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.4 , c7- 1.7 ' T' "' mi- - 7 OC1I0CO REVIEW. . -, - .NOVEMBER 5, 1(587. ' iii i JtJtfjCXruiCXTS. W Tuesday t! Xoxt Tuesday tho mwle of Ore - ... , ., , con will decide on three amend - . , . . ... .. inenis to mo mate iniisuuiutiii, namely : To prohibit the manu facture, sale or giving away or keeping for sale any spirituous, ....... ,. , . or other intoxicating liquors what- ... . . cvfr, except for medicinal or seieiv 4Gt. nn.iiiiQ f t,tivnK)tft tll Cll. ....v, j,....., .u .,b.... ..... .... nnes of state ouieors, and to change the time of holding the general v, . election. " . . , ., , chanire the oranniu laws ot the state the people should he convinc- fciVlitat-tluJ lawsSAs-c r.otii the hi.. tfnst of the ninopeg, an that the - hAiViTiiu 4.1 t rt iH ) art ilniiri'i nlkki) v u.Mifevn w ui.viv wii viwun"v , .ii., ;n ra:-r 10 (Hiriaitoe tiiuuest iiiwresis of people at largo ; if this is not : , ii ,i j ohrtivti ull ami m a ii.on will fin- . , , lerimiie mat me law is us it. buouiu I the ticket is the name of a presi- ., ... . . . j dential candidate. The change The evil of the intemperate use1 , " .... , . ., .. would every four years save thous- of intoxicants is one of the great ...... , evils that befalls . the present gen - eration, Jience the pro I .... j amendment is the one which at tracts most attention from the peo ple. Hut will it effect the reform that is sought? Will it prohibit the use of intoxicants? Is it a just law? These are questions each voter should carefully weiirh before ' v.. 11. Vi.. i ua tiiot 11 nnfr. nrnhihf too 1iua nlu'nva a snort. ..,i...i x" ..Lli ".. u a..u liC..,l,tl-u i F''c - In Iowa and Kansas prohibitory 1 ; e j j x jaws are in lorce, arm uoes is pre- . ,1 c l ' IZL, 1 7t? K G0K!'"ith' Il0D- J Si",on.' Z Lnl r Zl TUe t "'Irn- E-X JeffrCy' Ex-Mayr ?- It ""I Tl 0.1; i Wasa. Hon- G- "im. o 1 " revenue report ot the united Mates for the last year : Iowa Upon distilled spirits, $2, - . ;. 138.G5G 28; upon fermented liquors, fl9Ot.C98 52;.penalUes,10,517 01;uart .nd manv other8 r) uiHKi tobacco, $202,409 81; total 7 2.54C.2S1 2. : ! Kansas Upon distilled liquors $94,974 52 ; fermented liquors, 21,- 097 62; penalties, 622 93; uPn tobacco, if 87,450 30; total, $204. ' Air j o . i Those are figures, not campaign lies. They are plain, cold facts-! 1.0 meory or senument 01 ruinea nomes ana oeggarea orpnansauout them. Let the voter calmly con sider these figures before voting, and'tell, if he can, why in the pro- hibition state of Iowa $2,334,354 80 - , . . were collected upon spirituous and I , A...i s -.-. un : ! fermented liquors if prohibition is a success. We say that prohibition is mor ally wrong; that it is an attempt ' on the part of the state to dictate to the citizen what he 6hall or shall i not 'drink. The wisest u. i.io- .lauui. .iavn u.ivajouuiiiuc. 71 tU I.,,i;.-w1nl 'ua M ;t CU the lntllMaual rights Ot the Clt- :. n no. ,..k.J""ulJUU"suou iiuiuciuuo euiuiuu- izen' sacred, and in all.cases where j their exercises do not infringe upon ; , , , , , the rights of others, or are not det-! 6 , . . '. . . nmental to tho best interests ot the j com.numty, they should not be, U1U-' U 'JU U1C IJT , . Review has been outspoken in de amendment uuls not conceed this: ..... . .. ... iltil4. J.I Bt 7i ,IUU PliilC DilU.il CA ercisc a guardian care over the pn J vate acts of an individual, whether such' nets 'infringe with the rights of others or not. If one drinks and yet supports his family, does not disturb the peace of the eommuni- a... :eiL 1 1 . i 1 . iy, u it, miuiu pieuuIU W mm mm docs not prevent the enjoyment of his neighbor, it is nobody's busi - ness. When, by the excessive use of intoxicants, he infririo-H tinon . ' ... . : I.IU ll.JLE) ma HCIgllUUID, ti..u ; are already Jaws, it entorced, to protect the community and govern the acts of the individual. Tho common inebriate or his friends can claim the protection of the law, and the violator may be severely nnnished. Prohibition is a stet) toward despotism, and in conse- quence is morally wrong in a free Thr, ' Amendment reirnrdinff the ! salaries of the state officials is also j an infringement on the rights of j ?ntUvt.iutt!fl. in an rvt'j .-l; a? it t.-ikes 11 power out or toe liu.iuo m masses and places it in the hands of the few, ami it is a change that r j would wuise too much annoyance j to our law linkers, ami bo Ji pnvi - lee liable to lehscir bMheni. We lve already enough to nttract! i t wi iiikr.ttiit ir lArvio lit.rd IV I ' 1 1 ' ' ' 1 litxinj tnt'ir uino wiui painu on , ,, .? , ,. ' snllaries allowed tha diiloreut state ; oflicere. This amendment ia so ! unnecessary, and if passed, would vest bo great powers in the legisla ture that we beliovo it is already condemned by the voters and wi.l ; , . , i 1)1! (leieilteil. tho time !.,,. ,; f ! ; w . j --y.-j ..)' t'e amendment should not be supported. The confounding local and national politics is not so , dangerous as many arcrne. The Aineriean peophi do, not yiehj to the party l.ish as they tliil in the days of our forefathers -they vote . . , 'tor men, not party and the intel- ' . - - ligent voter wiil not hesitate to 'itii. . a I ... . l aiiiiu n lAiiii ni'u.iiLi iu iiii eminence, even if at the head of ; f .i.,ii t.,,, uouQ vi iiutitiio iu Liiv rio.. , aim o u ; ... ; ...in iiutfiuij'' icu'juiiui-iiu .ia uuviji- OPPOSED TO PROHIBITION. Probably there is no better index ; of the popularity or real merit of any question of public interest than uie sentiment, expressed ev Me , ... ! ...... ' iieauing minus anu i.usmcss men :0f a coinniunity. The Oroniaji !... ' intcrvicwca numerous promi- ;nent men of Portland, including iJud M p D d j , E D. ! 0 J n S(lflftn..,. v ..,. j K' . Knllv ; cnau.11. i-iouu, lion, iiiirscn, ; Donnld MaceaV) R. B. Knapp j IIon L. L. jic Arthur,1 Mayor John , Gat18 Ex.Gov. John Whiteaker, IIon. C. W. Roby, Hon. It. P. Ear- hart, and many others regarding 1 their opinion of prohibition, and : finds them all- opposed to the amendment, on the grounds of its expedience, ineflicacy and in- justice. If prohibition is right, is just, is expedient. i3 effectual, why do these Inen) who8fl judgment and morag are beyond qucstiol)) oppose it? Th qaestion answer8 itstif. Accompanying this issue is a supplement giving the anti-pro- hihitmn Rirlp nf tliA crrpnf. mipfifirin ' I T "7; f -"jure me ones ne ioiiows ouring me, that is agitating the minds of the and jf hev aro eood there is little , . f , , , I ana 11 int" ar0 lnero Ia ilW10 voters of Oregon. We would ask . fear that he will disobey the laws that every voter, before casting his 0f the government under which he ballot, read the matter in the sup- iive8) and that the strong arm of plement carefully, and thereby gain the law will never be forced to all the information possible on the reach out and reprove him for mis subject under consideration. Dur-I deeds. ins the camnaisrri the Review save the dis-, ( WJC l.OU Ul 1L3 CU1UU1IIB iur f .. Cllsfcl0n 01 tne prOllllJltlon qutfilion, ; i ....ii:..i...i I ideations favoring its adoption, but ,., , , , , . the editor has long believed that ... . , t-i-.- . constitutional prohibition was not ticabl0f wa8 not rigU) an( houl(J nofc adoptedf hQnce tho inouncinH. thought we nave en- J(iyQjG(j to place the question be fore our leaders in a true light, making only such statements as we could substantiate, and endeav oring to treat the subject fairly and j right. Of the general result we have little doubt. That prohibi- ; tjon wiu bJ d(jf(Sated w0 ar(! almogt J The peope of Oregon, we l,. are n()t fead tf) concedc j t)a(. t, are in blo of dt,ter. . . . . ... mining what they shall eat or dj.jjjJ The president has appointed W. W. Dougherty, of Missouri, Indian agent for Warm Springs agency, in this county, to succeed Jason Wheelerresigned. What thoqual- Motions of Mr. Dougherty are we do not know but U does 8eern lhat 1 an Oregon man could have Been I found who was fitted for the ,uu,,u w ,lu n an u, V"3' m and ,,e Placo was certainly a resident of the state ; besides 1 a man from a state so tar east as couri is not liable! to be well 'posted on Indian affairs. CO-01'JilU TIOX NKCMSA R Y. An impoi taut event is about to oo- 1 (.ur in Prineville tho opening of a ! anuloil school, which, it ia to ho l,mfS, will, as an institution 'of t ! 1 . I ll . . 1. . I - 1 . . 1 ' f ,...", 1 l u,u those interested. tnt to niiiko it a success many things are necessary. .Not only is the employing of com petent teachers and a wise supervi sion of tho directors necessary, the co-operation of every patron of tho school is lndisncnsiblc, 1 , ,. , . ! ho hnvn tlui pnrrvj nf tmioluir u e believe tho corps of teachers is as good as can be found in the state, t...i 1.. ..'..11.. .1.. , . c,..a upu, ....... ., im,.s ithout the support of the parents ofiof tho children who attend th school they can do comparnti nothing.., Punctual attendance ...... - tu. I- ,, .1. .,., 1. (.,. ... vug vi imv luoii bii.ia .uauii.liJ i. i essary, and this is a matter over which the teachers have little con trol. A pupil who is allowed t re main out of school on the slightest preteuso cannot ho a good student, and his advancement must be nec essarily slow. Good government is also most essential, and this, too, does not wholcly rest with the teacher. Children who recognize no authority of their parents to cor rect them for their misdeeds at hnmo will nnfnrallv he refrnetorv in nome win naiurauy ul rt iracion in school, and will merit ami receive punishment. When they are pun ished by the teacher it is too often the case that parents will allow i .1 . : r ..i 1 , ittfituo rritmi., ttwtty i.w.u mm...., ; or denounce the teacher's actions. It instills Jnt0 the nind of the chilJ ft bdk,f that ho is to recognizo no higher authority than his own will, that . . . . . . . . me rules 01 scnooi are nor, to i:e obeyed when they conflict with his privileges, and he is apt to carry I idea hrough life. If he rec- ognizes no outhority of the teacher to control his actions, in after life he Will recognize no authority Of' He nm the fnllinvinir wlliii!.ti Ui pnive I his eoutliiunim ruahleiiee iimiii, anil eultlviiiinii the State tO enact JaWS tO gOVCril t. mid Inmi. vis: liru.lley K.lmun.on, K. HhI , , . , . j luy, Itohert K. Heed, of Mlleuull, Or., rey 11. or control Inn, and m consequence invi, oi irineviiie, or. . , , , , , ! IMI r. A. McDonald, Krglnter. will become a law breaker and ! j i.-Li. - i t-i r...t, I protmuiy a crituinai. inis iitiutr the parent to a great extent cafi avert. IftheDarent finds no fault If the parent finds no fault ' . . . ' . . . ; with the rules of the school, and i impresses upon the mind of the pupil that they were made to gov: ern his actions and must be obeyed there is little doubt but the pupil will take it for granted that they must, and will be an obedient pupil and grow into a law-abiding citizen. The principles formed by the youth while attending school .l. t . e.n . i r If every patron of the school will onrlpnvnr in mnkn f.hn srOinnl n nc- ' C08S lt 13 sur0 to be, but UflleKS the . ..." teachers and directors are support- ed by tho patr0n8 little good may , be expected. To one and all we WOUld Say, when School opens Bend . your children promptly, and im press upon their minds . that what ever laws are adopted for their gov ernment must be obeyed, that they are under the control of the teach ers, and must submit to being con troled. We might have supported the prohibition amendment, but we were not so heartless as to deprive some of our staunch prohibition friends of their accustomed resorts, the saloons. E. R. CAREY main stueet, Piuneviixe, - - - - Oregon, dealein All kinds of Choicest Meats, Fresh and Salt Fish, Vegetables and Fruit, . Butter and Egg's. Farm Produce Sold on commission, or bought at Highest Market Price. NOTicH to s:aTi.i:us. mil fir "i i l" 10 ,,Hll.,,n ,'n""t' 1 I,. . nn . f this n.uuty. n.l Him) H full n Olllco. , NOT I ( 'N 'I' I M H K It " V l-T t' H U . UNU OKMO AT TllR lUl.l.ltM, On. OPtnltor 'i, 17. rmnplnlnt Imvlnir hiin entrrod t llila olllco liv WllllHin J. M'hml.lt nniilti!.! tt.P. .Il!im fiir fHiliiw to iv.niply Willi Uw In tlinlicr eulturv .miry No. t:. .UUhI 0.t..lr, lwy'.Mp; Suction is, Toh'iikIiII" H IUiikii 'Jl K In Crunk Cftiniiv, orwoii, Willi vlmv to tin' cnnci-llnl on ol .'Mill tMitrv; conli't.tnnl nlicijiiitf UmUHi.l John hou ilurliiK ilit vfr nftorimtry mul ta.-h kiiIi iiii.iut yciir thoroiroin hm (hIHmI Id liro.ik or to he l.roki'ii or iMilllv.it.Ml fini'ros ultlii; tni oluliiH'.l mul full still i-xiMs. Tho mid f V'Mll'K ttIV lllTI'liy lOIIIUMIMH-n HI lli.r 111 una oiui't' on uie .jo nv in i'i i . iiii.i i. ...... ... . n'vlm'lt ii M to r.i..Hml kiiiI furnish tttatlinoiiy I'om'i'riiliiK sulil iillnuoil fiilluro. Tlu I'.nuily Cli-rk ot Crunk County, ori'tfnn, iatitlinrliil In tnko testimony In thU t'u.., lit Ci'lnevillo. Ure Kon, on M.iinlity, Uooemucr lit, ln.,7, ut jtioVlnek f u. V. A. McDoDAi.n, 2i . lii'Hl.-ler. NOTICE r'UU Vl'IlI.U'ATICN, !.N0 OKFI.'K AT'l'IIR 1AI.I.K, OH. L'l"'".'Viei It licirabv ulvpn tlmt tli InlUtw Idk- 'U .,i tutihw- int. h'ed nnilci. of her Intention l ''C l'r,,"f I1 uii.irt of lior cliiiui. mul . . .1 ; "H .11 uii uiu.o- I..-1. ,i. ,i,v - " j ";ii rk t . rook Co.. or., ut I'rniovHIii,' Or., on I4..'iwr t., !?, KIT A A N IKI1.-N. II WM for the JfW of See H I n 1 S nl H H. Ulic i-fl'.ne Hie tollowiiiK wtlnei..sii(i to rovo her roiittiiiiuiii. nl lence hhi. ttu.l enitix niiuit of. Milil lmiil, vi: II. t1. I'rliinle, .liihn Hriun nier, Henry Kelly, W. C. riniiiiiiur, tif I'rliie ville. Or, iW Ai i V. A. JlclKiNAI.I), lieirUter. KOT1CK FOll M'ni.lt'ATION. Land Omrii at'Hik I.m.i.k-. Ok. iieliilier 7, l-v-7. Notice Ik liereliv given that Hie lulloivlnu iiKineil nettler !. it led notleeof lil..iiieiitioiilo niiiktt Until proof Iu f.iiiHirt of hi I'lnlm, ttiul tliHlalil proof w ill lie ininle before County Jti.luo Crunk County ut I'rlneville.or., on Nnvemher u. i,. vu: Hii.f.iAM ji. 11 tin '4. inr the K'j of y.K' , See ia I p u S of It l"i K mul .- ' ., of N W'4 Ullil MV'.4 of SV'4 Sev IS I i U K, K In fc. lie iiuinu.. the follow! in: wltne.eif to pt-ovtt lit eoiitiuiiniia rililenee iiiinti. uml eiillh utlon 1 "' lslM'i v'a: t:- A. Vanlluut nt liny 4Teek, or., siiwir smart, cniimru Mii'iifr...u. K. (i. Holler, uf Cro..h Kty. O. jxai K. A. Mi IiuNAI.I,ltei!lter. NOTICK Kdli ITHUCATION. Land OFrrci at I.akkvikw, On. Nin emluT II, ls.7. Notice Is liereliv ulven tlntt the fnllowiiiii nnineil M'ttler Iih. Hleil nutlevnf hUinli'iitloi. to 'omtuiite anil ttuike film) nroof to hiuniort of hln I'iHilll, Ml.ll tllHt ai(l proof Will lit llll.il lore i omiiv . ierk or . rook Cniimv, m 1 ruie vllle, Or. oil KhviiiImt lw. 17, vl: .I.HIK llt.W A I: It. Hil7Hii, for . K of NW'4 . K' of NK':, and NK'of sfc'4 SfcT lSf II II U. He imuies the foliowtiiK witne..aei to provw hU cotiliniiotirt r'.'liletiee tiinn, Mini niitiva llon of, nhIiI IhihI, via: John iceiimre, Jn. It. lleuliniii, Mark L. Soinly, K. liuUiuun, ol llond, Crook Co., or. 1 A. V. S.N'ELLINO, HegUtor. NOTICK VOlt ITHUCATION. La M offick at Tiik DM.i.t, Ok. September 'J. 1SJ-7 Notice In liereliv t'lvon thai the fullnu ln- nmiieu seiner nu men lmiiec ot his inicittt. n to hiHke final proof In htii'iiortof hlneliiiin, ami thitt naiil tir.Hif will tie luttile befiirt. ttie Jinleu oi irnoK t on my, nr.. at rrinevnie, (iri'iicm, mi 1 Nnveliilier 1. Ins7, vlx: CAI.KH WOOllAA It I), i 11,1 U.u f,tr tl,.. Ul.'l.: i..,. d I i. M t.l ... -II I.' IV t NOTICK FOll PUBLICATION. m "TVsiTai'D Owiri ATTilr. !aiU.k, Ok. Kepienihur .at, lss7. -4A.il 1. ....K. . I ...... . 1... . .1 i l named m iller h Hied n.li enf her Intention to ...it. ..... I ........ .., I cniiiiniite rii.I make flinil proof In n oorliif her cihiiu, mi.iiiit..nipr.,i wiiiikhiih 1 liedire Oo Clerk Crouk Couiily, Or., at frlnevllle. Dr., on iv.noer T4, .wv( vm: JuaiA A. tuitlKK (formerlv iloyiitnn), 1 1 I 2-4h, lor the -h'i of HW'fi f NW'uul SW! of KK4 Sue i T p lb S ol It Ki. - rihe names the follow-In j? wltneKKeM tn prove her cotitliiuoiiM reildeiiee upon, anil cultivating of, khIiI IkiiiI, viz: Uiinc Allen, John t . Faulkner, Jii.-e.li Lister, UiikIi J. I.l.ter, of i'ai.llua, Or. 17-rJ r'. A. Mi Dunai.ij, K..(Utcr. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Tub Dai.i.fh, Or. September 'II, s7. Notice U herehy plven that the fnllowiiiK numeil settler ha filed notice ol bin Intention to make final proof In upKirt of liU rlnlin, ami tln.t naid proof will be made before the Comity Clerk of Crook Co., Or., at I'rliievllle, Or., ou November .1, ls7, viz: S. K. I)ASS, I H.'iiW, (or the w'i of SW'4 Sue n and jVi of NWL Sec Tp VI .-j of It in K. He nainei) the following wltniwe tn prove Inn voiitliiiiouii ri;.-iili:m-e upon, ami cultivation of, raid laud, vlx: Jinuea Klti lilnv, (jrnrxe rage, J. Jtumes, John btnrii, of I'rliievllle, Or. F. A. JIuUoNAi.n, 16-21 Keifhter. notice ran runLicATio.v. Land Offk k at Tint I.m.i.f;, Or, September III, 1hh7. Notlee la hereby plven that the fullowliik named netller ha.. Hied notlee of lib Intention to make finnl proof In Mtiooort of h in rlHlm. and that ald proof will be niailo before the t lerkofCrookConnty,l)r.,atfriiievlllc, Or .on November 7. l-7. viz: UOIIKKI'M WAl.KHit and that ald proof will be inaila before the i h 6.h for ti.e ki4 ..7 w ..-c -u and Nr'Tni e!l.TP m V of'a k." k u"d MV''; ' bV)i He hHinerf the following wittiPHMp tn nrnvn Jim i:ooiiiiuou reniuioo'e upon ami em 1 1 Vlllloll of Mild land, viz: Jamen 1'. 1'rovlnce, William Province, Sl'las J. Coiidit, Ira Dm lies,' of Urea- cent, or, F. A. McDiinald, 1V20 Heijldter. Speeinl nntlee In Klvon S. W. Wure. woo mmle I "i .WW) for the above de.erlbed tract, to appear i ai nine auu imcu auove uameu to proieet nil Reward for Lost Morse. A brown horae with Htnr In forehead, 8Mlp, kea, in arioni i.',1 numiit ruun,- nraniieil 74 iiiugcted on loll xiioniner, n with nail. circle over It on left atllle anil 7H eonnccli'il on right . tl Hi. 15 reward will be paid for liiforinaiiun leadlim tn the dlncovery of Mild homo, or till t i any one rlt'liverltnt him at lliimllton A Colim ttabltt Ju frli.eville or to uie at l'aulliia. iu T. U. UllANNAN. ELECTRIC SALOON, OPI'OHITE UVEHY STAIII.E, 1'ltINEVILIX FRED GOULET, Prop. The attractions of tho house are the IEW BIlolsbARD AJD ' 1 5-BALL pOOb TVBbES AND THE . New Stock of f UFE WljES, BEER AND LIQUORS. JUST fE6EIVED. Heat stock of CIGARS ever in I'rlnevlllo. 'Ortlewfor Uqnnn in large, qua,nii lica filled with a Nu. 1 article. TRUTH IS A STRANGER BUT jA'SSOITJVIETE) bOWflieES -OF 'ILL STOCK Is a Truth the Public Must and C;m Know by calling at it. i ii - i) llaliii t ncos MONEY J tn tic made, Cut thin nut am) 1 return to .in, and w will .end vmi free, nonietliifiir of vreat value and Importance to you, that willMart you In bURinem whleli will britiK yuii In nmre imiii ey rlKbt away than anythliiK el.e In thin world. Any one can do the work and live at home. Kltlier vx : all ae. Hometlilnt new, that Jut enliiN money for all workera. We will tart yo.t; capita! not needed. 'I lib, Im one of tlie Keniilne, important chance of lifetime. 'I Im.e w,ho are ainbltl'ins and entcrrlliin will not delay. Urand outfit free. Ailureaa 1 Ht'i A Co., Aiiitii.ttt, Maine. TIMHKK LAND, ACT JI'NK , IW. KO 1 ICE Koll I'l'llldCAIIilN. United Htatca Laud Olllce, The Pallea, Or. October I. ue.7 Notice In li'Tcby olvon tbat In cmiipllancn with the provihtoiiM of an act of t.'oni;re..M of June 1S71. entitled "an act lor the ..aleof tlinber lainU In the State,, of t'nlifornla. t)rei;nn, Nevada and Vva-lilnirlon I erritory," l'K I Kit ZK1.I.. ol I lie Hi-nil, ( jinntv of Criinli, Hinte nf Ori-Kmi, liaa mi. nay n:eil in tnii nineu nirt nworn Htiiti.incnt No. IU, for the piirdia e of the N'j ol NK'4 of Mi'i'7, In Town.lilpNn h i. Itanxe IK. and will oiler proof to aIiow Hull ih. Uinl .o iitlit la more vaniaioe tor tinnier nr Hione tnnti lor airrieult n ral purfioHeii, and to c.tah!l"h bin ciaini tohald land before the Keirtnler and Itecelver of thla otllce at The Iiallu, Or. on Kutiiribty, l.eceinber 17, x7. lie inline, an wltncxi.en: Joel Allen, I). Hubbard, John HUentore, Win. Stnata, of '1 he llond, Or. Any pcrNorm clnlmltiR adverfely to theabove doM'rfhed landi are reqiictud to rHt, their elulnia lit tlil olllce ou or before huld ITU. day uf lie tl'lnher, lhM7. IK tl F. A. McOonaui, Hctilhtor. NOTICK. Thin certl Men that .1. W. Ilrown, nf I'rlnovllle, Crook County, Oreiron, ha the Mile and exelu alve power and aulhorfly to take poKKe.ton of any anil all of niy band of hor.criiu Ka.lorn Or exon, raid liomea being hrnnded Ii7, Wilue.a my hand llii.iliii day uf Sept., IW. W'M. Olitl) In presence of J. it. Drlxon. 1H Strhyed. From my place about two yearn airo bnck- nam cnioreu nurne, with black inane tall, about lri bandit hlKh, broke to work and ride, la branded 0 with ntralKht liar connected at bot tom. A reward ot to will be given lor Informa tion of hla whereabout. 17 Addre.n Win. 1IOOAN, Hardin, Crook Co. Or, COME AND BUTTLE. All pernnna knowing themaelvea Indebted tn the unilernltfncd are ro'iue.-itcd to cull and nettle at nmia and M.ve eontH. T!ila Ih emiihiitlcallv the taut call. Conta will lie added If accoiinla are not nettled tniinedlately. 18 1. 1. Ketchuui. MILLINERY STOltE, MAIN STREET, I'BIMEVILLE, OON., JVIiS. D. CliyMK, puoritiBTiticHs. A full and complcto stock of Latent ttyks and mnt fathicmahte pallernt OF LAW US' FALL and WrXTEfl HATS, AUTFIVIA L FLO WliRS, FLUMES, JimnONS . ANDTHIMMINUU. The entire slock is new and was purchased especially for the trade of Prinevillo und vicinity. TO FICTION! THE OUR- OF GOODS MINOR LEWIS, Barber, T0XS0JUA L PAULO liS, HKCONO IM.OB NOKTII 0 UKAT MAMKKT, AND HltST HOOK SOI'TIl OK WOOHA' SALOON, PRIXEVILLE, OUEG0N, Sharing, Shampooing and Jfair Cutting done by firnt-chm workmen. Cwttomrrt terred in any part of toitn. Hot and cold baths at all houn. Brick Saddle Store, MAIN STHF.KT, l'KINEVILLK, ORF.0QW. Wm. Jvl. SJHELLABjArQEr, fuor. MANUFACTUUEH OP Flrst-Cla88 STOCK SADDLES of every description. AND DEALER IN , EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO THE TIIADE. Low-Down Prices, and, all Wwh Warranted. in1 r 4 r11 ''
