Lamb, J E. lot S blk SB 40.80
Y illcoxen, A R, lot 3-4 blk
it 11.7S
TVrlKht, McDonald, lot T blk
It 8.10
Standefer, Cleve, lot blk 56. 8.10
Van Dyke, C V, lot 7 blk S7. S.OS
Cotter, Ben, lots 3 to 6 blk 60 4.0 S
Stroud Brothers, lots 11-11
blk l 1-28
Redmond Townsite Co, lot 1
blk 64 77
Grandy, W P, lots !-J blk 65. 1.04
Whitney. Mary, lots 4-6 blk
6S 3-04
Whitney, Mary, lota 6 to 8 blk
65 J OS
Gates, E A, lots 9-W blk 65. . 2.04
Jordan, Robert E, lot 8 blk
66
Lamb, John E, lots i-4 blk
67 7.65
Lamb, John E, lots 7 to li
blk 67 25.50
Moodv, J R. lot 9 blk 68 2 04
Buckley, J J, lots 1-2 blk 70. 2.04
Buckley, I A, lots S-4 blk 70. 7.14
Buckley, W J, lots 5-6 blk 70. 2.04
Smith, Ora, lot 1 blk 74 6.61
Smith. Ora, lot 2 blk 74 51
Central Oregon Irrigation Co,
lots 1 to 4 blk 75 27.54
Hedmond First Addition
Redmond Realty lnv Co,
lots 1 to 6 blk 1; lots 1 to
12 blk 2; lots 1 to 12 blk
S; tract A 66 61
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 1 to 12 blk 8; lots 1 to
12 blk 9; lots 1 to 6 blk
10; lots 1-2 blk 11 48.96
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 3 to 6 blk 11; lots 1
to 4 blk 12 12.84
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 6 to 12 blk 12; lots 1
to 14 blk B; lots 1-2 blk
C 26.01
Redmond Realty & InT Co,
lots 3 to 8 blk C; lots 1 to
5 blk D 918
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 3 to 6 blk E; lots 1 to
3 blk 18 7.14
Torest, Ashley, lots 4 to 8 blk
18; lots 1 to 3 blk 19 8.16
Hobos, W H, lots 4 to 7 blk
19 S.06
Redmond Realty & lnv Co, j
tots 1 to 4 blk 20 5.10
Redmond Second Addition
Moore, J A, lot 1 blk 5 61
Bartlett, C F, lots 1 to 4 blk
7 2 04
Evans, B C, lot 8 blk 7 51
Booth, C W. lots 3-4 blk 9.. 1.02
Coughuy, W W, lots 1-2 blk
15... 102
Clark, Alice, lot 3 blk 15 51
Christiansen, W E, lot 2 blk
16 61
Smith, Q E, lots 3 to 6 blk
16 204
Brooks, Lula. lot 5 blk 17. . . 3.06
Stroud Brothers, lots 1-2 blk
18 102
Redmond, Ehret's First Add.
McCaffery, Ben, lot 6 blk 1. . . 1.28
Ehret, Carl, lots 6 to 8 blk 1 . 3.82
McCaulley, Claud, lot 1 blk 3. 1.53
McCaffery et al, lot 2 blk 3. 1.63
Rodemeyer, Dr, lots 6-7 blk
3 29.68
Toung, Josephine, lot 8 blk 3. 2.04
McCaulley, Claude, lots 9-10
blk 3 4.08
Bingham. J R, lot 2 blk 4 1.53
W ood, 0 S, lot i blk 4 2.80
Covert, Roy, lot 4 blk 4 1.53
Covert, Roy, lot 6 blk 4 1.63
Immele, Robert, lots 6-7 blk
4 29.58
Walker, W C, lot 10 blk 4. . . 2.04
Redmond, EUinger Add.
Ehret, Carl, lots 1 to 10 blk 1 . 5.10
Irvin, Nellie J, lots 1 to 8 blk
2 4.08
lrvin, Nellie J, lots 9-10 blk
2 21.42
Ihret, Carl, lots 1-2 blk 4. . . 1.02
Ehret, Carl, lots 6 to 8 blk
4 1.53
Lilly, Geo A M, lots 9-10 blk
4 1.02
rhret, Carl, lots 1-4 blk 6. . . 2.04
Ehret, Carl, lots 1 to 7 blk
8 3.57
Norwood, J A, lot 8 blk 8. . . .51
Jarrett, Cnas, lots 6-7 blk 10. 1.63
Chapman, W B, lots 8-10 blk
10 2.29
Slocum, G M, lot 3 blk 11;
e4 lot 4 blk 11 27.64
Ttlgatter, J A, lots 6-7 blk
11 2.04
Immele, R C, lots 8-10 blk
11 3.06
JTielson, C E, lots 6-8 blk 12. 3.06
Taliaferro, Z, lots 1-10 blk
13 10.20
Stevens, E T, lots 1-4 blk 14. . 4.08
Ehret, Carl N, lots 1-2 blk 18. 4.08
Rederer, Hans, lot 3 blk 18. . 2.04
Ihret, Carl S, lots 4-5 blk
18 4.08
Goodwin, Geo, lot 2 blk 19. . . 5.10
fiolden, Margaret, lots 4-5 blk
20 6.12
Redmond, Collins Addition
Jones, D L, lot 5 blk 2 36
Sears, A W, lots 2-6 blk 6 2.16
Ordway, C A, lots 1 to 6 blk
7 12.96
Redmond Mountain View Add.
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 1-2 blk 1 2.04
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 3-4 blk 2 2.04
Forrest, Ashley, lots 1-2 blk
3 7.14
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 3-4 blk 3; lots 1-5 blk
4; lots 1-3 blk 5; lots 1-
10 blk 6; lots 1-4 blk 7 24.48
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 5-12 blk 7 8.16
Redmond Realty & ln,v Co,
lots 5-12 blk 9 9.18
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 1-6 blk 10; lots 1-6 blk
11; lots 1-12 blk 12; lots
1-8 blk 13 32.64
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 9-12 blk 13; lots 1-12
blk 14; lots 1-12 blk 15;
lots 1-4 blk 16 32.64
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 5-12 blk 16; lots 1-12
blk 16; lots 1-12 blk 18.. 32.64
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 1-12 blk 19; lots 1-6
blk 20; lots 1-2 blk 21; lots
1-4 blk 22; lots 1-4 blk 23;
lots 1-4 blk 24 32.64
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 1-4 blk 25 4.08
Redmond Oregon Trunk Add.
Inland Empire Co, lots 13 to
24 blk 44 6.12
Dobson & Slocum, lot 1 3.60
Redbmnd Fair Acres
Kenyon, C S, lot 5 3.60
Redmond Acres
Northwest Townsite Co, lot
22 2.10
Redmond South Knd Acres
Oregon Trunk Dev Co, lots
11-11 8.40
Oregon Trunk Dev Co, lots
r 19-22 t.20
Oregon Trunk Dev Co, lots
26-27 8-60
ROSI.ANO
Richie, Bessie, lot blk S. . . . .28
Carniichaet. C V. lot 1 blk 4. ,28
Howard, Jefferson, lot 10 blk
6 28
Howard, Jefferson, lots 10-12
blk 8 "
SISTF.KS
Wilson, Bertha, lots 1-1 blk
1 4. 38
Allen. Hardy, lots 7-9 blk 1.. 1.33
W ilson. Bertha, lots 11-13 blk
1 1.63
Allen, H K. lot 3 blk 1 7.25
Paul. Frank, lot 7 blk 1 70
Dennis, John, et L lot 10 blk
2 , .35
Allen. H K, lots 11-13 blk 1.. .87
Wallace, Julia, lot 1 blk . . . .53
Dennis, J W, et al, lot 3 blk
6 . 35
Allen, H K, lots S-4 blk 6... 1.45
Allen, H K, lots 6-6 blk 6. .. 6.13
Sisters McCaffery Addition
Dennis. J W, et al, lots 4-5
blk 1 70
McCaffery, Ben, lot 6 blk 1. . . .35
Dennis, J W, et al, lots 4-6
blk 3 105
Sisters Davidson Addition
Oregon A Western Colo Co,
lots 1-S blk 6 121
Oregon ft Western Colo Co.
lot blk 6 39
Bowman, America, lot 1 blk
14 25
Carlson, Carl, lot S blk 14.. .35
Curtis, Mable, lot 7 blk SO... .63
V A NORA
Vanora Townsite Co, all of
townsite of Vanora, except
lot 23-24 blkl4; lot 2 blk
24 202.50
CONCRETE COOLING VAT.
Hointmadi IcaUu Rafrigtrator For
Country U so
Many country homes which cannot
have Ice must depend ou other means
for keeping milk, butter and (arm
products cool, says the Anierlesn Cuttl
vator. Nothing is better and cleaner
than a concrete rat sunk In the ground
In the milk bouse and fed by a spring
or with water from the well on Its way
to the stock watering tanks. The sine
of the vat Is dependent on the needs.
For a farm with a small dairy suffi
cient space Is to be bad in a tank four
feet two Inches by seven feet two
Inches In the clear, by twenty-three
Inches deep and with Ore Inch walls
and bottom. This vat will hold eight
regulation shipping cans spaced six
inches apart
In a corner of the milk house dig the
pit for the vat five feet wide, eight
feet long and twenty-two Inches deep
If the water Is to be fed and removed
by Iron pi, these should be laid at
once with their ends provided with
screw or sleeve couplings five Inches
above the earth bottom of the pit.
Build a boi form without top or bot
tom four feet two Inches wide by sev
en feet two Inches long, outside mens
orements. and twenty-throe Inches
deep. Mix the concrete mushy wet
of one bag of Portland cement, two
cubic feet of sand and four cubic feet
of screened gravel or crushed rock, or
one part cement to four parts pit grav
el. Place a cork in the ends of the
pipes nnd lay the five Inch liottora with
a strip of woven wire fencing In the
concrete within two Inches of the top.
Quickly finish the bottom smooth with
' "''.
HOMEMADE COOLING VAT.
a wooden float and a steel trowel and
at once set the box form In the pit so
as to leave a space of five Inches on
all sides. Fill this space with con
crete. Around the corners of the tank,
near the top and bottom, imbed an old
iron rod. Bring the outside walls to
full height above floor level by using
a width of board along the side and
end. Round the edges and finish the
top of the walls with a trowel.
When the tank Is two days old care
fully remove the forms. Rub down
the walls with a soft brick and paint
thorn with a creamy mixture of cement
and water. Five days later the vat
may he used. In the coupling of the
outlet pipe place a section of overflow
pipe nineteen inches long, which will
draw off the warm water at the top of
the tank. The overflow pipe should be
at least one-half Inch greater In diame
ter than the inlet pipe o as to remove
all danger of flooding the milk and the
dairy house. Make a grating of one
Inch slats or gas pipe to place on the
bottom of the vat to provide a circula
tion of cool water under the milk cans.
As an aid In lifting the cans fix a
hand rail at a convenient height above
the tank.
For this vat there will be required
one and one-half yards of crushed
rock or screened gravel, three-quarters
yard of sand and ten bags of cement
at a total cost of about $6. Tw men
can build It In one day. Larger cool
ing tanks tjiould have walls six inches
thick. Filled with cool water from
the spring or well, such a vat will
keep the cream sweet and will in many
other ways take the place of an Ice
refrigerator.
y s s s s '
The Porter Couldn't
Fool Pete Hinkle
A good story is told on "Pete"
Hinkle. It seems that "Pete" was
unable to sleep on the car while on
his way to take his examinations at
Portland and entertained himself
by looking through the curtains in
front of his berth. Soon he dis
covered the porter gathering up the
footwear and immediately took a
lively interest in the job. When he
got to "Pete's" shoes he bawled
out: "Let them shoes alone. If
you can't get a bunch to fit you out
of the others you can get some off
the next train. I am dead onto
you."
A. W. Clothier is in Prineville
this week interviewing our mer
chants. Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our friends for
their kludneas during the Illness and
death of our beloved son.
Mkj and Mk. Waltkb Kohtkk.
Sunday at the Churches
Usual services at the Presby
terian church next Sunday.
There will be the usual services
at the Methodist church Sunday.
All the regular services at the
Union church next Lord's Day.
To al! those nut attending any ser
vices a most cordial invitation is
extended. Geo. H. Ramsey.
Last Sunday evening at the semi
annual election of the Christian En
deavor Society of the Presbyterian-
church the following officers were
chosen: President, Robert Lister;
vice-president, Norris Bixby; secre
tary, Audrey Noble; treasurer,
Marian Rice; pianist, Chas. Rem
ington. h i r i in 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 it if r i it t
THE SWINEHERD.
Never kill a pig for market or ;
home consumption until It Is ripe
: : for it : :
The cause of unthrifty pigs can
I ; often be traced to a filthy swill ;
barrel.
I Prepare to keep the young pigs ;
growing from the hour they en-
' ter the world.
Hogs are among the most
'! cleanly animals If they are glv- !!
en a fair chance. ;
A lot of bogs In a hog lot welt '. '.
grown with clover will convey ; ;
a lot of oioucy to their owner's ! !
; pocket ; ;
! '. Be sure that the bog herd, .
' ' lnrge or small, has an abundance )
" '. of fresh, clean water to drink all . .
; ; the time.
'. The hog that Is fed on one
thing all the time makes alow "
.. growth and little pork.
1 1 1 II '1-l-l-H1 1 I 1 I I 1 1 1 I 1 I I 1 1 I '
PESSIMISM.
We are but as the leaves
which appear with the flowers
of spring. Homer.
Tis best for mortals not to
have been born or to look upon
the light of the sun No mortal
Is happy all his days. Baccby
tides. Evolution.
Father." said little Hollo, "what Is
evolution''"
"Evolution, my son. Is a sort of apol
ogy which man has Invented for dis
playing so many of the traits of the
lower animals." Washington Star.
Four'Mules for Sale
Four work mules, nges 2 and 3
years old. Claicknck Cox Trine
vllle, Oregon. 10 16 Imp
6 per cent loans on farms, orchard
lands, city resident or bnnirieHS prop
erty, to buy, build, improve, extend oi
relund mortgages or other securities;
terms reasonable; special privileges;
correspondence invited. Dep't L, 618
Commonwealth Wdg., Denver, Colo , or
Dep't. I, 74'J Henry Bldg., Heattle,
VaBh. lOp-lm
Brick Work
Have your chimneys and fireplaces
built now. Get ready for winter. Ex
perienced Work guaranteed. Koh't
Kohi.nhon, Hotel Oregon. 10-9-2tp
T ' Ct
A 45-horse power Case triu-tlon en
gine and log fucks. Will sell on
reiiHouatile terms. R. E. Jones & Co.
Howard, Ore. 7-3
Ladies' Tailored Suits at Reduc
tion. Mrs. Wriuht, who represents the
Ameiican Ladies Tailoring Company,
has just received a fine line of samples
for fall and winter suits. All who order
before August 2'id will get a ten per
cent discount.
Fresh fruits and berries, ice cream
and sodas can always be found at Mrs.
Wright's Confectionery Store. 7-3HI
1A A T Lodge meets everyTues-
Vj day night.
Strangers welcome.
Gko. Noiile, N. G.; Hurt Barnes,
V. G. ; T. L. Coon, Sec. ; C. B. Dinwid
die, Tress.
!tofosstf,nal Cards,
llygenic, Dietetic and Natural Therapeu
tic. Chrome nervous imjomeis
a specialty.
DR. R. D. KETCHUM
Drugless Physician
(lour 9 to 5 or by appointment.
IMS Koonia 10-11 Cornalt Building.
W. P. Mykks N. Q. Wallah
MYERS & WALLACE
Lawyers
Kamstra Bid's;, Prineville, Ore
J. II. Hell A. W. Kims
Crook County Abstract Co.
(Ire-) miwessors In
The J. II. Iliincr Abstract Co.
I'rlnvvlUs, Oregon
AlwtrnrU luaurnnce
Prof. A. W. Grater,
Divine Healer
Office In Morris Building three doors
south ol Journal office.
Priaovillo, Oregon
D. H. PEOPLES
Civil and Irrigation Engineer
Konm 11 Ailamson Uld'g
rnneville, Ure.
10.3
Dr. Howard Gove
Dentist
Crook County Bonk Building
Jft JIT. 3tMmtrf
Smrfmm aaa Jmrwm
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Ormmm.
Cmmm, S. Cmfmrnrtt JIT. S. XtiAmmj
Ot'CUUKTS
Belknap & d wards
rmjftmimms mmmf Jmrfm.
(County Physician.)
WeVe. Or,f
T. E. J. DUFFY
frorney-f-Lair
(Butctuor to W. A. Belt)
PsiNSVllXS Orkoox
Comett Building, Room 6
JPjkjfMmimm mmmf Jmrfm
Calu Imuiu Pbokftlt Div o Nioai
OrviCS ONI DOOR HotTTM O A DAMON 8
psue Stoas. Both offl.- in tMj.
deaot lelepboDM.
Prt mmm,f, . . OrM
Willard II. Wirtz
Attorney-at.Ijiw.
Office In M. It. Hlgga' olllce.
I'llINEVIt.I.R OliKdON
. SSrimk
mCamyr
Jfttntt. ff'rmtmiU,
Ormmmm,
W. A. BELL
Lawyer
The Dalles
Oregon
J. Trcgclles Fox
M. R. C. 8. Kng; and I.. 8. A. Undnn;
ucencee urcgon Meillrai noaru.
Specialist in HuriiBrv: HvKiene: All
mentary Canal; women and childrcn'
meajies. eto
Offloe and rcnldpnm Third ilwt npur Court
1ouik. Tel.: Plonimr. Call, anwerpd
promptly, nlsut or any. ChurgtMl imidorAto
E. W(mr
H. Z. Griffith
CentrallfOregon
Well Co.
Contractors for Well
Drilling and Prospect
Holes. Depth Guar
anteed ...
Dealerspn full lino of well supuliei,
Gaaolino Engine, Pumps, Etc.
Culver, Oregon
Statement of Ownership
Of the Crook County Journal, puli.
Ilshed weekly at Prineville, Oregon,
required by the Act of August 24,
1912. .
F.dltor, Ilob't. E. Gray, Prineville,
Oregon.
Maniiglng Editor, .Koh't. E. Gray,
Prineville, Oregon.
Buh1iii;hs Managers, Koh't. E.
Gray, Prineville, Oregon.
Publisher, Koli't. E. Gray, Prine
ville, Oregon.
Owner, Koli't. E. Gray.
Known bondholders, mortgagees,
and other security holders, holding
1 per cent or more of total amount
of bonds, mortgages, or other secur
ities: None. Koh't. E. Gyay.
Kworn to and subscribed before
me this 6tll day of October. 1913.
A. H. Kknnkiiy,
Notary Public for Oregon.
(Mv commission expires August 16,
1914.)
To Excnange for Horses orCattle
New B-room hoime with 2 lots In
Redmond and a 5-pannnger auto
mobile In HrHt-claHB condition. J. M.
J iJiin, Iiend, Oregon. 10-2-3t
Subscribe for the Journal, $1.50 yr,
FOR SALE
Four Hundred Head
Thoroughbred Rambouelet Rams
Yearlings, Large Frame, Long Woolcd, and Heavy
Shearers. Apply to
Prineville Land & Livestock Co.
Antelope, Oregon 10 2
Home Restaurant
Home Cooking
Regular Meals
and
Short Order
Price Reasonable
C W, UPP1NCOTT
Proprietor 10-2
Farm
Loans
For a short tims w hate sub
ject to our disposal
$25,000
lor loans on highly improved
irrigated ranches in the vicin
ity ol Prinsvilla. Loans to
be lor 15,000 or mors and run
Irom 3 to 5 years, with inter
est st 8 per cent, payable an
nually. We charge s small commission
to be paid by the borrower.
A. R. BOWMAN
with Central Oregon Title A'
Trust Co. 6 19
Prineville, Oregon
ANCER
IN WOMAN'S BREAST
rAiwlVS BreiNS a SMALL LUMP LIKE
THIS and ALWAYS POISONS DEEP SUNOS
IN THE ARMPIT AND KILLS QUICKLY
I WILL GIVE $1 000
IF I FAIL TO CURE an) CANCER Of TUMOR
I TREAT BEFORE it Poisons Bona or Deep Glands
HO KNIFE or PAIN
No Pay Until Cured,
Mo X lUv or other
wtndto. An .land
plant makmttha cure
ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE
Any TUMOR, LUMP or
Burs on the Up, faoe
or body Inns i Cajiwt
HNevir Palm until lut
Uk. 120-PAGE BOOK
feat free; Uwtimonial id
thoiiBarnls eur(i at hirn
HKITK Til HUM
ANY LUMP IN WOMAN'S BREAST
Ii CANCER. Wi relum thountndi Dying,
Cimi Too Ljtt. We hava cured lo.ooo In 20 yra.
Address DR. & MRS. DR. CHAMLEY & CO.
A 436 VALENCIA ST., SAN FRANCISCO, GAL
KINDLY MAIL this to tome one with CANCER
Notice (it J i iiiil Settlement
Notice in hereby ivn by the unilwr-
inniul ttia Uflmltiintrutrtr nf Mm MRtutP
ol Hurman Jacnbson, (ImwhrccI, to all
nerHoriH interenieu in (mm hthiw. mitt
hu hue muiln nrwl ti!ll ivil.ll tllH (Wllnt.V
clerk of Crook miinty, Oriion, his II mil
accounting of his acliiiinlHtrntion ol an!
efltate, and the court lmaattna drd
day of Novembor, 11113, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon at. the county court room
in I'rinoville, Oregon, as the time and
place for hearinu anil nettling wiid final
accounting. At which (aid time and
place any person interPBted In said e
tute may appear and object to said Hnal
accounting.
3at3d this 25th day ol Sept., l'JUI.
A. II, LllM'MAN,
Administrator of the estate of Her
man Jacohson, deceased.
n
m. mm
rk. m mm a -m
i 'IB JL
Siiiiiinoiia,
In tlio circuit court of theatntuof
Oregon lor t'niua county.
iNwhuti I. ninlr Coinpnny, a cor-
porntlon, phtliulft.
v.
ICIlin A. Johtmon, Jitim-n Tcthcrow,
and John 'IVthcrow, nnd nil mi
, known helm ol Anclrrw J. 'IVth
crow, divrnwHl, mill nil otlicru In.
tititnl, ilcfi'iidnuta.
To Kllin A. Johnmili, J nine TVth.
row, John 'IVthcrow, nnd all u it
knowu Mni of Andrew J. Teth
row, deenw-d, nnd to all other
IntcriKted, the nliove tminwl do
ft'iitlntita: In the imiiie nt tlia atn'e ol Oregon
You nnd t'm-h of you r hereby re
quired til npMnr mid nnwer the
complaint of the plaintiff 11 lei I
ngnluat you In tlio nlxive entltliMl
ult mid court, wltlilu ten dnya Irom
the dnte of tlie vrvlc of tbla aum
molia upon you, II wrved within
Crotik county, atntti of Oregon, or If
erred wltlilu miy oilier county In
tlila atnto, thou within twenty iluya
from the dnU of the avrvlr of tnla
aumiiiona upon you, or If nerved by
publication mfordlntj to lnw, then
on or before the
Zttk W Htimmmmt, ItU,
mid you anil ench of you are hereby
untitled thnt If you (nil to no niienr
nnd nwer for want thereof the
plaintiff will take a decree iignlut
you for the relief prayed for In the
complulnt. to-wlt:
for a decree, ofanld court to the
effect thnt the plnlntlff la the owner
In fee almtile, free from all locum-
iirnncea, in tne lonow uig uearnoeii
preuilMw, towltl The north half of
the tiiirtheimt (junrter, the aouth-
went qunrter ol tne noriiirimi
iiinMer, nnd the north weal quarter
of the aouthenet iUarler of eectlon
thlrt.-en. Hi townahlu twenty-one
aouth, of rnnire nine enat of the Wil
lamette Meridian, In Crook county,
Hltita of Oregon. That the defend-
mita and each and all of them, and
all pereoua chilling by, through or
under tiiem or any in inem ue tor
ever barred autlTetopiied from hav
ing or claiming any right, title or
liiU'riKt in or to aald premiaea or
any part thereof, and that the cloud
filming upon plaintiff' title to aald
premlnca by reaaou of t lie eatam ol
Andrew J. Tetherow never having
Iwen ndmlnlatered upon, lie reiuoveii ,
and that the plalntlfl'a title to aald
prvnilw-a be quieted, conllrnied and
forever retablliihed In Iteelf. Ila auc-
CfHuora and nwilgna, nnd for auch
other nnd further relief na tuny aeem
meet to the court and Juat lu the
premiaea.
Thla autiimona la puhlliiht'd In the
Crook County Journal, a weekly
neniAnr of general circulation,
nnd piibllHhcd once a week nt I'rlne
vllle, Crook county Oregon, for alx
full week In aeven cmiaerutlv la
auea of anld piier. commencing wit h
the Inane of October lOth, l'.li;i, nnd
ending with the leaue of NovemlaT
27th,- 191.1, by order of the Hon. U.
Springer, county Judge of Crook
county, Oregon, nud Judge of the.
county court of the atnte of Oregou
for Crook couuty, made and entered
on the Ulth clny of (H tolM-r. 1UI3.
Dated nnd pulillHbed llrHt time
Oi tolHT ltith, lHUI. M. I'.. HiilNK,
Attorney for I'liilnllff.
Notice of Contest
lM.iriin..nl ul iho Inierlnr t nlli'il NUira
ljiita urtii-e.
llurnlt)rcKOIl, (X-tolier I, l'.'l.l.
TqT.oii Willis I'uok. t'ontanteet
Vuu urn liiTfli). notllltil that Alfred J.
Wasliliiirn. who kIvsx Snpli. Oregon,
his poKtutllce Aihlrrss, did on UHhIht 1,
Hits, Hie In this olllce ln duly corrolnir.
sled upplli almn to content ami mi ure the
caticillulionof your lloininteiul mails July
It, Wi2, lor wt nw'4. w i4 nection sit).
i'1, up1,, p'i m", section ,10, towimhlli IH
suutli, rii 'Al east, WlllitinotUt Meriuiau,
mid as rounils lor his oomeni lie alleiieA
iml bun Willis Cook baa wholly ulianduii
rd said hoinenlsad for si months lint past.
You are, tlifnTiire, further nnllnerl that the
iihl kIIi-uuIIoiiii will lie taken liy lhl "Itlce
linvlns hi'ii iNiliri'NHeit hy you, unit your hhIiI
entry will lie iiiiiti'eli'il thereiimier wlltinul
your further rtKht to lie heuril therein, Hither
iieriirn ihlaiinirai.tr on appeal, if you fail
Hie In thl ottliw within twenty days arier
the l ol'HTM pulilhatlim of this tiollee, as
Htmwn iielow, your iinswer. uiuler ontli.siie-
rllli'lilly mrctllitf anil reNltoliililiv to these al.
li Kiitliius of I'lintenl, or II ynu full within Hint
time to rile In this oltliti due proof thai you
have served u enpy of your answer ou the
ul. I I'liiitealioit either In person or hy renls-leri-d
mull. If Ihls wirvhv Is niiithi hy the de
livery of a copy of your answer to the eon
leaiinil In petniin, proof of such "rvliw must
Is. either the said isinleslaiit's written uek
niiwleilai'ioent of his riH'elpt of thn copy
h iwllia the dnte of Its receipt, or the alllila
vltof the person hy whom iho delivery was
iniide aiming when and where the ciipy was
delivered; If made hy reglsisred mall lirnot
uf such service must consist "t the alllilavlt
of the person hy wh.mi the copy was mailed
stailiiK when ami the poslolllcu to which It
was inalli'it, and this alllilavlt must hu aecotii.
piiiiled hy thu putttmastur's ruculpt lur tho
letter.
You should state In your answer tho name
of Ilia tiiiHliilllcc to which you desire futliru
notices to l.o sent lo yen.
WM. fARBK, IloKlater.
lhiteof Hrst pulilicittlon Out. liltli, llil.'l.
" " second . ' " . al, 11113.
' " third ' " 110th, WIS,
" ".fourth " Nov. mli, una
Insurance Policy Lost
Loat or liilnbilil, I'ollcy No. 1200!)n
Ihhiii'iI by 'I'hi! rutin Mutual Life I o
Hiirtiiice Company, on the life 111
I,,VHitnili'r M. I.ok'iii. Tho Under wll
plt-iiHH return to the unilerHlg;niMl,
Application Iimh liecii iiui.de for thu
IsHtilng of a (liiilicntu.
LVHANUKU S. I.OtlAN,
10-2-6t Prlncvnie, Ore,
For Sale
Hoy's Pony, weight about 700
pouiidH, gentle. See Chas. F, Con
dart. 10-2