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• ♦ PETITION FOR ADOPTION • LEÎIi I C3WTRY I e cor 5 j. tra» *7» n t i’í’í.n f- D.y r mid Vi IA I MS V M Gedd. >m Rngdne •o the horn 4* Mi h two wenE s outing. « » phot >praph pici mountain »cenery. Tracy Tunirl.ff of M‘U < ,ty fott h< h«i «• Ky fire last v * •• H Mr. und Mrs. J. L. Tu-n d; • rave d liner to m’ltyhhors and frbnd' Stir day the 23rd «»It. tip Ted Iu.ke la building a Earn 50 r F>> feet .n pl- « of ths one that bti-nc ' Sv . crai num v. re rent up to !>e t oit V iiithy to fight file. A fi e 4art« d al Gut« c on the l.ii • c< uatv • In of the liver und placed th« t IV. t 1 dt C' .Milice, rol’ enme freni the Marlen '»unt/ •i«l* with h: men ami with the help < f th citi::rr:. got it under control. ? «it«’ ihir firs a few years ago turned p; r of the city. Mr. Rowe» trai Elavting «tumps r» centjy and from «park» a lively fire tiirted which took all the men or I'.ir.g’.c Prairie ’ > u,«i m. Rome of our people go to the upper Elkhorn Country for hu<'kk'l«erri<- t';> urn'' the Black Engle mimi». v 'i . F i^«n rr**nr over on the n" untain« by Hor-c Mountain Ro.-k ■ 1 ii........«i < ompnny h..ir bona of i ale« laying off mon lately. luirk 1 fo- lumi-er is said to t-e • the renaon. Herbert Echroerler and I a chum took a h to the m<*:ntains recently and “eillnd r. bar." Don »5. Smith came Qucrtrvüle in the •lirb.t oue trip for an old man. out \ Mrs. P'.irch from Jefferson iting her daughter, Mrs. Euh Idge. Ikiim’.d Ilion. «, non Itrnnt.H is hc.e from hu « t ' urr. V. u ’i. iitt<-ii, I vm. !h th»* < onoty Court of Ihr S’Mtr uf ), rifui», fur It c < uunty ot Unn ii the Blatter uf the ( PETITION. Adoption of I 4 nitna ixiog. loth« Honorable County Court of i .;« i C«»unty, state of Oregon: i uur petitioners J. <) «amlberg. and i. l» .-«« dt-erg. hi« wife, rv»pe«’lfully -t I lion and represent to this honorable «urt that ttw, are residents and in i.itaut» <4 l.int. < ounty. tJi«-gon, that .«■ ..I' v« named Emma Lung 1» a 1 'aogbter of Ida M. long and Frank i ong, formerly hu»band and wife, that •h< 1» of tn» agi- of twelve year» and «•ven months, and isagrarai danghtei >f 1« 1 tmnvrs herein; that her soln ii 'dln-r Ida M. Iwiig la insane and ha« inrcn conthwd in an insane aaylum *1 Engl«*»tde. Neb., for over ten years last pa«t; that h«r aavd fath« r secured a di >orce from her mother and has since -emarned and is a reshient and Inhabi tant of Randolph, Neb ; that «an: Frank Ian g. father of said Emilia long. wlUfuby deserted and abamlonc«! •kid child wh. ii >h<- wa« only two jear» «i«i, and has failed, negkra ied and re- (u»««i to »up|>ort her fur over a peraal ■ if ten ysara last past, and still cunltn 4e» to au willfully detert ami abandon her. That said Emma Iz»ng has lived con tinuously with lb«' petitioners herein f«>r over ten years la«l pa»t; that »aai tninur and the petitioners hi-rem have c«-n n stdrnta and Inhabitants of Linn co'.uity, Oregon, (or over four years «•at pa»t. ai d have l>een resident» of tr,e slat«- uf Oregon for over ten year» ! last past, and ate the only relatives ot , •aid minor within the »tat«* of Oregon. That the p'-titloner* her« in own a farm <•( 120 acres in Fo« Valley, near Lyons, Oregon, anti are worth appruxl- : mat«-ly SIO.OOU.QO in real and personal property; that «aid minor has been i «« pt in scnool since »he became old tiucigh to attend and is now in the eighth grade. ‘1 hat jetitiuncr* herein desire to adopt saitl Emma I oog »« their own cnllti si <1 that her name I* change«} to Emma Sandberg. It HER Er ORE. your petitioners pray f«>r n d>-< rue of thi» Court making aaai Emma L»ng the minor above name«! to all legal intent» and purpose», th« • hil<l of pctiliori«*rs herein, and that her name be change«! to Emma Wamlherg (Signed) J. ••. Sandl««-rg. Greta nandberg. Stat«* of Oregon I County of Marion 1 U c, J. O. Sandtwrg, ami •nd Grcia ‘«•ndberg, his wife, being first duly j »w««rn »ay that we are the petitioners al-.ve named; that the facta set forth in the within petition arc true a» we Verily believe. J O. Sandberg, Greta Sandberg. Sul>'<'ril>cd und «worn to before me this Hth day uf August, 1914. " H. Helttel, Notary Public for tiregun. I! ORDER TO bHOtf GAUSE The Hammond Comp force of mtn at work on gin * tall.ord ill the L.ttl country. Two well known women of Gate«« «Ilei ri -ently on the same «lay, M-.i. Don Smith. schine« T ni-d M Mrs. f<’h >i<- l r was'burlnd under tl-«* ti'i.pi nf the Rcbrkkah n is'. >-d I y th« I :hd'iy club rr. l the cem et-ry it« >.'i;«t:nn. She w:.a the lend e' in tl mirations. Mr«. S livid'on their form threr miles from Gate-, She had been in the haiut of attending regularly, the meetings of those .10. let yy. Abo regular at •r-Jnnt nt rbvrch md Sunday school She led 1» vrry strenuous life and dJ much to build up society in the-.- parts. id* T5he Best Program and Uhe Best County Fair SEPTEMBER 23-4-5,1914 SCIO, OREGON' Inrreiised premiums on all kinds of exhibits. ‘•Better Babies Contest” O. A. C. Cadet Harness and Running Races. Liberal Purses. Lntries Close Sept. 12 All exliibits must be in place by G p. in., September 22 Free Camping and Hitching Grounds Automobiles and Vehicles will be allowed Inside the Knee Course only, at a charge of 50 cents per day, with privilege of one pass out check at noon Season Tickets $1.25 Day Tickets 50c In th«- i ounty Court of the State of Oregon f «r the <'ounty of l.mn. In th< mall« r of the ( ORDER TO Imma long J SHOW LAU8E it apps-arir g to this Court from th«- . | . , ■ t, «i and t'.l«- I I . For sale cheap one 5-horse J O r-amibarg ar.<l Greta 8ai>di>«rg. his wife, praying for a decree uf adop power gasoline engine, one feed tion fur them of the said Emma l«ong, si >«vc naiiK-d, and it at pearing that the chopper, one large centrifugal ixtiuoi era arc of aiifth ient ability to pump, several hundred feet of brine up saui chihi and furnish suitable nurture and education fur her, and that 2-inch galvanized sheet iron pi|»e. |i is fit anil proper that such adoption Mrs J N Jones, Thomas, Ore. »hot.l«1 be dverved And it further appearing to the Court thnt 1 '.i M. Long is ths- mother of the child an«l la the mother of »aid child and i. un insane |H'|« uhi confined iti an in.ane aaylum at Engleslde, Neb., aid further, that I rank long <-l ltandol|>li. Not So Strange After All Neb . i. the father of aald child, and You may think it strange that •<* Mis. Don Smith win buried the day that he ha» willfully deserted and neg- !«U-d to pruvid«- proper care and main- folowing M S hr« >de.’* burial. The tenance for »aid child for over one year many people are cured of atomach oldest ir.habiuint .says that the at- I ,-xt preceding the Alu.gof said petition trouble by Chamberlains tablets You tednnee at th«* funerals was away be to-wit: tor over a period of ten years; would nut. however, if you shoulii give ■ 111 KEFOKE. IT H IIEKEHY OK- them a trial. Ihey strengthen and in yond th. attendance at any other fun I EKED that Frank long, and Ida M eral in th» history of the country. Long, being th«« father ami mother re vigorate the stomach and enable it to Mrs Mr. end Mr«. Smith lived here durini jm i lively of said Emma Ixmg, appear perform its function, naturally. • fore live Court on Monday, the 26th Rosie Rish. Wabash, Ind. writes, the past 35 years. fay of <! totu-r, 1914. at the hour of What is the matter with the Scio lt> o'clock a. m. in the Court-room of “Nothing did me the least good until Condensery Company starting a fruit his Court at the Court buuae in the i began using t hamberlains tablets. It and vegetable cannery at Scio. It will tty of ill any, Linn county, Oregon, > is decidedly the best medicine for stom give work several month« in the yea' then and there to show cause why a ach trouble I hive ever used." for iecrec should not be made fortheadop. to several men ar.d all the women and tiun of »aid Emma Long by the said J. i •ale tiy all dealers. boy. and girls in Scio and thrreaboutn. I). Sai.di-irg, and Greta * and berg, his driving The espouse to stait one is net great wife. For Sale-A good i It is further ordered and directed buggy Those king* a-d emperor 1 over in that a copy of said p« tition and a copy mare, harness and 1 new buggy, Europe call on God to give them in*. *>f th'» oraer Ire forthwith mailed to 1185. Jos. Boyanovsky. CCS JI God has nothing to do wh it. ■ncn of a a i.; parent» at their last known . •«’■■l!:-« .i : li< «» a* herein stated, to lie »aid. Thou shall not kill." wn I in M, long, rngleaide, Neb.; and The readjustment of affairs after Fr« k Long, liriiidolph. Neb. It i» further ordered that a copy of the war may bring about a chance for thia otder ami said petition be published the people to get rid of some of those ■mce a wi-«-k for three successive wet'ks, and that the last publication autos rat barna-le«. .hereof tw mad«* at least four week» NICK before the time apixnnted for said 1 hearing, That said publication be made in the Snntiam News, a newspa How*» 1 hi? per of g« neral circulation published '.Ve off - Otic 1. 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