TH6 GUINEA IN DISSUltE.
IHim in a trip to er.indpnp' fans.
Vou'r .lwnya acre, to mwt
The gutni.i villi hit hnwa ahirni-
"Uuckwheal! Uuck wheat! HuckSheatr"
If you should unio New York po
You hn.t of fright
When 'ht arame guinea whlatlrt low:
-Hob W hite! Bob W hit.! Dob Whlio!"
Hill Cown at rhHfldolph!. ton,
He aiuni! the p'wiHnl'i drum:
W"t aenrce t!:e l,ij oshi out f you
With his "Tram! .Vr-r-rum! Truni!"
Now, at Atlantic t-y th aoa
He's bonlon cenvashack.
Just flila your plujinl up with gle
To hear l,.m "vai-li: vjuackl yuackP
O guinea. Rtilr.M, sake allv.
You used to com but nit!
But now you coat from two to flv
l y changing your outfit.
At home you !re.wtl In polka d;H,
I".ut row, full iltvaaed In town.
You're frilled In pjnlff and pink knot!
And sport a tin ahoath town.
C M. B.
KURICS FROM KORRESPONDENTS
Q. I ma raising IVIyt-ins snil risk
for the following Information: When
should yoi::i ones oixn their eyes, and
when Is It time to wean and why does
the mother ect her younsT
A. From a weeU to twelve days. Six
weeks. Pectius-e you do not give her
wnter r.t time liitcr U bom.
Q. rieaiie oll fee how old squabs
are when parent Idrds Iny and hatch
apalu ami If the old lilrds desert them
at thnt time.
A. Hsofins luy aud set apaln from
ton to fourteen days ater squabs are
hatched and goncrally feed them op
to time of new hatch, but after that
are apt to be ugly to thein.
Q. What style bone cutter do yon
recommend me to buy?
A. Self feeding. 0n hopper style,
with partition lu center of hopper and
do exposed' copt. Rny one with less.
The bench bolted bone cutter is a nui
sance. Q. We are thinking of raising a few
peacocks and can find no literature
about them. We come to you with our
questions: What color Is the egg? How
ninny lu a clutch? How old to breed?
Are they hard to rale aud good eat
ing? A. The pea hen lays from five to
eisht whitish eggs a season. Breed
ing age, two to three years. Fed like
turkeys and kept on dry, rich soil,
with shade, are easily raised. Males
hard to chew, hens better, young
delicacy.
Q. A dealer has advised me to use
ferrets to catch the rats at my plant
Will they catch chickens?
A. Yes. They are of the weasel tribe
and will do anything a weasel doea.
If yon get them, watch the baby, for
they will kill it Better put to con
crete floors and use the aid methods
of extermination.
Q. Kindly let me know if tallow may
be used In ration for chickens and
what for.
A. When chickens are fed In fatten
ing crates the last ten days of the
twenty-four tallow Is part of the ra
tion. It Is melted and mixed with
meal. A little Is used at first till at
the end of the period the proportion Is
one pound to fifty fowls twice a day.
FEATHERS AND EGGSHELLS.
Tigeous that are continually flying
are tough and taste no more like a real
squab than your wife's first cooking
tasted like your mother's.
Our friends of the fancy are now
working overtime building their birds
for the show. They all expect a fair
denl from the judge. May they not do'
otherwise to'the other fellow who com
IX'tes with them!
The country fair associations are
vo:-y anxious for aEne. large display
of poultry. The reason some Of them
don't got It Is because the fair asso
ciation must share no expense and the
poultryman must spare no expense.
It is a mistake to think that poultry
buyers are after large dressed stock.
The call is for a medium sized bird
with a plump, shapely body. Big
birds have gone the way of the big
"Merry Widow."
Your birds leave the nest, the squabs
starve and the eggs chill Turn up the
nests and see them run. How can a
pigeon sit comfortably with a dozen
mice wiggling under her any more
than can you sleep In church with
your wife jabbing yon with a hatpin?
Iu stealing ten fine chickens at
Buckhorn, Pa., the thief left his set
of false teeth behind. If they were
tough hens, what could the poor man
do? Will those of our readers who
wear "store teeth" please advise the
poor man?
Squabs twelve hours old are callad
"peepers," twenty-four hours old
"Z??- S.
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from the best known, strictly wholesale house
Established in Portland in 1X64.
4 quarts GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE
A pure old honest whiskey bonlcd
Wj-". ! i Mr lami "laaa. .lai ,
TiiffT-ii n -in " n 1 1 n i it a ,. . ; .a-.,--.. --rry-fgy-
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Guaranteed to the United States Government, and to you, to contain oothinf
Many ol the railroads use Cyrus Noble almost exclusively.
So do the big steamship companies.
So does nearly every big metropolitan hotel.
Because it's pure.
Because it's aaed in wood.
Because it has that soft, delicate, palatable Savor ol the ripened train, often
mentioned but rarely found.
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EstaUithcd 1864
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CUT AT THIS LIM
W. J. Van Schuyver & Co hnM, Ontoa.
EadoKd pleut and $4.90 for waicb pleiM tencl
GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE. ,
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O.A4I.
Coatfr-
"squeakers" and a month old "squeal
ers." Men nuty l flit Lied Into work
era. jerkers, shirker and kickers; alo
fakirs, fossils am! fools. You are out
cf the good fellows.
The eyes of racing homers protrude
on return from a long race. This Is
caused by their efforts to sight horns
at long distance. Their sight is as re
markable as their flight
Canadian Anns have been selling
e?fs for hatching on credit If the cus
tomer gives his note to the Standard
Bank of Canada. But If the eggs are
rotten bow can they egg a mau on to
pay?
"We would rather be right than be
president." But w would rather be
president than a poultryman for a
little whllcx Then we would "dee
Hght In sending a "strenuous" mes
sage to congress on the great American
hen, aud we would send notice to some
of these state legislature)) that appro
priate nothing for poultry culture that
if street cars are no longer run by
mules some legislatures have a sur
plus of jacks.
Mountains as Magntts.
M;tpietlc observations of the extinct
volcano called the Puy de Pome. In
central France, have brought out the
curious fact that the mountain Is mag
netized not merely at certain points,
but as a whole, the top of the dome
acting as a south magnetic pole. Sin
gularly enough, similar observations on
the Ksisereruhl. a roountalu la Germa
ny, indicate that It possesses a north
magnetic pole at Its summit
Mammoth Tobacco Farm.
On the largest tobacco farm In the
world, a 23.000 acre affair, near Amster
dam, Ga, Is grown about a third of all
the Sumatra tobacco nseJ for cLjar
wrappers In the United States.
Try to Bs Soma body.
The early formation of a purpose In
life, the making up of one's mind. Is
one of the chief characteristics if a
personality predestined to succeed.
"An early aim shortens the way."
"The Important thing In life," says
Goethe, "is to have a great aim and
to possess the aptitude and persever
ance to attain It"
Find your purpose and fling your
life out to It Try with ell your might
to be somebody.
Your purpose may not be very defi
nite at first; but, like a river which
starts in a series of 111 defined pools
or streams, If all your aims are In the
right direction they will finally run to
gether and, swollen by hundreds of
side rills, merge Into a mighty stream
of purpose and sweep you on to the
ocean of success. O. S. Marden.
The Wily Earl.
Lord Reginald Bareacres once court
ed ardently the daughter of a New
Jersey millionaire. At a seasonable
moment to a dim conservatory he laid
his heart at the young girl's feet She,
however, being of a rare type, spurned
him. Rising to his feet Lord Reginald
said:
"I have bared to you the most sa
cred feelings of my Inmost heart May
I ask that you williever reveal to a
living soul what has passed between
us?"
"I am not a gossip. Lord Reginald,"
the girl said haughtily.
"But promise me," he continued.
"Give me your solemn promise."
"I promise," she said. "But why.
Lord Reginald, are you so persistent?"
"Because," he answered, sighing with
relief, "I purpose tomorrow to turn my
attention to your older sister."
The Old, Old Story.
A youth who bad been spending his
summer by the sea was unexpectedly
Joined by his father and took the op
portunity to ask for a new tennis
racket
"What!" cried his father. "A new
tennis racket? Wliy, I bought you one
a month ago. No, sir; you can't have
It Why. when I was a boy I didn't
have tennis rackets aud all those
things, let alone having new ones ev
ery month. This can't go on. Look
here what are you going to do about It
yourself? Some day your sons will
want a new tennis racket every five
minutes. What are you going to do
about It?"
"Oh," said the boy calmly, winking
at his father, "I'll put up the same old
story. I'll tell 'cm about when I was
boy."
Crook Coun'y Journal, County Offi
cial Paper. Subscribe for it. $1 50 vcar
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CYRUS NOBLE direct to you
all charge paid to the near
at railroad zprea office.
A on
in the Northwest.
$4.90.
by the distillers.
Cut Out tk. Ccwpoa
ua i4 Tit
- 107 Second Street. Portland, Oregon
ANB MaU TO-OAV
vat at out by eipreis, prepaid, four quart
jm IV Vw . .-ff,' s- ''I
So X JxM: -: :
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 you ever bought be
fore at $ 1 .20 for the same two selec
tions. Get a catalog!
D. P. Adamson & Co.
Stock Ranch for Rent.
1180 acre in rai ch; 140 in pasture: 2i0
l ottom land; 140 iu alfalfa and meaiow;
CO acres in grain; nearly alt nnder free
water; 300 tout of hay will b put up this
year and MM bushels ol grain; all under
fence. Good house, orchard, machinery
and wjgons all go i h the ranch. Can I
rented fr a term of 3 or 5 years for l)0 a
year. 350 head of cattle can be had; per
mit for 500 goes with ranch. For further
piriculars address CHARLES LISTKR,
Pnneviile .Or. o-i'lm
Cut Your Weeds.
Notice is hereby given that all weeds
on your property and in streets and
alleys adjoining, must be destroved at
once. Failure to comply with this or
der will be followed by the City ol Prtiie
villo doing the work at your expense.
Dated tnis 5th day of August, I'.W.
Wads Hcstox, City marshal.
Dissolution of Partnership.
"The co-naitnership heretofore exUttn);
between White Gulliford in the Dew
Drop Inn Hola Works, has been dissolved
by mutual consent, A. W. White, retiring.
Whits & (ii LLirosn.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
U. 8. Land Office at The Dalles Ore,
August Utb, 1900.
Notice Is hereby given that
Kicnard Meyer,
of Prinevilie, Oregon, who, on June 22nd.
1004, made Homestead, (SeiHI No. 05104.)
No. 13020, for SK, section 22. towi.sMp 10
south, range 14 ea-t, Willamette Meridian,
has tiled notice of intention to make final
five-year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, b fore W. rren
Brown, county clerk at his office, at l'r.nc
ville, Oregon, on the 21st day of c ptcu.
ber, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: Frank
Keiley, Charles H. Foster. J. Alvm Uifign,
Thonias McDaniel, all f Prinevilie, Ore
gon. , C. W. MOOKK,
8-l!)p Kcgiitcr.
Notice for Publication.
Not coal land.
Department of the Interior,
V. 8. Land Otlice at The Dalles. Oregon,
July 20. 10.
Notice is hereby given that
Klonzo Bhepherd,
of Paulina, Orcon, who, on July S, 1007,
made homestead serial No. 04104J No.
15034. for E KEK, section 32 and
HW, section 33. township 20 south, range
21 east, Willamette Meridian, haa filed
notice of intention to make linal commu
tation proof, to ettahlinh claim to the land
above described, before Warren Brown,
county clerk, at his office at Prinevilie,
Oregon, on the 1st day of September, 1009.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Orover Price and Orville I. Davison, of
r-rmeville, or.; Jfenry W. Pickett and
Bruce Balfour, of Paulina, Or.
7-29p C. W. Moobk, Register.
Travelers
ON SANT1AM ROAD
WILL FISD TIIE BEST '
Accommodations
- AT .
Lower Soda
SPRINGS
Hotel and Feed Barns.Groceries
Tobaccos and Provisions. Hay
and Oats for sale; pasture for
horses. Free camp grounds.
S. L HULIN,
Proprietor
Subscribe for the Journal, $1.50
a Year. County Official Paper
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jftlornty-mt-jCmm
Primtmill. Orfm.
SPiy tiean mmtl tTirryeojt
CaLU AMsw.mi. Pimrtii Dt oa Nisst
VTvwi iynn 1K0 a Aiuth or adahmn's
UaoattTOKa. Both oBIit. an reaj
' deuce leh'phuues.
W. A. liliLL
Attorncy-at-Law
Prinevilie - . Oregon
Qt C. S3rix
$lal Cttat
Office with Geo. W. Barnes
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t Jf. Ziosgnberg
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SPriittmiU. Ortfo
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Zftolknap dc Cd wards
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Oft Smmm msl . tlfmmmfm
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Ortyon.
For Irrigated Farms
and Fruit Lands
I DESCHUTES VALLEY
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JONES LAND CO Ki
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In the District Court of the United States
for the District of Idaho.
(Central Div slon.l
In the matter of llichard Cunningham,
naiiKrupt. notice.
Notice in hereby civen that J. C. Con.
nora, trustee in the matter of Kichard
Cunningham, bunkrupt, will sell at private
sale five hundred (300) shares of capital
stock in the American Htuixlard Mining
Company, a corporation ot Denver, Colo
rado; ana also tlie north null ot tne north
went quarter, and the north west quarter
of the north ent, quarter of section seven
teen, (17) and the north east quarter ol tne
north eHt quarter of section eighteen (18.)
in township twenty-two south of range
tune in east ol the W illamette Aieruuan.
in Crook county, State of Oregon. Haiti
mining stock to be sold in one lot and said
real estate in one lot.
Healed bids will be received for" said
property by suid truntee, at Silver City,
Idaho, either personally or through
Unitea States mail, dining the period com
mencing with the fir-1 publication ofthi-
noticeand terminating on the 15th day of
uciouer, l'.tr.i, iiuin slum o accompanied
by a certflied check equal to ten percent
of the amount bid, the trustee being
authorized to accept the highest and bent
bid, subject to the approval of the referee,
after a return to the referee of his proceed
ings by said trustee under oath, and a
hearing by the referee thereon, after ten
days notice bv mail to creditors.
Dated at Silver City. Idaho, this nth day
of August, WOO, J. C. CONNORS,
S-12-uw Trustee,
Pi 387
Stateaaeat 4 ReatMirces and UabiliUee of
The First National Bank
Of Prinevilie, Oregon
At tke dote el tmainass June 13, 1909
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Vnlted Btntss Bonds ttAlO 0B
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(Horseshoeing in Connection)
J. H. WIOLE, Proprietor
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Stock boarded by the day, week or month at
Reasonable rates. Remember us. when in
Prmetllle. Rates Reajsokable. We have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
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First Qass Meals 25c and Up
Fresh Oysters and Fish in Season
CONFECTIONERY STORE IN CONNECTION
Carrying a choice selection of fine candy, cigars, oranges,
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vestigatrt when tui reluming jew
elry or watches. We standi he
hind the quality ol everything
we sell we guarantee it to be ot
the quality we represent it to be
WATCH REPAIRING
FANRK PETETT
' Jeweler & Optician
Prinevilie, Oregon
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PRINEVILLE, OREGON
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DIRE0T0R8:
W. A. Booth, O. M. Elkins,
D. P. Stiwart
Transacts a General
Banking Business
Exchange Bought
and Sold
Collections will re
ceive prompt attention
AdmlMtttatoi's 81 ot Bsal KUU.
K.nl.-a Ulurlv srlrctt. that In loin ii
sm-euf an urtlor ol tlif limiity court f Hie
Statouf tirsin, for III count iifl'rmilii
madK on III Otlt 'Iny l J"'y. , "
ttiattor of III iUti' r Haiuilcl II. Kll ttoy,
dn-vsnnl. tho Uiiili'nlKixtl, III BIiiiIiii
tralor tf M lt. lll ll st ubllo
aurlon lo Hi Imtlicul luililor, for Hash, ul
Im l lit roiillrnialion ly sal.l lOunly Court,
on Krlilsy.lhs M ilay ol fciilfiiilwr, 1WI,
al lUu t'lm'K in in iuriwii.
d.Mir ol lli county coitrtliou In rrli
lllt OrrKoii, all Hi rlshl, litl", Intrrs
and saisuuf Hi li ! Hllchcjf
at the tilts of lli, anil all III nalil.
till, inlcrl ami lt tliat til il
rta( liaa aninnil olhar than or III '!
dill. .it to that of til alil Haniui'l II.
Klu hcy st tli tlin ol ll ilcath. In ths
following uorl!MHl irai torlainl.to-wll Mh
nortliit iiiarl'r of section llilrly In
uwtihiii IwhIv tKmh. of rami iiin
aat of Wlllnnulio M.tnllaii III Crook
Comity, On-Kon. .
Terms ami cnmllthinn of alci cash, stultl
colofth.l..cUh,a,cfcj u nm
Almlnitral.ir of lli ralat of Hamucl II.
Kllulicy, drcraatai. -
Not leu tor rtihllctttlou.
Not coal lanil.
Inartmciil of lli Interior.
V. 8. Uml OHlc at Tli Hall. , Or,
July thh, UMi,
Notice Is hrl slvrn that
Jlcnr It. router,
ol O'Nftl. Oifgoii. who, on April Hh, Iwufl,
mail liomti entry (Serial No. Mxni.
No. IAUl,rorNV.rctliin 14. towi'Shlo U
aotitli, rsnt H rl. Wlllamvlt Mcrlilian.
Iiaafllnl nolle ol Intention to tnak final
commutation nf, ! mtahllali rlaliu to
tli laud al-ov ilcrrile tH-fr Wantn
Hrown, county clerk, at Ma olllc at I'rln.
vlll. Oregon, on Hi 71 h Uy ol lcr.lir,
llH.
I'lalntsnl nsmri s wIhmfi ,
IahiU tig.lni an.l AlwK'tiilil of O'Null,
Or.;l arl J. Hiiuliiilt of I'rlnetrlll, Or.
an.l John Vvrgueaon of Mnmnts, Or,
ftp C. V. Mooaa, HIUT
Motics ft f Public Has.
Not coal Isnil.
IVpartmriil of lite Inlerior,
V. . l.aml Olllctf, 1 ha iUllra, Orson,
July 11, luuu.
Nolle I lurchy ulvett tliat
tlcotKe M. Di iatus
of Prlnef Mil-, tiriKtiii, who on March I'.lh,
llifl, niaOe linmolrxl entry fuerlnl No.
0'M7) No. lAHiS. tor Vi NK, Vtt 8K,
ecllon U. lownphii IS aouth, raima
13 rant, V. M., Iia. Iilr.l nolle ol Inleiiti.m
lo mak final llyi-)rar rtof, to tahltli
claim to the Ion. I lc aVwrllwd. Iirfor
arrrti Urown. county clcik. al hl otllr
at rrliievllle, Uri'Kon, oil 111 2ml day of
8 lt.-inl.er, IIMl,
t'laimanl names st wltneawat
K.lr.t H. June. Kuv hluart, Hurry
Wlh. Iml tftuait. a'l ol' 1'riuvrlll. Or.
KHp I'. W. Mooaa, KcitUlcr.
C.tatlio.
In llic county court i.f Hi stale ol Oresjn
lor ili ounty ( t'lo- k.
In lh iimili r of u.r r.iitle of Andrew J.
Klniiesan, Uceel- Hnll.'il.
To K'lwunl A. I'iiiih iinn, J.iliil II. Kin
ncitan ami all lii'lra of nlx.ve nauiett d
cpilent. tiikiiown, II any iln-ie !, nrrtuK:
lilt nam o h mate of t'rrvou, you
art) hereby rllel ami re.iilre. to aptvar In
Iherotimy court of Hie tut ol Orriron,
for the coiiulv of 1'r.iok, al Hi court room
thereof, al l'rinevllle, iu III county of
Crt'ok.on Mun.Uy, thetJili day of Hcleni
her. Itlill at l'l o'l lo k tu the forenoon of
Mint day, then iitnt I lore ! ahow cu, If
any llic'r he. w liy an onlvr ol I lit court
liooid not I m ol uuilior alus: lli ad.
mint Irtttor til Hie e.lnte of Anilrew J Kin
neitmi. deeca-ed, to aell Hi folio till de
srrilird real cti.lsof ald drcraatHl, lt.
The mt t half of the nortliwv.t uarter of
section eight, and the went half of the
southwerl quarter of section fie, and lb
south hall of the norlhea.l quarter, and
lit outlieat uuarter of III northwest
iiartr of section avven, In lowtislilp
fifteen south of rang twenty-oil east of
Willamette Meridian In Oregon.
Witnee. I lie Hon II. O. Kills. )uds; of
th county court of the Mute of Oregon for
in county or l rook, witti in aval ul aia
court stilted, this '.'Mill day of July, IKu.
(8l) Attest -Warren llrown, t lerk.7-J
Notice of Flnul SatlUmest.
Notice la hereby I veil bjr Hie nnderslitned,
the executor of the elitle of e llllam l m iii,
di-oranril, that he baa mail and Sled his
final accounting of bla admliiUtrnllnn of atd
eatateamt that the Honorable cminty court
haael alomlay, the ih day nrHrpicmlxr,
lie, at the bour of 1(1 n'ai.n k Initio forenoon
at lb county court m..iii In l,rtnevllle,(pe.
ton, aathe time and PI are Air bearing and
ruling aald tlnnl arrountlng. Al whleb
time and place any peraon Inlerealed In aald
eatitte may afipear and object to auhl fliwl ae
eoiiiitlng,
iMtod Hits th day of July. !".
T. M. HAMtWIN,
Kxecutor Of lb will of " llllum (', W Ills,
diHieaaed. )
Call for Warrants.
Notice la hercliy given that the lollowlng
Crook county warrants, laaued seven yeurs
prior to July I, llloo, must l ireariitel for
payment wi'tblli 00 days from aald July 1,
lUUI, otherwise they will I cancelled and
payment thereafter Ix refiwd as provided
by law,
July tn. lHOO-tl M Bnyrter, t 1 00
January II, iHfft-Wm Vatiaban t tV
January II, ltcn-e Vanover ,, I (
H-puiuMr II, lW)-Foret qulmhy I 70
Hcpnmilier , lH"--r'rank Itobllallle.,,. 1 HO
nepteintier n, iw-ti 1H tlreen I pu
Mra llvul 1 to
W Hal
alley 1 do
Jamea Morgan I t
January .1IK-A K Hill 1 10
March I'J, IUi-Mliior lwl I Ml
Jiinei. 1 0I. M t'ourtnay...., R tai
Hruno Km ns I qo
" " " llll Merfllng I no
NovemlH-r, l"l A I Jonea , o
NoveuilMT l, I'im-llarrv Italic 110
Noveinta-r 1J. W-T J l.lnvlll I 110
" " Y U I'll ner... m
.Inly 9. lt-l,ii..l V.r Suu
March II. IKU-O H Collet Ill ISO
July I, IMiit-J N Bennett IU
Heptemlier, iwil-t'baa Miller 1 (Ml
November H, Hnl-C'liarlea DHwaniion., 14"
Novcmiier 11 Oeo l-e , S (J
WAKKKN IIIIoWn,
-17-etd t:ounly Clerk.
Sum mo nit.
In the Circuit Court of the Klutc of Oregon
lor ('rook County.
V. A. Htevcnnoii, Jilitl nti IT, vs. Nettle
Htevenson, ilefemlunt.
To Nettie htevrnson, the shore named
ilcfendnnt: In the name of the Btute of
Oregon. You are hereby required to aj
pear and answer the complaint filed
agaimit you In the above court and action,
on or Ix.foro the luat tiny or the time pre.
scribed in the order for publication of ibis
summons, to-wit: the liith day ol Hepteni
bcr, HKX), and If you full to to answer, for
want thereof, the plaiiititr will tuke judg.
ment SKalimt you for the stiiti inecllied
therein, to-wit: For the aum of twenty
sis hundred (MJOO.OO) dollar, nnd lor the
cofts and ilinliur. enients of this action.
This summons Is mtvciI upon yon by or
der of the Hon. II. (!. Kills, .ludue of
Crook County, 8tate of Oregon, dated the
2nd day of AuKiiat, 1IKKI, and the date ot
the firnt piihlicntion of this iiniinons la
Augurt 6th, lOXi, nnd the date of the lst
publication thereof will expire on Septem
ber Itl.h, llOJ. W. A. 1IKLL, v
Attorney '.o fie l'liiintlir.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,'
U. H. Land Oillce at The Dalle. Or.,
August 0th, 1 00.
Vnllej, la lmrnl.w trlvon il.u
Joseph T. Creamer, of I'i'InevlIle, Oregon,
who on Augiit 8'h, 1(104, made Home-''
stead (Herlal No. OSWKI.I No. 11)705, for
N V'i, section 14, townrhip 14 sontli, ranee
u caoi, t? touuitibu ujeriuillll. iihb llleil
notice of Intention to nmke 11 mil five- your
Sroof, to estuhlich claim to the land sliove
oonhed, belore Wurien llrown, county
clerk nt hia olilce, at Prinevilie, Oregon,
on the 'Zlht dny of September, WOO,
Claimant names ah witnenxea:
Charles. H. Dlnwlililie, (lurrettT. Hoover, :
John K. Orlmes, Fred Btuart, all of l'rlne '
Tille, Oregon. '
S-lgp C W. Moors, Itealitter.