Coot Bay Point of View
The railroad content in Oregon
in one which, tfter all, doc not
diocloee any dit-couraginjx feature.
There may he and probably if, a
temporary retention of hostilities
between the Southern Pacific and
the Hill interests, but there is, be
yond question, a very active battle
going on between the Southern
Pacific and the Northwestern.
The stake is central Oregon. The
ultimate result is the occupation
of southwestern 0egon by both
roads and it may be one tr two
others. The road from Vale to
Natron is apparently the active
concern of the Southern Pacific
while the Northwestern is extend
ins it survey westward, and
8ee ms to be making a dank move
ment which mar disturb the
Southern Pacific much more than
the North Bank road ever did, for
should the Northwestern penetrate
to central Oregon and Lake county
and reach the coast in southwest
em Oregon, she would be equi
distant irom San Francisco
the Puget Sound districts,
and
and
have a command of both.
But the Vale-Natron road
18
plainly designed to make the
Drain-Coos Bay line of greater im
portance than was at first sus
pected by the people of Oregon.
It is to be a transcontinental line
which will enable one to take a
sleeper at Coos bay and land in
Denver in due time without pass
ing through Portland, and without
change. It opens up a new coun
try and makes Coos bay a trans
continental terminal whenever the
management decides its interests
demand it. The Coos bay people
have no special reason to worry
over the Southern Pacific company.
It will come to Coos Bay in good
time, provided Coos Bay people
insist upon it, but the way to in
sist upon it is to offer inducements
to the Northwestern people to
come. Marshfield Times.
Fall Sheep Inspection
About September 1, according
to Dr. McClure, the inspectors will
commence upon a general rein-
epection of the bands of the state.
Should scab be found among sheep
pastured upon forest reserves the
owners will be required to dip
twice, immediatelv. Should scab
be found among sheep not on re
serves, the fact will be reported to
the gtate sheep inspector's office,
which will handle the matter.
Since the sheep weie dipped in
accordance with" the state law the
federal men have not been requir
ing that all sheep for shipment be
dipped. Instead, the bands are
merely inspected and if found to
be unaffected and not recently ex-
posed are allowed to go. This
course according to Dr. McClure,
will dow be followed regularly,
and in consequence the sheep
market will benefit to that extent
Previous to the annual dipping all
sheep intended for shipment out
side the state had to be dipped be
fore they could be loaded, whether
actually affected with the scab or
not.
That the general dipping cru
sade on this spring in conforming
with the state law will practically
rid the state of the scab is believed
by Dr. McClure. In his judge
ment there will be but little scab
left after this fall, and next spring
only isolated dipping will be
necessary. Under the sheep law
it is possible for the sheep com
mission to suspend the annual dip
ping provision should the condi
tions justify.
Bring Thousands of Home-Makers
Ihe Portland Commercial Club
once circulated 327,000 leaflets in
thirty days. The Club will begin
next Thursday the circulation of
400,000 somewhat similar prints
in twenty days. The central fea
ture of this leaflet,- a copy of which
it is desired shall accomnanv
every letter that goes out of Port
land and vicinity, is the colonist
rates which begin September 1st
and continue until October 31st,
and should by this time be famil
iar to our readers.
The National Irrigation Congress
at Sacramento September 2-7, is
attracting much attention. A
rate of one fare for the round
trip has been made from Portland
and all points south, and a fare
and a third into Portland from
the - east. Stop over privilege,
without extra cost, will he allowed
for the Oregon Irrigation meeting
at Urants Pass, September 10th,
11th and 12th. Governor Cham
berlain is President of the National
Association, and the state will
send a splendid delegation.
There is great interest through
out the entire northwest m the
visit of Secretary TalU He lands
in Portland on the evening of
September 5th and remains here
all day the 6th. The public will
be given a chance to hear him at
8 o'clock in the evening at the
Armorv. A rate of a fare and a
third has been made from cRoee
bum and points north, and from
Pendleton and point west
Tillamook held a most success
ful celebration last week, Ihe
Knowing of dairy product ana
livestock was especially attractive
to the large delegation of Portland
business men who made the trip
in automobiles.
Men's Suits, Hats and general
Furnishings at about half price at
J. E. Stewarts Co.
Typewriter for Sal.
A bran new Smith Premier Type
writer lor aale at a hargalu. Inquire
At the Journal Ottice.
Remedy for Diarrhoea. Rerer Knows
to FaiL
I want to say a few words for
Chniuberlniu'a Colic, Cholera and Di
arrhoea Remedy. I used thin prep
aration lu my family for the past
five years and have recommended It
to a number of people In York county
and have never known it to fall to
effect a cure In any Instance. 1 feel
that I can not say too much for the
beat remedy of the kind in the world.
. Jeroixon. Spring Grove, York
County, Pa., This remedy la for sale
by I. r. Adaiuson.
For Sale
320 acres 10 miles below Prineville
on IrooKed river: tnree-iourxns oi
mile from school ; all kinds of farm im
piemen ; loO head of hogs, 4 milch
cows, one span of horses. 2 wagons and
harness all to go with the place; M)
tons of hay; I'M acres in alfalfa; good
house and barn and all ottier out build
insrs ; all under (rood fence, mis is an
good alfalfa 'and and will be sold at
bargain on easy terms.
Also 320 acres one mile from Culver
in the HaTStack country: 250 acres in
cultivation, balance pat tare; lota of
water on the place; 12 acres in alfalfa
uood buildings. All on easy terms.
A grocery store and nnllinerv store
on Main street in the city of Prineville
Buildings and stock all on reasonable
terms. . A splendid chance to get
rood business if takes at once. For
urther particulars inquire of
T. F. MeCALLISTER,
8-22tf Prineville, Oregon
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.
Notice for Publiaiation.
Unitasd States Land Office,
The Dalles, Oregon.
Notice ia hereby (riven that in com
pliance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An
act for the sale of timber lands in the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory," as extend
ed to all the Public Land States by act
of Angu8t 4, 1SU2, the following named
persons have bled in this on ice their
sworn statements, to-wit:
Raymond 1. Hovt,
of Portland, county of Multnomah, state
of Oregon, sworn statement No. 4tKH,
tiled April 22,1907, for the purchase ol
tlieSEJi SE)i, SEhi and NEJ
S4' of Sec. 6, tp. 14 s, r 18 e., W. M.
William D. Hovt,
of Cambridge, county of Washington,
etate of New York, sworn statement No.
4003, filed April 22, 1907, for the pur
chase of the S NEJ, SE SEy. and
Lot 2 ol Sec. e, tp. 14 s, r 18 e. W. M.
And will oner proofs to show that the
lands sought are more valuable for the
timber or Htone thereon than for agricul
tural purposes, and to establish their
claimato said lands before the Register
and Receiver, at The Dalles, Oregon, on
Novembers, 1907.
Ihey name as witnesses: Raymond
D. Hovt, of Portland, Oregon; R. E.
Jones, William G. Balfour and John W.
Kitter, of Prineville, Oregon ; W llham
D. Hoyt, of Cambridge, New York.
Anv and all persona claiming ad
versely any of the above-described lands
are requested to file their claims in
this office on or before the eaid 6th day
of November, 1907.
S-29p C. W. MOORE, Register.
Notice for Publication of State's Selection
United States Land Oflice,
Dalles Oregon, August 17, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that on May 2,
1907, the State of Oregon, by its duly
authorized agent, in due form, filed in
this office an application to select as in
demnity school land the NEJ NE of
Sec. 26 tp. 20 s, r 22 e., W. M.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
vernely the aDove-descnbed lands, or
desiring to object to the allowance of
the same, should file their claims or ob
jections in this office on or before the
11th day of October, 1907.
C. W. MOOKK, Register.
Notice for Publication of State's Selection
United States Land Office,
The Dalles, Oregon, Aug. 17, 1907
Notice is hereby given that on May 2,
1907, the state of Oregon, by its duly
authorized agent, in due form, filed in
this office an application to select as in
demnity school land the NKJ NEW of
Sec. 7, tp. 18 s, r 16 e W. M.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above-described lands, or desiring to
object to the allowance of the same,
should file their claims or objections in
this office on or before the 11th day of
October, 1907.
C. W. MOORE, Register.
Notice for Publication of State's Selection
United Stated Land Office,
The Dalles, Oregon. Aug, 17, 1!K)7.
Notice is hereby given that on July 5,
1907, the State of Oregon, by its duly
authorized agent, in due form, filed in
this ollice an application to select as
indemnity school land the SE NKJ
of Section 26, T. 16 s, r 18, e., W. M.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above-described lands, or
desiring to object to the allowance of
the mine, should file their claims or
objections in this oflice on or before the
llth day of October, 1907.
C. W, MOOKE, Register.
Professional Cards.
U. Jf. Cummi'ny
llittturitn l HnUu Umj SlHl.le
Q C. SSrix
Cflc with Uro. V. lUritt
Ortfn
&. Ciuttt
jf Hermf-mt-jCmm
ZPrimtmi,
(CVa Sjfn
SBelknao & Cdwards
Jfir atfW f
Cmt mm
Orf
O. JCydo
SAfMtmm
.
Call Aniuiii -orTLT Dtt o hwht
Orru- On loo s-vth or ammuh
PkcwStok. Barth v(He n renj
tvnee lelepttone.
Ortfmm
SI. SStffs
E. C. PARK
Importer and breeder of high-grade
Poland China JToys and SSfaek
jCanyshan Chickens
Yoone stock for sale. Address
Redmond, Oregon.
Timber Land. Act ot June 3, IMS,
Notic far PabUcatiasm.
I niud State Land Ottice.
The Dalle. Orea-on, June ti, ISJ7.
Notice is herebv given that in cotnpl
ance with the provisions ol the act of Von-
eres of June 3. IfiTM, entitletl "An act for
the sale of timber lands in the Stales of
California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washing
ton Territory," as extended to all the I'uU
lie Land tiUtes by act of August 4,
Nellie B. Compton
of Grixily, county ot CraHit, State of Ore
gon, ha on Nov. 23, 19ID, (ileal in this
office heraworn statement No. 3tit, for the
purchase of the low 2. 3 and 4 and SK'i
NWK of section No. 19, in township No. 12
8, range No. 16 E, W. M, and will olfer
proof to show that the land sought i more
vajuame tor its unioer orio:ie aiiaii ittr
igricultural purposes, and to establish her
friini to said land before the county clerk
at Prineville, Oregon, on the 12th day of
September, 19U7.
ii r....... . t;il;n...
Due (tallies as w laiiaewo . a. aiiiiaiu .na-
Meekin. Albert Cubit, 8. W. Compton,
Charley McKiniey, all of Grixily, Oregon.
Any anil all pentons ciain-ing aaiverseiy
the above-deacri lied lands are reaUeleal to
tile their claims in this othce on or before
said 12th day of frieptemher. 1'7.
i- ttr W.uaUL Li...:u..,.
V. -1 v v a. a, aara;iva i
Timber Land, Act June , 1S78 Notice tor
Publication.
United Hiate Laml Office,
The Dalle, Oreaton, May a, 1W7.
Notice 1 hereby ntven that in cniiiDlliaiice
with the provisions of the act cf Congress ol
June S, 1K7S, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands ill the State of California, tM-e-eou.
Nevada, and Washinicton Ti rrinry," a
extended to all the Public Land mate by act
of Augtut 4, Wl,
Martn E.aitn tvttriir,
of Portland, county of Mulmomah, state of
Oregon, has on October , 1J, filed
In tats ouice ner sworn staierneiii no.
&07, for the - purchase of the lots
3, 4. and and BE1: of section No. 6,
in townsnip io. 14 rantte .o. is r.., n. m.,
and will offer proof to show that Ilie land
soiiirht i more valuable for it timtier or stone
than lor aKricnltural puroses, aim lo aftttatiiisti
her claim to said land before the county clerk,
at Prineville, Oregon, on the 10th day of 8e
tember, 11W7.
She names a witnesses: K. E. Jon?s. wettie
C. Jones. John W. Kittor, Kobert iemaris,
all of Prineville, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming drenelr Ihe
above descritied lands are reapiesta-d to file
their claims In this office on or be lore said
loth day of September, PJlrt.
7-4 C. W. Moor. Register.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the fnlerfor.
Land oflice at The Dulles, (Intjim
July 1, 117
Notice I hereby given that
I.AHK K. ELLIOTT
of Prineville, Ore., ha filed notice of hi In
tention u mane nnal commutation proor in
support of hlsclalm, via: hdtneHLead entry No.
114:12, mnde:Heptemtjer 9, lif"2, for the it',
NWJ4, K'A NW(4 and NW 8 Hec 22,
township 18 south, rnnve a) K, w M, and
that said proof will be made before the county
clerk, at Prineville, Oregon, on Heptemler 2,
1H07.
He name the following witnesses to prove
hi continuous residence upon, and cultiva
tion of, the land, viz: Krunk Post and Har
vey V. Dunham of Post, Or., John A. Mobler
and Walter Elliott of PtlnevlUe, Or.
7-25 C. w. MOORE, BeglHler
Notice of Sale of Seal Estate.
Notice is hereby given that in pur
suance of an order of the County Court
of the State of Oregon for Crook County,
made on the 5th day of August, 1907, in
the matter of the guardianship of Floy
Slayton and Kdith Fern Slayton, minors,
the undersigned, the guardian of said
minors, will sell at private sale, for cash,
gold coin of the United States, subject
to confirmatfon by said County Court,
after the 27th day of .Sept., 1907, at his
office in the First National liank, of
Prineville in Prineville, Oregon, all the
right, title, interest and estate of the
said Floy Slayton and Edith Fern Slay
ton in ana to all the Pillowing dcHorilii'il
real property, to-wit: the southeast our
ter of Section Thirty F'our and the W est
half and the West half of the Northeast
quarter and the West half of the Mouth
east quarter of Section Thirty Five in
Township Fourteen South, of Range
Sixteen East of Willamette Meridian in
Oregon; also Lots Five and Six of Block
Three in the Third Addition to Prine
ville, Oregon, according to the plat
thereof as the same appears of record in
the office of the County Clerk of Crook
County, Oregon ; also Lot numbered
Eight ami the East half of Lot numbered
Seven of Block Two of that part of the
City of Eugene which was originally
platted and recorded as the Elias Stew
art Addition to Eugene in Lane County,
Oregon.
Terms and conditions of sale: cash,
gold coin of the United States.
(8-15) T. M. Baldwin,
Guardian of the property of Floy .Slay
ton and Edith Fern Slayton, Minors.
JaW ' J.
Men and Team Wanted.
14 head t hoi-Men un.l t.nir men t
work la harvcHt; will have 80 or H.
it.vt run; will tuiv t-.' to t'l .VI i-r
lay for men. ft.iMt it soan tor
orx,- mitt hoard a.-inie, Allrvn
l.l Im T. c. or J. 11. Moki.ikon
tlnix Valley. Sherman County. Ore.
Notice To Crvtlitor.
Nolle ia lirrrtw kiyi,, by the under-
ji;ne.l ilie ailiiitniMrnttir if lli KdImi of
John I'rltir. defeased, Ui Ilie creditor ol
and all other er-n liKVuiar elaim
HaiAitMt naial deeettMHl to iirvKem them to
the unitei-nicued i the ajltii- nt M. K
Klhott, in rrineville, Uretton, within i
mouth trvin Ilie lirst publication of tint
notic utttlt the proper ouelier.
I tut, ..I ,1., iai, .l..a. aaf i .av likIT
M lOM t'lKKH
Admttiixtntoiof the Kt(ue of John Prior.
lleeetiMHl. o
Timber ljuut, Aet J II III' a, ISOS.
N.tio fur Publication.
t'llile.t lHte Unit OK.,
Tin' IfeUe. Orea.iu. M IW. Hurl.
fioiiee U herebv :iv'H ttrnt in etuueUMni-,-
ith the provliueu et the ft it eiitfrtH ol
Junes, 1H.N. eiuuWtt -'An for Hie ie ut
lmiH-r Uii.tn in uteuK'oi i-uliAirni. Oregon,
NevU, uil ii:uiii:io!i IVrriU'ry." extend-
to all die putilk luiid iie ly Mlul Auul 4,
Pule Jones
ot I'rluevtlle. Coiiiuv ol Crook. Site o! Oreirou
niu on 'tteiHiM-r i, iwn nteti tu nil onie
but w,ru tii(eitioiil No. Xjtkl. lor tile euri'luue
ol the vt, m,l4 M1' 4 llil e-4 neol livtloll
sno iu low iittiui' ,M. , rnitiie rto, i.v
lot Mill offer '..l to ftlow ItlHl Ihe Utltt
MHitfht is morv vliiMl.le ior Us umlieror stone
ths.il lor SKrieiiituritl iur)HM-, hii.1 loesiHlthnn
hlsetsuu lu wit.l tHitt h.-lore the ,Hinniy vlerk,
t I'rineviHe, Oreiion. en Hie liuh ily ot Sep.
leiuU-r, 1KJ1.
He nm itners: Itvmu t'ilv. A. I .
KuiKhu n. KoU rt b. miiiimu, I'rl K Mlnkler,
u 01 rrineille. tir'iion.
Aiit int 11 i.TiHiift eUiiiilim .tverH-tv the
unv ilmrtml uiuls sre reil.-l(Hl lotllelh
eUiuu lu ihin ortit mi or U-i.tu hu! loth iy i
ta..l.LU. u lajlll I
C. W. MOOKK, KotfWU'r.
Notic of Wood .Delmiy.
to htrt patrot.K that lu will tlollvor
WtHHl tVO OrtVll 111 till Wil'K HUO
want the iuuUctoUar thin Iu mUul
whon onU t iuy: m that tvy will not
Ih liiciftiivotiivuoUHl Uy tlu tMay,
Notice of 1 inal Settlement,
lathe Count) ; turt of the Suite oftrt
n, for CrvKk t'ouiitv.
Iu thf limit. rut tiv feUuto of J. H. Krllt-y,
Noitvtf l lierftty itivi'tt. thst Or-o L, KflU'y.
Iht vxiH'utrix ol tfw lnl wilt unit ivMtmunt ol
j. K. Kollvy, tl I, tlU'tl hi lite Uvi
nnuiwl ouurl h r Hul n.-nmiii, aiot Iht4 Mh
tiny ol Aupc m?it , .'AT, nt ttiv hour ol tvii oVIim k
in'thv Um'iMttm h! U'n. h orth-r o( Ihv
Wvi ittttiHit toiiri, Axt1 tho tunc (or li'r-
ill)C Of ol')t-IitillS tti OlO UtH ftinl Nil JH'WIW
rnv hfrvity notifhil u iifar tu the ibv
eiititU'! rotirt n or tH'(rv u tmu itit r
viit any obj tioim II thvro ny urh lo
MtU r iKrt or tn- (orvvr h'lnrrvl tnirvtrom.
6-A it RACK L. K KLi.KY,
Atlminitrtri ol (ho Ut will nmt utuii'iO
olJ.il. Klhy.
Timber latntl Act June S, lSTH. Notlot for
IMIilll'Utlain.
l!nlleal Mliilea Land Orfliae,
The lkulla', a inui Hi, June 6, 1'07,
Notice la hereliv given that In eotitpltaitav
with the prnvNluns of Ilie act of eamgressof'
June , IsTH, entitled "An act for lliesaleofi
UlilU-r laml in Ihe stiite taf C'lllirornla. tn
gain. Nevaila and Washington TaTriiory," as
exlenla-aj la, nil lite pnlillu tuiiil rUiU by aet
of August 4, IfJ.
J.na.'lih K. Taylor
of Prineville, caamity of Crunk, state ot Ore khii,
haw on January 1. hi:. nil-. I in this ortlce
his sworn slstcliia nt. No. 77V, lair Ihe purchase
of the N1, tj. SKI, Ml1, ami NVa NK', of
section So. Jl, itt hot niliip No. l;i saitith, range
So. 16 b Vt M . atul ill oiler prttaif lo show tiial
the Ismt saHis'ht is more valualile lor lis liluiaa'r
or stone (iian fur laiirta'tiitttral piiriios.-, anil laa
establish hi claim to said lattil helore the
camntv clerk. ni pritti'ViUe, t'ra'Kaiit, on the lllh
alav of S'-.a-lilU'r, l'.7.
lie rtattta'S as uitmssa's: S'utn K. Mct-oiii,
C. John Suii l'.in.i. J. K. Mi Kliiimej', J. 1),
Evans, all til I'riheville, tircitou.
Any am! all persons eiaimihic ailvenat-ly the
apaive-ai'-saTilieil latl'ts are reaiiteslcat to file
their t-Uiuia In litis oMU-e on or before said lllh
day of September
-!3p C. W. MooRI, Keiilster.
GO
HORIGAN
FOR
Choicest Meats
We are prepared
better than ever. We have
stock of
BEEF,
MUTTON,
Fish, Game and Vegetables in Season
If you want to buy in quantity call on us.
We handle all kinds of country produce.
HORIGAN
THE OWL
m ft-1 v vA.,. 4
1 ji m
R. B.. ADAMS, Proprietor
Timber Unl, A. t June . !:.
NstK fsf rblkli.
I'llllisl Hlkte l Offi. e,
The PIU. Oo'iton, June 1 '!.
Not lee is heret'y Biwii H.M i eotnelism-e ,
ll hlln' pro Lions ol the . I l "Iiki ol l
jiine. ):, entiib-.l "An ! tor the mieoti
linilwr Un.l" In II"' OIl.' ol vsiuornm -r.- i
(nil, N.', 1 lli. olillltfloll l.'iill.ny."
exit ll.l,sl tat ll Hie I'tiblle ltiel Suies 1') m I
tf A ii,.l. I . tiJ,
llertisr.! W . tbts.
ot I'rtllet Ilie, a-aitintv ot Crook, slle ol or. .ll,
has am IVe. J, l. (U.-'l III llil olln at ltl
aaatrn slitl' illi'lll, No. i s:jM, hir Hi" pur. I.it ol
the .!, ail savlla.ll . MV4 n.
Vi4 M.tt,i( savllaitt NO., Ill lonnsltlp r
l;i a. rsniie No Is k. Si. sn.l mill off. r il lo
ttltaiat, thst that 111.1 sought Is more attliittiilt'
lair lis 1 1 in Ur or stone tlisit for sen. timirai
titlrtHises, n.l lat (Vatst.llslt bts f Ultlt laa sai.I
allal U'lor the t'a.unlv . I. rs at I'll". Ilie,
Ora'ipni. otl the Itllh tlay ail K.'.tt'inK'r ll'I.
He names as ttmia'.: v . It Hui..lt, J.
W. I'iiUiii., It. P. Si llaliap. I,. II. Ijtlvlla'tle all
III Prlltea lle, Ota'Holl
Ana and all pa rmms t'lalittitiat a.lvrsa l) the
above al,aa-rilH-al laii.l are ra.pl. I.'.l lo tile
lii.'ir a-taiiiis In thtsottiee on or U'laare waul lot It
tiny ol Sapient her, iwt,
-M C. V. MOOKK, H.ailslajJ-.
Tinnier I ami. Aet June 3. 1ST.
Natirt far Nolitaltts.
t'llilal Spiles l.dtid tMllee,
' The Ptilles, liresaiii, July I I, li'T.
Naitia-tf is hervhy (;lven that in e.unpli-ni-e
with the prtiYiMott ail Hie net of I on
arreai of June ,1, 1,S?S, rittitle.l Ail net (a.r
the le ol tiltiiier land in the Plate ol
t'alifaariiia, tireicon, Neviola. and Washing
ton Territory, " as enteii.lotl tai nil Hie -i'i-lie
I jtnd Male by aet of Atliiiisl 4. I :.',
Laiiits M, llo.lt;.'",
of rrineville, eoiintv aif t'raiol.. Stnle..!'
traatii. ha this day lllel in tin olhee his
aworii "tnlenieiit No. for lite pine ute
tifthe N'S NK1.. tK NK', ol Seallant II.
aiiat !l NV', of rMa'lion I.', In
Township So. l;l tS liaiitte No, IS K,, V,
M., and will oiler prottt to slntw that the
laittt Htiicht is Inure vnlmthle for lt tint-
Ut or hlouf tlin Ur m;i it uliurul tu r -t.
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for the t'tiiintv Clerk til l'i inea. Ilie, O.e.
gon, on the 'JSnt day of SepieniN-r, 1:C
He ttaiites as Itnc-ea: W. II Huston,
John W. Collins, ol 'rrineville, Oregon,
Anv ami all pcrsains etiiliniiig inlv. rscly
the altove-deM-rtlavd Initds are tvapii-'teal t.i
111 their atlalin lit Hit ottice am or bclaire
ald itnl day of September, P'X.
7-ltartf C. W. Mtaa'NK, licgi-ta-r
Netit fur rblklta.
Depart ment l Hie Interior,
I .ami Otllee nl The Diil'.e. Oregon.
AuguKi i, irn.tr.
Notice I hereby given Unit
Adr. M. Taylor,
aif rrineville, Oregon, h;i tiled iii'lice of
her intention to mat, fin! live vettr pronf
ill Miipport of her claim, vis: lloinesleail
entry No. ltW tMK.Ie April t'r.'. fur Hie
n1 net, and ntt nr', of section town
ship H aottili, rnnire It e. w. in., and tlint
aial praail" will lie made before the eaitnity
cli-rlt, tit rrineville, Oregon, on r-cpMiila r
l, IW'T.
She name lite following iliiaic to
prwve her i-oiitiiiilous re'lilem e npni. and
eultittitiott of the lain', via. T. V. Mi--CnlliMcr
Jacob It. Merrill, J'tiues M. Mont
gomery. I barley Maiiirtmtnery.n'l of rnm--Ville,
Oregon,
(vjap C. W. MoaiK, Itegister.
Noicc for l'tihlicitititi.
Departinetit of the Interior,
Land Ofli.e ut The Dulles, On mm.
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Notice is herebv eiven tint!
AlftiliU Wilson,
of l'rilleajille, Oregon, Ioih llled Inilue of
her Inlentioii pi louke limit t'oiiiiiiiiUliun
prtnif iu tipiirt of ber cbiint, i: loita
.-lead entry So, 1 lti'17 inade Atit'nt 1 '.
i ,,r ie (st. yi 1U ;t ,! ,,
lion 4. tott nsliiti Is stnitti, riimte HI e, w
and that said proof will be made la-fort lite
county clerla, til I'riiievillt), Oregon, mi
HepieniU'r P, l'.r'7.
she nainei the following witnca.a--a to
prove her continuous re-ii!ein e iinii, an I
cultivation ot the land, in: M. I'ttra l.e
Collin, llert M. Wilson, lieoitre K. Miuili.
ltoltert I.. Kilt-bing. all of Pritirt ilie. t ire.
(tp C. W. MonKK, llegiater.
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to serve our many patrons
always on hand a select
PORK,
VEAL.
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Hats, Shoes and
Clothing
A complete line of
Gent's Furnishings
at Prices that you can
afford to pay. Call
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you the goods and
quote you our prices.
A Choice Line of
Cigars & Tobaccos
CASH STORE
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Long & Snoderly
iH'Hlors in Kino Wiuen, Mtutr nnl
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mellow Hnvtir. Sole RtMit for Hop (ioltl
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SMITH & I'LKKK, I'it.i Kirr.'Ha
Domestic and Imported Liquors, Wines
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Shaniko Storage &
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Shaniko, Oregon
General Storage, Forwarding
AND
Commission Merchants
Denlern in Bliiekrimith Coal, Flour, llarlmtl Wire,
Nailn, Cftrntint, Liniii, Coal PlanUir, Sulphur,
Wool and (Jrain, Sacks and Twino,.(!raifi antl Ktn-d.
Agents for WaHCo WanilimiHO Milling Co'h. "Whitu
Hiver" and "DalleH Patent" Flour, Highi-nt pricw
piiid for Hides and Peltn.
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Special Attention in paid to
Haling for KiiHtern Shipments;.
Stock Yardit with all the latent and lrent f iicil ititH v
for Handling Stock.
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T. F. BUCHANAN, Proprietor
I'KINKVILLIC, OKI,(,ON
Stock hoarded hy the day, weik or month at
UeaHonahle rates. Itememher tm when in -Prineville.
Ratbh IlKABONAni.E. Wo have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
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