County - Journal
. ....A, FAIIER ......
.- J urxSAL Is entered at tb poitMmce ia
spgription rates.
( J VC. ....... .........S1-5H)
Ni-otfrsis ...... - ....... ,.7-'
es.s jfaxfiM. - . 50
The 4.utoi-aobUe Mower.
Tfi sutmoUile mowing machine
.could Jvvv!-' lw'tn conceived' and ex
secuted ly none other tlwn an
Anuviea?.. it is the abdication of
th.
OREGON LEGISLATURE.
jas, 24,
Important Measures Which Have
Aire e. a Been n rpdueed
Senator Steiwcr has introduced
a bill for re-districting the state
motor to horses' drudgery, to . into senatorial and representative
pot onlv lighten but to failit.tc tiistriet-
farm work for men as well as j Three bills have been introduced
horses. Jt is a comparatively sim-i ;n the house pioviding for a reduc-
The Mounf-.urutcr things wb ma4
fi$.vc had .a cfyapge of he.vrt recent
ly because of 4r tax -r.llc nn
ion ftf John H, Mittslu-U, but it is
frrwz- ! M ifit-elj,ell that has
Htulergon a change. He ftfli out
fii the ilv;r camj) itj wliu-li Bro.
JJouC't hi abode sme years
b.'i't.H J ' senator a few
t n,-
- party irj the
Ji.scoy.er that
r JUBrule fan
1 tvgin to Jook
ndldato. TJibo
Eastern Oregon
whom the ItaMi-
f nut select J.
o represents the
Oregon in the
possesses manv
: ,'i in
;. arr.se
ti.e
i B:
raj a
" "J-
j.;:!,, .nr
il, a f..
V.
i:
suid has onlv one
.-.or to answer for-
f lac apportionment
1 legislature. Wil
'f a representative
tercets and would
.on than would a
L it, in the grave or
: in a sling. Dalles
.eer.
ould not only rep
.. ng but every other
-tate. He would be
regon and for Ore-1
-eeses honesty and
- -posa and a headf ull
; the principal qual
ssary to a man who
ion." But J. X. Wil
; a candidate for sen
i, and the mention of
Ue. But if he should
-sibility become the
legislature for sena
, unity in Oregon would
ised than Crook court
for many years.
pie rnachiiie, and yet one that has
more uses than that for which it
is designed. ,
There was probably no exhibit
in the mechanical department of
the Taris exposition which created
a greater interest than this Ameri
can automobile. Early in July it
was tafceu out into
near Taris and given the most
thorough tests, and ugain later in
the season it was slwwn in on ex
hibition conducted by the Meux
Agricultural Society at Jlitry
Claye. Tlie tests in each case were suf
ficient to satisfy the European ag
riculturists that the American ma-
. . .i . .i t s
cmnewas me most, iru.-ucau ui hj.
kind. It did the work with far
greater ease and rapidity than
could the best of the horse uiowers.
It cut a clean, straight swath five
feet wide, and was manipulated in
the field with perfect eae.
But to tell what the automobile
mower is and the accompanying
illustration gives a clear idea of
that it is a light, compact, easily
handled affair, with a pleasing
paucity of mechanism. It is un
necessary to describe the mower,
which is an ordinary machine with
a small third wheel in front to
support the small gasoline engine.
The engine is of the two cylinder.
horizontal type which was found
to be superior for this work to the
vertical engine, which, although
high speed, gives a decided jerking
motion. This motion caused such
a jarring uf the cutter bar that an
uneven cut resulted, and there was
a decided waste in the harvesting
of the crop. The engine is of about ! jucej
eight horse power and nas a tx-ll
wheel attachment, so that it may
be used for stationary work. In
deed, it was the plan of the builder
tion in railroad passenger rates to
three cents a mile.
Adjutant-General Gantenbcin
of the Oregon National Guard, has j
prepared a bill for the reorganiza
tion of the state militia and pro
viding for annual camp, field and
cruise encampments every year.
Senator T. II. Johnston has in
troduced a bill constituting the
governor, secretary of state and
state treasurer a commission to
build a portageo"ailway betwem
The Dalles and Celilo and making
an appropriation therefor.
A senate memorial, introduced
yesterday by Senator Williamson,
and adopted, is of great interest to
the neorde of Eastern Orecon. It
protest against any departure from
the present. laws and-conditions in
the matter" of the supervision and
control of the forest reserves, and
the senators and representatives of
Oregon at Washington are request
ed to use their utmost endeavors
to prevent the same.
Representative Grace renews his
efforts to pass a law to punish the
poisoning of domestic animals. He
had the same bill in the1 house two
years ago. The bill is brief and
makes the placing out. of poisons
where the same is liable to be eaten
bv horses, cattle, hogs or other do
mestic onimals, a niistlenieanor
punishable by a heavy fine or im
prisonment. The fine prescribed
ranges from foOO to $10X) and the
imnrisonmont from one to live
years.
Representative Otto Schumann
of Multnomah, the only tombstone
If yea suffer from any or th W
ills of men. come to th oltUit
Specialist on the Tadi'iC Cout, W
DR. JORDAN A CO., A
,1051 Market SL Est'd 1 8 52. T
Youne men and mltU M
from the effects of youthful intlmcrction or cx-
T nuet in maturcr venra. Nervoua and 1'tiysicill
Skills. , Impolitic? ttlmnbwoti ( t
inaliiMcomplit-.v.ion: permatorrhops,
Prtitlirrhiva, Cttnnrrharn, i
Frriicnry of V rlttntlnar, By a 1
combination if rcme-iiic, of great curative pow- i )
r, ihe IXcti Iim ii nrrnnced hi treatment "
tluit it will not only a:T.rd immediate relief but t
permanent cure-. 1 lta IkKtor ones not claim to
i perform miracle, but is well-known to be a fair m
and square Physician and Sunjcon, pre-emiaent
i in his srcialiy 1 I"nJfH of MOB. &
Nrpbiii thnrotmhiv enuitmtcatroxu vu
ayti-m '.vlt It out uiitf Mcrrnrn m
re
Wo
KVEIIY MAM nM'li" to TO will t-
f H e will Guarantee a t'OWl YRCVltRi
l'hondaad Dnllnnt. . , ,
Consultatijn I'KKK apd rtnctly pnvat.
ClfAHOJiS VERY REASON AXLE. Treat-
stent personally or by letter. tSeml for 1h"W. A
w -ThA 1'liIlonoDhy of Maj-riajto, w
free. (A valuable book for tneri.) '
V VISIT DK. JonDIX'M T
m Great 11 iwenm of Anatomy m
the finest and largest Museum of it kind in the
fvorld. Come and warn how wonderfully you w
,U. Liu tn ii-l.-nev anrl dieaA.
We are contmuanv aunins new Kpeouneus tr
GATAlOtit'S rKEii tTlOK wrltu. Vs
I06 larket Stre.wiiranciacss W
' : For Sale
First cl residenca property iu one
uf the beat lcitiiis in Priiierille. t
burgnin. , Iniuir4 of A. C. Phnor t
the JookiiAL titBeaT ' --;
2-20 aerva'on (StMe3 'rivef, tiS'ldBr'
fenca ud irrivUii Jitch partly built.
guild hoe Kiid outbuililinir. Thia placv
ia choai aa dirt at 9:1000, but it cau bo
t : . t . 1 . k n I1,,,-
llaauience rnpertv in the cityS
Priueville, conaiating of fnur-ruimi house
with gmKl cellar ondsrtiealh, good wll
in kitchen, barn ltSx20 and JU loet hiyh
and itlier out-buildinoa. Price, $41'5.
Will atie cart cash down and ramaindvr
n time at 8.. IiKjuirr of A. C. Pal
mer.
40 acrea of first cUa alfalfa land un
der irrieation ily 4 aiilea Ironi Prine-
ville. Must b a.Jd at once; 00 worth
,4 improvvraeuta. Thia ia a bargain.
Iuqaira at tha Jomil oftice.
Vita Ore U nature's most potent
tonic
Vihte Ore cures rheumatism.
' NOTICK you PVIJI.1CATIOX ,
Land Offlca at The 1)11, Omjnn,
Niv lit, 1!KX)
Notice Is hereby ifiven that In O'lnplisnce
with the pruWalona f the act nf Cuntcww'
Jmie S, 178, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands in the Htates ot California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Waahinnton Territory." as
extended to all the Public Land States by act
of Aiik-nst 4, l:i2, Daniel D. Warner,
of Portlnnd, comity of Multnomah State of
OreRon, has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No. 172, for the purchase of
NWU NK'4, NKK XW, SKV; SW and
NKVSW! Sec. II In townnhip No IK S,
H.uitfe No. 12 K W. M. and will o.Tlt pro.;f
to show that the land sought is more vanable
for its timber or Btone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establixh his claim to said
land before Kecister and Keceiver of this offi
ce at The Ilalles, Oregon r.n Saturday, the
Slid day "of Vebruary, 11X1. He names as
..!,o..- Kute N. Warner of Portland.
Orexon, A; M. Drske, Florence W. Drake of
llend, OreKon," L. I). Wiest of Portland, Ore.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
the above described lands are reoneted to
tile their claims in this office on or before said
,5iid day ot Felmuary. l'.IOl.
JAY P. LUCAS. Ke;; utter.
f fJCQTICE FOR Pl'HI.lCATIOX.
dksf;ut; L.VNU. FINAL PKOOF
c j X ?d Office, The lalles. Or..
Nov. 20, l'JOO.
itotici WtSrebv irlven that Maroallous
M. Thomaa ! Priueville, Oregon has filed
1u notice ol7ntention to make final, fwwof on
Lis Ueeert-larHi claim . Bl, lol me r.-i
. T. 15 ii.. U; 11 T,., W M. before J. J
Sniith, Caffity CUerk at Prineville, Oregon on
the 4th d-yl January l!l.
He names the following wttnvasea to prove
his ooinpletet irrislisi and reclamatitsj ot.
sjud laud: r
Henrv W. Carlirr: Genrire W. Null. John H.
Tavlor. John K. Kryrear afl of Sistero Oregon.
JAY P. LUCAS
, . . Kejfiater.
Our Special Hat Sale.
We have 300 Mens' ami Boys' Hats that we sell for tho
next 30 tlavs regardless of cost. Here are some of our
GREAT "BARGAINS.
Mens' lints, formerly $3.50. Now '2.00
" $3.00. " $l.o0
" " $1.50. "' $ .00
Boys' Hats from 25c up.
If vou cannot come in write us describing the hat you
wish, size and price, and we will send it to you.
.We carry a full line of the Royal
Worcester Corsets, at prices fiom
1 00 to $3.00.
.We are still selling Flour at
$3.75 ' perv barrel. $1.93 per
single sack:
"it.;
"i Hi
5 . . ...
Simpson Wilson &rCo.-
S1.A.M0 Vlll
V. O. Coinploxion Cream, a cur kr
cltapiieil humly, nmich, tender or rhW
skin. Removes frecket", wrinkles',
and blackhead. '
man in tl;e legislature, nas iniru-
a bill to enable tombstone ,
mrn tn eolleet the T.llue f tomb-i
stones from cons-ieneelesa relatives
of the dead. Toml-stones are de-
clareil to be j-rsonal projierty by
to produce a machine which could j he hm fo lien an j
1 l.e fn:. ; Coant y Journal has U
i -1 -. -fi -me 34-psge annual filled
s -l j i .'ere-ting reading matter, de-
; ..t- rif Priueville and i
i f: r er, who lias exercised enre
.. - ;i ? nicles appearing therein
. , it !y fact are tatei and not
U- ici.:red tjctioi), aa we:i as to
f t -. PriqUqg com paijy, of Port
land, whq did th.0 fine - mechanical
jpoti. 6tumika iosder.
be used for general work on the
farm. "
Upon tho removal of the cutter
bar the auiomower stands ujon a
neat, handy little engine, which
may be used either for traction or
stationary wrk. It mav be run
- ScaJy Bounty Law.
f ha proposed bill upon the scalp
pouuty question psrbaps will be aa
y.:r aa any one that could be devised.
The efects of the bill will be to nuke
fbuse counties receiving the greatest
eiiefit, to pay tlie moat money for
jt maintenance. The htw will have
the enforcement thereof. The bill
provides that the tombstones levied j A. LI I'M AX.
upon for the enforcement of a lien
may be removed from the cemetery
and sold in the ame manner as
any other irsonal property.
Representative Allen, of Clat?I. I
r-f m,'. . - i j jias jntriHluced a bill to preserve
the gasoline ciTjiTTTfor sJJl.Ulili! (
work,such as corn shelling or husk
ing, grinding, threshing or pump
ing, ha resulted in the adaptation i
of the niower-rrii-itstr. f.r 1 , t J vnrl. I
:,.! i.. t - - - ,," than hook.
luuuui iu a consiiieraoie f
i s
Fire-prooi buitdinx, 00x300 feet, is now
ready to baii.Ue Merchandise, Wool, ntc.
HAUL YOUR FREIGHT TO SHANIKO
-DEALERS IS-
STABLES
DAVENPORT BROS.. PROPRIETORS.
Coal, Flour,
Lumber, Wood,
Hay and Grain.
PRIUEVILLE.
Bast For th BoweOa.
Xo matter what ails yori,. headncht
to a cancer, yVu will, neirer wtt ell
in! vour bowels are put riiiht.
i fASCARETS help liiiture, cure you
ing ground for salmon. The l.iil;ci.na tl ,tnr, p.tline vollr
proimes mat no salmon in tliese back. CASCAKKTS fan.ly Cuthar-
streams ab.ive tidewater shall lie'tic, the :euiiiiie. put up ia metal
caught by any appliance other 'hove, every talUt lu. t. C. C.
A tienaltv of a fine stamped on it. Koar of imitations.
lie
i ranging from 2."k to 1 10 or in- -
advantage that the enin
m.,r,.i v prisonment from one to six months ;
mounted on wheels, as it can be I' , . , . .
move! about at will. Roller and
ball bearings minimize the ma
chine's draft. The driver's seat is
the usual sulky-mower seat with
the steering brake directly in front
of it and the j o-arer lever at the
right hand.
Its inventor, Mr. Steward, who.
Ihjt sTTaMt nf lift tn aw !ba 11
U, . ate ,,rpce in order to P3" . ' h3 lon g CO""
payment of two-third. I nec,?a WUn ,ne ,atest devices in
ibe effect ol raising the j Jarm oachinery, talks modestly of
.10 A
i-. t
li .i
4
Hi . !
'1: rt,
ma!
iu the counties iht
wt of the varmiu lor
is intended to destroy.
i 4 feature in .that caw
lity to pay in "the last
of the revenue arising
r, art greater than all.
aj go--d to consider will
in flocks and herd
in.tiia animal upon whch
subsist whether tliey he
V cattle. -.
ioo of these predatory
- able the (mall farmer
. wnand profit from his
' -beep or other domestic
or loth a fine and imprisonment'
is proviilea tor a
act.
mt Tcmrrm mmi ot. Tw I4f A-mj.
To 1 1 U'lmevo nMttr ami (wrir r. be bm
Hie. Innvautl vjtfor. bkk oit
Violation of the ! Um- ,f"e.o!rr w.-rki-r. thai main aeak I
COXTKST NOTICE.
DcrAtTsixT or Th Intxsiob
I'DiteJ KvaUs Il Ottire,
A SQfEcient contest arridairit havitiK beea
filed in this office by llenrv T. tri sri, enn
testant. svin.t rxtmestead entry No. C'-7i.
str-s. Ail tl;uorils. . tl. Curattarav
le-U lUwlilet anl vunrtla free. AiMqaar
Slerllne Uenievlj- i s . Cbtraco or New York.
XUTICK FOR PflttlCATIOX.
IjcJ 1'tf.ce st Tlie I Mies. Ilrrt.ii.
Nk-e U rieiel.e uiven that -fhe follosinsr
named tler ha. fi'l nf k-e i.f hr. jnlentinu
t. li.al.e finsl n-f in .iii-i- rt of his ciaiiu.
made April!. JUS. f.,r K'. SK'iSWk SKk A nJ tnst wi .n..f ill 1st mo.ie la-fore
his recent work and the uostible,
1 I
uuu.-ome oi it.
"The gasoline engine is the sal
vation of the farmer for light work,"
he said. 'It can and will be ap
plied to any of the lighter machines
bnt for the heavier work it will
not lie serviceable because of its
limited power. I haTe already
tried the gasoline engine on a corn
planter and found it succcssful
and it can be used on othei ma
chines of that nature, but for plow
ing and work of that class it will
not be used. In France, the aiifn-
J ii u -o ill a-: i
f-t'utl, fie: .
.). ( Sl.i
fV-lf !
Uj tin
1... ...l i. . ' ...
- .., .uiwi : mobile mower was careful! v tesfe.1
nance oi the law hi. j ... J
w..i.u.-imj proven to lie
the greatest success. We have had
letters from all over the world ask
ing about and it is my opinion tl at
when it is placed on the m irb.. ;.
n business will enable
j ejtra tax with profit
the general advance in
rosperity that would
nay be some who will
f -r l. jineutsa loss to them.
i ah i. d ever remember tba?
lien result, in the 'ifreati at
i--fntest number will
yi..i.,.d c,..,nad none afeso.itu-
' J, (.". ll.nt tiw tK.nl- f- :,,
r - avi iijiiu mill
wi. burden of tlieir ixa
1 v ni othvr ..........
reduund to their
-1 u
SKV SW1 Scti. 10, T.wahio U S. Kuxi
l K, hf Victr If. Iatit C'Utt, n
whirli H i alrxi that uul Victsr H. Iiti
baa vill y lubdooed wmui tract and chanvti
at nsMintcc Urfiriniiu more tnan i
months aittor makinif said rntrr. and tlu.t
bis aiwariontnerlt is u due t hU ih1t
tneot in the miiitu-y c naJ aenrtce of the
Cnitcd States in time of war. &u. art.rs
are bcrehy ivLi6d V aearv rrnod and
nffr sTidmc WHtchins: said allnratian at 10
o'clock a. tu. no Mrcb 2. lH01t Iwf -
A. C. Faimer, I. S. 0miuiMtoner, at hi
office at PrirKTL., OrvKo, aod that final
bearios; will be hd at 10 o'cl'tck a. m. on
March 14. 1101, beUet the Hvx'.tter and Re
ceiver at the United .-itatea LjJid Oliice iu
Thm IaiW. Orvu,
The said crmUwtaRt having, la a prjwr
affidavit kt forth acts which show that
alter due dillxwnoe persunal service of thU
notice can not lie nale. It is hrbjr ordered
and directed that such mitice be triven ! due
and pn,cr publication. J y I. Lncaa.
ieKwCer.
A. C. Palmer, V. S. O nmUi.tner, at Irine-
vin. Ortvm. no Mbdv. Keh. 4, Tll, vii:
Francis M. Alluum if PrnevU!e. resn.
H. K. ."19 f.r the v. SEk NWJ
andSW NK' c 24, Tp. 15 S., ll, 11 .K.
W. M.
le nii the fU-wini; witnewes tn ptoT
bU on:inumi n idriicv umq and culttTatiu
d said Ijaiad, vi:
Willuun A Jam, K'.M-rt IWd Adama,
j Chikrlra H. Crain, Chris O'hr, all ,f Prine-
U, Orrio-o. Jy P.. Luc,
llvi-ter.
The Creinrie' iiestaurant in Port
land, Oregon, on Washington street Yte-
te-u Third and Fuurth street a ia uue of
fits tss.saif r. .rvitl U.xum.m Alia
win nave a large sale. The cngh e ' c'y. deservedly Mij..yin a g.Kd trade
IB ll!eful for so many thing that it I " the excellent .tility of
Will prove an w-nnnm iV.. 1 ! f .d Mfrved. nuick and courteous service
- . 1111191.
And reasonable price..
ment, while
t.lM
ill
i'-ii
U .11
of
S -u .,
necerUininr !
ll hua some obiec.
, one of which is, the
party who ha. dc
Wie atiimnla mentioned
travel to the
nrnsefit.fi i:.. .1
. . . -.wo vi me
" .-won to the county clerk
- : c-.tiene upon l.i,u that
' J" -uj idea l profit abatevei
nx.iry tupenee incurrl
' "1' lJiated, especially if the
o -k '"ia ' appciito liva in the
..: , L.0iinty. Thespcond
- -.'. i- t) .. Uiu clerk alone is the
d there ia nu person
ot Ims kn.nyWge o
"e Pli'l'll, all evideuce
iug been
; . .iifl!) u
Jayit. ha,
destroyed.
19 mi'P f ' Eastern Qiegon cnii
the amount, of warrant, issued
...;! P"U"'ty tnnsHrer wilj run
fii. intawlie t boy i-a nds and will b.
t iilKUit lfl-s fcle check or deletion 01
M't'Ea- ,.'JC fc.'i) ought lieaineudHd
mveft-
of course if it ,..
simply a mower it would be rather
an cxtravagent investment f .r the
average farmer."
II is safe to fay there has be n
no agricultural machinery brought
forward in the past five years which
created tho universal interest
among the farmers that has al
ready been aroused among farmers
by the motormower. If in ;r,i..,....
1. ..... . . . .
county ing to the automobile fancier n.
well as to the farmer and to the
mechanic, since it is one of the flrnt
appliances of the automobile idea
to do the work of the country
horse. It opens up a field of poHsi
bihties along the same lines which
bjildcrs of farm implements will
not be slow to gracp. If what Mr,
Steward says is true, and no one
woud doubt it, the engine will not
relieve the farm horses from their
1 1 1 ...
uriuigcry. but will ipake pome (if
Visitor in Prt
laud shouM iiot fail to taku thir meals
r die "Creamt-ne."
our Stomach
"After I seas tadae. t. try ClsCA.
BBls. I sill never be wltboat tben In the born.,
sir U.ur u In a verr bsa abape. and .f ben.
aobed and I bad eUMnseb trouble. Now alnoe uk
In. Cucxniu. I fwel Bne. Mr wife bs. alo Bsed
ttaam mtb beneaelal results for sonr aunnscli.--
jua. aasuuaa. uai bwnaress be, st. (Amis, no.
NDTICK KOIt ITllLICATIDX." '
lr.r.iirrii:.xT or thk Imesior.
L-t.Mi Orrit-KJiT Thk IIaulim, Ohku.
X..v. 1G. 1W0.
Notice is hereby given that in cotnlfalrrv
with the firovUiiins of the act of Cuire of
June S. 17, entitled "An act for the sale "t
ttuiiier lanil. in the States of California, Ore
iron, and WaxhiiisJin Territory, as estendeti
to all the Public I--U1.1 States by act of Aug.
4, tK".r, Kste X. Warner, of Portland. County
.J .,ln. .-K .- ..f 1 V, V... Il L. rl.v :
.1 iii this ottlc. her sw.ti .tateme. NVl1; M iiserfExaniiiitHl and rcportetl on
Special Attention given to wool trade. Firet-class baling
and grading facilities. Also tock yards, latest plan..
All Modern Improvements .for Handling Stock.
Stock boariledby the day, week or month. ..Fine saddle bore
and liverv turnouts. Rates reasonable. Good accommodattions
Remember us when in Prineville and we guarantee that th- - d
vour patnonage will be deserved and appreciated. . ;
DAVENPORT BROS.
PROPRIETORS
- h
Far-SOM d- Co., BanVera. The TJallea.
x.k Bbom., ltanker.. Miro.
Lokd. The D.lle..
" ' - Th. nlle. .
SSusiness 9en
Avho t.oke an interest in the community Vv
vliich supjwrts them ought to advertise
in a paper that tries to build up their
business by advertising the country. .
coc over our iist of SZcivcrtisers
and patronize them.
' Bay Horse, Foaled in 1894,
Owned by O. OLIliTB,
"Will stand for the season of 1900 in Prineville.
bsnJi-
rril in four of the Prineville' Jockey Club, racs
j uriong slash.
the J-.nile heat, the 1-mile dash, taking first money in all these race..
over such horses as Bozeman, Red i?, Luuili, Paul Jones, and others.
TERMS: $ 10 for season, payable at time of service. $25 to
insure, payable when mare is known to be with foal or change, owner.
B
haystack
lood Stock
R
ancli.
BREEDER OF
DRAFT, COACH AKO CARRIAGE HO.iSES.
Choice young breeding stock a specialty. .
i ( i - Q. SPRINGER, Haystack, Crook Co., Oregon
I Ti rij,a.it',tE " i - j j r
THUO illltUAoUA.!hIfn"--"'X'A- th-- Head-hyih-..
ble-I in tiiU otfio hrr wtrn Mtteim-sC
173, fur tle imrcheof SK,' SW; -feVl VtEk
Sec. G mnti K, NV)4 Src. 7 in Tp No. 18 S..
l.ftUK-e N. 12 K., W. M., and UI offer Twif
U ithmr that the liuitl xMiht I more valuable
fr it tiuilfvcur. ttu thi.u fr aifrlcuUural
putptswrii, am. ti eUiMiCi her clit 4 ".U "
land l-fre the ikui jst nti lEtfOeiver t thU
nttioe at The Dalle. Oregn. on Sat unlay,
the ?ntj .lay if Feb. 1101. She nsniea aa wit
nwe: (aniel l. Warner of Portland. Ore
ptn A. M. Iraka, Florence W, Drake of
IWnil, Orcf.! L-.D- WUat A Toitland, Or.e.
Any and all rrim claiming acivrely the
alM'Ve-d-ncrilel Ininlw are rv-queatocl to tile
their claims in thin tffice on or beforci aald Md
day of February, HOI.
JAY P. LUCAS.
K emitter
XjV- TADK MAHH SOIOTVIKO
It f-twt wl'fc ytm wtttbrr ra ettl(iM IktrM,.
r -kllllt.y loiiskru hAbli. NtHTe-UAWXTl
hmoffi tit dair for totjv-u, itnsTpl M
out Hrrvuil. tllatroM. CI til ttlco-ll I illls
tin, puriiiao tlio blood, rtt-jfj M E k m. iPJbut .
tor"l lot DlsVOliOOsJ. j-pi,rfT a V I k.P-WO OIti
I"VC,..ZW "iroW5-t?tSrTi III 4'I1. 400.000
In health. anfTB j-taJL VI U M-P " U117
A-irJ pockctvT .TTTf Sl-0 TO- II A C from
si 1 ltr-rilro'or own druirtfial. who
-j-eTri-fl f' D I ftJ' "'ii rourh for on. Ti.itc it with
rWWMSS iyae wtll.patli-ull-r. puraiatentlT Om
SY: iF bov.ai. usuttll-f cur; 3baiei,lt,
P rvJxTn.ult't-A lo rurs-. r wo refund monrT.
hsspr 5torU asMKlj t. , C(alc aBlrtU, mA.
Plaananl. Palat.ble. i'otent. Taste Good. Do
BouO. stiti'var btoaao. Waaiia.or Orlp. 10c. 2uc. li)e.
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
X-rWwe T Ct-yy. llMfa, mmmtwmml. Sow Tona. IU
Hfa-Tfl-RlSf and nrantefiKl br all dr-
. 1 U--AU aiW W iVM iwu.bv UiWl-
Uis3olution of Partnersh p.
: Ni.tice is hereby iveti thtit tha part-
t irvvork lighter, apU it will Live ; S. M..rri. and Fl..,d Ib.well l,:.s bmn,
thim ji ch;il)te to livn nioro l(ko an- 'tiss..lvd by mutuid cinis. nt. All dubt.
iroflj, n'l k-r-s like loiucliini-s than !,'?!" "fl "winit tlm Kim i.f RJ.nris Jt R..w
!ia been their lot Juring tlits imst ' ,,b,"u" ba l'""1 J. F. M..iiis ln.
conturv at least. Tolr.ilo 1U..,1 I ""Ul'"' " Unbiiitii. .f the ...id firm.
ed J
41 4, 1101.
J. F. McrriH.
Fb.yd How oil.
Administrator's Notice.
Xntice 1m i -by iven that tha nuilerwi-n-d
h i be- ti by the County Court of Crocik Coun
t', Ort''uii, duly apointed adiniuistiator of
t euiate of Jimt'j.h tl-Me, deceae i and all
pei-HotiH Imviri,' cbiiuiM uKuiiiHt s..id etttute are
1 ereby rff,u-tt i tn prcti tit the aiune duly
vt-riiHcd to Maid admimntrHtnr, at Prineville,
Oregon, within hix n.ntliH from the date of
the riit ub!icntifu of tliin notice.
Int-'U Junuury 17th, 1101.
1'. F. Nichohi,
AdiuiiiiHtrator uf estate of JMe; Glaze,
deceased.
Vie Ore nntl Vitn Ore remedi-ua ar
for aalu by Mm, Hattie )niiicr. nt Hi
Juvul pflic-p.
ORES ASSAYED.
,VU work given prompt and careful attention
weor -
Oregon.
J"OTICE FOK PCBLICATIUX.
L.xd Orr'ioi at Thk I-aixbh, Oh:o, 1
-, , lec 10, WOO. 1
Notice i hereby piven that the following
nuned aettler ha' fi'ed notice of hi intention
tto make tinal nof in uiiMrt of hi clnim.
and that aaid pro..! will inemacie itfiore
A. C. Palmer, V. S. Connuiasioner at Prine
ville, Orri,-n, on Thursday. Jan., 24, l!K)l.
John H. Grant, of Iamonta, OreKon.
II K. No. 7i)77. for the NJ NKK and KJ j
NW J Sec 32, T. 12 S.. IE. 14 K., W. M.
ire n tnei the following wltneitaea to prove
htn continuous rtnidonce uMn and cultivation
of aaid land, viz:
H. .1. Healey, C. F. Smith, S. S. Ilrown,
W. (i. KoKer, all of Isaioonta, Orfon.
Jay P. Lucim,
Ivet inter
Nicholmm'e Artificial-Kc jrums, ue S10,
000 to hia Institute, o t'i deaf eoile unable
to I'rocure the Kar Dnuuiiniay have then. free.
Addrem No. 8HR2. 1 The Nlcholmm Institute,
7 SO, K ghth AVeiiue New Y(rk. f
DobI Tobareo Salt aad MMnke Tar l ife Away.
- To quit tolvaeco en.-ttly uiul forever. c mng
netic. full of life, nervo ami viyor. take No To
liuc. the wtiiir-worker. Hint tnnbm weuk men
iroug. A II druccisLa SOo or l. Cure pnaran
toetl Hook let utitl 1 sitin plot free. Address
Sterling Jfciocdy Cx. -Clii.uto or New York.
sT
Oe tilers, - jft ten tion.'
Jfccurate and Compiut
IPiats of tA Cntir County
and Aaviny aryo oxporionc
in and matters, & am pro-
pared to furnish valuable
information to intending
settlors, and as 7. S. Com
missioner uritt taAo Jilinyo
and tnal Proofs of alt
descriptions, fs f f
C. Palmer. Of. S. Cm..
aim
J t r i.-vi
.v.-.fi.
- iir,
ii-V
rineviile, . Oregon
ETorTlo1y Para So.
Cnacnreita Candv iitbi.iU the moat won
derful im-dicnl ili'o rv f the nre. p ens
ant tuid rofrihinir to tho Uihio. art. gently
ami iH.aitivolv on kidncva. liver nnl bowHs.
I cU'aoaiinr tho entii-o avn'm. dispcf rolds.
i euro Itnaiiuobe, levr, h.tttitua) 'otsarhnr,;on
I and bidousntifa. Plpftai buy mi try n box
off.. C C. to-dny; 10, M tnTi. ttokiuud
s;uaruntrCud to euro by ull druglsta
TICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Omc at Thi Daii.fh. Ob.,
leo. 17, l!KX.
Notice is hereby given thtit the followir.ir
naincif Mfttler has filetJ notice of his intention
tomuke finul prisif inHnipnrt of his claim, anil
thnt stiiil proof will !m made before
J. I. Smith, Comity Clerk, at Prineville,
Oretrnn, on Friduy, Kebruury 1, 1(101, viz:
llANlKL Hastkn of Hay Creek Oi-enn,
11. K. No. 711. for the SWJi Sec. 12,
and N4 See 13, T. 11 S., 1. 14 E.
W. M.
He names the following witnenRea to prove
him contiiinoua resiuenue upon una uultivution
Mft said land, vis:
Harvey IX Dutihom, Parker B. Doak,
Preston Duulinin, Frank JJouk, all of Hay
t'irek, Oregnji.
Citf Mont Market,
Foster & Lehman
Proprieters.
A Complete and Choice Line of
Beef, Veal, Mutton, Pork, Bacon,
Lard, and Country Produce.
Main st. o- 'Phone 31.
If ,Vki
- T
You can save money by making
your tinal profs mid land filinga be
fore A. C. ruliiior, U. S. cuiiimissioii-er.
took Out.
FOR THE
NOTICK FOK ri'BLIOATIO.V.
Land Ollice at The Dulles, Oregon.
December 17, l'.KK).
Notice is hereby (riven that tlie following
named settler has tiled notice of his intention
to miike final proof in support of his clnim,
mid that niiid proof will be made ttefore .1. .1.
Smith, County Clerk, t Prineville, Oregon,
on Friday, February 1, 11101, viz:
1'AltKer B. D.iak of Hay Creek, Oi-cnon, II.
K. No. 75S1 for the KV SKJ Sea ' 14, NEJ
XKK See. 2S and NW'K KW Sec. 24, T. 11
S. R. 1.1 E. W. M.
He names the followim. u-itne.... tn
,o. VOIO.OOIOII. iraiurnoi ulNin ami cultivation
of said lan f, vis:
Ilaniel Hasten, H,. I). IHmhnm, PTeston
Dimliam, Frank Doak, all of Hay Creek,
Pr.'"i . Jay P. Lucas,
Pegirtw,
fAURY AWMILL
Send in your orders at once.
We hiwe a good assortment on hand and saw e.tras tri'order.
CLEAR LUMBER PJaned to ORDER
Cull at Mill
or Addrqea,
MW3XIIS BROS,
x'.
JAY P, LUCAS, Krsiit.r,
0REGO4