LO CA L NOTES, Rev. Clarence Lake, of The M IL L A R D T R IP L E T T , Dalles, has been spending the past Subscribe for T hk E cho . several days at Bend.’ He will John White is sick this week. conduct an Episcopal service at kind« of wagon work dooe in first-das* sh«|>e; short notice jobs a sped«Ity. the school house tomorrow morn* O p p o s ite s c h o o lh o u s e , BEND, ORECON. Ballard Gile went to Prineville jin g a t eleven o’clock. Everybody r j today. | is cordially invited to attend. John Sizemore is harvesting his J. J. Windle has been in town crop of hay. • . . . ! for the past several days after hav* W E S T & C O ., P r o p s . C. L. Willey was down from liis ; . . . , - . . - ing examined the tract of land of I , , . . . ranch Thursday. the Oregon Development Company AU k' " d® o f froih and saU 3 ^ t^ uJit/ ^ nV(Je8eUblM' butter and e ™ a John BI 088 took a party over to of which concern he is manager. the Tumelo Tuesday. He leaves next week for his home B u i ld in g , Bend, O regon, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Staats were in Minneapolis. i ~ ~ ' ' 8 aip the river Thursday. The Staats Hotel which has been There was a dance at West’s hall successfully conducted by Ed Boyd T . . ( . Wednesday eveoing. for some time will be vacated by ^ rC g on . Mrs. Ed Boyd is slowly recover­ him tomorrow owing poor Just opened up with a fresh stock of groceries, ing from her illness. health of Mrs. Boyd. Mr. and Mrs. j Canned goods, flour etc. Mrs. W. P. Hollingshead has W . H. Staats will again assume Mere stock now oa the way from Portland and Slmniko. control and old patrons and the been very sick this week. Rev. O. W. Triplett returned to traveling pnblic are assured of the same good treatment and accom­ Prineville Monday morning. Mrs. C. D. Wiest is slowly re­ modations that were given them under the former proprietorship. covering from her recent illness. Mrs. Boyd has been advised to Fred Lucky and party, of Eu­ seek a milder climate for the bene- gene were in the city Wednesday. . ... . . , ® J fit of Her health and it ns expected T'ie Bend Mercantile Company that the boyd family will in due Tecieved two loads of freight Thurs- time take up their residence in day. California. B I i A C K S M IT H IN G ahd H O R S E S H O E IN G . City Meat Market * LOW’S CASH STORE to the A. M. Drake and J. J. Windle were over on the Tumelo ditch newsy items . Thursday. j Cardinal Sarto has been elected W. P. Vandervert and son pass- Pope. The ballot that gave him ed through our town Monday on the high office was unanimous, their way to I rineville. R. M. Cantrell is driving the Booth and Cornett stage while pra Poindexter is out fishi ng. Rev. O. W. Triplett held services at this place Sunday morning and evening. A large attendance is reported. Mrs. Dwyer and Miss Norton re- • turned from Silver Lake Thursday. They left the same day for Minne­ apolis, Minn, where they reside. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Duncan came in from Prineville Wednse- day night and ieft the next morn­ ing for their home at Silver Lake. G. M. Cornett returned to Prine­ ville Monday after spending sever­ al days fishing in company with Max Wurzweiler at Pringle Falls. The boilers of the Pilot Butte Development company’s mill reached here Thursday night. A load of other machinery accompan­ ied it. Mr. and Mrs C. C. McCarthy and Mrs. Fred Stevens passed through Deschutes Thursday on their return from Silver Lake where they took up timber claims. Sherman Congleton left Wednes­ day for Jackson county by way of Silver Lake and L&koview. Ha will probably return to this place in a couple of months. j READ THE ECHO The majority of the counties of the 8tate have Paid a11 their state taxes, although they had until November 1st to make payment. Charles M. Schwab, president of the United States Steel Corporation tendered his resignation owing to ill health. Win. E. Carey was elected as his successor. The'Rich Island trainmen have demanded an increase in wages and a refusal of their demand means 2000 men will quit work. The battle ships of the European | squadron is now in Portugese wa­ ters and is meeting with a cordial rliception. The Chinese government has given notice to the foreign minis­ ters asking that the editor and staff of the “ Supano” the Chinese ! reform organ at Shanghai be ex­ tradited. Shaniko-PriDeville-Bend Stage Line. A non-commissioned officer in j C. M . C O R N E T T . Proprietor’ the German army was court mar- Daily stages carrying U. S. mail leaves Shaniko every evening on the tialed for maltreating private sol- * arrival of the C. S. Ry train for Prineville and there connects with ou diers. Five hundred and seventy: stages for Bend, making the through trip in twenty four hours Especial atteneion given to passengers and express mutter. six cases of brutality all occurring Reduced rates on round trips. since last December were cited. GOOD COACHES, CAREFUL DRIVERS. .„T h e employees in the work­ OSCAR HYDE. shop of the Smith Weston railway Agent, Prineville Oregon. aud other works in Kieff, Russia have struck and a few bataillons of infantry was called out to restore T im ber Limit, A rt .lim e J. 1ST«. T im ber Land, Act June J, 187* N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N . order.' N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N . United States Land Office, REXDVERTISBMRNT Henry Schneider, of Bloomer, r . S. I,»m l Office, Lakeview, Oregon. May 8, iDO-i Wis., left last Saturday for Prine­ ,, For Sale. Nolire I» hereby glven timi in compilatici' ville after having made proof on f. ... « " I l thè previstoti* of tic- «et of ( ongre-s of I have for sale pbeap, ItW .lune .1, 1878, entllh'd All act for tli’* -ni'- 11 his timber claim before Commis­ I T _ f : a j I „ ì „ f ,i timber lands In thè Stai. ■ of ' allfornln. ( i r llereloru OUil ca*ves. r or lurtuer gon, Nevada and W ashington Territory, as . il . extended to all the niibltc Land States by act sioner Lawrence. miormation cali at my ranch on of tugu-t », imj Harlan P Loodman Elwood Roberts, who is employ­ Bear Creek, or address me l i t of Whitewater, county of Walworth, stato of Wisconsin, has filed in this office Ills sworn ed in cutting timbers at the flume Prineville. stateim nt No Il!e.i for tin-purchase of the -e rjr nw «|f. w hi nw’ tir nw «|r -w gr of w*r !SoîB, I d camp, had the misfortune to cut J. A. R ayl . tp Nit «. of r No \2 •*, w rn. and w ill offer priK)f to .«how that the land nought i*» more his leg with an ax Wednesday. He valuable for it* timber or «torn* than for agri- ! cultural puriK»-e** and to e^tahiinh hin claim to will be laid up for several weeks. - a.ion- ahi 9 Ht eff a arri Wllilnm ! Sf**rtin I *• - * Imten, o I ; and rrai I : • » • . • gon. A ny Rtid all Tu rnon« claim ing ad v ert îy the •f| t* fi! d. d land« U ir c I 171 L 'I »'. r a t t a in , K«. ' ¡iter