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New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
GOODMAN NOT A CANDIDATE.

Alderman Elias Goodman announces that he is
candidate for a Congress nomination He
says he realizes that his chances OF nominatio
were excellent and that the XVIIth Congress
District is safely Republican.
Il have recently accepted a position in con-
Germ of this city, he adds the duties and respon-
sbilities of which would prevent my accepting the
nomination for Congress- though il and my enc
ton were q ceFtainJY
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
PRINCESS RosPrGLIosrs yuRss.
ACTION OF THE VATICAN CAUSES TALK IN
ROME

Rome. July "a great sensation has been caused
ard the Princess Joseph Rospigliosi an American
ical nobility. and his brother is Commandant OF
the Papal Noble Ciuard On August rs. 1901 Prince
ROspigliosi married here Mrs Marie Jennings Reid
Parkhurst, of Washington the divorced wife OF
Colonel Frederick Fl. Parkhurst of Bangor Me-
The ceremony civil. and hence was not recog-
nized by the Vatican Princess RospigHosi, who Is
now the point Of confinement engaged an Eng
lish Blue Sister nurse. and the latter took up
her duties. Fat Cardinal Maccht (secretary OF
Apostolic Briefs hearing of this. forbade the sis
ter 10 fulfil her duties on the ground that the
r1age was nOn-eXiStent- The prince was furious,
and eXerted all his influence overcome the scru-
pies of the Church. but without avail Eventually
he was obliged to send to England for nurse.
The incident is expected 10 have important devel-
opments-
When the news of the marriage OF Mrs Park
hurst 10 Prince Rospigliosi reached the United
States it was asserted that at first the Vatican
refused to sanction the marriage because Mrs.
prince declared she should be his wife. with or
finally given.
Chester Reid. who commanded the American pri-
vateer brig General Armstrong In the battle at
Fayal. in the War OF 1S1A. On her mothers side
she is descended from the Rowan family OF Ken
tucky About ten years ago. in Washington. she
met Mr.. Parkhurst who is a member Of the
Maine Legislature and Of Governor HIPS staff.
with the rank of colonel The couple were mar
had two children. Several years ago they became
estranged and Colonel Parkhurst sued for divorce.
The divorce was granted. and Mrs Parkhurst left
the city At Bar HarbOr she met Prince Joseph.
who fell in love with her.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
SECURING PEACE IN THE FAR soUTH

Buenos Ayres. Argentina. July 9-Argentina and
Chilli have signed convention defining more pre-
csey the objects Of their recent treaties providing
for arbitration and the limitation OF armaments.
with the view of averting the possibility OF future
complications Public opinion approves of the new
convention.
Argeptina clearly announces that her policy IS
absolute neutrality in questions concerning Chill
on the Pacific Coast The convention explains that
II is proposed that either nation shall reduce
its naval equipment ahOaJ.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
ASKS FOR THEIR PRAYERS.
THE PEOPLE WHOSE PASTOR HE
WAS FOR THIRTY FIVE YEARS,

Father Anacetus da Roccagorga. who announced
his retirement from the pastorate of the Church OF
st. Anthony of Padua. No 149 Sullivan-st.. Mon
day evening. kept busy yesterday receiving the
various societies OF his church. who came TO ex-
press their love and esteem. Father Anacetus ex-
poets 10 leave this city to-day to take up his new
work as curate Of a mission church of the order OF
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
WANTS $1,000 FOR DOG BITE.
THE MAN SUED GAVE Up HIS sTATERooM TO
PRINCE HENRY AND RECEIVED DACHs-
HIJND IN RETURN

William Baruch, a lawyer, OF Rye, is preparing
to bring suit In the Supreme Court in behalf OF
Miss Kate Moore for 5000 damages against Adolph
Bender summer resident Of Rye, for injuries
Miss Moore received, 1t is alleged in an attack by
Mr. Bender's dog. Mr.. Bender gave up his state
room 70 Prince Henry and the Prince in retg
gave him a valuable dachshund. Miss Moore says
that while she was passing the Bender house at
Sound View Park Rye. the dog pounced on her and
sank his teeth in the calf OF her leg.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
TERMINAL R. R. ASSOCIATION MEN MEET

An Informal conference was held here yesterday
of representatives OF the roads in the Terminal
Railroad Association of st. Louis. among those
present being William B. Leeds. president OF the
Rock Island road. which is soon TO enter the
sociation. Others present were Joseph Ramsey,
tr president of the Wabash, who represented the
several Gould roads having termini in st. Louis;
I, F Loree president of the Baltimore and Ohio:
B. F. Yoakum. president of the St Louis and San
Francisco. and James McCrea. vice-presdent of
the Pennsylvania lines west OF Pittsburg. Pro-
posed changes in the rules were discussed. ON
which formal action Will be taken at meeting Of
the association which Will be held in ST Louia
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
nABEv GRUBER's ANNUAL KISSES.
HE DISTRIBUTES oscU1AToRY FAvoRs AT

HE DISTRIBUTES OSCULATORY FAYORS AT
XX1sT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT OUTING.
The Republicans of the XXIst Assembly District
with Colonel ABE Gruber yesterday had their
seventh annual outing In the form of an excur-
sion TO Laurelton Grove the west shore of
Cold Spring Harbor L. l. The number who
jcyed the outing the largest in the history
of the organization. probably exceeding $500. of
whom more than half were the wives and children
Of Republican voters in every walk of life.
Long before o'clock in the forenoon, the hour
fixed for the start, the Iron Steamboat Companys
excursion steamers Cygnus, Sirius and Taurus
were in waiting at the foot OF West Ninety-sixth-
st, and a large crowd besieging the gang
planks and clamoring for admission to the decks
The Taurus left the dock time and the Cyg-
nus soon followed. The Sirius got away about 10
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
WANT ANDERSON FOR CONTROLLER.

The XXVIIth Assembly District Club Of the
Greater New-York Democracy will hold meeting
on Monday night at Broadway and FOrty-hfth-st.,
which time resolutions will be introduced calling
the next Democratic State Convention TO nom
mate Z. Elery Anderson for State Controller Mr..
Anderson lives in the XXVIIth District, of which
John b Doris is leader.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
COURT "GRAFTERS" TOLD TO MOVE ON"

MAYOR LOWS SECRETARY wEAKENS TAMMANY's
HOLD AT ESSEX MARKET.
Essex Market court was the scene of another
shakeup Tuesday, when Commissioner Partridge
made his transfers. The hand of Mayor Lows
retary. James b. Reynolds. was again evident in
this change Some time ago there a thorough
shaking up. and nearly all the men who were doing
details at the court during the last administration
ordered to move on This second shaking
up is to complete the work.
For many years this court has been the head
quarters of the lawyers who are the political lead
ers Of the With Assembly District. Now Mr.
REYNOLDS has succeeded in cleaning the last of
them out. He has also moved his organizaton's s
headquarters to neighboring block. commanding
both the court and the Ludlow Street Jail. The
cleaning out of the Essex Market court gang, which
included some OF the most notorious "grafterS' in
the city, will be a hard blow to the local Tammany
organization which has derived no small revenue
as well as influence from its control OF this court.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
rp,rcPApB COMPANYS OFFICERS.

,bo American Union Telegraph Company, OF
Jersey. held it's annual meeting at Jersey City
yesterday. These directors were chosen; r. e.
C1owry. T. f. Clarke, B. Brooke oo,os A. r. @ Brewer e
ana ars j. Ppesdent. r. G Clowry; vce-president. T.
r Clarke; secretary and treasurer a H. brewer
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
SIR JOHN GORDON sPRIGG COS HoHE.

London. July 9-The early opening OF the Par
lament Of Cape Colony, fixed for August 90 has
made necessary the hurried departure OF Sir John
Gordon Sprigg. the Cape Premier, who sails for
Cape Town Saturday. Consequently the colonial
conference Is deprived OF his assistance.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10

church a memorial fund. The father Is an ex-
provincial OF the Order of the Franciscan Fathers.
He is also member of the st. Vincent de Paul
Society.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10

Great Britain France and Germany were the only
Countries that had their grants OF space settled
but negotiations were under way with Russia he
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
ToLSToTS LETTER NOT BLAsPHENous.
ACCUSED MANAGER AND PUBLISHER Ac-
Quilted

Berlin. July s-Manager Loewenreld OF the schfl-
Ter Theatre. Berlin. and Eugene Diedrichs. a pub
Usher of Leipsic who were trial at Leipsic to-
day the charge Of blasphemy in circulating
Count Tolstoy's letter TO the Holy Synod. were
quilted. The State Attorney reserved the right to
appeal The medieval prosecution has excited con-
sidera BILE indignation in the newspapers.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-10
ACTIVITY THERE
Big Preparatiens for Fling Operations
Building a Siding at Blodgett.
/. There is bustles and. sactigits il

rss - uCtNs - puSklGE dH0 EdSllEhY III
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gett. The forests there swarm with
men and teams. At last accounts
tie whole quota Of latorers had not
been secured, and men were being
hired as fast as they applied at the
camp FL Short time the piles
that afeebeing cut tor an Utah rail
road d WasiillIlI WI vi q :, begin to, pass through
Corvallis On trains over, the Cor
wallis & Eastern. It; is SUPPOSED
that il. 't1hse Tie main the cars Of 1pi1ing
VIII be handled :. by special freight
trains from B1odgett ,to. Albany s,'3
s feature Of : the operatipns IS
that a new siding or, spur to rfaeii5
tate the movement Of the, cars at
B1odgett station is being built.
Gravel, ties and rails by the car
load are going out there every day
tobe used in construction Of the
siding, from which the abundance
of material required; seems to Be Of
Considerable length. ~ = 4, s = IL - ON u
t.sAnother featureis, that Blodgett.
is-to Be made a telegraph station !
Lihetneh went out M ondaya 60 to III!
stall a set of telegraph Instruments
ina box car. Tt is supposed that
the Office will be esis&of temporary
character, to continne only as long
asst the piIing operations are in pro
.gress. Walter Sheasgreeti was de-
tailed to take=ehaTge of The Office
but on acceuf1t Of the sudden death
by suicide Of y ohm p turner, agent Of
thes Corvallis & Eastern at Albany
the plan was temporarily changed.
and Mr. Sheasgreen left hurried1y'
Monday aftern oon to take charge,
of the Albany Office. - gag
S2F{{ fjFfE s5
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-10
VIEWERS KILLED TT 9
Proposed Cutoff Road for Shortening
Distance Between PhiIomat b and .
lIeaIdouaEJe JeorVallfS. $50 >si@i +" q

The proposed roab ;fopp shorten
ingthe distancefbetween Corvallis
and Pbilomath, by "a uiltoff from
the eastii boundary of 5iPhiloanath
through to Thomas Gooper'sl place;
is not to be1opened. .ss.I .It wasknock-
ed in the head by the report of
viewers appointed to examine and
report to- the court upon thea 6eas-
ibility ofthe p1an!as u5-1ogaP sss
.The law OH the subject Gis ss11ch
that the court, in case oflan adverse
reports fby viewers;d cannetj1 eyenQif
so desired,! proceed sto5nopenl the
road. y -syssefuzs taE
IA petition for opening the road
was presented at - the November
term1of ethe commissioners courts
and was literally JsignedoolAte the
time, John sRickard, J. iHsEdwards
and StLTnShedddimeneis appointed
viewers. .cThey went overthe line
ofthe proposed acutofS aud, ato last
weeks term ofjthetcourto submitted
a report, in (which they 7unauitn-
ously recommended that thea road
be not iopened. : In their report the
viewers say 5wia ~-de
'The proposed road if establish
ed wouldinot justify the expense
of opening and maintaining said
road, as part of the route is over
bad ground, and would be expen-
sive to make and keep in good
condition The viewers also 'ere-
ported as further reason for not
opening it that there, are already
two roads III the vicinity 4 that the
new road would parallel that they,
were already Established and main.
tanned, and that the addition Of
a new road for the q same = traffic
would be unjustifab1e.. a&aea ~ lss1
TIE court accepted the report,
and the petition Q was 9 dismissed. I
The expense of the viewers $28,si
was assessed to Albert shriber and
his surety, J A Park u. 80 @ - IL g
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-10
CO. - Asf's To Trade Ia =;

A fine farm in Nebraska, also one in
Texas for farms in Benton or Linn Co
Also nice well improved farm near Hal
sey for Corvallis acreage property Good
brick store house and residence for farm
Some great bargains in farms and city
residences. See. F P Morgan.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-10
The Irish PawnbroIzers

! 80 4.
pas A farce comedy fttq be, tfPEesented
||tat the Opera House, tqlasEaa ttqlasEaaorrow,
+ Thursday night is described assa
Fplay desigpea to preln2lete9sidens5hs.ak2-
IIeiing laughteI aHd s.aIr. contagioni, Of
| fun. T The bbeea new apd eatelings title is
an 'indiGationt Its original il and sadl
nfnorously infectious enpositions, p,
ideals with new subject dn a
unique way and appeals 5orcibly
70. that large and intelligent class Of
theatre geers who prefer to- shed
tears Of frlia.u laughter over; .eomical ac5,
tionss sayings and songs .Iatherg
than weep, over sombreb and path
'etle melodEamatic, representations
Of misfortunes in real life. This
farce is a bracer-a genuine COM
ica1 elixir.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-10
SELL IT THyRsDAYw y
Property for Dsllnqddtg'nit II 1lffaagassa ali
Eo1s 70 ocenfg at the Court House. I

- a tu3so III sssasi 5sfi5<..s ssGl5@yI
4et sale .oapfepe9y faEadelmaa
uent aaxes.euolast gearssnreM ecctus
at theleourt heuse jatIoten so; clock
Thursday morninge The /; ;iistssan
,propeFtieseto bea sold issto be found
i'm another3 Qplunndspf ,this issnes,
In aliatheretEare .aanlN t;32 pjeeesst
and accordingly the sale viii beoos
an unirnpertaht alaaraateH, I iins4eot1zi
pariseh with sau1e other sales Eathat;
:.havestaken eeaiR Benton eosa4ys ;
at which eff:qaei or two toecasiars,n
1nllorestham one day syas seensalAesl,
in. the sWeTk. 3seassqa : oisaas Z Il 80
esj As recently sta ted ia the I5aI Essss4
thessaie olsgder thavneWs saaM I'D iHarst
somewhat areuathe eSldEas7 arreuge-#
neptaiaIth gojeyenat can naoEa than
the iandount of1he taxese4i be bid fqEs
the, Rfopssty.ap, RurtierHere ltIset
-ihiddef,ayfo sEsithels3leYestazrate,
of interest is the successful oue.s
For instance, if A9agreess to take
the. property lat. the amount Of taxes
and o4l an intesest rate efasix peEa
Gent, MAile- B5bidsuas oyneH sent
interest rate, the proper5gl IS knock
ed down, to A.@.:The rest Of the 8trtI
rangenlent is the same as t4adgI thel
Old IaM.f 9a5 een ttnscIet79 si-sa
--75Tss3 83gT4 8:
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-10
ole that gave sCops-tO her yer
3ns fs6uaa 3fl;i4 ..ass-s;-; :

20 soraA sHfss .s-58e. sun.
A ehllas Pu535e cfq2jaitannj,ng9 cf2ji "a, IA ,Yfsy y
small l.sg SUIT Of araols5fy, all rs
Office, - - - . s
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-10
Adminashator,s sale ofRean Property

In tie mafftsr fft 81 the estate 81 aiegonef,
deceassd,t M. sEGG@ls1 S+i> ssez9zss: :
Notice is hereby given that under and pur.
suant t6Ah order ef,sale made by the 8Goiihty
Courtaf the State of Oregon for Renton, County,
the 9Th day of December. 1902 in the above
entitled matter, the undersigned as admins
traitor OF the said estate r Waegoner, deceas
ed, will from and after the 9Th day of January,
1903 proceed to sell at private sale, TO the high
est bidder or cash IN hand, an Of the following
described reai property totfft:S1 z / iig EtfIa5
The donation land claim of Jesse Hawley sit-
uated in Sections 10 and 90 fn Township IA south
249l, containing 32l.7O acres in Benlon County,
State of Oregon.
Said sale is to be made for the purpose Of say-
ing claims against said estate and charges and
expenses of admistration.
Dated this December 6, 1902,
NJ NJ Waltz,
Administrator Of the estate Of T; P, Waggoner
deceased,
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-10
AEAls lATLAReR,
Bars and Bolts Won't Holdvchenowettr
His Record in Benton. '- '''A'

There is much newspaper talk
again about EllMood E GhenoMeth
He IS the man who performed IN
Benton TSAnty, rttis unpsualsFisnt of
walking FfIto thes sherif office
and turning himself over to the
custody of Deputy Sheriff Hender-
sen,r That happened 5ir the last
days of NeNempher e{s3s1 f's ;,lI ,last year. 4
few weeks befofe, ChenoWeth had
escaped from the sheriff of Union
county, near Echo, Umatilla coun-
ty, by 1eaping from train while it
Was running I s OF 20 fhiles1an hoHf
Subsequently,: chad hedn rounded
up by various officers but he al
ways managed to elude them, and
finally made his way via Portland,
Oregon City, Salem, Indepsndenee
and other points to Kings Valley
and. thence to, Corvallis, where he
Voluntarily Surrendered, Himself to
tie sastopished Sheriff, and asked to
3 The fgrHne new gRis OCCASION sion for cheHoG
weth's publicity. IS that he IS again
at large, though wanted BY the
authorities a, the Insane Asylum.
Where he is, nobody knows. It
has been his wont, generally, 70 es--,
cape officers and prison bars. when.
ever he So desired It is his boast,
that, 'sYouu Ma nay take ne. : you u j. may
put mebehind bolts and bars, ,but
whenever I want freedom, 7 wilt get
it.. God will help me do IT, On
many occasions he has made his,
word good, but ii general his Claim
Of divine assistance Is not credited.
From Corvallis Chenoweth was
taken BY Sheriff Burnett and the,
Union county sheriff to the asylum.
That HAPPENED December 3rd, last
year After staying there few
weeks word came that BE was
again a at large having made his es-
cape. After that. he was 're-taRen
and again committed ttootg3ti1e asylum
but on the It'll of last August, Hel
again fitted away, and NO trace of
u1m can Dc ODId1uSu. Fl
Chenowsthss mania IS religion
He Claims to BE 4 sort Of, yiceger-
ent eoff Of the Almighty. comndission
ed to preach and do divine healing,
Wheneyer he talks Oh bis Hobby,
his eyes shinlee ( With Wit brilliant light, |
his tongue Begins to work as ifonba1l |
bearings, and his whole ;appeatancel
seems to indicate him ,tobe as crazy
as a bed Bug. He has magni-
ficent physique. and when he
breaks loose IN his fanaticism, he
becomes more Or less imposing. On
other OCCASIONS he3is polite enough, i |
and sane enough e. make an, off,
,er almost apologize zndffo for ,.et .edtetainliing i1li
him. ,.,.t.. -, ,...,,,,.<.sa,,,
The authorities. at Salem say bel
S an incurab1e, and that the, asy9E
um is the pIoPeE place. for him,
because it IS far safer for him; and
or the rest Of the, world that he to
'e y nnFd6elE dtetenftlonn sts fuoagaIuoo]
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-10
<al NEW q. CABLE. ! ORDERED Il 80, -.
4 IL: dIf&Ef f-ss+t2ls t.3lZ a9sSDD -2t2f1Jsa
For the eorva1lis F Ferry bihls j e Can: tsI
not be Used, and Boat Laid Up.

The Corvallis ferry IS tempor-
ari1y OUT Of business. No trips
have beef made across the river
for7severa1 days. High water is
b partly responsible for the condition
has for the greater part of a week
! the water has been above boating
stage aofS 2ta ot'2a ] } : -
The late break I'll the ferry cable.
| however, is the main cause of the
boat S state of inocuous desuetude.
! "A strand of the, cable parted last
week. while the boat was, j making
trip, and both the ferryman and
lsthe. county court deem it,, inadNis-
table, if not unsafe to tuses othee old
cable longer. Aceordinglys1a new
cable has been ordered from San
Franciseo, and some time will be
required for it to reach Corvallis.
and be put in position for use. zaIt
was ordered by telegraph Monday,
but cis to come byd freight, which
will requires several days. E.3isss tz4s ~
u The eable1is to- .beH5ole feet
long, and its cost iszt erIs,cents per
aoot,f delNeEedsin GorNallis.a.cas,xa
y sao1a 81 s. 4 -=4=zz-++4e--se4E z+e--s saast05
Al BnsWgg1EEE n & Ina 5 d
ta ss5ds !. q ssgF E7Isd. - 500 l&oa5- q
Clara ~ M afttheg At Go ompang s9. beat the
'a.sps Corvallis aRllliis 81 Opera House ;rsa.g7s
q q The gsre NJ M1lHRs s4Rss stosK, Con,
panly,, a1thqqgh Playing iltts at popuIEa IEa
priffs Y9nld be G, & g9od comPany 81
at aily AK pTifss their II l,sg5 consqisHs
Mo1as s9pdsayors, f9 pleasa mqrSIlt tbs
praise they; recef8es, % SSsfss. Ma}hss
inl.the Queen of Hearts. had a gen
ilasl role that gave scope-to her YER
safIlity, the contrast between the.
simple .e{5o3.qEntrys girl, and the NenIah
efi fashion beng Admirably, 4.draS va:
Her cost futigs were .efeggaf1t and |
taslef1f: .pl3sasssi.at5g gsatlIg q ths
aampahty5 IS that ait tie l5 parts are !
eleverfy handled, 50 much So, as fod
gender it tdtii1Eficflif ti1Ei TO ibdiSVfd fdualize. /
NJ nj 9e8afamiiee, & Republican, +
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-10
RUN FOR FIREMEN Il
Sunday Evening Blaze Called Them
Out-A Fire and It's SCOT. = { s5zs Z.


-Out-A Fire and IFS SCOT: $ : =. =
The fire department had "a call
Sundayinight.j The OCCASION was
SCOT burning in a Aue in7ia the
dwelling house of Ben Weldt. The
hue is located-in the center of the
house where ,feur1Wallss joined, and
was SO completely enclosed thatitwas
difficult, to reach, Inside ofit.ewas
a pile, of SCOT that was avery deep,
1t burned. oa readily and sent, out
f1ames sparks and smoke asffercely
as a, small sized volcano: gta.et, -
The denart1neut with ala ap=
Pllanees was qltiekly on the ground
but Was unableotq desoanyn thing,
withoWaters ,s Hossse we're laid and
kept in readiness in caselthes aaness
communicated to-the woodwork.
After,some iineg'twe shots. of aRabs
cocbchemieals iWereI app1iedIewith
more0E,1e less suocessaA ) .aik }sde (
The excitement adj took place
whilEfthe ozunerGwast if4aaHoHtlanhs
The4ahief damage ssiutosI nicely
polisbedosheesaand Sunday ac1oailes
worn 1Iy5the frene nensSe The alarm
was turned III about six o'clock.t't1
u 21ni11.2a i i d i -, =, --l,sIa-fi ostnDuz
.,a !. We55df for IS sale II; eEss e.
p=tsS;nE u aimJtsi'19 .SE
1 Lava 500 acres of fasn1befsiktd t6a7cfear.t
VIII Sailtmo odiu ssiiFalp=e sgite aso6d forl
earingJgregnd, rhaER;fr, oak.ceaaE aud
ash. mil es Nfst 9f Ciq2FfxslIisi Z l .s Is
sos slsrsEsz 0s7aitn.<- ,TI1ie.5 :
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-10
q 8 3@:fi3 Ilfs3lj Y5ss'7I4l!s9
Notice .eftheJ First. Meeting osl
q e.ffe -. .Credtters. q q


In tie DfstTict Court Of the United
States for the District of Oregon.
In the rlatteraef. w. M. HowsAaiu
0ATo'tElsy; To tfs Creators s 81 " II Howell, 81
Bellefottntain, IN the Gornty of Beinton,
and Dfsiritf hforasaid ,fa bankrnpt. ;;'f.4
Notice is hereby given that on the a5th
day OF faNoYember, the said y y, n H09Nel1
was duly adiudieated bankrupt, and lat
the first meeting Of his creditors viii Be
held at CntFaliis sOfegon, infnyq effiee on
the 18th day OF December, 1902. at one
creditors may attend prove tRSir claims,
appoint Trustee examine fhe fhanFssa.H pit,
and traDsact HIsuef . other business ias
may properly come heferessaid meeting.
Dated PEE 5, 1902. sIss,,Ei 7t-s, +,
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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-10

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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-10

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