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41 ' ' ' . it J 4 t-t t Superintendent McElroy " hai been elected as cominafidur of the Grand Army .of tdc Republic for Ije department 'of Oregon. - Mr. Oakes, president , of the Northern Pacific railroad, eavg the , company will expend "'16,000,000 la lacoma within four years. A French scientist says that -Adam was 123 feet high, and that bonny Eve came to his shoulder. No wonder that the fall of the.e historic persons ' has resounded flown the ages, and that the conse queaces were so serious.' The greatest-depths of the ocean of which sounding has been taken 'ia off the coast of Japan, The Water at that point is five miles deep, and on the bottom, even at that enormous depth, trac s of ai;i tnal life have been found. Elderly Spinster (in upper berth of sleeping car, peering over) Ex cuse me, sir. Man in lower berth Certainly, tnadam. What can I do for you? JUderly Spinster I was looking to see if there was a man under my iedv That was ail. iV. Y. Sun Wibble Who is that young lady across the street? Wabble I don't know. Why? . Wibble Just notice what haughty air "she has. I'd like to know just for curiosity whether she is an heiress or a hired girl. Terre Haute Express- Nothing remains of the once fa roous English settlement of James town, Va., begun in 1607, save the ... ruins of the church tower, and this is crumbling year by year. Tree roots have cracked the monumen tal slabs in the churchyard, and thua one of the few localities recall- lng the first years of American History is slowly losing its distinc tiw features. "Sir," said a suitor, "I wish to make your daughter my wife trill make a model husband " "Why, you haveu't a dollar in the world." "I know it ; but she is "the idol of my lite." ; - v "Yes, and you would be the idle of mine. I don't want you in the family." ' - It is claimed that $5 worth of dogs have killed $10,000 worth of beep in Michigan the past year. This would be an appropriate time for some member with a favorite canine animal which he desires to protect from the wrath of his' neighbor who has been made nerv ous and excitable from lack of leep to propose a bill in the legis lature of that state to "make dogs property." "Why, Mrs. Smashleigh," said a Chicago lady to a caller, "I haven't seen you for over a week. Have you been quite well?" "Quite well ; thank you." "Are you still keeping house?" "Oh, no ; I am a widow now." "A widow 1" "Yes, I didn't like my last hus band, so I discharged him." While many people here agree and some disagree with Governor Pennoyer in the matter of his sev eral vetws and the removal of the railroad eonaniissoners, everybody credits him with sincerity and praise his pluck. We all feel that . we were fortunate to have hi3 favor in this College matter. He stood by us manfully. And that covers ft multitude of vetoes. Benton Jeader. Sheep TfoteS. (Rural Suirit.) - In 1812 wool bold for '12 23 per pound. It is est 'mi ted that Montana's 1888 wool crop brought 11,600, 000. . Sheep should never gnaw the bottom of the salt-Lox. Salt ai;d water are half the wintering. Are you giving the needed care and attention to your breeding ewes at this most important season? . feheep that have plenty of exer cise will grow a longer staple of wool tnan they would if kept close- lj confined. ' ' The demand for good mutton is steadily increasing; and- what is more, Americans are fast coming to know what good mutton is, and to demandbnly what rs good. The product'on of lambs for market in auynf the more thick ly settled sections of the country, :f conducted with intelligence, cannot fail to be profitable. The Bill Mas Paid. (Texas Siltinga.) "I'll see about it," he sard, as he handed the bill back to the col lector. "It's only $5, and " 'I'll see about it, I told you !" - "And we need money. It would be a great favor." "Didn't I say I would call?" "Yes; but when?" "Look here 1" said the debtor, as he rose up, "do you mean to insuit me?" "No, sir. I mean to go down to"1 the papers and get them to put in a notice that you will soon d- part for JUirope. Good day sir !" "Here ! come back !" Here's your money I Do you suppose I want oOO collectors making a rush on my office? Please receipt bill. Sorry I kept you waiting for it" Important to Our Readers, : - u a ;A $1 Taper, S00 Pages, 1500 ITlustratioss, 3CC0 Columns ALMOST CfVEN AWAY. Ming la liui age f Ckp Littratnrt cr ia any l!ur age ks equalled tic follosbj EXTRAORDIIAKY OFFER. To every person who (within 60 days from the date of this paper) will subscribe for OCHOCO REVIEW. 'Ur.m a YAFR ti Jvl'Z ri!nption price a,a $1 .,Witi,Ba! wr shall send - - - - ,.. -.,,vui i'ii uiu ai.-ioior one year a copy weekly ot i THE CELEBRATED ILLUSTRATED HUMOROUS PAPER . , .,, -r-" Mi.ijw-i user a year. j.t is a io-pago paper, pro- ! fosely illustrated by ihe leading artiste atd cai icaturists of Ihodav. In tli matter ""B""' iiuuiui , . j-i ..uuieugeu to iiauu nt me jjeua ot tue illustrated pre-ig of the country, and has been well named "ilie Witty Wuu:Vr of the World." It ig published iu Now York and has a National reputation. . Tha merits of SlFflN'GS arc so well known that do not doem it necessary to refer to them further. Both new subscribers and tliose who renew their Bubscriptious wUl have the privilege of this oiler. - ItEMEMBEU th&t TEXAS-" SIFTIXGS is offered at thH prico only to those who snbscribo withm the next GO davs. Nobuch offi-r s this bus ever been made. Wn offer the two papers for less tliaa 1 ho pripe .f TEXAS SIFTiXGS. No one but our subscribers ctin git SiFIISblS fcr less tLan $1 a year. - '. P1 K8,lhr rr!ce Ot that paper ia now, and viU continue to be, ft a year, but the publishers, bem.e; desirone of adding to their list of subscribers in this section, havemade a ipecial a'id extraorJicary reduction to us for a limited period. The amount for both papers should be fent direct to U3 by P. 0. Order, Postal Note, or oilier ise, and woUull order the pubhshera to mail S1F1IXGS from New Xork to you for one year. Call, or writo to this office, and you will get a Bamplo copy of SIFTIXGS. -fi"lMimjent subscriber to the REVIEW who pay up all arrearage will l furmshed Hie REVftW and SIFTINGS one year for $3.50. This of fer holds gol only until May 1st. 'V- v.:'. .- -,!: - The Chinese are the greatest egg eaters in the world, according to the Ney York Ledger. They raise more poultry than all the other nations of the earth taken together, and have a way of keeping eggs for forty years or more in sound con dition. The older the eggs the more valuable they are, and it is a triok of the Chinese grocer to ring in fresh eggs on his customers whenever he has a chance to cheat them in that way. It will cost something over a thousand dollars a day to pwy the expenses of the state of Oregou for wo years to come. This includes wagon roods and commissions, of ficers and legislatures, the various ins-titutions for insane, deaf, dumb, blind, orphans, convicts, reform school, colleges and hospitals was, and as the htate grows so grows the expense. . Gradually Of ?on i throwing off this grah of youth and striding abroad in fvill grown mannood, spending money correspond. Oregon U economi 0.1 enough in most respects. - Of flce holding is paid for with un limited honor and quite limited rash, though wars and means are dv:sed for accumulating a trifle by side issues. Oregonian He Hesitated no Longer. 'They had been gazing abstract edly into the glow of the coals for nearly two hours. She had been waiting two years for him to speak his mind. He was still en gaged, as he had been in screwing up his courage. At last she lifted her tired head and said: "George, do you know what Profi .Tiserand, of the Paris observaioryj savs? ' ; "No, what does he say?" in quired George eagerly. ' "He reports that Neptune has a satellite which is moving in direct contradiction of all other planets and that before many ages it will drive our whole system after it in to space." "Well?" murmured George. dazed by the intensity of the problem. "Well," she continued dreamily and sweetly, "it looks now as if I would take my wedding tour, about the time the earth begins to chase that satellite." He hesitated no longer. He Was Qualified. Young man, said a store-keeper to an applicant for employment, "hew are you on grammar?" ! "Pretty fair, sir." "Can you give me the principal parts of the verb 'to do'?" ' "Do-r-done," stammered the youth, somewhat confused. "That's. enough for all ordinary purposes," said the merchant. "First do, and then dun. Bear this sequence in mind when you'ie left in charge of the business and you'll suit me first rate." The Northwest Fire and Marine Ins. Co. Jo. 33 WASHINGTON STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON. CAPITAL - - $500,000. pnrm ! Property, Dwellings, School Houses 1 Churches a specialty. I offieEijs. F. E. !B&Acn .President. J. McCraken, . . . . . . Vice-President. J. Lowenberg, Treasurer. R. P. Earhart, Sec. and Manaqer. Edw. Everett,. Asst. See. STEWART, PALMER ,& Co. xgents for Prineville and vicinity. ED. N. WHITE MAIN STKEET, PRINEVII-LK, OREGON PROPRIETOR OF THE POPULAR RESORT fORcLL j WHO WISH A good cigar, s A nice refreshing drink, A game of billiards, or A social ganc of cards. Stock Inspector's Notice. T!ie followiiig-iiamed persons are ap pointed deputy stiM-k insjxictors for Crook comity, fur Hie precincts in which thftv reside, and are authorized to inspecl stock, sign traveling permits and dis charge sueni other duties as are v law required of the stock inspector. V: J. II. Guay, Stgi-k Inspector Crook Co., Or. Name. IWimtt. P. O. Address. J. L. Luekey, .Prineville, Prineville. K. H. Sparks, Black liufte, Cam) Polk. V. 8..MeMeen, Haystacks, Prineville. J. 51. Funsht. Beur (Veek. " Creo. JSuttin;:. Crooked River. " E. Johnson. Mil! Creek C. Vanilouten, Hay Creek, Hay Creek. C. MePhersuii. Tower Tmnt (Vw. k'..... T. Hamilton. T7innr Trnnt. Antel.mo T.J. Stephenson, Saltainaui, Mitchell.' f. W. OaBi. ivlitehell. W. P. P,a:loy, Peavcr, Paulina-. in. Hogau, Hardin Hardin. ejH;OtS. JVI. EloKlNS, Opposite Brck Store, . PRINEVILLE, 0REG0 Having purchased J. C. Luckey & Co's entire stock of BLACKIITIIIXG & WAGONS AKINO MATERIAL, I now carry the most complete stock of . .. " - - -- ' --" " r j Iron, Steel, Hard-Wood and Mailables in Crcok Caunty, V Anrl uin nronnvArl f A I-' j' WAGOI'WOrK & BLCKSJVIITHIQ un bnort Notice and m Firs-class Workmanship. 3-HORSESHOEING and PLOW WORK A SPECIALTY : 1 t - 0IIAS. M. ELKIXS. G. O. DEALER IN- All Kinds of Building Material, Lumbar Dressed Paints, Putfy, Oils alid G and Rough, lass,- Splendid Line of Furnituri-Bed-Room etsS Lounges, Chairs, Mirrors, &c, &c. STOCK BRANDS. ifSS-I'erfon fiiuline anv stock' no vertised in this paper ofi'of its raiigr vui piease lntonn the owner. Lumbe accounts collectable monthly. BEIaKJMAR & (successoks to J. W. HOWARD) DEALERS IN-J dbuos km mm Club Rooms for Carries Call early, late and often. riiflap-glnsr Interest. (Chicago Glotie.) "What is the matter with you?" asked a traveling man of a seedy looking fellow, who was asking as sistence. "You look as if you are able to work." "I am hut I can't at it I lost my job about a mouth ago." ' "Discharged for failure to at tend to your duties, no doubt?" "I don't know about that- The boss said that I attended to the in with tin flagging interest." "What was your occupation?" "I was station master at a small town and let seventeen passengers get left." "I've been to all the big manu facturing cities of the world " said a traveling man, "but I know a man in Milwaukee wh Times isn't now as they used to J ger pknt than anybody else I ever saw "Iron wo.ks?" "No." ( "Electric light?" "No." "Manufacturer of any kind ?" "No." "Well, who is he, anyway?" "He's the sexton of a grave-vard " -S. F. Call. ELECTRIC SALOON. OPPOSITE LIVERY STABLE, PMNEVILLE. FRED OdliLET, Prop. The attractions of the house arc the - JEW Blblo!rRB AJD 15-BALL pOOb TcBlsES AND THE ; New Stock of fUrTE VVijSiES, BE EH AND LIQUORS. JUST .ESEIVED." Best stock of pin ftfQ s : V'JnllO ever in Prineville. Orders for Hmiorn in Inrnx ntmnii- tics filled with a No. 1 article. COX S5?Ol. : jegra iicr.-e; brandeil TH oon litcletl, a- .shown in ;ut, Ar vn rinht ' ulio.ildor. -1 U'HH-fl (rinof 1 1t-..il. a.1 iiivtir. P. O. fl'!rlre;. ILnvry, Crook Co.. Or. LUL GEO. A. CIRCLE. li'irac:i branded 75 on leu .shoulder. Kanpc. Beaver Creek, fostot fi. e art;lref.-, Prineville or Pauliua, Oregoa. ALLEM HENS Y & Co. Horses branded the old vVilioti brand, diamond .1 left i.hoislder; also i.-Iier brav,d, heart on ieft shoulder. lompany's owrn biand, eart on right stiBe a ;;iir.-ru in cit. Ri-.nse. Benver and Trnnl. Creeks. P. O. address, Pauli na, Cruoi Co., Or. . S!CKEL. ! . rtorsr.-branded on rigM shoulder a. siinvn in .ut. Kauge, on Willow "'rj-ek. P. O. address, Prine ville, Or, e'r rvOGES, N'OKTH ST! 07 OCHOCO, PR1NE VILI E, J'ealer in Hldasj Pelts and Fur A- B. VEBDELL- U-res branded on ricM -I'.ouldsr as shown in vit caltit branded M nn .vtt li..ul,1r and mark ed -pt:t in left car. Kar.ye Crooked Hirer nd ((Clioeo. P. O. address, Prine ville, Or. OA SH ahca ya pa id for hid'. Headquarters for the White Sal mon Nursery. --AGENT FOR McMeeken's Saw Mill. Z3k I - DAViD il.;rse branded on left shoulder as guown in c:it. I''i!re, Dry creek. She J.e.-ert and Crooicd uiver. P. O. address, Prine ville. ! Through Stage Line ' TO Silver Lake and Lakcview. 1 Leaves Prineville on Mhnlnir 7 A. M arrives at, Silver T.oVo ruesday .t 7 p. m., returns to Prine ville on Thursday at 7 v. m. Connects with Laktview stages! at;Silver Lake. i i Good accoinmod'Uionst to vnen- V..-:. i . i . ... i j -rc-yni ana package deliv ered with ,are. Terms made known on ppplica tion.' M. A. Moohe, l'rcp. E. C. C-QtifiMT' HnrsCfl brandwl as ri-rp.-eiiteti incut. Ce:t?e Sfi 11 H h r Tl A f-n i a ft l.i,.. liinee, t'pper Crooked rver. P. O. address, Prine . ille, Or. i ID PERFUMERY STANDARD PATENT MEnTf!TXTT. PAINTS, OILS AND VAKMKH DYE STUFF.? AND SO ATS TOILET ARTICLES AN IIAIK AND TOOtH -BRUSHES -HIRP SEED AND'CAGES . . A OE.NERAI. VARIETY OF uniggist's bundnos, Stationery, Books, Cigars ana liquors ior iHPdieal Lee. East Sinn ok Main Street. Pkine SOjsjS, iCALS, PATENTS.. C:iv)sai l Tr;i i iarks oMf.ined, ani .ili rni.'nt Ir.isiue.-s eonducUUfor JMcder .to K'C?.," ot-R orTirs is opposrrn tkr U.S. lATn.T(iFFirE-.-: and wt van wvr.ru tMtxntH in leos lima than U, wnno from Wasliinpioii. ilori, i"1 V-'r;,vi'? nr f,,,0,'. '" A rumplil..! "Hv ,0 OLtain Paints nnmy or tm. - .ct j A.l'W ' C. A.-8NOW & CO. A"1 ki.io rum iitun 'iip out u rtmci w,--, tli.in . u-lll .... J WZmK 1 5 . iM uis-uilithme nad. la El S-ii? IR-i.1X.n or om iy .d Mi .it p.j.t.-. '!l , .Vi'" T,"""e- tut o W J t.'-'L v'C-f ;ftm"r call t y.r b .iiir.ud ft Hifry'.t'Vt'i V "' '"'h" c" '"," rr m H Btaa1fC. No cupiii (aOom-nu. m1 irow m'IU far monfvtt. moil - THiiiwivuiiicurrMltHi cir fret the brt fpw.npisrn-tif ir; it? w. rd. aitr) the JSlfit' I'fi'' a149 Hi" r,n ev""lia iw'lrn fi. A:irdcft . cf too farsut uuo. tatusu ViilLiijirf imiac, tiud ijiep on gW H'J r",;!Ji?3ii rate maa.Jtsat.0. lahouMmdfca-it. AddreM D.6a.E-'iiHY CO..Cctreit.SUGl. c ft 'HA' CO Has attained a standard, of excellence vhlek admits of no superior. It contains h'aw immr.wiwent 1,fc i if . genius, skill aud monoy can prodaoa. ' otrs AIM 4 MOP' EXCEL, fa TBMPLETON . Prineville, WHOLES AlaND RE -DEAI.EB IX- Tobac.co and Pure,Vinet ir.T.E. Ol:EOOX. . 'AIL Oregon, mmfmmim amah F'rXZ M - - Therm ewpllnrk moo, quality of tcrne, qi.iiult rcfiomisc, combination, artistic iltslif-j, brvaU in fii.Ln, .'-er. laotconsh-nctiou, mafclsg tiirta the incut uitiet- Mi; J.4S, ahmioiici, ItKlgee, gociotica, ets. SKILLED WO??K3fES, - tten-i- KATERUl, COMBIST-r), M2 TOTS MI POPULiH OHQAH Ins'.rucSlen Books h Piass S!oo!. CitiJosnes ajulVrir--ojiplleatlon, GHIGASO CCTTASE CilSAH CO. 831 SLUErS!.Af.a AV., - CTtf AP.0, ill. ST S. PERFUMERY, HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES, PATENT MFDI CINES, TOILKT AND SHAVING SOAlls, FA N CY GOODS GLASS, PUTTY, PAINTS AND otLS, A-J; &Cm &o Also a fine line of gold and silver watches and jewelrv Itjt au orucrs tor goods promptly fiJJed. Physicians' prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours. Uren & Childs . - : . ! i ----- i . MASONIC BUILDING, PRINEVILLE, OREGON The. Pioneers cf LOW PRICES -DEALERS IN- GENERAL MEBCHASDiSE, DRY GOODSID GROOERJES, ; JHATS, CAPS, BOOTS ID SHOES, JHAIDW;RE & fAfM IMPLEMENTS'. THE LA'Dfis"' rAttORITE. REViii our oi' oiirra - If yon desiroto rw-ir.it rrnchlne, askoirrat-ei.fc ut you;- j.L.co lor t.;r:ns atid prices. If you cannot fiml uir &po::t, write mm:i, w jiai'a-iumra w y on ovi jw n;llCQ mi f!U MlUarit,X- BM.LA5, at: a"'t'.c-a. rs. i at i;u: ftr!nitMii ( -ener.t kjei!ts. ' 4i5 Market W. JJi-!( y ! tji!(iir. f-'. F. !;!!, Or , J. V. Ilo-Aurd. LoiJ Awnt, r iiiipvill.i. Or. A m Bought tho Splendid HIGH ARM Ml AGEJfTS FOR TIIB- MITCHELL WAGON, E. llir branded oa Ift stifle as r...wp in c-it. KaPf, Upper OCtavco and Ma!leur. P. it. edUre-a. rriue T! lie. Or. A . B TJ N N E JJ L, DEALER IN '' ! STOVESflAN D Tl N WARE 4 ;Force and Lift Pumps. Plows, Cultivators Etc ' Agents for D. M. Osborne & Co'S. Mowers,. Reapers and Self-Binding . v-io au wlc i in riow. 1 ' . ALSO AGKST8 FOR THE j . "iAi4ADAVr &E? WINDMIlsbS, PLACE OF WW ?Ial'Ie ,D":H iade' in 8,1 kinds of wind8' I LACE OF LUalNESS, , SENDEBST BUILDING. Jllllii S 0 J&K . . ' "1 VI B MfT at SIS' BECAUSE IT WAS THE 6Z3T JPiV-iVil far : For does such beaotif al work. Sanpl Ifachhra st Facfsry Dfls. JYEST liCEIS lAMilUni IDS S YSi? JUKE IIAHDFACTDEES COL 1 . . BEI.V1DERE.1LL. r'
