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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
The Bulletin acknowledges a
pleasant call from Elmer Wormstttff
last Saturday. Mr. Wormstnir,
with two brothers and their fami
lies, came to the Bend country
several weeks ago, and bought land
cast of town in section a-t8ia. He
says they arc getting along very
well with their work, and will have
i j more or less crop next season.
At present he has 30 acres cleared
and about 10 plowed.
Remember the "Six cups of
Chocolate" in Lara hall on the eve
ning of the 15th. There will be
"grab bags" with something line
in each one of them; and also there
will be a postofllce with a love let
ter and valentine for each person
present. The Whatsoever, under
whose auspices this pleasant event
will be given, desire that their
friends remember them by making
little articles for the grab bags, and
by writing letters for the postoffice.
There are a few chances left on
the beautiful fur rug on exhibition
in the window of "The Big Store
on the Corner" twenty numbers
below 50c and only six above $1.00.
The rug contains 15 beautiful skins,
is 7 feet 6 inches wide and 8 feet
2 inches long, lined throughout. It
is a magnificent floor rug and some
one is going to get it at a very
small cost. Somebody is going to
be lucky. The rug will be raffled
as soon as all the tickets are sold.
Are you going to be the lucky one
to carry it home?
Blacksmithing
1 1IAVK started on for
business in the bunti
Iilscksmlth Shop, nml re
spcctfully solicit n share
01 your patronage. StW
(Action guaranteed in
KV1.KY PARTICULAR.
Horseshoeing and
General Repairing
W.H.HEWES led, Ore.
The Pioneer Telegraph
and Telephone Company
Telegrams Pot-warded to Any l'art
of the World.
Direct
Telephone Communication
with Portland, I'rincvllle and all
TaciGc Coast cities.
Public Pay Stations
in Dank Bulding at He ml. at Laid
law and lowell Duties.
Messenger service to any part of
Crook County south of Crooked
River.
OFFICIAL DIRKCTOKY.
ITmMetit . .
VIce-iYeaMent
Herniary of Mat-. ...
Secretary of Vrearurir
Secretary of Inteiior.
Secretary of War...
UNlTHI) BTATim
TheoJore Rooeelt
.Chaiks W. t'alitanV
inltiu Knot
..(lrtitge II CiHtetjrou
lanieaH. ItatReM
Mae It. Wright
Seetelaryof Nary . .,. Tiumaii Newtoiry
Secretary of Commerce. .. .ir Straus
Postmaster General Oeorac Von t. Meyer
Attorney tienetat C. J. Honawtte
Secretary of Agriculture ..James Wilton
STATU
Oorrrnor George H. Chamlwitaln
Secretary of Stale 1', W. Ileiiwu
Treasurer O. A. Hire!
Attorney General A. M Crawttml
Supt. iMWIc Instruction J. It Ackennan
State Winter W. 8, punuloay
Dairy aud VooJ Commissioner... . J W lialtey
Commissioner ofLabor Statistics... ..0.1' Holt
(Tlim. I ISmntoll
Railroad Commluloner ... Clie M, Aitchlwn
(OanaM West
Qaine a nit Forestry Warden.. ....W. O, glerenson
State h'nglnetr John II. tewta
U.8.Sena,o,a. ...... j f &
t - jw'-.H'.i'n'r.:
. U. It ll4M
Supreme Jmljtt FA. Moore
I K. tiakln
SKVK.NTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Judge.... w. t. liradshaw
Attorney...
I Judge.
(Clerk ,
onena ... .
Treasurer..
Aamwr ...
.l'reJV. Wilson
CHOOK COUNTY
.DOYOUWANTA,
HOMESTEAD
WALKER VALLEY
REALTY CO.
ROSLAND OREGON
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED J Teacher.
It.C Ktlis
Waiien Brown
.. frank htklnt
...... W. V. King
School Huixrtutcndcnt....
Surveyor .........
Commluloner -
Thanks Again.
The Bend Bulletin up in Crook coun
ty is one of our best exchanges. It evi
dently intends keeping abreast of the
times, as it has recently added a new
press, which from the handsome appear
ance of The Bulletin must be a little
daisy. Lakeview Exnminer.
SHERIFF'S SALK OS EXECUTION
IN FORECLOSURE.
In the Circuit Court or the State of Oregon Tor
Crook County.
The Central Oregon Banking and Trust Com-1 Aldermen
A. B. Kstebcnet, Katie O. lUtcbenel, and A. C
I.ucai, Defendants,
By virtue of an execution and order of aate
imucu out ck me anore eutlllnl Court on the lit
day or February, c9. In faror of the abort
named Plaintiff and agafnrt the a bore named
Defcodanu. for the aum of 491.40, with interett
thereon at the ratr 01 10 per cent per annum alnce
July 14th, lyo. and tu.oo attorney's fees and
tja.45coaU, upon a Judgment rendered In uid
vounonine inn my 01 December. iu.and
whereas It u further ordered nnd decreed by
lawun iom inc loitowing aeacriDeu moti
gaged property, lo-wit Lot Heren (7) of Block
Y
J. 1). U Kotletlr
..... A. fold
.Vtd A. Hire
) K. II. lUtlry
IJamesKlc
Tin: courts.
Ciaccir Cooar I'lmt Monday lit May; thlid
Monday In October.
Poarn Couar-Vlttt Monday In each month.
CoMMiMiMNkaa' Cocst Kirn Wednesday
In January, March, May, July, September
and November.
Iimu School Diaraicr No. 11.
(JohnStrldt
Dltectots,... Jt) 0. Cor
C. W. Merrill
Clik.. ....... L. II. Vlft
Mlu Ruth L. KeM
Mlna Maiaaret tilltlnt
Mlu Mauile Vandercit
MlatMaiion Wle
MIm Nona Klchardton
Mlu Cora I'erguwn
CITY OK BUND
.... . . J. D. Davldton
II. C. Kills
-....-. .. II. J. Oreduif
Anton Aune
J.N. Hunter
C. M. KedBctd
T. W. Triplet!
J. It. Kelley
K. C Caldwell
en (lot 10 the CitVOfOend. Crook Count. Orr.
ton, be aold by the Sheriff of Crook County, Ore
gon, as under Execution,
Notice It hereby giren lhal In obedience to
aid execution and order of sale. I will on Thurs
day, the 4th day of March. 190a, at the hour of
one o'clock In the afternoon of Mid dar, at the
front door of the Court llouae In the City of
Registered Stock
H Poland H
O Chinas 0
G Duroc Q
S Jerseys S
Black Langsltan Chickens.
E. C. PARK, Redmond.Or.
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
rrlncTtlle, in Crook County, Oregon, aell at pub
lic auction to the higheat bidder fur cath, all the
right, title, and Interest ofaaid Defendant. A B.
tUtebenet and Katie C. Katebenet. In and to aatd
mortgaged premiaea a bore deaeribed, to aalify
aaid fudament and Intercat and Aiirrnrv'a fe
and coat and cut of Mle.
Dated thla IK day or February, 1991.
FKANK KLKINS,
Sheriff of Crook Couniv. nrnH.
C 8. BKNSON,
Attorney for rtalntiiT.
First bujuc Feb. j. ijoj. Lait luue March j, 1909.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior,
U 8, Land Office, Lakerlew, Oregon,
January I. 1907.
A audrient contett afEdarlt harlog been filed
in this office by W L. Kobenion, conteatant,
agaiaat bomeatead cntrr No v (Serial No.
07j), made Feb 7, lyoi, for K H Sit V. NW U
8K ; SW Jf NK Jf . liec. JJ. Tp, J . K it JT.
by Frank A Abbott, contrilee, In which It la al
leged that aaid entryman baa abandoned all hit
right, I title and Intercat under aaid entry, in
thia, that he hat not since June 1906, or any time
ince aaid dale, complied with the homestead
lawaot Ibe United oUIti, wlih reference to
either retidence, cultlration or Improvement,
but on the contrary, has at above atated,
abandoned aaid entry, and wholly
neglected to realde, cultivate or Im
prove landa covered by uld entry That aaid
entryman died on or about the 4th day of June,
190S, leaving no known keira, and lhal aaid al
leged absence Irom aatd land waa not due to hia
employment In the Army, Navy or Marine Corpa
of the United slates at aprlvatt aoldler, officer.
Kimin or marine uunug me war witn bpaln or
during any other war in which the United Mates
may be engaged,
bald panic arc hereby notified to appear, re
spond and offer evidence touching aaid allegation
at 10 o'clock a, m on March Ij, 1900, before
W D. WeM, U.S. Commlationerat Bllver Lake,
Oregon, and that final bearing will be helo at
10 o'clock a m, on March n. 1909, before the
Uegtaterand Receiver at the I'uittd HUlra rami
Office In Lakeview, Oregon.
The said contestant having, lu a proper affida
vit filed January is. 100a. art forth r whb-h
show that after due diligence pcraonal service of
thia notice can not be made, it is hereby ordered
and directed that such notice be given by due
and proper publication.
fj-mio J N. WATSON. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
V. R. Land Office at Lakeview, Oregon,
Navember JJ, 1908.
Kotlcai hereby given that
Frank II. Marion,
of Laldlaw. Oregon, who, on Nov 1. IA. made
Timber and Htone Application. No, 0777, for hK
NWtf and NM AWU ifce IS, Tp. Jl .. K. II K ,
W. SI., haa filed notice of Intention to make
Final Timber and Hlone Proof, to eitabllih claim
to the land above deacrlbtd, before II C ICI1U,
U S. Commiioner at his olSct at Bend, Oregon,
on the Jth day of Fcbmary, 19-19.
Claimant name aa wltneava William II.
Staala, Joseph N Hunter and Chartea D. Blown
of Bend, Orrgon.and John BloofbUter,Orrgon
di-fj J N WATSON. KrgUlcr
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Depaitment sf the Interior,
V S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
December ll, 194,
Notice is hereby given Ibst
Lotbtop II. McCaun,
of Bend, Oregon, who. on April jth, loni, made
homeatcad application. No. 1 1314, fur HIi)f Kec.
I.Tp. 198.. K. IJK-, W M, haa filed notice of
Intention to make Fiual Five Year Fioof, to e
tabliih claim to the land above described, beforr
II. C. laili. United Malta CommiMloner. at hli
office, at Iwnd, Crook Couuty, Oregon, on the
4th day or February, 1909.
Claimant names aa wltneaaes: Kits M Ar
nold. William Arnold. Albert C. Luna. Clinton
C. Whltted and lUneat A. Otiffln, all of llend,
Oregon.
djo-fj C. W MOOKK, HegUler.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
I' S. Land Office at The Dalle, Oregon,
December trtb, 190.
Notice la hereby given that
Cora Jones,
of Krineville, Oregon, who, on November 4th,
loot, made Timber and Hloci Application, Krrlal
No. 017M, for 8H NH)f and WW HKIf. iwc jo,
Tp. 17 H,, K. It K., W M , haa filrd notice of In
tention to make Final Timber and Stone Froof,
toastabliih claim to the land above described,
at hia office, at IKuJ.Oirioa, on the jrd day of
March, f).
Claimant names a wltneawa Joaeph N.
Hunter and William H. btaataof llend, Oregon,
Joel A. KIlMt and Mary . i'.lllotl of Frineville,
u-cgou.
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C. W. MOORI!. RegUter.
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TOE ENDLESS CHAIN
With the coming of spring-, squirrels,
gophers and sag rati regularly appear,
to datastat the fields of growlntT arala
nsriy in the sreon, when their natural
food la scarce, their numbers may be
areauy oiminlshed by a systematic war.
fare upon Ihem. Every female killed be.
fore the young- are born, reduces the
number of peat at least ten laler on.
'Woodlark" Squirrel Poison U the most
reliable and destructive a;ent yet devised
for their extermination. It U an abso
lutely certain Instrument of death for
squirrel Every kernel Is warranted to
kill 'llmatle changes, dew, frost, or the
moisture of the earth do not afr 11.
strength. It requires no mixing? or prep,
aratlon, and la always ready for use. No
other Is ao good. Dealers will refund the
J"'"1"" P"ce, ir not as claimed,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior
U. B. Land Office st Lskevlcw, Oregon,
December Jl, vA,
Notice la hereby given that
Joseph I'. Tageart
of Rostand, Oregon, who on December IS, looj,
made Homeatcad Knlry No. liyo (Kerlai No.
0941) for NW Section l.Townsliiprj 8, Range
9 li.. Will. Meridian, haa filed u otter of luteutiun
to make Final Fiae Year I'roof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before II. C.
Kllte, U 8, Commluloner. at his office st llend,
Oregon, on the ijth dsy of Fcbrusry, 1909.
Claimant names aa witnesses. Ralph H.
Lewis, of llend, Oregon, Job 8. uogue, William
II. Hollinashead. William L Horue. all of Uos.
land, Oregon. .
JA-ffo J, N WATSON, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior
U, 8, Mud Office st The Dallea.Oregon,
November 19th, 1906,
Notice is hereby given that
James K. Fait,
of The Dalles, Oregon, who, on November nth
190s, maae Timber K Hlone Application No.
01647, for MU.Nl'.tf, VM BliK.SWM 6VM, Sec.
11. Tp. 19 8., K ij It , W. M., has filed notice of
intention to make final limber and atone proof,
to establish claim to the land above described,
before the Register and Receiver of the United
Slates Land Office, at The Dalles, Oiegon, on the
am uay 01 rcDruary, 1909.
Claimant name aa wltiiesacai Michael
O'Conuer, William O Mason, Herbert Cunning
bam and Ntbe Mcintosh, all of The llallea. flir.
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