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DESCHUTES, CKOOK COUNTY, OREGON, MARCH 2<>, 11)04.
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NO. 44.
L a r d Frauds in Oregon.
cannot afford to overlook the ad- j
The federal grand jury has vantages offered by the Missouri i
Phy3icsans an d S u r g e o n s found true bills against seven per- Pacific Railway, which, on account
P R IN E V IL L E , O R E G O N .
sons connected with the dum m y of its various routes and gateways,
Office i k Adamson & W innek Co's. Dm ? Store homestead eutrius near Pendleton, has been appropriately named
Oregon. Two perron», other than “The W orld’« Fair Route.’’
C. H. D A L D Y M P I . E ,
the ones heretofore arrested, were Passenger# trom the Northwest
A t t o r n e y and A b s t r a c t e r indicted. The ofliciuls
before t&ko the Missouri Pacific trains
LAKEVIKW , OREGON.
whom proofs were made were also from Denver or Pueblo, with the
Y /ill g iv e you b a rg a in s
Will practice before all tin* Courts of the arrested, but no true bills were choice of either going direct through
State ami .before the U. i. Land Oilice.
on groceries at h is store.
Office in Daly Block, next door to U. S. Laud found against them. The indicted Kansas City, or via \\ ichita, Fort
Office. Corn *fc j;ondenee solicited.
A ll b u sin ess done on a
persoas are C. B. Cunningham , ScoU and Pleasant Hill.
c a s h b asis.
Asa Rayburn, Glen Saling, Shelly Two trains dailv from Denver
A c o m p le te stock on
Jones, M aik Shackleford, Dennis al‘d Pueblo to St. Louis without
O’H ara und K ate Jam es. The ¡change, carrying all classes of
hand, and m ore on the
charges against them are conspir-- modern equipm ent, including elec-
w a y from S han iko.
| acy to defraud the Government out! trie lighted observation parlor cafe
W . H. 3T A A T 8 , Prop.,
i of lands by means of fraudulent i dining cars. Ten daily trains be-
homestead entries and proofs. The tween K ansas City ami St. Loui3.
prosecution is directed from Wash- W rite. or call on W. C. McBride,
ington, and from now on careful General Agent. 124 Third street,
investigations will be made as to Portland, for detailed information
homesteads proven up. The de- u|)d illustrated literature,
partm ent will put a num ber of new
A B u s in e s s P re p o s itio n .
special agents in the field for this
If
you are going east} a careful
M IL L .
purpose.
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selection of vour route is essential
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A P o s t o f f ic o f o r B e r.d .
to the enjoym ent of your trip. If Z
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SHAW
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miOHTEIllIOl
s.
Props.
It is reported th at A. H. G rant it is u business trip time is the %
* ♦
has been appointed postm aster of a main consideration ; if a pleasure ♦
new postoffics to be known a s ! triP- scenery and the tfonveniences ♦ The only first-class establishment of its kind in Western o
comforts of a modern railroad.
<»
Crack Cciiiify.
Bend. This will provide two post- and W hy
«►
not combine all by using
olii oes located about one-hall » the Illinois Central, the Up-To-
T h e finest b r a n d s o f w i n e s , liq u o rs, boers anti ♦
«0
mile apart. On account of the | Date road, running two trains
c ig a rs c o n s t a n t l y on h a n d .
Desehutes postotlice having been 1 daily from bt. Paul and M innesp
♦ ♦
formerly nam ed Bend patrons will
from Omaha to Chicago.
. , , . have to
. m ake
. calb
i, at Free
Reclining
Chair u cars, !• th e 1 Eastern people uie especially invited to rail tit the Buffet when in the city. ♦ 1 *
probably
,
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J
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tamous
Buflet-Bibr^ry-bmoking
botli oflices in order to obtain their carS| atl trajn8 vestihuled. In
mail.
short thoroughly modern through-
inquiries have been sent to j out. All tick fra “leading via the
W ashington to obtain inform ation ’ HHnoie C'Ttrr.l will be honored on
fra te rn i li
as to the data give» by Inspector 4 ^ srfge(Jk,,i,;! an J no exlra fare
M rs. C. E. M eD ow all, P ro p .
Riches to the departm ent upon Our rates are the same as those
distances, roads and patrons.
of inferior roads—why not get your ¡O n VOlir w ay to Deschutes and Silv Lake you will want
If the departm ent established money’s worth?
g u a r a n te e d q u a lity.
to stop at a ¿rood hotel while in Prineville.
the new oilice with a full under­ W rite for full particulars.
B. II. T ritmjh ' ll , Com. Agt.
R ifle s, P isto ls, S ho tgu ns standing of the nearness of the of­
F. * P. A.,
The PlllNEYlLLE lias the reputation of liein<rthe Best; ask
fices together, it m arks a change J. C. Lindsey, T. Portland,
Ore.
in postoitice policy ; if theie have Paul B. Thomson, F. it I*. A.,
your friends if it isn’t.
express prefinid,
,
/r e t
•
Seattle, W ash.
been any m isrepresentations made
to the departm ent it may cause
Fine R o o m s and B e d s .
Cuisine Unexcelled.
R a iiro a d to D u f u r .
some one trouble.
J. STEVENS ARMS & TOOL CO..
W S. Conroy, of The Dalles, is
C hico pco F a lls, M ass.
S u r v e y of A g r i c u lt u r a l L a n d .
in the city today, and says there
♦
O 'lsTEIX -i
Two townships of unsurveyed ag- are now 100 msn and about 15
OYSTER H O U S E A N D L U N C H COUNTER ♦ ♦
n . O. ROGERS, PROP.
ricultural land in Lake county will l®mms work on the G reat South-
shortly be surveyed by the govern cm railroad, which is to be built
F re sh E a s t ­
♦
In Every
♦
ment and opened for homestead *rorn a P°*nt three miles above The
ern
S
ty
le
.
( § m
t n &
application. Two years
•ars ago a Dalles
* " ,,vo to Dufur, a distance of 27 w
O
p
en
a
t
A
ll
H
o
u
r
M aala o f All K in d » ♦
through a rich wheat district, o- D ay a n d N iffht.
great deal of govern m ent survey-
S e rv e d to O rd e r. ♦
iroved that, in The new roatl will join tho O. R. %
ing was done, but it proved
♦ ♦ *
M i l l e r B u il d in g , Prineville, O r e g o n .
N eeded in E v e r y H om e j many cases, the survey was in­ it N. tracks at the mouth of F it’- %
d u c ed by fraudulent representa­ teen Milo creek, threa miles cast of
A ¡Wavs
•» Johnson Crook
....................
• 2 •» i of trade was also tlie greatest of
tions as to the num ber of settlers The Dalles, and while it is incor­ 1 Boaver
. . •! K uteher
Bond
porated
under
the
laws
of
Wash-
Black
Butte
Maury
...........
..
.
.4
.
. 2 i an}' country.
U p to i ) a t c
on the lands, and that the survey
II reev e.................... __ 1 MrKay ..............
:i
1
Camp
Crook
Mill
Crook
.
.2
was exclusively for the benefit of I in*ton and >•
the manage- i Cliorrv ( reck . . . . 1 Montsfonitirv
K oy «
I NewMoni ............. ___ ;i ! Mrs. Botkin the alleged poisoner
lumhermen. The governm ent upon m ent of outside parties, it it Cross
WEBSTER’S
H ardin ............ __ 2 I’rinovillo ......... . 9 of two women in Deleware is being
S u m m it ..................
Creek
j
discovering this state of affairs dis­ thought to be r. branch of the O. R. H Hay
aystack
.. 1 Willow Creek
---- 2 I triod the
second lima time at San
it
N.,
and
as
such,
the
citi/.ens
of
continued survey work in this lo­
Total ............................................................... lie Franciseo.
cality until tho present time, and th at locality hope to see it extend- The same being one delegate at
now confines its effort* to non-tim . ed further south, through W a.co , ]arge for each pr#cin(.t 8lltJ , ne for Sheriff Storey, of M ultnomah,
D ictionary
bered tracts. It will bo some time coutlty -
D.egonian.
every 150 votes and fraction of 8 or discharged 111 employees of hit of-
A D ic tio n a r y o f E N G L I S H ,
B io g r a p h y ,G c < K riip h y .F lc tio n .e « c .
,
over
cast berlain
in 1902 for for Governor.
Hon George at
fice the on late
account
of disloyalty to him
before any more tim ber lands are Dem ocratlc P r , m a rlee nd C o u n t y E . Cham
primaries
T h e N e w a n d E .n larg cd
surveyed.
C o n ve n tio n .
'pj19 Central Committee recom-
E-dition C o n ta in s
noneilatory attitude *f the
The
Democratic
County
Con-
mendod
that th# Democratic M The
2 5 , 0 0 0 N ew W o r d s
Will be F o r W i l l i a m s o n .
vention, for Crook County, Ore- ! prim aries be held in the »everal ultnomah Simon faction after
N e w G a r c t t e e r of th e W o rld
w ith m m e tlm n 2'i.uuO titles, baaod on the
Um
atilla
county
republicans
will
¡j0n,
is hereby called to inset at Pr*e' nct8 *t the voting places tho prim aries was not of a pattern
latest < ei.ills returns.
March 2f>, with its attitude the day before.
N e w B io g ra p h ic a l D ic tio n a r y held their prim aries on April 2. the Circuit Court room in I’rine- therein on a. .'aturday,
m.
contiiiiiim r nutm -sof ovcrlfl.uiiiiiiioivi.rtliv The county is entitled to 10 delegates ville. Oregon, on Saturday. April '1904. at 11
persons, w ith nationality. occupation, date
Done by order of the Demo- Senator Burton of Kansas is be­
of reigns, date of t.irili, death, etc.
to
the
congressional
convention,
^
1904f-
at
10
»•
m
-
for
*he
P
"r*
m ittes. ing tried in a federal court for
, ,
,
,
. p e t e of nom inating candidates for cratio County Central C
Edited hjr TV. T. H A R R IS , P hD .. LL.D. . the
largest
number
of
any
county
tho
C0Ullty
o(lice9
t0
be
fillcd
„
using his official influence in favor
March
5,
1904.
U nited States t'om m is.ioncr of Education*
of
a fraudulent get- rich-quick
!..
N.
L
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g
g
e
t
t
,
in
the
district
outside
of
Multo
qle
next
general
election
;
to
elect
N e w P la te s
2 3 8 0 Q u a r to P a g e s
scheme.
Chairm an
R ic h B in d in g s 5 0 0 0 I l l u s t r a t i o n s
rush. Furnish is in control of the four delegates to the Democratic M. R. B ig g s ,
Secretarv.
V. c also publish
county, and it is conceded th at he State, Congressional, and District
l a t h e western states 157 sa
W. L* *11 E L K N A P
( T I A 8 .S . K D W A R W
BELKNAP
&
EDWARDS
STARTS
roll SALE
Deschutes, • - - Oregon.
First-Class Shingles
at Pri ne ville
- Prices.
DESCHUTES, OP.
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fo r
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A sk your d e ale r f.-r the
S t e v e n « . " There
l i n-* substitute. I f you
cannot ol tain them let t: ;
k n o w ,an d we d ia l! ship
direct,
upon receipt o f price.
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a lo g . Y ou cannot d o
without It, If interested
in S H O O T IN G . M ailc-J
on request.
T r y that new puzzle < f o -rs! it w ill keep you
¡'u cssinff until you solve it, and furnishes lots o f
am usem ent. Sent • n receipt o f two y-. cut stam ps.
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tainm ent. Illustrated pam phlet also free.
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The Convention will consist of
. . .
GO delegates which b ars bsen *p-
Those a n t i c i p a t i o g an Eastern portioned amoag the several r e t i D g
trip, o ra visit to the Louisiana precincts, as follows:
Purchase Exposition at St. L ouis,: S iS r^ek
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States for 1903, shows that our ex-
ports were greater than those of
any other ceuutry. Our balance
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tempts ar# being made to have ths
transcontinsntal railroads lower
their rates to a point at which lum-
uermen can snip to M isieuri river
territory.