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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
Story Of : Rlacl, Car.

4 court martial WAS being held on
board the Hibernia Al Malta for the
trial of Il gunner who had been drink
ing net wisely, but too well. The evil
dence had been taken. the finding de-
cided on and the court cleared 10 con
slider the sentence. The court was re
opened and the prisoner ushered in
Hardly had he crossed the threshold
when. 10 the establishment of the mem
bers Of the court. he threw himself
face downward. uttered a Wild shrek
and pleaded piteOSSiy for mercy Ev-
cry one looked NJ the president. and
the reason FOR the prisoners strange
behavior at once dawned on their per-
picked minds. The presidents hair on
top was conspicuous by its absence
and in private life he invariably wore
black Skullcap. NOW. the HiberniI
was one Of the draftiesJ ships in the
navy. ana the deliberations had been
somewhat long. 81 in the prisoners al
sence the president had covered his
head with its usual protector. but on
the mans re-entry quite forgot II
hide II By putting on his cooked hat
The unfortunate gunner. whose nerves
were somewhat unstrung as 1 resWlt
of his recent debauch. jumped N the
conclusion that the wearing Of the
black cap by the president signi1ei
that he was 10 be hanged for his Of
Tense, instead Of which his punishment
turned ont o, he few days in the
eells.-London 7. T. Q.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

alberta sat quietly stroking her nose
with her tnger, evidently deeply alb
sorted IN thought
"Jahn--do yoa think my nose is--very
Iarge?' she asked timidly. almost hum
bly,,
oh. | have seen Il few larger" de-
,lared Mr.. Terhune airily.
Ii IS hard to have ones sensitive
point so negligently handled, and the
girl looked at him in greved surprise.
II had no idea you were so disagreea-
bly, critical or course never thought
| was II beauty, but can't help the
size of my nose"
"Of course you can't" consolingly.
Nobody can blame you for it," he de-
clared piously I'VE should not blame
people for their misfortunes. We
should sympathize."
She looked 1T him Il second tears of
modification in her eyes. You are
cruel" she said in muflied tones from
the depth of the red pillow where she
buried her face
Mr. Terhune without her eyes upon
him permitted o look of satisfaction to
creep over his face
"Wouldn't it be awful to live in the
same house with man so perfect
himself that he never noticed your
eyes or hair, who perhaps had so per-
feet nose that he would make dis
agreeable comparisons of your own
er-features?" he suggested wickedly
A slight sob from the red cushion
and an unhappy tapping on the floor
by the small slippered foot nearest
him was the only response.
Wouldn't you rather have a-well
just Il plain everyday man who
thought You altogether charming?' He
dared 10 put his hand on the mass of
fluffy hair that showed off well on the
red cushion. He had never been so
daring before. and the sobs stopped in
smazemeut
"He-he might like Miss Deland's
type too. | haven't a profile like hers
same the muifled tones.
"Pshaw." said Mr.. Terhune. with a
fine flow OF scorn. ''She is always so
exaetly the same that she would soon
grow monotonous." And he deity lift
ed the bowed head 10 his shoulder
But is my nQSe-So very large?"
came whisper from his shoulder.
You dear" said the plain, everyday
man enthusiastically. there's not in
the whole world 4 more charming fea-
ture"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
Bray'c
Dessert.
By W. F. BRYAN.
Copyrighted, iqOs. by NJ. NJ. Cunningham.
q ANNNNNaN aNNNNNN~>NNN .NaAN%aCN

Dolly dimped with smiles ms u sud
den turn in the wooded roadway
brought them in sight OF the tidal
river. The N6yember sun glinted cold
ly on the rippcs formed by the current
MS Il raced toward the sea- The tide
was just nj the turn, and the water
ripplcd over the shadows IN mill
lion cleaning points OF Right, The
pines that surrounded the estuary
were still green. and but for the bril-
liant tints of the scrub oaks Dolly
could almost Imagine that ii was still
summer.
isn't Il glorious. she cried as SEA-
ton Bray followed her through the
trees. at was positively an inspira-
tion 10 open the cottage for 4 week in
the fall"
1T is very pleasant" agreed Bray.
ut was stil more good Of you to have
me down / regretted my inability TO
come down this summer"
Lets hurry up" said Dolly It's
horrld when the tide goes out. Even
IN the channel the water is so low that
there is no fun rowing"
Tint girl observed with satisfaction
that Bray oheycd her injunction
promptly. Something in his tone had
added that he regretted the lost on.
portunlty Of the summer because he
had meant To propose 70 h,S then, She
was not minded to give htm that OPP
porNnity now For more than a year
Bray aud Tommy Gordon had Strug-
elcd for her hand, and aot Yet had she
been able TO decide her prefeCeucG
She had SkGfuny evaded a direct
proposal from either hui she was be
ginning TO feel hopcleSs'y that She
would die Il SpuSter. since choice Sul
seemed Impossible, Sh, admired Cor
don's vivaejy and he. aud She also
admired Bray's grave resec. No giu
wants for a husband man who Is al.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
Rosbine ths Mail.

General Post Ofice. Dec. II. 1875
The poSI-hoy carrying the North Mail
from Warrington 10 Chester. was stop
ped on Monday evening. the 9TH inst.
between : ana O'clock. within a mile
Of Chester. by a Man on foot. who took
from him the Mail. containing the
Manchester, Warrington. and Frods-
ham bags OF letters. The Robbsr was
dressed in blue jacket and White
Trousers. and had 2n oil case cover
10 his hat Whoever shall app7ehend
sud convict. o. cause 10 be app-ehend-
81 aa6 convicted. the person who CON-
mit1ei his robbery, viii be entitled 10
reward Of Two Hundred Pounds
over and shove the reward gwen BY
Act of Parliament for experimenting
Of highwsymen; and + any aecompnce
in the robbery. o. knowing thereof.
shall su-oe15 e7 himself and make dis
covs-y. whereby the person who COM
Uittei The sane uay Be app7eheniei
and brought . justice. such diScove-sr
viii BE- emitted % the said reward Of
Two Hundred Pounds. and viii also
receive his Ms5eSty'S most gracious
parton. By command Of the Post
master General
ANTH. TODD. Secretary.
An Old English Advertisement
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
A BOWL OF BITTER TEA.
Himalayan Hospitality In Snow
Envelcpsd Howell.

Himalayan Hospitality In a Snow
Envelopsd Hovel.
In spite of Z poverty which limits
tiis:- good intentions the Inhabitants
OF central and south central Asia dis
pay ! charming hospitality. Such. II
least IS the impression gained from
Mr.. Ellsworth Huntington's book. The
Pulse Of Asia"
Al MaIayan. village in the prov
ince of Ladakh. the habitable portion
OF the upper Indus valley. friendly
villas ger invited Mr.. Huntington 10 dive
down from the crust which covered
eight or ten feet Of snow into a one
story house This was al an elevation
OF 1880 feet.
Although il was April II. the snow,
even On 8 level. was higher than the
tops OF the houses. Where ii had been
shovelei of the fat roofs II formed
high banks. protecting them from the
wind and making them the favorite
sitting room ST that season and even
in winter. for the sunshine IS always
warm IN that dry. cloudleSs climate.
When the little black COWS had been
driven and pulled ont OF the way Mr.
Huntington descended 10 an almost
closed shed used for the two or three
hardy sheep and goats and was usher
ed STOPPING. into dark stable con
tanning little pony. shaggy. Ike al
the animals Bending low once more.
be climbed over high sill and was in
the warm. close family living room.
Light and air came in through : hole
in The roof 8 foot square Surmeuntei
by : chimney pot foot high made Of
three stones set up 70 keep ont the
snow. A few bits Of ragged cloth on
the mud floor for sleeping purposes. 4
half dozen metal utensils and Sn iron
pot full OF HimSlay2n tea. kept warm
over some emhSrs. comprised al the
visible equipment for housekeeping.
After the host had persuaded M.
Huntington 10 take 5 seat On the floor
half pSlSiei cd woman insisted upon
lSdling out for him bowl Of tea. II
was surprisingly good in vtw Of the
fact that poor grade Of Tea leaves
hsd been STEPPED half an hour o. more
with milk. butter. salt and soda IN
richer houses Mr.. Huntington was
often served with Tea which had been
improved By being ehur1ei Violently
in = slender. greasy blzck ehurn. TWEEN
u inches long BY four IN diameter. n
order 70 mix the rancid butter wei
INTO the compound before It was turn
ed into the drinking bowls.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
81 7 h 9 20
Perfect Man
BY TROY ALLISON.
Copyrighted, loos, by L. c. PARCELS.

Il am getting frightfully cynical"
Elherta said dolefully. arranging the
cushions on the box couch so the be-
coming red one would be nearest her
face, "and don't like it. My dis.
like is not founded so much upon NOR
al grounds as from regard for my
complexion"
"Eh?" remarked Mr.. Terhune help
lessly Your conversation. my dear
Elherta. often seems involved. Your
remarks are sometimes not as lucid
that is, as intelligible-as one might de-.
sire"
Perhaps | am forgetting that the
young or very feeble are fed on spe-
cially prepared food. John. and the
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

II The sunny SoCth in The blue VS.
Se-S - the Mediterranean one may fre
ouentiy behold the strange Sisht Of
fishermen re2pins : rich harvest With
the sid q long forSliSs instrument,
which Is uSed IN p,sca II s neS. There
the ancient .'pecAe sax aSsnheaux.~ 4
singular custom Of 6shiDs ~ aishs BIZ
the Light q blazing ere, sin exists
enabling hundreds q hansy toile-S Q.
the deep e San 5 livsliaOod.-wida
Weird Magazine.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

In the northern part Of Madagascar
is the most remarkable natural fortress
in the world. II IS occupied by 8 wild
tribe who call themselves the People Of
the ROcks- The fortress is s lofty and
PRESCRIPTIONS rock Of enormous size. 1.0ao
feet high and eight square miles in
a7ea- LIS sides are so steep that It
cannot he climbed without artificial
meSnS. Within It is hollow. and the
only entrance is by subterranean
p2sSa ge-St James Gazette.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

There Is an old fashioned wori that
ought 10 come into use again-thrift-
There are distressing number Of
shifsleSs people in the world. and.
while we shall cal no names We hope
ever reader VIII pause ST this para
graph Snd think seriously q thrift Snd
shif1leSSneSS--A1chiSaa Globe
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
Hsw one RsaSs

Tie average persoa believes. that Il
reSdins newslSQez paragraph h.
re1dS TIE WAo.e ot each tyres llaRrss-
sion, While. IL fact l. o1ly notices the
upper half 81 eSca .esse-. Cover sae
upper half q Ene With shsSs
Of paper being careful 10 bold TIE rS-
Per exactiy i the miille os TIE .ee-
tx. ana you WIN net. withc.s d.z1 r.
6eeiHSer q word The1 r'1ee Tie pz-
per Over The lower kSlf a. tie Inc 1t
can Be resd without the slightest trou-
be.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
rHE MINT INSTANT Ms EEtr rRS SHccN
o. COID WATER

~ AN.AaA VA
ways ! jester. and, On shC other haaG.
BrSy sometimes frightened her In MS
gravity and c&rneSsneSS.
Nothipg ever seemed 10 upset hia,.
HIS clotheS were always rs trimly
neat rs though he had jus, left his
dressing nom. Snd Gordon had Ssia-
Ell laugh on his rival when be had
declared that Bray selected his clothes
70 ma,ch his temper Both were lack
ms In violent contrasts. Peter Per-
fection~ they hSd al come 10 call him.
snd IS for Dolly T2tuM she was afraid
that she could not measure up - his
standanlS.
She watched him IS be busted l.a,.
self With the lisA, skin. noting the
precision Of his movements rather than
the Unhcvyiei speed with which be
pVepsred for the "Trip. The business
suit he hsd worn down from the city
was scarcely s hosting COSTUME. and
he lookel cat u place. indeed s. BE
gai the BOAT ready fo- The launching.
As he ,'pei Dolly 10 her plSce ii the
stera aad prepared 70 shove 81 the
glrl ie&se5 hack agaiaSt the seat sud
gave s sigh of Content.
Il io,e the river" she said IS Bray
tooS up the oSCS 4 could aot - bzcS
WITHOUT one more trip. I WAS On lie
wStec every day last simmer. Its $
shame 70 drag you oIt 70 row
Il was 0Giy 100 glad - come said
Bray cSiGly. In view AZ the fact
shst this IS the drSt time in months
hare not had - shane yoGr society
With OTHERS consider myself fortU-
nSse Indeed
ncily'S fnSerS closed over the side
a. the boat She hSd trusted 10 her
skill 70 avoid personalities, and ye;
the first S.Nsech hsd led 10 sn open
ins. Thene was 6osSed look IN
RrSy's face which told thSt he would
nor h put OF
y have teen TRIMS 10 set AZ this Tor
some time he went On quietly. not
pSnSing In the strong. even strikes
that were carrying chem rapidly TO
wSrd the channel 4 hSve been SesS-
ing an opportunity fer putting my fate
10 the teSt. Y0c must Snow thS:
love you. Dolly. am net very SUc-
,eSSfui IN MASKING my feelings where
rou Sre co2cer1Sd. no YOU think that
~ coad learn 70 care foS me, dear
u for ne enough 10 marry ries I +
~ that ssa not aS lively IS Ger (
-. Mt I levs you very deNrly. Ter (
,aps tkat Should lee arSCed as = posnt
"a my fsver thocgh how ee0i heip
lovisS goss--l N any esAsr many
nosly's face grew grave. &nd he
tender little mouth toos oa dreN
thAt ssAes RzSy fNsS & SiSs il. She
dA no. spsAS for few aiautss. bot
iooksS pase ~ oarsraSn with eyeS
sAat did not - tss asessS ansannsi
pen.ess n. T. asaAs turnea ! h,nr
= rrecN ana salew ~ - sSrss.S
the seArs that sAa ~. - ,'.s -
rsessasly Sc sssssSss - s.ss
With Nskle asi'esa s. Il. - $50. -.
doH't ass M anSss $3.50
r<neS nen9 spoa - so
iAst rew. reghapS toSks,'..A $50 rs mt
Rxay eoweSl gNvsls asa
oars, fnalnx h TIE vesx . ~
The seuslou wlsAln, lie tas,< - Sc
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

-youll have > n when l set through
with yea c~iei the inst
Just r-y It on promptly retorted
the other.
Nc. Seote reader, they were not quar-
relirs. The 6~St sIseSSer was 4 dress
r,s&s7 sni the other her patron.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
n chsn-.i Nie,..

EveEy man takes csrs that his neigh
bo- does nor che4t Airn. But 5 day
cones when he l-esins 10 care thai he
dos not cheat his nesshho-. Then al
gaes well He has changed his market
cart into : chariot u the Sun--Emer-
SoD
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
akeful?
Sleeplessness Is a
Sign of Nerve Trou-
bic and Should
Be Looked To.

There are three different manifesto
tions of sleeplessness.
First, hardly to sleep a wink all night,
second, to lie awake long time before
falling asleep; third. to fall asleep soon,
waking up after several hours and then
find it hard to sleep again.
They mean that somewhere in the
nerve fibres. somewhere in the brain
cells, somewhere in the blood vessels
that carry blood to the brain, something
is radically wrong, and must be righted.
or the end may be worse than death.
To right it. take DR.. Miles Nervine.
Some other symptoms Of nerve trou-
bic are: Dizziness. Headache, Back
ache, Worry, Fretfulness, Irritability,
Melancholy. Lack Of Ambition.
They indicate diseases which may lead
to Epilepsy. Fits. St. Vitus' Dance,
Nervous Prostration. Paralysis. Insanity.
Nothing will give such quick and last
ing relief as DR.. Miles Nervine.
my husband had been sick for weeks,
With all the medical help we could get
he continued to grow worse. He could
neither sleep or eat. Our baby girl was
sent away. and all callers barred, be-
SoNSI AAC NIA4Nt i4NN SN.AA0 IL ~ VI ls4l.s-
ing. I read of a case of nervous pros
tration cured by DR.. Miles Res ora tive
Nervine. We began giving it to lin,
and in q few days he was able TO be
dressed. From that time he steadily
improved. Nervine saved his lie
MRS. a. C. HASkIN. Frcevi,.e y. Y.
FDET Write to Us eor TIE Trial
/ LNGl Package of Er. Mites Anti
Pain Pills, the New Scent &c Remedy
for Pain. Also symptom Blank. our
Specialist Will diagnose your case. tell
you what IS wrong and how to tight il,
Free. DIR. NILES MEDICAL CO.,
LABORATORIES ELKEART ND
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-01-21
ORGANIZE SOCIAL CLUB
Women viii Meet For Literary Study
and To Secure High-Class Enter
tainments For Dallas.

Mrs. J. H. HollisteT entertained six
teen of the women OF Dallas at her
home Friday. for the purpose OF
. organizing . social club. A pleasant
hour was spent and light refreshments
were served. after which the work Of
formal organization was completed.
The name chosen was the Thurs
day Afternoon Club. and the purpose
is to meet each week at the home Of
one Of the members for a social after
noon. A course Of literary study
viii be taken up later on. when ihe
club has become firmly established,
and efforts viii be made 10 secure
high-class entertainment courses,
lectures, etc, for the benefit ofthe city.
Those present were Mrs. J. H.
Hollister, Mrs. Charles Barnes, Mrs.
Emma Belt, Mrs. r. L. Chapman,
Mrs. ". Y. Fuller. Mrs. E. W. Fuller,
Mrs. G. l. Hawkins, Mrs. Oscar Hay
ter, Mrs. DR.. Mark Hayter. Mrs. E. C.
kirkpatrick, Mrs. A. B. Muir, Mrs.
W. II. Mcdaniel, Mrs. 0. E. Williams,
Mrs. Willis simonton, Mrs. [. ).
Grant, Mrs. L 5. Loughary and Mrs.
J. c. Uglow.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-01-21
4 p,Ii cen.


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r1st and eg14lF 70 the Lo.e AUi H. Z 4.--'
md enmpk-r list Of all the ingredients
.---- 1 80 .--.--,-,--ftf-r n MS wi1flv
el.e4 i--s - = = .,f-.,-.
celebrated ElllsF-les- mus Ae -'-s '-.--S-'
his rnrperqg,s - irons and patents INTO
~ s--w Z,r.y<--a Tins 4r0 he has r.
Als - - -, s.,..-.,.
moved /1lsf sf-1e--lelllt> L4ulI a--o-ls 80
r1Strf-(Ct doubtful merits. dDd n
tla-r7L L1f5fr1fslrzS Of kHUsrn Composition.
.t.-L-Ts - n Dfs-.a has shown
Ia - - : =
tZ1Ll4S- lLL. u - . = =
tat Le lS - y S...se,-s L--z-a .s -
4 y .5lILast >--ls Z NJ.
-Ngf CTll5 Cos lie wrapper ot every bottle
az ~ p5er-a-s 5 e16en Medical Discovery. tie
fsrlrvs medicine for Wl sk stomach, -T7-l
If,rr u hlit8usuess and ali catarrhal disc g--es
Wherever l1cazea. have printed upon i, e
l-.lq Eng'a.h. s full and complete list uf al
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-01-21

Oregon's proportion Of the lumber
cut Of the United States for the year
1907 was as follows: Douglas fT, 272
per ceot; spruce As per cent; Western
pine, 9.5 per cent; cedar, ST. per cent ;
larch, % per cegt; sugar pine, 2.6 per
cent. Stumpage values were as fol-
lows Douglas fir, Sill; spruce, $500 ;
pine, S1O8.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-01-21

Ex-RepresentatiVe Coon Of Waseo
county is out with a letter 10 the news
papers 10 which be endeavors tojnstify
himself for the part he played in the
defeat Of the late Senator Dolph. The
letter is ilI-timed. Continued silence
would have better become the little
band Of Legislators that took part in
that disgraceful affair
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-01-21

the officers are live newspaper pub
fishers, most Of them being connected
with interior daily papers.
With the affairs Of the Association
In such capable hands, and with such
a large number OF publishers working
together for the common good, under
practical aud brsiness-like plan OK
organization, it is confidently
believed that the press will Dow be
able to accomplish the results for
which it has been striving forso many
years, namely, the protection Of its
members from uufriendly laws and
the placing Of the publishing business
on a profitable basis.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-01-21

AT the meeting Of the City Council
last night the city attorney was
instructed to draw up an ordinance TO
prohibit boys under IS years Of age
from playing or lettering in pool and
billiard halls, and 70 raise the license
on cuch establishments from Sl2 TO
$50 year for the first table and SIS
for every other table installed.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-01-21
Summons.

In the Circuit Court OF the state of Oregon
I Tor folk county, Department No ?
William J, Cromley, Plaintiff. VS. William
JACKSON, peteudhnt, summons
To The ahoye.uamed Defendant, William Jack.
son; "'
In the name Of the State of Oregon Yop are
I heteoy required TO appear and answer the com
pl0lnt hled against You m the above entitled
Court aud cause within seven weeks frnw tbe
date OF the publication of this issummons to-,,its
the Slst day OF December, 1877. aud il you iaii
so 70 appear ana answer said complaint plainffn
viii apply 10 the Court Tor the ,rh,ia I'd ~.
rehel demanded ma his complaint. to-Wit. for 4
ucCrce removing cloud from the title of lie
lotpseMlng described rea. property, to-wit
et IL, NJ. McNary iu ET.south OF Range " vii
lamette Meridian, thence West AlSI rhsips.
thence south l0degre"s East 4S6l chains,
thence +. l.ss chains, thence = 10 dssrss. Fssf
30 chains; thence ~ IS deRr.s. Is ,5iy,5,t.-- nj
So 10 chains, thence \. Is no chains thence "A
@chaius, thence North S3 90 chains t6 tba r1sg.
" egsl9nleg il and containing lN2. a aages, more
OF less, IN Folk County, Oregon
That m the year ISIS SJohuiendershotsrd Fran
els ", M,heuucrshot murtUagcd thea Ior,sufgnti.,,,
premises 70 said deiendaut Tor the cansiderstion
ot S0Q40, out although the same Was ther,-s sft.,r
wpaid by said murtgaeors 10 Ssi8 ro-tgS.,,,..
Net Through neglect or oversight of the sSi3
William Jackson the same was never csnceiir,i
,~ St ~ ~sAtisned glon the records OF Polk County.
uregon anu thr same now rcmaius apparenfiy
a lien OF lawful claim upon and arsinsf So
property aud 10 l. such cloud thar pia{nti5
AtAuhe khte SUIT 70 remove.
That plaintiff have such other further M
different geliei as may seem unto ms Houor,hls
Suilrt agfeeahle % the principles oi equity. ana
that the defendant, and an persons c'sfr,irs
under him oe barred OF all aud eyeFv rigbt i1
said premises s"' '-
lon are further notified that ON the l7,h dsy
ai ilecemher, 1917, she Honorable W1ilis5g
galloway, Judge oi the shove entitled C,nrr
made an order 80 She CIV Of salem, NsrS,g
County, Oregon. authorizing ana fireefi,,- 80 I
samnens 20 ue serVcd upon you hy puhlteatioa (
.acfcoi once week tQr seven CONSECUTIVE yrasts I
IN the Polk County Observer. a usu1st.sr.,r II 4
GENERAL eircGlation aud published weeklv fn +
.Vlk county. orcgon, and that the frsi uahii 4
alion oi this summons was made on ne sisf
lag oi heeember, 1897
JOHN n. McNARY ana
&, T. McNARY.
Auorueys i0F plalutiH.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-01-21
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given that tba p,,,s,-.t.-.. a.,
has been duly appointed eyacnTor III uSu ,Sl
estate OF sarah Miller, deceased. bv tbe Co,,,,t,
Court OF the state Of Oreeon f,r LIE
county and has qualified u'A
All persons having claims arofpst ,b., -,3.,
estate are hereby notified TO prr,eDt ~ ssl''
duly verified, together with the proper b'..
therefor, 10 the undersigned, AT Ills r.,iStr''
IN falis city IN saidCOunty within >iy MANS
from the date OF this notice. '''O''' us
pHted anu hrSt published January 8, lqlS.
WILLIAM K. HlNSHAW
Executor OF the eStateof
o..,..r,.-.- sarah Miller, deceased.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-01-21
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Buell., Oregon.

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