DROPED INTO
CRATER LAKE
High Winds Hide Brink
With Drifting Snow
SNOW FROM15TO20 FEET DEEP
Snowthoe And Glove ! Only
Trace Left of The Bend
Photographer
.1. W, Nuphiniin roturni'tl to
Klumiith Fulls July 2 from Cru
ttir I.tilto. wlitro liu hud Hpi'iit thu
previous days in a vuln ut
ti'inpt to llnri ttio body of It. li.
HuUowMki. IiIh old biuim'tig purt
nor and fiimid, who in bnlittvoil
to huvo pi-rinhi'd in Crater I.uko.
Itukowhltl U tliu lit'iid piiulo
crulit;r who wont to Cruttjr
Ijiko luxt winior to Mieurn soiim
pictures of llmt ffri'iit Ort'fc'im
woudor whilu 'nr'jcil in a blan
ket of snow. At tho limo lie
wont lo t tin liild) tho Know wns
from 1J lo 1 T fi'i-t tli'cp Mid tho
ti'inpuruturo probably n low as
20 liclow zero. Around
tho rim of Urn miter thu
h'lKh winds hud drifted tho snow
over thu crest until very likely
tho Innu photoniphor could not
tell whero tho hind ended and tho
curtli drO)pi'd olT into the inys
tenons litko inuru lliuti KMX) font
)ulow.
Mr. Stcpliouson h:id planned to
nmko this trip with Hukowhki, as
they IiikI spent many months to
ffelher during the pust threo or
four years, much of this time in
thu dead of winter, in thu moun
tains of Ciuuidit, Montana, Idaho
and Oregon, getting photographs
of tho countries while covered
with deep snows. Early last
January when llukowski was
ready to niiiktj this t rip his part
ner was detained at homo. Da
kowskl left Fort Klamath Janu
ary 21, and thai was the lust time
any living man aiiw him.
When Mr. Stephenson left
Klumath Fulls ho declined he
would spuro no effort or money
in locating tho body. Itut ho bus
returned after a thorough search
with tho knowledge that his
friend is probably at tho bottom
of Crater Lake.
Mr. Stephenson declared that
with tho assistance of several
tourists and tho keepers of the
irk ho searched ovory conceiv-
ublu place about tho rim of the
hike near whoro Nitkowski's
8tiowshous and gloves were found
late this spring right at the brink
of tho crater and whore ho is be
lieved to have gone over, lie
now thinks that tho photograph
or loft his snowshoes and started
to climb a steep craig known as
Euglo Crest, from which he took
a panoramic view of tho lake last
year, and in doing this ho fell
over the rim. Below this craig
an object would full a sheor drop
of nearly HpO feet, while tho oth
er 700 or H00 foot down to the
water is so nearly perpendicular
and without any projection to
stop a body, that if he did go
ovor there he wont Into the lake.
It is stated also; that because of
the icy coldness of this lake wa
ter a body would probably never
form any gases that would raise
it ta the surface and cause "it to
float.
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior
U. 8. lAiid ollkw at The Dalles, Oregon
July 10, ml
Notlofl U hereby (riven thut John DiinnhtU,
whose p,mtHrtloe ndtlrexH In MrlxKly, Oregon,
Old, on the 141 h dny of Mitrcih, lull, tile In this
omiMHwornHtatemenliinri Application, No.
OKUO, lo puroluwe the HW'i N VM and NIV1.
K', Heotloll II, Township 13 South, Range 15
KiMt, WtUumette Mertdtun. unit the limner
thereon, under the provisions of the net of
June s, ib'n, Hiia act. AmemiHtory, Known tut
the "Timber end Htonr 1jw," at such value nt
might bu fixed by appraisement, and Hint,
pursuant to huuIi aniilloallnn, the land and
llmlHr thereon have been nppraUed, the
timber eHtlinated Wiymo board feet at iW eents
per thoiiHand, and the laud 95&.IIO; that said
upplleant will otrer final proof In support of
hlK liippllcatlon and wotn IMtatementlon the
3lh (lay of HelUomlier, lull, before Thuothey
K. J. Dutr.v. U. S. Coiumttitilouor at IiIh otttue.
ut Frlnevllle. Oregon.
Any .person in lut liberty to pretext till,
purchase before entry, or Initiate a contest at
any time before patent lupines, by tiling a oor
roborated ullldavlt In tblann1ce,Hlleglng facts
which would defeat the entry.
U. W, MOOUE, Register
NEW TYPE OF DREDGER.
eotoh Machine Thai Di.a at Depth af
Ixty-IHva Faet.
Tliera hna juat in lull lie IihI on tha
CI) dn a tlntlunr of an rntlrcljr new
typr. I'ultt lu tha order of Ilia llrltlah
admiralty. Thla new pnlrnt ruttcr
auction lioiier dmlgor hna a hopper
capacity of '.'.IKK) toll.
This dredger, tho W. I.nwreiii-f. la
Hie Aral of Hit type i-iiiiHtrurtcd In the
I'nllisl Kingdom to drcduu clay mid
nthcr aolld innlrrliilo hy iiicmia of a
aplrnl rillli-r, n recent development III
dredge litlllillntf. The renael la tilted
Willi nil Independent act of triple ex
p!iiiln ruzluea for drh lug thu dr.-dg-lug
pllliip iiml Iiiih a aepnnilit englii
room liiiinedmlely In finnl of I lie hop
per ciiMipnrlni' lit titled Willi a coi'i
plet.i liisliiilntlon of auxiliary nineldii
cry, Tlirt lunrlnc type Heel holler
impply xteuiii for the propelling nml
pu'iiplng en'ii.'B mid for nil other nue
i hliu-ry ihniiiKhoiil the diedu'er.
lu order to itllliHtnud the conetixidoti
when dreilt-liig In clny mixed with
Ktf '.lies the (lleil.'llig pltlnp la huge II lid
rffoilve. 'I tie bih tlon pipe In carried
on a tilrder led throuiili H well for
ward, mid Ita length eniihles dredging
to ho dollll Hlxty live feet In-low wider
line, The dredger h nlxo heen de
xlliiicd for cut I lug ItH own tloliitl.ni.
The cutler tit the lienith of Hie Kiiellou
pipe la driven through n lln of eliiifl
lug tilled on the upper Hide of the auc
tion frame n v! muchliiu cut me. I genr
ln:, fli-tii'itetl hy n act of powerful, In
depei,teiil. coiiipotind coiiileiiKhtg en
eliuii. In nddlilon to the iixuiil w lucliei
fr mooring from the deck ut Ikhv and
Htein n apeclul wIik Ii in phu i-d ulnlil
ASilpH from which the iiuHitinga nre
I'd nlotig the miction fniiiiu to fair
leads lit the lower end. The content
of the hopper run lie dlxchatgcd either
through the doom lu the ordlunry wuy
or overhead hy the pump for land rec.
Iilimitlou. The roiixl ruction of the veit
acl emihlcK it to dlm harge Into liiirgeit
tniHirid nlnug-ilile or throttgli n pipe
line lu nddlilon to loiullnic lutu Ita own
!iuppcr.--'oio(uhir Ileport,
GILMArj CANCER. CURE.
Naw Trtatmant of DiieiM Apptara to
Ba 8ucoiiful,
The new cmuer cure developed hy
I'r, I', K. tillmnu. the chief aurgcou
nt the got eriiiucnt honplinl nt Mimllu,
Ilim iiptmreutly iroved aucceKsful with
nil pntleutii on whom It h.-ia heen tried,
mid expcrlmeuta lire to he luiido wltll
It nt .lohua liopklna hoiltiil. I'r, (III
man Iiiih been experluieutluK for mora
thuu n I no yeiira with lila precox. It
Is hrletly na follow: The pu I lei it la
operated upon, and ua much na mixxI
tile of the Infix-led portion la retnuved.
Tho wound la thoroughly cienned, mid
tho auliHtuuce removed hy the oiM-rn-Hon
la put through a apeclnl pruceas.
It la ground up, hen tod, Tnrlnua druga
nre added, the whole la auhJwMed to
a very high prexxure, and while lu thlx
xtnle the vaccine la extracted. Tlila la
In turn Injected lutn the blood vexxcln
of the pnlleul, and III numt cnaea three
treiiliiieuta of the anme uiiture, but
ailtululxlered nt lutervnla of two weeks,
are required. In abort, the opera tlon
ronxlxta almply In lujn-tlug Into the
blood of the pntleut vneclue from the
very eiinecrous growth from whcli he
aufl'erH. Threo tiny nre required In
ni. ist ruxea for a renctloti. nud during
thlx time the temperature of the pa
tient liiiTniHcs tint 11 It renebe lot
degreeH.
In nlmiit three duya tho notion of the
acruiu become liK-nllzed In the vicini
ty of the rnueor nml the tlxsuea begin
to heal, while a more beullhy condi
tion become nppnrcnt. After a con
valescent period of several months the
pntleut whom I'r. tilltunu lias treat
ed have been pronounced well, nud In
mi Instance baa there been n recur
rence of the trouble. Till cxlnbllxhes
the fact, therefore, thnt lu the early
history of the rase, after the opera
tion bna been performed nml the In
jection tunde, the cure la elllcaclous.
A Sawduat Filler-.
The following; preparation will bo
found uxeful for lining unsightly
cruel; nud holes lu furniture n nil
woodwork: t'lace a quiiutlly of saw
dust In nn oa rt hen u n re vessel and
pour boiling water over It. Let It
soak for about one week, stlriinu fro
iiueutly. then place It over tho tiro und
boll until ll 1 of the consistency of
thick pnxtc. four It oti n coarse
cloth ttiiil sttee7.e out tile excess mois
ture. When wanted for uso mix a lit
tle of It with a thin solution of glue
wuler and till tho cracks or holes with
It. When dry mid painted over It will
have the iippenruucc of urdluury wood.
Noval Housahold Pump,
A novel pumping system for house
hold service has recently been perfect
ed. It comprises it rotary pump driven
by a smnll electric motor. The pump
operates to force water Into nn air
cylinder, the piston of which operates
a switch, stopping the motor when
tho water has reached a certain de
gree of pressure. When the wuter Is
turned on In the faucets tho pres
sure momentarily fall, throwing the
snitch, which starts the pump going
and raises the pressure again to the
predetermined point. With this sys
tem It Is unnecessary to use storago
tanks or reservoirs In the house.
To Clean a Shingle Reef.
Sprlnklo unslaked lime along the
comb of n roof and the rain will dis
solve It and carry It over the shingled
surface, thus removing moss ond ac
cumulations of dirt.
A Mammoth's Meal.
Inside the remains of a mammoth
found in Slhetin were vegetnblos hith
erto nnltnov u to science, evidently rel
ics of the prehlsh ni'ltnal'i food.
Lamp Law Effective
After August 1st
KfToctlve August 1, the lamp
law for vehicles passed by the
last legislature is now operative,
and all vehicles, buggies and
farm wagons, as well as automo
biles and motor-propelled con
veyances, are required to carry
lamps lighted at night when
traveling upon the public roads
and streets.
Tim sweeping character of the
law Is probably not generally un
derstood. Liltlu attention has
been paid to its provisions ex
cept by the authorities and the
automobile men, and the bill was
usutilly referred to as a measure
regulating lights for automobiles.
As a matter of fact, however, the
automobile is the leant concerned
of all, inasmuch as thoie are very
few motor cars that are not
equipped with lamps of some
sort. It is upon the farmers of
the stale that most of the ex
peuie will full. This is what the
law suys in defining tho vehicles
to which it applies:
"Kvery moving thing except;
railroad and streetcars upon the!
streets, roads and highways of j
this Mate moved by power shall ;
be a vehicle under the terms of
this act."
Kvery kind of power, including
horse power, is involved, as may
be confirmed by other provisions
of tho act. In fixing the require
ments as to lights at night, the
new law reads:
"Every motor vehicle shull be
provided with adequate brakes
sufficient to control the vehicle
ut all times and a suitable and
adequate bell, horn, whistle or
signalling device, and shall, dur
ing tho period from one hour af
ter sunset to one hour before
sunrise, display at least two
white lights in lamps on the
front and one red light in the
rear of such vehicle. Said rear
lamp shall show a white light
across the rear of the vehicle.
The white rays of such rear lamp
shall shine upon the number
plate carried on the rear of such
vehicle The light of the front
lamps shall be visible at least
two hundred feet in the direction
i'u which the vehicle is proceed
ing; provided, that motor bicy
cles or motorcycles and all other
vehicles other than motor cars
shall be required to display but
ono lighted lamp, such lamp to
be placed on the front of the ve
hicle so that it shull be visible
one hundred feet in the direction
in which the vehicle is proceed
ing, and show red lights to the
rear. There shall be displayed
on tho face of tho lumps showing
white lights the registration
number in figures not less than
ono inch in height, and placed
thereon in such manner so that
when the lamp is lighted the
number may be read at a dis
tance of at least fifty feet by a
person possessing proper eye
sight." North Beach
la the pli'iiHiire liiiunt In tlila pnrt of
the country tlila Miimmer. Its dovo
tit'a rt'JoK'e to li'iirn that they can
now (jo nnd come on a regular sched
ule, hulependend of tides. The popu
lar oxuuralou ateamer,
"T.J. Potter"
Leaves Portland, Ah Street Dock
v Daily except Saturday and
Sunday, 8:30 a. m.
Saturday only, 1:00 p. m.
AUo the Steamer "Hauolo" leaving
Portland dally, except Sunday,
at 8 p. in. Saturday
at 10:00 p. m.
REDUCED FARES
PREVAIL
From all points in tha north watt via the
Oregon-Washington
Railroad & Navigation Co.
Ideal oottiiffe nnd camp life, a niiuinitloent
betuih that is not surpaaaed anywhere, rental
and beneficial oil mate, and all comforts of
home without costing any more thun If you
remained at home
Call on or write to any 0.-W, R. A N, agent for
complete Information; also for copy of our
summer book, "Outlnus In Oregon."
Wm. McMurray
Opneral PnHen(ter Agent. 'O.-W. RAN. Co,
rOKTLAND, OREGON
7-27-8-31
A. H.
LIPPMAN & CO.
Furniture and
Undertaking
I
umber
Building
Material
Notice I or 1'ublication.
ttfpnrf turrit of tha Interior,
U- K. lutl omw tit Tit- Ihtli.-i., Oregon.
J tine -Midi, IWD
Nitif In hr-rchT (tlvn that Anter K J.
Mllit-r. of PrtiifvHIf. Onicoti, who mi AuKUnt
'Uli. made Himifitotail No.tt)l w for ist
i. St 5. h(m 4, Mt-rltou , Tw nfilp IB Houih.
KuiiK- 14 Kh(. tllhnnett- Mi-rMlita, hit filed
until-of toti-nltitn in itinkc flrittl anmmilM
lloii proof. Ut PMnhlUh claim to tin- lurid
hImivi di-M-rll"'!, before Wrn-n Hmwu,
oouuirr'ltTk.fti hUom.-H nt Prtrvvllle, urv
Ktm. m tin- titty of A u mini. lWl 1.
liitumiiL ttHiiies m witn--i: J. Alvln
ttlKKft' KiHfHuin A. HumMI, of t'rlwvtllf, Urt
K'Hi; (--hrlMiifta Hriu, Henry Twuel, i'u well
Jttiti Orcffii.
tt-"'! C. W, M(XRK, ItulMUr.
Notice for Publication.
fariiiifnt of the Interior,
1'. 8. Und office l Tilt- lll-v On-run.
July 34tb.
Notlr' In hereby irivi-n thnt Glenn It. Juhn
on of I'rliii'Vllle, tinfun, who, on Kehrurjr
th, IVH', tun HoiiH'Hh-Hd No. oww. for
NWHftiin 22, T'twn-hip Koulh. Nanife
h Kh-1, W llltiiiu-lfe Mi-ridlMii, hiut flit-d notliv
of iMlrntlon lo nmke fiiiul ooiiiiuutitMon
proof to fnuhlUli rtutin to the hind lv
dfurltt-d Iw-ftin- Warrrn Urowti, county
(rk. Hi htn oflh-e at irlni'vill, irecon, on
th oth duy of M-pu-mlN'r, ivll.
t iHlnmitt nHinc ui wltMfmM; Frunk P.
Kticwltoti, I wrl IjMpmih, Kittuu'-I B. KlIH, ull
f Hill ItH-k. Orrou; l-tk M. llcchtU of
i'rliH'vlll, UrtKun,
7-;f7-p C. W. M(K)KE. KeRUtf r.
SheriiTs Sate.
ON KXm-t'TIOH IK rUHBCLMl'RB.
In Hie circuit conrt;of the suite of (rton for
Ihv county of r rook,
t ur! J luHMftic, hy Jnoob N.
iullMTii, liUtiltoriiey, In fuel,
flHiulitr.
VII.
W. J. fiHfflth Rnd Mnrthii V,
tiriinth, hi wife, wttd Krunk
I'huI, Ih' fend nut.
Hy virtue of an execution and order of aale
IttMued out of the atHive entitled court nnd
cauwon the 10th day of July, lull, In favor of
the aoove named plain UtT and aaiiiHi the
alove named defendant, upon a J u die men t
aicahiNt the ttald defendant Frank 1'aul, for
the futn ofJWti.ni wtili tu;nKt thereon from
the'Aihdayof June,hll,at the tale of 6 per
rent per annum, and I'AKJ.tW atUrney'a few
and the rurlher Hum Mtf $3.3U oumU, whlrh
judgment was enrolled and docketed In the
the clerk'H ofUce of said court on the 11. day
of July, t-'H, and whet-at It was lurther or
dered ana nrcrwa iy the court that the
oti(hcHMt yuarler of Section Klht .H
Township Fiheen -I.V Houth, Kange 'IVn -io-Kat
of the itlameite Meridian In ('rook
oounly, Oregon, be Hold hy t he sheriff of aald
count v, as under excoution, and the proceeds
of Ktd sale after paying the com and dt
huraenteitttt. heteln and the accruing cowta, he
appilt d on the judgment herein, und In
oU'dii nce to aald execution, order of sale,
and dejrw, not It Ir herehy given that 1 have
levied upon the proierty above described,
and 1 willon the
I4thdy of Aiat, 1911.
the wmr being Monday of the week, at 2
o'clock In the afternoon of Bald day, at the
north door of the courthouse, lu I'rlnevllle.
('rH)k countv, Ongtm, cell to the highest
bidder for cash hII of the right, title and lu
te rent the Ktiid Kratik 1'rtil, defendant herein,
tmitll and to the mi id real pntpertv. to atttlsfy
mild ludumeut. cwkh and dishuraentenU. and
accruing cofttts and attorney-! ft-e, and ah Id sate
will Ik made subject to ndeiuptiun In the
manner provided ny law.
Dated thisiwih day of July. 1911.
T. N. HALKOl'R.
Sheriff of Crook county, Oregon.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby triven bv the understtrneil.
the atintinislrator with the will annexett ui the
estate of Kolrert t'enniiiKlnu Johnson, de
ceaseil, to ait jtcrsons having claims aains'
saut tUiH-astnl or his estate to present the same
with the proper vouehera, to the untterstKned
at his oftke in Prtueville, Oregon, within six
uionuis ot ute nrsi pmincatiou 01 tnis notice.
Dated July Will, 1111.
M. R. KLLIOTT,
Admlnistrrttor with the M ill annexed
oi tuiiate of Hobert TcuningLon Johusou.
Shcrlft's Sale.
Notiee is hereby given that by virtue of an
execution and oti lor of dale isHtied out of the
circuit court of the state of Oretrou for CrtKk
county, tin the 1st tiny of May, H'll, in favor of
u. Yi . t'erKius, it . fern i us, u. n. iHieen, J
k Hliiii.inni P U SIKttob t," K aoliiiAi.lua w
U, ! Bus bee. W. M. Fryer, i. T. Patterson. Vine
VY. Fearce nnd C. M. Eppley, plaintiffs, and
against Ked Jacket Mining- Co., a corHrMioii,
for the sum of $xVi with interest thcreou
at the rate ol e(nht per cent per annum from
tne 2M uay oi septeni ier, lwit, ana r juu attorney
fees ami costs, which imltrment was enrolled
and dtH'keted in the clerk's oihce of maid court
in said county on the 9th day of May, ml,
which said execution commands nte to sell
the follow nut described prttpertv, situate, Iv
inv and betnn in Heetions 27. 34 and Wi.
Township 9 south. Range 17 east of Willamette
.Merniian, in urooi umwy, eiaieoi uregon.
and known as the Red Jacket Uroup of Quarts
Claims, which Baid uroup consists of the
Fractional Chance, Red Jacket, Consolidated
Virgin. Widow, and Snow Bird lodes or min
eral bearing claims which said group waa sur
veyed ou December JWth, IrtU to January 4th,
iw,jt oy Artunr rnunncK, uniteo iates
Deputy Mineral Surveyor, said survey being
designated as Mineral Survey No. 462, and ap-
roved by Hon. Henry Meldrmn, then United
tates surveyor General for Oregon, on the ltth
day of April, the original Held notes of
wnit-n sam survey neing niea in tne omee oi
th aii I' nit tH Araiet Siirvpvor (ittntrHl fftr
Oregon, reference to which said field notes are
hereby made for the purpose of further and
more particular description of the said .'prop
erty conveyed; for the purpose of satisfying
said judgment, Now, the re fore fore, in pur
suance of said execution, I will, on
Sfttnrday, the 12th day of Aufuit, 1911.
at the hour of 2 o'clock d. m. at the north door
of the courthouse in Prineville, in Crook uoun-
tv. Oregon. Bell to the ntgnesi uiuuer tor casn
in hand, the above described property, or bo
much thereof as may ne required to satisiy
said judgment, interest, costs and accruing
cos m.
Dated this 13 th day of July. 1911.
T. N. HALFOVR,
sheriff o' Croon County, Oregon,
For Sale,
Buggy with top for sale, or" trade for
hack or cart ; good condition, iiox z2b
Prineville, Oregon, 61
The Cash Grocery
George Whiteis, Prop.
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables. Bedrock
Pri
No Better
Investment
In the country than to buy
lots in the
Fourth Addition
To Prineville
$110 and $130
TERMS EASY
Oregon & Western Colonization Co.
John R. Stinson,
Crook County Agent
W. A. Booth, Pres.
D. F. Stewart, Vlco-Pre.
Crook County Bam
PRINEVILLE,
Statement of the Crook County Bank of Prineville, Oregon, ai rendered to tho
Superintendent of Bank., June 7th, 1911
AmIs
Loan, and Dtieounu
Overdraft
FiirnUurp and flxturei
Ral imlHl
Cata aa aaad aaa it horn kuk
l.irro.ai
2.11.33
i.XflM
47,809.95
I188.91W.W
WANTED
SJ CM .T?w".s"l, dittrlct to ride and exhibit a samnle Lawst Model
FACTC8Y PRICES
n,',! ? "0T. BU V
mvm
air m
TOU WILL BE ASTDHKH FQ whr botifni r
A Mil H Wl
iu 7.
BieVCLC bkaLr B .7. J. . 1 .7 lt"
Onl. rs ti.iTrJI;.,; ""w
n'mSTr An hr?! fA"!- T9 do
COASTCnaBRAKES. tncl whMl
1
J Hsdgethcrn
SeiNhc2l:ngTires
, ttv.vuptr fair, Hr I imtnduci tot
I m MMW fir for ft. l( MI With nrdtr U . S$
N All C T..k. in--. , . I. I
A hundrt d thousaud pairs sold last year, t y
DESCRIPTION! Mo,e ln slzps. Itt
, Is lively and easy 7
i .mi. is. very nuranie ana unea inside with '
a Mi-cial quality or rublier. which never he.
COmeS norOUS and Which pIikp. nn smnll
punctures without allowing the air to
We have hundreds of letters f mm fintU(t..1
KOMORETROUBLEFROMPliitCTURES 'tT
listatlnit that their tires have only been puuiped itp once
"ortwice in a whole season. They weU'h no mom than
an ordinary tire, the puncture resisting qualities beiuii
given tiy several layers of thin, ieclully prepared
!aUrLcP. ,he trpa(1- The reeular price of these tires
M II0.0U Per pair, but fom.lvertUI,, nnmmni
making a special factory url.-e to the rider of only W. Super pair. All orders shinned
day letter s received. Ae ship C. O. D. on approval. Voii do not nay a ut umi
have examined and fonnd them strictly as represented
miiVu , u.u" oi ft Hri ill (iDUVIiy nukmr the price S4.Ba D.r Mir) If Ton .Mid FULL eaaH
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IF YOU NEED TIRES't'inr'''''tMhon
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J. L. MEAD CYCLE COMPANY, CHICA80, ILL
OREGON TRUNK RAILWAY
DAILY TRAIN SERVICE.
To Portland Spokane, Seattle, St. Paul,
Chicago, St. Louis, Denver, Omaha Kan
sas City.
Trains leave Opal City 8:30 a. m., Culver 8:50 a. m., Metoliut
9:10 a. m., Madras 9:30 a. m., arrive Portland 7:45 p. m.
Leave Portland 9:55 a. m., arrive Madras 7:50 p. m., Metolius
8:05 p. m., Culver 8:23 p. m., Opal City 8:50 p. m. Direct stage
connections to and from interior points.
R. BUDD, Chief Engineer, ' R. E. MICHAEL,
Portland, Oregon.
J. H. CORBETT, -
Agent, Opal City, Ore.
ices.
m
C M. Elkiws. Cashier
OREGON
Capital paid lu full
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- A RIDER AGENT
tangar- uicjcie iuruibpd by us. oar aentseveryu here are mikwx
no MONEY REQUIRED nntil you recvlre and anprore of your
iid".n'V''"wfr",?-,a"d allow TEI BAYS' FREE TRIAL during;
Wllll-ta tinif) Villi mnw riilu tltA l.int i-.-.t... . l
yi"."16 i?u "ay ride the bicycle and nut it to any test you W.
i.LlSE, ,.rf V.";n 1' Prftly satisfied or do not wish to keep Uta
Ve.f,",rni'h ,hs. tiuhest grsue bicycles it Is
f,?i'Ji"ill,ct'VTCitj v You sare1 0 ra middlemen's profits by buy-
ingd rect of ns apft hnve the, m.n.ir.nI.,v .JT.
1,1 wle or " i trom .. atE;
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- , " ereBatl?tled with .ooproiitbov factory cost.
J" ttooer jour owo tuuuu pit doUUio our priori.
T handle -won hand Wvrvm. hnt iraanr a-r
mpond rMr eUaln anrl dala, puts, repairs mad
Punsicrs-Prccf $
A SAMPLE PAIR
TO IHTROOUCE,OKLY
escape.
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Notlca tha thick rubbertread
4,A"and puncturatripa''8"
and "D"alao rim atrip "H'
ta pravant rim cutting. Thia
tiro will outlast any other
makaSOFT, ELASTIC and
cms, HiDinc
same
until you
do not think oaauvraa.birroii.or.n.1. o
Agent, Madras, Ore.
T, A. GRAHAM,
Agent, Metolius, Ore.
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