Real Estate Transfers
Matliias J. KUin anj Agnus Klin to
Oregon Trunk Ilailaay, consideration
nominal, trip of land for railroad pur
poses 100 Utt wide, acrora Riverside
townsite, according to plat thereof.
Arthur L. Goodwillie and Grace L.
Goodwillie to Oregon Trunk Railway,
consideration nominal, atrip of land
100 feet wide for railroad purposes,
cross the east half ol the B? '
4, t. IS s. r 12 e, w. m.
The Pilot ftutte Development Com
pany to the Oregon Trunk Railway,
consideration nominal, a strip of land
100 feet wide for railroad porpoee
cross ve s sec. 30, t. 18 a., r. 11 e.,
and other lamK
C. S. Hudson and O. M. Hudson to
Oregon Trunk Railway, consideration
nominal, a atrip of land 100 feet aide
for railroad purposes, across city prperty
in Bend.
Etta Arnold and William Arnold to
C. 8 Ila.tfon, consideration nominal,
west half of acre lot No. 23, in Lytle
townsite.
W. II. Staata, E. A. PtaaU, Joseph
Hunter and A. P. Hunter, to A. C.
Auderway and Jennie Anderway, con
sideration 250. I-ot 7 block 19, in Dea
chutci tomnsite.
The Lytle Townsite company to J. E.
Reed, consideration nominal, parcel of
land adjoining Lytle townsite.
S. Jamea Sewsora to Sarah J. Kew
Kim and Samuel J. Season Jr., con
sideration $1000, lota 5 and 6 in block 2
in Newborn's addition to town of Prine
Prineviile. Harry Roy Hamilton to Lee Pk Yen
port, consideration nominal, wls and
ae of sec. 1. U IS, r. 13., also contracts
No. 251, 2."7 and 2o8 with P. I. & P. Co.,
and subject to a mortgage of 30,COO.O0
held by E. A. Baldwin.
State of Oregon to AnnaM. Hamilton,
by virtue of desert proof, awVt sec. 1., t.
18. r. 13.
State of Oregon to Harry Roy Hamil
ton, by virtue of desert proof, eej sec. 1
r. 13.
State of Oregon to Florence A. Bald
win, by virtue of desert proof nw sec.
1, 1. 18, r. 13.
Florence A. Baldwin to Harry Roy
Hamilton, consideration nominal, nw
sec 1, t. 18 r. 13.
Laidlaw Townaite Company to Richard
Kirby and Maude Fraser, consideration
S5, lot 4, block 46, in Laidlaw.
Jocephine D. Redmoud and Frank T.
Redmond, to Henry Kehoe, consider
ation $ 5000, ?4 interest in sv of w of
eec. 10, and all of nw,1 of aw$ of sec
15, 1 15 a,, r. 13 e.
Redmond Townsite Company to Flor
in Weston, consideration $300, lots 19
and 20, in block 26, in Redmond.
Richard Sackett ami Lelia Sackett to
Edwin T. Spafford, consideration $2000.
nwj-i sec. 9, t. 20 a, r. 13 e.
J. H. Haner and L. M. Haner to A.
R. Rogers, consideration nominal, sw
sec. 33, 1 12, r. 16 e.
George Birtcb and Emma J. Birtcb to
Edwin T. Spafford, consideration (2000,
te'i sec.2,t. ,19, r. 12.
Josephine D. Redmond and F. T. Red
mond to Oregon Trunk Railway, con
sideration nominal, 13.3 acres of land,
being a right of way for railway pur
poses across lands near Redmond, Ore
gon.
Nora Emma Tessmer and husband,
heirs of Louis Worley, to G.W.Wells,
consideration f 1000 te of swj, tec 7,
t. 15, r. 13.
Mary E. Coleman to X. P. Welder
nominal interest in the Square Peal
placer claim, consisting of 160 acres of
land located by O. 1L Erickson and
others.
J. H. Barber to Agnes Liuebam, con
sideration nominal, s and s nw.,',
sec. 36. 1 12, r. 12.
Laidlaw Townsite Company to Min
nie Williams, consideration (S5, lot 5,
block 46, Laidlaw townsite.
Crook County Investment Company
to Paul Laseig, consideration $175, lots
1 and 2, block 85, Hillman townsite.
Mary J. Boyce and husband to Boyce
addition company, 139 lota in Boyce ad
dition to town of Madras.
Charles L Winnek to Anna L. Win
nek, consideration nominal, lots 11 and
12, in block 10, in tint addition to town
of Prineville.
State of Oregon to W. P. George, CiL
Southeen, ew of te and eei, of swjf,
sec. 22, nwj of ne and nej n sec,
27, all in 1. 16, r. 11.
Oliver H. Erickson and wife to Betlie
Erickson, consideration Luminal, in
terest in placer claim located by W. P.
Myers and others.
William Henry Kennar and Peter
Schrieber to F. W. McCaffery, consider
ation $2800, nwtf of swj of sec 2, 1. 16,
r. 12, and sw)i tv 2, t. 16, r. 12.
Asil E. Garlinghouse and Katie Garl
inghouse to William Henry Kennar and
Peter Schriber, consideration nominal,
nw of sw quarter of sec. 2, t. 16, r. 12
and sw quarter ofsw quarter of sec, t,
16, r. 18.
Crook County Investment Company
to Charles C. Brown, consideration 150,
lots 26 and 27 in Hillman townsite.
fcugene Basey and Myrtle Basey to
Delbert C. Jenkins, consideration $1600,
nw quarter of the se quarter of sec, 22,
t. 13, r. 14.
Crook County Investment Company
to Jenny Lindell, consideration $20, lots
13 anrl 14 In block O Ttillman tr.mr.aWA
Crook Connty Investment Company to
V. Vincent Jones, consideration 75, lot
81, in block 86, Hillman townsite.
Adolph Hankey and Sophia Hankey,
to G. W. Sanborn, consideration $100
tin mmrtftr sap. 9 ft f . Is? r 16
Western Oregon Truet Company to
5 Bend Timber Company, consideration
. nominal, 794.90 acres in sec. 19-30. t. 12
, r. 10, and sec. 2, 1 17, r. 10
William G. Killingbeck and wife to
' Madras Land Com pan v, consideration
$2700, a. half of sw quarter sec. 17, t,
12, r. 13.
Mary F. Fields and husband to Barney
Walking, consideration f 1000, se quarter
ot ne quarter of sec. 14 t. 14, r. 16.
Je R. Watkins to Mary F. Fields
ranvderatioo nominal. t quarter of
tie quarter sec. 14 I. 14 r. 16.
Mary F. Fields and husband to Jew
R. Watkins, seqnarter of sw quarter of
tec 14, t. 14, r. 16.
Mary F. tVleman to l C. Coo, trus
te, consileration f 1575, n. hn'.l nw
quarter, sec. 21, t. 20 r. 11.
Catherine H. Brooks to Byron C.
Cady, consideration nominal, quarter
of nw quaiter, aw quarter ot the n
quarter, ami n quarter of aw quarter,
and sw quarter of ne quarter, of ec 23,
t 16, r. 11.
William T. Brooks to B. C. Cady, con
sideration $2iKW, se quarter of nw
quarter, w quarter of ne quarter, nw
quarter of se quarter, ne quarter of sw
quarter, sec. 23, r. 16, r. 11.
C W. Johnson to Oregon Trunk Rail
way, consideration nominal, railroad
tight of way.
Thomas Arnold and wife to G. W.
Vaoderwall and Albert Hoi nbeck. con
sideration $8000, nw quarter of nw
quarter, sec, 8, 1. 15, r. 11.
Call is M. Gardner to Thomas Arnold,
conaideation nominal, nw quarter nw
quarter sec. 8 t. 15 r. 11.
Harlon F. Oong et al to Frank II.
May, consideration $250 lots 3 and 4 in
Kenwood addition to Bend.
Crook County Investment Company
to R. M.. Moore, consideration $75, lot 9,
block 104, Hil'man townsite.
Crook County Investment Company
to David L. Ha worth, consideration $70,
lota 21 and 22, in blocK 31, in Hillman
townsite.
Crook County Investment Company
to David L. Haworth, consideration
$X0, lots 31 and 32 in block 88, in Hill
man toansite.
Crook Connty Investment Company
to David I- Ha worth, consideration
$300, lots 7, 8, 9, and 10 in block 10, No.
3 in Hillman townsite.
Crook Connty Investment Company
to Pearl Shaw, considerati n $75, lots 31
aul 32 in block S2, in Hillman townsite.
Homeseekers
Made Welcome
Manager Tom Richardson of the
Portland Commercial club return
ed from an extended tour of cen
tral Oregon in the inteie?t of the
Oregon Development league says
the Journal. Mr. Richardson i
enthusiastic over the feeling ot
sympathy he found among, the
wealthy stockmen of the interior
towards tha new settlers, the van
guard of whom are now pouring
into the state in steady streams.
"It is wonderful," exclaimed Mr.
Richardson. "History tells us,
and many have experienced it per
sonally, that the big ranchers and
stockmen as a rule look with sus
picion upon the opening op of the
big pastures on which their stocks
have roamed at will and grown fat,
but such is cot the case in interior
Oregon. The big men there are as
enthusiastic over the coming of the
railroads and people as are the
automobile men, who profit by the
rush. -
u 'Of course,' said one of them lo
me, Mr. Kichardern, "'we wel
come the railroad and want it, but
we will lose many things now dear
tons. For instance, it will no
longer be safe to leave the cloirs un
locked with our purse on the table,
as has been our habit for years.'
"The sentiment throughout cen
tral Oregon is to welcome the new
comer and give bim all the assist
ance possible until he gains a
strong foothold. The . pioneers
realized that it is no boy's play to
find one's hopes shattered. There
fore they will see that not one
prospective settler will return home
disappointed. There exists a spirit
to help everybody along and make
things pleasant.
"That sentiment is surprising,
strong and general.
"The new towns are ambitious,
and yet tbe rivalry seems friendly.
Bend wants to become a manu
facturing city. It has the timber
and the power. Prineville is a
center of wealth and Redmond is
in the midst of a great irrigated
district. . .
"The country is well supplied
with hotels, some of the very best
accommodations to be found in
these . new hotels. One would
hardly think so in view of the new
ness of the country.
"The spirit of advertising the
state and the various communities
is increasing to an astonishing de
gree. Why at Prineville the
wealthy stockmen came forward
voluntarily and announced their
interest in the work and eagerness
to assist. They are independently
wealthy and comfortably situated,
but are glad to assist in the work
of having people brought to Oregon
and the country developed.
Administratrix Notice.
Notice It hereby given, that the undersigned
uaa Been appolntm! bv the Coimiv rri i
the state of Oregon tor Crook coiiuty, adminis-
uniiiAui uie cnuiie m itotauno parrUh,' de
ceaiied, and all pernons having claims against
said extate are hereby notified to present the
vuucners w me uuaersigned
at Hay Creek, Crook County, Oregon, within
six months from the date of this notice.
l)aed May 12, l'JIO.
. , Martha A. Parrish,
Administratrix of the estate of Kolando far
rish, deceased. w. A. Bell,
Attorney for estate.
TUHDY WATCH.
Ha Knpi It In Repair Himself With
the Aid at t Km fa.
"Some men, don't you know," said
Mr. crlllkltlton. -will stop off a curb,
atop down about a ftwt and break a
leg, and then a Dottier nmu will fall off
the lop of a Keventeei. story. bouse and
not even uutsa his clothes. And It's
about the same way w ith watches.
"I dropped my watch the other day
about alx fctchi-s on to a thick plush
carpet, aud It coat tne $10 for repairs.
Wbeu I vaa out walking with my
friend Bwlllkwillby this morning ha
dropped his wuttb on the sidewalk,
aud It didn't so much aa atop It.
lt aounded wbeu It came down Ilka
a aafe falling out of a bhib wludow,
and It was' only a two dollar watch,
aud I expevted. of course, to a Itwtll
kw illhy jiixt kick the rragmenU off tha
sidewalk and puss ou, but It seems
Itwlllkwlllby knew tha watch better,
lie pkked up the crystal, uot even
cracked, from where U had Bown. sev
en feet away, aud put that tu bta (Hx-k-et,
aud then he looked at the watch.
"It was gotug all right, but some
bow In tha fall the loug baud had got
beut He atralghtened out that beut
hand with his (Hx-ketkulfe so that tha
two polutera wouldu't catch, and then
be pried off the crystal rlin of this
watch and put tha crystal back In
place, and then he snapped the rim
back on tha front of the watcb again
and dropped the watch In hla pocket
and started on, and 'As I was saying,'
he aald. Just as If nothing bad hap
pened." Washington Post
BkSTIMG THE BOASTER.
A tlttla Problem That Floored
the
Lightning Calculator.
"Now, gentlemen.' concluded the
lightning calculator, "1 ava demon
strated to you upon this 'ere black
board the marvelous speed and accura
cy Insured by my great system of addi
tion, aubstractlon, division and multi
plication, aud I trust that you are all
satisfied with the resulta. Now, gen
tlemen, 1 'are 'ere a little shlttlu' book
let explalnln' my marvelous system In
full and by a careful persual ot wbletk
1 will guarantee you to become as ex
pert a Itghtnln calculator aa myself
within the period of one week, by
which time I ahull be out of the town.
Ahem: Now. gentlemen, when yon re
call that 1 was straight away able to
multiply 1.1 11.111.1110137 by 037.111.
11U11. Ill perbapa you will"-
"Oue moment, sir!" called out a shrill
voice from the back of the crowd.
"But will you answer me a question?
I'm no scholar myself, but I was won
dering tbe other ulgbt bow old a child
born In September, nineteen nougbt
nine, would be in September, nineteen
nougbt teoT
Tbe lightning calculator threw bla
interrogator a look of contempt
"One year, of course, my little man,"
be replied sarcastically.
"Well" retorted the abrlll voice. "1
think If you were to go Dome and im
prove your own arithmetic you would
find that child would be 17.101 years
old." London Answers.
A Matter of Smokestacks.
The smokestacks on ocean veasela of
recent years bave been made to alope
backward more particularly to give tbe
steamer a raklab air. the masts also
being given tbe same alope. Aa to tbe
effect on tbe draft, there Is a alight
one. as tbe wind pressure on the front
of the stack aloplng up and over tbe
top of the stack is more apt to draw
the smoke out than to cut It off, bat
from all wc are aware of this seem
to have been held of secondary con
sideration. Tbe shape of the smoke
stacks also la changing from round to
oval ko aa to present less surface at
the front If you compare the steam
ers wltb the sloping and straight
smokestacks. In one case the former,
while motiouless, still appears to bave
Ufe, wblle the rigidity of tbe other
gives It an appearance of stiffness
even while uodur considerable speed.
St Nicholas.
Tha Huntsr and tha Wind.
In hunting against the wind In open
forests more game is passed than
many hunters would suppose. The an
imals aee tbe man. note that be will
pass tbem and bide by gettlbg aa near
to tbe ground aa possible. If tbey
scent blui after be baa passed tbey
evidently realize that tbe danger la
over, though some, mostly tbe younger.
inexperienced animals, then sueak off.
Where game is very wild it is often in
such localities aa 1 bave mentioned
only possible to approach tbem with
the wind by outdistancing tbe latter,
because a big game animal at rest de
pends on Its nose to save It from dan
ger In tbe direction from which tbe
wind cornea and on Its eyea to watcb
tbe side from which it can get no oth
er warning. Track and Tracking," by
Josef Brunner.
Reforesting Burned Land.
Experiments are being made by the
United States forest service In the
Olympic notional forest, in the state of
Washington, to determine the practica
bility of reforesting the great areas of
forest lands that have been devastated
by fire and that now lie barren and
nn productive.
PREVENTION
THE BEST SAFEGUARD
If for any cause the horse or other
domestic animal exhibits a lack of energy,
proper relish for food, or an appearance
of general debility, timely action should
be taken for the restoration of its health.
In the natural food of our domestic
animals Nature provides certain peculiar
medicinal herbs, leaves, barka and roots
which seem necessary for their health.
Pacific Stock Food in greatly condensed
form is intended to supply the essential
virtues of those health-giving natural
remedies and is prepared expressly for
those animals deprived by man of their
natural food. It is an alterative tonic
which stimulates the various -organs of
the body, promotes the secretions, tones
up the general system and restores the
disordered conditions to a normal state.
It stimulates the appetite, improves the
digestion and assimilation of food, purifies
the blood and insures a good, healthy
condition. Booklet free.
HoyT ChEmicai, Co. Portland, Oregon
ROBT. SMITH'S
Prices that You Will Find Right After Conaidering Quality
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
SISTERS OREGON
Tie Fruit per can 20
KoynlClub ltlnckUrrle 30e
" IVnra or IVnclun 30c
" Koyal Ann t herrk-a 35
" " SovdedKnlxliiaa pkjr 25
" " 0rrtut 2 pkjr (or 25
Fountatu Canned (Joods 25c
3 lb can Fork aud Keatia 35c
S lb run Cleveland ltk Towdor $1.00
3 lb Sixlti 25e
Quaker Corn Flftkea 2 pkga for... 25c
Itrjp' UhIhIiis per lb , tic
Seed lea UalMltia per 10 HV
Good Dried iViu hoa per lb 12,c
KlcelSlba USr $1.00
Good Corn or Tomatoes ler can 15c
2j lb can Sweet Potatoes 20c
5 bars Ijvmulry sonp 25c
Snutll White Henna per lb
Blaisdon
REGISTERED
1
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FT-r.
1 i
Will make the Season of 1910 at Hay Creek, Oregon.
Arrangements for Breeding can be made by applying
to the
Baldwin Sheep & Land Co.
HAY CREEK, OREGON
P1337
Whiskey Bad for You?
Depends on the whiskey.
"L-W. HARPER"
Is mellowed in wood till it is thoroughly
aged. A medicine as well as a pleasure.
Sold by
Silvertooth & Browder
Shaniko, Oregon
r-
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Statement of Resources and Liabilities of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon
At the close of basinets Mar. 29, 1910
KEHOURCKH
Loans and Discounts filS.Ub M
United States Bonds 11&00 00
Bank r remlses,eta. 1202 62
Redemption fund tab 00
Cash Due from banks m,m Si
B. F. Allen, Prmident
Will Wurzw.ilor, Vic. Pr.iidint
m
k
1
Mter4aslrsJ-TsA-
Ultuikfta from $1.50 to $8.78
Meu'a Fancy ItnlbrlKRHn Fnder-
woar...... 75
Men'a flue lVrby KtblMnl Vnder-
Wftrv SOe
Calico nynrd $1.00
Kcd Star OIUKhtuu t to 12V
Linen Tow Hug , 20c
Men'a 1 Int st from $1.50 up
Stetnons , ,. 8.00
Koral Cnlnook Shoea from
$4.30 to $8.78
Meu'a Solid work Slioca $3.00
I.adtea Shoea' shot from
$1.50 to $4.00
JSiienliio Silk 80c
A flue line ol Mm' Work and
lirve Shirts ,ii0c to $2.80
Men'a LinHi' and Children'
Hosiery Irom...... ,."e to fate
Glory 8622
SHIRE STALLION
Quality
la what the careful buyer in
vestigates when purchasing jew
elry or watches. We stand be
hind the quality of everything
we sell we guarantee it to be of
the quality we represent itto be
WATCH REPAIRING
W. FRANK PETETT
Jeweler & Optician
. Prineville, Oregoa
UAWI.lTIKi
capital Rtoek I 60,000 00
Burplus Si Undivided: proOU. 71.M0 80
circulation..... s,20 00
Individual Deposits 425,1 47
.W,102 71
T. M. Baldwin, Cikr
H. Baldwin,. Am'1 Caihier
Shingles, Mouldings, Windows,
Doors, Glasses, Etc. Etc., Etc,
SH I-PP. & PERRY
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Kotlce to Creditor.
Noll- i hft t-r h iitiitnteit
lh rHHiiur tf Hi cut ol atN W. M.mw.
i1t,-tsHl, to alt rriMttora f atul all tll,rs
kvttttf ,-UlntB actHt (h will tlat lo r.
iiiim wtttt ! tmmr torn tirra hi th
DHtltriattm1 l llltt onw'o ol U. K. Ktlloll III
l'riii,' all,', or... ii aiihln i tuuuibt Imw
thu Srl inilihraUnn f Ihll
Uatt4 llilt I I h ul Afril. Iiu.
Kl I'll MOOHK.
Kjwui.if et ll olnlv ul iMMh M Mmire,
IHWHH, II
Notice of final SvttUmeat.
Nulli-o la honihv alwn hv Ilia undmtarnad.
Ilia KilmliiUiralur ul lli nalai f a. r, l
tut, UHimHl, that n hKa ntal attd SUm!
Willi tit tha in iliamtititr foiurtV lilnAiial
aiieiiunllae nf tila atliiitttllrailiiH of aald
Fatal,-: and thai Ilia mtittttr vuurl ha ael
Mmitlar. Hi lav ul .In ms iwu al
noliirk In lit hirvniHUi al Hi onunty nwrl
.aim in rrlttrvllla. tin,u,. aa ilia iiinaand
la nir hHtlli( and a lllliK aald llaal
cuiltntllts. Al wtiloh llliwaitd latia,Hiv a.i
kmi luU rvalml In aald alatf niajr aiar and
ulilivl tu aald flnal atitinlltif
t)ald tlila&lU day o( . IKIO.
in, Mi Mmi,
Adtttliilalratiir nt 111 ealale of A. 1'. 1
autl, dtfoeaJa'd. S
Notice for PuMlrstioa.
IK'parlntrittuf th Interior,
11.8. l and I Mlit e at 1 u iMllwt, Urefon,
April nh, 1HI0.
Nuln-a I hervliy atlveu that
Mri(rtl llarea, iWiticrly alarnarel r.
t'olllna, of frineville, iltfRon, who, ou
June tt'th, l'4, mailt! lluniaalntd, (Serial
Nn. W-'Ul.) No. l.Hill, fnrKS
YiH MC4, ert'lion 10, tiiwitaliip III amitli.
rani; III K, Wlllaniril Meridian, haa Miml
ntittoeof tnli ntuiii Ui inake tinal nve-year
prmif. In taliliah t'lalnt to the laud almv
.len'titMsl, bt lnre Warnm llrnwn, nmiity
clvrk at liia tilllt-, at i'rdn tllle, Urv(on,
on the Kth day t June. lull).
I'litlinant name a wltiira! Kdntund
A. I'arkrr, Klam V, VmgUi, I'leaMtnt II.
Milltorn, Lilly WIImjii, alt of I'rlnvvllli',
OrvKOit. l W, MlKIKK,
4-J KvUtr.
Notice of Sale of State Land.
Ntitir t hemby (imn that the Htale
IjiiiiI lliianl will rn-riv a,.lr, hide until
It rto o'clock a.m., Atiiiutt I, 1BIO, for the
Itillowiinr tlracrilanl avhiHil lanile, towit:
ri ol 6 lion Iti. T. 14 H. K. H K.
bW, i.f Mrcllnii H, T. W t. K.HK.
aii ui Htvtuin an. r. ti h. K. u k.
W i, t.I rtvciiun .HI T. il M, It. It K. -All
i( Sti'tion i'i aud all of lion SU. T.
a H. R. IS K.
All tif h. lluit tu and aU of tSecUoit 311. T.
K. It. U K.
All hiil luting be afTHittipantnt ty a res;U
larlv rircutrd siiiilioaUun Ui luin liaw and
at treat onr-ll(lli uf the Suimliil oUnnrd.
No bid for vm titan I1&.UU wr acre will
be ci'liaiilrml.
Tbe right Is rvaervrd to rlrt an and
all bid.
AtumralloiU) and bid altuuld be address
ed lo U. li. Xrown, Clrk Hlai Land
UiMtrd. haletn. Ilrriruii. and marketl. "An-
jiltcallou and bid to pun-hata state land."
u. it. natiwn,
Clfrk Ktata Und Hoard.
Dated April 22, into. .
Hotiro for I'lihllcntli.n.
tMpartmvtil ul Tha Interior.
I uilrd Mlota landomre
I Tbe iHtliva. Otottnu, Mart h u, ll.
No'.li ta krratij sitcu that Nuui K. MiH utn.
whiaul o!r, aiLlrraa hi Frluvt lllo, Orvauo.
Iiil.un ilia I'tlt dv ul Itmmniimr, 1 Bla lu
th la time ttaiun autemrnl and Aiiilretion.
Nii.uailS, tu iiurrhaae ilia Sw u Sit1., Hn'itua
Jl. toii.ln l.tainith, rans It oal, w UUmalla
Mrillan. aud tbe llmli llitmm, un.lrr tha
(ifiiiftatiiiiB ul Ilie ! ul iuna S, laia, and aru
aii.ti.lu.ry. kuown a lb Tinbvr and atone
l.aa.' alaui h valtio u nillil b ! by ti
uraiavnxni. and that, l ur.iiunt lu urn ai'till
ration, Die Und aud llmlirr thnmia bare !
tiiratMid, tha Umber tlinai..! sai.iao buard
levt at err M, and the land tluuu; that aald
anpltrant will ttvt Itnal pniol la aui(i4ut l
bia tullratin and a urn alatrmeni ua the
th d)r ol Juna, :'li, Iwlure Warren Mmwa,
ronnty clurk al blatmc, al ITInvvUlc. Ore.
Son.
Anr mtwiO I at libertT to nrutml thle cnr-
rhaac U'tore nuirr, or Initials a aonimt al any
time wiiire immui laauna, oy mine a rurronor-
anil amdatlt In thla onV, alli-(lti( laU
bii-u would ili-ual the entry.
4-7 w. n.MOUHE, Bri later.
Notice of Sale of State Lands.
Notice is hrrvbv dvea that the Stair
Land Iliiard will receive Braird bids until
11:00 o'clock a. in.. Aunil 1. l'HO. for the
luilowthK ueerritiea at lioul lallili, lo-U:
N W ol Section sit. T. 15 8. K. 21 E.
K Kit and e of Serllon 10. T. 2U
Vi K.
All bids mint be accompanied by a rvmi-
larly ti rtitcKl application to purvhaae and
at It-ant un-(iuh uf tli aniuunt ottered.
No but fur lets than tlM ikt acre will be
cunaidered.
Tlie rlk-lit is reserved to rrlect anr and
an inii.
Applications and bids xhuutd be addre
ed to U. (. Jlrown, t lerk PUte Land
Board, Balem, Orenou, and markeu, "Ap
plication ai:u oiu to pun ne nate lanus."
M. 'I. HHOWM,
Olfrk HtHto Laud Hoard
Dated April 22, DUO. SfH
Notice ftr ruhlicatlon. ' .
I Vpartment of the Interior.
V. H, Land OUlcc at Tbe Dalles, Oregon
May 1. th, lUlO.
Notice Is hereby iriven tlmt
Jlenrv W. I'lckelL
of Barnes, Ornjon, . who, on June ItHb,
i;if, inaue unsert uani r.iitrv. mertal no.
0271,1 No. 8. for NKWHWW.W BKW,
eo. is aim i w Kr.'4, co. Zt, townsbip
111 rtoutli, nange Ti Kast. Willaineltc
Meriiliitn. has tiled notice of intention to
make linitl proof, to FatulilUh claim to the
land alKiro uewribed, belore Warren
Iirown. county clerk at his ofllce, at I'rine
vi lie, Oregon, on the 21 t dsy of June,
llllu.
Claimant names as witnesncs: James
Gilchrist, -Lewis W. Bennett, Weilcy
Street, ilruce lialfour, all of llarnes, Ore-
g m. V, W, MOOKK,
'Wp - Keni"ter.
Woman Wanted.
Quod, ennnlile woman wanted tu do waali.
Ins and oilier houan work at leaat two hair
days each week. Mould give mualo leawma
In part payment, Mrs, J, H. fox, one houae
east of Commercial Club,
Contest Notice. .
Department of the interior.
l!r.;t. d oiuie I-snd OfBco
The Dalles, Oreon, April 28, 1H10.
A nufflcient content allliluvit having lieen
filed in this ofllce by Carl O. Fulton, con
testant, SKttinnt homentesd Kntry, No.
lftH.r2, made January 8, 1UU8, for K4 8Wii.
HWH HK4. HK'4 NWU section 20, Town!
ship lH, 8outh, KaiiK 17 Kant, Willamette
Meridian, bjr William H. llolce. Contestee,
In which it Is alleged that said William H.
Boice has denerted and abandoned said
land for more than six months last past;
that lie has sold his improvements thereon
which consisted of a lioune and fence
which have been removed; that lie has left
the vicinity of said land and his present
address is unknown to contestant; that
said abandonment was not due to, his em
ployment In the armv, navy or marine
corps of the United Hiatus In time of war
Said parties are hereby notified to ap
pear, rexponil, and oiler evidence touching
said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m., on June
8. 1010, before Warren Brown, County
clerk, at his office in rrinevllle, Oregon,
and that Una) hearing will be held at
10 o'clock a. m. on dune 1, 110, before
the liegister and Receiver at the United
Btates Land Office in The Dulles, Oregon.
The said contestant having, in a proper
affidavit, tiled Anril 23. 11)10. set forth (Wt.
which show that after due diligence per-
vol.. reiniB inn notice can not oe
made, it is hereby ordered and directed
that such notice be given by due and
proper publication.
to - 0. W. MOORE, Register.
Wood Wanted.
lam hereby directed by the County Court
or i-rooK county, Oregon, to advertlHa for 160
oorua 01 Kuou aoiia juniper or hody pine cord'
ivwu, w m ueiivema ana piiea ror measure
ment as follow loooordaattheroar of the
court houae building and 60 oorda on the
jikii .couoi no., niiiire iiniouiH v ne delivered
...... fit n 11 ... m-pu;iiii,r 1, mill, i;ourt re-
serves right to n-jeot any or nil bids. Huts
must be filed with 1 county clerk on or before
'WAUKEN 11HOWN county clerk
Pay Up.
All pcreonl knowtnt tbenianlvee IlliWd
kI to the hi in -of I.lvly-J'irUi.l.iiiii
( oinpaiiy ril iiea rail oil Harry laniua
and settle. S-o-f
For Sale.
Ultlatard 1'oland I'blna Uear.H months
old, (or sale. Addrva C. M. Ki.iiin,
I'rlnevllle, Or. Mk-Vf
To Patroni of tbe WooJiaw.
Aftttr Mat Itti unit ilnrlita it. iiiBinwr
--.tp it, t hops.
Prxhron Stallion for Sale.
tWIn. year old traded, wels-hl KKJH:
(timkI action, ifiiod bone,
W A, V. Wahssn. II. y Creek, tlrj.
Well Drilling.
Iniiulre of or addr
sooNia, lled-
nionil, Oregon.
ft-4 tllltl
Prineville Steam Laundry.
Have yoar elolbea waahed at the rrinavllle
Hiram Latindrr. ntwlal aiu'iilbia Blven In
iravrlera. Ijiaudry la ket4 la the Hetalll.
wr huildlns, Hear the I Mionk
w - 4 Am tj a." iriu, i-nip'r.
' Wanted.
Men rapahle of earnlne IV) tier week sell.
Ih( tree for the larrt and beet inowtt
nnraerv In th Wel. t hole terrllorv.
Uuaranteed tuk. hot particular., al
drees, Osmoox Nt axitr t'onrisy.
6-1-1 mo Orentxi. Oregon.
A Good DtutneM for Sale.
A kom1 wtdl-ninliiiartl wood inw
aud outfit. Kit h. p. . HitaoliiM en-
Kino; an weI 3000 cords o( wood lust
year. Will wit Ixvatiaw ot accident
which mlcra m umttikt toronilune
th work, ( nil on li. U llomia.
)'rliMvlllr, ore.
lHaaolutlon ( rsrtncrttilp.
Holkw la brn.br lva that lb eannrrahlp
reatoenr eahuiiie Iwlweea (lu LaaWlriM
andJ.H. Km, of t'rlnavllle, llnwnn. undr
henrin nameiaf Tha llrally lavelpmnl
a., baa hava thla dar. bv mutual nusaenL
dlaanlwd, J, a). o reUrtns In.iu the Dii.t-
a. All aenHinledueaatd Hrtn are Bavalil
hi our lMhtt aud all llahillUea wIb
paid or hi m.
uama thla ua i day of April li".
tifv l.roLi.rrra,
J. a, ra.
A AVhole Section
d4u Acres fniatiaoi
V V XXC1 860 firr,- can
I put In urnln; two Mix prlnir auf
fltvut to Irrliinte Si) acrtm: all under
IciHf; frtlr liulldlnira; stunll Irult;
lour uitlo froin rrliievlllo.
Le Than $12.00 Per Acre
M. K. ItlUNK. rrlnevllli.. Oivgon
Dinsolutiun ot Partusruhlp.
The aarlnaniblD fornieelv euiidueUid anitrF
the Bin name cat Hani met at Miilr, la hr
Mutual euoaent dlaanlved. M. U. slaltitnel
eolleeilna and pa. 1 04 all dlta
Dated Ihla 1Mb day of aptlt, Iglo,
ltotlcs to CrvJItors.
Nolle I harehv liven bv the andnralaned.
the adinlnl.tralor iaf lhlat of Hartal li.
Halmu. dnmuMl, lo all emtnora of and alt
neraoiui havla elelena asalti.l aald ilinaail
lupmenlthe aama wltw the proper vouoli
era, tu tle underahrtied, al I he ofUoa of M. It.
Klliotl In I'rlnevllle, Orrann, within als
month from the first Futilifwtlioa, uf this
oltee.
Haled Uila flat day Of A prl!, tim.
Jonm Haasn.
Admlnlatralnr of the aatata of ll-wi M
Maliea, dewaae4.
Dr. A. W. Grater. Dr. P. Coacklry
Sujjeitire TaerapentUU
or
Vital Treatment
Dr. Orator and Dr. Coackls aoliril
easot of parslysls, bronchia!, stomach,
brain and spinal troubles. Fentalw
weakness 1 nocialtT. t'tiaiw reason-
abla. Office next door to I'rice Bros.
tore, 1'rlnsvlllo, Or.
Ofltc hours: 7 to 12 a. m. 1 to S
p. in. 7 to 0 p. tn.
, Consultation Free.
HARNESS and 1
saddlery!
SHOP J
SSIHIH I
I H.D. STILL I
Q 'Prineville, Oregon Q
Excursion Rates To The
. East
During 1910 ; From All Point on
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co.
TO RATES
Chicago , , 72,50
Council Bluffs"
Omaha,.-
Kansas City.... I 00.00
St. Joseph
81. r.ul
St. Paul via Council Bluffs........... 63.90
Minneapolis direct 00,00
Minneapolis via Council Bluffs 03.00
Duluth direct ., efl.00
Duluth via Council Bluffs;.. 67JH1
St. Uuis ;.,... 67.C0
Tickets will be on tale May 2nd and 0th ;
June 2nd, 17th and 24th ; July 5th
nd 22nd Angust 8rd j and
'September 8th.
Ten days provided for the going
trip. Btop-overs within limits
In either direction. Final return
limit three months from date of
ale, but not later than Octaber
81st. KOne way through Califor
nia flKOO additional.
WM. McMURRAY
CeneralPeueagerAtent Portland, Orasoa