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GROW SWEET POTATOES.
That Twy Thrive Only In the Seoth
It New an Eapledtd Fallacy.
Wulle the street potato la of a tropi
cal nature and la generally considered
vegetable to be grown only In the
oath, experiment! by the department
cf agriculture show that It will grow,
and grow well, aa far north at Mk tu
fa n.
The ridges for planting street pota
toes should be three to five feet apart
and tut plants about fourteen lucnes
apart In the row. Cultivate sufficient
ly to keep the surface son loose and
Ire from weeds, and the Tiues will
soon cover the ground, after which no
cultivation will be necessary, tn the
warmer parts of the couutry the seed
ts not bedded, but is cat In small pieces
and plsnted In the ridges Instead of
plants. After the plants come op and
begin to make Tines freely pieces of
the rlnes are removed and used as
cuttings for planting additional areas,
the cuttings taking root and growing
the same aa plants grown from seed.
In this manner three and four plant
ings are made, the laat being as late as
Cm middle of July. If a rainy spell be
' eow strati ponsToa obow.
elected for making and planting the
cuttings very few will fall to grow and
an excellent crop may be produced.
In the north sweet potatoes are dug
as soon as the vines are nipped by
frost- In the south the potatoes are
allowed to remain In the ground until
a convenient time fur handling them,
and in Florida or Texaa they are fre
quently left until required for use.
Sweet potatoes should be dug on a
bright drying day, when the soli Is
not too wet.
On a small scale they may be dug
wltu a spading fork, .and great care
should be taken that the roots do not
become bruised or injured In the proc
ess of handling. It is desirable that
the roots should lie exposed for two
or three hours to dry thoroughly, after
which tbey may be placed in a warm,
well ventilated room to cure for sev
eral days. The proper temperature
tor curing sweet potatoes Is from 80
to 90 degrees F. and 45 or &3 degrees
F. afterward. A small crop may be
cured around the kitchen stove and
later stored in a dry room where
there will be no danger of their be
coming too cold. Sweet potatoes
should be handled as little as possible,
especially after they have been cured.
, Hum of the Hive.
Remember that bees crawl up in
stead of down.
Send your honey to the market in
ws attractive a form as possible.
Stand at the side of the hive and not
In front of It while handling your
bees.
Be sure that your bees have a good
prolific Italian queen, and the ants
will not bother them.
The honey extractor saves the bees
much time in comb building, and thus
the beekeeper can secure more honey.
Improve your bees by always rear
ing queens and Increasing from col
onies that have gathered the most
honey.
A large number of farmers are en
gaged extensively in honey production.
Some of them ship over a car of honey
each season.
Heartsease was formerly not worth
considering as a honey plant because
of its scarcity, but of late years It has
become plentier, and now it Is worth
many dollars; same with dandelion.
Honey and wax were never in great
er demand than at the present time,
and beekeeping bids fair to take a
higher rank among the productive In
dustries than has hitherto been accord
ed It
The present Improved system of
management requires that hives should
not stand too near each other. There
should be at least six feet between
them, and ten would be a preferable
distance.
A bee expert gives away this little
secret: If bees are kept in a shed the
crossest of them onn be bandied with
out fear of being stunc. a bee shed
pnght to be long cuou;.ti to give at
least two feet to each hive and suffi
ciently wide and high, so that one can
work comfortably back of the row of
hives. It should open preferably to
the east, so as to get the morning air.
Cleaning and casing honoy must ho
done In a well lighted place and a
large bench or table provided for It
The shipping cases to receive tbo
honey should be placed so as to face
the packer and should be arranged so
so propolis from scraping will fly Into
them. It Is desirable to have several
cases for each grade on the bench, so
that honey of the same sbado and On
tsb may go into the same case.
COUNTY COURT, MAY TERM.
(Continued from page I.)
ihi. court. I'pon due consideration it la
' found that .aid road it uot aa yet a coutj
roal. therefWe such permission cnn. be
conulered or granted until tlx legalise'
' lion of said prooel road.
I'pon the application of the Oregon
t'eairal Improvement Oo. for the approval
of the plat and tracing thereof of Hampton
Pulte, Oregon, and it appearing to the
court that alt lb requirements of law have
been complied with. Mid plat ami tracing
thereof are hereby approved by the court
and ordered spread of irrord.
I'pon the application ol the Peechutea
Valley Co. tor the approval of thr plat and
tracing thereof of irt Aduitjon to Ken
wood. Oregon, and il appearing to the
court that alt the requirements of law hare
been complied with, said plat ami tracing
thereof are hereby approved by the court
and ordered spread of record.
It appearing to the court by the affidavit
of O. J. Gray, same being approved by the
county tMewr and ry other evidences,
that certain property was wrongfully
taxed and that by mistake h had paid
uc-h wrongful tai to the amount org.'t.t)?.
It hi ordered that the county elerk draw a
warrant on the general fund in tavorof
aid O.J. dray for the turn of JVI 07. be
ing the amount of tales wrongfully as-
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N'eitabie Culvert. Whereas, it has- been
necessary to order certain corrigated cul
vert material, and whereat, said Brail &
Co. have agreed to wait one year for their
pay. provided they are allowed 6 per rent
interest, it is therefor ordered that a
memoranda to that effect be sent to nid
Bea.ll ,t Co. wherein payment for said pipe
may be made on or before ono year from
the date hereof.
Bid for rrui-ing timber. Now ii pre.
tented to the court eleven bidi for cmieiug
timber in accordance with tin adverti
menl therefore made and the following
abridged statement represent the amount
of the several bids:
Miller Bros. 40-acre tracts, ei.UO; less
than 40 Lcres 4 cents an acre.
Hauler, its at & Bloat, timber lands
lying on westerly aide of county 4 centa an
acre; on easterly tide, including the Blue
mountains, 5 rents an acre.
A. J. Dwyer, fi cents per acre.
R. E. Jones, 40-acre tracts at !.
Archie Johnston. J1; cents per acre.
A. P. Donohue, S cents per acre.
M. G. Nease. 3 cents per acre.
I'pon reading and eiamining all of said
bids and the conditions thereof, a majority
of the court decided to accept the bid of A.
r. Donahue for 5 cents per acre, the com
plete detaila of a contract for such cruising
and all matters incidental to the carrying
out of inch work was continued until Mon
day, May 1.1. IH12, which said contract and
agreement is to be drafted by District At
torney Wilson. At this time the county
jadge states the following, among several
reasons, for not joining in the opinion of
the majority of this court to-wit: That
other bids were submitted for performing
tht same services at a lower figure by other
parties who, in bis opinion, were reliable.
It appearing to the court by the affidavit
of Mary Young that the hail been wrong
fully attested for the year Vil for the
the turn of f 1ZM, and that the sheriff.
under the provisions of the statute, hat re
mitted the same from the total amount
ofberUies.it is ordered that the county
clerk credit the sheriff on the 1(111 tax-
roll with laid t I2..vt.
In the matter of registered road warrants
tht county clerk is requested to draw s
warrant on the general fund for the sum of
thirteen thousand dollars, navable to
Kaiph L. Jordan, county treasurer, to I
deposited by him to the credit of the road
fund.
Money for special road lund. The
county clerk is hereby re.ue-ti to draw a
(arrant on the general fund payable to
Kalph D. Jordan, treasurer, for use in road,
work.
aroH SCHOOL.
Ele Short, wood sawing .. j 10 00
Pioneer Tel and Tel Co u i
E C Stewart, (lobe ' 20 00
J E Stewart 4 Co, mdte jo 20
Atkinson, Meatier t Co 3 no
R A Richard Co, carbon 1 in
Central scientific Co, mrtse.... 7 m
Crook co Journal, printing as oil
Missottcliel, salary 00
Mist Conway, 23 22
Mrs Wood, " 200 go
J W Bralth, ta 22
E E Evans, ' 22
E L Coe, - ' 240 00
ii A Guttafton 120 00
Stafford Eng Co, mdte 4 (1
E I, Cie. express H a ft
RL4W Co, Juice 22 30
Winnek Co, mdse Xi
Hhlpp 4 Perry, mde JDt 50
Adainson 1 Co, nidse . . 4 Of)
r B Foster, bal on lot sw 32
Oscar Hyde " - r.vj j
O O Adams, ' " " iovi oa
Mr Wood, sal May and June 200 0(1
Roy Newell, road work too 00
" " " 5(i0 00
Luther Metke, road work 500 00
R H Bailey, ) Ul
I. Mete, " " vsjoo
J II Corbett, Kt freight W K
K H Bayley, road work Mo 00
HC Caldwell, carrying poll books 7 00
I' Ii Poiudexter, " , 90
Roy Newell, carrying poll books.....".""! 6 00
J t wiegsnd .1
3 m
2 40
2 60
2 30
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4 00
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3 m
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7 on
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7 no
3 20
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10 00
12 00
HukIi (ice
I' Ciiilwood "
J V ftianton "
(i W Hlaytnn "
WJHiuMlvan '
Car) Wlndoin "
J K Helfrich "
Glenn IIcndrlckKon
J ') Powell
H tj ITi'Iay
Wm Blair
Harry banlus "
If V. bajlon
f) W Barnett '
J R Harvey "
R .1 rjkclton
i Y Crews "
James Cram "
J KScoi-Kin ",
W J Schmidt "
fumes Wood "
W c Holllng.liesd
ETLuthy "
C H fry .... 4 ,
H BJee ' ,. t l
0 1 Pvtaa - " " te ac
J O taraer i w
Uraat Miller - " u m
II tusoa e " "' U '
4 W KuMns ' " ' 11
Ctw i Jonmal, prititleg til al
Sb4 tlo'ltal. ear J.ha Vlucvat IT oil
Regutrr, Hums, ata,trartt . I iO
Jtvlia Curtis, ttaeals John Kelty, laaa I .W
J do M tMltrt. tow hire .. S W
r A Chandler, rvttslvriita ie lon I hi
pwlSc Ma a Prlatiiuc cvv typr rtbhoaa '
W W lirvuH. reg eWn tom 1
tlia MiUiora. ref elerHr ......... .... M
Hudsua 1au1 Co, IIM Snal trai(s . tj SO
J r ilnherty. werk la a..r' elnce.... M tu
SAP Latollelte, id mwmim lv ai
Rtsalnaioa T c, mavliine, rtfcbont.,M. pa asi
J WWllt. real srbn!hwa ten
ioha Atkinson, rrt electors m
W C Hotltnf nad. rretrlnc elei tnioth 4 at
I r fthuit. pretrtBa tleetton btuth 1 v
tHI trta, stBits ...... joe
Urasl Miller, preparing eiei-lln byoth 4 AO
O M Charlion, cane trote. res; electors )t so
A B genaedy, canvasMna sorea S te
DS Hamilton, real ISO
M W Over, leg eleeton , .. 7 Je
D W Harnett, res voles and prep buolk
Mrs Mk-Uel. ads . 4 W
M F Crusa. dep aaws . as w
rrtnevltle Review, sta tad tUots ,.Mn 47 (SI
H Keuaedy, Justice ! 4 30
RoU Moore, re i inn a . t T5
Askley a Ashley. '
LJ Murtiork, srhool UervlHr 3
Madras Meat Market, meat lor rravt tsea IM tt
-X. f-arl.nJ Bros, blailsailiblns II V-
l K Woodward. sua4 eouaty bruises tg ts
Bend Hardware Co, aidfl 7 1:
Heory Urlmet, horw teed on
Tum-Lum Lnmber co4M. i.T
Priaevllle Machine Shop, aulo hire...... JS it)
K L Junta b. reg arranu
Clirtoa A oraett, mdse . M Te
r. Gray, mdte h.r roa.tt 11
tl V Staaloa, teamius on road ... VA
Reach Ml Co, grader aad taper JJS w
K t Jurtlaa, stattooery , IS .to
J r Taylor, piling 0
Lippmaa A Co. service . .., U
tleo Hamilton, preiring hoolh... a to
J H Jackson, Justice lee 4 to
li J Hardy, futtstable ,w 5 '
Mrs c twing, witness . I w
W Eaglet - , 2 11
m ataatoa I ss
t Lovetasd " . 1 00
S R Rodlos " 1 ll
Ma.lras Trading Co, I rtx-erle. ro4 . , -Jias 30
H Grime, horse teed .. 17 on
J B Neville, surveying rwli M w
C t Itiee, by error 10 v
F A Rice. surveyor's fee . 1T4 J
Pioneer Tel a Tel Co M OS
C f Becker, dep waler matter 1 '
Ueo Hrewlrr, aaler uiavter 20 op
W M parrell, marker 4 uo
O I. Hohlfeld. ItMntan . 3 cat
It H While, chalnmao SOP
H W Farrell " 4 Ul
V fsehrai-der. work 12 60
S B Ellis, rbainniaa t ye-
Jacob Becker ' I OS
C D Rice, onVt 17 Vo
J M Culver, marker.... 4 oy
ft W W ells, viewer , (.
H 14 rimes " . shoo
PC Stewart, chainman. 2 '
PU W Co 75 15
Blanche Pollard, work io sberilf's oDtce U r.
J g Taart A Co. auto hire 75 SO
t H May, road work 10 80
Kend L T CO 4 to
Allen Willcoxea, dep aetnr m V 09
CPS Itwong er, burial M r MeOraph 45 0
Henry A Mcgee, mdte 47 2
H H Clow, laundry, etc 9 ob
H Hclow, salary Jaultor .. J 50 00
H P Belknap, county physician 141 35
Wlnaek 00, pauper accounl.
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125 Ol
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13 10
4 00
32 VI
150 00
M ' sutlonery
R A Ford, eiprett and pottage...,..,.
1 l lilolielle, poU(t
Home Hospital
Sushoag A tx, election supplies
ttlass A Prudhomnte co, mdse
Jo Morgan, work on bridge
J D Lafollette, express
E B Houatoa ..
Prineville planing Mi!)
O G collver, reg voters
Adaroson A co, mdte
Warren Brown, express, tic
extra clerk hire
N w sears, pre paring booth 2 00
Lynch A Roberts, grocerJca, rotd camp 9T c
Wm Johnwtn, work 43 00
CO Pollard, work In tberiff't office 5f
cr$t bridge co. . 27w on
King A Basey, beef, road
camp..
2l 20
7 .50
340 00
12 on
4 tn
41 44
140 50
Moore A Co, legal blanki
T N Balfour. peclal help
" delivery ballot buxet
" freiyht .
sttmps, etc ,w
' board prisoners .....
Turo-a-Lum Leo .
w H wins, express 4 00
t.eo Brewster, bill March and April
water master
145 00
00
200 on
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15 40
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7 Ho
324 ho
25
122 00
32 00
32 00
26 90
123 30
4H) 20
432 05
203 80
30 00
74 00
185 20
42 75
21 20
Geo Ixtwetl. road work
Max crandall, auditing
w J Schmidt, reg voters
J H Jackson "
M 8 Uitln " "
D A Bowman ' "
A FRamnay " .
Beall A 00, road machinery
Claudia Wonderly, work........
R H Gog, dep aestor...
R II Bailey, commissioner lees...
James Rice " "
J W Wilt, rotd work "...
L II Root
M g Hawthorn, road work
F W Smith "
PT Monroe
W A Carson
Hugh Gee
R V Jen k 1 111
Hy Koch
8 Nace
hereupon court adjourned until 10
o'clock a. m. Monday, May 13, 1U12.
Redmond Lumber & Produce Co
Wholesale and retail liav. eraln. flour
and feed. Lime and cement. We eel)
the T. G. MaD.lt Wagon and Molme
larm machinery. 0 H-tf
Socialist County Convention.
The Socialist County convention for
Crook County, State of Oregon, it here
by called to tueux at the btewart Hall
in Prineville, Oregon, on tatiinlav.
June 15, 1112, at 1 o'clock p. m., for
the purpoe of nominating candidates
for all county offices to be filled at the
next general election, and for the
transaction of such other bnoinefs as
may come belore said convention. This
will be a rnas convention and all per
sons in Crook County, State of Oregon,
known to be identified with the Socialist
movement will he entitled to a voice in
the proceedings of the convention.
l'one by order ol the (Socialist t'ountv
Central Committee, May (ith, 11112.
U C Knix, Chairman.
It F, WiLflon, Secretary.
Card of Thank
V it, i to convey to our neighbors
and frieo.lt our appreciation ol their
kindness and sympathy during the Ill
nets and death' ol my father.
J. A. ttitaox ku Khuilv.
Must Sell at Once.
Team voong nitre. Steel Aula Wagtn.
Two gi'od t'ow, Boggy Ith Shall ami
Tongue, Single and iKtnble llainett.
Child IV.nv and Two Saddles. NO
REASONAB1X OFFEK REFUSED.
i t tf J. S. H.
For Sale.
tiaeolitie A hone power wmxl taw.
SeeCl at. F. Condatt. b 3 i
Notice to the Public
I will he in I'rineviUe more or lets
teuirarllv fn.ni now on, Thote wish
ing my attention may imitiire at the
home ol S. K. llialge.
l's. K. I. Km him.
For Rent
A good daiiy or sturk ranch: 1000
acre : cuts :t.'J tons hay j &00 acre un
dec ditch ; lung Inate to right party. !
For particulars Inquire at Journal
uffice. t 3:'!tt( j
Swamp Land Notice.
Acting under inatraction from
Governor Wet!, all the swamp land be
longing to the Stat of Oregon ill be
teltcted at tuon at poeaibla. j
Any one having infornmnioo regtr.
ittg uie location or condition ol such I
land will kindle coufor with me, Such '
information will bo of much, value to
the land department. j
T. A. ItlMHABT,
2 tf rotate Land Agent.
Call for Warrantg
41( rt-KUtvrftJ tx'ttli bitutiiy rrtDti up to
Oilim utiin Ntv ;tv' will w , .ii 9u rrwtnu
(h'B. Nu iutrMii afivr ihi- tUt.
Alt nwt lattrHl n4l warrafiu ut Ia (ami tt.
riuttmc Nix : will tx titi vn nwvmtttou.
y lutrrrst mirr iota qti,
All rfiirvt hitfh wfbtM'l rrtit tin to
tntl inclu-lmiT Nt. v tl t vui utt (rrvul'
Lion. No iyirn-Ki (ur Xhu Utc,
KALI M I . JoKhA.
Sf Tofossi'.ital Cards.
Dr. Howard Gove
Dentist
Rooms 14 ant IS Adamsoat Building.
T. L J. DUFFY
Attorne-at-Lmw
(Muceettor t W. A. Uell)
PtUMVllLS ... Okicoos
Dr. J. Treadles Fox
M. R. C. S. Knr: and I H. A. l-endon";
Licencee tlregon Mate Medical Hoard.
Specialist In Surgery; Hvgient; AH
mentarr Canal; Women anil chilureu't
diese.
ufit- aud residence, Main St. Prlnavltlt, Or.
CmlU uwatwewr jsevawtyt afajt ata-A
Of' tmm ww S..S m tTm0lmm-0
M mm fJSVtBi iga ,
Pri,,,!!,.
mfftftrmrjr-mt-mCmm
2?,ai Cttatt
ZPrimtwill;
Dr. John Huback,
iMte Wtt rtnary "iir(D I1. 8. Arm jr. j
tUft'strttikfiil ol t!.? jV'Ij tUppm. i
Hamilton Sublets,
Prinvill, Or
W. A. BELL
Lawyer
The Da! let
Oregon
CAm: J, CJmmrti. Jf. ff. SStlknmp
tK'CUUHTB
$ el knap c d wards
PAjrttamt and Srfnt
(County fhytician.)
Ortfn
Si. Cttioti,
jfttornrp-at'mCmm
!Prt , Ongtm.
Crook County jfbttraei Co,
Abstract of title to all land and
town luts in Crook county.
B. F. Wjrldt, Secretary, Priaeville, Ortgts
Reinforced Concrete HulMlngs. Complete Itc-
fllgllS.
J. J. IJurling
Engineer
I01B Chamber of Commerce Mg, Portland, Or.
Hygiene and Dietary advise Calls made
Dr. R. D. Ketchum
DrugleHH PhyHlclan.
Hours by appolntincnt
Fred A. Rice, C. E. J. B. Neville, Jr., K. M.
County Surveyor. jjeputy Co. Surveyor,
Rice & Neville
Civil Engineers.
General Engineering. PaiNivaLS, Orioon.
C. S3rimk
I JLmwyr
. Jf irw4t Snmmll,
ffrtfm.
Dr. (Iharlcs Macl addcn
Osteopathic Physician
Hveenle. tHelelle and Natural TherulttMitlet
1 ntpUiyett, t'lirtHilc iMarttv a pvtalty
Office Oeee Morria Furniture Stars.
Telephone! Pioaeer, No. 124.
(i.X McFARLANl
Lawyer
Tract ica In all courts and I', S. Ijind
tWice.
Redmond, Oregon
Willard II. Wirtz
Attnriieytt.l.nw.
Uttlce In M. It, Hlgga' nlllce.
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Pace aroaa. tWih otl.- aa mj.
Sac lelephouaa.
Wtitwyi Orjm
HAVE YOU '
Filed your Deed? Of Course.
HAVE YOU
An Abstract?
CertttliilveVeryiiiit hat an alulrsi t now.
)o yon know where your Coiner ttTe,
W ell, Xa, Not exactly,
Brewiter Engineerinf Comptny,
I'rineviUe, Orwgitn, will locate tl.eiu lor
Von and gilnratite the work Survey
ing. 1'latiitig, Irrigation Kngineeriiig.
Phone I'luneer 'M.
ARE YOU SURE
The nvirda ahow a clear title In your proierty? Tbe
ret'iinla fiillcil to aluiw curn-rt title lu a enle inmle this
week by a hmllng reiil eatnte cuinpniiy. RE5ULT- Long
delay nml imlli lima, Ikdter lit the I'loncer A bat nut
Compaiiy look nftrr your lutcn tt.
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(Member Oregon Association of Title Men)
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Statement of Retourcat and Liabilities of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville Oregon
At the does el basinets June 7, 1911
KKHOL'Kt'r.g
Loant and InsawnU g.tt.sW 08
United Rial Bonda U4 00
Bank r.rara!seale....: HW ID
Cath a loe from banks aio.Rt IM
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B. F. Ansa, PrBidH
WUI Wrwu.r, Vic PrM.a4
W. A. Booth, Pre.
I). F. Btiwabt, Vlce-Pres.
Crook County Bank
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Statement of the Crook County Bank
Superintendent of
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Loans and Discount, I9S,II70.M
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admitted without question by every man
who knows the history of Old
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WHISKEY
Here's a brand that you can depend on
always; the kind of whiskey that never
disappoints. It is the same Good Old
liquor that brings health and good cheer.
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Shaniko and Bend, Oregon
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Champ Hmtlli s old stand,
imported and Domestic
Cigars
Famous Whiskies
Old Crow; I Icrmitane; Red
Top Rye; Yellow Stone;
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A Rye; James E. Pepper.
I Moore's Mult.
Porter, Ale and Ulympia
4 Draft Beer on Tap.
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of Prineville Oregon, at rendered to the
Banks, June 7th, 1911
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