rwaS 3JJE MWBWaaapaa.aaWJia.iii'1 iiu.i, THE BEND ..I- BULLETIN runusmiD kvhry vriday nv LUUODBMANN & LAWRUNCI!. VFor every man a square Idea?; no less an J no morc'i jftjUSCUIl'TlON rAtHS: One ywir.................... .!. fll menthii....,...,..................... .V Thic'e raonth.............. .j (InntUblr in adirance.) r I I lw, ' liqrV TQ RRMlt, Remit i 'iwtnk 'draft, jxwtnl , money ' brtler oir lfein1T-cprc.. money order, or feeUlcPeil letter. Make all remittance fmynUlc to The Utnil Htilletiti. Stage and mail Schedule. AkMVK AT llWtt. (tam 8hnIko via rrivl... .7 p. m. ilalty Ifrem LaVevlew b4 Sltw LaVe .. ., la W. tlally xr Tue lAom Tmiio Turn.. Tboi ami $at. :1J p. w. Wm lakitatr dally etrt .Uy i p. m. " 18AVK Sb. lje Sfcarrfte rU PtWrfltr.. . ...... . m. iUU) Wer LVtrtetrmlflrr UVe... ., ... .. T"JI itally ecpr. Sun, IIbt ramitla T.. TJiur. anJ Sat a. m iS I.aMtanr daily txctft Snnday ..J p. . ., mt Owek Hock Vftek'dayajSa.m la Sou St. Stimtoyfr 1 11,1, jb. 16 '1 m.. ami Hll tasuraner antral of (It (Mil trora ratlreatl reathtnc DenJbcfcte Ip.nn. TutRriioxH ornok ltopv-'rv.iUr. fretn Ja. m. to fn p m. Swmtar ami heWalay, from law a. to. t ii ikxhi. and riot J p. w. t oop. m. FRIDAY - OCTOBER 6, 1905 The first specimen of sugar beets from this locality was gratifying .enough, but now comes the report ou the second lot. which shows still richer results and more than con firms the most rosy view of the ad vantages of the Deschutes valley for the beet sugar industry. What's the matter with continu ing George E. Chamberlain as gov . .ernor of Oregon? He's a democrat, ijt's true, but a democratic governor -can't do much good to his part when the rest of the administration is republican. It is vastly better than having a governor who is a mere cogwheel in a machine. In the northwestern railroad field the fights of the giants is now on and the country will profit by it. It 1 is no longer a question of sitting on 1 tke lid. Central Oregon will gain . much from this activity, though it is not yet certain from what direc . tlon or in what form that gain will s dome-except that it will be in the form of modern, transportation. LOCAL NEWS. V. J. Stroud has returned to Hcnd. Z. M. Drown, a Portland cattle buyer, is spending n few days in Ucud. Elmer Niswanger ntul C. II. Ellis, of Powell Duttes, were fiend visitors Tuesday. A new sign board adorns the front of Miss Anna Johnson's Ore gon Lodging House. Miss Mabel Baldwin, of Powell Buttcs, has accepted a position at the Pilot Butte Inn. Ora Poindexter, Millard and Carlylc Triplett and R. O. Puctt are spending the week at Crane prairie fishing and hunting. Would like to buy one California State wagon bed. Must bo com plete in every respect. Would like it by Monday next. Francis & Garratt. Oliver Thorbjornson has built himself residence quarters buck of Whitsett's property facing on Bond street, and is now occupiug the same. James McCoy, C. P. Becker and "Billie" Robinson returned this week from a mouth's trip in and beyond the Cascade mountains in the region of Diamond peak. Dan Heising left this morn ing with a party to drive over the mountains to the valley. The party was composed of T. W. Trip lett aud family, Mrs. W. W. Am burn and children, E. V. Amnions and Frank May. Mayor Goodwillic returned yes terday trom his up-river bear hunt. The remainder of the party stayed for another week of the sport. Two bears had been killed when he left camp and they supplied toothsome steaks for a number of Bend tables. -aaaWaUtM Ttnittr taint, Act Jimt j, l$r!t. NOTICK FOR PUWilCATION. U, S. taint OOlcr. TIip Italic, Oreitw, July y, lvu$. Notice I littttur tlveit Ihnl In coninllitiice wllh Ihe ptovlUniiflhe Ad if Cni:tr of June ., I'r1, ttilltleil. "An act flir IhrMlcuf llmtwrUmU In the iaput California, Oirgtui, Nera.la, anil VAhliiitmi Ymllwry, ' a etlenilrtt lo all Hit ihiMK laml lalir liy Act nf AiiKitat 4, . the IoIIuwIiik peiwm have Hteil In thl nine llirlt wikii tAlrninl, In ml Theodore W I m menu int. of nml, county of VrtmV, lateof Otemm. awurn latrtttriit No M. nlfil July m. i. fiH tlic pHivhate of llw nclf of rc it. Ip w , t ij t. it in Katie 11 KitrtelKl, of ttfml. cointy of CmwV, (atcof Oirgoii, woih tatrttti,t No j. Hll ly ij. i. fi the pmehi oflhe eSw ami l.eti jam) 4,ivfrc ji. t w. i H r, w m That they will ortVr Hraf lo hw that the lan! vmuhl tt Hive valHaUr for the tlniher ortHC thefcon than tat mjriciillMMll (ttiltnMe. l lo rtaMth Ihelr claim to uM lami twhice J M. tawience, f CommlMoer, al hl office Ih Heml l)rrm. on November I), Thev name a wlHem Chaile II Hiuwh. ThoKre W Xlmmernmn, Theuyhlh Michel, William MaMnln, I'rattct Mfhm. INUv K Kiiiwm, Klie II ttMebemH amt AfHl H IWp hciiei. all of Bewt, OteROM. Ahv ami all prM rtdlminu a4rerty H) of the aUic-lcTibet Uaih ate reqoeMeil to Die their claim Ih thH oAke om or heibte the m id ivthttayof Nwrembet. toa. .1 hi MICMAHI. T. NOI.AN. KeyMer. Timber tamt. Act of Jnhc j. it. NOTICK FOR rUIlMCATIOX. V. S. taml OAce The llle.(ViK. J hoc H, ivv Notice U herehy irteen that In cwmpUance with tse prvrKM oi irc aci in voiki w jitne y !?, entitled "An act ftc tke wle of Itmhrr laml ih the -leof CI1(VhmI, IMriftm, Nevada ami Walitf ttm TerrHofy," a etletHleil lo alt Ihe PMhlk land lte b- act of Aiumit 4. . Ihe Mlawiu-nained pcrm have, oh May 15. lied iMtKUiXriee their wr MalemcHlt Io-mii Utile K JonUn of ttlnevflle. cwiMty f CroaV.', le of Otrnm. iwocm Ulemeiit No . lor Ihe tmiehe ofthe w H lie K, c H hw If of ee 4 and the i( e M f ec 1 J. tp i , r w f , w m. MlHHk '. CIlAoti of rriHerille. cuHoty of CrwrtV. tle of (liecoti ilwtlif !, of rC lv. tp Raspberries, slntwberrles and nil small nursery stock for sale by V. J. Buckley, Bend, Oregon. Plmtier taint, Act June j, tj.. NOTK'K FOR PUIH.ICATION. V i taml timec. taVevlcw. Oirittiii. Scileniler t, i Notice I liricliy given Dial In comnllaHce vtllli the ptoiHunol llic ait of Cottgtru of June I, lr,chtlltrtl "An nl nr the Mlc nl tlntlerUmfa In thelatr nfCallAiiiikt, UirKoii. Nti.l ami Washington Triilloty," a eMrmlnl to all the public laml Ute liy art of Aiint 4, lyl. Milton A Ywiiik, nfKiwUml.OHinty of CronV, Slate f ltri-ii, havlhUilay HImI In Itilt olHce liUinotn Mate itient No j-. for the purchase of IIiciiwW trt I. Ipn , r 11 c, HI Ami will offrr iwrwf In how thai Ihe taml wmIiI I WMt vHhle for lt llmlier or alone IImh for axrtcHltHMt poriMwe. ami lolalllh hi claim to Mid Und hrfotrj tawtrHCe. II S. Comnilioii(i. al hi o(6ee, al Heml. iitcmou, o salntda) . Ihe filt ila of lleveiiiher, i, lie name aa wllHe John HIim, John K Kvan.J N llHHler, 1 V Tail, ami Hugh JihHm all of Heml. (Heron Any ami alt prrwt. claiming adreraely the hov-lr-tlHMlUH.I aie M-o,ured to hlr Ihrir ctalmitnthlaomceon or before Mlth day of December, louy J N WATSON ketlaler awocN atatement No jj. lor Ihe porehaar oflhe e'X. 4. lamia aowcht a We have a letter from Charles A Johns, of Baker City, in which he , advances himself as a candidate for governor of Oregon on the republi- can ticket, subject to the terms and conditions of the primary law. F. . L. Dunbar, the present secretary c state is The Bulletin's first choice for governor, but since he will not t consent we shall be very well k 'pleased to have Mr. Johns in tht 1. field. Mr. Johns is a man of attain , ments and positive convictions, be , is not a factionist and his geograph- ical position is strong. Hes ser vice on the state text-book commis- ' sion has shown him to be a man of force and independence. This lawless utterance is taken from last week's Prineville Re view, and we reprint it for the purpose of protesting against the anarchy it represents: XotwitlisUiMlltiK Ther conviction of Messrs. Williamson, Gcctier ami Higgc. their-friend in Prineville will be gkul to grasp their hand in welcome whan they return. Conviction of irregular ities in acquiring land necessary to carry on their hujiuesa in thin county carries with it wo stigma except in tlt Oregonian and the minds of federal offi cials, and the defendants will le none the leos popular throughout the district because of such conviction. ' This is flaunting treason. No pos sible occasion can warrant it, much less the present visitation of justice. Moreover, it does not' represent the seutiment of the law-abiding pPu' lation of Crook ctfunty. Grant that there are hottest differences' of opin-iou-on this inartery it is yet distinctly untrue that Crobfc' county will wel come these deflinfiauts' as formerly. Glad as w6' would have been to have them'restabllsit their inno cence, they did not do it and people who respect ths daw do not bold them iu Ibeftfcame esteem they would guitylcfc.lnen. We. protest against the, RiCVieAV'Sirasli trtterance as a gro) rttabrcprchtatlon of Crook couutJrVjd&Jat a time when it is spedallyttifui , ii'if '' ' E. K. Krtigt -ba3'tUrneil from his trip in the East and nestuned Jty duties ju the engineers office of tke D. I. & P. Co. Crops That Won't be Knocked. This week's contributions to The Bulletin's exhibit of agriculture1 products come from J. H. Oneill and the Sherwood brothers. Mr. Oneill brought iu a ruta baga soj-i inches in circumference, round. smooth and firm as any that ever grew anywhere; and a white fiat turnip measuring 25 inches in cir cumference and of unexcelled qual ity. IN either of these is a record breaker for size but they are signif icant productions of a "worthless country," without any special attention. ine onerwooas Drought in a beautiful specimen of White Cham pion oats grown on their ranch a dozen miles north of Bend. They raised and threshed on 20 acres of partially irrigated land 213 bushels of these oats, as plump and white is coukl be desired, after using part of the crop for current feeding. At the I). I. & P. Co's farm ibout 2,000 bushels of potatoes are ripening for the harvest. A dozen ripe watermelons were gathered and eaten there last week. Mr. Buchholz, who has an irri gated farm adjoining that of the company, had on exhibition this week a fine watermelon that weighed 16 pounds. Advertised Letters. The following is a list of letters remaining uncalled-for in the Bend postoffice October 3, 1905: Anderson Mrs. I.ucyMcConnick 1'red Carother Wilson Smith Mrs. Clark Dokkcn John Scoring . A. Hllfeson (Hear CM ell 11. O. Persons calling for these letters will please say they are advertised A. H. Grant. Postmaster. H e H'. He W c X, am1 is, r ii c, w m. That they mil offer prvufa to ahw that the I are more valoabtc lor ine limber or alooe theream than for aKtieHltiteal pHiome. and to elahlth their ctalma to t1 land before J J MHith, Coonty Clerk,, at 1-rlHcville. Oregon. m Cctober iou$ Ther name a wltneaaea William A Honth. lame K Mmn. lnd 1'. Mtimil. J K. KyaH. K. K MmpaoH ami Warren CrnuV of Crinmlle. ami Joaeph N. Hunter of Heml. Oregon ' Any and all perom cialminc adversely any ol the aoove taml are IKtar.led ro Ale their cwtm in thW office on or befcre the mM rtth day ol ixtober, iy5, aii-U MICHAKL T. NOIMN, Kegiater. Timber taml. Act June j. i-, XOTU'K KOK l'l'MUCATlON. V S taml OUtee. The Ihallea. Hrrm. Angoat i io Notke I herein lven that In compltance llh the tarwrlaiotia of Ihe aitofmfeiot June j i- milled ",m act for the ale of limber landa it, the atale of Calitornla, (rregaiM. Nevada ami WaahlngtoM Territory. aa extended to all Iht puMk laml atale liy act of Augnat 4. ivi I' I'onl Himeton. of Weton. rtmnty of t'malilU. atale- of Oreenti. ha thla ilay Aled in Ihn oce hia aworn ale men t No aaa.i. for the porhc f the HnU ami IMa 1 ami i of arc 4. tp io . r 11 r. w m Ami will offer proof to hov that Ihe lamt oatghl I wore valuable foe It timber or Moor than Am agrkollMrat porpoaea. ami toralahltah hi claim lo aaid laml before J M tawieHcc. I' h Commlaviuer. at HtaofTrclH Hrnil. UlrguH. oh Ihe 1 jth day of November. iy$. He name a witHeaae toho HU.. huuk v u... ., ..... "..-..,.-:.- .iwn.TT. i-rnna. i.Hiaa aoo Heml, llrrgon. John tvtebll. all of Timber taml. Act of Jhoc 1, ir. NOTICK KOIJ 1'UniiICATIOK. V S. taml Olfec. The Iallr. Oregon, loly . iv$ Notke I hereby given that In emplwne with the proviakMiaof the AH of Congreu of .'one i. ir. enlltkd "An act for the ale of timber land in the atalea of California . Oregam. Nevada and WaahingMn TerrHory." rilended to alt lb. CbMe land Ulei by act of Aognat 4. ii. the lowing-taatMcd pero hare, on May IJ. iv. Aled In lhl olftcc I heir awoen atalemeM. lo-nit John Kltey of Portland, connty of Mnltnunwh. tatc of (He 4on. aworn atalement No. asjj, for Ihe porchaae ortheaw j( olecis,ip 19, r 11 e. w m. Harry Kuhl oftlreaham rtmnty ol MnHnomah, atate of iHc gon iworn atalement No. H.V1- for the porchaae viftheae H of aecl. tp i, r 11 c. w m. That they will efftr proof ta hw that the Unda aought are more valoablc fir the lmlcr or alone ther eon than for aicrkuttoral twfn.e. and to ctabtah their claim to aaid laml before the Kegiater ami Kecetver. at The. Mile, iirrgtm, on October 1. lyi- They name a Hnewi ) l Klley. J It. Ilnxky, of I'ortlaml. trregtm: John C Vrrry 04 Mend, Oregon Harry Knhl and WIHum Nagle uf t;reiam. Ofrgon. Anv and alt yermn cialmlng advercTy any of the alxrve UmH are rrueted la file their ctalma in tbb) x6ce on or before the aaid imh day of October, loaj, ail-oij JIICIIAKI. T. NOI.AN. krgl.lrr Any ami all rm claiming adverely Ihe alwve-lrcribeil landa are iraHlJ u. HI. Urrr ctalma in I hi oflke en or before abl 1 nh day el November, rv HI MICMAHI. T NillHN, Keg4tler. Timber taml. Act June 1, 171, NOTK'K FOU IHMIIilCATION. V M. Land Oltke, The IMllea, IMogon, Jnly H. IJ, Notke I hereby given that In rompHanee with Ihe act of Conger of Jnne jl it entitled "An act for Ihe aak of limber bind In the atale of California. Oregon. Nevada and WaahlngtoM Territory, a emended to all Ihe pnhtk Land atale by act of Angnat 4. 101. the follamlng named perwH. on Jnne , iwS. Aled in tht oehec their anorn atatemenla. to-olt Prank MrCaffry. of Kedfern. camnty of lennlngton. Hale of vmlh IMVota, worn autemenl No iM, for IheporcnaaeuflheaeK e IJ. Ip i a, r 11 c. v m. ltdward II. McCatTrv of Heml, camnty. f Vrouk, taie of Orrgon anorn atalement Nn jj, foi Ihe pnrchaae of the ef. k-c j. tp 10 a. r n r. w m That thev will offrr uetmf a to abow that Ihe laml aunght la more valuable for the timber or Mime therram than tut agrkntlnral porpuae. and to eUMlh their Claim to aaid land before! M tawrence, V S. Commiaantner. at hi office at Hcnd. Otcgon. on November I. I?y They name a wltneaw I'ranV .McCartry of KedfctH. f-nrth IMkota. Kdward II MrCaffrv. luarpfi N llnnler. iMn K ivmith and Chalk II Wetar. all of Heml. IMrgon. Any and alt i-erma ctalming adverarlr any of ine auove kh are rntweir! la nie Ihelr claim in im omee am or oerorc Nuvemlwr. I''J aA-nio MICH A III. T Ihe aaid lolh day of NOI.AN. Hegtater. Timber taml. Ait June J.lV. NOTICK FOU PUIJMCATION. IT. rt. taml Office. The iMlle. Oregon, jmy IJ. r9J. 1 eomtdianee I of Cengre tit June Reduction in Lewis and Clark reposi tion Rates. On and after September, ist, 1906, until October 15th, 1905, 30 day excursion rates to Portland and return will be: Wasco $4.00 Moro 4.80 Grass Valley. 5.30 Shaniko 6.65 C. E. 1VTi.H, General Passenger Agent. pree land in Oregon, M. fader the "Carey Irrigation Act." Deed direct from tutc WKITl'. OU CAM. TO DAV IlooLUU aud map free II. b. Cook & Co., 3JI Alder atrcct, I'ortUnd. Or. J. M. LAWRENCE, U. S, COMM1SSIONKK. Notary Public, Insurance, Township Plats for Upper Deschutes Valley. BUND. OKKGON. Timber Land, Act Jnne J. tH4. NOTICK FOU 1'UIHiICATION. V S. tand, omce The liaHea.Urecon Jnly , iy Notke I hereby given Inat in omdance with tbe otnrlianaia of Ihe aet of connrvM of Jnne 1 j. entitled "An act for the aotc of umber land In the Male of California. Oregon. Nevada and WaMngton Territory," aa eatemtcd to all the poMk land atate by act of Aoguat i. Ir. the Mamtng-named eraon have bled In I hi onVe their aworn Matcmenu. to-lt. Jtary H. Hrown, of Portland, county of Mottnoniah. Mate of Ore gon, aworn Matement No. , filel Jnly 14, 1994. for the pnrchaae or the avMneJf. c.hwJ. netfiv and kKk!( of jo. tp li,rur, w. in. Pred W. AUrrlon, of Harbor Sorinc. county of Kmmetl, Mate of Mkhlgau. aworn Matement No rtaj. Aleal July 14, 1903. for the purchase of XjM land the cMhw i, eK"K ec jo. Ip 15 . r o e w m. Thai thev wilt offer prooat Ui novr that Ihe landa aouaht are more valuable for lite Umber or ilaar ther r.m than for agrkullural pur Notke I hrrrby given that In emv4laMe with ,Ctu4 uourrea M June I. ilya, enlltkd, "An aet for Ihe aale of timber Umla the prueiaiun of Ihe A rrrby 1 uflh In theauteauf CalifornU. Or r gam, Nevada, and Waanlugtou Territory," aa rilended to all Ihe pubUc land atale by act of Auguat 4, l, I'redcrkl. M (tell. of Heml. euunly of Crtmk. atate ol Oregon haa Ihia day Abnl In Ihl wince hi worn atalrmeiil No M4t. for the purchaac of lheetn!4 ami rSar and IMjirforj. tp , r it e. w m And will offer prf Iu ahow that Ihe laml aought i more valuable for II llmlier or Muue than for agricultural pur(c, and to eMaldih hi claim to aaid laml brforc J ! tawtence I ii t,,HnmUonrr at hk ofnrc al Heml. Orrgun. on Tmrtay. the I4lh day of November, ly". He nameaa witne John Mebll, Henry W Keeal. Henry Tweet and John HW, all ofllrml. and ta rMaWMi their claim lo Mid land before the Mefiaur and Kecetver, at The lMlle. Oregon, on November 9, i- They nameaa wMhcm Mkharl O Connor. William G Maaon, li. A Mclbjuakl and Martin i;ronndwalee. all of The Uallaa, Oregon, and Jinn Hrown. of Portland. Oregon. Any and alt peraon ciaimlnc adeeraely any of the above doacrtbc landa are reifoeMed lo Ate their ctaiau in thla otike on or before the aaid h day of November, lyaj. ainj MICHAIU.T. NOiaN. RrgiMrr. Timber taud, Act Jnne j, lajt. NOTICK FOU PUBLICATION. V. S. tand 0e, The Indie. Of iron, Jnly . Ioj. Notice la hereby given that In compliance with the proeialon of Ihe act of Coogna of June v, ihl entMad "An act for the aale of limUr tawta In the atalea of California. Oregon. Nevada and Waantugton TcrHuey," a extended to all the pu oik land atalea by act of Auguat 4. 1y. Harry A. Poter. of Prineville, county of Creek, Mate of Oregon, ha tine day Aled in thk office hi aworn Male ment No. M. for the purcnaac el ttic w) of ec jo tp M a, r 14 c, w m. And will offer proof to ahow that the land aought la more valuable for ila timber or atone than for agricultural tmriKMca and to ralaMlth hi claim to aaid land before the County Clrrk of Crook county, at Prineville. Oregon, on Mon day, the l)th day of November, Vf. He name aa witneMec frank I). O'llrlcn. Ralph 1.. Jordan, ltd T. Hlgglna and flrorgc llilllcan, all of Prineville, Orrgou. Anv aud all Deraona elalminr adreraely the abovcleacribed land are reuurMcd lo file Ihelr claim In ihl office ouor Uluic aaid ijth day ol November, 1905. a-nio MICMAHI, T. NOLAN, KcgUtcr Oregon Any and all aUtve-ilracribed claim In thla offke on or day ofNovemlwr. ', al-ni allLHAlll peraou claiming adverly the land arc reriuraird Iu hie their bciorc mki 14m MICIIAlil. T. NOLAN. KcgiMcr Now l87,MB Buy Town Lots IN Laidlaw, Or. and Make Money l'or particular write or cull on J. W. Rutherford, Laidlaw, - Oregon ncaert Land, Pinal Proof. NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, The Dalle, Oregon, September n, iJ. Notice ia hereby riven-lhat Belle I.. JIarrU, of Portland, Oregon, has filed notice of intention to make proof ou hrrdrae't-land claim No. 400, for aHncjf. ncKncJi, aec.1l, ,ud iol.', ec l, tp 15 a, r 1 J c w in, ociorc t, j. mu ui", a, The Dallea, Orfgon, IhoAth day ofNoiernber, 'J- '-u rtl..l . ,t. ch. nam h followinir witneaacs to Drove the complete lrrlpttlOn and rctlamallon of aaid Und. ' .W. m Thcmpaon, and C. W ana r 1 jiuri- o5-nl lifClfAUr.T NOLAN, Krgi.lcr Jamci Tetheroer. Jamr Thcmr The Deschutes Telephone Company Telegrams Forwarded to any part of tlic World. Direct Telephone Communication PORTLAND, PRINKVILLR and all Pacific Coast citiesi Public PAY Station HANK HUlLDINd Iknd - Oregon THE DESCHUTES TELEPHONE CO. BarbarShop andOatht In Hot. I. Hotel Bend. Oornar Dond and Oregon Straiti, HUail O'KANE, Prop MOST CKNTRAM.Y I.OCATKIJ IIOTKI. IN I1HNI). SAMPLE ROOM IN CONNECTION. New House, New Furniture, Reasonable Rates. Good Rooms fc.Aliaeserved for Transient Trade. BEND'S NEW MEAT MARKET WALL WTKI.KT. 0iHilte II M Cn THE finest stock of FRESH MEATS in Crook County. Cured Meats and Lard and all the Accessories of a First-Class Market. Everything' new and of the best. WHITE & HILL. YOU AKIi INVIIT.I) 10 Jlie White fouse COH. OKU. ON A MINI) ST.1. a. B. Biotcbcnct, ipvop, The BesL Liquors aid Wies DOMESTIC and IMPORTED CIGARS iZ. F. MOODY (U'.NI'KAI. Commission and forwarding MERCHANT. SHANIKO. ommo.N Large, Commodious Wnrcliousc. Coiisljjiimcnls Solicited l'rlttit ntlriltioii jm!I In tltf lm dtiir iii with tlivir MtrMK THROUail PKO.M URNI) TO S.MANIKO IN ONIJ DAY SIIAN1K0-PRINEVILLE CTAfiB I IMP PRINEYILLE-BENU iUC UllE SCIIRDU L E SOUTHBOUND Leave Shaniko 6 p. Arrive Prineville 7 11. I.onvc Prineville 12:30 p. Arrive Bend 7:00 p. NOKTIIHOUXI) m. l.envc lnd 6:00 a. m, tu. ' Arrive Prineville u:oo in. in. j I.cnvc Prineville t p. m. m. Arrive Shaniko 1 a. in, t IRST-CFaASS KQUlPMliNTS I'OR TKAVKM.IN'C I'IMII.IC P ASSHNGKR AND KKHIOIIT RATKS RliASONAMC G. W. Whitsett's Saloon. Hcst Imjiortcd and Doiik-sIic WINES, LIQUORS CIGARS. Excellent Bar Service. MlKh Class Gentleman's Re sort. Only first class goods kept in stock. Call on us. Authorized Capital $25,000 Incorporntcd 1904 The Central Oregon Banking & Trust Company of BEND, CROOK COUNTY, OR. Transacts a general banking and triut Inisinuw. Issues Letters of Credit Rood throughout the world. Acts as Administrator, Kxecutor or Trustee of IJntnte. ! Transfers money by Mail or Telegraph, j Collections made promptly and tipon favorable turms. , 1 Interest on Deposits ' The Central Oregon Hanking & Trust Co. litis added several new features to its rapidly growing btisineiw. It will now give Time Certificates of Deposit, paying interu.st thereon as follows: For 6 Months, 3 per cent For I Year, 4 per cent ' SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT j t aL Reasonable Rxites ( AM, TIIH ADVANTAGKS OK A CITY HANK I t E D I R W. K. GUM It IN. J ,. 1'niw. C T 0 R S A. I,. noODWI I.I.I R, Vick Piihh. K. O. MINOR, t'AHiumi l, IIIIM1. A. I,. VI UI. Ji .11, l.AWlllv.MJj;, HlX'V BEND OREGON llrtrrt Iiiid i'lual Viuot, NOTICK FOR 1'UWiIOATlOiV. tt, H. I.auil Office, The Dallra, Oirgou, AugiutJI, I83. Notice ll lirrtby lrtn that William T. IM- K?.ffelW,,,,l0,l',0miil5.,e lroofon hlailrrrrt land daiut MO. )js, Mr ll 1 ' "1- eMiieif.eMactfaecij, tp lo t, r le. 1.0UI, t ami 40I arciH, tiu6, r ll v, win, llorctnr Comity Clrrk ut CnxiV niuiily, at I'llurilllc Oirf oil. du the loth ilay of IKtolxr, iyu, lie nainra the follow 1 11 g witiiraar lo pliu IhccumpUteirrlialluii anil reclamation of aalc lamli l.rwl. MeCallUtrr, Jamra McCall. 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