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lintere»! as •ei'oniLcla*'« mail matter November 16. 1MV». a t the j* *t office
at Laidlaw, Oregon, under the Act of Congre»* of Mari ti It. !S7t>.
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When Your S u b s c r i p t i o n E x p i r e s !
n y O U s h o u ld m a k e it a p o i n t to renew at o n ce. Kd it or* h a v e to live, a n d
.1 it is n o e lia rity t o ask C mkonu i * snt>#eri’«en* to k eep p a i d u p a t ♦ ! 50 a
y e a r in advanct'.
T h e | x v j l 1 re g u la tio n * also re q u ire it.
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FRIDAY. SKRTEMBKR 11. 1WS.
R E P U B LIC A N
For President,
For Vice-President.
Lontnr Kditi'r.
T IC K E T .
WE CAN HANDLE Y01R PROPOSITION,
NO MATTER WHERE LOCATED.
F li. James
C. I* Ut < ker.rhairmun
S f . E havtnn
K i » a <I t out m itte«
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Wf advfTtist* rnrli it ml «»very piece of property
listed with uk amt will get you quirk results.
List your land, town property or business with
us ami we will <1<> tin* rest.
lf you want to buy, make known your wants
to us ami we will find what you want.
TnlUr
John Fr> rear,
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PRESIDENTIAL El E4 TORS.
O u r business e x te n d s th ro u g h o u t
the e n tire D E S Q H U T E S V A L L E Y
directory.
J N. It. t*»Tktmr
K. H. J h * n r *
Y. N. Wtillare
4 P. Hr« k e r
VV It» (è Sti les
U m 4• Sti les
As» t K ilitur.
_ Of Ohio.
Of New York.
WILLIAM H. TAFT.
JAMES S. SHERMAN,
F nger board C o n .
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f J. R. Krv re a r.
F.. U. J a n ie s .
J. D. LEE.
F.J. MILLER.
A. C. MARSTERS,
R. R. BUTLER.
of
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Multnomah County,
Linn County,
Douglass County,
Gilliam Countv.
^ K It. Jamo*. chairman
K F. Imjrton
F n t e r p r l b C <’u m ,
t; T P t n k h a m .
U I* Myers.
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I ! h ' Di'-rluilc* \ ill lev I * 11 * o ' e r -I*«>, 00 0 acre* «>1 i r r i g a M . la m l,
410,0 k ) acre* i I yellow pim* tim 'ie r, c l i m a t e d a t <>, 000 , 000,000 feet;
*; th r iv in g villngre; u n lim itr il w ater |x>wer (or m u m i f n r t u r i n g pinnt»;
eooil c lim a te a n d th e fineot *c« ncry in th e Pacific N orth wert
Our
*lre a m s arc lc< n in* w ith tr o u t, o u r m o u n t a i n , w ith d«-er a n d hear
w hile d u r in g th e w in te r a n d sp rin g m o n t h , th e d u c k , a n d grr»e nre
f re q u e n t v is ito r , on o u r Ink«-» a n d rivers.
t ’ychmc* a n d ever«- s to rm s, such a* visit the E a s t a n d M iddle W est
arc here u n k n o w n .
Two lines of rail road an- now su rv e y e d th r o u g h th e Valiev a n d a
prospix-t of early c o n s tru c tio n n very g«Kxl.
l o th«* lmmeseekcr am i the i u v —tor we h a v e s p le n d id op|M>rtuh*ticn
to offer a n d wo s h a ll he pleased to ha v e you call u p o n u* or addle»»
y o u r in q u irie s to un.
C h .lr» * n
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«Jerkin*.
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H K N ic h o ls .
ii onora rr chairman
U FT) er», chairman
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TIAVE you not made up your mind that it is time to quit croaking
■*-*and go to boosting?
TT^E will wake up some fin« morning and find both a north and
** south, as well as an east and west railroad traversing Central
Oregon.
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TIAVE you written to your friend, neighbor, or relative in the
“ East to tell him of the prospective building of the railroads into
this undeveloped region where within a few years the steel rail and
the flow of water will make thousands rich? Have you told them
of the possibilities of a small investment made now returning to
them many fold in the near future? Have you told them that when
the questions of water rights are settled; when the steel is laid and
the trains bring in the hundreds, yes, thousands, that land which
can now be purchased for a small sum will be worth into the hun
dreds of dollars per acre? If you have'not why aon t you?
Lpldlsw.
D E S C H U T E S V A L L E Y . L A N D a n d I N V E S T M E N T CO.,
LA ID L A W , O R E G O N ,
Kir»t Prc'-livteri.m O m rcli. I.anll.tw. O regon;
k c v . g a . M . UHy, P a sto r, k e v . C. I« lx>wt);
rr. M ethod >1 alternate Pi«-.ich:ng cervici » evarv
Sunday ut » p. in.
S unday school
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tu., C hristian K u tk a fo r 7 30 p. in. ever» S u n
day.
I ’r.ivcr m eetings every M o n d i y evening
at 7 30 o ckx k .
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P. HYERS,
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TvURING the present and following mynth the cheap colonist! D P « * r ; p i ; c i r t l i c m H i ' i i i l n H . A u 11 t 11*«»
Iiitc n o r.
rates are in effect and your friends can reach Oregon at this
Oregon.
time for very much less than they can when regular rates are in L a itlla w ,
effect and you should do your part in assisting both the great state
of Oregon and your friends by making known the colonist rates as
well as the advantages of this virgin land. Write your friends, send L f . c. COE, M.D.
them literature descriptive of Oregon; send their names to the rail, PIITSI4TAN and SURGEON.
road passenger agents so that railroad literature may be sent to
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them. Do all these things and you will be repaid an hundred fold, j
D a y T e l H p h o n « ' >»*«». Ml*
The Youth’s
Comoanioi!
QOIL, sunshine, and water; but the greatest of these is water
‘“'when it comes to raising crops of hay, grain and fruit. We have
the soil, the sunshine, and the water but we need to take as great
a care of the latter as we would of the yellow gold if it were dis
covered in our community. How many farmers in the irrigated F resh
and
G ured
Section of Crook county have not wasted water during the past M e a ts , L ord, B u tte r
irrigation season? How many irrigation companies have not per E £ £ s a n d V egetables
mitted water to be ruthlessly run to waste during the same period?
Choice Pork, Mutton and
Water is a precious article and should be made to fulfil its entire
duty. The farmer and the irrigation company as well as the Veal Usually On Hand.
private owner of a water right should combine to the end that no Scud Orders Prom Laitllaw By .«tail
water be lost from a beneficial use. We must not only conserve Stage.
the winter waters of our streams by a large and extensive system
J. VV. W hile Successor fo
of reservoirs, but we must make every inch of the water which we
W ill I K »A II3LL.
have by natural sources do its full service. With railroads built
OR Eft ON
into the country, water will become the chief source of value to this REND,
country for there is an immense territory to be redeemed from its
desert wilds and made to blossom like the rose.
L A ID L A W*-BFJVD
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Oh, S huck«!
Mr. S m a r t —D id y o u ever crons tht
s t r e e t a n d notie« th e s t r e e t rroaslDt
to o?
M iss S i n c e No, b u t 1 h a r e w n lk e t
u p o ne sid e o f th e s t r e e t and Trefcbe«i
t h e o t h e r sid e w a lk d o w n . —Ju d g e.
Oft.n So.
F ir s t M otorist—Who«« m a k e Is yotn
m a c h in e ?
S econd Motorist - W e l l, a b o u t one
th ird th e iiis u iifs c tu re r’s nntl two-
th i r d s th e re p a ire r’s . - N ew York E v en
Ing J o u r n a l.
T h is T r a n s i to r y World.
A D.fiwltl*»i.
“Kho h a s n stunll w aist, h a s n ’t sh e ? ”
K n l c k e r — W h a t Is y o u r definition ot
“Too small.
W hy, th e p le a s u re ol
a gen tlem an ?
g e ttin g n ro u n d It on ly lasts a b o u t c
B o c k e r —O n . w h o d o e s n ’t n eed i t -
Jf*w y o r k S un.
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( second.”—X ew York Life.
MA I, EXPRESS &
PASSENGER L IN E
Daily hack leaves Laitllaw at
7 o’clock a. m. and arrives at
Bend at 9:30 o’clock a. in. Leave t
Bend at 10 o ’clock a. m. arrive at
Laidlaw at 12:30 p. m. Express
and passenger services given :
careful attention.
T o w n ship Plat?
c o r r e c te d u p In d a t e , allowing
naine* of nil e n t r j in e n , v a c a n t
l a n d , rivers nini creek», .r* 0 re n t*
K c f e r e n c e ,F r e n c h «k C o., I t a n k e r .
Hudson Land Co.
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7 h e W e e k ly H c a titi A r tic le .
e . e . BENNETT
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Kor s e c u r i n g t i t l e t o all km«!*
of O o v e r n i u e n t la n d w i t h o u t rea-
i d e n c e o r i n i p r t j v e n i r n t , i i l l«>webt
m a r k e t price*. W r i t e o* for full
p n r t io u h r H . All k in d * ol land
busine»» a s p e c i a lt y , ttj year*
exp«'! ie n e f .
M IN IM A R K E T
W han W om «n Talk.
It«hotd tba air! It nrovret)j denao
With adjectives profound, intenae;
The aun Is dimmed by brlliiant wit.
All nature a vanquished b!t by bit
And men la trembling silence alt
When women talk.
—Detroit Tribun«.
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Land Script For Sale
B ank B ldg. Bend, Ore.
Wo M u tt H a v i ’Em.
Oh, woman's a puzzlo! 6ho keep« ua al
fu ecilnn;
She’a chanf«?able, Juat a » tho w rnthrr.
Yet wVd rather keep sueaaing, we re frei
In confesalrg.
Than bo Riving h*r up altogether.
— CathaUc Standard and Timea.
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DESCHUTES VALLEY LAND
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PATRONS OK m sH.WDKY,
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J. Y K. (il KklNli.
Salesman.
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