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(Copyright. 1WS. ty C. M. Parnlt. These
articles and tllustratinna must not be ra
pnnted without special permission.
A MIGHTY PURTY PICTUR
What mighty pi:rty ricliir'
Wen the Ims turn reJ an' ye'ler
An' S'er hear I ho apples dronpin'
As they're pitttn' r.pe an' meller.
Wen the cider press is stiueeatn' out
The joooe that mal;a jr smi!o
An" the wiminen foll.a nt sliintn' up
The Ulttles fur tor bile!
Yep. I've taeer.1 o' fo!!:a a-l ragjrln'
Bout the oiler f the rose,
Hut w en apple hjtier b ii:u"
It's like honey tp ycr no-c.
Ven them tluiiplln' rosy whumen
Drop the s.Hts inter the J we
An' the kittle Kits ter b'lim'
lts Jest he'ven below bruk loose.
Oh. how awful od that plctur'
With the corncrib runnin' over.
An' the punkins an' the taters
On the barn floor In the clover.
An' the purple Brapes a-hanRia'
In big bunehos on the vine.
An" the air so crisp an' snappy
That It boosts ycr up like wine!
Hark! I hear them turkeys pobblin'
As they're strultin' fat an' pay.
An' the bUr red rooster's cron in'
Fur the feast Thanksffivin' day.
Hold the fort, fur I'll sit there.
Fur I'm feelln' aw.'ul spry
Wen It comes to carvln' turkey
An' enjoyin' punkin pie.
C. M. B.
START THE WINTER RIGHT.
"A poof begluniug makes a pood
ending" when a man starts with a
cent and ends with a million, but a
atart with roupy birds In November
often means ft smasuup by Pecember.
"What's wrong with my cockerels?
In September tbey were a show bird
picture, and now their tails are crooked
aud combs are flop."
"Your birds have lost ambition to
hold their tails straight because they
have roupy colds."
A start with colds often knocks a
winter's prospects Into a cocked hat.
and all because some fellows won't
learn to keep stock from running In
cold fall rains, slopping In frosty mud
and exposure to frosty air currents.
Then there's that old suiifler that
starts to cough up roup microbes when
the first frost comes. She's a case of
spare the ax aud spoil your success.
She's worse at starting a flock to
sneeze than the boys who most made
you sneeze the top of your bead off at
school with red popper.
Now, some old stagers can stand such
knocks. They are canvasbaeks In
cold rains and seem Immune to the
contaminating Influence of that old dis-
- - h,rfw .nV - IwHTi fOTtTtsh'
enough to keep. But what of those
beautiful pullets whose combs begin
to bloom like roses, who are singing
their fondelay, who are making their
Bret debut with their telltale red
splashed egg? Tour winter egg sales
at top notch prices depend on those
yonng hens that are seeing their first
snow. Ton can't sell roupy roasters
and keep a reliable reputation. You
don't want to be worrying, losing, doc-
torlng or digging graves all winter, j
Just remember
The hens that start the year with cold
Are shy on bringing In the gold.
The hen that puts her foot to snow
. Will fall to make the business go.
ALL WHITE FEATHERED FOWLS.
Breeders of market chickens should
sit up and take notice that the world's
demand Is swinging round to white
feathered fowls.
The day Is near when egg farms will
be run entirely by the champion S. C.
White Leghorn "egg machines."
Flesh producers will also discard
olid black, particolored and any color
but white. If they answer the de
mand their market poultry will be
mostly White Bocks, White Pottos and
White Orpingtons. This also means
that the coming poultry show will not
be "fancy," but "utility;" not a foolish
Judging of "barred to the skin" and
"seven feathers to a rooster's tall," but
from the best known, strictly wholesale house
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established in Portland in 1864. ....... s , .
4 quarts GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE $4.90. i.
A pure old honest whiskey botllcd by the distillers.
Guarsnteed to the United 'Slates Government, and to you, to contain oothiai
excepting pure straight whiskey.
Many ol the railroads use Lyras INoble almost exclusively.
So do the big steamship companies.
So does nearly every big metropolitan hotel.
Because it's pure,
Because it's aged in wood. '"
Because it has that soil, delicate, palatable flavor of the ripened grain, oftea
mentioned but rarely found. ....
W. J. VAN SCHUYLER & CO. -
Established 1864 105-107 Second Street. Portland. Oregon
Cut At THIS LMt
W. J. Vaa Schuyver & Co, PortUae, Onto.
Endued plust and $4.90 lor which pleue tend
genuine cyrus noble, i
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the juiigiiiR f fin fancy fit)) ami
rev-
The revolution Is lu full swing a.rxs
the nuil already here.
It's potnir to lv ail IVMn dm ks, Emb
lon pocw and Wtilte Homers tx.
And why? Simply a kUk afalnst
lark ulnfoather. For till, tlio cus
tomer (ItHwu't want dark f Is. the
city dealer neither, ami Hie pickers
are.nlHO klckltnr. aud, render. If you
have to rat pltifeatuers, you want tbem
tvhlte ti.
To tost this Just Ink similar site
White ami Rarrod liocks to market lu
separate crates and note how quickly
the Whites go In preference to the
Harred.
Sorry to Jar you If you keep dark
fowls. Iut It's up to you to Join lu or
pet left.
DONTS.
Don't Imagine so called "white
squabs" are all wtiite feathered. Their
skin U made llvkl by Tat and their
parents are mostly Blue Homers.
Pont vcrlte ns conccmlns th book
"Plscaaca and Knemles of IVultry."
There was one free Issue, aud all were
snapped P years arn. Anything
free rocs except the rellstou of "quit
your nieanaees."
RE-ENFORCED ! CONCRETE.
Matsrial Proves a Success In
Con
struction of Boats.
The utilization of re-enforced con
crete as ft constructional material for
various purposes for which masonry,
wood or irou work hits been previously
employed his undergone considerable
development during tUe iast few years.
One of the most novel applications- of
the system, however. Is that which has
been evolved and perfected by a well
known Italian eugiueer. Siguor Carlo
GabelHui of Dome namely. It adop
tion for the construction of boats and
floating structures in general, such as
pontoons, floating bridges, and so forth.
The system of construction is very
simple. The keel Is laid In the usual
manner, the Iron rod re-enforcement
being auchored to the armoring of the
former aud being brought up the sides
of the hull In conformity with the de
sired lines of the craft The Iron rod
generally used has a diameter of about
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four-tenths of an Inch. Expanded
metal which has a mesh of about two
tenths Inch Is stretched between the
vertical supports, to which it Is at
tached by suitable metal clips. Tho
concrete Is then applied to the skele
ton fabric In layers Inside and s out
equally, the thickness of this sheath
ing varying according to the dimen
sions of the craft
The system has been utilized for the
peculiarly shaped boats which serve
to support the decks of the quaint
floating bridges to be found on the
river Po. Hitherto wooden boats have
been strung across the waterway, the
deck planking, built In sections, being
laid transversely across them. The boats
are of peculiar design, having sharp
pointed rising ends. .' In such re-enforced
concrete the same general lines
nro nrmsorvei! nnlv the ends are made
blunteri a greater midship 'beam Is pro
vided, while they have perfectly flat
bottoms, forming a kind of pontoon.
Each boat Is forty-flve feet In length,
with a beam of twelve feet and a
depth of 3.0 feet Po satisfactory have
the craft proved In service, the ab
sence of repairs being a pre-eminently
distinguishing feature, that the wooden
boats for these quaint Coating bridges
are being superseded by the re-enforced
concrete craft as rapidly as poffible,
over a hundred having already been
buiit for this service. '
Position Wanted.
Posiiion on ranch for th4 winter by
reliable man with small family, l'lease
write B. Kagak, Lakeview, Or. . it
Dressmaking.
Plain and fancv sewing donefcy Mrs
Walter Hyde smi Mies Beulah Hyde at
the home of the former. Satisfaction
guaranteed. lm
quart bottle of GENUINE
CYRUS NOBLE Krect to you
rget paid to the near
est railroad expres office.
90
in the Northwest,
Cut Out iJm Coupon
nd Send To-dmf
NO SMIL TO-SAT
su at once by etptm, prepaid, four quarts
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DOUBLE-DISC RECORDS T .77JZ".Z
I A different selection on each side 1
They fit any machine . S
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 catalog! .
D. P. Adarnson & Co.
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Teacllers, Examinations
Xoticc is hereby given that '.he comity
superintetiilent of Crook county will
hold the regular examination of appli
cants for state and county papers at
Prineville, in the new courthoute, as
follows :
For Slate Papers.
Commencing Wednesday, August 11,
at 9 a.m., and continuing until Satur
day, August 14, at 4 o'clock p. m.
Wednesday .Penmanship, hixtory,
spelling, physical geography, reading,
psychology.
Thurrday Written arithmetic, thecry
of teaching, grammar, bookkeeping,
physics, civil government.
Friday Physiology, geography, com
position, algebra. English literature.
school law.
Saturday Botany, plane geometry,
general history.
For CesBtjr Papers.
Commenting Wednesday, August 11,
at 9 o'clock a. m., and continuing nntil
Fri lay, A'igust 13. at 4 o'clock p. m.
Wednesday Penmanship, history,
orthography, reading, physical geogra
phy. Thursday Written arithmetic, theory
of teaching, grammar, phyHiology.
Friday Geography, school law, civil
government, English literature.
Note Teachers bidding permits,
are expected to take this exauiiim
tion, K. A. Ford,
County School Superintendent.
Hogs for Sale.
Pure-blood Poland-China Hogs, both
sexes, for sale. Prices reasonable. Can
be seen at borne o( J. 11. Gkav, Prine
ville, Or-gon. 7-2'J
Travelers
ON SANT1AM ROAD
WILL FIND THE BEST
Accommodations
AT
Lower Soda
SPRINGS
Hotel and Feed I'arns, Groceries
Tobaccos and Provisions. Hay
and Oats for sale; pasture for
horses. Free camp grounds.
S. L. HULIN,
Proprietor
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DESCHUTES1 VALLEY
WRITE
JONES LAND CO
Redmond, Oregon
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Teacher's Institute.
Tenchens Annual Institute nf
Crook county will hold ltn annua!
WHsiott lu the II lull School building',
nt rrinevilie, October l!-'.t) 2 1.:?.
Sttite Sti'riiitetid.'itit J. H. Acker
man, lTesident, W. R. Kerr, t). A. (,
I'roffSHor A. L. Ahlfrman, I,', of O.,
and other prominent educators of
the county and state will be present.
Friday, October 22, will lie "School
Day" at the Couuty fair, and a joint
session of school otlicers and teacher
will Ik- held on that day. I-t u
make this; a (Treat day for the cause
of education lit Crook eoualy.
Sincerely votiM, . It. A. Foitn.
Professional Cards,
$5Jr C. Brink
jCawyer
Ortyon.
S?. Clliott,
Sttorny-at-U?am
0. Jyd
SPhyiician and Suryon
ClLlJI Anhwekku I'aoHtTLT DT o NlORT
Orvu: On Doo Hoith or aoihkon's
iiKiu hicks. Hoth "Hire au reaj-di-nce
ti.'li'plious.
iPrintvilU,
rtoon
W. A. HELL
Attorney -at-I.aw
Prineville
Oregon
Qt C. &n x
iieal Csiato
Office with Oeo..W. Ilarnes
ZPriniaillo, - O rayon
J. 57osenherg
ZPjiysican and Suryton
Cais answmrrd jtromjffy Jay mr ntyAi
tl mm 9fm Strt:
SPrinmviilt, Onoon.
Chaa. R divard$ Jf, P. SitlJtnap
County Jiysfoian)
Zftolknap 6c Cdwards
iPhyiioiant and iSuryont,
Off mm &rmr 2mmr mf WitMmfs
Zruf Srm
ZPrineut'lm,
Ormyon,
Koti'e for Publication.
Not coal land.
Department of the Interior,
U.S.Lund Oillce at The. Dalles. Orwon,
July M, V.0J.
Notice is hereby 'ven that
Klonzo bhepuerd,
of Paulina, Oretron. who, on July ?, IIW,
made hotnestead Herial No. 0411(1 1 No.
1.HK4, for E HEX, section 32 Ami WA
KW!, icetion SS, township 20 south, nitit'e
21 ettet, Williiniette Meridian, hfs filed
notice of intt iition to iimkn linul coiiimii
tation proof , to e.-ttthlish claim to the land
above described, before Warren iirown,
county clerk, ut his office at Prineville,
Oregon, on tliu 1st day of September, 1U00.
'1 ni ma n t names as witnes.'-cs:
Orover l'riee and Orville I. Davison, of
Prineville, Or.; Henry W. Piikett and
Umee Uali'out', of Paulina, Or.
. 7-2!tp C. V. Moobk, Ilegisler.
Statement of Resources and Liabilities of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon
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ItHE HAMILTON STABLES
(Horscahooing in Connection)
J. H. WIOLE, Proprlotor
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Reasonable rate. Retneniber tm when in
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MILLER BUILDING, PRINEVIbbE, OREGON
First Class Meals 25c and Up.
Fresh Oysters and Fish in Season
CONFECTIONERY STORE IN CONNECTION
Cnrrjrlnjf a choice nelectlon of fine candy, cigars, oraiiKfH,
lemouH, etc. Ulve u a call.
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Champ Smith!
DEALER IN
Soft Drinks
of all kinds
Imported and Domestic
Cigars
At. the old Smith & Cleek
3 Btand, Main street, two C,
J doors south First pi
j National Bank B
Quality
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vrnligattu lien iurt'liHHiiit jew
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liiiul h quality of everything
we fell we puaranlee it to le of
Hie nuality w repreKf nt it to
WATCH REPAIRING
W. FRANK PETETT
Jeweler & Optician
Prineyille, Oregon
businosa Juno 23, 1909
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SHIPP & PERRY
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
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OFFIOER8;.
W. A. - Booth, fratldant
O. F,BT(WAMT,-VlcsPrasldanl
O. M. Clkins, Oashlar
DIRECTORS:
W. A. Booth, O. M. Clkini,
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Transacts a General
Banking Business
Exchange Bought
and Sold '
Collections will re
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AdmlnUliatot'M Sals of Rtul Kstatt.
Nnllre lali. ili itlrfii, thai III purats.
ire nl an onlrr of III t ninny I'Oimoi sits
tali- of Om'k""', tor (he t'umity I'liruos,
...i., . il, Mi, ,ly uf July. list. Ill Ilia
tnntUT of llio (! of ttllm'l l. Kit hoy.
,Hvavl. Ui uiiilirlliiel, ti ami i
alnr of niUI rtt, iiik ii at punua
in Ion to tli liiKli't I'lOiior, lor I'naii, sun.
1 toriiiiliriiiiition li ! ' ouliiy i.onri.
..ll Krlilay, tho l ly ' ft plrinlwr, ll"tt.
llloYlix'ft til the tiireniMili, at in irons
.or til tli f.imity ' Mrtliiiti" In I'rlnr-
lllo, ( (ton, till llm risilil, ltir, ititi'r.
ml liit ol tli" hl baii'uel KlU'hff
nt tin' lima of hl ilxtMi, ami all tli rulit.
tli'. Inlrrt unit viiil tnai me aam
title luu ariinrl oilier mail or in u-
itl. 'ti to that i'I naniuni u.
Itltilipy at tint tlm l III' iH-alli, III
illnwinitile i'rilio.1 irai'tm laii.i.m n i in
iioitliwi'at tiiartr of swiinit thirty In
ot.lili twi'ly aoiitli, ol ratine yiiten
t ol WllUiurtts Meri.uaii ill . rtMia
imiily, llri'itiiii.
Teriim nml fiiinlltliiiia of )' I t'Bll, Colli
roliiof Ui I'nltwIMaH'S.
J. II. lUr.K,
AilmliiMrntor of the rulutu of baiuiifl II,
Kill liry, uwraayHl.
Notice for riiblUtttluti.
Not nml laml.
IVvartttiriit of III Inti-rlur.
V. . liiil Ultlre at Tli Ill . tr
July UVlh, HtW.
Nolle la lirwhy glvrii that
lli'iiry ll. r'oaler.
ol t.'.S'rll. tlrrnoii. who, on April 'AH It, 1 1 HI.
nmtlo liuiinwit.-a.l vmrjr (mtii no, uiwi,
No, Until, ..r N V VdiM tluti 14, towt sili U
aoiitli, ranK' II "a-t. Willamette Mcrlillatl.
Iiaalllnl tiutloe ol Intctilloii u make Itnal
mi imitation lirKif, W i-atatillali rlalm l
lm laml almvo ilmi rila'd Iwfnr Warien
IIiiimii rouiitv rlork. at I Is oltli' at I'tlne-
vl'lii, tin'gnti, on ll.e 7th Uy ol Hriii'i'Ur,
IUI,
t'lttliiinnt names a itiiert
l.oiiH Og.len Mini Aliel t'tulil of tl'Nell,
Or ; t'arl J. HiinlitttUt uf rrlnrvlll, Or.j
Kii.l Jiiiin KeiKUrauii of I junoiiia, r.
aoi t , . aiouaa, niier
Nolle for Publication.
Not roal lati'l.
lrpnrt inrtil of I lie Interior,
'... Uiul tMllic, Tti lalles,lrr".
July ', nam.
Nolle Is hfrehy ulven that
llMiriic M. UeiaiKL
of I'rinrt llle, viiiKi.n, who n March 3M ti.
I'."1.!, IllKile llulliralrail I'lllrV ("itImI no,
u27) No, r.':a. fr WS NK',, V, Hhi.
wluill M. .mnlii 1.1 nillUl, raiiK
15 i l. W, M lia. Illnl liullc ul Inli'iilluit
niakv llnal live-yrar imnir, to talilili
clnllil In III lall'l aUn ilew'lllml, lirtiir
Warn n lro n. ruunty i lrrk.at hlaollle
at 1'riiH'Vllle, I "recoil, nil til Kill) day ul
t . nil.rr. Iiati.
I Iiiiiiimiii name an wunrsw!
Kilur,l h. J.iiiea. lti.v Hltiart, Man
Wrl.li. Krrl bluart. nil ol I'rliievlllp. r.
7.;1ii f. W. Mwik, Ki-KlMer.
Cit.ltlon.
In the roiuily rtui't ef tli slat ol Oremm
Itir llm c.xniiv 1 t.im,
In I no itmltrr "f Hie r'p ef AliJrw J.
Kintii'tfan, iIi'ihm . Itiitli'ii.
'in Klnr.l a. r inn. nun. J.-lm U. Kin-
iii-va" ami all ln !r ul iiIhitx naiurti ur-
rrilflit. iiiLihiwii. II any Ilirrr . Kiwinm:
tut c nam "f li al.it Itnirun, yu
m linn hy clle.l an. I re,lilnil In li l ar In
the 'iimty cuirl of h M.ite ul Uri'jtiHi,
r tlie entiiitv ul I rhik, nl tli iimri ruuiu
tliertHif, rrtnrvlll. In Hi county of
Oreiik. "it Mi'ti'lav, tin- Ulh ilav ( heliu-
lirr. l'i at n ii'rl.a k til Hie li relmoll of
Imt 'l v. I Ih-ii ami He re t-i aliuw cau, ll
anv ihi-r In-, ny an unler ul lhl etiurl
ill. I in. I I in ul Blltli.'TiniK III a.l-
mtiil ir.ilor il the etnl il Amlm J rtn-
iivhii. Irae.l. In aril tlio fulln lliK ile-
wtilait real ilnt of aahl ilrwaaeil, lill.
The v t huif of tlii north we -t iiiartrr of
Hi tiiiii rliflil, anil the west half of tha
amitliwcat iiiiiirirr of 'tliiii lln, ami tli
tilli Imlt of the northraul iinartrr, ami
the aoulhrn-t iiimrier of tli norlliet
Mimrlpr of section arcti, In townlil
li(un amilh of ranR Iwrnly-oti el of
Willamette XlrrMiau In Hren""'
Witnea-. the Hun. II. t". Kills, JiiiIko of
Hi county court ol Hi utola of lrKn fr
he roiinlyof CriMik. with thaaral of aaul
court ulliv.'il, thia V'Mth ilav of July, liajw.
(Sial) Atleit - Warrrn lliown, t lerk.H
Notice of Final Stlllsmcnt
Nollre l hrn-br alven h the timlirlnil,
tin- niTulnrul Ihe lali' of V llllam !. "Ilia.
tli'ca'iiiM'il . tliul ha lina inaile ami fll!! hla
flunl nr. uniting- of hla a.liiilnllrlliin ofaaltt
ralaleiiii.) tlial Hi HuiKirnlil munir murt
Iih wl Mitmlnv, the aili ilur o( H, plriiil r,
IHiti, all In. li.iur of lu o'i'lix k In ilia rorvtiiinn
at Hi eiimiiT court room In rrtiwvlll, Or
Kun, atlio llim-amt i.la.w Air hcarlna ami
wttllna anhl tluul aiiiiuiitlni. At whlrli
IIiiii'hikI u anr ihtimiii lntimli-il In aaltt
imtnlr miiy Hl'ix ar ami oliKt'rto uiUt Hnul ao
isoiiiitliia. lMir.1 nils mn day of Jiilr. If".
T. M. HAI.ftWIN.
KXTuior of the will of Vk iiiiuui f. W Ilia,
lltWIIM'tt.
Call for Warrant.
Notice la hereliy given Hint lit lullnwliiif
('rook county wnrrunt. laaueil avvrti years
prior to July I, 1!M), must le ireenteil for
imyiiii'iit willnii tW ilays from said July I.
llMli, olherw Ue they will he cancelled ami
luiymrut t:iereafter lm refuted as provided
liy luw.
July 10. IWMI 4 M Bnler I 1 09
Jnnutiry II, lav.-Win VutiKhan.
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HelilellllN'r tl, lail-i; M (Ini'll
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January . Il-A K Hill
Miir.'h 1, IH"l) -Minor lwla
June an, 1 "0 -I, M fouriuay
n rutin r rnn.
II O Herning- R "0
NovemlKT Wl A I' Jonen
NiivnmtM'r l, I'WWIarrjr llitlley.
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JulyO. 11 -l.imlla Wlmer a 00
Mnreh II. I WW tt f tSillet in no
July I, li-J N ll. iini.lt .... i"l
s..plemlH.r, l'l-'lias Miller 160
November , l''l-tMiarle UHwanmin.. 1 o
NuvvintK-r , IWI-Owi l' , 0
AllltKN MKOWN,
fl-l7-l)i'd l-'ounty l-lerk.
Notica of Final Settlement.
Notice is lierehy k'v"' X H Under
nluned, he (uliiiliilflriitnr ol the extutc of
.lull n McVi'lfth. decenaed, to nil person" In
tereHted in Suit) enlnte, Unit ho has riled
with the clerk of the county court
his tl ii ii I accounttnit of his ailnuntif
tratiou of suit! ealute and Unit tha
Court I ins act Monduy, the 2d day
of AtiKuHt, llMit), nt the county courtroom
in rrinevilie. Oregon, uh the time and
plnce lor bearing and settling Haiti limit ac
counting. At which time and place any
person interested in niiiti eMlute may ap
pear and ohject to sultl Until accounting,
Dated this 1st tiny of July, llNifl.
M. ft. KLUOTT,
AdiiilnlHlralor of the entiite of John Mc-
Veilih, deceuaed. o7-2U
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
lor Crook County.
0. A. rltevennon, plaintiff, ri. Nottie
Htecneon, defendant.
To Nettie htevenson, the uhoye named
tiefemlnnt: In the iinme of the Huteof
OrcRon, You nre herehy le iiired to. ap
pear and answer the complaint tiled
UKuiiiht you in the tihove court ami notion,
on or helot'H the Inst tli.y of the time pre
scrihed In the order for u ilication of Ibis
suuimoiiH, tc-wit: the liltn duy of Septem
ber, linn), ami if you fail to so answur, for
want thereof, tlie plaintiff will take Jhd.
nient atiinnt you for the sum specilied
therein, to-wit: For tlio sum of twenty
Hi hundred (82U0O.OII) dollar, and for the
costs and ilislitirenient of this action.
This .summons is terved upon you by or
der of the Hon. II. 0. Ellin, .Tudue of
Crook County, State of Oregon, doted the
2nd day of AuifitBt, 1IKHI, ami the date ol
the first publication of this summons h
August 5lli, l'JOII, and the tin to ol the lust
publication thereof will expire on Heiitem.
her ltltli, 11)01). W. A, HKiJ.
IT . IX ti (HUM.
Attorney for the I'lumtllf.
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