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May, partners under the Arm same of Hexter and May, He ter,wlfeofL.Hexter,--.MajriWlto o L-May; C. H. Dodd and Dodd, S ; aUo' Cha P7 Dodd, (If hv ng), It not, their unknown heirs; anl ... uuier persons or parties clalmlna any right, title, estate or Interest In o- Hen on the real property described hereindefendants. ; To L. Hexter and L. May, partners under the firm name of Hexter & -May, Chas. F. Dodd, (If living). 'if not, their unknown heirs,, and all other persons or parties claiming any right. "no, Bswie, interest or lien real property described fendants: IN THE NAME OP THE STATE OF OREGON, - .. . . You and each of you are' required to appear and answer complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit, on or before tne last flay of tlie time named in the order of' publication of summons, to-wlt; On or before the 27th day of May, 1912, and If you fail to so appear and answer the' plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in plaintiff's complaint. The relief prayed for jin the com plaint is that the defendants and each of them be required to set forth' the nature of their claim, title or intere3' in' and ,to f the .south; half (S) or iNortb'east quarter (XEl,i)7and south east quarter -(S154) of northwest quarter iNW'.i) of Becllon 2D In town ship 2 South of Range 36 E. W. M., it", rnion county, Oregon; and that whatever right, title, estate,. Interest! ol lieu the defendants, or each of them, have or claim in said land r. declared Inferior to the rights, title, and interest of the plaintiff therein, and that the defendants and each of them be forever barred from all right, claim, title or interest to said land. This summons Is published by order of the Hon. J, W. Knowles, circuit judge of the above entitled court for the county of Union, and by said order it was directed that this summon should be published In the La Grantfe Evening Observer, once a week, for six consecutive week's. . The date of the first publication is April 15, 1912. JNO. S. HODGIN. Attorney for Plaintiff. Apr 15 22 29 May 6 13 20 27 . KCBBUITS PERFORM FOB k CHIT. ICAL AUOIENCR, o RHEUTIATISM " Bhstimatlsm la' due to fa eacbtas of urlo a,old an irritating, inflammatory aooamolatton, which gets Into the otrouUtlon because of weak kldneya, eonatlpatlODtinctlfteatlon, and other physical Irregularities which re nsually oonscuraa or no imnortaac.i .Homing applied externally oan ever reaoa tha aeat ol thU troubUt tha moat suoh treatment oan do ia soothe the paina temporarily; while potash and other mineral medioinea really add to the acidity of the blood, and thin fluid therefore continually grows more acrid ana nuatea. Then instead of nourishing the different muscles and Joints, amnR uo the never be oured until the blood is purified; 1 8. S. 8i thoroughly cleanses and keeping them in a normally supple and elastio condition-, it gradually hardens tne natural ous ana nuias. Hneumatism oaa M andsUflens them! by drying Pnlon-La Grande Game ; Affords Chance to Look Things Orer. renovatee the olroulation by neutrallzlnn the aoida and driTlna the causa wind from the system. It strengthens and Invigorates the blood so that Instead Frisking about In a chilly 7 t r 15 8eekers after berths In of a sour, weak stream, depositing acrid and painful corrosive matter in Sh s no potas : roo' Book on Rheumatism and tne .La brands club of the Tri-State the muscles, Joints and bones, it nourishes -the entire body with pure, rl 5o yeoiBrimy auernoon pertormert Diooa ana permanently cures Hneumatism s. d. a. ooniaina ror tue edification of a fatr-Bized bunch alkali or -other harmful mineral, but is made -entirely of of funs when La Grande trimmed the barks of great purifying and 1 Union club in the Eastern Oregon ' any SiAdical advice free to all league, winning 7 to 5. The score was more lopsided than that until No-' aiue rapped one over the fence that tonlo properties: wao wnt.ii: ca no potash. its, herbs and ,B.nui'f. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLAHT1, OA. TEX DOLLAR BOOK FREE. The Adler-1-ka book, telling how you can EASILY guard against appendici tis, and how you can relieve constipa lion or gas on the stomach INSTANT LY, is offered free this week by A. T. Hill, Druggist: . mutter D. Dm Wall paper from 1 Oc to 75c per roll Paint, Picture and Room Mouldings Phone Red 971. 6th Street. Next Door to Observs Office Xotlce to Bidders. Notice is hereby given, that sealed bids will be received by the under signed until, May 1st, at S o'clock p. m., for the furnishing of team and driver for sprinkling of streets. City furnishes sprinkler. '. . By order of council April 24th, 1912. C. M. HUMPHREYS, City Recorder. land, described therein be the lot 1. under, or in the debts secured by said .ui-t. .11.74 "1 wwi-. xir auu lug iiiUTk mortgages. ' - '.' ' i ' SEV4,of Sec, 19 In said township and j This summons Is' published by or rangej and .that one certain mortgage fler of the Hon. J. W. Knowles, circuit given by :the defendants Hezeklah W, 3udge of the above entitled court, for Weaver and Fannie. Weaver aforesaid 7tue county "of Union, ahd by said or to . the 'defendant, O;. N.i Ramsey on ,ier it. wa8 directed that this summons the 25th day of August, 1890, and re- should be published In the La Grande corded on the sameudate In Book J, Evening Observer once a wook, for page 632, record of mortgages of said . consecutlvo weeks. The date ot county to secure a debt of $125.00. six d the n,.8t piitlon is March 25, 1912. mortgage -being on ths. NEH of SlOVi .. . ..... of section. 19, Tp; 2 S.,! Range 37 B. W, JNO. S. HODGIN. M., ; and a mortgage -given, also,' by i' " Attorney for Plaintiff. ;. and to the same parties on the 21st Mnr 25Apr 1 8 1522 $0 May 6 v . 1 ( : : Complete Equipment'tor Resetting and Repairing - ":7 n Rubber Buggy Tlreill H ';':: LA GRANDE IRON WORKS V ';;. !. D, FITZGERALD, Proprietor ,' CQMPUH MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY J Don't be surprised it you have an attack of rheumatism this spring. Just rub the affected parts freely with Chamberlain's Liniment and It will soon disappear. Sold by all dealers. REAL ESTATE WANTED Oo you want to sell your term land? Do you want to sell your fruit ranch? Do you want to sell your city property? LIST IT WITH US-.-WE WILL GET TO PUT A FAIR PRICE ON IT AND LET US SELL IT FOR YOU Call us up Wour representative will call on you, or come H M & in to see us. . .. . i n I nil ti S. Given, Itnt f o7 La Grande NaUonal BanK mag. should have been a foul but went as a usual covenants of warranty given by day of May, is90,Vand recorded on the f,1m bLand Bc.or.e!l three aheudi of the defendants. Hessekiab, W, Weaver 24th day'of May, lhiio, in Book J, page with a recruTt twirling for La Grande an ann'e. Weaver; ; the 73rd day.43 bf Records mortgages : of said who was nervous at' the start and fll- 01 itiwry, 1900, and recorded on the county (o secure a debt ot $175.00, on led the bases quickly. OI. Reliable 205,h 'dayjOf-.AugttSt,.l00 In the rec the said lot 1 and the NEK -of NWi Heck'" Mclnnis finished the game, ?Trd,8 t deeds,. Book 31. page 560. f 0. sectlon lfl i- Tl, 2 " preventing further scoring. 7 ' .Union county, Oregon, to the plaintiff .,'"caU. " m., l 2 So,uth of Ran8e ThT men made a fair impression on conveying to the plaintiff lot 1, th .'.:' B-,w. M., all in sa;d county and the critical audience but the weather NB NW14 of Secv I9,,.and NE14 state, be cancelled and the' defendants was so cold that none dared cut loose, SW of Sec. 19 In Tp. 2 South. Range and each of tbem be forever debarred especially wun pegs, yec ine neiamg "a w.mai. m irom ail ngnts, title of interest there. capaumties or tne bunch were pretty well paraded, Of the new men out for the mound Job, Chandecy and Stamps made the best Impression' and were perrectly satisfactory to the grand stand. . Chandecy has plenty of smoke and good control,, and Stamps like him, has a baseball air .and. ac tion on the field. 7" Both have effective deliveries and Stamps stamped hlm- ( self as n utility man when ho wont to first and covered Hint bag with stylo , uhtl finish, though he Is not an lhfleld- er? : Brown, a catcher, was on first to begin with.; but lacked the .finish ; to hia-playing that Stamps had. Hogo boam was on second and not without faults. He mussed, up several. J. Chandecy, who. with his Brother, ar rived from California the morning of the game, electrified . the spectators with a splendid scoop-up, but spoiled it with an overthrow, all of . which showed him a speedy short and exem plified the necessity of warmer weath er in this region for the southerners. None of the new men could throw with any degree of accuracy as they are, unused to chilly conditions, . - . . Fitzgerald's ..fielding on third "was all that could bo desired of him-yet ie, too, b.ad. no wjng yesterday. Tex is a southpaw pitcher' but S.D sashayed around the left garden in flre-flghtlng style and pulled down everything that didn't go over the fence. His gonial face and basso soliloquies on 'the coaching Kinev quickly won forfhlm a happy home and he seems to be a Jol ly good fellow which the fans prefer over a mouthy rag-chewing, wrangling element 999 times out of 1000. Mayer started his career 5 with a La Grande uniform with a. home run and hit well throughout the game. As a backstop he Is no doubt tip top yet his throw ing arm was badly out of kilter yes terday.. The club has Owen here now, and with Brown Is well supplied with backstops for the present. Owens played right and Proe center, the lat ter getting several chances . in ,mld season style In the deep garden..". ; i Of the five . men . who .occupied the mound but three gave much hopes. Taylor lacks the smoke, he manipu lated so disastrously to batters when he ' played with. Union and Hot Lake seven years ago and Cable .was both nervous and lacked control. Either , or both of these may (levelop with the ad vent of warm weather, but at .present don t give universal satisfaction like Cnandecy, stamps or Mclnnis. Union presented a more balanced lineup than last year, and . though Drew, a new man, was hit frequently he has the noodle and the know-how to become a well-provisioned twirler with more workout. The team weht home In high spirits because It scored on the Class D aggregation. The lineup: Union Davis lb; McMillan cf, Mul vehill c, Nodine 2b; Clark If, Wa'te 3b, Wright rf, Lewin ss, Drew p. . La Grande Tex If;. Fitzgerald 3b; Brown, Stamps lb; Owen rf; Proe cf; Hogoboam 2b; Mayer c; J. Chandecy ss; C. Chandey,' Stamps, Taylor, Cable, and Mclnnis,-p.. DRINK AM-D America's Best Mineral Water It's Good for What Ails You P-'---r--- After a CoW Auto Ride . .. iuii o nice cud of ! what could be more comforting or ex geason of not Chocolate, which you will alaayi cheering, the year at our Soda counter we qu lty j . full of that goodness and nutriment P comblDed, at low ' . n,.int. It Is a food, annu . , Selder's La Grande) Summons. . , In the circuit court of the state of Oregon for Union county. . J. D. Casey, plaintiff, vs. Hezeklah W. Weaver and Fan nie Weaver, his wife, O N. Ramsey and Ramsey, his wf, (if living),' If not, their unknown heirs; and all other persons or parties claiming any right title, estate Interest or lien In the real estate described In the com plaint herein, defendants: . To Hezeklah W. Weaver and Fan nie Weaver, his wife, O. N. Ramsey and Ramsey, his wife, (if living). If not, their unknown heir: ind all other persons or parties claiming any right title, estate, interest or lien In the hereinafter described real estate, above named defendants: , IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, You and each of you are re quired , to appear and answer the amended complaint filed against you In tho above . en titled Biiit, on or before the last day of the time described in the order of publication of the summons, to-wlt: on or. before the 6th day ot May, 1912, and If you fall to so appear and an swer, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded In plain tiff's amended complaint. The relief prayed for' in the amend ed complaint is that a deed with the Fish And Cheese . For Everyone. . , About May 1st I will have on dis play in my store a! full line of Im ported FisH and Cheese of all kinds to satisfy the Scandinavian trade. Watch this space about that time. Fresh shipment of Green Vegetables Every Day O. R. Stageberg THE GROCER PHONE MAIN 70 Let us do your spring housecleaning with our modern electric cleaner. PHONE BLK. 3141 For Particulars '77'.'' ;?' ' 7 .,':.''."' '7:77 '.Xy'Xv ' ' v: 'V7 La . Grande Electric: Siipply P. O. Block a
