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EXffSPAPER TALK.
Justice in Ireland is not blind.
She has merely been knocked down,
jumped upon, scalped, quartered
and dragged out. She is pretty
well used up. Slate man.
A one-armed man in Salem late
ly applied for a divorce on the
ground that the hand he had given
his wife in marriage was lost nnd
the contract was therefore void.
lloseburg Review.
The government is still tearing
away fences from around cattle
ranges. One by one monopolies
are going down. "We may yet live
to see the day that "a man is a
man." Palouse News.
The carnage wrought in railroad
accidents on inter-state lines this
year has not killed a single editor.
This is not the journalist's year to
travel. He is athonietlnnkingont
kud about the inter-stato commence
law.-' r- '.
with t:t . . .
-'jtiftiY 'til rpr 'ficials ay there,
.,tt .n.vnjOjUoU thJfffcln circulation
now than at a corresponding period
last year. The stringency in the
money market now alleged to exist
is believed to be purely artificial,
and is confined to.Wall street. Cou
rier Journal.
Twenty-two years ago the steam
ship Brother Johnathan was wreck
ed off Crescent City. Only last
Monday was the wreck of the lost
steamer found eighteen miles
north of Crescent City. The rock
which wrecked her was not on the
chart. Portland News. j
One Omaha editor calls another
"a liar and a howling sneak." A
liar he may be, but a sneak will
ruin his business by howling. Howl
ing is incompatible with snsaking.
A howling liar can trade. Per
hapse the howling adjective was
misplaced. Omaha World.
Barnett G. Haskell iB yawping in
Denver. He announces his desire
to kill a policeman, and his belief
that nobody will dare hang him for
it. We are willing to sacrifice a
policeman just to prove that Mr.
is mistaken. We know of no more
beautiful neck for the halter than
his. S. F. Alia.
Maryland is said to have put a
wholesome restriction upon the
practice of wife beating, by passing
a law that men convicted of that
crime 6hould be publicly flogged.
That is all very well until some
one rises the question that such a
law is an infringement on personal
rights. Uerald-Dissemina tor.
Henry George refused to serve on
a jury. The refusal cost him $200.
The ordinary citizen would rather
do jury duty than pay such a fine.
George, however, is not an ordinary
citizen. He does not care much for
a trifling fine. He has only to pass
the anti-poverty hat a little more
freely than usual to make himself
financially even. Portland World.
Gov. Waterman, republican, is
rapidly undoing the work of his
dead predecessor, Gov. Bartlett,
democrat. Bartlett has been dead
less than three weeks, and Water
:V manhas put a republican in the
place of every democratic official in
office when he took possession of
the governor's chair. Waterman
believes that to tho victors belong
the spoils. Portland World.
J. K. Stewart, a drug clerk, of
Wichita, Kansas, has been sen
tenced to seventeen years and four
months in jail and fined $2,800 for
violating the prohibition laws of the
state. Stewart pleaded guilty to an
indictment containing 208O counts.
The punishment imposed upon him
is the heaviest ever given for the
violation of the liquor laws. Courier-Journal.
An exchange wants the trouble
some Apaches distributed about
over the country, so that the peo
ple of Arizona may be free from
their wars and rumorsof wars. The
proper way to make good Indians
of them is to plant them, five and
six in a bill, about six feet deep.
An Indian thus judiciously planted
has never yet been known to go on
the war path. Statesman.
E. R. CAREY
MAIN STREET,
PrINEYTI.LE, - - - - OlIEGON,
DEALEU IN
All kinds of
Choicest Moats,
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Vegetablos and Fruit,
Buttor and Eggs.
Farm Produce
Sold on commission, or bought at
Highest Market Price.
EL ECTRIC SALOON,
OPPOSITE UVEUY STABLE, PUINEVILLE.
FRED GOULET, Prop.
The attractions of the house are
NEW BIlololARB ANB
Tl 5-BALL f OOb TVBbES
AND the
New Stock of
fUFE WIJMES,
BEER AND LIQUORS.
JUST FEGEIVED.
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Best stock of P I
CIGARS
ever in Prlnevllle.
Orders for liquors in large quanti
ties filled with a No. 1 article.
Full ussortment of th:se blanks kept
in stock at this office.
Deputy Inspectors,
The following-named persons are
appointed deputy stock inspectors
of" Crook county, for the precincts
in which thev reside, and are au
thorized to inspect stock, sign trav
eling permits and discharge such
other duties as are by law required
of the stock inspector.
A. B. Webdell,
Stock Inspector for Crook Co
Name of Deputy Precinct P. O. Address
J. L, Liickey, Prineville, Prineville.
W. 8. McMeen,
E. Sparks,
Geo. Nutting,
E. Johnson.
O. McPhenon,
T. J. Stephenson,
John ItHKe,
T. W. Porter,
Brm-e Price,
T. Hamilton,
IIav.s tacks.
Prineville.
Muck Biiile,
Camp Polk
Crooked lliver, Prineville.
Oehoco.
Prineville
Willow Creek,
Lower Trout,
Hnltzman,
Mitchell,
Beaver Creek,
Camp Creek,
Upper Trout,
Cross Keys
Mitchell
Mitchell
Paulina.
Price.
Antelope.
STOCK BRANDS.
SyTerson finding any stock ad
vertised in this paper off of its range
will please inform the owner.
I. SIC H EL-
Horses branded onritrht
shoulder as shown in
cut. Kauge, ou Willow
Creek.
p. O. address. Prine
ville, Or.
A. VVEBDELL.
Horse branded on right
Hhoulder as uhown In
cut; cattle branded won
left shoulder and mark
ed split In left ear.
Kane, Crooked River
and Oehoco.
P. O. addrean, Prine
ville. Or.
DAVID PRI7JE.
V Hor.-es branded on left
ehnulder an xhuWT in
cut.
Kanre, Dry creek, the
liesert and Crooked
Hlver,
P. O. addrewi, Prine
ville. E. C. CO WANT.
Horses branded a rep
resented Incut. Cattle
name brand on left
hip. .
Kunge, Upper Crooked
river.
P. O. addrena, Prine
ville, Or. ,
BARNES.
Horses branded on left
htitle as shown in cut.
Itanne, Upper Ochoco
ana Aiameur.
P. O. aidre, Prine
ville, Or,
MARK CAREY.
" f cattle banded on both
i$k!i hips with brand as
rtT..',L'. In flit- cHr mfirlr.uno
tlewlupas represent
ed in cut. Horses
branded on left shoul
der with isame brand
as cattle. Kunife, from
oohooa to Afe.vf
Plain.
P. o. addreaa, Prine
ville, or.
Spanish Merino Rams.
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I have for sale 400 SPANISH
MERINO RAMS, one-half.of which
are thoroughbreds, the remainder
high grades.
Parties winking good sheep are in
vited to call at my ranch on McKay
Creek, eight miles from Prineville,
and exam ine my flock.
Terms and prices reason
able. gX&Corx:spondtnee u ilh theepmen folic
ited. B. f . jfri.uts,
riHNKVII.l.K, OnsooN.
Tl N S TO R E
PRIXEVILLE, - - OREGON.
STOVES and RANGES, EASTERN-MADE
STOVES A SPEC
IALTY; TINWARE, HARD
WARE, HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS, GALVANIZED IRON
WARE, ZINC and COPPER
LEAD and IRON PIPE.
MANl'FACTCnKKS OF
All kinds of Tin Ware
&"RepairIngbroken stoves
' ana aamsgeu mi wuio u
specialty.
! All orders promptly filled.
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AGENTS FOR
i Prescot & Furber's
WOOD PUMPS.
War Has Been Declared!
6. rOGEfS,
THE
Pioneer HIDE and FUR Dealer,
Will pay the hlRhe.t price for all of your
HIDES, PELH A'D KUKS.
Cash oiif.y (With f of the tame.
fT" C. nOOERS.
Main Street. Prlnevlile, Or., at White Salmon
Nursery, uorth aide of ichoco.
Prineville, - -
Oregon.
-DEALER IN-
Sowing Machines, Organs
and Pianos,
ALSO
Needles, Oil and Machine
Attachments.
Machines and organ? sold ou easy
monthly payments.
Correnpondence regarding machinei and
instruments solicited.
DEALER IN
All kinds of
BUILDING MATERIAL,
ALSO
FURNITURE
of every description.
SEASONED LUMBER of all kinds conttantly
on bund.
PORTABLE PICKET FENCE.
All lumber accounts will be col
lected monthly.
Lumber Yard, at Planer.
Shop, Corner op Third & B. Sts.,
Prineville, Oregon.
OCHOCO BREWERY,
MAIN STREET, PRINEVILLE,
ASA MILES, Proprietor."
BEST QUALITY OF BEER
BY THE QUART OR KEG.
BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Rattling Iker for family we a
specialty. ,
The beer is equal to any made
in the state.
Country orders solicited.
BALDWIN SHEEP & LAND Co.
Sl'CCKBHOim TO
VanJHouten Bros. & Co.
llnv Creek. Oreiruii.
:? Drueilvra and Importers
Spanish Merino Sheep.
For further particulars call on
BALDWIN SHEEP & LAND Co.,
Hay Creek, Oregon.
Spanish and French Merino
Ram3 for Sale.
The undt'Mlinioil liave fur mlo BOO head of
ttiDMUKlibred 8pnlh nd Krem'li Morliioraiun
whlell WW otlt'r on n.'iiuif ii-iuia.-1.1
- - ,.t ).. ll'l.'t V,i)l viirlntv.
I lit. rin m." . .........
Shei'iiim-ii wlahlnx t Improve their flock
nroliivUcdtocxiumeoursiK'cp. r..r. hiiiis.
J. liOT.
TKe BVYFJRS OCIDH U
IuomI Hcpt. and Mnli,
leachrrar. gjrSl paci
SHiiU'-M lueliM.wltuovcr
F3.BOO UluatraUona a
wbule Pletar Callerjr.
G1VB3 Vboleala Prliti
direct to eoMMmer ou all Rooda for
neTaomol or tamllf xu;e. TeUa botv to
order, and Rlvea exact cost of Tery
thtns you wt, ent, Orlnlt, wear, or
have fun with. These IN VALUABLE
KiviKDnintilii iufbrinatlon rlcaiifd
ti-rna the morUeta tf the woil.l. Vfii
y ill tafi' eopr u.m w T
'd&u upon receipt ot lOetu. to dt ftur
eipenae or mailtuR. It u Ueiur Crutu
jon, KeapoctfullT,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
t1 Jt a.'U Wabash Avouue, ttdctuso, LIU
PRINEVILLE
WAGON & BLACKSMITH SHOP,
Swalleys old stand,
C. L. SALMON Prop.
All kinds of WAGON WORK
and BLACK8MITIIIXG ilono by
experienced workmen.
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Horseshoeing a specialty.
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Old wagons and hacks and all
kinds of old iron taken in exchange
for work.
All iron work ddne by as good a
svrith as there ie in the country, at
reduced prices.
LoIJSJJnJ WOODS.
SclsOOjNIST,
MAIN STREET, PUINEVILLE, OREGON.
Keeps none but the
BEST BRcJJBS Of ClStlS,
BEER, WIErJYO lolQUOl.
CYrUSIOBloE BOUtEO
WJ-IISKEY.
Commodious game and
club rooms.
A FINE BlbblA-RD TA-BloE
IN EXCELLENT REPAIR.
Mixed, fancy and plain drinks
served by an experienced bartender.
Orders for large quantites of liquor
filled with the REST STOCK.
A liberal patronage solicited.
1TTfT Can live nt home, nnd make more
III money nt work for in thsn l anything
III ele In the world. Capital uotneoded.
Ill You are started free. Roth ex(!: all
111 HKC. Any one ran do the work.
V J Lame earning Mire from flrkt tart.
CoKtly outfit and term. free. Conti
nothing to nend u your addresi. If youarewlae
you will do toatouce. II. IIai.i.ktt & Co.,
Portland, Maine.
Send foi
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PARKER BEOS., Makers,
'Show-rooms: 97 Chambers St., Mew York.
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Uren &
MASONIC BUILDING,
Tho Pionesrs of
-DEALERS IN-
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
DRY GOODS fJD GROCERIES,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS ?DSH
JHAFDWARE & f ARM IMPloEME
-AGENTS
MITCHELL WAGON.
i-k. m tm m
BLACKSMITH Vs
Opposite Brick Store, I'ltlNKVILLE, OREGO .'
HORSESHOEING and CENERAL JODDINC a specialty, i
All work warranted to bo ., V
FIRST-CLASS in every respect. j
Special attention given all kinds of repairing. f
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TINWARE,
U JN W fc Y . :
M. TIEISLEU ln removed from Dufur to Prineville with ft com
plete stock of
And numerous other articles for household use,
All of which are sold cheaper than ever before offered in this plat.
f)CrFine display of goods on 5 and 10 cent tablet.
In CAREY'S BUILDING,
VEJM N EI&TEJVIf loETOJvi;-
DRUGGISTS, '
JIain Street,
Dealers in-
Drugs, Patent McdkinoBcPerfuiusryf-Jwctry, Notioni,
and everything kept in a first-class drug Mow.
Physician's Prescriptions a Specialty.
The patronage of the public respectfully solicited.
H OWARp&ls DWIN,"
DEALERS IN
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
STANDARD PATENT MEDICINES .
PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISH
DYE STUFFS AND SOAPS
TOILET ARTICLES AND PERFUMERY
HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES
BIRD SEED AND CAGES ;
A GENERAL VARIETY OK
Druggist's Sundries, Stationery, Books, Cigars, Tobacco and Pure Winct
and Liquors for Medical Use. ,
East Side ok Main Street. Prineville, Oregon.
ISTEWART,
-DEALERS in-
OENERAL MERCHANDISE.
sole agents for
Brownsville Woolen Goods
A LBO ,
Schuttler Wagons,
Crook Bunnies
Country produce
woods.
VzTTItUVKfiV.: Afr"
A. BUNNELL,
-DEALER IN-
STOVES AND TINWARE
i i !fx n . m r..iA a 1 I
rorce ana liti rumps,
Agents for D. M. Osborne & Co's.
.tf .. l .
narveeiers ana 1110 reKin now.
i A t un Afipvro vnn Tire
"HALLADAY" &pugOTegd WINDMIdUS,;
Tho best and most reliable mill made, in all kinds of winds. '
PLACE OF BUSINESS Oponite Union' (Jhirn-h in Maling's Building
Childs,
PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
LOW PRICES.
FOH THE-
mm a fl Jim -
M M M
GLASSWARE!
PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
Ppineville, Orison-
PALMER & Co.
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and Moline Plows.
taken in exchange fori j
bTEWART, Palmer & vo.
JtTnirg&'.U -3.'' , L"j Jkl JtL. JAVA 'i
nows, buitivaiors, tic.
Mowers, Renpera and Self-Bindinw
.l1ITff"kt ' 1
mot;
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