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The Place for Real Bargains
Boise & Western R. R.
Continued from first page-
any quantity above 40 acres.
"We secured the grant lands for
the purpose of opening them up to
purchase," said John E. Burchard.
"Within 30 days a stream of
R. L JORDAN
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For a store where best qualities are com
bined with moderate prices? ThU is
the place you seek without a doubt. If
yh you don't think
g CK J chandise and
!. TK Wnn
you'll be obliged
ties are Highest and our Prices the
- t . ... - - -
Men's $10 suits
Men's 12 suits
Men's 15 suits
Men's 18 and
Ladies' White Skirts, $1.50 values at
S 5c; $1.25 values at S5r, $1.00 values
at 60c
Ladies Night Gowns, $1.25 values at
. 75c $1.00 values at 55c.
We just received a big
assortment of Men's,
Misses and Boys Straw
Hats.
settlers will begin to coupon the
lands, entering at Ontario, the
most available point at this
moment. - -We . have already
shipped two carloads of automo-
j biles to Ontario for use in taking
customers upon the lands.
.'Our plans contemplate the
to
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ew Spring
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so just compare our mer-
prices with any you please.
the? comoarsion the more
W
to admit that our quali-
in
Specials
rsi
for ...
for :
for
$20 suits for.
$7.00
8.50
.$10.00
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settlement of the territory through
colonisation, and the most practical
methods to accomplish that end
will be adopted. It is possible
that we will enter into contracts
with sub-agents for the colonization
of sped fic: tracts. , I am already
in receipt of a number of applies
O
Have
LIVELY -
Comp
any
welcome all old
Customers.
Goods
tons fr0M rm
ufiuna such responsibilities, and
rrJIaui going to consult with them
about h.
"Th ihing I want to uik plain
s,to tht eoitlc of Oregon Is hat
Jy this Ian J is now within the reach
of th peopl. We are going to
send that new alt over the world
'and tho people are coming to Ore
"We will join with Louis V. Hill
presidtnt of the Grout Northern,
in his public plans, the operation
of special trains and cars ladn
jjjwuu uregou , products Deing a
. a
feature of advertising which has
utm mnu vu nring luararuiT
A good results.
1 "And while I am speaking of
13 1 the railroad situation I must do
JVcline to say anything which could
j more properly be said by the Hill,
is They are building their own rail
$J roads, but it is not likely that we
- .,.i.i v.. - 11 1. 1
sura of money in purchasing the
J grant and have arranged for the
J tremendous expenditures which
Xl will be imosed upon us by the
B plan in view unless the Oregon A
M Western Colonization Company
U had pretty good assurances that
74 the necessary railroads would be
H built. They are a prime requisite
j the success of our endeavor.
"Offices for handling the business
Ju .tion Comranv will be ooened in
Portland, St. Paul, Kansas City,
Chicago, Cintfd and such points
as may appear advantageous.
"It is impoa ible to announce
the price at which the lands will
be offered, but it .may be stated
that they will range from 115 to
$200 an acre. Each tract w 11 be
separately examined and appraised
hv on riArta Tha Anlritj
ntvm whiVh f ha lanrlj nt o Iia riit,
1 chased will be varied to suit each
applicant. Terms of payment will
be made so that any person who is
honestly wanting a home and is
willing toga upon the land for
that purple will be given all the
lime he may need to pay out. We
t It.. !J. J II
nu. mo iuua eriiieu up iuu nut
be content to receive our money
during a long period of years.
"The Oregon & Western Colon
i:ation Company will stand be
bind the construction of irrigation
works where that plan of firming
must be adopted. We will investi
gate what the irrigation companies
now operating in that section of
the state are doing, and where they
can make a success their plans will
STEVE YANCEY
RB AM
bought out the
JORDAN - LANIUS
and are
Coming .In. Give tas a
bo encouraged. Hut where 0(1 r
capital may be needed to place the
water on the lands it will be
ready."
Messrs. urchard and Movler
will leave tonight for Ontaii,
where an outfit awaits them. They
will leave Ontario on Monday even
ing, beginning the .apprait ement of
the lands and the fixing of values.
S'ltletnenl U exjweted to begin on
tho fruit lands of the Ontario dis
trict, working wt and north.
The first lands to be sold on the
west end of th grant will probably
be in the vicinity of fiend and
Prineville. '
Within the tract which passes to
the ownership of the Saint Paul
corporation are s numl er of thriv
ing cities, including Prin villr,
with 5000 population; liurns, with
a population ct 3500; Vale, with
5000 popu)ntion, and Ontario, a
city of COO). A large number if
smaller cities and towns, now cut
on from railways, will be given the
advantages of new lines and
promise to show a rapid develop
ment.
The lauds present s varied cata
logue of resources. For 100 mile
along the grant there are signs of
oil and natural gsi has been dc
veloped with a pressure of 125
poundi to, the square inch. In
several districts which are moun
tainous there are indications of
ore and much of this 'land is min
eralised. The agricultural lands,
which form the great bulk of the
total, are diversified, offering s
large number of irrigation projects,
several exceedingly rich valleys, of
which the Harney valley, 40 miles
wide and 80 miles long, is the most
notable, immense areas of fruit
lands and large tracts suitable for
cereal crops, sheep-raising and
general ranching. Much of the
land has never been examined in a
thoroughly scientific manner, and
the natural retources, although
known to be great, are by no means
thoroughly explored.
The land involved in the pur
chase was originally granted to the
state of Oregon in 1S55 by the
United States Government, and
was turn granted by the state to
the Williamette Valley & Cascade
Mountain Road Corporation, form
ed for the purpose of constructing
a highway serosa tho state. Hut
very little of the grant to lie road
corporation ever passed from its
owmrship nnd the grant when
transferred, to the new land cor
poration by purchasi was pract'
prepared
and hew
cally Inturt. Ths Southern Pacific
croirs the eastern end of the
grant which penetrate the Wil
lamette Valley. It croisi-s the
Cascade by way of .Sanita 1'',
sud includes large tra'M along tho
Crooked Uiver, a tributary of the
Dotcbutcs, Malhur Uivr and a
number of other rivers aud streams.
There is no litigation pending
against any portion of tho grant
except one friendly action brought
to piotoct rlpsrian and water
right on the Dwchute. The own
er of the property wete largely
French Investors acting through
I.asard Freres, of Taris. In the
tran for the titles trancferred by
the French owner to an individual
for convenience, were transferred
to the new Oregon A Western Colo
nisation Company, A number of
nreviou otter were tnauo lu
French Investors, but they took
the position that they would sell
the entire grant or none, and
refused s number of very profitable
propositions for the developmet of
individual irrigation projects.
Th Saint Paul corporation closed
with them on the basis of the sale
of the entire grant at their fixed
price, and has taken over all the
Und without respect to clwsiflca
tion.
Notion of FIdkI Sattlciutnt.
NutW la hort'hjr clvril, r Ih umlrralannl
lh (.Imlnl.lralor (( ibof.mlr of h. H KIh.vimii
itcfvaM-il, thai h ku ttmtlr and Hint IUi tlx
iMrli ol lh roitnty ctitrl hia tliiat at-iuiilini
ul hla UlniiraiUin tl mi4 riii- ami IU
lh immiiiIv rwurl ha at Mnuttnr. thvailiitay
ol Juno, IVIU. al lu oVInt'i In I ! torvnmiii. al
Ih (Hmnljr rutin runm In frliirvllla. HrH'n
a ilia lima ami piara lor unarm aim miiiiii
aalil Snal aiwMiiOnc At oliuh II in am
fiat' any tMirMtn tniriHiiil In mI1 ratate niajr
a)Mar ami ouj.vt In aall anal atH'ttutitiiia .
IwU'd 1I1U Hit tlay jtl May, l'.m.
K.T. SUVr.w
Alnilnltrator ol Ilia aaUtaotS. K. Ma) lutl
lTal,
Notice of Sale of Sttte Lands.
Notice is herol given that the Plate
Ijind Ruarl will miiv tealeit 1II
until 10 o'clock a. tn., Jane S, lu10, for
the following catcnbetl acliool lamia
IO-U:
All of Section 18. T. 59R.R.9 V.
All of Hci Ion t. T. 31 8. K. a W.
The SWi;. VU of 8Kti ami l 3
ami 4, Section 111, T. 32 S.lt. 1.1 W.
Alt of heclton ltl, T. 3 8. It. 13 W.
The NS, of S', inl Ita I, 2, 3 am! 4
of Section lit, T. 41 S. K. IJ W.
TheNWV of NW, NK4' an.l NK
ol ol Section Hi, T. 3 r. K. Ti r.
Iota 1. .?,3J ami IhKW of
Ol bt.yi ot action 10, r. K. Id!
Ixlal.2, 3,4, and thaWt nfK.t,.
ES of tt'J,, tiWtaj of NW$ ami W, ol
SUV of Suction :id, T. 1 H. K. It K.
All bids mut lie ( rMiipaiinil hy a
regularly xbtiHl appUfaiion lo pur
chase ami at least one tilth of the
amount offered.
No bid of lea than (7.50 per acre will
be couimJercd.
Tin riirht is reserved to reject any
and all bid.
Application and bids Should b ad
dreaanl to i. (. Brown, Clerk State
Land lioard, Paluni, Oregon, and mark
ed "Application and bid to purchase
state lands." O. (1. Hhown,
Clerk Htata Land lioard.
Dated March 24. lull). . 3 31
OLIVER ADAMS
GO
Notice fwr Publlctioa.
lK'iutrlx-iil of tli Iiilrrlor, l H. I.ml
(iin. i ilm IMlw, trvH. Ai'iit imh,
I'.iiu.
fulU hrrv!y jrWi'ii Hint
A urn.' M. Mnvtul.l,
.r rrlnrvllli'. Own lm. on April
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fNiinlilliti rlBlniM tlic Imiil ( li i 1 il
Ht III. ollU. t I'llllI'VIIlK, UrvKim, Oil Hi
.11 t iUy ul My. mill.
rmiiimni nniiuw wunfwB. j
Irr. Irvliis II. hAiiil-, Jiinioa t'raiii, lUnry
Hmilli, all of t'rlnllli, itrrMttn, '
i-.i i:. W. MlHHt K, lie l
Notlt ff I'ublk'Mtloil.
IVrmrtnixiil uf tli Ititrrtnr, t',1. .ni
nmrealTlio tmllrn. Virf M, Anll lull,
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ulii l hirvl'Jf glvrll Hi!
W1III11111 1. J lii.i-i.n.
of I'uyII llultix, (IrrKiiu, uliii, t.tt Nkvi-iii.
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(i,lti7,) Nil. I.ts. Ir M4, hn-iiun l,
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i. ntiiiti In mall Himl llr-vrr I'rvx.l, to
v.uUllxli eluuii H th luil l-vrtM!rli-l,
Hlur Warrvii llrtmii, I'uiu ljr '!'rk al lil
olllr. at rrlliPVlllr, Olr.m, oh III 3ll
av of May, lulu.
( iNiuiaiil tmiur " wiiiivwai . piinin ,
H. tlMi'li, Juiii'-a Turn, 'lrnnt ,N,
I iirnrr, I hoiniu K, Milmiicl all of INw'll
Untie, Oftroii. t'. W. MiKlKK,
4-3ip Ui'tfti-ur,
Notice fur Publicatioa.
IMaHtiM'iit
t'.rV IjuiJ (iltlc
IMaHiiHiil nf llw liil'rtor. .
al TH laiih-a. urmf.wi.
May rl. mi.
Nolle la ttorf tv alvrn Itml
of Hnal. Omrnn, lws mi lin-rmlwr Tlh, 111,
IimoiI W. Kutti.
mal- llommnul, iHt'iinl Pitt, inni.1 no, num.
araHK'i. and K'tH. rwrllon II. Town.
hip It M. ,n III, llaoga la W lllxliii
MTlillaa. Iia Slrl notlfa o( Inli-nlloii lu
maka Hnal tlVK-r'ar pnail, lo aalaoitah llm
to Ilia liinil almva Jrrr iil, Iwrom Warn
li,i i. i ouniT t'lrra, al hu im al I'Hiw
vllln, liraoii, unlla .I'll ilii of Juiw, li,
t'lalmaiil riant-a -a wlinraa: Monro W,
Hin..,,l. II, lim r . r Ir.-lill.l. IMr I laln.of
IN.I, in. a.m. fc.ln. ,iii.l 1. frnlilr, of liliw
) lll. Miu. V. . M'X'HK.
l Hmlalrf
Aainlaintratrla Htlca.
KIh' U hrlir IB, Ihal Ilia unliiid
hn.lx-vll ai'fulnlol lr llm t'oiitiiy I mi r I ol
Ih aimrol urrfoii hr Cnu'li nmni, a.lmliiU
tmina ul Hi rial ol Holamlo arn-h, tl
ra.vl. ami all twrauua lia iiif rlalui aialn.l
aalil vaiai ara narb imilll, .! lu (irwiil ll
aanip wiih t'rur vum-hrra lu 111 itmli'raiaii!!
at ai r.'k, Crook l uumv, Hrvaon, aulnu
al itioiiiba It. mi ih ilal ul Ihla uoltr,
llalml Say 1J, 1910.
Haittua A rt"".
Aitmlnlalrairli of th ratal ul Hoiamtu Car
rlali, din-aamt. W. A. B"ll,
Allorni jr lor aalat.
Motic lr f'tiallcatton.
triartiiiaiil of III) Inlsrtfr. t. H. llnl
Oinrvat ill l'ullvi, Urivm, April .'iiU,
lillO.
hulk la tirMr nlvrn that
Alvla 1, Junoa,
of I'rliievlllp. Urtmin, alio, on Vtlr
l ull, t'.ml, inula lloiiml'aii, (Srlal So,
03, No. INK lor K'l (Vvi, riK'J.
Part ion . Tuanaliiti li Houlh, Kaua 1,1
Ka.l, Willjin.'lia Wrriilian, liaa lilnl
not i fu iitlvntion to nioka Kiial ir-yrar
Crwof . to ttaltili claim to Ilia land aouv
Uracriuril, brfura Warwn Uruwn, futility
Clvrk at lila tiltlm. al I'rliiavilla, Or.-ami.
on th lt day of June. I'JIU.
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KttlnM. . wilham II. l-.filn, Wiiilam If.
M,i..y. Calhonn t;, all of IVIi
it nit-.
Oil! HI.
0. W. IihiI( K,
lliH'"-r.
Notlr to Cradittira.
In tlial'ouniv four! uf Ilia HUta of Orv(n
for t'naik riui.
In I ho mat irr of Ilia Hlnlof l.ll.lil Turner,
!) wd.
Noll-v la hrrrltr ilvra thai th mlr.
alainit haa l'rn aiiliilri Ailmliil-liHlur of
thu ilal of l llilila I urnvr, dm-aavd, b ll
aiaiv rnlllli it Court, and all twrann liarln
rlalma aaainat ilir aald tuiat am hrrrlif r
uut'Nli U and tuilinml la iiroarnt llirm In to
duly vrrlllvd al mv rlilrir n-ar ISiwrll
Hutu, or lo llro. W, Hum, at hla im. In
llm . Il r I'rliKivlll. I naik MHltll. Urraoll.
wllliln all inolitlia from Hi dala of tula
aoiim.
Imtnl ul frlnrvllta, Crook county, Oiraon.
Hit ii.lh day of Ai-rll, A. 1 llu.
J AM K IT UN Kit.
AdmlnlatraUir of Ilia bulai or I.I 1. 1. In
Turnrr, tawvaaed. .W'i
Call