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Milford chronicle., 1923-06-29
RIVER DALE PARK

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas MumfOrd and
son, Thomas MumfOrd, Jr., OF Phlla-
delphia spent very nice and enjoy
able ten days at their cottage at the
park. They have now left for their
home in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Ryan of Mills
boro spent Sunday at the beach with
their uncle, Thomas MumfOrd.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. V. Morris and
family of Philadelphia, also their
son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Decou,
spent Sunday with them at their cot
tage at the park.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry FORBES ana
daughter, Philas, motored from Phil
adelphia Friday evening and spent the
weekend at their cottage at the park.
Miss Martin of Georgetown and her
lady friends, Miss Childs from Baltl-
more and Miss Smith from Virginia,
have left the Tallant cottage, for their
homes. They spent very enjoyable
week at River Dale and expect to
come again in the near future.
Nathaniel Coverdale, w. J. Benson
and his brother, Herman Benson, of
Lincoln City, visited River Dale Park
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Stone and family Of Laurel and
a few of his many friends spent Sun
day at the beach. The bathing was
fine.
Hoyt CARMEN, formerly of Mills
boro, now of Laurel, has been visiting
his brother, William CaFmien and
family at MillsborO.
A number from MillsborO visited the
park on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams, OF
Millsboro, have returned from their
extended outing in the south. They
toured all through North and South
Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee and Wis
tied many other places of note and
were at the cottage at the park on
Sunday and expect to occupy it in the
near future, for the season.
Howard Taylor of Philadelphia has
the Tallant cottage rented for the
months of July and August. His sis
ters will occupy it and Mr.. Taylor will
spend the week-ends with them.
Milford chronicle., 1923-06-29

Vegetable Compound. took couple Of
bottlesofit and thought it didnot help me
as much as it should, so gave it up to try
something else. Nothing l took helped
me much, so 1 finally decided to give the
Vegetable Compound another trial and
to take enough of it to make sure
it would help me. have taken it over
a year now and it has brought wonder
full results. have gained from SO to
1lO pounds and am keeping house now.
NV friends all notice the change IN my
health. l will be glad to answer all
letters that women write to me about
the Vegetable Compound. MRS; ".
G. MONSoN, 1915 Park Ave-, Beloit, Wis.
Mrs. Monson is willing to write to any
woman suffering from such troubles.
Milford chronicle., 1923-06-29
FRANKFORT

Mrs. Mary Chamberlain has had
with her for the past few days her
son. Cant. Seth Chamberlain and his
wife, of Merchantville, N. j., also her
daughter, Mrs. Richard Gould Peters
and her three little daughters, OF
Stamford, N. Y.
DR.. R. S. Long has started to build
a modern home on Thatcher street.
The contractor is Allie F. Evans, also
of this town.
Mrs. Frank Hickman has returned
from a visit to Dover friends.
Edward Gum is spending a part OF
his vacation in Washington, d. c.
At a municipal election held at
Frankford on Saturday afternoon the
"Progressives" defeated the Radicals
in a referendum vote on the question
of installing a water system in the
town by a substantial majority.
Construction on the system, when
is to cost 100000, will be started with
in a short time.
Ever since Frankford has been an
incorporated town, it has been with
out adequate fire protection. The only
means the citizens have had for tght-
ing a fire has been by bucket brig
AIDES.
When the plant is installed. plans
will be worked out for a fire fighting
equipment commensurate with the
needs of the town.
Clerk of the Peace William J. Quill
lin has granted a marriage license to
William ~ Hickman, son OF JOSIAH >.
IIioI,yoa,, >of NTi11shOrO and Miss Mir
Jam Chamberlain, daughter OF late.
Asher Chamberlain, of Frankford.
The prospective bride is one of the
most popular school teachers in the
southern part of Sussex county and
has a host of friends throughout the
State.
Milford chronicle., 1923-06-29

A meeting of the farmers in this vi
cinity was held recently in the base
ment of Whites Chapel M. E. Church,
near OverbrOok, for the purpose of
discussing the proposed milk station
at Nassau, which they have been try
ing to get established for some weeks.
If the farmers can get enough cows
signed up for it, it is likely that they
will have a milk station.
John Smith and Samuel Hasley, both
colored, who were employed at the
fishing plant of Hayes and Anderton,
are now being held in Georgetown
Jail in default of $500 bail, for steal
ing some clothing from D. B. Poisson;
who has charge of the store, operated
at the plant. They obtained the cloth
ing under the pretense that they We're
going to work on one OF the fishing
steamers of the firm, but later decid-
ed to make their escape with the
clothing.
Milford chronicle., 1923-06-29
SUNNYSII
(Near BridgeVnI

Mr.. and Mrs. George T
tanned over the weekend
Wiley and children of II
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w
ed Sunday with Mrs. w.
near Bridgeville.
William Chalmers, W
the boxing game as e
who has been boxing il
returned home to trai
dorf.
Milford chronicle., 1923-06-29

IN stores ana nad 10
do heavier work than
my strength could
stand, and had to be
on my feet most of
the time. Finally l
had to give up this
work entirely and
stay at home. Doc
tor s medicine didnot
give me much relief,
and my mother r
wanted me to take
lydia q. Pinkham'S
Milford chronicle., 1923-06-29
Samuel J. Wilson & Sor
MILTON, DELAWARE.

Funeral Directors and Embalmers'
We have added to our funeral equipment a new
Motor Funeral Car. for which we make no extra
charge. We have still retained both our Black
and White horse drawn hearses, which therefore
places us in a position to furnish either horse
irawn or motor hearses.
We are the best equipped and carry the largest
stock of funeral supplies south of Wilmington.
Cali phone Office No. %, residence No. 90.
Phone service day and night If calling after 10
D. m call No. %. All calls promptly answered.
No extra charge for distance use of hearse or
vife's services.
We also carry a large and complete assort-
ment of Furniture Carriages RunabOuts. Farm
Wagons. Rack Wagons and Farming Implements
Milford chronicle., 1923-06-29

weekend.
Fire which originated from the ex-
haust pipe at the ice plant, broke out
last Tuesday morning at one o'clock.
The alarm sounded and the LeWes fire
company turned out promptly, but the
men on duty at the ice plant had it
l well under control in a few minutes
after the whistle sounded; very little
damage was done.
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Macdonald of
Elkton, Md, is here on Lewes Beach
\ with her family for the summer
months.
A referendum vote was taken in
4ewes on Saturday afternoon, June %,
o decide whether the Town of Lewes
jhall bond itself for $15,0O0.O0 for the
purpose of paving Second street,
which is the business street of the
town. 1t was carried.
Walker L. Mifflin and family of Do
yer, have moved to their cottage in
Rehoboth Beach for the summer.
Mrs. Mary GOslee, of Harrington,
lfs-psSIY of this town, visited her sis
Mrs. George H. Landlord,
week.
boat 81. Henry Edmunds'',
been at the shipyard of
nd Sharp, in Wilmington,
days, undergoing an over
AaS arrived here and is now
ttion.
recent meeting of the Lewes
npany these officers were
President, Edward J. Suth-
ee president, John R. LawtOn;
and treasurer, Arthur H.
chief, G. Clifton Maull; first
/, Frank M. Williams; second
t5ohn R. Layton; third as
IF, Thomas Hazard; fourth
hief, Arthur II. Morris;
ieer, Edward j. Suthard;
ant engineer, Thomas T.
econd assistant engineer,
ter; nozzlemen, Matthew ].
RI F. Lange, Randolph P.
W. DIVA Prettyman, Geo.
e and William ]. BFeretOn.
the Firemen's Convention
m were appointed as fol-
III C. Pierce and Edward
delegates; alternates, Ar
Urls and Frank M. Will
Iarsh, of Lewes,
Joseph, of Har-
!. Bennum, of near
the late Henry o.
rrie1 = ednesday,
by Rev, !;
|aUIM. E N
Milford chronicle., 1923-06-29
Beware of complimentary banQusts.
FRIENDS NOTICED
IMPROVEMENT
Wonderful ResuItsfromLydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Beloit, Wis.-"My female trouble was
brought on by overwork. l had worked
Milford chronicle., 1923-06-29

IF yoH are sick, take ChirOpractic Ad-
justments and get well. ANNA K. GRE
coRIUs, CHirOPrGctOT. Offices: Milford
and Dover. sS-t
Milford chronicle., 1923-06-29

IF you are sick, take CHR
iustments and get well. Al
GoRIUs, ChirOPracfOr. OHe
and Dover.
Evening star., 1923-05-31

The Sport Hat.as shown in this lot is
not strictly tailored affair-for they
are trimmed in dozens of effective ways
velvet and silk bands and streamers,
pleated effects, combining several ma
terials and colors-all-over embroid-
cred, pin wheels and ornaments of vari-
Gus kinds-they are different-very
much so. To buy such smart styles-of
such materials and Workmanship is
nothing short of startling.
Evening star., 1923-05-31

The kind of sweaters that fill in for dozens of
summer needs. Of knitted wool, with long sleeves,
becoming round necks and belts style both simple
and smart. Shown in buff, gray, orchid, Harding,
black and navy.
Floor, Lansburgh d Brother.
Evening star., 1923-05-31

I6lL dIlu OlllDllld dllOll
Materials
-Whttc Milan Hemp
-FeH-MHau Combined
Genuine Bangkok
-Mtlon and Ribbon
-Leghorn and Velvet
-Colorfnl Noerie Hemp
Fine Jap limbo
-Boynyard Stra1us
-Nc7v 2-Toue Milan
-Pldited Horse Hair
-Baronet-and-H Hemp
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-07-06
AT THE lBEKTY.

Owing 10 he tasi Thai This . aC-rAA
Eask aa3 l2ay u1hs- 4ttr2etIons were
drawing ?eo2ls 10 T2-5oas points q
Ihe compass LIE L1as-gy ao5as oPt1
aaass only sNo evenings ms week.
Saturday ans SnnaAy. api Ihls popular
place III entertainment has Al offering
n The moving picsnrs line thai cannot
tai II please. making NJ ID 9aAllIs
tar any hack n eaAntaJy qresssnl2I1S'A
NE lss ding fsssure far Saturday 2na
sunday evenings VIII ne Head over
Heels \ cama3y -E-2IAA N unusual
inls-esl Win 1hRI always popular
screen star. Mabel N0rmann. N The
leading role The name oi MISS Mar
man6 Is drawing cara IN 5tsalI hui
in this picture she Is supported by q
gerry strong casJ IL Is plctnre 10
drive away the hines and sun presents
exciting fahunras Then There VIII he
another episode nj The Timber
Queen that is keeping patrons AnN-
jnus 10 learn how TIT. heroine Is going
10 SEA GU NJ the scrapes she manages
70 Ger inln. To round oul this excellent
program Ihare is & Twe-retl cnmedy'
THE Rand 10 &uin perfect scream.
Arransemenls have been made N pre-
sen, soon THE Third Alarm i pre-
npctiDn thal has drawn the largest
houses Of any recent phmnplay Ihal
has been produced.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-07-06
SSEsGrr's SALE.

Timer and by virtue ni viii oi IKE.
r.Irinr Under Foreclosure. issuac nuf o.
the Superior Court Of the stnfe o. " ash -
lnsfon, holding term. 81 ohAnoshh
"a Estlinr-tDr in and fOr OizAn0sau coun-
~ M The lirh aaE Of June, ls2a. and ~
me di-ecfed and aelipersa, fDr Juds
lnt.rlf rendered in salo court. IN The 18th
aAF oi june. lsss in fgUor oi G4eOree III
c. = Shaw. has vile, for the sum %
One Thousand Two fundred Fifty and
NO huDdrsths Dollars l2BO.bbl 1pesthsl
with costs Of suit End interest J hive
leTjed IN al tae right. title, claim ana
interest," % said defendant Of, in Gno II
ne following property. TO-wit
-Lp; One a. IL Section FpuT - Hnt
the NN1l SEA Of Section Five CD ex-
land Thirty feet wids from the proposed
-Srs1s Highway To Int Five o. IN sHit
Section. al il Township Forty 400
North. Range Twenty Seven t2T. L. W
M"
Notice is hereby given that On the eSti
day Of July A. n. 1923, al 10 Of CLOCK a
NJ, Of said day ] will sell all the rigfl-
title and interest OF SAID G r Shaw ant
Mrs c. T. Shaw, his wife or either o
them, III and 10 the above described
property, or SO much thereof as may ",
necessary 10 satisfy plaintiffs claim. ne
sides all costs, interest ano accruin!
COSTS.
The sale will take place al the from
door OF the Court House al OisanogRT.
IL OEanoran county. Washington, L,
public auction. for cash III hand 10 In'
highest and best bidder
Dated nj Disanogan. OkanOgan cDuntl
Washington, this 18th DAY Of June, a d
E j wILsON. sherir
of OSanogan County, Washington
GRANT & WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY for Plaintiff,
Jrovllle. Washington
First publication june %. 1872, III.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-07-06

Mr and Mrs Dokkea entertained nj
dinner Sunday M ant Mrs Nhafue
Aaa family. Hugh Miller. of Pine creek
ana Mrs gsnoess Miller ~ New YORK
Word has been received -a1i ;
daughter WIS born % NJ. Aoc Mrs
Frank h pAll4an. IT.. NJ Seattle, Wed
nesaar mo-ning, kind If family GEL
eArAl5on at the s1h IL July
Milo HlAks sent B string II horses
which be haa accumulated in the line
nj business. 10 NsItrrills, On The slh
10 t.e sold al 8pci5on MI. Hicks ts-
nres il oar lhA1 from present 1naica-
Mons there is gong 10 be his hAf-
ges1 IN Douglas county tins year, Ano
Notwithstanding 1haI The gas car has
almost crowded The horse off Tns earth
harvesting CRnD0i ne accomplished
without The AID nj horse flesh, hence
there aushl 10 be Il mRI'ke' tnr his an
imhls Al TaierviIle JnsI nj the pres
EN- IluS.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-07-06
ORDINANCES No

an ordinance vncB1lns the alley rhhhlhs
through Esiocs FifIeAn AND Ihst p0rsini
nj Garden SSreel ly'ins between Sane fsinch
f,lftean and Fslack Fourteen ~ me ii@'
al ORC in The Town Df Orovilie Nssshiis
Ton. mn.
NChfrags on the snG day ~ AprL. I'VE
rht owners o. the lDss and blocks froht-
ms and RburrinC the alley through Secf
III, and thai pnrtiun III Garden Stfrfs =
lna hnrween SAID block il ;ino BLOCK -
al III. nlia M Orc In Ths Town ~ OroViii'
ffed v,rlh The Town Clark oi ss.io IoWh
rhtir l,alitinn II vacsgIe sIliu aiieS Aho
sidd l,Oi'unn a. said street, hnn
Whereas On the 16Hh uaN Of Ap'h ti'
Town council az ssliu Town PASSED q Ti,so-
iItian fiSlns and designating MnnhhN'
MAY .lI al the hour ~ S'at D. m, a ti s
CRY EaI al siAiu Town rs thc Slfnt i-he
place fof The hearing ~ siaio l'e1i1inh IN.
airecten the CieTs 10 give Que tahn h'sh
NOTICE thereof, ann pr0oi ~ s'-io h"N''"
heins aIly man. rs 1ht Clerk anu
Whereas This matter coming on IA ne
h.itrd an tht alsi III My ~ Tht ri1nt Aho
place fiXeu IL saju resniiitlnh Ahu Nho1
heins no quorum prtsstsnI Ilt MAph liz
Councilman present eniiaihnsu i-iin ' 1'',..
lnned the hearing nj said pariIinh 10 a uiit
Irh lgsa al rhs hpur nj s. ~ J. M si Ins
SAFE city hall riIsi hsins F'sfHl ihes'-
iuc "a said council and ,,
Whereas on lie sIh nay ~ june, LIZ" ~
th. hnll .4nd place N which me sA1o
dulv hah and altar tiut cDnsidertI,ah shto
pslfiiuu WIS granted T'herhlnit ..v,
EE IT ORR MED ~ Itah NtelHNA-
Of THE TOWN OF oI.0N1lA4h.
Secretion Thai the alley running
through Bincs f'if1ssn 1h9 ino al liiAa
norton ~ Garden Srres; lyIlss peINetA
said block Fifteen lnu tiioch tp14'N
OF 4hs pia1 NJ ORR and irInf soulh ~
Cherry street and nni-rh N PARK slfst''
i,r and the same aTe hereby racElsa-
Section :. This ordinance shan Li.kt
effect frnm and after lis nIn'rDVil ns INT
AIavo,. and plIhlir.tion IL the OrDvIlit
Weekly Gazette, n newspaper puniisheo
and III general circulation III si.io 1nWh
81 0rnville
lntrndIlcea and passed firsf reading
June i 1898
Passed anu approved ny the mayor,
July =. 1929.
Published July {, 1895.
Annrnveu.
r. &. TEAS,
Mayor
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-07-06
PENTICTaN CEIEaRATES.

FRANK u TAYLOR soaS N The d.
nllll0n nRr celebration NJ HelT3clon
Monday fse reports than there was 8
large crowd p-essnl ana the line ri
SPOTS provided was very entertaining
A. there we're 50 many prorrAcle6
celeAraIions On Tins sjas NJ ths Tine
several naar by, running avar TWO and
Ihree dsrs, attracting celehra1ors
trom rhis par1 II The country very
aew cars were IN PcnI1sIan from Orc
clllt a. ne valley towns. Mir. Tayln-
started rhal Ihere was s very hearg
raln ta2l over z0De IN The valley
from he head n OsOyaas lake 70 Dag
lhse Only lish1 shower fen 81 Pen
yic'ron
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-07-06
LOOMS HENS

M. Aas Mrs Clark Neelr ana ruS
SOFAS have returned 70 taeir home a.
Wsnstohee s9ssr weeks vssst gssA
Mr.. and Mrs >ylvester Bowers TIE
asrsass - Mrs Nicely
Mrs. Glen Owens, daughter ~ NJ
and Mrs, c "a. Aaalr. has returned :,
AeT home 81 porI Orchard
MIS-. J. N R5ohmaaa entertained s
COMPANY II ladies al her harn. On
MONDAY afternoon, in honor az Mrs
Msrr4l Chase, 81 Olympia. who * US.
SUlns with MIS- {, P. ssarrre6t
3acs Ca6y ~ GepnAl5e. ! spending
esoaraon Visiting Al the hone Of his
SISTER MIS-. Salon I. sam
Mayor Q. r Chase Ana vlfe AZ Ne
nstshee we're hr-isf risita-s IN rov1.
during Tia past week
TWIN daughters arrived Al 7A@ home
~ MT. and Mrs c r l4anaereraan
las1 week Dr- Erner of 0ravsllt hc3ea
IN THE role Of usher.
GGy and Percy hlsS crnan were sum-
m0ned 70 Spokane last week. racafvtue
word rhR5 their mbther had nsssef
away The community extends sv-m~
mainly 10 the hsraaweh brothers. who
are ola timers IN Looms.
Miss H6na Schultz. who has h,..rl
AMENDING normal schonl al Boiling
ham arrived hbme las1 waek ana WIN
spend the summer months here.
Mrs. n ]. Flynn ana children nj
Nanntchee, and Dr.. and Mrs Connie
al 0uIaS we're visfsa-s rqe, .af
eth al the home nf Nj. and Mrs c. II
Anoshar.
MI and Mrs. ROht Wilson have
gone n Vancouver. 3 C.. where Mrs
Wilson viii visit several monrhs Nj
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-07-06

4 snn was born To MI ana Mrs. Ear
Jones. OF Nichthaw-s, al Shar1le. one
DAY this week
The celebration NJ Okanscan WIS a
grand success hath in pninI ~ amend
hnce and entertainment provided
The high noe NJ anto rrapel inTn and
ON Of British Columbia thrnuen Orc
vile Is nov on Scores III cars have
checked in and nuJ al Jhe incAl rus
ANS af9ine since Mnnhgv morning
According IN the Pan,icrnn Herald
The train schedule IN Ths pentictiOn-
Oliver raiirnad VIII so into effect in
Julv ThH win pm This lncaliry In
close tnpoh with rhe Canadian Pacirir
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-07-06

Farmers down from Ellemsham re-
pDrt crops never lDokins better, anu
Il no unforeseen developments nccul
the grain yield win be abnut the haav-
lest ever harvested IN The Hill. o.
course that If is cutting quite a fig
urs with I'll reports from the farming
section, and il is played I'D strong by
pessimisis, class thn1 is always with
rs. Probably those birds hnva the hesl
nf i. in the long run. They are always
expecting the wOrsi OF ii. and hey
have Tne sensation ni hains plaasanly
disappointed II their predictions fall
10 come true, provided they ever ex-
periepce pleasure over anything thar
happens
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-07-06
NOTICE TO s7-ocsaolosss.

ronrire is hereby given shat the regular
annual meeting al rhe stociehoideTs OF me
cDrpviln. oisanostln OIL CnInpisnS WIZ ~
nai6 a1 rl,e nrinrinsl rinrs nj business III
sniH .rnr-nD-arinn 10 VIII. al :. =
esiariis's hardware sIDrs. IN OrnNiiie. l)iS"-
nncan cotInSg, STATE ~ Washington. on
The NH islv nj 1uly 1898, al rhe hnuf ~
ryvp p'rinnk n M. nj silin DAY 1oi Iht
,,,,-.nos. M sf.crinc directors fnr the On
suluc wear and for rhf transsctioh o.
sncf nrhnr and further business Us may
n-ppa-ly rome befOrs the meeting
s T. GJEDfaE Secretary
Tsi-s, rIibIrariBn June ~ 1H2a
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-07-06
~orgcs SOS PUBLICATION.

I.snnrrraenI af Tire interior, 4. : l-An'
orrire M wn1e-vIne Washington, 1ah'
C., sss.
Nance is hereby given thai lanes NJ W..
1sn,, ,.,,,.raet ri o-grIua Washington
y.nn. on March Is ls2a made 30Inesis' a'
Application. No. Bls65S for S1ashx sec
"a Township ~ Range y t. W NJ, N
fiied nBrins nj intention 10 make Tina
uaar y,arof 10 establish claim 70 me hh'
ahpr. described, before l., ". Barnes
TTns,es sra1ns Land commissioner, a
OrprIDe. Washington on the 2Srh day
Irty. ls2a CinimanI names ns Witnesses
Irt.ln Shar1s. Nuah f'esry, bern STERN
and Lucy J.. 1iDhier all NJ DroVIha
Washington.
y,,-s.- n,Ihltn,atinn June % 1893.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-07-06

sunday Ksthiyn williams and Fran
ess Barney swa1n across osoyoos axe
from works Point 10 Smiths POM
ane back again il is the second Tine
,hn. Miss Williams has performed The
feHf The lake is half ar three guar
t.rs Of 3 mile wide 81 thsi polnI ana
considering the temperature Of iAe
xute- nj this season II is hold IN
5srrnsinr for any swimmer TO make
-hx y-ossinE
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-07-06

Wilson will rsgara IN about q week
Many Looznlsl;es migrated - Okla
hogan CAslSa ant e1asr points - take
in TIE festivities IN The national holi-
asy.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-07-06
| GAZETTE BARGAINS

this column. 10 cents s
insertion unU 5 cents
subsequent insertion
q cents.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-07-06

T,epartnert of the Interior, T. S. LAND
Office al Waterville Washington, july
3 1928.
Notice Is hereby given that Miehael
Alannins OF I.oomis. Washington who OF
NAV g. la19 made additional stoch-rals--
ING homestead entry serial No. 016.aa.,
Tor s1SNE1. Section Q, SWA Nv u,
E4-SW4. and sWs4 SCI. Section 4, Town
shin - North, Range 26 E w NJ. has
flied notice.o intention To make Tnres-
Year uroof 10 establish claim IN the fano
anov,. described before S. i. Sineoch, II.
s Commissioner. III TorasfSet, Washing
ton. OF the 18th day o. AeSus1, i'-I
Claimant names as witnesses; Wn. d
Ford o. l.oomis, Wash. arthur A-u III :
u 4 1rdd of 1,onasaxat Washington, ano
Il e Cox, OF I.eomis. washington
e K FRIrTS Register
First publication July 6, ls2s.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-07-06

NOTICE. is HEREBY GIVEN Tt1A1
one Roru touring car, 1917 model was
seized ny the deputy collector o. customs
ri Chopaiia, Washington. al f"uI H 1aI.L
Mime Nigntnaygl Washington, on June
u 1873 for violation Of the United
states revenue laws anu parties claiming
the same are hereby notified 10 lille Their
claim with the Collector OF Customs Al
Seattle washington within twenty DAYS
from the date OF first publication Of this
notice nn July g. 1929, anu unless such
claim II filed within the prescribed time
tine TAI will ne SOLD Al public auction al
the customs house al CnopaiSa Washing
ION on August Il 1929, al eco D. m.. 10
the highest bidder for cash. Willard 7.
Harrison Collector OF Customs.
First publication July {, i923-3I.
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