r
W. Frank Petett, SPJgS
Has opened for business in the windows of )
Adamson's Drug Store. Bring in your t
Watch, Jewelry and Spectacle work. . . r
State Registered Optician,
All Work Guaranteed -Trial Solicited
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I
Additional Locals.
E. 0. Smith and Will Ynnglt. hotw
Itnyeni from Ktiiri'iu arv In 0nols
county looking tor (ttwxl sotiml I
lionnn lor iik iniiiortua niarKw.
The following wnlijivt will Ih"
prvm-hed upon at the Methodist ;
chureh next SumlXv by the jiaator. j
At 11 a. m. "Self or ?ol." At "SW
p. m. "PrUle, the Pewtroyer." A
cordial welcome at all servkv.
There will le a grand opening of
fall inilllnerr at the new quarters of
T. F. MoOalllxter ft Co., on lower j
Main strwt, Saturday next, Septem- j
lHr28. The la die of rrineville art
cordially invite! to call and iusiiet-t
our stink. I
Rev. M. J. IIkkey liesires to an-j
nounce that he will le in l'rineville
Wednesilay, Oetolier Sl, and will
celebrate mass at 8 o'clock Tlmrsday
morning, Oetolier 4tli. He wilie
that all Catholic neat torn! through
out thin district should act upon
this notk-e and tell their friends of
the meeting. lie will be at lVml
Sunday Oetolier 7th. Masm will be
held there at 9:30 a. m. Itev. Mr.
Hk-key desires all the members of
his faith liTing In Priueville, Madras
and Bend to send their names aud
address to taiiu at Wasco, Or.
The members of the Ep worth
League of the Methodist church are
going to give a straw ride on Fri
day evening, October 5. Wagons
will leave the Methodist churcli at 7,
7:30 and 8 o'clock so as to accommo
date all who wish to go. The
young ladies advertise "A ten-mile
straw ride by moonlight with a so
cial at the KeU-huiu farm." There
will be a small charge for the trip
the proceeds going to the lienetit of
the Epwortu League.
W. W. Reese telephoned over from
Baker Thursday that the Dixie
Meadows mine located on Dixie
Butte twelve miles north of Prairie
has been sold. The parties names
nor the consideration were given out
nor was the news confirmed by any
of the owners who reside here. Some
eastern, parties have been figuring
on the property and while here a few
weeks ago were so1 favorably im
pressed that t lie news of their pur
chase does not come a a surprise.
The Dixie Meadows is without ques
tion the best mine in the Quartz
burg district if not in all Eastern
Oregon. Extensive development has
created immense ore reserves and it
will only take the intelligent and
careful exenditure of a little capital
to make the name Dixie Meadows
known all over Oregon as a gilt
edge producer. Prairie City Miner.
Redmond Fair Premiums.
(Continued from first page.)
Hand painted china Lyle Perry
1st, Mrs. Eby 2nd.
Case of butter Mrs. F Murk 1st,
Mrs. F Redmond 2nd.
Doughnuts Mrs. Bert Laney.
Yeast white bread Mrs. Bauer 1st,
Mrs. Iramelee 2nd.
Baking powder biscuit Mrs. Bnur
1st, Mrs. Lauey 2nd.
Layer cake Mrs. E C Park
Loaf cake Mrs. M E Landes.
Assortment of cakes Mrs. Park.
Home made pickles Mrs. Red
mond 1st and 2nd.
Glass jelly Mrs. Welch 1st, Mrs.
Eby 2nd.
Canned fruit Mrs. Redmond 1st,
Mrs. Eby 2nd.
Potted plant Mrs. Eby 1st and 3d,
Mrs. Welch 2nd.
Bouquet cut flowers Mrs. (! R mc
Lallin 1st, Mrs. Eby 2nd.
Prettiest baby three to nine months
Mrs. Fred Claypool.
Prettiest baby nine to eighteen
months Mrs. A F Ramsay.
KKCOMMKNIIKt) KOIt FliKMIIMH.
Canned vegetables Mrs. Eby.
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Send Your Watches or Jewelry
for Repairs
T O W I N N E K
Ail wi, r-,.
m rui vji iv uuai aiiiccu.
V WW WW
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I The Redmond
H J. H. EHRET, Proprietor,
A Complete new line of Harness, Saddles
and other lines as usually kept in a first
class Harness Shop. There is also in con
nection a Boot and Shoe Repair Shop.
GIVE ME A TRIAL
Crocheted water set Clara Richer.
Light rolls Mrs. Inimelee.
Ilardanger piece Mrs, Kowe 1st,
Mrs. Smith 2nd. 0
Mt melk-h embroidery Anna Steele
1st. Mrs. Imntclce 2nd.
Largest family In attendance ix
children Mrs. A F Ramsay. Premi
um 1000 shingles given by Hlghtower
ft Smith Co,
Rule 13. Premiums awarded and
uncalled for 30 days after the fair
shall le deemed donated to the asso
ciation. This rule will be strictly
enforced, wake a postal card re
quest to the secretary E. C. Park, as
we did not obtain the address of all
exhibitors.
We had -104 entries for premiums
lHtliles the txioies and Including five
general collections, each of which
would have been good for from
twenty to forty single enterics.
Great credit is due xir. Win. Boeglt
of the Cove orchard, tor his very ex
ceilent display.
NOTICE OF MEETING.
The annual meeting of the Crook
Crook Countv Cattlemen's Association
will be held at Priueville on Saturday,
October 13. 190ti. at 10 a. m. All mem
bers of the Association are requested to
be present.
(Signed) E. T. Slaytoh,
-27-3l Vice-President.
To Whom it Hay Coacern.
Mt wife Mrs. L. B. Wood, having de
serted my bed ani board without good
ana siittu-ieiit reason, 1 hereby give no-
ti -e that I will no longer be responsible
lor any lebt8 contracted by her.
2t Lkk Wood.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.
Xotice is hereby given, that in pursu
ance of an order of the t'ountv t'ourt lor
Crook County. Oregon made on the 4th
day of September, 1!U, in the matter of
trie estate oi i . u. Amu, aeceaaetl, the
undersu:nei, the aiiimtiintrtuor of said
estate, will sell at public auction to the
higher bidder for cash, subject to confir
mation by nan! lottnty I ourt, on the SHIi
.lay of October, 16. at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon at tne mint door oi the t ounty
Courthouse in Priueville, Oregon, all the
right, title, interest and estate of the said
CO. Amhs at the time of his death, ami
all right, title and interest that the said
etat lias acquired other than or in ad
dition to that ol tfie said V.O. anilisat
the time of his de-.tth.iu and to all that
certain niece or pan-el of land descrilied
as follows, to-wit: the Northwest quarter
of bection Kleven in Township Twelve
South, of Range Sixteen Kast of Willamette
Meridian in rook County, Oregon.
Terms and conditions of side, cash.
Dated this arth day of S'ptemher liJUi.
W. A. IIooth.
Administrator of the estate of C O.
Ambs, Deceased.
Liquor Petition.
To the Honorable County Court for the
t'ountv of Crook, iState of Oretrou: The
undersigned resiilents and legal voters of
Klack liutte precinct, t rook county, Ore
gon, respectfully petition your Honorable
llody to trrant a license to r. M. .uuiwalt
D. L. M iller, partnership, to sell spirit
uous, malt and vinous liquors and fer
mented cider in quantities less than one
gallon in Black liutte precinct. Crook
County, Oregon, for a period of six months
from and after t e third day of Nnvetnlier,
llWti.
W J Wood ,F M Booth
John Scliulle 'Douthit New
K O Foster - F F Sellman
C L Jolison J W Allen
W H Cyrus WEUraliam
K K Jordan J O Wikon
.1 R Frvrear M M Thomas
H B K'eed Fred Wiese
H K (.lazier O Allingham
T J Frvrear A G Trahan
J 8 Linton O L Kranton
S Dickson Oeo Wood
D Winkle J F Kirtmer
J E Fuller W A Vanbuskirk
W T E Wilson John Amblie
Oeo Cyrus C C Buchanan
Henrv Cralitree C L iJasmun
Hardy Allen Frank Body felt
M L Oliver Alex Smith
C has Hi nd man E W Roberts
M J Rolierts Samuel Wield
M C Lawrence O Lt Allingham
Geo Knahle J K itching
J B Frvrear T Rijrtr
Marion Stilwell H M W Hiiidman
John Y Todd W N Cobb
Jasper Johnson K L Johnson
Lee Cover
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will present the foregoing petition
to the County Court for Crook County,
Oregon, on Monday, the 5th day of Nov.,
lfji, at which time they will apply to the
Court for a license to sell spirituous, malt
and vinous liquors and hard cider in
quantities less than one gallon in said pre
cinct. County and State in accordance
with the prayer of the foregoing petition.
listed this LfTtli day of Sept., 1HU.
lit Zi'mw ai.t it Miller.
Prices Reasonable
'i WW w w w
Harness Shop
REDMOND, OREGON
CrtHk County Court House.
Notk-e la hereby jrlven tlmt the
County t'ourt of Crook County, Orv
iron, will receive wcitlo! bid tor the
the building: of n new court hotinc up
to November 7. l!Mi, nt 10 o'clock H,
nt., Mtthe court house nt l'rineville,
Onnton, n follow:
Fimt A Mil tor the construction
ami lutlldlnir of the funudnilon out
of Htoiu orlulnnlly vhmueil by W,
l. I'ug:h, Archltivt, Salem, Oregon.
Svontl A bhl for the coimlructlon
ami bulUliiiff of the ton mint Ion out
of brick ncconlinu; to amenlet Ihii
by name architect.
Thlnl A bit! for the count ruction
ami completion of tliesiin-rxtnu tim
an orlglimlly lauiieil omitting the
(tome.
Kourth A Mil for the construction
ami couiiletion of the loilldinn com
plete us originally pin lined.
Fifth A bil for the construction
ami completion of the bullillnii; com
plete nccorilluK to the Hiucmleil
plllllrt.
That nil bhln must lie nubmltteil
Uou the plauiiaiul nMvtllcntloiiH of
W. I. r-ig;h. Architivt. Salem. Orv
gon, ami ix-iiksl ami inarkiM "Hiiln
tor Cuirt llonm" nililrennetl to the
County Clerk, rrtneville, Oregon.
The County will imy canh upon
any contract enterHl into for the
building mill count met ion of any part
or whole of nniil building. tVrtlltitl
chtvk an ineiitlomsl In the npivilica
tionn must accompany each bit).
The plans anil npeclticatlonn can lie
examined, at the t mice of W. l. I'liith,
Salem, Oregron, The lreg:on laily
Journal tmice, IVutliiiid, Ongoii,
anil at the Ottiee of the County Clerk,
1'rtnevllle, tn'gron. The Court re-(H'rvt-n
the right to reject any ami all
bl.ln.
Hy onler of the Court.
( Sett I) Wakkk: Hkiiwn,
!M3-tit Clerk Crook County, Oregon.
Pain from a Burn Promptly Relieved by
Chamberlain' Pain Balm.
A little child of Michael Strauss, of
Vernon, Conn., was recently in great
pain from a burn on the liiunl, ami as
cold applications only increased tne lu
ll in mat ion. Mr. Strauss came to Mr.
James N. Nichols, a local merchant, for
something to stop the pain. Mr.
Nichols savs: "I advised him to use
Chamberlain's Pain Haiiu, and the first
application drew out the intlammalioii
and gave immediate relief. 1 have used
this linatnent myself and recommend it
very often for cuts, burns, strains and
lame back, and have never known it to
disappoint. tor sale by I), r. Adam
son A Co.
Sheriff's Sale.
In the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon tor
Wasco Countr.
fcUward Baldwin, 1'lft. i
vs. I
R. J. Gorman. Deft. )
Sotu e it hereliv tiven thai by virtue of an
Execution liwueil inn of the I'm uil Court, ol
the suie of Oregon for V a,no County, on the
Uih ilay of Seniemlier lswi. utmu a )uitKuient
rvmlereil in twiil Court on t lie ;tlt ilav of
Man-h In favor of kMwMnl Haltiwln, I'lain.
tiff, ami attain! K. J. tiorman, IvfcmUui, to
me direi'teil autl ilelivereU. ComniHiiiltnit me
to make the sums of $. and the furlhcr sum
ol fcjr attornev fees anil fl'2 tost. lilitlon
the loth dv ol piember !. lew iikiii N'
S.S', MV, Sec. 21. Ty. 1-' S. ft HI Kast iti
I'rwik Coimly. oreKon. and I mill on Saturdav
Oi-toler -I'lh l'.i. at the hour ol one o'clock iii
the alteration of said dav, at the Courthouse
door in the Oily ol Friiieville, Crook County,
Ori'teou, at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash In hand, sell all the right, (Hie and
Interest, which the defendant, R. j. t.oriiian.
otherwise known as Kit-hard J. Uorman had
on the 1Mb day of September or now has in
and to the above descnlteil real properly to
satisfy said judgment, attorney's fees and costs
aud accruing voids, or so much thereol as may
be necessary to satisfy tha mime.
Hated this 17th day of Svpiciulier 1'jua.
KKANk Klki.vs, Sli. rift. i risik county, Or.
By John cointM, LK-puty.
$5 Per Head Reward
I will pay $5 per head for horses with
the following brand 1
(a wrench) on riht or left still, "prongs
pointing towards head. Horses are known
as the Johnny Dean horses and range from
the John Day to Trout creek. Horses were
raised on Trout creek. Any one taking up
these horses, holding tlietu and sending me
information so that 1 can come ami get
same will receive the alwe reward per
head. A. J. WASHBl'KX,
rW-tp Puplce, Or.
WeU Worth Trying.
W. H. Brown, the popular pension
attorney, of I'ittsBeld, Vt., says:
"Next to a jieiision, the liest thing' to
gel is Dr. King's New Life Pills." He
writes: "They keep my family in
splendid health." Quick cure for Head
ache, Constipation ami liiliousness.
2."c. Guaranteed at l. P. Adanison A
Co., and Templeton A Soil's drug store.
Ezpertt Wanted.
Pealed bills will be received by the Coun
ty Court of Crook County, Oregon, up to
10 o'clock a. m. November 7. It Mi. for the
expertingof the books of the Clerk, Hlierin"
anil Treasurer of Crook County from July
4th 1!W4 to July 2nd WW. Hida to state
whether charge is per day or sum total for
the work. Bids to be sealetl and marked
"Extiert" and addressed to the County
Clerk, l'rineville, Oregon. The Court re
serves the rijfht to reject any and all bids.
By order of the Court.
Warbkn Brown,
D-'Mt Clerk Crook County Oregon.
We pay 4 on time deposit, current
relet on savings accounts, receive deposits
subject to check, and do genenJ bank
ing business.
You can have the advantage of a
strong bank at your very door by using
the mails.
Send us your deposits. Acknowledg
ment will be sent you by return mail.
Savings accounts received from one
dollar up.
Open an account with us and note
how rapidly it will grow.
J. FRANK WATSON, Prw4m
R. L DURHAM. V
W. H. FEAR, Skku
1 C CATCHINGS. Am
247Wasm.St. Portland. Ore,
Sill tISEz
BANKING BY" MAIL
fl
Timber liul. Act of June S.
Notice for Publication.
Cnited Htatea Land Dtrii-e,
The Oallisi, Owgon, July SI, l!Wk
Notice is tierebv ifiveu that in eomnii-
ance with the provisions of the act ol Con
gress of June S, l!7!, vntitleil "All act for
the sale ol timber amis in the Ktatia ol
California. Oiegon, Nevada, ami Willing.
ion territory," as eitendisl to all the I'ulw
lu-Ijsii.1 Matca by ado! Augiiit 4, W,
the MK ing persona have tileil in this of
lice their sworn .tali inenls, U-wil:
Kdwanl Kwiiur N'arw. of Priueville.
cotinly ofCtXHik, state of Oregon, sworn
statement No. tiled June :1i. m, tor
the purchase of the SWl N WV, N, tW
amlbW ivtion 4, Tp. lift , li.
WK..-W.M.
Kacliiellua K. Jones, of Priueville, coun
ty of Crook. Mte ol Oregon, sworn state
ment No. jHKt, uh-tl Jul v 111. l!Mi. lor the
purchase of the HKi NYl, and l.tt ,1 t
ami 4. Section , Tp. 14 S., li. lit K W, M.
That they will vtTsr proofs to show that
t'ie lauds nought are more valuable lor the
tinilwi or stone thereon than for agricul
tural purwisea, and to cntahlisli their
claims to aaul lamls before the Register
and Receiver at The Uallea, Oregon, on
tK-lotwr 1, liWtt,
They name the following witnessr:
Kdwaril K. Seara, Kacliiellua K. Jones, By
ron Cady, H. A. r'oater and IVrry Poin
dexter, "of l'rineville. lregii! Vernon K.
Catly and Walter K. Catiy, of Kverett,
Washington.
Any and all pemn claiinltig a.lverdy
any of the above-dcH-rilietl lands are rv
tueste,l to file their claims in this office on
or before the said ind ilav of tV tolier, limt.
MK I1AK1. T. NOLAN.
7-3i-pd Kegiter.
Timber Land, Act of Junes, lies.
Notice For Publication.
t'lllled Klale ljllld tunc.
The Halle. Hregon. Atiguil U, 1.
Nolh-e la tiervby given lhat In t-oinpltuc
with the prov luioiis ol ths m-t of t'uiigresa ol
June a, la's, antitltil "An act lor I h uleof
Umber lauds In Hi Stales of Clilonil. Ore
gon, Nevada, and whlngton Territory," a
eitendeil to all the rubllr lJln,t Slslea by act
of August t. !'.. tlm lolltiwiua nameil persons
time on August M. IWU, Hliil lu this otHce
their sworn siateinentii. to wit :
l.ou K. Nash, of Hokaue. i-,uuty tdspokana,
stale of Uashtngiiin, sworn statement No.
J1SS, for the purrhase of the K.', Ntt and Lola
I and at Serlbm 1, Tp. It S, Kit It, n M.
Arthur il, Wright, ol Spokane, eounly ol
spogane, staiv oi wssningtou. sworn state
ment No. ai.17. for the pun-hawe of the Mil,
SKi(.Hi.SK. and SKvSW-ol iHH'liou li. Ti
ll S, R Is K, n M.
Arthur h, Angell, of SHikan, eounly of Hpo.
kane, Ntata of y, ashiugton, sworn staleinent
No. SI, lor the nurehase ol the S", S i4, N K",
!w ol Section & wiiit N Ku N W 4 oi Sei ilou a,
Tii US. R Iti K. W M.
They will offer prooh to show that the hunts
sought are tutim valuable for the limber or
stone thereon than for agricultural purpose,
and to establish their claims to salt! lands be
fore the Kegtiter and Receiver, at the laud of.
m-e lu The Kalles, tlregon, on November IX,
lw.
They name as witnesses: Iaiu E. Nanh.
Arthur H Wright. ArihurL. Angell. C. K Hell.
Fretl K. Mum h. all oi Spokane, Washington.
Byron Cady, of Priueville. Oregon.
Any and all persons elalmtug adversely any
of the aUYc-4lccrtted land are requested to
Hie their claims In thi ottiee on or lieforv said
TMtl ttsy of Xovemlit-r. IsiM
IMMI MichaklT. N'oi4N, Register.
Timlier Land, Act of June H7S.
Hotice for Publication.
Vnitisl States Land Office.
The italics, Oregon, July SI, l!W.
Notice is hereby given'that in coin pi i
ance with the provi-iuns of the act cf Con
gress of June 3, 1TS. entities! "An act for
the -ale ol timber lands in the States ol
California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washing
ton Territory," as ra tended to all the Put
lie Ijind States by act of August 4, K'.',
I lie fullowitig-nuiiied persona nave on July
It. l:, tileil in this office their sworn
statements, to-wit :
William J. Barlow, of Coeur'd Alrne,
county of Kootenai, state of Idaho, sworn
statement No. for the purchase of the
WKMi'i and E's Setttion I, Tp. 14
K. W. M.
John H. Jarrett. of Cm-ur'd Alette, coun
ty of Kootenai, state of Idaho, sworn state
ment No. 2M for the purchase ol the
Lots 3 and 4 ami S4 N W Section ft, Tp.
US., R. l K., W. M.
Thomas P. McAuley, of Tacoma, county
of Pierce, state of Washington, sworii
statement No. '-V.U, for the purchase of the
iAits 1 ami 2 ami St NK' declioii 0, Tp.
14 li., R. lit K .a.
That they will oiler pruofs to show that
the lamls sought are more valuable for the
timlier or stone thereon than for agricul
tural purposes, aud to establish their
claims to saitl lanus before the Register
and Receiver at The Dalles, Oregon, on Oe
tolier 3. l'.Ml.
They name the following witnesses:
Thomas P. McAuley, of Tacoma, Wash
ington; John II. Jarrett ami William J.
Harlow, of Coeur'd A telle, Idaho; llyron
Cady and A. C. Knighton, of Priueville,
Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any of the aliove-ilescribed lands are re
quested to tile their claims in this olllceon
or la-fore the said 3rd tluv of October. I huh,
M It'll At! L T. NOLAN.
7-l-pd Registe".
Starving to Death,
Because her stomach waa so weaken
ed by useless drugging that she could
not eat, Mrs. Mary II. Walters, of tst.
(Tair St., Columbus, O., was literally
starving to death. She writes: "My
stomach Was so weak from useless
drugs that I could not eat, and my
nerves to wrecked that 1 Could not
sleep ; and not liefore I was given up to
die was 1 induced to try Klectric Bit
ters; wttli the wonderful result that Im
provement liegan at once and a com
plete cure followed." Best health
Tonic, on earth. 5)c. Guaranteed by
D. P. AdaniHon A Co., aud Templeton A
son, uruggiHts.
Contest Notice.
Department of the Interior.
United Htates Iiiil Office,
The Halle. Oreeon. Aim ml JU. 1908
A aiimcient eouteat affidavit having been Hi
ed in ll m office hy Florence M. Collins, con
testant, agasnitt homestead entry No. Ivm,
made Oetolatr il, l!KJu, for KU NK'i, lion 81,
SNW', SeelionSl. Townalllp If, H, Range If.
E, W if, by Patrick Hasting, Conteatee, in
whieh It la alli-ged that said Patrick ilaatluga
has wholly abandoned saitl tract; that he haa
changed his realitent'e tln-refroin for more than
six months stnre making said entry; that saitl
tract is not settled iiimiii anil i-ullivated by said
party as retiiired by law; that nu ll failures
atillexiat; that aaitl allcgeti atiaeiit'e was not
due to his em ploy men t in the army, navy or
marine corps of the United Hiatim In time of
war. Haiti (mrtles are hereby notified to ap
ftear, reHpoiut antl offer evidence touching Haiti
alli-Kalion at 10 t.'.-liw It a. 111. mi Ontober , pas),
Isdore W arren Hrown, County Clerk, al his of
fice in Priueville, Oregon, autl that Una! hear
ing will be hebl at 10 o'clock a. til. on October
IT, l!Ki, before the register and reculvur at the
United Slates 1-atnl Ollil-e at The Dalles, Ore
gun. The salt) contestant having, In aproper affi
davit, tiled Auguat 'JU, 1U6, set forth facts which
show that alter tine diligence peiaonal aervlce
of this notice eon not be made, It la hereby or
dered and directed that such notice he given
by due anil proper publication.
u-6-np , Michael T. Nolan, Register.
Contest Notice.
Department of the Interior.
United Slates Untl Office,
TheDallca, Oregon, Allgnat m, IMM.
A aiiffii-ieitt conleat aflitlavit having been fil
ed In tills office by Florence B. Collins, con.
leatatlt, agalnat fiomesteatl entry Nu,' KiMi,
iiistle SeplcmU-r W. IWIU. for NE'. HWA. Nwu
SK'4, 8' HKI4, Section vei, Townaliip 11, s,
ivniiKc if r., o m, oy jnooni jiiuhiiikh, 'OII-
testHi-, In which Itiaallegetl that aaltl Jamea
llsstinga has wholly abandoned aaltl tract:
that aaitl tract la not aettlctl lluon and cultivat
ed by aaltl party aa required by law; lhat he has
changed his reaident'e therefrom for more than
six moiilha since making saitl entry; that such
laiiurea aim exist; thai said alleged absence
was not due to hla employment in the army,
navy or marine vorpa of the United States in
time of war. Said parties are hereby notified to
appear, rcsjHind ami offur evidence touching
said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. on Oetolier 8,
iym, before Warren Brown, County Clerk, M.
hlsotlic.e in I'riiie villi-, orentui. anil that final
hearing will be held at lu o'clock a. 111. on tie
tols-r is, 1H06. before the Rt-gisU'r ami Receiver
at the United Stales Land Office hi The Dalles,
Oregon.
The aaltl con tealam havinir. In a nrooer nffi.
davit, filed Auguat 2U, It Hi, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence peraonal
service of tbia notice can not lie made, it la
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
lie given bv due antl orooer uuhlk-ailon.
-fl-up Michakl T. Nolan, Register.
Agents for Butterick Patterns and The Delineator
I SPECIAL 30 DAY SALE
LJ Price Reductions in all lines of Ladies' and Children's Sum lM
f Q mer (ioods. Watch
viv? Values ever offered
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Wash Skirts
A collcctiim ol Crash anil anJ Cotton Cover)
Wash Skirts, all round1 lenijllis; just the thing
lor your Summer Outing.
Lit 1 your choice lor .. $ .85
Lot 2 your choice lor 1.25
Lot 3 your choice lor . 2.50
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SPECIAL IN LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
TAN OXFORDS
Ladies Regular $3.50 values Special Sale Price $2.00
Ladies' Regular $2.50 values Special Sale Price $1.65
Children's Regular $2.25 values Special Sale Price $1.45
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Hosiery for Ladies ... Summer Dress
and Children Wash Goods Goods
LaJies lace lisle hose in while. MeircrueJ Crarii in while. Fancy Silk himU OryanJim
Hack anJ tan. all sizes; regular cream, tan. brown anJ green jn aruf assor,11M.n , rom
85c values. Special 25c shades. Special This Sate 20c
ChilJrena lace lisle hose in Changeable Silk, Pongee. Mo-
white, black ami tan. all sizes l,on Covert, all good shailcs hair. Pungcss ami I'aney Cotton
Hjgular 25c ami 35c values nJ plenty ol them. Regular 20c Foulards. All KKDUCtll)
'4cial per pair 20c values. Special Thu Sale 15c FOR THIS SALF
PRINEVILLE'S BIG STORE
T.V I 'RZWEILER & THOMSON, Prineville Oregon
HoarAiaa ." imr Kkaol tor roun IkdiM.
MiiiK ttMrkllskr Btko4). Art; Coal.
Armtamf Cum; ap-lml lk4ar.ai.kU, Vr
Ikiocki.lUk kit.r.1. kutar k.kwrtM.
A KULt USE OK
Machines and Records
ALWAYS ON HANI).
THE WINNKK CO.
l'rineville Oregon
Put yourself in the ivay
of Success.
J What life work do you elect for
yuursdf, youog man or young wo
man (
j Are you starting out in the way
that means drudgery and iniall
wages, or are you getting in line
for success and preferment by mak
ing yourself competent to do the
work that demands high remunera
tion? J The Holmes Business College
has started hundreds of young mto
and women on the road to success,
We have a whole index tile tilled
with letters from our former stu
dents who are now occupying posi
tions of honor and trust.
All over the Pacific Coast and in
faift In every part of the world you
will find Holmes Business College
graduates iq the professions, man
aging businesses of their own or
occupying places of trust in banks
or other large financial institutions.
IJ The Holmes Business College
prepares you for success by intro
ducing you into an atmosphere of
success the moment you step with
in the doors of the College.
j Write for folder giving detailed
information about the courses of
study, tuition, etc. It is worth get
ting and worth keeping. It will be
set t you postpaid by return mail,
Write today.
RJTOE3IES
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BUSINESS COLLEGE
WASHINOTON CrTENTH STS
PORTLAND, ORE.
Write direct to Principal, Room 626.
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our big show windows
in Crunk Countv.
Special in Gloves
lilies' Silk Knit Cloves in while, Ll.uk ami
champaigne color -sizes 6 to 8, all two
patent laslcncrs. Rcguhir $1.50 values.
Special for Thi Sale $1.00
tallies' while kid gloves, all sizes. Rcijul.ir
S1.50 values. Sneaal lor this sle $1.00
Kotlc. to Crtdltori.
N'litlo U li.rnliy kIvpm lijr tli. utlilrr.lKi.
l killtiiniatratrtx uftlie r.t.tc i.f U.ihi,.
(I. IUmiiib, lc.kMHl, to tli- rmllloni iiii. I
kll othura likvlitK iliiliun kKkhit III. ntkitr
of iH-lliilfl U. Iiimiii!, ilit'pkwil, to prfwrut
tliom with the ntH-r vuurhrni to thv
tiiuli-r IkiiciI kt the ollite if M. I. Klllott
in rnnrvillr, Ori'Ktin, witliln ! niontlin
frtlltl til. llnto hrrnif.
Uktcl Ihla lUlh dor of .Inly, Ili.
KI.I.A Hi KIN K,
Adnlnltitrktrii of the iCnUto of U'liiurl
(i. Hootie, JM-rakril.
Prineville-Shaniko Stage Line
Dally Between Prineville and Shanlko
Uitvr Slinniko, p. in. Arrivr l t'riiicville II . m.
Ivi- j'ritii'villo 1 p. tn. Arrivin ill Uliniiikti I it. m.
First Class Accommodations
Second
Crook County Fair
Given by
The Central Oregon Livestock & Agricultural Association
Prineville, Oregon
OCTOBER 10-11-12-13
Valuable Premiums
Fine Speed Program
Bring in Your Cattle and Farm
Products. Show what Crook
County is Capable of Producing
WRITE FOR PREMIUM LIST
for the Jlest Cash fjht
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Notice to ClcJltolk.
Nulii-e U lii-n lij' l v.-n I'V Mkrunrrt Nyr
thi- tiitiU'rutiiiitil rirt-tiirlt of tli lt will
mill ta'.liiiui'iil ufM. I'. .Syi', IiomimiI, t.i
kll ihtmhi. Iiavintt ihiuiiK tiKniiint .mil
atkl to iriMM-iii tlirm with thv JirHr
viim-hi-r. to tin' iiiiili rlt'in-,l nt itw nflici- of
M. K. Kllintt hi I'riiii-i lilr, iin-Kuti, within
U molltli from tin- il.ili' ol nil. notli-r.
llktril thin kl ilny of AiiKH't.
M ikoikitr Nvk,
Kiivnlru of thr rtai ol M. ( Kf, iIp-iiiuwmI.
'II KDULK
Annual