HILL OFFICIALS VISIT CROOK
COUNTY
ContlnOdl from first n gr.
inp grain and fragrant with
growing fruit.
Everywhere they observed
progress. Tho people of the
various small towns have awak
ened to the necessities occasioned
by the prefence of the railroad
and are rising to meet the chang
ing conditions. At Metclius the
commercial intereslshave caused
an artesian well to be driven
with tho result that water was
encountered at a depth of less
than TOO feet. A handsome new
hotel also is being erected there,
which will rccom module all the
travel that is expected there
within the next few years.
Colonists are coming into the
country in great numbers. It is
estimated that the opportunity
seekers who arrive there num
ber more than 100 daily. Near
ly all remain. Most of them
have money and invest it rn
small tracts of land. The var
ious towns are well prepared to j
accommodate the new arrivals
having committees who meet the
trains and gtage lines and who
advise the settlers on oppor
tunities for profitable iuvest
ments. At Bend a Ladies' Auxiliary to
the Commercial Club has been
organized for the purpose of
holding weekly meeting to wel
come the families of new citizens
justness at the land offices is
booming. The number of tilings
on homestead land at Bend since
the first of the year has been
Dearly 100. All property close
to the town has been taken up
and most new arrivals are seek
ing locations as far as 50 miles
from town.
-I never was more surprised in
life," said Mr Jackson, and Mr.
Foster joined with him in voicing
this sentiment. "The entire
country presents excellent op
portunities for agricultural
and horticultural development.
Nothing that has been said of
that region has overestimated it.
I'll be able to go back to St. Paul
now and tell them that the liter
ature that has been sent out on
this subject has not even done
it justice."
Tillman Reuter's success on
his 35 acre farm near Madras
has been phenomenal. Without
irrigation he has been ab!e to
raise crops'that have taken first
prizes at nearly all the agricul
tural competitions h 'd in the
Northwest in the past Tow years
He accompanied the party to
Portland, this being the first
trip he ever made from his
present home to th'n city on a
railroad train. Orconian.
An Cld Maij's Idea.
"Do you." he asked, "believe in early
marriages?
"Well." she replied. "I used to, but
am willing to say r.iat at present I
believe better late t iau uever' may
be applied lo ninrria; e as well as to
some other things."-Chicago Kecord-
Ucrald.
j Kismet.
"He loves me not." i ;e daisy said
When Elste soukM io pluck
An answer from It ! at by leaf
Of ill or happy iu .:.
"He loves me not. " ihe daisy said
'hf-n all its leav' 4 were dried.
And Elsie smiled ; I fate because
She knew the d ;isy lied.
Success Magazine.
Decidedly Cool.
Peggy Why 1 Ms strange garb, a
straw bat and 1111 overcoat?
Jleggy-The ren irks some of these
girls make get n ; so thud. 1 buve
been working my brain lately, and nat
urally this leaves the rest of my body
cold. seir lork Telegram.
HAS HO SUBSTITUTE
Absolute! Pure
Tha only baking powtler
made from Royal Crape
Cream of Tartar
Mi7ALUFrf.N0 UME PHOSPHATE
11
m
TREASON TO YOUR TOWN.
Whjr Sptnding Your Monty Elsth.r
Might Bo So Dtteribod.
In ro-rul mMrvss N'fxr Hi West
ern Now York NrsiHT Pulllhi,rs'
assocl.n Ion K. K. ItusM'v. I'tililislior of
the riiriw l Y.I Cllin'ii. wild
"The nnitili'in l! rv.illv a wrloiis ono
and hits in nvrivrd Hie stioutloii It
sliouitl have hint Int in it laife
nte.tsurp avwmila fr the rxinslou of
the I'usliicfj to I in mouse rvtti,ui
On coueei u In Clit'sT claims 10 have
I business of J."atO.iX0 kt j-c.tr. Hit
nn estimated iu:lt of II r inn.
nioiiiillns to ever JT.tXWM
"One viil.ice i tit x'pu!.ulin of
,VW I cited lit nn example of li.it
the nut II order business: iiio.m locally.
It Is claimed lh.it during i he month of
iHveinlier last ever Ki.iMI ns sent to
money orders from thai vilhue to one
Chlc.ico mail order house. A letter of
liwtiiir brings forth the reply thai
there Is no foundation for nioh
statement, Rlthoiih hat Is consid
ered a lar;:e amount of business Is
actually sent to Ihe mall order house.
The estimate uiveu (dace 11 at alKiut
$10,i annually.
"A smitw hat re-ent development of
mail order businos Is Ihe trade in
ladies' wearing apparel. A inimlMT of
Indies pairotii'.e house dealing In
those pxxlt without rvalizlujc lhat in
pernilttiti,; themselves to he ensnared
by Ihe e.xuent of the new fad, the
psychology ot advertisiuj;. they are
layitis' themselves oen lo rritlelsm
quite a much at the man who 1 de
luded Into sending away hit hard
earned dollars for coosls w hich show
np beautifully In the catalogue, but
have a decidedly differeol appearanev
when he receives them.
-The regular mall onler houses at the
present time have alluring advertise
incuts Id the marlines in w hich they
offer apparently wonderful lutn-'alns in
ladies' suits. The psychological feature
of the advertisements seems to be the
jrnarantee. which Is given great promi
nence. Of course Ihe render is not ei
peoted to draw Ihe deduction that lo
case the goods are not rtsht Ihe firm
has corresimident to deal with the
case who Is quite as expert in his line
as the high salaried man who writes
the ids. lu the matter of ladies' suits
it should not be a difficult matter to
present a strong argument In favor of
making personal selection from a
large stock lu a store known to be re
liable In preference to sending lo a dis
tant city and buying, as It were, a cat
in a bag. The local houses unquestion
ably have the advautage of the best
arguments, and these If proer!y pre
sented are bound to prove effective.
TREES THAT ADORN STREETS
Car Should B Given Ths Valuabl
Assets to Town Improvsmsnt.
All planting and care of trees that
adorn and greatly help to beautify and
Improve the streets should be done by
the town or by iernianeut orgnniza
tions authorized to carry on the work
The poorer the soil the larger should
be the hole for the tree. If convenient
add rich soil. Spread the roots careful
ly. Kill In with pulverized soli and
press into contact w ith the roots. Pro-
A SEAT riB.E Of TE'.K Sl'KMIlKT.
IFrom American Cily. New York. J
tect the tree with a line of wire net
ting supported on three or four posts.
It adds to the expense, but pays lu the
long run.
Wheu a tree elicv.5 of d-cay in
pla'jes get busy at once and secure
the -services of a competent tree doctor.
have the wound dug out. scracd and
a neat cement filling put in. thus pro
longing the life of the tree.
But in the protection of the young
trees don't forget to stir np civic pride
Provide for the small Imv and enlist
him if you can. It pays hetier than to
permit arrest or thre::i. ;i with arrest.
IX'U't permit telegraph !:; ci'mmi to mu
tilate trees or climb tli-m .villi spikes
Secure Ihe pnssage of onliuan. cs forc
ing wires and cables underground
wherever practicable. Telegraph and
telephone poles are unsightly and In
terfere with all s -hemes of street lin
provemeut and tr.e ;hi,;'.r,f.
Women Paint Their Church.
Women are today playing a promi
ne:it part lu the Improvement and
beautifying of towns. In liiirlingtoii.
N. J., a number of women members of
the congregation of a prominent church
of that place undertook the job of
painting their eilllice lest a campaign
of church improvement shonhl fiiii
through by a lack of funds. Headed
by the pastor's wife, they bravely set
to work with paint pots and brushes
and then formed a p'n money fund to
employ a man to die-rate the top of
the building.
Woman Wanted.
To do general houe work. Innnlr
of Mrs. ost,et, Oregon. 3-30 4-0p
Found.
A bunch of kevs V,il
barn and llillard's honn
have same by calling at this ollice. 3-23
22-Rifle Lost.
At end of Crooked ri, v,.i.t..
Finder please leave at E. T. Tor,ia.. 1
Co.'e store and receive reward.
-P K. ii. Citoss.
m
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Call For County Warrant.
All reyiiterod (enerl fund arrant
and all rond warrant up to and includ
ing No. 4.1 are now payable. Inter!
wilt top from the date of thin notice.
I'rineville, Oreirn, March lit,
Itu.ni I. Jokoax,
. t'ountv Troiiier
Mare Lost.
irv mare, brand anchor T on left
shoulder, collar mark on each lioiibler
halter and forty feet of rope; weight
about I0,i0 pounds; reward. Addren,
Jon Hi avrrr, rrlneviilo. Or. 3 Id If.
Relinquishment Cheap.
ItW acre. 20 mile from Prineville on
Crooked river ; 20 acre in grain: irri
gation not required hut can I irrigated.
House, barn, it-wire fence, around the
whole will relinquish for J).
Inquire at this office. SlrJ-tf.
Eggs for Hatching.
White Wyandot!: lo for $2. IS. V.
t knstaiu k, l'rlnevllle. Ore. 3-tf
Huntington & Wilson
Attorney
Of The Palles, :uav opened oflUvst In
Portland, Oirjon. Rooms 805-807
Lewis Building;.
f
Hmtnosa sent lo them from Crunk nmniv
through tlielrorriee In The laAllea or dlnvl
lo thilr Porllsnil aitttresa will rtsvlw itiumnl
attention. IMrtland Phone. Main
Notice of Contest.
lVrrtim-nt of Ihe Interior,
I'ntlpil Sili t u.l ilOice.TtK' lllo Ore.
M r,-h -l 1411
To William It. Mormn ol 103 K, .villi St., Swttlc,
o 'rv lirtir noUHnt thai Hlim ka Wilinn
who vives Prineville. llronn. hr n.u,.,rtt..
a.ltr del on IVbruary i. nil, flla in Uit
,lti.e hrr .tali- corroUiratt'd application lo eou-
auu mun inecanceiiauou ol Tour home
Hlca.t enlrv No. UVv,T, afrial No. "uVv7 ma.lv
NovomiR-ria. t9. for w. m-rtion -JS Town.
shie 17 raiiKtt IS eat W i!laiurtti M,n,lian
ax irmiilota tor her covo-me .hll..B.w
i.l William It. Monran has mholli atamtonr,l
it tract ol land lor ovr six mooihii last pat:
tlial hi ha tailed to n-iittf on the aaul land for
more than si months: that he has wholly
lailt-d 10 improve and cultivate ih
ot land a re,iurv,t hy law or at all.
You are.;t hen-lore, further noliltM that the
aid all,t!alion will be lak.-n by this oBica as
bavins W'vu confessed bv vou, an.l your said
entry will b eamvlnl' ihmindrr wlihoui
your further right h be h.-ard therein, either
beior this ifhce or ou appeal. If vou fait to file
in tlm oflii-e within tweutv davs after thi
rl it KtH publiealioa of this noli,.M u .1,... n
below, your answer, under oath, specifically
novtina and r,-spondinir to lhee all,-tfaniM ,,'f
cmlesi. or it jou fail wuliln thai lime lo rtle
in lln pfflif due pro.il thai you have served a
copy ol your aioiwor on Ihe said romeMam
either In person or by rot-mercd mail, if thli
s,Tvice is made tty the delivery of a copy ,d
lour answer 10 ihe contestant til person, proof
of such service must be either the said ron-
testanl s written acknowledgment ol his re
ceil'l ol the copy, -how -,1m the dale of it. r.
eeipl. or Ihe affidavit of Ihe person bt w hom
me delivery was made statins: when an.!
here the copy was delivered; if madet.vn-Riv
n r.it mail, pnof of such scri p e inusi cunsisl ot
meanmavHoi ineper-wiu by whom ihe e,v
t was
maiien siantic when and the no
MlStOlllcO to
hu h it nu miUt, and thin
aRidi
lavil nitti
lw ac-.ni(mmvd bf- the iotnuvtvr's rtxviut
turth h'tu-r.
You nhnuld slate to your answer Ihe namfnf
the Mwurti(e to whuh jou dere future
outic lu he win to yon.
W. M(Virk. Renter.
Pate of first publitaiton Mn h ji, l t)i
Ihiteofseiond pubiiiation April , i-u"
lteof third publication April t:tt pll.
ot fourth pubtu-atiou April jy, lwil.
Sum nions.
In the Circuit Court ti the ;ale of Oregon for
Crook County.
J. H. dray, and O. C. f irar. Plaintiff, vt. Isa
bella MctKmnM, Kehet-ca fiulavaoD, and Flora
M mnalil. dt-Undanta.
To lutiella MclMtaaid, an1 Rebecia Fin lay
son, lit'ii(lams aUive named :
In the name of the ritate of Oregon, vou are
herehy rfiuirrd M appear and auW. r the
complaint tiled ait at list you in the above-entitled
court and unit, on or I Wore the lt day
of the time prcMTibed in the ordrr for pu hit
cation of tin -uninion!. to-wit : the i:ith dav of
April pill, and it you fail toso answer, for want
thereof, the ilaintiffs will apply to the court
for the relief thvn-iu dn.aiidrdt to wit :
Tiiat the delt-u1ant and eai h of them t re-
intred loeublish their rlatra in and to the
xuth half o( tiie south Wet uarter. and the
South half of the Mouth Kut )ru r of lion
me. fltinn taat quarter, and the North
W est 'iiiarter of Section .Sixteen ilrtl. and the
outh Hat quarter of the South t quarter
of Section Eiieh teen (). the .Vorth Kttiarter
.-irin neat quarter, ano tne .North hill
of the North Kant quarter of Section Nineteen
in Township Sixteen ii south, of
fUiiKe Nineteen fl'i) Kut of the Willamette
Meridian, in Crook County, Oregon, and that
a decree te entered herein forever barring the
wiid defendant, and each of them, an ft ail
perwmji claiming under, by or through them
ur either ol them from making or claiwitiK
nuy intercut m ana u sail land or auv part
thereof, and that plaintiff be de-lared the
owners in lee aim pie of sairl land, and for such
oth'-r nn'l furUier order or dwree a mav seem
me.-t in the premimw, and for the costs and
ii-luiraents of this suit.
Thi sunimottH is srved upon you bv order of
the lion. W. L. Hradshaw, Judge of the ahove-
nuue.i court, dated tne -j:ird 'lay of February.
1'JU, ami the date of the find mibiu ati..n ..r
thi summons is March 2nd. l'Jll. and ih Hat.
iti the Itut publication thereof will eir.ire
e2-l -U ' 'V. A. BKIX. Attyfor plaiutiffs.
Contest Notiit
Department of The IntiTior.
V. b. Land Oilice, The Dalle, OreRon.
Kebrtiary 13, l'l.
a atifllclent content nrrtduvit hHvin in
filed In this nttitie by Churlea (i. i'
(VHiu-Mtitnt, Hifulnst honifsti-ad Entry Sit.
0h:, iniide Mart-b 20. 110. for h. u
sp'4. tp I7guth, rurme ID nwt, HUni-
eiw .virnuiaii, ny Alunxo H. Hol.lnMin, con-
tist?p, In wlilcn It In Hllnc-d that said AlonKi
H. Iti.lilnM.n box wholly aliandoned said
tnu-t fur inDre than alx inontha taut it:
flint said trw-t U not Sf tiled upon and cultl-vah-d
by huIU Marty as rt-qnlred hy law: lhat
tht're arf no Improvement uikiii Raid tru,.-
Ihatsald HlU-ifpd ahaencevras not dua u his
eiiiloym-nt In the army, navy or marine
corps of the United HlaU-a In time of war.
Said parlies are herehy notified to appear.
respond and oirer evidence touching Kald a!
IfKullon at lUo'clock a. in. nn April I, lull,
before T. K. J. I)ti fl"v. a Notary Publle, ut hi.
offloe In I'rlnevllle. Oifon, and that final
hearing will l held at in o'clock a. m. on
April , Wll. Imfore the IleirlsUir and llelver
at Hie I'nlled Hlatea lnnd Ortlce The
Ifcilles, tlregon.
The wild itouteMtant havlnor. In a nronernf.
fldavll, tiled Ki hruary l, lull, art forth fai;l
whleh Mhow that after due dlllirem-f tMnu,nul
servlee of this nitlneean not lie ma'te. It Is
,i,-r,'oy oruereu and aire-tea that such notice
be gi ven by due and prnfa-r publication.
-"M V. MUOKK, mulsler.
ids Wanted!!
ITo furnish 60,000 feet of lumber for sidewalks in
Noble's Addition, to be delivered on the ground at the
earliest possible date. Bids are also desired for the con
struction of sidewalks complete, everything to be furnished
by the contractor and lor the construction of such walks"
where all materials are furnished by us. Bids are also
called for to level and grade the streets in Noble's Ad
dition. For full particulars, call on or address
. A. R. Bowman,
Selling, Agent for Noble's Addition to Prineville, Or.
Sale of Suits
Sale of left on hftnd Suits
n-d Overcowta.
$22.50 SuiU $15.00
$30.00 Suits $20.00
$45.00 Suits $25.00
$30.00 Overcoats . $20.00
$25.00 Overcoats.. $18.00
GORMLEY, the Tailor.
Nitc to trcditort.
Noli.1 t hvrvt.v tWvn hx Ih timforalat nr..
Uic kilHiiitiMirnsrit o( tin fatal ol rwi K. I
l.ytU'. itiHvsuutt, ut ll )notitt hviu vUtiti '
,ho pnjHT vourhcra U the u ti.t.r-ttK m tht i
oitttout M. R K 1 1 tot in I'mifvUtf, Or-nott, j
wtihtn ix ntotithtt tniH Itw 0iw ot m ilrl i
lutluiium ol tins noii.o.
lUtt tin .'ii.l .Uy or Vrnvh. lU.
H I A H t.YTl K. i
Almtn.!imiiis ot ih ktii .it i. tt.ru o v
Contest Notic.
IVjxjirlniptU of thr Iiilt-rntr,
U.S. iMui 0.ttcitili Lalli. (rpm
A auftVlt'tit rtm1t mrtiUvll ti v In twn
flltHl tn thltotriti.v Krunota K. VWlKl.twi'ii-
ionimiii. Mcttnt huiittM4 iitlry No. twt, :
madv Mun-h 17, llO, fiif-1, Httlon U.Ti-wn- ,
thlp l'i -vuth, Hng 14 Kw-t, W iiiMin.-t(o :
which It lit ttll.-ifvj it, twta i-'uU 1. Jtihn-i
m tiHH wholly ttiMiittoufit mui tract ftr
mon Umn Hln uiotiiha Itutt !.(; UimI Wilti
imol U iml MtllHl ui-n nd riittl vtc,l t
Ui tvtrtr iv remin d It lw; tlmt inU l- '
ltmU iiwmv wit, nut tin h hUinUy intnt j
initio nny irnvy r iuitrtn ciupn or u .
t'nlUst SlHUm In lliih of wr. HuUt uarltn !
ttrv hrr'liv mttltliKl iti nmar. to.iH,i..i mii1 ,
ott'Tvldrncv Uitlt'tiliiK U ullcvktlon III it
oYlnt-k. in. -u April J', iwil u-ft.n-T. K. J. !
lurTy , h nt.utrv tutIU tit hi otitv lu lrtn I
vHt Un-tMi, Hint Hint tutt! hinrtn wilt In
brltlm lo,v:K k m. on Airtt twit, tw '
ftinc th Krtf!tr mid Ifa'ivlvvrni tli t'nlUHl i
MlittM l.n.l OrtUv In Thr HwltfK, Onu.xi. i
Tlif snud ouittittnt hnvlnii, tn pn.tr ft j
flitHvtt, fllftl tfhrunrv "A IWH. Mi Airth lW
whlrh -how 11ml Mflt-r ilu dUtf ncv i'ninnl
TMwirfihh nntltr inn not U nmi1t tt I ,
twn'ity onitriHi itnd tltrwtd tht mirh notlcv
I Ktvcu by dui 4tii 1 1'itipt'r puMlfMtton.
Contest Nntict.
IVrartment of the Interior.
I'. 8. Latul Uttk-c at l'lie Oallni, in-iroii.
Keliruary T, 111,
A sulflclent cmlrst afndavt liarlm ravn
filed In this oltlre hy -,,,, W, ( Hira,l mil.
U-stant, ujialnl hotnestd enlrr Niv l.ia
made June (I. lw)7. hr m'1, ue'-.. nS ',. a,.1,
e', s-ellon SI. lowixhlp 17 south. nilie 17
.t. WlllaiiM-tte Meridian. Iiy t).-r . An
d. rxin. eoiiu-ster. In which It Is allnp-d that
aid l-ur K. Anderson has wholly alain
dHied said tract for more than als nitiitlhs
last pat; that said tract Is not aetlled uuou
and cultivate! by said party aa rvqulrrd h
law; that there are no lnilnvenietita w hat.
ever Ihcwin; that said allccctl atM.-nsi, was
rat due to his rtiiploymi-ut In tite armv,
navy or marine corps of the t'ultcl Mlutea In
time of war. r-ald parllo are hen'by notified
toapir, rcsiitd and oir.T evlilence touch
ing said allegation at lu o'clock a. m. on
April 4). lull. l rr.'T. K. J. Duffy, a notary
public, at bis office In IMncvllle. Oregon, ami
thai filial hearing will lie held at 10 o clock a.
in. on Apill .T, lfl, liefore Ihe hVgwler and
Knvlver at the I'nlted KlaU tjsnd urn iv In
i ne i it ne. On -gun.
1 he SMtil oottUitiant having, tn a proper af
nli.vlt. fli, Kfhrvmry -7, 1U, M-t forth fkcu
which thow that utter due diligence pnumul
wrvtw ofttdn until- eau tod b iimtle, it ts
hervhy ordered Htid din-r ed that ueli tiotliT
w given ny uuvtind pnper puidlcMtimi.
-p i. . MOoKfE, llwutrr.
.Notice at Final Settlement.
N.dfee is hen-by given that the undersigned
amuiiii.Ntratrix oi the estate of Koiand t'arrmh
deceMNj, has tiled her final ace, mm tn said
eiaie in me i ounty t ourt of the state of Ore
gun lor t rmlc County, and the said court han
net Tuesday the 4th day of April, l'Jll, at 10
ovioci a. in. of uid day, at the county court
riNm at I'nneviiif, Oregon, as tbe time and
plat e fttr hearing all tttial aerftuul. At which
lime and plaeany persou iiifcrentel in said
estate may appear and object to said final
aecoiMii. And aid ttmrt by said final account
i in rn r tne saxt administratrix
deed over to Charles W. I'arrinh all of lot 6 In
block of palutain, now Madras, Oregon, for
tne reasons stated in itaid liuai account,
1 fated Huh l.u day of Man h, lull.
MAKTHA A. f'ARRlKH
Administratrix of the estate ol Inland 1'arrisb,
in.-vt.Mat.-u. W
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
the admini.tralor ol thu estate ol John i:!
i ueker, deceased, in all persons having claims
agaitiit the said d-cased lo present the same
Willi the proper vouchers to the underlined
at me wii'e oi .w. k. r.iiiou in i'rlnevllle. (ire
gon, within six month from the first publtra
lion of this notice.
Dated Ibis 2nd day of March. 1911.
J. A. l-Ki'K.
Administrator of tin- Kilatc o( John (J.
ucser, ucceaseii,
i. II. Hrewstt r. 0. K.
R. L. Itrewster
t'ity Kntfitieer
Friiievtllf, Or.
Brewster Engineering Co.,
Prineville, Oregon.
Surveying, Maping, Estimates.
Phone, I'ionccr 23s.
T. O. O. i
t ni.,s .
1 a Haturday nlvht.
Htrangenj welcome. Ft. V. Constable, N. O.:
Wldd Barnea, V. o II. L. Hobbs. See: and
C. It. Dinwiddle. Tread.
Wanted.
Three or four fiirtiUlied rootriH fur
livht hoiiBekefping or will take fur
ititied houne. 'I'hone Pioneer Abstract
Company. 2 23-tf.
R. L. Jordan &
Cleutt and Monarch
Shirts
$1.25 $1.50
Arrow Brand Collars
2 for 25c.
Ladies Muslin Underwear
We have a complete line of
muslin underwear styles
too numerous to mention,
with prices that are right.
R. L. Jordan & Company
1V11I
meryj
OreriirirT
First Showing of New Spring
riais
Tuesday, Mar. 21.
Mrs. Este:
Millinery Parlors,
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H. D. STILL
Prineville, Oregon
Notice for l uhlicaticm.
Ih'prtrin'iit of Ihe tul.'Hnr,
V.a, J.tiii'l ttHiei! at I 'ft jhU.-, t r'irn,
Mnn-h H'.ili, iitll.
NoHfp id liPH'tty Kiv-n tlmt Mi'hm . i;iillfk.
of I'riiivvlllf, Ori-uou, who on ,uvtntii-r 7th
made IIottifHtt'sil No. tiltitiS, for no'i nw',
ni-'j. til)' I hv-. fii't... Hftliulj :). tnun-hlii
H mnith. raiijpK 17 ifHWt, WitUmcttB M'-rl'itati,
huM flle'l notice of ,t.t-mloti to nihke Km...
ointniitlltion troof. to ttiih lh r i ni in to I tut
linn. Above .-rritw(I. itvUtn- Wnrri'ii ltrown
Count) 'Clerk, ttt his orli'.; nt iTitii'viMr, ore
If on, on the .irtth day o( Ari), I'MI.
(,'lHifDHIIt tlKllM-H RM W H nt'UHCH lUlVl'l K.
Hnliwuod. WilliHin II. Klrklmtn. Mtttviti drain.
Arthur Miiiklcr.ull of l'rin vllh- ort-Kun.
C W. MOUKK, Kenlotf-r.
Kotlre for Puhlicution
?)pvarlinnt of Hip Interior,
t. H, 1.hihI Ollii-u at 'I ImIIi-n, Orf-Ki'D.
Man li lllh. mil.
Notice Is bi-n-l'V ulvi-n that hols-rt lifiimris.
ol I'rliiovllli'. Ori-Kun, who, on April fitli,
mai ilotiR'Ntoao N". l.'Si'," K,-riil No. 0.W7Z.
lor i.-'i nwtf, and i,,..J sw1,. sei-tlon .'t", townfililp
f soulti. KaiiKi.' 1H lksi, rV'llluini'ttt) MtTlilian,
has tiled notice of Intfiitlon to nniko titisl
llve-vear nroof. lo eslahllHh i-lalm to the latul
alxive disi:rlleil, lifforo Wsrrn Hrown. Vimn-
ty IIIiTk, hl Ills ollli'! at I'rlnevllle, ori'KOIl. on
tlm Wtli iIh3 of April, lull.
Claimant tihiih-s as wittl'-HHi's: Mllini'r n.
r'alri'lill'l, William O. I!raln, Allien I. ( rain,
Frank A. HtiKhes, all of I'rltMtvillc, Orriroii.
3-ilp W. MtlUKK, Itenlster.
Notice to Property Owners.
All utroetu anil al'eys in tlie city of
rnneville vacant lots ami rear ot tuini
neRH plucea imtKt lie ek'anuil up anil
kept clean. Ioose stock niuiit lio kiapt
off the BtrcetH. A regular ponml it lie-
in prepared aim all looss ftofk will bo
0 'nflnod in the future Chickens also
are not allowed to run at larc
The dog tax for Hill is due and niunt
he paid at once. All of these ordi
nances will he inforced.
A. ,1. Wkhton,
3 2 Chief of l'olice.
Farm for Sale.
180 acres, 130 acrnn kood bottom land,'
30 acret in cultivation ; all tinder fence;
creik runninf; through place; miiall
house; iiood barn and corrals for hand
lin Block ; surrounded hy good out
range, $10 per acre ; easy terms.
Mud VANDBaPooL, rnueville, Urogon.
3-23-lm-pd. '
New Spring Styles
In Ladies Shoe.
Cravftifllr,
Lrallu-r in
Ciunmrl.tU, Islrnl
Pumps anil llitjli
Cuts, Short Vamp sit J Strictly
up-lo-tlatf,
$3.00 to $4.00
0. K. MARKET
iks
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Stroud &
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Choice Beef, Veal
Mutton and Pork
A Fine Line of Sausage
Telephone orders receive
prompt attention
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Sutem.nl of R.aourc.a and Liabililiea of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon
th. cloa. of butlnMt March 7, 1911
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THE HAMILTON STABLES
H. WIGLE,
PRINEVILLE,
Stock boarded by the day, week or month at
ReaRonable rates. Remomber ua when in
Prineville. Rates Seasonable. We have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
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Company
Dress Ginghams
Cotton Foulards, Lawns,
Dimitys. All the Newest
Spring Creations
Ladies' Waists
Just Arrived the newest
that can be gotten. Peas
ant, Lingerie and tailored
styles.
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Stroud, Proprietors
Butter and Eggs
Country Produce
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capital Hloak.lalil In
Hurplua fnnil, varii"l
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Jlepo.lla sfis.ms si
T. M. Baldwin. Ca.hl.r
H. Baldwin. Au'l Cashlar
Shingles, MouldingH, Windows,
Doors, GlatBes, Eto. Etc., Etc.
SHIPP& PERRY
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Proprietor
OREGON
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