TOE
H E B M IS T O »
H E R A L D , HERM JgTOK, PREGO y .
Twins to Enter Society Soon
NOTICE OF HEARING UFON FINAL of the State of Oregon, for the Coun'
y of Umatilla, and said order was
REPORT
LODGE DIRECTORY
and dated this 26th day of
In the County Court of the State of made
April, 1922, and the date of the
Oregon for Umatilla Conty. In the first
publication of this summons is at 8:00 sharp in Masonic h a lt Vi
Matter of the Estate of George A. the 21st
welcome.
Minnie E. Stew
day of December, 1922.
Creasy, deceased.
Mathryn L. Garner. Sec.
All process and papers In this
Notice is hereby given that the proceeding
be served upon the
undersigned, executrix of the last undersigned may
ODGE NO. a x i a
residing within the V fN fc Y A R D LODGE
O. F.
Ä ö f r ’i ä
will and testament of George A. State of Oregon
at
the
address
here­
h
a
lt
V
i.itln
g
m
em
t.
Cressy, deceased, has filed her final after mentioned.
‘ EVERY MAN IS THE ARCHITECT
W. tt. L ob »horn. See.
A. Buhman. N . 0 .
report with the clerk of the above
Address, Pendleton, Oregon.
entitled court, and that the Judge
Keator
&
Randall,
OF HIS OWN FORTUNE"
RECLAMATION LODGE N o. t«7. K.
of said court has designated Monday,
Attorney for the Plaintiff
Lf
*“ h T*u™d»v er en ln » in
the «9th day of January, 1923, at
Mark's Hall, at 7A0 P. M. V isit In«
1(-Ttc.
10:00 o’clock in the forenoon as the
brothers cordially invited.
W. H. McMillan R. A. 3i
Your Fortune*^Income is the ma­
time, and the rooms of the above e n -
_
K. R. and S.
C. C.
titled court in the County Court I
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
terial, the will to save Is the plan,
House
at
Pendleton,
Umatilla
Coun-
De,,artllieut
ot
the
Interior,
U.
S.
persevedance is the construction
ty» Oregon, as the place, when and
Lnna Office at La Grande, Oregon
P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S
thereof. The finished structure will
where hearing ig to be had thereon I December 9. 1922.
All persons interested are hereby no- I, N°tice is hereby given that Wil-
be your own handiwork. The time
tified to then and there appear and bert
McMillan, one of the heirs
to start is NOW. Make your wish a
D R . R . G. G A L E
show cause, if any they have, why and for the heirs of Andrew McMil-
P h y s ic ia n a n d ftu r g w e «
father to action. Open your success
8aid report should not be approved, ^an* °f Hermiston. Oregon, assignee
Office—Gladys A ve. near Ffcrit St.
account today in th ii bank and watch
the executrix discharged and the e s - ’?^ Arthur W. Purdy, who on Febru- Office Hours:
It grow.
tate closed.
ary 11, 1905, made Desert Land En­
2 to S¡ 7:80 to 9.
Phuae M l
OFFICERS
- , . P ated thls 20th day of December. try 446-02136, that portion. No.
F. B. Swayzs
J 922.
015093. for NW14SE14, Section 19.
Présidant
Augusta R. Cressy, Executrix. Township 5 North, Range 29 East,
D R . F R A N C IS P. A D A M S
R. Alexander
I6-5tc. Willamette Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Final Proof to
I'hyu-Ua and SurgMO
Vlce-Preeident
establish claim to the land above
Eyee treated, tested and G la s s « Fitted
CITATION
9. C. Lechrls
described, before United States Com­
Office over First N ation«l Bank
In the County Court of the State of missioner, at Hermiston, Oregon, on
<? HARRIS &
Cashier
OFFICE PH ONE. »1
Oregon for Umatilla County. In the the 30th day of January, 1923.
1
RESIDENCE PH O N E. M6
of Hermiston
W. t . Hamm,
matter of the Estate of Edgar H.
Offioe Hours: » to 12 a. m.; I to 5 » p. et.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Ass’t. Cashier
Graham, Deceased.
Arthur W. Purdy, Charles Opel. Day or night calls answered promptly
Profit* O ver $50,000
To Avery H. Graham, and all other Orville E. Guysinger, George H. Root
persons Interested In said estate:
all of Hermiston, Oregon.
Elizabeth and Katherine Woods, beautiful twin daughters of Representa­
WHEREAS application has been 14-6tc
Carl G. Helm, Register.
DR. W. W, ILLSLEY
tive and Mrs. James P. Woods of Virginia, who will be presented to Washing­ made in due form to the above named
Office over First N ational Bank
ton society this winter.
r
tbe 22nd day of December,
NOTICE OF SH ER IFFS SALE
1922, by Fiank Waugaman. admin­
Osteopathy
Medicine
Surgeiy
Your order Tor any floral pieces
UNDER EXECUTION
istrator of said estate, authorizing
will receive our prompt attention.
Call« answered a t all hours
Notice
is
hereby
given
tlint
by
and empowering him to sell the real
Only the best in plants and floral
Office phone 551
[(evidence phone Til
serious? sFfe said, a? they were then 200 estate belonging to said decendant virtue of an execution issued out of
i work.
Try us for plants. “Say it
the
Circuit
Court,
State
of
Oregon,
and
described
as
follows,
to
-w
lf
miles from Quito and nearly 700 miles
T he H erald publishes I with ^f lowers." Mrs. Pelmulder, Flor­
Umatilla County, and to me di­
from their objective, with a trail be­ ic P 01«,1’ 5 5’ 9’ 10’ 12- 13' 15'and for
in Block 2. Newport’s Addition to rected and delivered, upon the judg­
more genuine paid w ant 1. ist, phone 283. No sales Saturday.
r
hind
them
over
which
it
was
almost
14-tfc.
the City of Hermiston, Umatilla ment and decree rendered and en­
impossible
that
Howarth
could
be
car­
ads th a n any qther
D E N T IS T R Y
County, Oregon, and Lots 7 and 8 in tered in said Court of the 4th day of
ried, and It was at his suggestion that Block 10 in said Newport’s Addition: December, 1922, in favor of J, T
D ental X-Rfty anti D iagnosis
Bert Mullen announces that he has
paper published in a city
his wife determined to continue. Mr. and
Dowell as Plaintiff and against J. H.
Bank Bldg.
Office
the agency for the Troy Laundry of
Howarth lost weight and got worse
WHEREAS said court fixed on the Schram and Nettie Schram as De­
of the sam e size in E a st­
R esidence PI
»T81
Pendleton and will appreciate your Mrs. Marjorie Howarth of New day by day, despite every effort with 6th day of February, 1923, at 10 fendants, for the sum of $300.00 with Herm iston. Oregon
ern Oregon.
regular
Febru- interest thereon at the rate of 8 per
business In this line. Leave bundles
such simple remedies they happened o clock a. m., at the - _
_ ___ _____„
York Makes Trip With Her
to have taken along in the stores. The
„„'Ll6™
tbi3 c°u rt._at the cent per annum from October 18,
at his barber shop in the building oc­
court room of this court in Pendle­ (1921, the further sum of $50.00 at­
hike
became
a
slow
moving
column,
T H E R E ’S A REASON
Husband.
cupied by the Siscel confectionery.
Umatilla County, Oregon, as the torney’s fees, and for $18.25 costs
with frequent halts for the benefit of ton,
time and place for hearing any and and disbursements, which said de­
18-tfc.
the sick man.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
all objections to said petition and cree, judgement, and order of sale
the granting of said order and license has been docketed and enrolled in
Lived on Game, Fish and Fruit.
TAKEN UP NOTICE
the office of Clerk of said Circuit
H E R M IS T O N . O R E G O N
of sale. Therefore
Notice is hereby given that I have
“Our food supplies were nearly all
IN THE NAME OF THE STATB Court; and whereas by said judge­
taken up and have kept for about
gone, and we were living on what the OF OREGON, you, and each of vou ment, decree and order of sale it was
30 days at the J. H. Reid ranch 4 Covers a Wild T/all 883 Miles L ong- guides could get in the way of game or are hereby Instructed, directed and directed that the following real prop­
M c K enzie & lieuallen
fish, fruits and fried bananas, whichj required to be and appear at said erty in Umatilla County, Oregon,
miles east of Hermiston the following
Saw No Monsters but Many
EY E. EAR. NOSE A N D TH R O A Tl
we gathered as we proceeded daily.” tlme and place and there show cause, to-wlt:
H as removed from his form er location In th e
described
animal: Bay
Shetland
8nakes and Bats—Hus­
Lot (14) Fourteen In Block (5)
said
Mrs.
Howarth.
“We
feasted
for!
“
any
you
have,
or
if
any
exists’
Bond Bldg, to
Pony, said animal will be sold, un­
band Sick on Trip.
FOR SALE
a number of days on five chickens and b.y an order of sale should not be Five in Newport addition to Hermis­
R oom . 1. 2 and 3 Inland Em pire Bank Bldg.
less redeemed, at public auction to
some eggs we gqt in an Indian village.;
In said Petition prayed for. ton, Oregon which property was P K N » r .E T ? O N : O R E G O N
New York.—The first white woman My health continued good, but I would grantPf/and^om 1 °? sbou!,d !}ot be mortgaged on the 18th day of Oct­
FOR SALE— 1 30X3 tire, rim and the highest bidder for cash in hand
ober, 1921, and is now under mort­
and ,iCenSe gage, be sold by the Sheriff of Uma­
tube, practically new, only $6.00. on the 19th day of Jan., 1923 at to cross the highest peaks of the third not care to risk It again In a Journey
range
of
the
Andes
mountains,
14,000
over that trail.
the above described ranch at 2
Inquire this office.
WITNESS the Honorable I. M tilla County, Oregon, to satisfy said
feet above sea level, and then to de­
o’clock p. m.
"An auto had carried us on the last Schannep Judge of said Court and the Judgement and all costs;
scend and proceed over the difficult
I WILL ON THE 13TH DAY OF
seal
of this County affixed this 22nd
Dated at Hermiston on this 30th trail extending over land and water lap to our starting point, at Quito,
FOR SALE— 40 acres, partly im-
day of December, 1922.
JANUARY, A. D. 1923 at the hour
>roved Terms, W. A. Leathers. day of Dec., 1922.
where
the
mountain
is
10,000
feet
for 885 miles from Quito, Ecuador, to
of 2 o’clock In the afternoon of said 0PWMBt8LST,W<>rtI. •
R. T. Brown, Clerk.
25-tfc.
Signed
J. h . Reid Iquitos, Peru, on the upper readies of above the sea, and we ascended the
16-5tc. day at West Front Door of Court
remaining
4,000
feet
to
the
top
of
the
the Amazon, is Mrs. Marjorie How-
Punk K id ''
House, Pendleton, Umatilla County,
FOR SALE—An improved 20 acre
Oregon, sell the right, title and In­ r ^ T i n
Oré.
arth, wife of a New York business Andes on mules and finished the ascent
Call for W arrants
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ranch 3 1-2 miles from Hermiston
on
foot.
But
we
had
to
descend
nearly
terest the said J. H. Schram and
Notice is hereby given that all man,
for particulars sea C. H. Skinner.
Department
of
the
Interior,
U.
S.
14,000 feet from the ice and snow-clad
Nettie Schram had in and to the
1-tfc. School District Number 14 Warants
“1 had no idea of making such a peaks to the heated, oven-like Jungle,
Land Office at La Grande, Oregon, above described property on the 18th
i endorsed as having been presented trip when my husband and I left New and it was due to these changes and
December 9, 1922.
day of October, A. D. 1921 or since
If seeing Is believing, you should ' and “Not Paid for Want of Funds ” York last March, planning merely for
Notice is hereby given that Frank Mien has acquired, at public auction
BERT M ULLENS
hardship which caused my hus­ Krouse,
of Hermiston, Oregon, who
i.“ r
<• > » « . a pleasure outing in South America.” the
the highest bidder for cash in hand
band’s illness. He got better when we on October 1, 1919, made Home­ to
the proceeds to be applied in satis­
after December 20.
14-8tp. wlH be pad on Presentation at the said Mrs. Howarth at her home. “But obtained better food from the natives, stead Entry. No. 020058. for Farm faction of said execution and all
T h e P a rtic u la r B arber
office of the Treas. of Umatilla Coun­ when we decided to go over what is and his Improvement continued when Unit ”D” or S E ^ S W U . Section 19, costs.
known as the Papnllacta-Nnpo route, we got him into a big canoe afloat on Township 5 North. Range 29 East,
S% ton Public Truck for Sale cheap. ty. Interest on the warrants included the American charge d’affaires nt
Dated this 4th day of Decomber,
Shop at Sincel’s Coafectiosery
the Napo river.”
vviiiametie Meridian. haH filed notice A. D. 1922.
Now on good gravel Job. Also has in this call will stop Jan. 6, 1923.
Quito,
Harold
Deane,
gave
ns
all
the
of
Intention
to
make
final
three-
flat rack for hauling wheat or
ZOETH HOUSER, Sheriff.
The Indian gnldes charged about 15 year Proof, to establish claim to the
HERMAN H. DE HART,
assistance possible. He advised us as
By J. C. Marine, Deputy
baled hay. Inquire this office.
tents a day for the service of each land above described, before United 13-6tc.
18-2tc.
Treas.
of
Umatilla
Co.
to
guides,
who
were
Indians,
of
course,
13-tfc.
merabar,
and
each
carried
a
pack
States Commissioner, at Hermiston.
and several groups of these, who were
A few days ago a man crawled changed at different points for new weighing 76 pounds. Mr. and Mrs. Oregon, on the 30th day of Janu-
W E PAY CASH
FOR SALE— Barred Rock cockerels,
$1.50. White Leghorn cockerels, aboard No. 2 found for Hermiston. guides, were the only human beings Hownrth always picked an open space !nry- 1923
Claimant names as witnesses:
In the Jungle (or their nightly camp,
$1. J. T. Embry.
16-3tp. When the train reached the vicinity we saw during most of the trip.
— 'T O R ---------
George H. Root. Milton A. Lenhart,
where they kept protective fires going,
of Hood River it stopped. There was
Floyd
Charles Ames all of Her­
First Woman to Make the Trip.
with an Indian acting as guard, and miston, Ames,
Oregon. '
CITY PROPERTY in La Grande, a slide on the track. For hours the
“It was pointed out to us that the their crude beds covered with heavy 14-6tc
Salem and other valley towns to passengers sit in the coaches waiting
Carl G. Helm, Register.
nets
to
protect
them
from
snakes,
in­
trip might be dangerous to any one,
exchange for Hermiston irrigated.
sects
and
enormous
bats.
further
developments.
At
last
the
especially go to a woman because of
J. M. Biggs, Realtor.
15-tfc.
SUMM0NS FOR PUBLICATION IN
-W h en you need any­
man mentioned above could stand it the hardship, and that legend had not
“The largest and most terrifying
FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIEN
FOR SALE— Three very fine pure no longer. He hunted up the conduct- recorded that a white woman hnd ever bats I had ever heard of were en­
P en d leto n T ra d in g
thing ¡n the line of
■ bred S. C. Rhode Island Red Cock­ pr. “Say, cap” he Inquired, “is there attempted the task. That decided me countered in this Journey," said Mrs. In the Circuit Court of the State of
n e a t a n d a ttra c tiv e
Oregon, for the County of Umatil­
C o m p an y
erels. Inquire at Jewelry Store. a tailor aboard?” There was a puz­ to accompany my husband, as I Howarth. “According to the stories
la.
thought It was time an American told by the Indians of these bats they
Printing.
17-Stc zled look on the conductor’s counten­
Phone 45S
woman should venture over the trnll, appeared to be a sort of vampire. The An.£,1wzM’ Harthrong, Plaintiff vs.
ance, ’’What do you want a tailor
WIRon S. Parks, and any other
FOR SALE— 2 young Milch Cows for?” the skipper of the train asked. which follows closely the line of the Indians said these bats would kill a
person or persons claiming any
equator.
person quickly by puncturing veins in
Ü B f t » h a a B M S * n la a h b it o L
right, title, lien or interest in or
that are freeh. Will sell or trade “Well, I figure," replied the man
wrists or feet and drawing off the
“I
want
to
say
right
here
that
we
to the within described property,
for brood sows. J. J. Seaton. R. A. "by the time I arrive at Hermiston
blood, and we were warned about
HOW’S THIS?
Defendant.
■We Give S. & H. Trading Stamps*
I-
2-17tp. roy clothes will be out of date and came across no monsters or any other sleeping arrangements. At other times
To Wilson S. Parks, the amoved H ALL’S CATARRH M EDICINE will
strange creatures of the jungle, though
do
what
we
claim
for
It—rid
your
system
named
defendant:
we
scared
off
the
bats
with
shots.”
in order that people may not think there were plenty of animals, but they
Catarrh or D eafness caused by
DURE BRED S. C. Rhode Island Red
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF of
Catarrh.
I am a back number I would like to did not approach us closely, and I shot
OREGON:
Cockerels for sale, best laying
HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE con­
put my bid in now for a suit of non«, nor did I make any scientific dis­
You are hereby notified that An­ sists of an Ointment which Quickly
strain in the west. H. Giilanders, clothes.”
elieves the catarrhal Inflammation, and
coveries.
•
na M. Harthrong is the holder of R
Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which
Stanfield.
18-2tp.
Certificate of “Delinquency number­ the
"The snakes were a terror to me.
acts through the Rlood on the Mucous
ed 1740 issued on the Third day of Surfaces, thus assistin g to restore nor­
They
were
everywhere,
and
It
was
not
George
Corse
and
Marion
Marks
conditions.
FOR SALE— 2 fine Duroc Brood
August, 1921, by the Tax Collector mal
safe to move about without using care.
Sold by druggists for over 40 Tears.
or Umatilla, State of Oregon, for the
Sows, 1 Jersey cow will be fresh transacted business In Ukiah Tues­ At night the guides used a light In one
F . J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O.
amount of Twelve Dollars and Fifty-
in few days, 1 sheep. Ed Hauge- day.
hand and a stick In the other to
to keep in mind the
one Cents ($12.51) the same being
berg.
18-2tc.
frighten the snakes away whenever
the amount then due and delinquent f B B B B B a B B B B a B B B a a B B J
fact that in addition to
He. 9281. Re.erve Out. N*. 12
they had to go a few steps.”
for taxés for the year 1916, together
REPO
RT
OF
TH
E
CO
NDITIO
N
O
F
FOR SALE— 1 team, weight about 2,-
with penalty, interest and costs
printing th is new s­
For two days Mrs. Howarth and her
thereon upon the real property as­
600 pounds) Harness and wagon.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
husband traveled on mules from Quito.
paper we do job work
sessed to you, of which you are the _ K T .E C T R IC f i x t u r e s ■
Our new brick shoe store Is now open ”
Inquire this office.
18-2tc. at Herm iston, in th e S tate o f Oregon, a t th e close From that point on to the Napo river,
A N D a p p l ia n c e s
owner as appears of record, situat­ ]
of any kind. W hen
o f business, Dec. 29. 1922.
with
a new line of goods. See us for «
135 miles, they went on foot, and the
,
Phone
139
ed in said County and State and
FOR SALE—Good Jersey cow, fresh
RESOURCES
trail was so rough and through such
■
ffi
particularly bounded and described ™ 2 0 3 V. C o u r t f i t . P e n d l e t o n , O r e . J a
in
need
of
anything
SHOE REPAIHlNG
¡j
about Jan. 15. Inquire Herald of­ Loans and d is c o u n ts ---------- 1189,236.12 189,2S6. 12 Jungles that progress on foot was often
as follows, to-wit:
I
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
n
secured.._________ t f..........
in this line be sure
The North One-half (N>4) of the
fice.
18-ltc. Overdrafts,
i
OAK TAN SHOE STORE
Z
Unsecured ------
1,108 96 1.1M.96 hazardous and always glow and diffi­
Northeast Quarter (NE»A) of the
U. S. bonds to secure circulation (par
cult Near the end of this hard hike
Bam Ro<a«are, P rep,
»
Southwest
Quarter
(SW*4)
of
Seor
valu
e)___
_________
_________6,260.00
6,280.00
Mr. Howarth became 111 with fever
FOR SALE— Spotted Holstein heifer
(Ion Twenly-slx (26) in Township
bonds, stocks, secu rities, e tc
61,790.48 and Mrs. Howarth took command of
first calf. Inquire Herald office. Other
Banking h o u s e ..................... ......... 88,000.00
Five (5) North of Range Twenty-
the,
expedition.^
The
situation
looked
Furniture,
fixtures
...............
2.817.80
10,817.80
18-ltc. Real esta te ow ned other than banking
SEE
eight (2 8 ), East of Willamette
Meridian, In Umatilla County, State
h o u se---------------- ------ - ......................... 7.807.98
Lawful
reserve
w
ith
Federal
R
eserve
of
Oregon.
FOR SALE— 1 A1 Bulck touring car
bank ....................i .............................
20,623.28
You are further notified that said
• new paint and tires, it will pay Cash in vault and am ount due from Nat"
tonal banks
........................
61,400.61
Anna M. Harthrong has paid taxes
you to look at this one. L. M. Total o f itgm s 9, 10, 11. and 18. 51.400.61
on said premises for prior or sub­
C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
Bmith. Poultry Supply Co. 18-tfc. M iscellaneous cash item s ______________
sequent years with the rate of In­
Redemption fund w ith U. S. Treasurer
S T A T IO N E R Y
terest on said amounts as follows:
and d oe from U. S. T re a su re r______
Year’s Tax, 1917, Date Paid Aug­
FOR SALE— U. S. Separator, Incu­
ust 3, 1921, Amount $12.33, Rate of
T otal......................................................
bator, furniture, canned fruit,
—FOR-
Interest 12 per cent; Year’s Tax
vinegar. H. E. Hanby, Hermiston,
1918, Date Paid August 3, 1921,
¿W regon.
18-lt. Capital stack paid LIABILITIES
Amount $12.66, Rate of Interest 12
in
............... ............ 25,000.00
per cent; Year’s Tax 1919, Date
Surplus fund ......................_ ......... . . . .
10.000.00
Id August 3, 1921, Amount $$15 -
Undivided p r o fits_____ . ______ 01.13C.S7
MISCELLANEOUS
76, Rate of Interest; Year's Tax
L ess current ex p en ee s. lo t. and
1920, Date Paid August 3, 1921,
ta x es p a id ------------------------- 8.435.68 22.SM.00
TIRE
SHOP—-Gates C ircntatlnc
Amount $18.55, Rate of Interest
no(ee outotnndin» .................
52-lte. A m ount d ue to N ational b o n k ..................
12 per cent; Year’s Tax 1921, Date
Paid March 29, 1922, Amount $64.-
Certified checks outstanding __.....____
O. L. BENNETT for Auction- Cashier's ch ecks o u t s t a n d i n g . .... ........
66, Rate of Interest 12 per cent.
ring. Phone 4 2F2.
26-tfc. Total of item s 21, 22.23.24 and 36 5.318.48
_ Said Wilson S. Parks, as the own­
er of the legal title of the above de­
scribed property as the same appears
RENT— 6 room bouse, 2 acres Individual depoefte eubjeet to ch eck . 304.134.33
of record, and each of the other
dfalfa, one acre In berries and Certificates ed deposit d ue ia leaa than 3n
persons above named are hereby '
arden. Oarage, barn and ch'ekcn
d a r .'o th e r than for money borrowed 1 21.228.60
bouses. Mrs. L. A. Phelps
7-tfc. S tate, cou n ty or eth er m unicipal d cp o .it. Î7.8R7.SO
further notified that Anna M. Har-
tNfong will .apply tp the C ircuit!
Total demand d ep o eiu
256.240 «1
ONE wishing trade, on local
Court of the County and State afoy-1
ty for valley farms or city C ertifica*«. o f deposit. (other
said for a decree foreclosing the I
iroperty communicate with }. L.
lien against the property above de­
lanna. of the J. E. Shears Realty Total o f tim e d ep o eiu ________ 15.553.00
scribed and mentioned In said cer­
N tuit ¡land
To., 416 Henry Bldg., Portland
tificate. And you are hereby sum­
Cigars and Tobacco
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7-tfe.
moned to appear within sixty days
8 cXntyofrZmtille (*■ •-
after the first publication of the
J.
L. * HARMAN
FOR ,__ I . S c L o rh r’O. raehier of t h - shore
summons exclusive o f the day of I
T h e F ren ch R estau ran t
do solem nly sw ear th at th e above s u .___
M said first publication, and defend
Jlaeksmhhlng .of all kinds.
All bank,
Is tra e to tbe beet e i mv kaow ledaa end belief.
•J
I
this
action
or
pay
the
amount
due
.Work Guárante
S. C. LOCHRIE. Cashier
Telephone 603.
BAKEIT and CONFECTIONEKT
jj [as above shown together with costs
Sebocrlhed aad sworn
S-tfe,
■ [and accrued interest and in ease of
of J en .. 1823.
K leeantly Purelshed Ronm. ia CoanreUea
Miss Dellora Angell, ninetenn-yrar-uld heinoM to the $35,000.000 estate your failure to do so, a decree will
Send uj the price o f a year’$
O tte G . 8app . N otary Public for Ora.
B. SPENCER still running Truck
be rendered foreclosing the lien of
My com m . on exp iree July 17. IMS left by John W. Oatee, has Just announced she will marry Lester Norris
HTRICTL Y FIRST CLASS
said taxes and costs against th e :
.-ubscripcion if you are in arrears.
to Pendleton Mon.. Wed., Friday. Correc t A ttest:
twenty-one-year-old free lance artist end eon of Cal Norris, a 8t. Charles, land and premises above named.
r. a. swA n t
Hauls, buys and sells produce.
Hohbach
Broi.,
Proprietors
I1L,
undertaker.
Miss
Angell
and
Norris
have
been
sweetheart»
since
cbild-
J. B. RALEY
Tills summons Is published by o r - 1
Phone 1«2.
17-ltp.
der of the Honorable Gilbert W. 1
A ALKXANOCR
Pa
Phelps, Judge of the Circuit Court
First National Bank
NOTICE!
)
IS FIRST WOMAN
TO SCALE ANDES
D . F. V . P R Ï M E
W. J. W A R N E R
UVES ON GIME AND FRUIT
WANT AOS
DR >
DON’T FORGET
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Fat Livestock
We Want Yon
S J.B . v a u g h a n :
To See Us
Heiress Will Marry Poor Artist
H IT T
Sterri
GUNS
Delicious
Wholesome
Confectionery
AMMUNITION
Tasty
Stationery
For Women
A FULL UNE
D O IT N O W
Wo Need th© Money