THt pi.iiiipiM. import.
"(lowrnor TafS report contnitin
flvo IUKK..H11.HM. The - wdiMlHli-
i i.i i i i ..:,t, i i.
01 ll K,MU riiiiNUtirq win. mm.' imiiih
eormntlmn emimwoml lo .mm
btiiknohn.' A75iH'rwnt reduo- of imiKljlforliiiKl and Uwm Mr
tion In duli-i on goodi Import ing timhor for purH f..r winch
Into thin country. An imen.lm.int t,' f u" uf t,mlwr al ,,w
tctho Philippine act inching oJ- " M to buf
the iimount o! land that may ho
lmlil liv an Inili vlilunl or mrnnr
aliim, AlHonlldwingiinindividuul
or corporation to hold moro tint 11
than onn mining claim. Tlmt a 11
bundHl,HUn.y!lH I.mtilar Gov,
eminent nrny be freo rum t.l,
w.,ini ... i. u v.m
Allll, Vlllll A IIJl'U UIIU limnuu mini
bor of ci-rtitlfJ Chinww skilled la
borers bo admitted under ft bead
tux of nut exceeding $.riO, and bond
to employ a Filipino apprentice
for each Chinuiimn. "The Com
munion thinks uuliiuited udiiiwioii
of ChinoM) would bo utiwino."
Thulmnu of Philippine civilzn
tion in the piiHt wan litdroniMii,
ami the prcHcut condition are iiiohI
favorable fr iU growth and main
tenance. It 1h nut certain whether
in the" deprived "lute of agricul
ture, with the temptation to la-,
tlriiiiimn, the constabulary will
able, without the umUHtuueo of the I
Iiiilitury, lo Htiimp ll out, Weroj
them leuiptutioiiM to agriculturo,
were there proaperoiw condition", in j
the country, it would not lie a
troublesome mutter to deal with,
but whou. want nnil fiiiuinw arn
st-tring people in the bice tho lifet
of the fruebooter forms to the d-n-
cnite and tlm weak a very great
attraction.
The above i undoubtedly the
opinion of the entire Commission,
and they know that from fI,!iO to
$7.50 per month will secure indliH-j
trioim and willing labor in thei
Philippine, but they propose to '
encourago ladroiiinu by importing)
a fixed and limited number of.
C'liinem', who are certified to be
bkilled laborers, According to
1'rofesBor Jcnks tl wr mouth in
silver seem a fair pay for Chinoo
under contract. And in view of
the fact that about 00 jur cent, of
tho water buffalo in the islunds
have died from rindcrjs'nt, almost
destroying rice growing, itdocn not
seem desirable that for a possible
saving of per month Chinese
labor should be allowed to take
opportunity for labor and wages
from Filipino, who would not go
into ladronism if it were not for
poverty and idleness. '
If we wish to help the Filipinos,
the people of the I'niled States,
and of the whole world, Wo should
build railroads, particularly dur
ing this lime of scarcity that in
evitably follows, the almost com
plete destruction of farm animals.
If our KcformcM and Anti-lmperi-olistH
fear thai "some American
may get rich" thereby, why not
favor building with owncmhip by
(iovcrninent?
lor Btillel al tlltri.
Representative Mi)dvll, of Wy
oming, Monday introduced a gen
eral bill repealing tho Conflicting
ami largely obsolete statutes' relat
ing to the use and appropriation of
timber on the public .domain, and.
providing in simple terms for the-
freo use of tnnlier from punlic lands
by settlers, miners, prosectors,
etc., and for tho sale after adver
tisments of the timber from, the
unreserved and unappropriated
public lands. It docs not in any
way conflict with the laws relating
to tho sale of public timber lands
uniler the timber and stone act.
Under the Momlell hill, settlers.
prospectors and others will be al
lowed to cut. timber free of cost'
from the public domain for use .for j
firewood, fencing, building . pur-1
poses, and for derelopmcnt of their j
lauds, its mineral and other ro-
umirpi.a Itnf mm iwrknn tint. In'
exceed stumpnge value of $50 per'
annum, which, at the usual slump-'
age valuation made by the Interior'
Department, would give them from '
50,000 to 100,000 feet, board mens-1
tire. j
At present under a decision ren-1
dered a year and a half ago, there'
is no way in which timber on pub- -lie
lands can Is- purchased, the do '
pnrlnient having held that, the
HtHtuto iitnlor which HiilcH hud Inn-ii
,,l,ul" 'w 7 i"v.miir
m,Uutlmri.u.( li. At
mini mow o HTtmnir Hfiwmiiin lur
1
U"' I""!"' " "'plyl tin tyitut
" , ,' , ' ". ,
find it ImpnwiMe to necuro timber
Partnership Ulasolullau.
NotiM1 ,, ,inwb lvon tlmt thfi
, und pHn-rnhi,, of Willey
n(,)(,C) coni(Hljn, 0, cimrluitM.
Wlllcy and John vv.Jlri , Uomga
general saw mill businccs on Wil
low Creek, Crook county, Oicgon,
baa Im'I'Ii thin day dissolved by
mutual consent, Charles' M. W'illcy
retiring from the linn. All ac
counts due said firm will be col
lected and receipted by John,W,
Dee, and all accounts owing by
said firm will be paid by John W.
Dee.
John V. Dee,
Charles M. Willey.
Dated December 10th, 11102.
0. A. IVrrln,
M el P'tll, M'Hlt.
lfrHir! -
1 ImvR dourly flitlli ;l ttiu for
itirr Mtl mtl liifi r.wtl(!tly tynll,
h y ewe wm nnn mut phil-imti w-hiM
Iihv irimtiint'il iiiL-tintt'le. My ait
tr U K"Ht. have Ktiiird . 10 Hmt)i
in wtliftit ati'l fevl Itktj a no w famus yl
Iir wax vr-n Mi, Oik of tho ' ittk'
I fini lot tll tlittr U ttr frifi.l ami
Jir tillitr lor niMM'lf an 1 (! n.t (i
ti nd U br without it.
Vry truly yuurm,
T. K. H ahich
Mrs. Fred Urva.th,
riUM imuiry t'lnk, Itaatva
"Altar my Rnt biby vru born I did not
mm lo nln my itniiatfi iWwufih w
doctor m ronlc wrOJl lu coniid
rtd vary wDartor. but kad a ntUIng
kaitar I raw waJur tttn day. hut.
kaul MaU dot I M Vk Cjrdul
(or wack wd im what K wdd da for
mt. ldldUuir4HlMadwMvary
pataM (kd my ttrn4 mi haaUi
lowly ratarraaf. In two woaka I wal Mt
tftuodki month I woj akk to mtu
n my mwI Mm. I Mt vory aiwwi
aaUc ( In prolM."
Yf'u at 0rdui rnimf urott ttoorgmii
U giantrtci hm n wdoal at prnr
naimy mill dhildbirUi. RproToufcniu-au-rinffn.
Nowunian whotakua Win
at Cnrdni nmd four tho ootning ut bur
child. If Mra. Cnralh had taluiri
Wint 6t (lanlui bfir bur bly(uT,o
lha woald nut bt boan wtknal (w
the inn. Her rVd roeoTory shot' 1
oomtnond this great romwiy to ovcry
expretant mother. WiiK of Cnrtlui
mjuliiti theiriMiiitnial flow.
VVINEorCA?.DUI
MENIbecSredl
If yon mlhr from tnr of tht
Itlt of man, come to tht oldtxt
Speckliu m tha PftciAc Couti
OR. JORDAN ft 00.,
IdBIMwMSL ittlVlftU.
Voobj mm and Middle
KsTtMl UB who ar suHtiinf
fromttw efifecu J yovttUul iadiKvction or u
rftw tn nuitnr ymn, Nervotu and I'hy.ical
Oebllll.lmiieasiy.LiMi Hiuibi
in all iti cnmpltrKtioosi Hfirai Morrow,
piiKtorrlitMa, UousrraMrB, Ulrt,
rrtM-sr mt VrmtUimm. hy a
oMiHtiuioa at Kinadiaa, af graat cumiv
ar. iht Uuctat haa an kiranxati bia trut
I rut it will not oaly afford imaMdiaia Klicf but
parmanaut cur. Tha Doctor doaa not claim to
parform mirtclea, but k weii-iViiown
lo dc a taw
and iqaara Fhyuciw and Suriton, pr-m
in hit fsiaadalty M iawfcWPB if In.
and Hitura HivucUa and Surrton, pwaminenl
t Njiishllla thoronik'ariMHcalcdllouiUia
jTHK'ni wtttiotii UHtisg mmr
IlVKBT N AM unulvL
Ceivounr mt rittnn of btaromplnlnU
we f iff uuarowef a jtihss rira vv m
every com we vmiVrlalte, or forfeit Oat
Thtaaaad Dollnra.
Coiuitltatioo F'KKK and itrlctlr prtvata.
CHAiUlKS WHY JtKASVNAhLlL Traat
mcnl permnaHy or by loiter. Send ft book.
"The PhllMophy MMTiuie."
frea. (A vaJuabia book for m.)
TWIT DK. JORDAN
GreAt Muoetim of Anatomy
tha nnaat and larett MaMuatofiM kind tnlha
world. Coma and tanra asnw wonuorwir r
ara nuulai how lo avoid ikimh ana
Wa ara otxtimuaiir aawf wjw stpw
CATALOG IS tn CanorwiHu.
mil Mr4al ftifsMl. Im Pranolioo. CaL
1
a
Pullman Ordinary Hke.jim.
' "' l"lm'''" """"" "n"
. .-k r'''
.K'-r" -
ailln for a mmciul of miuipnunl. J'o
iimtil, tlm lienisiiiJ Hie I'ulliniin Co. im
iuuud (r-oiu it abooi wlmt it Uiclii.ically
anils the "Pullmna Ordieery Sleepur."
Tlime cars appear oiiniUr to the regular
loeper, being built on the P1'",
but not funiialitd with the eame elegance
They are equipped with inattrewee,
blankets, (heels, pillows, pillow-cues,
towels, combs, bruahes, etc., TMjuiriu
nnlhliiKof the kind to be furnished by
the paasenger. Each gir has t stove for
unking coffee and tea and dome OK"t
houaolicepinK," snd eaob section caa be
lilted wilh an sdiuaUhle table. A uni
formed porter accompanies each oar. Im
buainvM bi-iiiK to make up berths, keep
the car clean, sou look after the comforts
and wants of the paasengers, In each of
the trains which 'are dispatched daily
from Portland by the O. K. 4 N. Cc. i
io be found one of these "Pullman Or
dinary Weepers." The car is attached
to the ''CliicaKO-I'ortlaiid Special,
which goes lirough to Chicago without
change, and the one in the "Atlantic Ei
pmss" runs to Kansas City without
change. Passengers ill Ihis cr fr Chi
cairn ( hange to a sinilar car at Granger.
Much uf the first class travel is beinc
carried in these oars, the rates being
lower, and the service boing nearly equal
:u that in thejpalace sleepers.
For rales and full information, in
cluding uldera, write to A. L. Craig, i
P. 1., ). It. N..Co. Portland, Ore.
llollUar fcscuraleu.
Kxcursion tickets will be on sale
from and to all local stations on
the Columbia (Southern Railway
on Dec. 2.'!rd, 2-lth, 25th, 30th, and
.'ilst, 11)02 and January 1st, 1903
at one and one-third fares for the
round trip. Children between 5
and 12 years, one-half the adult
fare. Tickets fold on above dates
will be good to return until Jan
uary 3rd, 190,'!. Conductors "will
sell tickets only from stations
whero there is no Agont.
C. E. Lvti.e, (i. P. A.
Shaniko, Ore., Dec. 9, 11)!.
A. J. Snell wanted to attend a par
ty, but win afraid to do so on -account
of pains in his stomach, which he
feared would grow worse. He says, "1
whs telling my troubles to a l.uly
friend, who said: 'Chamberlain's Colic
Cholera and Dirrlui-K Remedy will put
you In condition lor the parly.' I
bought a bottle and take pleasure In
stating that two dixes cured me and
enabled me to have a good time at the
pnrty." Mr. Snell is a resident of
8.1 miner Hill, N. Y. This leinedy is
For nn 1c by all druggists.
Notice of Final Settlement.
ID Dip matter of tho pttate of William If.
A'lulint, ilecf listfd. Notice ia lierfliy Kivell
that the undtfi-ititfiied, ailuiinitratnr of the
ttnU of William 11. Adanm, ritct-aard. bait
tiled Im final account a such admiiiiittratT
in the County Court of the 8tate ol Oregon
f.ir Crook Cnuntr, and that Raid Court has
Ufd Monday, r'ahrtnry iud, l!J'J. at 10
o'clock A.M. for the In-arini; and final aettle
nieitt of aaid amount.
All trooiM ara thrrf fore notified toprenent
their ubjecliouH lo aaid account, it any tliey
have, at aaid time and ilnca.
Wu. AOAMa, adiiiiaiatrat.ir of
the aatate of William H. AtlaioH, daceaaed.
W. A. Boll. Attorney for ealate.
Jan-S-dt
Bxsoutors Notice.
Th underainrd having lieeu duly apjittinted
excutor of tha laat will and tUiiieiit of
K. M. (lilmour, deceaiwd. hy tha County
Court of tha Stats A OreKnn for Crook Coun
ty, notice is hereby given to all perxona
having eiaima agninHt the laid entate to ire
aeut said ctaimi with pniier voiichere, to the
undcraitmed at the office of W A. rait, in
Prineville, tire. -n, withia aix months from
t' e dato of tliia notice. l):ited thia 7th day
of January, 1I.0.1. f '
W. V. Hamaier, Kxecutor of the last
will and testament of ,F. M. tlilmour, do.
ceaied.
W. A. fell. Attorney for ertate.
JjllS..-it
Timber Land, Act June 3. 1R78.
. NOTICE FOR PttMUCATION. ,
United (Italm lnd Offloo,
The-IUllea, Oreil, Peceircer 2S, 'IKI2;
Notice lo hereby given that In compli
ance with the provisions of the act of
Congresa of June i. Htm. entitled "An act
Tor the sale of timber lnmla In the suites
of. California. Oregon, Nevada, and Wash.
lngton Territory," as extended to all the
I'ublic Iind States .by act of August 4
1MB
John W. Te, of Qriw.l, tounty of Cro.ik,
state of ttiwon, has Dec 1 l'.Kri tile.1 in
this olriio hit sworn statement uumlier l't'.i,
for the purchase of the KW SKW sfctlun
.HI .n,l X W SKI and XU NW aecton 32
i in tnwmthtp uumlier 12 8., hoiks H r.., '
M., and wil! offer p.-nof to show that the hind
aotiht la mote valuable for its timber thsnfoi-
aKrlcultural purimies and to rsUhlhh hii
claim t said land before W. A. Kelt, U. rl.
CoiumisHtoner. at lMuoville, Oregon, on
Tuoaday, the 10th day of March. V.m.
He names aa witnesses: Ijia Hurley,
Annie Mail1 n, Nellie lee and Auut l.;i-
man, a'l of 1'rine.iHe, Ore;oil.
Any and all pensom clatrn!:!!: r.dvr--ly
the alrfve-descrltett laiuti are mi iwt
i ti lo r.U fhf '.r rlaima 'u tl-. ntce on or
before sal I 10th day of llarch, V.W.
JAY P. U'CAS. nejiiter.
Jan.-l-np
"' Prinavllls, (h-soon, T. J. llnrtnn, W. A.
Null mid Frank Hordnl, oil ol frank, fW,m,
Any una ill persona clalmlnf adverse-
ly the alMVa-descrltiod landa are request
f-d to file Ihelr claims In this office on or
In-fore said 7th day of March, VM.
JAY F. LUC AH, Register.
Jan-l-p
Timber 'And, Act Juno I, VM.
NOTICW FOB PUBLICATION.
United Btatoo Land Ofloe,
The Dalles, Oregon, Dec. 22, 1W2.
Notice Is hereby given that la compli
ance with tho provisions of tho act of
Congress of Juns 1, 179, entitled "An ast
for ths sola of timber lands In tho states
of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Wash
ington Territory," as attended to all the
I'nhlle tnil fltatea bv act of August 4.
M1, Charles Waterhouiie, of Granite Falls
county of Snohomish, state of Washington,
has on Oct. , 1IK.2, lll''l In this office his
sworn statement No. 1323, for the purchase
of the WX HWtf snd M'-'t HW Hection
W snd NWK NWtf s:tlon 18 In Wjwnship
16 H., range ' E W. M.. and will offer
proof Ui show that -he lsnd sought Is more
valuable for Its timber and stone than for
sgric'ilturul purposes, and Ut establish his
laini to said land before wi A. fell, u. o.
Connnisdoner, at Prineville, Oregon, on
Haturday, ths 7th day of March, W.
He names aa witnesses; Byron tody,
Fred T. HiKgi'is, Henry A, Foster snd
I'ei.-y 11. I'oindexter, alio! I'rineville, Ore-
K'Bl.
Any and all persons claiming sdverse-
ly the atve-descrlbed lands are request
ed to file thelf claims In this office on or
before said 7th day of March, 1WH.
JAY P. LUCAS. Register.
Jan-lnp
Timlier Ind, Act June 3, 1X78.
KOTHJK Foil JTIiMCATION.
L nited StaU-s Iand OHice,
The llslles, Oregon, Ileceu.lier 23, 1U02.
Notice is heieby given that in compliance
whb the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3, 17, entitled "An act for the sale, ol
timber Utile in the .States of California, Ore
gon, Nevaila and Washington Territory," as
extended to all the I'ublic Ler.d States by
act of August 4, WiL, W ilium f. Ijllliert ol
Post, county of Crook, state of Oregon,
has on Aug. IS, 1!"2 filed in this office hU
worn statement numlier 1001, lor the pur
cliawoftheNH RKJanilSW SK Sec.
22 and N , HW rkc. 28 Tp. 17 S. It. WK,
W.M.. and will offer proof to show that the land
Might is nir.ro valuable fof its timber or
stone than for agricultural purKes, and to
itablish his claim to aaid land before W. A.
lielL U. 8. Commissioner, at Prineville,
Oregon, on Monday, the 23d day of March,
1U03.
He names as witnesses: L. N. HiHikctt,
of . Salem, Oregon, Knox Huston and William
A. Booth, or I'rineville, Oregon, George W.
(iiosoB and John A. Cilswn, of Post, Oregon.
Any and til persons claiu-ing adversely the
above-descrilied lands are requested to hie
tlieii claims in this office on or before said
rd day of Msrch, 1903.
Jan-l-p JAY P. LUCAS, Kegister.
roTICK FOK PL ULIUATION.
I)sTAHTHIT Or Till iNTIBIOg.
Ijkii Ornci i Tug Dallbi, Okkciok, I
Nuveulier 24, 1002. I
v. . t..,.-l l.-n l,q 1Kb L:.ll,K-inv.
I ....lu. Hl.l nutioe nf lilM Intention
to make liliui pniof in supisirt of hi claim,
and that laid pro d will be mode before J. J.
.Smith, County Clerk at Prineville. Oregon,
on Thursday, January 8 1903, viz.-
1,-vi A. Slisue, ol t.aiiii'iiwi. vyicK..ii, ii.
t- ' t'.JI fr ths It'i HW SY.
w T.. l-j U '. V W VI.
MS DSIIies tllS lollowillg wiiocsses mp
lis continuous reHiaence uu-m suu (uiuimwh
of said land, vix:
I k U..I...4 f..knann -Tnlin Han-
ley and James Kiigan all of Lamonta, Ore
gon.
JAY P. LUCAS,
Register.
Deny
Tliaber l.aad. Act June I. 1171.
NuTlCK I'UB Pl-nl.lCATION.
L'nltod Itateo Land OfP.ce,
f Dellrs, Oregon No' .-aoer '.'i, 1 2.
anca wits the provialona of te sat of
act for lha sale of timber laada In the
liaiee oi iin.i -
ind Washlngloa Territory," as extended
o all lha Public iJind Slates by act or
i ,.. i. r.oinarinff trsnas bave.
tiled in this o'm-o their sworn atatemeiils.
-wu:
1.-J i .,r Post AAimtv of Cnsik.
.... .1 .1 tolaml'llfc No. III.
stale in wrrKon, ... ...v.-..- -
tiled June .10; 1MB, tor lue porcnase oi w
'Wi.8WW Nr,1-, and .Vi K oea.
I, Tp. li S. K. .e r.-t m-
Uoacoe Knox, of Post, county of Crook,
state ol Oregon, sworn statement -o o.u,
l...l I O-. 1UOl t..r the ntteehsiUI of the ..ft
VV1..J KUSKU See- 20. 111. 17 S.. K
18E..W. M.
. ....... l,l nltr nnuil tn ShOW that
the land sought la more valuable for Its
limber or slone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish their claims
lo said land before J. J. Smith, County
Clerk at his office at Prineville, Oregon,
F.iday, the Ota day ol reoruary, isoo.
'ri..... ....... Bitn : Hp.irtf Heck.
Caleb Davis. Robert MyJrs, John Hughes
and rrans riugaes. an oi iwi v.ich..,.
Anv and all persona claiming adverae
... ,. . ... .t..-..nii.l lamia are reooest
ed to hie ihelr claims In this office on or
before said bin day in reoruary, i
JAl r. uui-n
Dc-6-up .
Timber iJind. Act June 8, 1878.
NOTICE) FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
The Dalles, Oregon, Dec. 22, 19.8.
KAiira la herebv elveh that tn coropll'
3i.m with the nrovlalons of the act o:
r-nnreus of June z. 1ST, entitled "An act
r tho aale of timber lands in tno sia.e?
California, Oregon, Nevada, and Wash
ington Territory." as extended to all Uu
Public Land Statea by act or August
1KI2. Allen M. Logan, of Crook, county of
Crook, state of Oreg.-ll, his this day
November 11. 1902, lil'd in this oltice bis
worn statement S.. M! for tlie pu
chaseoltheNKii SW aa 1 NWT, SE'
orsn-tloll 10. 1 p. ll" K- -t r., vi . , aim
i willoTcr proof In ! that the bin:! sought
i uu,re valuable for it' tiniVr ov stone
tlmn fm s ,-ric:.H ,i..i p ' ii""' ' " '
I tUk Lis i aim to asio aud tsfore J. J. uiith,
i li.ia' Uerk, st Frioeiillo, Oregwn,
Saturday, lae , b day ." Malta, PCS.
He llamas as witaesses: John H. Wigle,
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
J v""". ""';
All druggist; refund the money if it fails
to care. K. W, () rove s smnstare is on
each box. 2f)o.
Rotlce of Sllsal gettleaaeait.
In the matter of the estate of
Albert I. Smith, Deceased, .
V otlce Is herebr given that ths nnder-
j.' signed, the adiiiiiistrator of the estate
of Albert B. Hniitb. has tiled his final ac
counting of his administration of said es
tate, and the Hon. County Judge for Crook
county, Oienon, has set the oth day of
January, )!., at tne laumy oimn ttoom,
In Prineville, Oregon, a the time and
place lor ut-aruig said final accountini;.
Wg.HgirH,
Administrator of Estate of Albist
K. Smith, Deceased.
Daied tins 13th doy of November, 1002.
6t-p
Timber Land. Act June !, 17.
NUT1CB niH PUBLICATION.
United States Ind Office,
The Dalles, Oregon. November ,, 'fl.
Notice Is hereby given that In compli
ance with the provisions of the art of
Congress of June 3, 1X78. entitled "An act
for the sale of timber lands in the stales
of California. Oregon, Nevada, and Wash
ington Territory, as extended to all tne
I'utillc Iand Slates by act of August 4.
1002, the following person has this day
Sept. 19. 1002 hied In this oHics his sworn
statement to-wit, v
Klmer W. Kayler, of Prineville, county of
Crook, state of Oregon, sworn statement No.
ll.MI, forthe purchase of the SJ NKU and
H'A NWK Sec. 4, Tji. 1.1 C, K. 19 F,., W. M.
That he will oner proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for Its
timber or r'-one than for agricultural pur
poses and to eftUbliih his claim to
said land before M. K. Ili'gs. C. 8. Com
missioner at Prineville, Oieon,on Friday
the llth day of February, 1003.
He names as witnesses: Sam Hodges,
Rimer W. K..yler, B. F. Jones, Chas. A
Oraves and F,. B. Wakeheld. all of Prineville,
Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming ad-erse-
ly the above-Si-scrlbed lands are request
ed to file their claims In Ibis office on or
before the said lilh da of February, 1003.
JAT P. LUCAS, Register.
De-op
Timber Iind. Act June 3. 11(78.
Noni.K 1-ult PUBLICATION.
U. 8. Land Office.
The Dalles. -Oregon, June 23, Wa.
October 17, 1002.
Notice Is hereby given that fn compli
ance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3, IK7S, entitled "An
act for the sale of timber landa In the
Siatr-s of California. Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory," as extended
to all the Public Land Btatea by act of
August 4. 1142. the following persona have
tiled in till, office their sworn statements
to-wit
JENNIE D. PICKETT, of Prineville.
county of Crook, state of Oregon, sworn
statement No , tiled August, 7, 1002. for
the purchae of the Etf N KK, SW NEK
and hE NWJ4 Sec 20, tp 15 B., it 19 E.J
W M.
ERNEST D. STARR, of Prineville,
county of Crook, state ol Oregon, sworn,
statement No 004, bled August 7, 1002. for
the purchase ol the nt cc 24, tp lo o.,
R18E.,WM.
bIDiU I VAT7UIV nf VrinoviU
county of Crook, state oi Oregon, sworn
statement no SHI. men juiy do. nan nr
thc purchase of the V. . NW SF,
and Mi ivi sec aj- tp lo b., it j c,
VY M.
ADOLPH KOTZMAN, of Prineville,
eountv of Crook, state of Oregon, sworn
statement No0b7. hleil August 4, 1002, fur
the purchase of the SEU Sec 8, tp lo S-, K
10 E.. W M.
HENRY E. BEARD, of Prineville.
eountv of Crook, state of Oregon, sworn
statement No fsM. filed August 4, 1002, for
the purchase of the bKji Sec 2, tp 15 S., R
19 K., W M.
JEFFERSON D. EVANS, of Prineville,
county ol Crook, state of Oregon, sworn
statement No 9bU, tiled August 4, 1002, for
ttie purchase of the -Nh and Y1
SEJ Sec 2, tp 16 H., RUK..W M.
that they will offer proof to show that
the land sought Is more valuahle for its
timber or atone man or agricultural pur
uoses. and to establish tht-lr claim to said
land before M. R. Higgs, U. S. Commis
sioner, ai nis onice at rnneviue. uregon.
on l-mluv, tne 2IIU nay ol January, lllu:;.
Tliey iianu- ni witnesses: Jennie D.
Pickett, Fnest D. Starr, Sarah L Kotzmau
Adolpb fvitziitnii, lliiirv h. iieunl, Jctler-
son D. Evans Thomas M. O't'onnell and
Muhala J. Evans all of Prineville Oregon.
Anv and all nersons claiming adverse
ly the above-described lands are reaueet-
ed to die their claims In this office on or
before the said 2nd day of January, 1903.
JAY P. LUCAS. Register.
023
Kmml Estate for Sal
FOR SALK-A two story dwalling with
bara and oathousea ia tha city of Prioeville.
This property is wall situated aad is covered
bv irrigation. It covers eae-fwartb of a black
aud ia was of ths beat resideuce locatiwna io
tha town. Pnoe reaaeaablo
JOfc'FNAt KIAL ESTATE AMH.N8Y.
Portland-Astoria Route.
Steamer
"BAILEY GATZERT"
Daily Round Trips except SuTidsy.
Time Card
Leave Portland 7 a. ni.
Leave Astoria 7 p m-
Ihe Dalles-Portland Route.
Strs. "TAHOMA" and "K3TLAE0"
Daily trips except Sunday.
Steamer "TAH0MA"
Leave The Dalles, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 s. in
Leave Portland, - Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 a m
Steamer "METLAKO"
Leaves Portland, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Sat unlay : : : : 7 a. m
Leaves Dalles, If mday, Wediiea
day, Eriday : : : : : : 7 a. an.
Ltndiii2 apd ottice: Foot Alder St.
Both Phones Main 351, Portliud, Ore
I AGENTS
J. V Crichton, Agt., The Dulles
A. J. Taylor Agt., Antoria
J. C. Wyatt, Agt., Vancouver.
A. K. Fuller Agent, Hood River
! Wolf i-il it Wvers, Agt., W. Sulmon
R U. (1ILBKETH, Lj Wash,
i IO.) S M. TOTTON. Stttenaon, Wash
H S S ? OLMiSTE. D. Oarsuii, Wash.
I WM. BUTLER, ButUr, Wash.
I" W. Criehton, Agt., Portland
W. Barn;,
Jfiitrxtj ml jCmm,
PRINEVILLE, REQ0N
Jttltrmf.mt-jCmm
PRINEVrUE, OUEQON.
tffjt 91. 3ii9St
PRINETTLLK, OREGON.
C. SBrink
Jfttoraty and Coynjtor Xam
PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
J. L. McCuiiocli,
Donler in Real Estate and Ab
"tractor of Titles.'
PRINEVILLE, ' : OREGON
J P. SSelknap.
SPhytitiam unit Surf ton.
Office in rear of Adamson, Winnek Co
PRINEVILLE, OREGOJfl
& 0 JfyJe, 7t. 2,
PAytfomm and Juryman.
Diaeaseaof women a specialty.
Phone No. 2. Residence back of ths
Phototrraph Gallery.
PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
iTAys4mn. cast Ouryven ,
Calls answered promptly day or nighty Of.
See with Dr, V. Gesner. Residence
corner 1st aud Main streets.
PKINEVILLE. OREGON
W. Ii. SNOOK, HI. D.,
ian aud 81R0C0
CULVER, : : OREGON
Am prepared to answer profes
sional calls promptly.
j. l. Mcculloch,
DEALER IN
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry.
Repairing a Specialty.
Prineville, : : Oregon
POINDEXTER.
Shaving
Parlors
TICE ADKINS, Proprietor
Shaving
haireuttjnsr
8hampooinp;
Baths
A fine bathroom devoted especially to
ths uss of ladies.
Everything up-to-date and strictly
Grst-clsss.
V. A. HARDIN M. D. KLTJM
Contractors and Housebuilders
Painting, Bricklaying,
and Carpenter Work.
60 YEARS
EXPERIENCE
Tradc Marks
DcHrONt
COPYHIQHTt AC.
ssutst avanitlna si akaaich avnrl dMnrtnttirtl Dift
nicklr uwrulM our opiuUxi tne whMher an
Invention La probmblr paUeiitable. CoiumuBiesv
tiouaitrlctijrxintltleatssil. Handbook on PatssuU
twit frM. OldMt ueticr for atMniriHit patent t.
Fatuu taken throuirh Hunn k Co. walrt
HMcitiJ wtiM, wtimt ohargs, la tb
Sckitfitic Hmericatt.
A kandanraeir Hlsatrttad wMklf. Urseat 1r
culaMuu of anr oletitLfle kturnal. 1'erntt, 3
rear; four m-jnthi, L Bold by ail Tiewadtjalera.
nasi
nee. OS r St. Washlusitin. D.
Deputy Stock: Inspectors.
Notice is hereby givon that I have
snnuinted the following named nersons
deputy stock inspectors:
.1. r. I'artwright, Hay urees.
Bam rfainilion
Asnwood.
E. Siarks,
A. Morni,
. M. Smith,
Ruscoe Knox,
T. C. Saain,
J. S. Boiiae,
Alex Mcintosh,
.1. P. Vanlloillen,
I' 8. Cuwles.
dial Hinkl
Sisters.
Haystack.
Haulms.
Post
Bi-ar Cresk
Rowland.
Hardin
Hv CreeK
H ,y Uret k
Slock Inspector Ori.k County,
TIMBER LAND FIN
AL PROOF BLANKS
tor sals t this office nt very reason
able prices. Mail orders proiiiply at
tended to.