Taxpayer Has Worms
Says Mr. Atkinson
Editoh Joi'knai.:
In ymir IxHiie of July S, over 11k
Ignnture of "Taxpnycr" appear an
article concerning a new road iwt
opened. Itneenm Hint Taxpayer I
oinewhat Mhanutl of hi name, and
aj to hi Qualification ft a taxpayer
the chance are that the tnxe he
hna piild Into the Crook county
treasury would not pay hie lodging
In a five-cent houxe for a night; but
we will let that go.
The road connecting the Silver
Lake road and the Crane Prairie
roitd wn an actual neceflty to the
fanner and etockmcn of the neigh
borhood, to the people of the county
and the traveling public, aa was alno
the bridge that Taxpayer eay was
accepted by Cort 11. Alloa and wife
and by Fred Shonqmut and Dink
Atkinson a the Ixnt bridge and
Btralghtent road In Crook county.
A thla taxpayer ray, thin rond
follow the section line and I o
etralght that It would break a
snake' back that would try to fol
low It. Of course onie taxpayers
have walked in straight lines, before
they carne to Crook county that the
crooked flection line are hard for
them to follow and perhaps have
tried to straighten them up by mov
ing witness trees from one place to
another this hs been done on this
so-called crooked road. This per
haps Is what bn made this road so
crooked that thi Taxpayer can not
And his way over it
1 believe every taxpayer and legal
roter signed the petition that was
asked to sign the same, and were all
residents of this road district, and
now when this road Is fiuinlied a
kicker has to open up his head with
a lot of clap-trap about the crooked
ness of the road, that Is run on the
section lines, mwt be hard up for a
Job to kick about, especially aa the
chances are that he is a feather
weight taxpayer.
Why did he not sign his name and
come out like a man and not stand
behind a cognomen that practically
means nothing as It is Impossible to
find out what taxes he pays under
such a name? Is he ashamed of his
name, or doe he fear the coutumely
that will be heaped on him as a
kicker on Improvements to the roads
in this district? It seems to me be
has some worms eating on his
anatomy somewhere, and is some
what peevish about crooked roads
run on section lines.
I want to ask my friend, the Tax
payer, did he ever survey any of the
lines In Townships 20, Ranges 10 or
11? If he did not he will find that
all the section lines do not run
straight with one another, and if he
wants the proof I will take a day or
two and show him how to survey
the section lines In these townships,
and I think he will soon be con
vinced that the Government survey
Is at fault, and not the supervisor,
M. F. Hawthorne, or the commis
sioner, Mr. Bayley, as It is a crime
fr anyone to move any stone, wit
ness tree, section corner or quarter
corner that was made by Govern
ment survey.
In Justice to M. F. Hawthorne I
must say that he acted fair and put
the road on the section line, ignoring
the county surveyor's work when
the surveyor's work left the section
lines and run to the north or south
of the lines established by Govern
ment survey.
If any taxpayer doubts my state
ments in regard to this crooked sec
tion line. It will not take me long to
convince any man that Is reasonable
and who has not made up his mind
not to be convinced. Hoping that
this will meet with the approval of
all the taxpayers vnd citizens of this
district, I remain,
Yours respectfully,
John Atkinson.
Bend, Oregon. July 19, 1909.
" CCviw a 4 A qMrt ko,,,! of GENUINE i
"SAJp I. CYRUS NOBLE direct to you
fg2$f 4 " eWte Pid o the near-
V""" " razeed express office,
from the best known, strictly wholesale bouse
F.ctahlichH in PnrtlanH it. iUjk
4 auorU GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE $4.90.
A pure old honest whiskey bottled by the distillers. -
Guaranteed to the United States Government, and to you, to contain oothinf
excepting pure straight whiskey.
many 01 ine rauroaas use iyrus iNoble almost exclusively.
So do the big steamship companies.
So does nearly every big metropolitan botcL
Because it's pure.
Because it s aged in wood. '
Because it has that soft, delicate, palatable flavor of the ripened train, often
Motioned but rarely found.
W. J. VAN SCHUYVER & CO.
Established 1864 105-107 Second Street. Portland. Oregon
CUT AT TMtt LINK
W. J. Van Schuyver & Co, rrtu4, Oma.
Endow) plcue find $4.90 (or wfadi please said
GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE. .
Hm,
PO.MU
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The
Scrap Book
Th Kind Captain.
A certain se captain had the repu
tation of being a cruel tyrant, but In
reality b was a kind hearted man, as
the following Incident will prove.
In midooean the cook approached
the captain timidly.
"Captain," he said, "the men are
growiin' about the beef. They say
they cant chaw It nohow. They say
If only fit to mend their set boot
with."
"How much beef are yon gtvln Vm,
cookie?" the captain asked.
"A pound apiece a day, sir," said the
cook.
"WelC a!d the captain gently,
"give 'em half a pound apiece from
now on. I should be orry to force
era to eat what Un't to their taste."
HUGE BUCKET DREDGER.
Largaat Val of Its Kind Uaad ta
Dpin Sum Canal.
In connection with the widening and
deepening of the Sue canal at Port
Said the authorities have recently In
creased their dredging fleet by a new
vessel, which ranks a the largest buck
et dredger afloat. Thla vessel, which
Is named the Peluse. was built on
the Clyde and baa been acquired for
Be it toe in the Port Said roads, whlck
are being deepened.
The r el use has a deck length of 303
feet, with a molded breadth of forty
sewn feet and molded depth of twenty
feet two inches. The deck Is steel
throughout, sheathed with teak, and
there Is a raised forecastle nud pooii.
Propulsion Is effected by means of In
dependent twin screw engines Indicat
ing i.800 horsepower, with a separate
dredging engine of COO horsepower.
The latter machinery Is of the three
crank type placed on the main fram-
LAJWJBST DBEDOXB ITLOAX.
lng. Steam is supplied from three boil
ers each of fifteen feet diameter by ten
feet seven and one-half inches in
length.
A feature of the vessel Is that all
gearing has machine cut teeth. The
auxiliary machinery throughout la op
erated by hydraulic power. Separate
condensing plant la fitted for all ma
chinery. The Lobnits patent hopper
door arrangements are used.
The dredger has been designed to
work between the limits of twenty feet
and fifty feet below water level.
Owing to her large size she navigated
from the Clyde to Port Said in working
condition, being of seagoing design in
the widest sense of the term.
Man's Electrical Rtsictance.
Experiments have shown that the hu
man body between the feet and the
hands has an average electrical resist
ance of about 5,000 ohms when the
hands and the shoe soles are wet and
from 10,000 to 20,000 ohms when hands
and feet are practically dry. With the
last resistance a one two-hundredth
ampere current will pass through the
body if the hand completes a 100 volt
circuit through the earth. In the com
monly used alternating current of 100
volts and 60 cycles per second there
may be difficulty in letting go of the
wire, and such a circuit of 500 volts
la very dangerous, especially If travers
ing vital organs.
Danger From Springs.
In the summer, when so many thou
sands drink from tempting springs in
the woods and on hillsides, a warning
recently given by E. A. Mattel, the
celebrated French explorer of caverns,
should not go unnoticed. Contrary to
a widely prevalent opinion, M. Martel
says that springs of apparently pure
water are In many cases merely the
outflow of surface waters which have
disappeared through fissures, carrying
with them pollution from the soil and
not purified In their passage throngh
the rocks. He thinks that even chalk
Is not an effectual filter for surface
water passing through it
in the Northwest.
CstOatlSa I
d 54 T-J.r
AND MAIL TO-OAV
me it once by expat, prepaid, four quart
3aaii
" Jte:.,.i 65c
n7i v
Jo SgfN. .1
COLUMBIA
DOUBLE-DISC RECORDS v
A different selection on each side
They fit any machine
That tells the whole story except
that at 65 cents for the Columbia
Double-Disc you get a better record,
on each side, than vou ever bought be
fore at $ 1 .20 for the same two selec
tions. Get a catalc
1021
D. P. Adamson & Co.
Chopin's Kick.
Chopin bated playing at social festiv
ities. To a lady who after the dinner
asked him to play he melnnchollcnUy
answered: "Is It really necessary? I
ate only so little."
Schoolmates.
A conductor sent n new trnkeinan to
put some tramps off the train. They
were riding in a box car. The brake
man dropped into the car and said.
"Where are you fellows golngr "To
Atchison." "Well, you can't go to
Atchison on this train, so get off."
"You get!" came the reply. And as
the new brakeman was looking Into
the business end of a gun he took tlie
advice given hltn and "got." He went
back to the caboose, and the conductor
asked blm If he had put the fellows
off. "No," he answered. "I did not
hare the heart to put them off. They
want to go to Atchison, and, besides,
they arc old schoolmates of mine."
The conductor used some strong lan
guage and then said he would put
them off himself. He went over to
the car and met with the same expe
rience 89 the brakeman. When he got
back to the caboose the brakeman
snld, "Well, did you put them off?"
"Naw; they're schoolmates of mine
too."
An Unfortunate Participle.
A college professor who preferred
the participle "gotten" to "got" tele
graphed to his wife: "Have gotten tick
ets for the theater tonight Meet me
there."
The telegraph operator rendered this
Into "Have got ton tickets." etc.
Mrs. Professor was delighted with
the opportunity of entertaining her
friends and accordingly made up a
party of eight besides herself, whop
greetings to the professor at the ren
dezvous were probably more cordial
than his feeling nntll matters were ex
plained. He now makes an exception
to his customary use of "gotten."
Teachers' Examinations
Notice is hereby given that the county
superintendent of Crook county will
hold the regular examination of appli
cants for state and county papers at
Prineville, in the new courthouse, as
follows :
For State Papers.
Commencing Wednesday, August 11,
at 9 a.m., and continuing until Satur
day, August 14, at 4 o'clock p. in.
Wednesday Penmanship, liintory,
spelling, physical geography, reading,
psychology.
Thimday Written arithmetic, thee ry
of teaching, grammar, bookkeeping,
physics, civil government.
Friday Physiology, geography, com
position, algebra, English literature,
school law.
Saturday Botany, plane geometry,
general history.
For County Papers.
Commencing Wednesday, August 11,
at 9 o'clock a. m., and continuing until
Friday, Angust 13, at 4 o'clock p. m.
Wednesday Penmanship, history,
orthography, reading, physical geogra
phy. Thursday Written arithmetic, theory
of teaching, grammar, physiology.
Friday Geography, school law, civil
government, English literature.
Notk Tettchers holding permits
are expected to take this examina
tion. R. A. Foiin,
County School Superintendent.
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Her Aa t Mont Carlo.
A fashionable Kretich lady who had
lost heavily nt Monte Carlo eutered the
gaming saloon while a former friend
of hers was winning lu a sweeping
strle that seemed destined to break the
bank.
' I am so glad to see you here, prince,
and lu such luck, too!" she exclnluied.
"Do tell tr.e a lucky number. It la sure
to win. for you are now lu the vein."
The prince generously placed a pile
of gold Iouis before the vivacious lady,
whose beauiy had successfully defied
the effects of thirty-six wluters, and
said:
"Put It nil on the number of your
years and roup n golden harvest."
The lady reflected, hesitated and then
plr.eed the pile on twenty-seven.
An instant later the croupier sang
out:
"Thirty-six red wins!"
"Heavens!" muttered the lady as she
fainted. Thirty-six Is exactly uiy
Professional Cards.
. Erink
jCawyr
j itrttt, !PrifilU, Ortyon.
?. Clliott,
SPrintvilU, Ortffoii.
Physician and Smrytom
Calls Amtin Promptly Pit or Nioht
Orncx on Doob South or Aoamhom's
Pruu mtors. Both office an riJ
deuce telepbuuea.
ZPrinvill;
Ortgom
Buy your Htrawlerrles at Stew
arts. Genuine Hood Uiver.
2l, P. tyyers
jCawytr
Practice In all Mate and
Federal Courts
jCaidlaa. Ortgon
C. Sirix
fleal Cstate
Office with Geo..W. Barnes
ZPrinivill, Ongon
t JK ZTiostnbarg
iPhjfstcian and Surgeon
Caih aniw0rl promptly day or neght
Off90 Am mfeoro MAt mf Tttmptelam 's
tl m4 9mm Stmts.
Prinouili,. Orogon.
ffft Si.
fttormow-atmjCmm
!Prinovilltt Oroyon
Chao. CJwards X. P. ttolknap
(County yAyttoan)
ffiolknap dc Cdwards
ZPhyiioiani and Suryoon.
0000 Aw 2oor mtt o tCmmoA'o
SPrintoillo, Oroyon.
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Statement of fUaourcet ami Uabilitiaa of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon
At the cloa of buaintM Juna 23, 1909
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THE HAMILTON STABLES
(Horsoshot'ing in Connection)
J. H. WIOLC, Proprietor
1'KixEvn.i.i:, ori:on
Ftotk hoarJed by the day, week or nutnth at
Reasonable rate. Remember ti when in
Prineville. Kates Reasonable. We have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
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MILLER BUILDING, PRINEVIloloE, OREGON
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Fresh Oysters and Fish in Season
CONFECTIONERY STORE IN CONNECTION
t'nrrylnn: a cholre Htkitlon of flue citndjr, clgur. oraiiK"',
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DEALER IN
Soft Drinks
of all kinds
Imported and Domestic
Cigars
At the old Smith & Cleek
stand, Main street, two k
doors south First jji
National Bank B
Quality
I what the careful buyer In
vestignles when iirt hsind jew
elry or watches. We stain! be
hind the quality of everything
w)M.we guarantee it to he o(
the quality we represent it to l
WATCH REPAIRING
W. FRANK PETETT
Jeweler & Optician
Prtnavilla, Oregon
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SHIPP& PERRY
"PRINEVILLE, OREGON
CROOK coum Ml
OFFIOER8:
W. A. Booth, . Praaldant
D. F. 8tiwart, Vlca Praaldant
O. M. Elkin, Oaahlar
DIREOTOR8:
Booth, 0. M. Elkin,
D. F. Stiwaht
W. A.
Transacts a General
Banking Busineas
Exchange Bouglit
and Sold
Collections will re
ceive prompt atten
tion i
Shorlfr Sale.
In tliv Circuit t'ourt of th flat of Ore.
gun lort'rook eomil v.
t , k. Miattui k, plaliilllt,
a
Jamra It, (Irrvn, ilrfi'mlant.
ly tirliia of ail PiarutUin and ordar of
air Ixtiril out uf Ilia alxira ntitlml rour
on Ilia lull ila r June, lnv, n Uor uf
I he alxiv imiuvd iilaltitlll and aKalmt (ha
alxivp iiamtHl ilnlrnilaiit, fur Ilia aunt of
SUM) llli Itilwrtwt tharron truni tlia Dial
day of l)-iiilr, IHUT, at Hik rata of trit
iwr rrnt r aniiiini and fcoeo allorrtaya'
tio, and tlia lunlirr an in uf f IS.OU nuata,
ahli'lt JiiilKnirrt u anrollnt and duck
rt.nl In lli dark 'a oltlea of raid court la
raid count y on lha l.Mhilayof Mar, Ham.
And lira. It aa furlhrr ordarad and
dmirrrd by tlia Court that tlia follualna
deM'rlhnt ral aatata, t-ll i HWUhtW
hKVi HVV, and lot 4 of action IU, and iol
I ol aactliiit ), tuwnahlp tf auuth of ran
Ura-t, W.M., In Crook county, OrvKun,
be old by Ilia HhorlfT ol aald rounly aa
uitilerriMUition.andlu rMrlaof uvh
aal aflor paying tlia ouau, alturnaya' la
and wnra han-ln aUlal, (hall t ap
pll. d uNin tlia Jinlmiiriii, ami If the pro
eewla of aoch aala l nauffloltnt , the
plaiutiiraliall have liidKtnant and aaacn-
linn aitiiil Ilia ilofoudant, Janir II,
lliwn, to m'uvvr aurh llama uniai..
nmi.-a ta naroy rivvii that In uMianra
toaalilraavullunktnlonlnruf aala, 1 ha
U'ViiM uHin anU I will un
SatrJ.y, Ika iU ij af Uf, !,
at Ilia hour of t o'rliiok In tli aflarntHHt of
aal. I day, at tlia front ilmirut tlia oourl
liouaa In tli city of I'rlnavlll. Cmok
(xinnly, Urvmni. a II al iul.ll auction, to
Ilia hlKHuat lil-Mi-r rurea.li, all tlia Ma:ht,
titla ami lulamt of aalil dafrnilaiit, Jama
II. lirwn, In ami to aalj alwia itravrllHHl
liiurlKXHl ruartr. to aall.fy aalil juila
mailt and InUrmit ml atlornvyi' ra, and
coata anil ao rulnu ooata.
lal-l thla '.'alii day of Juaa, Ittne.
ui KUAN hi Kl.KINH,
HhrrllT, I'nmli eounly, Ormtun.
Klrat Iwua 7-1. laat I-11MI
Shorlfr Sale.
In th CirruU Court of tlia Hut ol Or,
(tin fur t'ruuk county.
C. K.Mullli and Will II. Smith, ilalnlllTi,
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CharlM K. Ijiniaon, Ada I-anixm, II. M.
kvraliaw, t'oloiml K.hmlih, U.K. btawart
and W. A. Hoolh, dvfviiilaiita.
Ily Klrtur of an atarutlon and onlr of
al :aiu.l ,.iit i,r tht alio ntitlrtl court
on Ilia l.lth day of Jiuir, tuutl, uihhi a IuiIk
nianl rviiilvrwf In aald court on Ilia 7lli day
of May, llM. In ravor uf tli abov namad
iilalmllta and aualnat tha abota namiNl da
fiiiilnnla I'liarloa l.anioin ml Ada Ijini
ami, for AijUi.iu with Intrnxt tlirraan fnm
ilia tat day uf Novaitihrr, 11H7, at tlia ralo
nl li'ii tMr ri-nl par annum and ftV.UUat
Uirtiryt ftv, ml 'J3 It) cuala.
And arhrrraa, It a an furthrr onlrrad ami
ilrvronl l.y tha Court that Ilia certain Ju.lf.
iiikiiI uf tli county court of tha atau- of
Uri'iion for Cruuk county, anUroJ In tha
)mliiiiil docket Uf aa Id court until mil
layol May, In lavor of t olonal K.
rlmlth ami aKliil Ilia ilrlriidant, I'barlv
K. Ijiiiimiii, rr fi.l.M. ith Uitcrnt at III
i ale of ton r cv t rr annum frra M
lirr KHh, liu.17, fur IW.jQ tta ami S-JA.uu
allornrya' fova la a xn-uud On upon Hi
lirrriuallrr dcacrllwd prt ailwa, and that
ilia riormla of aalaul raid itrrnil-c after
i.ti.lyum tli )uitx incut uf pUlnlilTa alnit
ilrw-riUI, Iw applied loth payment of
the id luilvmeut ol t'olonel r . builtu.
That tli Juilimeiit uf III Circuit Court
of Ih Mat of Urrnon for Crook County
n-iiil.rrtl on tli til It day i.f May, ltMt, In
favor uf i. K. Hlewart ami W. A. Ilooth
and aguiiial the ilrlemlaiita herein, Charle
K. Lamaon ami Ada Ijniianii, lur th aunt
ol HM.iu, xiili lulrrent al the rata ol ten
jr frill r a n n u in Iruiu Oi-luliei , 11W7,
for H'HKi atturuejra' U-m and SI7.M)cuu
and iiialiiir-emeut-, rnlervd In th Jud(
nii'iil dnt'krt ol aald court on th lUtfa day
of May, Iim, i a third lien upon aald
preuiue. ami that any aurplui rmalnlii(
alter antlarylnit th ImlKineiit of plalntllta
and llie JuilKiurnt of Colonel V. rlnillh, l
applied lu th satisfaction of aald Judg
ment ol 1. K. Mewart and W. A. Itooth.
Ami il aaa further ordered and decreed
l the court that the followlnn deacribed
premlara. th tH N Wit, and lota S and 4.
ection 8. In tuwnahip IS aouth, ranit IS
eaat, W, M., alao an undivided on-lhlrd
intereat In lit 8W V . aecllon M. In town
ahlp 12 aoulh. ran Uea.t, W. M., all in
Crook cuunty, Orryon, b aold by th
Mierllf of aaid county aa under eieuuilou,
and th prticela uf auch aale, after payln
tin-coma ami alloruey'a fee bereln ataleil
hnll lie appliril upon tli lu.lifinent, and
If the procretla of aurh aal b InaulUrieut,
the plalntilf ahall bay Judgment agalnd
the dafrmlant.
Hecuad -That any aurplua be applied to
ImlKmniit of Colonel K. Wllillh.
Third That any aurplus renialnln after
ratlafylnK the Jiidniiil of plalnttffa and
Ih JiiilKUient ol Colonel t . hinllh, ahall
I applied In the aatiKfarllon of Mi ulf
infill of H. Y. Htewart and W. A. lioolh
aliore iiearileil.
Notice la hereby (riven that In obedience
to aid en'ciitiuti ami order of aal 1 hav
levied Uhii, and will
0a Salaraay, lU Slat say f July, ISOt,
at tha hour of t o'clock In th afternoon of
ulil day, at the front door of th court
lioun In th city of I'rlnevllle. In Crook
county, Oregon, aell at public auction to
I lie hlxheKl bidder, lor caah, all th ri;ht.
title and intereat of aald defendant, In and
to snld mortiraKfd premise alniv de
srrllied, to aatlsly said Judgment abur
iiieiitloned, and Inlerest ml attorney's
fees and coatx, and coata of sale.
Dated thla 2Mb day of June, 1!X.
KRANK Kl.KINH,
HlmrltT, i;rook county, Or,
Flrat Issue 7-1, last V9
Call for Warrants.
Notice la hereby given that th billowing
Crook county warrants. I sailed seven year
prior to July I, 1UU, muat h preaeiiled for
jiuyniciit within tX) days from aaid July I.
IWHI, otherwise they will lie cancelled and
payment tucrcafler be refused aa provided
liy law.
July 10. IMM-O M Rnyder I I 00
January II, IHWV-Wm Vauahan f 6U
.Innuary II. lawv le Vanover 1 B
Hclmler II, l"lKireat Uulmby I 10
Mcpuoulier i, IH'H-Krsnlt Hohllallle..., 1 0
M. plcinU-r f,lim-C M tlreen , I W
wra Krai.,,
' " " W ll.lli.r .
I u
" Jamea Monjan 1 W
Jnnnnrr , 1nO-A f Hill 1 10
Mnnih fa, IWW-Mlnor Uwla I W
June IW, iv"U Ij M ( Hurl nay 1 1
" " " HrunoKrans 100
" ""HO Kerning 0
Novenihcr . IW'I-A f Jones I HO
Niivemlter A, 1-Harry Halley M
November W, IWW-T J l.lnvlll IW
" " " f I. Pllner
.Inly 9. 19lll-.unlla Wliner 0"
March II. lIMrj ) POollet W
July 1, llil J N Hi'iinett t
H. pif mlwr , H"l- has Miller , 160
November, ll-hrla DHWanaon.. 1 t
Nuvoinoer , lWit-Ueo tm I 00
WARRKN IIROWN,
5-17-6"d County Clerk.
Notic of Final ScttUmcnt.
Notice la hereby given by the under
signed, he administrator ol the estate of
John McVeigh, deceased, to all persons In
terested in suid estate, that he has filed
with the clerk of the county court
hia linn! accounting of liis adminis
tration of aaid estate and that th
Court lias set Monday, the. 'Jd day
of August. 1UUU, at the county courtroom
in I'ruievllle, Oregon, aa the time and
place for hearing and settling aaid nnal ac
counting. At which time and place any
person interested in said estate may ap
pear and object to aaid Dual accounting.
JJutcd this 1st day of July, 11109.
M. ft. KUJOTT,
A dm In 1st rat or of the estate of John Mc
Veigh, deceased, ; . 07-2U
For Irrigated Farms
and Fruit Lands
IN THK 1
I DESCHUTES VALLEY
p WRITE
i JONES LAND CO
Kedmond, Wtyou