Eugene daily guard., April 18, 1908, Image 10

Bar ains In Real Estate faster services
TfiMnaoniw at
City Property
y0 3. House and lot, Hone In;
rents for $15.00 per month,
jrl(.B IfLHSILtM)
-3 1-2 lota in Cross addition
oil Adlcr Street, price . .(I."(I.M1
No. 7. 'Fine lot and l.arn on wesi
4th St., price
$H2S .00 '
No. 10. Lot on South Lincoln;
prlco 3M..00
No. 11. Lot 100x120 feet, water'
main Aiwn Rhrt and North Front,
1-rlce . .. IW).(M)
No. 12. House and lot west nt hi..
Very nice location; price . f'JOMt.oo
No. 13 Lot 80x140, West 12th St.
Price ll.w.l0
No. 14. Lot 00x160 feet south Olive
Street, barn and lot, price $hsi.oo
No. 15. Lot 63x160, fair burn, wa
ter brought In on lot where house
should be built; alson connected
with sewer; very fine location,
Price I2MM0
No. 16. House and lot, North Pearl
St., Price $:MMMM
No. 17. 1 1-2 acres clone In; !';
or before
S100 down; balance on
two years nt 7 per cent Interest.
No. IS. 1 1-2 acres with house,
fruit trees set out, 1 and 2 years old,
Price $l,IMI.OO
No. 20. 3 lots in Gross addition,
Prlco $:25.H
No. 21. 2 lots W. 6 St (I50.00
No. 22. 6 room house, pantry con
crete foundation, sie of lot, box
160, price IO50.M
No. 23. House and lot In CoburK,
worth the money aHkod for this
place, price $000.00
No. 24 Lot 66 2-3x160; North Law
ronce street. Prlco $22.1.1)0
XTK T O lla nn PnllnirA "fill 1 Tlfl!
60x150; price I7B.M
No. 29. 7 room house; frame barn.
chicken house and park; size of
lot 100x160; price $20!W
No. 31. House and lot and barn;
east Eugene, price $1000.00
No. S6. Lot North Pearl St.,
price ..: M80.00
No. 86. Lot East Eugene, Kelsoy's
aeoond add, price $228.00
No. 39. House and lot about 4
blorkB from Willamette St., .
Price 33200
No. 41. Large House, 3 lots, East
Eugene; price $1200.00
No. 32 House and lot on pnvnd
street; close In; price. . . .$:(000.()()
No. 43. New house, large lot 100
y14k vertf desirable location
small barn, price
$,1000.00 !
No. 44. Acres nnd 3-4 acres
also!
$100 j
lots in Illnlr street addition
H iir t itnlfinrn Mil ftp Ititfrit'M
2
vAu'nt 7 mr mt ininrnHt. f
No. 4 5 8-room house, full lot. East'
Front, prlco $:tl30
No. 48 4-room house and two lots In
dross addition to Eugene; well 65
foot deep. Price $800.00
Farms
No. 1. 46 acres all good bottom
land and In crop; poor buildings,
4 miles oast of Eugene, 1 1-2 miles
northeast of Bprlngfield;
. Price '"$2800.00
No. 2. 50 acres 3 miles cast of Eu
gene; bridge; 25 acres In cultiva
tion; 7 In timber, estimate 500
cords of wood; all good potato or
hop land; buildings poor;
Prlco $;t.1oo.oo
No, 3. 160 acres 2 1-2 miles south
east of Eugene; good house and
barn; the buildings, concrete
walks, fenced In, six different
' fluids; all kinds of fruit; good wa
ter, tho best of soil; price per
acre $7.1.00
No. 4. 10 acres, houso and barn
. fenced with chicken wire; ono acre
I In cherries; all kinds of fruit;
Vrlco $2,2.10.00
No. E. 66 Acres, 2 1-2 mllos South
of Creswell; 50 acres ln cnltlva-
tlon; ten almost ready for tho
plow; good 1 room house and
barn; good young orchard; all
kinds of berries; living water,
. Price $1,000.00
No. 6. 228 acres 4 uilles north of
Coburg, largo bouse and good new
barn; all kinds of fruit; 125 ac
res In cultivation; 14 acres In
hops; good new hop house, about
35 acrea in timber and pnsture;
price $0,000.00
Or will sell 75 acres without build
ings; all plough land tor, per
acre $27.00
No. 7241 acres, 4 1-2 miles north
of Coburg; must all wheat land,
linusu and burn; other outbuild
ings; price, per acre. . . .$;l.1.00
No. 8.- 442 1-2 acres 6 miles from
Coburg; nearly all plough laud;
plenty of wood for ranch purposes.
can divide In one-half; price, per
aero $;lo.oo.
286.88 arres 6 miles north of Coberg,
all pasture and farm land; price
per acre V22.oo
No. 10. 30 acres 1 mile from city;
limits, 2 2 acres In cherries, an-!
pies and pears, 1 1-4 acres In nil 1
kinds of berries; good 7 room!
house, ;ood barn; also private wa-i
ter works water piped to house; I
nice, lawn and flowers; the or-;
chard Is II years old,
Price $0000.00
Will sell 10 acres on south fori
100 per acre.
O O
HOWE BUOY
542 Willamette St.
In J. A. Mourer Jewelry Store
33
No. 11. 320 acres, loO plow land,
y miles west of Eugene; good or
chard, house and barn, price, per
acre tf-M.W
No. 13. 305 acres 6 miles from Eu
gene; good wheat land; all Ineul
tfVHtlon; good house and barn;
good rnad; prlco, per acre. .$15.00
Will divide the pluce for $45 per
acre.
No. 15. 7.7 acres, good bulldlngB,
small fruit, house hold goods and
farming tonl- chickens, horses,
cows, pigs and new wagon and har
ness; close In, price . . . .$2,000.00
No. 11 320 acres, 105 plow land,
Eugene; the best of land,
Price . $;l,2(IO.OO
No. 17. 25 acres 1 1-2 miles east on
road to Coburg; all the best river
bottom land, price, per
acre $1153.00
10 acres at Thurston House and
storo building; good barn and oth
er out bulldlngB; mostly in fruit;
Price 4 $2,000.00
No. 19. 160 acres, 9 room house,
barn 60x60, family orchard, Borne
personal properly goes with the
place; price per acre ,...$,10,00
'No. 20. 9 room house, 3 lot size,
foxl4U feet; one lot set in iruu;
barn largo enough for 6 head of
horses; coal house; will sell or
trade for Eugene property;
Price $2,100.00
No. 21. 112.16 acres, 8 room house,
2 new barns; good 6 acre apple
orchard; small house nnd cherry
nnd apple orchurd aside from the
other, price $10,000.00
No. 22. 520 acres, house, barn, 75
arres In cultivation; creek running
through the place; good stock
ranch; price, per acre ....$10.00
No'. 23. 354 acres 3 mllos north oi
Coburg; all good wheat land;
good house and barn; price pei
acre $no.OO
No. 26. 80 acres In Crook CO., Ore.,
nil In cultivation; good wheat land,
price . . i . $i00.oo
No. 27. 86 1-2 acres 12 mllet ast
of Eugene; 40 acres In cultivation
balance In pasture and brush; '
Price ,. $,000.0ti
No. 28. 160 acres 2 1-2 miles n. ol
Creswell; 'no buildings; price pel
acre . .' $20.(M.
jifo.' St. 8.1-2 acrea In city limits,
house, barn, price $1000.00
No.' 32. 244 acres; good 8 room
house and burn; 40 acres In culti
vation; balance In pasture and
timber; 3 miles south of the city;
Prlco $.1,000.00
No. 34. 100 acres 2 1-2 miles north.
' house and 3 barns; good orchard;
Price, per acre $7,1.00
N'o. 35. 080 ncres on the McKeii7.li.
Iviver near me nuiniiicia ri-n.,
I't 'ce, per aero ' $10.00
iNO. 3b. ua 1 acres, iuu ucres piow
lnml, Komi limine nnd extra good
lllll 11 a lirill Ul llllll:i , il li t' Ji
aero $2,1.00
No. 37. 160 ucres S miles west;
house, barn; price per acre $;!. 00
No. 3S. 100 acres, 75 in cultiva
tion; C ncres in orchard, choice fi ull,
9 room house; barn poor, two good
wells. Price $1000.00
No. 39. 15 ncres, 8 acres In orchard.
barn, prlco $:IOOO.OO
No. 43. 116 acres, 100 plow land, 4
ncres In orchard, 10 room houso,
now barn, 3 5x80 feet; 80 acres In
whent, outs uud hay, good fence;
Price $0,500.00
No. 44. 20 acres, 3 miles from tlu
city;
new 7 room houso; good
1111 III, cows, ciuckuuh, piKS, 1111 iii
lllg tools; new wagon, buggy,
double harness goes with place:
prlco $;i,noo.oo
No. 45. 1110 acres 2 1-2 miles south
of Creswell, 100 acres In cultiva
tion; all kinds of fruit; good 8
room house; burns 40x56.; can put
In electric lights, school house; 1-2
mile good roads; will Bell 80 ac
res unimproved for .per lie. $1.1.00
Or ull for $50 per acre.
No. 46. 320 ncres In Harney Co..
250 acres good Alfalfa land; must all
good wheat land; good 6 room
house; 3 miles south of Hums,
County sent of Harney Co., water
right, price $.1000.00
Enquire of J. W. Huoy, owuer,
Eugene, Orogon.
No. 47. 151 acres 1-2 mile south
of Creswell; 69 acres In cultiva
tion; 5 acres In logan berries: liv
ing water, good 8 room house: new
barn, price per acre .... 1 .$10.00
No. 4 8. 5 acre tracts or more, 2
miles of city at, per acre $100.00
No. 49. 10 acre tracts 3 miles from
city, per acre $200.00
No. 60. 160 acres 3 miles from
town; fair house and large barn;
fine dairy farm; price, per
acre $0.1.00
No. 51 4 42 77-100 acres, six inllth
east of railroad station, 9 miles
south of HrowiiBvllle, Linn county;
good S-rooiu house; 1 goat house:
2 cattle bams; potato, chicken nnd
wood houses; wagon shed nnd oth
er outbuildings; Water piped to
the house; 2 liny sheds with feed
racks; all kinds of fruit; 40 acres
In cultivation, more can be: place
all fenced. Price $.1000.
No. 52. (in acres, good house,
and burn: location 2 1-2 miles
from city 011 all way over crushed
r. k loud, price yuooo
No. 53. 133 acres, 14 miles east of
Eugene; 80 acres In ctiltlvuton.
House and ham. 1 miles from
school; Pi miles from church:
running water through the place.
This place Is on the proposed elec
tric railway Hue and Is a good
farm. Price, $52.50 per acre.
IUII1UUIIUII MI
CITY CHURCHES
St. .Mary's Episcopal eh9ich, cor
ner Seventh and Olive streets, P. K.
Hammond, rector. Holy commun
ion at If and 11a. in.; Sunday school
at 9:45; evening prayer at 7:30.
Ivauhoe Comiiiaiitlery, No. 2.
Knights of Pythias, and Evangeline
Chapter of the Order of Eastern
Star will attend the evening Bervice
and a cordial Invitation is extended
10 all Maxtins.
The music, for the morning service
will be as follows:
Anthem, "Christ Our Passover,"
by Chappie.
Hymn, "Jesus Christ Is Risen To
day." Keyrles, by Tours.
Cilorla Tibl, by Canet.
Hymn, "Angels Roll the Rock
Away."
Orrertory solo, Mrs. G. II. Smith,
"ilosanna," by Uranler.
Agnus Del, by Adams.
Gloria In Excelsls, old cbaut.
Hymn, "Gracious Spirit."
' For tho evening:
Anthem, "How Calm and Beauti
ful," by Scliuecker.
Hymn, "The Strife Is O'er."
Cilorla Patrl.
.Magnificat.
Nunc Ulmltls.
Hymn, "Christ the Lord Is Risen
Today."
Offertory solo, Mrs. G. II. McMor
ran, "The Way of the Cross," by
Sol num.
Hymn, '"Our Father's God."
IiaptlKt church. O. C. Wright, pas
tor. lllblo school at 9:45 a. m.,
Frank Needhatn, superintendent;
morning worship, with sermon and
reception of new members, special
music, at 11 a. m.; 13. Y. P.'U. at
6:30 p. m.; evening service at 7:30
p. m., subject, "What Easter Means
to Me." Baptisms and special 111 u-
sl.
First Church of ChrlBt, Scientist
Sunday services at 11 a. m. and 7 : 30
p. in.; subject, "Doctrine of Atone
ment"; Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.;
Wednesday evening meeting, 7:30 p.
ni.; free reading room open daily ex
cept Sunday from 2 to 4 p. 111. All
are welcome. 1
Falrmount Presbyterian ehurch.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.m.;
Sunday school, 2:3, Op. m. Some
matters of special Interest in connec
tion with Sunday school service. A
full attendance Is desired.
' Norwegian Lutheran, M. P. Dom
morsnnes, pastor. Services Sunday
(Easter Day) at 10:30 a. 111. in the
United Norwegian Trinity chiiEr.h,
corner East Sixth and Pearl streets.
EEcmun-oratt
Christian church, J. S. McCalluni,
pastor. Ilible school at 9:45 a. in.;
preaching at. 11 11. m. and 7:30 p.
in.; Junior Endeavor at 3 p. m.; C.
E. at 6:15 p. ni. Morning subject,
"Tho Crisis of Jesus." Evening sub
ject, "The Great Fact of . Christian
ity." Special music. Yen are cor
dially Invited to these services.
Methodist church, D. II. Trimble,
pastor. Easter Sunday. Everything
will be pertinent to the day. Pastor
speaks at 10:30 a. ill., subject, "The
Reasons You Shall Live Forever."
Easter music by the choir. "At 7:30
p. ill. Sunday school gives an Eastor
concert. Sunday school, 12 111.;
Leagues, 6:15 p. 111. It will be a great
day. You aro welcome.
Central Presbyterian church.
42 East Ninth street, II. N. Mount,
pastor. Sunday schoel nt 9:45 a.
111.; the exercises will be conducted
by use of the lantern; public worship,
with sermon, at 1 I a. 111, and 7:30
p. 111. All are cordially Invited to at
tend ail these services. 1
. Congregational church Special
Easter service at 10:30 a. 111., con
sisting of music by tho choir nnd
Sunday school chorus, -together with
the Easter story IlliuitrateJ; at 4 p.
111. a special communion service and.
reception of now members. No even
ing preaching service. The young
people meet nt, 6:30 p. 111. An early
prayer meeting at 7 a. m. to which
the voting people of the city are In
vited, EO WILES STARTS
NEW BRICK YARD
Ed Wiles, a well-known brick ma
son of this city, has begun the erec
tion of a brick mauufacturtng plant
on the Pan Linton place north of the
city, and will be In 11 position to fur
nish a large number of brick for
building operations In Eugene this
summer, lie will have the plant In
operation within a short time, and
when running to its full capacity It
will turn out 16. 000 to IS. 000 bricks
each day.
There Is going to be a big demand
for brick this summer. In fact there
Is now. and no doubt Mr. Wiles will
be able to dHoc of all he can niati
tlfacl ore. The clay on the l.luton
place U said to be adniirablv minuted
to itlit manufacture of a first-class
building Vrlrk.
C0PFIIE
Why Schillings Best?
Because it is best and
your moneyois 'ours if
you think you don't find
it so.
Your frrr rthirci Tour mcoer ,f res doal
bit II. wt tt bioi
lice supplies of all kinds
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scared at the street car you can turn in J 6 feet without tipping. Accidents
reduced to a minimum when
The Short Turn Buggy
comes into general use which will be in a short time..
We have a full stock in the latest styles and finishes..
We are Leaders in New Departures
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SOLE AGENTS
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.NOTICE OF. SIIKKIFF'S, SALE
On Execution nnd Order of Hole.
Notice Is hereby given that by vir
tue of an Excctuon and Order of
Sale issued ont or the Clrc.iic Court
of the State of Oregon for the Coun- i
ty of Lane on the 23rd day of March,!
190S, In a suit wherein L. Simons!
was plaintiff und llurton S. Kelsay.i
Kllza C. Kelsay, The First National '
Bank, of Kugene, Oregon, a corpor
ation, K. T. Uiishnell and George O.
H. Dollar were defendun i, and said!
Kxecutlon and Order of Sale and
decree being as follows to-wlt: !
Whereas, on the 5th day of March,!
190S, In the above-named Court a
Decree was rendered In favor of the:
above-named plaintiff and against,
tho above-named defendants.
And Whereas, It was further or-;
dered and decreed by the Court That
all and singular the mortgaged prom-:
Ises mentioned In tho said complaint '
and hereinafter described, or so'
much thereof as may he sufficient
to raise the amount due the plain-1
tiff for the principal, Interest, taxes, I
assessment, attorney fees, and the
costs of this suit and the expenses!
of the sale, and which may be sold!
separately and without Injury to the:
parties Interested be sold nt public!
auction by the Sheriff of Lane Coun- j
ty, Oregon. In the manner prescribed :
by law, and according to the course
and practice of this Court, and that!
the said Sheriff, after the time al-:
lowed by law for redemption has'
expired, execute n deed to the pur-'
chaser or purchaser3 ot the said
premises, on the said sale. I
That the said Sheriff, out of the
proceeds of the said sale, retain his j
fees, disbursements, and costs of said
sale, and pay to the ulalntlff. or;
to his attorney, L. M. Travis, Esq.,:
out of the s;tld proceeds, the sum, I
first of $270.00 reasonable attorney1
fees, and the sum of (15.80 costs of
suit, and pay to the plaintiff the sum i
of $2,700.00 In Gold Coin of tke I
United States of America, at S per'
cent per annum from November 23rd, I
1908, in like Gold Coin, and for the!
sum of $41.16 taxes, with Interest!
at 6 per cent per annum from March
14th, 1907, and for the sum of $190.-!
94, taxes and assessment, with inter-j
est nt 6 per cent per annum from ;
February lsth, 1908, making!
a total of the sum of!
$3251.28 all In Gold Coin of the'
I'nlted States of America,, or so much I
thereof as tcs procepijrfsy of tho said i
sale will pay of tho sattu.
That in the event the said sale
shall bring more than the said sum
of $S2.'.1.29, the said sum aforesaid,
then the surplus over the said sum
of $32."1.29 shall lie applied, so long!
as it will last, as follows: j
I. First National Bank. F.ugene. 1
Oregon, n corporation, the sum of!
$atMi.00, less whatever sum tlicy bo
enabled to obtain from other sccur
liy tlicy have for the said sum.
II. L. Simons, assign e of judg
ment of L. M. Travis, for the sum
of $M!.:!7 with Interest at i! per cent
J per annum from April 2nd. lite;.
111. Ceo. O It. PcHar, assignee of
K. T. Hushueli. lor the sum of!
$19M.5i. with Interest at fi per cent:
per annum from .March 2nd, UMit,
and $ 12.Su costs.
IV. Geo. O H. Dollar, for the sum
of $124. 63. at 4 per cent Interest
from December- 17(h. 1 1 7 .
That the defendants, llurton S. ,
Kelsay. KlUa i Kelsay, The First i
National Hank, a rorporxtlon, K. T.
Hushueli and Geo. O H IVHar. and all
persons claiming under them, and
all persons having Hens subsequent
to t lie execution of the said deed
construed as a mortgage, by Judg-'
moot or decree upon the land d
crlbed In said doM construed asS:,
mortgage, and all their represents-1
lives, and all persons having any j
lit l: or claim by or under such sub
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BUGGIES!
... S.
sequent Judgment or decree and their j Notice of Final Settlement,
heirs and representatives, and all Notice Is htreby given that the
persons claiming to have acquired undersigned, Hans Peterson, admln
any estate or Interest -in said prem-1 Istrator of the estate of Hans Han
ises subsequent to the filing of the gen, deceased, has filed his final ac-i
said notice of the pendancy of this,' count In the matter of said estate
action with the aforesaid Clerk, be j with the county court of Lane Coim
forever barred and foreclosed of and j ty, Oregon, and Monday, the 4th day
from all equity of redemption and of May, 1908, at the hour of 2 o'clock
claim of, in or to said premises, r, tile afternoon ol that day has teen
from and after the delivery of the i fixed by the crder of said court for
Sheriff's deed to the said premises. the hearing of objections to said
And It is further adjudged and de-j final account and for the final sot
creed that the purchaser of the said tlement of said estate; and that all
premises be let Into the possession I objections to said account must be
thereof, and that any of the parties , mada Rml f jed with 6ald court on
to this suit who may be In possess-: or i,efore the date so fixed for the
Ion thereof, or any part thereof, or . flnal settlement of said estate,
any person who since the commence- Dated this 28th dav of March. 190S.
meat of this suit has come Into the
possession thereof, shall deliver pos
session thereof; to the purchaser.
And It Is further adjudged and
decreed that if the monies arising
from the said sale shall be insuf
ficient to pay the amount so found
to be due the plaintiffs set out afore
said, with Interest, taxes, attorney
fees, assessments, costs and dis
bursements, and expense of Bale and
of the publication, then the Sheriff
shall specify the balance due to t lie
plaintiff In his return of such sale,
and that on the coming in nnd fil
ing ot the said return, the Clerk of
tho Court shall docket the same In
the Judgment Docket of said Court,
as a judgment in favor of the plain
tiff and against the defendants Bur
ton S. Kulsny and Eliza C. Kelsay,
and that said defendants shall pay
to plaintiff said amount, nnd thai
plaintiff may "have an execution
therefor.
Tho lands and premises directed
to be sold by this decree are situate,
lying and being in the City of Eu
gene, Lane County, Oregon, and are
bounded and particularly described
as follows, to-wlt:
Lots Number Two (2) and Three
(3), in Block Number Two (2) in
Kelsay's First Addition to Eugene,
Lane County, Oregon.
Together with all and slnguar
the tenements, heredltements, ahd
appurtenances thereunto belonging
or In anywise appertaining.
Now, therefore, by virtue of said
Execution and Decree as above re
cited, 1 will In pursuance of said de
cree and order of sale offer for sale
for cash to the highest bidder, sub
ject to redemption all of the right,
title and Interest of the above named
defendants or either of them in the
above described premises set forth
In the decree of the Court, at the
south west door Of the County Court
Mouse In Eugene, Lane County, Ore
gon, on Monday, the 1 1th day of May.
l'.'OS, between the hours of 9 o'clock
a. in. and 4 o'clock p. in., to-wlt:
at 1 o'clock p. in. on said day In order
to satisfy the decree ami Judgment
with Interest, costs and accruing
COSM.
Dated this 2d day of April. 100S.
FUKD F1SK.
Sheriff of Lane County. Oregon.
MiTW t. or inv 4"rtir
Ninice U "Rereby given that the mi.
!. -signed. AiWIine A. Taylor, the
administratrix of the estate of Milo
Taylor, deceased, has filed her final
ncciunt In the nutter of said estate,
and dlonday. the 1st dav of June'
1 !. at the hour of 1 o'clock In the
afternoon of said day has been fixed
by or.l, 0f said court for the hearing
of objections to said final account
and fur the final settlement of said
etnt-. !i objections must be filed
on or before said date.
Dated April !). 1 !i
ADELINE A. T vvt n foT
i .. v . .
i.ii.t-u, .i'.nriu. A.lmlnis
stratri(J)
n.it-..- ,-,.,..
'Witts Carbollied Witch lhj
aii ,, goou tor piles,
Sold by all driissists.
T V
HANS PETERSON.
Administrator of the Estate of Hans
Hansen, deceased.
L. Bllyeu, attorney.
Administrator's Notice to Creditors. !
Notice is hereby given that Geo. D. !
Heitzman has been' appointed admin
istrator of the estate ot Ludwick i
Martin, deceased, by the county court!
of Lane county, Oregon, on the lfith !
day of March, 190S, and that all per- i
sons having claims against said estate :
are hereby notified to present the
same to snid administrator at his
home on Madison street, Eugene, Or
egon, duly verified as ,is required by
law, or at the law o'fflce of I. N.
Karnaugh, at Koom 5 over the First
National Hank, Eugene, Oregon,
within six 'months from the date of
this notice.
Dated this 17th day of March,
1908.
GEO. D. HEITZMAN,
Administrator.
f. N. HAUBAUGH,
Attorney for Estate.
SVMMOXS . '
In the Circuit Court 'of the State of
Oregon for the County of Lane.
Claude R. Spencer, Plaintiff, vs.
Lela M. Spencer,, Defendant. ';
To Lela M. Spencer, the above named :
defendant.
In the name of the State of Ore
gon: You are hereby summoned and
required to appear and answer the
complaint of the above named
plaintiff in the above entitled Court
now on file with the clerk of said
Court, on or before the 16th day of
May, 190S. nnd you are hereby noti
fied, that If yon fall to appear and
answer said complaint as hereby re-:
quired, the plaintiff will ask said'
Court for the relief demanded in!
his said complaint so filed with the :
clerk of said Court, to-wlt: ' i
ror the dissolution of the mar
riage contract now existing between
said plaintiff and defendant, and for
full relief herein.
This summons is served upon von
by order ;f Hon. L. T. Harris, Judge
of the above entitled Court, duly
made at Chaniliers on the 3rd day of
April, li.es. requiring the first pub
lication hereof to be made on April
4th. l'.MIS. ami the last publication
on :'ie ltlth dsy of May. 190S, and
that you ai.p,,,i ,in or before the liith
dav f stay, mos. I, BILYEl'.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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ii. White la prepared to saw
your wood on short nrce.
Phone Black 4351. Residence.
516 West Sixth street
invest..! w.V (Amble their money
tracts In the BlVir street addition
The city must Build In t!iat direction
In two years If th. hy lots or acre
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We still have our barcsln ronnteivJP
Whieh Inlnn l,-. I i.
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For any lurlli tnloriuti call
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