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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-04-16

j. R. Smith returned from a
business trip to Minneapolis last
Friday evening.
The Dacotah Lumber company
have constructed additional shed
room on the entire length of the
north side of their yard.
Atty. Joe Denoyer returned We'd
nesday from an extended profess
sional visit to Minot. where he had
some cases before district court.
Easter services were held in the
three churches last Sunday. The
weather was rather cold for Easter
but there was a big crowd in town
to attend the different services.
j. R. Waters returned last Fri
day evening from his trip to Iowa,
where he was called by the illness
of his father. He reports his father
much better and says he will re-
cover.
H. G Gregory has been appointed
at Washington as postmaster at
Brenizer northwest Of town. The
appointment was made on the rec
ommendation Of Congressman
Hanna and Gronna.
C. V. Konx, who has been visit
ing in southern Minnesota the past
winter returned last week Friday
evening. Since returning he has
decided to build residence in
Beach and had purchased lot for
that purpose, on the north side,
lots / and 2, block 8.
M. Il. johnson, assistant superin.
tendent of the North Dakota exper.
iment farms, was at Beach on Fri.
day and Saturday, visiting the
farm east of town. The farm here
is located on Mr.. Steiner's farm,
formerly owned by C. E. Barber
and Mr.. johnson reports it in fine
shape. 1t contains 20 acres, divi
ded into five four-acre fields.
They are using a crop rotation
and this year the five fields viii
be planted to peas, oats, corn ane
two to Duran wheat.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-04-16
Tales Of the Town

Farm to rent. II miles south of
Beach,. w. Kvech, Beach,
for particulars. 1928
ChAs. E. Morris, of Belfield, the
Oliver typewriter man. was in the
city the later part Of last week and
the fore part of this week.
COAL PROTEST MONEY. When
you get notice to send your money
to the U. S. Land Office, see Wat
er. He will furnish it for you.
Senator Martin was at Beach on
Monday on business in connection
with Farmers & Merchants Bank,
Of which institution he is president.
It is said that the man who
squeezes a dollar never squeezes
his wife. In looking over our
subscription list we are led to
believe that there are some awfully
fine women in this neck of the
woods who are not getting the
pressure they deserve. -Marmarth
Mail.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-04-16

L. B. Schouboe was in from the
Williams vicinity yesterday.
A very enjoyable social and dance
is reported to have been given last
Friday at the Elk Creek school
house.
F. w. Drum, a member of the
Beach Implement Co., is in the city
this week looking after his inter-
ests here.
Fred Brown arrived from Prince
ton, Mimi, last week with a car
of property and has located on land
near Carlyle.
Arthur Barclay arrived from
Wisconsin with a car of goods
which he is moving out north of
town. on section he purchased
this spring.
Frank Johns, manager of the
Sentinel Butte Saddlery Co. IS
branch store here, has rented the
Lee Nolan residence and will be
joined by his wife, who is now at
Glendive, the latter part Of this
week.
70 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
By order of the Village Board Of
Trustees, you are hereby notified
that all hogs, cattle and horses rum
ming at large within the Village
limits will be taken up and put in
the public pound. Also all dogs
without license tags will be taken
in the same manner.-G. F. Fran
els, Village Marshal.
w. G. Ballack of Union Grove,
Wis.,, has been in the city the
past week looking after his real
estate interests. Mr.. Ballack is
a member of a real estate firm
which purchased a large tract of
land southwest of town some years
ago and since have sold almost
the entire tract to actual settlers,
having only about 400 acres left.
Mr.. Ballack also owns some per-
sonally which he is preparing to
have cropped this year.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-04-16

Until further notice services
will be held every Sunday after
noon in the old sbchool house.
Sunday school at 200 p. M;
preaching at 300: p. m.; Christian
endeavor at ZOO p. m.
Alex Douglas, Pastor.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-04-16

O. B. Edam of Yates was trans
acting business in Beach on Monday
of this week.
House and several lots for sale on
south side of track. F. w. Kvech.
Beach, N. Oak. 1928
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-04-16
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
l wish to thank my friends in
Beach and vicinity for the kind
ness they have shown me during
the sickness and death of my hus-
band.
Mrs. j. F. Loughton
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-04-16
Real Estate Snaps

444 acres, 400 under cultivation,
four miles from Beach; side track
and elevator on same section; $40
per acre, one half cash; $45 per
acre after crops are put in; good
buildings, we'll and pasture; fenced.
Half section 81 miles from N. P.
Track. 100 acres broke; house barn
and granary; good we'll; all fenced
and every foot Of land tillable.
Terms $17 per acre. half cash, bal
ance 8 years 6 per cent.
Section of land, 100 acres broke,
4 miles north of Chama; $500
per acre.
House and lot on south side.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-24
NOTA DE DUELO
Fallecio aver tarde en- Nuevo
York, Ia distinguida sonora
George B, Post, tia del CO..
bernadOr.

Esta manana recibi6 ell 60
bernador Post la triste noticia
de haber fallecido aver tarde
en- Nueva York, en- donde
residia, la distinguida senora
George B. Post. La tinada
era tia del gobernador y la
inesperada noticia lie caust
mucha impression.
Ell gobernador no aceptara
por ahora, segdn inform6 al
reporter" de LA Correspon
dencia" ninguna invitacion
personal para festas o reu'
niones.
LA Correspondence en-
via su pesame al senior Post y
a los familiares della que cum
plio su jornada en la vida
Que su alma haya paz en- la
eterna mansion
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-24
La Moda Elegante'

Del numero de La M0dd
Eegante, del cual peri6dico es
agente en- esta ciudad el senOr
Bernardino F. Saniurjo Vidal,
extractamos el siguiente su-
mario:
Cubierta Traje de visitas
La mesa para el te. Cuatro
manteles. Tapete para mesa
de oomedor. Siluetas instan-
taneas. Dos tiras de festdn-
Seis cuellos de lenceria para
nihas. Mantelerias para te.
Siete pahuelos bordados. HO-
ia de lqbores Almohad6n bor-
dado. Tapiz de pared. Al
mohadon elegante. Tapeie a
punto de cruz Seis modelos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-24
La Ilustracion Espanola
y Americana"

El numero II de "La Illus
TRACTION Espanola \ America
ma que hemos recibido, es
ipteresantisimo.
Contiene ameno textoy tam,
bien grabados que reproducen
escenas de los terremotos de
Italia, con detalles querevelan
la enormidad de aquellos de.
sastres.
Vease el sumario:
Cr6nica general por J. Fer.
nandez Brem6n; Italia llora,
por Blanco Belmonte; Talleres
de carload de Santa Rita, por
A. Los principes y las letras,
por don Juan Perez de Guz.
man; Celebridades contempt.
raneas, Francis Charmes, por
don Carlos de Battle. Lo ire
mediable, por don Manuel de
Sandoval. Sueltos etc.
Entire los grabados vienen
los siguientes:
Retratos de los reyes de Ita.
liza. Fotografias de los terre,
motos de Italia. Retratos de
la esposa & hijos del presiden'
te electo de los Estados Uni.
dos, y de Francis Charmes,
Talleres de carload de Santa
Rita, Moderna fabrication de
globos, etc.
Es agente en- San Juan de
LA Ilustraci6n Espaiiola y
Americana" ell senior Bernar.
dino F. Sanjurjo Vidal, San
Jose st.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-24

Amadis Gilot, Aristides Cha,
vier, Santiago Oppenheimer,
Javier Mariani, Carlos Toro
Labarthe, T. Duplitz, vice
presidente de la Guanica Cen,
trail, Mr.. Jukes. ministro epis-
copal, Jorge Finlay, superin-
tendente de la compahia de
.Ferrocaariles de P. R., Juan
Torruella Cortada, Agustin
Arce, Rafael Toro Vendrell y
Fernando Toro.
Al tener efecto el ITO find
the ring" los nuevos esposos
"levantaron su vuelo" hacia
la carretera de Adjuntas, don.
de. Ell la quinta del doctor
Vidal Vilaret formaron el nj.
do venturoso del amor, santo
~ bendito, no solo por Dios
que es la suma bendici6n, 81
que tambien por las almas de
las virtuosas madres de los
novios que unidos cn el cielo,
al yer a sus hijos casados en-
| la terra, con sus espirituales
besos de amor maternal, de
hinoios ante dios le acompa-
iaron en- su santa bendici6n y
no hay duda seguiian pidien.
do porque sea eterna la dicha
de los nueyos desposados.
guiandoles siempre la estrella
del bien. del amor y de la vir-
tud.
A las tres de la madrugada
Sc retro la concurrencia que.
dando gratamente complaci.
dos de las atenciones de los
esposos Luchetti Chevalier.
n. B. La juventud mascu.
lima aoord6 en- animado grupo
que cierto juez soltero, muy
amable y simpatico. Sc divide
un tanto de 10 que enfieadG Ia
C0ne en- euaHtO & Ia ley y Dos
heohos y Sc decida 4 ser feliz
eligiendo oompahaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-24
Noticias de Yaueo.


Yauco, Febrero 20...Los po,
licias insulares Anselmo Mo
jeno y Juan J. del Rio condu'
ieron a esta ciudad a Norber-
to Velez. supuesto autor de
un fuego ocurrido en- ell kild'
metro 19 de la Carretera en-
construction de aqui a Lares,
y cuyo incendio en- IN ran.
ch0n perteneciente a obras
pdblicas tuvo lugar el Is de
Diciembre del pasado aiio.
FL mismo policis Juan J.
del Rio capture ED la calle
Pacheco de ests ciudad, q
Jose Garafol Crespo, profugo
de Aguadilla.
-..Jesis Olmeda, trabajador
de la Guanica Central que
tuvo la desgracia de caer en-
un. fondo de guarapo, tuvo
elpolicia Arturo Lanfontayne
que trasladarlo al hospital de
esta ciudad, en- donde murio
pocas horas despu6s, en- medic
del mayor sufrimiento.
...Ha sido nombrado sub.
secretario de la Corte de dis.
trito de Ponce el sefor don
Francisco Negroni Nigaglioni,
a quien felicitamos por tai
concepto.
...Se encuentra aqui ell de.
legado a la Camara senor Jo'
Sc Francisco Lluveras, que vi.
10 acomE ,nado de la familia
del distinguido doctor Pasa'
rell que st hallaba de tempo.
rada en- San Juan.
La casa que ocupa la es
cuela jefferson en- la calle
Concordia esta agrietada en-
la muralla que da al patio,
encima de una de las puertas.
Como la grieta es de algnna
consideration. creemos debe.
rian tomarse medidas tenden-
tes a evitar desgracias que
pudieran ocurrir.
Ell alcalde de esta ciudad
neg6 permiso a los sehores
PascuaI Gil, Ramon Almod6-
var y Leopoldo Linares para
instalar la ola giratoria de su
propiedad, en- la plaza publ
ca, diciendo que ella estaba
ofrecida a los sehores Catala
que la habian solicitado con
tai fin. Esto a pesar de que
la de Gil y Ca. esta aqui y la
de Catala adn funcionando en-
Cabo Roio.
ReCu6rdese que otro tanto
Sc hizo con don Eusebio LuC-
ca, negandosele permiso para
instalar un peguefo motor de
gasolina, arguyendo que ha-
cia ruido, mientras Sc permite
funcionar a otros de mayor
trepidaci6n y por 10 tanto
mas inconvenientes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-24
ESCOBA HIGIENICA.

Los Sres Sanchez Morales & Ca. tienen
4 d venta Ia celebrads escoba DUST
LES. que no lsvanta polyo al barrer, y
Que ha tsnido una gran aeeptsci6n en- los
Estados Unidos y Europa, donde Sc uti-
liza en- lss ofcinas del Gobierno. igle-
sias. escuelas tiendas y casas particula-
res. Durs diez veces mas que una es-
eoha eorriente, y tiens Ia grandisima
yeniaia de ser eopmletaments higienica
DIcho aparato no dsbe faltsr eD ningu-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-24

do en- su rostro que le preocu'
paba algun pensamiento pa
recido a este-"SSera un he
cho 10 que la suerte ha indi.
cado2
;Quienes erap los que con.
currieron a tan magnifico ac'
to2-Pues es empresa ardua y
dificil habida cuenta de que
pasaban de trescientas perso.
mas los invitados al matrimo.
nio.
En- ell sexo bello, la no.
via Matilde con traje blanco
de seda, a listas, adornado
con gaia y aplicaciones de
encaje bordado, sonora de Lu'
chetti, de blanco perla, de Vo.
gel. tambien de blanco con RI
cas- aplicaciones del mismo co,
lor, detalles que solo podian
conocerse hacienda abstrac.
cion por un momento de la
augusta elegancia de la dana,
y con elias, las no menos ele-
gantes senoras Fornaris de
Torruella Rita, Vale de Ar
mstrong, Antonia V. de Che
Waller, Lila Cortada de Toro,
Isabel Albizu de Vendrell,
Antonia Chevalier de Barnes,
Rosario Cabrera de Arce, Ma
ria Suarez de Toro, Guadalu-
pc Cabrera de Mariani, Julia
Torruella de Cortada, Fina
Basanta de Lee, Enriqueta
Dalmau de Oppenheimer,
Mercedes Becerra de Gilot,
Isabel Emanuelli o., Bisconb,
Ana P. de Porrata Doria, Ro-
sa NJ. Cortada de Toro, Vda.
de Felici y otras mas que mi
memoria no ha podido rete-
ner.
Ell grupo de senoritas era
mayor que el de senoras y por
tanto no es possible citarlas a
todas. pero 81 recuerdo aquel
encantador grupo de DANA
de honor traje rosa y con
elias las sehoritas Luz Porrata
Doria, Hermanas Matien7o,
Belen Maria Colon, Julita
For1aris. Teresa Usera, Her.
manas Toro, Isabel Suarez,
Margot Fiol. Ema Bourgeois,
Maria Teresa Arce. Maria Tc-
resa Cabrera, Hermanas Fl
licci. Arce, Evans, Cortada,
Toro. Jason, Gilot.
Entire los caballeros hace.
mos menci6n de la ofcialidad |
del cuerpo de Bomberos, re.
presentado por los sehores |
Graham, Vivas, Llorens, Yor.
dan Davila. Vidal Vilaret. |
Barnes Joaquin y Sebastian,
Y los sehores Rafael Barnes. /
Luis Porrata Doria. Lcdo. Fe Z
lipe Casalduc, juez municipal, /
Lcdo. Martin E. Gill. juez de
la corte de Distrito. Lcdo. II. /
P. Leake. Lcdo. Poventud. !
Alberto Armstrong. doctores
Jose y Ermelindo Vidal Villa
ret doctor Vogel. p. j. Arms
trong, Alexandra Frane4chi, /
jaime CoItada. ". Cortada, |
Fernando Toro. w. Cabrera,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-24
En- convalescencia.

Lo esta va y 10 celebramos
mucho el .niho Carlos de los
esposos Benitez Benitez. FL
enfermito ha sido trasladado
del hospital presbiteriano en-
donde fu6 atendido desde los
primeros momentos del per,
canoe que sufri6 ell sabado, a
la casa de Sus padres en- San.
turce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-24

de cuadros de guipur. TertO.
Revista parisiense (nueve fgu-
ras). Correspondence parti.
cular. Cuarenta y seis graba-
dos de modas y labores. Fl
gurin iluminado. Traje de
pano girls. Patron cortado.
Abrigo de novedad para Sc.
nora
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-24
Sigue el lodazal

Con motive de la lluvia de
estos dias Sc ha ensanchado
considerablemente ell lodazal
que Sc forma a la entrada de
la calle del "Parque", en- San.
turce. Sc hace muy molesto
el transito a pie. por aquellos
lugares. No Sc sabe 81 es a la
compania de carros electricos
9 al municipio a quien cores
ponde realmente el arreglo de
aquella calle; pero es el case
que nj uno nj otro 10 hace y
ell vecindario paga las conse.
cuenCias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-24
No corresponds al depar-
tamento del Interior

La conservation de la calle
de San Jose, de Aibonito, nj
la de las GALES de los pueblos,
nj ain de las que correspon'
den a la travesia de las carse'
teras insulares, corresponds
al departamento del Interior,
v asi 10 informa el senior Jesus
Benitez, assistant enginer del
citado departamento y quien
esta hecho cargo del servicio
de conservation de carreteras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-24
UNA bODA
En- PONCE.
La Srta. Luchetti y
el joven Manuel
Toro, unen sus des-
tinos.
De nuestro reporter

noche, hora fijada en- mi ID
vitaci6n, acudi a la morada de
los esposos Luchetti Cheva.
lier para formar parte de la
concurrencia que habia de
presenciar ell enlaee matrimo-
NAL del Lcdo. B. Manuel To,
ro y la senorita Matilde Lu.
chetti.
A la referida hora va los
salones de la casa, que esta.
ban ricamente adornados,
eran pequenos para los invi,
tados que habian acudido al
llamamiento de los simpaticos
novios.
A las once de la noche vie.
ne a la sala principal, acom'
panada de su senor padre, la
dulce y espiritual Matilde
Luchetti, con las galas de la
novia en- el traje y las delica.
dezas de un angel en- ell rostro
Y acto seguido Sc inici6 la
marcha hacia ell temple cato
/. leo, donde habia de sancio-
narse ante Dios y ante la ley
ell sublime amor que Sc ha.
bian prometido aquellos j6ve.
mes desposados.
va en- ell temple ofici6 de
ministro celebrante, ell Reve-
rendo padre Vega, actuando
de padrinos don Manuel Toro
Basanta, padre del novio y la
senora Adelina G. de Vogel,
tia y madrina baptistnal de la
joven Matilde, a la que acom-
pafaban como damas de no.
nor, las senoritas Consuelo
iPorrata, Ines Tore, Amelia
Luchetti, Hortensia Mariani,
Adela Toro y Angelina
Oppenheimer y de escolta del
novio, los senores P. ]. Arms
trong, Guillermo Cabrera, Jai.
me Cortada, Carlos Toro, H.
P. Leake y 7. Duplitz.
De regreso a la casa del Sr.
Luchetti los mismos invitados
merecieron la mas exquisite
atenci6n de los padres de los
ex.novios y de estos va espo-
sos, Toro Luchetti, obseqnian,
do con Champagne, vinos
franceses y otros selectos Ii
cores, asi tambien con ell ira
dicional chocolate, bizcochos
y dulces.
Debia inlciarse el reparto
de las flores de azahar que lu-
cia la desposada y todos los
solteros acudian presurosos a
esa cita, pues no hay duda
que de novios tan felices te.
nian que venir sucesivos ma.
trimonios venturosos y con el
regalo delos azahares Sc or.
ganiz6 y llevo a efecto la "ga,
lima ciega" blind" mans
bluff, los jovenes sometidos
al destino de la novia y las
senoritas al del novio, tocan.
do la suerte a la simpatica
Angelina Oppenheimery y al
senior Sebastian Barnes que
fueron aclamados por todos,
como los sucesores de los espo.
SOS Toro Luchetti, para reci-
bir, los primeros, la bendicion
nupcial.
La amabilidad de la sehori.
ia Consuelo Porrata ejecutan-
do en- el piano varios baila.
bles, hizo agregar una nota
mas de algeria a la juventnd
de Ponce y va cerca de Ia una
de la manana, trajeroD a la
sala el bizcocho de novios Y
colocado en- el centro del salon
las senoritas le rodearon por-
tando cada una uD pequeno
cuchillo con el que querian
traspasar el coraz6n de aQuel
inOfensiuO duloes para la mas
certera ser proclamada predi-
lecta del Dios Cupido, fue el
ITO find the ring" llevado a
cabo. pero Cupido no quiso
favorecer a ninguna de las
bellas damas, pues va habia
pronunciado su fallo momen.
, tos antes a favor de Angelina
| 4 Ia que Chdchan Barnes con
templaba desde leios refejan-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-01-19
NuriCE ron rrnLiCAriuN.

Department, or the Interior. 4, \
Land one" nt iakoyiow. Oregon. D-
,"mhcr -, 1908,
Notice N hereby given that John J
Rahm, of klamath Falls. Oregon.
who, on January s.ia07. made Home.
stcad Entry. No, a;oG. ,Scrial No.
oSa3l. Tor as amended. the y SWa
See, 20 NEh NWh.. NV I, NE,,
See, ~. Z. rs \. T. 10 T.. ". NJ.
has illcd notice of intention to max"
final nv" year proof. iu establish
claim To the land above drscrib"d.
before County Clerk, klamath coun.
". NJ hts office. ~ Sil math Fails. Or.
cgon, On the S,h day OF February.
1909.
Claimant names nv witnesses;
!. y, Pine, Frank Irish. John Sh"p.
herd, Arthur Kelley. Roy klusmnn
u. W. kccss,c. all of klamath Falls.
oregon.
J. y. WATSON.
~ Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-01-19

In the Circuit Court Or ti. State Of
Oregon, for klamath County.

Notice Of Settlement Of Final Ac-
count.
In the matter OF the Estate al
Charles Christopher iienricksen, De-
ceased.
Notice IL hereby given that Alex
ander Martin. Jr.. executor OF the
above entitled estate. having filed In
the County Court for klamath Coun-
ty. State Of Oregon. his final account
AZ executor In said estate and that
Friday. January 2Sth. 1909. at 2 p.
NJ. being the time fixed for the hear
Ing OF objections to said final account
and the settlement thereof. all per
sons interested In the said estate are
hereby further notified to file objec-
tions TO the said final account or any
OF them thereof on or before the day
appointed for such hearing and set
tlement.
Alexander Martin. Jr.. Executor.
1.5.4wk.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-01-19
AMATH FALLS. TUESDAY. JANUARY 10. 1909.
Contest Notice.

Department of the Interior. L. =
Land ohicc. l.akcNicw, Oregon. Jan.
uary ~, 1909.
\ sufficient ailiadaVit having br'u
/ filed In this office by Matthias Armand
contestant. against homestead entry
No. 216S tScrial No, os6b, made
Sept. IL. 1909. for VIZ W.. Sec.
~. z, ~ =. Il. 10 r., by Eleanor :.
Ogden. contcstec. In which II Is al.
legged that Ogden never settled upon
said land within six months after
making said entry as required hy
law: that said Eleanor ogden never
improved said land 10y erecting a
dwelling house nor made any im-
proNcmcnts Whatsoever. that the
said tract and for more than sin
months since making said entry: that
said entry IL not cultivated ~ re
luired by Law ur at all, and said Og-
den Is not ut this time nor has he
been living ON said land during the
past year. that said Ogden has whol.
ly failed tn reside upon, cultivate or
Improve said entry: that the alleged
absence OF said Ogden Is not due to
his employment In the Army, Navy
or Marin. Corps of the United States
rs an officer. soldier or marine In any
war In which the United States may
be engaged. said parties are hereby
notified To appear, respond, and offer
evidence touching said allegation at
10 o'clock n. IA. ou March 2. 1909.
before X. VI. Richardson. 4. =. Com
missioner. at klamath Falls. Oregon.
and that final hearing will b" held
at 10 o'clock "a. IN. on March 10.
1903. before the Register and Re
ceiver ut the United States Land Of
flee In Lakeyicw, Oregon.
The said contestant having. In
proper affidavit. filed January :. 1903
set forth facts which show that after
due diligence personal service OF this
notice can not be made. II IL hereby
ordered and directed that such notice
be- given by due and proper publica-
iion.
J. y. WATSON.
i-iG Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-01-19
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NOTICE OE smEisitFs SALE.

! ~ yirtu" oi an execution and or.
der oI sale duly issued by III" Clerk
uf III" Circuit Court of Klamath h
County. State of Oregon. dated the
/ 3Oth day of December. \. D.. 1908.
IN a certain foreclosure suit Ia the
! Circuit Court Tor the said County nd
State. wherein Eugene Spencer aA
Plaintiff recovered judgment against
+. l.. Wright and Clara Wright Tor
ID" sum of Thfc. Thousand Mn.
Hundred Thir,y.ny" dollars and
rhirry Cents Sas3j, 3OI. and costs
and disbursements taxed at Thirty
N" Dollars and Seventy Cents
t$"l.Io. on til" :tth day of D.c.in-
bcr. 1908.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY given that l
viii on ia" JOth day OF January. 1903.
tt the front door OF the Court House
IA klamath Falls. In said County and
State. at the hour OF . o'clock l.. II.
pf said day. sell ut public auction TO
N" highest bidder. for cash, all right,
interest ana ti'i. 81 r. L. wright and
''aih "f'sht III ana 10 thc following
''S'''"'" Pr"P'r's' 'o-"t'
INC H""'h 'ih'' OF tue South~"St
quarter o' section 20. 'h. North Hall
oil tue Northwest Quarter and Lots
one hh" Nv" oi section go; also th"
N"r'h"'St quarter OF the Northeast
0""''"r' u" S"nth"hsi quarter Of
lhe Northwest Quarter and Lots One.
I~"' lhfee ana Four. of section 80.
MI !" 'o"hs"'P '' Sou'h oi Range
: EAST "'i'"ihe''" Meridian. Oregon.
containing 1oo acr'n' save ana ex'
c"ptinn IN" following described por-