Use-A
NEW PERFECTION
Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
Because it's dean.
Because it's econom
ical. Because it saves
time.
Because it gives best
cooking results.
Because its flame
can be regulated
instantly.
Because it will not overheat your kitchen.
Because it is better than the coal or wood stove.
Because it is the perfected oil stove.
For other reasons see stove at your dealer's,
or write our nearest agency.
Made in three sizes and fully warranted.
LZS
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with latest Improved burner. Made of braaa throughout
and beautifully nickeled. An ornament to any room,
whether library, dining-room, parlor or bedroom. Erery
lamp warranted. Write to our nearest agency If not at
your dealer's.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Real Estate Transfers.
United States to Beeie Davis, nw
Webb, BwJi, nw), w)( and aw -i
nwKf, sec 21, tp 15 s, r 10 east; 100
acres.
M H. Alworth and wife to Alworth
Washburn Co, 320 acres; conaldera
tlon $1.
Wills; Gilbert and wife to Olean
Land Co, w nej, sec 11, tp 12 s, r 10
east; consideration f 1.
Arthur Hodges to T. M. Baldwin;
power of attorney.
Central Oregon Development Co to
The Farminter, lot 10, blk 27, BenA:
consideration lf6.2j. '
State of Oregon to W. II. Sullivan,
sec 36, tp 15 s, r 11 e; consid
eration f 200.
Deschutes Lumber Co to S S John
son Co, swj, sw'X sec 4; nwj( nw
sec 9; ei ne). sec 8, tp 22 s, r 9 e; con
sideration f 10.
J S Mason to W J Wright, s-
swJi sec 8, tp 14 s, r 19 e, 40 acres;
consideration $500.
Wm. J. Wright and wife to F Mc
Rae, 200 acres in sec 8, tp 14, r 19 e
consideration t-'OOO.
United States to Northern Pacific
Railway, 15,621 acres script lands.
Northern Pacific R R to TUos Ir-
viu, seJi sec 17, tp 22 s, r 11 e, 1G0
acres; consideration $900.
California & Oregon Land co to
Booth-Kelly Lumber co, t sec 36,
tp 16 s, r 10 e; consideration f 1.
John W Loder and wife to Hattie
J Webster, wjf swjj sec 17, e e sec
18, tp 10 s, r 14 e; consideration f 1.
Northern Pacific Land co. to Olean
Land co, nw)j ee sec 1 and swj
nwj( sec 2, tp 12 s, r 10 east; consider
ation f640.
United States to California & Ore
gon Land co; release of 75.85 acres In
Cascade forest reserve.
Martha Treichel and Uusband to
State of Oregon, 40 acres in sec 32, tp
16 8; consideration f 100.
Geo F. Slayton and wife to L. B.
Lafollette. lot 3, blk 17. town of
Prineville; consideration $325.
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co to J L.
Washburn, 2581.43 acres in sections
7, 9, 17, 18, 19, 20, 29 and 32, all in tp
16 s; r 10 e, w m;cousideration 125,000.
Northern Pacific Railway Co. to
Uokn II A ,...tv, ikio ri tr
sections 4, 7, 8, 11, ZJ, 24, Zo, 3o in tp.
16 range 10, sections 7, 19, 21, 31 aud
33 in tp. 12 south, range 11 east.
Consideration $10,336.32.
Northern Pacific Railway Co. to
Marshall H. Alworth 320 acres in
Sections 7, 8, tp. 13, range 10, sections
o hi i it in fi,i,i,.
8 and 24, tp. 17, range 10. Consider -
ntli.n '".i;il
atlon MW.
Northern Pacific Railway Co. to
if
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Buying a Cream Separator
A little thought before buying a
lot of hard work later on. Don't
with a high milk supply can it's like pitching hay to
pour milk into one. besides it does n't cost any more
to get an easy running
U.S. CrcamScparator
with a low milk tank
Dowl mat s easily wasnea, ana a set oi enureiy enciosea
gears, protected from dirt and danger. The U. S. holds
the World's Record for clean skimming it is the most
profitable machine for you to buy, and will last a life
time. You'll be interested to look over a U.S. For sale by
J. E. STEWART & CO.
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Ssiers,
state, brokerage and insurance
Smproved Srrigated Smarms for Sale
Choice
j Jow Sood
J cam Saw you 9oney
yaw
cannot b equaled
for iu bright and
steady light, si
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simple construction
and absolute safety. Equipped
Alworth Washburu Co. Lot 3 in
sec. 5 tp 17 south, rang 10 enst. con
taining 36.S8 acres. Consideration
1295.04.
Northern Pacific Railroad Co. to
Alworth Washburn Co. -159,10 ncn
in sec. 2, tp. 13 south, range 10 east,
and see. 31, tp. 16 south, range 10
sec. 8, and 15 in tp. 17 south, rang
10. Consideration 12S0.
Winifred C.Jordan and husband to
Max Wurxweiler w sv swi
n. see. 11. and tn'i nt1., sec. 10, tp.
11 south, rauire 10 east. Consider
ation 11650.
Chas. T. Lilian! and wife to V. V
Brown Lot 1. see. 4 tp. 20 south
rauire 24. nwK nwV sec. 2S, tp. 19
south, range 24 east, w m, conwiln
Ing 82 acres. Consideration $10.
Ruth W. Brown to W. H.Cook
Leuse on loO acres. Consideration
of grain and other consideration
Northern Pacific Railway Co. to
James B. Cartwright nw m
sec. 15 to. 9 south, range-14 east
Consideration $320.
C. M Cartwriirht and wife to J. B.
Cart wright 320 acres in sec. 36, tp. S
south, range 15 east w m. Consider
ation $100.
State of Oregon to J. B. Cart
wright i00 acres In sec. 16 south, tp.
9 range 16 east. Consideration i 50.
State of Oregon to J. B. Cart
wright 4S0 acres in sec. 36 tp. 8
south, range 15 east. Consideration
$000.
George W. Slay ton aud wife to E
T. Slayton se sec. 34 aud w w.
eV sec. 35, tp. 14 south, range 16 east
w iu. Consideration 110,000.
Crook county to J. M. Lawrence
Lands belonging to W. J. Pengra
sold on sheriff's deed to pay taxes.
Consideration fio.04.
Mt. Vernon Springs
Free board, lodging and baths for
any person afflicted with rheiima
Usui, that the Mt. Vernon Warm
Springs will ffot cure. IL A. MUR
PHY, proprietor, Mt. Vernon, Ore,
Timber Land. Act June 3, 1ST.
Notice for Publicities
Department of the Interior,
Unl:d States Land Office. ,
The Dalies. Oregon. February 21, 1WWT
Notice is hereby Riven that
Joaquin Gerardo,
lot Prineville, county of Crook. Htate of Ore-
I iron, has anDlled to purchase.
unuer me act
of Omgress or June 3, i,s. as extendei:
mere or June a, eTrt. as extenaeu ny
..,. lnait A Ih. fcit-'l. KH'. V I- 1 .
!'-. and Lots 3 and' 4, Hec. 19, Tp. ii! south,
range t, east, w. M., ana win oner proof u
show that the land nought Is more valuable
fur its, limber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim to said
land before the county clerk, at Prineville,
Oregon, on theli'th day of May, l.o.
He names as his witnesses: Robert G.
Hmlth Wnde H Hnutttn. ('. M. Ht I Olid, ami
H. A. Foster, all of Prineville, (ireeon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
1 ab0v-described h.nds are requested to file
i their claims in this office on or before said
i3,b n.,v 0f May. imi.
2-27 C. W. MOORE, Register.
cream separator will save you a
be talked into buying a machine
that a child can reach, a simple I
91ossie
Public
Oregon
jfcomeotcad jCocations
9tv0 mt a tall
NEW KINO OF BREAD.
Mad of the Entire Grain After N
Ha Been Malted.
An entirely new kind of bread, made
either of wheat or rye, la becoming
popular In Germany aud la likely soon
to be Introduced Into this country. It
la made of the whole sratu. but not
according to auy method hitherto fa
miliar.
The grain la germluated by alternate
steeping in warm water aud aeration,
thla being accomiillslicd by a almpl
mechanical apparatus. Aa aoon aa
rootlets appear It la ready for om and
la crushed to Oneness between roller,
after which It Is dropped through a
chute into aa Iron trough on tha floor
below, where tt la kneaded by ma-
Vhlne.
The preliminary process la one oc
maltlUR similar to the malting of bar
ley. All the water used la the sprout
ing process, which coutalna a large
part of the mineral gaits of the grain,
la poured Into the Iron trough to make
the dough. Thus nothing Is lost, the
entire substance of the grain being In
cluded In the dough, which, with the
addition of yeast and salt, is Anally
formed Into loaves and baked in the
ordinary fashion.
The bread thus made Is" said to hare
a delicious favor. It Is claimed foe tt
that the process of germination makes
the substances of tha grain much more
digestible.
EFFECTS OF TOBACCO.
Long Continued Use of Nlootlne In
jure the Nervous System.
D. Fierce- Clark of New York anyi
that the poisououa effects of tobacco
depend en ulcotlue, pyrldln and a num
ber of other alkaloids which hare not
been thoroughly atudied as yet. To
bacco has a permanent and definite
effect on the nervous system only after
years of uae. Experiments have been
made on producing a tobacco that doea
not contain nicotine, and thla la not
found to be so poteouous, while not as
satisfactory to the smoker. The author
nms np the resulta of experiments on
animals aa to the effects of tobacco
on the nervous system thus:
Tobacco Is primarily a cardiovascu
lar poison; Its acute toxic effects oa
the neuromuscular apparatus are, first.
as an excitant and mild convnlsant;
second, motor nerve depressant, and.
finally, as paralysant of the central
and peripheral nerves of the heart and
lungs. Its chronic toxic effects are to
produce congestion of the brain, spinal
cord and peripheral nerves, inducing
a mild typa of degenerative neuritis.
The toxic coefficient is so variable as
to mate definite conclusions with ref
erence to Its effects on man bard to
reach. Medical Record.
WATER WALKING SHOES.
Foot Boats That Enable the Wearer te
Walk on Watar.
Frederick A. Oldfield of Memphis,
Tena, hast Invented a pair of water
walking shoes with which he hopes to
cross the English channel some time
during the present summer. Each shoe
consists of a beechwood box four feet
In length, eighteen Inches in depth
and one foot In width. In order that
the shoes may skim easily over the
surface five planes are secured to the
bottom of each shoe. The shoes are
fastened to the foot by means of
tor AJiD BOTTOM Of WATCH SHOES,
clamDs such as those used on roller
skates, the foot being inserted through
a bole In tbe top of the shoe, and the
ordinary leather boot being clamped In
place. A covering of rubber around
the opening protects the wearer of the
shoe from the splashing of water. The
hoea weigh five pounds each.
Mr. Oldfield recently completed
trip from Cincinnati to New Orleans
which consumed forty-one days, twen
ty-four more than the time In which
he expected to fulfill the task.
Lighting Requirement of a Room
To find how many electric lamps are
required to light a room the Brush Bui
letln gives the following formula: Mul
tlply the avenge length In feet by the
average width In feet Suppose, for
Instance, that tie result Is 250 square
feet If It be an Important room, say
a drawing route, allow a quarter of
candlepower to each square foot ae
cording to the decorations. About four
lamps of sIxtenQ candlepower each or
eight lamps of eight candlepower each
would suffice .r this room unless
had a very daik shade of paper and
furniture.
8imple Bimedy For Burnt.
A good practice in foundries, where
burns are frequent, is to put oil thick
soapsuds. It beats all the patent com
pounds ever got up, and besides soap
la obtainable anywhere at any time,
The lather keeps out the air and draws
out the Inflammation. After a few
minutes the burn, If a bad one, may be
wrapped up, but If just an ordinary
burn an occasional application of lath
er is all that Is needed. Popular Me
Population of Big Cities.
The lateyt figures place the popula
tion of New York city at 4,113,000, Chi
cago 2,049,000, PhlladelpMa 1,442,000,
St Louis G49.0U0, Boston 602,000 and
Baltimore 554,000.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior
Land Office at The fallen, Oregon.
March 17, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that
Albert T. IlOKue,
of Prineville, Oregon, has tiled notice of his in
tention to make final commutation proof in
support oi his claim, viz: Homestead ;mry
No. iaa made March 1, 1M, for the Lot 4,
f-W(4 N WW of Section 3, Lot one and KK'4 K K'i
Section 4, Township 13 south, range 16 K W M,
and that said proof will be made before the
county clerk, at Prineville, Oregon, on May
5tli,l!M)8. ' i
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residenee upon, and cultivation
of the land, viz: Aldreo K. Kastwood, (Jeorge
Tamer, Kamuel lppy, Henry McCov, all of
Prineville, Oregon. C. W. MOOKE,
S-aip Register,
The Shepherd
And His Flock.
It is not ugiteeted that the beginner
In sheep husbandry should vtock bla
farm with pure bred sheep. It will
be necessary to begin with whatever
class of ewes may be found moat
avatlabie, choosing ratua of some pur
breed and adding also a few 'pure
bred ewes of the same breed. The
hills of reuusylvauta contain already
good many ewes largely of Merino
foundation, and these will form an ex
cellent basis for a grade flock when
crossed with desirable typee of rams.
little to the south In West Virginia
there are uinny ewea to be had, and
peculiar type of bill sheep. These
ewea may lie somewhat leggy and bare
of wool, but they mostly prove very
serviceable mothers for early la tubs,
and when united with a good sir the
results will prove quite satisfactory.
In Ohio there are great numbers of
sheep of the Merino type, and these
Ohio sheep will form an admlruble
basis for a grade flock. Next, It la as
tonishing hov good many of the sheep
of the ranges are today, having great
er slae than eastern Merinos, shearing
heavy fleeces and having good, vigor
ous constitutions and no parasite when
they leave the raugo. These range
ewes may often be bought very rea
sonably In Chicago Iu the fall. It re
quires some rare to get the right class.
However, by careful selection after re
ceiving the ewes they may be assorted
so that any that are wrong In any way
may be futtcued and the suitable ones
retained to breed. It la wise In buy
tug these western ewea on the market
to choose the type free from wrinkles
or excessively greasy pelts, and some
times they may be had with an Infu
sion of Cotswold or Shropshire blood.
which makes them all the more val
uable for the farm purpose. The In
experienced shepherd should avoid
lambs or yearlings, and no one should
from choice buy "ewes past four years.
The youug ewes that have never lamb
ed are certain to give more or lees
trouble at their first lambing. Penn
sylvania Bulletin.
Wonderful Mutton Form.
The ram lu the picture, held by Dan
Taylor, who Is known as a shepherd
wherever sheep are shown In this
country. Is Wardwell's Trysull Cham
pion. He Is now two years old and Is
AMI
kJii, . evV-. vC
CHAMPION SHKtH-SUIHB BAM.
used as a sire thla year. lie was
grand champion nnd won the silver cup
at the Michigan state fair last year.
He has just been shorn, and the pic
ture shows his wonderful mutton form,
broad chest and beautiful head.
Henry L. Wardwell of New York
state, writing to Country Gentleman,
ays he selected this ram last year
the best he saw In England, and he
expects Trysull to prove a wonder.
Feeding Lambs Higher In Price.
Reports from the ranges Indicate that
feeding lambs are being contracted for
Octobor delivery at $3 to $5.50 per
hundred pounds. A few contracts have
been made around S3 per head, bat
this Included cows as well as lambs.
These prices ase said to be 25 cents to
SO cents higher than a year ago. Buy
ers are not buying as liberally as
year ago, and the Indications are that
there will be a larger business on the
open market In Denver than last year,
many feeders preferring to take their
chances on the market while condl
tions are as at present The outlook
Is for cheap hay, with a big crop of
grain and probably a large corn crop.
Under these conditions feeders are
more Inclined to take chances, but
prices are so high that many feeders
have already commenced plans to feed
cattle. Eecord-Stockman.
Feed For Late Bummer Pigs.
In answer to the question "What to
the best ration for late summer pigs
(July and August) through the winter
when Intending to have them ready
for the market about the 1st of April
or May? William Dietrich of Illinois
says In the Breeder's Gazette, Chicago
The best ration for late summer pigs
as well as pigs of any other season
that which furnishes the projier amount
Of protein, carbohydrates and bulk,
pig has only one stomach, and this
comparatively small one, therefore it
Is not adapted to roughages and must
be fed largely on cencentrated feeds,
However, If a pig under five or six
months of age is given a full ration of
concentrated feeds It will Invariably
eat too much. Therefore the ration for
pigs of this age should either be lim
ited or else Hhoiild contain a sufficient
quantity of a roughage like clover, al
falfa or wheat bran, so .that the di
gestible nutrients will be limited to
the proper amount. Carbohydrates
may be obtained from corn. Protein
may be obtained from such feeds as
skim milk, soy beans, cowpeas, clover,
alfalfa, and if one chooses to patronize
commercial feed dealers he may use
tankage, otlmenl, wheat middlings and
to a slight extent wheat bran.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given that the nnder
Biined has filed- hia finr.l account as ad
ministrator of the estate of Elizabeth
I'rine, deceased, with the county clerk
of crook county, Oreon, and the county
court of crook county has set Monday,
the lflt day of June. 1(H), at the hour of
10 o'clock in the forenoon as the time
for hearing said final account, and all
objections that may be nude thereto.
Dated this 10th day of April, 1908.
Ahthur Hooges,
AdminiHtrator of the estate of Elizabeth
I'rine, deceased.
Ttmlx-r liul, Act Jutif t, STt
Notice fr Publirattai.
VHitmnt of th luti'ttur,
t lilted Mtti' IdltlllOMbW
Th !llr,or-,m. Mrvh tld, I 'AW.
Nottcv is liervbv tvit that
Ctatvm A. tlouwl,
if I'rlnrvllh. imiiiiIv uM'nmk, Mini tw On
at. has NPiiltiHl to reiivlm, nniler Ui am
tfi'ongn" ol .lunra,is;a, H rximutfil by act
f Aumwl 4. '.. tbf K' Kli. NliNfc4,
rVlliHI IS and S', N ' irH'l!ull I?, Town
is smith, i !' in ei, w M, mill oriiioner
ln'f to ilmw that Hi land antnilil m mow
aiimtiir Mr Its titular r aKn man niruri-
'Mlluritl iirawM, hiiiI li .lalidsti Ittselallll
In said land ta'riirv Hit eonntv elrR, at rrln.
Ille, Ol.oll. on Uie Will day of JlllH", IK.
le iihiiuhi na hts wllnee: liois'r
until. W a.t.. II. Ilu. ton, w. It. tiftln anil
William li. McOiy. all of I'linevltle On.. a.
Any and all la-nama eluliiiln adversely Mm
lMivMbM'rH'tt lands m rHiiwitHl l fll
heir el.ilius tu I hla oltUa on or Is.fiirf ald Dili
ay of Juiib, Ivea. f. W, MtaiKK,
- ii.inr.
Citation
Iu Hi ivitBiy tvurt ol tit Hit ol Orvian, fur
ilu' oniuty ol t'tak :
tu III matter et th ratal ut
Citation
JOHN I'HlOK,
Tu tin-heirs unknown, If any thoro tx, uf
ottti rrtor, dH'eased. anvltuit:
n the nam ol Hi Stale ol Oreuun, you arv
eret.y cIIihI nd rtHjtiiri'd lo apMir In th
ouiiiy twirl t Ihw slat ol Oregon, tor lli
oiiaiy of t'rook, at tti ro.irirtMini thertad, al
ttuevtlle. In Ilu votinty ot itahik, on Mon.iay,
l.ftih.tsy ol May, twin, at to o'clovk. In llir
loreiKH.n ol thai day. tlietl and there to ho
eatiMi, II any liter la, whv an order should
not he irauttM to Isotu fliak, adtnlntstralor ol
lie e.inti' ol joiin rrtor, in n'ti an in resi
state Udottalnir aatd de.H.ei, or aatd
s.it, town : L..I To Hi Bits k Thlriiam, tit
ll.iaroe lliattft-a nlat ol lit lowtt ol rrtiievtlle,
aia-iiriltiia lo Hi rveortt ttierHtl aa tha satar
teHrs 111 111 owe oi 111 IVUHIJ n-i t
rimk tHiuniy, r.-iton
ntlnru, in it. .ii. w A. nvii, jo. tit oi in
i-ounly rotirt ol lb slai nl Onaoit, lot tli
'ouittv ol t'riHiK ttn in aeai oi ai.i rvuri
altUrd, Hits J.lr.l day ol March, A. I) ItMS,
Alliit: Warren ttrwwu. clerk. J
Notice lot Publication.
IV.nrtment ol lit Ulterior.
Laud oillcv at Th Ill-a, orvaon,
U.lrll Hill, !.
Nolle In hcrel'V given I list
ilidia Mines,
I I'rlnrvllle, Oregon, h tiled nolle other
itieiiiion to uak tins I nv-yer ir.aii in sur..
ri ol her claim. vl: lloinied kttiry No.
o.ft tiiade SHavtt, I V.', lor lit SK'. Sti an
S SK' ol MH'ittiu ii. and N F'. S ol ..h i tun
jii, row tisiuti ia ottttt. rang ta r, n a. ami
list sntil pnail will lie niailo lauor tnaeoiiniT
clerk, at rrinevtU. Oregon, ott May lilt Its.
ail names til following wtlltesseil to tintv
Iter cotitititioua maldvtic tin. and etilily
11.11 Ol llie llil, . IU . riril PKiWIi nitj Piuu..
tettry ortnie aud latvld W. Uriines. all ol
ITIuevtlle. Oregou. 0. W.MlHIHK,
a-.p nvgiator.
Titutwr Ijtnd, act J tin a, lira
Natice far PaUktia
Department of the Interior,
I' nite.l Mates I. and Utile,
Tit llle. Dr, rVhrusry at, laos
Notice is lien hy given that
Kdiia I,. MiirMt,
of I'rliiovillf, eouitty of t'rKk, Klate ot
On-gon, ha applied lo iurvltn, umlrr
he uct ol ( ongrc.i ol June s. l.sia, aa
etiiliHl hv art ol Auitust 4. IstrJ. the riV.
NV',,fU 8tt,rf. Band HKV N K1.
of rk'iti.ui 8. 'I'. IS anuth. raiiK IU
east W, .M., and will offer tirtail
to show Unit the Intttl souglit la inure val
uable lor lis Unilier or stone than lor
gitricilUural purraiwa, ami lo establish her
claim to -aid land ta-forv the countv clerk
nt I'rinenlle, Or . on tit l.tli day ut
Mav, l'.UVS.
Mt names aa her wilnrasen: hred A
Kite, aiuiiel Uiiik. Van M. Mora, and
UoIhtI II. Muiith nil til I'rttievtll, Oregon.
Auv and all la-raona clittintlig adversely
tit a!am.ili scrilitl laiida are rvtmeaUtl lo
tile their claims in this otlice on or before
said IJth day of Maf. liioH.
:-n v. V. moukk. Kteiur.
Notice for Publication Isolated Tract.
Public Land Sale.
The Dalles, Oregon, Land Otlice,
April Itith, HkW.
N'oti.-e in hereby irivcn that. Us direct
ml by the I'otttniiNaioiier of the lieneral
IjuhI tMliee, under irovioi) ol Act ol
I ongreas approved June .7, 19Hi, I'tiltlu'
.No. vte in oiler at ihiiiic rail
lo the highest bidiler, at 10:45 o'clock
a. tit., on the 27th tlav ol May next, at
ilnaollice, the following tract ol land
to wit: lt 2, . 4 ami SV SU V of
tK'tion ip. tt Rotith, range 20 east,
v . M.
Any trHitis clnitiiing adversely the
alove ticsi'riU.l l.tmls uru advisoil lo tile
their claims, or objections, on or liefoie
the dity alKive itcaignated lor sale.
V. . Miaiae, Hegirtlor.
4-23 LaiciH H. Ak.nison, Ueeeiver
Notice for Pellkatioa.
Ii'iarlinent ol the Interior.
Ijind oihcv al The Italics, Oregon,
Man b 17th, 1IMI.
Notice Is hereby given thai
Pleasant Mnliorti.
of Prineville, Oregon, lias tiled notice ol hit In
tentlou lo make ttnal five-year pnsif In ti.
port ol ids claim, v I a : iiomcsicnd r.mrv Pio,
lan iiiiiIii January X , for IheK'.NK
and K, UK1. "id Keeilon M. Township Is A.. nil
range IS K, W M, and that said pnsit will !c
mailn tador the county clerk, al Prineville,
Oregon, on May 4th. lwis.
He liatiita the lolowittg witnesses to prove
liiseuntiuuotis residence upon, and cultiva
tion of the land, vis: Kdtnund A. I'srker,
Alex lllnion, (iranvlllu Nye and pick Mulhol
land all ol rriuevtlle. ttregon.
i-MV C. W. MOOKK, KegUter.
Notice for Publication. J
Pepsrtrnent of the lniertor,
Ixn l otlice at The Palles, Oregon.
March nili.lWJH,
Notice la hereby given that
Henry L. Tarry.
of Prineville, Oregon, has filed notice nl hit In
tentlon to make final llva.ycar prool In sue
port of his claim, viz: Homestead Kntry No,
r. mane june I'jUl, lor-rite un 4,
NWand W! 8WK Section Township 1
soitlh, range Is K, M, and that said proof
will bemade before the county clerk, at Prl
lie-
ville, Oregon, on May 8th Usui.
He names thd following witnesses to
prove
ult It a-
nts continuous residence upon, snd c
tlon of the land, vis: John II. dray
Jesse
iyd A. Howell.
I'rlnevlllu, Oregon.
C. W. MOOKK,
Keg Inter,
a-ztip
Notice for Publicatioa.
pepart mem of the Interior.
Land OIliceatTlio Ihtlles, Oregon,
March 17tlt, 1WW.
Notice is hereby ((I veil that
Oeorge 1). Mllilorn,
nf Prineville, Oregon, has filed notice of his In
tention to make tins! flve-yer proof In sup.
port ot his claim, viz: H0111. -stead Kntry No,
law; made January tl, 1M, for the WU N W' j,
S HVVtj, ol Hect'lon W, Township 17 south,
rsiiKe 17 E. W M, and that said proof will he
made before tlte county clerk, at i'rinevllle,
Oregon, m May Atlt, 1'siH
He ttsines the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, ami cultivation
of the Intnl. viz: Ittls M. HoiIkis, Knill
Anderson, Andrew Anderson, anil Al.-x lllttiou,
all oi l'rini-ville, Oregon. t:. W MOOKK,
'S-lp Register.
Notice to Creditor!.
Notice Is hereby Klven by tin; undersigned,
Hie executor of tliuestHteof Mury Ami Humes,
deceased, to the creditors of and all others
having cl.iitiis aiii!nst said deceased to p re
sell the s.imu Willi the proper vouchers lo the
iiiiiTr-rsiKned at the ollii e ol M. H. Klliott In
I'rinevllle, Oregon, within six mouths from the
tlrsl publfciitloti of this notice.
lialed tliis 2nd tlay of April, lfw.
Wm. II. Baknics.
Kxec.n lor of the last will of Mary Ann Humes,
deceased, 4-2
Timber Ijinrt, Act June S, 1878.
Notice for Publication. ,
Department of the Inlerlor.
Untied HtnUs Land Offloo,
The DtilleH. Oregon, February 21. 1(11)8.
Notkteis hereby given that,
Almce H. Cleveland,
of Prlnovllle, county of Crook, state of Ore
gon, has applied to purchiisn, untler the act,
orCongreaa of June 8, 1W, as extended by
act ot August 4. IS'12, the tf'i HW4, NW'A
HE'., aeo. HI and NK!4 HR'4 of see. 9. tp. 13
south, riinge lo east, W. M and will ofTer
prraif to show that the land sought Ih more
valuable, for Ha timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish her
claim to sutd land tatfore ttte county clerk.
at Prineville, Uregon, on the Hth day of
may, nsia.
Hhe nitniPS aa her witnesses: Robert G.
Smith, Chiirlea M. t'hurlton, Wade H. Huston,
and H. A. Foater, all of Prineville, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above-described lands are requested to
tile their claims In this oflloe on or before
said Utb day of May, 1UU8.
2-27P 0. W. MOOKE, Register.
Petititta lor Liquor License.
To th llottorabl ivtmiy ivnrt ol lit tat ol
Oregon lur ihe count ol crook :
Yir lb ntideriliil legal yolera ut Kedtnoliil
I're. ln. I No Jl, ol crook county. Orrgun
M.eclfllllv letllloll tour llotiorald lied
e.lr lo
Miller
maul a Items to f. M. fftlltiaall 6
tinder Hi Itrm nsinoul uiu alt A Miller, lo
n il iirlltiou, mall and vlttona li.iior, and
hard eider In iiihiiiIHc le than mi g.0lott
111 Itedliioud rriHlnel So. "it, frook loilim.
tregon. tor
a period of six. months
ir.ittt att.i
Iter M the Ut, t.
r Mccaflerv, ) II jensoll. Claude Mil'allh y
A Moor, J A Nora.sMt, II r lleti.let. W K
oititg.rH Mi I slllti, It T MW'lay.O II Isitig.
Mil. i.ivtrl II K N11 bo a. I. M covcrl. C
Militia KUVVerl.ll V liavlea, II H Ht.ellier, I'
ttirdlvan, K I. Hani, 0 Koi.v, k Atlivnou,
( liesley, II J sntiili, H w Morgan, a an uer,
M.l'lay, V I. Kii ker. r T Kedtnolld. M K
iilcseh. P IVIttk A K Attder.ott. Joint Jack,
m, A J Pmith, M' Archer, Men Powell, I' I.
ittlirt, A l,' Tettu-row, Harvey Mailer, Joint
ellterow, Jesse TlhrMW, f A rillte. jsinis
Vtheniw, It e jtltittuerle, A A ttrefit, N c W bil
ker. John Johnson, r M laitialdsoll S K W est.
la.n K burn, r Hat burn l k aesra jtnt
nn, f M w title, K iwtar.l. K Piiggait, hi
letillltlger, II Williams, VI L Ogdelt, J A VI est.
Nolle I ticrwby given by III llllderslgned
hat th also ami foregoing peinlon lore
n-..ii 10 lell siitrtliliius. liiMtt. vltlitlis and icr
ntei.leil Ibiuors In iiuaiitltlea less llisn tine gal-
II III Kcilmotld rria'liwt Ml, n 111 una
itttly, Oregon, will ! prtmd lo Hi Hon-
orai.ie ixmtttv tniri nl ernek ttmiiiti, tiregon.
on Wedne.-lsv, th till day uf May, Itsw, al
It I line a license will In) asked lor
r. M, cawALV,
p. U Utu-aa.
Pititiun for Liquor License
To the Honorable County Court uf the
Htate of Oregon f.irt'niok rminivt
W. Ut mnli'-aiuiied. lead lera l
AshtaiMal I'rtvlncl, t-nsok county, Orfiion,
rvstKH'tfullv plilion your Honornlil IUhIv
to grant a license lo IJoii-m r V (ir lo acU
luillinnit, mall and tu rns llotiore ami
Itar.l cider In miantitles lose than on gal-
n in all irclttci. county aim piaie ior
iierlmt til six litniltti Irom ami alter 1111
mh day ot May, Iuom.
K l lionser jiiio ntssi
P II liiwr Pre.1 Mct'olltnn
Kr.utk U T Ion A V Warren
W 1 Walker J W Hal
WalU-r Mitchell John Wlshart
Hob Am vine John Mcl.i itiiaii
I. W Tontllitaoit Allan Mil.eiiiiai
Krank I tltt Arclite M Mel'lu 1011
Munloek MclKmuld H H lliack
Ueo II Cardvw K Ih'an I lust. 11
It Uavlia i II U rater
t Short I'ert James
W C tirator t lias II Met 'oil 11 III
l I" Shrum W V llarla-r
W II Mirtlin llarrelt Mct'olltnn
Aslter MctVtllum J W MetVlluiu
1) Mot'artv John Minder
Oliver Mci'ollilin C H Mcl orkle
C I" Mauplii 0 M Mel'lierenn
J II l Kcltey joint t regan
J tl Clark M Klkin
J C llrttgail C T hradfnrd (
II tmroy I vtiaai
I) t' Muter Allan llrattt
J W Jamison
Notice la hereby given hy th uiidfrslgif
I. that th alsiv and foregoing petition
of llonscr A llis-r lur a license lo aell stilrit
units, malt, vlnmis anil lertiinle.i iiitinr
In iiiantlties let than one gallon In Ali-
wihwi rm-litct will i prraenieti to tut'
ll.ittoralile Cotlilly court ol Cnaik cotiutv,
Oregon, on tit lilh dav of May, Itait, al
which time ai'plicatlun will t mail lor
iid license.
Uatest thla Itith day ol March, llw
3. Ill UoaakaA tikka,
Notice I Cieditori
Notice 1 hereby elvrii by the umlcralk'n
ed. the ekeruirik of the last will and ti-ia-
tiient of Allen Ha h, deceased, to th cre.l
ttur of and all others having claim
aK-nl .-t said drccaaed lo iiresent ill saute
with the proper vourrtera, lo lite .itoier-
Itincd at Ihe otlice of M. K. Klll.it III
I'rlnevttle, Oregon, within sl titoiillts
front lli ttrst rotbltcatloit of thla notice,
Dated thla I'.'IM nay 01 March, Itswt.
MskTtiA AaaHranr.
Kiertitrlx of the last will of Allen Hash
leveaaed. 9-IU
Timber laind. Act June t, I"..
Notice lor Publicatioa
Mi?
IViarlinenlof Ihe Interior,
Culled Hlalea tjind OrKiw.
The I a. I ics. Oregon, Keliruary Jl, 110.
Nollce la hereby given itml
J.ssetililn M. Oerardrt.
ol rrlnvill, county of 'r..k. Hint of Ore
gon, it as apnlled u purehaae, under lite act
of Cutter t.f June I. lara. w exi.'ttd.t1 tiv
ael of August 4, lJ, lite Hr. H',
HK4 and N', MK' He. I, Tp. U sou Ih, range
l east, . M-. and Will otTer prta.f Ui ltor
Ittnt the land aoughl la mttre valuable air Its
lluilwr or aton than for agricultural pur
pose, and lo establish her elalnt to aald land
before the cunt v clerk, at f rlnevlll. Ilnwon
on Hi lath ilnvof Mv Intel.
Hlie D.m.i aa her witnesses: itonsrt li,
Hioltb, Wii.le 11. Huston, II. A. foster end
Wslier O'N.-H. all of I'rliievlll. On..n,
Any and all persona etalmlug advarsely
ttia atMve-tl.wrllad land are requeetrd lo
111 Ihelr claims In this office un or before
an Id .Mil day uf May. IUH.
t-V V. W. MOOKE, Hcgiater.
Notice to Creditors
Notice Is hereby itiven by the itinleraltfti
eil, the ailtiiltiistrtiti.r of the estate nf Mary
It,. Mownrt, il.x'easc.1, lo me creditors o
and to all other having claims attain
said deceased to present the itine with th
proper voucher., to the uti.lcrsighetl at the
ulliceof.M. It. Klliott In Prineville, jtre-
Kn, wtthinall nioiiths from llietirsl ptilill
cation of this notice.
Dutcl this llttli day of March, llkiH.
I. K. HTSWAkT.
AdtnliilatrHtor of the estate of Mary V.
.ttcwart, deceased.
Sum liioiia.
In the Circuit Court of the Htate of Ore
gon for CriMtk County
Walter Kay Wilkinson, plaintiff,
va.
ilentrice Annette Wilkinson, defendant
To ltealrice Annette Wilkinson, the alaiv
named dele ntlant:
You are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint tiled attains! vou 1
the above entitled suit, on or belore Thurs
day, the , mil day or April, HAS, being the
Ittat tiny of the time prescribed in the order
lor the tollmen tlon or thla summons, th
lirat publication thereof licing on the HHIi
day ol .March, !!-; ana II you tail ao to at
pear and answer, fur want thereof the
plaintiff will apply to the court for the re
lief prayed for 111 the complaint liercm, t:
wit: tor a decree dissolving1 the bonds o:
matrimony now existing between nlaintlll
and ilcfcndiint, and that tie f'cnilunt may he
burred Irom eve hereafter claiming, or as
serting, any claim or Interest, by way nl
tlower or otherwise III mill to the WU N iK'J
section .1 township r s, IU2 K W.M: al
HV4, section lit, 8'AHK'4 section U
In township '.'.'1 S, HU K, W M, ami for audi
other and further relief ns to the court
nnty seem 1 1 1 -. t nnd eiiuitiihlt).
1 ins siiiiimoiis is served upon you by
puiiiicitiion therein in mo. crook t. omit
Journul, bv order of the Hon. W. b. llrat
sltaw, juil(ie of the above entitled court
tuiiile and anted nt I hiiinln rs in I h
Dulles (;ity. llrcton, on tho lHtli tiny of
itiurcii tiHiM which sniti onicr re.tilr tint
nuiniiioits 111 mis suit tie published unci'
week fur six aucccsnlve weeks.
W. A- Un
8-11) Attorney for riiiltitilf.
Notice
In the District Court of the tJ tilled Btatea lor
the District ot Idaho, Cetitnil Division.
In the matter ol Klchard Cunningham
bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that J. I!. Ronnnrs,
Trustee In tltu matter ol Itlcliard ('11 ti it I n
liam, bankrupt, will sell at private sale tl
hundred (fitHt) shares of tho capital slock of th
American Htatidard Mining enmpnny, a eor-
i.orallou of Denver, Colo., and also the north
Itulf of the northwest uuarter. and the ninth
west quarter of the northeaat quarter of sec
tion seventeen (17), ami the northeast ttuarte
of the northwest quarter ot section (IS). In
township thirty-two (Ifi) south of range (H)
east 01 me wiiiatnuiie mertuian, in una.
county, Htate of Oregon. Bald mining stock to
be gold in one lot and laid real estate In one
lot. ...
Healed bids will be received for said pro
perty by aald trustee, at Hilver City, Idaho,
either personally or through United Htatel
mall, during the period commencing with tli
first publication of thla notice nnd terminat
ing on the With day of April, 1908. Hlils shall
be accompanied by a certified check equal to
tun per cent of the amount hid, the trustee
being authorized to accept the highest and
best bid, stihlect to the approval of th
referee, after a return to the referee of hi
proceed tigs bv said trustee under oath, and
hearing by the referee thereon, alter ten dayi
notice by mall to the creditors.
Dated at Hilver City, Idaho, title 27th dayof
february. IWJb.
Tlinl-r Isanti, At June I, 7,
Nalke far feUHaltea
I Vr..fi lineal of III Interior,
linllcd Htl laiud !.
Tit latlli1. orcoti, Kebiuary It, l"v
Nolle Is hereby given thai
lliil v N. A.kr.
of I'rlnavlll. isniiiiy of cnsik. Hiala oror.
gott, has a..He.l lo ..m ha.. tinder l ie set
f Aug.ot I. "J. th HI N
NV HK't and U.l . , , TM II s..iitlt.
n.t,g.leall. W. M, and will nir ""'V'
..w that lb land sought la more l,,1
It.r lis tliulwr or a'oii Iban for agrlettllMml
,,.s. and lo establish her elalni loaaM
and Iwinr lb rsionly rk al l'rlnIIK
n-eon, on lb lllli nay ra siv. -
Hb name aa ner i.o 7-, -
ti.lon, ItolHirl II. Mi.iltlt, Walter O'Nell and
. A. r'osler, all of l-rlnevlll. Ofo.
Any end all pewits elaltulna adversely Ihe
Mtve-iloeerllaal lanus are naii"-'
elr clatins In Hits time on of before eald
tit day of May, I. o. .
Sj, I". , an a 111 iv, tuwtsier.
Tlintair lnd, Ac! June a, lark.
Notice for iubUcatioit.
IViarlmnl of lit Inlerlitr,
I' 1. 1 led Htalea t Jllld Oin.a,
The Hullea, orcott, Match rd, imia.
Noll.s. Is herei.v given mat
r ratia o. ssiiiiorii,
rlitevlll, tsitinlv of cnaik, Blale nfOre-
.11, lias Mii'llcd lo IMtndiaw, under Hi as'l or
'otigtMi 01 June a, !-., eiri..in, ...
ttigusl , IMU, lli Ha'.N1, K'taa t, and
MVt U H ' an' VJ, I . a soul It, rang sal,
W M . and will oft. r iins.f to show ll.ai Hi
land sought la more yliil nr I's tliniier or
aloitviban lor agrleiillural ittrMw, and to
tHtliibllsh his cluliolo said land betors it.
county clerk, al ITHteviin', orjint, on me
imit dav of Jttn. 1 1 at.
He l.alltea aa ills wiinissi ii.i
tiiiliam. of ISnt, ureg.io. lit mil tasly, K. K.
it.- and llalt.lt Nimni, or rrinevin. iin-..n,
Any and all orrsoos iloliiilog e.lr-ir
he lHiv..li-'rlll lands are retiiiesi'd w'
He their claims In lids uillee nil or uair
said Unit day of June. 1 1".
.y i . n. Atlanta., licaisier.
llnttwr Ijtud, Ait June I. hrra.
Ntic fer Feehcst
la.atllnent of lit Inlerlor
rolled males Issuil tittle.
Tit lath, Oregon, Kebrtiury IU, Iw.
ant Us. la hereby given that
kl. ll.a J. W tat.
of Prineville, county of I'naik, Hlaie nf O re
in, has a..lled lo tir.'hase, under in art
of t'otigress ol June . iar as egiennen or
acl ol Aug ttst 4, la Ihert'a Ma ananwH
NK'I, I.. 1. Joint , nf Hee . In To Ik w.tllll.
rang., iu r:, vt, si,, and witi oner prow iu
li.is Unit ll.e land ought Is lltor valtlat.l
.r Its lliol r or almtn than Ar agricultural
.iitanes. ami lo establish her elalni lo s.ld
....I la-n.rt ihe tininiv eleik al I'rluevlll.
tregon, on tit Ikiih ituy uf April, Iwa.
Hit names as hr witnessetu
W. II. Huston. John VI. I'oltlna, I. II.
I jtrullette, aud alter O'Nvll all of prineville,
iregon
Any and all pensm eisiniing adversely
lb ala.v do-rtlwd Inn. Is are roul-
i Ui HI their elalma In this orrlee un ur la
air lit aatd Join duy of A loll. iw.
ia I, W, atiatllK, lleglsler.
Netlce.
Nolle Is hereby ivn that the under.
Igm-d, I. Michel, Admluistral.ir d bonus
nn of the Kstale nf (leorg I .end, de
ceased, has lile.t hia una! account and re
port wilh lite clerk of lite Coitniy ruurtof
the Htate of Oregon (or l 'rook eotitity and
that Monday, the 41 It tlay ol May, Its!, at
leu o'clock a. m., ol aald tlay al tl. county
urt riatiu III Ihe emiitly courthouse at
Prineville. Crook county, ilregon, has Inn
lixeil by the court as Hi lime end place
for hearing any objections there may be to
id report.
Dated title tilth tlay of March, ttket.
I. rti inn.,
Administrator tie lain u lien of th ette
ef Ororgr I.etnlT d.s casel.
Stale Slctl..n, -Notice for Publicatioa
P. , Laud (tm.e.Th Isxllea, Oregon.
March A IWM.
Nittlc 1 hereWr gly.n thai under Ihe pro.
vtstotis ol tit ael nl fongr ol August 14. lata,
and II. a. la siippleli.rl.tary and araeiolalory
Uierio,ilieHuiol Oregou has Ibis day aled
In this little IIS a 'lleslti.ll. No. Lai, lo select
Ihe NVU. SK'i ol H lion III and 111 N4 HVi 1.
olfwlioit 'J. t II a.. mh. Mangel K.W.M,
Any and all tM.rs.itis rtslmltig adversely ih
alait detarlhed lauds, or desiring bar any
son to otijecl to lit nital allow attr tilth
eetloo, sltoiil.l file their claims or otijecllotut
till utile 011 or octets the Aih day ol May,
Is. (4 J) C- W, Moosa. Heglsler.
Timber I .and. Ael June 1, 17
Notice for Publl.ati.n.
ttHtrlmnl of the Interior,
l ulled H isles ltttil om.sr-.
Th Dalle, 01. -goo. Mar. h llrd, ItkH,
Notice Is hervt.y given II. el
lturw I. Ilonsel.
of I'rliievlll. county of t'ruok, Htate of Ore
gon, has applied h purehaae, under Ihe act
.rtongrst.r June a. ta7a, ns ex-wmied i.y aet
if August I. lav.'. Hie NS NK'.. aeollon il.Tp.
II hi Hi, range la raat, V . M , and will oiler
prtH.ltoahow that Ittetand aoughl Is unire
valuable for It ttmlrur stmt titan f"r agri
cultural ptirp.kea. and to alabllsh her claim
lo said laud la-fur Hie county elnrk, at rrlne-
viiie, Oregon, on lit gin day of June, r-irt.
Hit nullum aa her wltncaac: rhealer Hlarr,
of Howard, Orcaott; Hamiiel Dtng.s., (.'red A,
lllee, and l-ueirlln J, IUtige,of I'rinevllle,
Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adveraelr Ih
alMivcdratrttN-d lands are rUeaied to file
their claltna In thla ofhiat un or ta-fi.rwstttd 9th
day of Jun. HAH. '. VY. M johk.
4 jVlsier.
Timber l.aiul, Act June S, 17.
Notice for Publication.
Department nf the Interior,
I! lilted Slates Land Dthce.
The Dalles, Drcgnn, M arc It lrd, IKK,
Notice Is hereby given that
Myron ll. Hockeiilarrv.
of Prineville, county uf t'riH.k, Htate of
ttrcgini, lias applied to purt'liasn, under the
act of Congress of June S, 178, aa extendtal
bv act ol August 4, tatrj, the NH NtC,
AV KK4, "d NW',, BK'( set-lion U,
township 11 aoiith, range lit east. W. M..
and will oiler pr.M.f to show that th land
souglit Is more valuable for its timlatror
atone than for agricultural purfiose, ami
to establish Ills claim to aald land before
the county clerk, nt Prineville. tiregon. on
tlie lutlt day of June, l'"H.
lie nitnies as hi witnesses: M. K. Kl
liott. tleorge W. l.ttckev. Joseph J. Hani.
lug and Hyrun Cudy, all of Prineville, Ore.
K"' ...
Any and all persons 0 alnilnii adversely
tho abtive-tlcaeiilM.il Innda are requested lo
me itietr claims in this otlice on or before
aid HHli tluy of June, llkts.
- v. w, ittuuttK, Register,
Htate Bclcctlon,
Notice for l'tiblii tit Ion.
United Htntca bund Otlice,
Tho Dulles, Oregon, March 2. Inn.
Notice Is hereby given thai under the
iirovisiona ot the net of (iongreasof August
t. 11, unci lite acta supplementary ami
amendatory thereto, the rittite of Oregon
has tills tluy tiled In thla otlice Ita appli
cation, No. W, to select the HK'4 ot the
HWK of aection .11, township 17 sou tit,
run e lHenst, W, M.
Any tintl all persona claiming adversely
tlte tiltoviMlesi:rilH'tl liln.l, or desiring for
any reason to object to the linal ullowulice
of the selft tlon. should tile their claims or
objections iu tia ollice on or belore the
iUnl day of Mnv, IlkiM.
VI) 0. W. MtilJUK, UcgiHter.
Petition for Liquor License
To tho llnnoriible County Court for Crook
County, Htate of Oregon:
Wo, the iiuderslgned legal voters of Hlack
Itittte precinct, Crook County, Oregon, respect
fully petition your honorable body to grant a
license to Ucorgo A. Mteveua to sell spirlloua,
malt and vlituus liquors aud hard cider in less
quantities than one gallon In Hlack II 1 1 1 1 it
Precinct, Crook Cutinty, Oregon, lor a period ol
six mouths from anil after titu tltli day ol May,
10OH.
Jacob Otillicrg, Dan Winkle. T J Krvrear. D H
Kryrear, II K Alhiti. A (I Alllngham. C II Kos
ter. K M Zumwalt. John K Krvrear. H II tiavla.
John aVhulto, W A Vanbtisklrk, J O Cobb, If
11 Keen, late cover, blncoin Htlver, r rHeliiiian,
Kred Akltis, K H Howell, L M Oliver, John
Winkle. John Taylor. I. . Conner. It K Jordan.
J H Hudson, K M ilooth, elide Johnson, Lewis
C (Hover, tleorge W McCalllster, charing (tar
son, J I) Bowman, W N Cobb, r M Booth, Bam
Hlllwell.Oeorgo Htllwell. W K Claypool J U
Wilson. Hon I lilt New, J ft I'almer, L 11 Killler-
1011, rrans nooyieii, J K l'lillllps, tl it Ailing.
nam, J k rimer, cnaa lllntlman, V V Miller,
K L Johnson, C B Johnson, I) W Farthing, H
Dickson, C L llranton. W TK Wilson. J K Kiiller.
Charley Ulat, Clyde Ulat, W F Kryrear, Ualph
Johnson.
Notice la hereby given by tho Itnilttrslgned
that the above and foregoing petition of
Ucnrge A. Htevens for a license toHctlxplrltnua,
mult, vinous and tormented Honors In quanti
ties less than one gallon in lliack Putin tire.
Clint will bo presented to tho Honorable
County Court of Crook County, Oregon, on the
Atlt day ol May, 1908, at which time application
win oe mime for saiu license.
Dated this Will day ol March, 19(18,
Uaoaua A. BTBviXa.
8-6 J. C. C0NN0U8, Trusted,