T im b er Lint A elt JuueS,
LA I DL A W
C N R O N IC LE
NOTICE KOK PU BMC A MON.
Published Every Friday at Laidluw, Oregon, by the Chronicle Rub. Co.
W. I*. Myers, Editor und Business Mgr.
Column
Luid law Development
Lea u ne
1>»: y o t k i > t o t h k i n t e i i e s t s o k « k o o k c o u x t y i x o k n k r a i .:
L A ID L A W
V ■■■■ —
AND
O IK
JK K IG ATL D
M Î T KICT IX
P A K T IC l'I.A II.
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One Year............... .......................$1.50
All r i l i i i i i i *»f Laidlaw nini v ic in ity el ¡gable
to m enibernhip. Initiation fee '«Orts.
1 K cgu U r m eetings the lu>t Saturday in e*t’ h
Cttf uiouth at S. I*. M.
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S U B S C R I P T I O X R A T L S — I n v a r i a b l y In
A dvance
Six Months..
75
Directory.
A O l U R T IS I H U
RATE»
C irrw o n A p p lic a tio n .
F ret.,
K i ite red as second class mail inatter November 10, 1905, at the post office
at Laidlaw, Oregon, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
F R I D A Y , AUGUST 24, 1 9 0 6 .
OCR TICKET
For President
Theodore Roosevelt.
OI K OFFICE DISPLAY.
Among the progressive farmers
tention of the home-builder and in
vestor. Where better for this than
at Boise during the Irrigation C ti
gress? Not only will it pay us ns a
community to be represented but it
will pay the individual farmer to
!,ttend tins Congress ol practical ir
rigators. Make arrangements to go
if possible and come to ‘die League
TO-MORROW NIGI1T and tell us.
If you can’t go to Boise come to the
League and help us devise plans to
advertise our great resources.
W .
V. M y r r*
V. Tre».,
K. H. James
Hecy.,
T. A. Ruth erford
V N. W allace
Wu». U. » lilt »
A. P. D onohue
K. R. .lûmes
A ss’l. Secy.,
Tre»».
i.cHjjue Editor,
Ass t. E ditor,
Com m ittee
..1,
eorge, c chairm an.
1 . 1 V..
'. O
I »corse,
7.1. S. It (L rVI
tin s -
onohue.
'A . 1*. . D
Donnine
A. 1*. D onohue,
chairm an.
F nger board Coa».
^
Enterprise Com .
K. B- Jam es, chairm an
$ T. à K ialn rford.
' A. P- Do noli ue.
) J. R. Fry rear.
K. B. Janie».
J. X . B. G erk in s,
I nited Status Laiifl Office.
The Dalles, Oregon, June 4, 19J6.
Ntiliue is hereby g l f f i i that in com p lia n ce
with tlie |»r«»vl»lutift «>( flic A* I o l O m u res» of
• lune 3, M78, entitled "A u act f««r the *ale o i
tim ber land in the »tales o f C a liforn ia , Oru-
K«ii, N evada find W ashington T e r r ito r y ," »»
ex ten d ed to all the I*Ublle la n d At ale* by act
o f August 4, l.H.'j,
J kffkhson \V. B k b r y ,
of Rend, cou n ty o f ('rook , State o f O regon , has
thk» <1 ay til* 1 1 In this oflice his »w orn Maternent
No
for the purchase o f the HKl.»SW «4.
S\V'4 NK«4. Xr.i'HW'K *>o» S W ‘4 8K*4. o f »rctf«ui
No.Xt, in T ow nahip No. Li 3 , Bunge Nr* 10 K.,
W. M.
And w ill ofTer p roof to »h ow that the lain!
*oritfhi i* m ore valuable for its tin b e r or stone
than for agrictilttiie purpose*, and to establish
kin c la im to said land before H. C. BiHa, 17. »
CommiMniniier. at his otllee in B cu d , O regon,
on the 12th «lay o f »«-plumber, 11 * 0 ».
l i e nam e» an witnesses:
Richard K ng.
o f Denehute«, O regon.
John L. Kever*
o f Bi nd. Oregon*
Chat les J . i ’otior,
o f Bend, O regon.
M aria C Berry,
o f Bend, D ragon.
John B ios»,
o f Sister», O regon .
A n y and nil persons cla im in g a d versely the
a b ov e-d eserib td lands nre requ ested to file
tlieir «daim » In this oflice on or b efore »aid
12th. day o f Septem ber, 1906.
MICHAEL T. NOLAN. Register.
7 13 9-7
WHAT!
Diamond W Groceries, Reid £ ocrische shoes, for men Tronea and “kids”,
jThe boss of the road, everyday wear for men and boys, Conklin gloves,
guilders hardware, Stiletto cutlery, COIIins Axes, Oak handles, Sash,f
iDoors & Glass, Barb wire & Farm Implements, Harness, Leather & Repairs,
^Rubber goods & Fishing tackle.
Man that is born o l woman is of few days and full of
j microbes.
He slideth down the banister of life and
t encounters many slivers of torture. What is man but
; the blind worm of fate, a bunion on the neck of existence.
Verily man is nothing but a wart on the nose of nature,
a corn on the toe of time, a freckle on the face o f earth,
unless he buyeth his goods of
F. E. DAYTON
L A ID L A W
OR.
T im b er Land, Act Juue 3, D78.
(
Chairm an.
who have contributed to our dis
E n tertainm ent
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Com . t Wm. G. 9lile».
play ol grain», grasses, and vegeta
T. S. Lund Oflice. The Dalles, O regon ,
Fred X . W allace.
June 12. 1996.
bles which we have in our office for
B. F. X leh ol»,
N otice is hereby given that in c o m p lia n ce
/
H onorary chairm an. u i ll tlie provisions of the Het o f C on gress of
the inspection of visitors ure the
June.'!, 1ST», entitled "A n act for the sale of
\ W F M ycr*.
following:
tim ber lands in the States of Culiforti la,Oregon,
Kail Road Cum.
E. U. James.
N evada, and W ashington T erritory,” as e x te n d
Attorney-at-Law
W. N. Ray, J. M. Patton, J. M.
T. A. R u th erford.
ed to all tlie P u blic Laud States by act o f Au-
V N. W alliee.
guet l, 18t»2,
Sirv, G. W. Moore of Cline Fulls,
W m . G. Stiles-
Laidlaw, Oregon,
CrriiGE \V. S k y d f h ,
LAIDLAW,
OREGON.
J. N. B. Gerking, C. L. Gist of Sis
o f Laidlaw , cou n ty o f Crook. State o f Oregon,
August 21, 1U0U
has
this
day
llled
in
this
otilce
his
sw
orn
state
ters, A. J. llarter, Frank Murk, J.
To the Editor.
With the magnificent crops pro ment So. 'jygg, for the purcham; of the N«..XE‘ 4
I, . Caron, J. E. Witner & Charles
and X U X W 'i o f Section Xu. 19, in T ow nship
Dear Sir:
duced tlii« year in the Deschutes No. 11 S., Range No. 10 K . W. Jf.
R. D. WIGKH71M
Spaugh of Tumalo, F. V. Swisher,
And w ill » ir r p roof to show that the land
Through the kind valley, this wonderful section has
sought is m ore valuable for its tim ber or «tone
(i M. Couch, J. R. Couch, Geo. W. ness of Cashier T. A. Rutherford a
7lttorney*at*Law
ceased to be an experiment and its than for agi ieultnral p u rposes,and to establish
Wirncr and sons of Tumalo, Mr. party of four,consisting of Mr. Rutlier
hi» cla im to said land before 11. C. Ellis, v. ».
productiveness lias become u reali C om m i-sion er. at his o ffic e !:) Bent!, O regon,
Root, J. \V. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. ford, G. W . Updike, Attorney Kirk
orr/CE oven cnx/e
the lltli day ol Septem ber, 19U6.
ty. With the enormous yield of on He
nam e» a« w itn ess«»:
J. C. Thorp, J. T. Park, A. L). Parks, Whited ami the writer left Laidluw at
o f Bend, Oregon.
Bend,
Oregon.
■grains, alfalfa, timothy and clover; Joseph N. Hunter,
.
A n derson L. Hunter,
o f Rend, O regon.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. McClay of Red day-break on the morning of August,
illiam R. Booth,
o f 8'sters, Oregon.
mond, ar.d Master Frank Dayton. 20th. to vi»it ii falls on the North j W , t h the lar* ° >’ leld and *Plw ,dld
G eorge L. Sim m ons,
o f Lai.11 -w, Oregon.
A lice A. Sim m ons,
o f L aidlaw , Oregon.
We have samples in this display branch of the Tumalo, which Mr. Up- j quality of all root crop?, and es- •Any
and all persons cla im in g adversely the
of which wear« very proud and in dike and R. H . Bay ley had recently j pecially sugar beets; with the best a b ov e-d escrib ed lau«l» are requested to file DR. / . L. S C O F I E L D
found. We reached the Head-gates ol river in the world for water power their cla im s in this oflice on or before said
fact we have not a poor sample in
Ilth. day o f Septem ber, i .0*4.
Dentist
the Columbia Southern Irrigation Co. and irrigation purposes; with a
M ICH AEL T. NOLAN, R gister
the lot. We have oats on first year
7-13 9-7
by breakfast time.
clim ate and scenery unsurpassed;
ground that measure 6 feet 2 inches
Iti:i>M O \l>
OREGON
Here, Miss Updiko had prepared a j with the resources of forest and
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
in height and well filled, wheat bountiful and »petising meal of Turn-
mine yet undeveloped, what more D epartm ent o f the Interior,
W ill m ake re g u la r m o n tili)
over five feet in height and well ato trout from 7 to 12 inches in length
Laud oflice at The Dalles, O regon,
do we need to make this an ideal
filled, barley ol excellent quality to which we did full justice, and surely
July U th.. 1936.
v isits to L aid law .
location for the home, the factory
N otice is hereby g iven that F kancj . h M.
and good yeild, rye 8 feet high, better fish were never eaten.
I’ lllLi.U’». o f Cline Kails, O regon , has ii o«l n o
and the busy city?
tice o f his intention to m ake final five-year
Breakfast over the party, increased
alfalfa 50 inches in height from
We need first of all things, rEOPi.F, p roof in support of bis cla im , viz: Horn.-stead
by
the
addition
of
Miss
and
Master
third cutting this year, orchard
J. e. Thorp
Son.
Entry No. 8123, ma*le July 30. 1900, for the
people who are not afraid to take F.SNE*4. Section 33, and \V»aN\V«4. S ection 31,
grass over 5 feet in height, timothy Updike and Bob (the dog) started
T ow n sh ip 15S.. Range 11 K . W. M.
hold and help develop our bound And that said p roof will b e m ade b efore H.
m BARBERS BÜ
4 feet 6 inches in height with heads a-foot for the falls, following in the
main tlie west bank of the stream. less resources, people who will build *7. Ellis. l\ S. Oonimi»»inn«*r. at his office in
H O T 71 N D C O L D B A T H S
Bend. O regon, on August l ”». 1906.
9J inches long, and fine samples of
After a somwhat tiresome but withall homes; people who wish ideal sum He nam es the fo llo w in g w itnesses to prove
In C o n n e ctio n .
red clover, sugar corn, beans, peas,
pleasant and interesting tramp, mer homes where the heat is tem his c on tin u ou s residence upon, and c u ltiv a
tion of, the lan d, viz:
cabbage, lettuce, and root crops.
Laidlaw
Ore•
through open pine timber, tamarack pered by the perpetual snows of
W illiam K. Burk hard, o f Sisters, O regon.
We expect to write up some of and fir swamps, marshes of fern, wild
W illiam F. Fryrear,
o f Sisters, Oregon,
the mountains and where they may Joh n Fryrear,
of Sisters, O regon.
the best farms in the valley in the cur-ant and rank growing grasses; Over
o f Slaters. O regon.
find the grandest and most beauti- Thom as A rn old ,
B l u e P r in t
MICHAEL T. NOLAN, Register.
near future and give reproductions boulders, logs and uprooted stumps;
^
\ fui scenery to
be found on the 7 I t 0 M
of photographic views of tire farms -passing many ice cold springs and riv-
Tow nship Plats
Pacific coust; people who will in
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
and places of interest together with ulcta am) sometimes traveling on a sort
corrected up to date, showing
vest their money in well paying
D epartm ent o f the Interior,
of
turf
which
seemed
to
ho
a-float
some of the fine scenic views which
names of all entry men, vacant
Land Office at The Dalles, O regon,
investments. These are some of
abound in this part of the country. and yet supporting a rank growth of
July 1!, 1996.
land, rivers and creeks, 50 cents.
the things we need to make this N otice is h oreb y g iv en »hat C a l v i n C .C oopkr ,
vegetation.
The
mountains
on
cither
We have some practical and pro
f C line Fells, O regon, has filed n otice o f bis
one of the most prosperous and o intention
t«> m ake final com m u ta tion p roof in
gressive farmers and some beauti- side rising to a height of probably sev
eral thousand feet afTotded many pic- pleasnn*. communities in the entire support >>f his claim , viz: H om estead Entry
For securing title to all kinds
gul spots in nature and we shall
No. 13Ô12 m ade May 17. 1991. for the W ‘ ^XK' 4 ,
turesqneand beautiful sights; while the Northwest.
Section 33, T ow n sh ip 15 S, Range 11 K., \V. M.
of Government land without res
try to give our readers some inter
that su'd pro«if w ill be m ade b efore 11.
vegetation furnished many curiousand
Laidluw is in the heart of this ( ’ . Ami
idence or improvement, at lowest
E lds, U. S. C om m issioner, fit his office in
esting matter during the next few intereatings pecimens for Mr. Whited's
magnificent country, located in a Bend, O regon, on August 15th., 1906.
market prices. Write us for full
He
nam
es
the
fo
llo
w
in
g
w
itnesses
to
prove
months.
collection. After a hard walk of three
particulars. All kinds of land
beautiful valley of the sparkling his contin u ou s resid en ce upon, and cu ltiv a tion
hours covering a distance variously
of. the land, viz:
business n specialty. 25 years
Deschutes river. The valley is wide Frmicis M. Phillips, o f C line Fulls, O regon.
OREGOX DEVELOPMENT
estimated from 3 to 5 miles we sudden
experience.
W illiam E. Burklm rd,
o f .S ifters, O regon.
enough to build a city and the W
illiam F. Fryrear,
of Sisters, O regon.
ly came in sight of the falls and some
LEAGUE
Reference,French A Co., Bankers
o f Sisters. O regon.
heights on either side command a 'i hom as Arn«>ld,
Portland, Oregon, Aug. 17, 1906. time a more aide pen than mine will
M ICHABL.T. N o l a n . Register.
view
ol
mountain
and
stream
that
Hudson Land Co.
7-13 8 10
describe tlie picture«quc grandnre and
Mr. W. Myers, Pres.,
THE DALLE». OKE.
beauty of the scene that burst upon is unsurpassed for grandnre and
T im ber Land, Act June 3, 1878.
Laidlaw Development League, us.
beauty. Some nine perpetually
NOTICE FOlt PUBLICATION.
Laidlaw, Oregon. At the head of a gorge probably 200 snow covered peaks may be counted
V. S. Land Office, The Dalles, O regon,
June 12, 19Uo.
feot wide, with almost perpendicular from the heights on either side from
My Dear Sir:
Notice Is h ri by g iven that in com p lia n ce
AM ERICAN CENTRAL
walla on cither side and at tho end town.
We have splendid water with the piovi.d on s of the act o f con gress of
The National Ir came tumbling that great 'volumn of
I June 3, 1878, cm itle«l " A n act for the sale «,/
INSURANCE COMPANY
rigation Congress is to he held in water in one unbroken column to he power sites just at the up; er and I tim ber lands in theS iatcs of C a liforn ia, Oregon,
lower ends oi the valley, while tin- j Nevada, and Was ingtou T e rritory ,’ ' as extend-
8t Lou ix, Mo , April 21, 1 .>00.
Boise, Idaho, from Septemder 3 to dushed into mist, and form a boiling
j • d l«» »11 fhu Public la&n«l » la te » by a ct o f Au-
I gust 4, 1.S92,
To Our Ajiruts and Policy Holder-:
S,nud we want to make the Oregon caldron probably 100 feet below and river flowing through the town is
A lice A. S immons ,
We have telegraphic advice j
delegation the very largest in at and then go rushing away in a great dotted with the most beautiful j o f Loidlaw , county o f t.’r«»)k. Slate o f firopon,
ha» this d.iy llled in thib ufliee his sw orn state from tire manager« of our Pacific I
islands
which
can
he
transformed
impetuous torrent. At some risk to
tendance upon the convetion.
ment N 2910. for the pu rch ace <»f the S,^-.F*-4.
Wl4SE!4 and 8 V\ ‘ 4NF.l 4. o fS e e f io n No. 3l, in Coi>»t Department, estimating the los- j
California is to be especially well life uud limb we made our way, quite into one of nature’s beautiful parks. N
Tow nship N«». 13 »., R.-mge N«». 10 K., W. M.
«es of tire American Centra) Insurance j
Laidlaw
needs
now
a
creamery
back
of
tlie
falling
water,
and
while
A n d w ill idler p io o f to show that the land
represented, and the California par
sought Is m ore valuable f«*r its tim ber or »tone Company lt> the conflagration which
and
cheese
factory,
a
sugar
beet
we
did
not
pass
under,
there
is
space
ty will spend a day in Portland en
than for agi ieultnral purposes, and to establish
sufficient between this and the per factory, and a flowering mill. We hi» claim to suit! land b efore H- C. K ill», U. S. visitor! San Francisco at
route to Boise. The “ Oregon-Cal-
C««mmissi«*n«-r. at his oflice in Bend, O regon,
pendicular wall of rock behind to per have assurance that the Corvallis O il the llfh . d iy o f Septem ber, 1906.
FIVE HUNDRED
llornia Special” will leave Portland
He names as w itnesses:
mit the passage of a wagon and team. and Eastern rail ro.*d will he built
at 8:15 Saturday evening, Septem
J "» ph N. H unter, o f B end, O regon.
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Mr. Rutherford took snap shuts from early next year and this will give
Anderson L. H unter, o f Bend, O regon.
ber 1st.
W illiam K. Booth,
o f Sister», O regon.
many points, some or all of which we
Tiro obligation* of the Company in
This
G eorge \V Snyder, o f L aidlaw , O regon ,
Both Governor Chamberlain and ho|K- to see reproduced in the Chroni | us easy access to markets.
G<*«<rge L. Sim m on», «»f Laidlaw , O regon.
the San Francisco disaster will he
Governor Pardee [ who is President cle, hut none of them can show tlie road’s location survey crosses the Any and all person» c la im in g a dversely the
promptly met.
serih «1 lands nr«» requested t«i file
ol the National Irrigation Congress] various lights and shades and niiuia- the river just lielow the north edge itb«ive-d*
iheir c 'a iiii' in this o ffic e on or b efore said
After paying the estimat d losses,
will accompany the Special, and it ture lainbows w hich were constantly of the townsite and there arc one lL h . day o i Septem ber, loflO.
the Company's financial standing will
1111 ‘,aKL *■ XOLAX'
is expected that our Senators and appearing at uncxi>ected points 1 be- or two other roadf projected up the 1 7 9 7
he as follows:
Congressmen will also he in attend I eve it is imposait)!« to approach with river which will give Laidlaw am
Cash Capital,
91, 000, 000. 00
KIRK WHITED WHY PAY MORE WHEN YOU
Land Script For Sale
CAN BUY FOR LESS
at
EHRET
BROS.,
REDM OND
,
OREGON.
We can save you money on Z>ry
Goods» Groceries, Crockery
<£. etc.
Easy grade now being built On
east side of Qline Falls bridge.
COOK AVENUE FEED YARD
G E O R G E C O U C H , P ro p rie to r
Best of Hay and Grain
Hand
Continually on
THE RED BARN & FEED STORE
HAY,
AT
TH E
PI.O t’ R ,
CR.WN
AN D
M ARKET
PRICK.
PHINKVII.LK
FEED
J. C. TULLA 11
Laidlaw
A1. WAYS
FLOU A.
Ore.
E l e v a t e s W
ater
by W A T E R P O W E R
T i IE C O L U M B IA H Y D R A U L IC R A M
T im ber Land, A ct Jun e 3, 1878
in 100 feet of the bottom of tlia falls pie rail road facilities
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Surplus to l’olioy Holders
without becoming well dampened with j
W e invite home-seekers and ¡ti F n iu d Slates Land Office, '1 he D alle», O regon.
1, 918, 031. 00!
Jun e 12. 190«».
the mist, and to go backuf or pass un- vestors to investigate our town and
N otice 1» hereby g iven that in com p lia n ce
Assets,
3,
822,031. 0 0 1
der them one must «ear waterproof onr country and we will take pleas- vRh tha provision » o f the act o f C on gre»» of
garments or become thoroughly s.itu nre in giving them any information June 3,187». entitled " A n act for the »ale of
Sound indemnity should he the •
tim ber land» iu the States o f C a liforn ia, Ore
rat'd.
got». Nevada, and W ashington T e rritory ,” »> first consideration of the jieople, and i
we can.
exten d ed to »11 the P u b lio Laud State» by act financial strength is dependent upon j
Through the foresight of Mr. Whited
Those desiring any further infor o f A u gu st4, 18 2,
and Mr. Itutheiford we were supplied
adequate rates. The remaining re- j
( i l o t t o r L. S i m m o n »,
with a substantial lunch, and retrac mation may secure tlie same by «if la id la w , cou n ty o f C rook, State «»I Oregon, sources of the Company justify the
has this day filed in this office his sw orn state
ing our steps sufficiently to be out of addressing cither the President or m ent No. 2939, for the p u rch ase o f the 8Kvf o f confidence of our policy holders, the
range of the flying mist but fairly in Secretary of the Laidlaw Develop Section No. 0, in row u sh ip No. 14 8. Range No. public, and the continued good faith
10 K . \Y. M.
front of this natural wonder; with ment League, Laidlaw, Oregon.
We urge
Ami w ill offer p n m f to show that the and support of our agents.
land sought is m ore valu able for its tim ber onr representative« to push for good
great boulders and fallen trees for ta
or stone than for a g ricu ltu ra l
purposes
bles and seats we picknicked for about GAIL S. NEWSOM. M. D.
mid to establish his cla im to said land be business.
fore II. C. Kills, F. 8. Commissi*»tier, at hi»
PUMPS A W A Y UNCEASINGLY W IT H O U T A N Y A T TE N T IO N
» ii hour, not one of the party ever
Faithfully yours,
office In Bend. O regon , on the U th . day of
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n
Septem ber, 1906.
seeming to tire of gazing upon the
Geo. T. Cram,
He nam es as w itnesses:
wonderful scene before us.
President.
Call« ftitawertil p ro m p tly day or n i g h t
| 'I IE C O L U M B IA H Y D R A U L IC R A M is a simply constructed and
Joseph N. Hunter,
o f Bend, O regon.
Anderson L. Hunter,
o f Ren«!, O regon.
After having enjoyed the view Irom
j
inexpensive machine that can utilize a small fall of water for the purpose
W illiam R. b ooth .
o f Sisters, O regon.
In Bank Buihltug. r « «h la n c « in Rovai
It pnys to insure in n company like
all iiccessahle points below we climUd llv Ofllo«
le l
LAIDLAW , UUkGUX : G eorge W. S n jd e r ,
o f Laidlaw , O regon.
of raising a portion of it to any desired height. It is the fanner's friend in the
the above as in case of fire your looses
A lice A. Sim m ons,
o f L a id la w ,O regon .
to the top of the falls (no cssy task)
'dry season' and is indispensah)
those owning land high above ditches. It
Any ar.d all persons cla im in g a dversely the are adjusted at once and without long
and enjoyed the scenery of the won
above describe«! lands are requested to file
will
furnish
water
for
dome»he
purposes,
even elevating pure water of the spring
and
expensive
litigation.
We
arc
their claim s in this office o n or b efore said
derful gorge lielow. Taken all togeth
11th. day o f Septem ber, 190 rt.
Agent for the American Central Co., by mear. of the impure or muddy water, as found in some streams. Requires
er it furnished an experience that will
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Practically no cost of maintenance, there being no parts to get
Ami solicit your insurance.
W. P. no attention.
be remembered with much pleasure.
7-13 9-7
Myers, at the Chronicle Office.
out of order. A ram will pay for itself in a short time. Every ram installed is
The return to the Head-gates was nil
Ii you are going to contest a home
giving utmost «tisfacbon. W e keep a large stock constantly on hand. Write
We hope to see this section of the easier trip, snd a delightful drive home
stead or ile.oert claim or if yours ia
Prices
Reasonable
to
our Hydraulic Department today for illustrated literature.
W
c
tecieved
several
very
fine
samples
country well represented in num- in the dusk of the evening ended one
contested come and see me ami I will
of grain and alfalfa but we wish more,
l*ers and products of the soil.
We of the most enjoyable outings I have
tell
you
if
you
have
a
case
which
you
and
can win. I lisr* had 12 years special | Bring in your samples of grain, bay
have a location, climate, soil and ever experienced.
I believe ihe other memliers of tin
olum bia
ngineering
orks
| practice in this class of litigation and an^ vegetables so that we may have a
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undeveloped resources second to i party will join me in advising all who
fine display showing tn the v isitón '
if yon can’t win I will tell you so.
lume tu the country. All of these can to make the n ip m Updiae Falls. I
| who come to our town what we can j
A. fl. Pile, Pro?
Prineville, Ore.
W P. Myers, Lami Attorney,
Tenth and Johnson Streets
: :
PORTLAND, OREG O N
things must be brought to the •-
Your» Ac,
province
Laidlaw. Orrgo
'
U ni. O. »tiles
ance.
Vice-President Fairbanks
and a majority of the Western Sen
ators and Congressmen will arrive
at Boise Monday.
Please have the facts announced;
open a list to be signed up by those
who will go. You will find it ad
vantageous not to name the dele
gates until after you have been as-
biirud that they will make the trip-
thal’s the plan we follow here.
A rate of one fare for the round
trip has been named by the rutl-
lo a d s - - this amount does not in
clude sleeper, of course. With only
two weeks left we must go to work
in earnest to make this a success.
Hoping to hear of your progress
at a very early date, I am,
Truly youts,
Tom Richardson,
Secretary-Treasurer.
Boot & Shoe
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