trcei - Cavnty - Journal.
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F'H-ii.. V-. Jreg.. iwr tsaossuiKtSMSi UinHiii Ua
ti. si. U u sacuud Lws matter.
STeifCBIPTION SATES.
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THCBePAV. ArBIL 18, 1901.
If Mr- Bryan succeeds in buying
an art4e from Mr, Cleveland, he
will (eertainly make a decided im
2rersBaat in his paper.
&eer!Liry Wilson is getting
ready to send millions of young
trees all over the country this year.
The Secretary thinks the country
needs woods and he stands ready
t fnrnieh trees in assorted packets.
The Shaniko Leader devoted
considerable space last week to
hat the Portland Dispatch had to
fay of it, Don.t do it again, broth
er; poor, old Toney has outlived
li sfulness, if he ever had any.
The government is moving vigor
u?ly to investigate the recentlv
Jeovred frauds in the Philip
fanes. Its action in the case of
the Cuban frauds is evidence that
Its action will be all that can be
vri&had.
One Lentx, of Ohio, who has
ttecn retired from Congress, to the
jgreat Ixrncfit of that body, has
jigain won notoriety by denounc
ing the capture of Aguinaldo. By
he way, Lcoti is said to resemble
An exchange says: He who
Ik-Ijk; his town helps himself he's
a partner in the business, and that
is the essence of building up the
sbuines. If you can't contribute
M good act or word, you can help
.by giving your little hammer and
yourself a rest. Stop knocking and
tts'P mxun.
Son? of our exchanges, in the
sricinUy of where Thomas Reilley
was killed, . are lamenting the fact
4'nt they gave only one side of the
affair. It is always better to say
nothing at all than too much in
-such case. A bare statement of
tlie facts is sufficient, gentlemen,
Jiri rx dtn'tpoil any good
"jurcrs.
Col. Bryan seems to forget that
the people of these United States
liave twice elected Mr. Cleveland.
li&d tar.ue lete4 Mr. MeKinley to
th hl2M 8ice in their gift, and
Jive I vice refused to elect Mr.
3rj.B to that same office. Really,
.eon jlxin; these facts, a little re
spect tosazds.at least one of these
seoUeufiB ja.ti.sM JJot be out of
J6tit Jit A ay Meam.
The Jit. lltiens Xews A a bad
acjaell J JbjatssrLa last week over the
3Tt-t fcr.l (h eople of Eastern
Oregon mere' l&xmg in the scalp
fjwunty. It eje8 tliis is a country
where nothing "is raised but hair
and that only in the shape of a
dktalp. Will maybe we can.t raise
o much as they do at St. Helens,
amy way the salmon don't swim
out of the streams in the fog and
fet tan tied np in the branches of
the trees to be picked by the in
habitants as their chief means of
support as is done in St. Helens.
The people of the United States
Are determined that the Nicaragua
atanal hall be built. This nation
ftis a compact with countries
through which the canal will be
constructed, empowering the Unit
vd States to build it. 1 his country
Jias Can right, the means and tlie
!-etermination, and will dig the
-tiTtal in ppite of all -opposition.
Cf t-ourte it will 1 open to the
Cf-nr.merce of the world and tl e
)iips of all nations on erjual term?,
1-ut build it we will and con'.ro! it.,
A rupgd-tion has lieen made tliat an
iaiternational congress to be held at
Wafhint:tcn might irove the Vet-t
means of harmonizing
ine Ulner -
nce and bringing alxiut a common
ground of understanding. Out of
uch a e ingress grew the Suez con
.fn?ron, which controls the i.B;ige
t-i tliat waterway. 1 here is reason
to beliete that the project of an
f ti'.crnational congress at Washing
ton world meet with the favor of
the several Eurojiean maritime
j-owers which have. not up to this
time taken a prominent part in the
.unul ufiiirs. Albany Herald
What Will U Say Sextl
Ar, jfermann' desire to break
Into the JJull Run reserve is not
u-t:efi the alleged necessity
star .path .fT fire-fighters. What
jtlie Becj-e nuds is to be let alone.
Yrit.b evUjdueirerct to Mr. Ormsby
.nl Jii A'igilance, bis men will do
jnore itta io fl j-eserve than
jedxL TJje lat thing wanted in
jliiJ is - procession -Of jjleasure-3UT--
j'ttJeg j-hroughr--'rcgon-
Smith Js deception.
Wines, Liquors,
QDomestic and -Imported
Ciears.
v3
Onion sets t Elkinj 4 Kinff.
Ask for price on barbed wira at C. L
H. V CSates has sold thc.Maling
ditch u the ciiy. y
Jihn Combs returned Tuesday f-om
a business trip to Arlington.
Mrs. I.e:ty B. Brock, 'Grand ch'ef
of the Rathbotte Sisters, is in the city
in the interest of that order.
Should be Looked After.
It is rumored that
a party Ot I
immigrants are headed this way
from Harney county among whom
there is a case of smallpox. If this
be true the count v board of health
should see that they' ar quaran-
tined until all danger of infection
j.
is past- Any thing of such a nature
hould be suppressed and not a liow-
ed to nm or the county at will,
spreading the di'Sease far and wide,
"An ounce of prevention is worth a ' " one r these "rullman Ur
, j Binary bieepen." The car is attached
pound of cure." j to- the '-Chicago Portland Special,''
- - - - j which g. ei through to Chicago without
Hasn't Bee "Bounced." chan-re, ami the one in the "Atlautic K
ii 'Prv ' 'S to Kansas City without
The disgruntled, harping, small change. Pasaeugers in this car for Chi
politicians, Who "told VOU SO," and cw. . hange to . T,iIar car at Granger.
' , ,1 Much of the fiiat class travel u being
were so elated at the exaggerated CTrr!Wll in tKe8a Mrm lt)e ntn
and unwarranted reports concern- lower, and the service being Uearly equal
"removed," will now have some- rinding foldera, write to A. L. Craig, G
thing to reflect on. The chances are ' - K- A N. Cj. PortUnd. Ore.
that Mr Hermann will remain in
the present position which he fills
so acceptably, for if a chance is
made it will be a transfer to a field
where his tireless energy and broad
capabilities will be exerted still t
further in the interest of the people.
The Government does not drop such ;
men as Binger Hermann for slight I
cause, or to gratify a few politicians
in their aspirations. Roseburg'
Plaindealer.
JVZ Tax Cuconstiiutional.
The road poll tax law raising
t"ie road poll tax from $1 to $3, has j
been discovered to be invalid be-1
lcaue the journal of the senate fails .
iu suuw uiai ik iaeti Li tab uoiy. i
This bill was introduced in the i
house by Mattoon and passed that!
branch of the legislature. It was j
called up in the senate on February
22, next to the last day of the sess
ion, and was passed through three
readings. On motion of Marsters it
was laid on the table after having
beenread the third time and was lat-
er taken from the table. There is,
however no record of its having
passage. The journal of Feb. 23
shows that President Fulton signed
the bill, but that will not give it
life. The bill, so far as the record
shows, d d not pass, though as a
matter of fact it did pass. Salem
Journal.
Sheriff" a Sale on Execution.
In the County Court of the State of Ore
gtei for BcnUin einnty.
K. Wokit. fLur.Ua, vs. William Mackay,
defeotii.nt.
Xetice i. hereby Riven, that onder and by
virtae of an avecatioa iuij oat of tbs almve
rautid coart anj came, and to me directed
and delivered, upon a iudicment rendered and
entered in aaid conrt aui cause, on the 15th
day of Jane, 189S, in favor of B, Woklt,
plaintiff, and agarajt WQliam Mackay, de.
fendant, for the sum of and interest
theretia at 10 per cent per annum, and the
fur h-r sum of $3o.25 with interest thereon at
8 per cent per annum, and the further sum of
S25 attorney fees, and the farther sum of $10
damages and owts. Said judgments being
duly assigned hy B. Woldt, plaintiff, to J. X.
Brwieberry, and thereafter duly assigned by
said J. Ji. Brandfber.-y to W. A. Wells, and
whereas, by said saecutiai it was ordered that
eat of the personal property of said defendant
William Mai-Jtsy, I make the sum of S24U85.
and interest thereon at 10 pes Beat from June
7th, lS9e, Um the sum of I70.t0. paid Nov.
IX, Itm. and the sum of 4X20 paid June 7,
IXni; and the farther sum (jud)nnent)of
with interest thereon at 8 per cent from June
7, 1X94, and tlie further sum of 825 attorney
fees, snd tbs further sum of 810 costs and dis
bnrsemeuts now due on said judgments, to
irether with accruing costs by levy and sale
! " property sooordmg to uw.
: funj thrn out of the real oroperty belunKini.'
t the said defendant, William ilaciiay, iu
Crook eounty, on or after the said l.'ith day of
June, 1S9S; and not bating found any person
al property in said county wherewith to satis
fy said execution, I have levied upon all the
riicht, title and interest of the defendant,
William Mackay, in and to the following de
scribed leal prop -r1 v, to-wit:
An undivided 5-32 of tlie south half of the
south west quarter of section 30, and the
north half of the north west rj darter of sect! ill
SI, Township 16 3, K. 12 E., W. M,
Also an tmdivided 1-12 of the east half of
the north east quarter, and the east half the
south east quarter of section 31, and the west
half of the south west quarter of section 29,
and the sonth half of the south esst quarter of
section 30, all in To, 111 S. R, 12. E, W, M,
Said described undiviled interest in the
1 tads belonging to ssid defendant Wm, Mac
k iy, I will on Saturday, the 11th day of
May, 1901, at 1 o'clock, p m, of atdd day. In
frd it of the court h"UHe on tlie step leading
t'lereto inthe eity of Priueville, Crook county,
Oregon, sell all the said right, title and in
tereet the said William Mackay had in and to
tlie above described real property on or after
June 1", ltiW, at public auction to the highest
bidder t'T eaiih la hand, the proceeds to be
applied iu satisfaction uf said juuVinent and
a( ciwts.
W. C.'Coyotr.TO, S' eMIT,
Crook eounty. Oregon.
Pa'd thi ?j di.v of A).i'.,
o
o
o
o
o
The Celebrated
A. B. O. Beer
Always on Hand.
O
O
o
Prineville, ,
re.
TWO CENTS The Dalles-Warm
Spring Stage Co. will carry freight ami
express from The Dalles to Friueville at
three cents a pound.
Vim.- Ordinary Sleepers.
Tile tourist travel between the east and
the 1'acilio ouut hit reached enruious
prp.rtiou iu the last few years, and
calls lor a special class of equipment. Tu
meet this demand the Pu l;ii ui Ou. hua
issued from its shops what it lecliuicallv
calls the "Pullman Ordirary Sleeper."
These cars appear similar tu the regular
a eerier, beitii? hmlt mi 1 . u .),,
but uot furnished with the same elegance
i ley are tq-upped witb ni tttressea,
blankets, sheets, pillmra, pillow cases,
towels, cimiUa, brushes, etc. reiuirinx
nuthinirff the kiud tu be f uruisned by
the wssener. Each car has a stove for
, making oUee and tea ami doinu "liuht
houetceepimj,1' and each sectiju can be
n""1 ,,b !1 "djus able table. A uni
formed prter accumigtiiiea each car. hi
business being to makeup berths, keep
tu - car clean, ana look after the conifuri
. -
fnmi Portland by the O. R. Ji. Co. is
Kotire tb Creditor.
Xotice a herely Riven that the nojerattraed
has beta by tta County C.mrt ofCrnok Coun
ty, State of Oregon, duly appointed adminis.
trator of the estate nf Julia A. Culeman, de-
ceased, and all persons havinjr claims against
said iMtate are hervby remdred to prenent the
same duly verified, to td administrator, at
the offiue of M. K. Brink, in PrineviUe. Ore-
Son, six months f rua the date of this notice.
A T. COLEHAX
Administrator of the estate of Julia A Cole.
man. deceased.
Dated March IS, 1001.
SiiORj line
and union Pacific
Cbto Salt lAke. Isvnrer, 4:3 .m.
Portland Ft- ortb. Omaha.
Bperial Kansas CU?. ht.
t:00 a. m. lutA, Chicago and
via Hull- atai.4.
' It. gton.
AClanile Salt Iak, fenvr. :40 a.m.
i Kzpreva Ft. orth.Oraaha,
tf) . 8L Kl9U' tr, !.
; via Hoal Loaim,Caica4oautl
lAClod staat.
I 8u P.al Watla Walla lwi- 7: a. mu
Fat Mall ton.dpokana.MiD
p. ax. neapoUa.t. Paul.
Dnlulti. Wilwtv-
I Spokaxt k,CUicacoAaaat.
I
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
I FBOJC PORTLAND.
I
tOr-sa. All sslllnic dslei 4.00 f. ttv.
subject to cbauge
For Ran Franeteo
! rail every a daja
DaHy Celeaikls dlvar 4np. m.
Ii aimlsr Wssmsrs. Kx. aumUy
l:MB. m.
Vatnrday To Astorts sntf Wsy
I HlM p- m. landings
S:0Oa. m. wlllaaistts Slier. 4:mp.m.
Xa. auuday ks. Sunday
Ores on Oily, !sw.
bers. Raletn, I n.le-
Ctideuce A War
iidlnics.
7:00 a. m. silllaswns mm4 Tssv : p. m.
Tim.. Thur. MU Mnrs. U..11.. W e.1.
ami Sat. ud Fri.
Oreson City. Pay.
Ion, A Way Land
ings. 00 a m. imissms Slrsr. 4:S0 p. m.
Tass.. Thur Mon.. Wed.
sad Sat. rortland la rorval. and Fri.
lis A Way Land
' ln. -
I.e. Rtpsrts Snake Hirer. I.v.l'wlston
:a.m. bally
bally HI paris to Lawlsteu 9 a. in.
W. L Lawrence, Agent,
Biggs, Oregon.
COXTKST NOTICE.
Dkpaktmktct or Thk Intkhior
United States banJ Office,
The Dalles, Oregon. March 6, 1101.
A sufficient contest affidnvlt having been
tiled in this oflfirre hy Heury T. (ri nei, con
testant, afraiitnt homestead entry No. 6574,
made 'April 1, IslW. fur K SK?4 S W SKtf ft
SEK SWJ Section 10. Township 14 S, Kange
13 K, by Victor H. Davis. Contentee, in
which it is alleged that said Victor H. Davis
has wholly ahai.dou.ed sai l tract and changed
his residence therefrom for more than fix
months since making said entry, and thct
his abandonment is not due to his employ
ment in the military or naval servioe of lb
United States in time of war. Said parties
are hereby notified to appear, reinnd and
offer evidence touching said allegation at 10
o'clock a. nt. on Apr. 20, l'JOl, before
A. C. Palmer, U. S. Oi-mmUditmer, at his
office at Priueville, Oregon, (and that final
hearing will be held at 10 o'clock a. tn. on
May 8, l'.tOl, before) the Register and Re
ceiver at the United States Land Office in
The Dalles, Oregon,
The said contestant having. In a proper
affidavit. Mt forth facts which show tliat
after due diligence personal service of this
notice can not be made, it is hereby ordered
and directed that such notice be given by due
and proper publication. J y P.
Lacaa,
itefrieter.
Kdaetntte Toor Boweli XTlfh Caescmrets.
Candy Catharrtr, cn- consi 1pn,t (on forever.
lQcr&c I-UGt.tUittrUadlJae,
Our Spring
SIMMER
Wash Goods,
New Silks,
(linghanis, :
Percales,
Piques,
Chambry,
New Ribbons",
Dress Trimmings.
PRINTS: 2i Yards for
KA Full Line of
Ladies' Shirt Waists,
" Underskirts,
" Muslin Underwear.
NEW PATTERNS IN
Laces, Embroidiricp,
Embroidiries. -
LATEST NOVELTIES
In Ladies' Belts, Collars, Ties,
Gloves. t
Beet For the Bowels.
. So matter what ails you, headache
to a cancer,, you will never get well
until your bowels are put right.
CASCAKETS help nature, cure you
without a gripe or pain, produco eaey
natural movements, cost you just 10
cents to start petting your health
back. CASCARETS Gaudy Cathar
tic, the genuine, put up in metal
boxes, every tablet has C. C. C.
stamped on it. Beware of imitation
In the Circuit Omit t the st&te uf Oictfuu
for tbc etMnty nf i Trouk.
J. M. Minkler, pi tint iff, va. Alice Miakler.
defendant.
To Alice Mtnkler, the above named defend
ant.
In the name of the state of Orecnn: Yito
are hereby required to aprear and uuwer the
onmplaint filed aftatnM yon in tSe huve en
tits ed nit within ten days from the dateuf
the errtoe of this summons npoa ju, if
served within this omintjr, or if served within
any other county of this state, then within
twenty days from the date of the service of
this umtL.om noon you; and if yon fail to
anwer fur want thereof, the plaintiff wilt ap
ply to the court for the relief demandssd in
said complaint, to wit: a decree duwdmj the
bontls of watrimony heretofore eatMtine; be
tween the plaintiff and the. defendant herein,
an-J that the custody of Arthur Miukler and
Kuhjr Minkhrr, ntinocs. Le ajrarded to tdain
titf. The date of the first puUiatii of this sum
moos is March 31, 1'JOL. and Is puUUhed iu
the Crook County Journal by order of Hon.
W. la. nradahaw. Jude of the Seventh Judic
ial IHstrirt of Orem, and done at The Dalies
Oreyn, thi- 16 th day uf Man:h, VA)l.
A. C Palmrk,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
stave .fee-eta vetm C A MTA R sTTS fr
lusomnta. sitk wblch I bar been atVlcied for
oer ttveabf rears, mod I can say tbai Cascareta
fcsve etvea a. snore relief tbaaany other reme
dv 1 bsve ever tried. 1 shall eertatnlT reeom
Dend them to tajr friends ss beinc all they are
re pr esse ted.- THu4 'n'-. ilL
Candy
sans, rstetal.1.. Pnwm. Tssts OifX. ra
ssr Slea.n. MMIn.a Grips. We.xjS.SBS
CURI CONSTIPATION. ...
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Ms.T0.RlC rMiMl rnmrt.nlsaoO ar t
tfroe
yOTICK FUR FI BLICATIOX.
Land Office at The Dalle. Orrenn,
Ainril 10, ltXil.
Notice ts herel'T iriven that the f"ll"wine
named ettler baa ti!Kl notice nf hi int-ntiin
tn make final rrikf in auprt of hi claim,
and that amid pnwf a-ill be made before J. J.
Smith, County Clerk, At lVinevUle, Oretfun.
on Friday. M7 24 llfOl,
Lettan Curtia, if Hay Creek, Oregon, H.
E. N- 7A!0forth E SW, SE XWjsJ
8WJ,; NK Sec 18 T. 11 R. 16 E, V. M.
He nankea the following witnenaee t prove
hit ctntinuius rraidence upon and eultivatiun
of naid land, vix:
C. C. Ihmbtin, P. M. Dunham,; P. B.
Dok. F. T. Doak, all uf Hay Creek, OrKOu.
Jay P. Lucas,
Ftx inter.
JOTICE FOR PrBUCATIOX.
Vnitcd State Land Office,
The Udlts. On-jfon, April 10, 1301,
Nut ice U hereby given that the foDnwinr;
named evttler hae filed notice of intention to
make final prouf in support of his claim and
that Baid proof will be made before J. J
Smith, Ciinnty Clerk at hie office in Prine
ville, Oregon, on Friday the 24th day of
M.y. WC1. vix:
John H. Wigle, Crook, H E So. 1319, for
E'NWJ S-WJ4. NK. NW SE of SecS,
in Town.hip No. 19 8., Range No. 19 E.. W.
M.
He name the following witneesea to prove
hie ochtinumut reklenc npojf and cultivation
of said land, vix:
. R. S. Price, Priheville; Alex H in ton, Paul
Held, Crook; Edward A. Parker Price. Ote
gn, Jay. P. Lucas, ReKUter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department or thk Ixtkkior.
Land Office at The Dalle., Oregon.
March 4, 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow ing
nameJ settler han filed notice of hfeintention
to make final proof In support " of hie claim,
and that aaid proof will be made before A. C
Palmer. U. S. Commissioner at Prineville
Oregon, on Thursday. April . 18, 1901.
viz: Ranick O. Jessee of Prineville, Ore
gon, H. E. No. 7933. for the 8W NE
SEVi N WW and K SWj, Soe. 2.,Tp. 10 S.
R. 18 E.. W. M-
He names the following witnesses to prove hU
oontinuoe residenoe upon and cultivation of
said land viz: Oscar Crnin, Jehu Johnnon,
R. E. Dareyf Jt Ht Ga-y, all of Prineville;
Oregon.
4 xrv. lt'Cas.
1S0MA
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-DEALERS IN-
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Liimber, Wood,
Hay and Grain.
Special Attention given to wool trade. First-claa baling
and grading facilities. Also stock yards, latest plans.
All Modern Improvements for Handling Stock.
f French at- Co., Banker. The TMlea.
PROPRIETORS: "?t' "u'' Mlt
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; I.B. F. LavnALry. Tha Dsllm.
THIIONTIIKOXSON.
Mine Examined and reported on.
ORES ASSAYED.
All work given prompt and careful atterUou
Abhwood, - - - Oregon.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Office at The Dal lea. Oregon,
Feb 12. 1901
Notice) ts hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions nf the act f Conrrreae of
June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands in the .States of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Waithintoa Territory." as
extended to all the Public Iand States by act
of Auguat 4, it92, James BUfffB,
of IWnd, eminty of Cnxtk State of
Oregon, has this day riled in this office bin 1
wornstatemeut No. 178, for the iwchane of I
WM Section 6 and W NW',
of Sectin 7 in township No 1H S. '
Range No. 12 K,, W. M. and will offer pi-if
to ahow that the land sought U more vauao
fur its timber or stone than for aricultur
purposea, and to eetablih bis claim tu sat
land Iwfore Re'tMter and Receiver of this ofl
ee at The DalW, Oregon on Saturday, th
27th day of April, 190L He namee e
witnesaes: A. M. Drake, ny Ho wart.
D. E. Howard, D. D, Warner Rend, Oregon
Any and all person claiming adveimly th
the abve deecrilked landa are tvqueated
file their claims in thi. ofEce on or before said
7th day ot April, IDOL
JAY P. LUCAS, Register,
Subscribe for Journal.
THE PLACE TO
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1 good pair 8 inch scissors.
1-2 lbs Tin Box Klondike
Smoking Tobacco. "
4 bars of Lj'on Soap,
2 8 quart tin milk pans.
1 glass syrup pitcher, nickel
top.
30 Boxes parlor matches.
The Bee Hive don't
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int and rofr-ahintr to ih lasre. art irentiv
ind oaiUvcly on kidnera. liver and ho we is,
.'h atisinte the- entire system. dlstel colds,
ciim lieatiaeite fever, habitual onstiaiioit
and iMiiousnea, Pteaae buy ami try a box
ofl!. V. C. to-dav; 10, sfcV, .su cents. tSold aoU
guaranteed to cure by all drogista.
It wto wira ym vkfibff ytm eontfee r
atiruDwiitrtM. ztla nlco-
torrs tottt f lh Uuo1. a 1 V, hav oOff boxr-a
pAkos too iro4T-sV 111 AlwWoid. 400.000
vci poctet- -wT a PvT W NO TttBAr frai
yonr own dniciiii. who
Toueb for as. Tsvkt it wita
l.BtlntiT. MratstenUv Ooa
bos. SI. DwBtvllT ran: 3 Imim. 9M.Hk,
rf unl mnnrj.
tWad, Mmw fart.
rOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land OrncK at Tb Dallks, Or.,
Afar. 27, 1901.
Notice it hereby- given that the following
anied 1 tier ha tiled notice of his intention
make rinal pnmf iuHUpportof his claim, and
hat taid proof will be inade before
I. J. Smith, County Clerk, at Prineville,
)rvgron, on Friday, Slay 10, 1901, vix:
William H, Orimes of Prineville, Oregon,
I. K. No. 9as3, for theA NEK, FJ NWJ
W. 8, T. 1.1 S., R. 18 Fa. W. M.
He namna the foUnwinKwitnewtes to prove
hi continuous residence upon and cultivation
f. Maid land, vis:
Jeff O'Kellv, W. H. Kinder, Frank John
son, William McVey, of Prineville, Oregon.
JAY P. LUCAS, Register.
SAVE MONEY
111
2 pairs Ladies' fast black hose
0 Packages sweet chocolate.
1 big Turkish towel.
1 white Lansdalecambricapron
1 Glass berry set.
1 Glass Milk Bitcher.
Lacies' long sleeve vests, med.
Ladies drawers, medium.
Heep anything; it sella
J. MICIIELL.
ST-' 'rNsi asiw
ColVLzaalDla. " S outneni
Effective 1J-.01 A. M H, pirmbr , iswi.
Boilth South rTorlh fCorth
bound Bound bound Bound
STATIOXS.
Tlslly Dally Pslly
Freight 1-sss. . Freight
Arrive Arrive Lesve Leave
7:30 a.m
1 :!M p.mj
Biggs 11-5 a.m! 1:40 p.m
8:00 a.ral 1:.'0 p.m Gibbons llou s.m S:rj p.m
8:0 s.m 2:14 p.m; Wasco - jl":45 s.ml 2:'s p.m
S:4fi a.ml 2:'Si p.m Klo'drkelio a.m 2:4op.ra
A - . n m k,.n,Tnit 1 ''S . m 2 :!W n m I
:U a!m 11:45 p.m:Isy C Jr:19:15 a mi 4i:2 p.m
9:V2 a m 2:.s p.m Meiio'ias iii;i a.m z:un p.m
:2s a.m! r.:0i) p.m LeMoM 111:110 a.m 1 : p.m
:U am l:i p.m! Mora I :. s.m' 1 :40 p.m
:! o.m Emkinvl aui9 a.m!
10:10 a.mi S:44 p.m O i V'r I :1.) a m; 1:00 p.m
:unp.m nonruoni ..w, a .ii i
4:J6 p.m' Uuthrle s:40 a.m; n
4:40 p.m Wilcos 8:si a. aij ..
J p.m. naiiiup i n:w ill1....
KO.
H. MOHLER.
Gen. Mansicer.
D. J. HARRIS.
.Superluteuusnt.
Our Annual's are going like "hot
cakes," and at tlie present rate the
supply will soon be exhausted. If yon
hnve a friend or relation, who wants
any information about Crook county
him a copy.
Hamilton Stables
Redby Feed Barn.
BONNE Y
City Meat Market, FosoSa
A Complete and Choice Line of
Beef, Yeal, Mutton, Pork, Bacon,
Lard, and Country Produce.
Main si. mow-ibb,
Look Out.
FOR
jAURY
Send in your orders at once.
We have a good assortment on hand and saw extras to order.
CLEAR LUMBER
Cull at Mill
or Address,
HAT7E3KS BROS.
SO. Stallions. so.
Haystack's three great stallions, The Heavy .
Draft, The Coacher and The Carriuge or Saddler,
will stand at the ranch until July 1, 1901.
"Uhe Clydesdale, ,
Saltan! tamp, JS, is m of tfeoana"s vttry 6st Hood. dorih
dapjiioti 6ay, mtitA woAito point. ifamp cannot 60 OJrcocm a a
si'rw 0 ' iarpo, smooiA at oonod, sa&aoo norsos.
XJhe Coacher,
x
Cartfimat 5?Sc A r hiacJt, mee'vAt 7CO pomeis. jfAepA iarf
as a ttraficr, is far a6oiw tA attrctp arrtony smali Aorss for 4kmm
y, sty ana sjotra. sreay adapted to cross ny mm mait
- mti formed mares,
ZAe JfcacAney
ZAo tram'ayr ana" saddo siro, is maAojany 6rty, and Aia oafs miil
mroiyA from 9SO to 300 pounds, and for a Aandsomo oasinoss
Aorso mm' ooAard to surraV.
V. " yyy, c for oitAor of Aestr Aorses, fO, elue tvAtrt iA
marv fs known to bo wit A foal, disposed, or allowed
to oseapo on tAc ranyo.
9Jars av.y Sjeard or urwmiy, mn mod jMrjtmr, mt SO emnf,
Jr wmoJt. due mAM ivufrnw, mnd f av r o rmspmnstoi or
sr -' iwntm 2ommp sttons mioros SVs mroods, rrs at
Arj oAoicw younf toants. mm Aam f, ar saio,
Q. SrRIXGER, Haystack, Crook Co., Oregon
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION'.
Department uf the Interior,
Land Otfioe at The Dalles, Oregon,
April Snd. l'JOl.
Notioe is hereby given that the following,
named settler has filed notice of her intention
to make final proof in support ot her claim,
and that said proof will be made before J. J.
Smith County Clerk at Prineville, Oregon,
on Thursday. May 10, M01, 'vis:
George 3. McCoy, of Hay Creek, Oregon,
H. E. No. 7842 for the SVVjf SKv;, Si CWJ
Sec. 10 and NEJ NWK Sec 1 T. 11 S., Ii.
18 E., W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residenoe upon and cultiva
tion of said land, viz;
C. S. McCorkle, of Ashwood, Oreiron, Alex
Friend, G. F. McCoy, H, t, Weble. all of
Hay Creek, Oregon. Jay P. Lucas, KvUtt-r
CONTEST NOTICE.
PKTAIlTMKrT Or THE I.NTVEl.tt,
United States Land lllfiof.
The Dalles, Orepin, Mar. A, l'JOl.
A siiMicie'it contest affidavit havitix lieen
filed in this uffics by Emma E. Pike
contestant, against htnnetead entry Na
insde April 7, 1KU0, for SE1 SW see IS, asal
NKJ4 N.VJ4 and N SK A
Section 2J, Township 12,S, ltanRe la, by
.To-ieph It. Johnsim Content ee, in which It is
alleged that said Joseph B. Johnson has' wholly
abandiaied said tract snd changed his resi
dence therefrom for more thansix months since
making said entry, and that such al!ejrel
aiianjoment is not due to his employment in
the militar or naval service of the. United
States. Said parties are herelry notified to
appear, respond and offer evidence touching
said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. on Apr 27
1!K)1 before. A. C. Palmer, V. 8. Commis
sioner, at his . office at Prineville, Oregon,
(and that final hearing will be held at 10
o'clock a. m. on Ma y 7, 1H01 before) -the
Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Office in Tlie Dallas, Oregon.
The sakl contestant having, in a proper
affidavit, filed Jan. 21 1900, set forth fscto
which show that after due diligence per.
sonal service of th:s notice can not bs
. ,J .. :. 1. l. 1 ....1 n n .1 .1 i nt 0.1 KaS
such notice be given by due and vroiper pub.
lication.
Jay P. Lucas, Register.
Otis Patterson, Receiver.
County Treasurer's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that all
Crook county warrants registered after
Apii! 27, 1900, to and including war
rant no. 616, class H, registered Oct.
10, 19O0will be pnid on presentation to
the treasurer of said county. Interest
will cease from the date of this notire.
J. X. rolXDEXIXK,
County Treasurer.
Prineville, March 12, 1901.
Stok boarded by diiT, week or
month. Fine saddle horses and
livery turnouts. Rates reasonable.
Good accommodations.
Remember us when in Prine
ville, and we guarantee that your
patronage will be appreciated
and deserved.
& C0HRS, Proprietors.
ow 'Phone 31.
THE
gAWMILL
Planed to ORDER.
PRICE,
OREGON .
OT1CE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department or Thi Istkkio.
Land Office at The Dalles Oregon,
March 4, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that th. follawing.
named settler has filed notice of his intent n
to make final proof in support of his elaiin
and that said proof will Ite made before A. C.
Palmer, U. S. Commissioner at Prineville,
Oregon, on Thursday, Apiil 18, 1001, vis:
Thomas R. Curl, ofFrineville, Oregon, H. E.
No. 70.T4 for the SWi NW, V)j Sff,
and SEJi SWH Sec. 14. Tp. 10 S., R. 18 K.
W. M.
He names th. following witnesses to pror.
his continuous rcnHtence upon and cultivation,
of said laud, vt:
S, J. Nswsnni, J. H. dray, R. F. Darsey,
VV. C, Conjjletou, 11 of I'rneville, OreKcn.
Jay P. Lucas,
Register.