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"For every man a squnrc ileal, no
less and nq more."
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FRIDAY, AUGUST aS, iooS.
, AT LAST.
The one thing that Central Ore
' gon has been waiting or si long is
nfout to be provided. Hnrrimnn
iias bound himself by an absolute
promise to build a railroad into this
section in the immediate future and
to begin, actual construction in a
few weeks. It is well known that
llnrriman has promised the same
thing before and then failed to keep
his promise, but there arc certain
events taking place at the present
time which cause one to believe
that the sreat railroad magnate is
sincere in his last statement to give
interior Oregon relief from its rail
roadless condition.
There is much evidence to prove
that Hill is about to build a line
from the mouth of the Deschutes,
up that stream, and across the state
into California. The visit during
the week through this section of
two men who for years have beeu
building railroads for Jim Hill, fur
bishes cons!d:rnblc grounds for
flpeculatton- From what could be
learned from these men it was evi
dent they were not out on a pleas
ure trip. On the contrary their
business was one of much import
ance. The common opinion is that
Hill is about to invade Central Ore
gon with a railroad and these men
are aware of the fact. This is the
chief reason why people in this sec
tion arc confident that Harriman is
sincere in his -late promise. They
believe that he is aware of Hill's
intention and is taking steps to
protect his territory. Hence the
road will be built.
When construction begins it will
mean good times for this section.
There will be a top-notch market
for eyery pound of hay, grain,
vegetables, butter and eggs that
the country can produce. That
means prosperity. Not only will
there be a good market for produce
but business in all lines will be
brisk. Settlers and investors will
begin to flock in to get here before
the railroad to get in on the ground
floor and there will be business,
work, profit and prosperity for all.
The coming of a railroad assures a
development here in Central Ore
gon such as the entire Northwest
has seldom seeh. As an example
of what is coming we would call to
mind the statement of a man who
has extensive timber interests in
this section. He said that when n
railroad tapped the Bend country
he would put on the Deschutes the
largest box factory in the world.
And his is but one of the nn.ny
mills and manufacturing plants that
will follow closely the railroad.
Yes, there will be a development
of great magnitude. Central Ore
gon has waited long for its coming.
But everything iudicates that the
waiting will soon be ended.
Redmond Items.
Kxduohd. Au(. 23. Mr. Terrell of
near O'Neil was found this afternoon in
the road between Itcdtuond and that
place fa a badly injured condition. The
'lorsc he wis riding had evidently reared
Mid fallen 011 him thia morning, an1 he
ay beside the road most of the day be
'ore being found. lie was taken on to
0'Ncll, hut from all e can learn hit re-
overy teem doubtful.
We have to rejwrt this week the ar
"ival of two Important personages, iliiJ
Smith of Spokane, who will make a
omevhat extended visit wltu Jier far
iiita of the Hole! Smith, and Count on
Mulkey, ylio(cme into the interior to
look after time business. It Is thought
by oome that the count is shamming unlet-
a changed imme, and that it should
' Mltke, but tin's could not be de-,
tertntned. Mlsa Smith Is looking quite
well in spite of her recent sickness and
thinks the ctluiate of this country is
delightful, She says, thouj;l, she docs
not want any more riding Just e, but
would rithcr walk.
8tunlc ant-Richer Married Tues
day evening, August I&, I90N, at the
home of the bride's parents in Redmond,
II. V. Jones, J. l, officiatiii).. Thus the
segregation Uxes one of its tmchelors for
which il Is noted, and the town loes
oue of Us popular youug ladies. The
couple went to housekeeping the next
day at the Stttrdcxaut farm between
Kcdmoml and O'Ntlt, followed by the
good wishes and congratulations of a
hit of friends.
Surprised, Wedtiesday night. Aug. 19,
Mr. and Mrs. I.on Heed, on the ee of
their departure for Washington. A jolly
time was enjuyed by all.
H. .. Mieuck Is back again Iiom up
the country. At leat Shcitek's voice is,
but it's either some other man's face or
Slicnck's with a lot of whiskers on it.
We were not going to speak to the face
last night except as to a stranger, hut
the voice compelled us.
Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. O'Neil stayed a
while in town 1' rid ay, on their way
through the country.
"Of course he knows all aVout it you
don't need to knock father down with a
club." He did not know alt about it
however, but it did not take neighbor
Smith long to tumble to, the surprite oil
hlmiclfvji'en he got jdto the, crowd.
Friday night was the thro and Xdmwitlt
and Mil-cr a was the place. Ijverybodr
enjoyed thctuselres again.
Mis Ullutbcth and some friends went
to Hend yesterday. ThHightiiiug struck
a tree and they could not come home
until this morning.
There have been quite a number of
thunder showers lately. That is. we got
the thunder and the showers fell some
where clc mostly. Judging from re
ports, they got their full share of the
latter just the other side of the Trail
Crossing on Crooked river.
I'lcnty of campers still iu town, but
room for more jet.
E. C. Pak.
Tumalo Items.
TciiAto, Aug. 3s.'m. Baker is
helping in'the hay harvest on the Star
Ranch thin week.
" Clias. Spaugk and family 0111! Mrs.
Spaugh's eiothcf, X. J. Wimer ami Mr.
Ilaldwin left this morning for a trip to
the Valley.
T. A. Jensen lias just completed a two
mile lateral which will lead water on to
any and all parts of bis desert claim.
J. B. and Chas L. Wimer and Jcm
Root spent scleral days fishing oil the
upjicr Deschutes river last week. We
didn't hear of any big catches, but we
did hear that they bail more fuhins
tackle than fish and brought back an
empty grub box and fish tub.
One of the hardest rains that lias ever
been known here, visKcd this section
last Wednesday eve, v hloh lasted one
half hour. There traa ymter standing
two or three inches detp ctj the ground.
It was surely ftne for the late crops.
Mr McCarty and family stopped here
Saturday night oil their way to the Val
ley. Mr. 5!cC. lias a large tract of land
in what I known as Sucker I'lat near
Silver take, hut owing to his wife's
health they were compelled to return to
returu to their ranch near Albany, Or.
Postmaster Merrill and family of Ilend
parsed through here Sunday
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold
A. S. Nusbaum, Patesville, Indiana,
write: "I.att)tar I suffered for three
months with a summer cold to dittrc
ing that it interfered with my business.
I had many of the symptoms of hay fever
and a doctor's prescription did not reach
my case, und I took several medicines
which seamed only to aggravate it. I'or
tuaately I Insisted upon haviutr l'oley's
Honey and Tar. It quickly cured me.
My wife lias since used l'oley's Ilonev
and Tar with the some sucecsa," C. W.
Merrill, Druggist.
HILL TO TAP THIS GCTION.
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simply posting himself regarding
future construction vork. At the
time work was begun on the North
Dank road, Hill nude the public
statement in Portland that when
that road wai finished he might
have nil interesting nunouticcmriit
to make as to railroad construction
into Central Oregon. It is believed
here that the events of the past two
weeks indicate that that time hns
arrived, that Hill is ready to build
a road up the Deschutes river ncroNS
the state into California, and that
nuuouuccincut to thnt effect will
soon be made. That is whv Hum-
man lias shown such sudden activ
ity, explains the running to and Iro
of his lieutenants, nud the utttucr
our conferences. It is surmi.ied
that he has recently learned of
Hilt's intention nud is taking step
to forestall hltu.
Will Have flood News.
The Ihiltetiu endeavored to inter
view Mr. Nelson while iu Hend but
he refused to make any definite
statements regarding their trip nud
the Oregon Trunk Line He did
say, however, that they had 11 crew
working up the Deschutes checking
over and cora-cting their survey,
and stated ' they had but recently
been notified of the acceptance by
the government of the final location
nwps of the Oregon Trunk survey
up the river. He stated further
that he expected to be" through here
again in a short time when he
would have some good news for the
people of Central Oregon. Further
than that he had nothing to say.
The sir.e of the firm of Totter
Bros, may be judged from the fact
that they have 60 locomotives, 15
steam shovels, and 50 miles of
track, besides all the accompanying
paraphernalia.
Mr. Nelson and Messrs. Porter
conferred, while in llcnd, with
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Pjclfc llcrse Liniment Is prepared
crrcly (or the nkls ol fwjemen an'
rsnvtmicii. It Is a powerful ocj pent.
Matin; I .ihnent, a runeJ) Inr emergen
clcv A jooth.-K. cflitTowlhn (or the
it liel ol pain, and the best liniment lor
sprains srJ swepess. ' tncqualed lor
curlx; the wounds and Injuries ol
DAKUCD WIRE and lr healin cuts.
abrasions, sores and tvulics. I'acillc
Horse Liniment Is fully guaranteed.
No other is o good or helpful In so many
wi)s. II It (silt to sstWj, w c authorlic
til dealers to refund the purchase price.
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, V. i. Kelley, Agent, Slmnlko
fIbw Covered Stages between Buuil mul Slmnlko
ALSO
Livery mid l:cctl Stnblcs nl Slmnlko, Mndras and Hcntl.
Wo mn our rigs to plunso the public.
Slngos lonvu ench wny evory tiny.
Rigs lo nil pnrls of Cunlrnl Oregon. Cmoful drivers furnlaht'd
Special Attention Given to Express and Baggage.
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A Couiplelo Stock ol
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Roscoe How.ud, gcuerul tnniiugi r
of the I) I & I' Co nud the mnv.
ing spirit iKhlnd the Central Ore
gon Kailrosd; also with John Studl
of the Central Oregon Develop
incut Company. They spent Mon
day uieht 111 llcnd nud proceeded
on to Klamath Fulls early Tuesliiy
morning.
How to Avoid Appendicitis
Most victims ol appendicitis nre thnc
wlw arc luWUially i-mtlMtcHl. Pole) V
Oriiw Laxative cures chronic conii
tioii by sIIihhUiIi the llcr slid Iwwulu
am! restore lh tutuial notion of the
lionet, l'oley's 'O11110 taxMive docs
not luuMMte or Mip? mid Is inikl and
pleiivint to inke. KrflM! MiUtittitit,
C. W. Mcnill. l)runl.t.
Shoe repairing done with neat
ness and dispatch by I.egat, the
harncssinaker nud cobbler. At A
I.. Hunter's old stnud.
Rough, Surfaced mid Moulded
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At llcnd,
Oregon,
All Widths, Lengths and Thicknesses
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f on Itft hip hlrnyed from D. I. & I
camna. fi .xircwurd for its return lo
Joliu IUj;oktini, utfibovemciittoiiedraiiii
-u JOHN JMU03TINI.
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Every tu'larpent for pslntirr, coating or roplaelntr jour roof I a
Money ltlth that you ran avoid if you uso Jf AsiliaiTOB lluOKINO
which roquirw no cvating or painting to prescrvo It.
J-M ASBESTOS ROOFING
I mvle of ,tsWxr. on indentructiblo mineral. Cannot rot or rust.
rs4t flrv ami t not nir.-t.l by frue. antb, heat or cold. It tlrat
eost 14 the only cost. .That is why It i tho ,,crleapvt-per-cBr,,
ltoofinjr. haaily applied by anyone.
AsjuMToainu la an AiUti a Sulinjr for lHilldinc and the
iiui wvnviiiKBi, uurauio nnu easily appiuti aiuing Known.
Ak lor Mimplu.i unit prlcuw.
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576 1st Ave. S., SEAnLE, WASHINGTON.
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Camp Chairs and Stools
Reclining; Chairs
Hammocks
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Cots
Justj the tliiiiR for the porch or Inwn. xnul
especlnlly just the thing for hot weather.
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lAr Till! IIHNUV .INSTIiR 1TANI
OREGON
Office with the Central Oregon Jtoilty Co.
Central Oregon Realty Company
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Timber aivi Desert Lands a Specialty
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l!y you with any class of laud nt nuy time. Call on us or write for
further particulars.
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