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About Ochoco review. (Prineville, Crook County, Or.) 1885-1??? | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1889)
7V 1 V if ?:if soars. Superintendent McElroy ' hat been elected as conimaiider of the Grand Army xf tlie Republic for the department of Oregon. - - Mr. Oakes, president , of the Kortbern Pacific railroad, says the company will expend if 6,000,000 in Tacouia within four j'ears. A French scientist says that Adam waB 123 feet high, and that bonny Ere came to his slioulder. No wonder that the fall of these historic . persons has resounded down the ages, and that the conse quences were 80 serious. The greatest-depths of the ocean W which sounding has been taken 'is off the coast of Japan, The Water at that point is five miles dep, and on the bottom, even at that enormous depth, tr.ic s ofai.i mal life have been found. Elderly Spinster (in upper berth of sleeping car, peering over) Ex cuse me, sir. . Man in lower berth Certainly, ttiadara. What can I do for you? Elderly Spinster I was looking to see if there was a man under my bed.. That was all. N. Y. Sun. Wibble Who is that young lady Across the street? Wabble I don't know. Why? Wibble Just notice what a 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 mous 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 ing the first years of American history is slowly losing its distinc tive features. SS; Important to Out Readers pound. It is est'mited that Montana's 18S8 wool crop brought $1,600, 000. . , Sheep should never gnaw the bottom of the salt-box. Salt ai d water are half the' wintering. Are you giving the needed care, and attention to your breeding ewes at this most important season? Sheep that have plenty of exer-! EXTRA O RB IIARY OFFE R . cise will grow a longer staple of wool than they would if kept close ly confined. ' The demand for good mutton is steadily increasing ; and what is more, Americans are fast coming to know what good mutton is, and to demand only what rs good. The prodmt'on of lambs for market in aijytf the more thick ly settled sections Of the country,! 'i The subscription price of SIPTIGS is$aTar. It is a 16-paqe paper, pro f nnnAi.ta,i ! fnsely illustrated by tho leading artiste aud.caiiu&tnrifiu of thoday. lu tha matter . "Hwiitiic, of orimnal humor, it is acknowledged to ftaud lit the bead of the illustrated ure- of "Sir," said a suitor, "I wish to make your daughter my wife. I will make a model husband " "Why, you haven't a dollar in the world." "I know it ; but she is the idol of my life." "Yes, and you would be the idle of mine. I don't want you in the family." It is claimed that $5 worth of 4ogs have killed $10,000 worth of sheep 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 'ou." "Are you still keeping house?" "Oh, no ; I am a widow now." "A widow!" ! "Yes, I didn't like my last hus band, so I discharged jhini." While many people here agree and some disagree wjth Governor Pennoyer in the matter of his sev eral vetoes and the removal of the railroad comniissoners, 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 j that covers a multitude of vetous. Benton trader. A $4 Taper, S00 Pages, 1500 ninstratiors, 3000 Columns ALMOST CfVEN AWAY. Salting ia l'ttis sge sf Clwsp Literature cr ia 2jJ tlht age tas tqniliel lb following To every person wto (within 60 days from the date of this paper) will subscribe for OCHOCO REVIEW; A YAER And pay, iii advance tiie yearly subscription price a.itf $1 ailtlitiima! we shall send for one year a copy weekly of our paper and also fur one year a copy weekly of THE CELEBRATED ILLUSTRATED HUMOROUS PAPER TEXAS SIZFTZZLsTG-S- .fAGON and BLACKSMITH SBOP C of L- ; I t " cannot fail to be profitable. The Bill Wa Paid. . . (Texas Sittings.) "I'll see about it," he eard, as he handed the bill back to the collector. "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 I" said the debtor, as he rose up, "do you mean to insult me?" "No, sir.' I mean to go down to the papers and get them to put in a notice that you will soon d - part for Europe. Good day sir !" "Here! come back !" Here's your money ! Do you suppose I want 500 collectors making a rush on my : office? Please receipt bill. Sorry I kept you waiting for it" He Hesitated no Longer. They had been gazing abstract edly into the glow of the coals for nearly two hours. She hnd 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 Pof. Jiserand, of the Paris observatory, 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 tl.e problem. "Well," she continued dreamily and sweetly, "it looks now as if I would take my wedding to.ur, 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. "how are you on grammar?" "Pretty fair, sir." "Can yon give me the principal parts of the verb 'to do'?" " "Do-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'ic left in charge of the business and you'll suit me first rate." the country, Rud lias been well named "'Xlie Witty Wonil r of the World." It is published m Now York and has a National reputation. I ha merit of MrllAUS are so well known thut w do not deem it necessary to refer to them further. Both new subscribers and those who renew thuir subscriptions will have the, privilege of this offt-r. : KEMEMBEIi that TEXAS SIFTISCS is offered at thk price only to those who subscribe within the next CO days. NoBucti olfi r as t;ii.i haatveir been made. We offer the two papers for less than 1 ho price ;f TEXAS S1FTIXKS. i No one.biut our subscribers cun get SiFTIMM far less than $4 a year. ' The regnliir price of that paper ia now, and will continue to be, '4 a year, bnt the publisher, being desirous of adding to their list of subscribers in this Lection, have mode a ipeciala'id extraordinary reduction to us for a limited period. . - The amount for both papers sliouldrbo rent direct to U3 by V. O. Order, Postal Note, or otherwise, and wo Khali order tho publishers to mail SIFflXGiS from New Xork to you for one year. ' CaU. ox writa to thu office, and you will get n sample cojy of SIFTIXGS. -"' je!Minjueut8Ubtimlmrototke REVIEW who pay up -all arrearage will l furnished the REVIEW and S1FTINGS one year fur $3.50. This of-; for holdw gol ouly until May Int. . y. Tlio Irtiiwes Fire and Marine Ins. Co. Ho. 33 WASHINGTON STREET,, PORTLAND, OREGON. CAPITAL - - $500,060. Fnrm Property, Dwellings, School Houses and Chuxciies a specialty. Off ISErJS. F. E. Beactt, .President. J. McCeaken,; Vice-President. J. Low en re kg, ......... Treasurer. R. P. Eakhart, Sec. and Manager. Edw. Everett, Asst. See. STEWART, PALMER, & Co. Agents for Priueville and vicinity. ED. N. WHITE MAIN STKEET, PRINEVILLE, OREGON PROPRIETOR OF THE POPULAR FcJESORT fORcLL WHO WISH A good cigar, A nice refreshing drink, A game ofj billiards, or A social game of card3. Stcok Inspector's Kotice. The following-named persons are ap pointed deputy tstwk inspectors for Crook comity, for the prwcinets in which tliny resiiie, and are authonxeo to inspect stock, skm traveling, permits and dis cbare sufh otlifr duties as are by law required of I be stock inspector. W. .1. it. Git.vv , Styi k Inspector Crook Co., Or. Xame. Precinct. P. O. Addresp. J. I,. Luckev, Trinevil'e, Priueville. E. H. Sparks, T-lack liutte, Camp Polk. V. S. MeMeen, Ilavstacks, Priueville. J. MFanght, Bear Creek, Geo. .Netting, Crooked Kivcr, " K. Jolir.son, Mill Creek, " C. Vanllonten, Hay Creek, Hay Creek. C. MuPhersou, Ixiwer Trout, Cross Keys. T. Hamilton, T'pixjr Trout, Antelope. r.J.!sti'i.hen:n,Saltzniam, Mitchell, f. W. (iuL-e, Mitchell, W. P. Bailey, )W;r, Paulina-. Wm. Hogan, Hardin Hardin. C. G. MMllCNG TVT7 i t T7 Tl TIT ' " ,1 ' All Kinds of Building Material, Lumbar Dressed and Rough, Paints, Putty, Oils and Glass, Splendid Line of FurnitureBed-Iloom etsS. Lounges, Chairs, Mirrors, &c, &c. T-T- SBAflDS. fpSP?erpon finding any stock ad vertist'd in this paper oti'of its raitgf will please inform the owner. COX BROS. ; itir.-e... rrrandeu ,6 con imL'teil, a- sl:(iwn in i:ut, L-ii lijilit Nhoiihlcr. lin;e i pper Cnnked liivor. P. u. a'lilre.-, iiowry, Cro.;k Co., Or. Club Soom's for Games- Call early, late and often. The Chinese are the greatest egg eaters in the world, according to n the Key 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 sou mi 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. j .. , . j It will cost something over a thousand dollars a day to pay the expenses of the state of Oregon for wo years to come. This includes wBfonroade and commissions, of ficers and legislatures, the various invitations for insane, deaf, dumb, blind, orphans, convicts, reform school, colleges and j hospitals. "Times isn't now as they used to was," and as the htatc grows so . . grows the expense. 1 Gradually Orpstori i throwing off this grab, of - youth and striding ahroad in full grown mannood, spending money correspond. Oregon U economi es enough in most respects. . Of - flee bold; ng is -paid for with un limited honor and quite limited cash, though ways and means are drv:sed for accumulating a trifle by side issues. Oregonian Uiiflarfrlns Interest. (Chicago Globe.) "What is the matter with you?" asked a traveling man of a seedy looking fellow, who was asking as sistance. "You look as if you are able to work." j "I am but I can't g"t 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 them with nm'lagging interest." "Vhat was y ur occupation?" "I was station master at a small town ana let seventeen passengers get left." electric Saloon, OPPOSITE LIVERY STABLE, PRINEVILLE. FRED 000LET, Prop. The attractions of the house arc the 1 : JEW BllaWIcRD AjND ; 15-BALL pOOb TtBbES AND THE New Stock of fLJRvE WJJMES,--'-: 'BEES AND LIQUORS. JUST fESEiVEB. Best stock nipjOoq - ; . v ulJng ever in Prinerilie. Orders for liquors in-large quanti ties filled with a No. 1 article. GEO. A. CIRCLE. Hrae branded 75 on left siionMcr. Kanpc, Beaver ijreek. fo.stof- fice aililrc.;-), Priueville or rauiina, Oregon. ALLEN HENSiY & Co. Horses branded tiie old Wiicou brand, diamond ii loft shoulder; also i.-rlior bravid, heart on left t-houiiier. Company's own brand ititrt on rig;t t:iie a :hof n in c-it. liaise, Bcnver and front Creeps. P. O. address, Pauli ia, Crooi Co., or. I. SfOKEL. ri"-fr.-brtndedonr!gli .".it. liaiige, ou Willow P. O. adJrejs, Prine vine, ur. A- 8. WEBDELL- 'Tve been to all the big manu facturing cities of the world," said a traveling man, "but I know a man in Milwaukee who runs a big ger plant than anybody else I ever saw. - "Iron works?" "No." "Electric light?" "No." : , "Manufacturer of any kind?" "No." - "Well, who is he, anyway?" "He's the sexton of a grave- vard." i S.F. Call. ; 6. rOGES, SOKTH S!I E 0? OCHOCO, TRINEVILJ E, J'eater in f Hides, Pelts and FursJ CASH always paid for hides. Headquarters for the White Sal-1 inon Nursery. , j - AGENT FOR j i : MuMeeken's Saw Mill. H'r.es branded on rijriii -i'.oiild?r .-hown it vit; clt!i; branded v. on ivlt ar.'.ultltr Mid mark' nl !Tt iii lei! sr. Kaii.-o. Crooked Kivcr and t-cluKTo. P. O. address, Princ- Tuie, ur. DAVID PRIHE. iir.T.e.s briii'dod on Iff ftho-ilder as shown in c:U. ls'irre, Drv crcpk.th lieiort and Crooked iiiver. P. O. address, Prin viae. ejHcS. jVl. EbKINS, Opposite Brick Store, . , PRINEVILLE, OREGON Having purchased J. C. Luckcy i t Co s entire stock of BLACKSMITIIING & WAGOXMAKIXG MATERIAL, I now carry the most complete stock of Iron, Steel, Hard-Wood and Mailables iii Creole Csunty, And am prepared to do all kinds of WVGOJnJ 'WOF(K & BLjACKSJVIITHIJsSQ On Short Notice and in Firs-class Workmanship. &STHORSESHOEING and PLOW WORK A SPECIALTY. CIIAS. M. I-LKIXS. PATENTS.. faveta and .TrH'le-NTsirks nbtuined. and all 1'aiont baiile.-s contluctvdfor Mcder- ocr orrics is oi-posirn tuk U. 8. l'ATJIXT OFFICE and we car. kut,! vntrtts in leis fime Ulan tlicrtf i iuru fnnii M :isliinr'tiiK Sit ltuvl I (Iriivjitf or pliolo., with les.'rii.ii. . . :l,"ivis4. if tufr-ntalile rr ii tt. fr.voi ,a,;!.,. Otirfoenot dae till ;.atfnt is m?ttv.1. A raiiiplil'd. '!.-( to OWain rateijs," Ai h naiiii'S i)f d'tmit icnttr in v.mr state, (iiintv or tow;- vo-f f- tti. AMrvf C. A.:SNOW-&;CO. Lumbe accounts collectable monthly. H.f. BElsKJMAJf & S'QJSIS, (successoks to J. W. HOWARD) i i DEALERS IN j 4 ! DRUGS AfD CHEMICALS, STANDARD PATENT MEDICINES PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISH DYE STUFFS AND SOAPS TOILET ARTICLES AND PERFUMERY HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES j BIRD SEliD AND; CAGES A GENERAL VARIETY OF I Druggist's Sundries. Stationery, Books, Cigars, Tobacco and Pure W and Liquors for Medical Use. ' - . I n . ci at. r' t A rjAsi rll)K Of iiAIM rvi KKKT. I UrNf'VII.I.E. WJ:EGON. fe w1 i""ir 'c SSfSiiJsr IiIjIj a B5ilfl5'lt"r-J"J; nd r-d hw tho pc.l fan m "5 t:-5-1!' Ill mch KK-.lllr,thc riy 'js5T7 fcwt 'Uiup.uiiiftune swW m ' ffafSTli A3 fcthr worlcl,wllh all lUe Mt.ini.u. . tffc'k. JfVv-V; w willMsurB.I('roa cOiiiM S.B f-? ' !CI! "1 ot 'ly md iii.bi m fcj'ftfT'I I '3iNta,1lT1I,li;9- In tttoni we nkllil o Kltf!'. Arv'- fftiow what mc fi?lu flints M J-5 Afl tohv ll v.rtr bunie.aittl (li 9 t ft Jn&K x fii'l'Ttv. 1 lti ernnd trwehint to I rti mil il ftoht fiii Klin, Villi tb a mm-m. mt now cvtu fat :,ryr-tt4!-.. i,..., ...... Ittfcf icwraciirsnii given. Tbitsr who writs :o iu ut cur n cure f rt ihn lwtt winF-r.tach:n ir. It.- rd, and ilM Tliin- t'i., iiaat JLttuutt Jtftun of the Ssrjail saii w ttfjia bouse, and the as ST55 ? .1 m& ''?r-3v D. 39. FERS7 OO. ia In l world. kS. if f. Z irr... tt ' . i J Ultiftr tied. K'ssrxip t Pi Ki -rA ' 5 H S j(."irV t -11 ; pt!!io.,utt, al D.13. & G3.. Qctroli. Kiick. CHS AGO COTTAGE ORGAN Em attained a standard of excsllcneo whloh admits of no superior. Io containB overy iinpic.rcraenfc tliat inTontiT0 genius, ekill aud money can produco. 13 MKi WANTED EXCEL, pif:!! "ZZ&SB. D 1 U Q (a-l -DEALER IX- Oregon, TEMPLETON Prineville, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL S T S. These eiodlcr.t Crfaas are celebrated for ycA nuio, quality of tcmo, qiicJi rc.i;ni!ac, xi'.-'. ral combination, artistic (Ufyn, b:i:uj hi rr.i.n. rr lat construction, mai;irjt.j tii.'ia tho n:oi3t uitruofc. avp, mantental and 6V-'ira!)io orftaiiB ioi L -ivtOt fccL.is, chui'ch&Sj iod'os, BooiotiGH, etc.. eSJEiVAI.E r AC1I.IT HJt, SK111ED WOTfWMEIf, . tie's-.'? 3ZATERIA&, rjOMBIRT.T), MJEE TUTB fill POPULAR ORSAIi Ins'.rucilon Eooks ir.4 Fiar.8 S!oo!. Cii ajonea and Price Liate, c Dpllcatkm, C8W COnASE CB8AH CO. ' 831 BLUE !LA!.D AY., . CH5CAG0, VfX. , PERFUMERY, HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES, PATENT MEDI CINES, TOILET AND SHAVING SOAPS, FANCY6 GOODS GLASS, PUTTY, PAINTS AND OILS, &i, Ac, &e. " - - i i v Also a fine line of gold and silver watches and jewelry tF All orders for goods promptly filled. j Phyuieians' prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours. W Y ur MASONIC BUILDING, & Ohilcis, : t - i The Pioneers of LOW PRINEVILLE, OREGON PRICES. -DEALERS IN- GENERAL iV.ERCK.Ai.BiSE, DRY GOODScjlD G ROCERj ES, JHATS, CtPS, BOOTS SHOES, HAIDW;RE & f AlM IMPLEMENTS 1 f I fti i f 5 f in Si THE LADf'SG' FAVORITE. KEVES OXTT OF' OKrEIi. , If yen dtfiro to pirretiRSft . sswing irachlm, adcouracct.t ec yci.:- .hco f..r tii :n and i.ri.ja. f f voa csr.nnvfitKl our as'ei'.t. write direct to a cares'-addtx to you bcl,wnaim:d.i nosimsemg mm. &wmm chicaso - UJSH3S SfiUAsE NX- VHJMS, ILL. n.:-rk r: a ' TX. i at ir.c Je!-ar!!in iil i erer:.! Apc;itH. 4ih Mrk;t h. 5Ji !( y 1 uUiiiT g. P. V., ' Cl. hrm-i-hr, 'it; Jioniwj'i l'ort- !;!(!, Or , J. V. Kov.urd. Lf.:J Agt-nt, i'riiir-vill.i. Or. - A WISE Bought tho Splendid HIGH: ARM mm, mw&m BECAUSE IT WAS THE SSSTi Through Stage Line TO Silver Lake and LakevieW. Leaves Prineville on Monday at 7 a. m., arrives at Silver Lake on Tuesday i.t 7 P. M., returns to Prine-j ville on Thursday at i v. M. Connects with Lakeview stage? at Silver Lake. Good accommodations Uo patten.-' grr. Frt'iht and packages delic- ercd with -a re. : Terms made known on applica tion M. A. Mooue, Prop. E. C. COKAfiT. H.-rsPrt branded as rep-re.-ci.ted inrnt. Ce:t!e Anm bra:u1 ou left hip. i:n)?e, Upper Crooked r.vf-r. i". O. a:ilrets, Prine fille. Or. Uir.s fcrsn1o o lft ETiflo as vhivrp in c:it. Ranee, Vppew uchiico una itiaiiTeur. P. it. cdtlress. Prlne- Ti lie. Or. -AGEKTS FOR TUB- MITCHELL WA GON, A . BUNNELL, -DEALER IN- STOVES AND TINWARE, Force and Lift Pumps. Plows, Cultivators. Etc. cor; mi m it Tvr it doe such beatrtlf nl work. Ti i . .. . . -.; Agents for D. M. Osborne & Go's. Movers, Reapers and Self-Binding mfi K2ca,n9 l rac?5rT iiarvegters ana tlie Fekm Plow 1 I baliusa Awi4iiLa j iiia. " H A LLA DM'lWi'Mt Wlrj DM I la US. 'S' ' The 1-est and most reliable mill made, in ill kindi of winds. Ml IlAflullALiuKlLj'' COL 1 CELVIDERE( ILL U 1 1
