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Redmond Items
Redmond, Ore., May 25, "OS.
It has come to the notice of the
reporter that the church pulpit is
missing, and has been for some
time. If any one known what has
become it it would be an act of
kindness to tell those who are
most interested in it. If an acci
dent has befallen it the officials
would be glad to know and then
they can get another one. If per
chance it has been the victim of a
joke, the writer would suggest in
all kindness that carrying a joke
more than half a mile or three
months is carrying it too far. We
should be very glad to see the mat
ter cleared up or the pulpit re
turned without clearing it up.
We did not mention th.it we
have a barber in town again, also
a doctor. The barber seems to
have located while the medical
man is looking around to see what
the outlook is. In the meantime
he is ready to attend to profession
al calls.
The many friends that Mrs.
Trisler made while she was here
will be pained to hear of her death
which occurred at Ottumwa, Iowa,
on the 14. She was taken sick up
on reaching home, was recovering
and had a backset. A few days
before her death she suffered a
paralytic stroke and if she had re
covered would always have been a
helpless invalid.
A
Mrs. Lilly and her mother, Mrs.
Carmelia, were visiting in Red
mond and vicinity the first part of
last week.
Mr. Robert Davis of Sisters, a
cousin of the late Frank Glass,
was over attending to arrangements
for the funeral.
Rev. Father Hickey was in this
neighborhood last week and among
other things performed the rite of
baptism on Jacob Carleton I m roe
lee. Mr. Hickey received a fall
while here sustaining somewhat
severe injuries from which he is
recovering nicely.
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Mr. Hopkins and family, late
comers are now in camp. Mr.
Hopkins brought in two teams and
wil' soon offer the blacks for sale.
We came near having a little
conflagration at our place yester
day afternoon when the woodpile
caught fire. Of course wood is
cheap but we hate to burn it so
close to the house when the wind
is blowing hard right towards what
is left of the haystack.
The Ladies' Aid Society at their
meeting Thursday got flowers for
decorating the Frank Glass casket.
Quite a number of children have
been sick or nearly so lately.
Among them we mention Chris
Ehret's, B. A. Kendall's and Cecil
Kenyon's children. All of them
are on the mend.
F. W. McCaffery and wife went
to the Sisters country today for
several days work on Frank's
place there.
. B. Borne, Jr., of Sisters was
transacting business in these parts
todty.
Sheriff Elkins passed through
here on a political trip
The ball game between Bend
and the home team yesterday re
sulted in a victory for our boys
over which they are quite elated.
The dance the night before
showed very satisfactory proceeds
also.
Milton Lossinsr had the mis
fortune to run a nail in his foot
Saturday. It put him at a dis
advantage in Sunday's game, but
t .
ne piayea it out.
E. C. Park.
Try onr Fancy Patent Flour
J. E. Stewart & Co.
Two Timber Claims for Sale
Two timber claims for sale at a bar
gain in 1418 and 14-19. For farther
particulars address P. O. Box 205. 6-1
Before buying your garden hose
this Spring, get our prices. J. E
Stewart & Co.
Powell Buttet Items.
The Shepard Sunday School is
moving along nicely; good attend
ance and interest. The school was
organised so near the rlue ol the
present quarter that the publisher
deferred forwarding literature until
the new quarterly issue w out.
Rev. Cooke will preach here next
Sunday, the SOih, at 2:30 p. ru
promptly.
Mrs. Elmer Nishwonger who
was quite sick is now up and about
again.
George Hobta has about closed
the bargain for clearing off a large
oiillsite above Bend. We think
from the activity of the timber
men there certainly must be some
thing really tangible in rumors of
a coming tailroad.
The well is down about five
hundred feet and still going. Most
all spring grain has Mown out and
some of the fall sowing. Some
have sown the third time.
George Hobbs came near having
a serious runaway a few days ago.
He hitched his buggy team at or
near the rear of the hout-e and
went inside for a moment; when
his horses took fright, breaking
one of the bridles and dashing
away through the sagebrush and
junipers, finally dashing into a
tree knocking one of the horses
senseless for a while and injuring
the other quite badly. The im
pact with the tree broke the
doubletree and one reach of the
buggy, and practically destroyed
the set of harness which was new.
Mr. Zimmerman a representative
of the Oregon Anti-Saloon League,
will lecture at the Shepard school
house Saturday at 8 p. m., the 30th
inst. The lecture will be illustrated
by stereopticon. The lecture will
be free.
Mrs. Dunn' Mustard left for
Shaniko last Wednesday on her
way to visit her mother who lives
away down in old Virginny.
Mrs. Mustard will be gone some
thing near three months.
M. C.
Rev. Father Hickey's Accident
Rev. Father Hickey who passed
through Prineville the fore part of
this week for his friends, Messrs.
Morrow & Keenan's, is a very sick
man and in a dangerous condition,
as the result of a terrible accident
he met with in the town of Red
mond, a week or ten days ago.
The reverend gentleman had
been making a thorough visitation
of the Crook county portion of his
parish, taking in Post, Paulina,
Bend and Redmond, where the
serious accident which nearly cost
him his life occurred. In the duek
of the evening to the great horror
of Mr. Redmond and family and
friends, Father Hickey fell head
foremost through an ojren trap
door into the cellar of Mr. Red
mond's house, where he was stop
ping, receiving severe and painful
bruses, especially in the right arm,
shoulder and breast, mashing the
second finger of his left hand. It
was a terrible shock to the rever
end gentleman, and those who
know of the locality of the acci
dent say that it was a miricle that
Father' Hickey was not killed by
the falL The reverend father is
making his way home to Wasco,
Sherman county, by slow and easy
stages and it will be some time we
fear, before he is able to resume
his professional duties with his
wonted activity. Dr. Coe of Bend
in response to a telephone call
made a hard drive to reach Father
Hickey at Redmond where he re
mained all night, and Drs. Bel
knap and Edwards of Prineville
attended him during his stay in
that town. The people of Crook
county, who highly esteem Father
Hickey will eagerly watch for his
recovery and be very glad to wel
come him again to their midst.
"The Old World and its Ways'
Col. William Jennings Bryan's
new book of travel, entitled "The
Old World and Its Ways," re
counts his recent tour around the
world and his journeys through
Europe. It is profusely and ele
gantly illustrated with 251 artistic
engravings representing men and
things seen in the various countries
of the earth during that noted
journey. The engravings are
made from photographs taken for
him or his party specially for this
publication. It is regarded by him
as the monumental literary work
of his life, and is published under
his special supervision.
It is sold only through agents,
and following its announcement it
has, we are advised, met with a de
mand that has exhausted in a few
months four large editions aggre
gating over 41,000 copies. By
special contract with hi publishers
he made the retail price low down
with the view of putting it within
the easy reach of every reader and
book buyer.
The book give hi experiences
what he saw and did whom he
met and hi impression and con
elusions. He made a profound
study of the nations and of men
and things as he taw them around
the world. He gives govern
mental, educational, religious and
other conditions, from the stand
point of a student end one pro
foundly interested in all the peo
ples of the earth.
The book is no sense political,
but is a brilliant record of travel
and observation, from the stand
point of a well informed American
citizen, concerning the countries
and the people of the earth as
seen today. While the pen de
scribed the camera pictured the
splendid detail of this noted
journey.
While Col. Bryan traveled as a
private citizen he went with the
prestige of having made two
memorable contests for the Presi
dency of the United States, and he
was everywhere recognised and
entertained as a great represents
live American, having a leading
part in the direction of American
affairs. He was given opportunity
for observations never before ac
corded to any one traveling in pri
vate capacity.
If one wants to see the world,
and the people who are at the head
of affairs in all countries, as well
as the masses, he has in this book
an opportunity of seeing them
through the eyes of Col. William
Jennings Bryan. It is sold by
subscription, and the ' Thompson
Publishing Company of St. Louis,
Mo., are the fortunate publishers
They offer an especially inviting
opportunity to solicitors in another
column of this issue.
Dr Clarence True Wilson
. Woman Suffrage
on
The qnestlon Is not whether the
women have a right to vote, but It 1
whether we have a rltcht to compel
them nil to vote nt the dictation of a
very small minority of their own
nuniler. It Is certain the vast ma
jority of our women do not wish the
ballot. The law for the protection
of women lire Improving stendily
wlth the years it ml every Interest of
hers I us well sn fc-j;u)i riled an that
of any man. If you vvlxh to protect
the rights tf women, ask .yourself
today, din- my wife want to vote,
does my sister, doe mv mother
claim it to Ikj her privilege? If they
do not, whnt rlj;ht have 1 to compel
them to do It by my ballot?
But it Ih suld we need the ballot of
woman to aid us In government.
Hut is It expedient? Will society Ik'
Improved by the Krautlng of the bal
lot to women? Will the better ele
ment of women come to the front an
political workers and fill our olllce.
or will the worse? Which Is the bet
ter element of women? The quiet
anil unassuming queens of our
homes, our mothers, sisters, wives
anil sweethearts, or will politics tie
controlled by the clubwomen? This
is not an untried exia-rlineiit. Four
states have given the ballot to
women unconditionally, and after 30
years of women's voting, polities
has not arrived at the moral stand
ard of our own state, In Wyoming,
Colorado, Idaho or Utah. But you
say, "There are not as many women
as men In Wyoming." Yes, but In
Utah women are so plentiful that
seven or eight of them club together
and keep one husband between them,
and with this numerous company
they have not closed the saloons, or
closed the brothels, or prevented
gambling dens, or purified politics.
Indeed there are notfourstateslnour
Union where politics Is so corrupt as
In the four states where women vote.
It Is a sad picture where a man, for
the sake of office, sells his Integrity,
but it Is a sadder, and a common
sight, In the states where women
vote, to see women sell their virtue
for offices.
lean give specific Incidents with
names, pluce and dates, where
women, desiring to be assistant
county clerks, etc,, are sent from the
candidates' ofllce to the political
boss to there offer her all at the
shrine of a man, who, but for poll
tics, would not be allowed to enter
her home. In every woman's suff
rage state, the proverb has had a
double emphasis that "Politics make
strange companions."
If you wish to prevent such con
ditions In Oregoiirvote "No" on the
woman suffrage amendment on June
1st.
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Ladies, Misses and Children.
Goods selected by an experienc
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Horses Wanted.
A puck homo ami n saddle borne
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gentle. For further particulars nd-
iIiyhs A. 8. Ireland, Foreet Snier-
visor, Prineville, Or. 6-Waw
Attention lloiiwscvkcm.
People joining to Crook county with
the intention o( locating en government
land should timt w rite or cull on
Only fc Jones, Prineville, Or?
FOR AGENTS
A SUCCESS
"The Old World
and Its Ways"
BY
Wm. Jennings Bryan
576 lniMrlnl Octavo pttge. SSI
suix'rhengmvltigM from photographs
taken by Colonel Hr.vnn.
Kecenuia hit trip around the world unit hta
vtattaloall natioita, tlmliil bank ot lrvel
ever written. Mil iK-v.-mftii !h ol thla
iieiierailtin. 41 . called lor In 4 mouth
w rue ua tor iimti reports ot nnil loti agents
employed. The people buy It erl)r. The
Outfit Feaa, Send fifty eenta to vot er eoat ul
mailing and handling. Addreaa.
The Thompson Publishing Co.,
St Louie, Miaaouri.
Contest Notice.
IVpartntcnt of the Interior,
United Stales Un.I Offee,
The Italic. Oregon. Mrtv 1.1. 1908.
A ftitllcient contest attldavit hiving
rHn tlltM in this olnee by J anise 11.
Adam, contestant, against homestead
entry No. 1422U, mitde February 2.,
for SF.W, N, iSWW, Section
20, Township 14 Noiilh, Kange 10 Fast,
. !., hy Uuue b. tiuilUuine. eon
teetee, in which it is slli'tctsl thai said
IxMtia F. ttuillanme has not reidtt on
aid tract at any tlmeiince tlllnu there
on ; that there is no improvement of
any kind whatever Uxn said tract;
that said alleged atweiice was not due to
his employment in the army, navy or
marine corps ol tne I'ntttnl Mates In
time of war. Said parties are hereby
notined to appear, respond and offer
evidence totichtiin said allottation at ll)
o'clock a. m., on July I, ItHia, before II
O. Kill a U. 8. Commissioner at hie of
Hee in Bend, Onvon, and that final
hearing will bo held at 10 o'clock a. in.,
on July 8, 1 before the K.vmter and
Keeeiver at the I' tinted States Ind
Ottlre in The Dalles. Oregon.
I lie said contestant having, in a
proier atlldavit. III I slay 7, lt08, net
forth facts which show that after clue
dilligence personal service of thU notice
can not be nmile, it l hereby ordered
and directed that such notice btTglven
ny due and proper publication,
ft-ai V. W. SlOOKK, Kegister,
Notice for Publication.
Dvpnrtiiii-nt of Die Interior.
V. H. Land OttU-e at The Pall. Or.
May 12, litis.
a once t iterty given tnai
Olive t'iMik,
of Prineville, Oregon, who, on April Id,
lsW, matle Timber Application No. 4tU'i.
for nSnt'li ec 1'-', wjnei aec 1, tp IS . r 1.
e. Lot 7 sec 6, tp IS , r It) e, w ni, lis tiled
notice of intention iu make llnnl proof, to
etnlili-li claim t the until above described
before the County Clerk at Prineville, Ore
gon, on tne ann nay ot July im.
Claimant names aa wittier-en: John W.
8nyili-r, Lucy Hnyiter, Andrew 8. KieUli
anil Zeda U. KieliU. all of Prineville, Or.
V&) C. W. Mo, Kei.-ii.t4T.
Notice for I'lthlicnion.
lVpsrtment of the Interior.
U. S. Lund Othceat The Dalles, Or.,
May 12, M.
Notice is hereby given that
Maud llrown,
of Prineville, Oregon, who, on April 7,
1!KW, made Timlier Application, No
HVM, for noVnwK and nne'j see 20.
tp 1'.' s, r ltl e, w in., has filed notice of
intention to make Html proof, to etitnh
lish claim to the lsnd alsive described,
before the county clerk at Prineville,
Oregon, on the .",Hh day of July, )U08.
Claimant names as witnesses: John
B. llrown, of Culver, Oregon, A. It.
KastwiNsl and Pule Jones, Isith of
riineville, Oregon, and John W. Pee,
of drizzly, Oregon.
5--8 C. W. Moohk, Register.
Notice te Creditors
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, the executrix of the last will and
testament of Charity Wilnon, deceased,
to all persons having claims against said
deceased to present them with the
proper vouchers to the undersigned at
the office of M. H. Elliott in Prineville,
Oregon, within six months from the
first publication of this notice.
Duted this Wth day of May, 1908.
Ma hi a Chain,
Executrix of the last will and testa
ment of Charity ilson, deceased. 5-28
Notice to Creditors
In the District Court of the United
States, for the District of Oregon.
In the matter of Martin V. Turley,
bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that
on theOth day of May, A. D. 1!K)8, Mar
tin V. Turley of Bend, Oregon, was duly
adjudicated bankrupt; and that the
first meeting of his creditors will la
held at Rooms 204-5, Fenton Building,
Portland, Oregon, on the 8rd day of
June, 1!K)8, at 11 a m., at which time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint a trustee, examine
the bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before
such meeting.
The schedule filed discloses assets
amounting to $800. Dated May 22,
1008. Ciikstkk O. Murpiiv,
5-28 Referee in Bankruptcy.
CITATION.
In the County Court of the state of
Oregon, for the county of Crook :
In the matter of the estate of Mary
A. Barnes, deceased, Citation.
To William D. Barnes, Agnes, George
and Velma A. Barnes, and all other
lieira ol said Mary A. Uurnes unknown,
if any there be, greeting: '
In the name of the State of Oregon.
you are hereby cited and required to
arinear in the countv court of the state
of Oregon, for the county of Crook, at
the court room thereol, at l'nneville, in
the countv of Crook, on Mondav the 6th
day of July, 1008, at 10 o'clock, in the
forenoon of that day, then and there to
show cause if any there be, why Wil
liam D. Barnes, the executor of the
will of Mary A. Barnes, deceased, shall
not sell the following-described real
estate of said Mary A. Barnes, deceased,
for the purpose of paying the costs and
expenses of administration, the legacies
named in said will and for the purposes
of distribution, towit: Lots Kix and
Seven in Block Jour of the town of
Laidlaw, Crook county, Oregon, ac
cording to the plat thereof as the same
appears of record in the office of
tlie county ilerk ot Crook county,
Oregon.
Witness, the Hon. W. A. Bell, udge
of the county court of the state of Ore
gon, for the county ol Crook, with the
seal of said court afflxed, this 25th dav
of May, A. I. 1908.
5 28-0-25 Attest : Wakhkn Bbown,
(Heal) Clerk.
Not loo for Publication.
IVtitrttnent of the interior,
Unite.) Stat Und Olllce at
The Dulles, Oregon,
Mav Hth, lUOH,
Notice Is hereby given that
Joint Schmoer,
of Crook, Oregon, who on Kebrttwry
pith, 11KI8, made llouietcad Entrv, No.
12i:W, lor HWk SWV S.., 31, Tn. Ill H ,
K. 10 K., bit 4 siul SWU NVIH,k. A
and SKy N V of See. 4, Tp. 20 H.. It.
10 K., W. M., ha tiled nolle of In
tention to make Una! iNe-veiir proof, to
establish claim to the land ls've do-
bptliM.I Ittihirti lb ettitiitw i.lwrlt at
Prineville, Oregon, on thu 1Mb day of
June, mm.
Claimant name aa witnesses! John
W. Shattiiek. Paul Held. Thorn J.
Fergtieson and Frank Borsinl, all of
Crook, Oregon. C. W. MOOKK,
5-Up Register.
Timber Und, Act June S, 17.
Notice for Publication.
IVpartment of the Interior,
I'tiiliHl Htalea Und Olllce.
The Dalle. Oregon, Mnrt-h Xtnl, Ha..
Nolle 1 hereby given Hint
Mvron It. llockeiiherrv.
of I'rlm'Vllle. con lily of Crovk, Hint of
Oregon lia applied to llivlin e, tinder the
act of I outfit' of June .1. ts?H, a eiletnied
bv avtolAugtint 4. Isiy. tit NINKU,
rA'U SKV anil NWt lKi, ecUoii 14,
i.,u,..l.l 11 .....tl. ......... lu VI- fcl
and will oiler proof to ultow that tb Uttil
ought I more valuable for It tlnttwr or
ton Hi mi for Rgrli-uilinal purpom, ami
Ui entabltah hi claim to tabl land before
lb countv clerk, sk Prineville, Oregon, on
Hie loin day ol June, I 'm,
It name III wltneue! M, It. Kl
Holt. Oeorire W. l.tickev. Jom-hIi J. Ilid.
tug and Byron Cady, all of Prineville, Ore
gon.
Anvandall net-wil rlalinlim adverelv
I ho aduve-doM'iilied land are mpteiilrd to
tile their elaltii inthlaottlce on or la-fore
aid 10th day of June, (met,
M C. W. MOOUK, KrgUlrr,
Timber lntl. AeUunrt, l7
Notice for PubUcatUa.
Ivuurtmi-nt of lb Interior,
t'nltetl mole I jiii it ontee.
Tbe lnUe,Otin, Mun-h Slut, Inn,
SoUo U berotiy given lliat
lMura I. llituael.
of Prineville, oounly ul t'rmik, Mlale ofOr
ott, naa appllca w purhae, uttiter the ael
of lnrvui of June I. 17, a exlemletl by aol
or Auaual . 111 lite Ni n K't. eellnn II, TP,
U atmlli. ranee 1 el. . M.. ami wlllolliT
proof t Mlniar that Ihelaml uuhl I uiore
valuable Sir I la tinitier or une than Pr art
cultural purpoaea, and lo ealalilUlt bereltiiin
to aaht laud before the eounly elerk, al Prlne
vllle, Ontin, iu lhelh ilav of June, ,M.
Hhe nameaaa her wltni-oM-ai (-healer Hlarr,
of itiwanl, oremi Hamuel Ilii(e, Freil A,
nice, and l.ucirlla J, iHup-.ur frtnevllte,
Ormon.
Any and all persona etatiiilnc adversely the
biveteM-rtlie4t lamia are retiueateil to Sle
Ihelr claims In tblaorticeunor to-fura utlri (III
tliiv of June, IMM.
V, W. MoollK.
IU-lnl-r.
Ttmlwr land. Ant June 1. 17.
Notice for Publication.
Pepartnienl nf the Interior,
tfnlted Htate I .and urtl.e,
Tlie Ilnllea, linin, Man-h rl. IWJ.
Nolltw I hrn-liy given thai
rrniik II. Mllllorn,
of Prineville, niutity of enak. Htalo of Ore.
tn, baa applied l.i purehnoe, under the act of
ttimui of June , '."Tv. a eatende1 by at of
Aucuat 4, ism, th Ha'iNW... K'iHW1,, and
M W 4 H l aee. SCJ. To. 14 aoulli. mure I ratal.
W, M.. and will offer pnaifui ahuw thai the
land a.iu(lil la more valuable fur ! UiiiUt oH
lone titan ror acncuilural purpuaea. and mi
eatnbllali Ills claim til aald land Iwfi.re the
eounty elerK, al I'rtnevllle, Oregon, on Hie
IWh dav of June, lltH.
He nautea aa lila wltneaoi-a: Harvey !.
iHiiibain. oflHiat, Oreemi, Hvmn Cady. K. K,
Junea and llalph Sharp, of PrlnevtllK, Oriimn,
Any and all peraona elulntliii adveratv
lb ataivideai-rllMMl luuda am rf-qucaled lo
Ru Ihelr elalma In Ihla offlf3n on or hefnr
ant uiin aay or June, raja.
- C, v.. MOOKK, Iteglater,
Notice for Publication.
Department ol the Interior,
IiAtid Olllce at The Dulles, Oregon.
April isth 1!J.
Notice I hereby given Hint
.,..l. I .. L'. . 1 1 ,
formerly Nevada 'IVtberow of Prineville.
Oregon, haa llleil notice of ber Intention to
make lltud llve-yi-nr proof In upport of
her claim, vis: ttoinmlinil entry ivo.
IIS10 mails November '.D, wl. for the HK'i
NK', Hue. 4, NW"i and lol S and 4.
Mee. .1, luwnslilp 14 aoulli, range III eaat,
and that ald tiroof will he iniule U'furt
tlie nuinly clerk, at rrineville, Oregon, on
June Wh, 1IH.
Mi liainia tlie following wltneaae to
prove her eniiliniioim reaiilence iihi. and
eiiltiviiiloti of the laud, vie K. A. Poe
l.ar olli'tle, John O. Powell, Peurl John
son. Mr. Harnh Poller, all of Prineville,
urcgon. i:, w. 9IIHIIIK,
6-7p Kegisler.
Notice for Piihllcatlon.
Department of the Interior,
Laud Olllce at The DnPe. Oregon.
April flub, 1118.
Notice Is hereby given that
Kilmund M. Ixive
of Lamonta, Oregon, ha tiled notice of his
Intention to make hnal live-year proof In
supiMirt of his eliiim. vie llotuealead
Kutry No. 12414 made April S, 11" CI. for tbe
UV K4, K 8W)i and hW HW'W
section !, towtisliip 1,') miuth, range 14
east, W. M., and that said proof will Is)
mane oeiore me county clerk at rrineville,
Oregon, on June 0th. 11IUS,
lie name the following witnesses to
prove in continuous reauienie upon, ami
cultivation nf the land, yii Joaeph K.
Weigand, Charles I'axton, John 0. Uusb,
Walter ifclfrich, all of Lnmonta, Oregon,
0-7p U. W. MOOKK, Keglstur,
Notlc for Publication
Departiucut of the Interior,
Land Olllce at The Dulles, Oregon.
May 2nd, lUOH.
Notice U hereby given that
I .M ki;ii..
of Prineville, Oregon, ha tiled notice of
ins intention to make tinal live-year prool
in aitpport or Ills claim, VI: Homestead
Kutry No. 0343 made May 15, llkJI, for the
K N K Hection 25, townsnip 13 south,
run kb 15 cast, Ixit 1, section 30 and Lot 4,
section lit, 'township 13 outh, range III
east, W. M. and that aald proof will he
made before the county clerk, at Prine
ville, Oregon, on June Hth, UMIM.
Ho name the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of the land via: (leorge De
lano, William Arnold, Klcliard M. 1'owtill
Kdward H. Jones, all of Prineville, Oregon
5-7p 0. W. MOOKK. tteglster.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice Is herelSy Riven by the under-
slKiied, the ndmlnlstrntrlx with the
will annexed of the estate of Alexan
der McCloy, deceased, to nil persons
IwivIiik claims iialnst said deceased
to present them with the proper
Vouchers to the undersigned at the
ofllce of M. II. Elliott at rrineville.
Oregon, within six months from the
first publication of tills notice.
Dated this 21st day of May, 1908.
Maiitha Hoovbk.
Administratrix with the will annexed
of the estate of Alexander McCloy,
deceased. 5-21
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has filed his final account as ad
ministrator of the estate of Elizabeth
Prine, deceased, with the county clerk
of crook county, Oregon, and the county
court of crook county hag set Monday,
the 1st duy of June. 1UU8, at tbe Hour ol
10 o'clock in the forenoon as the time
for hearing raid final account, and all
objections that may be made thereto.
Dated this lOtli day ot April, mm.
A ht mi u IIonuKS,
Administrator of the estate of Elizabeth
Prine, deceased. -
Nolice for Publication loUt4 Tract.
Public Und Hl.
The Dalle, Oregon, Und Olllce,
April lot li, piort.
Notl.-e I hereby ulven that, a direct
ed bv the Coinmlaaloner of the tieneral
land Officer under prov ion of Act of
Congress pptoved June 27, 1 Hi Ml, Public
.. .Hill, we will oner at nubile rale,
lo the hlghewt bidder, at III :45 o'clock
a. in., on tlie 27lh day of May licit, at
tin olllce, tlie lollowiug tract ol land,
to wil I lail , 8. 4 and tit. HWof
w" m" 81 ' li' " TU M V1'
Any ron rlulmlug adversely the
live-decrlbed Und are ad viae. I lit Hie
their claim, or ohlectiott, on or before
the day above dcalgnated (or lo.
C. W. Moos Kegisler,
4 2.1 IH'I II, Amnon, Itio-eiver
' a
Tl tuber lnd, Ael June (, 17
Notli-s fr PubUcatUa.
leiaitnientnf lb Inleilur,
I'nlled male laoid oniiv
The Hal Ira, uri-..n, Mandi lrd, lM,
Nolli I hereby lvon lhal
t'taeeuea A, HiMlael,
of Prineville, lauiuly nllr..k. Hlale oftlre.
(nil, haa applied to niireliaae. under Ilie ael
of (inreaa of June t, IS', aaealendi-d lv at
ofAuaual 4, l-'J, Hie K'iNK'a, N' KK',
aeeilon lands', N', ofanellon 17, Town.
IS aim Hi, lauge Keaal, w M, and will oner
prmif lii alinw thai Hi land aoiiKht la mora
valuable Air Ha IIiiiImt or aUme than Sirairt.
eullural piirpoaeo, and to .li.liln hlaelalin
loaald laud belkirv Hieeouutv elerk, al I'tlne
vllle,tlnon.on the nth day of June, Ihm.
He nautea aa lila wlinewat llotart O,
Minith, Wade II. Iluaton, . II. laifiln and
William II Mi-Ooy, allot prineville On-.n
Any and all n-raoiia elaluiliii adveraely Ilia
alaiva-di-wrlbeil landa aea eiHiimted lo flle
Iheir elalma In llili nfllue on or liepireantd VI li
dav or Juua. Iwo. C, W, MiMiliK.
4- lwl.ler.
Notice lo Credilors.
Notice 1 hereby given bv the under
signed, adminlatriitor of tlie ratal of
Commislore Carroll, derpased, to all
im having claim again! the estate
of Commodore Carroll, deccad. to
preoont the 11110 with proier voucher
to the undersigned at hi olllce In Prine
ville, Or gon. within ii nionth from
the date ol tlie llrst ntililicatiou of this
notice.
521
J. II IIanik.
Adtnlnlsirstor.
Contest Notice.
Department of the Interior,
Unile.1 8UU- Und Olllce,
Tim lnllee, Oregon, May 1.1, 1008,
Astiftlcient on I est afttdavlt having
bwn Bled In this olllce by KI10U M. It.
Amel, roitteataiit, gaint homeate.d
entry JLV.', m,lo m-toU-r II. Itsj' for
8Wta' KWt See. 1. 8W HKW. Sec. 2.
NWW NWt,, See. 12, fp. 13 K., It, 15
r... . M., by r.trick Krlly. de.vas.al.
Conteatre, In which it I alleged that
aid Patrick Kelly died aume limn dur
ing the year ItKillor 1007; that said tract
1 not antiled iiHm nor culUvate.1 by
any of the heir of anld dw-eooed that
the heir of Kaid claimant are unknown
to me and that I have been unable lo
receive any information a lo the
whereabout of any heirs whatever;
thai said alleged alwnce was not due to
einiloyuicnflii the army, navy or ma
rine corn of the l'mte.1 Stale Iu time
of wsr. Said partie are hereby notillml
lo amwar, reai,uid and offer evidence
touching i allegation at 10 o'elm k a.
m. on June 30, 1M08, Ufore Warren
llrown, county clerk, at hi olllce in
Prineville, Oregon, and that Dual hear
ing will he held atl0oVI.s k a. in., on
July 8, 1008, before the liegial.-r and
Itw-otver at the l'niie.1 Sutes l.sud Of.
tli-e in The Dulles. Oregon r
The said contestant driving. In a
Proper affidavit, file, I Mav II, lm8. set
lorlh fa-la which show that after duo
dilliifOIII-M HMranltul o..wl.M . f .1.1 ....lt.u.
- r-- ....i.v.i.iiiwii.nii-i.
can not Ihi made, it I heieby imlered
un uiuTiei inai sitcii notice be given
by iltie and protsir publicatlou.
"5 2lp
K,ll ..'.. V .
t' v. .vuHiitr., llegisler.
Notice of Admlnislrator's Sals of Real
Katat.
Notice I lien-by given, thai (n piir
iiam-e of an order ol the county court
of Crook County, Oregon, made oil the
Olh day of May, IlkW, In the mailer of
the eetale of John Prior, decpaseiL the
undersigned, the administrator of said
estate, will sell al private ale, subject
to confirmation by said county court,
from and after the Mrd day of July,
1008, all the right, tiilo and Interest in
the said John Prior at the time of hi
death, and all the right, title and In
ter St the CMtlltn liua a,,iiiir,..l In
lit ion to that of the said John Prior al
the time ol hi death, in and to nil that
certain piece or parcel of land situated
lis the City of Prineville. County of
Crook, State of Oregon, more particu
larly drm-rilwd as follows; lM two in
block thirteen of Monroe llislges' plat
of Prineville, Oregon, a the name ap
pears cf record in the olllce of the
county clerk of Crook County, IS 1 11 te of
Oregon.
Terms and conditions of sale, caih.
Dated May 21, 100H.
Imom Clcrk
Administrator of the Kstate of Joim
Prior, deceased.
Notice) fr P.bucatioo.
Department of the Interior,
United SUtes 1-and Ofllce at
The Dalles, Oregon, May 12lh, 1008.
Notice ! hereby given that
John W. Ultter,
of Prineville, Oregon, who, on March
th, 1008, made Timlwr Application,
No. 45110. for 8WX, section 28. town
ship 12 south, range 17 east, W. M.,
has filed notice of intuntion to make
final proof, to establish claim to the
land strove described, before the Kegis
ler and Receiver, at The Dalles, Oregon,
on the 41 h day of August, 1008.
Claimant name as witnesses ;
It. K. Jones, Mrs. N. C. Jones, Wil
liam U. Balfour, Arthur J. Decker, all
of Prineville, Oregon.
O-Zlp V. W. MOOKK, Kegistor.
Htate Belectlun,
Notice for Publication.
United Htates Lnml Ofllce,
Tbe Dulles, Oregon, March IM, 1II0H.
Notice Is hereby given that under the
provisions of the act of Oongrtian of A ugust
14. 1HIM, and the acts sunolen lenlitrv ami
amendatory thereto, the Btitto of Oregon
hits this duy tiled In this olllce its appli
cation, No. 73H, to select the HK4 of lite
iiWM of section SI, townhia17 -south.
.......... , a ...... or t ' '
Anvandall nnrsons clalinlniradvorai.lv
the above-described land, or desiring for
any reason to obiect to thu Hnul nlliiwnii. ii
of the selection, should Die their ulitims or
objection in his oftice on or before tlie
23rd day of May. 11X18,
u. w, muoiik, Kegistor.
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior.
U. H. Land Olllce at The Dalles, Or.
May 12, 1908.
Notice ia hereby given that
Mnrv L. Anderson.
of Prineville Oregon, who, on March 26th,
liKjH, made Timber Application No, 4fil,
for nvae4 see 32, tp 12 ,r If) e, Iit 1 sec 6,
lot 4ifc swKnwJi sec 4, tp 18 s, r 1(1 e, w 111,
has Uled notice ol' intention to make llnul
proof to establish claim to the hind above
described, before the County Clerk at
r riueviiio, uregon, on tne mil day or July,
1118.
Claimant names as witnesses: Wade II.
T4,,u.,n Willi,.... Wl..lu u... I ll -
and Archie Powell, all or Prineville, Ore
gon. C. W. Mooaa, Register.
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