LOCAL N O TE S .
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ravi and jconsent concedes to this part of
J. A. Ryan came in from Sisters daughter, of Rear Creek, were vis- the state the right to nominate
Portland is gen er
itors at this place the first of the that officer.
last Monday.
ally
satisfied
with
a senator.
week.
J. N. Hunter was a visitor at
Crook County democrats should
Prineville Thursday.
A d v e r t i s e d L e t t e r L is t .
Running
fall into line with the state leaders
Robert Bowser returned Monday
The following letters remained
and effect a strong organization for
up a
from a trip to Prineville.
uncalled
lor at the Deschutes poat-
work in the next campaign.
otfice for the month ending Dec.
John Elder teturned Tuesday
Big Bil l.
Wrn. Phillips, of
Geddes, S.
31st., 1903.
from a trip to Silver Lake.
Dak , arrived in town Wednesday.
W ill Andrews 3 George Wood
J. N. Hunter returned Thursday He will leave for Silver Lake soon RevW F Johnson John Wraglin
from a trip to Silver Lake.
j to make proof on his timber claim. I Thomas Johnson Mrs A II Barnard
L Anderson
Paul Kramer returned last Satur-
Rev. II. C. Clark, of Prineville, Eddie Lytle
P G King
Mrs E M Bivins
day from a short visit at Prineville. will hold morning and evening H W Strong
J D Bland
The Coun- ü
Corbett Piote, of Warm Springs, services at the school house tomor Thomas LRussell Arthur Baker
t
r y ’s Best.
Oral
Venable
John
Beliie
esq
j
was a visitor in Deschutes Wednes row. Everybody is invited to at
For doctor’s fe«*s \von*t be neoewuirv when y o u a ro attacked with colds at this season
Parties calling for any of the
tend.
o f;the year.
hist get a bottle o f “ G R E E N R I V E R ” or “ H A R P E R , ” ami take it in
day.
the form of a hot “ toddy.'' Your eold will leave von ami you won't suffer from the
above
letters
will
please
mention
effects
of
’
•eheai»’
whiskey.
S H A W A. Q R O S T E R H O U S have lots of “ G R E E N
John Sisemore returned Tues
John Steidl is slowly recovering
R I V E R ” and “ H A R P E R , ” and they want to “ show you/’
the
fact
that
they
are
on
the
adver-,
from his recent attack of typhoid day from a visit at Squaw Creek.
He
was accompanied by Mrs. tised list.
fever.
W. H. S t a a t s , Postmaster
Grant
who he
has secured as \
1
Mrs. Auderway relumed Wednes
housekeeper.
day from an extended visit at A l
H. W . REED,
j -----------------------------
Jonas A. Ostrom and Charles
bany.
(
i First Class Teams and Itigs
V ery Reasonable R ite s
Carlson,
of Shaniko,
passed
Wra. Bates, the freighter, is at
Drawn up iloeds, mortgages, etc . amt
through town Wednesday on their
execute, all kinds of legal document«
present engaged in hauling hay for
with care and precision.
way to Silver Lake to make proof
A. C. Lucas.
LYTLE
OREGON
‘ on their timber claims.
B E N D OREGON
Sylvester Staats and Paul Kram
The state land board did a bis;
l
M . R. BICCS,
er left Wednesday for a short visit
b r i n e s ! last year it running up A tt
at L
- d
a
TTnequaled
Facilities
for
Handling
Locators and Commercial Travelers.
at Prineville.
to £3(5,469. I t is hard to tell just
a i Lav/ dl,u » o id r y .
C . J. S tu b lin g , W holesaler»
G reen
Harper
S c h litz ;
ft
The
D alles, O reg on ,
txxxæxxxxxxæxæx&xxæK
ft
-è
Notary IFuiTolio
Bend peed and Livery Stables.
Main street, Prineville. Oregon,
N. P. Weider has accepted a po how much business the board!
sition as clerk with the Bend Mer did, but the th irty-six thousand 0ffice on strect leading to court nouse,
cantile Company.
is all
that was shown on the
H . P. B E L K N A P
CHAS. S. EDWARDS
Quick Service
Satisfaction Guaranteed
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T H E D E S C H U TE S L U M B E R CO.
Miss Mollie Keever left last books.
BELKNAP A EDWARDS
Saturday for Prineville where she i C. J. Sweet arrived in our city
Carries a complete line of sash, doors, roofing etc. All kinds of lumber
P h y s ic ia n s a n d S u rg e o n s
will spend the winter.
last Monday from Helena, Mont.,
for sale and special bills sawed to order.
P R IN E V IL L E , O REG O N.
at
which
place
he
is
now
stationed
Harry H ill returned Thursday
Office 1 b Adamson A Wiunek Co’u. Dm * Store
S T E ID L & R E E D ,
from an extended business trip to in the railroad mail service. After!
making
proof
on
his
timber
claim
y
y
¡yj
LYTLE,
O REG O N
the Haystack country.
B. M A T T H E W S ,
at Silver Lake he will return to j
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
rsssrsrrrsar-
Don’t forget to go to the big
Helena and
be given a steady
W ill practice before the United State« Supreme
T
h
r
o
u
g
h
f
r
o
m
S
h
a
n
i
k
o
t®
P r i n e v i l le in 1 2 H o u r s .
. . .
1 Court, tlie Court of Claims, all the Depart-
maspi'erade ball at Sizemore’s hall
route. Mr. Sweet received this ap-
ments, and Committee« of Congress.
on the night of the 28th.
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.,
Special attention given to contested and ex-
pointment
several
months ago parte coses under the Timber^imi Stone. Home-
w
h
i
l
p
liv
in
c
r
n
t
t
h
i
s
n
ln
e
p
stead,
Townsite. and mineral laws. < uses be-
Maxim LePage left Wednesday w m t e living d l mis place.
fore Congress, mail route contractu, and pat-
<;. M. CORNETT, l’rop.
.
I
ents
for
inventions.
morning for Silver^ Lake where he
M a k i n g Close C onn ection w ith th e P rin eville-B en d D a lly Stage.
ID. S. Arnold, ft U. P. civil ©n-j
Offices: Bond Building,
S h a m k O ” Pnn@ viye S t a g e
acts as witness for R. J. Curry.
gineer, was in Prineville Tuesday,
W. H. Mannering, the boatkeep-
er at Crescent Lake, passed through
Deschutes Tuesday on his way to
Bear Creek for a short visit.
leaving for Silver Lake yesterday
morning. His visit to this coun-
try possesses no railroad signifi
cance, as he is proving up on a
timbe'r claim. His next visit, how
ever, which will not he a long time
flPlMP, will bo for the purpose of
driving cross-section stakes, etc.
Mr. Arnold did not impart this in
formation himself. But an inti
mate friend of his did. He will he
ft veriw e lco m e visitor,
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hunter, Mrs.
Auderway and C. J. Sweet left yes
terday morning for Silver Lake to
make proof on timber claims.
Thos. Ferris, of Inkster, N. Dak.,
passed through the city Monday
on his way to Silver Lake where
he made proof on his timber claim,
j
The expenditures of the state
W A S H I N G T O N . D. C.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Jno. IT. Mitchell, United State.? Senator
“
John T. Morgan,
“
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Henry M. Teller,
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W. B. Heyburn,
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Shelby M. Cullom,
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Francis E. Warren,
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C. D. Clark,
“
Hon. Jno. Newton Williamson, Representative
“
Chas. L. Partlett,
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Richard Ilorthold,
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Joel P. Heatwole,
“
Hon.
“
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James A * \\ ax-mire, California.
W. H. II. Hart, ex-Atty-Genl o f California
W. J. McConnell, ex-Governor o f Idaho.
Myron H. McCord, Governor o f Arizona.
Miguel A. Otuo, Governor o f New Mexico
O ’K T H J IX -i
OYST R | LUKCH CIUNTER
J O H N H E L F R IC H , Prop.
Henry Grannum, A. J. Olson
and H. K. Lee, of Silver Lake,
passed through town Tuesday on
their way #to Portland where they
will visit for some time.
S H A N IK O -P R I N E V IL L E
SC H E D U LE .
SOUTHBOUND
NORTHBOUND
Leave Slwmiko (i p. m .
Arrive Rriueville 0 a m.
I .cave Rend 6:;J0 «. m.
Arrive l’rm evtlle 12 ui.
P R IN E V IL L E -B E N D
SC H E D U LE .
SOUTHBOUND
NORTHBOUND
Leave Prineville 1 p. in.
Arrive Bend (¡:!!0 p. in.
First
Class
Line
Leave Prineville 1 p. mi
Ariive Shaniko 1 a. m.
Accommodations
fo r
'the
Traveling
Public
PASSENGER /i\D FREIGHT RATES REASONABLE
A c c o m o d a t i o n s f i r s t - c l a s s in e v e r y r e s p e c t a t
H O T E L S T A A T S
This popular resort is under the special management and super
vision of W. H. ¡Staats.
I of Oregon for 1904 will run up to
T ravelers will find this the only
a million and a half.
The unus-
DESCHUTES. OREGON-
, .
, .
. ! place in P rin eville -where fresh
ual increase in state expenses is ¿ysters (both Olympia and East- ----------------- r------------- r——-------------------------------------------- ■—■-----
due to appropriations fo r the ern). lobsters, crawfish, and sea
Lew is and Clark fair, portage rail- crabs arc constantly kept on
way, Celilo canal, and Indian war hand.
Fresh fish and poultry
R. J. Curry, of Crookston, Minn.,
served
to
order.
A
kinds
veterans, amounting in all to the
lunch goods.
arrived in the city Monday night, j
sum of $615,000. N ex t year an
T IIE MISSES STISNBEKG A N I) HANDLE, Props.
|
and spent several days here before
P R IN E V IL L fe . OR.
other appropriation of £250,000 MILLER ELDC}
M I L L I N E R Y , D R Y GOODS, K O i S , Etc. )
going to Silver Lake to make
for the fair will be made, it being ' ~ Timb, r Land. A,,
,, 1878.
New stock of dry goods and notions now in stock.
a
'proof on his timber claim.
deemed inadvisable to deplete the
n o t ic e
f o r p u b l ic a t io n .
A
ll
K
in
d
s
o
f
S
e
w
in
g
an
d
D
re
s
s
m
a
k
in
g
D
one.
<J
8. uud office, Mkevtcw. oreKo„.
*J. 0. Fry and family, of Albany, state treasury a year ahead.
Jiem York Gash Store.
rm
T
.
.
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October M. Iy03.
I he Lakeview land
district Notice Is here by given t:iat in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
seems to be a source O I consider- June«, 1 H* k . entitled ‘ All art for the sale of
.
timber lands in the States of California, Ore-
able anxiety to the general land .«<»*«, Nevada and Washington Territory,” as
....
extended to all the public Land States by aet
omce. I he latest ruling deals of August m 2 .
with readvertisem ents and de- of Portland, county o Multnomah, stato of
ha.*. filed in this office his sworn state- ;
clares that the claimant must Dromon,
ment No
for tin* purchase of the so <,r set
Mrs. Broker left last Saturday [
,* e make out a new application
for his show
'?•V’ 'i\'
w {"• nought
Kn',1." is 11 more
' rf,r valuable
l
b
1 1
that tin *‘i land
for Priin-ville where she W i ■ l M
her or ninne than for agricultural
purpose
,
and
to
esiablinh
his
Haim to said j
joined i.y.her son, Harry, who will l ' ulul‘.1 lu,i S!lu” ; as 11 m’
,m ,to li
land betöret» B Ward we IL, V s Com min.-donor
accomp inv her to St. Louis. They l ’i 'cahon bad h* ' u nt.-dt. ri is
.-mor i.,to. or.-^cn, »u ùoieta..', tiivsth day !
who have been, sojourning at Hotel
Staats for some time left yesterday
morning for Silver Lake where Mr.
and Mrs. Fry will make entries on
timber lands.
V .
th e
o p in io n
of February, i oi.
H* names as uittio— : J.hn A Trae y Ed
will Mt L« an, I) Merarth . , O f Dex iMites, ore- I
gon; O J Gray, of rrmev.l e. Oregon.
Any and all persona claim ing adversely the j
j above de-eri bed lands an? reque»ted to f ile '
t
H e r o in t h e S e c o n d d i s t r i c t i t i s tn.-ir ri«im » m u n . i.mcu ou or before .-«m sth
¡ d «y Of Nebriwry, ivo*.
p r e s u m e d t h a t C o n g r e s s m a n \\ i l - 1 nu-jaa
b m b r a t t a i * . R e g n i« .
,
may U h I i I h
lo V lb lt rortlatld be- t tn h .lT
i t thn n o w
u ie n e w
fore Hulling Oil their homeward
s ro o d
I 0
*
TT
.
journey.
of
a tto rn e y s
h ere
r n l i m r w i l l rm * L rd rl
r u lin g A M Iin O tn o m
D ESCHUTES
-
\
OREGON.
F A R E W E L L BEND SALO O N.
SEVERT DHHING, Prop.
The choicest lirands of Beer, Wines,-Liquors
and Cigars always on hand.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR T O U R IS T S A M )
•Next to Sifomore’s nhuu
T IM B E R M EN
Ettic w o ll Rum i, < )r.
TRIPLETT,
Dr. II. I*. Belknap, of Prineville.
was out last Saturday to see John liamson, the sagebrush o ra to r,1
Timber Land, Art June 3, l#7s.
Steidl who is recovering from an has aspirations to succeed h im -.
N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N .
All kinds o f wagon work d on e in first class s h a p e ; s h o rt n otice jo b s a specialty.
attack of typhoid fever. It was self, find may have pretty clear
rotted state. i^n«t o«5«*.
I.dkevtfw, Oregon, November j, HIM.
thought that Mr. Steidl’« condition stilling, but there IS liable to be Not ire U lie r.liv vlvcn tlmt ill I'nini.llamc
O p p o s ite s c h o o lh o u s e ,
BEND, OREGON.
.
with the
provision* of tli*; art «•/ Congress of
had changed for the worse but up an obstacle or tw e in the way. Jm .-
.•miti.-i ••An hm f. r th. -ni - ..f
,
_
tim ber lands in the States of California, Ore-
on the arrival.of the doctor it was Portland may not concede to 1 iron, Nevada. Bud Washington Territory,” as
,
, .
I extended to all the? Public Laud States by art of t
found that the most serious stage | 1 _ Eastern Uresron the
right to name Augu*t. 4, im » j ,
DICK V.VNDEVEBT, I'&ol’.
.
.
.
. . . . .
John K. Ryan,
c f his illness had passed.
the represt'ntatl ve for this (U S - « fA n o k » . rountv of An..k*. mate nt Minnesota,
»»
j
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..
.
_
.
ha“ th i« day fllrd in thi»* office his sworn state
Carries
U.
S.
Mail,
exprpps
and
passenger« through in two days. Takes
\> e call our re«uer e attention to trict. In that event there may " " v* i ‘ for th»*,. .r
• tin-T,.. »jrof
.t
1
e
u ’
n
x i * 4 L
4
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' Her ’ 4 in tp m n, r 11 r , w in,an»J \\ill o ffe r; r w f
you through the picturesque Deschutes Valley and the great
tne card or >\ m. 15. Mattnewe be some favored son o f Multno ; • .-h'*w th.»t ru ¡ t * uiu ¡- i. r k .¡ mhm .
yellow pine timber belt.
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.
.»
,
r
i
a
-a,
wr
^,,r
timber *>r stone than for agrirultoral 1
Which appear» in the columns of man countv who w ill contest M r. u >
. j <»
i
EXPRESS AND PASSENGERS WAVII'.M .I D AT OK- HCTES POSTOIT K I:.
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la.i'l l*A*foret». B. Wurdwreil. I . >. Cumini • iori'-r
this papery Mr. Matthew 0 is emi- \\ uliamsor* g ri^rht to supremacy. • ' - r 1.»
*»t . d .
i
< , »herjui
L. A. B O O TH Prino-.-illo Agent.
nently qualified to look after busi- — E. O.
But Portland will do "it-nai..
io.’ •— \v
a «n. of
\
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Clift«»nt \Va«h in f ton; John M*« • r n - .fl. »*f
ne«s tor you by fore any of the de- whatever astern Ore^tin savs.
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Bogue, of Lava, Oregon,
partmente at Washington. The The congrr-.^man from the Sec* Anvandaii ^t*r«<»ni <iei
iv
X • I
references which he furnishes are oml district is not Al
lilt nomali S th»*ir rlfum« ln thif» offic . n t iore »Mid |flh ,
— •
proof of this.
fight, a - that county by mutua’ i!*l.jis, *l,u“r5f’ ” 1 e m e RATTAIX R«?gift r. I
BkfiCKSMITtfING fiflD HORSESHOEING.
P RI NE V ILL E- SS LV ER L A K E S T A G E LINE.
The Echo is Relia