Redmond News.
0 1 KNOCKERS
How Coryvllle Got F.id of a Bunch
cf Unprcgrcssives.
KeJmoml, Julr 27.
W. A. Cox lias gone to hi? home
In the weftorn part of the f taJe.
Messrs. Lamb and LanJcs made
a trip to the Culver ceithbvnliood i YOUNG MEN OnGANZED.
tor grain ims wees.
Miss Olive Sti.uh, of Spokane, Aj th. Crokin3 Critici Coutdnt
Stand th Crocl cf Initiation Into
the Mysterious. Order cf ths G. B.'s.
A Story cf Masks and Spade.
daughter of Mr. and Mr. II. M
Suiith of this p'aec, is quite ill
will spinal meningitis and will
probably not he Me to make the Thews was souiotUing Joins lu Cory-
Tisit here that the was intending. ! vl:;- Ttw G. IVa wero pettlus l-usy.
i m . i . i Ylu were the G. B.'sr OU, Just fol-
l riendswiil anxiously await the', ... . . .,
. . i low tills little story ar.J f.tul out!
news that the is better.
There is a new settler on
tlefert. Mr. and Mrs. Evison
Vinson took her in and will care j but n small pwhip, only fur or five.
the
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For tuauy years Coryvllle had ha.t
on liaud an oversanplr of citizens
.hose cliief aetivlt.v Ire J to ilo with
kn-vkitig the town. These fellows wens
for her. Weight eight pounds.
Lucile Redmond had a birthday
Saturday, her ninth, and a num
ber of her young friends enjoyed
themselves with her. Colonel
Helcher also had one, his (58 th.
Init they JM harm. Half a dwen mag
; p:s caa spoil the bost cheese ever
, niRile. So those town knockers, those
' .w.i!;ius critics, wore slowly under
j ni!:ilti the pxl reputation of Cory
' vi!!e by the!r lucesaant chorus of defa
mation. Nothing suited them. They
oppose,! every movement for the gooj
but he did not know he was going B!!ll clamored aiul hammered when
to have a party, too, until thev all . over anybody suggested a street tin-
walked in on him at M otVu t . : provemeut, a new Imildinjr, the organ-
... .. j Isation of a business men's club or
me lownsne tunning. About anything of the sort.
or SO gathered and l-roucht their! riuatiy the G. IVs were organized.
eatables, including iee cream and ! f .7"? not thc
.,.,,... . i crs ' t'uneh Into their confidence. There
cake oi an Kinds, it did not take was a reason and a pood one for not
long to fix the rooms up ju?t aspettins the kuoctiera know. The G.
though it were the renal thing to ! J?, J"3 ?,rg!,u,wd If.fT ?
, r .. . , Initial meeting was heid In an old
iiHtcapany uie.e. u did not al.nJoned schooihouse half a mile out
take Ions;, cither, to stay until , ot town. Grips and passwords and
midnight. Everybody "t rjoved ! o!or stvret Ei-as vw ? , E.vc,n
,., . , , - 1 la mystic r.proa was devised, hut It
Iumfelf,and hopes that the Coionel , was not to he worn where aprons
as
happy
will still have many
returns of the day.
E. C. Park.
Teachers Examinations.
Notice Is hereby; plven" that the
County Superintendent of Crook
County will hold the regular exami
nation of applicants for state and
county papers at rrineville,
follows!
FOR STATE PAPERS.
as
usually are worn. It vrta to be tied
around the head just below the eyes,
thus son-ins as a mask.
The G. B.'s had been in existence
only a mouth or so, holding their meet
ings every Friday night In the old
sehoolhouse, wbeu one of the knockers
discovered that such a society had
been formed. lie straightway notified
his brother knockers. The group met
In a grocery store.
"Seems to be something mighty mys
terious about It," remarked the chief
knocker.
"Yes; can't Imagine what they're op
to," said another. "The society seems
to have thirty or forty members, and
rvi.,, - i , . 10 liiiriy ur tuny luoiuut-rs. nuu
Commeuoins W ednesday, August j ulost of tuta' M the j-oanor c,Pmont
l. ,tJO clock A. M., and continuing ; oroun,i town, young business men."
until Saturday, August 13, nt 4 F. -How did you find that out?" asked
" knocker No. 3.
Wednesday FenruansLlp, hlstorv I "Why, one of the members told me,"
ejo11ins, physical geogjapliy, read-1 replied the other.
ins:, psychol"-v.
Thursday Written arithmetic,
theory of tenching, grammar, book
keeping, physies, civil government.
Friday F ti y si olojry, ge igrap h r,
composition, algebra,
Saturday Botany, plane geom
etry, general history, English litera
ture, school law.
FOB COI XTT PAPKKS
Commencing Wednesday, August
12. at 9 o'clock A. JI., and continuing
until Friday, August U, at 4 P. M.
Wednesday- Fenmanship, historv,
orthography, reading.
Thursday Written arithmetic,
theory of teaching, grammar, phvsi
ology. Friday-Geography, school law,
civil government,
C. B. DixwmitiK,
Superintendent of Public Instrnc
tlon.
Wood
Sawincr.
Having purchased the wood saw
ing outfit of C. D. Calbreath I am
prepared to cut wood both forth"
people living iu Frineviilo and those
in the neighboring district.
C-H II. L. Ilonns, Frinevillo.
$20 Reward Retam cf Two lkm$.
Strayed from t,e Ma? field place on
Crooked river n May, a t4u onp
sorrel with flaxen ma. thrre Vears
old; one brown three years old. Both
Vil? r. t-?;0'1""1 are not Ken tie.
i 11 pay $20 reward for their recovery
otity J. li. Uarvev. I'liimviii. ,. . ., -'
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Dairy Farm for Sale.
In city limits of Trineville. 12 Dur-
tk ir,lo7' 1 s-'e,1 lrill, 1 harrow.
o. 4 Sharpies separator. 3 W aer. e
deeded land within half mde of I'ri'e
vear For n V; f CrP tof"p,i
jear. For further particelnrs apply to
7-23 5tP Piineville, Or.
FOLK'S OAZETTFOa
( Town a.i vM.;..L"n vy, ti
and ProfL.;pinn
. I.. I'fif.K & CO.,
E. C. PARK
Importer and breeder of pure-bred
Poland China JCogs and SZlack
angshan CfiicJcons
roung stock for sale
Redmond, Oregon.
AdJrc-ss
Gasoline
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1-n r ban ;s SciiUhs rr wpigMne
P-r uniKrSe 1JyUa'"0S uud t
W-l1p;;rptAIOrse iludt"rs hoppers,
Alwv?rii V!'l,lty ,rnr"1s at ''"vest Prlnes.
W. F. KING, Asreat, Priiaevaie, Ore.
Fairbanks Morse & Co
PORTLAND, OREGON.
All of which was quite true. It was
true also that this member had vio
lated no rule of the G. B.'s. He had
been detailed to acquaint the knockers
with these prtnjary facts concerning
the society. Immediately the knocker
In chief had expressed a desire to at
tend a meeting. lie was cordially In
vited along with his brother knockers.
When the five town knockers filed
Into the old schoo'house at the regular
Fri-.ly night meeting they found a
most startling assemblage. About for
ty nien, with long white apron-like
macks concealing their faces and
reaching far below their shoulders,
were standing around the walls of the
chamber, which contained no seats.
Every fifth man carried a blazing
torchlight Many of the others carried
picks, spades and shovels.
The supreme sachem of the G. B.'s
advanced to the group of visitors and
asked thera solemnly If they desired to
be Initiated Into the order. They re
plied that they did. How can a man
knock unless he is on the Inside? The
chief knocker laughed scornfully as he
assented to the Initiation.
"The ordeal Is severe," Bald the su
preme sachem, "but if you survive It
you are our brethren. Advance, G.
IVsr
Fifteen of the masked figures ad
vanced, carrying stout cords. They
quickly bound the hands of the knock
ers behind them and tied the whole
group together with a rope. Then the
torch bearers caaie forward, tho knock
ere were led outside, the other G. B.'s
followed, and tho entire party stopped
on the open space back of the school
house. Without a word the men with picks
began to dig, the shoveIer3 began to
shovel, while the torch bearers held
their lighta high above the group. Aft
er tho digging was well under way the
G. B.'s started up a dirgelike song In
duleful voices. Altogether It was an
uncanny scene.
"Wha-what are you fellows np to
anyhowV gasped the chief knocker.
"Gentlemen, unmask," commanded
the supreme Eaehcm. All the G. B.'a
unmasked, revealing the fact that they
were the leading young men of Cory
vllle. Then the supreme sachem, who
happened to own the grocery store In
which the knockers chiefly knocked,
addressed tho candidates for Initiation:
"We ore the Grand Buryers. We are
digging your graves. We have reach
ed the conclusion that a few first class
funera!3 are needed In the Interest of
Coryvllle, and we have selected you
f entlemen for the honor of furnishing
the raw material. For years you have
knocked and blocked every movement
for the good of our town, and we have
decided that Coryvllle can get along
without you. However, we are going
to give you a chance. If you will
promise solemnly to boost and not to
knock hereafter, you may take your
own time and die natural deaths. But
always remember that the Grand Bury
ers have tho tools and that we can
dig."
Coryvllle has no knockers now.
BUItrt JOYCE.
Kotiv-t for Publication.
Depart ment ot the Interior,
United SU!e Ijtnd Otlic t
The Italic, Or., June 2, l'.Xtt.
Notice i hereby civen that
F.r J. tili. .
of Waitaburg, Wall Wall county,
Wath., who on June 2, 1XW, made T.k
S. woni Htatenient No. 4tvV for N1,
NK4. M't4 NKl4 and NFS NW'V
KVtion 12, townxhip 13 south, ranee IS
east, W. M., hat filed notice of in
tention to mi'ie final proof, to fMablih
claim to the land above deacribed, lw-
lor Kivister and lteoeiver at The
I'alle. th-., ontheKth day of Auguct,
Claimant name r nitncMct:
Fred A. liiee, of I'rineville, Oregon;
1 1 rover C. Newman, Kobert UrumhUv,
t-orrvst tarpe titer, of WaiUburg, Wash
iiititon.
Mp C. V. MOORR, Register.
The City Meat Market
HOKIGAX & STILL, Props.
Ntic for PaUktUaa
IVpartment of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at The ltalles, Or.
J one 23, I'AVS.
Notice is berebv given that
Alfred W. Bavn
of rrineville. Oregon, who, oil Nov. 27,
llM), made HonieMead F.ntry No. 8700,
tor S-M s section " township IS outh
rattire 14 east, W. M., has filtnl iHitic of
intention to make final five-venr proof
to establish claim to the land above
iescribed, before Co intv Clerk oi
Crook county, at his office, t Piineville,
Oreion, on tlu l.th day of August, PAIS.
I l iuimnt r.ame a ttneti;
lrilltria It lldt-n l.i...K A
.Iiiine Moftitt, U. W. Jone, all of
1 rinevule, Or.
7-2 C. W. Moork, Register.
For Irrigated Farms
I and Fruit Lands
fli1 TM TLIIT
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DESCHUTES VALLEY
I WRITE
I H. F. JONES
Tjj Redmond, - . Oregon
Itotice for Publication.
IVpartment of the Interltr.
V. S. IjiikI OltKv at Tli' Ivtllra. On-run,
Juuv 'J4. l.t
Notli U berehy etwn that
Ueonte V. 1 KntjtoH
or Culver. On-goii, who, on lv.vmmlr ,
ww, mmm lioni-su-mi HiiplK- itlon n;.
for N l4 sis-liim T. towteOOp H tuiulh. runii
Unw, t. M., hH lllr,l nelttvof Intention to
make flnnl tivyir proof to fslul.llsh claim
totheUitut ftiuv di,-rttHk(l, Hfur Wwrren
Bi n. county cleHt. nt 1'rltit-vllle, tn,ui,on
thi 17lll ity of Allillltl, llUKi.
i ininiHiit nnint-sHs witness.
ttnltfrlt. Kllhlt. rh:ir!itt Tliomn-n IS'rrv
RenJ. Jo&ac L, t Uutotn. nil or Cul wr. Onnua
--P C. W. .Mount, tValsler.
Notice for Publicitioa.
'Department of the Interior.
. S. Land Oitioeat The lilies. Or.,
.May 12, l'JOS.
Notice is hereby given that
Maud Brown.
of rriacviHe, Oregon, who, on April 7,
made iiinner Application, o.
iiiiA, for net-i'nw'i and uCne'i ec 20.
tp 12 s. r lt e, w m., has riled notice of
intention to make final proof, to eet.tlv
lish claim to the land above deeoril-ed,
before the count v clerk at Priueille.
Oregon, on the SlHh day of Joly, 1108.
t liomunt namts as itneres: John
15. Brown, of Culver, Oregon, A. U.
Eastwood ami Bale Jone, Ixith o!
Prineville, Oregon, and John W. Dee.
of tirizzly, Oregon.
5-28 C. V. JIoobe. Keinster.
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior.
United Nute Land tttllee at
The Italics, Oregon, June 2, l'JOS.
Notice is hereby given that
(irover C. Newman.
of Waitjburg, Wailu Walla countv,
Wash., who on June 2, 1008, made
Timber and Stone sworn sutement. No.
loo, tor Stt .h, yK4 and
Eh, SWM, section 28. townshin U
"onth, range IS east, W. M., has filed
notice of intention to make final proof
to establish claim to the land ulxive
leperibed, before Rekrhter and Receiver
at. The Dalles. Oregon, on the 17th day
Claimant names as witnesses:
Fred A. Rice, of Prineville, Oregon;
?zra J. Culp. Rol)ert Brumb'av. Forrest
Carjienter, of Waitsburg, Washington.
wp U. . JIOOKK, liegtjter.
Headquarters for
Home - Cured Lard and
Bacon
Try some of Crook county's choicest
products.. Its the best that money can
buy. You will not only save money but
you will help build up a home industry.
Wo alrav carrv tho best in
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal.
Special rates when sold in large quantities'
We handle all kinds of country produce
HORIGAN & STILL
HjTTHVEIBIEIR,
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Poitrn, Cilnsses, Ktc. Etc., Kto.
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I PRIXEVILLK, ORElSOtf
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Champion Mowers
Kotice for Publication.
I-p.-trni,tit of tlie Interior,
C. 8. Land OttU-e at Tne lik-', Oretrnn,
June , IwjM.
Notice ii hereby plvcn that
ljvvi Knurr.
of Lamnnta, OreKun, wlio on jnly 1. ljrtt. mate
Hoiut-steHM Knry No. 127-" tor S. t
ru Ma. r It e. W M. hn$ tilu.t not iee of iiitin.
lion to nrnlie flnnl Hve-yenr !"'"' " eatatiliali
mini fj ine inna urntvt- (iincnirt-'l, 'lorv
Warren Brown, County Ck-rk, at Criiieulle,
rt-iron, itn ine l.-tn iiuv o! Anjrut. ejus.
t'Umianl dhhk-s a.i wiltieftK: Jfilin fi
Waiie, (jri-n Unite. tValf-r Helfrii-h and
ciinries i aitou, all ( f Lamonta, Oreifon.
i-p V. t. Mooac, Ki-(-iter,
Notice to Creditors.
Nolir8 is hereby civen bv the under-
sitrned, adinmn-trntor of the et:te of
Commodore Carroll, deeeaHed, to all
nerpons havintr claims atrainst the estate
oi commodore Carroll, deceased, to
present the tame with proper vouchers
to the unders:incd at Ihh oliice in rrine
ville. Or. eon, within six months from
the date oi the lirwt publication of t hie
notice.
Dated this Kith day of .Tnlv, 1908.
J. II. H.tNKn,
7-10 8-13 Administrator.
Notice for PuMicalion.
I'ppnrtmpnt of tho Interior.
V. H. Iind OHlce. ut Tlie iitillca. Orrtfon.
July 4J, HW8.
Notice Is ben by Klvr-n that
Kinilv K. Powell.
of Prineville, CrHik county, Orrgoti, who, on
June tl, lao, mado tlrnlur and atone xworn
statement No. wa 4(iTii, for K'-iNKVi.
N " !,SK!'4, see 1H. art HW'iNSV'i. wo 17. in
1? , r Hie, w in, liua filed not lee of InU-ntlon
to imike flnnl priHif loiMtalillnh claim to the
lllDd HIMlVe (leserOrt-n. lM!ltre I h f-oontv r-li-rk
at. ninevllle, Onuon, ou the btb day of
ueiooer, i-.-ob.
iHlinant namffl afl wltneaaea: Itihci t fl
Hrnlth. Siiiiinel A. Prow, Henry MK oy, and
Miireiia i). Powell, o'l of Prlnevilli!, On-uon.
etfu tJ. . JVIookk, Hi-KiHter.
Notice for Publicatioa
-Tleparlment of the Interior.
U.K. J,and UMoeatThejMtlleMlr.,
, , Juiy, iws.
ftotice Is hereby (flven that
Kllatt K. lloilea,
of Prineville, Oregon, who, on May III, 1W8,
inn dc timber nnd atone aworn Hlatement
ttA) No. 4IUH for HtS4NWK. NK'JMW and
.Ntts Keloid l,t, M!e7, tp 1.1 a, r Ui e. w
in, biiMliled nolle of Intention to make final
proof, to rMiilillKh elaim to the land above
di-w-rllM-d, befoiii th1- county elerk. at Prine
ville, Orexon, on tho bill day of October,
(;i,-ilrnant nainea n wltneaw-a: M. T). Pow
ell, Wade H. JIuaton, KolK-rt (J. Hmith and
V aller O'Nell all of Pi Innvllle, OrKoii.
O. VV. Woobk, fUnlater.
Notice for Publicities.
(Not Coal Land.)
Department of the Interior.
U. 8. Land Olllee at The 1ml lea, Or.,
, , July ti. WIS.
Notice Is hereby itlven that
Carl (.'. Hrlx,
rorinerly Carl Chrla rtlkkelaen, of Prineville
Orea-on, who on April loth, l3, made Homo.
atiad Application No. liMUO, for K'.iHFM.
SVVKK), HK'jHWfc, aeon, tp 15, r 14 e, W
m, baa Hied nuliee of Intention to make final
five year proof, to establish elaim to the land
above described, before Warren iirown,
county clerk Crtiok county, OreKon, Rt Prlmv
vllle. ( rook county, Oregon, on the 8rd day
of Bi-ptember, HiUh.
tlaiinant nainea aa wltneaacs: C'haa. D.
RwaiiKon. Robert U. Hmith, J. Alwln IHijks
and Klausou A. Buaaett, all of Prineville,
Oreeon. 0, W. Mookb, lli-glater.
Reapers, Binders and Rakes
All kinds of wire cable, rope, guy
lines, hay forks, hay carriers, pulleys,
machine oils and other haying supplies
Sold Right
C. W. ELKINS
rrineville, Oregou.
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Hats, Shoes and
Clothing
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A ctunjilote lino of
Cicnt's rurniitliiiigfl
At Trice that you caa
itfloril tt Call
in nml let us uliuw
Veil tllO pMnll ailil
quote you tur irieei.
A Choice Line of
Cigars & Tobaccos
THE OWL CASH STORE
R. B. ADAMS, Proprietor
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J. H. WIOLE, Proprlotor ,
rKiMtvitir, ourtioN
BttH k tioArJfJ by the JnTit-k. or month nt
Ken."on:ili!d rati'!. lii-iut mlur tm when in
IrimvilU. KTa 1k.h.sui.k. "i hv
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
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Report of th condilion of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon
At ilia tloa of butineaa May 14, I9C8
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Notice for Publication.
( iHoluted Tract.)
Public Land Sale.
The DalliiB, Oregon, Laml Office,
June 20, lil()8.
Notice is hereby jiven that, its
(lirt'cte'l by the ("oinmii-Bioncr of the
General liand Uificc, under provisions
of Act of (Joiifrc-Hfl apiroveil Juno 27,
hum, PublicNo. SOU, wo will offer nt
public Bale, to the hitrhent bidder at 10
o'clock a. in., on the (lib day of Ati(junt,
iuijS next, at tins oliice, the lollowmx
tract of land, towit : SKY, HE'., See.
Tp. 14 8., it. USE., W. M.
Any persons clainnnir advcrHelv the
above-dencril)ed lands are advirod to
file tneir .claims, or objectionH, on or
before the day above di.'siunatcd foi
gale.
C. W. Moobk, Reirintor.
6-25 Locig II. AitNKgoN, Iteceiver
Notice for Ptiblicution.
Department ot tlio Interior,
U. B. ljind Offlue at The Uallfa, Orrgnn,
June 'ii, i;m.
Notice la heroliy given thiit
of Prineville, Om-koii, who, on Mnrnh 8. 1Mi2,
niniln Hoimatiart Entry Ko. KHIt'i, tor H'A
V of ana 11 unti!ST',N aecll, tp 13 a, r IS
e, w in, luia flli-a notlee of liili-nllon to iimke
Hniil n ve-yen r proof, to eatnhllah elulm to the
land aoove deacrlljeil, before the Count y Clerk
orCrook Oounty, On-ifnn, at t'rlnevlllo, Ore
gon, on the lath day of AiiKuat, limn.
1 ii I inn n t nitinia na wltneHKi-a: Kdwiird R.
.Ttlll.'U I lunnra M I ui .
John Uujjlln, allof l'rlneville, Orenoii.
C. W. Mooim, lU-glater."
Notice for Publication.
department of the Interior,
United Ktati'H Land Olllee at
Tho Dalles, Oregon, May 12l.h, 1IKJ8.
Notice ii hereby (jivn thut
John V. Hitter,
of I'linevillo, Oregon, who, on March
9th, 1(108, made Timber Application,
No. 4.ro!, for fc Bceticn 28, town
phip 12 south, rango 17 east, V. M.,
has filed notice of intention to make
final proof, to eptablmh claim to tho
land ahove described, before 1 he Regis
ter and Receiver, at The Dalles, Oregon,
on the 4lh day of August, 11108.
Claimant names as n itnesRes:
It. K. Jones, Mrs. N. C. Jones, Wil
liam (J. I'.alfour, Arthur J. Decker, all
of rrineville, Oregon.
5 21 p C. W. MOORE, RegiHter.
Notice for Publication (liolated Tract) '
Kerial No. oin
T'lIHUO LAND 8ALK
Thu Dallea, Oregon, J.nnil Oftlce,
July 2, IMS.
Notice la hereby given that, Ra directed hy
tlieConiinlaHloiier of Hie l.cin-rnl Land Olllee,
under jirovlBions of Aet of CoiiKreaa ai.rnveil
Jiinuin, ItaM, I'ublle-No, :m.r we will elfer at
iiuiiiic aale. to the Ii u heat I, di er. nt 1(1 o'clock
a. m., on tlie 1 day of Auituat, I'.niH, next, at
thla olllee, fie following tract of land, lowlt:
8W'4NW, Sec 20, Tp 15 a, It 17 e,
Any peraons claiming ndveraely the above
described laiicla are ailvlned to file their elaliua
or objectloiia, on or heforo the day above
dealguiited for mile.
f!. W. MofiHE, IteglHter,
7-9 Louis H, Ahmkhon, Receiver, i
It's easy to reach North Beach
Take Steamer POTTER from Portland
Paiicngcn trt bow Iranif.rrcd to the railroad at MECLER
fourle.n miles np (lie Columbia River from Ilwaco. Thii
elimioaUi tbe etceiiity of itacraers waitinf for Ibt lid
and iniuru a prompt and regular Summer Schedule
The Steamer T. J. POTTER leaves rorlland
every morning excCpt Pnturtlay and Sunday nt ;
8:30 o'clock. Satufrtlay only at 2 o'clok P. M.
llemember tho Summer rato on the O. R. & N.
is $12.00 from Shaniko to all North Head,
points and return; good until September 30th. :
Norlh llench lan fiimoiia, hcaiitKiil place the moat ner.
feet heaeh on the whole Norn, t'oiiat. '
rheru are accominndiillinia (iiiloro at nrleea to ault all
taati-ai ea, ,,g faellltl,., wMlt o.,iih1-L," rf'et ba iI.ImJ
eonditiona; all aorta of ainum-menta ami dlieralom. Cunio
have a good real and a Jolly tlinu. 1 "
7 2tf
E. J. WILSON, Local Agent, Shaniko, Or.
WM. McMURRAY,
Ofneml rasecngcr Agent, Portland, Oregon.