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PROMISES HIDE
LAKE COUNTY FOLKS
ARE ACTIVE
Deed (Jhcn for Font nml n Half
Miles of Ktriilioni Komi Out of
J.nUovlcu Suneyots Xuw Ate
Working Xear Htitiuncr Lake.
(Lakoviow Examiner.)
Up to tho present timo deeds for
four and ono-half miles of tho right
of way out of Lakovlew for the pro
posed Strnhorn lines have boon sign
ed up, and a number of tho other
proporty owners along tho lino have
signtnod their Intention of signing
tho deeds. Harry Hunter, of tho
Hunter Land Co., has recently signed
the deeds for two nnd ono-riuurter
-a. miles of tho right of wny through tho
Hunter lands. Theso lands extend
north from tho city limits. Chas.
Tonnlngscn, of tho Crooked Creek
vnlloy has slgncU deeds for thrco-
(liinrters or a muo tnrougn ins im.
Others slgnlug deedB are Wm, Smock,
ono mllo; S. F. Wood, o-ne.-olghth
mllp; and Xolto-Utley Realty Co.,
quarter mllo. '
Jinny other of tho proporty hold
ers along tho right of way have sig
nified their Intontlon of signing tho
deeds, although thoy have not dono
no ns yet. Chief among these Is 8.
U. Chnndlor, of Crooked Creek cnlloy.
Tho railway survey runs through
nliiut nlno miles of his land. Up to
tho present tlmo about 20 miles of
tho right of way has boon- promised.
At the prcEont time about GO miles
of tho I,nkevlov-to-l)end survey has
heen complotod, tho surveyors nt tho
present time working In tho vicinity
of Paisley. They aro now camped nt
Pnlsloy and will continue their vork
on through tho Summer Lake vnlloy,
ns long ns tho weather will permit.
Tho survey to Pnlsloy Is a permanent
ono, tho ground stakes being set. Two
surveys wcro run In tho Summer
Lnko valloy. Ono runs within a short
dlstanco of tho town of Paisley, while
tho other Is sovcrnl miles out. Tho
routo nearest PaUloy will bo tho most
expensive to construct.
There Is very llttlo snow In tho vl
clnltybf Pnlsloy but tho depth n
cronscfl toward Silver T.nke. A total
of nbout 30 Inches folf In tho Silver
Lnko vnlloy but tho recent thaw took
most of It off. ..,,
There Is also n party of surveyors
working out of Rend, under tho di
rection or Chief Engineer Rocuo. but
whether they will survev the line to
Dend or connect up with the part
now nt Palsloy will bo dotermlnod by
tho amount or snow in uiu . "
party nt Palsloy Is composed of J. C.
McLeod, C. A. Pearson. M. II. Cald
well. Dnvo Fonts, A. Nelson, lred
Denflold nnd Wm. Storkmnn.
This My Interest You.
If you suffor with pains In your
back or side, stiff and soro muscles
or Joints, or rheumatic nclies, or have
symptoms of kidney trouble such ob
puffy swellings- undor tho eyes or
sloop disturbing bladder nlmnot'.
you should know that Foley K daw
Pills havo benefitted thousands In
Hko condition. Sold everywhere, ndv
A deslrnblo bread knife free with
every nnnnnl subscription to Tho
Bend Rullotln.
ENGINEERS JUONFEBESCE
Strnhorn Surveyors Meet lit Pnlsloy
Uoutcfl Still liitlellnlto.
(Sllfer Lake Leader.)
Chief Engineer W. N. Rogue, havj
ins in charge tho Strnhorn railroad
survoys In Central Oregon nnd North
ern California and Assistant Melt I Io
S. Jones, wore guests of Hotel Kins
man on Frldny afternoon nnd night,
being onrouto to Paisley whore iho
ynu confor wun tne cruw ui v.i.
stationed there. .
Tho engineers nt Paisley -are work
. !. i.... n.nirn in their worn
hao not reached tho stage- whero any
definite guess may bo made ns to tho
route Vhlch will bo taken around
Summer lake. However, tho tlmo Is
now drawing near when tho engin
eers will bo In Silver Lake and other
valleys, nnd not until that time will
there be any direct news to g C as
to routes, for of course the engineers
are not giving out Information, and
a person would certainly have his
roughneck gall with him to put . uch
a question. Newspapers Giving ad
vance Information are simply putting
wind and doing the Buessing work
stunt. When tho surveyors show ub
by their work where the lines aro go
ing then tho Leader will give ou j U e
information, and until such time
none of us will know donnltol)-
MA11KKT HKPQKT.
NORTH POItTLAND. Feb. 14. A
light run of 500 head of cattle came
forward for today's market. Three
loads of pulp fed steers went nt 7.i-
and about C loads of hay fed sold ut
$7 35. Cows remained on a Bteaay
basis with last week. Market . steaU .
A very light run of 3500 head of
sUe'came to a stronger market this
week the top being 8.25. Other
loads of quality hogs went at 8.-o.
This price makes North Portland the
highest market in the United States
oday for prime light hogs Mar
ket closed steady. ! d ,V
nt J9. ewes at 7. yearlings at J.
Indicating the highest market in the
west on sheep of all kinds.
See Edwards for paper hanging.
Adv.
Improve Roads Nov
MHMS . IXMUHWW aj I1WNWMII .J 1
Oo Rond I) run While Ronds
Aro Wot.
(Ry County Arlculturlst
A. 13. JiO I0TT.)
Tho work dono on roads In Crook
county after tho rainy season Is us
ually a waste of tlmo and roads are
left In mora worthless condition than
they wore boforo tho work was dono.
Honda graded iitnl dragged In tho fall
or lu tho early spring will bo Improv
ed materially nnd will stand tho truf
fle of tho dry sutnmor season In good
shopo. Experience in tho work of
roads within tho county proves theso
tacts. lloads graded and worked af
ter Ap(rll 15th ronuiin soft and bo
como almost lmpasaablo beforo the
mi mm or is over. Hands which wore
graded and worked Inst fall or early
In tho winter aro nt present tho best
ronds wo havo and If kept In repair
until after tho rains cense will con-.
iinuo io uo ino nest mans inrouguoui
the year. It Is not too Into now to
grade and put roads lu Rhnpo If they
recelvo tho attention they should
throughout tho spring months. Un
graded ronds will be better If rocks
aro removed and holes filled In tho
trucks beforo May 1st, but those gen
erally will becomo rough, full of ruts
because of lark of drnlnngo and con
tinued travel in ono track.
There aro many good graded roads
in Crook county now nnd thoy will
mako the best roads wo havo If glvon
attention. As soon ns tho frost M
out of tho ground theso roads should
nil bo dracged with a road drag.
Many could ho dragged nt present
nnd greatly Improved for the entire
Boassn'o trnfllc. If tho drngglng IS
dono while tho rond bod la wot tho
drag tends to close the pores of tho
road nnd mako n thardor Burfano
which nnonlv stands the wear of tho
traffic better than nt presont but will
also nford perfect dralnago of tho
road bod and thus prevent tho form
ing of soft spots which will eventual-
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ly becomo dcop nits and n rough
road. Thero are many who condemn
tho road drag because thoy are un
acquainted with Its proper use, if
used proporly and after each snow or
rainfall, good roads will result.
Crook county lino sovcrnl stool
rqad drags which aro good machines
nnd whoi'o ono of these la not avail
able a drag may bo easily and cheap
ly made by using split logs or 4x10
timbers with nn iron strip nlong the
fiont fnct of tho drag at the lower
edge to catch nnd carry tho looso dirt
of the road bed. '
The road drag Bhould not bo pull
ed nt right angles but tho hitch
should bo mndo so that tho drag will
travel at an auglo of nbout 45 do
grecB pushing the looso dirt nnd
hlghor bumps toward tho center of
rond bed. The machine should be
started at tho outer edge of the
road, Shoving lboso dirt, etc., toward
tho editor. Tho next lap should
reach about the length of the drag
nearer the centor nnd tho work con
tinued until a rldgo or higher portion
remains nt tho center of tho rond
Usually tho first work on tho road
In tho early spring will rcnulro that
the entire road bed bo gone over
twice with the drag. Further oper
ations will necessltnto going over the
road only once: thnt Is, covering the
ontlro rond bed ono' time. The drng
used In this manner will not only
harden the surfneo of the road bed
but .will keep a crown at the center
which la nccossnry for the proper
drainage of tho road bed.
Tho Hsu of the road grndor is In
no way to bo compared with the road
drag for while tho grader cittB, lifts
and carrlos the dirt to the contcr,
tho drag pushes and packs tho loose
dlit as it carries It toward tho cen
ter. Individuals or communities In
terested In seeing their roads Improv
ed can obtain assistance from the
county, receiving ono-half tlmo eir.r
ployed on the roads or tho county
duplicating work which tho Individ
ual or community will perform. Good
roads ore a benefit and a boon to nay
community or county. We havo tho
tools at hand for performing best
work nnd now is the tlmo to do tho
work for pinking good roads. Bul
letins and lnrotmntlon on use of the
road drag aro available ut my olllco.
A most complete list of seed for
Spring sowing has beon obtnlnod by
the Uend Flour Mill Co. Every sne't
thoroughly cleaned so as to loavo
nothing but tho lnrge plump berry,
boo our advertisement. Adv.
KKAIi 13STATI3 TRANSFERS.
Issued by CiiMik County Abstract Co.
F. M. Harris to A. II. Gertson it.
1, blk. 18, Kenwood. $1G0.
It. L. McFnrland to C. F. Schonk-
ler Its. 1-2, blk 19, Center add, Ilend.
Rond Park Co. to O. R. Craven It.
11, blk. 114, lot add to Rend Park.
Tho Rend Co. to Elner Molstnd It.
13, blk. 18, Park add. Ilend.
D. M. Davis to Jna Ryan cont, pt.
It. 4, 4-18-12, $4500, $1B0 per mo.
Rend Park Co. to Otto Kammoyer
It. C, blk. 03. Rend Park.
R. V. Zavcloy to Olo Erickson Its.
0-7. blk. 3, North add, Rend.
S. F. Johnson to V. E. Davis Its.
C-0-7-8, blk. 21, Its. C-C, blk. 38, Im
perial. State to O. Laurgaard sw sw 2G-1C-11.
A, J. Klepsor to Edw Augustln, Jr.
It. 1. blk. 30, Contcr add, Rond.
Harold Klepsor to Edw. August'n,
Jr, It. C, blk. 3C, Center add, Rond.
Tho Rend Co. to Shlngoro Mura
sakl agree to buy Its. 1-2-10-11, blk.
2, Larch add to Rond, $400.
Tho Rend Co. to S. Murnsokl asrno
to buy pt. so so 32-17-12, $330C.
XjTHE DUILOEpS HUNT 15 ENOeO ")
JUOCE iVC HUNTED fotCN THEM TAKE A C.OOd
"iTMiaH OM TO rORTYf LOOK AT if-" ITS
IrouR Ycar, J raiED with the; 1
"V VREAL TOBACCO CHCWJ
MEN are learning the truth about chewing tobacco. Right and left
hey ra t.lklnihout WD CUTChewlal-ibt Ileal Tobacco Chen, el,
ilnJ, W.li CUT ultra are (lad Io tell lha tooj n.wi la Irieo Js b.ciu.e they
know bow dilfrrcat it la from the old kiadt how much beiterlt aatUfiei. Gcta poucb fruoi
four dealer. Yon can tell by a quality teat Ibat it ia Ut Kial Ttiacct Ckir,
"Node liow th aalt brlnga out the rtch tobacco taato."
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NEW PERKINS HOTEL
Fifth and Washington Streeli
PORTLAND, OREGON
Centrally Located
Room Rates $1.00 per day,
More if you wish to pay.
ExeelleRt Restaurant in connection.
Breakfast and Luncheon 25 cents.
Dinner 85 Cents.
Continuous service at very moderate
'prices. "-
Shearings
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Ab soon as weather permits the
Greg in Trunk Ry. i.uenua to clean
up and improve tho dockyards here
to facilitate tho handling of all kinds
of stork. One Improvement will be
the Installing of cement drains to
carry ort tho water and refuse. Red
mond Spokesman.
The announcement of R. 11. Knox,
pc a cnadldute to succeed himself,
which Is being carried In this issue
of the Journal for tho first time, will,
bo received by many voters In both
parties with satisfaction. There can
bo no question about tho honesty of
purpose nnduntlring efforts In the
matter In relation to this one, nnd
Mr. Knox will receive a hearty sup
port froim all parts of tho county.
Crook County Journal.
Orcnt damage bus been dono on
tho rouda of the county during the
past few days. The Grandvlew stago
lino waa halted at tho foot of tho
Deschutes grade on account of the
big washouts on tho grade. Soino of
tho roads to tho east havo been
washed out to a depth of aoveral
feet, and In soino placis are Impass
able. As tho most of tho ronds havo
not been graded and have gradually
worn down, they form natural ditches
In many Instances for drrlnngn of
largo uisas. Deschutes Volley Trib
une Tho water from tho molting snows
wot things down qulto thoroughly
yesterday, where postmaster Cook
was Born wading about In his office
vlth rubber boots on. Ho very nc
cominodutlagly placed life rafts In
tho lobby for his pat.'ons when thoy
mndo a pluugo in for tholr mnll. Tho
little children returning from school
hnd n sTlotts tlmo negotiating tho
street crossings without getting wot
foot. Today, however, the wntor has
about disappeared nnd tho streets
nro drying fnst. Mndras Pioneer.
For ono man, Scott Heeler, of
Fremont, Is cortnlnly taking caro of
an Immenco nuiount of land. In nil
ho has undor his control, 1,950 ncres.
Ho has tho Roll placo of 840 acres,
tho Kertson placo of 100 acrea, his
brother Ivan's place of 100 acres,
his own of 333 acres. 100 acres on
tho Wells place, and his mothor's
homestead of 303 acres. And still
looking for more says Scott. Fort
Rock Times.
Vernon A. Forbes of Rond, has an
nounced his candidacy for tho repub
lican nomination for representative
In the stnte legislature at tho prlmnr
lps to bo held May 19th. When wo
romombor the untiring efforts of Mr.
Forbes In tho Inst legislature to se
cure the leasing of Abert and Sum
mer lakes: his offorta to secure stato
aid for Irrigation and tho hard work
In genornl for any measure 'which
would holp Central Oregon nnd tho
State, wo aro compelled to admit thnt
he Is entitled to the support, of hl
party at tho primaries and "to tho
votes of both democrats and republi
cans In November. Crescent Nows.
A desirable bread knlfo free with
every annual subscription to Tho
Rend Rulletin.
For sign painting see Edwards.
Adv.
The Hotel for YOU
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
ROItERT 11. 20l'M
Civil
Engineer
Dead
Oregon
V. W. FAULKNER, D. M. D.
I) 13 X T I S T
Offlco Ovor Postofllco
Rend, ... Oregon
DR. J. C. VANDEVERT
Plijslclun nnd Surgeon
Phone Red 271
tlourB 9-12 a. m.: 1-C p. m.j
7-9 p. m.
Hnthcr liuildliiK
W. Q. MANNING, D. M. D.
DentNt.
Offlco in First National Rank
' Rulldlllg
Tel. fill Rend, Oregon
WILLARD H. WIRTZ
Ij A V Y 3 It
Prlnovlllo, Oregon.
O. S. RENSON
Attorney At Ini v
Benson Building, Wall Street
Rend, Oregon.
VERNON A. FORDES
L A W Y 13 It
First National Rank Rutldlng
Dond, :-: :-: Oregon
GEO ROE S. YOUNG
Civil nnd Irrigation Engineer.
U. 8. Mineral Sunejor.
Room 6 First National Rank
Dulldlng
J. R. Roll A. W. Slum
CROOK COUNTY ARSTRACT
COMPANY
(Incorporated)
Successors to Tho J. II, tinner
Abstract Co., Prlnovlllo, Oro.
Abstracts Insurnnco
UEND VliUMRIXG AND
HEATIXO COMPANY
Sonltnry Plumbing
Stonm and Ildt Water Heating
WALL STREET
DR. J. R. RARR
1'lijnlclan and Surgeon
Deschutes State Rank
, Building
I Phono Black 711
Roofing of nil kinds. Repairing
promptly dono.
J. A. MacCLOSKEV
TINNING AND
Furnace Contractor
Guttering, Spouting,
Cornices and Skylights,
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Plumbing, Roofing, Furnace Work, Sheet Metal Work
of All Kinds.
Central Oregon Plumbing and Healing Company
PHONE RED II J. E. ENGEnRETSON, MGK.
IK,iSMK BEND HAULING CO. 'm.J
K N 1-AI.Ml'UTO.V
TRANSFER AND STORAGE. HOUSEHOLD
GOODS MOVED.
COAL AND WOOD.
O'DONNELL
UNION MARKET
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H. O. ELLIS
Attorncy-nt-Lnw
United States Commissioner
First Nntionnl Rank Building
REND, OREGON
II. II. Do A R SI O N D
LAWYEIt
Orogon Street. Rond, Oregon
DR. J. II. CONNARN
D K X T I H T
Office in Suther Rullding.
Hourt, 9 to 12, 1 to S.
Sundays and evenings by
Appointment.
C. P. NISWONOER, Bend, Oro.
UNDERTAKER
Licensed Entbnlnicr, Funeral
Director.
Phono Red 421. Lady Asst.
DR. R. D. STOWELL
Xnprnpiitliic Pli)slclnii
Office ovor Mlllor Luniror Co.
Wall Street Hours 9 to B
Phono Red Gl
DR. A. A. RURRIS
Naturopath
Diseases cured without tho uso
of drugs or surgery by tho nat
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SATIIKR BUILDING
BEND," OREGON
Fraternal Socieiies
I. o O. If.
Rend Lodgo No. 21H.
Regular meeting every Mori.
duy night nt 8 .o'clock In Fath
or'o Hall. Visiting brotheis
cordially welcome.
II. I. McKIM. N. O.
N. P. WEIDER, Secretary.
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ALI . WORK GUARANTEED
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Groceries
Our Stock li Clean ami
Compli'to
Wo Do only rash liif.liit-si
and ious(Mi:cnlly our
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Wo aio it iniiikft for jour
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Auto Dcllvi'iy
I'ilOXi; BLACK till
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HTI3AM IIKAT CRAHRH WINTIUl.
Why not onjoy tho comforts of
tho most systematic and econom
ical way. of hoatliiR. Tho cost of
liiBtalllnn steam heat lu paid tor
many times hy tho comforts do
rlvod. Plenty of heat when and
whore you wont it at loss cost
thun stoves safor, clearer, more
sanitary,
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