TUB CATE CITY JOURNAL
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Owyhee
Mr. and Mr*. Loren Gruell and
d a u g h te r on r e t u r n i n g from Albion,
whera Mr. and Mra. G, bad motord
to bring Miaa Gruall hom e Prom school
for the holidays, stopped at the Glenn
H. F. BROWN
home for a few days and then, owing
E n te red a t the Po.ctof/ie* a t N ’ u a to the e x tr e m e cold and deep snow,
left th e i r c a r and oroceadtd home on
¡ron, a* »econd-ci^— —-*f Matter
horse back.
O-vilh Bigelow had th e m isfortune
SU BSCRIPTIO N R A T E S : .
to painfnlly in ju re his foot while
One year, in advance----- ---- _...S1.S0 handling hay A pitchfork lay con
- months, in advance----------- .75 cealed in tk a bay and he jum ped onto
it driving a fork tine forcibly into hi»
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n e c e s s ita tin g the use of
ANENT PROPHESY
crutches.
F. L, DeBord shipped th ree o ra te s
of dressed geeae to Portland from
It appears from a communica- Adrian S a tu ru ay
ti n from D- MacLaffert, which The O- K. K will m eet Thursday
v ;ri t in anoth« r column, that afternoon, J a n u a r y 1$ The annual
the Journal made a slight error election of officers will be held and a
in la t week’s issue when wt re­ good a tte n d a n c e is deair. d. The place
ferred to Mrs. Rowen as being of meeting at this w ritie g has not te- n
(finitely determined, but anyone in­
affiliated with the Adventist dt
terested may find out by phonirg
church.
It seems th at Mrr. Pres Mrs. () Sehw eizer or Vice Pres
Rowen is not a t present con­ Mrs. H a r r y E v a n s .
nect 1 with the regular or ortho
Mr. and Mrs. Vicenti M e n d k la and
dox Adventist church, having children, C a rm en and Julian, visitec
left the parent body some three their sheep cam p on the O w yhte Sun
and made a b rief call a t DeBord»
years '!y,o and organized the day
Mi. Mendiola ia w e a r in g a broad stiip
“ r e f o r m e d ” Adventist church of ta p e across his u p p e r lip, wo sup
7h relorm apparently consists, pose (?)to p r o te c t his m u stac h e from
in pu< t at least, of the claim to the cold.
he able t ■ foretell the exact day Misses W anda H ite and Georgia
upo i v/liieh Christ will return to Kust called a t Evan«' Monday.
e ,v■ h. Thi- is contrary to the Al Long was down Monday from
le li“ L of the regular church, S i g e b r u s h springs to g e t his b a s i s
(<ome of which have been a t l.owe’sl
which tear lies that while the day t o g e th e r to ta k e them to the Pullen
is close at hand, no man can raneh where he h a s purchased feed.
know the day or the hour.
Mr. and Mrs C harley Bradley and
It is said th at there are cer daughter* spent p a r t of the holiday
tain sign-> that foretell the end vacation on th e ranch.,
of the world in the immediate Lou DeGoede walked to t h e Gate
City Monday and came back via Fold.
Pubi,.¡¡ed
e t e r y Friday
O reron, by
at
N in a
future. One sect is prophesying
that “ millions now living will
never die.” Others prophesy in
I 3 ' 'finite terms. It occurs to
the Journal that these prophesies
m ost, in the nature of the case,
he purely guess work. The
imp< - ¡¡bility of taking any Scrip
tural reference to the subject at
its face value has been proven
time and again. For instance,
Chri i’s statem ent that “This
gee, ration shall not pass till all
theso things (signs of the end of
the worn) he fulfilled.” That
would seem to be a simple and
easily understood statement,
tm ..ling that the millions then
living would not die until the
end came.
But it seems that
was not the meaning at ail.
It simply means th a t the gener­
ation that happens to be living
when the end comes, it may be
20(H) years hence, will not pass
until the signs that foretell the
end shall have been fulfilled. It
r juir d considerable study to
correctly interpret this passage
and there is strong evidence
th at thoje who were living at
t
ime the statem ent was made
f ..led tu grasp the true m e a n i n g
f r standard histories of the
church state th at the early
Chri tiaus looked daily for the
end of the world until the close
of . lesecond century A. D. They
must have t o t this idea from the
teaching of Christ a n d the
Apostles.
Hence we see how easy it is
f • people to be mistaken aa to
the meaning of seemingly sim
1 ly statem ents of the Bible and
we hould not be too severely
censured if we are somewhat
skeuticai of the ability afpresent
day forecasters to correctly in
terpvc. the obscure prophetic
utterances upon which they
base their belief.
Mm. W . PI. Rambo, re p re se n tin g
(ho N e a r H ast relief work, talked to
t h e school) I huraday en th e work e f
t h a t orga nisation.
Mr». R a a b o r e ­
c e n t l y (p e n t si ptne tim e in the N e a r
l i t at and haa lirat hand knowledge of
the aw ful conditions prevailing t h e r e
She will apeak in t h e ch u rch e s a t On­
tario Sunday. Anyeae w ishing to do
n.ite to the cause should a ddress tht
r e m i t ta n c e to J J . H ankaa kc r, S18
stuck Exchange Bldg , Portland, Or.
Chiropractors
Or» H. ad ford A Bradford. Oarvi
c - Uiatea. Conaultation and ex
t ,1 1 ire*. Ten years aucaaaaM
tire In the sta te of Oregon,
deer weat ol Bank.
lla r n a t washed and oiled, $2.00 par
eat. Nyeaa lla m ea* A addlery Shop.
Miss Bernice
MacLafferty ar<d
b r o th e r Gordon re turne d New Y e a r ’s
Day to College Place, Wash., t o re­
sume their school work, a f t e r a few
days visit With their p a ren ts, Mr. and
Mrs E. L MacLafferty.
Mra Ed Hennis, who s p e n t C hrist­
mas week with her p a r e n ts , Mr. and
Mrs. H arry Evans, r e tu r n e d to he r
home a t K una on New Years.
T i e w e a th e r has been som ewhat
milder during the past week, ow ing to
chiuook influence. Twice the river
ice h a s thruatene d a breakup, but as
y e t i t is holding.
Mr and Mrs. B. F K e r r visited
Sunday-at th e Wm. S nyder heme at
Mitchell butte.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H ite and family
were in Ontario Sunday,
Mr, and Mra. F re d K lingback and
family visited in th e DeBord and Smith
homes Sunday.
Fred Brock cam e in from the hiltr,
w ha ra he haa been trapping, a s it got
tot> cold f o r c o m fo rt out t h e r e .
“ Doc” E vans was a business visitor
in Homedale Monday.
Mr S ta r k of th a Benil atopped at
Evan*' S aturday n ig h t en route from
Ja m ie so n w ith 300 head o f cattle
which have bean on th e ra nge and are
aaid t c be very thin and poor.
Wm. P e u t s and Fred Brock were
business visitors in Ontario Friday,
Mra. S. D. Bigelow and children,
J u a n i ta and Orville, w a n t to C a ldw dl
Shnday, where th a y e u r g people r e
aume th e i r school work, a f t e r spending
the holidays w ith their home folks.
Mrs Eddie Wilson and t h r e e daugh
t e r s w e re C hristm a s g u e sts in the
Qienn home.
H aak McNee
Cleared
Considerable local in te res t was man
ifestad in t h a session of t h e grand
ju ry in Vale this week, mostly on ac
count o f the ca»e of Hank McNee he
ing before t h a t a u g u st body for deoia-
oi
Tho o a te o m r was a complete
Victory for Mr. McNee, j e r y eonaider
ing the evidence presented insufficient
to ju stif y f u r t h e r prosecution of the
cases lodged a g a i n s t him.
Notice of Payment of Dividend
in the m a t t e r of tka liquidation of
the Bank of Nyssa. Nysa-, Oregon,
insolvent, notice ta hereby given t h a t
p u r a a sn t to an order made and e n t e r ­
ed by tha Wireuit Court a f Malheer
County, Oregon, on tho 19 f h dev of
December, ISM. a dividend will ha
paid upon all appraead claim» filed
with the undersigned, ea official liqui­
d a to r of tho Beak ef Myaaa, Nyaea,
Oregna, laeolvent, and t h a t auah dfvi
de nt will be potd en or a f te r beaem
her <0. ISM.
Dated this 19th day ef Donomhor,
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Added P«rc«nt*gM.
A DO per cool Increase for an artlrl*
coats $1 woiild make It coat S1.9&
: . • a t for the article that has doubled
• • ta price th* new price Is 200 per cead
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DELIVERY
Reasonable Rates
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work a t Myaaa Merneee A Saddles*
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P o r Sale.
Cull apDles, 69c p e r box
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Beauties and W iaetap a.
Bring y e a r +
boxes. W. L. Arbsen,
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Will deliver one of these fine need pianos to your home.
$10 00 each month will keep it there. This is your oppor
tunity to buy a good used piano-
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EXPLANATORY
Editor Jo urna l:
Regarding your edi oriel i
lese
w e e k ’s issue " W atchm an W h a t a f the
N ig h t’’ may 1 v e n tu r e a few words
of correction and explanation
This
woman, Mrs M a r g a r e t Bowen, ie in
no w iy connected or affiliated with
to* Seventh Day A dventist f a i t h nr
their w ork, ' he le f t Ihe m sin bedy
a jine t h r e y e a rs ago ana immediatelv
b came a time s e t t e r , as have several
others, c o a tr a r y to thv direc t t c a r b in g
of the Scriptures The t r u e Seventh
Day Adventi ts, while th e y he’ieve
th e tim e is near, have N E V E R set
t s s d i t e . T h e r e is no tim e prophecy
in t h r B,’ll) r e ac hing down l a t e r than
1841 William Miller and his associ­
a te s in th e 1823 movement, in s tu d y ­
ing the g r e a t prophesy of th e 2300
days, o r 2300 lite ral years, of Daniel
8:14, had the T IM E figured out eor
rectly to end in the autum n of 1844.
but they m a d e a m ista ke in the
E V E N T , jum ping a t th e conclusion
th a t the e a r t h was the sa n c tu a r y an
would be cleansed by fire a t t h a t time.
Now while th e s e people w ere A D VEN
T18TS : hev were m t SE V E N T H DAY
AD V E N T IST S; they w e re SU NDA Y
KEEPERS
Then a f t e r th e time
p i sed 1844 they began again to study
the sa n c tu a r y question and discovered
tho S a b b a th te n th , and from t h a t time
became t rue SE V E N T H DAY Adven
lists, a i d have n e v e r s e t the tim e for
our Lord to appear.
From t h e beginning of th e h istcry
of this m ovem ent th ere have now and
then been apostasies, so m e tim e s led
by p ro m in e n t m en, b u t they n e v e r get
Very f a r. Has one o f them e v e r sent
out a foreign missionary? N o t one.
H a r e any of them e ver su-c ee d in xny
soul sa ving e n te rp ris e? N ever. Do
a y of them build up any institunicna
for th e young or t h e old or the sick?
No.
1 have before me the last num ber of
our c hurch p a p e r giving the names
and th e field to which they have been
sent o f 197 mica e n tr i e s s e n t to the
foreign fields m 1924. This num ber
will be in creased in 1926. Thousands
of young men and wom en in our col-
leg"» a re p r e p a r in g to carry on th is
work.
Tne gr.-a t Advent m essa ge,
based on Rev. 14:0 14, ’’F e a r God and
give glory to Him, fo r th e HO UR of
of his ju d g m e n t IS COM E,” be­
ing preached now in 220 different
languages, spreading over th e e n ti r e
world and into the dark corners of tha
e a r t h and scon, very soon, ' This Gos
pel of th e Kingdom wi'l have been
preached in all the werld fo r a w it­
ness u nto all nations Hi d then shall
the end com e.” M a tt. 24:14.
No. This people have “ followed no
cunningly devised f a b le s .” God is in
this work.
T a i t t r u th gives a c e r ­
tainty and a definiteness t h a t ia com­
f orting in t h e s e days of darkness .
Mrs Rowen is n o t the suceessor of
Mrs. White, e it h e r in prnpetic vision
or a» a leader She b o a sted when she
le f t t h a t she would t a k e the whole de
nomination with her, b u t ihu i . i m i to
be alone.
God's pro p rets a i w a i s
a gree, both with caeh o t h e r and with
the tea chings of th e Bible
Mir.
White has alw ays t a u g h t t h a t “ no
man know elh .he day or th e hour nor
ths a ngels of heave u, but my F A T H E R
ONLY. M a tt 24:26, Mra. Rowen se t
the tim e f o r the end of the world in
F. bruary ef last yeas Sn# failed.
She haa now s a t th e g r e a t event for
F e b ru a ry 6 of tha p r e se n t year. Sha
will fail again. B u t some day it will
be t h e last. Knowledge e f the day
and hour belongs not to us. B e t we
d j know hat th e Lord i-i fiti-hing hts
work. H s is cutting it sh o rt in rtght-
eom-ness. And when the hour »trike*
fur h<m to do a quick work, we shall
see breaking upon the world suddenly
tti and or nil things. “ Be ye there­
fore r e a d y , ” is th e cell.
D M acL A F FE R T Y .
For Salt
300 tons a lf a lf a hay, w a te r and good
feeding ground, 11 miles north of
Adrian. Chas. Blust, Nyssa, Oregon.
ESTRAY
Cease to may place on the Owyhee
No. 2 ranch, 6 mile» south of N ya la,
one brewn J a c k , little light on belly
and nose,
unbearded.
Owner can
have same by calling a t ranch and
payin g c b t ' g e a . If not called for ani-
mill will be sold at public auction S a t ­
urday, J a n u a r y I I , a t the ranch.
L. H. L arkin.
19M,
FRANK C BRAM W I L L ,
Superintendent of Banka and Official
Liquidator of tho Hank a f Nysaa.
Nyaea, Ora., la ioivea t.
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Remember the 9m»!l Thinge,
It la easy to tsfv gtlMv of -erring
humanity and ta forgot to p**» fhd
salt to the man who sita next oe at
tabi», ta fhtmt of placing e ar ttw a at
t world's di »paes i and neglect tM
small attentisela which mean to mn*R
to oa r osea Homo.—Henry Jlloaa* 01#
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
By v irtu e of an execution in fore*
loaure duly iatued fcy the c li t k of the
circuit c o u rt of the S tata of Oregon
for tho County of Malheur, date d the
4th day of December, 1924, and direct
ed to me, upon a decree and o rder of
sale r e n d ere d in said court on the 2nd
day ot D. comber, 1924, in a certain
suit in the ci.-cutt court for said sta te
and county, wherein Title and T rust
Company, a corporation, as plaintiff,
»«cover, d j u d g m e n t a g a i n ! J. W,
Mci ulloch and Olive E. McCulloch,
his wife, for the sum af Elev- n Theus
and Seven H undred F orty Nino sod
no-100 Dollars ($11,749 00), lawful
a: on a y of the U n ited S ta te s, with in­
terva l thereon from Ihe 15th day of
Ap il, 1924 a t the r a ta of six per sent,
( t pe r cent) per annum, and tk e f a r
th e r i i b of F e a r Hundred Twantv
and no-100 Dollars ($420.00), with in
t e r e s t thereon from the 16th day of
O leber, 1928, a t the r a t e of eig ht
per e e a t (8 p e r c e n t) pas annsm , and
ths f u r t h e r sum of ho u r Hundred
T w enty and no 100 Dollars ($420.00)
with i n t s r a s t thereon train the 1$tb
day of April, 1924, a t the rat« of eight
per c ent (8 per oent) per annum, and
the f u r t h e r sum of E ig h t Hundred
T h irty -F iv e
end
81 100
Dol'ars
($835.81), with In t e r e s t thereon a t the
r a te at e ig h t per eent (8 per eeat) per
annum From th e 13lh day of October,
1922. and the f u r t h e r sum of Six Hun­
dred F ifty (2060 00) D a l i a n a tt o r n e y s ’
fees, which sum the court adjudges to
be a reasonable a tt o r n e y s ’ fees for
plainbiff ia th is sa lt, and plaintiff's
costa and d tsba rse m e nts of this suit
taxes a t F ourteen Dollars ($14.00;.
and t h a t said a tt o r n e y s ’ fee aad costs
and disbursem ents »ball bear in te rest
from the d a te hereof a t the r a te cf
six per eent (8 per eent) per annum.
T H E R E F O R E , pu rsu a n t to laid
•xeoution and order of sale, I will on
Monday, the 12th day of Jatiuaty,
191$. a t the hour of 11:10 o sleek in
tha forenoon ef said day, a t the north
main e n tra n ce door ef the county court
huuse In Vale, Malheur eounty, Ore­
gon, sell a t public auction, su b je ct to
redem ption, te the highest bidder for
cash in hand, all the right, title and
n t u r e s t a f tha above na med d e fen d ­
ants, in anff to tha following described
real property, towit:
The sooth half (9}) of Seetien
eigh (8), Tow nship eig hteen (18)
south. R a nge forty six (46) e as t
e f the the W illam ette Mtiidian.
The above real property with its
a p purte nanc e s ta k e n aad levied upon
as the p ro p e rty of the above named
d e f e n d a n ts , or so much thereof as may
be ne ce ssa ry te sa tisfy said jud g m e n t
in favor of the above named plaint (T.
Title and T r e a t com pany, a eorpora
tion, and against the above named de­
fendants, J. W. MeCulieeh aad Olive
E. MeOalloeh, with i n te r e s t thereon,
t o g e th e r with all coats and disbarse-
menta t h a t have ar may aeerae
Dated a t Yale, Oregon, this 8th day
of December, 1924.
B. L E B NOB,
By C. W Glens.
Sheriff.
D eputy.
Date of first pablieation Dee, IS, 1924.
D ate e f last pablieation Ja a . 9, 1925.
D a ta of sale J a n . 12,192$,a t 11:80 a m.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
By v irta e a f an exesntion in fora-
e ls ta r e dnly taaaad by th e clerk of tha
aireait ooart a f the sta r e af Dragon, far
the Co*sly of f ta tk a n r , data d the 2nd
day e f December, 1984, and diracted ta
me, spa a a decree aad order of eala
rendered in said eoart on the Sad day
of Daeembar, 1984, in a e c r ta ln c att in
t b s circuit c o u rt for laid s t a t e and
Bounty, wherein L. Bello Lees was
plaintiff and H. C. Bertloaon aad Ada
Bertleson, huebanu aad wife, and T.
A. Wakefield aad Ja n e Dee Wakefield,
husband and wife, were defendants,
a judgm e nt was rendered in fa v a r of
the above named plaintiff, L. Belle
Lee«, and a g a in st th* above named
d e f e a d a a ta B C. Bertleson and Ada
Berllesea, fer the sara af E ig ht Hun­
dred and s o - 100 Dollars ($800 00). with
in te r e s t there on from tha first dap of
March. 1928, a t the r a te a f a m t per
cedt (9 pe r eent) pe r annum, and the
sum of Eig hty Dollars l$80 00) a t t o r ­
n e y ’s fees, and t h a f a r t h e r sum of
T w enty five Dollars ($<5 00)
costs,
which j u d g m e n t was enrolled and
docketed in the c ia r k ’a office e f «aid
court insaid county on tha Sad day of
December, 1924
T H E R E F O R E , p u rsu a n t t a eatd
axacution and order, e f sale, 1 will an
Moaday, the 13th day a f J a a a e r y ,
1925. a t tha he ar a f )1:M e'eioek ia
t h a fereneea a f aaid day, a t th a north
a a i a aaUawao dear a f the e e e a ty
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Marshall W endell____________ $1*5 00
W a l d o r f ............................................$18$ 00
N etsow M s h o g a r y e s s e ------------ $210 00
H o m ilto n Oak c a s e ______ ____ $225.00
Select one now.
Do not wait.
Write or Telephone.
Sampson Mnsic Company
Weiser, Idaho
Thres Complete Storcs-Buise- Weiser, Nampa
New Gulbranaen Pianos from $295, $360 to $440
Players from $450, $530, $615 to $»00
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Don’t Overlook the fact th at yon
can buy seeds cheaper in bulk
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court heuse in Vale. M alheur County,
Oregon, soil a t public auction, subject
te redem ption, to th e highest bidder
for cash in hand, all th e rig h t, title
and i n te r e s t of the above nam ed de ­
fendants, in and to tha following de
scribed re al property, to w it:
E a s t half of the so u th e a s t q u a r te r ,
(E )9E 1) Section t h ir ty th rae (33);
w e st half of th a so u th w e st q u a r ­
t e r (W JSW J); Section th irty -fo u r
( 34);T w p. fiitaen (15) south, and
the e a s t half e f the n o rth ea st
q u a r te r (R JN E i) and th e south­
w e st q u a r te r of th a n o r t h e a s t
q u a r t e r (99VJNE1) of Section
f o n r ( i ) and tha weat h a lf of tha
n orthw e st q u a r t e r (W JN W D and
th a so u th e ast q u a r te r of the
n o r th w e st q u a r te r (S B JN W i) and
t t o s o u t h w e s t q u a r te r o f the n o r t h ­
e a s t q u a r te r (S W IN E J) and the
couth .vest q u a r te r (SW£) of Sec­
tion th ree (3), Twp. sixteen (16)
south, all in R ange forty, E. W.
M.. in Malheur eounty, Oregon.
Tha above real p ro p e rty with its
a p p u rte n an c e s ta k e n and levied ur,on
as th* prope rty a f th e above nam ed
d e f e n d a n ts , or so much t h e r e o f as
may be n e c e sta r y to s a t is f y sMd jadg-
m e u t in favor of tha a b o ',e named
plaintiff, L. Belle Lees, a nd a g ain st
the above named d e fen d 'a n ts , B. C.
Bertlesan and Ada Bert)-.-son, with in­
t e r e s t thereon, t o g e th e r with all costs
and d te b u r s e m c a ts tha t have or may
accrue.
Dated a t Vale, Or'.gon, this Sth day
of December, 1924.
H. L E E N O E,
By G. W. Stenn,
Sheriff.
Deputy.
Date cf first publication Dec. I t, 1924.
Dake ef laet im plication J a n . 9, 192$.
D ata af sale J a n 12, 1925, a t 11 a m.
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Consultation and
E xam ination
Nyssa, Oregon
OSTEOPATHS
DR. H A R R I E T SE A R S
Osteopathie Physician
Ontario , Oregon
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P ractice in
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A t t o r n e y a t Law
Rooms 12, 14, 1$, Wilson
O ntario , Oregon
INSURANCE.
W. B. HO XIE
INSURANCE
PUBLIC NOTICE.
IH T H E C OU NT Y COU RT O F T H E
S T A T S OF OREGON FO R M/._,
H E U » COUNTY.
In tho m a t t e r o f c h a n g in g th* name
a f Walker S. Scyrtaawwics.
Native is hereby given to all per»- ns
concerned t h a t a t a h e a r i n g in the
eoaaty c a a r t of said county and s t a te
* • Ike 19th day a f December. 1924,
apon a pe tition h e r e to f o r e filed in said
eoart, an order was m ade and e n te r e d
thereto by said a o a r t o rd e rin g , «d-
judging anff ffaeraaiag t h a t the name
of saM pe titia n ar, W a l t e r S S i m u n -
owiez, bo a hangad ta W a l t e r 3. 8im
iona; and t h a t th e said c o u rt will, un­
íaos good end sufficient causa be shown
to thv evvntry, a t thv county court
room ia tb* eounty c o u rt house at
Vale. Oragan, a t tha hour of 11 o ’clock
In tha foreaoon off th* 16 dag *f Feb
r a a r y , 192$, g r a n t a certificate under
tka aval af th s c o u rt of the name the
said W alter S. S iy m a n e w i e i is t* .
beva, which n i n e cheli he W a l t e r S ,
Siiumena, which nam e o f W alter ff t
Simmoo* shall h e r e a f te r be hi* leg. J
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R. H. TB*T,
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Cowrit y Judf
Attorney 1er Potftioaer
P in t pwfilieehlea J a - eery 2, 1926
Laat publient»** February IS, 1924.
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E h rg o o d Avenue.
N y s s a , Oregon
Methodist Church.
B unday Schobt 10 a. m
’ / a u n g P e o p le ’s m eeting, 5 M p m
Preaching 2nd 4th Sundays,
1 I orning and evening.
S. B Sm uts, P a s t a r .
Wanted
To t r a d e team af horses for Fosd
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