The Deschutes echo. (Bend, Or.) 1902-19??, March 12, 1904, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text/ R«v. O. W. Triplett returned to G. W. Beatty left Tuesday for h' 8 home at Prineville Monday, his home at Kosland. j The services at the school house last Sunday were well attended, Hugh Johnson was down from which is a good indication of the Ilosland last Monday. high esteem in which Rev. Trip- Buy your working clothes at the lett is held by the people of this New \ ork (. ash Store. community. „ LOCAL N O T B 9. | C. J. Stubling, Wholesaler. Green up a 'Z . h. Gideon and family arrived Fred Anderson who had his arm today from barmington, Mo. injured by a horse, roturned from A Golden Opportunity L. E. Allingham was oat from i Prineville where he had his arm See Nature, in all her glor Prineville the rust of the week. examined by Dr. Dosenberg. The ious beauty, and then the T1 . — , . . doctor found that the bone was Prince Staats was a visitor at , . , acme of man’s handiwork. ,, ti . , „ . , , .. split but not displaced ami no set- Powell Buttes the first of the week.! The first is found along ting was necessary, i he arm is the linn of the D enver A Thos. Triplett returned Wednes- doing well. day from a business visit at Priae- j . . .. ... Rio G rande R ailroad , | The state convention of the so- the latter at the St. Louis T1 e‘ *" cialist party of Oregon wtjs held in World's Fair. Your trip Charles Low left for Prineville Poitlaad en March 3 C. C. Mik will be one of pleasure— Friday for a load of merchandise kleson of Crook county was nomi- make the most of it. For for the store. nated for the office of judge of the information and illustrat Jehu Elder, of Paisley, passed supreme court. Mr. Mikkleson ie ed literature write through town Wednesday on his well known in this place, having W . C . M c B r i d e , G e n . A g t way home from Idaho. addressed a socialistic meeting P O R T L A N D , OREGON. here some time ago. John Ryan returned Monday m . n. aiccs, One of the finest works of art from an extended trip to The that has recently commanded our Attorney at Law and notary. Dalles and other points. attention is the set of Art Plagues M a in S tr o o t , P r in e v ille . O r e g o n . Mr. and Mrs. Ballard Gile are and calendar issued this year by visiting with the latter’s brother, Office on .treet IcaJhiK to Court House. the Malt-Nutrine Department of Chas. Swalley, at Picket Isltnd. the Anheuser-Busch Brewiug As WM. B. M A T T H E W S , For Rent.— Building 18x24, suit- sociation, St. Louis, Mo. Our A TTO R N E Y-A T-L A W . able for business or residence pur-, jatroos cau secure sets of this W i l l p r a c tic e b efo re th e U n ite d States S u p re m e C o u rt, tlie C o u rt o f C la im s , a ll th e D e p a rt poses. Inquire ot Severt Debing. beautiful work by sending twenty m e n ts , a n d C o m m itte e s o f C ongress. S p e c ia l a tte n tio n g iv e n to c o n te s te d a n d c x - W. P. Vaudevsrt left Monday five cents to the above address. a rtc ceses u n d e r th e T im b e r a n d S tone. H om e - pa s te a d . T o w n s ite , a n d m in e r a l la w s , cases be- fo re c o m a il ro u te c o n tra c ts , and p at- for his home at Lava after several A school meat n held on March e n ts fo r n g in re v s e s n , tio ns/ days’ visit at Lytle and this place. 11th, decided against bonding this O ffic e s : B o n d B u ild in g , W A S H IN G T O N . D. C. The Echoolbouse Thos. Jones, proprietor of the school district. Fremont Hotel on the S:lver Lake was located upon its present road, was a visitor in Deschutes grounds upon the understanding thut the land would be deeded to Thursday. the school district. This has never R A I L W A Y CO. Mr. and Mrs. George Broster- bee» done, and school electors wish hous entertained a large number of TÍME TABLE NO. 8 . the school located on district their friends at dinner last Satur- EtTective February 15, 1903. grounds before settling any other day evening. i matter. Bonding was proposed by j 1 he county clerk has advertised parties who have never looked on; for bids for the new bridge to be bChool in other light than as a constructed over Crooked river at rHeains 0f boonring a certain proj- S T A T I O N S D a ily a ily the i?orest place. eet, and the well-wishers of the D Pa»« Fas». The Now York Cash store has! school turned down the bonding L e a v A rrv 4M . . M. received a new shipment of p'entle- ! proposition by a vote of better than l l 25 - - B IG G S - - men’s hats. All tbe nobby shapes two to one. Rile)’ , West and 1 ‘¿0 5.4 11 00 G ib s o n s l 50 Seblecht aeted as judges. at extremely low prices. 10 52 S i n k 's S c h lit z r- . W aS co /• * I The Coun t r y ’ s B e s t. F o r d o c to r ’s fees w o n ’ t ho u o o cssa ry w h e n yo u a rc a tta c k e d t i l t h c o ld s at th is season 1 o f th e y e a r .lu s t p et a t •«»111e o f ‘ G R E E N R I V E R ” o r “ H A R P E R , ” a nd ta k e i t in ’ th e fo r m o f a h o i “ to d d y .* Y o u r c o ld w i l l le a v e y o u a n d y o u w o n 't H uffer fr o m th a { e ffe cts o f “ chert!*’ ’ w h is k e y . S H A W A. 13 R O S T E R H O U S h a v e lo ts o f “ G R E E N . R I V E R ” a n d ‘H A R P E R , ” a n d th e y w a n t to "s h o w y o u . ‘ ----------------------------------■■»■■ ■ I . ■ I ■ M il II« » The * ■ 111 III ! II ■— ■■■■■■■ — n iB I I W ■ n D a lle s , O r e g o n . First Class Teams and Ui^s « # Very Reasonable Rates Bend peed and Livery Stables. □END OREGON Unequaled Facilities for Handling Locators and Commercial Travelers. Q u ic k Service Satisfaction Guaranteed T H E D E S C H U T E S L U M B E R CO. .. - . l Carries a com plete tine ot sash, doors, rooting etc. All kinds ot lum ber . . . . .,, , . , lor sale and special bills sawed to order. S T E ID L & REED, ORECCN LYTLE, T h rou gh from h a n i k o to P r i n e v i l l e in 1 2 H o u r s . S h a n ik o - P r in e v ille S t a g e L in e G . M . C O R N E T T , l ’ro p . M a k in g : C lo s e C o n n e c t io n w it h t h e P r in e v ille - B e n d D a ily S ta g e . S O U TH - Harper S i g Bill. Golombia Southern I 54 R iv e r Running T K F L IG H T FUL ROUTE li k FLIGHT ¡IDE I I a y l i g h t RID I llZ Z Y CRAGS roNS I7 F.EP CANYONS S H A N I E O -P R I N E V I L L E SCH EDULE. SO U TH B OU N D N O R TH BO U N D Leave Sliuniku 6 [>. rn. Arrive Prineville (> a. in. Leave Rend 6:30 ». m. Arrive Prineville 12 in. P R I N E V I L L E -B E N D SCH EDU LE. SOUTHBOUND NOKTUBOU;J[> Leave Prineville 1 p. in. Arrive Rend 6:30 p. m. First Class I.eave Prineville 1 p m. Arrive Slianiko 1 a. m. Accommodations PAS 3E N O K R a ND fo r the Traveling Public F R E IG H T R A T E S REASON ABLE. 10 45 2 14 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 r.t There is good sense in the follow 4.3 10 30 - - K lo n d y k e 2 27 Among the stockholders attend mg, which we clip from an ex- [ 2.0 10 25 - - Sum m t - 2 38 ing the annual meeting of the change: “ How old should a per-j 10 1 2 43 - H a i- C a n y o n J u n o Swalley Ditch Company at Pritie- son be to get married? Well, that 10 12 - M c D o n a ld ville was Charles Swalley of this 2 4G depends. Tbe subject is not one 4.0 This popular resort is under tbe special management and super 10 10 - - D eM oss 2 45 place. | for sentiment alone, nor should it vision of W. II. Slants. 9 50 8 (D - - M e ro James Overton returned last i bo one entirely practical. There is ; 8 4 9 82 3 15 - - E r s l c in v i li © DÉSCHUTE.S. OREG ON- Saturday from Prineville where he a golden combination, and eircum- t ,s- 1 S 44 - G r a s s V a il a y a i» had been to consult a physician, i stances must play an important I 7.S •«A-Sr* ' ¿^-«5 'J * * .* a 55 B o u rb o n Mr. Overton’s health is gradually part. This laying down rules 4 ÜÜ 1 - - 0.7 Ä 40 4 1« i - - H ont improving. won’ t work always. Some young 4.S 8 30 4 2« 1 - - W ilc o x - - Frank Glass returned Tuesday p«opl* might possibly be doing the ! 8 00 5 00 S H A N rF .O from Prineville where he attended ProPt’r thing lo unite at 21 and 2 2 . T H K m : HUSKS S T E N B E R O A N D B A N D L K , 1’ropH. Ler.v A r: v a meeting of the board of directors butas the world wags soman here r . m . A M. M ILLIN ERY, DRY GOODS, SHOES, Etc. of the Deschutes Irrigation & Rec- around 25 is batter. Then know Daily staue concivi ion« ut Shanikoi New stock of dry goods and notions now in stock. what is what, b» situated well fo- Antelope, Prineville, Rend, Burns, : lamatiun C om pany. A ll K in d s c f S e w in g a n d D r e s s m a k in g D o n e . enough financially to support a Silver Iste, I.aSeview, Mitchell, Day-; The contract for building the DESCHUTES - OREGON. wife and look twice before you ville, Antone, Ashwocd, Canyon City,! county iiigh school Ire been leap. Don’t be a ciani nor a fox.” ¡ .lohn Day Cil y atei Fossil. ênSk«éfe^Èl>.-.4Îr^>.r-_:-i-,r-îïlii' e------V»-. .■''0 - fr-V-- awarded to a Salem firm, their bid __ __________ i E. I). WOODBURY, ¡‘ f C. E LYTLE, S u p e r in te n d e n t, i being $19,01)8. The building will t-i**n . Fraj^ht* ¡<nd P h ^ m . V «yr. F A R E W E L L B EN D SALOON. A c l v o r t i e e d L e t t e r L is t . be cocalructed of brick and stone ft N O T IC E F O R P U B L I C A T I O N . S K V H R T I ‘ K H IN G , P ro p. The following letters remained John Cinubs of Prineville has L a n d O ffice a ï L n i t-v ie w , O re g o n , : uncalled for at the Deschutes poet I V b r iia r y 8, Mfci-i. been recum mended hy thb Oregon N o tic e ¡9 h e re b y fr iv o li 1 !» At tin * fo llo w in g - J Tiie choicest brands ol‘ liter, Wines, I.iijnors office for the mouth ending Feb n a m e d w t l t r has tile d n o tic e o f h is in t e n t io n ¡ delegation tor the position of super- to l.iitk '* lin a i p ro o f in so {.p o rt o f h is e iftim .n m l i and Cigars always on hand. „ Keserve. .... , 29th., I9U4. th ; ii LUÍ»; i ro o t w il l I h ? in n '!e b e fo re G B W a n i- i »..rear. Reserve. I he ftnl- visorr)! Forest The sal w c lì, I ’ 8 t ’o inini»8ion«»r, at h i* o ffice a t S ilv e r J J Johnson Mr A J Frye L a k e , O rc ;;o ;i, o n M o n d a y , A p r il 4, l.*01, v iz : ary of the oiiice is ¡fl8tX) per an IIEADQCARTF.US KOR TOl'RISTS A M ) TIMBEUMEN R a lp h H . C a ld w e ll. «*f I a va , O re g o n ; Mr Jeff Linville Mr Louis Muller- I I A N o 2JCS, fo r tn e ft‘2] see 18 a n d c ^ num. nv\£ m « p '¿4. tp z l r 10 «. w in . I Mrs OliveBaker lede Near Postoffice. Deschutes, Or. Ho a a in u s th e f o llo w in g witness«** to p ro v e G. B. Ward well, United States Mr John Neece Mr W H Scott : tda c o n tin u o u s re s id e i k *_* u p o n a m i c u lt iv a t io n i o f s a id la n d , v i x : Commissioner at Silver Lake, pass- frrank J West I (¡ts irp e W ito p u c a n d d ia r i e s F in le y , o f I.a v a , HOTEL S T A A T S flem York Gash Store. l -i L a . . , i __ _____ l : - i * * . m g to business matters. | tised list. , ^ J. G . , the _r ,, . , , k e l l e v , superintendent of x*» /• i 1 D . I . vC I . ( ./ e . , left ior I rine- ■ .... Vlll« M onday and returned Tiles- | t- d ay. W hile in that city he looked « . . X N over the labor market and also ar- ranged for some company supplies. ~ , ... ~ , Chas. Lottor and \ \ m . h t e p b d a s , , , , r .I m « a have com pleted the Lvtle 1 ownsite • ... 1 m i - . C om pany • new office building at I.j’ tle. The oiiice rooms will be occupied by the Deschutes Lum - . * , . ,, , her Co., the Townbite Co. and Heed . C. \ * . Land om-c .t Tr c* H . S t r> a a t s , a a ro5tmnster. t p . u o te ic ll. ^ , ■> .. ■■■■■— ^ — . . RETD, -t— . C D "u 3 .X *"V " J tr^ U L 0 1 1 ^ 3 ^ D ra w s u p deed«, m o rtg a g e * , e t c , a n d execu tes a *............................ ll k in d « o f le g a l d o c u m e n t* w it h c a re a n d p re c is io n . LYTLE . . . ' N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t i n c o m p lia n c e d . i t h th e j.r o v i . i - * > i th e a c t o f c o n ^ r e M o f 1 J u n e 3, 1K7V. e n t it le d “ A n a c t fo r th e s a le o f tim b e r la n d s in tin * S tates o f C a lifo r n ia , O rc- I BLAGKSIWITHING AND HORSESHOEING. All kinds of wagon work dono in find class shape; short notice j hs O p p o s it e schoolhou3C, a speci.i tv. B E N D , CRSCOM. • w n r j * w i < . i t r m » n - r w * ra PRIHEVILLE-SILVER LAKE STAGE LINE. I extended to an the rnblic Land »tale« t#y act DICK V AN DE VERT, I’Rul*. « i”iries s k * j ar i o t DcM lnur». c o u n ty o f Cr« ' k. ta te o f O re g o n . , - Takes is o n .r . • • v- d 1 t h ; - office it;- s - a • • r.. r arrieH \\ S. Mail, express and passengers through in two clayrt. s ta te m * n t N. . •‘.i, fo r th e p u rc h a s e th e S W 4 ’ ’ , , * . . . v* ! i , . „ .1 n . ’ great o f s e c tio n N o. ‘¿d in to w n s h ip N o . in«. range ■ you through the pictureaijue Deschutes \ alley and the grta j N o. 10 E ., W . M ., a n d w i l l o ile r p r o o f to sh ow th a t tlx * la n d » o u g h t i t m o re v a lu a b le fo r Its OREGON tim b e r o r s to n e th a n fo r a g r ic u lt u r a l purpose«*, j a n d to c ft a b lis h h i» c la im to - a id la n d before ' — --------------------------------------------------- .1 M . L a w re n c e , r. 8. c o m m is s io n e r, a t h is Of re t u s a P CHAS • FDWARDS ItCHChlltCS. O ft JOB, Otl 11 t*iln<‘l < l t j , tllC II*p lBI'ki*AP c * ai .». edwaew m i , . n y o f M a y . ion». e e l k n a p a E d w a r d s Mar,i?,*Ri«.ih»r<i’ Mna * » i.uni'-, iiaaie'r, ail »i P h y s ic ia n s a n d S u r g c o n 3 Any and all p«r*onn claiiuing adver «ly tbe i a b o v e -d e s c rib e d land** a rc rw fu e a ta d to file p r i n e v i l l e . O r e g o n . ‘ their claim*m tsi* o»«e on or before *ai«i Office la Adam*on A Wionek Co*i. Drug 3tore TRIPLETT, O re g o n ; G eorge T SI v, o f K o td a n d , O re g o n , a n d ed inrough town M onday on h 1 ft Parties callin g for any o f the i ra M w v /c a t, o f i>« -ej. p r itg o n . J. N . W A TS O N . return hom e from Portland where j , bove )eUer8 will please m en tion 1— " ^ — be had been several weeks attend- the fact Ulal they are on the a(lver. j NOTICE FOR p u b l ic a t io n . , n th d ay o f M ay. l* u . Mi«'iia*L T N olak , *egl*tcr. yellow pine timber belt. E X P R E S S A N D P A S S E . V iE I lS W A Y B I L L E D A T D E S C H U T E S P O - I O K i IC E . L. A. B O O T H P rin eville A g - rA. The Echo is Reliai e.