HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THUKSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1006
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THURSDAY. NOV. 22. 1906.
Acoording to Mr. Lownsdale Wil
lamette valley apples are just as good
' m Hood River's except in ihiipe, col
or and other things that make tbe lat
ter worth more.
: If you can help the county division
movement by circulating a petition
among your friends don't bae to be
Invited to do ao. Ask for a petition
and get busy.
Putting dynamite on tbe railroad
track la not exactly a joke and It it
possible that this faot may be brought
to tbe attention of tbose who are
guilty of tbe act In a way tbat will
make a lasting Impression.
While the ci(y eleotion li but two
weeks away very little interest seems
to be taken in it, although three
oounoilmen, a mayor, recorder and
city treasurer are to be chosen. " Is it
a case of tbe office seeking the man?
At the meeting held last Saturday
to consider county division tbe town
people were forced into tbe back
ground by the residents of tbe valley
who were most vociferous in asking
for the new county. As they are real
ly the ones wbo are most interested
we suppose tbey ought to have tbe
loudest say so and incidentally do a
little of tbe work. Pet a petition.
Get Petition.
While it it very apparent that there
li scarcely any one wbo Is a resident
of the proposed new county who is
not in favot of county division the
fact is also quite as obvious tbat talk
ing will not accomplish it. If you
want tbe new county take an active
Interest in the movement and get oth
ers to do tbe same. It will be neces
sary to secure the signatures of the
majority in tbe district to the petit
ions that are being circulated and one
or two or a halt dozen men cannot
cover all the territory or see all those
interested
A big committee baa been appoint
ed to assist in tbe work, but even it
cannot accomplish all tbat Is expected
of it without the hearty co-operation
of many others. Tbe members and
offloers of the Commercial club ex
pect that many will volunteer their
sei vices to help aloDg the movement
and muoh to their sa'lsfaotion a num
ber have already done so irrespective
of creed or party. This is most
promising and shows a spirit that can
not help but bring results.
Nevertheless too many can not take
up this part of the work as tbe time
before the legislature meets is short
and theie is tnnob to be done. If you
will simulate a petition send In your
name to tbe club or call on oue of Its
offloers who will supply it.
DON'T FORGET APPLES
FOR PORTLAND'S POOR
PUT DYNAMITE ON
MT. HOOD TRACK
f h. .i.iroAatlnn made last week to
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send a car load of apples to tbe poor
people of rortiana is meeting wim
hearty response and many have slgnl-
ft. i A ltAiai Ini'anHnn nf nrmfcrihlltlnu to
UVU VUOlt mumim -
tbe cause. J. A. Wilson has ottered
to store tbe apples in the warehouse
of Page & Co., which has been placed
at bis disposal for that purpose.
When you are coming to town thiow
a few boxes of culls in your wagon
him at th war nhotise. You
will never miss them and they will
probably be tbe means or muon pious
ure to those wbo cannot afford to buy
apples at any price,
if in thi IntAntinn to have the ao
pies forwarded under the auspioes oi
tbe Commercial club to tbe board ul
charities in Portland and distributed
by them. Those wbo will give ppies,
but ean not haul tbem in are requosi
a1 in nnmmnnlnntn with 11. F. DttV
idson, president of the Commercial
CIUD, or A. U. iuoe, una BU tmunww
be made to have tnnm Drongm in. u
la nnaaA olaO thlt VOI1 lflt thPIU
la iVuniuu
know as soon as possible so tbat the
matter can oe gotten under nay.
Married and Went to Idaho.
Claire Crockett and Miss Nettie
KamD were married at the residenot
of the bride's mother. Mrs. Alice
Poole, last Sunday afternoon at 3
i i t 1 1. 1 'I'.n t2l.alli.tr
O OJOOK vj tun nov. imj
The wedding was a very quiet one on-
)v tbe immediate relatives of the
lirlrln and ornnni belli present.
Mr. and Mrs. Crockett took tbe lo
oul Wednesday for The Dalles where
they visited Mrs Crockett's sister ana
Mr tnnlc the train for Kuport. Ida
ho, where tbe groom has a homestead
under the Irrigating system bein es
tablisbed by the reclamation service
and where they will in future make
thoir home.
Mr. Crockett's mother find ber tam
ily also left this week for Idaho where
It is understood sun nas rmrcuHguu
land near that of ber son and will re
side there.
STRAY CATTLE
About two hundred head of my cuttle win
tered and strayed (Tom tlie mountains about
tbe bead of Bager and the bead of Hood Rlvei
that ara likely to come out at Hood River,
Mosler, Eight Mile, Fifteen Mlle,Tygh Valley
or Waplnltla.
My mark la a crop offthe right ear and un
derslope of the left. 1 think all my oattlo art
marked with thla mark.
My brand la a "pear point or arrow bend
generally on the shoulder. All of my cattW
have this brauJ except a few or the '!)'
cattle hereafter referred to,
Many ol the cattle were purchased by mt
from other partita and have their branda In
addition to mine. Among them are (1) "I.M
brand, (2) "heart"j brand, (S) "E" braud, (4)
soms have the ''circle bar" brand, generallj
on the aide, (6) '!)" brand. Some of these cat
tie with tbe "D" urand do not have my apeai
brand. (1 "atlrrup', brand on the aide, (7)
iuan.i,n' hruml nn 1 hfi htnnr slrin.
In addition to theae branda and aome otb
ere not described, a good many of the youn,
cattle are marked wltn two notches or dew
lapa in tbe brisket.
Ana one seeing anv ol the above cattle wll
confer a favor by letting me know at Th
Dallea, Oregon, and I will gladly pay tor any
tryun e in tue matter.
' 027 ALFRED S. BENNETT.
An itnitir.t miuta in drnamlte
the train on tbe Mount Hood railroad
last bat ui day night ana ooiy miea or
execution from tb fact tbat tbe dy
namite was frozen and failed lo ex
plode.
Tbe discovery of tbe faot was made
known by a carpenter wbo was going
to work Sunday morning and was
walking along tbe track.
Whan nar Paiianh'a bridas he came
serosa the pile of explosives, two
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sticks ol wnico naa Deea dibhuou uy
Kn mhaala nt t hfl Inllll i ltt iUtnh alfA
ot tbe rail were about 20 sticks of this
highly explosive material, toe lnien-
tin,, Dtin.MnM hAino in hava thm
sticks that had been laid on the track
explode tbe rest. I
A m uiaii aa ha AAnM VAAfh fcha HMr
est farm house be notified Superin
tendent rany woo in company wnu
an omcer maae an iuvbhiikbiiuu.
Dilligent inquiry in tbe neighbor-
itAnd u ui a A I on I naa an Avirianr
UWU 1 V. vv uiwawn. -
that M t.n an ftiraat- and
Tuesday moinlng tbe railroad oompa-
.v i mi rt . lnf
ny oirerea a rewaru uifirviur iuiuiui
ation that would ead to the arrest and
conviction of the would be train
wreckers.
The dynamite that was put on tbe
track is of a grade tbat Is not nsed
by rancher aud as far as Is known is
not kept in any of the stores at Hood
Pit.. hulnfl what, la Ifnnarn ll N'n. 1
aud more powerful than that used In
blowing out stumps, ine company
la latormlnal if nnaalhlA tn tdlanovAr
who the guilty parties are and 11
found to push tbe matter to tbe fall
extent of tbe law.
Tbe matter was kept so quiet thai
very few knew of the narrow escape
of tbe train from being blown up,
Tbe train bauds did not know of It
until tbey were told and some of tbe
passengers will perhaps never know
bow near they were to a possible
death.
Card of Thanks
The relatives of Thomas Henry
Bond wish to tbank tbe many friends
who eo kindly assisted tbem and ex
pressed their sympathy during bis re
cent illness and death.
W. O. Bond and family.
Celebrated Wedding Anniversary.'
The home of Mr. and Mrs. A. 0.
Stevens was tbe scene of a vrey pleas
ant occasion last Friday evening when
a number of their friends and rela
tives assembled to celebrate their 20th
weddins annniversarr. The guests
congratulated tbeir hosts and as a re
minder of tbelr good wishes Jen a
number of useful and valuable pres
ents. A bountiful supper was served
and tbe rest of tbe evening spent In
social enjoyment. A good many oi
Mr. and Mrs. Ktevens' friends were
present from Hood River and a num
ber from out of town.
Some Large Land Deals.
One of tbe most convincing argu
ments tbat can be told to tbe outside
world that Hood Rivet farm property
Is worth considering, Is tbe active
movement among the local people. .
Uurlng the past few days two large
deals bave been oonsumated both oi
which will mean muoh to the futber
tng of Hood River interests.
U. K. Marshall and K. 11. Wallace.
both large land owners, bave bought
the (Jrosser place of CO acres in the
fine urove d 1st riot.
Frank Btanton & Co. bave pur
chased the Peter Joohlmsen place of
80 acres, the entire place will be set
to trees this fall or early spring. Kv
erybody will be glad to see this plbce
Improved as It la one ot tbe prettiest
orohud sites in the valley and will
make a beautiful place wben oompiet
ed.
Both these deals were made through
tbe agenoy of J. II. lleilbronner A
Co.
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Coe's Addition oa the Market.
We bave placed In our hands for sale
all the lots belonging to 11. C. Coe In
Coe's Addition to Hood Uiver.
Lots will be sold at the price of t2O0
and up lor the next uudavs. This is tnt
beet opportunity to secure lots in thie
oeautitui portion or nood uiver ever
olfered the public.
Then umber is limited and tbe choice
should be made early. One lot with
house, was sold lant week, five lots
and botine were sold yesterday. Two
more to-day. They will not last long al
these prices.
For further information see
W. J. BAKER A CO.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
1. 7 acres two miles out at $375 per
acre. All in bearing orchard, good lo
cation, under ditch, small house.
2. 40 acres, three miles out, 3 acres
cleared, mostly in bay, some fruit trees
ood timber, under ditch, some free
water. flUOU.
3. 20 acre six miles out, 5 acres in
Apple", rest easily cleared, under ditch
nearly all good apple land. Price
1NUU.
4. 40 acres six miles out at $75 per
irre, nearly all good apple land and
easily cleared, under ditch.
5. 25 acres 7 miles out, all choice
apple land and lies tine, 7 acreB cleared
5 acres in orchard one and two yeare
old, rent easily cleared.
6. 20 acres seven miles out, choice
apple land, no waste, 7 acres cleared
and f acres 111 apples of best vane ties
7. 40 acres seven miles out, also
ifood fruit land, 5 acres cleared, small
hou.-ie aud barn.
The above are only a few samples ol
the bargiiius we nave to otter. A van.
ety ol city property for sale on reaton
able tonus.
Onthank til Otten
Hood River Oregon
PIANOS
Snecial Notice
Owing to tack of space, on account oi
our large and mcreaaing business, wi
hnve rented the building, next to Cul-
bertson's real estate office and are fitting
up the entire building into'a First-class
I'iano store, which wilt be a credit to
Hood Kiver.
We have two car loads of beautiful in
struments due to arrive from the east
ern factories this week. This shipment
includes the great Apollo Concert Urand
ihke the Odd rellows have), Kab
U rands, Interior I'iano Players and
complete line of the very best Upright
Pianos in the latest styles. Secondhand
pianos and organs taken in exchange
nd several on hand for Bale. Lowest
prices to all. No agents or commiaaion
men to make your piano cost you $50.00
more than if purchased direct from the
dealer, i'lanoa tuned ana repaired.
Soule Bros. Piano Co,
SILAS 11. SOULE, Manager.
Fbone Main 1423, Hood River, Ore,
! A8 I The Paris Fair I
i Amorside Corset " hamilton-brown shoes
I AIHUfMUC tUttC. I The place to Save Money
NEW ARRIVALS
OF-
LADIES'
Plaid Shirt Waists
Large Selection of Men's Clothing for Thanksgiving
Men's Collars
A large assortment of Men's Linen
Collars, all sizes and all styles. Bold
regularly for 12c. Special Frl- C
day and Haturday v.
Men's Underwear
Men's extra heavy Sanitary fleece-lined
Underwear, in a light brown color.
Sold regularly at 60c.
tbe garment. , . ,
Special
35c
Ladies' Hose
Ladies' fast-black cotton Hose, heavy
weight and made with double 1 A
heel and toe. Price IvL
Men's Shirts
Men's fancy Dress Shirts in light or
dark colors, made from the very finest
of Shirting, such as gingham, percales,
madras, etc. Values up to Hdc. A(p
iyv
jf special
ft
K Boys'
y Clothing
SHOE SPECIAL
Men's Patent Leather
Shoes, Goodjeai Welt
Soles, Hand Sewed, Dou
ble Stiched, Shoes that
Hold as high as $5.50.
Special sale price " j
$2.98
S Hood River Turkeys
For Thanksgiving
We will have for Thaksgiving Fifty Hood River
Valley Turkeys, and also 100 choice young chickens
to select from. -
Oysters,.
: Cranberries
And Everything Good to Eat
FOR THANKSGIVING
CENTRAL MARKET.
. A. S. BENT, Proprietor.
We are Never Undersold
Thanksgiving
Linen
RECEIVING DAILY
FRESH
Flour and Feed
CELEBRATED
WHITE RIVER
AND
GOLDEN CROWN
BRANDS
A SUCCESSFUR BAKING
MADE FROM
SELECTED HARD WHEAT
always follows the use of White River
and Golden Crown flour. Whether you
bake bread, cakes, pies, or any kind of
pastry, you will find this flour a safe and
reliable standby. Try it once and you
will never ubo any otner.
STRANAHAN & BAGLEY,
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
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You Can do Better at Clarke's
It would do your heart
good to look in at ;
ARTHUR CLARKE'S JEWELRY STORK
AND SEE THE BEST SELECTED LINE OF
Diamonds, Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry, Sil
verware and Novelties .
-Ever Displaced- ion. ZEIood. ttirvox
Gome early and have the full line to select ,
from, and DON'T FORGET THE NAME,
Next door to Post Office
ARTHUR CLARKE,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
GRAND BALL
Given under the auspices of
Idlewild Lodge No. 107, 1.O.O.F.
Thanksgiving Night, Nov 29, 1906
This dance is given for the purpose of raisin?
money to help furnish their new hall. All
Odd Fellows and their friends are cordially
invited to lend a helping hand : : : ' :
Good Music, a Good Supper and a Good
Time is Guaranteed j
Come and forget your troubles for one night
Tickets, Including Supper, $1.50
, Mieier I'rnit Land.
Sust 0 miles esst of Hood River, in
th Moeier valley, V. 1). Morgan has
gome excellent fruit land in la:ge or
small tracts which lie cau sell cheap if
taken soon. Parties wishing lo buy will
do well to write or set C. D. Morgan,
Mosier, Or.
A Smart Boy.
A Uoldeudale kid told a friend Mon
day that his sister had n beau
the previous utgbt aud tint Le knew
wbst his name was. It was "George
bout." Ihe kid says be beard bis
sister call biro tbat dozen times
daring tbe evening. Goldendale Sentinel
Aooording to a Cincinnati business
man, Congressman ijongworth was re
elected because be Is personally pt po
lar and beouuse be is tbe president's
oa-in-iaw. un, ne mast have re
ceived a good many votes because he
is Alice's husband.
RKPO-RT OF THE CONDITION O
. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AT HOOD river, in the state of
OKKUON, AT THE UIXM4E OF BUSI
NESS NOV. 12, law.
BISOVKCKS. . ,
Loam and Dlveoanta i71,7O0.81
Overdraft aacnred and uraecured.... 2i57t.l
Unltnd Htatea Bunda to aecurc circu
lation 12.BHO.00
Premiums on V. 8. bonds 445.:il
Honda aud securities..... 10.HDI.7K
Furniture and fixtures jt.712.ii6
Due from National Banks (not reserve
agent) 4,911.99
Due from 8tate Banks and Bankers... 4,Ztf.t0
Due from approved reserve agents.... 62.4H7.W
Checks and other cash Items , 6uo II
Notes of other national banks 870.00
Fractional paper currency, nickels
and cents. H.1.X3
Lawful Monky Rkskrvb Ix bank
Via:
Specie j, 12,ir2 2ft ,
Legal lender notes 7ao.(W.... 13,02.
Redumption fund with Tj, 8. treaauis
er (a per cent of circulation). .....! 625.00
Total .JiimfiU .03
MAB1UT1BH.
Capital stock paid In ;I5O,0no.O0
Surplus fund .... . lljo.oo
Undivided pro tils, leas expenses and :
taxes paid ,4 ; S,M5.72
National Bank notes outstanding.... RMO.OO
Due to State Ban ka and Bankers. . .:. exv.nti
Dividends unpaid. ......... 50.00
Individual deposits subject to check 148t2 67
Demand certificates of deposit , U.atki-w
Time oertincates ot deposit and Savt
liurs Department... 46JS7S.83
Certified Checks , IU0
Cashier' check srata(andi ng ... 1 ,1 iti5
Total . .. ,' tefin.a
State of Oregon, Conntv c Wssco, ss: -
I, K. O. Blanchar. cashier f tbe above
named bank, do solemnly twee that the
above statooimit i true to the best ot my
knowledge and belief. -' :-
E. o. BLANCHAR, Cashier.
Cobrkct, Attest: K. U Smith, Jolin W.
Htnrlchs. R. Smith, Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to befors me this 17th
dayol Nov., MM.
A. C. Bock, Notary Public
Buy Your Fruit Boxes
AT THE
Hood River Box Factory
and Patronize Home Industry.
Best Quality Lowest Price
Home Made
Thone Main 71
W. B. STROWBR1DGE
SIGN WRITER
Paper Hanging and Tinting a Specialty
Phone 1313
For Sale
MISCELLANEOUS.
I will do fashionable dressmaking at tbe
residence of A. I. Mason. Orva Mug 111. nl5d6
HFor Sale Cabbege In the field. 75cper hun
dred. Elbert Vaughn, Paradise farm. n22dl3
For Bale Five acre poultry place cheap, near
aatein. nox 11a luruer, uregon. oa-aia
Steady .Work.
Two girts wanted at the Hood River
laundry at onoe.
For Rent
For rent, lower story of 6 rooms and bath
wltb modern Improvement, free water, In
Blowers Addition. Also 4 rooms furnished
and 4 unfurnished In same building. Call on
Onthank & Otten,
Notice Parties owing us on account will
please call at tlis office of Onthank dt Otten
and pay same. Wood Bros. Dealers In meats.
o2Snl&
For Sale One-half dozen fancv Brown Lesr.
horn cockerels. -Birds from Drlxe taking- nens.
Rest laying strains. J. L. Carter, Phone, 1&T7
r&rmerB;
For Sale A nice young Jersey cow snd
uviier can, one wwk oiu, i ne cow is very
firentle and will make a rood fnmllv mw
Will be sold cheap ss we have no use for her.
t ail at tne jiocaiora store near Karrett school
house, iiooa uiver, Oregon. nl&-d
For Sale. Carpet loom. For particulars
address Mrs. W. 11. Andrews, Wasco, Oregon.
For Sale-Ferns, potted plant, and a few
choice perenlals. Also white WyandotM
cockesels from 81 to Stf. J. D.Fletcher, Oak.
dale Greenhouse. u8-n&
' For Hale.-Good, gentle all-round work
horse, weight abont 1200 pounds, good driver,
WUIK HIIIK1CU1 UUUUiC lail AL J, II. W OOQ
worth place nl-n29
For Sale-Team, voung, sound horses,
wCTgni, mm ucw uuruess, ouggy, wagon,
and Implements. Inquire of 8. J. Frank,
at harness snoi . nl.n28
' For Sale. If you are In want of a full blood
ed Plymouth Kock rooster or nulle!. inet
call at Rockford and Inspect the stock. We
nave snippea quite s rew as our express re
ceipts will show. We have only a few left
and these will grace any poultry yard. Mrs.
K. Brayford, Rockford Poultry Yards, Hood
River, Ore. uS-na)
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale. 80 acre of timber land at the
mouth of Summit creek on o. R. A N. track
near Weyeth. For particulars write H. 8
Woolsey, Waplnltla, Oregon. Dec. e-W
For Sale 70 acre 61$ miles from Pood JKlv.
er; ;? acres young orchard, small bouse; on
river road, W). Hair cash, balance 8 per
cent. See Tucker, Hood River or address J H
Frary, 9&J Williams ave., Portland, Ore d30
Lost and Found
Loet Pocketbook containing papers, re
receipts, etc., Including a promissory note for
tfW signed by H. L. Hosbrtxick and Mrs. Lot,
tie L. Hosbroock, Finder will return tn n.
L. Morse tor reward. n8-u2B
Wanted.
Wanted A good driving horse In excbnge
for piano. Soules' Piano House. Call Balur.
Jy- - ' n22 dl2
Wanted-To trade a S-year-old saddle pony
for a good 82 oallbn- rifle- phonograph or
mandolin. Box a. Hood River. OreT nlM6
Wanted A " reliable man to winter two
hMil 1 aru. mn (in. 1.
... .. " "ire uuw giving 7
quart of milk a day. Address R. t. Cald-
tloon Wiirrxa PASTi'RB-Flve mile from
Moro. Three sections stubble, forty straw
stacks, plenty of water In each field, plenty of
shed room tor cold weather. Price per month
2 0andl.Mper bead r taking thei up
Will" start wui bonch the latter part T
November. Will guarantee good care For
further Information enquire o? A. B. Shelley
at J. H. Hel bronner s offl.-e. mi iu. . I
orP.T.8hlly,ii.t8lde. nSn
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of tbe Interior, Land Office at
Tbe Dalle, Oregon, November 14, 1H0B.
Notice 1 hereby given that
LUCY A. HOADLEY,
of Hood River, Oregon, baa filed notice of
ber intention to make final five-year proof in
support of ber claim, vlx : Homestead Entry
No. 9635, made August 7, 1901 for the NK4 of
section 26, township 2 north, range 9 east, W.
M., and that said proof will be made before
the Register and Receiver at file Dalles, Ore.
gon.on December 17, 1WU.
She names as witnesses toprove ber continu
ous residence upon aud cultivation of the
land viz: Ralph Jarvis, Thomas Ualbraltn,
Harry Hackett, Frank Fob berg, R. Caldwell,
all of Hood River, Oregon.
MICHAEL T. NOLAN,
22.dl3 Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior. Land Office at
The Dalles, Oregon, November 14, 1900.
Notice I hereby given that
THOMAS W. CALBREATH,
of Hood River, Oregon, has filed notice
of hi Intention to make nt.al five-year
proof In support of bis claim, vlx ; Home
stead Entry No. 8254, made May 24, 19U0,
for the H EH of section 36, township i.
north, range 9 east.W. M ., and that said proof
will be made before tbe Register and Receiver
at Tbe Dalles, Oregon, on December 21, 190K.
He names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence noon, and cultiva
tion, of the land.vi : Harry a. Hackett, R. J.
Jarvis, F. C. Sherrleb, all of Hood River, Ore-
iuu, 4. nwaer, oi riiggs, uregon.
D22-d20
MICHAEL T. NOLAN,
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, Land Office at
The Dalles, Oregon, November 14, Wutt.
Notice I hereby given that
HARRY A. HACKETT,
of Hood River, Oregon, has filea notice of bis
Intention to make final five-year proof In
support of bis claim, vlx: Homestead Entry
EH-SWK, and lot 4 of section 19, township
north, range 10 east, W. M., and that said
pi oof will be made before the Register and
Receiver, at Tbe Dalles, Oregon, on December
21, 19LO.
He names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upou and cultiva
tion of tbe land, vis : Thomas W. Calbreath,
Earl Bartmesa, F. E. Forsberg and F. C. Sher
rleb, all ot Hood River. Oregon.
MICHAEL T. NOLAN,
n2M2u Register.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
Waaco county.
Estelle Van Denial, Plaintiff,
vs.
Samuel Van Denial, Defendant
To Samuel Van Dersal, Defendant.
In the name of the state of Oregon, yon are
hereby commanded to appear In tbe above
entitled court on or before Monday, ths 23d
n.Vlrf flMKltu. J . .
Z . iuo, sua answer ine com-
.un iu Hiu won anu
f""! n1 want of such answer the plaln-
"ffiy ra vne court tor the Teller de-
maniMl In th. . i . .
... - - . 'lllL' w-wii; hit a aeoree
dissolving the bonds of matrimony between
plaintiff and defendant, and for such other
relief a in the complaint asked.
iu lummoM is published by order or
' ,,,, ' -saaciiWt JUUKD U lilfj BUUVB
entitled court, made and entered on the 7th
Dateof first pnbllcallon, Nov. 8, 1.
nli-d 4.H.LPTON, Attorney for Plaintiff