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LOCAL NOTES.
Tbop. Triplett and family
move back in town this week.
A. H. GRANT.
bridges crossing both the Ochooo
John Ryan is in town today.
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Mr. and Mr«. W. P. Vandervert,
o f Lava, spent Sunday at Lytle.
The roof is being put on the Des-
chutes
Lumber Company’s mill
this week.
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and old Crooked river. Both the.
notary h b i . ic
old bridges are covered with gray 0ffic8 at the ‘ ,lenil Mv.c.ntile CVta store,
whiskers and should be renewed
BEND. OREGON.
before any accident happens to re- j ___
uiind the council of the f a c t — Re-
H. W . R E E D ,
view.
2 S T o t£ L r;y
IP u ilo lio
The all important question is.
Draw« up «leeda, mortgages. e . und
executes all kind* ut legal documenta
bow is your liver? Oregon Liver
with euro unti precision.
Regulator is the greatest blessing LyTLE
OEBQON
C . J . S tu b lin g , W h o lesaler.
G reen
River
Harper
S ch ü tz
Running
up a
Big Bill.
J. E. Reed is spending a few f°r il torpid liver, sour stomach, -—
days in Lytle from his ranch near « e k headache and dyspepsia. I f u . p . bilkmap
« « as s . kdwari *
Bull creek.
it does not cure it costs you noth-
b e l k n a p
a edw aros
ing. Guaranteed by \V. II. Sraa's P h y s i c i a n s a n d S u r g e o n s
There will he a grand ball given
dealer in Drugs and General Mdse.
P R IN E V IL L E , OREGON.
by W . H. Staats on Christmas
Deschutes.
OfTlop i t Adamson Jk, Winnak Co’ *. Urn* Store
night, the 25th.
It it not time that the surgeons
Jas. Booge and Jas. Weisz have ¡were able to threw a little light
just returned from a business trip
n
that dreadful plague, ap-
to Silver Lake.
pendicitis? 'Patients
are
being
. Ir
.
Main Straet. PrinevtUe, Oregon.
W. P. Vandervert, of Lava, is in | operated upon daily in our state,
Deschutes this week looking after j for this modern-named malady j 0IBo* on *treet 1,adlni tp ( ourt Ht>l,,t*-
The Coun
t r y ’s Best.
m . n.
Bices,
attorney at Law and notary
F«»r dwinr’s fees won’ t be neees^ury when you are attacked with rol ls at this mmsoh
of the year, .lust - i a bottle of “ t l R H l K N l i l V B R " or ‘ ' H A U L E R , ” ami tuko il in
the form of a hot-“ toddy ” Vour «»old will leave you ami you won't suffer from i.u-
effects of '•cheat'” whiskey. Shaw A- BrosterlmiiH have lots of “ G R l i i K N K 1V E H " ,
ami “ H A l i P S K , " a t b i they want to “ show you."
The
D alles, O re g o n .
business matters.
land
yet the doctors themselves
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G. W . □ A R oJfcS ,
,
„ i don t appear to know a great deal
A. W . Pope is hauling hay
»rom |
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.1 A T T O R N E Y A T L A W A N D N O T A R Y PUBLIC
Very Reasonable Kates
Finst Class Teams and Ri>;s
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about it. Not being hereditary it,
Caldwell s ranch for the Deschutes “
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P R IN E V IL L E , OREGON.
must be attributable to some enure,
Lumber Company.
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i Office oh West Third Street,
and possibly a simple one and the|
Miss
Marion Wiest
gave a country would owe a great deal Vo i
Timber l.anil. Aet June 3, 1878.
Thanksgiving dinner in honor of-, anyone who could make this die- j
BEND OREGON
N O TIC E FO R P U B L IC A T IO N .
her friend Miss Iva Donkel.
i coverv.— Pendleton Tribune.
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s Land Office Lakeviow, Oregon,
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October l*. isos.
Unequalet! Facilities for Handling Levators and Commereiai Traveler*.
H. J. Pal trier and father left tins j Forestry Agent Kent who is en- 1 Notice ¡* hereby given that in compliance
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with the pro Uiou* o( the act of emigre»» of
week for Portland where they ex- gaged in making further investi-1 Jnne a, u»7s. entitled “ Au act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California, Ore- (Jujcfc S e r v i e e
Satisfaction Guaranteed
pect to make their home in the ! nation into the Warner Mountain gon. Nevada and w.ishiugtou T e rritoiy ," as
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1 extended to all the public Land slates by aet
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Reserve withdrawals, is wot king .Vf'August-i, 1S92. the following named persona
future.
, have filed iu this office their swuru state-
Lava. Reports ments to »it:
Ballard Gilè has gone to Prir.e I to the south of
,
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Ole Gcnnes, of Tiuena Vista, county of Bel-
ville after shingle mill, which he I from persons whom he has inter-, irami, state > f Minnesota, sworn »mumem
expects to have in runir.g order' viewed would seem to indica e see l.'t, and se . | r so qr see 1J, unit o hi lie qr see
Carries a complete line of sash, doors, roofing etc. All kinds of lumber
that he considered territory, where | peter Lindebonr. of Uemidji county of Bet-
soon.
for sale and special bills sawed to order.
60 per cent of the land was taken,
Cort Allen, of Lava, stopped
se qr, mv qr se qr see 24, tp 22 s, r 14 e.
as unavailable for reserve purposes. lif Nils
S TE ID L & REED,
Larsen, of Bemidji, county of Beltrami,
heie on his way home from Prine
^ pine
iwu
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- - , state of ^Siinuesota. Sworn statement No 2274, .
Black
land
be
seemed
to
H "*u
~~ for the purchase of the ne qr se qr, s hf se qr, L Y T L E ,
OREGON
ville where he had been for Jjjg !
think might conserve the water j
qr »» qr sec
tp 22 s, r 14 e.
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ct
Puri*
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I (ì list Be nr, of Betuidji, county of Beltrami,
winter’s supplies.
supply some What. i l e IS also UlS* S t a t e of Minnesota Sworn statement no 227.»,
j for the purchase of th** se «1 r se qr see 2 :», and j
C. Ackerman, Ben Rife and inclined to
reserve
lands
Oil j 11 w qr mv qr see '2.'», n lif lie qr bee 2 (*>. tp 22 s, r
Chris Zelmer were here this week ftrwam8 suitable for homesteads. *'Vint."hey » i l l offer proof,to show that the!
from North Dacota making proof From the nature of his inquiries i t ' i?XTh
on their timber claims.
is more than likely that he will I ?fU‘ ardt«uL u h i* mmUdoMr aoSiv« iSJi!
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Booth & Cornett Stables.
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T H E D E SC H U T E S L U M B E R CO.
Through from Bend ta Shaniko in One Day
^‘
recom m en d
th a t, a
la rg e
part o f | ^ CK^
Miss Bandle and Miss Stenberg
are training the children at their the territory be thrown open for
rooms over their
store for the entry. Mr. Kent will shortly com
plete his work.
Christmas entertainment.
J. F. Taggart and M. LePago re
turned Thursday from a trip to
Silver Lake, where Mr. Taggart
filed on some timber land.
On Monday morning Robt. Mc-
Farlnit'l began tho survey for a
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ditch hue l o r A i r . r l U i C D l n B O n
Corofi nv. The new line leaves
the ;>— h ;D m river at Lytle ju.st
a L o w the sawmill.
W l\ Vandervert was in town
the first of the week
from Lava.
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H e reported considerable of the
fleecy nml a modicum o f cold
weather the week before, but said
both had left for parts unknown
when he camu in. A t no time,
howbver, was tho stock at any
trouble in gettiug plenty of grass.
— Review.
Timbers for the Crooked river
bridge are on the ground ready for
the carpenters, and the steel work
is expected almost any time now.
I t will be a structure to which our
citizens can punt with pride. As
roon as the city can afTord it let
dads emulate the example
county and
have steel
ST A G E
They name 89 witnesses: Ole Holiness, of
Euemi Yistu, MiouesotH, l’oter Liiide'e r,;. Nils
T.arscn, Oust Berg, Arne Solberir. of Hemidji,
Minnesota. Louis Nelson, of Bend, o r.
Any and all persons claim ing adversely the
above -described land s are requested to tile
their claim s in this iidico on or before the 13th
duv of Jan uary , liK)l.
SCHEDULE.
S o u t h b o u n d
T ? Lund Office, Lakcvie-.v. Oregon,
,
Oetobcr 1 ;>. 1903 .
Xr.tne is hereby given liiAl in eompliaiu'C
1 with tho provisions of the Act Of June 3, 1876,
entitled “ An aid for the sale of tint Kir lands in
the States of California, Oregon. Nevada mid
Washington Territory,” as extended to all the
Public Land States by net of August 4, i8J2, the
following named persons hare on this day
tiled in this office their »worn statements,
to-wit:
Francis M Ilobert.-, Lima, (Rural delivery No
2) county of 4 Ben. state of Ohio. Sworn state-
, ment No 227U, ior the purchase of the st?'4 sec u,
1 tp 23 s. r i l e .
Kmil Nelson, of Seattle, county *<f King, state
of Washington. Sworn statement No 2271, for
; the purchase of the sc1 { no1,, m*1 v seL. sec 14,
sw ! 4 n w 'L nwJi s\v qr sec 13, tp 23 s, r 14 e, w m.
That they will otrer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable f'«r its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish their claims to sal I land before
<1 M Ward well, r s Comm i.* sioner ht Silver
Lake, Ore on, on Thursday, the lhth day of
January, 19«>l.
They name :i witnesses: Charles II Trick-
son. li-n r y A luster, of Priucvtllc, Oregon,
K/.iil Nrdsioi, of Seattle, Wasiiiugtuu, Ephraim
F Roberts. Francis M Huberts, r*f Lim.t, Ohio.
Any and ail persons claiming adversely tho
above-described lands are. reque.no I to filn
their elaim - in this office on or oefore the said
13th «lay of January, c ol.
First Class Accommodations for the Traveling Public
i
at your Grocer’s.
Tisuber l and. Act June 3, 1H78.
N O T IC E FO H P U B L IC A T IO N .
C. S. I.and Office*, Lakeview Oregon-'.
October 26, 1 s' 3.
Notice is hereby given tnat in compliance
with the provisions of fue art of ( ’on^re^s of
June*, lrfrt, entitled ’ ’An act fur the *ale of
timber lañan in the Stuten of California, Ore
gon, Ni vada and Washington Territory,” as
extended to all the public Laud State* by aet
of August 4, IW2.
Pannici Mai P on
of Port Und, county o Multnomah, statu of
Ore*on, !ia.>fi’e l in this ortica his . ».vorn suit •-
meni >u U*».'. lu¿* t i i
oí (lie se q f >eo
U, t p 21 » r :
kill íftff pfu
q u a t!n t ih •
«i " . í i* t i- r.* \i*l iab <
! r ;ts
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I >r‘ -p- > *. - i r n-n
i i ’ i.i
'purpose-, «ltd u» e ¡- tu ' II. !i ois elaioi
said
laud la* I'M* L B W « r I w e.i , C ** Fo¿i'iiii>r!o'»#-r
at .•‘ iîver Lake, » ’ redini, ou Mon»l*i£, tue^tn <l»ty
ui I eürtictry. 1 l.
lie rames us sltr¡e w u
John A Traey Fti-
wiu McLean. J# Mc\’*;r:.;r, o t Desehute.*, Ore
gon; 1) J <*n».y,«if Priiic tbe Oregon.
Auy and ail perdons rlaim in g n ivernelv th-»
above deaeriood lands are r e q u i t e d to n!e
their clul-its tn this otAec oo or before .said Kth
dav of February, 1904.
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K M B 't A T T A IN . R egister.
r f Ann! a. count
Mi line,.,
uffi r
ni, and w i H o ffe r pr<
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W i Iliani
W e arc now in .a position to make purchases of from -10,000
to 50,000 aer« s of woll-timhere I yellow ami s - i ' i r ¡»ino lands
in both large and small tracts. If you arc looking for a buy
er and want the highest m a r k e t price, it will jmv you to call
or write tons. I.i-t yonr lands with us and allow us t" examine
them and make you an oiler.
GKO KG ti S 0 H L K ; HT & C O M P A N Y
DESC H UTE S.
CROOK
COUNTY,
OREGON,
S iio iiiT L in e
f.VD U nion P acifici .
T IM E SCHEDULES
rnost Btuus, oa.
< Mtirapo*
Torttand
1 : J- ’ j ,m.
v i a Hurit-
inaton.
Atlai
12 :
:a!t
Lake, Denver. Ft,.
Vorth. < (malia.
"U t , St. ¡*uU¡
in : K»»t.
K'ari-e.
ritirano 12:32 p.m
salt Lake. Iienrer, Ft I
Worth. Omaha. Kan.-«« 6:11a. m.
Hunt- City, St. Lout«, Chica^oi
inKton.
A F Bl TX
FKOM
nnt Ea«t.
»* Faul Walla Watla, Ixwi«tnn
F A R E W E L L B E N D SA LO O N .
Tlio clioici'st brands os' Beer, Wines, Liquors
and Cigars always on hand.
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Fa-t Mail Spokane, Waltae. , P illi
j,j V M T», m man, Minn<*apnlt». St.!8:30a. m.
Pani, Im lnth, Mtlwanki.-e|
>niaibWioi
i w»* u. r . h . u»
• r
a v¿*
S¡eikati" Chit uro, and East.
#n Tut’fsiiiy , ih e li
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reasonable .
rates
l T im b e r L a n d s W a n te d . I
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Do You Want to Sell Yours?
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John 1
a M1 f r e i g h t
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FOR
U n if <i st.ti-s Land offic**.
L a k e r]« • a . « »r* aoTi, Nomiber 2 , usci,
N o f fc o is hi f«* by c l v en tliat in
w it h t h r p r iiv i- iñ n * n i the act o f i onar.-«- of
"A n act ior the ^8ie of
j Ju*i«* 3, 1 >78. rllt
j tim b e r
In th«' < 4 q « » I California. Or.'
! guu# N p v t 'la at: i l Wav Iiincion T e rrito ry ," a<
1 o i t r n H t*' ail t h e P u l >lip Land State*« by a rt of
j A-Jgv t. 4, 1**2.
rA SSE NG lJI
K M BKATTAIN, Register
nriAKT
T im b e r L a m i.
N O T IC E
N«>RTntiorNO
Leave Bend 0 :.*»() a. m.
Arrive Brine ville Ili in.
Leave Brine ville I p m.
Arrive Shaniko 1 a. m.
Leave Shaniko 0 p. rn.
Arrive Prineville tl a. in.
I A tvo Prineville 1 p. in.
Arrivo Bend 0:30 p. m.
Timber Laud, Act June 3, JS73.
to.diflercnt games—all new
—one in each package of
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A. II. GRANT, Agent.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
C. C. Hutchinson came in last
Sunday, accompanied by a couple
o f capitalists. It is the intention
to commence extensive work for
his company.
Rev. O. W. Triplett held services
at the school house last Sunday
where he w h s greeted by a large
congregation.
He
also
kindly
superintended tke Sunday school
in the afternoon.
S h a n i k o - P r in e v ille - B e n d
on wedneday, the is»u day of J.nu-;
E M Bit ATTAIN. IL-glster.
Maxeni LePage Wm. Stewart!
and family and Theophile Michel
are on their homesteads busily en
gaged in making improvements.
Tho daRoe at J. I. West’s hall
on Thanksgiving night was one of
the best of tlie seac-on. Taylor’s
orchestra furnished the music.
There was a large turnout.
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