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1. a.O, - w Jiiij iHJLLiJj) Florence I. Gates Aslis to Be Granted a Legal Sep aration FROM HER. WEDDED HUSBAND WHOM SHE MARRIED IN.COLO RADO DAVID M'KEE, OF WOOD BURN, ' SUES HIS . WIFE- FOR A LEG AX. SEPARATION. "". Florence.!, Gates yesterday ' filed- a tsuit In .the second department of the State Circuit Court demanding; a de cree or, divorce against her husband, John T Gates, upon the charge of in ebriation and neglect. 1 t The plaintiff alleges that she and th defendant were' married at Glenwood Sprliig3, Colorado, on April 2; 1892, at which time the defendant was engaged in the livery business in the town of Gypsum, Colorado, In which he wat doing .well financially, but, notwlth standing this fact, during the month of May, 1893, he disposed of his Uverv business, contrary to the wishes and pleadings of the plaintiff, ad engaged in the saloon business;" that1 he began urimting until the habit grew lo "haib ItuaU groea drunkenness;" '.that h grew, to neglect her and neglected and 1 eiuseu to provide for - her until the situation, together with her .delicate health.! compelled her to leave the de. lenaam ana come to live with-. her mother In Marlon county. Oreeon. on -April 3. 1803. Turner & Inman are the . plaintiff's attorneys. in me same department yesterday viavia MCK.ee, of Woodburn, also filed -an action demanding1 that the matrl moniul alliance, existing between him self and Lottie McKee, be fcrever dis solved. ; . . - , The plaintiff alleges in his complaint that he and the defendant were mar ried in Multnomah county, on October 3, 1899, but that shortly after thfr mar. - riage, although he conducted himself ; as a faithful and affectionate himhanri " -houid,- the defendant became abusive and has made the plaintiff's, life intol ...arable d burdensome; that. upon di vers occasions she struck him In the face and threatened and attempted to scratcn out nis eyes, and accused him 01 oetng unduly familiar with other women to the plaintiff's great distress of mind. . Corby & Corby and vY M. vainer are the plaintiff's attorneys in nip ucwon. Attorney ueneral D. R, N. Black- Durn yesterday filed. In the first de .pariment or the State Circuit Court thtf plaintiff's not Tee of appeal to the Supreme Court, of the, case of the Mate of Oregon; plaintiff, vs. . Geo. W. DJivis, ,Geo. G. Bingham and B. P, Mii'ordutk, defendants, a suit to re- , cover upon tne defendants' bond in the num of I3.000. which was tried' in th Circuitv Court on October 8. 1901, ana a decision rendered for the de fendants, on February 10, 1902.: Tliis suit, was based upon . the- flnd Ing, by a committee of the Legislature, of, a shortage of accounts, amounting to J30.932.C8. In the. clerk of the State Iand poard's dcrartment during the defendant. Ceo. "W.rDais' term, and the plaintiff appeals upon. the follow ing conclusions of law' of the Circuit Court: '. 1 , . . - "The; cause of action stated In the ' complaint Is one created; by statute and accrued to the State of Oregon prior to the first day of January 1895. . "This action not having beeii corn monccd within, six years from the time ; when the cause of action stateI in the .complaint accrued to the State of Qre- Kon. it is barred by the statute of liml talfons of this state. - "Judgment should -be " rendered against the State of Oregon and In favor of the defendants, dismissing this case." : . ' , THE JAPAN CURRENT MOVEMENT . TO STUDY IT II? ; SCIENTIFIC MEN FOR BENEFIT I OF THE :. COAST. BERKELEY, CaJ., July 29. Profes . sor VlIIlam E. Rltter.'head of the de partment of soology at tha, Uaiverslty 'of California, is the prime mover ; in an undertaking wnich promises to be of great scientific and- economic value to the Pacific Coast, namely, tne-sys teniatrc observation of the flow of the Jaran current and the study or dioiok - i.iil r.mdltlons of that great stream. The San Pedro and Santa Barbara -.'.Channels will also be surveyed. The as the backing of President narrin.n- nf the Southern Facfflc Railroad Company, the United States ' i.t. rnn.miw.inn and nuiriKr i Ol wcanhy buslnoBS inert of Lo ngelo- The plans, as they are now ran contemplate the establishment 01 i - . mx rin laboratory and mu s;.utn at" San Pedro, to be a department of the University of caniornia, tn oil advanced 4students of blol oy. With this as a permanent basts , - t,f oaorations. exoeditions ooin V-the coast and farther into the mia Pacific will he made on vessels espec Ully e.lulpped for marine work of 1 t un.. n n Psa - The United bums .rn.v-. h given strong ancc that the . . . i . . ...in h. nut at the servK.e wi th dentist, for Z . , ... . i.,ro-atinns along snore t ana lor.uis ..( . V a Binalltr vessel la to pc ii IN SUPRKIE COURT APPEAL CASE OF BAUM FWCB- ING MILLS COMPANY aha.' - THK STATU HEARU. rv, .r-.il cf.se of the Slem Flour- lr. r xt ills Company, respondent, vs. AV p. Ird. Governor. -et. al, appellants r,rl fix-m Marlon county, eSt,rd,y argued in the Supreme Court by i ii. iiniiin " - T xi ti Blackburn. 1. K.: Adams ... nnnr1t:inlft. and John A .wi. - .7Tt hroiicht. by the piam tiff to retrain the state ofllcers from '.u: nf Mill Creek;, in sui llyin- the rtnitentiary, A?ium an "-' Ir-ctlt-otions. The i-Uia-;!;,',Uc t U the water In lh it r ItMtr.. ..... . . ' ' i r x;npea c'e fctate from a well rec.? P"""arr wall, come, fl rectly from thfe creek. 8a, no part of J ret"rn to the cre-k, thus dimin. m?inf, f'W f Water an con.- InJ .!.. If the rlarht use th water, . the wal, r "" not conn out of the cretk, but, comes Into the weU from springs, as water ordinarily comes Into wells, in the trial court judgment was rendered against the state oncers, and the defendants ap pealed, .', ' ''J:''. .. . V: IOWA REPUBLICANS THE ,iis.L.i 1XA.VK OF LAST YLAR WILL BE IN THE -PLATFORM AGAIN. ' ia.i Ju v 29. tt. withdrawal of La Fayette Young tonight as a candidate for n momvc. committee on resolutions, is generally xcdiucu as enarajt the opfsitlon i, the reaffirmation of last vn r'n form. by the Republican Stale Conven tion tomorrow. The obierilnn uhh had been made to a reaffirmation of last yearr Dlatform was hi ii most entirely to the dauc in iha Plank declarini for "anv mtwUfwiim. of the tariff schedules that has been rt-quireu to prevent their affor ilng shel ier io- monoRones." It was held by some that the clause was a virtual admission of the Dem ocratic claims that the tariff 'fni- trusts. Senators Alii ion jnd TVil'l ana tne pntire delegation in Congress are nere to attend the convention. NATIVES HAVE CONFESSED TELL OF ! THEIR MURDKROTTf? DEEDS IN SLAYING AMERI CANS IN 1 MINDORA. ; WASHiNUTON, July 29. Manila papers received at the- War - Denart- ment, give an account Of the beinnlne- of the trial of twenty-three natives in the island of Mindoro, who are charg ea witn Killing four Americans. The names and identity ; of the Americans could not be learned, ,-i From one of the twenty-three men. arrested a par tlal story of the massacre has been ob tained. ; The four Americans annroach- ed the shore of Mindoro in a boat and as soon as they landed the natives at tacked them, putting All to death and mutilating them. The bodies were out adrift in a boat The finding of the boat by the Americans led to the dis eovery or the crime and confessions from - some of the natives crave such facts as have been obtained. PECULIAR PREDICAMENT ERROR IN SETTING TIME-ITK GOT A NEW YORK BANK . INTO DIFFICULTY. NEW YORK, July 29. With Its vault full of money and securities which could not be reached, owing to the failure of the time-lock, the Phoenix National Bank In -Wall street has con ducted its business for a. day on bor rowed, capital. The lock had bees set for 48 hours on Saturday instead of for 40, and there was accordingly nothing to do but wait.' and meantime to send out and borrow enough money to get through the day on. The consequences might have been rather serious had there been any securities locked up which were wanted or had - the books been In the vault. As it ' happened there was little in convenience. GIGANTIC COMBINATION THE WORLD'S GREAT ' OIL MAG NATES HAVE JOINED FORCES. LONDON, July 29.-rThe Dally Mail sfserts that there Is no longer any doubt that the three monster oil Inter tsts of' Rockefeller, Rqthchild and No bel, have .entered Into a working agree ment. It was doubtless this combine, con tinues the Dally Mail, which Induced the Russian Government to: Issue In vitations to the anti-trust conference. The spokesmen of the great, combine declare It means a fight "to the death, and that the Independent exporters cannot hope to win. ASSASSINS SENTENCED TRIAL OF MURDERERS OF MAR QUIS DE MORES CONCLUDED - SEVEN ARE TO DIE. " TUNIS. July 29. Trial of assassins of the Marquis De -Mores, at Susa. re sulted In the condemning to death of El Khetr and the sentencing of Hamma Chlakah, to. twenty years' imprison ment, ' . Seventeen others accused or tne assassination of De Mores were sen tenced in default, six to ta put u death, and eleven, to hard labbr. WILL BE SEPARATED PROFESSORS; OF .. CHICAGO- UNI VERSITY WILL SEPARATE YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN., CHICAGO. July 29. The professors composing the University of Chicago have completed a secret man the question of ' sesregation at: the Midway school. They sent in a major 1.. r afTirmntive answers. This action of "the most representative men of the University's faculty makes the segre-. linn of the young men from young women all but "a fact. , MISS AN RON'S FEAT. NEW YORK. July 29. Paced by a motor cycle with wind shields. Ml Lottie Brandon, known amcng men as ar century rider, has P 33 -.i!. 71s vards In one tour.. The pr- . , wj.s made on the Quarter mile loard tra.k at ailsburg. N . J-. and 1 nearly elht miles further than ny other. female rider In the me time. T AGREEMENT ABANDONED. ' ....vr.mi Julv 29. The bsnk-rs commk-ion here has inf that Great Britain and the LnltM .States 4ve abandoned the iffwnt t in- ,Uce the other .""gSn ccrt the r-TJ'mnt of th C . i.mnltr upon a s.Uer nternauu'10' -basis. . . 1. Y IT T i T """ f HK f . H THE RECEIVER Claud Gatch Shovrs Vhat Seme cf tfce Claims Are ' FILED AGAINST THE GILBERT BROS. BANK. AND HOW THEY COMPARE WITH THE BOOKS TOTAL AMOUNT CLAIMED AG GREGATES LARGE SUM. Claud Catch. , receiver of Gilbert Bros, Bank, yesterday filed a report in Judge R. P. Boise's department of the State Circuit Court, supplementary to the report filed on July 9th. In the first report, all claims were set out in detail, and. in yesterday's report; Mr. Gatch reported as to the correctness. justness, reasonableness and validity of the claims presented against the Gilbert Bros. Bank. Mr." Gatch in speaking of conditions of the receiver ship, stated that the claims filed ag gregated' $106,852.98. and the cash on hand $19,111.30. but there is sufficient property on hand to indicate "that the iaimnt may receive from W to 75 per cent of their claims, or even more. Yesterday's report, after naming the court and the title of the case, U as follows: To the Hon.,R- P. Boise, judge of the above named court: s Pursuant to your order of July 1902, wherein you requested me 8. to lenort as to the correctness, justness. reasonableness and validity--... C the claims presented against- the Gilbert Rrns .. as wr mr report, of June 9, 1.02. and make recommendations con ceming the same, I beg leave to sub mit the following: Class A. pages 1 and 2: The claim of Herman W. Barr for draft against the Hanover National Bank, in conformity to vour orders, should be a preferred claim, and paid in proportion as there were furtds in the bank upon which said draft was drawn; likewise the other drafts mentioned t In the same class. ' Mr. Barr presented a claim for expenses Incurred for the non-payment of the draft: whether this Is legally correct or not, your receiver ts tin shl- to state, but if allowed la the case of Mr. Barr. should be allowed in the cases, of the claimants, who are similarly situated. I desire to erase from Class B, the account of Tilmon Ford, executor, " for $643.95, and remove It to class A as be requests It to be listed among:- the preferred claims; the reasonableness or lustness of its preferment I am un able to jass upon. The claim, as filed Is 1643.95; the books of Gilbert Bras, uuw uu- - r"----r - books. $463.95.. , : i I desire to erase from Class B yie claim of Tilmon Ford, personal, $1078.84, Tilmon Ford. Slater's che;Jt $746.32, Angle Ford Warren $2700 and R. H. Finch $113.23. -1 have listed these" In erron Angle Ford Warren and R. H. .Finch have not presents- claims against the estate. . Th claim o Ladd & Bush, class B, page 2, $10.512.Q9, . stands - upon the books of Gilbert Bros., at the time of failure. $28,034.42; he reduction be ing made by the payment of collateral securities and funds uponsorder of the court, upon deposit In theFlrst Na tional bank, of Portland, against which Ladd & Bush held assignment. . The claim of Wm. M. Kaiser, et. al.. rage 2, under class B, ts for 4101.35, the books of Gilbert Bros. , show due $569: they are composed of the claim rtf W. M. Kaiser, agent, open account, $45. W. M. Kaiser, open account $25.85. Angle Kaiser, open account, $10. as per page 6 under the heading of class C, and the account of Angelina Ryan, open account, $20. These accounts do not agree with the books of Gilbert Bros., .being less in amount, but doubt less being made so by the -payment of collaterals. The claim of S. B. Crocker, class B. page 2, should be for $3756.70, Instead of $3656.70, and as listed On page 3. The First National Bank of Corval lis claims $3431.12, page 2; the books show $3338.76. due them; they are holders of a note of P. S. Knight as collateral security or No. 687, whkh has been reported to me. since the claim has been Hied, as paid.' . .. Under class B should be listed the claim of Mrs. S. O. Minor, page S, of $100, as she holds collateral security. Louise Waite claims $175.50, page 7; the books show $550 due her; the dif ference, perhaps, is in the fact that she has received proceeds of a collat eral note which she holds. The attorney presenting the claim of G. W. Gray, for rent, as listed oh page 4, for $69.33 desires the same listed as a preferred claim under class A. claim ing that the- rent was due for my occu pancy of the building, while tempor ary receiver of the Gilbert estate. Referring to th,e. claim of W. C. Barker, class C. page 2. for $2219, open account, there appears upon the books of Gilbert Bros, an overdraft against- W. C. Barker of $142.20, and a credit to his special account of $.340; this would have a net amount less than he claims. ' - Referring to the claim of "Brown Wrightman, page 3. X do not know the usual rate of attorneys' fees lh such cases, but desire to state -the following tacts: Upon my "appointment as tem porary receiver I retained Brown. Wrightman & Myers, and. of course, I had no authority to arrange for com pensatlon, but told them I would rec ommend a Just and reasonaWe fee for their services. As to their claims as attorneys fers for A. T. Gilbert for $1000 I have no knowledge of the ser vice they performed for Mr. Gilbert, or whether K should be a clAim s gainst the estate. For their services render ed to me, as temporary receiver and permanent receiver, since the snlt In bankruptcy failed. I would consider $500 to $1000 an equitable few. ThIr claim for services in the defeat of the bankruptcy case' I hare not sufficient Jcgat knowledge of such service to pt:s upon If. an.l It would b imposM fr me to state, the rvasonaMfrni of a foe in suh a. rase, without taking the tes timony of attorneys In similar ca?-s. or examination f the records to fo what fees are paid in like cases, under lik circumstances. The claims of Roy Burton. $24. an Virgie Byrd. $42.15, on page 3, do not appear apon the books of Gniw.-rt. Bros, a it is for Libor I -erfonne J, but tfc-j proportionate amounts I find correct after examining the credits placed to their accounts 'or services rendered. I am informed that a claim for la bo -should be preferred. - Referring to the claim of Tilmon Ford, Slater's checks, page 4, for $746.32 the books of Gilbert Brvs as a matter of course, show no such account, but as Mr. Slater's claim Is less in amount than the books sbowt he has undoubt edly taken Into consideration these checks which have been issued to Mr. Ford. Mr. Ford presents a claim as txecu- tor. page 4. for $643.95; the books shbw $163.95 to bis credit as administrator, as has been set forth heretofore In reference to claims of parties asking a preference. - - - The claim of Mary E. Gilbert, bal a nee of $7.45. page 4; the account of Mary E. Gilbert upon the books of Gil bert Bros, stands overdrawn $441.5; her claim.' however consists of a certi ficate of deposit No. 635, $327.33; cer tificate of deposit No. 964, which was issued to Claudie Gilbert. $37.73; cer tificate of deposit No. 693. Issued to Carlton Gilbert, $38.62; these are in terest-bearing certificates which If such Interest be allowed by the court would probably make the amount of $7.45 correct.-'-' Claim of the heirs of the estate of Marietta Gilbert, page 4, open account, $109. also 2S.41; the books show but $28.41; $100 was deposited by order of court July 17. ISOf. to satisfy a claim on the books against said estate, as per report A, page 29. Ciairrt of K. 12. Kirk. Slater's check, page 5, for $7.64; the books of Gilbert lros as a matter of course, show no record of checks drawn by customers, but as Mr. Slater's claim Is less than the amount to his credit upon the books, this claim of Mr. Kirk for the amount of Mr. Slater's check Is doubt less correct. - ... Claim of Anyone Kufner. page 5. for $103.41;, the books show $967.75. . Claim of Thomas Lauderback. open account of $18.72, page 6; the books ehow $18.41. v Ida Muths, page 6. presents a claim, open account. $1268.50; the amount upon the books to her credit is 223.50. I notice, however, that she holds a cer tificate of. deposit for $1000. so while the claim, as presented. Is an error, the amount is undoubtedly due her. Claim ; of the Order of Pendo, per Frank Davey, secretary;, this claim of $25.83 I find, after some examination. stands upon the books in the name of Mrs. F. M. Wilson, treasurer; the s mount Is correct. , " Oregcn Hep Growers Association, page 6. $357.77; the books show $JiS2.77. the dlfferer.ee -it $35.00 being rem due Gilbert Bros., which they had deducted from the amount. Claim of Florence Olds for $49.00. page 6; this stands upon the books in the name of Mrs. E. Thompson, Mrs. Olds being her legal heir. Claim of Addie Parvin for $506.18, page 6; the books show that she holds certificate of - deposit No. 1152 for r8T$.18: I suppose the difference is owing to payment which she has re ceived upon colla'teral security. Alomso Perkins' claim for $7.00 and Floyd Perkins claim for $11 do not appear upon the books. of Gilbert Bros I am inclined to think that they are school deposits, and are in the claims filed by he schools under the names of the respective schools of Salem. While In this connectvon' would say I have had presented to me, and should have filed wHh my report of June 9, 1?02, the claims of Laurence Hofer for $31.70 and Mac Hofer for $30.00, ac companied by school savings bank books. These, claims are undoubtedly included In the amount of claims pre sented by- the four different schools of Salem. Tfe " Schults Organ Company, page 6; claim $1768.20;the books show 1885 due them', the difference Is from the fact that they have received back a piano upon which Gilbert Bros, books stands among the instruments in the charge of C. A. Whale. ' Bchaeffer llano Company, page 6, claim $439.14; the . amount upon the books ts balanced. W. T. Slater, receiver, open account, page 6, claims $1613.85 and $493.76; the books show due him $2443.21; the dif ference Is probably caused by his hav ing made deductions for checks Issued. . O. G. Smith, page 7, claims $20; the books show $14.98. J. II. Williams, page 7, claims $43.20; the books show $42.40. James Winstanley " claims $412.74. page 7; the books show $326.33. Mrs. F. A- Wiggins, page 7,' claim of $5.00. the amount of a check Issued by R. Cart Wright: of course the books show no record of checss drfewn on th bank. . Mr. Cartwright filed a claim, however, for the full amount of his credit on the books. Claim of J. A. Stephens $17.08, and also Nannie Stevens $10.08. page 7. they present check of W. T. Slater, re ceiver; explanation of this character of claims .has been made heretofore. There has been presented to me since the. filing of .the claims, as set forth In my statement of June 9, 1902, the following: Claim of Ralph' Mat thews for $10, certificate of deposit No. 813; he also asks Interest upon the same. SO cents, total $10.50. Claim of -Ernest Bean for $15, eeftl ncate of deposit No. 826, together with interest on same after October 22, 1900, being the date of said certificate at the 1 ate of 5 per cent. Claim M Mariraerlte Wlllson, Interest-bearing certificate No.- 820 for I6.4S together with Interest at the rate of S per cent from October 18, 1900. A. E. Arlington present draft No. 7789, drawn by Gilbert Bros., upon the Hanover bank, of New York CMy, tfr $16.15; he aUo presents therewith a Hlm for protest fees for $1.50; total, $17.65. ' . As these claim are small In, amount and have been presented within a short time after the expiration of the date set by your honor for the presentations of claijp, I would recommend that lly be received, and treaU-d a ore the other claims of like nature. In rererenre to the in treist-hearing certificates 'of deposit nearly ail of -the parties presenting claims for such are claiming interest upon sId crtifi-atcs upon date of issuance. The'certjflcats vary In length of Urn, wm b-ins: only for a few inorrths, others l.Jr!- for cue ear. With the exrrfption of the variations and corrections nenlnnd ,br-ln, th. claims, as pr.-M"nted snl r-port-d by me Jurj 9. W)Z, agree with the bvj-rkj( cf C;IWt Bros. Th toMl amotjnt of claims prsnt ed, Irntuiing those sft-r dte tt preantation, mount' to. $105, 52.5. Todav new Th Statesmaat Iub. Co. has on band several hundred copies of the OREGON CONSTITUTION. The price Is 10 cent each a long as they last. WANTED Eggs and country butter; pay bightwt inaikot price cash, Sa-. lm .Creamery Co- Z2 ConnncTcial . ' wttvet. '-' 1 ULIENTHAL rKOSV, HOP MERCII ants, II.. J. Ottctjhcimer. nwnugcr. Office N. E orner Commercial and - Uat streets (upstairs); pho Main -. 46L - PUBLIC AUCTION AUGUST. 4th Eleven cos with calves by side; also - two steers and three heifers. C. 11 Bradley, 4 miles east of Salem, at 1 o'clock. REPORT CARDSOur school report cards are printed! to fit the -school - register. The prices are: Twelve cards for 10 cents; twenty-five for 20 cents; ' one hundred Sor 7a ceota. Statesman Publishing ,Oo, Saleto. . Ore. . : .. MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED farms and city roperty at 6 per cent per annum; no commission. Please rail on or address Eugene Breyid-in Remember the place, 270 Commer cial street, one door north of States man office. ' Timber Lands. x I have reliable Information on some good vacant surveye! oak. cedar, pine and fir timber claims In Southern Ore gon. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call on or address' ' C. G. RAWLINS, Albany, Oregon. ABSTRACTORS OF TITLE. ESTABLISHED IN lst. Only com plete set of abstract books In Marlon county, Oregon. Concerning titles , consult us. Salem Abstract and . Land Co.. Sdleui, Oregon. F. W. Waters. Secretary and Manager OSTEOPATHY. OSTEOPATHY DR3. 'WYCKOPF A ALBRIGHT Twenty months gradu ates of the American Scholl of Osteo pathy snd A T. Still Infirmary. Dr Wyckoff I the Only gentleman gras uate of osteopathy In Salem. 1'rac- tice established In Salem since 1(99 Hours 9 to 4. Phone Main 2721. Odd Fellows Temple. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed bids will be received: by the County Surveyor of Marlon county. Or egon. up to I o'clock. August 8th, 102 and- then publicly opened in. the pros em.-e-.of the County Commissioners Court, for the construction of a Howe truss bridge across the Abiifua river on tho Sllvcrton and Maruuam road and also for retimberlng the Lrlchty bridge across Iuddlng river on the Sa lem and Sllverton road. Separate bids will be received. The blddr must , deposit S per cent of the amouqt of his bid as by law required. Plans and specifications can b w at the county surveyor's office.. The County Commissioners' Court roservt-s the right to reject any and all bids. B. B. HERRICK. Jr., County ; Surveyor of Marion county, Oregon. By W. J. CULVER. Deputy. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO WITH DRAW INSURANCE DEPOSIT BY THE UNITED STATES FIRE INSURANCE CO. To Whom It May Concern: : In .accordance with the requirements of the laws of the State of Oregon; relative to Insurance companies, no tice Is hereby given that the UNITED STATES FIRE INSURANCE COMPA NY, of New York. New York, desiring to cease doing business within the State of Oregon. -Intends to withdraw Its deposit with the Treasurer of said State and. will. If no claim against said Company shall be filed with the Insur. ance Commissioner within six ntontht from the 21st day of February, 1902. the same being the dale of the first publication of this notice, withdraw It deposit from the State Treasurer. UNITED , STATES FIRE INSUR ANCE COMPANY, By W. W. UNDERBILL, X President. Dated at New. York, this 7th day of February. 1902. 2:21- mo. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court oftbe Slate of 'Oregon, for the County of Marlon., The Investors' Morfgige Srurlty Comrany, Limited. Plaintiff, vs. Kftther li. Miles, Irudence Miles, Abbi 1M wards and C J. Edwards, her husband, Dora Goelts, Icniis Goclts. Anna Ah! gren, . Ahljtren. her husband. Laur ence Slover and . . Blover, .bis wife. Defendants. . ? To Prudncei; Mils. Dora Goelts. Louis GoeiU,. Anna Ahlgren, . Ahl gren, Laurence Slover. and Sloyer, Defendants: t '- In the name of the" State of OrVicon. you are hfreby re'iulrt'd to ari-ar and answer the coolalnt in the atwve en titled suit on of before the Kth day of Augurt, lW)2.nnd lf you fall to an swer for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for. the relief, de manded In the complaint, to-wit, for a decree forecbing that certain mort gage fnade nnil executed On the Kth day of Kc-ptembtr.. V32," h-r-ln Z. N. MilfS and Kth-r li.- Mites are mortgae ors and the Inverters Mortgne ; curlty Cominy. Limi'ted. is th mort gagee, and which mortgaRe wa3 sle to rwcure the iyni-nt of ibf(uw One Thousand Idl.irs f$I.-0.W) v.tth interest at the raUf of ight. p r c nU Ir annum, which mortpMR? is record-d at iag 220 of I'wjk 27 of th; rcord ft :,HtrlKHK of Marlm County. i"Ute Oregon, arid fur th iraie ft tne i-rcin-Hs d'scrlbl In raid nvrtjr-ige t t-;-Isfy the amount dufj th-r-oi, the Iireir.l.s tfirg rituat- In the foinity of This is exclusive ft nwt of the lh-r-c-t uin the Inr ret-berlng c-riifi-'H.-Ates t d'p'irit. i;he am"tj?t t t,tfi In rny h:n-a Ji;ly 1, Iff 2. wa $!.! 1 1.5'. The cl;iri of Ijurrtcf and Tf; 1 jnf-r, r..;jh ?.;AttheK, t;m" r.'nj M.-jrcu rle V.'i'I "" and C. A- Ani::-i It n, h rs-H iUu ' CLAUD GATCH. n-C6iv Giit'trt Bros. ! Mari -n. M.Hi' if Cm. '. Vi5t Q JUte r t'i) " V.) 'f the. Ki',lth Vtt ."' r S-tln Tt-nty-two (--). .o; i J - half X) of the Norm l.st i of the Nrth i:.iVV rt - I it,., ctih f i ! -srii r I'. V.irlh Via at .ni.irtrr fT.J .'f lf' Eat rjiiurter 0) and th South I tf tl .uih lN-a&t ou.inr h. North lnst tiuartcr t') lh North East quarter t4) vt the f. ut.i East quarter of 'the North 1-t-t quarter t'4) of Sett ion Twenty -on t:'. ). -sil in Township Seven ") -South f Range Two 2J East of th? Wsll um tt ? Meridian, containing Two 11 and ml ana Twenty t22fl acres, row w lc. " for a decree .barring and :. fortn-uwiin; you and each of you f ail iis?it. i it n or equity of -redemption - iiiy the ni-i premises and every art thereof, ai l for such other and furthor rilu r as t the Court shall serin, meet and tni'uUa- . ble. ' v C - This mihlic-tlon Is made for six fh-- tcsslve wtH'ks by oKlor f Honorable !L P. Boiso. JuJge of th Circuit Court d; the State of tres' for the County of Marion, duly iniide and itcrl in the atiove rntltl-d uki- July Mn, 1.'--. and the first puWktkn f this sum mons Is made -July .11;, 1932.- BRONAUG1I & BUONAUGU. Attorneys for Pl.iinlifT. ADMINISTRATORS FINAL, . , NOTICE, i .-; . - , Notice Is hereby given that the un Irr Kinncl, ha this day fttad his tln.il t -Krt as administrator of the estate of 1. K. Shciijhil. doctascd, w ith th tom ty jHmrt of Marion county, r Km, ad said court has st the tlm for h.uiins said final report on Saturday tho ifith day of August, W0 2. at 10 o't lo k, a, m.t of -said daj1 la the -county court rotn In S;U.m. treeon, at which ttm the mune and any and all objections thereto will be heard by" suld court. . Iatcd at Salt W. Oregon, this I7th day of July. A. I., 1M2. EARL RACR. Administrator. D3.C. GEE V0 WsndsrfutMow v T- . - 4A.'" rstmnt. T1ls wonderful O.l neve doctor. I cile cure p"l wlthiit otMrstkn tn.tt given up to ate. Hi- lcrful - Chtn" .a rtiol. bfids. Cl . her M39l.rt- r rk swd v-stlt-. tliat r rnlunlr- r- knows to medical sctrnc In Hits twuntry. Through ths use t tliese hrraii'i r ni dies, this famont' doctor knows tbe actio of over 600 -different -retnllfs-which ! uCMufullr uua In -diftrrt tlii--. ti SUraBtes to cur catarrh, aaihma, lunie. throat. rhomllm. Mrvinniiw", tomach, liver. kdriy, - blsdtler, t uuii. trvublc, lost ntsnlicKKl. all private dl,"; ha hundreds of testtnvmiiUs. Cbatr" Bifiderats. ' CU and hlm.C?oiMMHlln frM. lmw- -Untn out of th city writ. fr blunt an.l ctrcuVtr. Kncloae itrt4p. Artl-m l h t5N Wi Cbli- Mwilcine Ci . J l-'i TWil ibrrwt, Purtiand. Oregon. Mrnliii tn Fruit Trays and Hop Baskets Noajrcnts will U sent ul, l.nt nl buyers can save the it of vn uw lit by CDinin Iirt!t to the lnclry. ( I your ohUth iu iu time and yu will have money - John Scout (Hum'Mhor to HntiHoii' Lamloti.) Bash and Poor Ksctorv, Cor. Clmrtii and Mill Ht." CH1NESE Drug Store I carry all kinds of Chinese druira std medicines. Roots and herbs nature's medicine, flood for all kinds f tiik-n"ss.- Cures opium hsblt.,; G" 1 fyr the bkHd and kidneys. v DR, HUM DOW WO, ail Liberty Ktm-t,' i HU m, trn:i The Hotels Monterey. . ' coLbvica a fosoi.ii, t'tf, Summer Sueaort rwtfl otm mi'l i. tnil ix.rili of N-'-rt, Y.'timi. t tin will be arnr4 to t,f-n Or ,.i 1. crennd on thl t. li f rixl !. KU:r irrm. Hi hr jMito- i r .- f,e. o tot seitu .n the I I ba'Mng liesrli hiintn t ltn '. ' j ' 1 tMel- Room U lei t.nrl ,r rt, !.. I. tiwvnt rnr.M If vnninj, lct ' r " ft faer ek Burr's German X Heals quickly alt cuts er f - .. draws soreness out ef lams t.aX, draws slivers eut tf fieh v. .:' 1, brttsk ff.teo short ts pult. f ..-.! ticking platter. Try it s-J ycj nevsr be without. C rr.s. I Ij ct ' L. n. UAWl V No. !20Ststc St., (; x ftf err 1 1 !r fi,r . . . , &4 hA Th Jul, - rfC""1 f" f" pfv. O ' Lr;t utid I..-;iv i lh" rti irl.' I. A h bi-!i cx!r:-i f -r u'l l.i: i.!ty. 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