Lincoln County leader., March 19, 1915, Page Page 4, Image 4

John Ebbe was up from New
port the first of the week.
Grant King, the Siletz land
lord, was in this city Saturday.
Lambert Nelson of Chitwood
was in the city Tuesday night.
Attorney G, B. McCluskey was
a Newport visitor Tuesday even
ing. ' ' -
L. C'. Mowery of Lower Siletz
wa s in 'the city ' Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. Osborne and f amilv re
turned the last of the' week from
a trip to Portland. '. v . ' '
Mr." and Mrs. 0. R. Hollings
worth attended the dance at
Newport Wednesday evening.
Mrs. T. P. Fish returned home
from Portland last evening,
wnere sne selected her stock of
Spring millinery.
V. G. Emery, proprietor of the
Yaquina Poultry Yards, was up
from Newport yesterday, deliv
ering six settings of eggs.
Mrs. Woods of Chitwood vis
ited her daughters, Mrs. Hart
and Mrs. Davis, in this city this
week.
Mrs. C. L. Morrison of Elk
Citv was in the city Tuesday,
.having on display a line of
Spring hats for the inspection of
the Indies of this vicinity.
Albert Carey arrived down
from Aberdeen. Washington.
Tuesday evening, where he has
been stationed on the dredge
Oregon, for a visit with his fam
ily. The City Council will take up
an ordinance at its next meeting
to declare the toilets, situated
b"cL of the buildings abutting
the railroad, to be nuisences and
will order same removed.
L. R. Castecl & Co's piano
conteut at Yaquina is scheduled
to close tomorrow. The con
testants are untrln- In hlr hnst
efforts this week and the final I
vo; he larg
Last week l ed McElwalnl
traded his mother's ranch .on
Olalla to C. H. Gardner for the
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s iv 1 1, which is now occupied by ; try m Eastern Oregon, on a
Attorney Clark. The ranch was j tour ' inspection,
fr-morly the McJunkin ranch- Mrs. Jane Conibear and chil
aTuVonsisted of 102 acres. Mr, dren arrived over from Mill Citv
siiieration
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property.
Last Friday evening the Ever
Rendy Bible Class held' Its
mouhly social and business
meeting at the home of Mrs. E.
J. Avery. Mr. S. B. Ports was
appointed treasurer to fill the
vacancy caused by the resigna
tion-oi it i . Moore. A number
a new members were added to
tuo roll. The attendnnrA wna
larger than usual, attesting the
constant growth of the Class.
The social portion of the even
ing ecllpKed anything which the
members have ei.Joyed hercto-
tore rtna tne male commute on
nr mm me maie commute on A , u tun-
refreshments covered itself with M1n.returned t0 the,r borne at
glory and salad dressing. Meet-', boro la8t Saturday morn
tin i;s for the Exe'cuUve and Aud- i 1" after a we' visit with her
lung committees were an
nounced for early dates,
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CILBERT-WOOD
A' pretty home wedding took
place at the home of Mr. and
Mid. U. G. Hart Wednesday
i'!innnn when Miss lJeuiuii
W ood of Chitwood, Or., became
tt)P lirlilo nf Mr l.natar It :ll.
lirt of Albany, the Rev. Robert J He reports a most enjoyable
II. Alien, pastor of the local; trip.
Methodist Episcopal Church, of- Dr Rerrv savs "TnlMn m.
ssssz, k i"rjrSi
rnf . The hri w tf ir in a h'8 ra,n.coa.t- and the person
hnnrtnm; , T 7 w t
shadow lace. After the cere
niony a sumptuous repast was
served. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
will make their home on a farm
nepr Chitwood.
The many friends of Mr. and
Mrs Gilbert wish them a happy
ar d prosperous voyage through
jue.
D. S. Young of Newport was In
the city Monday.paying taxes,
etc., and having a good time
generally.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Please bear In mind that in
order to escape the penalty at
least one-'half of your taxes
must be paid before April 1st.
We have sent statements to all
property owners as Bet forth in
the list of taxpayers with their
addresses prepared by the as
sessor, except thoBe living in or
near Toledo. If you have not
received your statement, write
for it at once, giving the descrip
tion of the property on which
you desire to pay.
' . C. B. MvJIuskey,
County Treasurer and Tax Col
Geo. King was up from Oys-
tervllle yesterday
Wallace Miller was down from
Pioneer Tuesday evening. '
Albert Taylor and ' famijy
spent Aionaay at tne beach. ;
John Rattey, the liveryman,
went to Corvallis yesterday.
uerDert Kyntston was ove
from Siletz the first of the week.
Mrs. J. Rattey has been sick
ior several aays, hut is reported
improving.' - ,
Burt Jurikin went to Chitwood
this morning to Join the C. & E.
bridge crew.
Attorney Lafferty went to
Eddyville Tuesday morning,
for a visit at the ranch.
Born Monday, March 15th,
1915, to Mr. and Mrs. Al Martin
on Olalla, an eight pound boy.
W. E. Linerenfeltpr la
ing Al Waugh this week, during
mo ttUBonce oi Tea salvage.
County Clerk and Mm p tt
Howell were Corvallis visitors
from Saturday till Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. 13. Smith wont
to Canoe Landing last Sunday
where thev will wnrlr for T. n
-v v.
Mowery.
Frank Thompson
from his Bie Elk ranch tho flrot
of the week.
Dick Christiansen
irom Newport on the Transit
last evening.
L. II. Payne, the Newport al
derman, was transacting busi
ness in this city Tuesday.
Messrs. McGee, Stout, Howe
and Ilamaker of th r ,.
bridge crew were in the citv
yesterday.
Denutv Conntv Sn rvovnn A Inn
McMillan went to the Five Riv
ers country yesterday morning
to do some surveying.
Titus , Kurtichanov nf Phtt.
i wood was a countv npir ii-
1 l. v... '.. . . . v
v""f. " ul' returning home
lue lol,owing morning. .
xviiKe Alackey departed. Tues-
uay morning ror the Bend couh-
iaBl - rnuay evening ror a vis t
A marriage license was issued
at Vancouver, Wash., Wednes
day to W. B. Pollard and Nina
Weaver of Chitwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Madden of Low
er Siletz are staying with "Mr.
and Mrs. Llngenfelter in this
city. They came ud to consult
ia doctor.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Bensell
came up from Newport on the
Transit last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Bensell visited with Toledo
friends until Monday evening.
Mrs. W. C. Blnsham and rhll
father and friendu in this city.
Mrs. T. Dowling of Yaquina
was in the city Tuesday. Mrs.
Dowling will soon assume
charge of the postofilce at that
place, we are informed.
Peter Beyer, the creamery
man, returned Monday evening
from a two weeks' visit to the
world s fair at San Francisco
lfD0 "." 16, Com
merclal Hotel, will return it h
will be greatly obliged."
Coroner Ilolllngsworth, while
returning home from Nwnnrt
yesterday morning, had the mts-
iortune to run out or gasoline
a mile below town. He Bent out
the S.O.S. and a supply was Bent
to mm.
John Rattev. the llvervmnn
has been giving Borne mighty In
teresung exniDiuons in horse
manshlp this week. Sometimes
the horse was the attraction
and sometimes the other fellow.
It nasn t been fully decided yet
wno is tne dobs.
C. G. Carpenter returned last
week from a visit at San Fran
cisco, and is now busily envnepA
In getting things in shape for
worKing tne coal mines on Depot
muufcu miB taring
Dudley Trann of Chltwond ami
R. N. Warnock of HiIb city were
drawn as Jurors for the United
biates District Court, which con
vened In Portland Inst Mnrwinv
Mr. Warnock was excused and
returned home Wednesday even
ing.
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i O. R, HOLLINGS WORTH I
Complete Home
Furnisher
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A PLEA FOR THE
RURAL SCHOOLS
.
Editor Leader: 1 have hud
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.aL I. f i inftirBnZ Ti,.
schools of Lincoln county the
past four days, under the aus-
pices of Superintendent R. P.
Coin and Mr" J. E. Davis, super-
Goin and Mr. J. E. Davis, super-
visor. Two or three thin eh of
sneclal notfi have r.om tn mv
' :, j . v
attention and I cannot refrain
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you. 1
Mr "Hnvla la iho nnlv rural
school supervisor in the ' state
who carries a Babcock tester
with ,him on his , rounds and
teaches the boys and girls how
to test mini ana cream ana
thereby weed out the unprofit-
able cows and give their parents
a check on the monthly cream
f AnfQ
It is safe to snv that, fnllv
fiftv ner cent of th dalrv cow'
are hardlv navlne for thirkn
n vi iv J j v
boarders" Mr. Davis is render-
ins direct economic RprvIP tn
thi county that wonld lntifv hl
11 rr . o(f "
Z, " 6
nc'
In addition to this doubling of
the production of butter fat.
which will snrelv result if th
Vork is J continued and properly
roiiowea up. Mr. uavis ls.'work-
i,w u-iL.. .t;
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dairy cows now kept on every
form A onnnlw. rt thAWMinn.
l7 ackmated Veed corTl7the
greatest drawback at present,
and this will not be overcome j
until there are a nnmher nf nen. i
pie in the county who get into Mrs Gordon and Mrs. Fred
the corn raising business. erlck w111 entertain . the Ladies
Mr. Davis believes, and I most
heartily agree with him, that
through the Boys' Corn Clubs
we have the meann for demon.
Btrating that silage corn can be
profitably grown, and for pro-
ducing a supply of hardy, quick-
growing Beeu corn, wnue tne
Corn Club members are render-
Ing this service to the county,
uney win oe getting tne Dest
kind of agricultural instruction
and earnlnir some money at the
and earning some money at the
.A4t r a a .
It is my humble opinion that
. v A yimhavm i ... ,i.t
merchants and bankers can
make no better Investment than
to keep Mr. Davis on the Job
twelve months in the year pro
At 1 . ,. . I
moung ana supervising mis un6 aooivn ween, ucgni
practical industrial work among n,n8 palm Sunday, March
the boys and girls. - 28tn therfi e services each
Another phase of rural school evening of the week at 8 o'clock,
supervisory work which does not 0ur aIm ,8 t0 make tne8(J ser
receive the attention It deserves ccb helpful to all. Good mu-
n v . -.1. i in , ei p cTinrt anil IntaracHnir unv.
ai7 ius etuuui ruiiiea, or union
school meetinea. rondnrtni in
various, pans or tne county by
Supt. Goin and Mr. Davis. Only ,
those who live or have lived in
remote sections can appreciate
what it means in both a social
.a.a a. .
. . . .
ana educational way to nave tne
opportunity to get together a1
few times a year to discuss those
thines of vital interest to the
community. i
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Finally, Mr. Editor, have the
a. . i . . .
country coys ana gins commit-
ted some crime by being born
I- v 1, lv i
ui iud vuuuujr wuitu requires
that they be denied the educa-
Irtna 1 nrlvn n rvva AMlnaJ I
tional advantages enjoyed bv
their city cousins?
Every intelligent nWrvnr
knows that our rural Bchools are
mown mm our rural Bcnoois are o uuiuw nuu
being improved and that this im- of house-cleaning-. Special mu
provement has been accelerated ! Blc by tne cho,r at both "enices.
by efficient supervision. All the
good features of our State's ed
ucntlonal nr1lrvfVi Arrln,i
tural Clubs anion themare
being carried Into even the most I
remote districts by the rural 1
school Buncrvlsor,
From the standpoint of dollars
and cents alone, the rural
school supervisors, through the
industrial club movement, are
teaching the boys and girls how
to Bave and create enough
wealth each year to more than
pay for the cost of supervision.
Industrial work will be almost
,.
impossible without adequate
supervision.
I sincerely trust that at the
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ucii otuuui ciduuuu every bvuooi
request mat me county boys knowledge In a superior degree, ana
anr girls be given a fair chance 'our customers as wen as tne medical
for the fate of the rural school ' men know Mt- We Bollc,t y"r
sunervision is in the hanrln nf th tDrug trade, assuring you of the best
JmM0'9.' at th8 lowe8t
Rchool rlistrlpt nfflninia
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Extension Service, Oregon Agri-
cultural uonege. corvallis. Or
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A PLEASANT.DAY AT
RIVERSIDE SCHOOL
imaay, Marcn 12th, five of the
schools on the Big Elk and the
surronndinp- fount mnt
n , r r.
O wwv. vv Ul,
T" 1 -m
i"I e,,litpw t thBP wft,le
e' T X XfiJL
S,and n Jhe. ' Lheive
sj4 0,1x10 wcie uue.
tu u miricts nau an ex-
01 sew lnS; cooking and
,manue ."aming work.
lue viienwooa scnool took first
""T"-
ul t"ub w-ume amners
WE8 8Preaa at tne n0on nour and
11 wa8 eai to nay t&at I ever
sampled. That chicken pie
pnnlil nnt ttovo Um mv.
iue
Vn
?dihlng8 Were la tne Bame
V in the afternoon aftr th nrrt.
p, f tK(. r
gram of the last school was
dows were darkened mrt ha
ouuwuiK mo actual worK tne
boys and girls are doing?
. O-
y have 9
v" 0 ' r' um-
t M. E. CHURCH NOTES
M1 Society at the Frederick
home next Tuesday afternoon,
All the ladles are invited,
Last week Mr. Williams and
Mr- Allen niade a much needed
Improvement in the Methodist
nurcn. iney put in an altar
""b me mun ioit
Pitting a railing in front of it
also
. T tt""llcu
cholr director to fill the vacancy
caused by Mr. Ralph Moore's
caused by Mr. Ralph Moore's
leavlne our citv. Mrs. Pratt has
nan BPVrnl van ra ovnorlon r oa
cnoir erector in Temont, weor.
She la nlnnnlnc a tYinaloal
She is Dlanniner a musical nm
gram for the evening of Palm
Sunday, March 28th. Our
choir is noted for its good music
so come and hear it.
. TliirlMflf PoDdtAM Xlfnnl
",,v .w,t.i"B w
mons will be the order Of thl
the
tAntnva aAMHK J lit.
r""uB' v-ouio mm join wnn
U8 and let U9 consider together
what tne Buffering and death of
Jesus Christ mean to this world
and t0 our own personal life in
ti o atlmilna
u,-u"- i
Sunday morning the subject j
of the sermon will be "Christ as
a Sight-Giver." How does Bight
affect character. What causes
Lit 1 a r a . a
ununess. vvnat aetermmes
fK Klvirr tirklnl. m -. n
"""s" m-.i.u. wo oca r
8ome of the Queations which will
ho dlRPllflRAf..
.
In tne evening the topic will be
"HoUBe-Cleanlnc." Thla will
'HouBe-Cleanlng." This will
not be a lecture on "Domestic
Science." so come and loom
something about another kind
R. H. Allen, Pastor.
-o.
Al Lane was over from Siletz
Tuesday,
Harold Ilamaker, of the C. &
R hririVe crew, wna In tha Itv
yesterday,
TO TRADE
I have a fine, four-year old,
half blood Jersey cow that is
due to freshen in about 6 weeks,
I would like to trade for a good,
reliable work horse.
A. B. Clark,
Elk City, Or,
It Takes Experience
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mm
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to run a Drug Btore as It ought to be
run--ui sucn a way as to nave tne im
plicit confidence of Its patrons the
publlj It takes knowledge profes-
1 publU It takes knowledge profe.
alnnal ImnwlMlra tn ha aiila t unm.
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price.
Toledo Drug Co.
TI1K
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J BON RONIFRF I
jva1 UUIULUI
M. S. AM)KIW(J.N. I'ri.p.
Choice Confect(itH
Summer lrhihn
, Jce Cream
Ice Cold Drinh-H
Milk Shaken
Iralt, Xut
Tobfteco
Stationery
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Best Brandt Cigar
TOLEDO. 0HE10N
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Cm. -lOLUNGS WORTH
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Fuuuial Di lector and
Embiilniur
Calls answered Day or Night
JJoth Phonw
TOLEDO,
OltEGOJ'
H. ZOPHAR THARP, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
OFFICE
. In Residence, second bouse abor
. Hardware Store.
OFFICE HOURS
10 to 12; 2 to 4, and 8 tb 8.
Call! any time to any place
For S1p Plro all eu
or small,
pigs.
VI
brood bows with
C C. Damon,
Eddyville, Oregon.
BIDS WANTED
The County Court 'of Lincoln
County, Oregon, will receive
Lids on stationery for the county
Offlcers as follows: Three
CTades letterheads hoth rT.ifrf
?;v-th led
and unruled, three erades of en
velopes. Bids must be accom
panied by samples.
Bids received up to April 1st,
1915. R.R. Miller,
County Judge.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Of the Lincoln County Bank, at To
ledo, in the state of Oregon, at the
close of buslneeo March 4, 1916.
No. 202
Resources
Loans and discounts 170,183.72
Overdrafts, secared and un
secured 462.31
Bonds and warrants
.
I Stocks and other securities.. 2,000.00
DUUKUIB UUUBB 1,500.00
furniture and flrturaa IKnnnn
iother real estate owneed .... Z.915.CO
Due from banks (not reserve
banks) 702.48
Due from approved reserve
tbank 8,522.97
Checks and other aah llomi 1 tnnnc
(Cash on hand 780e!l9
Total.... 116,833.10
Llahllltlaa
Capital stock paid In 10,000.00
aurpius iuna 1,000.00
Undivided profits, less ex-
peases and taxes paid 204.01
Due tO banka anff hinkan con on
Individual deposits subject to
check - scot! ei
Demand certificates of deposit l!B6o!.0
ii-eruDBa cnecas 164 78
Time certificates of deposit 10.61L43
Bills payable for money
oorrowed 7,000.00
Total 1116,833.10
STATE OF OREGON, )
) ss.
County of Lincoln, )
I. C. O Hawklna dM. v.
. ' '-u,"L v. lil O
above named bank, do solemnly swear
mat me a Dove statement Is true to
thebest of my knowledge and belief.
CO Hawkins, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 13th day of March, 1915.
O. B. McClUBkey, Notary Public.
CORRECT Attest:
jC. E. Hawkins, Wm. Scarth,
' ' Director.!
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Wanted- 4 good cows to
milk on shares. Have plenty of
feed. Will give one-half.
R- R. Wilson,
. Chitwood, Or,"
4iiiiniiiniiniiMM
J. S. AKIN
ii. u. burg ess
PHYSICIAN AMI SOIitiKON
Toi.ttiwv, OKHHUS
Oftiro Im OfRt.i-.lHbl lii.l:.!'nia. )!';
Iioum: to to 12 k. 111.; 2 lo 4 'in. I 7 lo 8
p.m. KinertttMMiv ChIIk m tuv tin
SUMMON"
In the Circuit Court of the. State of
Oregon for the County of Lincoln.
Ralph L. Graves, Hiiintiff.
vs.
John A. Brigman, Etta Sargent,
Harry Sargent, Anna Walquor, A. L.
Evans, Jane Doe Evans, John H.
Cowls, Hattle Lou lea Cowls, ter
ret & Oberle Packing Company, a
corporation; also. all other persons
or parties unknown claiming any
rlcht, title, estate, lirn or Internet m
the real estate described lu the com
plaint herein, Defendants.
To John A. Rrl-mnn Rtta Sinnnl
-urgeui, Anna waiijucr, A. Li,
KvanB. Jane 1)06 Evans, Hattle Louisa
I Cowls, and all other parona or prtis
Harry Sargent, Anna Walter, A. L.
unicnnwn, claiming any rlcht. tit a. es-
tAte. linn nr Intnrnat in tlm ... I ...n..
. - .... -u ..w . .DMW
described in the complaint herein, the
aooTe namea aerenaants:
In the Nlffil af Ihm Rtmtm nf ftMnfm
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint Died against you
In the abore entitled Court and Cause,
wunin six weeks irom the date of the
first DubllC&tion nf thin Stimmntu- mnA
if you fail to so AnDftar anil iiiiwap a
otherwise plead, the plaintic will apply
tO the Court for tha rnllaf nravarf !
Lin his complaint on Die herein, to wit:
ror judgment against tne defendant
John A. Brigman. for .the sum of
1700.00 with interest thereon at tha
rate of 7 per cent per annum from the
26th day of Noyember, 1913; together
with the further sura of $44.00 with
interest thereon at the rate of per
interest thereon at the rate of per
ADrll. 1914: tnalhar with tha ..h
sum of $17.32 with lntereot thereon at
une rate or per cent, per annum from
the 11th day of August, 1914; together
wmi me iunner sum or 112.99 with
Interest tharenn at tha nt. ft
. .H.V V
cent, ner annum from tha 11th w -
August, 1914; together with the fur
ther sum of 875.00 to be allowed by the
Court as Attorney's fees in this suit;
wgeiner wun uie costs and disburse
ments of this action;
And for a Decree foreclosing the
mortgage deacrihaH In tha Mmni.i.i
herein and that the Sheriff of Lincoln
-uuuiy, uregon, sell the real premises
described tn said mortgage at execu
tion sale In tha mnnni nmia u
...... p.u.iuuu J
law for the sale of real property oa
execution, said real property being
described as follows:
The East One-half (EV) of the
Northeast Quarter (NEVJ) of 8e.;tlon
Twenty-seven (27) in TownsMn Ten
(10) South of Range Ton Urt) v.- t of
the Willamette MIH . i i ,..
r, .it ... i i ' : ;i
County, Oregon.
That said real premi?s ! s-ild f no
Ject to the lien of a ceruiln Mnrti'.u
ior tne sum of 1100..Ki. wliLl: t,aiu
mortgage is recorded in thr H-Lunln of
Mortgaee for I.lncnin i-.., ,.- - t..i
ume 12 at page 318 ther-ff.
That the proceeds of su-h pc b
aOOlled to tha Mvmanl .1... .T. m
tic's Judgment herein and to the costs
of such sale;
And for a Tw. u 1 1
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named defendants and each and all of
mem, ana an persons claiming by
throuch nr tlnriar thorn '
, " . v""' vi wi; ui vneiu.
suhsequent to the date of the execu
tion of said mortgage, towlt: the !6th
day of November, 1913, either as pur.
chasers, an mimhran -. 4..,i.M
creditors, lien creditors or otherwise,
unrrou ana coreciosed of all
right claim of annitv . -..-..
, - - , -11U117 vi re
demption In and to said real premises,
. " "r P"on tnercot, sava
only the statutory right of redemption.
And fnr a fnr4h ta ...... . 1. . . .
tic may become a purchaser at such
"' mat any purchaser at such
sale be Immediately put Into the po
session of such real premises by the
Sheriff of Lincoln County, Oregon;
- rurmer Decree that plain
tie s Mortgage Hen on said real prem
ises abOVe dainrlhail la A . ..
-. u ,a ynvt auu IU
perlor to any and all rights or claims
i 0117 or an 01 tne oetendants; rnd
for such other and furthor relief as to
the Court TT1 a V aaam mat n .1 .. . i .
Mini r-juib-
able in the premises.
inis summons Is served upon you
by publication thereof In the Lincoln
County Leador, by Order of It. H.
Miller, County Judge of Lincoln Coun.
ty, Orpgon, dated the 19th day of Feb-
ruarv. 191 fi: tha llala tl, ... ...u
llcatlon of this Summons 13 the 6th
day of March, 1916, and the defendants
are required to appear and answer on
ui uciui- mu 10m oay or April, 1915,
Chit. Z. Randall,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
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See Dr. Berry about that eaBy
payment plan, ' i