Men, Women and Children,
- Atftemfcibn!
If you were traveling in southerly direction toMucover the North Pole, you might get there
someday, but its very doubtful But if you would hurry up and take advantage of Price Brot,
great closing out sale its a bonafide fact youcould save from 35 to 50 per cent on your winters
needs in wearing apparel. Only a short time left in which to avail yourself of the matchless
bargains we are offering. Hurrry, hurry, don't lag behind, fall in line, as your 50 cents will do
one dollars worth of good during this sale. Note a few of the record breaking bargains we are
offering.
Gray double blankets
Heavy quilts
Buggy robes, all wool, different colors,S$4.00 values
Twenty-five yards calico ,
Ladies furs $4.00 values
Ladies long sweaters, $4
Mens ribbed underwear,
Mens sweater jackets,
Mens $2 sweaters-
Mens' overalls, bibbed
New assortment of ladies kid gloves, special sale $125
Special assortment of of Ladies' Shoes, just received, regular $3.50 $1.85
$4.00 Patent Leather Shoes for . 2.15
Special
$5.00 Dresses.
7.00 Dresses.
9.00 Broadcloths
12.00 VoiUes
Special
$4.00 and $5.00 Skirts.
6.00 Dresses
$3.50 Shoes
4.00 Shoes.
5.00 and $6.00 Men's
2.50 Boys Shoes
3.50 Boys high topped
Look for the .
RED SIGN
at the
Morris Bldg.
oo-
MRS. MADDUX "NOT GUILTY."
,
Continued from page 1.
gether and were the man and woman
who ran over Mrs. Real. Beyond
that was the question whether the
killing of Mrs. Real was really crimi
nal, for If the accident took place as
Mrs. Maddux is said to have related
the etory to Miss Nobs, no blame
could be attached to the driver of
the automobile.
The state was thus Impaled on the
horns of a dilemma. If the con
tension were taken at face value, Mrs.
Maddux was blameless. It the testi
mony of Miss Nosa was disregarded
and rejected, the remainder of the
testimony fell far short of being suf-
fleient.
Whether Frank E. Rodman, Jointly
charged with Mrs. Maddux with the
crime of manslaughter, shall be tried
on practically the same testimony is
.a question that the district attorney
will have to decide. Rodman's trial
has been fixed for today. Unlike
Mrs. Maddux, he Is positively Identi
fied ns having been off the Linnton
road the fatal night, but in his case
there is no confession for him to
deny. In view of the way the jury
stood in the Maddux case, there Is
serious question whether Rodman
will be brought to trial.
While the name of Julius L. Meier
was frequently mentioned in the ex-
Special Values
with blue border; eleven quarterwkle.
values
per garment
regular $2 values.
or plain.
Ladies' Kid Gloves
Ladies' Shoes
Sale Ladies' Dresses
Sale Misses' Dresses
Special Sale Men's Shoes
High Topped Shoes.
:
Shoes.
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
agnation of jurors to try the caws, j
uo reaauu mr nucn quenuuiiu was uc-
veloped by the testimony completes
the exhonoratlon given him after
full examination by the grand jury.
FOUR DIE FROM TYPHOID.
Continued from page 1.
care with Mr. and Mrs. Bell. The
children are handsome and intelli
gent.
Dr. Rosenberg Is informed that
there are several cases of typhoid at
the place In Idaho where the family
resided, and he is prone to believe
that the genus of the disease were
contracted before coming to Crook
county. The lack of care in time to
check the disease is given as the
cause of the fatal results to this
family.
Notice M. W. A,
Members of Prineville Camp No.
9565 Modern Woodmen of America
are requested to be present at their
next regular meeting to be held at
8:00 o'clock p. m, on Monday, Nov,
22nd, 1909, at their regular meeting
place, as some Important business
will be transacted.
, , Ray V. Constable, Consel.
C. C. Brlx, Clerk.
Crook County Journal, County 0(11
cial Paper. Subscribe for it. $1.50 year,
Price '"Bros.
.85
.75
1.95
1.00
1.95
1.95
.35
.95
.75
.45
value -
-65c
$1.75
.2.15
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.$1.25
1.45
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4-35
Main Street
near,
O C H O C O
BRIDGE
Thanksgiving Dinner and Bazaar
The ladies of the Presbyterian Cburcb of
Redmond will serve a Thanksgiving din
ner, consisting of turkey, sweet potatoes
oysters, cranberries and other delicacies,
at noon, and will also bold their bazaar of
Christmas goods in connection during the
afternoon. Everybody invited.
Clothing Cleaned and Pressed.
Mrs. Elnora Barker will open? a Pant-
orium on Monday, November the 15 tb, in
the rooms back of the telephone central
office on the ground floor of the Masonic
building. Men's clothing cleaned, pressed
and repaired. All kinds of sewing and
dressmaking done. ,:, Wedding trousseaus a
specialty. '" nlltf
Special Meeting Hose , No. 2.
. A special meeting pf Hose Company No.
2, P.P. D., is called for Monday evening.
November 22, at the ball at 8 o'clock,
Every member is urgently requested to at
tend as business of importance will be con
sidered.
n4-3t PETE BARNES, President,
'Lost Watch and chain between
Jas. Fauirht's and Prineville. Gold
bunting case, bird on one side,
Double lapped gold link chain, sliver
half moon slide, with stars on. No
bar on chain. Reward for return to
this office. J 3t 02S
Found: In the Presbyterian ; church
Sunday, a gold ring. Owner can have
came by proving property. Apply to the
Pastor.
vtny it Wat Cheeper,
Two poorly clad women were, pro
cording homeward after to exhila
rating; tmjotios of the mothers' meeting,
and what mure natural than that they
should discuss domeetlo economy!
"Dae yc ken. Mrs. Brown, I'm dut
tea and ulna for gas thla quarter, and
I dlnna ken how I'll get It paid."
-Why not be like me." aald Mrs.
Green, "and use the penny In the slot
meter?"
"But they aay It's the deareat la to
cud. Ye jr. lees gas for your penny,
ye keo, than I get for lulue.
"Aye, but, ye see. It's just thla way
wl' iuol never pit tu ua mora than s
penny at a time, and. yt see, a lot '
folk conies taa my house at nteht, and
whenever the gaa beglna to gaa down
I just let on 1 hlnua got copper,
an' ther la aye eouieNxly ready to
atunip tip thepenny. Oh. yea; It s far
cheaper In the end T' London Express.
A Land WKtrt Woman Are Tyrants.
A missionary of long experience in
Dasutoland has declared that the men
there are much more often HI used by
their heathen wives than vice versa.
The fact is that these women, by their
labor In the fields and their domestic
work, support the men; consequently
the latter are dependent upou tbetr
wives Instead of Its being the other
way about, as with us. and, the field
work making them strong sud vigor
ous, the women are usually quite able
to hold their own If ' 111 used-for In
stance, they sometime bite off their
husbands' ears! However, this does
not make It any easier for a woman to
become a Christian, because then ahe
feels it wrong to assert herself sod
hit back, and thus she Is st the mercy
of her husband, and it Is very little
mercy she gets when she refuses to
comply with heathen customs. Mis
sionary Review of the World.
Old Turkish Customs.
As lonjr ago as 1013 Coryste visited
Constantinople and has left s minute
account of Its manners and customs.
Among other matters he notes that "It
Is the custom that whensoever any Are
ariseth In the city to hang up him In
whose bouse It begtnneth, as now a
cock In whoae house It begun was
hanged up presently after the Are ceas
ed." The Turks themselves, It appears,
were models of good breeding. "The
Turk doth never st the saluting of his
friend at any time of the day or when
ho drlnketh to htm at dinner or aupper
put off his turban, as we Christians do
our hats one to another, but bowetn
his bead snd putteth his right band
upon his breast, so that be utterly dls-
liketa the fashion that Is used among
ns of putting off our hats. Therefore,
when he wlsheth any 111 to his enemy
be prayeth God to send him no more
rest than a Christian's hat"
Gal Iowa Work.
A cnrlous note In "Pepys" Diary re
fers to the unpopularity of hangmen
In those days. Commissioner Pctt,
who bad traveled, told Pepys "how
despicable a thing It Is to be hsng
man in Poland, although It Is place
of credit, and that In his time there
were some repairs to be made of the
gallows there, which was very fine, of
stone, but nobody could be got to mend
It till the burgomaster or mayor of
the town, with all the companies of
those trades which are necessary to be
used about those repairs, did go In
their habits with flags in solemn pro
cession to the place, and there the
burgomaster did give the first blow
with the hammer upon the wooden
work and the rest of the masters of the
companies upon the works belonging
to their trades that so workmen might
not be ashamed to be employed upon
doing of the gallows work."
The Sheep's Nod. j
"Say, Corntossel, wot makes dem
sheep nod while they feedf ;
The speaker, s little city waif, pale
with the awful pallor of the slums.
gave his bucolic host a patronizing
smile and laid a familiar hand on bis
leg. The farmer caught a sheep, open
ed its mouth and directed the boy to
look within.
Ion sec, sonny," he explained, "the
sheep has no Incisors, or catting teeth,
In its upper Jaw. With Its tongue It
makes a ball of grass, and it holds
this ball firmly between the cutting
teeth of the lower jaw and a callous
pad see It? above. Now, the ball
must be cnt up. flow? With a Jerk
of the bead, a sharp nod, the grass Is
partly torn and partly cnt, and the
sheep feeds on. The sheep nod Is the
substitute, In other words, for the miss
ing upper teeth." Atlanta Constitu
tion. Advice From a Thief.
"An acquaintance of mine bad a
queer experience the other day," said
a man who has not much faith fn any
thing. "A short time ago be was Intro
duced to a pickpocket by a friend. The
pickpocket Is one of the best in the
business.
"My friend didn't think anything
more about blm, but the other night
he was In a saloon, after he had been
celebrating most of the day. He was
pretty happy, and the pickpocket came
In,' My friend had a diamond stud in
his tie with a screw attachment The
pickpocket walked up. ,
'"You may not remember me' he
said, 'but I met you the other night
with So-and-so. Take a bit of advice
from me. You may lose that shiner of
yours If you're not careful.'
"Then tho pickpocket looked at the
diamond. lie said tho screw attach
ment wouldn't stop a good thief from
getting the diamond, but he could Ox
that. lie fished around in bis pockets
and produced a rubber band, which be
tied around the screw. ' '
"'Now, he said, they can only get
your stone by biting it oft",-New.
York Sun.
Anythinfl to Get Away.
Richard Carle, the actor-playwright,
discussed polur expeditions at a din
ner party in New York with a charm
ing young matron, Mrs. Asterisk.
"As for me," said Mrs. Asterisk, "I
cannot understand why so many cul
tured men aro willing to abandon civi
lization and its blessings and spend a
lifetime pole hunting amid the bleak
terrors of the cold, white porthl"
Mr. Carle shook his blond head and
smiled.
"Ah, madam, but you must remem
ber," said he, "that all men are not
blessed with such wives as Mr. Asterisk."
THt ilRDl AT CHURCH.
One Sabbath mora in fragrant If?
I heard a whistle rich and tuna.
I ilJ a coition robin (ay
Filling the grove with eun.
Oh, how Inspiring the wondrous hymn
That rose from hla bubbling throat.
While all tha reathermi ebolr Jutned la
To bwU tha pntewful notal
Hut where la robin, my robin true.
Who at ruck the musical tyro?
tkm't tall any one and I'll tall you
He etnas In our church eholr,
Tha soprano wtra his IJi breast.
The alio hla wings of tire.
Tha othar clrta are sporting tha reek
Ha batons to our etyuatt choir.
Rim not In orchard nor llat by rill,
IHm't linger In shady wood.
Tou will not hear tha wild birds' trill.
For thay have loft (or wl
But If you would sea the birds you
adore,
Oo down where rood woman pray,
And you will find the birds onoa more
On tdiatr beta so stylish and fay.
. CM.Fi.
KURIOS FROM KORRESFONDENTS
Q.-A law has been passed ul'
state that eggs must be sold by weight
Please put me wise as to the breed
that lays the heaviest eggs. What
weight cr dosen should & C Drown
Leghorns lay, ben and pullet? A.
Light Brahma, ben, 2S ounces to dosen;
pullet 23.4; 8. a Drown ben, 21.7 pul
let 17.5.
Q. Do you feed burnt wheat? Is It
good feed? A. No, to both. "Burnt
wheat" Is not charred wheat as you
suppose. It la simply a name for dam
aged, generally musty grain.
Q.-What Is the Bquab Graft com
pany ? A. This Is a name given to sev
eral city firms that attract customers
by yellow advertising and onload on
their victims old. unmated birds for
big prices that aren't worth the cool to
cook them. -
Q. Please Inform me what Is wroug
with my hens. I have lost six. Tbey
strain as If trying to lay. I am feed
ing the regular grains and a mash of
bran, middlings and cottonseed meat
A. Cottonseed meal const It tee. Cut
It out and give your sick bo us a table
spoonful of castor oil
Q. Is there any special plan for fat
tening fowls of the Leghorn class?
Does It pay? A- The fatteulug ration
Is the same, but on account of tfcctr
nervous disposition these fowls are
kept la a seinldark location. The Im
provement in the fowl will Just about
pay for feed and labor.
Q. Will you please explain why my
Minorca lay a tinted egg. They are
large and healthy. A. Your birds at
some time were likely crossed with
Black Langshan or Orplugtou for slxe.
Q. Some of my ducks have lost the
use of their leg. I find them In the
morning fluttering on the ground.
What Is the ailment and remedy? A.
Cramp or rheumatism. Your ducks
sleep on the ground. The hot weather
kept ground dry all summer. When
rain and cool nights came It wss a
new thing for your ducks, and the
weakest ones collapsed. Put them on
dry, soft bedding, feed and water as
usual, and they'U cotue right In a few
days.
FEATHERS AND EGGSHELLS.
A bill baa been Introduced in the
bouse of lords, England, to secure In
ternational action to save the birds.
This Is better than the Audubon socie
ty's declaration to kill all our cats for
bird murder. We Inform them that
skunks are the worst bird enemies and
exhort the society to go for 'em.
The west wlttt Its magulllceut alfal
fa range, will be the metropolis of
poultrydom. Alfalfa Is the feed pur ex
cellence for cattle, ostriches, pheasants
and fowls lu general. Expert apiarists
declare it Ideal fee, for bees, and Yak
ima valley, Washington, proves Its
truth by a crop of 3,000,000 pounds of
honey.
A poultryman on Hook mountain.
New Jersey, keeps large box kites dy
ing above his poultry farm to scare
off the hawks. The hawks take to the
woods when tbey see tbe peculiar look
ing birds gyrating In the air.
The advertising in English poultry
Journals of "comb erectors," "pullet
comb trainers" and "toe stralghteners"
rather makes us think that the fellows
who fake at our shows haven't learn
ed their A B Cs yet In comparison to
the cheating stunts of tbe Johnny Bull
breeders. .
The hauls of, chicken thieves, and
many have been reported In tbe pa
pers, show that tbe neck wringers
rather confine their depredations to big
breeds, especially- Barred Rocks per
haps because so large and so common
their offer for sale creates no suspicion.
Petaluma, the wonderful "While Leg
born City" of California, Is an exam
pie of what the whole utility business
will be after awhile. The chickens.
dncks, geese and pigeons will all be
white, but turkeys will all be done In
bronze.
Turkeys In the apple orchard fare
better than In the cabbage patch. Cab
bago was once thought to cause ty
phoid and tomatoes cancer. This was
Imagination. But a full crop of cab
bage often makes an empty turkey
coop.
A cat near Tittsburg ate 1 143 worth
of pigeons. The owner asked permis
sion of the Stowe township authorities
to kill the squab eater, and tbey re
fused, lie has sued the township for
damages.
Tbe popularity of Pekln ducks Is
shown when they are shipped from
Long Island to Chicago. Tbey are long
distance profit makers, mature In a
short time and often weigh twelve
pounds at six months,
. Be sure to sow wheat In yards where
ducks were raised. It makes good
winter green picking, and the yards
will get sweet and clean.
Gormley, The Tailor.
What about that winter suit ? Of course
vou want it tailor-made. It doesn't cost
any more than the hit-and-miss kind. My
samples are the finest In town. Pressing,
repairing and cleaning. Give nie a trial. 8-5
. Call for County Warrant.
Notice is hereby given that sll Crook county
warrants up lo and including registered Ho.
At win ha vmifi nn iireHeiiliitloii. Interest
ceases from this dato. Dated this 28th day ol
October, 1BW. - W. t. KINO, Co.'ireas,
Immunity
Satan had Just ordered mors coal
thrown on the fire.
"By TumUiou. he cussed, "but that
last srrlval Is a tough proposition. The
more I try to roast blm the more be
smiles."
lin called the chief stoker.
"Well, what link?" asked Satan.
The stoker shook hi bend.
lie's still smiling." he anaworod.
"Where's he from?" cried Old Nick,
out of patience.
"New York. He used to be a baseball
umpire lu"
Sulphurous serpeutsl why didn't
you say so before? Take him down;
we cati't feate blm." Bohemian Msg
sains. A Thief's Ruse.
Early one moruliig, many years ago,
a burglar was running at the top of bis
speed along a Loudon thoroughfare,
pursued by a lady, who vociferated
Stop thief!" A m I Ik limn Intercepted
the fugitive, wuo promptly exclauned:
Cor heaven's sake, let me go. It's
my wife, and she'll Just about kill me,"
The milkman was a married mau him
self, and be allowed the malefactor to
escape.
He Felt the Firs.
A mlllwrUtht was converted to ths
way of thinking of a sect which peri
odically was Inspired with a fore
knowledge of the Imminence of the
day of doom and set the ditto, prepar
ing for Gabriel's greeting.
The date waa set, and tho day came.
Tbe millwright donned his white rot
and went out luto the (Witts to await
tbe coming meeting with tho cetes
tlal thnmg. The day passed until It
was late In the afternoon, and the
millwright having arisen at the stroke
of midnight on the morn of the event
ful day, grew drowsy and, throwing
himself down upon a rile of hay, fell
aslaep at hla wsU-h.
Boys dlftcowrwvl bint, and, with the
natural niuK-blovousucas of bojs, tbe;
set fire to the hay. The smoke and
the beat soon woke the slumbering
millwright and, sitting op with a
start be cried with the anguish of ths
lost:
"Just as I expevtcd-tn hell aftei
Heifer EstrayeJ.
Light roan heifer about 15 month 4d,
cant to my place alut the middle oi
r'ab, IWJ. ho brand nutli-ai'io. .
murk rnin ti IT rtuht. oiiiUt !iIo I' ll.
owner calf anrt pay lisnlura bill sn.l etM.
ami ret-over. W. . OA It W -L,
ul tjw rrinpviue, ur.
Rhode Island Reds for Sale.
Uhode t aland Hod Cockerels fur soles lay
lux strain; good table foal! took first prit
In both school and general riUlliil at in
Crook County Fair. Apply to I larenee l.
Rice, Priuevllle.Or- oi'l-ai
Horse Strayed.
8orrel mare, white stnr luforeluwl
saddled and bridled, mra.ved Irmu
mr enmp In Fort Kock count ry. IU-
turn an me to me and receive 15 re
ward, or nddrciw
John Knilth, AntekM, Or
Notice for Publication.
Mot Coal Land.
Department of the interior,
TI. H. Lund Ollire. The Dalles, Oregon
November 81b, YXfJ
Notice Is hereby riven thai
Juliii w. JenkliiD,
of Lanionta, Or., who, on October 5th,
l!H, made bomiwtead, rril No. (33.:3,
No. 13MA. for r) WW tK,BK-4 bWW, See.
IS. end.NWi NKW.IMKU MV'M serlion
rr i.iwn.lili, 13 wiuth. rmii-e H east. W
M baa tiled notice of intention to mast
tinul live-year proof, to etiimio claim
lo the land above described Iwfore Warren
Itruwn. county chrk, at hl olllce ai
I'rineville. Orrifon. on the 2Ut day ol
I ,..m ir life ill-
Claimant names as wltnewe. Charles
Ptxton, Samuel D. IHerea. Kdtnund M.
Uve, Walter K. llelfricli, all of 1-amonta,
Oret-un.
Blip C.W.MOOHE,
Itcgimcr,
Notice (or I'ubllcntoo.
Not Coal Land. -Department
of the Interior.
V. IS. l.ailUUinee a le imiim, vr.,
Novell) Iter 2nd.. Us).
Notice In hereby given that Arthur U.
Mlnkler, of I'rineville, UrcKon, who. on
July IHlh. 11)01, made Homestead, Hcriul
No.032.Vl No. 1.U.7I). for V.H NKK. '4
NK1, NKU section lis, tuwnnliip H s.
r 1 east. Willamette merldisn, has hied
notice of intention to make dual live-year
proof, to establish claim to the land aliove
(lescrioeu, ueiore nrnrrri, niu.uiu j
clerk, at his office at rrliievuie, uregon,
on the lltli day of December, 1BWI.
('laiiiiaiit names as witnesses!
Hidney Mlnkler, Prank Hay. K. A. Poe
LaFollelte, William Guiin, of l'rinovllte,
UreKOU.
U-l I , ' C. W. MOOKE, Register,
Nutica of Final Battlement.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons Inter
o.t-,1 inii.awiiBiMnif' L Huliininn. deeessed
by the undersigned, the administratrix ol said
estate, lliat she hss made and filed with the
lu.iintv el.irk her Bnal aecimiillng of her ad
ministration ol said eststu, and Hist the eotmty
court hss named Monday, the h Hay oi uee.
ill IOO'('IH:H 111 tlio lorenoon si tne. eoumy
eourt room In I'rineville, Oregon, as the time
and place for bearing and sutlltng sad flnnl
aceouiHing. ji which umw nu M7
ruTiuin Inn. rested 111 said estate may appear
and object to said lliiftl accounting,
Dated tills iin any oi hot,,
NAOMI SAUIMON,
AdmlnUtratrlx of thoKstateolO: L. Salomon
deceased. ,l-
Notice of Finnl Settlement.
N,.tle laharehv elren by the undersigned,
the administrator of the estate of HriihicI B.
Bltchey, deceased, to all persons interested in
said estate that Die snld ailinlnlstrauir hss
made and filed wl'h the clem oi in coniuy
court his final accounting otitis ad ministration
of said estate and that the court bus named
Monday, thefllh day of nee., Ukki, at the county
court room In Prineville, Oregon, at the hour
of 10 o'clock tu tbo forenoon as the tlino and
place for beartng and settling ssld final ac
counting. At which time and place any per
sons Interested in said estate may uppear and
object to said Hnal accounting.
Unica mistiu j j"jjA'j' .
Administrator ol tha estate of Samuel fl,
Rllchey, Deceased. n4
JJotlce to Creditors. .
Notice Is hereby given to all creditors of the
estate of Mary Mc.Meekln, "dwieased, and all
persons having claims agniust sam insmsreu,
to present the same to the undersigned the
executor of the last will and testament of snld
deceased, with the, proper vouchers, at the
office ot M. K. Elliott, In I'rineville. Oregon,
wlthinslx months from tho lirst publication of
this notice.
Dated this 4th day of Nov,, 1009.
. . , WILMAM McMKKKlN.
Executor ol the Estate of Mary McMeekln,
deceased.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice Is hereby glvpn by tho uffdorslghcd.the
damlnlstrator of tho eHtatc olHenslcy Vineyard,
deceased, to all persons having cliiims against
said deceased, to present them with the proper
vouchers, to the uaderslgned at tho olllce ol
M. K. Bil'ot In I'rineville, Oregon, within six
months lrom tne nr puuiicauuu u.
th" 4th MriTiV vIN-KVARO.
Administratrix of the esutto of llcusley Vine
yard, deceased, 1,4
Professional Cards
JlW Cttat
Oftice With tlao. W. llarnes " :
Pkfii'mt mini tfryA
Of Aw atw
(County Physician J
mm ISy Jfo" law
0. Jty,
Cu hd rnosmi tut oa ttteat
omci ihwa H.inn or aimbsun's
Itava neons. H.-ih era. u real
iiuoa tvleBouee,
9Jft &ss
W. A. HULL
Attoravy-ut-Ijiw
Prineville
Oregon
H. P. SWOPE .
Attorney at Law
lNINKVIM.M,
OasooM
G. L. lU-UNIl-U
Attorey-at-Law
Will praeUoa la all the Courts.
Om nest dHr to fr, llnaiiberi's,
I'rineville, uaua.
C. Shrink
iPrimtmilU,
Orfm.
&. Cuun,
mt-Cmm
Ortftu.
Nuticc fur Publication.
laolnletl Tract.
Pill. Hi' Land 8ale. Hrtul No. 047m,
fulled Htale Ijiml tMli, Tha Dulles,
Oretfim. Novrntber WU, !W0.
Notice is hereby given that, as directed
by the Cofiimissiuner of the Ueiieral Land
OlMcct, under provision of Act of ConKres
approved Jun 27. IIMI, Puldie-No. Sua,
will oiler at public Mile, tu the htHtiet
bidder, at 0:ik) o'clm-k a. on the gut
lav of Detemher, ItsW next, at this oltlee,
the follnwins tract of land, to-wil: HKH
SWH. Nl NKt. BW!4 NK. Bee. 81 Tit.
Is. It. 'in K. W. M. '
Any peraons claiming adversely the
slmve-deH-ribed lauds are advised to (lie
their ('Inims, or otijimtluiis, on or before
the day above i!eiwri:itml fur salo,
U-1S C. W. MUOUK, Reglnler.
CaJI for Warrant.
Nolle is hereby given that all Crook
County Ueiieral Kuml Ki-glsteml Wnirnnta
up to and Including registered No, fill), will
be paid on preseiitiiitou to the Treasurer
of sulil county. Interest ceaes from this
date. W. P. King, Co, Treat.
Prineville. Ore., Nov. 4, tiia.
Contest Notice. '
Department of the Interior, United Rtates
Und Olttce. The Dalles, Oregon, Oct,
22, IIXJ0. - !
A sulllcient contest aflldavit having bwa
Hied In tills ofllce by llauuan M. McCluil,
ooltteatant, Hirainst lloniasteatl Entry, Ha,
(IKH, made Hept, '1, ll'Di, for ns1, nef, ei
nw it ne4 w!4 seellnn 20, to nnliip H a,
ranee Pie., Willamette Meridian, by Joint
A. Healmry, Prineville, Or., Contvatee, in
wli'cli it is aliened that said entryman has
wholly abandoned said tract for more than
six months Inst paati that said tract has
not been settled upon and cultivated by
said party as required by lawi that there
are no Improvements thereon except ail
ahiflnishcd house tltst Is -unoccupied t said
pnrtlea are hereby notiliml to appear, re
spond and oiler evidence touching said
allegntlon at 10 o'clock a. in., on' iJoo. 10,;
l'JOU, before the County Clerk at Prineville,
Dr., and that ilnal hearing will be held at
10 o'clock a. m. on liw, tu, 1!K, before the)
Itegister and Receiver at the United
Htnles Land Oltlce in Tbe Dalles, Or.
The said contestant having. In a proper
Bflldttvit, tlletl Oct. M, ltKX, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence pcrsit
ii ul service of this notice run not le made,
it Is hereby ordered and directed that such
notice be given by due and proper publU
cation,
U.4 C. W. MOO RK, Register.
Notice for Publication.
(Isolated Tract.) i
Pulitln Ijind Hide. Mortal No. "i5.H,
United Hlulos l-and Oltloe, I he halli. Ore,
i October ia llM.
Notice is hereby given That, as oireclen ny
theOouimlssloneroftbe tjeneral lnd Oltloo,
under onivlMlons or Act or Congress ap
proved June Iff. iWW, Publlc-No.8l. we Will
oirer lit puhllo sule, to the highest bidder, at
10:15 o'chM'k a. in., on the 24th day of Novem
ber, next, at this oltloe. the following
tract of hind, to wits )NWX, Heo. ,Tp.
ill H. B. 15 K , W. M. ,
Any persons olalmlng nbversely thealmvo.
aesorllMtd hinds urn advised to file their
claims, or ohNdnvks, on or before the day
alu.va .liiattf itnt,4l filf Hide.
0.21 O. VV. Moohc, Iti'gls'er.
Notice of I-inal Settlement.
Notice Is here,y given, by the anderslgnea.
theexee.ulrigol the last will and testament oi
Charity Wilson, deceased, that she has made
and filed wllh the clerk ol the county court,
her Anal accounting of her administration of
said estate and the countyl court tins named
Monday, lhethdiiyof Dec, st 10 o'clock
In the forenoon, at the comity court room in
Prineville, Oregon, as the time and place of
hearing said final accounting and settling the
same. At which said time and place all pef.
sons Interested ill said estate may appear and
object to said tlnal accounting. ,
Dated this 4th day of Nov., 1WKI.
MARIA t.KAIN.
Executrix of tho estate of Charity Wilson, de.
ceased.
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ror irngaiea rarras
and Fruit Lands
TN THE
DESCHUTES VALLEY
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JONES LAND CO s
Redmond, .
Uregon j
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