LOCAL LORE. NEWS OF CORVALLIS AND VICINITY TOLD IN BRIEF. ,The Coming3 and Goings of People, S'xual Gossip Personal Men-, - 'tion and Other Items of Public Interest. J E. .T. Oarr:iw left Wfd-jesrfav for f hla place of basines near GazeH, I- Calif. . Vra. Bar. Glibert of Salem, '"- ar rived Thursday apd Is tbe guest of I MIos Ed' a Irvine. i MU9 Helen Btelwer rf Jeffiraon, J days wltti Corva'li9 friends. J Waia Malone, the A lata mer?h--; ant, paoaed -through ' to7n Wdnee day enroute to - Portlacd, to make epring puribasee. - ' 5Iina Lot-tit) U.se, wbo has b(en i f -r suae time at the badaida of ler 1 brother E-lwin, left Wedoesc'av for j hfr bome'lu Portlacd. Jns. Garriw arrived this week for a few 1 itt'd visit wi'b his motb.fr. j -Joe ) located wit1) hi father at the ' Mofilr. Creek, Calif jruia ew:nills. ' ,j MrJ Mitura Kkjef has bfen el- cted by the- Corva lis Lidy Macci- 'J bees to attend the f-tite convent ion, of tbe frdi r which meets in Portlacd, 7 Apttl 22ad. The- Fmacratio centra! commit- ' tee is cfillsit to uioet iu tbn coutuy j- couit room a' 11-15 tor'av. Its bust :. ness will be t fix the I'aes f i rrlm- aries a'd convention, aof to' provlrre . 3 for the precinct rerraseoiEtiiR. , Th' re la a erootj eI of tearing up about tbo ui!dl"g owner! by Mr. I . Small anil r'nemlv occupied an a shooting cad. rv. Ther n'e url ubt edly noo'e lmprDvprnanta to bs tiiide. but the r extent ha-i n' t been given out. Ao alarm cil'ol out tbe oVpatt trjeit Thursitap. 'f h:i oecvt-o irai a en a'l Maze between the cilins and fO'.f of the kltchea ot J.'W. Ci-.wf rd's houfe t t'blr l street. . A pjriiou of ' the ctillng va torn a tray and tbe fire ex'iagulu- d V its inoipieocy wkb a ea'den hpae. Tbe damage was ' nomii al. Fred Cameron, who h".s ao ex tensive relationship in this s'ate, di'd in In ramie, Wye, March 4, from tbe elT-crs of a'l rperrtiiuD f -r nppf"n-dlelti-'. , H-) wtU 35 yec'ri i f aze. D? teaieci wai m phew of J". M. Caiufr on arJ A. Cairn ron of this rity, and the Lira'ule Eewhliean sp--aks in bluh prnls-6 nf the youni? mauV- qal- ities of manhood ard ci ' zetiehlp. . An utikaowa ci lza was the ob j jct of an attnck with etUe egjjs Tue day nighr. Tbe ftffair happened on the street in the viciol'y of Widlwm Moore's hime, and tbe f illowlna; moruinc tYe remains of the epgs scat tend aloo tne waik were runte evld nca i f whr. had hHpnned. Neither ,the purpof of tbe attaetj nor the ideality ('f tiio assailauts ls'known. Th? mittili season is on in. full b'at, and ther Ht-etns to be cot suffi cieut dayllaht for tbe boys to aii?fy thelr linieinas f jr the game. In this stress of i-iruum-tance the arc lights recently installed prvel a great re lief and added spyf ril hours per day to the time whlefi may ba daof)d ca the pattlaip. Tae sloppy, condition oftbestre:8 is. the onlyjhlndranoe, but any evening af er -a f iw h an sunshine, an exoi'e 1 throng of players mayTbij aeeu In the g:arj of the ate lights. " " AmoDs other who Attended the fioseodorf ftinernl was Ed Hir3chter, who was f r ev r 1 years eaiployd .tn the Bt " e t f th- 1 ite Jacab Senders ;ln the Fi-ibei-building. That wai iu ithe days of Auli La'g Syn,' and bis j visit r-ra'led several incidents to old Jtimer. "K I had te (lfr, rte'e would I ae teen a fide" which Tit le Ed oti'd wbei be ht-aid that a tda: teitfzen ami ids employer bad t e -n in a mild fraeai. is an incident tbHt ' ba-J be"n manv times told ard retold as a (result of Mr. Hirsehbe.-RVt visit. The ' Jattc- is n w eugajfd in busiuess nt Iudcpei deuce. " t : J A resolution adopted by the eUy j council Monrtay ciabt, fixes S85a the limit to be a'lowed f.r aireJt light ning. The renoludja recites tba"- the : financial oocditiju of tbe city, rendwa Mt unwite for the council to 'allow' -a - grtater expenditure than tt,e figur named. The distributer! t f tte lichts is in tre hands c f tte street commir- tee, and in the rt-adjustm?ut of the system tbe number of applicants for ' lights is enorm.ms. Wicii ths limit . plactd at SS5 the ci.mmi'.tee is te , str!c;ed In Its epera'.iona aad cannot t wiili the means at bamt. tatU'fy ev ery iipplicant. )' ' " ' "No." said Heurv D-ma to the miQ who was souudiog him on the rural telephone question. ! tkit.k I don't wantanv tel-phore eonnecli c.s ar mv farm. Wheal rhlit t- a nai I like to see bow be bats M ef-.- 1 know from the way te d es' tht whether he Is telltug the truth or cot. And If, in 'the conver-"!ioo, I should call him a liar I sbouid v-Uh to all r-l bim the only aaiiefiction a Wetet?rn aan cares for. But my greatest ob jection tp. rural phones is that tley out out a gocd many of a fellow's ex cuse! for going to town. Rural mall delivery operates the same ?;ay, f anything mere so. No, I would rath er have a good.road, and It I wanted anything iu town I could go af er H. That's what I would fcave to di ft) the lor-g ruD, anyway." Miss Emma 8rx has been elect' d to the chair ot music in Albany .-College. ' ' ' ' . ." Brnce Burnett left yesterday for his borne at Fall i City after a brief business tdp to OorvallK ". Topics at ths ContrregatlcnBl chtcb Sunday morning : "The Goepel acoonilne tu Matthew;' evening, "China and Manouurla." . Roy Matley came home Sunday, aud has been quite ill since his arrival. He has been employed at ths Union experiment station for a considerable time. - - -.; , ' Mrs. T. WelUhrr is recovering as rspirtly as possible from, tbe effects ef a fall in which sbe sustained a fractur ed limb. She is now able to go about on crutches and perform a share of her household duties. Tbe well-known ' cirma, "Down in -Maine," was given by local talent ia Aitisaos Hal) at Wells, Monday ev ening. The Granger orchestta of five pieces assisted in the entertainment, and a big crowd was present.. The af fair was highly successful. Papers have been i-sued from the probate court to F. P. and Oregon Clark for the legal ediptlon of Don ald Willey, aged three years. Tbe child In to bear tbe name of Donald ClarH. The father is a resident of Portland, aud his consent is among tbe papers. Ia the estate of Jamee Watklnp, 'ilatlnda E. .Watkins has ' filed her bond as administrattix. Ths amount is S3.500 and tbe sureties are Marinda E. Watkins; Nathan and Albert Wat kins, A. J. L. Cator aoft J. P. G. Hen derson. The appraisers are E. Skip- too, William Eunaon and Enos Conger. Tbe revival services at tbe church of Christ continue 'to grow in interest. Subject tonight, "Christ, In Prophecy." Saturday, ''Sowing and ReRplng;"Suo duj raorulofr, "The Lord's Day -acd IieHSOO fr Obiirving It;" Sunday ev ening, --'Can I be a Christian Outside the Churcl ?" The meetiiiga will eoc- tlnue indefinitely'. ' t Thursday evening at Odd Fellows hall tbe Rdh f Corps, agisted by' the G A. R., eotertaiutd in bgraor of Mrs: J. E. CronK, who recently retuinetd from tbe East, aud Mrs. E.E Wilkios, who is preparing to make her home elsewhere. There was a lsrge assem bly and many were the expressions in dicating the high esteem iu which these ladifs are held by tbe coips meaibersiiip. . ' . The frllowing deeds have been fil-.'d for feeord since Monday : Mar- garet'a Hodcs to Clemens Hodes, one lot In Dixon's sd iitlon, 5700; John W. Brumfi Id to W. H. Smith, a lot in block 27, Philomath, .8500; Charles Tuoinpsou and wife to Almina 3. Rob inson, 80 acres, 81300; Mary E.- and Ida Elliott to Ada Elliott, an interest in Elliott estate, $300; Frank Dlnges and wifa to E. E. Wilson, 220. actes near Monroe, 8100. "" ,v :: ; George J. Pearce, president of the R. M. Wade Hardware Company was in Corvallis Wednesday and arraoged wlib Hi race Lilly to aFSUOie themnn- aaement of tbe company's business in i his city. Mr. Lilly ba been connect ed with the Cot vallia . branch about three years and a haif, aud bis capa bilities in a general way and extensive acquaintance in tis fitdd, are clrcuni-K stances whiehi render the selection wise one. . ' ' . Portland, March 16. The Ore go; in sayp; A plan is now under consideration by the Southern Pa cific officiaia to improve the train service over the West Side liner The details of the plan have not been completed, but it is uudmtood that th y contemplate the addition of another train that will operate from the terminus to, Portland in the evening and back in the morn ing, thus givicg an e?xtra jt'aio each way every day, H I , : Rumors th.at Michf an Jmprove naent was being contemplnttd have been current forsoie time, but all reports have bsen denied by the of ficial. However. it"has been learn ed' f'om ; an' : authoritative source that the rumor, which lias been more persistent than ever of late, is COJtfcOt. , , 'f ,. Ju;t' when the 'extra train will he pat into service has not yet been decided, but it is thought that it will be running before the succBier is oyer. p , , Vaacouver, B. C, March, 15. Ten thousand horses for the Japan ese army will be purchased within the next ten mootbs in Eastern Or egon and Washington.- The con tract for the supply of these -remounts have been awarded to Dr. Armstrong, of Nelson, B. C, through the consulate in this city. The ajreeoaent specifies that 1000 acimals per months be delivered, and ibis will make ten months be fore its expiration. The price is not oientiooed, but it is needless to state the quality of ihe horses will ba of the best ; in fact; the announcement has been made here that none other will be accepted. Some of the horses will be procured from the ranches n ar Kamloops, B. C, and ether poiuts in the interior of the prov ince, but by far the greater majori ty wilt be purchased from the breed ers in Eastern Oregon and Wash ington, where the e train ia better, ami where good borst shave been bred ':.th gre at care for many years past. COUNTY tlEVS. TOI,D IN BRIEF BY LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS. - - Philomath has -Many T&iew Tele - phones Discussing Local Op tion There News From -Monroe. .. , Philomatri. Ore. March 17. Last week, Mr. Merrill of .. Albany "rand Mr. Albin were busy putting in the locil telephones. The 'following now have phones. .The hotel,, the depot, Moses Bros, store, Clark's rtore-Pugh's harware, Amhlerand WatterB Ke,al Estate off ce, Dr Log gaa residence and Dr. Newth's residence and office. More ' telepho ces will be established soon. - Mr. Vanblaricorn lias contracted to run a-delivery wagon every after noon to deliver goods for the follow ing merchants: Pugh, Hill &.Son Scott & Pcgsley-nd J. E. Henkle. ' Rev. Snyder, lectured at the col lege chapel Monday eventcg on the subjsct of local option an4 prohi-. bition. . Mrs. A. andvE. Newton have bought out Mr. Broick who intends to mpve to Portsaod. ' The Philomath public -school will close March 25th with appro priate txercises. : . . -L Bjrn Mrch i4!hto Mr. and. Mrs J. A. Archibald, a daughter. -r. v The blacksmith shop baa changeri hands, i : , : : At Monroe. J. H Starr and wife and Mies Desste Linder of Junction caine down Sunday and visited with C. B.lstarr and family until Tuesday. The waters of the Long Tom were high again on Monday and Tues day. ' .'' The Monroe mills are closed down on account of high water. j,..., ... , ( J. R. Dennis and wife are toon to reside at Junction City. '- .. - :. ' " - ' W. C. Belknap catnexdown . from his sawmill Sunday. ; At Philomath. Rev. R. D. Snyder of P.rtUnd was in town Sunday and Monday. Mr. Snyder" was here in the interest ofiha Local Option , law. .Sunday afternoon he lectured . about "The Eighth Wonder of the World," and Monday night "Econoaiio WaBte.'' Boih meetings were well attended. '13 E, Finley, assistant iu-tbe bir-ness department of Philomath C-it ege was called borne. Thursday oti --I -count of the seri.uj illness tf hii father. f ii , !he winter term of the Col'ege of P.;-omath-olo-ed Friday March fS A'- interestice progtam wss ren- de'id by tne mus;ca! ar d elouution ar department of the school. 1 j.The tetchers -ind. parents -meeting waih. was to be , he'd March 19th has been postponed until April 9th on accouot ofpreparatious for the closing exercises of , the public SChOOl. t ' . ' 'j, -. I V Ah entertiiDment w?s given . in ' tbe Brick cbapel Thursday evening by the musical and" physical"'-cul-. ture Vlepartments of Philomath Col lege. The program, cohsfeted of. vocal and ; instrumental "' , music,' dumb bell drills, Indian " club swinging, etc. '. . ' IXSIONH. : ..See Nolan & Callahan's gtins for March, : i special Jbar- - 'Notice. Wanted, a man to do general farm work. Apply to James Oregon.- - - J Herron, Bruce, TT D. Campbell has taken charge of the Benton County Lumber yard near the S. P. depot. Will furnish building material, buy. - SefrMr. .Campbell before you Fine new stock of GUNS; SPORTING GOODS FISHING TACKLE, CUTLERY, Etc, V, . . Stock of 6. Bodes at Bid Bargain "Seattle, March 16 The most se vere earthquake Shock, ever experi enced -in -the North wet t rocked' buildings in Seattle - tonight and drove frightened wo lenacd chil dren into tne street. '- v Patients in the hospitals leaped from their cots in terror. , On the upper floors of the tall business bloeks bookcases swayed to and fro, crashing it. to tbe walls , with a re port that could be beard in adioia- ing rooms. , Business men worki fg late ruaQfcQ irom intir ounces along floors that tose and fell with the motion of a vessel at sea in a storm. The disturbance was felt in other Northern towns with practically the same violence. At Tacoina, Everett, Bsllingbam, Victoria, Porf-Towns- end, Port Attgeles and tbe smaller! towns of the Northwest, buildings were shaken, windows ra tied, dore bureted opan and irightened people impelled to flee Irotn their house?. The shipping ou the Sound felt the disturbance and people on the boats were disturbed. , There were two shocks, the first light, but the. second of violent force. In Seattle they seemed to pass at 8:18, p. m. from east to west, Taco .ma and Snohomish reporting a sim ilar movement of the earth's crust. Further north the shocks parsed either from northeast to north wett or from north to-eotitb, and Ton tbe weet fide tyro reports insist that the movement was from west t-j east. Reports from North Yakima and points in ths southwestern . part of the state show the earthquake was not felt there.' - , ' ; In Seattle .the shock was ft.lt se verely in the residency -districts. On tte hills people deserted their homes when the shock began rat tling windows and moving furniture,- excejt 'a rare, instances the people were easily quietsd. Ia the large apai taienf- hou'ies and family hotels those iivtng : o.u- Ahe upper floor ran to tbe lower; corridors to. escape tbe ri cking sensation above that produced nausea, i ' At (he church of Immaculate Conception a. woman in the gallery became hysterical. and screamed loudly. - Tbe' congregation-, stam peded, but the crowd was : easily quisled. At" other : churches the people were not disturbed, . and startled theatre crowds were pre vented from leaving their seats. The severity' of . the -shock was char,sct?riz.-d by Csptsin 'W..H. Fergnson, who has traveled exten sively on the equator, -as the moet severe he tari ever experienced. , ' Poitlaud, March 16. The Jour nal say si ; Mrs. Frances" Hoy Grif fin. . idd est ' dsuahter of ' United Sta es Senstor. Jobn H. Mitchell of Ores' n, died lapt midoiabt. iri New York Oily from shock f llowing a suriicil operation. Th firtt news of , her death ran recei ved this morn ing by Colonel David M. Daane, collector of intrtal revenue and a warm personal friend of the ter.a tor and, his . family. The funeral will' take place in - Wasluhgtoh, D; )., Fridav. ffm the reduence of "M'-s. Hindy, sipter-in-Jaw of .Mr? (jrrimo." Senator Mitchell wes at f 11 a hedside whfjf she m.sMl "anvN He will convey the body to Wash iugton Thursday taiiri ii.g. .' Mrs. tjriui;i wa 41 years ot age arid was born us Por'lic'u. She re ceived her edtic-ition iri thchoo!s of this city and in v t hingt jd' She leaves a husband and, twosons, The ' senator's wife is in - Faris, "Fi-ance, wi'.b , her daughter, the Duchessc de Rochefoucauld. Oth er members of the families are Mrs W. O. Chapman of Tacoma, Wash; Jcbn U. Mitcneli, Jr., of a'. Pau Mr? . J. P. Faucett of, Carton,. Ohio, and .'First LiehteDartt Hiram E Mitchell is attfttched to the Twenty sixth battery, held, artillery, tioned at Vancouver barracks, but is in Washington 00 a sick leave a irV Ia.p.' ' Mrs. GriHiu was first married Xo Mr. Handy Pofl-ind..' , He .3i?d, in tbiA 91 ty about 10 years' ago.; She married Roiunt. Hembold. who died - in 1S97.' About a j'par ago she ma'iried Francis Hojt Griffia, a'prOTQinent New Yorkf alt jrney. Her.two childreo Mittheli, seed lg aud Hobert, sged 18 years were sons of hr 'rsf hutbaod. " ;Tbe death of 'Mr5-. Griffio . is re ceived as a severe shock by her many frieudsTn Portland. She tvss a close friend of Mrs Joseph N. Teal.. . ;:-- Go to Zierolf's for fresh Yaqnina Bay ovsters -. . ' ; Lumber and Building Llaterial From now on we will keep in stock a Full Cine of Buiiaina Euntben We have arranged with the. Curtis Lura- . ber Co. to handle their lumber at Corra.1 ' - - lis. We are now prepared to offer Spe cial Prices on a large stock of material. ' Gentral Plaiting Mills '& Box PaGtory. OH: F YOU AEE LOOKING FOR SOME ITE AT, goodxbargains in stock, Ranches, write for oar. special list, or come and m r see-us. We shall take pleasure in giving you all e the reliable information you wish, also showing you over the country. AMBLER & WATEES. V :'" Real Estate, Loan, and Insurance, ' 5 ' Corvallis and Philomath, Or. ,f E. E. WHITE -.-.' ... Real Estate Co. TO HOMESEEKERS. ' . You have come from the laud of ice and snow, And you dont know just where you want 'o k; . You have not yet run short of cash . And yon want to invest so as not to smash. 1 Perhaps your'e a farmer want someone . to show Where the largest aiid best crops un failingly grow : And tell and assure yon exactly where You will surely be dealt wittt jaet and lair, : -..-'.; Where they- will not try to cheat and beat you, ,'. If you arerearnestly trying to purchase a home - ' jnst call at the officerf White & Stone. On Main street. Corvallis, they will be - lound . - .. v Always ready and willing to "show you . . around; .,- . " If you would be used very nice and po lite, . '..:".- Yoa e,hould make tbe acquaintance -of iS. 5. White. ' LWe are certain to please with the farms to ne snown By our gentlemanly eoliciicr H. M. ; Stone. ' . . . Th ey will tell you where the best prunes ' iita .-' . Thev have-been in the business and surely know. And where to grow fine grain, but if dairyincr you would try Thev cun tell vou l'nst where a fine ranch to buy. . They do your business, deal in city lands . - - And the renting of. houses- is in . ' their , hands.-; - , , ,. So when you come here, a stranger and alone, ; Just Call at the office of White & Stone "" . Notice of Final Settlement, , Notice is hereby gived that the under signed, administrator .of the . estate of Lina Neugass, deceased, with will as nexed, has filed in the County Court of the State of Oregon for Benton County his final account as the administrator of said estate afid that Saturday the 9th day of April 1904, at the hour w f ten o'cloek a. m. has been fixed by said court 4; r 1 : r "i..-: . i re?" -ana me.setMemeoc tnereo1- !"". . ' : ... . "JACOBS.- . Administrator of the Estate of Lina Neugass, deceased. ; .E'Holgate": :;- r ATTORKEY . AT LAAV - - ' TUSTICE OF THE PEACE ' Stenography and .typewriting done. ,; Cf5ce in But rfett brick Corvallis.' Ore ;i'i -. ' . h. G. ALTMAN, M. 1. .Ffntnpnnathist . " Office cor 3rd ond Monroe ets. Kwl ' drtoca cor 3rd - and -HarrlMOD . etf . Hours 10 to 12 A. M; 2 to 4 and 7 rn g P V Stirifluss 9 t.n 10 A M Phone realdei.cw 315. ' i ' , E. Bryson, Attorney At-Lcuw, POSTOFFICE BUILDING H. S. PERNOT, .'. . ,.- .' , '.-'.-. v Physician & Surgeon Office over postoffice. Residence Cor. Fifth and Jefferson- streets. Hoars 10 to 12 a. m., 1 to 4 P- m. Orders may be left at Graham & Wortham's drug store. grain, fruit and poultry Willamette Vallej Banking Company. .' CORVALLIS ' OREGON. Responsibility, $100,000 General Banking Business. Exchange issued payable at all finan cial centers In United States, Canada od Europe. Principal Correspondents. PORTLAND London & Sao FrancincoBank taunted; iJauauiaii Sank ot Commerce. SAN FRANCISCO London & San Francis co l5anlc Lainined. NEW TORlt Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co. CHICAGO First National Bank. LONDON, ENG. London Ss San Francisco lank Limited. SEATTLE AND TACOMA London A San Francisco Bank Limited. Administrator Sale ef Real Property In the matter of the estate of lane Elizabeth Fisher, deceased. r Xotice Is hreby given tht under and pur sunut to nn order o Fale made by the County t;ou:t of trie State of Oregon for Benton County, on the llth day of March. 1904. iu the above en- -tl'Ifd uiJitrer, the undarsigued, as administra tor. w:tn m will annexed oi said esrate ot jane Elizabeth Fisner, deceased, will from and after Monday, theiSth day of April, 1904. proceed to ell, at private sale, to the highest bidder, for c-ah in b.mri, subject to continua tion by said-Court, all of the following aescrib td real proierty towit: BegiuniuKaca point 37 chain? east ot the southeast comer of the northwest quarter of southeast quarter of section 20, T. 11 ti. R. 5 W. and run 'bence north CO chains; ihence east 2.50 chains; thence north 30 chains; thence east to tbe West line of the donation laud claim of Philip Mulkey, Not. no. 9t in t. 11 8. R. 5 W. ; thence south, to a point 9.50 chains south of the northeast corner of donation land cIhIiil of J. C. Roberts, Not. No. 940, same Tp; and R.: thence uorth 26 degrees 36 minutes, west 10.62 chains to a point 4.7.") chains west of said northeflst corn er of stdd Roberts claim; thence west to the place of beginning. Also lot 10i!i section 22, ana lots 1. 2. 3, 4. and b in section 21 T. 11 S.R. 5 VV., ex ept therefrom the following, beginning at apfint 50 links east of the southwest corner of Mtid lot 5 and run thence north 4.00 chains; thence dotith 7-5 degrees east I0.'2;chHiua: thence south 24 degrees ea&t . 48 chains to point on sou ill bouudarv line of said lot o (said point being 4.0 chaiiis west from boutheast corner of said iot i) rhence west on south boundary line of said lot -j. a distance of 10.55 chains to the place of beginning, containing 2:1 acres more or less. . Aiso a r-wip 01 muu ou icoi. muu running along the full length ot the west &i'e of a piece of laud containing 17.83 acres des cribed as follows : beginning at th' H. E. corn er of claim No. 55 T. 11 S. R. 5 W.. run thence W. 18 chains: thence 8. 9.91 chains; thenca E. 18 chains; thence N. 9.91 chains toplfiL-eof be Sinnlng All the above being in benton coun ty, state o! Oregon. , It being Ihe intention to include in tha above description all Linda described in mortgage given by Jane E. Fisher and husband to tlie rttate Land Board, bearing date December 8. moo. T Said sale is made fr the purpose of paying claims against Mvid etJtts and charges and ex penses ol administration, remaining unpaid. Dated this Mrc i2( 1.04. E. E. -WILSON, Administrator with the will annexed 6f the ebtateoi Jane Elixabetn Fisner, deceased. Iu the County Court ot the St,ite oi Oregon. in the Mstter of the Estate of) Wra,E. Bj cv, Defeased. - - J Cftsitlon. Vj- hAlrs aul devise Hale, Wm V. Byer, Nellie M. AoriiTns, aad eeract n, uyer. sees of Win. F. Byer, aeceaasd, Greeting:. In the name of -.he Slate of Oreson. you are hereby cited mid required to appear la the !eum?of Uentnn. at the Court room tueieof at Coi-vilis. in the County of Benton, on satur- dav. the i.lh liav ! Apil!flf0l. at 9 o'ciock I tbe loreno ui of that day, then and mere to i show cause if ai-y eiist, wby an order ot stde i s.miild rot be made as prayed for in the petl t.tnn r.f w x alf r.i. administrator of s-iid es tate of v ta. F. P.yer. dee.ised, ot the frulowiug dekerlbed real vroperty dU: Lots numb-red 7, 8. and 9 lu Block nrnnbar ed 4 in Human's Addition to the Oity ot Noth Brownsville. Linn county, qnwm; .Lot rmmbered 23 la Block numbered 5 in Hyde Pirk. Washington County. Oregon; and Lot numbered 8 in Block numbered 10 1 in Riverside Addition to Albius, now within the City of Portland. Multnomah County, Oregon. Ana you are further notified that this citation ia served upon you aud each of you. by publi cation thereof in the OorvaUls Times, news, naoer fer four weeks, under an order made by the Hon. Virgil E. Watters. Judge of said Court bearing date ot March, 8, 1904. Witness, tne Hon. Virgil B. Walters, Jucge of the County Court ot the state ot Oresron, for the Connty of Benton, with the seal of said -Court affixed this sib. day of March a. d, 19M. - ATTEST. VICTOR P. MOSES. -. i tlerk. . (Seal,) ' -