Cottage Grove leader., March 30, 1909, Image 2

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C O T T A G E G R O V E. OREGON
L o c a te d o n th e u p p e r W illa m e tte R iv er
144 m ile s s o u th o f P o r tla n d o u S o u th e r n P a '
cm be a n d OreffOU Be S o u th ly a s le rn R a ilro a d « ,
‘o p u la lio u .’Sou. tw o I ta u k s . p u ld ic a n d h ig h
•hoolff. five c h u r c h e s ; w a te r, lig h t a n d sew
s y s te m s , c re a m e r y ; fio u r m ill, tw o b r ic k
/ a r d s . s a w m ills ; w o o d w o r k f a c to ry ; m a tc h
f a c t o r y . s te a m l a u n d r y a n d t h e L a n d e r .
I 0USTRIES AND RESOURCES.
r .r e a t fo re s ts o f tim lie r t r i b u ta r y to C o tta g e
d r o v e , fifte e n s a w m ills ; t h r e e s h in g l e m ills
w ith in a r a d iu s o f 15 m ile s. H e a d q u a r te r s
fo r B o h e m ia g o ld m in e s a n d B lack B u tte
q u ic k s ilv e r m in e s , v a lle y s a n d fo o t-h ills,
w ell a d a p te d to f r u it g r o w in g , f a n n i n g a n d
d a ir y in g . l*or in f o r m a tio n r e g a r d in g th is
g r e a t c o u n tr y s u b s c r ilie fo r t h e L ead er,
T T K S D A Y , M A RCH .TO, 1900.
T H E H A N D W R IT I N G ON T H E W A L L
It has been am using to watch
the squirm ing of the bunch who
would like to perpetuate th e condi­
tions of the past year in Cottage
Grove, a period when the morals
on the part of a certain element
were never at a lower ebb, and
wheu evil has met with less official
opposition than ever before, ami
even though th e ordinances anil
laws of the lan d have been derid­
ed, a solemn oath of office violat­
ed, yet there are those who san c­
tion such delinquency and would
perpetuate such a reign. But the
handw ritiug has appeared on the
wall and has been interpreted to
this crowd, w hich has been much
distressed d uring the past two
weeks with this and by the hein
eous revelations which have been
brought to light—the reaping of
the w hirlw ind. Therefore, there
are those now within this m unici­
p ality ’s cotrie who know ju st how
old D avid felt wheu the prophet
told him of a m an who had been
cow ardly and wicked beyond com ­
pare and D avid in fury asked,
“ who was this recreant old duffer?”
and the prophet replied, “ thou art
the m an !” It has been fun to
w atch these fellows for the past
two weeks an d see the dread on
their faces lest some one should
suddenly shout in their ears:
“ T hou are the m en!”
SOME P E R T I N E N T Q U E S T IO N S .
W hat was the city ’s enormous
debt before J. I. Jones was sworn
into the office of Mayor two years
ago? W hy such au indebtedness
with several thousand dollars reve­
nues annually from'aloous and b aw ­
dy house licenses?
W as J. I.
Jones responsible for this old in ­
debtedness for which a special ta x
was voted a year ago to meet in
five annual installments?
W hy
has there not l>een published au
annual statement of the city ’s finan
ces at this the close of auother
m unicipal term? One year ago a
complete financial statem ent of the
city ’s finances was presented in the
nom inating convention, why was
such a statem ent not presented at
the recent nom inating convention?
There are scores of other equally
jiertineut questions which could be
propounded, just now but w hats
the use. V'ou can fool some of the
people part of the time, but you
c a n ’t fool all of the people all of
the time.
A correspondent to the Deader
inquires, “ who will vote for Nes­
m ith county in 1910? T h e Eugene
and A lbany farm ers or the home
farmers?" It is anticipated th at
not only the home farm er, but a
large m ajority of the farm ers of
Oregon will vote for Nesmith
county in 1910. A t least they n ear­
ly all voted for Hood River county.
An appreciative subscriber has
presented E ditor M oorebead of
Juuctiou w ith a “ mission style”
m ilking stool. Now if some other
subscriber will present the editor
with a cow aud if he can get in
enough hay ou subscription to feed
her, he will soon be feeding on
milk porridge, custard pies and
other sim ilar delicacies.
“ America will lie lonesome since
President Roosevelt is go n e,” says
a paragrapher. T here was a man
who carved upon the tomb of his
contentious wife: “ I ’m lonely
now—but powerful p eacefu l.”
T he couuty court of Jackson
county has just appropriateli $50,-
000 tow ard building of the state
road from Medford to C rater bake.
T h is is certainly the day of big
things in Oregon.
Mrs. Emery says her prospective
Ja p son-in-law 's soul is white.
Perhaps, but her g randchildren’s
skin aud countenances will lie m is­
fits in the world, says the Journal.
It comes high but pavem ent is
the thing. rem arks the A lbany
Democrat.
W omen s Secrets
Plenty of Cottage
Grove
Readers
Have Thia Experience.
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We Are Again Fortunate..
In securing Marshall Field & Co.’s complete
line of Ladies’ and Misses’ Muslin Underwear
and Shirt Waists, and now have them on sale.
Those of our customers who were lucky
enough to get on this deal last year will appre­
ciate another chance. These are going at less
than wholesale cost if they had been bought
regular.
Ladies’ Underskirts, 39c to $5.29
Corset Covers, 9c to $1.62
Shirt Waists, 30 Cents to $3.57
Everything else in underwear and night­
gowns at same range in prices.
Hundreds of garments—no tw o alike—and
all big bargains.
Burkholder-Wood Co
REAL ESTATE
5 room house, bath and pantry, 1 acre, 7 room house, good well,
fruit and outbuildings, fine soil,,
city w ater, electric ljghts, b arn ,
$1600,
chicken house, some fruit and
berries, fine locattou. $950. P art Fine river bottom laud, 5 an d 10
down, b alance on time, if de_
acre tracts, from $80 to $125 per
sired, large lot 109x212.
acre.
2 lots east of railroad 5 room house, Some acreage in city $250 per
acre.
good well, $650.
An ex tra good business investm ent
for the right party.
4 room cottage, 2 large lots, city
One of the finest residence proper­
w ater, $650.
7 room house, good well, lot 80x
ties in the city, close in, modern
189, $1200.
throughout, 5 rooms, 2 pantries,
2 closets, bath room, hot and
4 acres, fine location, 34 fruit trees,
cqld WBter, electric lights. Base­
5 room house, closet an d pantry,
ment aqd concrete foundation,
good water, outbuildings. Term s
$2000, Part cash balance on
X cash, balance ou tim e if de­
tim e if desired.
sired, $1500.
SEE
Lot 55x100 feet, 5 room house,
close in, city water, $700.
50x100 feet on Fourth street, 6
room house, bath aud pantry,
King & King
At the Bridge
$ 1200 .
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COTTAGE GROVE
FLOUR
MILLS
A ll K in d s o f
Mill Feed
G r e b in
and Hay
C H A S . M A T T H E W S , P ro p rie to r.
S p rin g S eason
q O ur Spring Season has opened mo£f satisfactorily.
New orders are coming in and we" are filling them in a
manner satisfactory to our trade.
q W e intend keeping our stock complete throughout
the Season, and will endeavor to carry lines adapted
to the the trade.
SE N D U S Y O U R . O R D E R S F O R G O O D S
IN O UR LINE AND W E D O T H E R E S T
JO H N S O N & M A T L O C K
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
AUTOMOBILES
N. Y.
f a v o r
BACK G IV E S OUT
A few questions for the home
M onmouth, Oregon, M arch 26, ’09
Von tax th e k id n e y » - o v e rw o rk them .
m erchants to pouder over:
Editor Cottage G rove le a d e r:
T hey c a n 't k eep u p th e co n tin u al
W ho produces the fresh eggs stra in .
Dear Sir:— The student body of
The back g iv es o u t—it ach es and
the Oregon State N orm al school at aud sweet juicy chickens for your pains:
M ouuiouth requests the courtesy of home table?
U rinary tro u b les set in.
llo n .t w ait lo n g er—ta k e D o an 's Kid
W here do you get the pure, clean
a hearing through your colum ns,
ney Pills.
in regard to the Norm al school milk for your cbildreu to drink?
C ottag e d r o v e p eople tell you how
If you are fortunate euough to th ey act.
controversy. We feel th a t our
W alter R ogers of C ottage d ro v e , O re­
school and its faculty and students have a cow of your own, who gon. s a y s :' " I suffered lo r som e tim e
from p ain s ill m y back an d sid e s caused
have lieen grossly wronged not raises the feed she eats?
by d iso rd ered k id n ey s. I th o u g h t th e
W ho occasionally rides out to a tro u b le would soon d iaap |iear, h u t i n ­
only in the failure of the legisla­
stead it grew g rad u ally worse. T h e
country
gath
erin
g
and
m
akes
a
ture to provide support but in the
kid n ey secreliu n s were so freq u e n t th a t
unjust an d untrue statem ents pub­ nice flowery speech telliug how 1 wtis forced to rise m any tim es d u rin g
m any stoves he has burned out th e n ig h t an il th e passages w ere a tte n d ­
lished in m any papers.
ed w ith p ain. 1 trie d n early ev ery
T he Monmouth school has been disposing of the farmers butter? rem edy th a t was b ro u g h t to m y a tte n ­
operated since Ja n u a ry 1, 1907 Is it a representative of Jones’ tion anti also used lin im e n ts a n d p lasters
b u t d id n o t succeed in fin d in g any r e ­
w ithout state funds. In addition, C ash store, or is it a home grocer? lief. I th en read of D o an 's K id n ey
p ills an d was so im p ressed th a t I pro
W
hen
th
e
farm
er
takes
his
great publicity w as given the fact
cured a box a t B enson's Pharm acy, J
th a t the Board of Regeuts had cream to the cream ery does the received relief from th e first an d was so
closed the institution in Ju ly 1907 cream erym an say “ We have to re­ m uch encouraged th at I c o n tin u e d u n til
a co m p lete c u re was effected .”
for lack of funds and little notice duce the price of your product be­ F o r sale by all d ealers. Price 50
taken of th e fact th at the same cause Sears & Roebuck w on’t cents. F o ster-M ilb u ru Co.. Buffalo, New
York, sole ag en ts for th e U nited S tates.
board accepted large donations handle our b u tter if we don’t? Or
R em em ber th e n am e— D oan’s—an d
from frieuds of the norm al aud re does he say “ T h e Hazlewood ta k e n o o th er.
opened it in A ugust 1907. These cream ery has cu t the price of
N O T IC E F O R P U B L I C A T I O N .
facts, coupled with the n atu ral butter fat and the home dealers
fear of students and their parents w on’t handle o u r butter unless we
R E C A L L ON M A Y O R .
D e p artm en t of th o In te rio r.
th a t the school m ight be unable to do likew ise” ?
If. 8 . L u n d Office u t RoHelmrg, Ore.
Junction City is having some complete th e year, com bined to
W hen the farm er offers his hay
M a rch 19, 1909.
N otice Is hereby
g iv en t h a t
trouble of its own over m unicipal sh ak e confidence and m ade a for sale at a living price, is it
CM AS. F . M IL L K R
affairs, the council having at a re­ handicap almost iusuperable.
Montgomery an d W ard who say of C o tta g e G rove, O re g o n , w h o , on
cent session, set April 9 as date
In spite of all these adverses, “ W hy m an, we can get haled hay April 9, 1902, m ad e H om estead E n try ,
No. 1144:1, 8. R 0.T»M fo r NK of S\V%
upon which the voters are to say the old “ Monmouth sp irit” rose to on board the cars in Eugene for S ectio n 4, T o w n sh ip 20 S o u th , R an g e
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W est, W illam ette M eridian, h a s
at the polls whether or not Mayor the occasion and alum ni and that?”
tiled notice o r In te n tio n to m a k e final
C. P. Houston shall be recalled. friends raised an d paid into the
W heu he has a few bhsfiejs of five y ear p ro o f to e s ta b lis h c la im t o
th e lan d lybove d e sc rib e d , la-fore Geo.
T he charges set up against llo u s state treasury six th o u san d dollars graiu for sale, who says “ Vps
B. D orris, U. S. C o m m issio n e r, a t
ton in the call for election allege to enable the regents to carry on would like to have it, but 1 just E ugene, O re g o n , on th e 8 th day of
iucom(>etency, attack s his moral .the school during th e year 1907-8. cam e up from A lbany aud the M ay, 190«.
c la im a n t na m e s as witnesses:
character, his reputation for truth T he local school disrrict doubled buyers there say they are going to
C hns. H. T o m p k in s of C o tta g e
G
rove,
O regon: M. S. T o m p k in s of
and veracity aud charges th a t “ he its special ta x and added five start oats at 25 or ,10 ceuts aud
C o tta g e ( r o v e , O re g o n : W.
exercises his office in an arbitrary thousand dollars. T uition receipts raise a little on them if they have H a w le y of L o ra n e , O reg o n ; F ilet B.
ns
D avis of b o ra u e, O re g o n .
and unreasonable m anner, w ithout am ounted to more th a n three thou to ” ?
B enjamin L. E n n v , R egister.
due regard or due consideration sand dollars. T h e faculty do n at­
A fter stan d in g in an atmosphere
for the interests of the people of ed in salary reductions five thou laden with the vile fumes of a high
C O N S IS T E N C Y T H O U A R T A J E W E L .
Junction C ity .” Junction is keep sand dollars, m aking a total pro priced cigar w hile the clerks wait
ing pace with bos Angeles in this vision of nineteen th o u san d dol upon a m anlier of silk laden city
First, we are told by a certain
respect and is a few notches ahead lars for the y ear’s budget, not one customers, or it may lie the very element th at J. I. Jones as mayor,
of Cottage Grove.
cent of w hich was supplied by the polite “ just a moment please” and did absolutely nothing, and was
state.
she is left standing while the home too economical and non-progres­
A sim ilar plan was followed for m erchant goes touring off to an ­ sive to m ake any city im prove­
W ISE W A L L A W A L L A
the present year 1908-9, only of other part of the store to weigh a m ents. Secondly, an d in the next
T he W alla W alla m erchants necessity th e resources were more few very sweet and charm ing breath, and through th e “ Boomer­
have passed resolutions against ad ­ lim ited. T h e local school district babies for her city sisters. Is it an g ” we are inform ed th a t J. I.
vertising in program s and will paid the salaries of th e principal any wouder th e farm er's wife or Jones was a very ex tra v ag a n t
spend all of their publicity money of the train in g departm ent au d of dau g h ter goes hom e tired and dis­ m ayor and plunged the city $3152.-
with the newspapers, where they the four critics, an d other expenses gusted, to write her order to some 06 % in debt, in pu sh in g m unici­
to the am ount of five thousand city m ail-order house?
claim that it does the most good.
pal improvements, ta k in g up w ater
dollars. Seven additional in stru ct­
Pendleton T ribune.
W ho will vote for Nesmith coun­ bonds au d p ay in g ru n n in g e x ­
Wise W alla W alla. Every city ors were employed, five accepting ty 1910? T h e Eugene and A lbany penses, with the saloon and baw dy
in Oregon will profit by em ulating the mere pittauee of fifty dollars a farm er or the hom e farmers?
house revenues cut off and w ith­
m onth and two, President Ressler
th a t c ity 's course.
out any special ta x levy to meet
A F arm er .
and Mr. Butler, donating th eir ser­
runtiiug expenses, like th a t w hich
We hear things said, quietly vices. T he teachers’ salary sacri­
A new law was passed by the was provided later aud is still in
of course, now and then about fice this year am ounts to nearly last legislature, com pelling all effect. W hatever t h e
virtues
character, reputation, past aud six thousand dollars. T uition re­ doors in public buildings to )>e claim ed by the supporters of the
present and a few other personal ceipts will be above twenty-five m ade to sw ing outw ard, and lim it­ present regime, consistency is not
things concerning the two can d i­ hundred dollars. T h e cash d ona­ ing the tim e until Nov. 1st this one of them.
dates for mayor. Now the Leader tions will am ount to over three year to m ake the change. There
T he Portland Com mercial Club
will say that it lias the history of thousand dollars, m ak in g a total are several buildings in Cottage
these two men in a nut shell aud for the year of about seventeen G rove which m ust comply witli is out with a song boosting Oregon
if there is any insistence ou the thousand dollars, w ith not a penny this law—aud should do it quick. to the tune of “ H eidelberg.”
T here is a chance for m uch im ­
part of those who are having a good from the state.
provement in the verse to m ake it
b ast year, Monmouth students
deal to say on this subject, of
T hirty years ago Portland had a applicable to all p arts of Oregon.
which they know little, the Leader paid twenty-five dollars tuition,
m ight condescend to enlighten double th e charges m ade at the population of 20,000. Now, I’o lk ’s For ju st im agine, if you ?an, tbe
them a little. We do not object to other state norm als and at the directory shows a population of hum or of th e Cottage Grove, Rose-
a full and free exposition and com ­ state university and agricultural 255,000 in th at city. If Portland burg, E ugene and other com m er­
parison so far as we are concerned college. T his year the students has one fourth of the population of cial bodies of scores of other
have cheerfully paid the sam e fee the state now as it had in the past, towns in the arid districts, siug-
in this m ayoralty cam paign.
aud when the regular session of the 1910 census ought to show one ing; “ So come let us clink, b ut
H ere’s som ething for the legal the legislature adjourned w ithout million people residing in the great first let us drink, one toast with a
brim m ing stein .” Oh no, th a t
voters of Cottage G rove to think m aking an appropriation, a student state of Oregon.
d o n ’t go in “ Oregon, sweet O re­
over. There are two candidates mass m eeting was called, where
It is easier to re-elect a worthy g o n ,” anym ore.
for mayor at the forthcoming city one hundred and ten students sub-
•lection, 11. R. Job and J. 1. Jones. scrilied over fourteen hundred d ol­ m ayor and recorder at the end of
Socialist Meeting.
Both have fixed and well known lars in order that the school should a one year term th an it would be
to
invoke
the
recall
an
d
get
rid
of
principles, wliiv’n ha"Ve l>een put not be closed. Practically all of
Socialist m eeting will be held at
into effect or dem onstrated d u r­ us are self-supporting aud yet we a blatherskite m ayor or recorder, if
Masonic hall S atu rd ay evening
elected
for
two
years.
One
year
is
ing their former adm inistrations. gladly put up our hard-earned
April 3d at 8 p. m. All are in v it­
F urther comment is unnecessary. money both because we w ant nor­ enough for the present dem ands of
ed
to attend, as live topics will be
W hat does your candidate for mal training aud because we mean this little m unicipality.
discussed, an d our coining city
mayor stand for?
to stand by our dear old school to
On Friday, 100,000 aliens en electiou and its significance will be
the very end.
viewed from a socialistic sta n d ­
T he Springfield news is out with
We are also self-respecting aud tered this country at New York
point.
a new title head and a new dress resent bitterly the u n fair and u n ­ I and it is predicted th a t th is year
Good city governm ent is w hat
having lately installed a new press. true charges against our school. will l>e a record one for the adm is
we
all w ant, politics or no politics.
Herein is the
The m erchants of th at live town We know and every fair minded sion of foreigners
O ur speaker will define politics
are the liest advertisers in Oregon person m ay know by the least in ­ source of much trouble for these
for you.
and loyal, to a m an, to their local vestigation that M onmouth is and United States.
C o m m it t e e .
paper
May success constantly has Ireen a bona fide normal
Promises are all right in their
peich on the m ast head of your school. I ’nder the adverse condi­
Lim e aud su lp h u r spray at th e
staunch little craft, Bro. Beebe.
tions forty-eight graduates were way, hut acts are m uch more con- Griffin, V eatch Co’s.
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sent out last year and there will lie vincing, both in public and private
It is easier to m ake a bluff than over forty the com ing June. Of life. This isn ’t a k n o ck —merely
it is to m ake other people stand last y ea r’s senior class, forty-five | a statem ent of fact.
ss
for it.
are now teaching, two are students
R eo . M itc h e ll a n d Stod-
K
entucky
is
about
the only
in college and one is m arried.
ard-D aytorv c a r s
Nesmith county when? 1910!
N inety-three of last years one ‘w et” state left in th e south, yet
$ 5 5 0 to $ 4 .0 0 0
hundred and seventy four students people are em igrating from there FRA NK B E N N E T T , E u g en e, O r.
are know n to lie teaching. Most by the carload to th is arid zone of 12 en d P earl ste. P h o n e Red 4351
of the rem aining have returned to Oregon.
T h e re it o n e m an in 1 ! « U n ite d State« w h o h a t p e rh a p s h eard
a to ra w o m e n ’« secret« th a n a n y o th e r m an o r w om an in th e
c o u n try . T h e s e s e c re ts a re n o t s ec re ts o f |u i l t o r sham e, hut
th e se '-cts o f suffering, an d th e y h ave b een confided to D r.
R . V . « 'ierce in th e ho p e an d e x p e c ta tio n of a d v ic e an d help.
T h a t few of th e se w o m en h av e b een d isap p o in ted in th e ir ex*
pec ta t ion« ia p ro v e d by th e fact th a t n in e ty -e i$ h t p e r c e n t, of
e ll w om en tre a te d by D r. P ie ro e have b e en a b so lu tely and
a lto g e th e r c u re d . Su^h a re c o rd w ould he re m a rk a b le if th e
caaea tre a te d w ere n u m b e re d by hu n d red a o n ly . Hut w hen
th a t re c o rd ap p lies to th e tre a tm e n t of m o re th a n half-a* m il­
lion w o m en . in a p ra c tic e o f o v e r 40 y e a rs, it is p h e n o m e n al,
an d a n titie s D r. P ie rc e to th e g ra titu d e a cc o rd e d him b y w o m e n , as th e first o i
sp ec ia lists in th e tre a tm e n t o f w o m e n ’s d iseases.
B »»ry tic k w om an m ay co n au ll D r. P ie rr e by le tte r, a b so lu te ly w ith o u t
«b arg e. A ll re p lie s a re m ailed , sealed in p e rfe c tly p lain e n v e lo p e ., w ith o u t
an y p r i e t i n t e r a d v e rtis in g w h a te v e r, upon th e m . W rite w ith o u t fear as w ith -
n u t fee, to W o rld ’s D isp en sa ry M edical A sso c ia tio n , D r. K . V . P ie rc e , P r e s t.,
x . r i K U C K ’f t
HOME FARM ER ASKS
TH E STATE NORMAL
PER TIN EN T QUESTIONS
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o«W Women Wall,
school th is year. N inety-one and
K nicker—W hat is the secret of
eight tenths per cent of the g rad u ­
success? Rocker— He the fellow
ates during the past five years are
your wife could have m arried if it
still teaching anti the percentage
h a d n ’t been for you.— New York
for the whole twenty-seven years
Sun.
is over sixty.
These and other reliable and
authentic statistics have lieen pub­ mouth cannot lie crushed, b ik e
lished from year to year and are truth, “ though crushed to earth,
available to alb O ur school and she will rise again: the eternal
its good nam e aud reputation are years of God are h ers.” G en tle­
the capital of graduates and stu ­ men of the press, give us a
'square d eal.” Very trnly yours,
dents and the loss of th at capital
The Studeut Hodv,
through abuse aud m isrepresenta­
By P. M. S t r o u d , Pres.
tion m eans bankruptcy. Mon- •
M a r y W h i t n e y , Sec.
D O N ’T * .
Don't ta k e m ore o rd e rs f o r eg g s th a n
you ran d eliver n o r sell so m an y that
you rob yonrself. T h at's fren zied
tenure.
Don't thtnk If a ch eated custom er ts
silent he doesn't kn ow you r rascsllty.
Bulldogs that bite bard bark little.
Don't neglect to have the brooder
warm and nice Feed th e best: keep
all clean; w atch for lk-e.
Don’t use Tenderloin ta ctics to get an
association office. If you m nst bribe a
mob to get the job, you are a snob.
Don't prepare to batch more chickens
than you can m ake profitable T hat's
fraoated foolishness.
D on’t fall to do better by not m aking
last year's m istakes. M any m ista k e*
fe w b eefstsek s.
Notice M Final Account.
In th e m atter of th e A ssig n m en t
th e W heeler-T hom pson Co., of Cott!
G rove, Oregon.
N otice is hereby g iv e n th a t VV.
Abram s, A ssignee h a s filed liis accot
for final se ttlem en t of said esta te w
th e clerk of th e c o u rt a n d th a t Mond;
A pril 12, 1909, at I o 'clo ck p. m ., of si
day h a s been set for h e a rin g th e sam e
\V. II. A b r a m s , A ssignee
G e o r g e B. D o r r is . A tto rn ey .
Edisoa, Columbia
Victor
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