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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-12-03
by fifteen targets.

Scores of those who shot through the
full program of ITS targets: German,
16o; Worthington, 1853; Welles, 15o;
Towner, 1853; Clifford, I54; Mordecai, 1883;
Overbaugh. 1885,; c. Kirk, 1870; H. Kirk,
I12; Eyland, 1888; Gray, I4S; Cleveland,
IA; Morris, 1888; Terry, II3; Ewing, 153
The scores for 100 targets were: Nc
Cush, IS; Mitchell. 50; Cooper, 10; VOLS
from, 10; Anderson, 90.
As high gun in the last FIVE events on
Wednesday L. Towner, of Aberdeen, won
a hammerless gun. His record was 9I
targets out of 100. He also made the
high amateur average.
The shoot was continued on Thursday,
event No. 7 being for the amateur cham
pionship of Cecil county. Our report
closes before the conclusion of the event.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-12-03
Base Bali Meetinu.

A meeting will be held Tuesday eve
ming, at s o'clock, at c.. T. Snyder's
restaurant, for the purpose of making
final adjustment of the affairs of this
years club, and arranging for the organi-
zation of club to represent the town in
the Tri-County League next year.
Everyone interested in the sport is request
ed to attend.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-12-03
DEATHS.
Samuel Howett.

Samuel Howett, aged 90 years, died
Friday morning from general debility,
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Harris, Kirkwood, Pa. He was life
long resident of Colerain township. Two
daughters and three sons survive.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-12-03
Mrs. John Mauclh.

Mrs. Sarah Mauch, wife of John Mauch,
died Nov. 20, after lingering illness
from tuberculosis, at her home near Kirk
wood, Pa. The deceased was 90 years of
age, and is survived by her husband and
FIVE children. The funeral was held
Saturday. with interment at Union
cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-12-03
Cecil County Shoot.

Perfect weather, large attendance and
good shooting marked the opening day of
the ninth annual Cecil county tournament
at clay targets. held on the grounds of
Rising Sun Gun Club, near town, on
Wednesday, 1st inst. In the team race be-
tween Aberdeen and Rising Sun, at one
hundred targets per man, the latter won
bv fifteen taroets
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-12-03
John Meredith.

John Meredith, 81 years old, well.
known farmer of the Third district, died
at his home near Elkton Tuesday after a
long illness. He was native of Milling
ton, Kent county, but for many years
had been a resident of Cecil Two chill
dren survive-John P. Meredith and Miss
Ada Meredith, of Elkton.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-12-03
Quarterly Accounts.

The School Commissioners on Nov. 20
examined the quarterly accounts and
ordered them paid.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-12-03

Read Bufington's advertisement in
reference to Gum Boots and Shoes, they.
handle No. 1. best grade.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-12-03

Holiday demands in connection with
seasonable cold weather now claiming
business attention at Bufington's dis
tributing depot.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-12-03

Bear in mind for the next 4 weeks we
will offer Child's SITS Bent Arm Cane
Seat Rockers for $I.ss each. ch.-Bufington's.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-12-03
Sltzler-Devine.

Mr.. John Albert Sitzler, of Havre de
Grace, son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Sitzler
and Miss Nola Eleanora Devine, of Perry
vile, were married on Thursday evening
last, Nov. rs, at the residence of the
brides parents in Perryville, by the Rev.
DIR. VIM. c. Babcock, pastor of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, of Havre de Grace.
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prouse-Appleby.
Dean-George.

Miss Ethel May George, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry George of the Second
district was married on Nov. "a, at her
home in Chesapeake City, to Mr. William
S. Dean, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac S.
Dean, of Bohemia Manor. The ceremony
was performed in the presence of large
number of invited guests, by Rev. ]. M.
Lindale, pastor of Bethel M. E. Church.
The wedding march was played by Miss
Annie George, sister of the bride.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-12-03

Mr.. Ralph Jackson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jackson, and Miss Estella
Harman, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Harman, both of Elk Mills, Cecil county.
were quietly married at the home of the
brides grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Aument, by Rev. ]. R. Bicking, of Cherry
Hill NJ. E. Church, on Nov. 20. The
bride was attended by Miss Rachel
Jackson, sister of the groom. Mr.. Henry
Mcdaniel was best man.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-04-16
SIMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.


TN the Justices Court before J9hn N; orn%iiic
/ Justice of the Peace, in ana iof ~ Wash.
nrecinct county of Okanogsn. state vi "aS"'
int ton. n E.cle 10
PENDANT. Summons for publication.
State OF W shington, IS
County OF OKapogah ,,.,aa,t
To r D. Eseke, the above named deicn9ah,.
You are hereby notified that 4: \. Hrnpo nas
fed a complaint against you in ssld souit
which will come on to be heard at by oihuo ~,
Oroville, in Okanogan county, Wsshine.on' o.,
The 10Th day OF April, A. D., 1909 at the honi u,
10 o'clock a. m, and unless you appear ha is aen
as confessed and the demand OF the plslhun
granted. ,or,nlai,, is
the usymept to plaintiff of the sum oi sI9,V'
being the sum due him from you ,or nom - a
room and money furnished you by pialhtn
during the year 1859, at your speclai lhstanu.
and request You are also notihed ,hat VII VIII
nj varnisbment in this action has been served
upon the Washington Il Great Northern Kali
way. ,o,, IA ,soo
JOHN Il. FRASER
Justice of the Peace, Oroyille Precinct oha'
hogan county, Wash.
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,UMMoNo FOR PUBLICATION.

y III" Justice Court, before John X Fraser
] Justice ui the Peace, in and for Orovlle
Precinct okanogan county, state of Wash
inEton
John Anderson, &. G. Montgomery W. ?.
stewart. +. \ Block Feter Sneve Noah l. .
case Adolp us lacasse and ". Wallace.
plaintiffs, v. Il. h. Woods and A. 1oley, de
PENDANTS.
state OF Nashincton
tkanugau county, N'S
You are hereby notified that complaint has
been HE'D by the above named plaintiffs
against YOU in said court which will come on
to be heard NJ NY Office in Oroville, in said ok.
anogan county, Washington. on the 2ith day
"t April, \. u, 1900. at the hour Of 10 O'Clock a.
M, ahd unless you appear and then and there
answer, the same VIII be taken Ms confessed
ana the demand oi the plaintiffs granted The
object rud demand ri said action is to recover
Of YOU the sum of fit dollars claimed to be
duc ANA owing 10y You to plaintiffs for feeding
kcrplng and caring for certain stallion in
Whlrh you had an interest, and ON YOUR &C.
count at your request
Complaint filed March IL, 1909.
JOHN Il. FRAZER,
Justice of the Peace oroville Precinct Okanoy.
m county, Washington.
Il. L. IIoNkNN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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down the rOan.

down the roau.
Once in the streets he turned up his
coat collar and settled the brim of his
felt hat more closely over his eyes. He
crossed an open square and presently
came to the gate of Gothic chapel set
we'll back from the street. Its great
rose window was alight for on this
evening was to he held memorial
service for the old man whose money
had built the pile, who had died fort
night before in distant sanitarium.
He turned at the sound of wheels,
and the blur shocked itself apart to re-
veal kindly face that looked at him
for an instant framed In the window
of n passing carriage. Inside the car
rage bishop Ludlow settled back,
with sigh. only face on the pave
ment" he said to his wife. but it re-
minded me somehow of Harry Sander
son"
How strange it is she said-the
bishop had no secrets from his wife
"never word or a sign, and every
thing in his study Just as he left It.
What can you do, John? 1t is four
months ago now, and the parish needs
a rector"
He did not reply for moment. The
question touched the trouble that was
ever present in his mind.
II know" he said at length 81 may
have failed in my whole duty. but |
haven't known how to tell David
Stircs. especially since we heard of his
illness. ! had written to him-the
whole story. The ink was not dry on
the paper when the letter came from
JessiCa telling us of his death"
Behind them "a they talked the
man on the pavement was walking on
feverishly. the dog following with a
reluctant whine.
At last he came to a wide. dark
lawn set thick with aspens clustering
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NEAR DEATH IN BIG

1t was thrilling cXperi(
Mrs. Ida Sopcr TO face
For years Il severe lung|
gave me intense sufferin
writes, land several time|
caused my death. All I
ia lIcd and doctors said III
durable. Then DR.. KIM
Discovery brought quic
and Il cure 80 permanent
have not been troubled il
years. y Mrs. Soper live@
Pond, Pa. 1t works wo1
Coughs and Colds, Sore
Hcmorrhages, LaGrippe,
Group, Whooping Cough
Bronchial affections. SOD
Trial bottle free. Guaral
Orovillc Pharmacy.
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and lined and passionate. his father
doubtless. He told himself this calmly
with an odd sense of apartness.
The others glance followed his pride
fully. ITS fine property" he said.
The owners an invalid. l hear, with
one leg in the grave. He's in some
sanitarium and can't get much good OF
it. Nice pictures, them" he added.
sweeping a candle round. That's a
good locker over there. Must be the
old mans daughter. l reckon. Wei,
I'll 60 and get You a finger or two to
keep the frost out of your lungs. 1tll
he cold tonight. Make yourself at
home" The door closed behind him.,
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Serial No. Ol7O2.
NOTICE Cr APPLICATION FOR PATENT

United State. Land Office, Waterville, WASH
ipCton, December %, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the Slm'ha
,peeu Falls Power and Development Gompahy
a corporation organized and existing under
and by virtue of the laws of the state OF
Washington, postofhce address, N'ehthd"N'
Okanogan County, Washington, has hied IT'S
application for patent for the lode mining
claims called the Ground Hog and Sunshine
quartz mines situated in the Mount ohopa'a
mining district Okanogan county, Washing
ton being mineral survey No. SI6 and des'g
mated by the field notes and official plat on
file in this Office lots = and q, IN section
IL of township 40 north, range 20 L. W. NJ,
said Ground Hog mining claim being de
scribed as follows tmagnetic variation beng
~ deg, As min. casD
Beginning at corner No. J. thence south
26 deg. 40 min. east 4S3.4O feet to corner
No . thence south ~ deg. 10 min. east
S63 10 feet to corner No. 3 thence south
20 deg 80 min east 469 40 feet to corner
No 4 thence north 50 deg. - min west
so feet to corner No. D. thence north
"A deg 30 min west 55I.4 40 feet to corner
No. d: thence north AZ deg, west 1uI6O feet
to corner No Z; thence north 23 deg. west
go feet to corner No. s; thence north 20
deg west 1913 feet to corner No. o. thence
north ~ deg 80 min west 6SI 30 feet to
corner No. 10: thence north o. deg 81 min.
east JO1 feet TO corner No. /. the place Of
beginning.
as follows magnetic variation being ~ deg.
~ min. east):
Beginning at corner No, |. thence south -
deg. 30 min. west oI7 feet to corner No. .
thence north "a deg. 80 min. west 60; "a
feet to corner No. 3 thence north IL deg.
30 min. west 244.20 feet to corner No 4 ;
thence north II deg. IL min. west :'2I .n3 feet
to corner No. = thence north ~ deg. 30 min.
east 30 feet to corner No. Il, thence south is
deg. ~ min. east 400 feet thence south 40
l.. - a..
corner No. 1, fie place of beginning.
The presumed course of the lode is north
west and southeast. The number of feet
claimed the lode is about thirteen hundred
feet. as described in the foregoing field notes.
The surface ground varies from 56 TO 800
feet in width each side of the center of the
lode.
The notice of location of said Ground Hog
quartz mine as amended is of record in the
Office of the auditor of Okanogan county, in
book Z of quartz records at page 49,.
The amended notice of location of said
Sunshine quartz mine is Of record III the
office of the auditor of OkanogHu county, in
book L of quartz records, at page iol
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
mining ground. vein, lode, premises, or amy
portion thereon 50 described. surveyed,
plated and applied for. hereby notified
that unless their adverse claims are duly filed
according to law, and the regulations there
under, within the time prescribed by law, with
the register of the United States land Office
at Wsterville, III the state of Washington
they will he barred by the provisions of the
law in such made and provided.
W. i. HAYNES, Register
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-04-16
NEW MILLINERY STORE.

Mrs. Minnie Carpenter, late of Che
saw, and Mrs. Maud Griffin desire to
announce to the ladies of Oroville and
vicinity that they will open up next
Saturday, April 10, in portion of the
building occupied by the Okanogan
bazaar, full line of the latest STYLES
in millinery goods and ladies furnish
ings, at reasonable prices. 1t will be
the most complete and carefully select
ed stock ever offered in the city. All
kinds trimming will done in manner
to give satisfaction.
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SUMMONS.

\ the superior Court OF Okau
state OF Washington.
!. J. Johnston, Plaintiff.
+ L. Barney. Defendant.
be state of Washington, to F.
lendant herein.
You are hereby summoned to
MY DAYS after the date OF thel
'lph OF this summons, towii. VII
after lie 2 d day OF AprIl 1919, Z
ABOVE entitled sction in the I
court aud answer upon the I'd
t"fneys for the plaintiH. at the a
. &c address below stated and
iall'lfe to DO judgment Nil
against you according to tha II
complaint. which has been hled]
oi said court.
ms action is brought for the
,ecililg promissory note bearinl
la7 payable January nh, 1909
IehdAnt above payable o plaintf
Cl"se certain chsitel mortgage
~ inc above note and given as q
payment OF the said note
sirEI-l 4 mon
o.s Attorneys|
'ui'te ah1 post office pddres. q
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about n white house He hesitated a
moment. then walked slowly up the
broad. weed grown garden path to-
ward its porch. In the half light the
massive silver door plate stood out
clearly. lie had known instnctivey
that that house had been a part % his
life. and yet a tremor caught him as
he read the name Stires. The intui-
tion that had bent his steps from the
street. the old stirring of dead memory
had brought him to his past Mt last,
This house had been his home!
He started. A man in his shirt
sleeves was standing by a half open
side door regarding him narrowly.
Thinking of buyingf" The qr-ry
was good humoredly Satire. COR may
be Just looking the old ranch over with
a view to shakedown."
The trespasser smiled grimly. 1t
was not the first time he had seen that
weather beaten face, "You have Civ
en- up surgery as a profession. | see"
he said
The other came nearer. looked at
him in a puzzled way. then laughed
IF It isn't the cove we picked IN on
the railroad track" he said dog and
all, thought you were far down the
coast, where it's warmer Nothing
much doing with Won. oh 2"
Nothing much.' answered the man
he addressed. Others might recognize
him a. the black sheep. hut this non
FnEtIint fgh b1r 1hn h.,l
set here could not He know him only
as the dingy vag0hond whose broken
head he had baudaGed in the box car.
I'm in better luck" went on the
man in shirt sleeves. 81 struck this
about two months ago as gardener
first. and now I'm kind of sort of a
Waterman They gave me a bunk in
the summer house thpre"-he ierked
his thumb backward over his shoulder
hut | know game worth two Of
that for these cold nights. I'll show
You. ! can put you mp for the night"
he added. "if you like"
The wayfarer shook his head. Il
must get away tonight, but I'm much
obliged"
Ai' y U u 'i'iir hhf tlltiE' III W sNN
asked his ono time companion curl.
Dusty. You didn't seem that sort"
The bearded face turned away. I'm
not wanted by the police, no, but I'm
on the move, and the sooner take the
trail the better. don't mind night
travel"
You'd be better for a rest" said the
Waterman, hut you're the doctor
Come in. and We'll have nip of some
thing warm anyhow"
His guest followed him into a sna-
cious ball. scarce conscious of what he
did y double door. to the left was
shut. hut he nevertheless knew perfect
IL that tho room it hid had q tall
French window letting on to garden
where camellias had once dropped like
blood. The open door TO the right led
to the library
There the yellow light touched the
dark wainscoting. the marble mantel-
piece. dim paintings on the wall and
great brass bound Korean desk in n
conner What black thing had once
happened in that ROOM What face
had once looked at him from that
wheel chairj 1t was an old face gray
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1T SAVED HIS

All thought I'd lose
writes j. a. Swenson. W
Wis. Ten years of ecz
10 doctors could not cuI
last laid me mp. Then |
Arnica SaIve cured it 4
well. Infalliblc for 81
tons, Eczema, Salt Rid
Fever Sores, Burns. Sd
and Piles. 25c at OroI
macy.
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"Huqh has potd H." at once. During
these last few days the impulse to tell
all that she had concealed had been al
most Irresistible Now the barrier had
fallen. The secret she had repressed so
long came forth in a rush of sentences
that left him mute and amazed.
Il should have told you before" she
ended. but | didn't know wasn't
sure She broke down for very Joy.
He looked at her with eyes unnat-
urally bright. Tell me everything,
the beginning!"
He was young and irresponsible,
Jessica." said the old man. Money al
ways came so easily. He didn't realize
what he was doing when he signed
that draft He has learned a lesson ont
in the world. 1t won't hurt his career
in the end. for no one but You and |
and one other knows 1t. Thank God!
If his memory comes back
oh 1t wilr she breathe 1T must!
That day on the Knob he only needed
the clew! When tell him who | am
he will know me. He will remember it
all. am sure-sure. VIII you let me
bring him to you?" she added softly.
Yes" he said. pressing her hand,
tomorrow. | shall be stronger Their"
She rose and lighted the lamp. shad-
ing it from his eyes.
DO you remember the will, Jessi-
ca" he asked her presently-"the will
| drew the day he came back? You
never knew. hit | signed 1.-THE night
of your wedding. Harry Sauderson
was right. my dear. wasn't he?
Il wish now hadn't signed it, Jes-
sica" he added. Il must set it right,
| must set it right" He watched her
with a smile on his face. 81 will rest
now" he said And she adjusted the
pillows and turned the lamp low.
Crossing the room. she stepped through
the long window on to the porch and
stood leaning on the railing. The
words of the Biblical narrative flashed
through her mind: And he arose and
came to his father. But when he was
him and had compassion and ran and
fell on his neck and kissed him" So
Hugh's father would meet him now'
Harry had labored. spurred ny a
fierce haste TO make requital, Till the
last ounce OF the rich pocket had
been washed and the whole taken to
the bank in the town no one had
known Of the find. It had repaid the
forgery and left him handful of dol
lars over--enough to take him far
away from the only thing that made
life worth the effort.
A gradual feeling of apprehension
had come to JessiCa-an impression of
darkness and chill that affected her
strangely She stood still. frightened
at the sudden sense of utter sound
lessness.
She caught up the lamp and. turning
the wick. approached the bed She
put out her hand and touched the
wasted one on the coverlet. Then a
sohbng cry came from her lips.
David Stires was gone, A GROWING
Joy had goldened his bitterness at the
last moment. and he had gone away
with his sons face in his heart and
the smile of welcome on his lips
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Serial No. O3sIs.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Inter or, Z $ Land Once
nj WstCfVile, Wash, April &. 1879.
Notice is hereby given that
CECIL G. UrrCHISGS. of LOOMS, Wash
who, on July u. 1905. made homestead
eutry 80. l00S2 serial No. o3slS for swi4 see 20,
tp ~ n. - -, W m.
has filed notice of intention TO make final fl ve
wear proof. to establish claim to the land
above Described, before Harry Grshlmsu, L,
:. Commissioner at his ce at Loomis, wash d.
on the 10th day of May 800,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Fau Baker, Steve Macy, Dan Riley and Ed
Lo gBCrc, all of LOOMS Wash.
W. +. HAYNES Register.
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GOOD RANCH FOR SALE.

a good partly improved 100 acre
ranch, near Whitestone lake; all under
tlrst-class fence; water ON the place;
lo7 acres of pillow land, rest timber:
will raise 40 busbel of wheat to the
acre, For terms apply ut this Office.
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Serial No. uIss
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


Department of the Interior, L. Land Office
~ NeterviIle, Wash, April t. 1909.
Notice IS merely given that
JAMES VI. WALKER, of Tonsskct, Wash.
who, ON August I. 1905, made homestead
entry No --- serial No. o,Ss. for swi.swl
see .. wl?nw' mel INV see 5, tp 81 n, ~ ewm
has filed notice of intention to make final FIVE
wear proof, tn establish CLAIM to the land
above described, before II. H. Proctor. L. S.
Commissioner, at hi office at riverside Wash
on the 25rd day OF May, 1909
claimant names as witnesses:
AdolPh Rierwsgop, Lewis Drew, Dell Wood
and Buck Hunter, all of Tonasket Wash
". I. IA Me-. X egister.
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serial No 05766
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATIONS

Land Office: tervilIe. Wash
No,,oo March Is 1904
notce IS hereby give that Price F,,,,
skhse OF Thomas B Hopkins. whose 90
Of Wsshi in Uf0Vi.ie county of oksnogsI state
uhuef sections 2t6 and 2SUs revised ~ Vn,er
10 sne nl'eo states, granting additional Lana
and nsvr s9a sailors who served in the arm
oitne teoeiion the following lands s,,tiect 49,
WI J ., s1ie.ti9n at the above land ofice II"
Al, Ds,s =, SCI = twp SO II, Of range Il m
either pisohs claiming said land sdyerseiu
tbsi9 !. ,sI 8 ttler OF mineral looat sboniI N
ahor, aalusNiI OF protest and objection, to ~
dsys trn,n io,egolng applications within tbtIiT
Ioe register aud Receiver OF the upied witn
estsbl, obh &c Al Waterville. Washington sn5
minstaI ch IN VI her Interest therein or III
Firs, nr,,,o.,W HAYNES Register
Ii, No. aoLGstion April ?, 1879 second NIB
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that anyone
any OF the property of the
Nighthawk-Loomis stage line, or the
Livery Stable from j. w.
Baker, do SO at their own risk, as |
hold bill-of-sale of this property.
Nj, H. MI1RrON
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A GOOD OPENING.

For Rent-A choice farm, excellent
improvements, living water through
the place, 80 acres of pillow land, bunch
grass hay can be cut from balance,
six miles from Oroville. Good open
ing and liberal terms to right man.
Address CHAS. U. KLINE,
WeheSyille Wash