LOCAL N O T E S,
C. C. Hutchinson, land com-
John Bielle cam# in from Prin»- tnisiioner of the D. I. & P. Co., ar-
ville today.
rived here Monday accompanied,
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by A. E. Hammond. Matters per-j
Huy your working clothes at the I . .
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taming to desert land selections
>i6w York Cash Store.
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will engage their attention for some
S. H. Dorrnnce left last Monday I time.
for a trip te Portland.
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Engineer Hammond is mterest-
\V. H. Staats made a trip to ed in the automobile line which is
Prineville last Sunday.
to connect this place with Cross
Marsh Awbrey left for Prineville Keys. Mr. Hammond thinks the
on business on Tuesday.
plan '* feasible if a road can be ob
tained for the exclusive use of ma
J. N. Hunter returned from)
chines, and some work done in
Prineville Thursday evening.
grading the rocky points. The
T. B. Reed, of Kalispell, Mon- great drawback of the present roads
tana, arrived early this week to re-! jg that traflic cuts them up badly,
ma*a-
I while automobiles would have no
L. C. Whitted made a business such effect,
trip to Prineville the early part of R e p e a l o f t h e T lr r ib e r a n d S to n e
th e week.
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C . J. S tu b lin g , W h o le s a le r.
ELIGHTFUL ROUTE
AYLIGHT RIDE
IZZY CRAGS
EEP CANYONS
il
Big Bill.
A G o ld e n O p p o r t u n i t y
See Nature, in all her glor
ious beauty, and then the
acme of man’s handiwork.
The first is found along
the line of the D en ve r it
Rio G rand e R a i l r o a d ,
the latter at the St. Louis
World’s Fair. Your trip
will be one of pleasure—
make the most of it. For
information and illustrat
ed literature write
WM.
provision may be amended. The
commutation of homesteads is also
changed. Twenty-four months re-
«¿«nee, instead of fourteen, is to be
a
up
t r y ’ s B e st .
F or d o c t o r ’s fees w o n ’ t be n ece ssa ry w h en von are a tta ck e d w ith c o ld s at this season
o f th e year.
.Inst get a b o ttle o f ’ ’G R E E N R I V E R ” o r “ H A R P E R , ” and take it in
the form o f n hot “ t o d d y ." Y o u r c o ld w ill le a v e yon an d von w o n 't su ffer from the
effects o f ••cheap“ w h isk ey .
S H A W A. B R O S T F R H O U S have lots o f " G R E E N
R I V E R ” am ! “ H A R P E R , ” and th ey want to “ sh ow y o u .'
The
Editor Steffa, of the Crook Coun- j The public lard committee cf
ty Journal, is visiting friends at the U. 8. senate has unanimously W C . M c B r i d e , G e n . A g t .
PO R TL A N D , OREGON.
reported out of the committee a
this place.
G. T. Maun will open in Prine bill repealing the stone and timber
M . R. BIGGS,
ville a grill and restaurant of ap act, and substituting a measure
authorizing the secretary of the in Attorney at Law anil notary.
proved city style.
terior to sell, at auction, rights to
M ain S treet, P rin eville, O regon .
Bert Holler of Prineville, has cut timber on publi(! lands. The
Office o n street le a d in g to C ou rt H ouse.
beca engaged with L. E. Ailing ^¡11 provides against the assign-
ham at painting this week.
m(mt of rightg thus Bold> but lhie
For Rent.— Building 18x24, suit-
able for business or residence pur-
poses. Inquire of Severt Debing.
Maud Vandevert and sister
G reen
R iver
Running
B.
First Class Teams
D alles, O regon.
and Kigs
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Very Reasonable Rates
Bend peed and Livery Stables.
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Unequaled Facilities for Handling Locators and Commercial Travelers.
MATTHEW S,
Quick Service
Satisfaction Guaranteed
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W .
W ill p ra ctice b efore th e U n ited States S uprem e
C ou rt, th e C ou rt o f C laim s, a ll th e D ep a rt
m en ts, a n d C o m m itte e s o f Congress.
S p ecial a tte n tio n g iv e n to co n te s te d an d ex-
parte eeses u n d e r th e T im b e r a u d S tone. H o m e
stead, T o w n site , an d m in e ra l la w s, ra s e s b e
fo re C ongress, m ail ro u te con tra ets, an d pat
ents fo r in v e n tio n s.
O ffice s : B on d B u ild in g ,
T H E D E S C H U T E S L U M B E R CO.
Grace passed through this place for r« l uir*d of 8ettlerB- Tho *overn-
Carries a complete line of sash, doors, roofing etc. All kinds of lumber
a visit with relatives at Prineville. ment wil1 BOt Pa8S titlu t0 timb#r
for sale and special bills sawed to order.
W A SH IN G TO N .
D . C.
land if this bill passes, and lieu
A. M. Drake left today for Port- land scrip can not be laid on tica-
S T E ID L & R E E D ,
land where he goes to purchase ad- j her land under its provisions. It
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ditional machinery for his sawmill.J ' 8 v*ry probable that this bill will
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The democratic and republican
RAILWAY CO.
Thro u g h from
h a n ik o t o P r i n e v i l le in 1 2 H o u r s .
D e m o c r a tic P rim a rie s a n d C o u n ty
primaries for Bend precinct will be
TIME
TABLE
NO.
8.
C o n v e n tio n .
held at Deschutes postoftice on |
Effective February 15, 1903.
March 2Gth
! The Democratic County Con-
O . M . C O R N E T T , Prop.
j vention, for Crook County, Ore-
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M a k in g C lose C o n n e ctio n w ltb th e P rin e v ille -B e n d P a lly S tage.
Rev.
J. K. MacGillivrary, oflgon, is hereby called to meet at
o
a
S H A N IK O -P R IN B V IL L B SC H ED U LE.
Pendleton, Ore., preached at this tho Circuit Court room in Prine-
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SO U TItnouN B
MOST II BO VXD
place last Sunday. He left for | I H!*V ?re?0^ 0n S“ t„urda?* APril
Leave Slmniko 6 p. in.
Leave Rem) 6:3 0 n. m.
9, 1904, at 10 a. m., for the pur-
S T A T I O N S D aily
Arrive Prineville 6 a. in.
Ariive Prineville 12 m.
Prineville on Tuesday.
pose of nominating candidates for Daily
Colombia Southern
S h a n ik o -P rin e v ille S ta g e Line
The New York Cash store has
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received a new shipment of gentle-
men s hats. All the nobby shapes
at extremely low prices.
Don P. Rea left for his home nt
Madras, Sundry. Mr. Rea is a U.
S. commissioner at that place, and
had official business that required
his attention.
Dr. Ed wards who came over
from Prineville to see Mr. Morri-
eon says that the case
Moriieou was not dangerously ill.
New machinery will be ordered
for the Drake sawmill from Port.-
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k nd , this
week, and the available
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part of the old mill will be removed
to its new site at an early date.
Z. T. Gideon has arrived and
will conduct the school for a term
of three months. Mr. Gideon is a
ptactical educator and has taughtj
a numlter of years.
He is a
brotber-in law of L. C. Whitted.
al> tho cou,lty o®«*» t0 be fille,| at
Ihe next cenerai election ; to elect
four deleJate„ t0 the Democratic
g^te, Congressional, and District
Conventions and for the transac
tion of such other business as may
come before said convention.
The Convention will consist of
GO delegates which have been ap
portioned among the several voting
precincts, as follows :
Fats
Pas«.
Leav
r m . V.
A rrv
A M.
1 30
1 .M)
1 54
2 14
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2 43
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2 40
Ash w o o d ............. . . . 3 H o w a r d ............................ 2 [ 2 «
1 B ear C reek
....... 2 2 Ire la n d
3 09
J o h n s o n C reek.
| B end
.. ..2 K u te h e r .............
8 15
: B la ck B u tte ....... . . . .4 M a u r y .................
I B r c e s e .................
M cK ay ...............
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C am p C re e k .......
M ill C reek
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3 44
r.l M o n tg o m e ry ..
C h erry c r e e k ..
I Cross L evs
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2 N e w s o m .......................... ft | 4 00
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1 H a rd in
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2 P r in e v ille . ..................9
4 16
H ay C r e e k ......... ....... 2
H a y s ta ck ............. ......... 4 W illo w C re e k ..............2
4 16
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Sum m t
3 l
H ay C anyon June
11 25
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10 25
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10 10
M oro
9 50
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E r s k in v ille
8.1
G raa s V a lle y
9 82
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8 55
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B ou rbon
t>.7
K ent
4.8
W ilc o x
12.7
S H A N IK O
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10 12 j
M c D o n a ld
4.0
D eM oss
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NORTHBOUND
Leave Prineville 1 p. m .
Arrive Bend 6:30 p. in.
First
10 30 !
9 15
SCH E D U LE .
SOUTHBOUND
Class
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Accommodations
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10 52 1 _________________ PASSKNGKR
10 4Ö 1
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2 27
2 53
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Leave Prineville 1 p.-m.
Arrive Slmniko 1 a. m.
file
Traveling
Public
F R E IG H T RATK.S HKASONAHI.K.____________
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
HO TEL STA ATS
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This popular resort is under the special management and super
vision of W. H. Staats.
D E S C H U T E S . ORECO N-
8 40
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8 30
8 00
j flem York Gash Store.
The* samo being one delegate «t
Leav
large for each precinct and one for A rrv
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T I I E MISSES STENBERG A N D HANDLE, P rop«.
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over cast in 1902 for Hon George
Dailv stage connections nt Slmniko
E. Chamberlain for Governor.
for Antelope, Prineville, Bend, Burns, C
New stock of dry goods and notions now in slock.
The Central Committee recom Silver Lake, Lakeview, Mitchell, D**y- I
A ll K in d s o f S e w in g and D rosum aktng D one.
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mended that
the Democratic ville. Antone, Af-hwood, Canyon City,
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primaries be held in the several John Pay City ami Koseil.
precincts at the voting
places
K. I). W O O D B U R Y ,
S u perin ten den t.
therein on Saturday, March 26, i C. E L Y T L K ,
(t p r ,. F re ig h t, a n d P a « « . A ift .
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Done
by
order of t .u
the -n
Demo
N O T I C E F O R PUBLICATION.
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S K V IiR T DHUING, Prop.
cratic Countv Central Committee,
L a n d Office »it L a k e v ie w , O regon ,
F eb ru a ry 8, 1904.
March 5, 1904.
N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n that the fo llo w in g -
n a m e d se ttle r has filed n o tice o f h is -in te n tio n The choicest brands of Beer, Wines, Liquors
L. N . L i o o k t t ,
t<> m ake final p ro o f in s u p p o rt o f his c la im ,a n d
m
p IGG8
Chairman.
that said p ro o f w ill he m ad e b e fo re G it W ard-
and Cigars always on hand.
F A R E W E L L B E N D SALOON.
An enthusiastic lodge of Modern
Woodmen was established at this
w ell, U S C o m m issio n e r, at h i* office at S ilver
place last week. The lodge starts
S ecretary.
L ake. O re g o n , o n M on day, A p r i l 4 , 1:*04, v iz :
with a membership of twenty-two
R alph II. C a ld w e ll, o f L a va , O r e g o n ;
A d v e rtis e d L e t t e r L is t.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS AND TIMBERMEN
H A No 2*228, fo r th e e\ j »o' 4 free i.’t and
and it-« numbers will be shortly
n e *4 Fee 24, tp 21 >. r 10 c. w n».
He uainuij th e fo llo w in g w itn essc* to p rov e
The
following
letters
remained
augmented. The fraternity is in
Near Postofliee.
Deschutes, Or.
his c o n tin u o u s nraidenev u p on an d c u lt iv a t io n
la u d , v i z :
creasing all over the Northwest.
«»called for at the Deschutes post- o f G said
eorge W B og tie and C harles F in le y, o f Lava,
ollice for the month ending Feb O r e g o n ; G e o rge T k ly . o f K oslatid, O r e g o n , an d
Frank \V W est, o f D eschutes, O regon.
MILLARD TRIPLETT,
The state land board is receiving 29th., 1904.
f’Zfi-m’J i
J. N. W AT8O X , R e g iste r.
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communications regarding rules to j j Johnson ' Mr A J Frye
NO TICE FO R PUBLICATION .
govern the supply of water for set- Mr Jeff Lioville Mr Louis Muller-
’ .and f ) f f i t n t Tht* D alles. O regon.
All kiuds of wagon work clone in first class shape; short notice jobs a specialty.
F ebruary 5th, 1904.
tltrs on the Three Sisters Carey Mrs OliveBaker
leile
N otion is h e re b y g iv e n that in c o m p lia n c e
w ith th e p ro v is io n s o f the a ct o f C on gress o f
O p p o s ite s c h o o lh o u s e ,
BEND, ORECON.
grant. Settlers discuss the prob- M rJohnN eece Mr W H Scott
J u n e 3 . 187«. e n title d “ A n a ct for th e . sale o f
tim
b
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lands
in
the
States
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O
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Jems of delivery of the water to the Mr Frank J West
g o n , N evada, an d W a sh in g ton T e r r it o r y ,” as
n d e d to ail th e P u b lic Land sta tes b y act
land, and the amount and time of
Parties calling for any of the o e f x te
A u g u st 4, 1892,
8. E d w ards
payment therefor.
above letters will please mention 1 o f D esch u tes, C c o h u a n rles
D IC K V A N D E V E R T , M O P .
t v o f C rook , state o f O regon ,
ha» on J u ly 9, 19««. filed in this office hi«* sw orn
District Deputy Hubbard has the fact that they are on the adver- sta tem en t N o 2” o*.», for th e p ure hate o f the
Carries
U.
S.
Mail,
express
and
passengers through in two days. Takes
o f s e ctio n No. 23 in tow n s h ip N o. 19 8. range
rejnvinated the Modern Woodmen tised list.
N o. lO E , W. M . and w ill offe r p r o o f to s h o w
you through the picturesque Deschutes Valley and the great
that tlie land s o u g h t is m ore v a lu a b le fo r its
yellow pine timber belt.
camp at Prinaville, having taken
W . H. S t a a t s , Postmaster,
tim b e r o r «to n e th a n fo r a g ricu ltu ra l p u rp o s e s,
and t«> < tta b lis h his cla im to said la n d b efore
E X P R E S S A N D P A S S E N G E R S WAYBTLI.KD A T U E S C IIC T E S POSTOKFICE.
in a dozen new members during ^
j
J. M. L a w re n ce , U. 8. c o m m is s io n e r, at his o f- i
fid* at D esch u tes. O regon , <»n W *dnesda>, th e j
his star here. Mr. Hubbard has
R E -D ,
L. A. BOOTH P rin eville A gent.
lU ii d a y o f M s ), 1901.
He na m es as w itn e sse s: J. N. H u n te r ,«¡le n n i
also been busy getting camps at I S T o - t e i r y
Marsh, R ic h a rd K in g an d Jam**s H u n ter, al! *»f
IP 'O -lo llG De«ch»it'*w,
n regon.
other points in ( ’ rook county on
r>r.«r ¡p.i.-.u m o rtg a g e s
and
A ny and all pe rs ons c l a i m i n g a d ve rs e ly tiic
•> o f lepa I d o cu m e n ts
a b o v e d e s c r i b e I la nds are re quested V t file
stronger foundations, ami all arc
t h d r rja iin s in thi*« office on <*r b e fo re said
ani precisión.
Mth d a j o l V s v . l«u i.
M ,«:• a r.L f N*• **. R c g b r e r
prospering fin ely — Review.
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BltflGKSjVliTHING AND HORSESHOEING.
~ PRINEVILLE-SILVER LAKE STAGE LINE.
The Echo is Relia b'e.
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