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(Vimini Lai«ll:iw IV\ t'IojMiuuit L A I D L À IV C H R O N I C L E I’ubÜnhni ICvt iy Fi i.l.'.y ut i.ni.iUtr, Oro. I*y the l lireniclo l*ut*. l\», W, I*. M VKBS , . • Si \ ► . M YKRS. li i f \ ‘ > 111> h * . :i * : s i r i. i • ■ i i i . ' n : . n , v , Mjii i\ i , r \ m . u : i i • • ■ va \ m > i • r i. ; v.fi* l'i.-i ui . t in imi : n i \i;. m nsuRtpno., y.n su fin ti; Ono Y ear a r. i l '>i\ Monili« ¡1 t ì & i x i ; : :. ì r L s 7 è «•!<* l)i»j>liiv, . 4 ..- in 'li per mo r t i : , .VA»-. Om liiveitioii, l.V l <>",il and 1“ «.«.¡ìeti 1 ¡lu i-. . h \ t n t o : f i l il- «vonJ-elii#» ir.Htl teaifi-r N v a n e - r 1 Hktn, at tl «i |>o»t otiii-> ut i ii<ì!*w. Or*-c m . under t:u> V i : t ' / ; . . o , , oi M.ir li Is7:». W h en i j a r S u b s c r ip t io n ¡E x p ires! \ T O T ghoul,I i m o ' il ir p in: t o r c i . . ', ' .it oi-.-c. no churitv t 0 " , i - feiir in advance. Ilio ; •>. - ?t.i. . . ¿ a «e K.litor* bave to live. Bini u t - . U i p paid up ;.t i - .■».» i - quire it. '\ 7 M u» Cross \ A S ’ » ilne, uco it - ;: i r. .tie» th a t yo.tr s ds. n j-t i1 ii'-ko.! it « iva t ■. in ; 11 i* 1' * (« r w! . .. : 1 • t • : K1D AY. A i'tif S 8ht ulil .i il» ul ’ J, D. LEE. F. J. MILLER. A. C. MAI‘STEPS. U. R. BUTLER. H t o ils . of of of of Multnomah County, Linn County, Douglass County, Gilliam Cour.tv. TT^HAT will ‘'Billie’' Hear:-', do to “Bi do a thing, IV e h a n d l e i r r i g a t e d liin d n Im p ro v ed o r u n im p ro v ed . T i m b e r B a n d s . Yor/n p r o p e rty . B u sü n esö o lia n ce s «net a ll k in cte o f s iiv e s tita e n ts . O ur b u s in e s s e x t e n d s th ro u gh o u t the en tire D H S G IW T IiS V A L U Z Y WE CAN HANDLE YWJ1 PROPOSITION, NO MATTER WHERE LOCATED. Thjy Must B j Pr«t:> Slronj, Accord Of Ohio. Of New A ori*. Bryan? lie won’t VI7HO is likely to get the most results from a republican eon- > > gress. “Bili” Taft, who pledges himself to Roosevelt policies or “Bill” Bryan, who pledges himself to his own? \L W MHKS. Albrccv. DESCHUTES VALLEY LAND ü IN VESTM ENT COMPANY FIE Finns OF ERITTAMY. TICKET. : J.V II. (jIl'kIMi. Salesman ; > w w . ■ : i-e. 'lini: .1 if >.. ì1 » 1 ■ 11J * t !... WILLIAM H. TAFT, JAMES S. SHERMAN, Fstl'.SlDK.Y: J i t . Î 1 tin: u»w (*•»• lu »Uta: n u llt î it* U>1 !■ ••»«la., ill each .«’Uthcift I* M i * . ■ * > » » ,1 N H (H • k Tn*« . \ ¡*u ^ , K. t» *.init'l ) N U (lU.v Î4* » > A >* ! N« » ) , » l‘ H« s k«*r 1 rs :t» u m t ; ut i !«'< t ^ » litor. Win U y . w Jtil U H ' % * r . i* h k« t .t hrtiriuau VK K l IJPlO» Hoad i .uiiiniitio h »’ Tu lUr Joint Kr\ r* nr. \N P. 1 '.Hi L « L h ' r un* U K tue î r U' hm I io. il s é • ü r. > PS’HP. r h . j illUt**, . K H la i* > r*»airtn*!t. aytoa. \ ti’i-rprt« i V m . i’ ! 1 *iiikhutu. \\ r vi » U '«Irman s lits ruoli»U« ;*.t Com i J ■ ' » • • «■ r » i i,jj, ! .i 1*1. b i n u* II«»!*, . Ma v '« ' s L ormali. L j »1 Ft n.l Folli. flu.es. J 1 r ' ( 1. H Horner XX r 1 ». 1 i K* s . REPUBLICAN For President, For Vice-President, f i .‘>0 i W . e u yo u »et* \\\ > Miflcn- » Î t . IV* * .nul \ lu n > cli^nM« a io j to Th i ij-etan S-cry. " M id a : pio htld riot-, . f rii.- I tret- n tur. .er. “d here v u » a far : e r ln Mrlttuu, k In» « tsht-d b> tell a \ Id l e r he w Ida farmi had l«*.‘ü .»vernit i ldi 1 >!.*«, y ou kna'.v. a re la..„ Ihr : ». Iliacih and v. hit «>, M i * Il le: c la II • a I lud ef I'm w. The fariner vui.l the plea desti datati h i.-l ls I, rilM;.. If !.»■ pat i:p n a t v - :->v. •», tin- bird« toiv the ilnw u. Olio «1.1 y fils jour ç s î r:.n Into tin* Kraulte farmhouse u’.i'l « ¡m i t e I: •oli. fathe r. I.im'.red« Iiumlre«]« of Mr.'.sl The v.-fi .t i- I .-¡ntf all out«-n TW « T » l v i ' r l ¡ s t * p .'W’ I i «Mid ( ‘ H ' n lishM l Li>t us and If to \\irli us vom* wv • v o n us and «*iii(l w ill «rpf laud, to w n w ill d o w ant wv to w ill lIn* of \on ijnicK |no|irri\ or l u i • v . lind m ak e w h at T h e Deiwhllte* Val l ey ha« over K'ioil c l i m a t e ami liusincss know n von \\iili l<K), i » *• l Her« < of the fme.-t ei i tieri i-tri a m« are teen. i n« with t r out , » v o r n * i l n n ilol our in 'l«e .it iimio 11 i r r i / a l le l intl, t, i x , l.i« (l,i i m ) f. . t ; f oloriiu’ IVeifie m u' t n.- while «luring the iviiit. r ami e j • t it _• m o l t ! , w an ts w an t. (j t hr i v i n g vil lap-«; un 1 1 tii. t«-<I water |«>wi r for “ The fa n n er I. a.d* d hl« ••un. Hut w heie m b « the «hot It . MllllU’t l-O ilo o l fouilt). tie i ut in a t.i ks ii :«ieiil. Then he ran out. The « he.a f liid I « m bint k n:nl v. lilt»-, like n ehe kei I«-;ird, with t i be farm er K .>• l ei! i i t . * ' Ird« all flew up I’:'.' a tall («>; ir II - -l red. ntitl. In, t v« ry I nl \ . i -H, .1 fa«t to the tr«H*. They i v r ; t nailed f -f. Tltelr ifopplng whig« tilled the air with a loml whir. Tla> farmer, u u . v 'd . «food wntchlua: them. • lieu h mniiiKi* thing htiMt-nod. The Mill.«, with < u«- grand united • Tw t. pulled np the hi- tr»*o atnl tlew av. uy with It.” n siilis. rest. •4 It',IK O ae re« of y el low p m e titulier, up" |»n»|M*rl\ Xor ( latit*; n. -t i )iu n ill ih'r n I I. <| . k aiol »•»« • r o fre<juent vi-itorn on o ur iak- « ami r:\- [ ' t ’ y e lo n e « a m ! »< Vere s t o r m « , s in ii a« v : - it t h e I i - 1 u l o i M . l o h U . -1 a re h e re tiuku m v n. T « o lines of rail r> i I are m w - u r\ e\ , .j iliroiiyh the \ h I o \ a mi proHpis t of ea r l y lom-trin tmu i« m i n »;.. »• 1 T o I lie liotneeeeker ami t h" i >. • -: r w . , i • |.l* i; • 1 1 . 1 o j . j., o t t o offer anti w . flxall b . |..« .i - •«l t<> I. . v . \ . i «-.H >,; ui y o u r inquiries to us. T )IL L IE BRYAN knows a thing or two. He knows the power of L-Hhe local press in a political campaign and is preparing his. speeches to send broad cast over the country to such papers as will Drsv beet«. use them. He also knows the value of newspaper a lvertising for “ D o you l.ke | le who 'je.liter s o d - he has placed a “WANT AD" in many of the papers asking for shine all th ■ way ' " >y i! » s ’iu-li ue Ml riyht. campaign contributions. Bryan goes on the plan that IT PAYS but “ Oh. I h I ' euj Uei" • t'i" t'.iTogauea of the TO ADVERTISE. Industrious si alter D K SrilC TK S V A L F . F . Y J A M » » ml I N V F S T . M F \ T ( ’<>., LAlD t.AW , OUKtiOX, Lcrij L:/*. rai O.’ u foo Railroad. N / “TI.*"' ti ll n. • «be v. a« i.’.i to h liant) to ür:n. » loir: b r.v ” " V u : til.- ren a kîio dr.--,» vr.n a 3:» I T 7E have receive i confirmation of what we more than half s ¡s- looter." > > peered in the i wilding of the Central Oregon rail road. The Twin Mark«. road is being built, net with a view to connect with IL.rriman at "De th lore* " Shaniko but to connect with another road that is projected into the “ Y' , ur. I tin- >r tl-nt j-i hate to country, and which will be a trans-state line from north to south. » 1 1.' .1 H ’, io.^lii'; tii>r by «-.ii easy The road will be built and that very quickly when once work begins marl..” for then it will be a race between the promoters of this line and the A Warrior Ton. »'. i h a i ma.lif-d Harriman interests. Harriman is now in position to beat any other Tl:e v r .i t î I ' m trr.ivi-i in a >■-rl 11 1 -jr. 1 l eeaietory line into Central Oregon by several months, and it is hoped by the the rotten! O'T :. ! r e,-.- ru!;* -1 up In the people behind the Central Oregon project that Harriman will res1 cpriniT < .... ‘ -n-- . ’ ; - -111 ’ y on be,, f « 1 1 - ! • 'ill ui upon his supposed security until they have built far enough to be upon equal footing with him and then it will be a race for th« from the Ci A. Ii. arrive.l 1 li ibi.;« nini appro;»-.ite (’ ••ml «5»»<Mt»tt:';M for goal. We predict however that the C. & E. "ill be running trail - t!,: |r t! - ilcenrat- •• .. I f ] . t into Crook county before any other road, there now being a fore- Ir.i: <• : of men working on the survey between here and Detroit. They In doubt a « t ■. >■ ’ !■ !i ; • - ve ! • I i'jjf' 1 t o Captain HI •■!.:■ U ’• li:-!i To have gone in quietly and but one or two parties know of their pres ll'innnh Iir> -o n . T ‘ <- i.ii-t .-- ii il«-, - ence. Within a few days more are expected to follow. gat • : heap--1 th«-ir < > r !': 1 r in Ii 1.1 lïîtl.’-î liut rettili:* |i!a * fiftemooti Kr:<- ’ll drift--d. v.-tth the r -,r Threats Under Cover of the U. S. Mai!- . > N K T i Th e Y o u th s C o m p a n io n b * * Hi.i'K *«r> *. ». •. r m l'itiv r Township filais I j : corn ctfti up to d ite, shovutii^ iiMltit*» € * f al I #*r»t î \ nu n , \ .-leant !. i » h 1# river» nn«l ÔOiei Land Script Far Sale Kur Bi-i-iiiinjt title to .II kn.»!« nl ( it>\» ruinent land v* 1 ■ 11 • >< 11 r»«- iilctice or I in I•> o 1 «• 1»î n •, »■ t lnwi.it inailo t [iriei v. ■ ¡Atossi .1^-v* f. hr.'is: « T 1! «G UM V S l-Jt|n-i i. in-«-. IS O N 1' i) . M < N Y C O L O H S l.A R U D U T \\ 1 Hr 11« f.o full |iiir!i«-tilJir.i. All kiln!« of land hu»iin«.»a i-|ieiiiilty. ‘J.'i yearn nini <!'•;< 1 rt--1, >■ - r " s *-.* ■* î* * ^ .H £ ;.W Î A C II.IT IK S T in : PRODUCTION OF IIIÜ1I ■P GRADI-: HAT;, AS tow AS WORK imi*« BOSSI, M Referenrr, French ik (hi., Il.iiiki i« >ri. d <• •• .dov.er, !. '-< ? h »V Hudson Land Co. to the ei-mcti-ry. When !.'• - t: .1 ? mi l tl. • Cowers nb'-ve i ' : •. .1» D-. owi-.h: / 11 *•> ••h-:e!::.iig Joy <u> ly. J II K DA 1,1,KM, (IKK. r|?HE coward and sneak wiil occasionally show himself to tl. K V E R Y -*■ public and Crook county is not immune. The threatening anony -v«. II,“ he *» Mnln-fd dr : .dl-odl v, mous letter which Rev. Housed received recently di:-plays or.o o “d i-i* f d !rr hnr.e fpfjfjty ‘ f’ riI t ad y O F the lowest traits cf the human character. A man who is afraid U t-e dat r o r r.!l rl^îit n: iî ih) gì)-’«» M E M B E Pv yo!:- on Hannah Ir» vo- { ) ■y 1! vie come out in the open and reveal liimseh’ but resorts to the use o; fl%d:ti-r her 'dli»#." Yon*! * r e ¡i.inion. T Ti K F A M I L Y an attempted disguised hand-writing and the secrecyof the mails, : op ¡ lit; m a n y a t t h a c t i o n s Ire T erm er, is too contemptible to be noticed unless it b • to deal out to him the C ■ Rl 1 B*c THB COMKANIOM To Dlck«-:iM van t". onfy *■’. o * * • n ye- •■« o! 1 most revere punishment the law permits. Fuch a perron remind.1 i. when. WAV b JBSCRINERb: ; I J Sf.il. h" ! î * ■ e 1 I I - i - ! i * y- of the hydrophobia skunk which sneaks upon ip: victim in the nigh, street te Des•ODS tire t ;-e>- i e. 'J 9 C a p it a l S to r ie s »rr>»f«ami character «»'»rirs r.i and fastens its fangs into the flesh of the sleeper. It is “.shy” of d ’i Mnurier 1! ved for i e. y : In 1 • 1 1 the; f;feut rili* *, iri tfic \vi!«lt rn**-*, the open and as a rule is known only by its nauseous odor and so i; Devonshire temiee. Jri t ’ i : i •er filini v-n, iiirluri ng Si i Srri%J ^torict Ì 1 bouse Diekens wrote i ■» f-'M is with the anonymous letter-writer. favorite Companion \vriu*r», t ’-îi of Uis I» »-il;« ‘•’Ih'- t a l * 'uri', h*•• 1 Ihi.s letter to Rev. House 1 is the second one of a threatening Bîiop.” •T.ara a by Ibid -." “Th » ChlOil. 2 0 0 I n s p ir in g P a p e r s nature, coming to our notice, which has been received in thi.- nuis Carol." ‘*Alt:f-ri«M 1 No I- :." “Mur- ; :»n'l women who hnvc nr!ii«*vc'l true 1 " , tin C'hu7/le\vi t." "Til • Ha lilt • in lit will c.ontr t ute jig I . I l !1 county within the past few months, v.e having received era “ 'ilie Hiittle of I.lfe,” " I ; i.i.iy il’. I { jic fi :» in | fncmtrat’eiiw 1» ti.»: just prior to the Primary election. Both letters were printed ii K'«ri." “ The C rn ket 011 thè II ni'ili’’ ili») >». » ami ambit tot* \ capital letters, ours was signed “CITIZENS” and while th«} difficult ‘ David (.'oppnrf)<:hl.’’ Devotisiilre 1. 1 t o r (h u P a y s a n d G ir ls wns Bitlintcd at ila- e . r n e r of 1 words were properly spelled the easy ones were not _.spelled cor KKi) irn! !«: i” » of lif in Am» rimn Miirylebone ro».l and ii.o-l lo I m callt«4 ‘ir;' idiuoli, nnrrativ"A of n»lv< »at i«* rectly. Both were threatning in their nature, the one to Re v. Uie «niallioit term e : In I. ».aioli. . u t .' 'f youth <!» lights it, l .mion u* Housel to use dynamite, and in the other we were to be called upoi j es of tl '• ffomrsti ^ whi* Il l nrlrd. "ill I»* familiar v.itK :»r ¡m.cnp l!.». to “settle with the Devil SHORTLY”. Wc are still here at th.i '¡'he late Jn d g e S a t m d 'r i of North . wiiifli ciidui Thj Compnnion t«» same old stand waiting patiently for the Devil who wrote the thr«: Carolina iva 1 note I n n i an .le r, i»nl : per p!«. to show up in order that we may have the settlement, but as ye Po lmJ n j»o >r in<:t»!oi .' tts u ih»- weigtit . 1 O n e -M in u te E t^ rit s r t tho fidi ho limi l ibali. O li mie .a- he is like the skunk, nothing but the stench has been developed. f*. hr-, rui»*c*l« ». Fit, r,f humor nnd « a i o l i a f. i mi, t.ylnif «•> c.ttriip It.ni, • ilany w!»i« h tafc^ but « luiaaft. t » r.■; cl Rev. Housel is a man of courage and will not be bluffed no bill I, “ Bay, Ju't -':. v. h it ivo . thè \v» ioot ! l Cd lorinl Pag*. Cu*rer.i intimidated from doing his duty in the matter of law enforcement «f tìiat hiif ealtiah you c eu /iit t u - otber r a n d .S c ie n c e . Th - C h i/d r e * * ’» T c * e and the-e aro many who will stand by him in the work. The lav. dny The WeetJ? tre.\Ith Ark* !* 'The j-idio lurned t-j h i . v.alter nuu . i .i*<* Airounc- rn-rt f« r *«y y en d S n.< will be enforced in this county so long as v.e have such men ti Etiid, “ Itoli, wliat «liti I nay ( h i t r a t fluii Ccp'dft af th: L*ak)«.r s«.nt free. « Rev. Housel and his associates in this work and a sheriff like w< l^hetlV” f u z Y outu 'S C ompanion , B oston , H a ... “ Vv'hat timo yeaterfl.iy, li.».-5 - In «J, Frank Elkins, who knows hir duty and is ot afraid to perform BU'.vhlb', at diai»“' »•.- after N.w »hie Of^f,e, it. Ill \ ’K \ V J IK A 'I ’ M A R K K T F r e s h Heei\ P o rk 9 M utton & Vent J. M. SPENCER, REDMOND. All Ksintift o f J O B tV O R K D o n e at* t h e Office S a tis f a c tio n G u a r a n te e d a