Eugene daily guard., March 24, 1908, Image 3

THE EVCENK SAILY Gl'ARD. TITCSHAY, MAWH 24, 1908
jJflSi i'BAilY GUARD
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to Th Eugne Guard.
(.n iuu Daily
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glyand'woek.v Guard. .
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'. . i. , i,. il Press.
Haulier -
C0ns FOIt PRACTICAL
P1" ., , v m-i 1.1)1 v;
WOHIV ur -
...nlrnt "hrwistlnc
ti, mosi iiiini.i'."- -- -
Ln 6e cone for a town Is for
P1 . il nll
pp!e 10 g3t I0geillsi a.."
,rery enterprise that will enhance
..th: to bear willingly their
L d the burden of expense tncl-
; to the making or puuiic im-
kienents. THIS Kina oi ui to.
,lf high-priced, hot-air promotirm
U ias ever inaugurated.
Vdfene's people began to get to-
kber anout two years ago, and in
L time, have accomplished almost
nderfol results. They Have paveci
streets, secured electric car ser-
e jnd a splendid railroad depot
I Improvements, and are about to
;e the final steps tor securing a
adld municipal water plant, sup
ti rom mountain sources, at a
r. tf 1300,000. Naturally a town
Is doing big things like this at-
IfU the attention of homeseekers
Utestors without any great quan.
ot outside advertising. These
kg could "not be kept from public
tledse even if 6 tried to' do it.
iother splendid atfd practical way
boosting a town is to support Its
-Wfrs. - Business, map not. only
,i ibeniielvc?. rljiit 'contribute to
liranrVment of- the community
nllwoen they patronize the local
enabling the latter to
It in! "expand, advertising "daily
a larger family of readers the ad-
i; and enterprise of their town.
iireng?r who glances over a Eu-
1-pspfr knows In an Instant that
. a live, growing town, because
lu the largest and best papers in
ma outside of Portland. No oth
:t!ior city in the Northwest can
tof an eight-page dally paper as
pas The Guard, or as thoroughly
'o-date in Its make-up and the
s matter It prints. Tom Rlchard-
the most successful and Intelll
ittown "booster" on the coast, as-
f that promotion work of ' this
rtw would ho hopeless without I
assistance and co-operation of i
newspapers.
Faat we wsnt to Impress upon the
ot Eugene is that-they -must
e to rely upoa the hot-air
'lot of a big promotion fund.
pi Its many expensive frills and
ttuuga as go with It. for prac-
' waits. So far the $3000 or
hli expended has not brought a
tie new Industry or promoted an
dement worthy of the name.
sun rely on our united ef-
! s Individual "boosters" iir
p'altig that promises to help the
'""ease Its payroll, develop its
ps and make it a better place
tin. tach citizen must keep
Mi
on premises properly, wll-
f ' ist In street and n'uhllc im
ttirnnlzo home business
P d home fndustTles. and vbe
K'tO M on. . .. . .
t-ra iries iop tne uevel
"t of latent i.. . tli.
? "J this alone will make Eu
' real city n thR' fnpV ' '
r'M the omskle world will dis
' the (.,,.
t. .11110111 the aid of
r"t qnantltv .r hihi...i a
,. vi ttiiu-n is going
thoiiot.4. '.. . .-.' - ..
,.. " o' luwns mat it
I H much fthe value that at
"jnay have possessed.
",'T "'-t ( Kl) "
TO Hor.l) I P pricks
Ll-W,?ork ""tamerrial. In Its
I ' bnwi
' ronrtttions
rar.. . explains the
r ot m,, ,na cnttln down
, saonrs. While the Hen,nrt
r tlH "","n 00d la smd-
ilia.,- h"re op f be
-vTi? am"nit mlli" "m"
, .rtrr to hold U n nrIro
' -i' the CommcrcUl
"" K .U market It Is
declared ttiat too-stxone an. euiuhnul
cannot be. placed upon the fact that
curtailment Is reaching atnte where'
a shortage of gjods must inevitably ,
follow.- That, buyers are cii:nins aj
market .that :wlll roncr a.id i.
them ro par prices -based tmou Au" '
supply and heavy demand, i-i iie aniill
ysis that leailins men 1m il,,. tnl,-.
make of the situation. Conservatism '
on the part of the buyers, ji Is s.iiil..
lg belnn carried too far. Mills are!
not in a posltiau to run ou tpeiula
tlnn and of one accrnl they ar.- cur-i
tailing production. They are furred!
to this by the weakness thnt
veloned In the market for flnlshej !
goods and the strength that Is shu ;
on the staples., Among the romuiis I
lon houses ths opinion ure-aiU 1 1 n t !
business Is growing stronger, but iliej
inmrovpment Is gradual. Ir comes i
from a somewhat broader1 burin mi
the nnrt if the cutters and 'secnuda'-y !
market distributors. Ou exnart trartol
Is quiet, and no price change nf mo-1
nient are reported. The openlns of
lines of blankets is the event that Is
a( present holding the attention of!
the trad", and thor-. ts en"rtttinn j
that the. new levels ro ho named will
ahract -hnsiness -from the Hrge fae-l
tors. TJ-p finishers of mi ton eo-n's'
nTe wording -town their orders and'
rhere is ued -of mc-o beMneM 'n t
VfPT tii ixn!or".'Thv' hare heen t
lyiuiiuK mr sevtTai seasons vnf on a
basis where they were constantly be
hind on the delivery of goods. 'Non
there Is only a small ma rein of or
ders between them and delivery. On
lines of dross goods for the fall the
sales ... for tho majority of mills hare
come up to a fair percentage of last
year, and they will be bl t-i nnevale
on a profitable basis. It Is In at
tempting to get the buyers to place
bulk orders that agents find the dif
ference in trade from recent seasons.
On some lines of finished broadcloths
the miils are reaching a sold-up s'ate
and this Is helping to put courage In
buyers to operate on other lines of
goods; In the Jobbing houses the last
day or two business has been som.
what affected by the bad weah'er.
but- the buyers who made an appear
ance were in search of spot goods
and placed a number of order.i on
wash goods, household linens, dreas
;;oods and domestics.
, .
f Judge ..Cake's positive declaration
In favor of the popular election of
United States senators by direct vote
o( the people and his willingness to
rest his own chances for -success upon
their expression of preference
through Statement No. 1 of the pri
mary law, cannot be too highly com
mended! 'A man who trusts the plain
people of his state and avows his
complete confidence In their ability to
govern themselves, certainly possess
es' some, of the material that goes to
make a good L'uked States senator.
" (". T-. I D. Y.'-icVf, . president of
" 't ColV.r;-' at Worcester, says' th"
greatest power In American politics
Is-;.'"the third . party, iittle heard of.
without organization, w-lilch seeks, no
ofljico, holds no meetings, owns no
banner, but which comprises men
who think for themselves, hold the
balance of power, and silently decide
the elections."
Booker ,T. Washington urges his
ngro brethren to become bankers as
well as Pullman porters. What's the
use? Isn't the position of porter high
enough in the financial scale for
Booker? They get all the money
from the passengers in their car and
that Is all that can be expected of
anybody.
Our pension roll on account of the
Spanish war has already reached $3,
471,000 a year and nearly 20,00i
claims are still pending lln Ihe pen
sion office. Inasmuch us wo landed
only about 20,000 men at Santiago
we may be thankful that Cuba Libre
required no larger force.
Ameriran snobacr.icr is beginning
,o throw fits over the possibility of a
visit from the Prime of Wales. If
Walesey really comes, some of the
more violent of the bunch will prob
ably have to be put In straight Jack
ets. After all Is said and done. It must
be admitted that the old-time kings
who could not write, had some ad
vantages over the modern rulers who
ara constantly getting Into hot water
by the personal letter routo.
With all this guessing of what big
men of . the past would be if thy
Came back, nobody's said anything
about the big pirates, probably be
cause everybody knows they would
bo high financiers.
j Pennsylvania farmers' unfilled de
mands for laborers (Indicates that
the oup houses maintained In some
of the cities of the state for unem
ployed laborers belong in the hobo
gold brick clas-s
j That was a pretty low-down snr'
Of a nature-faker who credited a
preacher by name with hnvlng suc
ceeded In training a quartette of do;-.s
(o sing "Way Down on the Swaume
River." '
- IW Healer in the W orld.
RvT. F. Starhlrd. of Kas' H.yinond.
Maine, savs: "I have us.-d Ilurkien
Arnica Salve for several years on
mv old armv wound, and etli r i t'l
na'te sores, al hnd It th B.: hraier
In the worid. I tie il too with
surjrtss in my v-'.-rinarv lei-ln- s.
Price 2.1 cents at, '..A. Ku ki n.lu.t
drug store, t i
4
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ELLEN BEACH YAW. '
KUen le-ich Yaw, who tou yean hko startlr-l Ameikau vuiuvrt
with her tvmarkabl ninyi of vnlcu, is now n star in tho Metropolitan Oira
in Now Y-rk ami ttids fair to tun-on le one of the world's famous sltiKi-rs. ijet
reiH-rtory Includes Jniiet, Lucia. "The Mauie Flute," "U llarljieny nml a doxeu
mute grand uptwas. She still retains her rane ami is far better trained us
an actios than are many of the leadtim prima dounas.
THE WAIL OK TUB DOOMK.l). '
"I'm ready to go" said a plump
young bug.
As he kicked the earth where'd been
a slug; '
ll'n, ft..a.l tn Janlh Al-comttn'
Which covers all that's to be seen;,1
it ,t ,, ot,,mQh nn,i imriti mv
.t , p'"-m ,
head; I
My brothers, one ana au, are aeaa. '
"I "choose . my home," said the Cab-i'
bage worm, I
"Deep In the young "plant's tender ,
germ, !
Alas, the farmer has found me out.j
With, powder and poison he put me,
' V- to rout, i
And now I'm a homeless wanderer.;
Exiled from house and provider." j
: O i
"Oh the'-orchard bough I pitched myj
, tent, ..i .- ' : , . f, '.' f
Where J he. twig's, by the 'passing-,
1 v.-lhds are bent, '- J
I(ut the farmer conies with flaming;
to; ell. ' ' ,,4
Driving me -out to escape a s"oreh."?
Said Caterpillar: ".Mr silver tent i
Witli a mass of smoke and flames 'i
' Was bent." '
Said
the Henhouse Mite, I'm very I
. small, 1
I thought he'd never see me at all,!
But 'twas not long till kerosene
Came pouring In; 1 think it's mean
To pester us lice with prethrum, J
And the end of all Is yet to come." i
"Who has never heard of hellebore?"
Cried the currant worm with a voice:
that tore
To the very heart of the soft Pear
Slut;, !
Who exclaimed, "Are, aye; 'tis a
dreadful drug.
It gives convulsions and makes us j
squirm I
In a way that's repulsive to every j
worm.". . , . . ,
Then out spoke the Weevil in angry
turn: ' . I
"I'd like- to know when the end's
to' come! ! -- ' '' ,
Bisulphide of carbon is death to uf,
The tanner knows it, and I must fee..j
Who will go with mu? , We'll eml- ;
grate;
Whoever remains deserves his fate." j
- U-Kxfhnng-.
now i.iNX rors'TV stands j
(Albany Daily Herald. Rep.)
A recent report from this county
under a Lebanon date line purports
to tell the world at large that Linn J
countv Republicans are against Male,
ment No. 1. This is untrue, if, as
this correspondent says. Statement
No. 1 is opposed by a majority of the
Republican voters why was It thai
after laboring for weeks to got a
meeting of tho county central com
mittee together to "squelch' the
statement the scheme failed to work?
The fact of the matter is that practl
callr all the opposition to Statement
No.'l found in this county Is centred
around the city of Albany. . A few
of the oldtime politicians and party
bosses are endeavoring - to supply
courage to prospective legislative can
didates on the Republican ticket.
hoping to get them eieeieu ou mv,
"ghost of a chance" itv-y have e in-1
trary to the wishes and sentiment of,
the people. Linn roiinry will sendi
three Statement No. I men to the
next session of the leglUanire, the
Lebanon rorr si'outlent to ttie. contra
ry notwithstanding. ; '
John Riva. of Viulng. !-.. says: "I
have been nelllng DeWltt's Kidney
and Bladder Pills forabout, a year
and thevaelve better satisfaction than
any pill I ever sold. 1 have lined
them myself with fine results." Sold
by all driiKHlsts.
citv ki-wtion; il :'A
I am directed by th corntrin roun-,
ell to give notice that the annual , city j
election or the citKif Euficne lli
he held April lh.- v' which,
time one councilman will be elected!
from each ward af the rl'r Candi-,
dat- for tbar offbe n'mni'd flic thlr,
nominating putitl-ms wilb the city,
r..ci.rdT on or before the 21st day;
of March, '")- . fl
3. f). AIJ.EN. I
Ci'y Attorney.
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lnfc water, cool and ierve. 10c. per package at
ugTocera. l llavora. Keluae all lubstitulea.
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2 a a m
THE MARKET
fOR
McMurphey
& Rush's
22 west 8th St :
WE BUY t
WE SELL
WE REiNT
WE EXCHANGE)
8-room house and 2 lots; de
sirable corner; good barn,
water, bath and sewer; must
bo sold boon; good value at
: $:limo
8-rnnm house and good lot on
Willamette street; good lo
cation; city water; electric
lights. Price S'JTiT
8-room house and corner lot
80x160; barn, lien house,
chicken yard, some fruit.
Price $2000
79 acres five miles from Spring
field; 40 In cultivation, 39
pasture; new 10-room house,
40x80 barn; 4 acres orchard;
for sale or trade for larger
place.
3 acres close to town; 4-rooin
house, Biuall barn; 1 acre
orchard; to trade for larger
place; will pay difference.
We also bnro business open-,
ings nnd a large list of real
estate to offer of every des
cription. . i , . , ,
McMURPHEY
&RUGH
22 west 8th St,
For Bedrock Wells
Se me before contracting
prices bedrock. Well drilling
is my business and I am pre
pared to do your work in a
lirst class manner and at pric
es that cannot be duplicated.
Don't let your cantract until
you have first seen me.
J. E. Kilborn
Phone Pcd ;39l . 657 H:th St.
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1 OR SALE
KOK 5.I.K h.-eeiitl Kr.tu llr
wiHM. W. 1.. t'oj'i'orlioll, at Watt's
jtivtelry store.. t(
KOI SAI.K Cheap, g -nil seiou.l
ltalHl Stutleteiker "t-imll waon
Kiuiuire at Ku.t'iu groecry. tf
WOOD KOli SA1.K lti-lnch oak
wood. Phono Fanners 2Sti or in
quire at Slerner's r.riH-er.v store, ati
l''OU SAl.K liufr Orpington eggs.
, ! 1 'J for $1. W. H llamplou, 1 1 0 J
I ' Columbia arenue. corner tlih st.
I'XHt SAl.K National wheel, used
, o.ie season; In goo.l comlltitni. Will
i. seil cheap. Cull ut 37N Kast l.lth
I stn-er. tr
: KOli ri.VI.l". Loose and balm cheat
; hay; aiso oat straw. P.jone l-'ar-i
uiei-s 1 3x1. Squlro Stniih. Irving.
I ;
i lit I'l-' I.LiillOIt.N KOvlS ;'uri! ureii.
$1 per settin;;. lieo. Melviii Mil
ler, Itoom 2 u, .McClung ltloc.k.
I'lione IUd HG1. If -
KOU SAl.K (lood S-rooiu housef
lot tilixUlO; ch)so In: good barn;
chicken park; garden; fruit trees,
b. fries, etc. Address" II.," care
(jiini'd. if '
l'Olt SALU---A modern up-lo-date
collate of nine room. !.ir;r'' barn;
all nearly m'w; nil kinds of fruit ,
berries and flowers: one of Pie
h"st loctlons ill Kiigene. Inquire
"tifi High street. tt
KOK SAL10 A i 1-4 wide tiro Wils
on and onu bay horso, weitiil
about 12a0 pounds an.l nine years
old. Enquire of Squire Smith.
Phone Farmers lSxft. ills
FOR SALI-l Snap for short time on
ly. One and a half acres, uiiini
proved, adjoiultig city limits. Cash
or terms. Howe & Buoy, office in
Maurer's Jewelry store.
FOR SALK Portable sawmill, trac
tion engine, threshing machine;
machinery practically new and In
good condition. Price for entlrs
outfit UTiOO if sold soon. Ad
dress "12. P.," care of Ouard. , u5
FOR SALK Hale chuut and loose
vetch hay for Bale; also 16-Inch
and 4-foot maplo wood, well sea
soned. Address Louis C. Vitus,
Junction R. K. D. No. 2, Oregon.
Phone Farmers' 129. , n3
FOR SALE--One of tho best retail
general merchandise country stores
In Lane county, having largu log
ging and farm trade. if you are
looking fdr a chance to maktl mon
' ev Investigate this oponing. Ad
' dress "X." this Office. u 2 0
FOR SALE ItY-OWN10R A biiincl
ncw 5-rooin cottagu; all modern;
In choice local Ion on West. Elev
enth' Dt rent; lot 00 H-llxltil 1-2
feet. , The best, bargain In Eu
gene. Must be sold very soon. En
quire at this offlco. ni2S
FOR SALK OR TRADE 320 acres
of timber and mineral laud, lit
south, 1 east; half mile from mil
itary road and river; will trade for
accounts of defunct banks of Port
land or property, or make a cusli
offer. II. Moore, G04 Ooldsiuith
street, Protland, Or. a4
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN Oood
house of 7 rooms, 80 fruit trees,
deep well with wind mill, one acre
under chicken fence; large chicken
house; two bloclfs from Oeary
school house. Price, J1600. Time
on part. I. N. Harbaugh, agent,
Room 5, over First National Hunk
Bring this notice wltb you.
FOR SALE liY OWNER A nearly
new it-room house; close to Univer
sity; on a choice, high nnd sllely
corner lot GXxl20 feet; nicely Im
proved; Borne good fruit and a
deep well; this property is well
worth $:000, but much less will
take it if sold within ten days. En
quire at this office. m28
FOR SALE OR EXCIIANliE Three
mining claims in Eldorado Canon
district, 12 miles from Search
light, Nov. Assays as high as $07
per ton In gold and silver; will
trade for real estate. Price, 12,
500. George II. Newman, 7Uu
Pearl street, Eugene, Or. all
FOR SALE Large 6. room modern
house must be sold in 14 days -splendidly
Improved; has city wa
ter, gas, electricity, beautiful yard,
choice shrubbery and many other
attractions; offer owner Is now
making Is good for 14 days only.
For particulars aud terms apply
to this office at once, as' the price
will soon dispose of the property,
which Is but three blocks front
car line and In heart of residence
district.
rolt RB.N1
PASTURH TO KENT Will pasture
cattle ana horses on the Matthew
Wsllls tarm, two miles west of
Eugene. Fine grating; terms rea
sonable. Inquire Itoom 1, over
Loan A Savings bank, or address
P. O. Box 182 Kuli.
WANTKU
WANTEO An Irish or Llewellyn
sctUT puppy. Aldress H., car
Guard, or call at this olfice. i
WANTEO TO RENT A good 8-room
house wltb bath, toilet; centrally
located. P. O. Ilox 431, Eugene.
WANTEI T-en ladles and gents dal-'
ly to ret Ihelr clothes cleaned and
pressed at the Eugene Dye Works. '
tf I
IK YOI.' WANT TO SELL your prop,
prty tell the Oregon Laid Coiiipa.
ny about It and they will do tlio
rest. 412 Willamette atreel, Ki
..ne. Or. tf
IF! ED COLUMNS''
WAXTKI) (Continued.)
w an i ::i
' Call ::t I
Cirl for I i :-. t housework.
OS Has: Killeenlll Hire-:.
COLD AMI PILVEU PLATING On
knives, forks and all household ar-
tit les that do not look like iirw.
Vi rile tho Oregoa Plsltng Works ,
. 138 l.ownstliile street, Portland i
. Oregon, for nrlcpa ,
WAN'TKi) - Posliiim as dryttoods or i
t eloililni; salesman; 10 years' txpc-:
. rienee ami ran furnish best of ref-,
i'enccs. Address "A," care Onurd.
; i ' i - 111 2 I :
WAN l'Kli - tiood horse. U'."0 to 13,'itl
.pounds, suitable for latly to drive;
also two-sealed top carriage. Ad-',
dress I". O. Ilox 247', wllh descrli-l
lion if j
WANl'KD -From ;,oilii to a.oiioj
.acres cleared or partly cleared I
laml. rich deep soil, adapted to'
' fiult. trucking and live stock; In-!
! cation desired on vlver and creek, j
. Hrlug lis a description and otulltu
'.of laud in tracts of 80 acres and
up. y ; ; .' :
.1 Pacijic-, I and Company, i
P. O. Uox 24 t. Room t, orer ('ham-.
'Ilt.trs unit llrtstovr bank. If
BIISrKf.L.lNKOI s
I1HESKM AK1K(1--Misses Sullivan i
Miller. Tills Washington street.
Phone Red 3100. . . . . 2l
ACCOUDION PLfcATlMr -Done by:
.Mrs. llert Vincent at 1127 Hllyard!
street, uear East Ninth, on reason-!
: Sible terms. Phono Red 3302. tf
DON'T' fall to see Chczem .It you
want bargains In real estate. We
buy and sell farm and city prop
erty. Improved and unimproved.
Timber and mining stock. II. Che
"il, Room 11. Walton Ultlg. tf
NOTICE Hnvlng recovered from my
injury I have resumed my business
t of horseshoeing and general black
. Hiiillhlng.,!. C, I). Moloway, : Kast
! .Eleventh street, Fairiuoiint, Or.
FOR TRAUK-7-An 8-room modern
yesldeiyo In Minneapolis, Minn. In
, beat1 prat of city t 1 rents for S30 a
, inonth; ,wl eschange for good real
' estnto mortgaue, timber land, farm
lor city property. P. O.. Box 431,
' Kugeuo, Or. tf
INTERNATIONAL CORIIESPON
; DENCE SCHOOLS "The Ilusy
MKn's Utilvcrslty." Gives a thor
'(ugli training at your own home
.In nearly all the trades atiI rtroff
, Hlons. Text books nnd InstriniiMits
'.ivliojv required) furnished free.
(Tull Information and IrculnrsViai
i the local enrollment, office, 4.1 W,
i r:ightl) street, R. J. Klrkwood. rei-
resentatlve.
; Ut I.OtSV AMI FOl'M). it-:-
, i. ,
LPS'!'- -Pair of new i-iioIut. io.vti
i Itewaicl If returned to tliht 'oh'h C
1 or jty J. JtCninpbell.
''''.'
I .Vol lee of Filial Settlement.
, Notice is hereby given t lint Charles
Lelter, executor of the estate of Au
gustine Letter, eceased,' has filed his
account for final settlement of said
estate, and Monday, tho 4th day of
May, 108, has been set tor said
hearing by the county court for Lane
county, Oregon.
CHARLES LEITEIt. ,
' Kxecutor.
WALTON & NESS, "''
I Attorneys.' .' '. i." ''i i '
AiliuiiiiNtrator'H Notlco to C'riMlitors.
Nollco Is hereby given that Cloo. U.
Hnltzmnn has been appointed admin
istrator of the-; estate of Ludwiek
Martin, d!ceased, liy the county court
of Lane county, )-egon, on the 1 0th
day of Marcli. 1U08, and that all ier
hoiih having clultps Mgulnst said estatti
am herqby 'notified to present the
same. ( to aald administrator at his
home 'on Madison Htrcul, Eugene, Or
egon, duly verified as Is required by
law, or at llm law office of I. N.
Harbaugh, tit Room 5 over the First
National Dank, Eugene, Oregon,
within six months from the date of
this notice.
Dated this 17th day of Marcli,
190.
(iEO, I). HEITZM AN,
Administrator.
I. N. JIAKIIArOH,
Attorney for Estate.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREOON FOR THE
COITNTV OF LANE. 1 '
Clara Sniiiner, plaintiff, ts. Thomas
Hu inner; defendant..
To Thomas Sumner, tho above named
defendant! '"
IM THE NAME OF TI1R STATE
OF OKEfiON: You the hereby re
quired to appear and anawer 'the
complaint of the above named plain
tiff In the above entitled court, now
on file with the clerk of said court
on or hefnrn thn Jiiiih dny of March,
mod, and you nth hereby notified,
that If you fall to appear and nnawur
said iiuiiiphilnl as hereby required
the plaintiff will ask 'the court for
t Iki relief demanded In her xsld
f-omplalni. filed with said clerk, of
said court,' for the dissolution of
the marriage contract now existing
between the plaintiff and defendant
and the plaintiff be given- the care,
custody nnd control of thn minor son
of ulaliitlft and defendant, to-wit:
Howard W. Sumner, anil for uch
otbur. rclinf aa to the court may seem
just and aqultabl. - .
This summons Is served upon 7011
by order of the Honorable t). It.
ChrlsDinn.iounty Judge In and for said
Mine County, Oregon, duly made at
Chambers on the loth day of Feb
ruary, I H0K,, requiring tho first pub
lication thereof to be made on Feb
ruary (lib, IDOS, nnd the Inst pub
lication on the 24ili day of March,
lit 'l-v. and that i'oo appear on or
before the 20th day of March, 1V0S.
Uos.
;.: L. I1ILYEU, 1
. , . Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Oak and 7th, Eugene. Or.
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..; The First
National Bank ,;
CP EUCENE, OREGON
CKpllnl! paltlilii. i: J.-uU;,'loo,ooo
Surplus aud undivided
profits 'j ... i ... . .". . . . . .100,000
Additional i liability of .
stockhiolders under ' ' ' 1
: national banking laws. ' ,100,000
Total $300,000
I'ntler Home laiuigeiiM'iit 25 Years.
Your Piitroimgo Noliciled.
T. O. Hsndricki President
8. I). Hakln,. . , t . . . .Vice President
P. R. SnodKrans. ......... .Cashier
Luke L, Goodrich, . Assir'tant Caxbler
Darwin llrlstow,,. .Assistant Cashier
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