Hot W eather Special
W
at 25
rE purchased a sample line
of Sandals and Moccasins
per cent on the dollar.
And we will sell them at a price
that will surprise you.. You cer-
want to see these values.
ny B. Walker. Iota 7 and 8, Movk 5,
iwdtuniid ; consideration f'.ljO.
Kodnion.l Townsite Co. J..t n V.
M.ller, 1 block 7, Kedniond; con
(deration $I2
WJohijl. Hard mi l ifo to ll.iirr
IHiiKor, 1.8 ,3 acres am: . '.T!. L ft. It-
coililcrnliou lniiiiui.il,
K. May livis and hualmnd to Sarlota
bluffer N.itlli. SO feet of ,i 4, ,hck .
.Madras; consideration fltlOO.
Aaron W.Uratrr tin.l aiU in M,..-
Cyms, parti I of laud in Piincville; on".
animation f 10,41.
thailes Winters and to the Cei
man M. C. church i( Crook miu.ii
parcel ol land (or timrch iiur.nin.!
. . . r
ai.itiaun nominal.
VMiliaui A. (.niton an ! t il,
Herman Methodist rnictv ol Madras.
ur., parcel of (Hint ; ivnti. It-ration nolo
mat.
nlllifrvd MM P. More. a In ll,.
Baldwin Mieep A Laud (V. HO acres ii.
ec. Jti, t. 11, r. H; ronaideratiun no in I
nal.
The
Scrap Book
1
tainly want to see these values. S
IB
: : .
P D i r.r dd svc 1
The Place for Real Bargains ffll
i III
Knock.d Out In Oft Court.
a )iiuint story about a guest who
nau noon Invited to mi with Mr. ".
ii. Mccormick, the Inventor of id,
rentier, ta tout In the lawk "Cyprus
.net oruii.'K,
A very dlgiiltlnt nnd self rcnlotvl
military oflicor was taking supper with
the MeCoriulrk fuiullv. ti... n..
course, as usual, was cornnioiil imish
n! milk, u wa served In Scotch
fashion, with the hot iiiusu In olll.
bowl ami i ho cold milk In another
The practice was 8o to co-ordinate tho
rating of them that IkIIi were tluUhcti
at the sumo tlmo.
The olllccr planned his spoonfuls
badly and was soou out of milk.
"Have sonic more uUlk to Unlsh your
lutwh, colonel." snld Mei'.irii.i.b
eral ml mile la tor
bowl was empty, at which Mct'onui, k
Mid. 'Have some m.. iml!i, l0 tliillj
your milk." And so It wont, with milk
lor tiio mush ami mush for the tnllk.
until the uiifiirtiinato colonel was hopo
lessly Incapacitated for the Tour or
live courses that cuine nfternur.l.
ol hor a ton dollar hill, "nnd you can
give me the change when I so yon
till evening. "
Ilo kept his appointment, and In Hi
(voiilint Hi young woman dnml.il liln.
an cnvol.ipo. "Here's your change,"
ahe said, lie placed the letter In his
p-t'ket and dl.lu't o-n It until the
ncM iii,.riilii.-, and as he did so K3
.cuts di-opptHl out.
He Is Mill wouoVrhiR what the yotinir
woman had for dessert.-riillndelnhla
Times.
A Definition cf Eugsnlcs.
The word eiiuenls u u.tw noniul
lo the K'n. inl movement led by ills
llnituWIicd ph.VKl. lans ami am loloelxts
tonaitl IntclllKviit ra.-e culture. This
Seneratlon has rccoittiliotl that I tin
niaklnir if worthr hiiiiiini Ih'tttnt la ii.m
crilst of all stops In the progress of
civilian tloti. Itorcdll.r and emlroti
nii'iit mold the Individual. Kiiuenlcs
tant!s for the principle of liemlltr
and IiinIkIs that rhh.lrcn ahull te well
turu III the sense that til. v ahull come
Into tho world with the hlrlhrlirht of
hcallh. While the cniiipali;n to pre
vent Infant mortality represents oru:in-Ix.-d
eTort to Imiirove I'livlronment.
eo-iilcs Is the foundation prlnclole
tiiu whl. h nil hiimnnlliirlnii re forms
may hulld.-1 Vllneator.
Mschins Stilt Tickttt,
A machine flir ulll nm.ti.iiiiv ...
pcrscde the rallnvid ticket clerk Is ln-
imr oip.Ticn.-in.Hi wtin at the Ureal
Western rallrond station at Itlrinlmr.
ham. It prints and lsues tickets and
records the sale In tliA niiiiiinr nf h.
automatic nh kcl In the slot affair anil
cnh resistor couihlii.Hl.
All the clerk has to ilo la In tom-h a
button atlach.Hl to one of the S.txw
atatlon iiamos ludlintcd on the ma
chine, feed a blank Into the machine
mi. I turn a small handle. A printed
ticket for the station reuiiHtt! Is then
shot out. Hie amount paid being menu,
time recorded lu duplicate upon a con
tinuous strip cf pnpor Inside the ma.
chine.
Arrlicatioa (or liiiutiilitntliln
lu the I'otiuty Court of the ainte ofthi-
,-"., My .,. oh..
a In n.atler ot th l.iini.lluo.lup ol
o. ....... . i ,... . f.
o.miv.i ...H.ni, A.oi.ir, .nirr 1,1 fit. is
eaiiM- on apt-lu ailou ot gusr.liau for ort.i
oi .aieoi re.M CMair.
1, ........ ...... ... .1.1. iVl.rl thai. II.h lu.
Iillon iIiImIiiv ri . nli'il ami llle.1 l.v lila
I rt.M' llie uoHriiin.. ... - i-n.n.rn am.
M.lt Ol ItulHTl , lamii ... i.iiinii , ',n. ma im
auonlrrol al ol rerlani real e-tnie lie
l.i.ii.itf lo ht-r .Mill aar.l lltal II ainwarn I.
IhiM'oait Unit II la l.vi rheial to llie aal.l
aar.l Hint u ll real t'.lule aholil.l he aol.l.
III. herrhy onleml, that the urn .il
kin of llie caiil " ainlalliHiriH.ua Ini.-r-e-t.'.l
In the aai,l elste, apa'nr Is-fore llilx
I oui t on I InirKiliiy, the I It day ot AuituM,
PUil, A. I)., ut 10 o el.H'k, a. lu., at Ihr
Mb,... l II, t. I'nlirl. at IIim citiirl.
Iittitae In the county of t 'r.Mik, then an.l
... .i. . .i.. ... ...t... .1.....1.1
noli Kraute.1 ler thraaleof all. h r.al
r.lule, iIi-m tiIh'.I In mil. I lilluii a. (ol
Ii.h a:
, ........1. I..ir ..f . I.H ...III I.AM.I ..ll.rf...
in,.,'.,., ,tii ,.i ...... ,-
ami Ilia sotithwi.nl ipiarier ol ins aouinesM
,iia.er ol aet ilon Iw.-ul v-r'xhl and Ihr
northwest .niarirr of the mirtheaat iiiiaaler
of SMliun llilrlv-lliree In tnuhtp
thirteen aoiilh, of 'rang r-Ulieu rant, ol
WilliiinetlK Merl.tian lu t rtH.k coiiuli
,,r ,. , r.,-(,....
Ami II la further onlere.1, that a copy of
Ihia order Iw imhlilirl ones a -!. for
thm- atiti-eavite week tiel.r the aahl .lav
ol henruit. In Ilia I'rmik t'oultty Joarlial,
s weekly new!,iaier pium-meii in i rut,
villa, t'rook county, ami circulating there
in.
D.it.,1 this 'hid .lay of .In I v. lulu,
? It ll.t . Kli.I", I'oiinly Ju.liic
Notice to CnJllocs.
.oti. v la nervnr s,rrn "r l"p iiorran-
e.1, the s.lmlni.traior of the eataie of il-
.,,,, j i .a..., ,r, va-nt, ,um,, - i,,-
.( l-lnit.,a .J.lll.l BiAtil .Im'MMUmI Ilk IIIM.Hl
them with the pnlHr voli.hers to Ihr
uutleralKlieil, at the ottlie ol M. K. Klllolt.
in I'rlitMvtlln llr,.ittn willtln mix willt.
troni tin, .late of llie tirat publication ol
tula notice,
liatr.1 Ihli 3Hh tiny or June, I'MO.
Ai mar r. t ans,
A'luiliilnlrator of the i -lule of Willont ).
t'raiu, lteceaae.1.
Faith.
Better trust all ami be ueretv.-.l
Alld Iwn th.i. ti. ..... ...... ........
Tlmn doubt one li.-urt tlmi if .lieve,t
Hatl blessed ones lifo ullh tru b-llev-Ina.
Oh. In this niaekinar wo-l.t loo fnt
The doubling lleod o crukes our youth!
Better be cheule.l lu l:e at
Than lose the blessed hovo of truth
Prances Anna Keiubls.
Open Letter to
County Court
The Dalles, Or. July 23, 1910.
To Hons. H C. Ellig, county judge;
11.11. Bay ley and James Rioe,
county commissioner?,
Comprising the County Court,
of Crook county, Oregon:
Gentlemen:
, . i
iuc aaujc t.aii ins i "ni n. vaugn, lota a and 24 in
possibly done and at this meeting I block lzt Hillman; consideration $150
arrangements be made , whereby
ouUide panics may be employed
who can devote themselves entirely
to the securing of evidence for the
illegal sale of liquor and kindred
onenses ana mat upon this evi-.
dence the officers can then proceed
with the prosecutions and the en
forcement of the law. As the mat
ler now stands no official has the
From information received at authority or right to spend public
different times and from reports ; money in hiring any work done
... iuU ur less aumenuc cnaracter, ; looking toward this end and with
c :.. :.i i ii .i it t .....
.us evmcui, ma. me taw proniDil-1 out eome such plan, as is well
ing the sale of intoxicating liqnors 'known by all, this matter can not
IS ItPiniT vf1taA in rl iff a can 1AA.T! ' n i ...
ties in Crook county, particularly As long as this law is upon the
along the line of the railroads now statute books good citizens feel
building in the county. I have re
p atedly asked that complaints be
f worn to and evidence obtained in
. order that prosecutions might be
commenced for these alleeed vio
lations. It aj pears, however, that
private individuals have an un
willingness to swear to complaints
or testify as to violations, which
may come within their observation,
and inasmuch as the authorities
have no means of compelling pri
vale individuals to furnish such
evidence, it has become and is a
difficult t-ituation for the authori
ties to deal with. It is a well
known fact that it is practically
impossible for the district attorney
or sheriff, or their deputies, in per
son, to be on the ornnn.l .I
p, . . u w . fc.ic
time when any Euch violation
o Tur.-, as the movements of these
officers or any of their deputies are
closely watched and should they
or any o them visit a place where
it h thought any such transaction
cc nr, everything would be tegu
li'.ed until the officers had turned
their back. In many of the conu-
tiesof theFtate, the county court
miiy realize this phase of the ques
tion and have made provisions
whereby oulnide jeople are em
ployed who can and who make it
their business lo secure evidence,
which enable prosecutionH of the
violation of the liquor law to be
fuccessfully conducted. This is
true in Umatilla county, W'aeco,
ana oilier counties in Eastern Ore
gon and also true of aany of the
counties of the Willamette valley.
This question is a public one and
the county court as well as all
officials are interested in seeing
that any .law which is upon, the
si a (tile books is properly respected
while the law exists. I therefore
earnestly request of the countv
court that a special meeting be I
that it should be observed and it
is to that end that I present this
matter to the county couttacd ask
that action be taken by it, as is
done in other counties, to the end
that proper results can be obtained.
Very respectfnlly,
Fked W. Wilson,
District Attorney.
Real Estate Transfers
Redmond Townsite Co. to J. K.
Myers, lot 18, block, 25, Kedmoml ; con
comiJeration nominal.
Kedmond Townsite Co. to A. 0
Myers, lot 19. block 25. l,nnj
sideration nominal.
Wilbur Bolton and wife to Patrick
Reilly, dK awv.
setf. sec. 24, t. 9, r. 17; consideration
$1100. -
Horace tV. Gainhle to W. Bolton, n
b!, and tw4 K'4, gee. 24, t.
9, r. 17: consideration S1000.
Crook County Investment Co. to Ella
II. Palmer, lots 26 and 27, block 13 in
Hillman ; consideration $-10.
George A. Jones to fVm A Iahh.
y t4, s.'s neX, and aM eu 8ec.
t- 19, r. 11 ; consideration nominal.
W. T. Burney and wife to W. M. Kill,
inirsw'ortli all of
. , "l I. JU
consideration 6000.
Hamue! J. Newsom anJ wife to V. J.
Kingsley. parcel of Inn.) in
- - -VTIWIIJ
addition to Prineville; consideration
150.
h. E, Prickett ami ttlfo In il IT
....v v.. ,
nells, xivV. neK. aec 14 i ic .
consideration f:i000. ' '
8. Montiroaierv to O C. m,.r...n
, . - -"-I until 2
interest in lot I. l.lfu.1, 7 o.i ,
consideration $1250.
Kedmond Townslln On in n n r
Dowell and 8. Montgomery, lot 1, block
6; consideration nominal.
I'liilip A. Francis ami wife to W J
Baker, awjf n tec. 15, t. 18, r. 12
consideration $800.
Frank F. Smith to Ella If R.i.-..n
S 8e' 8' K' 19; '"on
Stanton 8. Black flml tt'ifa tn A 1..
- w aicwii-
aer, Stewart, trustee. ec. 3(1. til.
18; consideration nominal.
Crook County Investment Co. to
Im r. Kea to Rav Brothers, unrl-
vided Si inteiest in the town of Ken
wood ; consideation nominal
ron P. Rea to Robert Rea, undivided
H interest in first addition to Palmain ;
consideration nominal
Don P. Rea and Robert Rea to Rea
Brothers inc., nnmerona nA .,!,
iota in .Madras; consideration nominal.
Keumonu lownsite Co. to F. M. Zuru
wait, lota and 8, in block 48, Red-
moncl ; consideration $125.
Kedmond Townsite Co. to (i. V
Linter, lot 1, block 37. Redmond
siueration nominal.
G. V. Linter and wife to Ken r.nti.r
lot 1, block ; consideration 1400.
Vrooa LOUntT Inveatmnnt Tn
John L. O'Hara. lot 2finH w v.r.i,
- , w,
ii inman; consideration $40.
Robert Urnmnlav and ;fo r.i.
v-anauan, iou acres in sec. 12, t. 15, r.
la; consideration nominal.
Crook County Investment Co In Mr.
T r r:. . , . . . .
.. .... l ins, ioi in, oiock 110; consider
ation II.jO. .
Lva W. I.afnll,.ti n l,.k.i
diaries A. King. bt3. blork it p,i.
villa originnal plat; consideration $525.
tugene B. Summy et ux and V. 8.
Maris et nx to G. L. Porter, lnta S a 7
in uenci ; consideration 12500
John Vt. While to A. f!
interest in lot 12, block 11, Bend; con-
ncieralion nominal.
Crook County Invealmont rn t r
. lhaussex and Joaenh Pr.u, .,,..
.yvs j ana ai, Dlock 131, Hillman; con
siueraiion fiuu.
Delia F. Brogan to the Baldwin Sheep
-n" IW acres of land in sec.
J.f, t. 10, r. 15; consideration nominal
rreu a. jicuonald and wife to the
midwin Sheep and Land Co., ands in
sec. n, 1. to, r. U; consideration notni
nai.
.rooa touniv lnvpnlmt r-
iMvm woore, lots 1, 2.' 3. 4. block 8x
iiinman; consideration 1525.
Samuel E. Grav an.l . ifn. U...1.1.
urowoer, an ol block 2 and Ms 1. 2 3
4, li, 19, 24 and 25 of block 9, and 11,
n, ij 01 oiock 8, Madras; consideration
Atoert Woliler and wife 10 later
Mxikernam and Helen Eborall, mV.
swX.tec. 9, t. 15, r. 13; consideration
Owen L. Wolfard and wife to David
D. Hirks and wife, lots 4 and 6, block
131, Hillman: C mat Ipfulinn nAmlnl
T. K. Manderschield and wife to Mol
lis r . uiuett, nwtf sw gee 9, t. 15, r.
10 , tunnui ration ir)W.
Frank Elkins, sheriff, to 0. C. Hale,
ianas twloriKinir to r. ft fu .i
vn.o Mill.
otners; consideration II449 7.-.
Charles A. Bedell to Lillie I..
water right for Crooked river waters!
consioerauon nominal.
Walter A. Dimick nl ;r , n..
" "v- w III'. A
ander Stewart, trustee, 80 acres of land
ecu, 1. J I, r. 18; consideration nomi
na'.
P. N. Yibbert and wife to Alexander
ntewart, trustee. lfiO mr. in
ocvii jiirj
on ana 31, t. 12. r. Ill: n,h..,;,..
nominal.
Kmauuel T. Baracco. AlexaniW ki.
ari. Lrustee. hpi bm 11 a 1, ...
consideration nominal.
II. W. Randall to Clove Sandafer an 1
On of tl.a ln,i
Jine iiiitier or s,Mt.i.. 1.111...,.
lowa was a .MetluslUt circuit rlihT In
me early sixth's lu 11.u1 lirn U't vt-.
emin.
ine Ruudny in jrulng ho was on his
Wily tO lUeilell lit in.,, nf l,u -..1
npiwtimnt-iita wln-n n mot a vii
letiow trudirliii- uIimil- nltlt a n.inr.-.it
011 his shuuldi-r. Air. It. illlv.'r niittiiiid
10 do siH-d nt Buy time, stnnix-d his
uorse nini s.ii.t: "GwhI tnornluir. mv
son. Where are you tuliiir this tin..
uuy with a tniittiK'k on your shoul
der?
juu ynniiL- it mow nnsn-pr..,!- "I .,.
golnir over In're to diir nut a II m. 1,1
groundlioi;. Where lu thunder are you
goin,
I am out looklne nn somo nf tl...
lost shei-p of Israel," replied the minis
ter
The youne fellow's face lluhtnl nn
and he cxcln lined, "There's a bis lun-k
over here at Liii-h? ISillv's. nn.l I'll
bet Unit's oue of thctnr-Nuflonal
Monthly
I
Report of the Condition
at LAIM.AW BANKING TRUST COtirANT.
at l.aiiltnn . In tliotata of tr.(t t Ihr
t-lnf uf Inuiiia June .10, IHIQ
hesuiirret.
Loans ami ilix-omita Sr.'.iml T'
llv.nlrnlti.,ar'iire.l an.l iinwtiiYd ! Mt
Itou.la, atviirili'", I'll"
Ilur from apttrovwl rfavrva latnka
t'lut'ka an.l otlirr tali Iti'tua . . .
('ah on lian.l. .... ..
K prum.
Tilal S4.4.-4I tft
l.lal.llltira.
j t'apital atwk paid In .. . ... HtutO i
InilUul'l d. puaitaaulijn'l tiiclir'k H.ilv.Sl
I ifinaiiii .-.-tiiii.atra vt urtmaii
s.su s?
a,. ) 1 41
in; in
1 .14
11 at.
4 2 hi
llarrlrt .
CitMtlolt.
In ll.f f,,i,ir Court of tht (flats i row.
In Ilia Mmirr otllir tO-lalt (,f
M nlarti. il-.iar,l.
VI fl-"iMl'- '.l'"-t.r Man, lll, ,t,t
Ualwn llatila MutHr. I'liarl.. M,
u..ip. Mal.wi, J.1I111 Malwii ami l,rtl,.'
t..t tl v . liiwliiiu: "iiia
In Ilia uatnaol llto Ktalr of Ortii.n vim
aiv I,,-,. I.jr riinl an.) rr,,iiira.l to ,,,.', 1,
Hit- tmiiuv t mittnftha Kial. ol t'lr,
hit Ilia I '. IV lit I .-.ll ll "TTtMl
tlnrif, at I'rliirvllla, In Ilia I , J"'.'.'
rtaik, .111 Monday lite ikl .lay of thu,i,rr
11 III. al III ..'.il.M'k l .1,. r.. .
ilitv, lltvii an.l tlttr lu almw eauar. II a!i
felBl H.I.I. u.. ........ ... l I .. J
"v " " r ..i aa.a ai..li , llp
tiia.U. aulli.in.lnx .mj atlmlnlati ati.r of
aal.l ralale In avll Idrl.ilU.ali.K i,..,.t,.,l
r.'H MUIM nf Hl.l a....! ...1. . .
1 ..HI. la.lH.iiHh aiilaliti.1,,,, 1,, i,iatl,.ii
t Um. No. 711, I p. a; M , It, W Iwriu,!
., ''""" "'liig si a point un Ilia
ni.illt ili. ,.f ,! ,. f d,,,,,!!,,,, ,
. lilliii N ;i, 1 ,.. N-i u, av, w. m
III Jai k.,, 1, , ,,,1,1, , !!.,(,,, M
of Ihr 11 .H ra I i-oiuar .f aald .! ,.
an.l rum lliri.ra aaat (li aani i.uril,
liiia 4IS In-t u Un. iiurihwaat Bi.rnar .if
aal.l ral hi, H ,r mirth M irai 11,.,.,
r.t l;l,r, aoulh iV!U l.t, tltn.,,,,.1
' 'rrl 'lirnc liurlli iVV. ttml lu 11.. . I..,-
of l-glltuliil.
,iiiiii,h ittr iionurai.ir if. t Kill
J UOLf. .if ll.M I'lilllll m iu.,1.1 ,.l il. ui.. . t
r'ic.iii fur Crunk rounty ailh tlir ral of
w. , ,... a.iiK.w inta lat 1 iv u
IIIIU, ' "
Atlr.li Wnui llaows.
Cuiinly Clerk.
itotki (or Publication.
lr.arliii.'M of ids Intrrlor,
l.au.l Ultli-c at Tlia liallaa, rrK.in.
uiy sain, luiu,
Notl.l' l lirl.y Klvrn that
William ll. W.'t'oy,
if rrilH'lllr. tln-a.n. .... t...n .1.1.
''. lloinr-taail. rrlal No. ucil.1i !
No. I UM, for WSiVi hamuli a, and
I, N U 1 Mm-tlull 17 'I ... .i.l.i.. 1 a u
Itauitr It. K-t, W lllaiin-tia Mari.lan, haa
ulr.1 in.il.r uf uiii-iiti.m l,i 1,,,,, in ,)v
)rrpr,Hif, to a.iat.a.lt claim to Ilia land
t'.'Vi' .la t'rllMHt. tM'f.trn 11...
tuny ilrrk nl 1,1. uinr. al I'rliiri illr!
U ihl. illi day uf Srilrllila", llllu.
( latiuatit l.ai.iiM mm 1. 11 ..... . u ...i
. Ul III. I. liliarl t. 11
lll'liw. Alil.n H. Iu.,1.,.,1 .11.. ....
til l', tin sou. I', w 1. ......
" lt...'-.
flriveaaway Flics, Moinitx'sand Guuta.
11 1'iu.cvia uurwn auu cadie from attacks
of injects, cnablinK them to frr.l and
sleen in lx-ace. It tirmrnia L.a ,,f ,ul,i
and strength from w.irry cmued by
attacks of uisects, and fiutu the irritation
of their bite and atim, Tl,. i. .
satisfaction in tba rtlief it affords
domestic animals from the scourge- t.f
madilcniiiR pamsitoi and flies, besides the
profit in returns. Honea do more work
on less feed nnd cows yield more and
better milk when relieved from the frenzy
incited by constantly fiRliiin( a swarm ol
voracious, in.ti.ilila injects.
Four sires, 35c, 5.1c, 75c and ft. 15.
Ask your merchant for it.
Uovt Cbkmicax, Co. Portland, Orefjon
j Total 24,lNi
State of Orriruu, County olCnaik,
I, r . E. Dayl.m, prei,leiit,uf llieul"'.
muiied hank, do aoleuiniy awrar that the
i.b.ive alateuirut la true to tlia lu-t ..f my
know leilio ami U lii f, V. K, Ditt.in,
Prealilelil.
r-iiliM-rila-.l and attorn to befi ra me thla
illlt iluy ofJu!y, into. A.T. Hwr.
Notary I'ul.lle
Correct -A licit: Wa. It. Hisnm,
A. K. 11 in.ir,
llim'luM.
For Sale.
7 PiiHwniri-r Toni lnir cur. Stevens
lllirVHji. 1 tti.r Klvl lv fl..ll. 1..
Km id condition.
Also lor Mile, i-rnwiurer Tnurlntr
enr I'riioiiins Flverl In irotut rim.
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for hind. IIkttn Al io Co..
1" The Unllea, tfri-Kon.
Notle for I'ubli. Mtlott.
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v .1 . . , "''."lu,
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of V. well tlmi,, (irett.,1,. wh... un Feb r'.
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ol inteiill.in to n.aaa Imal IUr.yrr .r..l.
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a.rii,,, Wartrn llru.n, e,.unty
'lerk ai hi. tilth, at Prineville. tirraoii.
oil Ilia !r.l day i.f Auiu.l. I0.
Claii.iaiit nainra a. witnaiHs: Nathan
I. Ilruih Charlr, . Kualar. Holla N.
Ih.ly. of IV.well lliittr, tirefuiii John C
I'aaey, uf I'rinerlHe. Or, k.,,n,
? -'P C. W. allHiHK. Brnlaler.
Nolle for Piihllialloii.
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p.il.ll.' wlr, lu tl,, t,i,he. 1,14,1.,, ,v
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llu, nri, al thu ,,mer, iiw r.,ii,,wlii( ira. n.f
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Ant wrwMi rlaluilns aittaraelr tt ala.te
a.rrlld lan.l. are advl.nl 1.1 nia llirlr
i-lnlilia, .., til.h-cll.n,., n , Urfum 1,( Uuy
! d 'alsnalrd fnr.alr
Ml '', , MISIIIK, Rrilaler.
For Sale.
Public liin.l at rip, fully irtiarnntifd,
C1111 be used nn any liuid k ii to
hoiniateail entry. No rtnldrnce re
nttlreJ. U W. HubU-ll, Mprltiu-tl. ld,
MlMuttrl. , 6 ill 1 in.
His Fast FrianHa.
A teacher In a New Knclnnrl pen m .
niur avlioul found the atiblolned fucta
In a cotuiKisillon on l.iiiii.r,.nu- 11,..
pool, written by a tiftecii-veiir-old elrl:
'Henry W. IjlliL'fellow una liorn lii
Portland, Me., while his tmretits with
travcllni: in Kurone. Itn hml mil n v
fast friends, uuioiik whom tho fastest
were riioebe uud Alice Carey."
tho
that
Ha Draw th I in.
Old John was a lawver's rnnnilentlnl
clerk, and he had the ticrnlcious hnliir
or goins to a nelchborhiR saloon every
niortiiiii; nt 11 o'c- IK-k and tn l.lir
small glass of whisky. He was not
proud of this habit; hence after
whisky he always took a clove
Put one inornlnir it liiir.i.rne.1
there were 110 cloves on th Imr nn.l
Jonu, after hnvlnir considered the mat
inr, nte a siimll rnw onion from the
free lunch tray. That would destroy
ine telltule whisky odor, no doubt,
well lis the clove hud nlwnvs drum
and, so thiiikliie. he returned tn Mm
desk
It was a double desk. At It lm nn.l
hla employer sat face to face. John
on his return was soou aware that lilt
employer noticed " something.
iiinu s nostrils iiiilveimi iio airr,..i
and finnlly, wlih a crlinace of illL'iir
00 nroKe out
Look here. John: I've stood wliluUe
and clove fur n 110 pen ra 1,1,1
draw the line ut whisky mid onions!"
Farmers and Stockmen
ATTENTION!
the
Har Baraaln
A mail who was lletnlneil nt
house for a part of tho dnv linmle.1 nu
wife, who was iniluir ilmviiinu-n
qimrter of n ilullur mid re(iiested her
10 Bet nun thine r-ti'iirs fnr It U'h,n
she returned she handed him the pack-
ukp, remai-K nir e.vn nnl V
'That Shows that women enn r.n.,1
men nil Hollow when It comes lo nmk
lnz purchases. 1 found n nlnco 1,..,.,
I could got eight for a quarter Instead
ut inree. mu t nmt cmnc some?"
And the poor num. ns he took
medicine, merely renin iked-
"It certalnlv Is. dear." fill rttv nit-,.
.,
XUIU.
his
Desssrt Was E xoanaiva.
A tlUSlllCSS mail nuked n vnnn.
man of his ncqtialiitance to lunch In
a uopartment store lunch room. Pull
ing out his watch lu the middle of
the mcnl. he suddenly rnmemlierud iimt
ha hud nn Important engiigenient nnd
mm oniy a few minutes to catch
train.
'Order what von want fur ii,.unnri
he told the vountr woman as he hand
HAYING and harvesting time is at hand.
Before buying for this season get our
prices on Rope, Hay Forks, Jackson Forks,
Pulleys of all kinds, Machine Oil and Wire
Cable. Our stock along this line is complete,
and if you will give us a call we will prove
it to you that our price is right.
l We are also agents for the celebrated line
of Deering Harvesting Machinery, which
includes Mowers, Rakes, Reapers, Binders
and Headers. '
Don't place your orders without first receiving
our prices.
. L Jordan Co
Hi