LOCAL IJITS, 'I I" hum f lli. i lA'imll noiiiiiIm JJOlnl I'n st il . IIukIi O'Khiw In ittWinliiiK i huninc uumcrs t l'iuiill this wui-k. If vou nre luim-iy for xowl lend ing Mill ciin nlw And I at Hit nwt tUtut John SleJ'U kft lor I'riueville W'ttlueMny la M-rve m jtifor it the irvMtut term uf court Tl V IIIV HtOIIlt Will ItHVf iu fltut Miipiitent of Hfwlicrrtet thin mmmmi Saturday ur Muiiany. H.I! DuviM i baiMluir hed foi liis nuioninhih- 011 the ir til hi lot fii Wall Street. J 1 WMt h in a lot of ihkv fiiliiluite, lonnNth.K tif ittm IwIh, mnttrmnfii, uprtHMH i-lmir, ttc JUy Urolrr and Si U'ilHumn lull WidiivMUy muming fur Su ktiw whirl tlirv willloiik fur woik. Lsdlc who re in need uf ft ntw hat Would examine tin- very1 itrtt nd ntum-live one nt The Meruit Co ' tc The l.tdint' I.thiury Club will liolil nttuthtr mI ol homcitudr cNiidim iirxt Saturday oMeiiioon in the J I U'et lurmlurv ntot. Mux Kichnrdwn went Wt to the HiKhUnwr .Smith Co. Mwwill at Git ThurmUy, whetv he will trutk fat 10 days or two week. W K C-.k of CuKer, demo- Ctatic cnmlidnte for county ncluiol aupcriHtciulriit, w in Item) Tin day aiid U'vdncMtay looking ufter totitimt tuatleia. ChrbnUn Kndravor ttervictt nxl Sunday, Slay 10 Subject: "In our work and in our ly" John 5. 17; Heel o. 10; Pfov 17. it. leader. Mm. i. lUtette UIIU. IMwaid W Jndy. of CttJwwbm, Ohio, in iitiitK with M. C. Miller at the Three HUter much, being an old school male of Mr Miller He 1 hImi lookiuKover Iheootiiilry and will undoubtedly invent in land. A. M l.ara invited a number of Ket1.lc.uc11 friend to a ; o'clock din ner TueMlay evening. Alter the terviuK of dinner tin teuiaiiidcr of the evening won very jiwiMHiHly jwhi, tn a late hotir, in -ocml con ! vttMlioii. A. C. I.ucas haa the Iwlhft about inMalleti in the Pilot Untie Inn. He hni two fine, huge jirocUlu tub and the town in which they are pLieed nre larye and roomy. It i n ;rc.it improvement to that jh. lai hontelry. (1. T. Cullibau left Wednesday for Union, Oregon, to make ill future home He haa purcliaMd hii mchird there from f)r. Merrill and will try his baud at fruit fainting. The Uulletiit wither Mr. Callihuu sticceiw in hi new home. Win. Orctttt Iiai opened a reatau- rant and bakery in the Steele build ing, aud will carry a lull supply of ' bakery good at all timea. II is in stitution will 1 known ax the M W A. Itakery and Keniauraut Read lus ad. in another column. General Malinger Howard re ports thut work on the I). I. &. 1 Co. canal nt Powell Untie Is pro- igriMiug'tapidlv, the canal now lie- iiug completeil hevoud the tinge station. A crew of aS tenuis and y ni.-it ate at work, and couth itct- ii(l iimm turee nines 01 cnnai uur- 1 ing the xif t mouth. C. K, NI11U011 of Algotin, Iown. iurnved 111 liuud Monday aud will luudouhtwoly lor.iite lieru an lie it. Iwell plenKnl with what he finds lie 1a a Inreruiiuer lor several peo- Ijile fioiu his home who will conic mm locate 111 iienn nun viciuilv Mr. Neilhon's rutairt Is favorable, ruid it uudotibtedly will be. Itev. Ifr. IKckvy writes that lie will lie in lleud oil uct Thurxday, HTi'Liv, batunlay mill buiidny, LMnv I.t'i5.i6-i7. On J'ridny, May i, at .1 p. in. he w.mtu nil chil ivdren to be present for Instructions, Hilar rehearsal and organization of . ..?.. ii.i.. - ...... ..... illisi limy v.iiiiiiiiiiuu)u ciass, Tlierc will be two Mass on Vri ylay nud .Saturday tuurtiittB nt 7:30 , o'clock 1 on Sliuihiy nioruiui; Mass .atMaiuliq o clock. More com kplete nnnouiiceinents next week, Sarlons Roiulto Tunrad iM limy wll fenr criom u-milH from ;-ii i-oiikIi orrolil, t piiettiiotiln 11ml con kuiiiiillon Hlnrl ultli n i-olil. 1'oU'v'n 5 Jloiicy and Tar cmc tliu most olistiimtc roiiKliHor eold mid prevcutn serious re iuU. Kc(ilc eiiMltiitci, Q, V. Mor- , Jill, DriiBBlst, Clikkin dinner .Siliuliiy, Mny 10, ut ,M W. A Hcbtiuirant, only 35 ci nts Rf ut purchaser of ditch laud are Nullum II llowinaii, 11 forty; Mia. KiiKenl.i Ilonuett, 1111 ui;lily; U. It. T.irbut.Mii elulity; nil lyluj; hImiiii four mile cmt of Heml. The Merrill Co. hns 11 fine lint of benutifiil Hpriug and Niiuiinet IihIm lor the ladies ll.ivu you mule your aelrrtimi? If not,' do 10 before the beat ones are lakuii, l'red Sheiwood was In town Mnnitnv niter tutnlwr to Im iihmI lor flumes and chrck Ixixes 011 the ttheiwood liios. farm He mtys they will have In about 100 aaea of Ohis thia year. The lteml bsll te.uii will leave tomorrow afteriiiMin for I'riueville for a return guuie with the I'riue ville tniya 011 Sunday at i:,o A ilaiire will l given for the enjoy mutt of the lleud visitors 011 Stui day night. Mrs. I'rnnk HimKihi in visiting willi Iter patents at Cottage drove. where she will upend the nuuiaier. Mfs. Hodftou lias lieeu in rut her MMr health and it is hod that the change of climate will cause an im ptovciiieut. Iercy Walwr Im recently re ceived four rose bushe of a fine v.niety from an IC laiem nursery He turned them over to Miss Cole man, who will 4et them out herr in town ami see how well they will do 111 our Western climate. John II. Hull. ex-United Stale district attoMiev, came 111 from PoitUnd Sunday in company with the Sbevllnt. He came to attend to hgal lualtcra before the present term of of court at I'riueville, and to reprcaent the C. 0. U Co. in a CMf or two. M Us II awl Caldwell, who hat lettdtog Willamette University at Salem, has lieeii honored by being chosen jjiteen ol May Much in lereat waa taken in the chootiug of this year' a May Que-n Mis Caldwell received 1600 vote and won over her ueiret coniK'titor by 300! Mm J. O Johiiktmi ami d.iucb teiN, Mrs. Itoyd and Miss Helm, will arrive in Hem! soon They will reakrt in their rcsidcucent llend until hoiutes can !e built on the JohiiMtou ranch when they will lake tip residence there preparatory to uiakltit; final proot on their illicit holding. C. M. Redfiuld was recently taken itite ill at Shauiko with a severe caae of tousilitis, where he had gone to meet Mr. Howard 011 hi way in to llend. Mr Kedfbld was removed to The Dalles in order that he might receive proper treat ment, nud is now nuking rapid strides toward recovery. K. A. Sather'a black pony treat ed onlookers to the fright of a spirited runaway Monday morning The hot: waa hitched to a bugiiy Atid was sdaudiug before the store, when it became frightened, pulled ofTUs btWIc and daahed down t'c street. After touring around town at h lively gait il turned up the alley leading to the Saltier burn, j where it was caught. Practically ho damage was done. Perianal If mi) pcrwMi uiiett tlist their kiU Hc.ift "ii- ilriniigcl Ibey huld UVi fitlvy Kidney U-uilv a I once ami not riV. ItaviiiK Hrinlu'j ! or ill tle. Ih-l.i (jiMslln ili-tt.iv.i lroii;t-r fiKilhold ami mI -IidiiI.I ii.il ili-l.is- lak inn t'ulfv h Kuliu) Hilii"ly.-t. V Merrill. lriiKKi"t IJIINO WILL (IKOW. (( oiitniiivd from ,n; c 1 1 mid In nut only anxious to, but will Honti do ho. "Have you looked into our wst crpowcr possibilities," he was further asked. "Not extensively, but as I trav eled up the river this morning I tild .see that you have fine water power. Of course n sawmill does not need wnterpower as it can pro vide ita own poucr by burning its waste material, but your wnterjiow er will be great with which to de velop electric power for railroads, manufactories, aud lor lighting." Chooser, Site for Mill. Mr. Shcvliu touched 011 twlliics somewhat and staled thut the cause of the panic was due to the general extravagance ol the American peo ple (luting a time of prosperity and to the fact that Wall Street had sold the country nil overwhelming amount of watered .stock. He stated that when the country re covery from this condition, nud if Mr. Taft is elected and confidence is restored, then railroad building aud all other industries will go for ward with their usual speed. He said that Ileiid was fortunate in having so good n mail at the head of the towriiite nud paid a high compliment to Mr. Sleidl. He sKike of him as "honest and straight nud not nhotf," remarking that x) many towusitu men were either crooked or wanted to grab everything for themselves. Mr. Shevliu aud Mr. Sleidl have been acquainted for years in .Minnesota, and it was through Mr. Steidl's efforts that Mr. S'lclln was in duced to invest in the timber here. Mr. Stektl also induced Mr. Shev liu to locale his mills at llend, which lie not only promised to do but also said he would do all be could to induce the other lumber men to likewise build their mills here. While here he chose a site for his mill adjoining the 305 acre milliMiid that can be made by dam ining the river near the Win Staats residence. The towusite company owns this laud and is giving n null .ilc free of charts to those firms that will build and operate n sa milt thereon, the company to hold a free !ene to the laud as long as it operates its mill. Means Aluch to Kent. Mr. Slievlin's visit to llend and his final choosing of a mill site at this place assures thnl Hend will some day be the hendiuartcr of nn extensive enterprise, with many ieop!e and with laryc twyrolls i'nrthernrre. Mr. Shcvlin's positive statements regarding the coming of a railroad and his close associa tion with J. J. Hill, leads all to be lieve thai the next few mouths will see the liegiuning ol actual con struction 011 a railroad into this long neglected section. When that comes there will take place a de velopment that will make the en tire Northwest sit up aud take notice. The Shevlin party came in in a large automobile from Shaniko. They left Tuesday lMoruiiig for I'riueville where they stopped a few hours and tbeti proceeded to the railroad. Chronic Constipation Cured One who wlfcr from chronic connlpn tion i lit danger of many Mrioti ml menu. I'oley Ortuu lAsai'te eurrif rbwafc ron-.tftMt.on r il niili tlj;rti..ii ami tieiulaU- tile liver and buwcU, rt Uinng live nstuml action of ibetw orgmit. Cominvtira taking il Ux!o and you will feel better at otic. 1'oh-y'i Orino Iixatiie does not uauenle or jfH? anil l pleafant t take. Kefn uUtitntr. C. W . Merrill, DrttgRint. -uruicTitwnTiiiii.Titn m lummauMJiini rawmm m ivunrrra G. Springer and wife jwsseil through Ikml Monday on their way to Lake and Klnutath counties, where Mr. Springer goes in tlte in terest of his candidacy for state senator. He secured the democratic nominiitiou for that office aud is now making a campaign for elec tion as mi "out and out" Statement No. 1 man. The common opinion keems to lie that Mr. Spriufecr will carry Crook county and will poll a good vote in Lake and Klamath. Don't read your neighbor's llul letin. Sulrilve lor it yourself. Every Farmer As well as every business man sh m' i have a bank account, Why? Because: Yowr money 's ' ln l '' anywhere else, faying your bills by check n, simplest and most convenient nvi' !, Your check becomes, a voucher f .-1' debt it pays. It given you a better fttfludtag with business men. . Money hi the IMk strengthen your cred.t A bank account teaches, helps and cue " ages you to save. This bank does all the bookkeeping. . Your bank book Is a recod of -your busm-i). 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PARK Importer aud Breeder Qj PURE, BRED Poland China Hogs Black Uangsfjan Chicken VounK S(pck for Snle. KHDMONn- - OttKOON For gate, IIquso and lot, block i, lot 3 Beud towusite. Ouly 730.00., Apply to Millard Triplctt, Crcswell. lOrcgow, It n M rv