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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-11-26

weeks. The equipment includes q
IL horse power engine and boiler.
washing and ironing machines, etc,
f. b. Converse of Boston, an expert
laundryman, is in charge of the work.
Miss Mary G. Dana returned from
Boston Wednesday
Col and Mrs. F. S Billings we're
in Boston from Saturday until We'd
nesday, Miss Elizabeth Billings
returning home with them.
Contractor H. S. Perry is complet-
ing Henry Il. Wallis new house at the
old Anderson place on Church street,
and it is handsome. and well-built
residence of the colonial type. Ionic
columns standing at each side of the
door. The rooms are all amply
lighted, have hardwood floors and
plenty of closet room. There are four
fireplaces, bathrooms on each floor,
and the house is heated by steam.
A large balcony runs along the north
side at the second story. The dining
room is on the right of the street
door, and large living room on the
left opens on broad piazza enclosed
in glass. The laundry, heating
equipment, etc., are in the basement.
James H. Chapman of Philadel-
phia. who has been i'll with typhoid
fever, is with his brother, Postmaster
Chapman.
The old barn in the rear of Mrs.
F. S. Dana's residence is being torn
down.
The first lecture of the course that
has been arranged for this winter
will be given next week Wednesday
evening, Nov. 80, by Judge Ben B.
Lindsey of Denver. Interest in
Judge Lindsey's work in the boys
court in Denver is worldwide, and
he has story to tell that will appeal
to every one. Season tickets will
admit to this event but single tickets
will also be sold for it at so cents
each for adults and 25 cents for
students
Doc" the coon dog owned by F.
ID. Brannock and Leon Miller, who
was fast making a reputation as
hunter, is missing. A week or two
ago while out hunting he left his
party to follow a coon, and hasn't
yet returned.
The annual military ball by Co. @,
LIST Inf, V. N. G., will be given Fri
day evening, Dec. 8. Leonard's sing
ing orchestra of Claremont. N. a.,
will play for the ball which will be
one of the events of the dancing
season.
The Kings Daughters will meet
at the Rest Room tuesday evening,
Nov. 20, at seven o'clock to make
wreaths. Everybody come.
G. B. Chase, Charles l.. Kingsley,
and Mrs. George E Thompson at
tended the funeral of Fred Fay in
South Royalton last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. K. Mitchell and
Miss Lillian Mitchell of Maiden,
Mass, were at the b. F. Standish
home over Thanksgiving.
1t is reported that Rev. E. r.
Phillips of Grafton, N. H., will
preach at the Christian church to-
morrow.
Miss Mildred Chandler entertained
surprise party at II. A. Freeman's
Thursday evening of last week
A union Thanksgiving service was
held in the Methodist church Thurs
day morning, Rev. Benjamin Swift
preaching an excellent sermon on
"Thankfulness." Rev. f. L. Clark
and Rev. FL. l.. Garfield assisted in
the service. #
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-11-26

FOR SALE so pairs of snow
shoes, capped ready for use, 2 dozen
moccasins, stockings, etc. Can be
seen at my house Saturday, Novem-
Der 26, from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
Secondhand goods in first class
condition at secondhand prices.
E. p. Ashley, Woodstock.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-11-26

WANTED - COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE
requires the services of representative
in Woodstock to look after subscription
renewals and to extend circulation by
special methods which have proved I'M
usually successful. Salary and commits
not essential Whole time or spare
time. Address, with references, HI. c.
Campbell, Cosmopolitan Magazine, 1889
Broadway, New York City.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-11-26
cblIarsn.s rssshInr

Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over Fifty Years by miilions OF
with perfect success, 1t soothes the child.
softens the gums, allays all pain; cures
wind colo, and IL the best remedy Tor diar.
yhoea. Sold by Druggists In every part OF
thu world. Be sure and AK Tor M -.
o{SIf lind TWsnsy .llSs sshts bottle.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-11-26
Train Dispatching by Phone.

The Central Vermont Railway Co.
is taking an important step to inn
prove it's system of train dispatching
by installing telephone system be-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-11-26
" Score Might Have Been
Different"

E. B. Howes, head coach of the
Stars We played good game,
the best we could, but the luck didn't
come our way. If Mike hadn't taken
off his shoes before the last period,
to warm his feet, the score might
have been different.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-11-26

FOR SALE-Brown horse, weight
about 1850 pounds, about 10 hands.
Good single and double, and all
around horse.
w. N. Campbell.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-11-26

TO LET-The Townsend house,
80 called, on Woodstock Country
Clubs grounds, recently occupied by
G.. r. Markham.
J L. Dana, Secretary.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-11-26

Capt. Whitcomb Finds No Fault.
Henry Whitcomb. captain of the
All Stars--I am fully satisfied with
the work of my team.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-11-26
In effect Sunday, October ., 1910.
TRAINS GOING FAST.

Daily, except Sundays.
Flag Station.
For Special Rules. see book of Rules and
Regulations.
This Company reserve the right to cancel
trains without notice.
q. H. LEONARD, supt
j. G. PORTER General Manager.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-11-26
Fast, Clean Game.

Field Judge Ransom - 1t was a
fast, clean game, and the better team
won.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-11-26

Dutton of Woodstock we're guests at
Mrs R H. Kingsbury's last Sunday.
Allen Pinney of Bridgewater was
here purchasing cows for Baker
Brothers of Clarendon last Wednes-
day.
DR. Geo rye and Adna Hoadley were
guests of their father on Thanksgiv :
ing day.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-11-26
New Rules Beat the "stars. !"

H. Garfield, manager w. II. S.
The game was fitting close to our
football season Without doubt our
advantage lay in our familiarity with
the new rules. for the "All Stars
could play the old game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-12
FASHIONS

Crochet buttons are a new detail In
colored shirt waists.
White buckskln shoes with white
pearl buttons are among the dressy
novelties in footwear.
Shoes OF patent leather or calfskin
with cloth uppers continue in favor.
Foulards are utilized for the collar
and cuffs and for the lining OF the
new coats.
Smoke pearl buttons are still popu-
lar fastenings for the black suede
boots.
And seldom do we see the neck
running high collar, even on chilly
days. In few months the brown.
streaked and withered necks these
collars now reveal, will be smooth
and clear.
That's what the latest style in col,
lars will do for us!
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-12
CYNTHIA GREYS
CORRESPON DENTS

Dear Miss Grey: CD VIII sashes be
worn this summer and IL so how tiedF
CD Is a girl OF fifteen too young to go
with the boys once in while2
BLUE EYES.
A-Q) Yes. Tied at the side or
back. CD Yes.
Dear Miss Grey: ID am an ONCE
girl OF sixteen and am In love with
the shipping clerk OF eighteen.
heard he tried To make dates with
an old girl since he has been going
with me. Do you think he loves me!
(2) Which Is the prettier name, Marie
or Grace? CD Is Albert good name
for boy?
HEARTBROKEN GRACE.
A-There Is no reason why he
should not call on other girls unless he
is engaged to you. and that probably
Is not the case, since neither or you
is old enough To know what love
means. CD Both are pretty. (S) Yes.
Dear Miss Grey % How can clean
a Panama hat, without making it yell
low? t2tT Can you tell me Of an in
expensive cream for the face?
NJ. j. l..
ADD Use good white soap and
warm water. Scrub with small hand
brush. Rinse well Be careful about
drying II In shape. 90 | do not adj
vocate the use OF facial cream.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-12
Busy Reducing Your FatP

Are fat folks enthusiastic about per-
forming athleuc stunts when CARRIED
in heavy wooden understandings Mo-
rot enthusiastic. DO they subscribe
readily 20 a diet of half a glass OF
buttermilk and toasted cracker? No
mo readily. Are they happy. then,
while reducing by such methods. dur
ing this hot weather. No--they are not
exactly happy
Some fat reducers are happy, though,
during the process. but these neither
exercise nor diet They lose fat--as
much as a pound a day. In many In
stances-7-bllt they do IL without miss
Ing single. righteous meal or hitting
an unnecessary finger These enamel
patcd ones reduce either In hot weather
or cold without bother or harm TO
Themselves by taking quietly and se-
cretly. and even cunningly--one little
Marmola Prescription Tablet after each
meal and at bedtime
That's all. They get their tablets
tmade after the formula OF the famous
prescription In large. generously-nlled
cases at cost OF IS cents the case
from any drug store or from the maxi
ers. the Gnrmola Co. 466 Farmer bldg.
Det-ott. Mich. take one as per direc-
tions, ana get as thin as they want TO
be--tusI that way without causing a
wrinkle or the least Internal fuss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-12
JAIL AROUND
| THE HOrRI
4 By Cynthia Grey
By Cynthia Grey

An old-fashioned remedy for chill
blains Is potato water. Boil potatoes
without salt. Save water. Let cool,
put feet in and leave until the singing
pain is gone.
Gasolene Is the best of cleaners for
wash bowls and bathtubs that have
become stained.
A good way to brighten colors In a
carpet is to wipe 1t with flannel cloth
wrung out of warm water containing
little ammonia.
II kettle burns dry take II from
the stove. place at once In cold water
and the food will not taste burned.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-12
How Have Comfort
i'm the Kitchen

If you buy Gas Range, by all means
buy good one. For a few dollars extra
in initial cost will save you many in various
ways.
Our modern Cabinet Gas Range occupies
al" only. All the superfluous parts have
been left out, and those necessary made
compact
The oven and broiler are elevated--on
level with the eye. 1t permits you to stand
up to do your baking and boiling, and not
stoop in the old-fashioned way.
These modern Cabinet Gas Ranges are
the most economical.
1t requires little attention, is most con-
venient-everything where it is wanted-is
built Of better material, and will last many
years longer
Come to our show room tomorrow. We
Want to show you the many good features
of our modern Cabinet Gas Range.
Come, whether you buy this Gas Range
or some other We will be glad to point
out the good points OF Gas Range-show
YOU how to buy the most convenient and
economical-whether you buy here or else
where.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-12

Your wife cooks 1905 meals each year in
her kitchen Now how much time does she
spend there?
Think of'the inconvenience she is put 10
the hot, stuffy kitchen-the unpleasant
door. Just think of all she endures-and
three times day, every day.
Now think of the joy, the comfort, the
convenience in a kitchen fitted with mod
ern Cabinet Gas Range! A cool, pleasant
kitchen means health and happiness.
A Gas Range is the most economical
the most convenient. 1t does away with
hauling in fuel and Juggling out ashes.
When you want fire, simply turn
valve, strike match and you have sizz-
ling hot, odorless fire. When the cooking is
finished, just turn the valve again, and your
fire is out
There is no more 'kindling'-no raking
and poking-no piling on more fuel.
With a Gas Range you have heat when
YOU want it--where you want tin a sec
ond-and no fire when you don't want it.
With Gas Range, when you're not cook
ing, you're spending no money. But with
coal stove your fire burns on-day in, day
out-eating up your money, roasting the
kitchen making extra work.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-12
DUcHANE JURY DIsAGREEs.
Finally Discharged BY Court After u
Hours Deliberation.

/ After being out ~ hours the circuit
court jury in the case OF Irving Du-
chene. the 1S-year-old Ecorse youth
charged with attacking Cora Lude-
man. aged IA. announced that II could
mot agree and was discharged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-12

7 Aknife with six parallel blades has
been devised for slicing bread in res
tauTants.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24
SUMMONS


In the Circuit Court OF ile state oi
Oregon iar The co tniy oi Mu,hrar.
George :. Pai Ks a4d Walter Read, Pt.'-
tcI-, doing uusiueHs under t.t q m
name aul Ffvle oi thr JORDAN Valley
Land and Water C1uIany Plaintiffs.
Va
~. NJ Luus AMI Gcor .e a Fair, D..
fcudants.
To ~. N. Luca8 a.l George 4 Fair
Defendant.
In tie name of tic SiateDl O..g .r.
y.uaid Caah az vol are f.r.Iy rt-
aai-tA T. appear ud answer ihe con q.
d niut fuol'ag4iu,t ,Cu N tie shove
. titled suit Within Xix weeks f.am tha
da.e oi ths Il Astpub..cuio4 Il thisum-
mons. sa.c b.ing guhli-hed llrtlah II
time 1u Cn.e os .c1ru.ry .t. 1910. and
| yon IAN 81, To answer. fDrw .nt tbee 4.
Of The N in .Ts hcrcil wlu aHp,v 90
the c.urt tor the cf PRAYED 'ior iu
thair conpl int. t1-w.t. 'Thata lrcr,e e.
D.. entered lcr,iu a clan. L that "a
endants u.c t.e h.d r oi Tia lart
| gal iit'e 10 21j eabic I .etol VT o. +
me now. per second ui time, ct @
waters of Jordan Cl-lk in tlcN,u4 y
oE Aia'h.ur "a State al Oregon: al o
that certain reservoir Site known as % G
Nusk liza, Pond Rose vo.r .tlatedlA
the following described Mrlst Els OF
SWl{i SWE oithe SNff Disectiln lG.
So oi SEls Section ~; 81. Vi tl3 NEi4
MIA oi the oE4 section ~ M. o..
) .r.ion 2 y IVA of the y ~ "a !"
NEl.i Of The NWt4 Of sec.2l Twp. 517.
4. I q w. NJ. also lhat aam ana caIn
site located in the SEA OF ths ; " . oi
) =, D.. al -, r. la L. " Ne
plint Of diversion OF Wh'ch mes D. 90
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24
Local News.

Superior Seed drills arc The
best. NJ. NJ. Co.
When a woman is rushed tc
death, investigate and you will
find she has an engagement
with her dressmaker.
Try a can of Preferred Stock
Pineapple it will do you good
for what ails you. M. NJ. Co.
A medal of honor may be a
greater distinction than becom-
ing a rear admiral, but it dosn't
ray as well, as Commander
Pe0ry has probably observed.
See our line Of Royal Wor-
cester Corsets the best values in
town. NJ. M. Co.
Land seekers keep coming
and even though the ground is
covered with snow they take up
land and say it looks good to
them. Well, it will be an ex.
ccption il every man isn't suited
when he does see the ground.
The small set OF Florists tools
trc very useful for garden work.
We have them. NJ. M. Co.
A horse without blanket on
looks bad standing in front OF
a saloon, but it looks a great
deal worse when standing in
front OF a church.
When man is real young,
there seems to be so much 60
ing on in the world that he re-
grets the loss OF the little time
he has to devote to sleep; but, in
time, he learns that sleep is
about as interesting as the rest
Of it, and more satisfactory.
How much healthier many
people would be il they would
worry less. 1t is worry moro
than work that kills people.
work kills its thousands
uorry kills its tens OF thousands.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24
No ice OF Sale Of Real Estate M
Private sale.

In the County Court of the State ol
presqn. In ana iof t@e Sonniy ol MAJ
henf,
W. Macomb deceased.
Notice is hcreby given, that IN pm =
suance OF an order OF lie County 80 ~
of Oregon in and flr the county oi Nal'
heur, made on the 2Sth day oi Janualy y,
1910 in ths matter OF the estate 81
George w. Macon b, deceased, the un'
Cersigned, the executor Ot the estate oi
George w. MIcomb, deceased, viii teH
at private sale in one parcel Ia the hisii'
est bidder upon the terms aud e9nai
tions hereinafter mentioned aud suhltc.
10 ii c confirmation by "a Court on o!
about the 10Th day Cf MarcA, 1910, all
the right. title and interest and tsiaie
of the said George W. Nacomh, ais
known as George W. Nacomh, deeea 'cd,
az the time of his death ard which va.
the fec simple title in and To he rea!
prop, rty hereinafter dsscrlb d and a.
the right. tit'e ard iuterast the said es'
tate has hy operation of law, or other
wise acqnir, d other than Ia addition
To thai II rGi deceased, at tha time OF
his death. or, in and 10 that certain 4
le'ce,rla Gel If and stu, ted ard be-
ing in the County of Aa.heur. Sta OF
Oregon, aLd more particularly described
as fJl ows, to-wit'
The northe st quaTter OF tie sonth-
west quarter, southeast quarter Of The
northwest quaTser aud Lot 2 Of Section
10, of Township 10 south cf Range a
East w. M.
Terms and cgniitioIs of sac: Cash'
in lawful money a the Unit-i tat, :
ten per cent Of Purcha price 10 b'
paid at the iim- of sale ha "A &c ON con
firmation Of sale D,ei ald abstract Al
the expense Of the estate 4 he Iur
chaser 10 take the oFeriy free iron
all state and county taxes and all oihel
assessments.
All bids or offers must be in writing
and may bi left With the ex cut + al
his residence at \ Mosquito, Oreg IN on
may be filed in the Office Cf the c.eik o
this court at any time after tie first
publication of this notice and bef IT
making of this sale,
JAMES l.. MAcOMB.
Executor Of the Estate OF George w
Macomb also known as George w
Naeomb, deceased.
Z. X. CoA ter,
Attorney for Executor
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24
Notice Of sLcrIn,s sale.

Notice Is hereby my.n that by ,iru-
oi an Acrution duly Issued ont Of ih
Circuit Court ot The state uf OicE.r
FOR Malhour County dated the 2lfh.
day Of January 1910, iu a certain ace
ton ia ,aid court wherein Charlie. Mas.
nard ~ plaintiff recovered 5ul sm.ul
agninst George Shurts tD ticmm {
t1iO.,O with Interest thereon ut iho rtv
of O. ger cent per annum from October
10, 1905 aud costs ani disbursements
taxed no SO 90 ou the 10Th. dJyo' Or''.
her 1908; ! vi ou Saturday tho 2tt'.
day ul February, 1910, ut The Court
House door In Vale, In lid Ma.icur
County. at n O'Clock iptia forenoon ul
sid DAY cll ~ public auction o. thc
highest bidder tOr ,ash the 'o'l wing
dptcr.rcd icH properly t1Wit; 10
four ol section tWcuiy.bYll, township
seventeen South, RANGE forty E
vs.. NJ in Mulhour County Cf
lakcH ard levied upon 90. lho property
~ sail George sau.tf tu piidy The a.d
* Xfcutiun iu favor of Charles Maynard
and O. yainFt the sail Gcro shug,H to
gctlcr witch ull costs ard ditlugpUpa
TINT have ur may ag ruu,
Dated ut NHlc Greg lu, ihis ilh, day
of January 1910.
Nulrrr Oprft
Sheriff of Mnlhrut County. Oregon
ry lruk H. Morits 70 putty
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24
lOCa! News.

Mallcts Seed Wheat is strictly
clean and good. We have a
small amount on hand. NJ. NJ
Co.
1t may be said for Charley
Fairbanks, late vice-presidcnt,
that he attracted more attention
in Rome than he ever did in
Washington.
Jordan Valley stockmen are
arranging to form an organiza.
ton for their mutual protection.
II associations were organized
in all districts and consolidated
under one head cattle rustling
and horse stealing could be
stopped.
The present winter has been
an ideal one in many respects.
There has been practically no
sickness, it has been easy to get
around and the only sufferers
are those who did not provide
feed for stock. II stock owners
would always provide feed, it
would be less expensive than
the losses that occur during each
ten years from lack Of feed.
We know q family where there
are four sons, all grown men
Three are sober and reliable.
The fourth is a rake and u booze
fighter. But he is jealous of his
three brothers and claims he is
never given.a square deal that
the other brothers have received
more from their father than he
did, when the facts are he has
caused his father great deal of
worry and money. The fourth
son is an illustration OF the kind
OF men who make successful
anarchists and socialists. They
are triiling and poor m anagers
themselves, and are jealous of
those people who are indus
trious aud good managers.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24
rIrshoVa eIae q D.apu.s NeaI 9
VETOEs ENDURANCE TESTS
essretary Directs That Homaseaksrs
re Ea8,5,arsi IN Orderly Way,

-H~IctaI. h'lrNta l'ss ilNHsaNshsls .
re Re8.s,orsi In Orderly Way,
WASUINGTQH Fsb. 23.-Unwlu
ilz uat "a record.breaking endurance
.- should Dr. held with the approval
p hc government, Secretary Balm,
r7r has adopted a novel plan for the
allotment OF 4O,acre farms at Yuma.
Cal, in March,
The Secretary has ordered that a
ran or q baseball park, large enough
% accommodate an who desire TO par
,pltc ln the allotment, be engaged
20 los Angeles for March lst To
..ose assembled IN the hall or park
1y 9 o'clock on that day cards viii
ta distributed, On ,tcsa, the names,
rra, heght and Ili'c-ie .1irass OF
sh hpmescotr r4st Dc written.
st any t~. between March l ana
Iagca 10 91can- may appear
;t the land oMca iu Les Angeles and,
uron being ideu fed hy the card,
may make application for any Of the
l73 farms
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24
For Sale

a nice lot Of good bench
land, with good water right
have some farms highly inn
proved with good buildings.
| have some small tracts Of
fine land for fruit grain, alfalfa,
vegetables, and any kind Of bcr-
ries; some on very easy terms.
Also some choice city property.
Also some dry land that will
soon be under water
Now anyone interested in
this line, | would be glad to
have you write or if in Ontario
call at my Office on main street
]. ]. DIESS,
BOX 5l. ONTARIO, OREGoN
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24
CONTEST NOTICE.
DEPARTING, I of the Interior.
IniInl SInIra l.nnl Oll.rn

Cniicd States Land Oricc,
Burns Oregon January ~. 1910
A sufficient G ntcst affidavit having
been nlcd In this Office 10y Chclcy h.
Bower, contestant, against Homestead
Entry, No 2ili, made March ii, 1908
Serial No OlSj3. for Eil SN "a Section
IL township II South, Range ~ East
Willamette Meridian hy WILDER 5
Tnnp. Con'tstcc, in which u IL ALLEGED
that said Wilbcr = Trip has failed aul
neglect cd wholly to comply with thV
lava ~ the United States governing the
acquisition of public lands under the
pr,,yisions II the llomc,ical Laws, and
particularly IN ths, that the said entry
man and c1nlcstce has never actually ~
othcrwisc established residence Ou said
land embraced in this cpnicst since
making lhi stid entry or 90 all, nor hai
he improved or cultivated ~ piu
thereof or placed rny improycmc I.
thereon hut las wholly abandoned said
land anl said abandonment has cottin
nod Or more than six months lnmc'
Jiatuly pflor % tho date oi alli liyit AMI
illfng of Contest, and that said ullercD
ahse GO from said land and sa!d uhan.
dnnmeni thereof wa not duo in llr 'E
payment In thc Arny Navy or Marine
Corps oI tie lhll'h ttN'r W. l'iNHi'
sold or, sailor officer ug marine ort,a
man during the war With SPAIN ur any
other war In which the lni'cd ftai,'
may b, engaged; said parties aro hete
by notified Ia appear, respond and niti
evidence touching said allegation at lu
o clock u, m. on March ? 1910 before
q l.. King 4 =, Commissioner ot IN
Office at Ontario, Orcsoa, and that iluf,
hearing will bc held at 100 clock q M
ON March ., 1910, before the Register
and Receiver az the United states Land
GAup Ia Barns, Or gln
NThe said cnnirs'att having. a. q
nron n AFFIDAVIT filed December -, -
let forth facts which show HAT at O
cue diligence pirslnal selvlcs of ,hi
office can not be- made, IL il hereby o.
cred and directed that such no ic- io
iyen by due and proper pub alton,
WA. FAKRE. Register,