Roseburg review., January 28, 1916, Image 2

ROSEBURG WOMAN IS
I
RETURNED TO
Mollie Bowers Must face Charge
of Stealing Child
BROTHER ALSO UNDER ARREST
liltle Marias Bowers Prfrs to Rrnidin Wiib
Her Molber Brought Bxk from
Aberdeen on Wnintsdjy
POKTLAN'H, Jan. i", . The child
prattling of the kindness of Dm- pro
bation officer who bought her candy
anil peanittH on the tram i hie to
I'ortluud, iti mother making no et
fort to conceal lor aiiKt-r, ami tin.
brother noin halaiitly explaining that
he had nothing to do iih tin- kid
nupiiiK, Mollie Himcin, five year old
Mai Ian linwi-rn ami dell Slump ar
rived in 1'ortland i-Kti'i day ulK'r
noon from Aberdeen. Wash.
They with apprehended In that
city Tuesday, ai I'T a scan h begin
ning lata Saturday with the ahduc
tlon of the. .vpuiiKdcr, who was a
ward of tin Juvenile rotitt.
"I want to k to jail? I want to
bo beh Ind tin barn! " Htormcd tin;
pretty divorcee, whom- last bunco
to Berlin1 possession of the child for
whom he luiH been tlfchiiiiK in Ore
gon courts for two years probably
was ruined by tin ktdn; piiiK. w tu n
Mrs. A. K. CoKmirf. bend of lb.
home-placing department of the
Juvenile court, offered sympathy.
"I didn't have anything to do with
the kidnaping 1 only followed Mnl-
GIRLS! HAVE WAVY,
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
EREE EROM DANDROff
Knve Your lliiir! Ooiihlo II Itettuly
In a hew .Minuted Try Thin
If you rnrn for heavy hair, th.it
f?l 1st ens with beaut y and I rati ia tit
with life; hits an Incomparable sott
neHH anil in fluffy and iuht ions, try
Handerlue.
J iixt olio application douhlcH (lie
beauty of your hair. b'iiNs It tin
mediately dlsKolveH every particle of
dandruff: you ran not have nice,
heavy, henlthy hair if yon have dan
druff. This destrurt Ive Hciirf rohrt
the hair of Its lustre, its strength and
Hn very life, and If not overcome ft
prod u ceH a fe erihncn4 and itching
of the xralp: the hair rooln famish,
looxen and die; then tin hair falls
nut fast.
If your hair him been neglected
and 1 thin, fadetl, dry, m i ago or
too oily. gel a eeiit hot lb of
Know lion s Hamletlne at any d.ug
ntore or toilet counter; apply I n 1 1
an directed and ten minutes utter
you will ay this Is the best luvest
Iiient you ever made.
We sincerely believe, regardless of
everything else advertised, that if
you desire solt. In -trous. he nil II ul
hair and loin of It no dandruff tin
Itching Malp and no mure falling
hair- you must use KnnwHons Pan
der I no. If eventually why in it
now ?
lie to try and shield her from
trouble," Stump, the brother, tried
to explain to ii. M. Liuk, probation
o:ii' v.-.
'It ;is Iota of fun travliu'," de
ntine ly explained blUe Mar 1.111. S:.e
s'u,.d upon a 4 n a 1 r, mulling and (hat
ting Midi attaches of Hi jiiw-mIh
i iui', all of whom were old friends
of llo- y oiifin.-fer who has seen mndi
of 01.1 is in hr brief lite. The
ninth' r l.:td gone to the vt omen's
'Iharhrs 111 t lit county Jail.
'I he (ir ui: ilMn of the child.
, l.tiiii' d at t n- iile In Inn of the ti i;l
January I '., when Judge Cleetuii oT-i--ii'i
t!,i- mother anoth'T chanie,
auy. Mat tan was t go to tin- home
of Mi-: I. It. Saxton, at itaiton. Or.
a, etc was to haw- ln-i 11 kl't
Mil Mollie Ho-n prowd to th:
a 1 1- la I ili ol tin- oi l I 1 1 1 at :ie
' .til'l h.- a st 1.1 M lif-'. Could she
niiv 1 h'" 011 1 1 at t lie i nd vt a
1 a.-i,nahlf time that hlie was a fit
jn'i mi to raie tor ttn- hild. site waH
! av.ind'-d h'T daughter.
It is e pi-i mI I hat indict nun ts
i hart: im; M rs l!o a its and St ump
with rhiid -li-aliriM wli b returned
hv llie maud July lodav. Meanwhile
1 h aie ImiiIi in I he con lily jail in
l: 11 i,1 $ I 1 liond.
The rhihl has not known her
miiih'-r, a. a mot In r, for loiiK-
"Would 011 like to Kn hack to
Mr. and Mis. 1 1 rant ?" I'rohat ion
1 Kt ir it I iHkt's asked Mai Ian. The
; rants had tin can or On- chlM in
liali.i ami hoi-aiiie tiimli attached to
her. I
'No." she pouli'd, and slumped her
little loot. ,
"Why not? Weren't they nlre to
vou?" I
" e es, they're nice,"
"Who do you want to k to?" '
"1 wanna ko to Molli IIouits!" I
As a ili-kMitse. Mrs. Howers took
v. II h her at Kriday some of Iht
oldest Hollies and dressed the child
in shahliv rarmi-nls. With per mis- i
.loti from the Juvenih- court ofticers. !
Mrs. Ilowois appeared al the K razor
doifiitlou home at I o'cloi k that dav
and ((ink llie rh i I d ostensibly lo (he
courthouse. lnsti-ad she hurried tin
viiinush'r into a waillni; taxi and,
dioe to Vancouver. There she 1 !
I'honv I Tor her brother to Join her. 1
l-'rank Thra:doT. probation oltlrcr.
hn a ted t 1m- runaw a vh in Aberdeen.
Tliere the girl hail secured hoiise
keepiitg rooms and Stump was plan
uiim lo have for I'ortlaud. Tlie girl
threatened lo r iuht extradition, hut
could not sec lire a la w it for less 1
than $ '. and as she had no money
she gave up the Idea of fighting. J
Miv lUmei- i!htril. I
"Kvery time et ;i chance I am1
oln In take tnv child awav from
any person that has her. I'll do it
'f I have to kill some one. It Is a
mat Icr of life and deal h w ith me. 1
If tln v are itointi to take Mai ton
:iway I can t live."
Mollie Mowers sat In the reception
rooiu in Ihe women's ward of the
oiinly Jail this morning and told at
lennth the st 01 y or her I wn-vear" ;
lii;lit to keep possession )f her "1
v ear old dair-'Jiter. I ler last chance '
wa- lo: t last l-'ridiiv when Mrs. Itow
ers k idna iped 1 he child from the 1
l-'raier detent ion home and tied to
Aheideen. Mrs. (lowers, Clell St u nip, 1
her hi lit her, and Marion were
bronchi hack to I'm Hand esterday
alterno m, 1
Indictments elm 1 t;l kidnaping ;
were retui m-d hv Ihe ranil jury this
iih irn i lit: iiKaimt .V i s. How its and
her hiol her I hunt w its rived at
$ l noil w hl h sum is so lur;e that
neiiloT Mrs. Mowers nor Slump will
le :ih! lo futiiish il Thev will sta
in Jail until thev are tried.
I newr intend' d to take Minion
awav wli 11 I went out to the l-'racr
hnnie last 1'iidity." said Mrs. MowelH
toda. "Mrs A. K t'osmiir railed
me tip al mv it pa it 11 1 1 ' 11 1 and told me
--he h.nl lo'ind a lioitie tor Marion,
semi some one el-e out to the home,
and brin: her to the juvenile court.
I trod lo t:e out of H I Knew
llie temptation would he Kicat I
told Mrs ro-nrli't I was waiting for
a in-''.;iv;e ahotil a Jolt I (old her I
h:e! to l-ii to Work I betu;i'd hT to
end osine one eUe out ot the home.
L'.ut she imitated that 1 go. "
WUa Mri. fcor rtaLhed th
home il- were irutiiii Mur.on a
lot to-s At 2 bclo'.k everything wan
rraly and tite mother and daughter
loo-; a 1 ur for the rity.
"Mother. hy don t you steal me
.Mrs liow
with her. "You can color your hair
and dress tu up in boy'n
hiiheh. and they will never find uf . I
Please ;ieal me! I tlon't want lo be'
with an one else "
Coiotu and Cold Are IhuiKruus.
Few of ui realize the danger or
coutfbs and told We consider them
common and harrnlead ailment.
However statistics teil us every third
person dita of a Iulk ailment. Uan-j
tferous bronchial and lung distaaes ,
tilhl K1-'-.'1 1 body BtruKKle. ainst cold Ke.ms.
no better aid can be hud (ban Dr. j
King's New LMhcovery. its merit
has been tested by old aud yountt
In ute over 4j years. Get a bottle
toil!, v A vn'tti t ct . L i.t uurw.ua
I lie monier ci i ci tuv i iiiien a ia
i a tj ami took Ihe Kirl to the Van
NOTICE OK HNAL SKTTLK.MKNT.
for Douglas
of Photbe
tuiiK allmenu.
liruKKits.
louver fert Then she culled Up IHT)
i.rother, in the .lackson aj-arlments,
and told him to hurry right over and
uo et her at the Vancouver ferry j
slip. I
The Juv.-uile. couit lf letting me
take Marion to the home In Van
Miimr," Slump says his sist'T told
him. The v ouiik nan hurried over 1
to the ferrv . Then he and his sister
and her child went to Vancouver.
M is. I lowers went to the Mouse of 1
1'iovideme, a Catholic institution,
and ask ed for t lie hlMT Superior,
wlio was out. j
Then Hhe insisted that her brother!
f-t her a room. He did, and then
he-t track of her for eveal hours
Mrs Lowers went to a pieiure show J Mr .,r,(j Mrfi ,,.,., (avjri f yovt
and then back to her rooming house. iall(t (.It f,)r their home la-t eveniiu
At 10::: 0 Kin- went to the depo' and aII(.r a IHit neri. wllh r-r(l.n,K.
hT brother followed her. She hotiKht i
a ticket to fVntralia. and her brother! MlsH r'rdvtl ""I'l-". ' lMlinham
, ,,(., u i..b..f silt. ! .,nash.. is spending a f-w da in th
Aberdeen train at U o'clock Saturdu
LOCAL AXI I'KItSONAL
Have Arundel tune it. Tel. &4-L.
Miss H'-len Shaver, of Sutherliu.
spent the day !er- with tr.emU.
fr-anory Lutter. T' c nts for two
pou mis. Don (.'In Count r -j: nierv
I. V. Coodtiian and wife, of Look
iim (.lu .s. leTt for Dole this moiniii-:
to visit with relatives
V D. Huick, of Myrtle Cre. k. re
turned home this morning ai n r a
visit of a couple of days here.
Dressmaking and ladies tailoring
Ov.-r the Hell Millinery stole. Mr.
Uelle Case.
morniiiK and Stump followed her.
"All Ihe time he was trvinK to net
me (o come hack," said Mrs. Mowers
todav. "and I was trying to lose him.
I don't k now where Marion got the
it lea, but my daughter suggested to
me that I leave her In Aberdeen with
some friends and go hack (o Port
land. " 'Vou can tell them I am still In
I'ottland. and that you don't know
anvthing about me,' she said.
' I have had trouble in the lust two
years - just because I want to keep
mv own daughter. The courts say
I am not fit to have her, hut if the
courts think they are looking after
the welfare of Marion that wav they
making a mistake. ( I hereby
Uej'iihlii a n
city with friend-'. She expei
return to her home tomorrow.
to
Country causat-e, spareribs and
backbone every Tuesday and Friday
Kconomy (irocery.
Arthur Itrown, who spent a few
da s here in the int'i est of the
Hearst publications, b it this morning
for Medford.
At the Christian Chur.-h tonight at
T:.'.u, sermon subject. "The 'ir:;i
Moving I'icture." A good service, a
good sermon. Attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mil. hell, of
K lam at li Kalla, arriv e here last
evening to spend two or three weeks
with friends.
In the County Couit
County, Oitfcjn.
In the matter 01 the estat
Met o, decease d.
Notice is hereby given that tho
undersigned executor of the last will
and testament of I'hoebe McCoy, de
ceased, has fib-d in the above entitled
court his final account in settlement
of said estate, and the above entitled
couit has, by order duly made and
-nt-red of record, fixed Wednesday,
the "Mid day of February, 1 !!;, at
the hour of 1" o'clock a. in., ol da id
day, 111 the County Court room in
Kobe burg, Oroguii, as the time aud
pla e for hiaring objections, if any,
to the allowance of i-aid final ac u'int
and the doling of said estate.
Dated this iMth dy of January,
IMii. .liHX McCtjY.
Kxecutor of the estate of I'hoebe M-
Coy, deceased. M
SIMMONH.
announce mvself as a
candidate for clerk or
Dowi-las County at the primary elec
tion. May 1!, lit Hi. Charles W.
j Clark.
t H. (I. Sonne matin, formerly ot
jtllendale hut or lute of foiiland, ar
I rived here last evening lo pass a few
1 days looking after business matters.
Fluff Kugs made from all k inds
I of old carpets. Mrs. Susie Mate .
"I unit right awav. couldn't find lioseburg agent for Western Fluff
any other woik. I went to the ma- Kug Co., Portland. Or. Phone tll-Y.
tron at the city jail and asked her to
get me a Job. I told her I had been
living on wafer for two weeks, she,
" hen th is t rou bin started t wo
vears ago I weighed 1 '' Jiounds.
Now I weigh !'". I have gone with
out meals for weeks at a time, just
he ause I wanted to keep Marion. I
was an actress once. was earning
$ I .'1 a week and my expenses, and
Marion and I were living well. Then
Mrs. Maldwin told me that if I want
ed to keep the girl I would have to
give up the stage
In the Circuit Coit-t of the State of
Oregon for Dourlas County.
.1. S. Mi own, plaintiff, vs. Maggie
Itrown, defendant.
To Maggie Mrwn. the above named
defendant:
In tne name of the State of Ore
ion. vou are he.ehy rnuired to ap
pear and answer the complaint of
daiutnr, filed against you In the
tbove eutii led court and cau.e, on
or before Thursday, the IMth day of
February. IHI'I. being the date pre
h . ribed by the court in the order for
lutdh ation of said summons for you
10 appear and answer said complaint,
and if you tail to appear and answer
aid con. plaint 011 or before said date,
daintiff will apply to the court for
lie relief demanded in his com
plaint, to-w it : that the court may
!ecree that the bonds of matrimony
low ami h'Telofore existing between
d .tin tiff and defendant be dissolved,
'hat plaintiff be granted the care and
.us:tody of plaintiff's and defendant's
minor child. Freddie brown, and for
tiis costs and disbursements In this j
suit. I
This summons Is published In the j
Itosehurg Keview by an order of Hon.
!f. W. Marsters, County Judge of 1
Douglas County. Oregon, by an order
ade the I - th dav or January. 1 9 1 1.
The til st publication of this sum
mons is ot ilate January 1.1. ism.
ind the last publication thereof will
,ie Thursday, the 2 I th day of Feb
ruary. 1!Ui. making a period ot six
till and consecutive weeks.
CKOltCK .IONKS.
T Attormv for Plaintiff.
Miss Certrude Weed, of St. lleb-n:'.
who had been visiting here with Miss
u role tne letters which she said
would help.
" ' hat is your name?' t hey
asked every place went. "Mollie
Mowers. Cot out" I didn't have a
chance. I couldn't earn a living. If
I hid done and been all the things
they say I have, wouldn't 1 have
money now'.' Would I he up against
It, and in jail, simply because I
haven t the mucy lo employ a law-
er?
I.etitia Alliums, left
visit with her sifter
der of the winter.
this morning to
for Ihe remain
av c ( hop KXPFNsr.s
considerably bv buying vour
in. .Ms at fhi- market Not at
1 1 1! i. ot mi t lit fit her
You'll mid our meats choice.
and lender. No better
had an w hci e at niiv
Mut ve bin tlire.t and
la: re iju a nt it .0 and ai
cii 1 ! 1 led to ii e v oil coil
1 aVe of our meat Uiotlev .
"My brother isn't mixed up in this
He jusf followed tne to see that 1
didn't get in trfotible. He would have
been a lovely brother if he had told
them. 'Mere's my sister; come and
arrest her.' '
Stump's story varies from that of
his sister in one detail, she said she
could not get anv money from hi in.
lie .ud today that just before shi'
left for the Fra.er home sit
him for $-'", saying that sin
have to buy so nit clot lies for the
habv. Stump gave her the money.
"Mollie is just as good as any girl
In this tow n." said Stump today.
"The altldaviis they have about our
act ions in Itosehurg are lies. They
ere started by a woman because
she w as afraid her husband would
loe his job ir I kept mine "
"What gets me," Mrs Mowers ron
clud. d, "is the wav these women
11 1 dm ml the invetiile court came and
threw their arms around me antl told
me t hev w ere with me. A fter me,
t toy meant . 011 1 v thev will ha ve to
go some to cat. h me w hen 1 get
Marion '
Russell Harness returned fni
Portland this niotning, where he at
tended I he auto show. He reports
the exhibition the biggest and best
yet staged In that citv aud that the
show was of great value to the sales
men oT earn.
I hereby announc" myself as a can
didate for county commissioner at
(he Repulili nil primary e let turn to
be In Id on May 1!. W. K. St. John.
S. S. Haiti win. hr;iher-in law o!
Harry l.imlM-r, died Saturday night
in Portland. He conducted a photo
graph gallery. Harry I ,i ml see came
down I rnm ( 'n flee Creek la.t night
and left this afternoon to aid his
sister in disposing of the properly
asked 1 h'1' hy the deceasN. Mrs. Joseph
would Sykcs is al--o at Portland, having
left for that place Sundav. Mr.
I.indser savs laere is about two feet
of snow at Coffee Creek at the i res
ent time, and (he miners are expect
ing a good rain when the snow melts
This thev i la 1 in Will furnish plenty
of water with which to continue min
ing late in th'- season.
1 1
I"
b.
I't IC
nd
The Cass Street Market
Loim Kohlhjgcn, Prop.
10." Wt vi Cs Street,
MWY cmilHtFA II A V K WORMS
Worms are a 1 otuuion childhood
ailment They nuiko children irri
table, nervous a I'd test less, besides
lobteiig (lie body and nitnd of proper
nou 1 is it men t . atch your child,
l A.iimiie the stools and at the f i r t
eciis of worms give your child a
treatment of Kickapoo Worm Killer.
They k:ll the worm, act as a lax.i
ti and expel ihe worn.- ami poi
son. ms w.i.te Tone Ihe s stem an l
h. p let ore your child's health and
h.ippv li-i'os:tlon Only J.-c at o,.ir
Dtugg.st
I
What Becomes of The
DOLLAR?
I W u .1:1 1 -; ; .11, 1 1 1 nt" w lt.it I ev'i'iiu-s tt it u lie n
iuiM.'! ' 1 1 .1 ! M'N id" 1'ttttft, Imc.uI, l.inl,
ii.fitt , 1 1 i i1 ! "' -Tiu- tiu-u li. tut vjt-ts
1 Ol", tin- il.'.i: , ! 1 : I : : ! 1 1 : v; : n w vct 1 0c
II I U I tlit" i ',,.'; S()k' v 1 1 . t" ll'tf lu'Ip, p. lor
sr. 1 phi s .1 1 tl . 1; ;i : n W'tiscs, inc-t ol w hii'h
is sju'nt w .', h !. v a v. 1 : v li. cits $ 1 .00 si-nt out
t.t" ( : 1 1' - :i , . w . v 01 s . n t tl ciu illation.
- M l- i l l)
A Town iurtiiiies a City
Ah.s(tlutclij ;uv 'Hiliii to tli.- p iron;io . c
KHvlovl its li mil' iiuliutrics.
and M' Fred. ri. k
e-iv t. W . b :
e I'ortl itid. n'fer a
t flu-, nt looking a
1 c-ts
te h i", Sfmb baker
a er.
last
Solve your coffee trouble, call for
j P. S C. ste.--riit, in the brown pack
'age. It is all coffee ijiinlit'. . no e
j pensive pat kaue cost. You will get
real pleasure from a cup rightly
j fire pa red from P. S. C. t 'of lee
, Pai ked especially for l'eode's Sup
j ply Co.
That .1. K Weaver, of Red l.o.Ue.
Molilalia, who lias been spending lii'
l.ast t.-w wei ks at l nle Creek visit
lug his hrot !o '. Kd w In Wca v er. luu
distinguished himself as a trainer ol
fiigs ami nth." livestock, was the
serf ion m.nl. here todav bv Fdw in
Weaver .1 1; WCaver is verv fond
of swine, an ! when he an ive.) at th
home of t: - brother m ar Mv rtle
Creek, he stalled in to tea-dt one o'
the jitinnai- ome airohatic Munis
V cording to Fdw in W hi er. (his
part ii niar pt can almost talk, so
ionded to the insti uc
fer Anoti.er jug w ill
out feet. ai.or.'.Mi fn
and si tali h lis ku I,
e. (. in the event Mi
ot return to h: honv
before long, Fdw n;
' w ill be in a ;'f;ii lo
ie ctn us , ihini'-'v in
;ctlng a ranch
TH t UNIVERSAL CAR
.M re than a million I'urJs arc now in
c.irvilav uc, every vvhtrc. llere are
senile rcaxn ler this remarkable
reci 11! iiialily er ice reliability
lnv price eoiiMiny f 'eratinii
ami maintenance and the character
ami reininsibility ii the company
the l'"ird is certainb' the only I'niver
s:M C:r. Runabout S3'H), Toitriiif,' Car
S41M, C'otteIet S?'(l. Town Car .S.40.
Se:!an $7-10. f. . b. Pel roil. On saie
at i. W. I'-unictt's ( iara.e.
ik;ii i ij;i:t ki.oi is. otick of .xmml mkktixi;.
Flour made from the liar lest j The annual meeting o. the stock
wheat is drier, will absorb ni'jre j holders of the Kos.-burg Park and
moisture when being prepared for I Fair Association will be held at the
bread, hence a sack will make more j parlors ot the lioseburg Commercial
loaves of bread, tiet it al the P.
pie's Supply Co.
For best jitnev seivi e eatl Palace
of Sweets, phone Tti. City and tomi
trv calls answered until midnight
Club on Saturday. February 191G,
at 4 o'clock p. ni.. for the purpose
of elect ng sevi n dire -tors and trans
acting sm ii other business as may be
brought lieiore the meeting.
Ci. V. W IMHKltLY. Secretary.
VOTICF OF I l.l, SKITI.FMFNT.
In the County Court for Douglas
County, Oiegen.
In tlu- matter of the estate of Mary
Fa: tisvv oi l h, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
an leivsigned administrator with the
will anii"ed ot the estate of Mary
Farnsworih. deceived, has filed his
nnal account in said estate, and thai
the County Court lor Douglas Coun
ty, Oregon, by an order duly made
on the Mh day of January, I ! I has
et Monday, the Ttli day or February,
IMti, at 10 o'clock jn the forenoon.
as the time, and the County Judges
office In fh courthouse as the place.
hearing objections, ir any, to said
account, and the final settlement of
-aid estate.
Date,) January fl, 1016.
HKO. W. S'I'KPHKNS,
Administrator with the will annexed
or the estale or Marv Fai nsworth.
deceased. T
HIGHEST MARKET
Price Paid For
OLD
Lead and Brass
Roseburg Plumbing and Heating Co.
C. W. HUGHES. Prop.
.llllTll.PU' NOT II K.
4 Office Phone 151
9.
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MALTED MILK
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In the County Court of t lie State of
Oregon for OoimLts County.
In the matter of the estate of JaniM
T. ltuchaiiau. deceased.
Nome is hereby iven
undersi;;!i' d has been duly
administrator of the estate
T Itm h:in:in dei eael In
the above entitled court. Ail persons
ha in ilaims uuaiust ya.tl estate
are her-by reuuired to present ttiem.
with the proper vouchers, duly veri
fied as hv law reijuired. to llie utl
ier-iuned at his i est deuce in liose
ttuii;. Oreuon, to Ins attornevs,
Nelllter & Willlbei'ly, at their office
m said city, within s:v months from
the first i.iibli alloli of this notice.
Mated and first published Jan
WM. M . M.FC.
i ! m . i ti sn.iiiir of the estate ot Jan:e
l'. lUtctianan, deceased. T
SIMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Orvunn for the County of Douglas.
Maud F. Parks, plaintiff, a. Arthur
O. Parks. dei' ndant.
To Arthur o. paiks, the above-named
deft ndar.t:
In the name ot the State of Oregon,
you are hetebv rciuired to apear
and answer the complaint filed
aKaint yon in the above entitled suit
withiu six wetk from date of the first
publication of this sj ti. mo us. or tf
personal set v ice of said summons
ind ik: ; lait.t is made upon you then
within Si we-ks from the date o:
such srrv u e. and if vou fail to so
appear and answer, for want thereof
the plaintiff w ill apply to the court
for the relief demanded in said com
plaint, to;t: a decree dissolving
t he bond" of n at run en y h ere t of or
.ind now ev-th f. between the plain
tiff ail I defendant, her tests ami dn
bure:in'iits hi rein inclined, and s'ich
other relief as to the court in.iv eem
j u-t and i 1 1 u 1 1 a li I e . ad prayed for in
said complaint.
v,ou ate faitVer rmtified that tin-
'i;ii!iii'ii'i i servtd u; en you by pub
-uation t!re,f in the lie-eburn He
view, a new.apr of u-Tie nil circu
'..itien. pit! l:-h. d at Ko burit. lHuitf
Ia I'vuinf v. Ore-nil. p it sitiint to an
order of the lion .1 W. Hamilton.
ImUe of tee .u 1 court, duly made
on the 1','n l d u of Uecember. I y 1 ".
Vou ate further notified that the
la I e o' t l.e f : r I puldic.it ion of till--umn
ens iji the ird day of lece:n
-. 1 '. 1 '. an 1 t::e t.tt pub'i, a 1 1 o;i
tVe-eof wiil b( made on the ;d day of
februarv. U't'i
GEO. F. SKIFF,
T Attorney for PUIatiff
I 7l LLIAUL Ln I
Brandsof FLOUR arc the only
kinds we carry. We Guarantee
every sack of FLOUR we sell
to ive SATISFACTION or
your money back.
Queen Rose Flour $1.25
Pride of Douglas Flour 1.33
Queen City Flour 1.50
Crown Flour 1.60
CORN MEAL, GRAHAM and RYE FLOUR
Bran, sack 5c
Shorts, sack 1.25
Rolled Parley 1.25
Beet Pulp, 100 lbs 1.20
Cacked Corn, " 1.90
Whole Corn " 1,30
Oil Meal " 2.50
The Douglas County Mills
K. L. HASHFOKU