Y O U W IL L F IN D HOTEL ROYAL HAS FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO TRAVELING MEN. C. H. H atch, Prop. The Pilot Butte Development Company Bend Lumber Oregon Shingles Mouldings Dry, Perfectly Manufactured Stock LAI DLAW M A R K E T i W. D. CLARK Sole Prop. ¡FRESH SALT AND SMOKED MEATS 3 We will pay the market price for Pat Cattle, Hogs and Sheep and all kinds of Farm Produce. We Guarantee To Satisfy. Laidlaw Oregon THE BEND LIVERY AND TRANSFER CO • Livery Feed and Sale Stable. Bond Street, Bend, Ore. GOOD RIGS FOR RENT. J. Frank Strund, Mgr. NOTICK FOR PU B L IC A T IO N . United States Land Office, T he Dalles, O regon, July 1906. N otice is hereby given that in com p lia n ce with the provisions o f the A ct o f Congro s 0 / June 3, 1878 entitled “ An act for the sale of lim ber lands in the States o f i aliforn ia, Oregon, Nevada, and W ashington T erritory,” as extend ed to all the P ublic land State* by A ct of A u gust I. 1892. the follow in g nam ed persons have | on June 16. 1906, filed iu this office their «w oru statem ents, to wit: M a r ik P. IT untkk , o f Bend, cou n ty o f Crook.state o f O rcgou.sw ori. statem ent No. 2940, for the purchase of the 8 \Y Section I, Tp. 14 8 ., R. 10 E., W. M. o r a E. H unter , o f Bend, co m ity o f ('ro o k , state o f O regon, sworn statem ent No. 2947, for the purchase of the l*SN\V$i and N}jS\V^, Section 10 , Tp. 14 8 ., R 10 K., W. M. That they w ill offer proof* to show that the lauds sought are more valuable fo r (h e tim ber or stone thcreuu than for agricultural pu rp os es, and to establish their cla im s to said laud* before H. C. Kills, U. 8 . C om m issioner, at bis office in B en d,O regon, on Septem ber 11th, 1906 . They uum e the loliow iu g w itnesses: Ora K. Hunter, Mable P. Hunter, Joseph N. H uuler and Anderson L. Hunter, o f Beud, O regou; W illiam R. Booth and John Bios*, o f Sisters, Oregon. Any and all persons cla im in g a dversely any o f the above described lauds are requested I j file ih cir cla im s iu this office ou or b cioro the said 11th day Of SoptOBlbtir, 1M . M ICH AEL T. NOLAN, Register. 7 6 8 31 T im ber Land, Act June 3,1878. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. U. 8 . Lund Office, The Dalles, O regon, Juue 4, 1906. N otice is hereby given that in com plian ce with the p rovision s o f the act o f Congress o: J u o o 3,197«, entitled “ An act f"r the - tim ber lauds iu the Suites o f Cuiiforuia, Ore gon , N evada and W ashington T e rritory," as extendi d to all the P u blic l.and Slates by uct o f August I, U02, Co it a A. F snarsoN o f Rend, county o f Crook, State o f Oregon, has this day filed iu this office hi.* sw orn statem ent No. 2932, fo r the pu .ch ase o f tlie NEV 4 NEI 4 Section 20, N ! N W ! 4 and N W ^N K Ji, o f Section No. 21, in Tow usbip N o . l i 8 , Range No. IU fc.. W M. A n d w ill offer p roof to show that the land sought is m ore valuable for it* tim ber o r stone than for agricultural purposes, nu<l to estab lish bis cla im to suid la nf before H. C. Ellis, LT. S. C om m issioner, i.t bis office in Bend, Ore gon, on the l 2 lh. day o f Sej tem ber, 19J6. lie nam es as w i-nesses: John Bloss. ot 8 i?ter*, O regon; John Ferguson, o f Bend, O regon ; Frank Hudson, o f Dt-schute*. O regou; W illiam J. M cGill vray, t)f Be tin, o r . g o o . Any und all persons e iaim m g adversely the a bove-d escrib ed lauds are requested to lilt their claim * iu this office on or before sai l 12th. day ul Septem ber, 1906. M 1C11 .vEL T. NOLAN. Register 7 6 S 01 'l im b er Land, A ct June 3, 1878. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. D epartm ent o f the Interior, Land Otlice at The Dalle*, O regon, July ao, 190*. Notine i* hereby given that L auucma A. A.MMit’ s, f-rm e rly Laurena A. T ich en or, oí Laidlaw . Oregon, has filed n otice o f her inten tion to make final com m u ta tion p roof ni sup port o f her eliilm , viz: Ilon u-seu d Entry No. 11366 mude April Li. I9UT>. f . r ttie W 'vS\V»-4, He. tio:. 1«, NE»* Nfc‘ i . Section 22and N W \\N" 1 « te e tio n 23, T ow nshi- ICS., Range 11 E., NY’. M., And that «aid proo will be made before il. Kilts. I'. S. Com m i, loner, at h s olii ce in Der.d, O regon, ou Septem ber 11. 19U6. Ile illune* the fo llo u 'iu g witness»-* to prove 1 *ie con ti uñona re.-ideui c upon, and cu ltivation i.i, the laud, viz: lume* M. P a tton, o f Laidlaw, Oregon. John M cCorm ack, o f Laidlaw, Oregon. J. D. G ibson, o f Laidlaw , Oregon. Jesse C. G orge, o f Laidlaw, O r-gon . M ich ae l T. N o l a n , Register. b J t 31 Timber Land, Art June 3, 1873. No'ITCK FOR l“l III.IL'A liON l . 8 . Laud Offl.-e, The Da lira, Oregon. June 26 , 19: < 5 . N-'tlre It herH.y given that In rompllaii.*« alili th.* provision* of the act o f ('.»ngrc«« of June 3. 1*178, entitled "An a* t for th«‘ «nlr of timber lands In the States o f California, Ore gon. N. vada and Waahfr.gtnn Territory.*’ at extended t« all the Publie Laud Statua by act o f August 4. IK02. M a h y G ideon . o f Rend, county o f Crook, State o f Oregon, has this day tiled iu thia otlice bis sw orn state m ent No 2957. fo r the purchase o f the NEK of Beet.on No. !3, iu to w n sh ip No. 17 H., Range No. II K., W. M.. And nfll offvr proof tu show that the land »••ngtit la more valuable for It* timber or atone than for agricultural purpose«, ami to eatabllah Ida claim to aald land before !i. C. Kills, U. 3. Cunmilaalouer, at tils office In Rend, Oregon, T im ber Land, A ct J u n e 8 , 1878, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. C u b e d States Laud Otlice, The Dulle*. Oregon, June 2d. 11**5. N otice i* hereby given that In com pliance w ith tlie provision* o f the act o f Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled " A n act for the sale o f tim ber lands in I lie States of California, Oregon, Nevada and W ashington T e rritory," a* e xte n d ed to u 11 the P u blic Lund Slates by act o f A u gust 4, U N , M ahy A. B a bn k . s o f Laidlaw , county o f C rook, State o f Oregon, has this day filed In this office his sw oru state ment No. 2 % 1 , for the purchase o f the Sv\ *4 ot the NK1’, o f Nee Ion No. 10 , |u Tow uship No. 17 8 ., Range No. !l K., W. it.. A n d w ill offer p roof to show that the land | sought is m ore valuable for its tim ber o r ston* ! than fo ro g i icuitural purposes, and to establish hi* cla im to said laud before II. C. Ellis, l*. S C om m issioner, at his Office in Bend, O regon, ou the 13th. day o f O ctober, 1 j U6. He nam e*as w itnesses: Jesse c. George, o f Laidlaw , Oregon. Charles w. Allen, o f Laidluw, Oregon. | Frank k . nay ton, o f Laidlaw, Oregon. i w illiam 0 . Hurnes. o f Laidlaw , Oregou. ] An y and all person* cla im in g u d v c m ly l the ab o v e -d e a cn b e d lands are requested to file | their cl lints in this office on o r before said i 13th. day o f O ctober. 1906. M ic h a e l T. N olan , R eci ter. 7-27 9-21 lim b e r Land, A ct June 3, l >7 8 . NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. THE N IN E-LIVED CORN*, T im ber Land, A ct o f Juno 3, 1878. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. U. 8 . Land Office, 'Ihe Italics, Oregon, June 19. 1906. N otice is h« reby given that in com p lian ce with the p rovision s o f the md Congress ol June 3, 1878, eu tiile d "A n act for the sale of tim ber lauds in the Stales o f C a liforn ia, Ore* gnu, N evada, and W ashington T e n it o r y ,” as extended to m l the P u blic l.um> States by act o f August 4, 1892, F ritz A dolph J ohnson , o f North Y akim a, county o f Y akim a, Slate o f W ashington, has this day filed in this office his sworn statem ent No. 2955, for the purchase o f the Lots 1 2 and S* 2 NKV,, o f Section No, 2, in T* w uship No. 14 8 .. K ang- No. Iu E.. W. M. And w ill offer p roof to show that the land sought is m ore valuable fo i its lim ber or stone than for agii« ultural purpose*, and to establish hi* claim to said land b efore 11- <’ • Ellis. U. S. C om m issioner, at his office iu Beud, Or«gou, on the 12 th. day o f Septem ber, 1906. lie nanj< * us witnesses; Charles Brock, o f Bend, Oregou. .1. O. F iy, o f Beud. O regon . John B loss, o f Bend, Oregon. Fiank lIo.;*«»n,of Bend, Oregou. Auy and dl> persons cla im in g ad versely the u b o v c-d e scrib e d lands are requested to file their claim s iu this office ou or before said 12th. day of Septem ber, 1906. M ICHAEL T. NOLAN, Register 7-6 8-31 uy CKORUK FITCH. The Laidlaw pint otlice is fully cq- ; nipped as a money order office. M. N. Neill uuloadul nearly 6,000 pounds of freight at the Corner Store last week. The corn nan killed in early May— Miss Eugene Dayton is looking after The Hood had waahed it quite uwav, ■ the house -bold affairs during her mother's absence so we ate alotto and And later on it died again, And r"Ited ’utatii tno constant ruin. without a "devil” now. Once more we tolled its final knell; The seed had not been tested well. Rev. Mitchel, of Prineville, came down Thursday to oflneiate at Mrs. Barne’s funeral. Yet later it began to apron», Then died. The weeds had mil it out. J. N. B. Gerking began thrashing his grain Thuraday. And later yet, still thin and pale. It perished in a storm of hail. Don’t forget the Laidlaw exhibit for the Redmond Fair. Leave samples Then camo a tierce and burning heat. with Mr. Mudd or at this office ami they will be taken to Redmond and It died that week of “ fiered" feet. due credit given to the grower. And then the awful smut arrived If you want to prove up on your And not a single stalk survived. land before H. C. Ellis U. 8. Comtnr. at Bend you can have the application And soon we watched it,in dismay, made out at the Chronicle office. Dry up and shrivel quite away. Then came the Inst and saddest death: It wilted ’neath the frost king’s breath. Nine times it died: and yet that fall We built new cribs to hold it all. Now tell me, is there any cat With lives enough to equal that? — MISSOURI VALLEY FARMER— LOCALS PROVE UP Your Homestead or Desert Land before 11. 0 . Ellis, U.S. Commissioner at Rend. We will make out youi ap plication free at the Chronicle orlice. SCHOOL BEGINS on September 10 instead of September 17 as published Inst week. Percy Walaer, who works for the D. 1. dc P Co. ot. the Johnson ranch near Bend, recei\ed a dangerous wound oil last Sututday while chopping in the timber. The man who was work ing with hint accidently let his ax 11> of! tlie handle and strike Mr. Walzer on the top of tlie foot and cutting a g ab s x to eight incites long and clear to the bone, severing all the ligaments. He was at onoe taken to Bend wbeie Or Coe dressed the wound. Don’ t forget your exhibits for tlie Redmond fair this fall. When you are in Priueville stop at the Poindexter Hotel. C. M. Stroud, Prop. 3-2 CHURCH DIRECTORY Preaching services first and second Sunday», 8:00 P. M.—third and fourth Sundays, 10.30A. M. Christian E ndeavor at 7:00 P. M. Sunday school at 11:30 each Suuday A ll arc cord ia lly invited to attend these service*. Rev . J. C. George, Pastor. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY UNITED STATES P residen t.......................... . .T h eodore R oosevelt I V ice-P residen t................ Charles W. Fairbanks .Secretary o f State.......... ..................... Elthu Roo Secretary o f Treasury . E.A. H itch cock Secretary o f In te r io r ... Secretary o f W ar........... W II. Taft Secretary o f N a vy......... ....... ..J. Bonaparte Secretary o f C om m erce V ictor H. M etcalf Postm aster G en era l....... ...........,G. B. C ortelyou Attorney G en era l........... ........... Wm. II. Moody Secretary o f A g ricu ltu re.............. James W ilson STATE G overn or........................... George E. C ham berlain F I. Dunbar Secretary o f State......... T reasu rer........................... Attorney G en era l.......... ............ A. M. Craw ford Supt. Pub. Instruction. ...........J. 11. Ackerm an Stale P rin ter................... .............. J. K. W hitney Dairy and Food C om m ission er.........J, W. Bailey t C. W. Fulton U. 8 . Seuators.................. .............. Í J. M. (ica rio ( Ringer Hermann C on gressm en ................... j J. N. W iln..;,:son ( F A. Moore R. E. Beau Suprem e Ju d ges.............. ............ ( < T. G. Hailey SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT ...W . L. Bradshaw Judge ................................ .Frank M euefee Prosecuting Attorney CROOK COUNTY J u d g e .................................. ..................... W. A. Bell Clerk ................................ ............ Warren Brown S h e i i f f ................................ .............. Frank Elkins T reasurer.......................... ....................W. F. King Assessor............................ .............. J. D. LaFollet School S uperintendent. ...........C. B. D in w iddle Su rveyor............................ ....................C. A Graves C oron er.............................. .............. G. 8 . N ewsom \ K. II. Bayley C om m ission ers................ / S. S. Stearns Chronicle l*ub. Co., Claud V-ndd-rcturued to Laidlaw a few days ago after spending some time Laidlaw, Ore: in Washington. . for wlticlt Find inclosed $ A. P. Donohue made a business trip [dense send me the Laidlaw' Chronicle to Beud last Saturday. to the address below for a period S. R. Case and wife of Sisters spent | several hours in Laidlaw last Friday. of Grover lurking, W. N. Ray, Miss Fay Gerking, Mrs. Myers and ye scribe Name made a trip up the river last Sunday and enjoyed some grand views. Post O fit re ar j Toro t o 1 o 'ot o ^T o T o T o T v *? THE NEW TRI—CHROME SMITH PREMIER Writes in three colors with but one ribbon No other typewriter does this. Valuable for Correspondence Intricate Tabular Statistical Work Statement Work Legal Documents Library Indexing Wholesale Billing Work If you would like to see the newest invention in the typewriter world, call us up on the phone. 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Rev.G .F .P inkbam . . r n icE . m .w p e r b q t I x L L UK 6 FOR .f 5 00 WITH GUTliJ YNTEE. t h o r p ’ s HERR NOURISHMENT CO. As a preparation for ladies’ hair rU110KI” S H E R B NOURISHMENT is unequaled. It contains no oil or grease to gum but keeps the ltair soft, silky and fluffy and will rapidly lengthen and thicken the hair. It will abso lutely prevent Tangle. Thorp’s Herb Nourishment Co.. Laidlaw, Ore. T im ber Land, Act June 3, 1873. Sunday Shaving and Hair Cutting, 25 & 3.3 cte. respectively. United States Laud Office, J. C. Thorp A Son. The Dalles, O regon, May 31, 1906. N otice is hereby given that in com p lian ce Mrs. Dayton started for The Dalits! w ith the provisi >ns o f the act o f Congress of Juu e 3, 1878, entitled " A n uct for the sale of j on last Monday icr a visit with iter tim ber lands in the stales o f C aliforn ia, Ore mother. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. A U IM O R 1 Z E O State C A P IT A I, I N C O H i 'O U A T B ü » 2 5 ,0 0 0 IW A United State* Land Office, T he D alle*, Oregon. July 3, 1906. gon, Nevada ui d W ashington I e r ii ’. o r y ," as N otice is hereby given that in com p lia n ce e xten d ed to all the P ublic Lund States by act Sidney Marion was in Bend several with the provi*iou s o f the a ct o f Congress of o f August 4,1892, days last week. He is with a rail road June 3, 1878. entitled " A n net for the sm I c o f M a r g a r e t E. R o w e , tim ber lands in the Stateaof C alifornia, Oregon, surveying crew. o n the 13lh. day o f O ctober, 19U6. Nevada and W ashington T erritory," as e xte n d of. Bend, County o f Crook. M ate o f O regon, ed to all tiie Public Land Sint j » by act o f A u has this day filed iu this office hi* sw oru state He iiutnes a* w itnesses: Quite a party made a trip to Updike ment No. 2928 , for the purchase o f the N U N W 4 ■< gust 4, 1892, L* vl C. W bitted . o f Bend, Oregon. and N’ 2N E |4 o f Set lion No. 8 , iu T ow n sh ip No. Falls last Sunday and et.joyed CD tlie Eugenia J. W bitted. o f Bend, Oregon. E lmi r J. M e r r il l . It 8 ., Range No. Iu E., W. M. Frank Gift**. o f R ed m on d, Oregon. o f Bend, county o f C rook, State o f O regon, ha* And w ill offer proof to show that the laud beauty and grandurc for several hours. John Steidl, o f Bend, O regon. this <iay filed in this office his sworn statement sought i* m ore valuable for its tim ber o r stone Any and all persons claiming adversely any No. 2977, for the purchase o f the and than for agricultural purpose*, a u d io establish A. J. Lyle of Fossil lias been spend o f the above-described land* arc* requested to 6 % S E 1 4 o f Section No. 10, iu Tow ualup N o .li 8 ., hi* cla im to said land before H. C. Ellis, U. tf. i ing several days in this vicinity. Ate their claims In this office on or before the Range No. 10 E., W. M., C om m issioner, at hi-, office in Bend, O iegou, ¿aid I3lh. day o f O ctober, 1.0G. and w ill offer proof to show that the land on the 12th. d y o f Septem ber, PJUO. IF you want to BUY or SELL Real Transacts a Genera! Banking and Trust Business; M ICH AEL T. NOLAN, Register. sought is m ore valuablu for it* tim ber or stone H eiiain cs as w itnesses: 8-3 928 <D than for agricultural purpose*, and to estab Estate sec C. D. Brown, the Real Es Charles 1). R ow e, o f Bend, Oregon. acts as administrator, executor or trustee of estates; ■ lish hi* claim t o -a id lai d b e /o ie II. C- Ellis. Samuel C. C a ld w e ll, o f Bend, O regon. T im ber Laud, Act June 3, 1878. tate man uf Bend Oregon. U. 8 . C om m issioner, at hi* office iu Beud, Ore Joseph N. H unter, o f Bend, Oregon. transfers money by mail or telegraph; collections made c* gon, ou the 13ih. day o f O ctober, 1906 . NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. John Bloss, o f Sisters, Oregou. Mrs. Flanders has been living at He nam es as w im eases: U nited State* Land Office, promptly and upon favorable terms. A u y and all persons cla im in g adversely the home in town fora few days this week. Joseph N. H unter, o f Bend. Oregon. The Dalle*, Oregon, ab o v e -d e scrib e d lauds are requested to file A n derson L ‘ Hunter, o f Bct:d, Oregon. June 18 . 1906. th e ir cla im s in this office on or before said Earl Updike came down from the John Bloss, o f Sistei*, Oregon. N otice i* hereby given that in com p lian ce 12th. day o f Septem ber, 1906. H orace K. Sm ith, o f Bend, O regou. Head Gate last .'unduy and remained \\ iih the provision s o f the act of Congress o f M ICHAEL T. NOLAN, Register. rt> Any u u d all persons cla im in g adversely June 3, 1878, e n t it le d ‘ ‘ au act for the sale o f 7-13 9-7 iu town during the week. <S3 the above-described lands are requested to file tim ber land* In the statesol California,Oregon, DIRECTORS : their c la im s in thia office on o r b efore said Nevada and w a s h in g !«« T erritory," a* e x te n d Uncle Frank Nichols, Ed Dean ami j 13th day o f O ctober, 1*6. T im ber L a id . A ct June 3, 1878. e d to all the pu b lic Land States by act o f Au H u n A IL T. N ola n . Register. n> ■ I . C. Thorp returned front their hunt-1 gust 4, 1892, NOTICE OR PUBLICATION. |J. D. L A ID L A W W . A . L A ID L A W T. A . RUTHERFORD 7-27 9-21 c/> JOHN C. wit.son, ting the first of the week and report a j U nited State* Land Office, President. Vice President. Cashier o f rh illipsbu rg, co u n ty o f Granite, state o f The Dalles, Oregon, Juno, 18. 1906. good time. Montana, has this day tiled in this office hi* C O X IE S T NO M C E N otice is hereby g iven that in com p lian ce sw orn statem ent No. 2:50. for the purchase of Department c f the Interior. with tlie provision * o f the act o f C on gress of An efTort is being made to build a the o f section No. 28, in Tow uship n o . 15 s., June 3, 1878, entitled " A n act for the sale of United States l.and Office. *a ;ig N » 10 E , v . rustic foot bridge to the large island 1 lim b e r lands in the states o f Californ ia, t ire .»nd w ill offer proof to show that the land T h e Dallt-s. Oregon, gon, Nevada, and W ashington T e rrito ry ," as at.d n akc a pleasure grout.d. This is sought is more valuable for Its tim ber or stone July 18. 1906 . extended to all the P u blic Laud ¿lu tes by act than for agricultural purposes, and to establish a step in the right direction as these A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed o f August 4, 1892. his el aim to <ai«l laud before it, c. Ellis, u. s. M aria c . B er ry , beautiful islands should be converted in this office 1* M a r t in V . T u r l e y , contestant, Da roinmisslouer, at hi* office in Baud, Oregon, on the 13th. day o f October, 1906 against desert land entry .No. 434 , made Febru o f Bend, cou n ty o f Crook, 8 ate o f Oregon, has into a permanent park. 3? this day fiie l in this office her sw orn statem ent lie name* a* w itnesses: ary 15 . 1904 . for N E K , E K M V ’ K , Lots 1, 2, No. 2951, for the purchase o f the Lot 4, Section Frank K. Dayton, o f Laidlaw , Oregon. Tito Poindexter Hotel in Prineville Section 3 0 , Tow nship I 5 , S . . Range 11 E ., VV. 30, Lota 1. 2 ond 3, o f Section No. 31, iu Tow n Arthur p. D onohue, o f Laidlaw, orepou. is the best in Eastern Oregon. M . by J oh n VV. L o u d e n , contestee. in which ship No. lo 8 -, Range No. 10 E., W. M. Charles uoyd, o f ncud, Oregon. And w ill offer p ro o f to show that the land John H. W enandy. o f s e n d , Oregon. it is alleged that said John W . Louden has C. M. Stroud, Prop. 3-2 sought is m ore valuable for its tim ber o r stone Any and all persons cla im in g a bverscly the wholly abandoned said tract for more than six I than for ugiicu ltural purposes, uud to establish a bove-d escrib ed land* are requested to file The citizens of Laidlaw were start- j their claim s in this office on o r before said months last past; that said entryinan has not 1 her claim to said land before II. C. Ellis, U. 8 . made the annual expenditure o f $ i GO per. acre C om iuissinor, at his office in Bend, ur« gon, ou led and grieved on last Wednesday ; JJlh. day o f October, 1906. the 12th. o a y o f Septem ber, 1906. M ich ae l T. N ola n , Register.. per. year in the improvement and rcclimation of morning by the news that Mrs, Barn s, She nam es as w itnesses: 7-27 9-21 said tract o f land; that first annual proof was R ichard K ina, o f Deschutes, Oregon. mother ol W. 1) Barnes and Mrs. Ag Irrigated Land in the Dtschutes Valley. fiaudulent and that r.o annual proof has been John L. K e ve r, o f Bend, Oregon. Timber Land, Act Juns 9, 1878. nes George, had passed away suddenly Charles J. Cot tor, o f Bend, Oregon. submitted for the second year as no expenditure NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION John B loss, o f Sisters. O regon. dining the early morning. She had o f $ I .o o per. acre has been made since June 16. 0 . S. Land O S es. T ks Dalles. Oregon. Deeded Land with Perpetual W ater R i g h t t ? L . S Jeffer*on W. Berry, o f Bend, Oregon. W . J . BUCKLEY, M g r. June 25th . I9U6. I 905 the date o f first annual proof: that first been ailing the tlay before but was not Any and all persons cla im in g ad versely the Xottre Is hereby given that In enmpltanea annual proof was not submitted and filed within Famous Squaw Creek Country. above-describ ed lauds are requested to file l considered dangerous and was resting with the provisions of the act o f Congress «f Through Possengor, Eiproes and Fast Jane 3. 1878. entitled "An set for the sale of one year from date o f entry; that said tract of their cla im s in this office on or before said easy when she retired for the night. timber lands In the State« o f California, Ore land is wholly unimproved. Freight service from Hhaniko by way of 12 th. day o f Septem ber, 1906. gon, Nevada and Washington Territory," as M ICH AE LT. NOLAN, Register I The physician who was called sta’ ed I.amonta, Forest sod Redmond, to Improved and Unimproved Ranches. Said parties arc hereby notified to appear, eitendcd to all the Public Land State* by set 7-13 9 7 of August 4. 1892, that heart failure was the cause of Laidlaw. respond and offer evidence touching said allega KlOKNIA J. WJUTTED, tion at lO o 'clo ck a. m. on September 12. I 90 O. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. jdrath. Mrs Barites has many friends: leaves Laidlaw Friday noon tr-lvM A few good Business Locations. o f Bend, county «.f Crook. State o f O re co n , has before T . A . Rutherford, a notary public at his this day filed in this «.ffi< e his sw orn statem ent in this community who sympathize in Shnniko Tuesday night. Leaves D epartm ent o f the Interior, office in Laidlaw, O regon, [and ihat final hear No. 2962, for the purchase o f th« Land Office at The Dalles, O regon, I with the bereaved family in this sad Bhnniko Wednesday morning, arrivas at M V ^ A N W ' 4 SV\ l/4 o f Section No. 14. in Tow n ing will be held at l o o 'clo ck a. m on Septem July 11, 19u6. Deeded Land with Private W ater Right, also tLama> Laidiaw Friday noon. sh ip No. 14 8 . Range No. 10 E., W. M. N otlre i* hereby given that W il l ia m E. hour. ber I 9 . I 906 before J the R rgijter and Receiver at And will offer proof to show that the land B i k k ii AKD, r>f Misters, Oregon, has filed notice •ought Is more valuable for Its timber or «tone th* United States Land Office in The Dalles. o f his intention to m oke mini five-year p roof G. W. Updike spent some time in ( Headquarters at the Chronicle office, steads and Desert Claims. than for agricultural purpose*. and to entshllsb Oregon. in support o f h ‘s claim , viz: H o m cn e a d Entry town this week. He is loud in his; Laidlaw ; poatoffice, Redmond ; Sbaniko bis claim to said land before II. C. Ellis, U. S. No. 9261 m ade A pril 25 , 19*H, for the The 6 aid contestant havini in a proper affida Hotel, hhaniko. Commissioner, at bis office In Bend, Oregon, praise of the beautiful falls which he j and Lots and 4. Section 80, T< u n s h ip 15,8. For further information call or write vit. fi'ed July I 4 . 1906 . set fourth facts which j on the 1: to . day o f O ctober, 1906. Range 11 L., W. M. recently discovered near the head oft show that after due diligence personal service o f lie names as w itnesses: And that *-aid p ro o f w ill be m ade b e fo re II. C Joseph N. H unter. o f Rend. Oregon. this notice can not be made, it is hereby ordered Ellis, U. 8 com m ission er, at h*s office in Bend, the Tuntalo, and which bear bis Anderson L. Hunter, o f Rend. Oregon. and directed that such notice be given by du»- oregou , ou August 15th , 1906. U. C. C O E, M. D. j name. John Bloss, o f Sisters, Oregon. He nam es the follow in g w it nesses to prove and proper publication. L evi C. W hitted, o f Bend. O regon. hi* co n tin u ou s residence upon, and cu ll ¡ra tion Physician and Surgeon George Couch started for Fish Lake M i c h a e l T . N o l a n , Register. Any tnd sit person« clalratng adversely any of, the land, v i/ *f the above-described land« are reqne-ted to 8 - I 0 9 -7 __________ earley Wednesday for Mr. and Mra. Francis M. P hillips, o f M ine Falls, Oregon. lie thefr Ha*m« 1 « th's «^'■e en or before the Special atitn tltm paid t . Surgery and Dis- W illiam K. Fryrear, o f 8< stars, Oregon. D<>n't forget t«> bring the Chronicle antd 13 th. o f O ctober, !«•». George who have been camping there safes of W om an. T h o m s« A rn old, o f Bisters, Oregon. Mi h a e l T N olan , Register. for several tla' s. He returned with •ome of your beat «ample« of faun pro John R . Fryrear, o f Histers, Oregon. Telsphun# u e-H> 103 M ic h a * l T. N o l a n , Register. duct«. them Thursday evening anJ funeral BEV O 7-13 S 10 0B Z3U N ! The Lâidiaw Banking & Trust Co. OF LAIDLAW, CROOK COUNTY, OREGON 1 = g ft S' I * „ = £ ta £ I 5 "3 IS *». f t © Q I E ■ ê f © t 73 ffl L A ID L A W , O R E G O N . W e H a v e fo r S a le Laidlaw Express & TRANSPORTATION CO. The Laidlaw Land Co. services "ill be b‘.id Friday Morning. L a id la w , O r e g o n