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About Ochoco review. (Prineville, Crook County, Or.) 1885-1??? | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1887)
riw'lM'i'wmw.wPi' XMIVS feAPK K TALK. - Mr. Hogg i.a bitf republican in iMr. Bacon Merchants of St. Louis who scribed to i;i V tho expense of city in entert .lining tlie (i. A. U. 1 t the mm' uepiirTiueiijK r..iuilili(:in in the in 1 ..: ........ l. !.... 1 ..v,o IHUl MUM; LUU HV MHUH'V IM-.tl. . ' nil'CKH FOU WALE, rlt Sianish Merino RamsJ' . v-Avns a terior department. . have n f.ised to pay their (Uilserij - ..... .... i input. cy'HiHied to the urcsiucni ' f$rc?:?&?,sX2?t&i.m-f, ..!, W wun ", . . . . 1 . . ' JWRCf;fttMW 1 ivit'i i-iir..i'ivw'( to In niiiid to til: t ' lJJMt'l;v,wA tf.lht.'jV.:w" v. v ........... . mmmmm CUV at tUti nine or ine encamp- mVf.t-Wv:W;VTkWJ ' wh;,t the country ; ,,. niicht havo liwn i I ..i !,,, r. When- . . ... . . ..... 'FWSKSMSmnL . I ....nnMiean hams are Still - r" CourtectJou nail. Jnv Gould say nvl3 is io be 1 upon the Philadelphia P rets face tiously observes : Well, Jay, why don't you let alone that small sec tion of it known as Wall street? If tho property of the United States were divided equally among , 0..rlimittHi experience with V .... J the peop.e it would amount to -W mOMgolian witnesses, that us far as j j. inWL7 gu sher? are in apiece for each of us. The fel.ow Lg at fy0 truth is concerned, I v;te,i (o m;j viy'ntneh on Mch'ay who has less than $200 is a divider. ifc yyQ,M hav0 a8 j ejr0 t tt) cut j (V(V.S e!ljll, wi' ft,mi PrutvUle, The others are capitalists. .Mfq . , ,(.,:... B head .and swear i and examine my Hock. xpeeteU. uut lwjnu utmotrau . JlffiWilCR T!w 1,trt1Mui Aim Biivs the onlv I '"'EfeW'vf - way to swear a Chinnman so as toj j$2 asd&fi get liiu irnia out, vi in .11 in iv v uvu.i civrlT uclueken'shead a.ul.swearthe Chi-1 Ilinyo f'r wilf J; , naniaa by this process. It strikes j are thorouglihreds, the reniaindor v For further partlculare call on VanHcutcn Bros. & Co., llAY t'UKKK, OltKllllN. Spanish and French Mcrir.o Rnms for Sals. !li(. iui.l.'rl(rm'.l I.hh' f-r mlo hnirt of (Vir.mirKI.r.sl S.niilOi I' l'"'"'" Mt'rlnioum miii'h wr othTdii laii-'imiiir. li'i'iii.. shoi'iiux-n wUliltitf t" nmirt iiliivlluJtiH'iHhii'iiuri.l.ti, 1 ejnvs jvi EbKijMS, BLACKSMITH f OrloHitelJriek Store, - - lTJNEVIU.fi, OUKC HORSES.-lOEirJC antl CENCRAU J003tNC a opeclalt. All work warranted to l-o FIRST-GLASS in every respect' j Sprcinl tittrntinn j!rrn nil Hath of rqmii int). ( The labor party in Iowa is run ning Mr Cain for governor. Now, litre is a chance to settle an old controversy .to the queen's taste. Let '.lisipp ne; t m ike him till who his mother-in-law was in the lati 1 of Nod. .S'. F. Alt. For a Bummer campaign, the prohibition question is making it very warm in Texas, and tho issue is one that ia stirring up a most bitter feeling. Tho election on tho amendment comes off on the 4th of next month. Portland World. An exchang buo ray hairs are ln...K 1 A 1 x,. sMi rw.rt W will nrrv- ceed at once to purloin gray hairs from our mother-in-law's head and dispose of them at the highest mar ket price. Other good men should follow our example. East Ortgo uian. Between crazy ex-deputies ahd pcoundrelly opium smugglers Her bert F. Beceher is having a lively time. Let him push the laws against the smugglers, however, and if they do not murder him, he may succeed in suppressing the trallic after a while. Evening Democrat. Jimmie Blaine says this country will go to pieces in just 500 years. Mr. Blaine looks at the country through republican goggles, and "ees nothing but defeat and gloom ahead. Mr. Blaine still grieves. s Poor Blaine! Lucky eonutry ." tho chicken. Il'm-o Sun. Gov. Gordon, of (ieorgia, received a very pretty noto n few days ago from a young lady asking for a lock of his hair. The governor felt rather dubiously among his gubernational locks, and finally wrote to tho little miss that ho had been married most too long to bo able to comply with her request, but would send a photograph instead. Mrs. Gordon i e.to bj heard from. Portland Me., Argus. In a word, the chief magistrate of the nation tho chaice of the majority of over fifty million Amer ican people is to be ignored by a loyal organization of his country men because he presumed to follow the dictates of his own judgment in a matter of vital importance to the entire country. Such action is the essence of bad policy, -and is to bo deplored in view of the fact that we are more than likely, at no distant day to need his friendship. Botiton Grand Army Record. Mr. Powderlv savs that when such a man as John Most delivers inflammatory utterances against life, liberty and property, encour ages bloodshed and exhorts people to imitate the Chicago, anarchists, he should be put in prison and kept there. His declarations are enough without waiting for any overt act or wickedness. This is the right kind of talk, and the line of action indicated should commend itself to The national debt showed a de-!the authorities everywhere. Ire- crease of $13,000,000 in June, niak- j vention is better than cure in such -Atlanta co nut it ut ion. K. N. Wumi. J. I.O-.T. T!o n; Ytuw ocinw la IiwivU l'it. Nunlt wh ? ai 9 lti lntlif,M itbuvxr 3 500 !!llrtliiu wUoU I'lotnre iollrry. (SIVi3 VUolMle rrU-' eirtet to rnnmur nil coixln for f uf 'A ilia nuw ii Terms and prices reason afch. rXTCormpomU-nct with hetpmen mlu - ; K, .t taU f,rr W. B. f . jfcUJtS, ' h.ns you , . , ! i ftui with, '.tm HViUIUlH rmNKVIU.E, OUKOOS. rtn oittiito aif irnmtiott Klf"l you. It MONTGOMERY WAKU A til atWahu Aoiiio. tUco, IIU TIN STORE 1 Tho administration is said to be irakening to the necessity of hav ing cable communication with Ila- ing .f 109,000,000 for the fiscal year. ! cases These facts are very disappointing Iwifa wn fnrtfil! that , , , ... i awakening to the necessity of hav UI1UV1 ( UVUIVV-IUUV ull""vin'". ated, and the rebel debt would be waii, and goes so far as to suggest Vnd.-Rouhurg Reuew. U moderate subsidy to encourage 1 the enterprise. The administration , Canada, according to the mayor I j8 thoroughly right. It is discred of Toronto, has a debt equal to 40j itaUe American enterprise that per head of population. The debt of j this important work has been left the United States is about $20 per unjone so ong. A submarine tcl head and rapidly diminishing. Noj egraph frorn yari Francisco to Ilon wonder that this country attracts , olulu wouj be important in itself, immigration from the dominion, anJ efpecinlly important as a step- and that our neighbors across the; gtone to eomethinK more. blue. Portland border feel very A'cw Ths London Times expresses the opinion that there are few more handsome coins twenty-dollar piece or double-eagle of the United States. Jess so. That's why newspaper men invari ably select the twenty-dollar gold piece from among their small change to put in the contribution box on Sunday. Norwich Bulletin, Portland News. ... A -fnan of Selwood is hard at wook, "discovering" a perpctua mo tion. He may work on his delu sion till Mount Hood is again a hole in the ground, and he will still be ''discovering." Thera area numberof men in the insane asylum near Sa lem who can give the Selwood man eome valuable hints on the subject "of perpetual motion." Statesman. Tuttle, tho tin-wh:stle blather skite of the G. A. R., who has gain ed some notoriety lately by aping Guitt3au, of course bobs up and blows his little horn again, now that President Cleveland has de clined to attend tho G. A. R. en campment at St. Louis. Little Tut tle will probably never receive the epanking he needs, for no one would care to administer it at the cost of .befouling any respectable shingle. Courier-Journal. The daring man who burnt red fire on top of Mount Hood on the than the gold 4th of Jul' PerhaP8' eolved a 6reat prOOiem. J.et UIU guvui innum- o aside the top of this great peak as a reservation for all persons who wish to touch off explosives on Independ ence dav. Thus will tho safety of cities and towns bo secured. The small boy can go to Mount Hood and make all the racket ho re quires, end tho old-fashioned celebration will take a much higher place than it now occupies. .V. Y. World. A San Francisco dispatch of the 17th says: "Left to their own re sources the American roads would not be troubled by the competition of the Canadian Pacific." Very true! Left to their own resources they would not be very much troubled about anything. It is the people who are troubled when the roads are "lelt to ttieir own re- PRINEVILLE, -- OllhGON. STOVES and RANGES, EASTERN-MADE STOVES A SPEC IALTY; TINWARE, HARD WAKE, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, GALVANIZED IRON WARE, ZINC and COPPER LEAD and IRON PIPE. M.tSCrACTl'HKH or All kinds of Tin Ware fWRepalrlngbroken stoves and damaged tin ware a specialty. All orders promptly filled. AGENTS KOIl Prescot At Furber's WOOD PUMPS. War Has Been Declared! 6. rOGEFS, the Pioneer HIDE and FUR Dealer, Will pay the hlehc-t prli'n (or all of your IUHES, 1'KI-IS ASK Kl US. CWi only tjiteu for the trtme. c. HOilKKS, Main Street, I'rinevt 11.-. Or., at Whila fulniim Nursery, north side of Oehovo. e"7 g lis be'fCt? PRINEVILLE yAGON & BLACKSMITH SHOP, Swalley's old stand, It. L. SALOMON, Prop. All kinds of WAGON WORK id BLACKSMIT1UNG done by rtcperieneed workmen. Horseshoeing a specialty. v Old wagons and hacks and nil kf nds of old iron taken in exchange fyr work. All iron u-flrk done iy a good a n thert ie in the country, at Adured price. MJMJM WOODS. SbOOJIST, VIS STltEET, 1'KlNKVll.I.K, OliKliON. Keens none but tho . 3E3T BRtJIBS Of CIStFS, u jm -jk wyv Y. f M.'lIKISLEll 'm8 removed from Dufur to I'rincvillo wit! a cor. plete stock of TINWARE, GLASS WAR And numerous other articles for household two, i All oj which are sold cheaier than ever before cfered in thitjdaei U"Fino display of goods on 5 nntllO cent tables, In CAREY'S BUILDING, 1'RIXKVILLK, ORKttal VEJMN Main Stkf.kt, E & T E jvi j3 b ETpj D f(UQG ISTS, PriNEVii.u, Out; -Dealers in- Drugs, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Jewelry, Notions, and everything kept in a first-class drug toro. Physician's Prescriptions a Specialty. Ths patronage of the jmblie mpeetfully solicited. Pkixevii-le, - - - dealer in OllKO.k Soving Machines, Organs and Pianos, ALSO Neodlos, Oil and Machine1 Attachments. Machines and organ sold on monthly payments Vorrftpontlfiice regarding machines aiA instrument niillclteil. j inej cast ' JMOElsE ECUFEOfJ VVJHISKEY. Commr.iiin': (jnme and club rooms. FINE Dlblol.AtID TAClsE in t.n:i.i.i.".Ni i.icrAiu. SASjH, DOOR & FUFNITUrlE Sd AND laUMBEf YARD, At the PLANER, - - PRINEVILLE, OR KG -0- A Ful Stock of DOORS, SASH. MOULDING, ami FT UN ITU comtantly on hand; also PLANED or DRESSED LUMBER in i quantity dchired. Best quality of S1IINGLK.S jjj n-r thoimand. Side manufacturers of ths HAMBURG WASHER, "H and the. GAYLOrD SPRING BED, SvJ8SS5rr WOOD AND IRON TUhNINC, A Sl'UClAUY 0. M. PRIKGLE, Proprietor. HOWrlD & 0cbE)WIJS DEALERS IN DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, STANDARD PATENT MEDICINES PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISH DYE STUFFS AND SOAPS TOILET ARTICLES AND PKRFl'MKRY HAUt AND TOOTH BIirSHES IllRD SEED AND CAUKS . A fit-NT HA I. VAIUKTV lV Mixed, fancy nnd plain drinks i)rl1;B(' Siindrics. Stntimicrv. lionks. t'it'nrx. Tnbiirco and Pure 1 ! servnl by an experienced bartender. aml iJ1Uors for Medical t's.'. East Siik ok Mais Strkkt, Phinkviu.k, Ohkoo.x. e. e. jvitbijMG, DEAI.EK IX ' All kinds of BUILDING MATERIAL, FURNITURE of every description. SEASONED LL'MItEIl of all klnda contantly on baud. WIIJ ALSO KEEP THE PORTABLE PICKET FENCE. Delivery Wnqnn at Lnmher Yard to deliver 'material to any part of town. 'i t Orders for large, quantite of Uipto: filed with lite REST STOCK. A liberal patronage solicited. I'uii Siva nt home, ami mnko morn luom-y nt w-rk fr tr iim Imhti nI anythfiii; I'l.-t In Hit1 wi.-hI. CitjiitHl lint i:.?i-iU'r Vim are tnrli"l lrci. I.11II1 m-x; nil i:f. vlny iinu cum 1 tho work. iMrvc phi i.'lhif Mir! from rlrnt f.tart. I.i.-ilv ouifU mill Icnii" iri'f. Co.l. Hithlnr to i.riil tih yuiir altr'i.. If you ary wlt.e 3r.11 will do .0 ttioiu-e. 11. II 1 1, 1. k it A i 'o., I'orllanil, Maine. ED. M. WHITE, MAIN STKEEf, rRISKVUJ.K, OKKOOX Ml. II. BULL, rUACTICAI, l'AIXTKlt, lilNEVlUK, ------ OrKGON Kalscmining &. Papering A f pmimlty, anil all u-ork warranteil All lumber accounts will - be col-f y&ffflZi lecAed monthly. njnika t 1 rn 1 ' pil J lviiniuer i aru, ai 1 laner. Shop, Corner of Fifth & B. Sts., Pkivevim.e, Oregon. Livery & Feed Stable, PRINEVILLE, OREGON. HAMILTON & COHRS Would resnectfullv inform tlio nnlilie sources." Iheir resource is to ; that they jiave tne ymt of ftCCOm. buckle the cinch tighter around the j modations at their stable, and trav farmers of tho interior. When clers can depend upon their ani Charlie Crocker completed theCen- "al8 receiving tho best of care and , , T, . . , ttn attention. Terms reasonable. irai J. ueinu, nts nuojieu aa n. uwi.ui Fine Box Stalls the only Letin sent-jneo lie ever knew, and other trans-continental lines have adopted it. It reads,! For keeping stallions and other "eoc vt tuum." If 'asco Sun, valuable animals. a b taeuNM M raral 10 UNION EOUARCriX ILL TF.X, ritOI'RIRTOK OF THE f OPULAR RESORT f OR jkLL WHO WIH1I A good cigar, A nico refreshing drink, A game of billiards, or A social game of cards. Club Rooms for Games Call early, lute and often. ELECTRIC SALOON, OPPOSITE UVKRV B TAHI.E, PRINKVILLE. FRED GOULET, Prop. Tho attractions of the house are tho fJEW BIIoLdLARD ApID 15-BALLfOObTtBU.ES AND THE New Stock of P UfE WIJES, BEER AND LIQUORS. JUST RECEIVED. Bent tock of pir A DO UlUHnd ev,r ln prin.viiig. Orders for liquors in larcre, quanti ties filed with a No, 1 article, Whita Salmon Nurse White Salmon, W. T. This wirserv in growing nil ka of FRUIT, TIM HER CULTUIl and ORNAMENTAL TREE." VINES it SHRUIJRERY which I will furnish in lurc'i snuiJI ijtirintiticH at any jtohitolj nvcry in i'.iiHierii uregon. Plato Book, bIiiwihk mt of mill tri'i'M, on i;xliililiun Ht tlw l'rimi Mcut Miiiki'l. itlicre onli-rM (ur tri-i Iki d.-livcn-d in Crook tVmntv iimi li ft with my lmiil iiont. ( lurk lloilii Orders filled tin reasonable tea Address, Wm. F. Holm, Nomine L'on. Gnrriil Aifi-nt Wliitr Hulinon q iry,iirid Axentfur nil kinilit vt uriciil .llm-liiiicry. Also agent for the State Jntura Company, I E. R. CARE MAIK STREET, PRIXKVIM.E, - - - ' DEALER 15- Ore All kinds of Choicest Meats, Fresh and SaltFi Vegetables and Fruit, Butter and Eg Farm Produce Sold on commission, or bough Highest Market PriceJ
