Xocal 9feutian.
Mr. and Mr. A. M. Drake, were in
from the Beud last Thuisday.
Mr. and Mis. . L. Shaltuck return
vi last Wednesday from their vi&it to
valley points.
Hardin & ons are putting t tie fin
ishing touches on Aditmson's new
brick building.
J.iy F. Stroud, was over from his
farm in the Lumonta country r inlay
preparing for the threshing season.
Roller & Phillips are putting a new
coat of paint on the f-unt of Temple
ton's Ding Store.
a rMi pm11. who made A trip to
uebfoot with buchof horses return
ed the first of the week.
Born- In this city, Thursday, August
7th, to the wife of S. M. Cumptou, a
daughter. Bam is looking well.
0. XV. Gibson, of Post, was a busi
cs visitor iu the city the latter part
ff last week.
F. T. Higgins started for his old
home in Minneapolis Wednesday, on
h brief business visit.
L. 1). Clayvool ami family returned
the ficst of the week to their ranch iu
Paulina valley.
R. B. Foster and family left for the
t j-
C. C. O Jieil was up irom .uonuj
otalioti the first of the week visiting
with relatives and friends.' '
F. M.l'hillips was over from his
farm on 4lie Deschutes and reports
everything looking' very well.
G. E. Preston and Fraik D. Scoit,
timber cruisers, ' paid this otlifd u
pleasant call Monday juorning.
Assessor LaFolletie reports bavins
completed the ruli for this year and
will soon be ready to lay his annor by
and rest in peace at oome.
X. J. Lambert, a.promiiient 'farmer j rauch ,mu Culver Mond.iy and reports
anil atuckniiin.of Sisters, was a Uisi-, t,e w1Hi,t- etop as being below the nv
ness visitor iu the city the.iirst of Uiejra(,H j,, jieijl in that part o! the
week. 'county. Ha has- begun Unyshion
OlG C'Ollver. George Hodman and .
F. S. Huff man were over from Culver
Friday attending to various business
mat turn. '.
Will Wuriweiler and Ben Jones
left for. Hampton Buttes, Tuesday
nioriiing to look after tiieir horses in
that vjcinity.. , ... . -,
A. H. Grant, of the B. S. & L. Co.,
' i. .i .1. 'r... ' n.. I
rciurneu to. me ut.u '
., i if l,- i,;.
reparts the second crop of alfaila licing
cut at Hay creek.
An .occasional.' load of wool still
passes through town on its way to the
railroad,. but there is only a little left
of this years crop to market yet.
Will YVunsweiler the enterprising
merchant, returned from, bis trip to
Uie metropolis, ' looking none the
worse for Uie trip.
Arthur llodgea and family have
gone to I'pper Sixla for a few weeks
outing on the bank of the classical
fsantiu.ni. . ... : . .
a Il.ilpii Sharp, who bus bepn xofkiug
fur Klkins i King fur some time re
signed his position and. is mm- work
ing at I'oiudexter's hotel.
tienrge Bay was down from his
ranch the first of the week and reports
having finished, bas ing and is now
taking a Iny oh".
J. ('. Bush brought in a' load of oats
irom bis ranch near Lamonfa Tues
day and 'reports threshing will begin
in that vicinity iir a short time.
l'l'Iigotis sni-vieiis t CbiypiKil school
!ouso on Friday and Saturday eve
ilinjs uml uu Sunday the 17tli at 11
ii'eliick,.fnliowid by liar ket dinner and
siervii-o at 2 p.. m..
TIMBEF? LAND FIN
AL, PROOF BLANXS
ior. sule at this ollice at very renson
:i!i!t priee.s. Mail.ordeis proiuply at
tended to
y
Largo bind!- of freight- are arriving
dnily for our nicirl.nnts and in conse-ijiieiK-e
tte iimds. n i e becoming viry
liud'y ini np A good rain-would be
liiiinijiilh ieeeivel at this writing.
Wnvmn-nnd Adrian Croiiiis (lepsit.
i fmtnrdiir fur the Willamette vwliev
, ni tliwr. uriieeJ.. Tby ivill visit witii
ilatiiwflnd frieniU wliile mid' may
itn .tSnii , Fiiinc-iscti .bttlore re: u t n
F. t. Collins, K. .. Gilchrist, J. W.
Doyle, M Gilligan, P. McCloy, J. J.
Henley, F. 8. Duslmn, of Alpena,
Mich, were here Inst week looking (or
timber land which is blooming very
scarce in these pints now.
M.A. Spioi-r, mi nid time stage
driver, was a passenger on Saturday s
stage from Burns en route to Albany,
whefe-he will visit with relatives for
a. time before returning to 'I'' coun
ty, where he will remain fur the win
ter. The crowd of Albanyites having
finished proving up on their timber j
claim, pulled out for their homes I
the latter imrt of lust week. This!
waini wcatner wo are miring um ' j
seem to agree with them and they!
., i. !M
were all glad to get away.
Curiiett & Cantrcll, the new con
cractors on the turns l'rinevilleliuc,
have appointed C. I. Winnek their
agent at this place. They are enter
prising young men and we predict
thev will la? eminently successful in
their chosen field'.
Alex Min run was down from liear
Creek the first of the week. Ha re
ports having just returned from the
Willamette valley, where he went lotoek. The lust is ulwiiv the cheapest
dispose of a lot of horses. lie brought , j;vm ,iIV;r warranted. Special iitten
in also the scalps of nine sheep ; tiou 'catlc-t to the hoya' uml youths'
troyers. i shoes made (it this leather
A large number of forest, fires are;
'rajme
Hi the mountains nun me
the perfums of burning brush, tioinej
means should l provided to stop the!
burning of timber lands of this conn- j
try us they are our most valuable,
asset. !
J. Dasliney, of Lueoinb, leaves :
tomorrow for Vrmevdie with fifty
head of young cattle which be hasj
contracted to deliver at that place,
after which he will take up a Intuit i
stead in that couutv. He already has i
a limber claim over tlioie Letpauuii
Expressa.
nemy Windom was in fioin
and limls that t!:e giain is light, llie
.., lnd,-vsHllh,1shee bad for
i i ,i I
the pram, but we ho ne that no seiious
, , , i . ; ;, ,,.., i oilier things in whiah tiny slioull
damage has been (lone to in it any sec-, '
... , i June Ibe co-i.'ertioii o( Uiu nev conn-
turn of the countv. : '
I ly people is tbe eli, at tliey ill uinki
lee cream, sherbert, oollin mid cnkei ... ., ... .
. .. I to nave tlie mail rte.-vice h.-t'.ieeii neie
will deserved by the I,adts Luioii) , ,, ,, , ,,
:ind I rinenlie licniMSed liarney
Auxiliary Soi-ietv, uu the lawn, at the I
' L. . ... . 1 County .News.
residence of Mrs. C. I. Winnek nexi i
eunesiiay August i"tn, ofgiiiniui:
i . i .... . .in. i. i :
., , , .. , .,
uu l.m l ue in cuei-M" ,m w iiii.ii miu.
I '
gn M iuivimn Lin! i, vt ,
i nt i tie Liiion C'luich. All are cor-
All are cor -
diiillv invited to attend who believe
... , i
Ill liei linu a K'ioii enusr nun':;, lev
cream and cake 2') een: sherlieit and
cake 20 cents; coffee and cuke 15 cts.
Last Monday the first oil burning
engine to be tried en the C. H. By.,
was attaened to the passenger train
and worked like- a charm. Masher
Mechanic Walsiiii is now .placing oil
burner attachments tn-nil the, com.
pany's locomotives. .Biid in the future
coal, as fuei with this company, will
beathingof the past. The oil is
cheaper and far more safe, us the dan
ger of fires in the ripened grain .if
HlicrniHU county from the locomotive
as it passes is to be dreaded no more.
Dalles Chronicle. "
The .building formerly known as the
Vienna C ife has been so changed that
the nrininiil urchitect would not know-
it. Under the supervision of Frank
Bouncy it has been transformed froitl
,.,. of i:.o mosh rmliiiorv InoLioe
buildings iu town to a iikhIhvii up-to
date glass front and is an oni'inient
to the town. The culinary ilvjiart
ment is- first class mid we predict, that. Mr. J- H. Delore and Mrs. Virginia
Hoiiney's Bestaiirnnt will become ui Bert rind were married last Tliins
hnuselKik word throughout thejt day, July 7, .l'J02. Justice Hopkins
ciiunly.N i performed the ceremony and done
R. E. Simpson returned Stitnrday
v , , . , , . ; Oreiron. Mrs. Delore is trench lady,
while fiway piirclinseU the bilh Hurt; ,.
. , , , ... ' hhe came Iron) r ranee some tinin ago
wiiitw stock for the nrm of Simpson: , ,,... , ,
, , . , ; and settled n Connecticut, afterwards
& Wilson from the eaft. Hi inform-, . .
, . i moving to Oregon,
ed our reporter that be- was bringing, .
the tines; stook of gianls in, that was1 , kKTTIjK.1'1.
evor (lisplnved in the eitv. Mr. Hiinp-I .,, ... , ...
, ' ' All iiersons mdfbted to U. IT.
son is ii gnod seleeter of stock and we ,,, . . ,
, , , , ,, ., jCnus must settie with the under-
have no doubt he lindnne wll. Her." , ( .... .. .
,,., , signed or M. R. KMiott twfoie the first
rrtwnefl bv. way of: Mitchell and re-! , , ., , .,, ,
.rtsJ.H. Oakes, formerly of t, , day of Heptemoerw suit will be-w-i.ce,
as doing exeeedioglj v.eJl. in stituted to colleet same.
tlushcep busiutm. MJllS, CYUL'S..
fife
WALK
' Al
.fr'
,1 X tj I IIU
f aw-
ilfl Sizes
Y.v . m
White Oak Sines.
i TIickc Shoos are made of (lie v
We are sola agents for . t
K. (i. Smith and family iieecuiipaiii.'d
by tiiv faui!ly oi (vinnty cli-rl, Smitli
and other relative left for the mount
ains Wcdnesliiy and will rest furs
time under the prutK-ting shadow a of
Mount .Jefferson.
4
nif-tt whn is at present
driving the stage between heie am!
Giind.-tone, on the 1'iineville route
gives flie iiiliirmaiion that the lines
between limns and Sli imki) ate now
under one management and that, the
service is to be iiin.le the best the in
terior section has ever Know a. toinetn
Cant fell Uiiilevstiiiid the country
''"U'i'vme.-iis ,i iM nemtiug im-.r
eH'.iris'towurd inn'ting them. Among !
r .
-A. M-. Kelsny, who lino been the
ma linger ol
ie V"ii-s;ii U'aretiiiuse Co.
ever since its ei-ietenee, has sent in l.is
, . , , ,,
"i""
b ipiemlier, J lie patrons ol tins house
ii .... .1... - - iii ii..
!,
ins t;n hi- tin- cum 1 in ir , iu mini
miss Mr.. Kelsny, as he has been kind,
i coiirleutis and obliging to all, and his
I indefatigable work and universal
popularity bus been tro small fiie'tor in
building up the immense business the
house enjoys. In Mr. Jvalsay's resig
nation the company will lose n in-. a
H-ho.-e plrce will be hard to fill, as llie
people everywhere for years have
known "Ed," as he is faniiliirly culled,
bllt, rKn,..r and afterward
j etM) 1 1 1 y clerk of Wasco county, and
during all these years have found him
the s. one "lid," honest anil faithful
to every trust imposed on him, genial
and kind hearted, with n helping
hand ready to assist those who are in
need In whatever piilliney of linj
Mr.Kel-ay's energies in the future
are directed, t lie well wishe..of th"
tender, together with a ho.itnf friends
j " (ir'"". Wheeler, Crook, Sherman
' and Wasco counties will follow him.
! Lender.
; -
M,V Kit ,-:..
I cicdit to all concreueu.
' Mr. Delore was born and raised in
OVER SMOGS FOR AlEN
All
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5ARBED
WIRE . .
Do You Know
. WA&JKEGAN
Barbed wire
T'lirn! trior; f;.-t to tlf i "rl t'lin fliv o'.';r ri)e-1 Wire on rfirtli
fin I it eminl in utrcnirth to the Stronjffttt?
t
Length to one pound, 2-iint regular, i'SXi f.-et; 4-point regular, lM'l) fed ;
weight, oiieinilc in leugth,:2-p,iiu: regular, 2M pounds -1-point ngul.ir. TM
t
pounds.
You are not no much iuteresteil in the price per annul u the actual cost
per nut or mile.
Figure (or yourselves, then coiisull o'ur nearest agent. This will result in
your buying the WAUKEGAN.
WAUKEGAN BARBED WIRE
"C';i.'.-.r
VAUKEGAH GHILf.
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Wall IPapsr
ADDITION:
The new Htyles of Wall Paper just received, nlso tliu
"Vtiin you add to your navingx liv hnvitij; of us,.
SUBTItACTION:
The attiotmt we are deducting from oilier denlcrs prices
MULTIPLICATION;:
The ciistoiiier (cIIb her friends tlmt she lian discovered
the economical jilnce to buy Wall l'npor,. lie, fiiunils
become our Customers.
DIVISION:
Our profits nrr: t ut in two, that we niuy huvt- more
trade than before.
Do you want Wall Paper on tl. proCt-shuring plan?
D. P. ADAMSON'S Drug
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lis yi
The Mt-mW S!i
rtietecUeil for Klyle, iluritliilily uml com
fort. Tint best of cverylliing wd in tlu't'iili
HiTiiefion of thcu (liicit. Try it pair ami you
will buy only The JlilP U'l'fl.l, SlioK.
I'AKKR liAUHEI) WIUE.
& THOMSON.
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AfjKXTiS,
INK VILLH,
OlflCOON.
Write for prices, We are the lowest.
Jlriihmctic.
Store is the Place.