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LAIDLAW
CHRONICLE
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THE PINE TREE STORE
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clues mail matter NovcmU r 111, liKI.'i. at the
nt Laid law, On-*on, under the Art of Congres* of March 3, 1870.
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Drygoods, Groceries» Hardware, Boots, Shoes,
Fam ishing, Glassware, Crocker), Confection
eries, Doors, Windows, Paints, Oil Sc.
I. N. S. BING line of GENT’S & BOY’S CLOTHING.
LADIES’ SKIRTS & WAISTS.
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r B 1 I> A Y. NOV KM BER 93 . 1 9 06 .
01 U T IC K E T
For President/
Theodore Roosevelt.
I'tll'H i'IV
PIKB O TO R Y
Preaching servlet»* flrut mid second Muniliy*. j
<*UV M - third and ft»ur h Sunday*. lo:to.\ M !
C iri*tian Endeavor Ht T OU P. M
Sunday «ch«»ol at 11 .*0 canil Sunday. Aliar»
t’onliaUy iuv ited to intontì the««* *er\ iw«.
Ht*v. J. i\ George, fiu to r
We trust that rach und * v« r
m l o i l * H e 'l l .
farmer interested in the develop
Rev. Campbell Tavener. Pastor
ment of this country will be pie •
ent at our open meeting of the S l i c e s w ill U* held in LaidLi* evey two week«,
on Sunday, December 2ml. at 11 A. M. inti
League on the Inst Saturday after evening ven ire on IVcember lu h . Morning
noon in this month.
There are ..mi evening service« alternately.
many things that need our atten
Laidlaw Lodge, No. 1 q 4. 1. 0 . 0 K.
tion and we should take ih*m up
Meers every Saturday night in Rutherford |
at once. Some of these questions
Building. All \D..t.ng l rotherv are cordially I
will he discussed at this meeting welcome.
and you should not stay at home
J . M. Siry,
N. (»
t*. W . L’pdike,
V. G.
and then object to the action taken
T . A. Rutherford,
Sec y.
hut come and have yt ur say* The
A. J . Harter.
Treas
meeting will be held in the school
house and should be largely attend
ed. Don’t forget the time— The
UNITED STATES
last Saturday in this month—2 President
Theodore Roosevelt
Vice-President
Charles \\. Fairbanks
o’clock P. M."
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT COVERS THE EARTH.
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Secretary o f State
WHAT!
. . Klihu Koo j
have the entire support Of the peo- ProwcuUug Attorney
.Frank Mencfee
this
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pie of this section. If
i i t u i s route i s Jn4fe
w. A. Bell
established we will get our mail ¡c le r k
w arm uBrow n
Sheriff
Frank E lk in .
out from Shaniko from 24 to 48! I I _ Treasurer
W. F. Kinir
OREGON.
BEND.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
. Leslie M. Shaw
The r petition for the new mail Secretary
s*frrUr- o of
t.Tlv**llfy
In if nor
K A. Hitchcock
rout by way of Madras, Redmond, secretary of war
W H Taft
C. J. R ojim patte
Cline Falls and. Laidlaw to Rend .
of N.vy
Secretary of c ora merer
V ictor II. Metcalf
may be four.d either at th * post PostiDi.iter G* m ral
. .G. B. Cortelyoo !
Wm. H. Moody J
office or at the Chronicle offiiee. AltorDey
Secretary of Agriculture
.Jam es Wilson i
These petitions must be in by the i
STATE
George E. Chamberlain
first of December, and it should 1 Governor
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Secretary of State
F. I. Dunhar
signed by each and every one of us Tre„ urw
c. s. Moorr
l^On’t W a it for Some One tO bring .»Homey Urneml
A. M. Crawford
t h e petition to you but ask either suie rrluler
R. Whitney
p o s t master Stiles or at this oflice ; Dairy and Koo<lComraUMoiier
J. W. Bailey
t C. W. Pulton
*o see the petition, and after you r- s- S'1*»!0”
) J M Ucariu
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B
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arr Hermann
have seen i t then sign and tell your conjrre.-m cn
l J . V Wtlllam-on
i F. A Moore i
neighbor to do the same.
This
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Halley I
proposed rout means so much bet-.
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ter mail facilities that it should Jiidfre SEVENTH JUDICIAL
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Proprietor, I por we Sell ’em
E. A. SATHER,
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Diamond W Groceries, Reid & Hertsche shoes, for men women and “ kids” ,
The boss'of the road, everyday wear for men and boys, Conklin gloves,
Builders hardware, Stiletto cutlery, COIIins Axes, Oak handles, Sash,
Doors & Glass, Barb wire & Firm Implements, Harness, Leather & Repairs,
Rubber goods & Fishing tackle.
M a tt th a t Is b o rn o f w o m a n is o f few d a ys a n d fu ll o f
m ic ro b e s .
H e s lid e th d o w n the b a n iste r o f life a n d
e n co u n te rs m a n y s liv e rs o f to rtu re . W h a t is m a n b u t
the b lin d w o rm o f fate, a bu n ion on the neck o f existence.
V e rily m a n is n o th in g b u t a w a rt on the nose o f n a tu re ,
a c o rn on the toe of tim e , a freckle on the face of e a rth,
unless he b u ye th h is goods of
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THE M E R R I L L C O M P A N Y
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C H A P M A N ’S OLD S T A N D
J.D . U F o llet
hours sooner than we do now l>e- A*»e*aor
School Superintendent
. .C .B. Dinwiddle
sides it will give us much better Surveyor
.C. A (irav c, |
. G. S. Nt'wnom
communication with our neighbor Coroner .
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ing towns. Come in and sign the Commissioners
i S. *5. Oteara» !
petition— Do it now.
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j the county, and their rights and j
Bro. Kennedy,of the Review, has c o n v e n j c n c e 8 «hould I k * respected !
to say something reguarding the aH wejj as those of the older section '
proposed now mail rout, and he 0f the county
appears to think that we people
In the first place friction arose
here have no business with the because of a lack of understanding i
mail and in fact that we can get j conditions and a disposition, more !
along with any old kind of mail or less, of selfishness on the part of
both sections.
service as there are but few of us.
We would be glad to see this
Mr. Kennedy seems to think the j
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asking for the proposed route is bi t . ..
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, feeling engendered between us, and
a sort of kick at Prmeville by the wp afgure th#
of FrineviUt.
\\ est side and particularly Bend. ;
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wjjj meet them
We are glad to note, however, that jiajf way
Prineville will offer no remon-
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»trance but will leave the matter to j If >’ou nre « oinK to cont‘ Bt a horn'’-
the good judgment of the Depart stead or desert claim or if yours is
contested come and see me and I will
ment. The Review says the same
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tell you if you have a case which you
route was turned down
two
vears
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can win. I have had 12 years special
ago and that practically the same
¡n tliif, class of litigation and
conditions prevail now as did then jf you eBn>t win 1 wi]I toll yon 80.
and that the same result will prob-1
w p v
Land Attornev>
ably follow this agitation.
Laidlaw, Oregon.
A U m O W Z E D
C A P IT A L
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Wake up Kennedy, and make a _____________________________ _
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little investigation of the conditions
over here and you will cease t o 1
Land Attorney
make so many absurd and redicu- j
lous statements regarding this sec Twelve years special practice before
tion of the county. Get acquainted j the U. S. Land Office aed Depart*
ment of the Interior. I^gal papers
with our people. Show a spirit of
fairness and they will meet you half 1 carefully and quickly drawn.
way. We are asking for this new L A ID LA W
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route because we need it and be
cause we now have the most unsat- j
The Priw i.r.
isfactory mail service of anv section
An Inspector nrrivert unexpectedly at j
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a Scottish Jail. He asked the solitary
of the state.
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warder for the governor. "He’s away
have Prineville wiped off the map : fushln',” wi^ the answer.
Transacts a General Banking and Trust Business;
nor to deprive her people of their
“ Well, I ’ll see the prisoners” said
the
Inspector.
acts as administrator, executor or trustee of estates;
mail facilities. They will receive
‘‘Him! He's out, sir."
their mail just as quickly and have
transfers money by mail or telegraph; collections made
“ Out? The prisoner out? Why, has
just as good a Fervice under the he escaped } ”
promptly and upon favorable terms.
plan suggested, while we will not
“ Ach, no, sir; he’s Just awa’ wl' the
be compelled to take eight days to governor at the fushln’ , oarryin’ the
send a letter 22 miles and return, | hag.”
as we do now.
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H e r P r o a d r . l M o m m i.
DIRECTORS
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There is too much of a disposi
Suffragette—The proudest moment of !
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tion on the part of both the West my Ufe wa* when I wn* a pauenger j
W. A. LAIDLAW
T. A. RUTHERFORD
side and Prmeville to object to any on an American liner and fell over thè > J. D. LAIDLAW
■Ide. Friend—The proudest moroentl !
PraiidnL
CaaWer
Vice P rtiid n l
thing asked for bv the other, and But how do you mean? Suffragette—
the only possible effect such action A Bailor called out, ’’Man overboardT'
can have is to retard the develop —Liverpool Boat.
ment of the entire county.
There
H e tra v e ln * a f e and n o t u n p le a s a n t
are a large number of people who
ly w ho Is g u a rd ed b y p o v e rty so /
ax& making homes in this part of g u id ed by l a v * . - t t r P h ilip S id n e y .
Will close out their present stock to make room for a new and complete
line of winter goods.
This stock consists of dry goods, ladies’ and gents’ clothing, shoes, hats,
caps, underwear, crockery, tinware, enamel ware, notions &c. and will
be sold at from 25 to 50 per. cent discount.
Don’t miss the place—CHAPMAN'S OLD STAND,
BEND, OREGON.
W/.
M YERS
The Laidlaw Banking & Trust Co.
OF LAIDLAW, CROOK COUNTY, OREGON
L A I D L A W , O R E C T O IN
HIGH
GRADE
DRY
Rough and Dressed
LUMBER and SHINGLES
HIGHTOWER—SMITH CO.
Mill five and one-half miles west of Laidlaw
LAI DLAW MA R K E T
W . D. C LA R K
Sole Prop.
FRESH SALT AND SMOKED MEATS
W e will pay the market price for Pat
Cattle, Hogs and Sheep and all kinds of
Parm Produce.
W e Guarantee To Satisfy.
Laidlaw
Oregon
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