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The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-12-17
Delinquent Notice.

F'luorine Mining Company, principal place OF
business Spanish Fork Utah
NOTICE - There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF "a. sesS-
ment No. ., levied on the 9TH dav of November,
1875 the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders, as fol-
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John |. Hayes has accepted position
in the dry goods department of the
Spanish Fork Coop. during the holidays.
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Warren Boyack, for some time given
up as lost, has returned home.
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You can have your prescriptions filed
at any time of the day or night at the
World Drug Co.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-12-17

Until after Christmas the World
Drug Co will sell all SOC bottled wines
at bottles for $l.00.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-12-17

A large shipment of picture frames
just received at Stahmann's Photo
Studio. Bring in your pictures you
wish framed.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-12-17

Any one wanting gravel from Monk
beds must see b. j. johnson. If
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Eldred's Rink has been drawing un
usually large crowds of late.
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Men S rubbers, Soc per pair, women's
rubbers, Coo per pair at DAZZLE Bros.
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1t pays to trade with the World Drug
Co., imitators to the contrary notwith-
standing.
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In case of emergency ring up the
World Drug Co.
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Holly and Mistletoe at R.M.Jex's.
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LOST A Black walking cane near
Coop store. Finder please return to
H. Bjarnason and receive reward.
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Genuine Paprica chicken tomato,
fresh every day at the World Drug Co
15c
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DAZZLE Bros have put in complete
line of rubbers and overshoes, and their
prices are the lowest in the city.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-12-17

You can have your prescriptions filed
at the World Drug Co.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-12-17

Prof. b. f. Hodson and Mayor j. A.
Martell have accepted positions as
street car conductors in Salt Lake.
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Plenty of Fresh Fish at Robt. Boy
ack's this week.
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LOST colts; / gray colt, bay
colt, each months old; branded heart
b on left thigh. VIM. Banks.
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At the dance last Friday evening,
$2l.20 was cleared for the travelling
library,
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k. NJ. Jex, the florist, has been laid
up with inhammatory rheumatism the
past week.
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Remember, at opera house, Sat. Dec.
10Th.
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FOUND A fur, apply at this office.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-12-17

During the Christmas holidays and
after, while your have you family to-
gether, have Stahmann make your
family photo.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-12-17

w. l.. Bachelor, the barber, has put
in new bath tub, which will be in
operation in few days.
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LOT LEV -'Ih' i"'o'
salem Joseph Bills
sydney Gray
puvson 1st Ward Erick Rylund
John Peterson
Dawson, ond Ward Willim Beddoes
John w johnson
Sn,inr Lake Shad VI Richardson
~f'''S Enoch Ludlow
c,rt,,,j, John Staheli
'""'"f George Schaerier
cosha Andrew N Ferguson
N'S''' James Bowers
,-,b.,.Yt August SwenSon
hhiE "'Nh'e ''''''' David Williams
,,, John Moore
Eureka ..''''''''' Morgan Heck
John II Hayes
Mammoth '''''''' John : Davis
Maurice J Maren
benjamin ''''''' Isaac Bruckbank
Srcnus Gardner
Leland .....'.'''' Jos + Wilkins
Edward l. BeduOeS
Lake shore ......' Angus + Pierce
William S Tanner
Palmyra .......... John II Barnett
John f. Hush
Sp, Fork 4th Ward. Charles White
John j Schaerrer
SIP. Fork 3rd Ward lyon Ballard
Ammon Nebeker
Sp. Fork End Ward sydney Tanner
Peter Roberts
Sp. Fork LIST Ward John Roberts
Time of meeting, p. m. for al
places excepting Eureka and Nam
moth where meetings are held al
p. M THOMAS LERWILL.
Stake Clerk.
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Dell Brockbank is building a barber
shop next to Sam Davis confectionery
store,
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DR.. o. IL. Wheeler, the eye sight
specialist of Salt Lake City will be at
the Boyack Hotel on the afternoon of
Dec. 2lst and end.
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The regular SOC bottles of Sylvester S
Oil of Pine 40c at the World Drug Co.
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G. o. Erickson and John S. Johnson
left last Monday for San Pete Co where
they will sell life insurance for the
B ,neficial Life Insurance Co.
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Horses for Sale-4 buggy horses, one
work horse, one buggy. Will trade for
good milk cow. Apply to Eta Pepper,
Salem
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Local Jots

Did you notice the big AID. on
page four?
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See the Big AID. on page four
of the greatest cut-price sale in the
history of Spanish Fork.
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A. B Rockhill and j. j. Banks were
in Salt Lake on business Wednesday.
They brought back fine Trained map
of the Timtic mining district.
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You can't find anything sweeter for
Xmas than a nice gift box of candy.
We have some from 80 cents up,
also large assortment of fancy
candies and decorations for the
tree. Have you seen our beautiful
fruit cake in the window. We will
rattle it off Xmas, numbers from
to 70, and every fifth number draws
box of candy.
Spanish Fork Bakery
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New Babies.
Girl to Mrs. John Stoker, 18th.
Boy to Mrs. Ernest Williams, 18th.
HOME MISSIONARY LIST.

Arranged by the stake Presidency
for Dec. 27th, 1908
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Christmas holiday rates One fare
for round trip between all stations i'll
Utah, Dec. Is, 10, "A, 20, 81 and Jan
LIST. Final limit, January 4th. Salt
Lake Route.
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D0J1L y L SbIL
----------------- ------------------s----
Local JotS
Did you notice the big AID. on
page four?
Holly and Mistletoe at RIM. JeX's.
FOUND A fur, apply at this office.
Remember, at opera house, Sat. Dec.
10Th.
Plenty of Fresh Fish at Robt. Boy
ack's this week.
Warren Boyack for some time given
up as lost, has returned home.
Mems rubbers, Soc per pair, women's
rubbers, Coo per pair at Dahe Bros
Dell Brockbank is building barber
shop next to Sam Davis confectionery
store,
At the dance last Friday evening,
$2l.20 was cleared for the travelling
library,
X. NJ. Jex, the florist, has been laid
up with inhammatory rheumatism the
past week.
w. l.. Bachelor the barber, has put
in new bath tub, which will be in
operation in few days.
LOST colts; | gray colt, l bay
colt each 6 months old; branded heart
on left thigh. VIM. Banks.
DAZZLE Bros have put in a complete
line of rubbers and overshoes, and their
prices are the lowest in the city.
LOST A Black walking cane near
Coop store. Finder please return to
H. Bjarnason and receive reward.
Prof. b. f. Hodson and Mayor j. A.
Martel have accepted positions as
street car conductors in Salt Lake.
Horses for Sale4 buggy horses, one
work horse, one buggy Will trade for
good milk cow. Apply to Eta Pepper,
Salem.
During the Christmas holidays and
after, while your have you family to-
gether, have Stahmann make your
family photo.
DR.. o. IL. Wheeler, the eye sight !
specialist of Salt Lake City will be at
the Boyack Hotel on the afternoon of
Dec. 2lst and end.
G. O. Erickson and John S. Johnson
left last Monday for San Pete Co. where
they will sell life insurance for the
Beneficial Life Insurance Co.
A. B Rockhill and j. j. Banks were
in Salt Lake on business Wednesday.
They brought back fine framed map
of the Timtic mining district.
Christmas holiday rates One fare
for round trip between all stations i'll
Utah, Dec. Is, 49, "A, 20, 81 and Jan
LIST. Final limit, January 4th. Salt
Lake Route.
Christmas holiday rates One fare
for round trip between all stations in
Utah, Dec. Is, 10, "a, %, 81 and Janu-
airy /. Final limit January 4th. Salt
Lake Route.
John w. Moore, Robt. Hicks and
Alma &. Hansen will leave next Mon
day for Delemar, New. to do assess
mept work on the Thistle and Blizzard
mining claims.
The Electric Theater has again opened
their performance in the Brown bdild-
ing, opposite Coop. 1t is first class
moral show. For an evening S enter
tainment, see it.
Mrs. Geo. A. Hicks has been quite
sick the past few days Her son,
Henry and wife and her daughter, Mrs.
Siler have come down from Clinton to
be with her during her illness.
+. B. X. Ferguson left last Friday
night for southern Nevada to do the
assessment work on property owned by
himself and others in Spanish Fork.
He will be gone two or three months.
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A Good Cough Prescription Prepare
it at home. l ounce Sylvester Pure
oil of pine; 2 ounces syrup of tar; II
Cognac Brandy. Shake well and take
one teaspoonful every three or four
hours. This is a well known and eff
cient remedy for bronchitis and oil
throat affections. One fourth the dose
is sufficient for children Three drops
of the oil of pine on loaf of sugar is
n quick cure for Group or hoarsness.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-12-17

Christmas holiday rates One fare
for round trip between all stations in
Utah, Dec. Is, 10, "a, %, 81 and Janu-
AIRY l. Final limit January 4th. Salt
Lake Route.
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Mrs Geo. A. Hicks has been quite
sick the past few days. Her son,
Henry and wife and her daughter, Mrs.
Siler have come down from Clinton to
be with her during her illness.
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John w. Moore, Robt. Hicks and
Alma G. Hansen will leave next Mon
day for Delemar, New. to do assess
mept work on the Thistle and Blizzard
mining claims.
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The Electric Theater has again opened
their performance in the Brown biild-
ing, opposite Coop. 1t is a first class
moral show. For an evening enter
tainment, see it.
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E. b, X. Ferguson left last Friday
night for southern Nevada to do the
assessment work on property owned by
himself and others in Spanish Fork,
He will be gone two or three months.
Rev. Frank o. Leonard of Springville
will preach in the Presbyterian Church
Sunday evening, the goth. Mr.. Leonard
is fine singer and would like to meet
the young people, especially the young
men.
All the passengers who did not take
the hack up town from the Tintic train
this morning came walking up the
middle of the road We believe it
would be well for our city fathers to
pass an ordinance compelling pedes-
trians to stay on our cement(0 side
walks. What?
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-10-22
NORTH COUNTRY NEWS
From Flora Journal.

A member of the Journal staff was
cid while in Wallowa last week
hat w. c. Wilson, of Enterprise
lad taken A. l.. Grinstead in tc
end him to high school. We will
lot vouch for this.
R. d. Meeker and Mr.. Hansen
he former Of Milen, Wash, and botf
nillwrights, who have been working
n Mellensburg, Wash, arrived in oul
'urg few days ago and wi h loca
lelp are placing the machinery in the
,ew flouring mill.
H. A. Burns returned home from
Enterprise, Saturday, where he hat
)een to dispose of his this years
rop of timothy seed. He sold for
ients pound. Uater-He sold par
It Joseph.)
Ed Renfrow delivered his bunch Of
head of hogs, which he took from
ere, in Wallowa, Saturday morning.
hey averaged weighing 21S pounds
nd brought him 6 cents per pound.
Quite stiff wind blew from ,.he
'outhwest in our locality early Wed
esday morning. Many pines were
'lown down or broken off, and much
ence torn down. The mill planel
uilding which had been hastily con
itructed was blown over. There
we're some slight damages done tt
he machinery.
Paradise There are qui a nun
Ter feeding hogs and within the mex
lonth this part of the country will
AVE disposed of 1000 or more fa
logs.
Preaching services in the Paradist
lall were we'll attended Sunda,
norning. AT er a splendid sermon
y Rev. Roy D. Osterhout, SUNDAY
'chool was organized and much en-
husiasm shown. Following are tn,
fficers elected by the new school
superintendent, Mrs. James Stowell
ssistant superln endent, H. A
'urns; secretary, Jean Fisher; treas,
'rer, Nova Straley; librarian, Mrs
jora Straley; chorister, Mrs. Waite
lpplegate.
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First Number Lyceum Course.

The opera house management
states that although not enough sea
son tickets have been subscribed tc
guarantee the financial success of
the Lyceum Course for the coming
winter, faith in the good taste of the
people of Enterprise and confidence
in their appreciation of what is best
in the entertainment line, has con
strained it to sign up the necessary
contracts and the course will be had.
The first attraction Is the Rache
Steinman Concert company, which
comes on Monday evening, November
2. The company is composed of Miss
Steinman, who, it is claimed, is the
leading lady violinist of the age;
Miss Veatch, solo celloist and plan
list, and Miss Sheahan, one of the
most popular readers now before the
public. The company bears the very
highest reputation, competent critics
claiming for it that nothing better is
before the American public. On ac-
count of the banquet in honor of the
completion of the railroad into En-
terprise, which occurs on the same
evening the concert will begir
promptly at 7:45 o'clock and those
attending are urged to be in theii
seats before that hour. 1t is desired
to call the attention of the public
to the fact that the advantage which
come to the holders of season tickets
are so many that those who expect
TO attend any of these performances
are urged to avail themselves of the
opportunity and obtain season tick
cts. They are cheaper, and also bet
er in that they enable holders tc
have first choice of seats.
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Of the wheat production of the state
OF Washington, annually, will in all
probability result from a successful
experiment in the hybridization of
wheat which has just been concluded
by the cereal experts of the state
college experiment station.
Locally this is considered to be one
of the greatest experiments that has
ever been successfully conducted by
,he station staff. 1t has been four
years since Prof. G. w. Lawrence.
station cerealist, and Prof. George
severance, now acting head of the
agricultural department of the col
lege, took charge of the detail work
of propogating, perfecting, and test
ing the new wheats. Last year it
was fairly certain that the investiga
cors had been successful, but consid
cradle caution was exercised in the
matter of making known what had
been done, the preference being to
wait for the results of another year
Of trial, before definitely announcing
the success of the hybrids.
Seed of the hybrid wheats was sem
to farmers in different parts of the
state, the final reports from which
have been received by Professors
severance and Lawrence during the
past few days. The testimony which
is offered by the farmers who have
grown and harvested hybrid wheats
show beyond question that the new
ly created varieties of wheat can be
depended upon to yield at least ten
per cent better and in many cases
20 per cent better than the standard
varieties.
Washington raises annually about
SO,OO0,000 bushels of wheat The in
PRODUCTION of the new hybrids in the
wheat-growing localities, and increase
of ten per cent at 60c per bushel
means $1,S00,00O to the wheat rails
ers of the state.
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wis / to say to the dairymen ant
faI mers of this section, relative tC
its dairy possibilities, that l feal
they don't fully appreciate the won
de rful opportunity here for the rails
ing of feeds best adapted to the
LARRY industry, and the excellent eli
nate conditions for the growth and
development of stock. You should
here reach the climax. of productive
ness"
Mr.. Scribner's Wisconsin farm OF
eighty acres supports, under his
skilled management, ninety head Of
stock.
Even more successful than former
displays was the Eighth Blennial
Fruit Fair at Hood River. A very
large delegation went from Portland
oy special train on Saturday.
Harper's Weekly is planning a Sc.
-ies of articles on the Pacific North
vest to appear in early issues, and
J. X. Mumford, one of Americas
most prominent magazine writer's, is
'ersonally gathering the data now
Hon. John Barrett, Director of the
International Bureau of American Re
oublics, will spend this week il
Washington and Oregon, making ad
dresses at Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane,
and Portland. In this city he talks
today to the members of the Portland
Commercial club at informal after
luncheon gathering, on "Oregon's
Opportunities in the Pacific"
''If the community wants to get de
sirable immigration it's certainly
within the province of the ministers
to help" is an idea that promises tc
bear fruit in many Northwestern
towns most active in presenting
their claims to the country at large.
Among his other announcement the
minister asks his congregation for
addresses of friends at distant points,
and the commercial body co-operates
by sending attractive literature and
letters.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-10-22
JURY FOR NOVEMBER
TERM CIRCUIT COURT

Sheriff Marvin and County Clerk
Boatman drew the jury for the No
term of the circuit court
Tuesday. The following are notified
10 report November 8 at 10 a. m.
Rod McCrea, Wallowa, hotel man.
w. B. Fordice, Lost Prairie, farmer
d. d. Brock, Enterprise, farmer.
s. A. Blevans, Joseph, farmer.
q. S. Templeton, Wallowa, farmer.
7. j. Dryden, Leap, farmer.
w. G. Fieener Lostine, farmer.
S. G. Himmelwright, Fruita, farmer
Albert Wilson, Paradise, farmer.
S. 7. Tippett, Chico, farmer.
Olaf Anderson, Powwatka, farmer
Peter Kuehl, Smith Mt, farmer.
q. w. Neil, Imnaha, stockman.
Il. c. Beggs, Wallowa, farmer.
Geo. Cannon, Flora, farmer.
Arthur Johnson, Imnaha, stockman.
Jas. Hayes, Enterprise, farmer.
Jap Chapman, Lostine, farmer.
j. w. Huffman, Joseph, farmer.
d. NJ. Casteel, Mud Creek, farmer.
j. T. Wil!ett, Wallowa, farmer.
W. a. Moore, Troy, farmer.
Thos. Morgan, Joseph, farmer.
Il. Il, Hodmer, Paradise, farmer.
G. w. Miller, Promise, farmer.
ii. ". franklin, Enterprise, mil
iIan.
i. Ii. burroughs, Joseph, farmer.
X. j. Haskins, Chico, farmer.
byron Brady, Promise, farmer.
T. Z. Sargent, Zumwalt, farmer.
w. H. Allen, Lostine, farmer.
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mirror. l found the site of the old
home very easily, in fact found one
of the rafters; there are seven cot.
-onwoods and one old elm still sur
rounding the home spot, and the
woods are not much changed thanks
to our old neighbor, Caleb Sweet
who happened to have an eye fol
the beaI iful. One old. footlog still
has the print of my fathers or broth
er's AK. l ate my lunch under the
one old apple tree that yet remains.
While wandering about the yard J
stopped short in astonishment and
said aloud, "Well, wouldn't that
knock you off the Xmas tree?" fo1
there growing in the corner of the
yard and on each side of The OLD
garden path was asparagus, where
my mother put the roots years ago
Strange world, where the works O.
our friends hands remain years af
.er hey are gone. l found the same.
Did Wahoo bush at the corner be
.ween OR home and Caleb Sweets;
skipped around the timbereN poln
but being fenced away from the ole
Sweet spring, went in by the from
ate, where l greeted Caleb af,ei
these many years with, "Well, J
won't come to see you for 80 years
more if you fence me out like this
ALICE NJ. BELL.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office.

States Land Office.
La Grande, Oregon,
September 20, 1908.
A sufficient contest affidavit hav
ing been filed in this office by Pierre
DeBonniot contestant, against II. E..
No. 13447, Serial No. 0364, made
Feby. 13, 1904, for sh neA, nk
seA Section 13, Township 1 South
Range 46 East, Willamette Meridian
by Francois Raniseyer, contestee
in which it is alleged that the sal
Francois Raniseyer has wholly aba
doned said tract; that he ha
changed his residence therefron
for more than six months since mai
ing said entry; that said tract i
not settled upon and cultivated b.
said party as required by law; tina
he has never cultivated any of sale
land nor has he ever used any of
FOR grazing purposes; and that sale
alleged absence from said land wa
rot due to Military service, sal
parties are hereby notified to appear
"espcnd, and offer evidence touch
ins said allegation at 10 o'clock a
II OH November 18th, 1908, befor,
o. ". Sheahan, U. S. Commissioner
al his office in Enterprise, Oregon
and that final hearing will be helt
1t 10 o'clock a. m. on Novemb ber 18th
1908, before the Register and Re
ceivar at the United States Land OF
flee il La Grande, Oregon,
The said contestant having, in {;
proper affidavit, filed September
29th, 1908, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence person
Ill service of this notice can not b.
made, it is hereby ordered and di
rected that such notice be given by
due and proper publication.
oats +. c.. BRAMWELL.
Register.
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ADMINISTRATORS NO

In the County Court of h
of Oregon, for WaIlowa g.
In the matter of the Estate
Cederlund, deceased.
Notice is hereby given
undersigned has been aap.
ministrator of the estLlo
Cederlund, deceased, by the G.
Court of the State of Orc
Wallowa County, and has Il
fled as such.
All parties having claims =.
aid estate are hereby no.,
present the same, duly We
'equired by law, within six
rom the date of this no
Undersigned at his resi-
Lostine, Wallowa County,
Dated this 1st day of Octou
LOUIS OF
Administrator of the Es "a
Cederlund, deceased.
3URLEIGH & BOYD, A
Estate.