j NOTICK VOU PUBLICATION.
Laud UHlo at Ths Palh-s. OmKon,
April 22, MOl.
Ndtlct I llUcllV (lvm tIlUt tll folloK'tllg
iisinmi settlor liiu filwt notice of li In Intmtluu
trt Hiuko liniil primf In aiii,rt of lila claim,
Mill that said irm( will lie iriKilv lielure
Tlia HeKWter and Unoolver t The Dalits,
OreKnn, on Mnndsy .hint 8, 1U01, vki
Oalwrus Davey, u( Haystack, (h-egim,
II. K. Nil. WNUfurtlia WX HKtf, H4 KKJ
Nee. 14, T. 12 S.. It. 13 K. W. M.
1( uaii'ea tin NIuwIiik wltn- tl 1V
h I" ixintliiiiniia rolileiice upon and ciilllvatiuu
uf aitlU land, vim
Taiuva II. Laiiiaiin, Culver Oregon) Clay
Hrltua, I'. H. 1'urrcll, CIim. 1'. I'uhlsr, lly
lit ack OrK"n. Jay 1', Lnt-as,
Register
I A'oftVe (o Ureditori.
' Notion Is licruSy Kivtn Unit the uii'liir
sidled linn been by the Cnunty Court of
tliii btftta n( Oi-.ii(')n for the County of
OriHik, duly npg i ut ud aduilniatratiir of
Itiu nUta of Nancy A. Dunhntti, deceased
mill til persons having cUiiui against
aid oalalu re httn-lij required to ir
nut tlm same duly vurifiud, to did ad
liiiiiiitratiir, it tlm oflioe of A. C. Palmer,
in Priuuville, Oregon, wiiliin six iiiuntlit
from the dam uf till notice. '
I 1 J. K. Ilcuhsin.
Adm'r of the estate of Nancy A. Ben
liaiu, deceased,
Dated April, 17th, I'M
lliilio Mays luHt Uutnrdny sold to
, 1). 1. Ketclium of Tlia Dulles, 1400
head of half-blood Hhrup yearlings, al
92.50 jwr liciul. AiiU;li)ie Humid.
Laces, Finn patterns in Hue gnodi, yet
iiricei wit hill the reach of ll. The Bee
live.
A nice variety to elm-ate from. Rkirts,
night gowns, chemises, drawurs and cur
tut coven all sim Tlie live Hive.
Alfilfa seed and brominus iiicrmia need
for sale at 0. L. Salomon.
Salomon's have jiial opened a, new lot
ul gent's furnishings and (uita.
Prol rie City will send 700 Iba. of
cobalt to the Buffalo exposition In
chunks of 60 to 100 lb, end). Ho far
lie known tlw region of Prairie City is
a1 tlio only place m America where na
tive ccbalt is found.
Mr. A. C. Taliner will devote his
iU ire time nnd attention to the law
miJ land business, and ciin be found
at liu office in the Journal buildiiiK t
II times'.
Pipes. A oomfortahle, clean amoker
that will help yoa fori(e worry, lut
ill ciuaa no worry either. Al
the Dee Hive. ' '
Liou land for tale. A. C. Palmer.
Jlnby'a first shoca free at Simpson,
Wilson A Co.
FOU SALE- Residence in Prineville.
Very cheap. Iiuiuire uf A. C. Palmer
Prlneville to Shanlko by DayliKht.
Singe leave Prinuville Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday tit 0 a. m
Arrive at hhiiniko 0 p. in. Leave
Khnniko Monday, Wednesday ami
Friday at 6 a. in. Airivo nt Prineville
at 6 p. i. Fresh relays of homes,
(ood conches. Courteous nnd care
ful driven. Social rutea to partial
uiid express in quantities.
Adammin A Wimkkk Co. Agents.
Additional hah. I
'c(iceciicc
TIIISPAPEIUaS
veitUliiK Afimay, M and lit Merchvita Kx-
3iiaiiK, nan V niricHcn, Unllliinila. whera con
truott lor alvertlaliiK oim ha uiaiie fur It,
Onion acta at Elkina & Kinc
Aak for prinet on barbed wire at C. L
Bulotnau'a, ,
Col. Baker clgiira 75 eta. a box for a
abort tiinii only. Dent ten cent values
in the town. At Tye.
Koditk Cameraa & Buppliea at Temple-
ton d- Sop'a, 1
Buy your alioea and hata at 8. V. &
Co'a
For Sub1 Two very deniriible lot
in l'rineville nt a biirguin, Call on or
addra, Frank Klkina, J'rineville, Or.
Call and ane the fine Hue of Photograph
Albuiut at Tumpletoii & Hou'a.
Mena' ablrt formerly f I to fl.75
your choice fur 00c, at Siinpaon, Wil
son & Co.
Wumveiler A Thninpaon liave junt
ri-ceived a complete lino of Curliton,
Currier Co'a. fat colored embroidery
ailka.
lii-iijiuiiin Foley, a pioneer miner, of
California, and a reaideut of the Dalle
since 18G,r), died from the t-ITectn of a
doM) of jMiiaon taken with suicidal
intent. Deapoudoncy, reaifUing from
atraitened circumatancea, prompted
the act. Mr. Foley waa about 71
yean of ago.
Wm. McMeekin will aaw your wood
twicu into thrro lengthe at 40 cent
ier cord, whuthfir you luivo only one
cord or one hundred cord.
R. S. Price haa plenty of dry, solid
juniper wood which he will tell at loweat
cah price and deliver on shortest notice'
124tf.
DuriiiK the pant week a very heavy
storm has prevailed throughout
western Nebraska, South Dakota and
eastern Wyoming causing a great loss
to stockmen, lhe thormoniet' r rang
ed around xero. We should be well
pleased with the kind of weathor we
have been getting even if it ha bren
a little cool of night.
Cyrus, the jeweler, will make your
old clock or watch run aa good a
new, or give you a bargain in anything
in the jewelry line.
Simpson, Wilson & Co. are offering
great bargains in Mens' and Boy.
Mat.
Pullman Ordinary Slerjxrs.
The tourist travel between the east and
the I'acilio coaal haa reached enormous
proportioiia in the Inst few years, and
cull a tor a special clan of equipiiuuit. To
meet Una demand lhe Pullman Co. hit,
issued from its ahopa what it technically
culls the "Pullman Ordinary Sleeper.1'
Thuso cars appvar similar to the regular
sleeper, being huilt on lhe same plan,
but not furnished with the same elegance
They are equipped with mattresses,
Markets, alienla nillowa, pillow-cases,
tnweU, com a brmhii, do, requiring
iiutlnneof the k.i.J tube lurmslied by
the pssseiiuer. Each car has stove for
making coll'ee and tea and doiiu "light
housekeeping," and each aeutiou can be
titled with an adjustable table. A uui
formed porter aocompaiues each car. his
business bfi'og to make up berths, keep
the car clean, ana look after the comforts
and wants uf the passengon. In each of
the trains which are dispatched daily
from Portland by the O. II. N. Cc. is
to be found one of these "Pullman Or
dinary Sleepers." 'ftie car is attached
to the "'Chicago-Portland Special,"
which goes through to Chicago without
chance, and the one in the "Ailuuiio Ex
press" runs to Kansas City without
change. Passengers in this car for Chi
ciir'i i.hange to a similar car at Granger,
Much of the Hist class travvl is being
rirried in tnoie cars, the rates beiinr
lower, and the aurvice buiuii nearly equal
to t hat in the palace aleepera.
For rates and full information, in
cluding folders, write to A. L. Cranr, O.
P. 1., O. U. & N. Co. Portland, Oru.
TIMHKIt CTLTl'RE PKOOK-NOTICK
Foil ri liLILA 'ION.
I'uited States Land Office, The Dalle, Tire.
Apill T 11101.
N'otlje la ht-n-by civen that Jamn lleiiry
Dmitliit has tili-d ui'tice uf intt-iitiuii to make
l!itnl imMif bt-fure Max J.iiedtlinuii. V. S.
Com-nifaiunpr at the reoirlt-nce of A. J. Prit
.lav at 0(mm Kiva. Ore,.un Saturday the br
ilay of Jinn, nail, im tunir culture apiilics-
tiun A", o.i.o tor the bVV4ul bee. i, ill. 11
a., 11. 14, K.. W. M.
He nanipa aa witmHiam; Walter Parrlah,
.lack HantinK, of Hay Crm-k, (Ire., Joe Stew
art, Uidwi-11 Cram, til Cra-a Keaa, Orem,
JAY V. LUCAS, tlegiater.
JOTICK KOHPUKLICATION.
Lamd Oeriei at Tin Dauks, Obrhos, I
AprSi, 11W1. 1
Notice l hureby riven that the followlnir.
named settler has tiled notice of intrntioii
to make bnal proof in snotHirt of Im claim,
and that said prorf will bemnde before
' Heuiter nnil Kewiver at lhe Dallies,
UreKon, on Mmday, June.1, l:Hli.
Clav THte, of Haia'ank, OreRon. H K.
No, 8095, for the NKJ NWK NJ NK Sec 14
4 $ 4 W;. eo 13 T. 12 S , 11. 13 K., W. M.
He nAmea the following witneaaes to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
a nam land, vis:
James H. Lainsiin, Culver, Ore.; Chan. P,
P ibler, Osborne Davoy, P. H. Farrell, Hay-
s.ack, Oregon.
Jay P. Lucas,
llegiater
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Dkpaktmknt or Tut Ixtsiiiok.
Laud Oftice at The Dalles, Oregon.
April 22, 11101.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
to make final proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof wllp be made before The
Keguter and Keoeiver at The Dallea, Or e,
on Monday, June 3, 1901 vis:
Patrick H. Farrell, heir of Charles Farrell,
deceased, of Albany, Ore. H. K. No. 80(11,
for the WW 8W, NKJ SWandSWK
NWX Sec. 14,Tp. 12 S.ll. 13 E.. W. M,
He names the folluwing witneaaes to prove bis
coutlnutai residence upon and cultivation nf
said land vis: James H. Lainson, Cul
ver, Oiegon; Clay Tiites, Oslxirne Davey,
Chas. F. 1'ubler, of Haystack, Oregon.
J A if P. LUCAS.
Register,
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''.T'T"""?1"" ."' " " 111 ' Sf'a ',' l I iiiynw anal sujiibjihhi.i i hi enoan-mnsini mini iinoini in i must,
I SPRING ARRIVALS. 1
Our Spring Stock is now complete in all lines.
... I
SUMMER
Wash OooJh,
New Bilks,
(JinghiimH,
Percale, '
Piques,
Ch ambry, -New
Rihbong,
Drew Trimming.
PRINTS:' 20 Yards for J!J.
A Full Line of
Ladies' Shirt Waists,
" Underskirts,
" ' Muslin Underwear.
I NEW PATTERNS IN
Laces, Etnbroidiries, All-Over
hmliroidiriifi.
LATEST NOVELTIES
In Ladies' Belts, Collars, Ties,
Gloves.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
New Styles '
In Collars, Ties, Golf Shirts,
Negligee Shirt.
The Famous Clothing
Made by Kuh, Nathan & Fischer
Co. Noted for its perfect fit and
splendid quality.
Our Shoe Line
Is the most complete and rjp-to-date
line of Mens', Ladies' and
Childrens' Shoes in the market.
In addition to the famour Hamilton-Brown
Shoe we have add
ed the Desnoyer shoe for Men.
Fine Value and Latest Styles.
Simpson, Wilson & Co.
SM 0 -DUE flUSE
Fire-proof building, 90300 feet, is now
ready to handle Merchandise, Wool, etc.
HAUL YOUR FREIGHT TO SHANiKO
DEALERS IS
Coal, Flour,
Lumber, Wood,
Hay ahd Grain.
Special Attention (riven to wool trade. First-class baling
and grading facilities. Also stock yards, latest plans.
.!'
All Modern Improvements for Handling Stock.
Fkknoh fc Co., Bankers, The Dalles,
Mooke Bans., Bankers, fclcro.
W. Lokii, The Dalle..
B. F. Lauqalin, The Dulles,
PRINEVILU, OREGON.
THRQNTHK0MS0X,
Mines Examined and reported on.
ORES ASSAYED.
All work given prompt and careful attention
Ashwood, - . . . Oregon.
Jft P. 3c nap.
!PAyiieiaH and Surgeon.
Office in rear of Adamaon, Winnek Co.
PRINEILLE, OREGON.
. Sirink.
Jf.toraty and Comnlor at jCaai,
PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
SO. Stallions. 1901.
Haystack's three great stallions, The Heavy
Draft, The Coacher and The Carriage or Saddler,
will stand at the ranch until July 1, 1901.
TjAo Clydesdale,
Sallant Stamp, 2, it n Scotland' s pory test Hood, fs dark
dappled toy, with white points. Stamp cannot ie excelled at a
lire of iaiye, smooth, flat toned, saleable horses.
Vhs Coacher,
Cardinal Sliehlieti is tlack, weight 1700 pounds, fflthouah largo
as a drafter, is far above the average among smalt horses for otau
ty, style and speed, Ss especially adapted to crossing on small,
weli formed mares.
ZfAe Jfackney
77he carriage and saddle sire, is mahogany tay, and hio foals will
weigh from $50 to 300 pounds, and for a handsome business
Morse will behard to excell.
. 3e for either of thfse horses, SW, due when the
' mart is known to to wiih foal, disposed, or allowed
to escape on the range.
SI. ws.
ffltornty-at-jCctw.
PRINEVTLLE, OREGON.
0. JCjfde, 71f. 0.
IPhjsican and iSuiyeon.
Phone No. 2. Residence back of the
Photograph Gallery.
PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
jf Jf. Siosenbery, 73f. 0.
IPhyjieiam and Surgeon,
Calls anawemt promptly day or night, if
ficewithDr, V. G wrier. KesitUnc'
Redby Jiotel.
PRIXEVILLE. OKK;oN.
tPalmer,
97arj wil 6 ear J for car fully, 0m pasture, t 50 oomts
r wmak, lu wAm remed, ana S unit mot aa rvonjoa far
maaudants Sfouny ttatiiont and moras of maoaa armmds, aso m
fata eAot'eo yoany toams, am hand, far sola,
0Mt Tolwrro Spit ami Naiuka Tunr lift Any.
To quit tobat-co easily inul forever. ! uiai
nettc, lull o( life, nurvu ami viiror, take No-T.v
Bac. the wonder-worker. Unit irakes weal; men
Btrontf. All dmucista. ' li. Cure ti'.iaran
1 r t n r ! toca. Booklet 11ml sample free. Adlre
G. SFAIsKGER, Haystack, Crook Co., Oregon 6titng usuMdy ca. cucako or no vo
jfifornoy-at-Cat Vjottry SPubhc,
All businew promptly and carffuUv attcnii
'to. (Collection ftdttcuiltr
PRINEVILLE, OKKCJX