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. ' ' "4 . V Vol. ix. PKINKVILLi:, CKOOK COUNTV, OKEGOX, THURSDAY, Al'KIL , ltKW. NO. 3ft. I ' V GO TI IV Pi4ittkliiUlti4itiLiAiULAtU,tilA!itljiiikf4AiAL'.a nf rmrTf i ts t if mi b hi ; j k nn j j Colli i ubia Z .J. M. KICISNICY, Prop. : Finest and Best Appointed Hotel in Eastorn Oregon. Itol ami cold water rm both floor. Bulbs for tho ue of iih-hI h. ' I'-vcry iiioiji-rn coDViHiiciii'o ni nniui. The dining mom, tinder the direct H'lpcrvini in of Mr. Ketney i a very mculrl of (uth'ful, Mpotlfd t'trgdtic, and llio service in equal to nny in the pin to. , All nt.igtn ariivu at and leave tho Columbia Solhern. C it A it i t i i H IA ft A iA ft il i JU ft Hotel Prineville THOHOOOMIV AtNOVATCD ANO tCrUftNISHCD THROUGOUT American Plan C IC. McDowell, O 41 A AAJl fti AlftAA JUtXSJt ft.ft lAAAAAA-AAiABt-B AA AAJLAJU AAXAJLAAJ HENDERSON & l'OLLAUI), 1 it ivwMjiiit m wti 111 tt.Ma , M'.M.I'Rrt IS Vino HViiios, Liquors and Cigars. Best Brands of Goods on the Market. T1IEJ FINKST IMl'OUTKD AND DOMKSTIC CKiAUS IN THE CITV TO UK HAD II EKE. Cull on t Wlillo Comw'iOUl atiin t. NoxJDixr to I'olmtostor Hotel SHAIKO UlAREHOUSE CO l'iro pronf liuililing, (.K).(HX) feet, in now rciidy to liandlo i MERCHANDISE, WOOL, TELTS, GRAIN, ETCJ otc, etc. DEALKUS tN Lumber, AYood, Coal, Flour, Hay anil Orajn. Spouitil ntdMition ftivrn (o wool. First cl hps baling and grad ing fiioilliec Also Rtock ynnl latont pinna. v ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS Kor IltuKlHoU Stock fFiiKNTH A Co., Blinkers, Tim DulloP, I Moo UK ItiinH., HiinkcrH, Moro, ; l'HOriUETORS: w honu T,1B )!!,,, ; F. Lavuiii.in, Tim Dulles. 1, NOTICK POrt POHMOATION. ' l. H. I.miil llim c, Tile lnlU. Oregon. 1 Mnnh id, ii.. ; Nolti ' I" lli-rrliv ulvflillwl llir lull.iwIliK A III", I IIMUVt Ul - .. ,1,.,.l,,.l 1,1 .111 T t nf III. clnllll. '"' 1.., ,ilil hi.iul III lif limclf unmr J J HMillll, 'rlllllH wl'lnrli.nl I'llH.illl,', lll.-uiill, "II biy..Aiiil .1". ''J"'1 "' . . 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I'Ol KM VN, Ailmtnli-ll'llur "I tlm lulil'lil J t 1.1 A A CUl.KMAN, I KMil. M K. IIIUNK, Altoruoy lor KMule limrli) 8 itll;io T IiiiImt I.ti.l, Ai J'lttn H, NOTiUJfl VQH rUBLJCATION. l-ntnl omo Ht The IiIlf, Ori-fm Ki'liruHry IB, I'juj. ' Nnttru U lMr liy 1 fin that In fnnpJinrf n mm 1 in' rut mii'iia "i urn h(i r t iiiixrtiHii 01 fuiM-.1, im, uiiilili d An m l for th Mleof iimiKij itniiin hi Wi !' it ('Kiifnrttla, ore Hull, V. anil tt HiiivHH Trrttiirv." All(lll 1, f";, Hit' l"H"WIMK MIIHI p'TMja hnvi mi Hfjd J, 1j(Ct fllc-i lliU oflliu Uic'if umirii (auiiiviiIii, to wil: Tlntlf A tit 111 of I'nilUinl, rolling of Miillnonmh, UtP of Ort'Hi'ti, kworn Btnit iof n( No U,u, for lln pur elitist of ttiu 11 u r ,14, t la , r lii t, w 111. JVtt'r Ai'lttimlii of rorttauil, rontdvof M ilnioinah, tl nf ri'Koii, worn piNti'iiit-nt .No ll. (I, for the pur ptm-i' l ihu e hf iw qr oimI w hf o ijr tec 27, i U , t 13 ot w in KulM'H V. Il-irr4 of i'rufUn'1, I'ouoLy of Muliiiomnh, tU(ftof ir'on, of!i ptth-fiiriit No I for (he pur' ell." oi ttia v til iih nr, nw ir un r u ui ijr iw (r " i, l r e. W m. TuatiiH-y will offer -r Kf to kliow that the Ian 1 ko'iklil " mot. aluaolv foi nB iiniiir or t'inr ttinii tor KrU'tiltur ! urv( anil lo Ul'ltli U.'lr I'Uirtm lu Utnl bvlon llir H. k-ui. r ul H-reurr al I lit. t)let, Ortnoit, I'fntay, II: v I Jl h iiy of Jiinw, iiti. '1'iii'V tiamt) a witfiMkni'M' I'f(4-r Atilanalti 1 H V ll.-lli.r-l. Anion llraUhaw. K C UHKU, i Uiu Aioo. tl of I'orUfiit'l. urt"n Aii j Nifi nil irt-rtnH I'UiiniiiK lv.'fWy the alwMf Ii i'f iiH-d laoj arv riUftvl to Hie Uii'ir riautia to tin tilh.'B 4)u or before tUe i. 1 lit U ol huv, t.u. ii.ir.1. U jl JAV , I.l'tMH, KejUtef. 1 IiuIiit Un l A. t, J 11110 1, Mil. NoncB rou tublication. HIIU'. t Tlir ll.lle., Olr.nll, Kelir.lMrr li, lj.l. NiIU-. I. h'Tfit'r vlvvn tlmt In Cuiuplutir. till Iha r,. UImii. nf Hi. .,'1 tif i:,iiinr,' ol Jul, .1, h.. rltlltlr.l "All .i t for II, e ..lu uf lllulifr l.ii.l. In III. Main. 'l I .Itliirnl., uro g"U, Si.ia.1. .11,1 ..tiiiinum I .rriliirjr," mi ,'ivmlwil u .,1 IIit tiulillc lin.l Hl.lv. by .rt o Aiiiii.l I, thji, Ihr frMluwiii. li.iur'l firfcn. i,K,Mfi t.v.t in, i'ij, nt.'i I. tiii. ofiic. tti.ir .w.ini tt-MuuH-m. l,-wlt : J-llltri M.-'ltilr.u nf Tnriiin.. riniiily ,1! I'lorcw. kl.t. ol W.h- iiu'i.i, .M,tr .uigiunhi Ni n4o. r,r th. our iu..M.r in . hi .w ir nl . Ill . ur .cc , I is ( VI v, w in. (.It'll SI (.,1111(1 f h',liloril. riiiuiiT ol HH,k.nr. i.te of W.hb HiKtuit. .Morn .(.trutcbl No IHI. lor III. ,uf- iia.tfti 111c w 'r wr v. i n i, r i w lit. Ihorno I 'nil I ol Noi-kliir,. nuiiity uf Kt.liaiip, t.t. nf W.th luiituu. .rii ftitticiii.nt No tji.', for tti. iur n (li sr .r ji. t I. r U ., w in, - J.colt Jotitltiitl of HiM-.fi-f.l, ro:inly of (Mik.ne, .1.1. of V.ti. li.it, .M,,rn .ittlrim'ul ao hli, for tho our vtiN,' of iiiw w ir iti, i i. r ii w m. I ),.( tlirt w 111 offnr ,r,Mf to .Iiom ili.t tit. l.it.l Miiiiiht I. ttior. t.lii.hlr for lu llmlitr it.iiti tliH for .Kriftiliur.l i,uriOMr .ul to ... tatilt.lt tlielr ilalllit lu aalj l.tl'1 bf(r. III. ui.lFratiil Itpc'in'r .1 1 he !.II... Ort.ou. u Hadtrilaf. ill. IWb Jay of Jitli., MUX . Ma'tlu liiailu.tMalrr. Ml.'liapl Lvoaite, M J I he, naiod a. w il tiv. . Mii'lia..! ( oltnor. i.;il(n, John Mlr1.lt. 1 tinmaa Tweet. Of 1 It. I,.. niKiiii, lliofu. li.hl, J.c.ib JoliUkou. i, M tioiiul ,. ll,H klt., Ua.h. Any ami .!l iii-r.,iii. rl.litiliitf .ilv.rMily the ah , p ilr.,-1 itwil laud. .r. rrllQatil Ul file tttir ,'l.uu. iii thu orlic. on or hforr th. .t4 IJUli ilay 'llJutl., IKkl. Ill .IX. 10 JAY 1' 1.1 I. AH. Kr, liter. 1 imbrr Ijttlil Afl, Jllu. t, l7Vt. NOTICK FUR PUBLICATION. Ijnd 0AV. .1 1 1t. IHiC. (rntl, Kvhrtiary ij, lJ. Nolle. I. hrrehv fflvell that In r.itliil.tte .ritlt lite r,it I. Ion. of 111. act of c'oli.re. .1 Julie .1. I. viitllleil "A II .el for III. aalv of Itmher lati'U in the Hl.tM of t.llfornl ur Kitt, Ne,., I. ami U ah li..ton r.rriury," u etieiot, d tu all the linhile I..111I 1.1. ie. by .,t of Allien! 4. IW. the MIowiii. tt.ine.l MrMttl. rt.te hle.1 111 tlil.ofllc. Mivtr a.oru.l.'cnietiU, lo oil: Henry Olaell il K.ilflelil. pollllly ol wia.,ie, .t.l of Wa.h llitfton, .Horn .lalenietil No Hit, rile, I Heil 17, tirtfj, jot the iMirelta. of Hi. . uf .w ur uJ w hi ,t Mc.. t I . r Id f. lu. vi noiwn f Hn.ik.ue. rtttnil of hpo.ane. sl.l. nf W..h- li. ton, attorn .laleittrtu No ulj, ftled 8e4 7, I'ac. for the Mireli... of the e ,r tie qr .lot lie n,i e ir .c- .tut .w ir uw ,r .nd lit qr w 'ir ee 4, 1 1 r to . w m. h.lw.ia M. MeesMrd of UiH-klorU, eoiiuly nl KjMikaue, .tat. nf Wash ing ton, ..0111 .laleutent No 114,, Hied W.l I. t'M.J. lor the itr,-lia.e ol th. it. iirnw qr anu 11 hi tie ir .vi- 'i-K I in a. r tu v, .nu uw qr nw r .re t ii. r 11 e, w m. I hat they Milliliter ir,M,f to .how that th. laml .ouiiht I more vainabt. for It. ttutberor tone than lor .k'rteiiltur.l puriHiaea, .ml lo e.taoti.ii ineir rialiu. 10 ..1,1 laud before 111. Heal.ter .oil Itecetier .1 Ih. I.lle, tlrvtfou. 01, ,totulni , lip i ittt day of June, I hey name Httucii.e.: ll M Kr.ufnril, Oil- Nel.ou. ol Wiokane, t..h. Kdvr.rd Me. Kti.rd ol KiH'klor.l. ..It. .nil Martin O No, Henry OIm-ii, ol alrltel.l. W a.h. Auyaucall .er.ou. clalluui. ..ver.ly the alio. . ile.i rilie.l land. ar. rvitleiteAl tu Hie their I'laitn. in tin. urll,'. ou tir bvl.r. th. .aid 1 11 da) uf June, lM. ui.ri, in )4 JA V I". U'l'AS, KeUler. llmlier l.nd. Act J 11 11. .1. is:a. KOTICS FOft PUBLICATION. lt nd oltlc. .1 1 lie Iwllea, Ort'on, February I, lnut. Nolle. U hereby Riv.tt that lu couiili.ne. t ti 11 the nroi t.ioii. ul th. .ol of t'oiitrfM of June a, 11...., etitlth-il "An .cl for the .ale nf llntlM'r laud, ill the st.te. of I'alltotuta. ore x Ni'.ada and a.liliiiiou territory," . fL'iidrd to all Hie liuhlit' ltlid htaten by let 01 .Vuul 4. th. lollowlli,! ti.iueit per.oli. hale 011 ,.it l. tWslJ. hied til till. uUte. ttl.tr .ttoril .talvluei.t., lo ttll; William (III1.011 of rorllaiul. county of M11llu01t1.il, al.t. o itretjon. .worn .laleiiient No ll vj. lor Ih. pur 1 na.tf 01 the It lif lv ir and .e r .ir i(r u. 14. ud ne ur uw . r arc A', I itt a. r ii ., w m. 1 hoiua. h. Cole of I'orUiinil, rotinly of .Mtiltitomali, t.le of ureKou, .ttortl .tateluelll No itxl, lor the nitr ciia.e ol tlm a. qr oe 14. I iti a. r u w 111. K 1 ll- II UlliaOU of Purttalul, county ol M iillnoiliah, .tale of ilreiton. aivoru alaleiitcnrNo tt ,4, lur In. pur i ha.e ol the 11 w . r mui 14. t III , r li .. w III. ' 'Ilia! Ihry will oiler liroof lo .how that the laud a.iiiKUt ti. uior. v.l ialil. fur lla timlieror .lone limit lor Hrh-tillural iurtioie., and lo t'.tutiUKti their claim, lo a.td lutid uefor. the lien later and fcceeelturftt I ho lialle., uregou, on .Holiday, th. nth day ol J.ue, IV1. I ht'y' name an wiluea.ei.: hlleil (lltinolt, I lioina.i h l oie, Auto, lirad.haw, K 0 W iiltteu, Vs llllaut H lllhaiill. all ol 1'ortland, llr.aon. Auv ami all crnim rlaliitttix aitverneiy the athiit ili'si-rlla'tl lauiU aro re,iie.ted lu file their ciulin. Ill lltiK otlti'e ull or belur. 111. Mid t.ilh day ol Jillte, tmvl. mat J,, io)t JAY 1'. LUCAS, Krgl.ier. TlmU r Lund, Ael June s, l;8. NOT1UK FOH PUBLICATION. l.aml Olllev at The llle,.iri'Kn, Kebruary 19, iwa. Nollie Is ItcrvLy given Hint In eoiniliniH. t llh tlm iro liolis of the act of CouirrcMH of June 8, IMT.V I'tllltled "An .,-1 for the aalo ol lluilair laml. ill the Slates of ( allfornl., (r Koit. NiiMida ntol W ..lilnalon 'rrrrllory," eslcililcd lo all (lie public l.aml eUalc. liy ai l of August 4, tMiJ. Ihe follow itiK-liamcil mri.otni hut e tiled III till, olticii Iheir mvoril .tatelileulii, lo-ll: Mnrtli R. Powell of H,okiiite, ronnly ol S.okaii,, .late of W.ali hiKloll. Miorn .laletnenl No lllli, llleil rU'),l 114, linii, lor the pun'hai' of the nc qr nee 'JH, t II . r W e, lit. Mary P. Johnson of r.llutdtt, poulity of Franklin, ulalo of Wa.li lnKiiio, sworn Niitii'iiicnt No .181, ilti'd May 211, nmj, tor Hie inrchllMe ol the so i r su qr sec ill, siv ur sxv ur sec ji. 110 qr neqr see 3j and uw ,jr 11 iv ur see :W. t H , r III c, w m. Tli. I 1 1n-v will offer proof to show that llie land siiutlil Is mure valuable for ll. Illula-r or sione tlian for nurli'ulliiritl piii-poKes, .ml to establish lliclv cliitms lo anil! I.iul he for the Koittsiej ami liocelvir nl Tlm llle, Oregon, ou Hiilurd.v, Hie I'Oi ily of June, IWVl. Tlicv niiin'e as wtliK'ases: Mary 1' Joluison, Ni'lllc'li irillnliclb'r llltd Martha H Powell of ii.okulie, Wash, W M How land of Urollllo. bliilio, mul Josvph 1. Uenilile uf llari'liiKloii. Auy uml ft" persons rlalmlug adversely tlie nbrivi-ilcMi'i'itic.l lauds aro rciiuesled lo Hie I heir cliilins lii this nllli'c on or lii'iore lite said 1UII1 ilnv ol Juno, ltnv.t. tii.irju iujl JAV P. Ll'CAU, Rcgtatef, HI? IPC lDffOl Death of Pioneers-Horses Die In Marion County-Ex-Sen-a tor Corbett Dead-And Other News Of Interest Tracklaying on the Oregon it Southeaiiorn railroad hit ben r suintd. Uotnburg has the finest board of ir.Tdu rooms in tho state outside or Portland. A. 8. Dresecr has ben appointed to ha register of the Oregon Ciiy land ollii-c. Wfii. Uailcy, an old pioneer of 1 H ." 5, died at liiu home in Ureswell, Oregon, April 1. At a masmucfting in Brownsville, an anti saloon ticket was nomin ated by acclamation. One Indian on the Umatilla res ervation is said to get a yearly canh rental from bis lands of 91500. Governor Cbtmbcrlain and party paid an official vieit to the portage railway fito lat week. W. S. Moreing, a painter in The Dalle", committed suicide on Sun day evening by taking poison. Tbe Albany woolen mills has been sold lo the Hun nook bum man ufacturing company of 1'ortland. M.T.Nolan, register, and Anna M. Lang, receiver, have assumed tbeir duties at tbe land oflico in The Dalles. The United States Marnhil lat work arretted a roan named GuBt Olsen at Brock Creek for selling liquor to Indians. Tbe league recently organized at Albany to invoke the referendum asaiiiet tbe appropriation for tbe lt0") fair, was a flat failure. Condon is to have a new court house, the contract for erecting which has been let to A. F. Peter son of Corvallis lor the sum of $13,- 4-10. The J. T. Callahan Mercantile company of Joeeph, mad an as signment April 1. Tbe assets are 10,000 and th liabilities are about 17500. Grant Pass Masons last Thar dav, in th prepenc of nsarly 500 visitor from neighboring towns, dedicated tbeir recently erected $20,000 tempi The minimum price of $1.25 an acre will be maintained on state school lands till May 21, when the recently paused law setting the price at $i 50 becomes operative Over 30.000 acres of land has been located with scrip in Lake county this spring. The locators swore the land was non-mineral, though two feet of snow covered the land. Three warehouses and an ele vator, containing about 18,0tH) bushels of wheat, were destroyed by fire last week at Cayuse, near Pendleton. The lofs is about $20, 000. Mike Kelly, 7-year old son of Geo. Kelly of Eugene was instantly killed last Friday afternoon by a heavy loaded wagon tunning over his hend and crushing his skull. A postollice has been established at Lost Valley, Wheeler county, to be supplied by special service from Lono Hock. The poetoftice at Thurston, Lane county, has been re-established. A deadly disease has appeared among horses in Marion county, pronounced by Stock Inspector Keeler as Glossenthrox. If the disease should prove what Dr. Keeler believed it to be from the symptoms measures will be taken to prcvet.t its spreading. Before death the animars eyes bulge out of itnlhead and tbe tongue is swollen to twice its normal sixe. WHKN YOIT WANT A VIKST CLASS BICYCLK CALL ON J- D. SKI I ACli.NT VOR THK Rambler, Monarch Ideal mid Imperial 13 I C YC L1C S SV'NORIliS OP ALL KINDS Thomas Driilune. known as the ealtl king of Baker eounly, die I ai Baker City on April I,of heart tail ure. He was ttid to I one of thf wealthiest stockmen io the slate. The Douglas County Fruit Pack in ir com pa nr. a private concern ha brgun the erection of a large nicking house in Uoseburg. The building is to bo bQxHi feet and three stories high. Prefldent Roosevelt and party left Washington Wednesday on rnecial train furnished by the Pennsylvania road. Tbe trip will continue from April 1 until June 5 nine weeks and three days. Monday morning when the post fiiiitrent at Pilot Rock opened the oflice s!p) found l!n safe had been blown to shreds during the mgbl and $20!) of government money taken. Tbe dynamiters left no clew. In Hill, day, was a head on collision at Gold between two freight Thurs a car loaded with dynamite split in two and seat- tered about the track. The es- cne from a tremendous explosion is considered miraculous. John A. Jeffrey, who lias been named as Marion county's choice for the democratic congressional nomination, was raised in Jackson county, and represented that county in tbe lower house of the Oregon legislature in 1805. Hundreds of heep are dying on tbe ranges in Grant and llartiey co'inlies for want of feed. The long, cold winter, together with the deep snow and scarcity of bay, is responsible for the heavy loss among the herds. Sheep owners are trying to move their flocks to botter.ranges, but the bheep are too weak to be moved. Henry W. Corbett, a leading citi zen of Portland for more than a half century, died at his home in that city Tuesday morning of last week, of heart trouble. Mr. Cor bett was president of the First Na tional bank of Portland, also pres. dent of the Lewis and Clark expo sition. James Weaver, an Oregon pineer of 1853, died at Myrtle Crek, Douglas county, March 29 lie came from Illinois with bis brother, Hans Weaver, now de ceased, and wa 80 years of age at his death. He had been totally blind f r several years past. Sev eral of his nephews survive. Prineville Team Wins Again. Last Sunday afternoon a large crowd gathered at the ball park east of town and witnessed for tbe second time th defeat of tbe S. P. S. team at tbe hands of the Prine ville. It was a -close game and at times rather exciting. Prine ville would first be in the lead and then the S. P. S. boys would set the pace and it kept the spectators guessing from tbe beginning' who would win out. Tbe lineup was about tbe same as last week with a lew changes. These games afford great sport for the young men of our town who participate and no end of amuse ment for the spectators. Tbe Prineville boy wore their new suits for tbe first time and made very neat appearance. They aro well made, gray in color with maroon trimmings. Next Sunday there will perhaps be another game between these two teams, and a hot contest is looked for. Ten cents ad Mission will be charged to help pay tor new uni- forms, balls and bat. Notes. Meirs i 0. K. Jordan plays hard. Zell plays good ball. Sharp is an earnest player. Bailey pitched a fine game. Clemens can't play marbles. Price says his Jruti helped some. B. Barnes goes after everything. Breck is a dandy and knows the game. Howell is in the game all the tim. Swalley was there with the goods. Newsom made four runs fer the S. P. S. W. Barnes wa in the game all the time. Draper plays like one who likes the game. Claypool of the S. P. S. team caught a fly. Geto gets after everything that comes his way. King, the'S. F. S. "southpaw" shoots them in fast. Dr. Taggart makes his decision, stick and no back talk goes. Landingham catches n good gam and in a good sticker. Umpire Max, Wurzweiler under stand the gam and made every thing lie said etick. Prineville Has Nothing of the Kind-Complicationa of Colds and Grip Prevalent Every where at this Season. It is ha been circulated around through, the county that this city baft several cases of smallpox, which ii entirely false and not founded upon facts. There has been a treat deal grip, aril many complications ol olds and rheumatism, etc. With Howard Dillon the beginning was the same, but in a few days there ieveloped a breaking out on trunk and head, utterly unlike smallpox in every wsy. First, there ) no odor. Everyone who has in the slightest manner known smallpox will always remember the smell. Second, as to the erup'ioni tbey olfo are totaly unlike small pox. The child of Mr. IJoyd, too, while in tbe first st.ee wis entirely different from Mr. Dillon, in the later stage is similar. The erup lions here are like blisters, very ioperficial. Third, in smallpox nf ler breaking out there is alwaye'an ippetite for food, here there is tbe opposite. That it is not smallpox is a certainty. That the complaint should b avoided is a crtainty and the city authorities have taken the wise precautions to segregate the patients where they wi.I have pleasant and separate surround ing. There is no direa.e that may not lead to seriou) result and tbe wise will always disinfect their per sons and their homes, and by clean liness and fresh air aroiil as far as possible all contagion. Will Start Next Week. The Ochoco Planing Mill com pany's new mill building is about completed and by the latter part of this week a temporary boiler will be in placa and made to answer un til the large one ordered from th east arrives. Prineville can then boast of the largest mill of its kind 10 thIS Section Of Uregon. llieitliuiwr lallUfllirirjuii.eucrii iii.uu building iUelf is 50x100 feet, two ! during the past 12 months, and th steries high and equipped with lat-1 increase in general business has est improved machinery, where evervtbing in the planing" mill line B r r will be manufaetured. The com - pany will also carry about 1,000, - 000 feet of lumber forTotail pur - pose. Muit Have a Permit To drive loose stock across the forest reserve, the following rules were issued by the department of the interior July lo, 1W2: Persons wishing to cross any part of a forest reserve over a public road or trail, established sheep or cattle trail, or tbe ordinary moun tain trail, with a band of sheep or herd of cattle or horses, (the few bead of sto-'k following wagon or pack train beingexcepted from this regulation), must make application to the forest supervisor in charge, either by letter or ou tbe regular application form, for tho privilege VOTING A FINE Piano Given Away! Wc have m.ile arrangement, with Ihe well know ttpiano firm ot Ellen In Portland, Oregon, for on. of their famous pianos, which retails everywhere for two, anil will jive the name aw.y at S o'clock p. in. May The subscription price of the Review is n ol,l or new suWr er, who pays a vear's east JOO Toiei. We will also print each w eck in the Review a coupon, which I. good tors votes. Kach week will appear lu the Review a list o( vote, received properly ereditest to the different coutestants. In tbi way oiue lady will receive a handsome present which will eosl her noth ing, nor will it cost those w ho subscribe tor yon only our regular nubsc, iptlon price. rons. lo not delay, but fill out the coupon proper credit. Remember, the one couinia to us each week free. hile Ihe other Is good lion to accompany it. To the Review, Prineville, Or. Enclosed please find 3 votes. For Name and P. O. of voter , . 800 VOTE COUPON. Tu the Ju i-ieir, Vrinerille, Or. Herewith eiwhvert find $ LoO for a ymr's subscription to the Weekly Keiieu; trhich ple" dt'iul to ..... , Please cist .'00 votes for i ij 1 y - , "- t . a - ' . . . .-, . -i ' "' ... ,.llPlTlltt,fptr ; ...-r.'. -- e- ,llJUli!W-. ' .!!"-&( T H f I gJJB fttn-Hps.W.--' JligBWS-.'- . " '"' "" ' of grszing tbe stock on the reserve en route, and must have a permit from the (uporv'mor, to be issued by him on the form in use by him for issuing grazing permits, the ap plication must state the number of stotk to be driven across the re serve, the date of starting, and the period required for the passsge, grazing along any such road or trail will only be allotted for the period actually necessary for the stock to make the passage. Will Build a Warehouse. I. Michel, proprietor of the i"-s Hive, will in the near future build 0f j a large warehouse extending from the rear oi ii;s more oars io iuo alley way. He also contemplates tearing out tho partition which now divides bis store making one large room. In the rear of the room he will have an office, which will be raised a little above the floor. When finished the Bee Hive will present & model appearance. New Incorporation. Articles were filed in the county clerk's oflice Monday for the incor poration of what is to be known as the Lytle Townsile company, of Bend. The incorporators are 11. W. Reed, John Steidl and Charles J. Cottor. The capitalization is $50,000 with 500 share at $100 each. About Crook County's Progress One thousand is the increase in population of Crook county tbe past year. In giving a writeup of the etate Sunday morning's Oregonian has this to say for Crook county. A material increase has been made along the lino of immigra tion and general business in this county during the past year. The number of children attending the common schools throughout the 'county has increased about 20 per cent, while the population has in creased not less than 1000 during tbe same period. More than 300 homestead entries bave been made in the county, and the net increase in the acreage of grain this spring over that of last year, will be net less than 30 percent. Nearly 1000 nee' Du. Per iuo " crease in personal deposits in bank ; i i rtr. ru-m l it. . t ! ns Den ! business transacted by the banks ! Ilas increased very materially and the officials look forward to a very properous year. While the past winter has been a long one, the loss of stock has been light. Tbe demand for hay has been very great, and ther is bo surplus ou bund, but stockmen are safe, as tbe grass has started up and stock is now oa thera.igein nearly all parts of the county. The wool crop will be heavy, and sheep men anticipate a large increase in Their flocks this season. Last year' wheat crop has been exhausted for some lime, ami was not less than 25,000 bushels short of the demand. Grain and potatoes are scarce. Dur ing the fore part of this month hay was selling at from $10 to $30 per ton. .j. CONTEST $400.00 W, woa, to h lady receiving Hie most vote.. 11.30 per year; and each person, whether stibscr p on in tdvanee will be entilled to our paper anything, a. . are charging Wc are simply dividing profits with our pat and mail It to us, and it will receive is good tor three vole., which can be sent fur two hundred votes, a cash .urncrlp- i IS l . - I .ISIMW
