8 to E Wells 60.10 aores in tp 17 e r 9 w, patent. Elizabeth M Gale to H R Klncaid 818.78 acres In tp 18 a r8 w, $1. E O Potter et ux to George O Yoran part of lots 9 and 10 blk 9 Bkmner'j ad to Eugene, $500. D H Hemeuway to Daisy Hemen way land in Htoufter'a ad to Cotttga Grove, $1. B M Haw Icy it ux to W A Hemen. way, J interest in lot 4 blk 9 Long & Landea' ad to Cottage Grove, $50. U B to Philip E Jackson 120 aores In tp 18 s r 2 9 w, patent. W M Happlngfleld ec ux to 8 H Friendly 175 acres In tp 17 s r 4 w, $7353. ARTICLES OF INOORPOBATION, Supplementary artioles of Incorpora tion of the Waltervlll Building Co are filed. The ohjeets of the corporation are to build a publio hall at Walter ville and lo buy and sell land, etc. The capital stock Is increased from $760 to $1060. PltOBATk COURT. In the natter of the estate of John Tall, deceastd. Arthur B Taltand 8 BEakin, executors, file report shtiw- Ing total disbursements of $1928 67, re ceipts, $2043.03. CIKODIT COURT.' J 8 Fergiuson vs Craig Hays, to re- oover nionty. Bids Wanted. . June 4, 1901. Notice la hereby given that bids will be reoeived by the board of dirsotors of Hohooi District No 4, Lane county, Oregon, until 8 o'clock p m Friday June 21, 1901, for putting In a system of water oloseis and connections In the new Patterson Hphool building now under oouslruotlon; In accordance with plans and specifications of Chas Burg graf, architect, now on file with the chairman of Bald board. The board reserves the right to re ject any or all bids. A certified oheok tor $100 must accompany each old. 8 B Eakin, Geo F Chaw, Chairman of Board. Clerk. For Sale. On corner of Fourth and Jafieraon street, one .juni t; block and hoase, newly bnllt, twelve rooms, all rooms haid finished and are large and neatly flulshsd; fine windmill tower; water piped through honse and lawn; good barn; also flue fruit ot all kinds. For particulars call ou 8 M Douglas. Residence For Sale, My residence on the north Bide of Fifth street, between Washington and Jefleraou streets, la for sale. For term, apply to B F DorriaJ Geo A Dennis. 0a. 8 07 0 XIX A. Baarstas fllM Kind You Haw kmn BoctM Found. A ladies Jacket at Willam ette and Eleventh streets several days ago. Owuer can recover the same at the Guard office. o Take them e to day and ycui2 bo we!! g .SOW to-morrow. o o Oaidwiris g Cold Cure 2 (Cold in hoad) Q MoCurcNoPav'a?5c G..,, LQ As.usl i.WwI. s. rraaalM. Sold By Linn Drug Co BUSINESS OAKU . ATTOHNE YS-AT-LAW. J M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ColleotloDi a specialty. 3th o Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTOENEY-AT-LAW lAite -Over First National Bank. Edoihs, Obioom, O WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW. Offioe One half block sotith of Chrliman Blk Eooihi, Oaiooa. E K 8KLPWORTH. 4.TT0KNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's. Euacri Oaxaoa. BEUtOS W THOirPSOa CHAS A HABDT. rjlHOMPSON 4 HARDY, ATTORNEYS-AT-L 4.W. Office In First National Bank Building. l raotice in Ail in 8 courts. Euaufi, Obboon. M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank, Eugene, Oregon. JJARBA 4UGH & KISSINGER ATTORNE YS-AT-LAW Office Room 8 McChmg Building. Euosne, Oheoon. B DORRIS, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will practloe in all the courts of the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court or trie sutie. 8ecial attention given to collections and mailers in proDate. Office First Nationa Bank Bldg. Rooms L 2 aad 8, MEDICAL. D RJW HARRIS. PHY8IOIAN AND SURGEON. Offioe Over Wilkins t Linn's dm at,, Office Hours 9 to 12 a m; 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. Residence Ferry street between 11th and izm. JpAINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offices In Eugene Loan 4 Savings Bank Special attention to surgery and surgical dis eases of women. J S LUOKEY, JEWELER. Watches andJClooks'Repaired. Beam. Oamov JR Q BIDDLE, DENTIST ritK 1 1 mi: . . v.. . - a".L . . V, f. u,weui mim sb Sith streets, one block westj ofMtoneeota U IX. SMITH, a O. MUSS A. . SMITH. D.O OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS Eugene Loan 4 Savins Rank v,lui Office hours 9 to 12; 1 :30 to 4 :S0. evening hours bv aiiuointmant. calls attnden to day or night. PitKKP for BAt.R. 100 head of young sheep. Enquire at corner of High and Peventh streets, Eugeiitt, ft II I'KATHKH. OAT3n.X A. Bsanths f It Hino imi H.iw km Bouglt Boreen fly doors aud windows. F L Chambers. Twenty-seventh shipment of the beautiful Hnell bicycle Just received a Marker Guu Works. These wheels are giving fine satisfaction, We are headquarters for mining men because we carrry the only com plete line of miners' supplies in the clly. Uiinin Hardware Co. Auotlirr carload of Jlarlne buggies and mirlHgcs Ju-t received; the good restiiar buggy and wveral new and nnWhy Jo' a. "re them at Jf li Chambers. JERBEKT LEIGH ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST Eootsa oaiooa- Jlest M)iil,i Aaay laboratory in the SUI . .. ...,.. ., ic-turuft Kiianuiieen. w r orking tnts raaile on ore aamplm of one to Vk I i . 'ru"ue the mtt suiuble I Hole 1 Eugene.. T N SEGAR, Proprloror. Strictlv firat claw. Naw imnatreruent. Hate-, $1 trday. Crilffclquartera for MilllngsndMlnlngMen CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought IR '1 ' i i J. I I: '1.1.,. .. n:l'l,yl , Not Made by the Trust. IF YOU have pride then take a ride ou the beautiful, beautiful, Suell i'iiycle. The framt-s and fnuoe lugs are niQAU' of the finrst ETiuit) wrought stL The i..Lvif"nre th Uui"US ExctfUior, aud we give yt.u any kind of trv you umy wiili, ai!i a In: uption on sad dloH ami hnntMe luim, TbNe v. Iiecln are maile hythaSNKLL BICYCLE CO,, of Toledo, t)liio. The shoija cover over 7 aerea of land, tl,u buildings are of brick, two and throe sturieshiKh. '1 he iuahtyof therluetl Licycles never been questioned. Prices for Juvtnllei $20.00, $22.00 sid $25.00. Prices for the standard sizes $27.00, $30.00, $35.00, $40.00, $50.00 floticecf ' 'j, i :i . " gn t,. "'). i: '-a.i "'K '-' tin We trade for old wheels, and sell on instal.meut We wnull like for you eo call w! thai beautiful Snell bicycles. Yuri m: t Barker Gun Works, Orel ene, Oregon. Unexceptional Livery Service You always git at Wtst Hri'B Our rlcea are low enough to enable yc.u to eujny Kprtng rrivlng with-' i:ut filing the cost. BtageH leave our stuldea f.ir Lea burg and iuierraeoiate points daily at 0 o'clock: a in. 'Hlue River aud inter mediate points Mondays, WedneBdnya and Fridays at 6 o'oIoub: a m. WEST BROS. Corner Willamette and 10th eta, Eugene, Oregon. 1,'olk,. i. i . . , an B3n.vv.u- ,";, ; Mw r.nio ol ... rat-lit rihuri ( i "ay ol i,,ULU' , ltttu U: ), .... ' J"y 01 11a cli.'iivi".','','''' luirivbl, .....l . . ; . u- Icn' , viiwe uf a , , Hu"' whtriu u,-o T Ik, .''' la plainutts slu c a i , t. i" niauuii.ii in i., ;"..lu at to-wit: K CIlljt'd iit(j Iho Doctor SliLo i. i dwriet, the fnuM ",.- la, a ' Urns ltivtrmtarr U flr T ',.. . "h.sauTi Hue biluLK,. I0 aua tS.,'' located u biui, Hi,- .. ", ' T oouu.y.Or,guu.tt'""11""cB lueromr, in tha naue nl .1 BLUE EIVEIi CITY. . The Coming Mountain Town, Mining Center o western uregon LjOis are onow on oaiej. p.,.. MriMir If you want a beautiful aumnier home withlall the advantaeea nfai.it; DUy llUVv Httudunt; if you want to make nn investment that will pay you mainfoldly; if vou want to be in the swim in the great Blue Hiver Mining Boom, that w Boon to coine, buy lota now In Lime lllver uity. r or a periou oi Fifteen Days Only Choice buRiueea lotB will be Bold for S50; choice reBitlence loU for S25. This is orjty a Btart. Prices will then k uP- RI 1TR DIVPD riTV- beautifully located on the banks of the far DLUC I I V CK VI 1 I. famed Blue Kiver, and in in the tract of the rich old quartz mining district of Blue Kiver, which is on the verye of a substantial lx m. It her een plotted and dedicat ed by tf. C. Sparks, wbo makes these liberal offers, and will be 5 lad furnieh information to inUndixg investors. Special To purchasers lithetota nndthe above tennB either finished or rough lumber fur bulldinp purpOBeB will r bedev eof red on lota at mill prices. S. C-SPARKS. Blue Kiver City, Oregon, For the Baby there ii nothing like plenty of fresh air for health and vigor. Our hand some baby carriages and go-cart en able the little ones to take -a daily airing at small cost. Sleeper and re clining go-carts and baby carriages we have in many different stylet at prices ranging from 55.00 to 15.00. DAY & HENDERSON. AKMOItY BLOCK. fj- ; ; ) A-I o - . wmin unco vi.l, . Uou aud urdi-r ol si ,."' ! Iwill oil,-, l,r tBl pr-'perty, at public ,,,.,i i mo south door of u,i LX t the 7th day of ot i, VPl bourofa0'c,o,:kl.lulA7' SUMMON Iu th Cir.-,,i. f'.,,,.. - .1 . ou for L."..V.-,:'v,u!,,'fc ttlna I. iiuij ThomaV Hi,w Tu (li itui, ,,f .1.. ... . ltd iu int. above i-muled son lEtl. , iH-ka from M.uj tL0 Gih daj at k V"1, aud l! ou fii if. tn auswt-r lor w,.m ilnnol ite i-t rir.v vlic knn, .ur iLt3Tti:e; f;a if the niaitms c uiihct iiita uni utltllll .-Hill II HI IlKl.'ir ... , ciinn' i! to luii 1 huuli'v. Tbtt diltfi III r.'H 1 nt f.,A I.i:.. , . BDu mourt is Ji,u R-.i,, r.ol.i '1 hu ',nii!;ri''- i 1 t ..1 u. rvuui; , j:vi ..u , '-l Hllf KIQ tKtlffl it Otb day ot iiY, jUuleu Am) t..ii, lvol. A C WOODCOCK 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW; and where to secure high grade wines and liquors, to gut the best and purest at low prices. You can always tind the very choicest vin tages in clarets. Burgundies.Kbine wines, champagnes, and every thing in the best tKble wines, with the bent borjuetand hneBt flavors, as well as choice old whiskies, ale, porter and beer at, W. M . RENSHAW'S Eugene, Oregon. .Aa-SMOKE High Grade 5c Cigar F. C. Potts Manufacturer A Master Stroke in fine laundry work we lay on every article lann.lered hy us whether it be linen or Madras white or colored shirt, oollar, cutis or shirt waists. Our laundry work is unapproachable in point uf lienuty in color, finish and conscier tious care. We win appro bation by Riting satisfaction and peerless work at low prices. Eugene Laundry Co CITATi.J TO HEIRS In the Ccuut ('.-.;.: i ( the SulecICiJ. fur ;ht- t-Muiit, . , i, ne. Iu lilt uli.Uvf 11 !i, eeillleolibllffili Ut'OtllKt il. To K,ah A l.-w 1 W. S. Ui'.II L.tliiii.- J,' ,:( at V I I'.tti, li. . ; LuUitt, Sr,i Iw. C:itUi'.ntid .'n'i': -r uu, A.buu FiU.1 ,M. l.l.. . C.'J.b'- jiMlS. Isi Jt'OUi! ,.f, M ill:.- .:, S.tV.iitt'jitji persnfip 111 rr'Ui.iu'i:ii.u..l.:e Gtj( 1M Tilt ,lu ut 'jilt, .-i.ihii Or. Ion, 11 t- L r. 1 v ii:u to aj ptur u of uic on, 1 oourt room of L'llif, oil 1UU1, ui on .1 C UI' Cl 1 .NH i' 1 .,n of Lir. 11 a l, m L..L.ct latlet; 1 . n.e 1-1 mi ir k ui li.i' iilEtit.iiMS' dny, thtn tuni ilitie to bIhjoki'J! tht-ro be, wli an orJn ol tult .ol Hi lowing rel projifity le!cct:i( J above unmr-d t.ili.i- .eLniid il Usi or. er to piiv tit dl'Ltii aui cla ,' said or if.o. Lot Nu. i iu blr.ck 17, in tne(a pi, 1 1 I Cugino, Lau,' ioui'IV, Oii i itiusi, ihe hi'ii 11 i.Ku.Ml.Fal thi- uiuuij r. 1.' I i. H i fctlt0lu,i the oouuti i.l I.ui.i, mill lli i-o court atliiid, luio o;li daj tl M " AttiHt, E.C,I.u,C4 By Hoy Kxoi, Ui)mty. Notice lo Creditors. r.i.i. t T...,.,u II T.:rkir.lltr Nvlice ia hereby f. f!ij ooucern that tbo tlticHwgill:'"" uly, has been by lie count, county, Ore,;ou, duly rill1'rT tratlil oi the ct.,lf of Lines Hl-a" ceased, and till pi-rroai tora,"" HCuiimt aaid esicte are herrby mi required lo , u. It. proper von.'i iTh 10 - - jjj., the law ollieo of 'ill. mp" g Euoeue, Late coui.tv, Oregun, i. ruombb from the date ol i!"8 k Dated ft Kllivi.,-, yifCoMla" of April, 1'Jt'l. ,....r.v.,i. 1 1-ii-a v - Adralnintratril ol IhJ esute ot Tnekor, dici iti.i. TuoMI-hOS ,V ilAM'Ti Attorneys for tatn'.e. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury Aa mercury will surely destroy the aeuee of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Hut'h articles should never be ued except on prescriptions from reputable physi cians, an the damage they 111 do is ten fold to the good you pan polblY derive from litem. Hall's Catatrh Cure, manufaclnred by F J Cheney d Co, Toledo, O, contains nn mercury, and Is taken Inttirtiallv n.,n,, i..i J upon the blood aud mucous smfin-s of the system. In buyipg Hall's Catarrh Cure he sure you get the genuine. U is taken Internaltv. and rM.iA .. irin do, Ohio, by FJ Cheuei 4 Co. Teatl- 8od by drucelitN. i.rlr n..r rw., tie r Hall's Family PUN are the bent. No Cure Xo Pay. That I tht WftV ftll t-irrr..'.. II . Ttet. (.'hill Tonic for I hill, MaUrk ItS UUliounma. It b m plfMt to Uk i '4'a nu OWH The Hoffman O 'EIGLER, Proprietor f.UNDY DINNER 50c SUMW0NS. In tbeCi.cmtC.nrt..f.USW;iO for tl,, t.Vuuti ol i Bt""' . ., P.l..h..h tT: tu.i l'1""'3' NOTICE TO CliKDMOhS. Georgo T T"i ' ill .Ttl,!l' . deft mi.iut : IN 'llir. XA.MF. OrcRiui : You it -' rtqilirtd to i.i i phaiil it's Cfii. . titled t'"t.rt .ii .' six i : i If in May, ll'i'l. t ' of jiiue, I. ol, aud aiiK.ver 1 will n,,l7 prat eu K.r W' h tor II., i u.-.i.i. raot l.i iwei n 1 I or full rebel tut. The date of t'.e Muiiiu'iu is ! .v nious I-' I'l'.l''! Klndiil, Liie'ii; V'leiU'll, i:n - . - of Mav, 1'ated l.i., ' ' it:1 .1. i,'.ri ',.F TPS 0 ,-"l:r .?r: . T. ., r.l.il ; .,,;.ul It' K , i ii rt '' mZ . i. oi i:-1" , in Notice rf f " L r::", I.i 1 rjr. ml! Ni.tue i l.''l A.lmli i-tr.-.t r. Nntii-aN lil.v i... ,i i, I of l.oie t'. iui'. h.a " " .fl " - ' . '. the mi f slate of W tlliam Mi-l'heaanp, deceased, hy ! ,, -. 1. - ri iniiii ns ciatms Against '! "atale are bete by rolitled to present tlio aame to the eiecnior at the la ni ol Oeo. 11. Dorris. at Kno. n ru n. !"n, within six monlha from th." h.i. 'hi. notice, with ihe npessary venchera. i ' vm mis Bin tlay of May. PHI. .. Eli'U. lUaoka owbrb, tiecnlor. & , n L - . . S-A.UIUr, . Altvfl.lMld ,1 rin..!!v ri- tlir linal xtt.'i All i" i hen-l.v H"t Ii ' lliM t.T sny )" .,- .!.! It i sai.i llifi-. K r I K.lt.-Ki.-.. ' " Altyhl!' !'- 1 K.-u iur we eftate.