Buffeted Bcvhes
Brought Back
Buffeted about on the billows
of attachments and replovi', two
raluable Jersey cows, formerly
the property of Gunman C. E.
Schaffer, have been unable to
find a place they could call home
since the death of their outlaw
Blaster.
Just now the buffeted bovines
are in the possession of Ray
Xasb of Fort Rock, who took
charge of them last Saturday on
a writ of replevin.
Before the coroner's jury had
completd its hearing, Nash ob
tamed possession of the cows on
a bill of sale for the animals given
by Mrs R. A. Wilson. Nash, it
is said, held . two notes for $15
each against the gunmau anJ ii
was to satisfy this clain that Mrs.
Wilson, Shaffer's companion on
the homestead, gave a bill of sale
for the Jerseys. Mrr. Wilson al
leged that the cows belonged to
her.
' Shaffer had mortgaged the
cows to Eastern Banking Com
pany of Shaniko, for $275. The
Bank placed its claim in the
bands of Deputy Sheriff D. P,
Reeder to collect, who attached
the much claimed milkers and
brought them to Silver Lake
Nash followed the stock to this
town and, when his talk and.
other powers of persuasion tail
ed to sway Deputy Reeder and
Justice Marvin, he sought the
counsel of Attorney T. S. Mc
Kinney. Mr. McKinnev not only
acted as attornoy for Nash but
became the bondsman of bis
client in the replevin proceedings.
Attorney Benson, of Bend,
counsel for the bank, will be in
Silver Lake on March 16 when
the bank will makeanother effort
to gain possession of the property
for which it holds a mortgage.
It is claimed by the local offi
cials that Nash offered bribes in
an effort to obtain possession of
the cows without legal procedure.
The above from the Silver
lake Leader in conjunction with
the following list nf chattel mort
gages filed in the County Clerk's
effice, shows that the late "Gun
man" was indeed a clever rogue.
There are six unsatisfied chat
tel mortgage recorded on the
county records and all were given
from the time of December 30,
1910; to November 14, 1911, or
less than one year.
December 30. 1910, he gave
Lis note, in the sum ot 1293.65 to
the First National Bank of Bend,
Oregon, which was secured by
personal propery. February 15
1911, his note secured by person
al property was given 'o
Mrs. Ben Phillips for $110.
March 3, 1911, one to
George F. Beckman for 1150,
security horses and wagons.
Another ncte dated May 6, 1911
was given W. H. Million for 600.
secured by horses and wagons.
The last to Eastern Oregon Bank
hig Co., for 1275 on cattle.
From the above it would seem
that he showed no partiality as
he was just as liberal in giving
the banking institutions a trial as
he' was in "cracking" an indivi
idual. It is said that his per
petrations were easily facilitated
by his personality and smothness
of speech. Lakeview Examiner.
Eggs for Hatching.
Partridge Wyandottes, Barred
Plymouth Rocki, Golden Laced Wyan
dottes, Anconaa, 15 for (2. Seabright
Bantams, 13 for $2. Plymouth roosters
pi. All Eastern stock; not related to
any Eastern Oregon chickens. Mks. T.
I. McCallistet. 3-21
Pull Stumps and Trees.
Trees and stump! pulled at reason
able rates. Work done promptly. For
further particulars apply to Aycocx &
Ebickson, Prineville, Ure. Z-SJ Imp
Horses for Sale.
On the old C. 8am Smith ranch.
Bear i'rineville: eold In any number
at reasonable price. Kor further
Information addrefig G. II. Ruhhkll,
JTinevllle, Oregon. 12-16-tf
Spring Samples Just Received.
Spring and Summer goods for Ialie'
ware; lateet out. Candies, Nuts,
8odus, Ice Creann, ets.
Slits, j. N. Weight, next door to Lyric
Theatre. 2-1-lin
BRAZILIAN COCOA PALM.
Beautiful end Uuful Tra Attaint
Perfection at Ptrnambuco.
rernauibuoo Is situated tu the center
of the tropical vlliu of Itraxll. with
in which the cocoa a!iu grow mosr
luxuriantly. The cocoa palm seoms to
be ImllKonoua t the district which ex
tends from the vlclult)' of Itnhla. on
the south, to INinihyhs, on the north,
but It attains Its fully luxuriant and
most proline development in the vi
cinity of reruambuco.
The cocoa palm la one of the moi
beautiful aud attractive natural adorn
ments of many of the public parks
ami private gardens of this city and
environs, often attaining a height of
from eighty to ninety feet. The minx
Is without branches, and the leaves,
which cluster In a tuft at the top. are
from fifteen to twenty feet in lomrth.
At the base of the leaves the unts
h.inu In clusters, the numlier varvlug
from three to fifteen, a.wrdlns to the
aire aud condition of the tree.
While this particular palm grows
naturally. It thrive a creat deal bet
ter with care and cultivation, nnd
there arc several law plantations
near Pernanibiieo planted within re
cent years and carefully cultivated
which are now returning a fair reve
nue to the owner. Most of these
plantations are located along; the coast,
but the tree will grow and produce up
to an altitude of 2.(21 feet.
The nut Is first planted In Its nat
ural state, with hull and fiber. At the
expiration, ot atout twelve months, or
when the plant has reached a height
of about three feet. It Is transplanted
and set out In rows about forty feet
apart If cultivated and Irrigated the
tree will produce at the end of five
years; otherwise It will require about
ten years to produce. Although the
rainfall within this coast region aver
ages about eighty Inches per annum,
several Inche often fall within a very
hurt while, and all falls during the
months of the "rainy season." and
often when It is of no service to cer
tain vegetation. The summers are hot
and dry, and young plants and trees
need to be irrigated.
There are two cocoanut markets In
Fernambueo one for the green and
the other for the mature or dried nuts.
The green nuts, which are picked at
about the end of five months and be
fore the real meat of the nut has be
gun to form inside, are composed en
tirely of water, for which exclusive
purpose they are bought and old and
which forms one of the prtnclpal and
most popular beverages of that section
of BrailL This water Is nonalcoholic
and when Iced Is converted Into a most
savory refrigerant Ita action Is diu
retic. When the nut la partially ma
ture the Inside Is sometime extracted
and by the use of sugar and some
ether Ingredients Is converted Into a
popular confection. The meat of the
dried or ripe nut Is used exclusively
for food, being usually seasoned and
mixed with different provision! for"
flavoring purposes.
WEST SELECTS COMMITTEE
Grange, Employers and Unions to
Draft Compensation Act.
Salem. Governor West has announ
ced the committee which he has se
lected to draft an employers' compen
sation act, the committee being chos
en from Hats of names furnished by
organized labor, the State Grange and
employers.
H. G. Starkweather, Clackamas; A.
T. Buxton, Forest Grove, and B. G.
Leedy, Corvallls, all farmers, are
members of the Grange committee.
George M. Cornwall, of the Timber
man; James B. Kerr, attorney, and
Amedee M. Smith, of the Western
Clay Manufacturing Company, all of
Portland, are members from among
the employers. William A. Marshall,
of the Portland Labor Press, and J.
A. Madsen, president of the Long
shoremen's Union, of Portland, and R.
A. Harris, state printing expert of
Salem, are members representing or
ganized labor.
Brown Leghorns
Pure-bred Brown Leghorn eggs, $1
etting ; day old chicks. Mas. Lkla
Zull, Prineville, Ore. 3-7
Water! Water! Water!
I will sell or trade 102 shares Bwalley
water stock D. K. A I. Co. Will lake
nay in clca'ing land. For full particu
lira and terms write Jones Land Co.,
Kedmond, Oregon. J-14-4t
Commercial Club Meeting,
The regular annual meeting o the
Prineville Commercial Club will be held
the second Tueeday in April the 9th
Al! members are urgently requeued be
present. V. if. ADamson,
3- 14 President
Houses For Rent
6- room modern, $16.
7- room semi-modern, $15.
7-room water and lights, $15.
4- room, water, $9.
3-room, $H.
3-room, $ 7.
2-29 Chah. F. Condabt.
Livestock for Sale.
Team vounir mare, sound and
eentle. Al drivers, either (jingle or
double, (?ood under saddle, true ana
willing to work, weight of team 2000.
Strong eteel axle wagon ju excell
ent condition. One (!t double liar-
ncHH. One set single harness. Stout
tiuggy with tongue and Bhafts.
Child's pony; two eaddlea; one 2-
year-old lullblood Jersey cow; one
3-year-old cow, part Holstein; three
exceptionally tine roiana-Liiiiia
brood sows. Will farrow shortly
A real burnaln If someone will take
the lot. Will sell separately.
Box 55, Prineville, Oregon
Announcements
Fcr Congress.
. V-
)
N. J. S1NNOTT
"Prograssive Republican Candidate for
Cong rasa, with the intrta ot Eastern
Qrvf uppermost"
For County Judge.
To the republican
voters ol
Crook
Cjtttity :
I hereby announce mynelv a omit
date for the otllce of couniy judge, suit-
lect to the approval ol the republican
voters of Crook county at tha cowing
primaries, April 19, 1HU.
pd adv William IIoeoli.
For County Judge.
I hereby announce mv candidacy for
the ottic of county judne. subject to
the approval of the repub'icen voters ot
Crook countr at the coming primary
election, pd. adv. n. i, r.u.1.
For County Treasurer.
I hereby announce my candidacy to
succeed myself in the office of county
treasurer, subject to the approval of
the republican voters ot Crook county
at the April primaries.
Ralph L, Jordax,
For County Judge.
To the democratic voters of Crook
conntv:
I herehy announce myself a candi
date for the office of county judge, sub
ject to the approval of the demociatic
voter ot tne county.
pd. adv. U. t-raiKOEa.
For District Attorney.
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the KcpuDlican nomination tor aiairtci
attorney for tliestvinth judicial district,
at the primaries, April 19th. I will
nersooally oroeecute violations of the
k and assist otnceri in conducting tne
business ol Crook, Hood Kiver and
Wasco counties in a vigorous, prompt
and businesslike msnner, if nominated
and elected. Pd adv. Ernxbt C. Skits
For Sheriff
I announce myself s csndidate for the
office of sheriff, subject to the spproval
of republican voters ol crook couniy a
the primaries held A im iv, iiz.
pd. adv. Ibank fcLgnts.
For County Assessor.
To the democratic voters of Crook
county :
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the nomination for county assessor sub
ject to the approval of the voters ot the
democratic party at the primary elec
tion. April lUtb, 1912.
pd. adv. A. roaTKK.
(Addie Foster)
For County Clerk.
To tha voters of Crook county :
I hereby announce my candidacy lor
the nomination of county clerk on the
rennh lean ticket at the co m in 2 on
marles. Aoril 19th. and if nominated
and elected, I will perform the duties
of the otllce to the best of my ability
and for the best interests of the taipay
era and citizens iu general and along
sound business principles.
pd. sdv. Howard w. iorneb.
For County Surveyor.
To the republican voters of Crook
county :
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the olhce ol couniy surveyor, sui
iect to the approval of the republics
voters at the primaries held April 19,
1912. pd. adv. . K. Li. bhkwbtkb.
For County School Supt
To the reoublican voters of Crook county
I hereby announce myself a canuiuaie
for the omce ol county scnooi superin
tendent subiect to the' approval of th
republican voters at the primaries held
. HrL 1 l T L' ....
April yj. pu. auv. j. x,. mikm.
For County Assessor.
To the republican voters of Crook
county :
1 hereby announce my candidacy for
the nomination to the office of county
assessor at the primaries on April 19,
1912. If 1 am nominated and elected
1 will durins mv term of office, nse m
beet endeavor to give a thorough and
impartial assessment, to assess by legal
subdivisions, to index ty surxuvisions,
and by name, to keep all records in an
up-to-date manner, making it easy to
find amount of tax on each parcel of
land, or amount of each individual tax,
to personally attend to the duties of the
oflice, to give prompt and cautious
treatment to all. Idesire placed after
my name on the nominating ballot, A
Business Administration of the Asses
sor's oflice.
pd. adv. W. K. VanAlien.
For Sheriff.
I hereby announce myeell as a
candidate for the Democratic nom
ination for sheriff at the coming
primaries, April 19. "A square
deal to all."
I'd adv. T. N. Balfour.
For County Assessor.
To tha republican voters ot ( rook
county.
I lierebv aniinunro nv candidacy tor
the nomination for county im aaor, tor
rook county. Oregon, at the prlinerier.
to be held on April lHth, 1UIS.
11 nominated ami elected, 1 will, ilur-
inf. my term of oilier, devote my entire
lime to the dutiea nf the otllce. I shall
une my utmost endeavor to secure equal
aaaesameitl without fear or favor, I
will see that the tat rolls are prepared
promptly and as provided by law. The
pocket books ot the tax yers are di
rectly effe:led by the admiiiislrailou of
this ottic.
I deslr to have placed after my name
on the otllclal nominating ballot theae
word Strict Attention to lloalnea,
Kqiial Aeeewioiei.t, I'artialiiv to None.
pit. vii. i.r.vt is vt i c
For County Judge.
I hervbv announce my candidacy
or nomination im the Itcptilillcnti
Icket for the otllce of County Judge
nnd, II elected, protulae the cltlaeii
f Crook county a iHlrntul impartial
ndiiilulHtrittliin ( that otllce ami will
use my entire effort toward the liel-
ferment of the condition of our
ounty and It eltlsen.
pd HdV t IIAKl.K . Pol.l.Atil).
For District Attorney.
To the Itepuhllcnn voter ot Wnnco,
t rook nud Hood invert otititie.
I hereby announce mv cnuillducy
or the ltepubllcHn nomination for
DlHtrlct Attorney tor the rVventb
Juillclnl lttrleteoiiiprlil of Wasco,
("rook and Hood Klvcr rolintle at
the coming primaries to be held
April 111. lulll If notttlnnted nnd
let-ted. the tltlllc ol tue iitriri
Attorney' oltlce will always have
rirnt conlderatlon. I ahall hi rive
fully to enforce all law, nnd pro
tect, to the utmost of my ability, the
Interest of the whole ix-oiile of my
Htrlct. 1 ti eilire invnell to give, my
ucmoual attention to the need of
the coiintlcacoinprlsliiK tne veum
Juillclnl district.
ml 2-S Chaki.ton L. Pgfi'ra.
W. A. Bell for District Attorney,
To the Republican elector of Crook,
flood River, and co t.ountie:
I hereby announce myself s candi
ilate (or the Republican nomination for
District Attorney at ins coming pri
maries. April 19th, and if nominated
and elected I will during my term ol
office devote my entire time to the
iutie of the oflice to the exclusion of
other law busine, and give my perso
nal attention, and nrst consideration to
the business of the oltlce, and will
wmonally usiat the officer in each
county with the enforcement of the
criminal law, and especially will I exert
ravaell to enforce the law againt vice,
immoral acts, and the traffic in white
slavery.
1 bave resiilwi in tne I'imrici, at
Prineville, and The Dalles, Oregon, for
the cast twenty-five years, and engaged
eighteen year in the ctlv practice ol
the law. 1-20AUV w, a. dull.
For Congress.
JOHN P. (Jrry) RUSK.
"For Roosevelt and progress, against
Taft and ataiidpatism. I'rogressive Re
publican candidate for congress. Al
ways with the people. If yon don't be
lieve it look up his record. l'aid Adv.
For Sheriff.
I hereby announce mself a candidate
for the otllce ot Sheriff, subject to the
approval of tha republican voters of
Crook county at the primaries in April.
Pd adv Jons McTaijokbt.
For County Clerk.
To the democratic voters of Crook
county :
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the oflice of county clerk, subject to
the approval of the democratic voters at
the primaries held April 10, 1012.
pd. adv. Warkk! Bhown.
For Sheriff.
To the republican voters of Crook
county:
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the oflice of sheriff, subject to the
approval of the republican voters at the
primaries held April 19, 1012. If nomi
nated, I will conduct the business of
the above office to the best of my
ability and will give especial attention
to tax matters,
pd, adv. C. D. IIkowm.
For County Surveyor.
To the Republican Voter of Crook
County, Oregon;
1 hereby announce my candidacy to
succeed myBcIf to the oflico of County
Surveyor, subject to the approval
of the Republican voters of mild
county. Fiied A. Kick.
adv 15
For Sheriff,
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for the democratic nomination for
sheriff nt the coming primaries. "A
fair and economical administration."
"No special privileges to nny one."
pd. adv. Jon E. Eowakus.
J
. tV a
Eggt Now Ready
Vliit Wvandotta, Riughoiim Strain.
13 per Id aud $ per 60, Order early.
t.kLAND IIKIKNAf, I'riUeVIII. 3 I Hip
Bargains in Blacks.
Cnoii'K 1'kx or IIi.ai it Fowl, that lay
exceptionally large while e. Ml-
noica-Ancoim croes. licaiittml fowl,
heavy laye-a. -Nine pullets and s
cocekerl. A very attractive pen.
run.ai.oon ANCONAa, Three young
trio al reduced prices. On trio start
you In thoroughbred ixmllry. bell your
eggs for hatching. Will sell cocci erla
aeperately. All Hue bird.
MMta n hatch i no. Aneonas 4.00 ;
White Wyndoll. S. H. Ham
burg II W ier 15. All liens beaded by
beat obtainable linHrlel roo ters, en.
tlrely unrelated to tli pullet. My
egg will bring at roil g chirk.
J. a. lot, "liiaoai.le," rilneviiie, nr
Italic I CrWilart.
Notice I hereby given by the tin-
deralgned the exiniilrlx ot the Inal
will mid tiwtttiuentot l'. Mcrlieraoti,
(IcceiiM-d, to the creditor nud nil
other peraoim having vlullli Mlnl
the (elate of nld deceiiHed, to pre-
Kent an Id claim with the proper
votichei to the underalgned at her
place of tealdeiice In Hay Creek, Orw
on, or to T. K.J. Huffy, her attor
ney at Prineville, Oregon, within lx
m, in tha from the first publication of
till notice.
Hated at Prineville, Oregon, the
Kill day ot March, 191'..
Maiitiia S. MiThkmmin.
Kxcciitrlx ot the estate ot C. Mc-
Pheraoti, deceaned.
8111111U0B.
In Iherimill Court of Ilia Hint of Oregon I
fir ( na' onunlv.
t'tiarloa II. Hurliln. plalulllf.
va,
Annia Malln. na aieenlrlt of tbe laat Willi
lid l-il, iu.nl ofl'liarlaa 1'minar Mallll. da.
!-,.,l. A ii ii I. Mallu. rradarli'k Malln,1
Mary Mliuanil Aniita Halm. (loi lr,
IJaala KIMaa, and John . 1. Klianor
(l,UII, Una Murlrf. I'liarlaa lui'liaiii, Ilia
unknown hair of Charlaa hurliam, d
(Wnaad.and alao all Ollivr IMinuMia orlMirtlaa
unkuuwn. elalmln any ltdil, lltl aauui,
lin or miaraai in ilia real eaiai di-anrliW
haraln, dafanitanta.
TnAnnla Malln. a aacelltri nf tha laat
will and taalaniaiil ofCbarlra ( ,Hprr Mallu.
dcaaua-4: Annla Malllli. rradarK lll",
.Mary MkIIii. Annla Mallu. (imira
th
k-o.i-....l J..l,n W. law. Kl.oor lk.
.il.Un llurl-y, ( n.rlaa' tHirhani. Hi. un-
known halra of Charla Purbaui dwaa,l.
M I u5 a?l oUar Tr.na .,, Urll un-
known, cl.lu.lu Mi rblllL IHIa. aalala. Il.n
or lntara.1 In tha md alat4 daaerllml la It.
cun.plalnl, Ihirandanta.
In lha na.o of Ul HUM of Olwolt. you W
harchy m,ulr-.l to apprar In tha alaiva an.
tilled eourt nnd .n.w.r Ilia co.nplalnl Aled
aaalnalyouln III. al-.v. anllll.d.ull on or
1-n.ratb ind day or May, Kt. nud If yt.u
fall an lo apir or ....war. lha plaintiff. Mr
want thareof, will apply 10 lh curt ftir lha
rWl-f daiuaJidad la lb coiucialut aaalu.l
Tb rrllaf demanded In ilia eonipUlnl
.(.mat you I. that tha .l..nll". lltl. in and
.Tin. a.ii..... dun.l taol Dniuanv alt.
uawln ih. County of (Va.k nd mat. of oee -
n town- BKIm of H"..MK'. of NK'.of
rciinu so: a'or ar.1., 01 - i
NW'.uf a-'ctliin il HV. of l4 of ellon
." NHof N. rlWor NKV' - 1""1' -
',ifNK'4 of aaellon ,lll.l Wwnahlp 13.
... ..i. ...in.) ih. claim. of
........ uili ,,. U..1J1.
i.t ,i..r.,,H.ni. .od ihtiflll.-n aoulb. ol rania lourlaan a.l of
y.Mt. tha aald dirnduila. la. fnpavar fa -
:1.j IL ...... .1.1... ,h .nA t
iiid nremlaeaor any pari Itwraat: 0.1 I -
niovln any aloud that may all tnoraoa by
ra.ai.na of ny aalil clalu.a on lha pl of
vourMilaaa. the aald defandanla.
l.a. a.ao ...a. .
cartaln dard nwda U. ( harlea Malln by
( h.rta Durham let raforiued, and mad u
lnuludath.HK.tnf Ilia N' of aald aaolln
that tha plaintiff raoovar tha coat and
diaburariwaia of II. u auit. and for aurh
othar and further rallaf a. may awm meal
and pror In tli. pramlara.
Thlaauinmona la dulill.lirdpur.uant loan
ordar therefor nnide on tha anb day of
March. UIU, by III. Honnmbl. U. O. Kill,
iudsaof tb. couniy court nf tha Hlt nfora
(,m. forth counirof t'naik, actiniln tha
alManoa of lb circuit ludsafnun the county,
nnd the Drat publication Ibemifla mdun
the aial day of Man Ii. 111
iii.th I,
Attorney, fi.r plain HIT.
Notice far Publication.
Department of the Interior.
Not dial land.
f.8. Land Office al Lakeview. nreniia.
March U, IJIJ,
Nolle ti heraby f Wen that
Kalella M. 11.11,
of Hampton. Orron, who, no fahrnary . 10.
n.aue Homi'.iarii eniry, ri". wi, u. ,-.
NW'i, Sht.. Hoc. luandSK', HK,. aeo. I.
lnwi.hll.2l ., llaua Ju K., w illatneii Marldl
.n. Inu flleil ontlra ol Intention lo make llual
ramn.uuill.in proof, lo aiahll.h claim to the
land above neacriueo, iwiora n. i.. r.iu., n. o.
Comu.l.iloniT at hit offli e, at Hand, Oregon, on
.he -J.1III il.v ol May. lUt'J.
Claimant namea aa wllneaaea: Ri.rr Black, i
Adna r.itis, l.lnyd I'ot k, U...H Millar all ol
Hampton, 6mgon. W. OUTON,
S'JI Raslatcr.
Nlic t CrtJilett.
Notice I hereby given, by the
iinileinlgned, the admlnlstrutor of
the estate ot John H. Jnrrett, tie
ccnKcil, to all creditor ot anld iU
ci'hhciI and to all peraona Iwivlng
cliilniH iigaliiHC mild estate to lire
sent them with the proper voucher
to the iiniliTMlgiieil, at the oflice of
the J. H. Hancr Abstract Company
In Prineville, Oregon, within alx
months of the date of the first ptibll
cntlon of thl notice.
DaU'd this 14th day ot March, 11112.
L. M. Ik-chU'll, AdmlnlHtrator.
Fresh or Salt Meats
are always good alike wlion bought in our establishment, because we bl
quality only and can therefore guarantee every pound we sell. Lov
of choice ham and bacon will find their ideal brands here mild, swt
and niio-flnvored. Whatever kind of joint we sell you, will be fou
tender and taaty and the same will apply to all meats sold here, althou
the reasonable price might not indicate it, ,
City Meat Markei
SllllllllllllR,
In Ihat'lrrull ruurl 1 Ilia ( oftrua
fr ('ruck muiiiy.
M. A. HHli, ilalllllll.
J A. H" y, I Halamlanl.
To J. A. IhoiI, 4 l,lrn1alit:
In it iiame i ilia aia ul orin. tnu ara
hervliv rr,)titr,'l 10 acinar aiel autar (ha
c,iin,Ulltl rlll aiiallial )itt In tlir alxoa ii
Illlml arlloll r Ul,,ra Ilia Jlnl day til Miir,
IWU, alil It ri'il tall wi tiiaptKiar and aniwvr
lliv hlalnlllf will laha )o,laiortit aaaltial jrmt
IiirtliuaniM ol ulna tiuii'lrvl u.illara Willi In.
trl iticrmtii al ilia rala ol (an ir rni r
annum Irmu llirll,,l ul July, !, Inr oin)
atl,irnv)'a la1 ami lol bla ciMla a4 Ulinunar
ue-ilfa e( lhl ai-tleu.
Tlila KUniitiona la (inlilUliail ly atdvr rtl til
IliilloSalila H . I.. Hra.l.liaw, )n, ol rlia fir.
cull ( elirl ol III hlala ol llr,.iH tur CriNili
couniy. niadi, on Ilia uh day ul Mar, b, Iwli,
alil lr'rllie,l dial llila auiitmoiia lia iuIh
llvllnl for ! ronwallv n-aaliff In lha ChM
Cuiniv Jiiuriial, a nokly ncaii,ar frini"'!
au,l ulilBltru: III I'rluvvllla, Croo t-ount)T,
oruM.
Tn '!' ol tli Sr( niMli'ailin ul ihn uiu
nulla la III Jll Ua ul Van ll. Ul J.
, J(. II lllmtt.
Aiiumat rureiaiailff.
Natlc f Fatal Saltlaaaal.
Nnllfa la liaraliy nival! liy Ilia unlralna,,
tlla allliltlUlralr ul til ralala ol Jtiliu S.
Iiilalalwin. lv,-aatl. to all pt'rMiua lul,ralait
In Mlil aalata, dial Ita lia mala an.) nli-4 Willi
Iharlark ol ilia lomtt) rnuri oM'rHia itnitly,
Orrauu. Ilia Sua! aviiiumllt ol Ida almlula
Iralliiuul aalit viiaia. ami laul roiirt haa ar
Nl.01.lay. tliaaill ,a) ill May, lala al III o i to, a
tu Ilia lowniatn, l III, county court riaini In
lllifvllia, Orlon. aa Ilia lima ant plara lur
haarln ami avlllin aalil anal accountlu.
Al which lima an.l ymvv, an) parion lutr.
a.la,t In aal,t tate niay aipar an4 ul)avl to
aat.l Sua) .-coiinilli.
Pala-land Bulillaliad llrat lima Man k 'll, lll.
M. K Ki liutt.
Aitmlniairator ot Ilia eutv ol Juiin H,
Uualafaott, dacaaavil.
(talk al AwaaHawa f Aaiiilrlr 4 t
Crsalilsra,
No'lea la harwtiy glvrn thai the undcraianrd
haa Iwn, lly IHa taiuilly rourl of III Mlala of
orrun. air Ccai eouiity, duly npraiintril
aitmlliUlraliir or th aalala or (Niruallua U
Tlmoiaoii. dmnard. and all preaona baltt
elalilla aaalnal anld aalala arr lirwliv rwtiulri d
lo ervaaut Ilia aaiiw duly VartAvd, to said a.
mllilalrnlur nt Ilia law initial t,f Wll rd II,
lrla. In rrliivlll, Or-a;iiii, wlllitu al
monlliarru the dnla, of til Aral publication
orilila notice.
laatatt and publlalied Aral lima Vnrrh 71, 113,
U.H. TIH'MrxiN:
AdmlnUlnalor of Ilia eatMUt of l orualtua f..
I bouteaoa. daeaaaad.
rTotice ot
Adiuinl'tratof's Sul of
Heal lAtt.
In lb county rnutt of lh Stat of nrago
(or rr,iok rouuiy.
In lb mailar ol tli aiat ol Kicnard Mayar ,
diH'aMWI
Nu la haraby lan lhat. undaj nd by
vlrlua ol a dm raa aud ordrr ol aala ol raal a.
i.w. laaual ol tha county court l tha .....
l oron lor rook eount. o III. lb day o
March.
tn tha nialtar ot tha ata(a ul
Kicli.ril Marar. draaaxd. and to n.a diractad.
utnorilin. emiaiwarins anu ...ra. .in, a... a.
, a.iainui.r..or
I ""''''T'.'.'SLi i! o i il.iI
i l(-.l raal c.a.a bal.in.ln to . tb. a.1.1.
1 .aid gl. har.J M.yar. l"a.d, i .1 ai ly lb.
I .ta-aa.la to Hi. paymanl ol lb uniatld cUllni
1 nd aapanaaa aln.l aald aalala. 1111, on
Jiiarssy, Ik ( Uy f April, 111,
' l tha Iron! door ol lha coiirlhonw, la lha clt)
, ol Wlna.lll. (Ii,.. ";'. ' ''-
al lb hour ot II o clock In lb afwrnnon
i batlay. -II. .1 pub He ,V',J;?,l".,!1hrr.o
blddat Inr caab In hand, all lha right, till
i 7M .
! bad.
!
j praii
niain, n .no vu io. iuiiu.ih
rami..., to-wu;
Tha northaaal nltanar or I, amna
nuartarol aortlun thlny Ihwa. In l 'Wli I
! Willamette M-rldln In Croo ooumy. u
I iliMun. ttHta.har with lha lauaroanl bai
1 Umanl. and a.P...t.Daaa Ibarato bfloul
at In inrw ai.tr.a.n.u. ami ai p.y
l.r..-aa.. or aa. a... w ...a paymant o.
( tha
', r-. .-..- -. ," . . . .. . .
ratal
Deled and publlebed Ural tint March 71
l,u' r A. npnarrr.
AdmlnUiraim ol tb aatateol
Richard Mayer, dMoaaadi
$10,000 lor Farm Loans,
ton Jones, Metolius, Oregon.
Pee Heel
Millinery
OPENING
Tues. March 14
The Newett Ideas
Spring Millinery.
Mrs. Estes
Millinery Parlor, Prinevill