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THE ECCEVE DA1T.Y OCABD. MOSDAV. AVGVST 84, 1908
The Friendlytoge Specials F6r romorrow
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New Fall Suits
The largest showing of New Fall
and Winter Suits we have ever
exhibited in August is now in
our suit department and ready lor
your inspection. Those who
have already examined them
frankly admit that they are the
best they have ever seen for the
prices. Not a half dozen to look
at but a variety of styles and
materials large enough to make
choosing easy.
Prices are $25.00 to $60.00
No extra charge for alterations
$5.00 Lace Waists, each $2.75
13c raft 15c Perctlcs, yard 10c
Tomorrow we offer 3000
yards of fine Percales in
dark and light colors,
grays, blues, black and
light grounds with col
ored figures, best 12'Az
and 1 5c quality on sale
tomorrow at this very
low price 1 ff
a yard -- VM
Outing Flannels
5c, 8c and JOc Yd
Early buying in outing
flannels means a big
about 100 pieces new patterns, all fine finish, good heavy
nap and the prices are 5c. 8c and 10c yd
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Boys' Suits for Fall
We have just opened up the firsl shipment of Boys' New
Fall Clothing and it is now ready for your inspection.
The fall styles show boys from 8 to 16 wearing double
breasted eoats with fancy 4 button cuffs, open pleats in
back, center vents and coat long, colors are elephant
shades, browns, tans and blues, prices $2.50 to $ 1 0.00
Boys' Long Trouscr Suits arc shown in the same materials
onlv styles arc more extreme and snappier,
prices.. $5.00 to $20.00
New Fall Shirts $1 to $3.50
We are now showing a beautiful assortment of the newest designs
and materials in golf and negligee shirts for Men and Boys with
cuffs attached or detached.
New Fall Neckwear and Hosiery
The new open end, French fold, four-in-hand in dozens of beautiful
colorings and patterns, regular 50c values, sale price 35c
Special Tomorrow-all 50c fancy hose in plaids, checks, stripes
and plain, Monday only 40c. All 25c fancy hose, plain colors,
also Monday only 20c.
r Special Sale Bed Spreads
' 50c, 85c, $1.00, $1.50
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette Street
Special Sale Comforts
90c, $1.25, $1,50, $2.00
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HORSE STILL LIVES
SPRINKLE STREETS
ON SEPT. 5 WITH
TOBASGO SAUCE
New York. Ana. "t.Ui a
s.-rm n deliver. .1 y.-siorday at
the Zii.ii African Methodist
Episcopal church iu Somer
villi;, N. J-. Kv- Mason
liroo'ks, a nearo eleraymaii,
said he was 1 3S years old;
that he remembers having
held General deorae Wash
inaton's horse on the road to
Karitan. He said he was
born In Cuba In 1770. and
was brought to Somerset
countv. New Jersey, as a child,
countv. New Jersey, as u
child: that he was ten years
old when he held Washing
ton's horse. He illustrated
this part of his sermon by
walking along the road lu
Raritan and locating the exact
spot at which he held the
horse. He said he had
preached for the last seven
ty vears, and spent five years
in Egypt, where he did mis
clmijirv work.
HA1NS' PRELIMINARY
HAS BEEN POSTPONED
I'KIIHONAL
pot, rami up Imm Pnriinnti today.
K. C. Kelsey, tho Portland engineer
Ml Ha MarRiirut lletlch Is visiting lio has the contract for Hie construc-
lu l'orlluud. tlon of tho gravity water works, Is in
Attorney V. M. IleNcffo Is honial the 'ity.
from Spokane. . Mis. Jennie lllaKlns left this morn
Mrs. .1. W. Huffs and dauaiiter ro-if un .r..i -r
I. , a.... I t Mm I' a A
tho construction work of the new tio-iiurncu nnimaun, ..,U......B i i i
Moines ill i'jiiucii,.-.
Lowell, and W. II. I.ar r. of Fall , Joined his mother in her Nye Creek
Crick, were Kugcno vlsllors lodny .camp mm we.it
C. A. I.orlng, who liad charge of
Donald lllll was up from Junction
City over Hundiiy.
Al Montgomery wu In tho city
from Vlda today. I
B. J. Moon and wife arc at New
port on a short outing.
J. M. Williams returned "thin
morning from Newport.
C. 1.. Welier, the Creswell mcr
rluint, was In the city today.
H. K. Morris returned tills nftor
Iioon from a I r 1 1 to Newport.
Professor II. Young and family
luive returned from au oullug,
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. 11. Luckey arrived
liomu this morning from Newport.
Dr. M. Canady relumed this after
noon from a trip to Ynoulna Hay.
K, IC. McClanaliau retunied this uf
Icirnoon from a sliort trip to Bnlotn.
Horace Murnett relumed yesterday
from his vacation al points north.
J. D. lluell riiiiw home from the
north on the afternoon train today.
Professor A. C. Terrlll and wife
have, returned from a trip to rtentlle
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. lluiilmrl come
up from Junction Clly tills atlemoon.
W. A. Bartholomew, of llolse, Ida
ho, was an arrival In Kurciio yester
day. J. W. Hrny returned yesterday
f I mil n trip to Newport and Porl
li.nd. , ,
j. H. Wllhelin returned home to
.Inn today nficr a short visit lu Ku-
K"i' lluhenschlld and wife, of Uor-
d lu I'.ugcue no"
lug for Toledo, Ohio, to atlend the
national encampment of the U. A. it.
and W. K. C.
Miss Kdna Parsley, of Portland,
who has been visiting near Kugene.
returned to her posllton lu the me
tiopoll today.
P. Conlcy, of Thurston, arrived
home tills morning from a visit In
Portland. He was on the wrecked
train Inst night.
I). H. Wlganl, of the Oregon Sienna
Palut Co.. was In the clly today. He
was one of tho wrecked train pas
sengers last night.
I'iverett Young, who resides near
Albany, visited J. W. Sprecher and
wife yesterday. Mrs. Sprecher is n
ilanghler of Mr. Young
! Eugene grown peaches are on the
local market.
i
his
'. Cunningham, formerly con-ljVed.
ncctcd Willi the Willamette Valley Mrs. A. A.
Company In Eugene, was here from i and Mrs. A.
Mrs. (leorge Conoyer, or f.ugene
who has been tenting at Nye Creek
returned home Wednesday after-
noon. I . , . , .
Mru t. 7. Clnrk and son. Dudley.i J. W. Zimmerman has filed
who have been tenting at Nye creek, j commission as notary public,
returned to their homes in Portland i
Wednesday. I The foundation for Dr. Zuber's
Mr. and Mrs. Cole McElroy and I new brick building was begun to
Mrs. McElroy's sister, Miss Sue I day.
Smith, of Eugene, are registered at
the Abbey house. Tle paving: "dope" is being laid
Mrs. D. A. Pulne, of Eugene, will the Purk atl.eeu east 0f tle court
spend the remainder of the month of I ,UUSL.
August In tliu, mine summer nouio
at Nye creek.
Mr. nnd Mrs. llenjamln Hlngham.
of Eugene, are amoug tho weeks'
arrivals. They are registered at the
Abbey house for a week's rest.
Professor and Mrs. C. A. Harden,
of Eugene, who recently walked from
Newport lo tho month of the Sltia
Inw river, returned Wednesday from
their trip, which they heartily en-
New York, auk. i4. The arraign
ment of Captain Peter G. Hains and
brother, T. Jenkins Hains, the for
mer charged with killing William E.
Annls and his brother as accessory,
has been postponed until next Fri
day. Captain Acted Ci-a.y
New York, Aug. 24. Major Hains
and one of the attorneys for the de
fense endeavored In vain to induce
Captain Hains to remove his uniform
and discuss the murder after he had
returned to jail. The captain strode
nervously back and forth in the cor
frnm thp cell, saving:
-You don t understand my leave oi
absence expires today and 1 must get
hack to mv post of duty. 1 can't re
main here any longer. I must get
hack to the fort.
Every time his counsel brougnt up
the shooting of Annls the captain
would repeat the performance, until
finally his brother and counsel left
him with the keeper, who was trying
to Induce him to remove his uniform.
Ant.' the coming big time by the
Shrineis in Eugene on September oth
.Mavlor Matlock has received the fol
iowing letter, which is self-explana-
U r' Eugene, Or., Aug. 21.
Hon. J. D. .Matlock,
llavor of Eugene,
City.
Sir: The Shrlners will make their
p-lgrimage September 5th. The lo
cal nobles, having promised the vislt-
ors a not lime, v.uum nc
privilege of sprinkling me streets
with Tobasco sauce. Before taking
this liberty I desire your permission
to sprinkle our business streets on
that day.
Respectfully,
D. A. PAINE,
Citalrman.
Per J. H. H.
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Jessup. of llolse, Idaho,
E. Strang and son, of
Cottage drove over Sunday
W. I,. Archainbean, manager of the
Warren Construction Company, Is lu
the clly from Portland looking after
the company's paving contracts.
E. J. Hard left today for Hie llohe
m In ni ties. Ills daughter, Dr. Funic
liucille Hard, will accompany III in
home about the last of the week.
Eather McKeon and Father New
laiid. of Columbia 1'nlverslty of Port
land, arrived here this afternoon and
arc the guests of Kill her O'Eairell.
Al Swart and wire, of Junction
Citv. came nil Ihls afternoon to look
alter an angenicius for the runerul ! Mrs. Cole McElroy. Miss
i their win. Hay. who was killed in Messrs. Walter Stafford.
Itc ev, cnl., nrrivcu in i-.uR.-..u i . i
. '. . i I In wreck In Mt n hi lt. I l.'i
Miss l.ucllln Yoran went to Crcn- Cuilier O'llara, of Portland, was In
well this iitieniooii to visit friends n Eugene for a short lime this moru-
few days '"K ""' "'" "" """ Wlls
. A Susli the stone contractor, nr- wrecked lam night and cunie up to
rived hoiiie' llils atternoon from a Eugene to await a train for Calllor
Irln north.
j j., . withers has Just returned peter Nye and family returned to
fioiii li trip to Montana and the Ycl-lday from an cMended outing at Kit -luwHtone
Park. I""" Spring". Mr. Nye killed a rive-
m,., j k, llnllirook. son and I point buck yesterday on the road out
., ' ,,i i nivull went In Portland ! Mm. Lulu Tullmiin reiurucil h.inf'
Salem, have rented the Wllklns cot
tage for the balance of the season.
Visiting the two ranillles Is Mrs. .les
son's cousin. Kaye M. Howe, of Eu
gene.
Waller Stafford. Dale Chessman.
(Irover Francis, Peler Howe, ('loan
Vincent, W. II. Davis, Claud Adklns
Cecil Henderson and A. .1. Purely com
prised u party of Eugene people who
were week-end visitors to Newport
(Ills week
A crowd of Eugene people spent
tile latter .part of the week In New
port. In the party were Mr. and
Smith.
C,rocr
The East Eleventh street paving
assessments have been made ami are
now ready for payment.
The Seattle Produce company pre
sented this office with a delicious
watermelon from their car.
COUNCIL LET FOUR
SEWER CONTRACTS
Sewer contracts were let this morn
ing by the council to three different
bidders. K. K. Mummey got the con
tract for the construction of the sew
er iu the alley between Fourth an.'
Fifth street for $1600, M. S. llai ki r
net ween Second and Third for $7S'J
and McClain & McArthur for two,
cue near Twelfth street for ?4o7,
and one near Thirteenth for $ .4 7 r .
in investigating
stream.
the merits of the
l..,l,, till 11 visit.
T C Wheeler, cashier of the First
National bank of Cottage dline. a
In the clly loday.
Dr. C E. l.iioniln and family nine
,.,!,,, iii.il from several weeks' tuilli.'t
up Hie McKemlu. i
Mr and Mr. Percy Long lind,
children unit Mrs. S I.. Long left till1
morning for Newport.
Attiirniy It. S llrisnn and lioiuco
Clllicit went lo l.iiitiiirK ti'.l.ii 1
bring Ihe'r (aiiillles home.
Frank Wood.iril. " Irni.dlns niiin
vim l.niiieiU nu.de lil In -adiiiiin !!
i Vlngeiie. here et.-i Lu
. H C. Edwin d. .1. IS. Il.ilbvi.i.k. i '
tiMlay fruni her trlii north. She at
tended tile riinvcnltoli of photograph
era at Vancouver, Wash., and made a
l r 1 1 . to the coast.
Miss Vivian Holmes, ot the I'niver
sliy ,r tiirui'ii, and Miss Corollne
Unison, oi Stanford, who have been
I'.ilcsts tit Si'iisldo, huvc gone over
to Long lit ach lor a visit
i I'llliT i'l KSON VI S
rancis, Peter Howe. Dale Chessman.
Clara Vincent. W. II. Davis.' ('land
Adklns. Cecil Henderson ami N. d.
l'lirdy.
IIFIlll 1U TTON, AtiT.,
Avldetit and health policies,
ance. Ointoslte post office. si
WOOD SAWIMi.
A marriage license was issued late
Fat unlay afternoon to Theodore C
Anderson and Miss Louisa L. Uur
tholomew. Captain Ilrlggs. of tne University
states that amoug the flocks of rob
fus on the campus there Is one red
breast that Is nearly white.
The price of lumber has gone up
fl.OOJn the Portland market, which
is good news to lumbermen and men
who make their living In the big'
lumber camps, as well as the mer
chants. A marriage license was Issued this
afternoon to C. S. Lupton, agent for
ine line Sewing Machine Company
In this city, and Addie Hangs, also
residing here.
Mr. Mullen, or Mullen & Simon,
the onion and vegetable growers up
the Mohawk, promises to break his
record or 7o."i bushels ol onions t.i
the acre this autumn.
The remains of Mrs. H. C. Innian,
who died in Portland Saturday, ar
rived in Eugene this aflernoun nnd
were buried In the 1. O. O. F. ceme
tery. The services were held at the
grave, conducted by Hbv. 11. N.
Mount.
John M. P. Dixon, successor to W.
E. Iloilily. All wood sawed to gnage.
For prompt service phone lllack
;t:lli. Itesldeiice 324 High stf'ct. tt
dasoline Woodsaw.
Miss Ruth McCallum announces
that she will open her millinery
store In the. First National bank
loilldlng Wednesday of this week.
She has Just returned from Portland.
nere she purchased a complete siock it
GRAND REVIEW
TODAY IN SYDNEY
Svdney, Aug. 24. A grand review
took place at noon today In. Centen
nial Park, in which 60Q men of the
royal navy, 3000 from the American
fleet, "nuO of naval and military
forces of New South Wales and 4000
cadets took part. The vast aniplthea
tre was filled by one hundred thous
and spectators.
LONE ROBBER HELD
UP SEVEN COACHES
St. Paul, Aug. 24. Infor-
niation has been received at
Northern Pacific headquar-
ters to the effect that a lone
hiuhwavman early today held
up seven coaches ot tour-
isis in Yellowstone Park and
compelled them to surrender
valuables.
tttvtt'
1'OIK ISOI.DIXUS
11LKNKI) Sl'XDAY
MORXIXU AT ALIJAXV
Albany, Or., Ang. 23. Fire early
this morning destroyed four frame
J buildings in the centre of Albany's
business district, causing a loss or
$16,150, with insurance of $8850.
brick walls on each side of the burnr
ed district prevented a spread of the
flames. The -following are the prin
cipal losers:
Branch store of Ellers Piano
House of Portland; loss placed at
$SO0O; insurance, $5000.
Arcade barber shop, Bruce & Hus
ton, proprietors: loss, $1200; Insur
ance. $000. The buildings containing
the piano store and barber shop were
both owned by Mrs. S. Brenner, whose
loss is $1200; insurance, $900.
Office of, Linn Benton Heal Es
tate Company: portion of office furni
ture burned; loss $200 with no insur
ance. Building owned by Dr. A.
Stark; loss, $500,' fully covered by In
surance. Stetter's Cash Store used a
room in the rear of this building as a
warehouse, and lost $200, with no
insurance.
dun and bicycle store of A.
Schmidt; loss on stock and tools in
shop, $3500; Insurance, $500. Build
ing owned by Frank G. Will; loss,
$400, fully Insured.
of goods.
Crow Bros, open their 10-cent
show In the Orpheuin tonight. Their
entertainment will consist of 30UU
feet of film (moving pictures), ster
eopticon views and Illustrated songs.
They have a good lease and expect to
remain iu Eugene permanently.
W Ivl THKIl K ) 1 1 1 ;( .1 ST
Will XOUTHWKKT
The Cray property at the corner of
j East Eleventh and Oak strefcts. re
iceiuly sold to (i. Neltle, has been re-
i sold lo C. P. Barnard. The old resl
Portland. Aug. 24. Ore
gon and Washington Show
ers tonight; fair and warmer
Tuesday.
Idaho Fair In southern
portion: showers in northern
portion tonight or Tuesday.
Guardian's Sale of Heal l'rOH-rt,v
Notice is hereby given that by vir-l
tue of an order of the countv court of
i ileiice was moved off several weeks I Lane county, Oregon, duly made nnd
of the firm of Clh- " is Probable thai Mr. liar- entered of record on the 13th day of
nam iu uuiiu a modern resilience .-vus"si, iiiim, m ne mailer ot tne
W. .1. dibson
son Son. purchased the lluell prop-!
erty, just across I ho street west oft
the Congregational church today. I
Purchase price private.
Miss Mill
among the
the seaside
Vitlnir II. 'iiilcr
I Johnson,
lllO.t tll'i'l
if Kus. !'..'
1 arrivals
EXIT USION TO XKWI'OIIT.
During the summer season Sun
day trains will be run on the I'. ,vi E.
from Albany to Yaituiua. leaving Al
bany nt 7:45 a. in. The morning
local from here connects with this
train at Alhauv, round trip rate.
:l.oi.
The First National Bank of The
Dulles today beian suit in the circuit
court against II S. Kelsay to recover
money on a protiilssoi y note. M- no
lei - Wilson are attorneis tor t':ie
plaintiff.
j Tile Ladies Aid Society or the I'olt
i Ki'i'gatlotiai church will give a soi lai
on the lawn at the McMurphcy rest
i deuce !!i.s evening. Besides ice ciea'ti
'and cake a: ten cents there will lie
and p ipcern lur sale.
i here. guardianship of Leroy Parker, a nii-
j nor. the undersigned guardian of the
Ira C. I'.oodrich. of l.orane. has person nnd estate of said Leroy Par
si id his ;!'.'ii-acre farm at l.orane tinker, will on Monday, the 14th day of
('.en. W. Sanderson, of that valley, i September. I'.ios, at the hour (if 1
f. r $7.7imi. Mr. doodrich's father : o'clock p. m.. at the southwest door of
Ffir rr.mrt..L.
""'eeytfj
"wmrnendtfc
"SO EAS1
Eye Glwi Mounti,,
name imFlies lnd
elves lo lm ,ny 4 ' '
kD tnrnl ill li.j. , '
those who fajvenh,!
We (it eliise, ...m-j.. I
Fourteen years nftnau 'j
J. 0. WATTS!;
6H Willame,t,sJ
GET AN OLIVER TYPE)
For Your Son otDt:;
Let youne folks tvott-
business letters and ku
sell-supporting.
The Oliver Typewrit
Greatest in Existence.
CS.FRANK.LocJ
Eugtrnf, Oregon
riQA(
Julius
Goldsnii
AUTOM0B!
Frank Bennett i
Garage Pearl and 12tb. Pta
Reo, Kissfl Kar.Pmw
The best cars tor the prce,3
Cars l Dire
White's Short Oft
Meals at all Hw
20c Up
W. L.
A. C. MATHl
r,rn?r.ll TMIIA'
Concrete, Gravel, M
Sand ar.dgcodcw"
earth tor s
Phone Black 2511
or calUt 345
die t last spi'iim and the t.imily he
; inc. ui'aii'e to li.in.l!,' the hie, farm
'have decided lo sell and return to
i their old homo at Vancouver, Wasli
' i ii iil on.
amis
ihott, ot Kiu
HE ALWAYS H AS MONEY WHO HAS AN ACCOUNT
WITH THE
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
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n-.iv, ival-lr rato of lnlir"t
I'M t , r: if u ;i:fs of
H. i'...l'i' ''ii tinu ir ili'iintul,
I r t t h :' iti:.l' !n f a
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'1 !; 'I ot M 111 t live m ' 1 1 1 e -1
.tin; lo ill an on in case o(
ll.-ed
WIHIO SVWIVti
ilasol'iie power, liy W. W, Moore,'
phone Hod SJS2. Ordern larnu or
small will le appreciated. i
I'
v I..": 'ill s'es
CltAMllKKS 11 M'.'.'WAKK CO.
I.nri;,. sMiMiient ot rockers and din
lilK ctiairs Just receled. See us for
nc.v. up to date furniture at rlsht
pii, es
Cll.VHt:iiS 'I AKtlWAKK vo.
Tin ti nil cans In !ock
C 1 1 V ! Ill :KS II MillWAKK CO.
S l'o'.iers,
Oilrieii.
Ill of t',e
. doe.'.lscl.
;'h The
Ocxler Saiks
appraisets of
estate of Lew
have r.led thei
probate court .
a ti i
Charles 11. Jones, for the last two
years manager of the Pacific Mum h
1; . '.ill! take a two months' vacation
tie !at ol' Tile month, par; ot which
wi,l "o
lie w :i
1 e '!;,.,
at ni' the Mchonz,,. riv
ill' the Salll'.ani river
!isti '. s. he.-., he ll.ls be
lite county courthouse in Hueene. Or-!"
eann, offer for sale nnd sell at public i
auction to the highest bidder for cash i
in hand all the riKht, title and inter-1
est oi the said Leroy Parker In and!
to the followins described premises,;
lo-wii:
The cast half of the southwest!
nnartcr of section an. the north half
of the northeast quarter nnd the;
north ast quarter of the northwest .
Planer ot ',ti,jn 2:1 in Township 1 H.
bis
:ii!'"i uied there is a haii I ol in 'in-,.
' "! r. mil w'U co inn in ,.,
Mi Kcn.'ie river. He will he a. com
. ..y..e i i.'iiv :.v a a,,,,!, .
Mslal
Xotic
ward
tor
filed
final selt:
Tuesday. '
190. he
County f,, tl.C'll
south. Kane.. 3 west of the Willam-'at in o , :
e't" Meridian in Oreixon. contnlnin" 1 j.,,- ,
. i. a.,, Kirr. H
iljlie oi
herein' ..
' sicil :
acroun!
nen; ,1
,. 1,'iih ilif ':'
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erT l.l'.ned at
tieV.it!'
j ill in .
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and Ilia. lie
ve el Kl.lni
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Car ft, ,. 'in. 'ii' 'no ....
en i it i : its ii v i;i'v ,i;i:
id
CO.
When h'incry
i Whlle' rcstauriint '
'f M-set ij St
II satisfy rou.
Molvin tlinvn swort out a wa:-
lam toilav tor the arrest of W. II
I.ntiiinio. who recently passe. 1 a V1'"''
he. k ui'.'ti h.m tor on the i;:, v
t'lirn, S,.i ii, liakoia. bank, iiieie ;. ,! r,
no cine to l .tTicmo's w here.ihouts. wv.o
i'l'i !
The I. lilies' Aid Society of the M v -'"
K i liiii ch have ,lecl.led lo have a . '; '
nic al .ltliivs' Point tomorrow ai'lev. i'-'"'
'loon t'e v one collie with w 11- ''.'!'
IPV.I Kl k ' Tilk-' til- .! ,,V. i, '. , I '
i 1" II:-'..".!. i nine at . '. '
W S ! .., and Wif". It IV. '
.mi ::. !' s Tinalo .iii.I wif- I'
S rh. in, :. .tv, t w jte and A A S,"
r.. ,,,! wiie j-n.1 a (Sua: I : .-. V
o ie in the nior ilna tor it i. 'i rt 'h
ile.k. w:.i;e th,y will spend t!ie i!.i t
"V.illis Tim.- A
u:e to The Times
Monroe cannery na
1 .1' sTviicM -n lo
ks ftnm tile enaine i
'"T S." five tO The
I", allv kn w n as
that
'-"" a- res in I.aiie cniintv. Oreenn
Wil.llKl.MiNA VAN PliOOYKX.
Cuaidian of the person and es
tate of Leroy Parker, a minor.
UOtHVOi'K & POTTKk.
.V'ovtievs to,- (In-irdiaiK
said I in.
i KPW-
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