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4 LO CAL M O TB S , proof on timber claim». - John M e -• H. W . R E E D , Millinery Bargain» at New York Taggart, of Prineville, accompani- I S T o t a r y F t lt iliO ed them as a witness. Prawn op dead». mortgage*. etc . and Cash Store! « « e n t e » all kinds of legal document, with cara and precision. The county court is in session at C. D. Weisz returaed Tuesday OREGON LYTLE Prineville this week. from a visit at Prineville. C . J. S tu b lin g , parte coses umler the Timber G reen R iver R u n n in g I f in need of warm winter under- \V. H. Donkel was down from . , , . W N1. B. M A T T H E W S , wear, g uves, shoes, etc., don t fail a t t o r n e y -AT- l a w . * < the Meadows the first of the week. to see OUT line at New \ork Cash I Will practice before the United States Supreme Codrt. the Court of Claim», all Ihe Deiwrt- • A. C. Lucas went to Prineville „ Stare. meats, and Committee;« of Congress. on business the first of the week. Special attention given to contested nnd ex- Band Without a Loader. W holesaJer. up a Harper B ig B i l l . ami Stone. Homo- I stead. Townsite, and mineral laws. Cases be- J. A. Rayl, of Bear Creek, was a Harry Broker, who for more than lomr,l,',s' ‘ " 1 visitor in Deschutes the first of the Offices: Bond Building, eix months past has been a resi- week. WASHINGTON. D. C. dent of this place, left last Tues- RKFERENCKS. Louis Nelson was a visitor at dar for PrinOTille and will shortly I Hon. Jno. H. MitchaM, United States Senator “ JohnT. Morgan, The Coun the county seat the first of tke ffO to St. Leuif, Mo., to make hli i Henry M. Teller, • ’ ’ “ w B. Hey bum . t r y ’ s B e s t. week. future home. His m*ny friends sheiby m . cuiiom, . ** Francis E. Warren, “ For doctor’s fee« won’t be nocessarv when you are attacked with cold« at thi» season of the year. Just get a bottle of “G R E E N R I V E R ” or " H A R P E R ," and take it in to learn of his l “ c. n. ci«rk. Win. Stephens is making ex here will be sorry . .. . . | Hon. Jno. Newton Williamson, Representative the form of a hot “ toddy.” Your cold will leave you and you won’t suffer from the and will wish him god- cha*. l : Bartlett, effects of “cheap” w hiakey. SHAW \ B R O S T E R H O U I have lots of “G R E E N tensive improvements oa his heme- departure, r ' t . " Richard Horthoki, R I V E R ” and “H A R P E R ,” and they want to “show you/’ speed on his journey. Harry savs! " joei p. Hcatwoic. S stead. r * J \ " J°hn v- Shafforth, that the pressure was to great for I Hon. J a m « A. Waymire. Calli>rti>a. K r . •• W. 11» II. Hart, ex-Atty-Oehl of California \Y. H. Staats and G. Sehlecht him between the accusation of hav- ! “ w . J. McConnell, ex-Governor of Idaho. , I n Myron II. McCord, Governor*of Arizona, were Prineville visitors the first of ■é ing fallen in love and the reign of “ Miguel A. Otuo, GovernorV>f New Mexico the week. terror by a petticoat board of d i-, M . R. B1CCS, Prince Staats returned last Sun rectors in his now famous brass Very Kensonable Rales First Claps Teams and Kins day from an extended visit at band organization and ho thought AttOM Oy Bt L3W afld flGiciry. Prineville. | it high time to be hiking to a place j M ain Street, P rtn evllle, O re ro n . Rev. Z. W. Commerford, of of safety. Mr. Broker has accept- 0«ce on »tre«, leading to court Hou*e. Prineville, will preach at this place, ed an engagement to play with a ---------------------- ----------------------- B E N D O REGON large concert band at St. Louis h . f . belknap cha * . » edwari » tomorrow. TJnpqunled Facilities lor Handling Locators und Commercial Travelers. during the W orld’s Fair. lie says b e l k n a p a E d w ar d s A very attractive assortment of Satisfaction Guaranteed that if ever we abolish woman’s P h y s i c i a n s a n d S u r g e o n s Quick Service holiday goods and toys at New P R IN E V IL L E , O R E G O N . suffrage on the Deschutes river bs ■ar- ■ " ■— ■a» -e-w York Cash »Store! will return and once more camp ottica la Adam.on A Winnek Co*». Dru» Store Hugh Johnson, of Rosland, pass ander tbs junipers. A m e r i c a ’s ed through town Tuesday on his Leading- WHISKEY. A d v e rtis e d L e tte r L is t. wav to Prineville. t Carries a complete line of sash, door3, roofing etc. All kinds of lumber Tbo following letters remained fa m o u s k o p g o ld b e e r . A. C. Gilman, a Minnesota lum for sale and special bills sawed to order. ber man, spent several days in uncalled for at the Deschutes post- D om estic an d Im po rted W in e s and C le ars O 'N E I L B R O S ., P R I N E V I L L E , O R . t office for the month ending Dec. Deschutes this week. S T E ID L & R X E D , S c h litz îles, O reg on . Bend feed and Livepy Stables. TH E DESCHUTES L U M B E R CO. Ü>ímteuiaU 31st., 1903. ORECON LYTLE, Timber Land, Act June 8, 1878. W ill Andrews 3 George Wood N O T IC E F O R P U B L I C A T I O N . RevW F Johnsou John Wraglin V S Land Office Lakeview, Oregon, T h r o u g h f r o m S h a n i k o to P r in e v ille in 1 2 H o u r s . October 16, 1908, Thomas Johnson Mra A II Barnard , Notice is hereby given that iu compliance th-------- • *- ----- . L Anderson with the provision» of the act of . . emigre»» of N. P. Weidsr and Paul Kramer Kddie Lytle P G Kina Mrs E M Bivins ' June 3- e n t i t l e d “ An act for the »ale of have taken up their residence in r r V , r a * r iv r , . , 1 0 8 : timber lands in the States of California. Ore- x i \V S t r o n g J i ) Is la n d I gon. Nevada and Washington Territory,” as G. M. CORNETT, rrop. H. W. Reed’s old office at Lytle. T h n m ia a T R n a e o ll A r t h u r R a lrn r j extended to all the public Land States 'by act I nOITJHS ijivUSSUll A r t n u r J>AK6 r of August 4, 1892, the follow!ng-uamed persons M a k in g C lose C o n n ectio n -with the P rin e v llle -B o n d D a ily Stnge. John Bailie esq 1 ' menw ™ aJLe.-?led-.ln The New Yprk Cash Store will Oral Venable to-wit: ,hls ofacc thelr l,woru 8tl4tc- S H A N IK O P R IN B V 'lL iii SCHEDULE. Parties calling for anv of the OleGennes, of Buena Vista, county of Bel- receive a full line of the latest SOUTHBOUND NORTHBOUND ® J I traini, state of Minnesota. Sworn statement Leave Shaniko (! p. in. Leave Bend C:30 ». m. mention , sec LlTi7 2'!"/ tl'e P',r,'hBa0 Of th* jwqr»\»qr styles in gentlemen's hats next above letters will please r 18, and se qr se qr sec 14, and e hi ne qr sec Arrive I’riueville 0 a. m. Ariive Pnnsvtiie 12 in. the fact that they r n ¡,u< county , of , Bel „ , week. - are on the adver- ‘ 3 i i.lP— eter VbmlV.',. Linacberg, of Bemidji PR IN E V ILLE -B E N D SCHEDULE. trami, state of Minnesota. Sworn statement SOUTHBOUND NORTHBOUND tised list. No 2273, for the purchase of tlie se qr ne r, e L. D. Wiest, our prominent Lenva Prineville 1 j>. rn. I,eave Prineville 1 p rn. hf se qr, sw qr sc qr sec 24, tp 22 s, r 14 e. W. H. S t a a t s , Postmaster. Arrive P»eud 6:30 p. m. Arrive Siianiko 1 a. m. Nils Larsen, of Bemidji, county of Beltrami, chicken rancher, and S. H. Dor- state of Minnesota. Sworn statement No 2274, j for the purchase of the ne qr se qr, s hf se qr, First Class Accommodations fo r the Traveling Public rance were courting at Prineville se qr sw qr soc 25, tp 22 s, r 14 e. (lust Bore, of Ileinidji, county of Beltrami, _____________ PASS-ESOKR AN D FH K IG C T RATKS RKAPONABLE. last Saturday. state of Minnesoti. Sworn statemeut no 2275, It is reported that Mrs. J. Ml Lawrence and daughter will leave next week for a visit in Portland. S h a n ik o -P rin e v ille S ta g e Line T h e Econom y T y p e w r it e r S t a n d Mrs. Broker will soon leave for St. Louis will be accompan ied by her son, Harry, who has been sojourning in Prineville. for the purchase of the se qr se qr sec *3, and 1 nw qr nw qr sec 2 o , n hf uc qr sec 26. tp 22 a , r ! j 14 e, w m. That they will offer proof ¡to show that the ! land sought is more valuable for its timber or I stone than for agricultural purposc.s, and to ' | establish their claims to said land before ( B Wardwell, U 8 Commissioner at HTIvcr Lake, Ore8o n ,°n Wednesday, the Uth day of Janu- j ¡H O T E L S T A A T S Made of oak golden finish; top 30 inches long, 15 inches wide; height i t y x inches; drawer nehes inside. Shipping weight 80 lbs. Iron standards are attractive, strong and very securely braced. Metal parts finished in black enamel. Shipped K. D. Tftke.s low rate of freight. Very easily set up. Tills is a strong and serviceable stand at au econom ical price. We guarantee them. You can buy an appropriate pres ent for either your brother, sister, parent or wife— yes, even your motber-in-Iaw— at the New York Cash Store. 0 John Sisemore and Severt Deb- ing were busiaece visiters in Prine ville the first of the week. Mr. Sizemore had business before the J . county court. They name «.» witnesses: oic Genness, oi Buena Vista, Minnesota, Peter Lindeberg, Nils Lar.sen, (¿ust Berg. Arne Solberg. of Beiuidii \t I n . , . 4 T VT . I .... of a # li . . . . ! i . Minnesota, Loti in Nelson, Mend, or. Any and all persons claiming adversely tho H U X Thib popular resoit is under the special inarincement and super- . . - . %r r v V181011 OI W . I I . M a a t s . ■î g » 1 K M BR ATTA Ix. Register. fleas York Gash Store. lim b e r Land, Act June 8,187*. N O T IC E F O B P U B L I C A T I O N . U L E Y Laud Office, Lakeview, Ori-iron, October 17, 1W03. Notice i* hereby given that in com pliuiice w ith ihv provicion* of tlm act of j % oiwfgiesa of June 3, 1378, entitled. "An ¡ Timber Land. Art Juno 3,1878. act for the Hale of timber landa in the D. L. Lacy, representing Wad- N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N . atuiea of Oaitfortiiu, Oregon, Nevada, and \ bam & Ker* Bros, of Portland, ar 0. 8. Land Office, I-akevtew. Oregon. Waaliingti/n I'erritory,” ah extended to | October 2 f»t ITS*. all . . the public . . land .Ules by act , of Aug | rived in (own today and will spend I Notice » 1» " a hereby aa.tv.ij g given i'C ll that V i t a l , t in i l r compliance oU ILU JItm T i , u ,,., r ,, ■ nme | i,„, t.tkino . with the nrovirion. of tbe act of UongrcM of 4, 1832, U.O toltowing liamed peiHOHH SPtU ! tl D . Ii re talking groceries Junc.t, 1S.8. entitled "An art for the «ale of have Med in thin office their ewoin »tale- i | timber land» in the State» of California, Ore- m oola trou il- to our merchants. it hing ton Territory." a» m eats, tO-Wlt. | gon, Nevada anti W _____ 82 Fourth S t , Portland, Ore. I extended r DESCHUTES, OREGON- above-described laud* arc requested to file their claims in this office on or before the 13th duy of January, 1904. P ric e 5 3 . 5 0 . E . A c c o m o d a t i o n s f i r s t - c l a s s in every r e s p e c t a t : THE MISSES 8TENBIKG AND HANDLE, Props. | M IL L IN E R Y , D R Y GOODS, HO ES, Etc. New stock ©f dry goods and notion* now in stock. AH K in d e o f S e w in g an d Dresetnalclnff Dons. D ESCH UTES - OREGON. wf> < . «VWM» -AA.' » UaHten H Crime all the public l^and State* by act F A R E W E L L B E N D SALOON. of Itemiliji, c-,nnty of Meitrami, P la t e of School opened la*t Mondsv after of Au*(u*t4- 1R“ - r 4 Samuel Mattson Uintieaou ; sworn statement No 2326, for «E V E R T DURING, Prop. the holiday vacation with a goqfl •of Portland, county o Multnomah, »tate o f : the ptirchaac of the e Ilf lie qr ssc 3 and ; (irreon, ba- filed In tlii.< otbia: hi» »worn »tab- u |,f u v , (ir Kel. 4 M r <1 e w m I mini No -.bK. for the purrliaae of the »o o r »c r * qr » « ' •», f| .a r .1 e, w ro. attendance. After Ihe brief rest 1 ment no 'j»a, for the pun-naae«r *h« »« qr»co I ver ( ) Mvhre Tho choicest brands of Boer, Wines, Liquors , 'W . i p i l » r i l e . wi n. and will offer pro-T to tDftt WkS given the children a good Show that the land sought is m«'i> I lable of SpuMiiiif, eounty of Bt'itrumi, Htato of , and Cigars always on hand. winter’s work should be done. I puri ^«i',',1and °io '•'.T»5iV^“‘S.Hrc*fmf\o « * j *, i " ,''*’,o , a ; rnun statement N o 2330. for [ uj vh ; land beiortC B Wardaeii Olia OleoiJ, of Shevlin, and An- I* s roinmlanifmpr IBircIme** ( j I i L m h hi b lit Hec o4, tp 22 me*UU' w **«"*•>’. « * • « * * * «. r » e, w m ton Erickson, of Bemidji, Minn., C i X . o f M ^ of paesed through town Monday on T i A t t K ^ ^ d t e ' X . r . e . y th, ^ V .n P e i.© „ ,^ »y ..I \ tD 9 ir 8<iC th air retu rn retu rn frn m ir o m ^ iliro p o il V6 r T.lr« Lake above described lands are requested to file their Claint.s in thi* O f f i c e on or before bald 8th where they made proof on timber j miju I lbruar5’’ 1 K * 11 M claims. o I Illi- i S i n d '1 ' » Z Mate FOR TOURISTS AN D Next to Siaemoro’s place, TIM MERMEN Farewell Bend, Or. »•* n «tf ft* qr aec d4 and U lif 6W 22 a, r 9 w ni. K lm er Johnson BRATTAIN. Register HEADQUARTERS T R I P L E T T , of Bemidji, county of Belrarni, state of j Minnesota; sworn statement No 2332. for Tiral>er Land, Act Junes, 1878. the (iBrcliase of tke s lif ne qr sec 34 and N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N . s hf nw qr sec 35, tp 22 s. r D e, w m. Before the sounty court adjourns All kinds of wagou work doue in first class shape; short notice jobs a specialty. Aireee E Crone United State* Land Office, a new road supervisor will bs ap- I.ftkeviow, Oregon, November a, 1908. of Bemidji, count» of Beltrami, state of c IS nereny in.t in compliant compll.nee u;nn„ „ , , . iu,. O p p o s it e s c h o o lh o u s o , BEND, ORECON. pointod for thi« precinct to succeed j J$S*£ ■ he« * given that. i. u- i>rovt»i(iDs cif the act of Congre»» of eitnnesota, sworn statement No for , !T\ entitled An act fur the ».le of the purcb»se of the ne qr n w qr and w hf mmmMmm&mmmmmmnmrwem — a w s w a s w n r . s s m — — w w k— 'a giw . * —— — b t w — i a w wrmtm ensa— —a— — » Job* Sisemore who refuses to SC- timber lands in .e- the States - .... - of California, Ore- ne q, 3> tp 22 s, r 9 e, w m. gou, V Nevada, ud Wa»hinaton Territory,’ _ That they will offer proof to show that 1 eept a reappointment. Who the extended t» t<> » i all the public Laud State* by act of : AUgUPt. t, the lead sought is more valuable foi its i new supervisor will bs is net known DICK VAKDBVXBT, r*oC. John E. Ryan, _ __ j timber or stone than for agricultural pur- ! •f A M k ato u n of MinneeetA r»..««, at this writing. i- day ‘lay filed eiHi in thl* (hi» office ilice hi» hi. »worn »worn xtate- Mate- r u" r * ' to establish tbeir claims to said has thi- I mi at ho. Wi#, for the purcha»c of thenrqrof Jas II Driscoll, countv*clerk, Carries U. S. Mail, express and passengers tbroogh in two days. Takes of laod before I you through the pictur#*qne Deschutes Valley and the great A party consisting of Mr. sne ^ 1 * . Oregoo. on Frid.y, BhACKS|fiIT8 ING AfiD HORSESHOEING. PRINEVILLE-SILVER LAKE STAGE LINE Mrs. W ill Barnard and Mr. and M rs.F. W. Barnard, of Portland. ,r ^ i ,.'h*nh/,orc,^ 7 olt^ ' Tket n .2 e . ^ X e i ^ s If.s.en H * ,CJr?\-?AF r Jo[" 4 T n , , w D . . day of Janaary. im Clara J Blsidl, of Bemidji, Minn ; Iver <> A . L . O oraon and W m . B nm pton. h , n.m.» O .lt u m n : William Ryan, of Myhrs, of ftpaldina, Minn; Daniel H i • f Bhevlin. Minn., sod Bererly ^ f i ^ ^ i . & V r i ^ “ Ward, o* Van P.t.en, Minn. U tr _ . f . __ , . . . __ , Bogue, of Lava. Oreaoo. Any and all persona claim ing ad versely | Heusr, Ot Anoka, .Ulnn., passed Any and ail pir-on» (Jaimim a<]rer»ely ihe Icaeribeu uuids arc ............. sSTVrtSTLSSiSK through Deschutes Wednesday on > ti^iVc u.Y'iii thi»- ••ffiec* — on or 1 I9W. their way to Silver Lake to make nw-ji■■i*n ",y £ M B sattaiiv . Register. the above described lands are yellow pine timber belt. EXPRESS AND PASSENGERS W A YB ILLE D AT DRSCHOTKS POSTOFFICK. L. A. BOOTH PrtnavUJe Agent. requested j« »le tb e fre :., ma in this office on,or be fore the M id 15tb d i f of January, Ì904. o31 J2 E M B rattain , Kp^Uter. The Echo is Reliable.
