THE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 14, 100.
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it in t? e
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AiJrich. of Va!o,
ity.
E. F. Hali, of Lt, tpent !"''' u
Tbe Vt.lt.
Andrew Tfirfo, otCamJe
i in tr.e C;tv.
T. H. F.nern, of Ilwl T.Utr, wat in
the city latt n':M.
Chat. Barer, the Port Tc enseal ttock
barer, it in t:.t city.
Grant Abb t in
lie cti from tit
borne Lear Ante.ot.
A. P. CtbiM, of D.ytsn, it registered
t tae I'ojt.i.? Hoase.
Harry M yert returned Utt night from j
a thort tiit to fort.toa.
Mr. end Mrt. Eobt. Mart. Jr. left for
their borne in Ante.ope ibis niornin
baring tcarnt terera! dtvt in tr.e cny
visiting re.atire and friends.
M?ikUj' Daily.
County Oerk Keisae bit retorneJ
from a bnsineti trip to shaniko.
C!.r Dari. one of Kimisier't tclid
firmert, it registered at tr.e Umatilla
Hoase.
W. B. Winant and Geo. E. Fortythe
are in town todar from Winans, near
Hood Hirer.
11. Taylor Hili, tbe well known stock -man
of Prineriile, it a guest of the
Umatilla iioate.
Mrt. H. II . Rid iell left on tbit after
" noon't paeseng-er, on a wieit to ber
mother in Portland.
G A. Van Anda and T. F. Wood were
passengers on trie Regulator thi morn
ing bocnd .'or Hood River.
flon. T. H. Mctireer and hit mother
In Uw, Mrt. Marphy.of Antelope, tpent
andar in tbe city risitiog friends.
Mitt Pearl Ward left cn tbe Regulator
tbit morning for Sheldon, Wash., where
tbe bai accepted a petition in a iniilinery
toiw.
Connty Snreyor Goit went to Hood
Eirer thit morning to tnrey a propoted
connty road in the Baldwin ceigbbrir
bood. Artbor Kennedy, a patt marterof tbe
art prewrTatire, afier working two
yeara and a half on tbe Vaeo Xei,
retaroed latt Mtnrday to bit home in
tbit city.
C. E. Dawron left latt Thartday for a
three montht trip to the interior. He
repreeentt tne groeerr firm of Hichit, of
Portland, and A. M. Williamt A Co., of
tbit city.
Mr. ai.d Mrt. On rite Britain were in
town today from Victor. Mr. Britain
fcat aold bit ranch near Victor and in
tend to more to Kiatoatb eoonty and
go into tbe cattle basinet.
Frank R. Pea'xxly came into town
thit morning with M. J. Anderson,
Itafor'trilltge blacktmith and populist
ttatetman, who hat gone on a ttrictly
batinets trip to Portland.
TnexUjr't Dtily.
M. T. Xolan male a trip to Portland
yesterday.
William II. Btaatt, of Do'or, spent latt
nig hi in tbe city.
Hon. F. P. Mayt came op last night
from Portland on a short batinett trip.
F. C. Rott left thit morning on The
Dalle City on a butinett trip to Van
oaer. Col. F. M. Malone, one of the big
therpmen of Montana, it at the Umatilla
House.
Mrt. II. P. Lee and ber mother, Mrt.
Cason, left on thn boat thit morning ou
visit to friendt in Portland.
Ben Allen wat a guest of the Umatilla
House last night and left for Priueville
cn the morning's stage.
T. Clay N'cece, of Moro, It in the city.
Mr. Neece says the grain proipecit in
feherraan county are the bet he bai ever
seen. i
F. C. Savatre, traveling azent of the '
Chicag., A Xorthwestern. -vas a pa,.enger j
on The Dalles City thit morning bound I
for Portland. j
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Isaac and George Jules will leave In i
the morning for Ar.tone, Wheeler cntntv. !
to remain till next fall operating llieir
placer mine at that place.
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John If. Cradlebangh arrived hero on i
the afternoon passenger from bis minej
In Baker county. Mr. Cradiebangh sav i
there it five feet of
snow uo where be
lives.
Amos Darneille, an old and respected
riurLi !C ALL as
HOW CHARLES IV. BABCOCIC
Proprlotof Lycoum Sholl Oyator Parlor, of Rochotor, N.Y.
Obtained $2,000 Llfo Insurance Policy
"My business a proprietor of the Lyceum Shell Oyster Parlor, 845 Main
atreet. Rochester, N. V..'" writes Mr. Charles V. llabcock, "was so confining
that my luns became alfected.
Jly doctor
ana no to'vork at snnie
thiiiKO'.itdoors. lles.inl
my lung were in bail
fihope, and I knew it
just ns well as he did.
'J"he trouble had been
Kiowini: on mo for a
lonu; time. Like most "ft
father people, I tnul to
mako myself believe
tho trouble was not
tha liintra I r-;ill,-1
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p,... - Ik 111 . P;
Ktoniach trottbloor tier- - v- A. v5 ;"
vous disorder, but I . ' j.'V
and wastinif away ri;ht rf, :"2-
i'on(?. I hst in weight, J-
fallmu; from 140 to 115
pounds. Somehow or
oilier, I ((ot holil of A tit
er" Knijliih Kemcdv
for Throat and Luni? trotihlos. and after taking it attordniK to directions, I was
tut well as any man in New York State. I was healthier and stronger than be
fore I took the cold which came so near killing me. I now weigh no pounds
ten lound more than ever. After recovering, I applied for a life' insurance
policy. When the doctor began examining me, I was afraid he would discover
that my lungs had once been alTectcd, but he didn't. I passed all right, and
vras pronounced in a brst-ela condition. If that isn't proof of the most posi
tive kind that Acker English Remedy is a great medicine. I don't know what
you call proof. I give it my warmest endorsement. My address is given above
Anyone who wishes may write 111c personally about my case."
Sold at ?c, oc. and ft bottle, throughout the United States and Canada
nd in England, ut is. ad., as. 3d., 4s. fid. If you are not satisfied after buying,
etjrn the bottle to your druggist, and get your money back.
a
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asfAorur Ihe ah. gwiranUe. W. 11. HOOK EH 4t CO., l-r.yrirtmt, Ktw York.
For Sale by BLAKELEY & HOUGHTON.
IreV.Ject of Waxle, it tpend
mm soon oc
tins with Lit ton Henry
I trevioct to making T
'. permar-et tec:.
Aa,nl Letters.
f crowing it tie :it of lef.ert rerran. j
icg in the ploc t The Dii'.rt nn-1
called for Marco 1). 1S"0. rersoL '
'ca'.Ucj for tLe ux will gi'.e df on j
j which they were advertised : j
; un;(i. j
' Anderson, Mattie Ciarkton, Mra;e j
, Drake, Mi-t Ard;e Johnson, Mrt.Anme ;
-Johnson. Mrt. Win. Johnston, Mit. E.
Uroie, jus. Lucy r aei, .
Pnii. Jlit l Re.i. Mrs. Martha-
Rot. Mrt. Wm. H. Smith. Mis Lillie
;
'Gedei Mr. Henry
j jone, j.
Franking, Cenj.
Gaskell, S.
McMillen. J. H.
McNeil. Jo
McLain, J. II.
Bogers. Chas.
Rooerts, Frank
MeTimmonds, Jat.
McMatthews.Albert
Koval, C. F.
Rotbchild, M. A.
titainbarie. Geo.
Thomas, J. L.
Williams, J. T.
II . H. Riddkll, P. M.
i strawn, A. 1.
! Smith V A
Williams, W. A
KBrkabl Cmw of BktiMllm.
From tht Vindicator, RnthcrfonltftD, N. C.
Tbe editor of the Vindicator bat bad
! occasion to test the tfEcacy of Chamber-
I Uin'a Pain P.!m twice with the mOSt
remarkable resoltt In each case. First,
with rheoroalism in the shoulder from
which be (offered excruciating pain for
tea days, which was relieved with two
applications of Pain Balm, robbing tbe
part afflicted and realizing inttant
benefit and entire relief in a very thort
time. Second, in rheamatitm in thigh
joint, almost prostrating him with severe
pain, which wat relieved by two appli
cation, robbing with the liniment on
retiring at night, and getting up free
from pain. For tale by Blakeley &
Hongbton.
Flo raoltry and Itallaa Bees.
Silverlaced Wyamdotte, Englitn Red
Cap and Rote Combed White Leghorn
chickens for tale. Single birds $1 each.
Eggt for setting $1 per fifteen.
Italian beet 1 per pound. Queen
beet warranted purely mated, 75 ceott
each. Queent tent by mail and tale ar
rival guaranteed. Addrest
Mrs. A. A. Bonnet,
feb21-lmo Tygh Vallej, Or.
Strayed.
A black horse weighing about 1250
pounds and branded 25 on the lelt
tboolder. .Same strayed from the farm
of Jobn Brookhouse, which It situated
tiz miles beyond Dufor. Libera! re
ward ofTt red for information regarding
recovery. Addrest
S. R. WlSANg, -
mar"-lmw Dufur, Or.
Voleanle fcraptlona
Are grand, but tkin eruptions rob life
of j-y. Bucklen'e Arnica Salve curet
them ; also old, running and fever tores,
Ulcers, Boilt, Felons, Corns, Wartt,
Cuta, Bruises, Burnt, Scalds, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains. Best Pile cure on
earth. Drives ont pa'ns and aches.
Only 25 ct. a box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by Blakeley & Houghton, drug-,
gists. a
Moles for Mala.
One span of mules, 15 yean old. for
tale. Weight, each about 1000 pounds.
For particulars addrest
M. K. McLeod,
3 14 lm .'"our mile east of Kingtiey
Rev. W. E. h'tz'.r, W. Canton, X. Y..
writes, "I hnd Jrspepsia over twentv
years, and tried doctors and medicines
, ilhout benefit. 1 was persuaded to use
,- . . T. .
v-otl' Dyspepsia Cure and it helped me
from the ttsrt. I believe it to be a
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Pncea ' 'l '0"" ' indigestion." It
tlitfeta wtint yt n eait.
egg ror naif.
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Full blooded, barred Plymouth Rock
eg, per setting fl .00 and f 1 .50. For
particulars call on or address,
Sanders Buoa.
Bx6I7. The Dalles, Or.
told mo I'd hftvo to leave the store
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cupy THE TOWN !
GslsitisslEi'ias EriiROsljlM
H3S:itSt!B:!ar! Farca.
ARE N EARING
- BLOEMFONTEIN
Roberts Forces Onlj Tweotv-Five Miles
From tbe Free Stats Capital.
London, March 12. At the present
rate of progress, Lord Robert should be
in moemiontein Marcn n, tuouga au c
calculation may benpset by tbe develop-
ment oi more itrenuou reeisiancs iuan
tbe Boer have to far attempted. The
dittance between Rbert and the Free
State capital it now to traall only about
twenty-five miles that it it apparent
tbe Boert either contemplate making a
determined ttand on tbe outskirt of tbe
town, or for strategic reason best known
to themselves are allowing Lord Robert
to occupy, after merely barraseing hi
advance. Tbe numerical superiority of
tbe British troop leave no doubt in tbe
mind of the critic here that Lord
Roberta will accomplish bia immediate
objective,tbeoccopation of Bloemfontein.
The Commandrr-in-Chief't latest dis
patch announcing that General Gatacre
I at Belbulie Bridge and the special
taring that Gatacre command tbe
bridge approaches, put the Boers in
that vicinity between two British force,
Asvoge Kop, whence Lord Robert sent
hi last cable message being 100 mile
almost due north of Bethulie. However,
there is a large plain between them and
the main body of the Boer now con
fronting Lord Roberts, with its ceaseless
activity, may be quite able to cover tbe
retreat of tbe burgher confronting Gen
eral Gatacre. Once the British are in
control of tbe railroad from Bethulie to
Bloemfontein the junction at the Free
State capital of General Galacre and
Roberts would be a matter of a very few
days.
Commenting on the fact that Lord
Robert found the Boer holding a posi
tion in a part of the country supposed to
bave been left open, tbe St. James'
Gazette tayt: "No more damaging in
dictment were ever preferred against
any cavalry."
Rumor of the relief of Mafeking con
tinue to circulate, but fail of any con
firmation. From Xatal, which General Boiler ao
erroneously declared was free of Boer
and from Cape Colony, where "General
Kitchener's stern hand It upon the
rebellion, there is no news of any im
portance. PUERTO RICANS
MUST BE FED
In
the Center of tbe Island There Is
Nothing to .at and Fruit Cannot
Be Had for From Two to Four
Months.
New Yobk, March 12. Accompanying
tho report of Brigadier-General Davis,
Governor-General of Puerto Rico, in re
gard to the situation in the ieland, ia a
report made by Captain II. S. Bishop, of
the Fifth Cavalry, stationed at Manatee,
in which he makes a strong appeal for
food.
Captain Bishopttates thatthe pressure
for relief supplies 1 greater today than
it wat before the hurricane. The sugar
industry will give employment to'only a
i lesving the balance of the poor class
without any occupation or means of tup.
port. In tome sections they are be
ginning to raise tweet potatoes, tint in
the center of the Ieland, or the coffee
district, there is nothing for the poor to
eat. Banana aid plantains will not be
ready for from two to four months. If
the rations are not continued, Captain
Bishop tMtet, there Is almost certain to
j be an outbreak of lawlessness and an
I increase of illness and the death rate,
j He ssyt he bad hoped to reduce the
rations, but reportt from all tectiont of
the district iiiilicste increased destitu
tion. General Davit state that tuch of the
coffee-plantert at cinld have cleared up
the rnbbiih an J weedt in their fields,
having no money to pay their hands,
hive laid them cff. Workmen and their
families, lacking money to live, are drift
ing Int3 the town: dntrd,.'V; food.
General Davit tskt for a second ship
ment of 600 ton of rice, codfish and
bacon, In uaal proportion, to follow
the 500 ton to go on March In.
Iwi Ackerman, Gosheo, Ind., tayt,
"DeWitt't Little Early Riiert alwayi
bring certain relief, care mr headache
and neer gripe." They gently cleante
and invigorate the bowel and lirer.
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C. C. COOPER,
MANUFACTURER OF
High-Grade Stock Saddles
and Shop-Made Harness.
DEALER IN
Tent, VV(jon Covers, and all article usually
kept in a first-class harness thop.
Opposite
Moody's Warehouse,
THE DALLES,
Headquarters for Seed Grain of ail kinds.7
Headquarters for Feed Grain ot rii kin
Headquarters for Rolled Grain, ail kinds
Headquarters for Bran. Shorts,
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Headquarters for "Byers' Best" Pendle
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w, . , it tjveryaack I gnaranteed to give atifaction
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Cheap Chicken Wheat,
Poultry Food, Bee Supplies.
SEEDS.
fITH A FULL LINK OP
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GLENN & CO.
and Motors
ETC
furnished on application.
S. GUNNING, Agent, '
THE DALLES, OREGON
This Stamp a Guarantee
OREGON'.
of Quality.
BICYCLES
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MAKER J
Sheriff's Sale.
IN THE CIRCriT COURT OF TIIK STiT.
I ot Oregon, fur l' nion county.
Ann Fitzgerald, plaintiff,
T.
, Geurge Herbert, defendant.
! Br virtue of an execution and order nfni.
duly issued out of and under the M-al ol therir'
euit Court ot the Male .f On-xon, lor the i ,Mini
I uf I'nion, to me directed and ditted the 'th 1
of KovemDer,lM-9, uron a dw rv f,,r iht f,r
rloture of a certain mor:gv.and ju'1fx.-n( rr
! drrwl and enleri in aa.d court on tti 'th a,.
of November. 1. in the atxa entitltd tnll
; in favor of the i-laiuiiff and ain.t Ihe cli-iid!
! ant. Oeorae Herbert, a judgement debtor, in ih
, tutu of ninety one dollar i d J)erit, v, it,
terest thereon from the S4th day of April, uu
: at the rale of eiiht per cent per annum, .uij Um
; further mm of twenty-two dollar and oOi-rin,
; euu, and the euats of and upon this writ .od
I commanding Die to make aaleof Ihe real pmpett.
i embraced iu tueb dereof force lou re and hera
I Inalt r 1wnbd, I will, ou the 17th uv o
I March. KM), at the hour of two o'elork iu'the
afternoon of aaid day, and at tha frontdoorof
j the County Court Houae in IaUea City, Vum
; County, Orearon, tvll at public auction to tha
lhi.h.lhiMrlnt..ih in .11 . 1 : '
- uuuu. mil lllim,
title and interest which tbe defendnnt, fieorw
Herbert, or either of thera bad on the iith day
of November, 1m9, the da'e of tbe Jodgmtnt en
tered herein, or which ueh defendant! nr n
of Ibedefendenta herein bave lnre icqnlrwl, or
now have in and to tbe following- deacribnl rvl
I roperty, situate and being In Waaco County,
to-wit: Commencinc at tha north east corner
of the same lot which is li 'tinted and known u
tbe former renidenee of Mrs. Mar Cooper, and
running thence eut 17 (wt: thence aoutb from
the middle of the street tea rnd; thenee
west ITU feet: tbence north ten (10) rods to th
place of beginning; being inW. D. Bigelow't Ad
dition to Lollet City, and known ou the reeoras
of deeda ol Wasco County, as a parcel of land
tie (ltd by E M. Clements and wife to Mary
Cooper, of dte December la, 1802: thit bet of
tbe one-balf of said claim, and being the Mm
Iraet eonreyed UiMr. E. A. Cates by Lnula
Davenport and wife by deed, dated May 12. l7i,
and recorded at page 196 of Book E, Record uf
leed for Wasco O-ninty, Oregon, and being
descended to the said : George' Herbert nndr
tbe will of bis mother, tbe said Mrs. E. A. Cates;
said parcel of land lying and being in liailes
City, Wseo County, Oregon, and more particu
larly nd correctly described as follows: Com
mencing at tbe southeast corner of lot two (2) In
block deignated 0 or xero in Bin a Addition to
Dalles Citv. according to tho maps in common
nse iu said city, the said lot being the same
designated as lot two (J) in block No 1, in the
original deed by which it was conveyed by W.D,
Bigelow to Orlande Hum-iaon on December 12,
lmVCand running Ithence northerly along the
east line of said lot two 2) to tha northeast
corner thereof, and tbence continuing along
said line In the same direction northerly to Us
south tideof Alvord street; thenee easterly along
the s uth line of said Alvord street seventeen
tnd one-half II7'1 feet; tbence southerly and
parallel with said first line ten rods.niore or less,
to a point l;1 feet easterly from the point of
beginning, and tbence westerly and at tight
angles with said last line seventeen and one
hall 17'il feet to the place of beginning, or so
much of said property as will satisfy said judg
ment and decree, with costs and accruing costs.
Bald prorty will be sold subject to eonflrnia
matlon and redemption as by law provided.
Dated tt The Dalles, Oregon, this llilh day of
February, 1'JOO.
ROBERT KELLY,
febn-il Sheriff uf Wasco County, Or.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Vakcouveb, Vah.,(
I ebrunr? 3, 1W0. )
Notice is hereby atven that the following
named settlers have filed notice of their Inten
tion to make final proof in support of their
claim, and that said proof will be made iefiir
W. H. Presbr, United States Commissioner for
Ulstrlctof VYashfnKton. at hia office in liolden
dale, Washington, on Friday, Match 16, WOO, vU:
Hekiah, widow of Yeacham roB,
deceased, an Indian,
Homestead Entry No. 862. for the west half of
northwest qUHrter and lot 4, section lfi,townshlp
2 north, of range 14 east, Will. Mer.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence nuon, and cultivation
of said land, vis:
Mill Hss-ua-sha, Charlie Wles, Robert Way
weyas, Jeny Moses, all of Columbus P. O., Wash
ington. alio Skamiah Jr.. an Indian,
Homestead Entry No. 9045, for the east half of
northwest quarter and lot 3. section 16, town
ship t north, of range 14 east. Will. Mer.
lie name the following witnesses to prove
Discontinuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Bill Haa na-shs, Charlie Wles, Robert Wah
weyas, Jeny Moses, all of Columbus P. O., Wash
IiiKUm.
H 11 W. R. DL'NBAR, Register.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Land Orrici at VAKcocvia, Wash.,1
March 8, lmo. j
Notice is hereby given that the following
named scttltr lias Died notice of bis inten
tion to make final nroof In snnnott of his
claim, nud that said proof will be mnde b -fore
tt. tt. Preslir, United States Commissioner for
Distilctof Washington, at his o'tti-e In (iolden
dale, Wub.. on Monday, April 2.1, liwo, viz:
Herman Engelke,
H. E. No. RS91, for the northwest quarter of
swtlon :, townships north, of rango 14 east.
Will. Mer.
He names the followlna ultnessfs to prove bis
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
stiid land, viz:
Heniy Htneker, William Wilkinson, Diotrlck
II. tteman, ol Centerrille P. ) , Wash., and
Henry Brune, of The tikiles P. O., Onvon.
W. K. UUKBAK.
msrlOil Register.
XOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office atThc Dalles, Orsook, I
February 21,, l'juo. i .
Notice is hereby tlven that the followlng
namid settler has flltd notice of his Intention
to make final proof In support of his claim, snd
thai said pnsif will be made b lore the Rea-lnfr
and Kcci'lver st The Dalles, (irrgon, on balur
day, April 7, latO, viz:
John Frederick Walthor, of The Dalle
Ureiron,
II. E. No. Km. for the NWU Hon II. tnwn.hlll .
1 south, ra-ige Ueast, W. M.
He namea the following; witnesses to prove
his Continuous residence liix.n ami cnltlvallnn
ol said lnd, vis:
u. "oil, John Otnlsr, Frank Ubrlsl, William
Obrlst, all of The Italics, Oregon.
'ebJ8-l JAY P. LI.CA8. Itealstcr.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given thatthe undersigned
has been duly aptxituted by the county court of
the stale of Oregon for Wasen countv, executor
with the will annexed of ihe last will of Mury
Jniie Hockley, deceased. All persona having
claims sgnlnst siildestalo are hereby nnllllnllto
present them to me with I he proper vouchers st
my ollice In The Dnlles, caawon, aiihlii six
rniiiitlis from the date thereof.
Dated Feb. !M, 1!SSJ.
. , B. 8. HCNTlNfJTOV,
feWI-ll Kxecutor.
NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION.
V. 9. Land Orrit E, st The Dsi.lrs, Os.,(
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Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settlci s "'eii nollce of j't Inteiitioii to
make tin I rai, n support of his claim, and
that stlrt 1.100; w.'l be made hs.nia the Register
and Ueceivrr at 1 lie Dalles, Oregon, oil Wednes
day, April 4, 1U0, v 1:
William C. Clark, of The Dalle, Or.
Hometead Entry No. M7I. f.ir the VU, aection
II. township 1 ioiiiii, rnn-, 11 ejst, W. M.
lie tinine. i.i,, blowing witnesses to prove his
continuous lciueiu. upou and cultivation of
said l.ind, vis:
AllKit Turner, Charles ;.i.on f harlot Smith,
l. A. Olbson, all of The Dsllcs, Oregon.
. . JAY I'. tlit'Aa.
fehJS I Register
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Ihe nnileislgniil
lias been sppolntnd by the county eourf, of the
statu ol Oregon, for Masco count, administrator
fnrtheestata of fatrlck Brown, dccuascl. All
persons having claims against said tsitata "
rreiiy uoiiuih; in present said claims, properly
yerliled, to me at the oltlce of nlnnott Hlnnolt,
in I is I Irs ( liv.Ora.. arlihin sis months (mm the
dstc thereof.
Dsted January 2k, 1'jrgJ.
DELIA C. BROWN,
n"H Adnilulsiistor.