Powell Butte.
. March 31.
a visitor
to
Sun-
M1H8
Towoll Butt1
J. 1- !lbin v
rriuevllle liutJFrlility.
Mr. HiirkhiKhnni, trawling Bale
imu for the Slmrw Co., wju In tin
farts lust k.
Mm. Guy Sour ol Ketlmoml vlsit.nl
with Iut lnvtlii-r, I. A. Yate, timl
luutily tout wvk.
Jlr. A. Y. Hay u fc-ft Frlilay tor
Portland, where alie will visit frielid
aud ivlatlvtw lor ii couple of weoka.
IT. G. Muxtnrd wont to Bend Sat
irdny with n load of onto.
Minx Alma Johnson came out from
l'rlnevilli' Wednesday for a few days'
lisit with her father and brothers.
tlnv E. Dolwon and Mr. Wells of
Kedmoud were in this section Tlmrx
iay interwtiiitf the farmers In a pro
posed co-operative creamery for
Ketiiuoutl.
Mr. ami Mrs. E. X. Hall enter
tained a few frienda Thursday even
ki. After a pleasnut evening spent
at cards and conversation the
bostess. served a most delicious
kmcheon. Seated at the table were
ilr. and Mrs, X, P. Allev, Mr. and
Mrs. G C. Truesdale, Mr. and Mrs.
I. X. Hall, Miss Maud Sliutrun and
Morton Shutrun.
The different members of the Allen
Landfare family have been III the
jast wivk with la grippe,
Mrs. Win. Xanny came out from
IVschutes Thursdav for a brief visit
with Mrs, Allen Wilkoxen. Mrs.
Xanuy, who Is fond of walking,
Biade the entire distance on foot,
tovering 2T miles in six hours.
J. P. Doherty of Reduiond
iayed with Reeves Willcoxen.
Morton Shutrun and sister.
Maud, returned to their home In
Portland Sunday, after an extended
rlsit with their sister, Mrs. E. N.
Hall.
Mrs. Mary Orewiler, who has been
Tislting her granddaughter, Mrs. Joe
Shearer, left Monday tor Sunnyslde,
where she will spend the suui
aier visiting friends.
There are several teams at work
tleaning the canal under the direc
tion. f Dltcninan Joe Shearer. It Is
hoped the work will be fluished In
time to turn down water soon as
tome laud will have to be watered
Before plowing to insure best results
for certain crops
Mrs. G. C. Truesdale and Mrs. Joe
Shearer were visitors at the county
eat Friday.
Neighbors and friends experienced
considerable uneasiness at the dis
appearance, of A. W, Bayn for a
couple of days the latter part of the
' week. Mr. Bayn took bis wife to
Sfdmond Thursday evening to take
the Friday morning train and his
whereabouts from that time nntil
Sunday is a Sherlock Holmes mys
tery. Preparations were under way
to start a searching party when the
missing man finally put In his ap
pearance at the ranch Sunday alter-
aoon, thereby saving interested par
ties further worry. Mr. Bayn is very
Kticent on the subject of his absence
and so the mystery deepens.
Geo. Hobbs has traded his nitty
jjttle bluck Imy team for a pair of
segwtered trotting mares. J hese
ni'rc8 are supposed to throw dust
an all other Powell Butteites who
are unfortunate enough to be found
traveling the same road with "Spud'
ana his trt'tters. J he exchange was
Made in the hope that a swifter team
would In some way aid their owner
to catch n cook, that being his sole
ambition uow-a days.
Mis Pauline Truesdale went to
Prineville Monday where she will
iprnd the week visiting Mifs Fay
Bnssett and other friends.
Ed Golden, a Portland druggist,
sent his mother, Mrs. N. B. Golden, a
ropy of the Falrwood Bee, a subur
ban Portland paper of recent duU,in
which appears an egg Btory. This
story has to do with an enormous
t-gg so the writer says, which 1111 as-
ires 7 Inches in circumference one
way by ft indies the opposite way.
Sow it this is the largest egg the
Williainette Valley can produce they
vill certainly have to go way back
nd sit down in favor uf Mrs. Golden
who owns as fine a lot of llliodo Is
land Reds as one could find iu the
state and who on measuring one of
the Biddy's eggs, found it to be 9
'niches in circumference one way by
opposite way. Now will the val
Jey people begin to wake up to the
fact that there is a Central Oregon
and occupying a central location in
It Is Crook County, while centrally
Eocated In ('rook Connty is a most
fertile section t country called Pow
ell Butte and that we are fust devel
ping Into an Ideal dairy and lu g
rufsiiig section besides being the
liome of hens who lay large eggs.
Ordinance No.
An ordinance entitled an ordinance to
prevent and restrain doc from rumiiiiil
at large upon the public tiwt, alley,
park, public grounds or private prenv
i.en. aithin the corporate limits ot
Prineville, Oregon, and to provide a
punishment lor the violation of this or
dinance. Til People of the City of Prineville,
Oregon, do ordain a follow:
Section 1. That from and alter the
taking f fleet of this ordiuance it shall
te unlawful for any dog or doga to inn
at large upon the public streets, alleys,
parks, public (rounds or private prem
ise, within the corporate limit of the
City ot Prineville.Orogon, provided how
ever, any dog or dis may be harbored
or tept, by the owner or keepers there
of ou any private premises in saie City,
if said drf or dogs be confined therein,
or chained therein, or otherwise eoured
so as not to escape therefrom, and it is
herein turthei provided that any dog or
dog may go upon any street .alley ,park,
public ground or other private premises,
not mentioned above, providing said
dog or dogs.be fastened to a rope, chain,
lash, or other fastening deviae and in
the actual, present and physical charge
and control of the master, owner or
keeper.
Section 2. That any person or per
sons, who are owners, master or keep-
era of anv doc or dog, violating any of
the term and provision of Section One
ot this ordinance, shall be deemed guil
ty of a misdemeanor and upon convic
tion thereof in the Recorder' Court ot
the City of Prineville, Oregon, shall he
fined not less than fire dollars nor more
that twenty-five dollars and pay the
costs of prosecution and in default of the
payment of such fine and cost imposed,
ball be confined to the City Jail one
day for each two dollars ot such fine
and costs, not to exceed thirty day.
Section 3. In as much a there are
no ordinance for the City ot Prineville,
Oregon, governing thu keeping ot dof
from running at large in said City, this
ordinance i necessary to preserve the
safety, peace and decorum of th City
of Prineville and its inhabitants. and an
emergency is hereby declared to exist,
and this ordinadce shall take effect and
have full force and virtue, from and aft
er its approval by the Mayor.
Pasted by the City Council of the City
ot Prineville, Crook County, Oregon, on
the 1st day of Ap. il, 1913,after the third
reading thereof.
Approved by the Mayor of id city
the 1st day of April, 1913.
G. N. Clifton, Mayor.
Attest: A. R. Bowman, Recorder.
State ot Oregon, I
County ot Crook. J
I, A. R. Bowman, do hereby certi
fy that I am the duly elected, qualified
and acting recorder of the Cityol Prine
ville, Oregon, that I have compared the
above and foregoing copy of ordinance
with the original thereof, that the same
is a trne and correct transcript from aaid
original ordinance and of the whole
thereof.
Dated this 1st day of April, 1013.
A. R. Bowman, Recorder,
that I am the duly elocU-d, qualltled
and acting city Recorder ot the City
ot Prliievlllo, Crook County, Oregon,
that 1 have compared the above and
foregoing copy of ordinance with Un
original thereof, that the same Is a
true and correct tranaerlpt there
from and ot the whole thermit.
Dated this 1st day of April, HU3.
A. R. How MAN,
City Recorder.
Ordinance No.-
Property for Sale.
Mrw. Walter O'NeiP home, large
parcel of bind, nine-room house,
fo:d barn, chicken house and other
outbuildings. A bargulu. Part
terms. Call or write Mhs. Walter
OW'kil, Prineville, Ore. 3-20-H
An ordinance entitled an ordinance
to prevent chickens, turkeys, ducks,
geese and other domestic fowl from
being a t large upon the public
streets, alleys, parks, public and pri
vate grounds In the City of Prine
ville. Oregon, and to provide a pun
ishmc'nt for violations hereof, and to
repeal all other ordinances and parts
of ordinances In conllict herewith
The: People of the City of Prineville,
Oregon, do ordain as follows:
Section 1. It shall be unlawful
from and after the taking effect of
this ordinance, for any chickens,
turkeys, ducks, geese or other do
mestic fowl to run at large, or be lu
or upou any street, alley, park, pub
lic or private ground, within the
corporate limits of the City of Prine
ville.Crook County, Oregon, Provid
ed however, such fowl above enumer
a ted may be raised or kept on pri
vate ground, If the same are kept
there in enclosures and not allowed
to escape therefrom, and be It furth
er provided that this ordinance Is
not t o be construed to prevent
trafficking in and disposal of said
fowl in tlie ordinary trade channels,
or the marketing therof.
Section 2 Any person or persons,
who are thu owners of, or who have
possession or control of such fowl s
enumerated in Section One of this
ordinance, within the corporate lim
its ol the ( ily ol rrineville, Oregon,
violating any of the terms and pro
visions of suld section or of tliis or
dinance, shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof in the recorder's court of said
City shall be fined not less than Five
Dollars and not more than Twenty
five dollars, arid pay the coets of
prosecution, and in default of the
payment of such fine and costs, shall
be conlined to the City Jail one day
for euch two dollars of such fine and
costs, not to exceed thirty days.
Section 3. Passed by City Council
on the 1st day of April, 1913, after
the third reading thereof.
Approved by the Mayor of said
City on the 1st day of April, 1913.
Attest: G. N. Clifton, Mayor.
A. It. Bowman, Recorder.
State of Oregon, 1
County of Crook. J 9
I, A. R, Bowman, hereby certify
Summon.
In the circuit court of the slate ot
Oregon, fur the comity ot Crook,
lau Eno, PUilitlft,
against
Kliaatwih Iteed, Charles K. Reed, Milo
11. Stone, Ella Stone and 1,. J. 11 ..d
lev, IMemUnt.
To Elisabeth Keed, Charles K. Reed.
Milo It. Stone, Ella Stone and L J
llallev, and to each of you, (he
sktove named defendants :'
lu the name ol the slate ot Oregon,
You. and each of vou, are herehv re
quired to ppear and answer the com
plaint tiled agaiust you in the auove
entitled suit on or before Thursday, the
Sili day ol May, A. 1. 1913, and il you
fail so to answer, lor the want thereof,
the plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relict demanded in ths complaint
herein.
That this suit hat been brought tor
the foreclosure of a certain mortgage by
reason of the default ol the coudition
theteot, aaid mortgage having been
given bv said Elixaleth Keed and
Charles K Red, and duly igned, exe
cuted, acknowledged, witnessed and de
livered by them to one H J. Jorgensen,
dated on December 17, 1910, to secure
the payment of sixteen hundred dollar
(SltkHI.OO) in accordance with th tenor
of one certain instrument in writing lor
thai amount, to-wit: a promissoiy
note hearing date the 17th day ol De-
cember, A. D. 1010, and made payable
to said tt. J. Jorgensen or order, with
interest at the rate of ten per cent per
annum, ratable annually, from date.
said note being due one year from le-
cember 17th, 1910, aui mortgage deeig.
nating and creating a lien therefor up
on the southeast quarter I set) of south
west quarter (sJ) of section four (41 ;
east halt (e ot northwest quarter
(nl) and southwest quarter (wj) uf
northeast quarter Ine'. ) of section nine
(ill. township 18 south, range 12 E., YY
St., in Crook county, Oregon, said mort
gage having been duly recorded in the
office ol the county clerk of (aid Crock
county on Iec 22, A. D. 1910, at So'clock
a. m., and recorded on page 4:13 in B'Xik
12, Record of Mortgages ol aaid county
and appear there ot record.
That said note and mortgage were.
thi reafter, and on November 19, 1912
duly assigned and transferred by said
H. J. Jorgensen, to the plaintilt berein
by an instrument in writing, dated on
that date, which aaid instrucnent was
duly recorded id the office ot the conn
tv clerk of aid county of Cook, on the
5th day of January, A. I. 1913, at 5
o'clock p. m., and recorded on page 40S
in Book 17, Kecord ol Mortgage, ol
said Crook county, and there remain
of record.
That the said default consist in the
failure of the said Elisabeth Reed and
Charles E. Reed, or any of said defend
ants, to pay said indebtedness or any
part thereof and said indebtedness is
still due and owing plaintiff and
wholly nnpaid.
That the subject of this suit is real
property within the state ol Oregon
and that the defendant, Milo B. Stone
and Ella Stone, each ha, or claim
some interest or right in and to said
mortgaged premises, but that plaintiff's
mortgage lien is prior in date and
superior in equity thereto. That the
relief sought ot the defendant, Milo B.
Stonj and Ella Stone, and each thereof,
claiming interest or right in and to said
mortgaged premises, if any they may
have, be declared subsequent and in
ferior in equity to the claim, interest or
right ol the plaintiff herein.
You are further notified, That this
summons is served upon you, the said
defendants, Milo B. Stone anil Ella
Stone, and each thereof, by publication,
upon the order of lion. Ii. Springer,
judge of the county court of said Crook
count T, by order duly made therein and
dated the 2 "nil day of March, A. 1.
1913, the same being duly tiled on said
late with the clerk of said circuit court
for said Crook county.
l'irnt publication, March 2. th, 1913
Last publication, May Htb, 1913.
C. M. ('KANDALL,
M. R. Elliott,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
'
i '
I
Notice of Final Accounting.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, the administrator of the estate
of Cornelius Thomson, deceased, that
he has made and filed with the clerk of
the county court his final accounting
of his administration of said estate, and
that the honorable county court has set
Mondv, the oth day of May, 1913, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon at the county
court room in the courthouse at rrine-
vil'e, in said county and state, as the
time and place for hearing said final
accounting and settling said final ac
counting.
Dated this 11th day ot March, 1913.
William II. Tii"mon,
Administrator of the estate of Cornel
ius Thomson, deceased. 3-13 5t
Finish This. Story
r-fT WORKMAN in nn I II C ngon fao
' jJ or was CM"''"'''"!? the various
Jjir stages of wntron construction to nn
TrqIJJ interested visitor. Ho nicked up
two pieces of long leaf yellow pinn,
and asked the visitor to notice the difference in
the weight of tho two pieces. The lighter
riece, he explained, was kiln-dried. Th
heavier piece was air-dried. It had retained
th.c resinous sap which adds strength and '
toughness, while in the kiln-dried piece of
lumber this sap had been drawn out by the too
rapid application of heat.
Every Stick of Lumber Used
in IHC Wagons Is Carefully
Selected, Air-Dried Stock
Here was something to think about. The
visitor asked for a test as to the relative
strength of the two pieces of wood. The air
dried piece held up under nearly double the
weight under which the kiln-dried piece of
lumber broke.
To the eye there was no difference between
these two pieces of lumber, but when put to
the test there was a vast difference. So it is
throughout the construction of I H C wapons
Weber, Columbus, New Bettendorf, Steel
King. They are built for real strength, light
draft, and satisfactory service.
Weber and Columbus wapons have wood
gears. Steel Kinjr and New Ikttendorf have
steel gears. 1 11 C local dealers handle the
wagons best suited to your work. See them
for literature and full information, or, write
International Harvester Company of America
(Incorporated)
Portland Ore.
iPtofesstr.ital Cards
Aliatructa.
liiHiirnm'
The J. It. Haner Abstract Co.
lltcurHirlit
Prliievllle, tire.
Knrm l.oiuia. Honda.
Law Office of
W. P. MYERS
Kamalra Bid'. PrimmlU, Ore
Dr. Charles Macl'addcu
Osteopathic Physician
llv. ill,'. tiWulii ml Ntiitl TlinntlillliS
r ii i 1. v "l hi. miU' li.-uH, "mvimiir
Office in Kamalra Bio. It
Tlrplionoi I'iuneer, No. 1 28.
Prof. A. W. Grater,
D.in. Hl.r
Olllce In Morrl Huilillnit three ijour
oiilh ol Journal ullkee,
Prineville, Orvion
D. H. PEOPLES
Cvil and Irrigation Engineer
Koom II Adauiaoii Hld'g
Prineville, Ore.
101 t
Dr. Howard (Jove
Dentit
Crook County Bank Building
YOU NAME THE PRICE
Any reasonable Offer for anything in our Racket
Goods will be accepted. We are receiving every day
Sporting Goods, Bicycle Supplies. Baseball Goods,
Victor Phonographs, Records, Etc, and must make
room for these goods.
We Will Discontinue Racket Goods
Buy at your own prices. Come and investigate this. We
mean business. At the
Big Stock of Fishing Tackle Now on Hand
Crook Co. Jewelry $ Sporting Goods Store
Cmtft mmwr4 prvrnjUj 40 might
aJTaVM. J
HAVE YOU
Filed your Decd Of Course,
HAVE YOU
An Abstract)
(Vrtalnly t'Vriryoii timnn -tlrot now.
M vtm know whor yuur curnart ar.
W'ril, No, Nut vxtu'lly.
Brewster Engineering Company,
PntMniUo, Orjtfn, will luct ihm for
vou mid guiirntiU tit work. Survfty
ttii, i'Ult.iitf, Irrinntlon KngUtoerititf.
riiona I'luiiwr am.
J. Trendies Fox
M, It, 0, 8, Knit I I H. A. I.oinlm
t.trrtiriH' Orrfroit Hutv Mlit l Htwrtl,
ttpKcmtta in MrKry, Hytont; AH
inrnury I'ftftKl; woutri Mini chtltlrW
tllMUt, He
orlW nd rrjMnm Third Irwl iier Court
1 1 mi w. Tl.: ri"ittr, t'nlla ftn"wrft
lrontHly. t I iit or Chattf lumlfrmt
hummo...
In ih ctrrutl court ot th tut t( Oregon,
far t runk niliniV.
ol.-n lAml t'um.ny, t cursor tulon, plaintiff,
Uatld Burton. mnA Mn. ttovtt, Hurinn. wtfo of
Mill It a rum. ml ll uiitvr pron ur
iftrttw unknown cUimin tiy right. iul,
umU linn upou or lmntftt In the rl ttt
ilitH-rliKtl u tb txmu'lHut twrala, !
tfmUtitft,
To Hurt ti nd Mm, lmvl-1 Burton, wlft
of Mid ivUl Htirfon, ) ftll "Taunt of
ttml unkuowu t-ltutiit uy rid tit, tltlt.
MlklV, lln upon or liilffrvat Initio reiki
Ut diMorlUNl in tlw rntuplnhit hrln. nl
1mi 4rH-rliMt In tliti timmon. bot
lit id mme ol tatti ol oriron, You, nd
ia'h of you. ar lioriljf vuiniiioiird and r
u,titrd toapp4r in tlio aluv euiitltx.1 court
mnl anawitr or plead to ilm (Himptalitl fllml
tlMT'ln in tlila milt anattiHi you on or Imlora
May Mh, iiU, whtt h it tim Hint i.r rllwHl in
lit urdt-r of uttMHiuniy linli(fuf trook rounty,
tircKoh, pursuant to wht lt ililt tuuiinimt It
publuiiml, in whlrh ymi am rrtuln-d lo to
aptxiar. armwrr or pMl and If you fall tOao
appear, antwtror li'l. tli plaintiff will ap
plv to tlin court lor tln fi'iitl d.inanil-"l in ll
I'o'mplatut, whtnh rllf it lhat plakutift tltlo
U Hi Mlotttittf dfatTltM'd ral propvrt) tilu
at In Crook roiinly, irvitoii, U.wli:
Tlie north Imlf ol the wouilivtmt tuarlrr and
thfaoiilli ball olllii llorllit't qiiarh-r of w.
Uon iwonty om -ill- in towmMp lwlv
ptouitt, rsiiKfi tn '!( i'anl of th Mtlami-tto
WtTlilimi lit ( rook rotiiiiy, I ttVKoti,
Atnlniry pari tlo-n'of, l lonvr o,upfd
KaliiHl you and all ptrni. i-ltl tn 1 nu liy.
iiiroiiKu or tttol'-r you, or t'lihrr ol you, and
timt pUlntiff Ihj al)inlKOl to W tli owner
tto r- t.l tu tee ltn.lr; and lhat you aii'l all
piTMihH rlalluhiK. or to claim, ly, lliriuh or
umlcr you, mj tun-vor harm), njotn'd ami re
HfHilO'd from claltiilliK or "ltlnif ui any rlnht,
till- or ItiEi-rmt hi or to any part o( taid i-rop
urty and foraut-li mlwr and further rMM a
tuiuri uiuy ti-rui i!'illtniiiu in inu prcm-
of thr tlrat iHilillratlon of thlt turn
out 1m tin' jiih day oi.Mart'h,
SinuinonH.
In tin; circuit court ol the statu of Orugon for
crouk t-oiiutv.
Thu V'- i. Kliui co,, corporation, plaintiff.
VH.
Irwin 1). Hani?, Kth"l KMney, J. K. Mauphcriton
and Al'l'Cudd, dcfendantit.
To Irwin I- Bu"y, Kihel annoy, j. K. Muc-ih-r.ion
and .Able rudd, duK'nilnnu:
In Uie niiniuof tin mate of On-nun, you an;
hep-by required to appear and annwi-r the
i ijiiiplaiiiL filed iu the above entUU-d uit and
court on or before the 'Ztul iay of May, l'.tNl,
and if vou fail ho to appear and anhwi-r the
plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief
pmved for in I in complaint,, Ui-wit: for a flu
ciee and judiirteiit.aKari.Ht Irwin iJ. Haney for
the mini of KiKht Hundred liollara with Inter
est there(, ii at tiie rale often per cent per an
num from January ilJtHl, (or () attorney 'k Im-k
and lor the, coma and UiHburHeuienis of thl
sinL
That tll mortKaffe deseriberl )n plaintiff's
eoiriplHinibe loreciosed and the land described
therein tiold by the nherif ol thin county ac
cordhiK to law and the praeilco of thin court
and tlie proceeds applied to thu payment of
pbiintiff'tt HHid judgment and that lh de-ft-udauttf
and each of them he forever barred
and foreclosed from claiuiinK nny riiht, tltlo
or interewt in said preinineH or any part thereof.
'1 hm riiiinmoiis in piihlinh'Jd by order of the
Honorabla ii. Kprinjrer, JudfCR of the county
court of thcHtate of Oregon for crook county,
made on the ith day of March, 1113, which
HHid order p rune ri bed that thin suinmoiia be
published in th crook county Journal, a
weekly newspaper, printed and pitbHwhed In
Prineville, crook county, Oregon, lor a period
ol nix consecutive weeks.
The datuof the Aral publication of this sum
mons Ik March 20. 11113.
m. r. Kfjjorr,
8-20-6 w Attorney for pluiutiff,
COLONIST FARES
WESTBOUND
March 15 to April 15, 1913
SEND FOR THE FOLKS
WHILE THE FARES ARE LOW
The Low Fares apply from llic following and many oilier points in
the East, lo any station on the 0-W. R, & N. in Idaho, Oregon and
Washington.
Atlanta, Cja.
Haltimore, MJ.
Iiimton, Macs,
lliiffalo, N. Y.
CliHrlcHluii, S. C.
Detroit, Mich.
1'ort Worth, Tex
Minneapoliii,
$51.70 Lmiisville, Ky.
51 75' Mumpliia, Turin.
55.15 Milwaukfo, Win.
47.50 MuntifoiiMtry, Ala.
5II.II0 Muckniinn, Okla.
4:1.50 Nhw York Cliy
40.75 New Orleans
30.00 Kt. Paul, Minn.
1I2.H5 Oklnhama City
ii 50 I'hilaih-laliia, l'a,
., Pitttthurf I'h.
St. I.oul k..
50.15 Denver, Cl.
35.20 Omaha, Nub.
55.00 Kaneas, City, Mo. 30.00
4S.05 Leavenworth, Kan. 30.00
30.00 CliicaiiO 3M.00
35.L5
M.7S
47 00
37.00
30.00
30.00
Prepaid Orders
Tickets will be delivered without extra charge to any
body at any point where Colonist fares apply, upon de
posit with any 0-W R. & N. Agent of the amount.
For full particulars drop a card to
H. BAUKOL, Agent 0-W R. & N., Redmond, Oregon
fNC
I he dnte
IWl.l.
Mi in Niiutmonat t i-nhhMied pnmtiant to an
ordirof (i. Kprnmer, county Indue ol Crook
eonnty, ori'K'tn, madu on thu iDtU dny of
March, lit Id,
I., M. UKrHTKlX.
S-.'O Attorney (or plaintllT.
" RECEPTION "
Champ Smith, Propr
Imported and . Domestic b
Cigars
Famous Whiskies
Old Crow; Hermitage; Red
Top Rye; Yellow Stone;
Canadian Club; Cream
Rye; James E. Pepper;
Moore's Malt.
Porter, Ale and Olympia
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