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the 25'h day of July, 1917, I will on that day at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at my farm 1* miles west of the town of Nyssa, expose for sale at public Published every Fridmy at Nyssa. Ore auction, and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, said described animal. gon, by Dated this 5th day of July, 1917. J. C. BEAM. BROWN BROS. By order of J. B oydell . Justice adv-jy5-3t of the Peace. Entered aa second Haas m atter April 14, 1910, a t the postoffice at Nyisa, Oregon, under the A cto i March 3,1879, GATE CITY JOURNAL D em o n stra tio n M IS S H E L E N L. PECK E lectric R a n g e s SUBSCRIPTION HATES : One year, in advance.................... $1 50 Six months in advance.....................75c AT NYSSA . i , 4 ** t J u l y 1 3 t h a nd 14th will be fully explained and demon- strated. REFRESHMENTS 2 to 5 p. m. Id a h o P o w er Co. P ’ WE BELIEVE IN lv i PREPAREDNESS ? Whether for war or hot weather, and have just received a shipment of the very latest in i V Ho t W e a t h e r S t o v e s Burn either Oil, Gasoline or Distillate They are a boon to the housewife during hot weather. See them at our store. r Th£ Century Refrigerator Besides being convenient, will soon save its cost by preserving food that would spoil, a big item in these days of near-famine. Display in Our Show Windows > j IR vssa IHardware Co. WE HAVE DECIDED TO .” *4- LET ft i UNCLE SAM Deliver our meat on the R. F. I), route. All orders will receive careful attention -fftyssa Iftcat market ii. BURBIDC.E, P rop . We pay postage on all orders over $1.00 T A K E A K O D A K W IT H Y O U K O D A K S A N D K O D A K S U I ’P L I E S F O S T E R S D R U G S T O R E N Y SSA . OREGON II V IO L IN Develop Yo ur Raw Land Farm Loans m adeU rth a t ,,n IKR1GATKI) LAND for a THREE to TEN YEAR TKRM. This includes LAND UNDER THE ONTARIO-M SS V DITCH as well as land under other ditches HARRY H. COCKRUM. F irst National Bank, ONTARIO, J. HUMFELD, General Agent, M ortrage Company of WON, America, No. 22 Ainsworth Building. PORTLAND, OREGON. \pply FOR SALE have for sale one 28-acre Ranch, all in crop, one 6-horae power stationery engine and one 12-horse power boiler, cheap -?> !*• J f f l Nym, Oregon SPEAKING OF OVERSUB SCRIPTIONS The Journal congratulates heartily the good people of Vale on their accomplishments in the recent Red Cross campaign. We believe this work is and should be inspired by the loftiest pa triotism, freed from all strife or contest. Our worthy contempor- ary. the Enterprise, has, how- ever, seen fit to boast over the part his community did in the campaign. While we laud the natural feeling of pride that For information, telephone or write Nyssa R. F. D. The fourth is over but not the warm ____________________ ------------- ~ ~ NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF FINAL ACCOUNT ____________ in U>e County Court of the State of weather. We are still headquarters for Uregon, for”the County of Malheur. Notice of Settlement of Final Account. Notice is hereby given that H. J. Ward, administrator of the estate of j; Francisco Bandres, deceased, has filed in the County Court of the State of ;; Oregon for the County of Malheur, his ;; final report and account, and that the Court has made and entered an order .therein, fixing Monday, the 23d day of July, 1917, at 11 o’clock a. m., of »aid day, at the County Court room i,T , , , - . .. .... in the County Court house at Vale, Vale S good work justly entitles Malheur County, Oregon, as the time tnem to, we believe the Enter- and place for the hearing and settle- , . . . • ment of said account and report. Any prise has carried by comparison and a|[ persons interested in said estate the results Of his community to ' timo are hereby notified to appear at said or\<T r time and place and make and file anv a point unfair to other communi objection if anv they have, why said final account and report should not be ties, particularly Nyssa. For In all things allowed and settled as instance, in order to show Vale’s prayed for therein. subscription to be 91 7 oversub- Dated June 18, 1917.H. J. WARD. ed, and to establish this as the Administrator of the Estate of Fran Bandres. deceased. highest percentage of oversub W. cisco H. BROOKE. scription attained by any com Attorney for Administrator. munity in the county, he couples First pub. June 22; last July 20, 1917. \; The m erits of the Electric Range in STORE d e p a r t m e n t At Mrs. Tom Nisbet’s Residence WILSON BROS.’ STORE f TEACHER OF WILSON BROTHER i Nyssa and other communities. for Publication in The Nyssa quota was $1000, and Summons Foreclosure of Tax Lien s the amount subscribed was In the Circuit Court of the State of $2938, or an oversubscription of Oregon, for Malheur County E. Lees, plaintiff, vs. Thomas C. | practically 200 per cent. We Win. Lyons, defendant dislike to boast, but if compari To Thomas C. Lyons, the above named sons are to be made we want to defendant: In the name of the State of Oregon: be shown up in our best clothes. You are hereby notified that Wm. E. R m th o r ! Lees, the holder of Certificate of De- But. of course m m n e r m u rre y . ijnqUency numbered 1249, issued on the we congratulate while we con- I 1st day of July, 1916, by the Tax Col lector of the County of Malheur, State demn you. of Oregon, for the amount of five and all kinds of warm weather goods and take pleasure in showing and helping make selections. Just received a line of Tennis and other shoes and can fit you F urniture The Best House cleaning time is here. G R O C E R IE S l You will want Window Shades, Rugs, Curtain Rods and Curtains. Call and see the new Fireless Cooker-It’s a wonder. A complete line of Fur niture. 85-100 dollars, the same being the then due and delinquent for Intolerance is what the man amount taxes for the year 1912, together with who doesn’t agree with you is penalty, interest and coats thereon up on the real property assessed to you, guilty of. of which you are the owner as appears of record, situated in sai l County and When this country builds 30,- State, and particularly bounded and de as follows, to w if North one- 000 airplanes, Berlin is likely to scribed half of the south ore-half of Section also the NEJSE* of Sec. 36, T. 19 S., 29, Tp. 21 South, Range 38 E., W. M., It. 46 E., W. M., comprising about 180 hear something drop. in Malheur County, Oregon, less 7.18 acres; and that the plan of reclamation acres for O. & E. right of way. be changed and amended as fol They say that whale steaks are You are further notified that said may lows: An extension of Lateral No. 6, Wm. E. Lees has paid taxes on said delicious, but it would doubtless premises for prior or subsequent years beginning at a point 660 feet East of the NW corner of theSWJSW* of Sec. be terrible to get a bone in your with the rate of interest on said 29, T. 19 S., R. 47 E„ W. M.: thence amounts as follows: a southwesterly direction through throat. Y ear’s tax. 1911; date paid. May 15, said SWJSWt of said Sec. 29, and the 1913; tax receipt No. 415; amount, NW*NW* of Sec. .'¡2, and the SEINE* rate of interest, 15 per cent. Indications are that the war is | $21.89; of Sec. 31. Twp. 19 S., R. 47 E., W. Year’s tax, 1913; date paid, AVrust M.; also an extension of the main drain to be carried into Germany, both 1, 1916; tax receipt No., 1380; amount, beginning at or near the NW corner at the submarine bases and other $9.70; rate of interest, 15 per cent of the Si of the SW* of NW* of Sec. Year’s tax. 1914; date paid, August 31, T. 19 S.. R. 47 E., W. M., and run places. 1, 1916; tax receipt No., 1837; amount, ning thence in a southwesterly direc j $6.99; rate of interest, 15 per cent. tion through the NE* of SE* and the Thomas C. Lyons, as the owner SE1 of SE* of Sec. 36, T. 19 S„ R. 46 Amateur farmers inspecting ! of Said the legal title of the above described E., W. M.; and also a lateral beginning their gardens find the weeds, property as the same appears of rec at the intersection of the main drain and each of the other persons with the North line of the NE* of like the poor, are always with ord, above named are hereby further no NW* of Sec. 31, T. 19 S„ R. 47 E., W. tified that Wm. E. Lees will apply to M., and running thence southeasterly them. the Circuit Court of the County and SE corner of said NEJNW* of State aforesaid for a decree foreclos to the Sec. 31 aforesaid. Thi9 is the sort of weather that ing the lien against the property above said That the County Court appoint three described, and mentioned in said certifi changes the old “swimmin’ hole” cate. And vou are hereby summoned Commissioners to appraise the land that shell be taken for rights of way, from a tender memory to a poig to appear within sixty days after the | ho ding oasins and other works, and to first publication of this summons ex nant regret for those who can't clusive of the dav of said first publica assess the benefits and damages to all reach it. tion, and defend this action or pay the of said lands to be annexed to said Dis amount due as above shown together trict by the proposed amendment and , ., i . with costs and accrued interest and in modification of the former orders, find As the only man of prominence case of your failure to do so. a decree ings and decrees of said Court; and for the granting of the petition and such in Chicago who did not buy a w ,|l be rendered foreclosing the lien of other and further orders and decrees as said taxes and coats against the land to the Court may seem meet in the ‘‘liberty bond” Mayor Thompson and premises above named. premises, and unless you show cause should receive the iron cross from This summons is published by order to the contrary on or before the twen of the Honorable Dalton Biggs. Judge the Kaiser. ty-fifth day of July, 1917, at the hour of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Malheur, and of 2 o’clock p. m., at a hearing to be order was made and dated this held on said day, the prayer of said Once more the end of the war said 14th day of June, 1917. and the date of petition may be granted. ARTHUR M. MOODY. is coming “ before snow flies. ” the first publication of this summons is County Clerk of Malheur County. day of June, 1917. It will be remembered that snow the All 15th First pub. June 8. 1917, process and papers in this pro flies every year and so does the ceeding may be served upon the under signed residing within the State of end of the war. Oregon, at the address hereafter men tioned. WM E. LEES. Henry Ford has given $*>00,000 Attorney for the Plaintiff. Address Ontario. Oregon. to the Red Cross. Decidedly First pub. June 15; last Aug. 18,1917. more than he gave to the Oscar II party, which essayed to “get the boys out of the trenches by ; Christmas.” A woman in Topeka, Kansas, has solved the problem of a roam ing husband. She cuts off one leg of the trousers and complete ly severed hts connection with the outside world. ------------------------ We keep our stock turning over- alwaji I fresh goods, appetizing, gi>od service, right prices. PROTECT YOUR HOME AND STOP A MOMENT Ol who «re without Telephone Service: compare ik daily cost to you with many other things you buy each day. We believe yon will find that it will save yoi money. Try it. Y Malheur Home Telephone^ • H . F A R L E Y - - ONTARIO, OREGON ■SB Undertaker and Funeral D irector LICENSED EMBALMER Lady Assistant BUY ONE OF OUR NEW SCREEN DOORS. WE HAVE A NEW AND COMPLETE LINE Wilson, Attorney for said Estate in JUST IN. Nyssa, Oregon. L yman A llen G reen CALL AND SEE Executor of the Estate of Sarah Jane Peer, deceased. C-C. W ilson , Attorney for Executor Dated June 12th. 1917. First pub June 15; last July 13. You and each of you are hereby no tified th a t the Supervisors of the Nyssa-Arcadia Drainage District have Notice ia hereby given th a t the fol filed in the office of the county clerk of lowing deacribad animll, to w it: One Malheur County, Oregon, a petition light gray gelden branded BO on left prayi.'g the county court for permission shoulder, weight about 1000 pound«; to modify and amend the findings has been taken up for running a t large orders and decrees of August 2, 1915’ and treapasiing on the premises of the and July 7, 1917, fixing the boundary undersigned, near Nyssa, Malheur linee of said District, to as to include county, O the following described lands, town- Notice ntice is further given that unices The SW*SW* Sec 29; the SANE} ' the owner of eaid animal ahall pay costs Sec. SI; the W* NW* NW* Sec. « . the same befi ore | *n Twp. 19 S.. R. 47 E.. W. Calla promptly answered, day or n ig h t Phone N*®| fa m ily . AVOID DOCTOR BILLS. H. T. FRANCIS ti n B a y e tl fc Ii, il |t v Yes, P a it’s the Place WE LEAD rilERS FOLLOW ot Weathe You can fi i\ Spier’s Man ar il Underwear, sach as ] er’s Bros, knit and thi Union Suits" or Tv c 50c 75c No matter how particular kind of a shirt you may w: ents up. jWe have a big line of Me ps of such celebrated bra make your feet happy. A i and Boys. Land! Lour 20-Acre Tracts, Three 40-Acre Tracts. TwoW 'ere Dads, Three 160-Acre Ranches. One 120- Acrc Ranch, One 320-Acre Ranch. <),u ^°use and Lut in Nyssa Cheap, Cash and Ten* See H I L L the Real Estate Man AT THE HOTEL WESTERN Sales Manager } ssa, - Oregon g the Best Groceries NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Malheur County. In the m atter of the Estate of Sarah Jane Peer, deceased. The undersigned having been appoint ed by the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Malheur Countv, the Ex ecutor of the estate of Sarah Jane Peer, deceased, and having qualified notice is hereby given to the creditors of, and all persons having claims again*t said deceased, to present them verified as required by law. within six months after the first publication of Colonel Bryan has turned up in NOTICE OF DRAIN Washington, and has become S3 AGE HEARING busy around headquarters as to auggest that he hopes to obtain To the owners and all persons interest in the lands, corporate and other the command of the First Pacific ed property in and adjacent to Nyssa- Arcadia Drainage District regiment in the drafted army. Notice of Sale of Estray On Earth Are Here It’s a complete line, too, ihat we carry Ask us to show you You want it when you want it, and we have it. . c. Wilson was operpted on idicitis at the Holy Rosary l Ontario Tuesday evening, ¡t, from the hospital are to that the operation waa en- eessful and the patient is quick recovery. ,or suffered a severe attack !H#e almost without warning, ght be felt the first symp- rrew better toward morning ,y was attending to business Tuesday afternoon he mo- jntario in company with L. time land business and on the again atricken. Reaching i consulted Dr. B artlett, who d the disease to be appendi- dvised an immediate opera- ras a sorry term ination of a *, but the mayor pluckily to the ordeal and the opera- J performed by Dr. B artlett, y Dr. Payne. word from the hospital, re- phone a ' 9 o’clock this (Kri- sing, says th a t the mayor is »K tine.” Phone 58 “ Swat That F ly ” Another horror is the fact that ^'hi^ffiw ^m g ^t^officroFc^c New York, Boston, Baltimore and other Atlantic ports lose their individuality in many a dispatch under the anonymity of “An Atlantic Port ” )R WILSON COVERING [OM OPERATION THE PRICE IS “Ball Band” Rubber Boot ►izes. RIGHT The Ontario Laundry SO FT W A T E R - B E T T E R W O R K Uave bundles at Gibson’a Barber Shop Attention, Workingmen: ptartt and Headlight Ovei I biggest and begt line of V Ihis part of the country, p shoe troubles will be ot p * and p ■*' Store Nyssa Barber Shop shaving, Hair Cutting, Hot »ud Cold Bath* NYSSA O Ê0& + + H S S ,....... .................... ....................... , i V L. SI
