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, THURSDAY, OOTOniSR G, 1010
TUB SPniWGlPlBLD NEWS
Tho first cough of tho KCttBOii Ih apt to prove rtnnoy-
ing mid If neglected niny bccomo BcrlouB.
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Uo'o Ponolnr Whlto Pino and Spruce Bnlbam
It will got ill the foundation of tho troublo mid romovo
tho ciuiHo. It Ih froo from opiates and Is cm nafo for
children no adults.
' Price 25c and SOo
I Town and Vicinity
Mm. A. Stout of Wendllng under
"wont a major operation Tuesday and
ii reported to be doing nicely.
A delayed shipment of now fall
drew Roods has just b'oorr rocolvod at
' Hampton's store.
Wntor wings at rcery'a .
Kit Domplor purchased a flvo-pnsson-gor
whlto steamer nutomobllo from D.
'H. Tutman Tuesday.
" A lirah'd now stbvo la bolng Installed
ltTtho Ico'creanT pVtroYaTEginmanh's
essarwicfioa:
Up tonlato 8hoo fixing, Wolf & Mil
ler. ' ; "
' Homo cold on west aldo; Morcur
registered 7 dogroos 1elow freezing
Wednesday night at 0 at m.
' Tho r'oguJar monthly meoUng of the
school i&iftl was poitpiQif from,Mon
"day evening until, Tuesday evening
this wock. "
' Keop tho files off tho cows with "Fly
Bouncer" 7Bc, a, gallon at J'.ecrya" '
Tho smalf daughter of 'Mm. IT.
Nallor of Eugono, who had hor tonsils
anil adenoids removed Sunday, Is 46
lnsjlnoc. , .
' Mrs. J. E, Jonea has moved from tho
Henry Coglll property cdfo residence
on B street recently occnplefi by J, tJ.
Mulligan, an"t family,
SouvcWs will bo Riven at tho Boll
Theatre, October 12th. '
!r. and Mrs. A. C. Anderson, of
Montana; who havo been" la SpTtng
'field for this past wqok on business,
'left tho first of tho week.
11 Lucllo Pnlmor, a frcBhman at tho
University of Oregon, spout tho wook
end hero with' licr sister, Miss Boss
'Palmer.
No uso to bo sick when Dr. Murphy
tho inngnotlc honlor Is In our midst,
ntneo Ih 395 Main street, Springfield,
firnrrnn
Ins'tend of bolng cnllod for Mon-,
day ovonlng nn Is usually tho coho,
'tho mayor cnllod tho sVoclul session
of tho council for Tuesday.
' II. W. Groon, fonnorly ono of tl
' owners of tho Groon and Morris enfo- j
1 torla hero, loft Tuesday nftonioon for (
'his homo In Portland alter a sovorai j
days' buslnoss visit In this city.
Mrs, Prlco's canning, powders a-.
I'oory's Drug aioru.
Tho honio Just purchased from P. TM.
'MCPhorson on "West E and Wntor
strqots by Ed Domplor Is to bo paint
edXnd pnporod Just as soon as Paint
er Fishor" has tltiio to do tho -work,
'Mn Elo'mp'lbr states.
Mrs. N.' W. Emory returned rfrom
Portland Monday evening whoro sho
was called to he at tho lodsfdqot
her mothor, Mrs. Vm. Mnsw. Mrs.
Emory found hor mother In a precar
ious condition but lort tier a llttlo 1m
proved. Oood reliable fire, Insurance, No as
sessmohts; no membership fee. Pay
once and you are deno. H. E. Walker
at tho City Hall."
" Mr. '"and Mm. R. C, Howard and
family aro moving fromvtho house In
wWch" ' Ihoy fiiTvb 'IJSoh "irvlng 'on "A
street botwoen Fourth and Fifth to
tho Henry Coglll rosldonco on Eighth
and C stroots rocontly purchasod by
Mr. Howard.
For Sale, near 4 th and Malln, Shoos,
gloves, rubbors, shirts, box, overalls,
harness, shoo grons.. Wolf & Mlllor.
'Rov'i' School Shoes
f BpfepressShoes
Boys High Top Shoes
1
W. A. HALL
Ii
Comes Coughs and Colds
"See Our
Window"
' WttlfflM. taWril LbUrd Lop!
toy placo as night policeman for a
fow wooks. '
Mr. and Mrs. J, Crouch of Bend
who havo boon visiting at tho homo of
tholr daughter, Mrs. A. U. Dllly al
Ooshon, bognn tholr drlvo. homo Tuos
day. Mr. Crouch and Mr, 8. II. Bakor
of this city woro old schoolmates at
St. Potor, Minnesota.
Hunting and trespassing Is post
tlvolyoly forbidden on tho Brattaln
Ksiaio. I'Aui, uitAi i Ain i
Tho Ladles Aid Society of tho Bap-
tlst church mot yostorday afternoon ,
with D-. Keenoy-Forrls at tho parson
ago. Election of officers occurred,
after which lunch was s'orvbd and a
social tlmo enjoyed. Tho ladles roport
cd a good year. As a result of Uie
election' tho. following officers wero
solcctod for tho coming year. Mrs.
Truman Chaso, president, Mrs, Boron-son-vice'
president', Mrs. Barnard sec
retary and Mrs. Allen treasurer.
No uW to ho sick wlien Drt Murphy
tho magnetic healer Is In our midst,
otllco I'b 395 Main street, Springfield,
Orogon. J
Ififrs. Edgar Burton, president of the
Duptlut Young Pcoplo's Union ot Ore
gon will ispoak. to tho young people nf
this county at tho local Baptist church
'rfo Mtih'dayWonlhg.
A Good Position
Can bo had by anr nmbltlmts youns
man or youni? lsdy In the field of
Railway or Commercial Telejrraphyj
Since tho passago ot the elglrt hour
law by Congress, It has creatod a
grtat domnnd for TolegropTi Opera
tors, Positions paying from $75. to
$90 per month with many chancos tor
advancement it will pay you to write
Railway Telegraph Ins't ot Portland,
Oregon, for full particulars.
BAPTISTCHURCH
Rov. Norton ForrU, minister.
Bible school at 10:00 a. in. Lesson
topic, "Paul boforo Follx," Scripture
Acts. 24: 10-21. Mrs. Fitzgerald, sup-
crlntondcnt Dlvinoworshlpatll.no
ift .n, Sermon by pastor, themo, "Our
iMoBl m,,0rtnnt Interests, Evangelism
iui Education," Everybody Is Invlt.
, 0d to brinit nn 6fTcrlnR Jor McMlnnvillo
ijnj0wnient Fund. Senior and Junior
mootnR'8 nt n-,30 p. m. Serv'lco of ,
B0I)(. BOnmm nt 7;30 p. m. "Tho
Qiory of Young Mon, vlfl "bo thrf
themo , dlRcusflcd liy tho pastor. Spoc
Inl music, All nro cordially Invited.
Strangors always welcome.
9 Methodist Episcopal Church
10 A. M. Sunday School. ' U:A. M,
Sormon J:rfO P. "M, Ep worth League
.7M0 P. M. Evbnlng sormon. ;
. All sorvlcos conducted ly tho "Moth'
will bo hold In tho "Woodmen hall.
Portland Campers Praise Auto Camp
Mr. nhd Mtb., R. D. Murray and
"Rags." thq English bull pup, stoppo.1
m-( Ma tiiifn rtfiffin fTtr-!r rl a Tiinailn v I
u.lu...uU.. i ," timos Known ns oillo Cain, his wlro;
Mr nnd Mro. Murnay aro driving Eugono Loan & Savings Bank, a 'cor
from tholr "hoiho in Portland to San I porntton, and Blrdoll Carter, Dofend-
Francisco, nnd Mr. Murray, who ls JJJ1'8!,. '-,, ,
. .. . . .1 a; i TP Thomas G. Cain nnd OUvo Cain,
boiler inspector for tho PMellty Caus- Bomo'thhea known as OUio Cain, his
Mttllty" Cbrrtltdriy, 1b hiaktng'ln'spoctlons t wirov .
on tho way. "Wo think this camp Is ! IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
especially lovely, hero under tho P0' nBTf n ? y'lr,0'
i .. .... . ... i. . 'to appear nnd answer tho complaint
trees," said Mrs. Murray. And ' sho f nied.ngalnst you In the abovo entitled
added, "what wo can't got over Is Uio! suH'wltliln six weeks from tho dato of
fact that thoro Is a stove horo for tho' tho-ftrBt publication of this summons,
campers, and more important Ml fc?
that wood Is furnlBhod froo.", ngalnst you ob prayed for in tho
nAMinnn anil onnnl (TkA Mli?tit 1iaa '
QUALITY FWST
Men's Work Shoes
Men's Dress Shoes
Men's High Top Shoes
JnXSport Shoes
I'J
First Class Repairing
Main Between 5th and 6th
Sue For Recovery
' of $'3327.33 EUie
.
Rnhnrt antl Mary Vltun Allaera OTigaRa herein to Include Uio porson
Kouert ana wary Vitus uege)fll ropcrty described in thd complaint
I nat sum is emu unpaiu
on Buslnoss Property
'
To rocovor a balance alleged duo
m. Il, nnrolin.n nf nnrllntm nf Iwn lnt 1
9 lots
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Cl1' i
u't
on Main street at Fifth In this
Itnlinrl mid Marv Vitus began
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In tho Circuit Court yesterday ngalnst 1
W. N. lllnohart, tho Pacific Land com-
pany and tho Luso Land company.
According to tho complaint tho do
fondant' entered Into an agreement
March C, 1913, to purchaso a certain
tract In Sprlngllold, paying 119.800, th) pJaco of bcslnnlll& containing 25
of which 17000 was to bo paid nt tho acres moro or less, n Lane county,
tlmo of signing tho contract, 30d0, Oregon, and that tho same he sold 'at
Jn ninety day. and tho balance In
throo years. It Is stated Uiat tho from mUI BaIo bo appij0(j, uu ,n ,p8y.
$7000 and tho $3000 were paid, and mont of a former mortgago held by. tho;
'subsequently a payment or fCOOO, and , Eugcno Iian and, Savings BarikjAcor
t thn tmn of thn miiknir of this tiav. ' poratlon; Zd, In payment of .costs and
at tho tmo of tho makng oi nils paj , 5l9bUJ;,emcBtl ot $ult ad rea80Babla
ment. at tho roquost of thO dofoiiU- attorneys fees,, ah,d nrlqcloal. apd In
ant Lusa Land company, tho plaintiffs tercst duo tho plalntjffp herein and
mddo a deed to thd bast forty-four for such other ano? further relief as to
foot of tho tract to tho First National ' JJf mfty "oenl ta tho
bank of Springfield. This summons is published In , iU4
' Tho complaint alleges thoro is now ! Sorlnleld News, a' bdwspaper of gen
duo on tho contract a balance of J5.- era! circulation fcublfshod at SprlngJ
this year on tho lots. Plaintiffs ask , court of the state of Oregon; for La'rie
also for $500 for attorney's' fees, and county, which said 'order Is" dated' tho
for a Judicial settlement of tho cqiilt-! 3J fty ' 9ctot?f' 1.?1C' a?dl?e dato
, . . 0.i,i. r rn,i . of the first publication of this sunn
les In tho case. Smith & Calkins aro, rton. ... B,h ,of Ooh4r -lflie'
.atlornoya for tho plaintiffs.
Tho tract In question Ilea on tho
nold. and west of Fifth street There
was a small building on tho Luso Land
company's portion but that was burn-
od down two years ago. Thoro Is a
two story woodon building on tho corn-
or let belonging to tho hank, tho lower ,
story ot which is iccupled'by E. E.
T ,. ,. . ,- I
Xeo, who runs a second hand store.
'
Rev. Titus has disposed .of a ono
aero ' tract on Main street to a ralj
road man named Rankin,
BUSINESS MEN ARE QUESTS OF
B. K. COMPAnV;'
(Contlhuod .from Page One)
per day. Most of these fogs, are sent
to tho Sjirlrigflold nilll to be inkrinfslbf
'tured into lutaberi The idgglnEi- opot
atlons require, eight teams ot Umlicr
fallers, of two men each, about as
many buckers, who saw tho trbesnto
tho Tiropor lengths. Each -cainp ,pses
from six tp nine donkey engines to
collocVthe logs and load them ton cbtb
to bo haulod to tho Wendllng nd
Springfield mills.
Thoso who mado tho tour from "Eu
Kono woro; I. T. NlcWln, Lano County
Credit Association; D. E. Yoran. Eu
gono Radiators; A. C. Dixon, "Manager
Booth-Kelly Luinbor company; J. E.
Shelton. Eugene Gunrd; Luko L Good
rich. First National Bank; W. "W.
Cnlklns, Unltod States NatlonnlUaiik:
W. Frnhk OHotran. Manager Eugeno
Register; Jos. H. Koko. President Eu
gono Chamber of Cqmmnco: P; X.
CamDholl. Prpsidont University of Pro
iron: J. S. McCnllum. Tnlsteo T2ugeno
isinio I'nivorsuv: w. it. liuinnworn,
t Sunerlntondont TJUgeno PuTsllo Scljools
Snrlncflold ronresentiitlves were:
E. Kepnor. Business
Charles L. Scott. Ffrst National
Dr. J. E. Richmond. Sorlngfleld TJotoI
onmont Lonpuo: Fonner L Trnv'ls
Commoj-clal Stnfn Bank; "vYnltoi; R.
Dlmm, S"rlngf(old Ts'ows,
N. A. -Dow of tho PaclflcCoast Tlm-
berman, Portland. Fay Abrams. "Log
King SupeVlntendont at Wondllng, J.
D, Jackson, foreman of Camp .Ten also
mado tho tour of Inspection.
SUMMONS
In 4hff Circuit Its. 0
. Qrenon for Lane Countv . -
Chas, A, Logan and Hnttle C. Logan,
Plaintiffs,
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complaint, namely; tor- Judgment
against you In tho sum of fC00.6$jwIth'
Interest at 8 per cent per annum from
July" 16, 1910;. and for reasonable,' at-
tornoy iocs, ana ior costs .ana uis
i bursoments In this suit: and for do-
crcb modifying and correcting tho
and for an order to soli thd personal
property and following described real
property towlt: All that part of tho
Southeast quarter of tho Southeast
quarter of Section Twenty si (2fj) In
TOWnfilllp Eighteen (18) SoUth Of
ownsiiip riKiiiccn no; oouin ui
Itango Cno (1), East of tho WHWmetto
Meridian, lying south of tho 'center
of Fall Creekt moro riftrtlcUlarly do-
Dm n , fl.in Ml t?nal
scrlbod as beginning at the southeast
mor or saia soction, and runnine
dentor of said crock, thence westerly
down center of said creek to a point
20 chitlns west of said section lino,
then co south to tho south lino of said
flAyidAft ADil IIiahah O A httnlnM 4
Und tho dato of tho last publication
of this summons is tho ICth day ot
November. 1916,
. ... IllT0&?,5L-
Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26t Ny- 2, 9,,X$.
SHpR.FF,s 8AlE qn, foeclos;
8HERIFPS Ayj,B F0ECL08,
NOTICE" 19 HEREBY GIVEN, That
by virtue of ah bxccutloii dhd. orddij I
J saio issueu oupoi ae uircuii uourt
of tho "State of Oregod for thd County
of on thellthdaytorseptngic
on a Judgment rendered lri skid' CoUrt
1 oni tho 11th day of Sept, 1916'In a; suit
wnorein u. iv. rago was piamurt. pjiu
Tony- C. Schulhauser, Blahcho' Mf
Schulhausen- and & Ri Woodsl wrd.
defefidante, and.t where In. psln'tlffrb;
corere'd a Judgment agrflnst said clct
Cendan'ta for the.-8uai 'ot'JiaC.OO arid ' tm
torest thereon at tho rate ot 10'per cent !
per amium .froin'Fe'BrB4ry'25ui.,19l5!
until paid and! $25.t)0'a8f aUbnieVst fetis
and rori$70.'00and ntefest-,thefe6ar'at
tlM Tate of 10 per cent I per annUBl'f rbid
'Maxch'l3tll 1916. until Mld'ttM'$Mre0
attorneys fees fend. $2S. cU'''ajdd-3
enrolled and docketed" in thofflcte:of f
the clerk bf "sflldv Claurt -1qm 'thft ll'th -
day of; Sept, 1916 aa'd fealdr execution t
to inedlrectel( corinaaadlng; "nle i In
thb name- of the State, of Oregon." In .
order to 'satisfy said judgment- and '
accruing' coatWjto' . BelljtH follovrtag,
riiAtvri bod Taal 'nrnnAPttr frworlr
. ... np.T.rrrs. NamhArwi mre,
and six (6) in block numbered four' (4)
In the E. E. Kennef addition to Spring
field, Lane County, Orogon together
with the tenements hereditament's and
nppurfenances thereunto belonging or
In any wiso appertaining and' the pro
ceeds ot said sale bo applied as fol
lows: First: The expenses of said sale
and tho plaintiffs costs and disburse-
menta or Uls suit and attorneys fees:
Second: Tho payment of said Judg -
mont of said plaintiff :
Third: Tho balance if any thoro bo
to bo riisrosed of as tho Court may !
i direct "NOW THEREFORE IN THE
NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON
and In compllanco with the execution
rinir t nf bnM rtov ot tn
west door of tho County Court' house.'
in EUKono. Lane Gouhtf: ' Oretron 'of.
in Eugono. Lane Gouhtf Oregon 'of.
for for sale in tone1 pardel, for cash;
subject to rodemntloh. UU the- defend-1
ants' Tony C, Schulhau.ser, Blahcho
M. Sohulhauser ahd'H. R. .Woods,
right, title, interest claim arid equjty,
in and to tho said premises herein-
boforo described and every part thoro-'
or.
J .C. PARKER
Sheriff of Lano County, Oregon.
By D. A. Elklns, Deputy
Sept .14. 21, 28, Oct, 5, 12.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for, County of Lane
SUMMONS
Hugh Brashear. Plaintiff,
vs.
Margaret Brashear, Defendant.
To Margaret Brashear, Defendant:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF'
OREGON; You are hereby requre.d
to appear" nnd answer tho complaint
tiled ngalnst you Jn tho abovo entitled
suit whin six weeks frr" tho rtr- f'
Uio first publication hereof or of per-'
sonnl norylco If served wUh"" tho
mtato ot Oregon, und it you (ail lu ans
wer, for wapt thoroof, the plaintiff
will tako Judgment against you for tho
rolief prayed for in tho complaint, to
wlt, tho dissolution of the marriage
relation now existing botwoon said
plaintiff nnd defendant
Tho order directing the service of
summons horoln by publication there
of was mnilo nnd entered of record In
said suit on Sept. 19th, 191C and di
rects publication thoroof onco each
.Svoek for six weeks, and that, dqfqnd
nnt appoar and answer within sa,ld
time, and th0 dato ot tho flrs't t)ubl(.
cation horeof is Sept. 2jst, 1916.
C, A- WlNTERMBfER
Attorney fpr pmntlff
Sept. 21, 28, Opt 6,lz;, 19 26,
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE ' J
Lane County, Statq of'dregon. July
24.-1916. " " ' "r.
To Martin Mattson nnd,Fr Mttjcbsll,.
You are hereby1 uptjficd thKW'kwt P'
pnded f200,.0f ho, jit)bT'.Wtf.lMiUre-
lodes as w.lR.apwr,.bj'LJ:tMfiMes
filed July Zi, 1916 JnStBVWfllstt Re
carder of said county ,lp' sMertto hold
said premises" uhder the jlrdvlslons' of
soction 2324 Rovised Statutes ot the
Unltod Stntes, bolng the aiaeuat rc
j ijulrod, to holll the, sftmf fr tk year ,
I thn llh rtnv of OctnhoK 19liS. hfitwoftn . 01- sale issued out of
J 1 1 1 u uiuci ill ruiiu. . . .Y ill 1111 flfiLUIUllT
Men's Club; .the hours of. 9 o'clock a. m. and fotir"ficurt of-tho state Of Oregon
. R-mk o'clock P. M. to wit at tho hour Of ono Sot. P?e on .V.ctober, 4th
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THS UAVtMT S VABI
CUT.tO tt?T TMCRtAtr-'
TOBACCO CHtY. (
YOU varit tarcmcrribcr that the'sametfine stock is
oscd-in bith W-B GUT: ami ,Rigbt-Gut,. The.djf-,
fcrdrice.is thar oncVis kng shred and.l?c oth,r ??sjjpf.
thrcd, both seasoned with ftbifcqf salt,. You :W know
real tvb&tco satisfaction wh&n you cut, out the, old kind
and tdkeap-eithkr one ot the KearAotHweoncw twins.
little chew lasts and satisfies. :-"
ONE
HE DA)Yj D
BELt THEATRE
SPRINGFIELD
THE WORLD'S GrtEATEST.
SPECTACUEUNDER
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DlRECJJQN OF
Trtoair'cE
"a REVEL;ATIQN
RESERVE SEATS ON SALE AT KETELS
' SAME PRICES AS PORTLAND;
2S 5P 25
DIRfcCT PIIOM A FOUR PEEKS' RTJK AT
TlHE HELIG IN PORTLAND,
ending December 31st 1915. And It
wjthln ninety days from' tho service of
this riottce of publication) you fail or
this notice of publication) you tall or
refuse to contribute your proportion of
such expenditure as co-owner, your- In
tcrest ,ln clal u beco.me Ul
if0 o the subscriber under sec
, tlon AnT ,,
I' CHARLES DAVIS. CMwner
I Thur 7 27 t0 0ct- 26-
' NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ON
FORECLOSURE
Notice is hereby given that by vir
tue - -of -an execution and order
tho circuit
for county
1916, upon
.ana pursuant io a aecreo maqe. anuiij
It?1,6 WSJ1? f y ?Vi0, oa 1 u
4T .fef October 191G. in a suit
therein pending wnerein vm. Hoiiis
ton -ls plaintiff andAJ6hq W. Buoy,
Katherlne'M.-'BhOy, George L.. Buoy.
Mlndlo BUoi. Burton H. Buoy". Annetta
rF.Budy. 5Ji R.' Marshall. L. M. Travis, ;
"1. YIcier uuu . . iianic mo
hlofendahts, which execution is to mo
directed, una commands me to seu in
thd manner provided by law tpe uere
,ln nftcr'descrlbed premises, and have
the proceeds, thereof In. said court
within sixty days, to 6attsry sata cte- j c witun, uui t ui. uia aiiu
trefe,' I tho undersigned sheriff of Judicial District. Judge Hamil
Lano County. Oregon will on Friday ton has a record of IS years ser
tho 3rd. day of November, 1916, nt the , . f, , h , M f . , .
hour of ono o'clock P M. at the south-. lce n,lue "encn-m tills dlBtriCC.
wat door of tho County Court House t whioh has been marked -by 'his
in'J3ugeno Lane County. Oregon offer
Tor -sale arid SOU at auction for cash,
subject to redemption as provided by
law, all. the right title and interest of
the 'aforesaid Dlnlntlff and defendants
iahd each of-them In and to the fblldw-
Ing described premises: Beginning
at th'e .northeast cornor Of tho JVlUIam
Davlssbtr" D. L. C. No. 62. Nottf. No.
6502,' Tp. 19 S. R. 3 W. of the W. M.
Lane County, Oregon, uunning tnenco
S. along tho E. line of Bald D. L. C,
SHI ?T..?:ieSI,t0 SJ
tun nrduitsoa conveved to Noah Buoy
by Martha Phillips recordod on page
110, Vol. I of tho Record of Deeds for
Lano. Countyt Oregon, thence AV. 31.80
chains: thenco N. 2.33 chains to a
noint 19.34 chains N. nnd 12.44 chains
E. of tho NEt corner of the D. l. c.
of Claus Arp i No. 03, Notif. N6 6567 in
. so . chains to iff T iiilWStoS
said William Davlsson D; L, C-;
thenco .6ast 31.G0 chains to the placo;'
of :toglnnlng 'containing 70.13 acrea
more! on lessi r
i Also bdelnnine at tho SE. corner
bfi,tho.D;. LC,lof Labafi'Bu'dy' and wife
INff. 160. KoUf.. No..6E72Tb.:' 1ft' S. R. 3
JWw offi tie W. 'M. in' liana 'Couaty,
Aregon; n-unnlng' thence. w.'.20'calnB5
thbneo 'N? 2a chains! theco E. 20
pilfclns-i thence , s.-- 2ff chains 'td tse
Wce. of fjbofilnlng' contalnlng;46 hcroV.
' Aforesaid i.prfcibl to be 'sold: fab'
Joct to -agagq.lIen'ofclhlTmTewr
Jpjnitahoo Company "recoWed ori'pagiMi
PahiW4, nnd W&.ot Vql.'i38 Becord ot
Mortgages for Lano County, Oregon.
JAMES C. PAnKER
Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon
Cet, B, J2, J?, 2; Npr. 3,
contorr.. I I Ar,WTf"iwiK sotmihht)
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JUDGE J. HAMILTON .
of Roseburff
Democratic nominee for Ttidirf
, "f i?iU5?f
economical methods and abso
lute fairness on all questions
coming' before -his court.' A vote
for Judge Hamilton, is u vote for
efficiency and service.
(Paid Advertisement)
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Candidate for County Commiss-
loner on the Democratic Ticket
l stand for a common-sense
administration of county busi
ness, want a dollar's valUo for
every dollar srierit and if elected
i will see to it that) the tax payer
receives this. I want an econo-
cal administration of county
affairs and if elected will do my
uttermost to seo that this cbn-
dition prevails, Tegardless ot
politics; - , . .
I reside near Walker, Ofe-e.,
and'havef for 38 years. I am &
farmerj and have 'jeade a study
of ithe road 44wtk.' I fator
each district lii4 lt8: allotte
araount.nt road mbneyj ID elect
ed will .4aert,my "beat !forti1
oe- that 'all partstof the county
"recielxe- fair treatmenb at th
hands of the County Court.
RENFROW Y. PORTER.
(Paid Advortisemeat) j
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