For SIe.
The most highly refined and healthful
of baking powders. Its constant use
in almost every American household,
its sales all over the world, attest its
wonderful popularity and usefulness.
Perry
Baseball Tournament.
Continued from ins 1.
afe across the plate, th-lug the score
then the game turned Into n contest
and everybody got buoy Haying
ball. It was ulp and tuck until In
the elffhth Inning, w hen Ilinkle st
home (or the score that won the
game.
Bailey relieved Ketchum na pitcher
at the end of the fourth Inning.
Tetherow pitched for Redmoud. He
to the beet ball player lu the Red
mond team, a fast runuer, strong
batter, a fe, beady man behind the
bat, and a whip like greased light
ning. In the box he pitches swift,
straight ball, but the battel don't
eeni to connect with it always. ,
Dr. U. G. Davis umpired Sunday's
game. The attendance was large,
and no one was disappointed in the
entertainment afforded.
One potlceable feature of all three
game was the strong outfields.
Any batter who put a ball Into the
air between the foul lines could bet
be was out at 20 to 1.
The baseball tournament was the
most entertaining event of the week
and whenever Redmond and Prine
vllle want to cross bats on the local
irrounds tbey will be assured of a
good attendance.
Dufur Railroad.
Continued from page 1.
Truh until it becomes more evident
what llarriruan' intentions are
Whether he really intern! buiklin his
Peschutee road cr not is more than I
feel capabl of venturing, an opinion
npon."
"If ihe Deechutea road ia b lilt it is
evident that it w ill take away much of
the business that now comes "to the
Great Southern from the country east
of the LVfchutes river and the decision
to extend the independent road ia proh
ibit an effort to forestall any such move
on the part of the Harrimun lice.
"The Great Southern has a capital of
f00,000and an autloriiod bm l i sue
of $2,000,000. Its bonds are h.-U by the
ctockholders of the road which include
Portlaud business men.
A complete line of the best fishing
tackle Just arrived at Petett's.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given by the underpinn
ed, the administrator of the Krtate of il-
liam H. Quinn, deceased, to all persons in
teracted in said estate, that tne rata ad
ministrator has made and tiled his final sc
counting of his administration of said
estate and the court basset Monday, the
5th day of Julv, 19U9, at the county court
room in Prineville. Oregon as the time
and place for healing and settling said
final accounting. At which time and
place, any person interested in said estate
m appear and object to said final ac
counting.
Dated thia Sd day of Jane, 1909.
M. R. Elliott.
Administrator of the Estate of William H.
U.uinn, deceased.
OF BENEFIT TO ALL
Kasttarilla is the name of a new remedy
most successfully prescribed for a "world
of troubles.' For derangements of the
digestive organs it is a natural corrc-tive,
ooeratioe directly upon the liver and ali
mentary canal, gently but persistently
stimulating a healthy activity. Its bene
ficial influence extends, however, to every
portion of the svstem, aiding in the
processes of digestion and assimilation of
food, promoting a wholesome, natural
appetite, correcting sour stomach. Da a
breath, irregularities of the bowels, con
stipation and the long list of troubles
directly traceable to those unwholesome
conditions. Kasparilla dispels drowsi
ness, headache, backache and despond'
ency due to inactivity of the liver,
kidnevs and digestive tract. It is
strengthening tonic of the highest value.
If it fails to satisfy .we authorize all
dealers to refund the purchase price.
Hoyt Chemical Co. Portland, "Oregon
For sale bv Templeton & Son
Land for Sale.
610 acres of land for sale; 60 acres
In cultivation; 25 miles east of Prine
ville; good stock location; plenty of
water; good range. For further In
formation Inquire at this office. 3-lSra
Cram
Passes Away
Itst Thursday evening. May 27,
l , IVrry t'rnni, one of the well
known plonevra of the Pacific Const.
died at his home in Prlnevlllo, of
heart failure. Mr. Cram waa walk-
lug about the yard and suddenly Ml
over and expired, lie waa aged
over TV years. The funeral waa held
Sunday afternoon from the. ltnptlot
church. Rev. C. P. Ralley conducting
the m-rvlcew. A larg concourse of
n Ion is aud relative attended the re
mains to the Masonic cemetery,
whore Interment took place.
Mr. Cram wi Intro. Soptem! er Mb,
IS-), lu Wearv, New liainpHliire.
While quite young, bis parent
moved to lxwell, Mass., and from
th. ii back to IVUani, South Hamp
shire, where his college education
vm finished. At the age of 23 he
Immigrated to California, sailing
from New York City via the
Isthmus of Panama, the Journey
then requiring between three and
four months. After one year spent
lu California he returned to bis home
In New Hampshire where, after re
maining a year, be again returned
to California, this time asslstlug In
bringing a herd of cattle across the
plains.
Once again In California he en
gaged In the livestock business until
the year 1S59, when he sold out bis
Interest and agalu returned to his
old home lit New Hampshire where
he was married to Miss Mary Seoltey
who survives hint and at the present
time Is with her son, F. A. Cram, at
Hood River. After his marriage Mr.
Cram and his bride moved to Texas,
where he again engaged In cattle
raising. Owlug to bis Inteuse loy
alty to the north during the war of
the Rebellion, he sold out In Texas
in lXSJ and moved to California
where he continued In the livestock
business tor a number of years in
Siskiyou county.
In the year 1SS0 he disposed of his
interests In California and moved
with his family to Wasco county,
buy lug the toll road through Cow
canyon where he resided for a num.
ber of years.
Some four years ago Mr. Cram re
tired from active business and at the
time of his death was a resident of
Prineville.
There were eleven children born to
Mr. Cram and wife, ten of whom are
now living, as follows:
Ward well Cram, Prlnevljle; Bid
well Cram, Cross Keys; Mrs. Marlah
Uooten, Post; W. S. Cram, South
Bend, Wash.; Mrs.. Chas. Butler,
Port Townsend, Wash.; J nuns and
Henry 8. Cram, Prineville; F. A
Cram, Hood River; Mrs. Bessie Steel
San Francisco; and Mrs. H.I Vorse,
Portland, Oregon.
BOX MANGERS.
Thty Cannot Da Pretty Cltanad and
Should Be Aboliabtd.
Thnt box mongers are mi abomina
tion la lieln appreciated by the ret-out
baru builders. Since It la realised that
they are uot a nevewslty, but a danger,
the let dairy farina are alHillahltig all
tacka and raised Uxee used aa turni
ps m. The objections to having a small
feeding compartment boxed closely
around the cow's head are tlireo the
tot iiwngor cannot U kept clean, and
hence la a disease dlsaenilimtor; It bin
der ventilation, and It preveuta the
cow from feodlug lu a natural position.
With aiimtl corners aud tall aides
the box cannot be sntlnntotorlly swept
nor cleaiHl of the odd temps of feed
which collect Thta accumulating dirt
nul dust becomes moldy aud rotteu
aud attracts tiles uud nits. It la further
harmful lu that It becomes gradually
eaten by the row and I harmful to
her. The box manger afforda a roosting
place for chlckem, whose droppings
become mixed with the cow's feed,
with Injurious effects. Sweeping or
shoveling the waste material from the
tuauger doee not thoroughly clean the
box. but remove ouly tlie very largest
piece of dirt the email artlcle aud
dust remaiuluir Ik-I nl able to da a
much harm as the larger ones.
A cow's mvk Is so formed that eat
Ing take place with the greatest ease
hen the mouth la lowered to the level
of the grouud. If a cow eat without
training during swallowlug abe will
eat aud digest better, and ber health
aud milk supply will protlt accordlng-
Ingly. Therefore the feed Tor a cow
should be placed at her feet aud not a
yard or two up In the air. The hay-
racka placed above the cow s ahouiuer
re entirely wrong.
A cow to be healthy requires all the
fresh air It Is possible to supply. Box
manirera. nartltlou or other boarded
harrier act as obstructions to the easy
flow of air withlu the barn, and hence
seriously check veutllation.
The farmer should not neglect to
adopt the proper feeding trough by
waiting until he builds a new barn.
The old partitions and boxe should
be removed and new feed troughs aud
stanchions constructed. The feed
trough should be Immediately In front
of the stanchion aud upou a level with
the floor. If built of boards. It should
be V shape.
A trough built of cement Is the Ideal.
When such material Is used, the trough
should be concave, without corners, A
square trough of boards or cement
should not be built The corners collect
dirt, and Into them the cow acciden
tally pushes her food, being unable to
lick )t from the angles.
Tho feed trough should be built with
a elope, that water may flow Its whole
length. It should have no partitions or
divisions. Such a trough can be used
for watering the cows, the water from
hose bclu g allowed to enter at the
upper end. flowing aown past eacn
cow, which drink at will. Dr. II. B.
Wood In Jersey Bulletin.
YOU PROVE IT !
An invitation to all
owners of cylinder machines
Columbia and others.
We could argue the quality cf Columbia
Indestructible Cylinder Records until a year
from now but what good would it do if
you could not prove it for yourself by coming
into our store and seeing and hearing it?
We could print a whole newspaper every
day about the special and original Colum
bia processes of manufacture and get no
where at all if the Records did not bear the
. evidence.
COLUMBIA
INDESTRUCTIBLE CYLINDER
RECORDS
won't break, no matter how roughly they are used,
they won't wear out, no matter how often they are
played. Moreover, their tone is far purer, clearer,
more brilliant than that of any other cylinder
record made Don't merely take our word for it
come inside our store and listen. Cost 35 cents 1
D. P. Adamson & Co.
Card of Thank.
On behalf of the members of the fam
ily I desire to extend our heartfelt
thank to our friend for the many
courtesies and kindnesses, attendant on
the death and funeral of our family.
II. S. Ckax
Citation.
In the county court of the state of Oregon
for the county or l,roo
In the matter of the estate of Samuel B
Ritehev. deceased Citation :
To liettie M. Kitcbey and all heir and
devisees unknown, u any mere oe, greet
ing.
In the name of the state or Oregon, yon
are he'ebr cited and required to appear in
the countv court of the ."tte of Oregon, for
the county of Crook, at the court room
thereof, at Prineville. Oregon, in the couiv
ty of Crook, on Monday, the 5th day of
July, 1909, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
that day. then and there to show cause,
any then be, why an order of tale should
T t j .il w ir 1, . I.
noi oe maoe auiuunziug j. ii. xiaiier, mc
administrator of the estate of Samuel B
Ritehev, deceased, to sell certain land be
longing to said estate, to-wit: The north
west uuarter of section thirty in townshi
twelve south of range seventeen cant of
Willamette meridian in Oregon, aa in bis
Edition Draved for.
Witness, the Hon. H. C. Ellis, judge ol
the rountv court of the state of Oreeou. for
the county of Crook, with the seal of said
court affixed, thia Lit day oi June, iyJ9.
Attest Warren Brown, Clerk. 6-3
Notice of final Settlement.
Notice ii hereby given by the undersign
ed, the executor oi the estate oi -iary a.
Barnes, deceased, to all persons interested
in said estate that the said administrator
has made and tiled with the county clerk
of Crook county. Oregon, his liual ac
counting of his administration of said es
tate and that the county court has set
Monday, the 5th day of July. V.Kf.i, at th
county court room in Prineville, Oregon
as the time and place for hearing and set
tling said hnal accounting. At which
time and place all persons interested i
said estate may appear and object to said
una) accounting.
Wm. I). Barnes.
Kxcutor of the last will of Mary An
Barnes, deceased. 6-3
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CRQOK CQUST7 ME
OFFICERS: '
W. A. Booth, President
D. F. Stewart, Vlca President
O. M. Elkins, Oashlar
W. A.
DIRECTORS:
Booth, O. M. Elkin.
D. F. Stiwart
Transacts a General
Banking Business
Exchange Bought
and Sold
Collections will re
ceive prompt attention
sd i7v?y?T
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In Case of Accident
You should have a bottle ol pure old
Whiskey In the house.
One you can rely upon.
That you know is riKht.
Such one is CYRUS NOtlLR: lor the
first time in ii year now told direct lo you.
eaeit koUU. pkd In plala tm 1
all skarM UMtit le Iks 9
sarsst laUraa1 empuss effbe far
4.22
No danjer of refilled bottle when you buy
from us.
No daruter ol tome cheap worlblcM substi
tute Heinl palmed oil on you.
We have been the distributer ol this famous
brand, selling wholesale obly, lor 44 year.
fure old honest whiskey eJ in wood.
Every bottle guaranteed.
W. J. VAN SCI IUYVER fit CO.
r DOTS-U.M AlJfMl
IftM IOVI0? Stmt Si. IVe..t Owf
W. J. Vaa Sckttjmr A Cav, rnM Ona
UHMbOrf mmm mm W
cunwui ctau Noau.
rout.
tmrnt,
Found, on Trlnevllle itreet, ft
watch. Owner enn recover same Bt
thl office by iirovlng proHTty and
paying for thin notice.
Keep Up Your Chicken.
On and nfter thia date chltkeni
muHt not lie allowed to run on the
Htreeta lu violation ol the city or.
illiiunce Kovernlnif the aniue. Thia
meana everybody.
WAIIK IirMTO,
Cltv Mnmhitl
Dated this 6th dajr of May, l'JOIl.
Executor' Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the nnderlned
have been uppolnled execuloni of the it
III and leiment of Mnlliiew nenry nen
deo-Mned. bv the county oourt of the atnle nl
limnn for ( niciK cuunty. and all peinoiK are
hereby dlrwled to present their clallin
8i!ulnt said eutetthe undemlaiied t Ihe
law office of W. A. Bell. In Prineville, Omcon.
within six months from Ihe dale nr 1 tin no
tice. Dated this Utb dy of May,
Mlxairin oie itvu,
T. M. Baldwin.
Executors of the last Will of MttbeW Henry
Bell, deceased. s-w
Knight Gasoline
Lamps
We have the agency for the Knight No.
16 Gasoline Lamp, pressure system, hollow
wire, which is Safe, Reliable, and Givet
the Most Light for Least Money of any
lamp known. I am prepared to install
systems of any size, from one lamp to as
many as are wanted.
PRINEVILLE MACHINE SHOP
Ilouae nml one new of urnuiid ml-
iliiln the tovtiialle ol Trliii'VlUc;
will M il chen; nrt mall. Immure on
time. AddniM V. I- . wuraer,.
'rlncvllli', tr. e smf.
Notice fur Publnatl. n.
(Not eal land. I
lrarlmenl of Ihe Interior,
U.N. Ind Onto, at I'M liallea. Onm,
May till, Iw,
Nolle Is hereby alveiv that Waller T.
MorrKnf ISwl, Oregon, who, on June it,
lmr. mad ib rl land entry IHerlal no
iHaJl) No Ml. a.r K'vNK.HwUon TP- "
outto, ran (I al, wiuanieiie aieruiian, n-
n led nolle or lutein uin lo niaae nua" "
ami entry imaif.lo eaianii'ti eiaiin
alniva diwrlla'd, Iwfor arren llrown, mum-
y eleik. al hl olTliv ai rrliwviliv, v.irrun. on
lh rj.1 day of Julia. Us.
I lalmanl lianiea wlineaaeai
K. W. Nelaoll, It. H. Morrla, II. K.lenilll,
. I. Ileiiuvtt, all of Nt. Oneon,
iw O. , MiMiltK, IteaUter.
Notice lor riihllcutioii.
( Nut coal laml. I
lrt mailt of the Interior.
U.H. Laud onic at The Dalles. Or.,
April , llMi,
Notice I Imreliy elven that
Mahel llohlw, fi.ruirrljf Malrl llaldwin,
of IVInevllle.OreKon, who on Heiilenilwr 1.1,
li mad hiune.l.a.l appllfattou perini
No, WU!, No. llwil, lor ( arrn'm a-'i
townaliln IA aoulh, rii(t ts eat, . M..
has ttlil notice or Intention to tun nnai
live-year itrtHif, to ralahlish claim to tin)
laud alaivedesorllwd Iwfore Warren llrown.
rounly clerk, at Ills onle at I'rluvvllle,
Ureiron, on tn atu nay oi jiinr, nw.
( laliiiant names a win.MMMii
William HaUUIli, lloltrrHl. Hmlth, Klan
son A. Husa.it, tleora llobha.all ol I rim
vllle. t)rHon. i ,
-a t;. w. aiooaa. wn'"".
Nolle for Publication.
Not coal laud.
Department of the Interior.
V, 8. Uud tMllee, The Dalles, trnoii,
May VI, Itasj,
Notice l hereby given that
Thomaa SV. Ihldaoii,
of I'rlnevllle. Oregon, whoon Ap'M II, I1"",
made liomeataa.1 entry 1-ertiU N i. WC.'I
No. laoal. for I n I, NK' Nrt'l,, NS
NK'., sect Ion SI. lownthlp t.l aoulh. range
IA ea.l, W. M.. lias lllvxt nolle of intention
lo mail llnal llve-yaar priaif, to elldlsh
ilalm to the land alovi dierill. he lore
Warren llrown. county t'lerk, al his olllce
at I'rlnevllle, Oregon, on the Oils day tr
July. Us'.
Claimant name as wllnesarai
J. Alvln Kiggs, Henry J. Mward.
Kranri II. Uayn. Allred W. Hayn, all of
I'rlnevllle, Oregon.
V.T( W, Moo, lleglslcr.
, de.
notice ( Final 8ttkmcnl.
In the mailer ol th ll ol Frank tla
Nun,- Is hereby given lhal lh undersigned
.l.,tin(.iriar ol Iharslale ul drafts ulsss,
dlteased. has led Ills ! awolllll as suell
administrator. i(h llie t krs ol lb euuniy
ruurl ol tli stale l lit. j. in lor lb eimiiiv ol
l'rak,nd lhal lh said toon baa ad un
Monday, lh ?io dar June, Iwo. at lb hour ol
luo i bak In III Iiiioiuh.u ol said day a lb
III mail
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THE HAMILTON STABLES
(Horseshoeing in Connection)
J. H. WIGLE, Proprietor
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Stock boarded by the day, week or month at
Reasonable rates. Remember us when In
Prineville. Rates Reasonable. We have
Fine Livery-Rigs For Rent
ily. Oregon, as
all oMrctluns
to satd areoutlt, and BltUmenl lltertul.
Italxl this 1. 1 .Is) ul Mat, iwat.
It t. Ol..
ilinllilstralotol lh estate vl I'faiis t.laas, da-
t .sjkmI,
Notice of rinnl SsttUmsnt.
Nolle Is hereby given it Hie undersigned,
he aditilutstratrli alth Ihe will amies.! ol
he estate ol U inillon. dewasru, loan .etsons .
nterralrd lulheeslal ol said dt -eased, lhal
u has aie.1 her anal arrutllillng ol her ad-
lttlsirntli.il ol said estate and tne eotiri naa
set Mondat.th Till ol JtlMe, iss.li li
null ttiiirlrt"int III ITlnetrllle, Oregon, as in
time sad .lat lor Itrarlttg and H-tillug said
nits I ait-otiiiiliig. Al whi' ft Urn nd plate all
(ersoita Inlertied la said estate uiajr apHtar
aud uhlet-l lusatd aiialatttiuntlug
I stios ttl lot,
Admlnlsiralrli with lh will auneted ul tt
slat ul l llllllou, Un eastti. p-a
Nllr for Publication.
Not coal land.
Ik-part ntenl of Hi Intel lor.
V. n. iJiud lime. Th latlles, Oregon.
April a, lute.
Nolle l herehy given lhat
Asa W. lu-nlon,
of rlnevlll. Oregon, wbts on April ynn,
I IS, mail iltnlier ati'l stone aii'iiittit"n,
aerial Nil, on-di N.t. stto, htr Hie sr.i,
H ' hK' HW',. ta-eiion , lowitshiit It
a-Milli, rang l eaal, . M . has tiled 110111- of
Inlenllou lo maa nunl titular ana "ion
11 roof, loitalalillsh elalm lo Hie land aiaiv
ilrtrllietl, lador lh enunly rleilt, al his
.rrlif at rrliievlll. Mrt-gou, on III wtiitiay
of June, lus.
(')aluialll name as wunesaes:
. f . . . U.' lillla. WlllluK,
lifnry f . nwr. oou . o.i-.-,.
f. Klug.Ura IVlndrHer, all of I'rlnevllle, or.
4.I6 . C, Vt. Moohb, Itegl'ter.
Notice of Sealed Proposal.
To remove old court hoiiMe builtlinK no
tice is hereby given that sealed bids for
removiiiK the old court huue building
will he received at the orhee 01 me county
school superintendant. The liuiltting to
be removed from its present location to the
HiKD Bchool ground and placed in po
sition, aa directed by the High Bcliool
hoard, t he building 10 oe piaceu so tnai
the ba.e shall be above the ground, and
building leveled. The bids to be opened
on the 10th day of June IW. The remov-
ing of building to be completed within
thirty days from the 15th day of June 1UU.
The, board reserves the right to reject any
or all bill. K. A. Komi,
Hecretary of Crook County High bchool
Borrd.
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Imported and Domestic
Cigars
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doore south First
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Sonera ffilacksmithing
IIOBBESHOEINO, WOOD WORK, ETC.,
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Fresh Oysters and Fish in Season
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PRINEVILLE, OREGON
m In III etitttiiv t-otirirtMua In
otis at rrmrtlllr, ( rtk imhiii
i,la'. lur hfarlns attr ami
Noll. of Final Settlement.
Nnilia Is hrliv slvvn liv lh itiulrrslanrd,
tit ailmltitstraltir nl tb s tale til Julius IV.
pnskl, ilwraartl, lu all irstms Httt'sitl In
lit ratal til saiti tiwrast-n, uim it ttir.,
his Dual a.t on till iik ul Ills ailiiilttlalralltin til
saltl rsiata with lli fun lily tit'ik. ami lh
court has stl Monl)r. J"" Hh. Iw. l the
tiuiiir t'oiirtrotitn In i'rtn in, urt smi. aa in
lime autl filat fur hi'arlti ami at-ttllii saia
Hnal att oiinlliis. al whlt li Unit' ami ilat alt
(tTsnita lturiKatril In said vaial may aimar
ami ulijwl tuaaltl Hnal act'iuiiiiiiit:.
I lt.l.aa IttliTim,
Ailmlnlsiralur ul lbs eslaluul Julius fttyvttskl,
dtH'rasvtl. S
Nollre
slKtiitl, tlie
luls 11. Worliy,
Notice to Creditors!,
la lisrfliy nlvon by the Utnlfr-
Btlinlnlslrtitor ol
tlie I'sliitu uf
tltvraso,!, to all person
havhiK claim aKalnst the nltl eslntit to
lircst-nl lliem, to tint uiitlersliMied at lli
o lilts In Hfiliiuiiiil, Urt'Ktm, with the irop-
er votifhrrs attai liml, within sn inoiuns
from the first pulillcation of this iiotu-e.
Dated this 27th day ol Mnv, imi.
If. F.JONK8,
Anilnlstrator of the estate of lonls II.
Worley, ueceaseil. b-il
Ifstlc for Publication.
Not coal laml.
Department of the Interior,
U.S. Laml Olllce at The Dalles. Oregon,
May Ti, 1UUU.
Notice Is hereby (riven tlmt
John M. Tfimiiisn,
of I'rlnovllle, Oregon, who, on Novenilier
11, um, matle homvsleail Hrlul no. ikKUi
No. 130IH. for 8 WW seetlon 20, township lo
stnlh, range IS cast, Willamette Meridian',
lias Hied notice of intention to iniike Hunt
5-year proof, to entitlillsh claim to the land
aiiove uitscriweii, oeiore warren iirosn,
county clerk, at his olllce at 1'rlncvlllu,
Oreeon.on the 1.1th day of July, 1101.
Claimant names as witiiesnest
Elanatm A. llusset, Chas. D. Hwunson,
Henry J. Ktlwariis, Carl 0. llrix, ail of
frinviue, ur.
5-27p C. W. Moork, lleglstvr.
Notice tor Publication.
Not coal land.
Department of the Interior.
U. 8. Land Onicc at The Dulles, Or.,
May Will, 1UUU,
Notice 1 hereby given thai -John
It. Knox,
oi Post, Oregon, who, on Juno 13th, WM,
made homestead entry (Herlal No. 0322"),
No. V.VM, lor HV4 8K, sec 10, and tiA
NK'.NIiJ NWL section 15, towiiNhln 17
south, rang 18 east, Willamette Meridian,
has tiled notice ol Intention to make limil
5-year proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Warten llrown,
county clerk, at his olllce at i'rlnevllle,
Oregon, on the 7th day oi July, 1100, 0
Claimant names as witiimtnesi
Kd K. tiillenwater, Caleb Duvis. Marlon
F", Taylor, all of l'ost, Oregon, ami Uobert
Dcmarls of i'riuuvillo, Oregon.
0-3p C. W. Mookic, Register
Notice of Final Accounting,
Notice is hereby given hy tho under
signed, the administrator of tlie estate of
John Trior, decensod, to nil persona inter
ested In sain estate that he bus matle and
tiled witli tlie county clerk of Crook coun
ty, Oregon, his Dual accounting of his ad
ministration of said estate, and that the
court has set Monday, the 5th day ol J uly ,
UK U, at tho county oourt room in 1'rinu
villit, Oregon, aa tlie time and place for
hearing and settling said llnal accounting.
Duted thia 8d day of Juno, HKM.
Isom Cleck,
Administrator of the estate of John Prior,
deceased.