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SATURDAY
TO SETTLERS. " 't I'
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1, fi-efr of charse. where the notices are s
thin iflJ-e fr of caarse, where the notices re s
eaDlUbel in thU paper. Kegnlar prwe torpub-
Jlohing land notice... 7.a0. li nottee-. nave to
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T tinbcrilieri.
All subscription to th. Ociloco Rbview
in advance wid be charj:-3d for j
nt the rate of twenty-five ceDts pei-month, the 5th day of August, lsij, for the pur
er three dolUw per year, for ail arrear-j- (j Upuoiatiag a atwkiaapeetor aad
?(W- : I attending to such other buaiueid as tuay
LOCAL, PE"?ONAh ASi (JEXEUAL. corae up.
Cali at Sichel' wuen you want goods
cheap.
Bargains'. Bargain?!! Great Bar
gains'. I! at Sicliel's.
T. II. Ulaze"s family started for Wil
lamette vailey Tuonday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jhtc Johnf on returned
from the mountains yesto-day.
Dr. Cii.ie will return to hii dental of
fics in Prinevilie on August lith.
'i
Take your hi les and furs to C. Rogers
and receive the hiiic".H!i p i
Why will you tradj el'ewhere when
yoa eaa get such bargain at hiciu-1 s'.
The S. P.. remsvt'tus have been th-r-
onahlv tesitd2a:id w.'H a4 di;e yoii; 3 ;
Mr. L!rwis,.lM.ilooreanlilH. Graves;
returned tr.jm thfautiain ;on Monday, j
A new Mwtolfiee h-w beaa .tablish-.-d
on Cro,jked river at Wai er Test's place.
T. A. Uren and wiij went to the Pen
etrate last Sunday to remia ualil to
morrow. n
The new it. E. church i. bjin ere :t? 1
as rapidly as carpenters can put it to
gether. 1 j
t-r t l i l1 1 L 1 '
epeciei !
ing iroin a uusiucas tup to c.uciu uuu
Portland.
M'mor Lewis and wife returned from
!he blackb.irry patches on the yantiam
Thursday.
Mrs. Perry Poindexter has returned
from the bla :kb3rryatches, well laden
with barriiM.
The is. B. remedies, manufactured at
Puiur, Wasco ("o., Or., are fast becoming
.Standard remedies. 3
Last week Sicheis loaded thirty teams
with wool. Altogether ia the.se teams
I there were 150 hortses.
The McKay crvi-'i f.trmers are abo.it
through ciiUinjt grain and will soon b.i ;
. failv to tosjjij thrashi.ig.- i
Hjary B..re!torf hit ta'con Torn War- !
ttiouih'8 place as driver of the .sU, ! b.i
tween here and Bake Oven. 5
E. Cyrus rjc.intly b. ight hi) b-id of
et'ick sheep from J. H. WasUbttrn, of
Brownsville, for 1 37,' .j a head.
Bart Allen's favorite 'bugv horse re
fcived a broken leg from akl'k one day
this week and had to be killed.
All' who are troubled with colds - or
chronic coughs should try S. 1. Co's.
cough cure. It speaks fo: itself. 3
It is now la ord sr for soma good man
to present his c.ed inii ils and re oiuuu'ii
dalions lie the o.Iice oi stocli iaspoctor.
J. C. Lackey and family left on Tues
day for the Waan Sj,)ii.i4S, where .Ir.
Lackey takes charge of a.l'airs as IaJian
agent.
On Wednesday Henry Deerlu.lo in t
with an acci .lent at Hall Sp.i ias, by le-
Wg ran over by one of his f.eieht wagons,
which broke bU le.
r.u.u me u.ni s:au;m.uu uiu.a 1 u prieM tliey are selling at. Ca.laiidex
eljvii3:e it i.l bj sejn that tin Fi.sr ! a nin. the tpv.di. and vou will sea that
NV.ijiai iia'ik 01 fii.isvi 1j ia da.ig a
p.-oit.ib e basiaess.
Da .'id I'liae 1 finished pntting up
bis hay an l says iie only cut aiouf ,jj
t,o:m, wnere he would have cat 125 had it
been a good season.
W.i-in Sa-aa.' I ij'.an havj b;ii f 1-1-ishi
i lhj pi olj of rri leiille w.t.i h icx
leiwrries tlii; week. The bj.ii-i-i arj de
licious and meal with a lea 1 y s de.
John Cutting, brother of George Cut
ting, anived iiiursd iy,.a id with A. it. ir
ons and iiob Harrington, w.ll make a
thoro.igh search for thv missing inin. ,
Dcliaquent taxes now due the town of
Priaavilij mm be paid o'i or beioio Au
gust 3, lSi'3. or property will tie levi d
npou. C. -.1. Oii.vin.roA-, jlarsiij.
A new stock of docks fast received ai
the Racket c-tore. They will be Sola
di va at bjitoai p.ieyj, a.id lower than
ever before.
S. II. Bas ck.
Wo regret to learn that Mrs. J. ixjwis'
r health ha) not been improved Uy her
visit to' the Cascades. Mrs. Leis Jias
gone to Portland It: niedcal treatmeut.
The smoke in the atmosphere the past
week has 0311 bnedeial to late grai'i
jiiiism fell as it has to so ne exteat pro
tected it froai the seoroiiiu heat of thj
sua.
Chas. Pett and M. Hodgas started 00.
WudnesJlky for the East ita foity head
of tine young horses. Tney will drive to
The Dalles ami will ship to some poiat in
Ohio.
Geo. Cline and Wm. Adams returned
on Wednesday from the Cascades, w here
Tliey are suiuinering their sheep, l'nsy j oasly. The gypsies are evidently mak
report th ran.'e excelleal aad the sheep j ,.., i; pay to gull people, for they had ex
d ling well. j cedent teams ami wagons and t-eemed to
Some unobsorving person has sai 1 that
neivs is scarce these dull limes, but he is it Tueav a caravan of 22 Persons j ll m"st b? remembered, ' though,
nnsiuken. -There's plenty of ,kjws r.3oat ! cipaiW rrilieville, witbjthat on average years we seldom,
bat we're jnst amply too lazy to get it j Jad Su;ri!ler master o remonles, j get less than $1 lor wheat, U 50
into type. ,' . - : ' j gr.ide-in-.bief, etc., started for the head- j for rve, and 75 cents for oats at
Joel HeJgpath has rented bis place on j waters of the Deschutes. The party coa- i 8eedin time "
McAay, and intends inoviag to I'oik J utel of Jodn So'ianer and f.imilv, Mr. 1 r " '. - : ,
county, whe,re be owns a grain and stock ; stsvens and farnilv, Mr. and Mrs. Rowan, L L'SUahy 'Section, draws on
farm. Wo regret to lose Mr.-Hed.peth Miss Hollwrt, Mr. Ki.er and furni'y, M. j Gr?s3 va.ley and other parts of
as be is ;i valuable citizen. j H. Bel, Wm. Shell-tharer, John Tem-i Wasco coanty for wheat and. oats,
The Eugem 0'uad thinks Kd White ' pletou. Jimmy Woods and liaa Z;il. j but those places have failed this
wiUnot return to Prinevilie alone. He Tlie last five named wil ontiaa- their voar tiw PvocMent; mi
th. not, but tnoo.HDpaatoa whoretorne, i,,,,,,. j,!le , K,.1t,u l; U.lM AAZ excc.Ie.it pa
van lum vesteidav was fann Uosnis, not ; . , . . - ces tor local srmvil rrain. :
a UkW us the ihto.'d intimated. ..jwnnethe timet expect M.utn on the; . . -
' t - .e... 1 .....u . t tnir miller is now or the nninmn
i M.,,t :,.,n.n.ii n fo ,.
card oiforiiiir tti,;i.-tin a.id Hard -rare e.
' diliKhmeiit (or fjdvv.. ' bis Jh- an excel -
-.i.i, i...,u,..v, a.i. 1 is oi.-'.e . lor s,ie ouiv 1
on ae.-o.int '.i in, .11 1, . .! ,. , i, , -Li
rW.-S, .
.
wft, him has entirv recovered, and ;
' ' c"tu,rv .' s
vag ;n prineyj-ie Wednesday evening en ;
Mto .; -h,n to the Cascades. 8
- ni Baloh PoVolv adver-!
. . big brother Thc.m.13, whose !
u ' . . . ' , i
whereoboots he was anxious to leara. !
Thomas earners ia and want itaipa i
.. . . . ..
to show up. Lie wants Ralph to Bad i
liiiu-olf.
A special nession
of commi-isioners
court w.ll Ue heia on me nrsi ..iujaay,
J. E. .Iclvijnon, a promi'ient business
rna:i of Burin, w'aa i i P.ine .il.e tlie lirct
of the tte.;!t. Wli U iiere he engicd vi.
W. UarneB to d.-f Jud a land ease in which
the a-'ttlew ate ,1-f jadaats aai Jjaa lij
i ie U p'.ai-itiiT. t
ThH o:iije ii aii vm to learn the post-o!G-:e
a 1 be of Dr. C. J. Beatty who lefi
friueviiie last spriug. Shoul the Dr. or
anv one elrie who kuowrf where he U
Him no'.iee, he or they w ill coufr a favor
by is:fonuia us.
John Si-raore wa3 in town Tuesday
morni:ig, but learning tliat Ju.leftiim
Ljr's party of j-L'asure-feukei-s was head
ing ijr pia :e on tb Ue.scli'.ite., and
f jarin ' fir tiij .4e!y ol his eulckcuB,;h
iied f.r liom-j.
W. W. Cyrus a young man of twenty,
tas ciearea aoou oa a oan.Hnuep
I Ibis is double what he could have m ule
working for wajes, and proves wliataj
young man ;t eaery .can do.
Royal Parker ret nraed Ut Sunday from
Ui8 Ca;ado njo mtain, wIitj hi had
been ru.-tii'atij. O i his retora lie re
ivi e l the sad i:ite iUence of the
djjth of his father, which oecuned
at Oakland, California, on the l.ith.
. A iara mimber of the reid 'ills of the
town have gone to the Cascade moun
tains and other summer resorts, and a
majority ot tho-se who rem .in have noth
ing to do except to hold down goods
boxes and complain of the hot weather.
All the Crook county wool has been
shipped to market, and the greater por
tion has been koKI. It is impow-ible to
give tile exact amount of the wool clip of
this seasou, but wi ll posted person.) esti
mate it at 4oOo sacks or -about 1,350,00
pounds.
T. D. f?paffrd has sent in samples of
grain to help .fill up the Oregon exhibit
to bo sent to Eastern fairs next jnonth.
Others who have samples worth exhibit-'
ing are rerpwsled to leave them at this
ollice, and tliey will be forwarded to Sir.
Tagiie who is making the collection.
Dr. Adams started j'esterday for Bea
ver to gather horses. He and R. P. Mil
lar intend taking several car loads to
.Montana for sale. Mr. Millar drove a
number of horses East LiHt Season and
met with such good success selling that !
he is encouraged to make another sLip- i
ment this year. J
It. E.lmunsoa writes that tha crop on .
BrH creek and .dnintaii crajk a-i !
iwar'ly all a faihiM. dud tborj wid not be
cnoan arai i raised lor se.-d ano her year
ia that 1 -.i'ity. lie says that tha only
grain that will da-to th.-e.di is on farms ;
h .8 reuiai ? I m ii.t.
T . . , ,. . , . ,
Jait r i-oiVfil.a new !i ie of 1? at the
Ra iket Store. : it'.dl an I , llm w.m.Ws
: J , . lrn ,he Y.i will b- astor. -
! idi.M at the quality of ,40 . Is and the low
wo mean ou. 1 ess.
Mr S. V. Lo -tr-.
Ag t o- he Li icV.t.
A correspondent w ti es fr ni the bead
of !bj Desi'hutcs "ta i :' he has seen tii
crowd is hie!. le t here l ist Tuesday, and
ia p
ing if there is asn brdv h f. in l'.ine -
. - ., ,' .
V.ile.
not so great, but "Souiie Bell and
was
Jimmy Wood were making themselves
sa niiniei )us ue thongut they cjunted fr
two or three Honored.
The appieniiee in tl is offce, Johnny
Xewsani, is the lioliest feeling boy in
town jast now. Hi father olfjie l him
'10 whenever. he could set two coh;m!is
of 1 ing piim-r iype in o:ie day, and he
ucdtunpiishad this f.liit last Tmiisday, jr :
tina tua shiidng eagie. Joiuioy has or.ly
been setting type about two monuis. aa I
d es remarkably well lor ids experience.
This week the KavttW publishes Mr.
irri -d's first letter from' Euro;. a;:d next
week will be printed a letter descriptive
oi life m the gay eapit.d cf France. A.i
who desire t info, in th-iiirsel .es regard
ing Eiiropean life should subscribe for
Ur:viEW now, i.i order to get the benell
of Mr. Fried's experience while traveling
in tlie the ol l.couulry. These letters will
continue until Mr! Fried's return to
America next December.
A gang of gypsies has been gulling
the people of i'rtoeviile, telling for.uues,
selling trinktits, etc. Of cc-nres tiiere
were some wbo patronized these wielders
of the ''mystic wand," who pretend to be
able to read the. ft t ire, and now knew
prety neatly as much about what nature
has in -store for them os they did previ-
; be living oil" the fat of the land.
Cffioinntaimw uuc ui-juiu.
I Tl. t,mKiiinl .f ih inwi ;
! A-. . , v .,.,, .
. .
all. el f i!s r.H buoyant ho'ies re-
j uiiiiu, this e:iab;i..g hint ever tj ttee tha
harlic Uren, who was severely
larei me time a2o by a bowa 'felling
tn-.Bun.iy mm w me. er.u arsons coniu j
j be mentioned who have ttkea advantage j
. ir . n i i i t
of the dry and unproductive season and!
...
are now putting m the snromer visiting j
pieasanter ' places. They reason that
'here is nothing to do at home, and it
costs 110 more to travel around than it
dotM tn tv Hot. ' T.- . famit
df - tn stav hern Tliia wt a f.milv
ajes 10 nf,r0- mis wees a lamny
uu5" '" aj
. , ... ,. J I i . ... .. .1. . . ! " - . .. f - .
siilver creek t0 Willamette to lay inamip-
plyofL'uit. IliLi is nearlv a 1:&9 ni.le
lida in a waoa, but tl.ey said there was
nothing to d at t.o:ile but (o Hit aiouud
and look at the diied-up ranch, and iiiat
it to.- no rare to eat while traveling
than it did at home.
W'hat tuliivaf ion Will Da.
Two years ago A. L. Allen locat
ed a place near the mouth of South
Cooked river all of which is Baud v
sagebrush land, thought to be val
ueless. But Mr. Allen has removed
a good portion of the sagebrush'
and with thorough cultivation and
plenty of water with which to irri
gate has succeeded in producing ex
cellent crops of grain and alfalfa.
About two weeks ago he tut the
tiret crop of alfalfa and it is aga n
a toot high aird will innke another
good crop this" suaHon. lie has dem
onstrated that all , it requires to
raise first-class grain and hay
sagebrush land is proper cultiva
tion and plenty of water. There
are thousands of acres of land in
Crook Eounty similar to that of Mr.
Allen's that may be converted into
good agricultural land if properly
woiked. and which will ytbeeo;tie
the best in the country, .at lensl
whenever the county is filled wi-.h
men like Sir. Allen, who are not
afraid to exert a sufficient amount,
of labor and good judgement in
cultivating 'them:
A D.iy In in the Country.
Last Sunday the editor of the
Review and wife visited Mill creek
and vicinity", noting the recent im
provements made by the farmers
in that section. Besides numer
ous improvements in the way -of
new farm bildings, etc., the attempt
made within the past few years to
raise fruit was especially noticed.
Several of the ranches on Mill
creek have young trees growing
that bidTair within a few years to
become productive orchards, in fact
they are now beginning to bear
some fruit. None of the young or
chards look better than W. B.
Marshal's at the saw. mill. Mr:
Marshal will raise considerable fine
fruit this year, and his garden is
OJle of th(J finet -ju the country.
The grain on Ochoco and Mill
creek, we found to tie better than
i we e.ojc-ted: Tn ! oats and vvujat.
though siiort'aud rataer tnin 0.1
I
l.ln it . o 1:1 A ;ir. w.'il rillrt.l :l-od Vi-.
!,. k . .
(give a fair yield. On some ot tne
,
! t"'lurS ,hi cr,,Pi W to btt iiV
j r-'ge at least, and oil Win. Smith's
' piac.-the grain appeared to be on
an average with oLier ynars. '
After spending the day pleas
antiy in the shade of the Mill
cn ek pines, W B. Marshal, whose
generosity is unbound;-.!, insisted
0.1 repieiiisaing tiu I irder of tao
ouili saoi'er's cstaolisiiiiient with
' ,; . , . . . . ,
j edibles troiii hif garden, wtiletl he
j did i,la ,uu "dutiful ffav, furnish
' ino enough vegetaoies to supply a.
j smail lamny lor a mo .th.
Oar Crop i'riispeets.
As the season for growing crops
has now nearly closed it is -possi le
to make u pretty reliai.de repoit on
tha subject. It was thought that
the grrrin crop here would be nest
to a total failure, but such is not
going to the case, though it will
be tar below the average:
The hay crop will be up to the
average, if not above it, as all grain
that did ' not promise to mature
properly has been turned into hay,
thus making up the shortage in the
meadow hay ciop.
It is thought by reliable authori
ty that the grain crop will be am
ply sufficieiit for feed and seed,
and as it is generally of superior
quality, excellent priee3 will be re
alized. Oats and wheat of good quality
for seed grain could now be sold at
$1 per bushel before threshing, and
it is likely that it will bring more
than that before next seeding time.
$1 50 has been offered for seed rve.
. . .
' ttiat no gram will be turned into
i ilour here- this vear, ,but as much
1 e 1, 1 i . i
j t the hour used m Crook county ;s
t hipped UO.ll TilC Dalles, this will j
, -i - i . . ,
m i- ! j
To be brief, it is now an assured
r
fact that Crook county -mil have
more seed and feed than was thought
possible a month ago. - Thia iatrue
also, of other places throughout ;he
state the crops are yielding much
better than had been expected. .
This is due to timely rains which
came in June, and also to very
smoky weather which has prevailed
the past three weeks, thus partly
sheltering the grain fiom the hot
sun. ":: .".
The-pot;tto crop will be.far he
low average, but probably enough
will be raised for home consump
tion at fancy prices.
not. necessarily Blase any great
ri;fR,wn.f in twit of Hvftxr
Other vegetables seem to be p.en-;he
tiful in the market at present, but
it is kno.vn that the fiosts of June
did considerable damage to gar
dens.
The berry crop has been good,
though this is a small item in the
matter of living in this county, as
those who desire fruit in abundance
depend upon the Wtlla matte vjfliej
supply.
The illstsji-y of y.'egn
e histor-v o: our country
beer called the Bible of American
'Citizenship. If this be true, and
no one denies it, then the History
of Oregon; . by Ilubcit Howe
Bancroft, should be plactd beside
the Bible on every family altar ir.
Oregon, and throughout the whole
United States. For it portrays all
that is most sacred to our people in
a political and . material way the
several migrations; saving the
country to the United States ; or
ganization of government and soci
ety; early trials and vicissitudes;
and later, grand development. -
It is safe to say that no One indi
vidual has ever done a greater work
for Oregon and for the whole Am
erican people than Mr. Bancroft.
Visiting .in person several times
during the progress of his vast work
the several countries he wrote
about he saved from absolute obliv
ion an immense mass of invaluable
material taken from the mouths of
.the foremost men. He also ran
sacked the world for early data.
He then in a most conscientious
and erudite manner arrangtd his
material, and wrote his incompara
ble history. In such no-le effort
as this he has spent his life and
over a million of dollars in money.
a granu ueneiaction line tnis ae
serves hearty sympathy and sup
port. Let us not piove ungrateful,
nut show that we can appieciate
such work. Prior to the publica
tion .of the second volume of Ore
gon, Mr. Bancroft's works could wi
ly bo procuied in complete sets cf
3i) vols. This prevented many
f oni purchasing the History, of
Oregon wbo greatly desired to Vlo
to.' Irv ribMver to innumerable re
jU;'SS, the publishers tjiislly con
sented to issue the History of Or-t-nn
separate from the full set. thus
conferring a great benefit upon the
country. L.-t every true son and
daughter of Oregon, .let every Amer
ican remember this, and show grat
itude in something uiore than meie
words. :
. It is needless to spwvk further of
tlie mn gni licence of the wo k or
neri's of the author; No nation in
the ivo. l.l has a more full and' truth -ful
record of its early affairs,; and
'by an author of the very first- alii
Hv. and repute." than -Oregon.- ;"He
silts with, a niiisfe-jy hand."' savs
the British Quarterly Renew, "the
immense mass of facts, aid the
nntlictinpr tstimonv of witnesses,
and sc ts f;-it hfnih' the true tioin?
forward." while the New York Th-'-
lid iirnis that the wo-k "will ever
rr-mn a rt.oimment to the writer's
ii.tellipence." '!'.'(.
See ad'.'frtiemtif. in H'ifither eol
timn for agents, to whom most l,b
erel terms are tjaVred. . 1
. !
Crip.1Ve.iiher a;i!le.'.iii So. 23.
Following is connensed from tlie
weekly, report of the observer U. t1.
Signal Service at Portland, Oregon,
for the week ending July 20th :
The weather all over the state
has been very dry with the excep
tion of a light fall of lain on Sun
day and Monday, atid in some pla
ces rain is reported to have fallen
on Tuesday.
The week has been especially
notable fiom the fact that the yield
of the first harvested crops is awav
beyond the estimates of the beat in
formed farmers.
The lowest yield so far is f IS
bushels of wheat to the acre, ' and
the highe st, 50 bushels. :' -
. Th. ecR-rul avemm. howereri is
below that if otlier viirs. lint thn
wheat is repotted excellent quality,
and the price is likely lo be good.
mips are promising a gooa yieia.
In the lake region crops are an
entire failure.
In Crook county fer-d will he 'as
plentiful as it was last -vear, be-
cause the fields that would not do
to thresh were converted into good
hay " . " - , ;
;. the condition of; fruit' all or
i lrf state is excellent, and JMna year
win r aoove xne arer.isr.e-. o.
j in tne aoeence 01 the .Asst. Ul-
i rector. r- i" ord AP?zxrR.:
VTkil
Th
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Asst. ObsW'r U. S. Sig;Ser.K
ACROSS THE OCEAN.
Life on the Ocean WaTe From 5eir
York to Hairf Pleasures of Mod
ern Ocean TraTel Qnaiiit Old
Cities of (he Gay Keauhlic.
Paris, France, June 20, 1SS9.
Ed. Review : The average of
mankind has an aversion to going
to sea. This is tho outgrowth of
the accommodations and comforts
heretofore piovided in sea passages,
and the attendant unpleasantness
of sea sickness. While the latter
may never be overcome, the skill
and scientific knowledge of engin
eers place at the disposal of travel
ers in the floating palaces now pro-
vided, all comforts and luxuries to
had on shore. -
I enjoyed a most delightful eight
days' passage ou the French steam
ship, "La Bretagne," and as many
of your readers are landsmen, a i,it
of. the daily routine while out ou
the vast expanse wiii not be amiss.
Each day t meals are served two
of which are accompanied with
wine. As the piocess of preserving
for vovages meats and fiuits uf ail
ids is well estallished. everv
luxury that is in season on land
Kserved daily. Another important
factor is the French style of serv
ing and preparing, which always
was highly relished by me, and I
need but add as I was free from
sea-sickness, and stimulated by the
sea air, I enjoyed myself at sea as
never before.
After undergoing the daily shav
ing and bathing, one is prepared to
prouienaue ine accK wun a lair
damsel, or if not so inclined, enjoy
. -it i i i
a reciinmg chair vithoo(.k 111 hund.
As the hour' for meals approaches,
., , , , . , . . .
the ladies don. their appropriate
., , ,
toilettes, and the d.GDlav of fash -
-
louaoie wear, un.i eiegtmr, diamonds
equals that at a fashionable water -
ing place.
Each evening we had an ama
teur musical concert with excellent
talent, and before we realized the
fact the hour of midnight had sped
on, and advised us to retire to our
comfortable couches.
All men are not inclined to gal
lant with the ladies, or appreciate a
concert. For them provision is
made in a social card room, which
generally s also provided with a
sharper, and proved a very expen
sive attendant lo toiiie of our pas
sengers. Yet the heart lea ps with joy
when the first lighthouse is sighted
off England's shore, and the next
moi niiig at an early hour a pilot
boaide our ship to steer us to Ha vre,
the post of our destination. The
entrance to the harbor is a wide
opening from the sea, and in a very
brief time we are landed at the ar
tificial quays, provided for landing.
Your thst experience is to make
the custom house oaiciais under
stand you are not ft smuggh-r, and
then by waiting three hours you
will take train lor Paiis.
' I availed my delay by driving
through Havre, a city of lU'j.UJe)
' inhabitants, and also the chief sen
poitot r ranee, it is a quaint old
city, with four-i-tcry yellow hri. k
biiiiri ngs, with pijj.-on roofs, suui
average frontage of at out 20 feet,
i visaed the church.' buiit in the
Hill century; t-nd where are p e
served puintinjrs ny the old musters.
Hi'.' po'.iic buildings are of mo:.
modcrn' stui. turn, and fair in sip
peni.-.iiee. You here see the mcui. l
position v omen occupy. Ti e : cart
i; out the : Hry the vegetal le, milt
j it"l sund.y t-ther vehicl. s, and cry
in"t with a voice .is a man their va-
; ions p-on to-;.-.
to
the train. Ti e er.ine is of the
pattern, seen h: the National muse
um at V;i.-hir2-;on. built S y. Ste
phens in 183). where no pro vision
is made to shelter th engineer or
fireman, and the 'cars ateofth"
pattern of a Conco d Couch, sub.H
vided into four compartments, with
seats ciosswise, capable of seating
8 persons. The bumpers and coup
lings are of the most primitive pat
tern, and severely cotdrasdna with
the exhibits I have seen in the r-itr
but of which I shall speak at an -
oth-r time. '
VV roll along for five hours at
the rate of rhirltr i..il.-.a r, Wmr
when we reach the gay capital.
where my experience at pr-sen'
Y "f 10 m '' . 1
l1,'a"1'' .wt,t'B at H'h "Nev"r p0
,0 Fr"nCe' "nl":ttS V')U know xh" Iin
1 l r i 1 . .1 . i -r '
P : 1 . J ou IW? D'
! ju,P0;
Leo FriED.
.-J -' - 1 ' - "
J FOR SALE
The TIX and HArWARE store
' : - :"' ; .OF.'i " ',
R. ROWAN & SON,
One of. the best businesses in
i Prineviile
1 We will k'1 mir buil ' store Trrc
jard dTeli ng corr.'dned rather vi n
ll: '!"
wis sell tha leii!.:in- if d stock prat-'
lnssaiwiir mai - on rea"" -abl
'' "1' WI 1 firaea n a
; . .r.K; JiV t
-' ; ' ' . -..': ' , 1'riae .ilie, Or. '
-Sure
. If ynn hsp aa4.'i p jroar mind to tey -to inl; finn! prot f innpiKiti of W4cli hi. at I
sy oturr. Hca.VS 6arfi-4r!U4 is a pe.-iu.ur j i''vii0'"' l P"" ,Ce' GtKl" f ,!-acS5rtLe.pok:ii;r.;l.yVKtaii-.itsjMcaJir
jv ' ' DELIA t'CNX JlXY. '
.oniiiius'.ioU fmivrtinn. and pr.rarsllcu, - j.DSW!?. foriae ii i a:id ot NWI4
rarativc po-ier snrir'-nr to s:.y cthtr articia. I lli ?UR F,?', ..
Boston fcKr vrho tactv wL.-.i 5;aatcit,
nrt whose cksmy is ,oniy laixtica, tells
" la er.e t
f-ria.'ilia
.re where I v.'.-.:t& lay npniT
u.o clcrU trfid lo ii'ducs tue boy
c.ii.:
c tr-1..! me Ihoir's .
rut :.! UUiigrr; t.iu I ta':;:.l fcU it oatea
lays' triu'.; tl
. if I c:d net UUe it I r,nd not
;ry as)1!dn.4 eta. I: jit le could ret prevail
n iws to ckifcsft. t hU il:a I fcaew what
AocCj Sarsajiai-iKawss. I hid taUin K. w:is
aua.4 vltiijit, and tad not waat ay viaer.
. Is! odd's:- .;
Then I twrfn takiEg Howl's Saminfffls
I w.;s i-K-U-z real. tast-rsWo, sKfEorias
i f.ce-t tlea: with dyspepsia, and so wsaS
' 'n;.i at Uau:a 1 rc-ai-a :u-;lly stand. I lookcii,
;ad lor -m Mis, il'-e a pcrsca in 3B
urr.;:'?n. liocifs E;;r3.iparil!;l lil-J cie ro
'.;eh soca tliti 1 wonder z. 1-r-cU scaetiraes,
tad est v:c. 13 frre;-.pui"r sr-c-'t el 1U" Kss.
Jui.A. Corfr,' tl Terrace Street, Eostoa.
trs S3w?sae Black . -
fi!fi!-ysll il.iiftilsts. gUjkixforJS. Fmpiredo&ty
C. I. lif oD :C0., Ap.Mlioca-.Hi3, LoTfo'.i, Muss.
s r-- r- oj' mt
;Ono Doll
STOBY cf QBE
From, the' Earliest Poiiod to the
(Fresei.tTiuie
Bv nj-faaaf How.! Bascsopt
Jus' pvMhac;!, ron-pk!e in tvo rah. mlh
Index. A
kitov-h-dtie. '.
proud of ihrv
tiiy; a na'ion
he p,ide o a pojp'c-ho ore
re c.-ji-d. ' A homehold v.ectr
rf beucfl.
i . e:'KT. pj.t-il can. at
1 compuro with llus iu tn'etust uud ml-
portaiice to llhe peof-li ol Oregon, ami to
all .others i. ierested in the we are cf
. ir cviiii.itts a recoiu oi
a recoia oi
brave doi;is i
cf graq.i eniii;ratioiis arid
j wri.M-.eat ormiions. It is 'the
an jiiijwj; iu.iit. i;ai i u nij ijuijini.
I NO,,,.e ore.i..:., no tru Au.eiic
I 'm ln to 4n" hi work, now for tlie
j first, tiins oilVrcd sepnralclv frmn the full
(Jf dr i,a , y:liv-t, . i --i
-tl-0l . Ul. Hal.. .0.1 olilanei0ab.ilot3il.al
1 Belies it rfi vtsls. I
-l.'.... ...wi;,. n-nl.aN ..l...,..,l
exclusive terrilorv irauiediately, or thev
' di lose a ran; opportunity lo nuke for
S-5'DD or SfOOO
; Oi:e need vp exycritnee or cajti al in thin
lilinf, fin1 if pivpfi ly prettMtd the work
."ill i telf, o.-iii ire ai?. o:tr Agent SO defy'
liiite. in which o dAier and colhcl before
pniiig tn. Addi-m
THE HISTORY CO., 7i3 Market St.
Sau Fraicis-.-o, Cal.
33.il
Report of th Condition.
Th' Firs! Xfl'ioiml Banl of Peiiaeiile,
at Pri eriUe, in the .Sift e of Urego.i, ai the
close uf butii.ek, July -32, 1SS9.'
fii.HU UJ.H-i.iS.
Loas Jnd dl-oiii;iit:. . .1
OveMraiU, &eerjred ! n:'sec,ircd
V. S. linn... t.i .-c:ire ci iltuion
line fr:n appr.-vo.i r?..er:e u&viiit...
One Fr::uiui ori.i .-ol ilan'ss ...
ieie fr-ini Sta"H IKa :k., fine! bit k.rs.'
Heal e.la'e, furijliare '-.! lixt-o-cs
irre'.f exrvn Ai a:.4 laxej pa.d .
Prem! on. r-ic.-i . .
e l 1 ck bi .1 oil b cah itrms. . -. . . .
KilU or oi-.er 1-ahk . . . i
5TRil f3
i'raeliono! papen c rrreacj-. nickeL a:sd
petj Carre
sp"(-e
Le-ri.3 reader noted
K'-don.-ption f'ojd with ti.'S.
o per cunt oi ciitu'iatitm . .
Total
.IIJZJ 21
iJAIitJ.ili'iMi.
Caoltjil stock d in '. . . 1
Snrplt.-. i
C'.div:d'duroflM ;.. .
ir;-a.).iO
Sa'ional 1 a It Mile., out-landing.
I-.vliv'd.-a' d?p'.-bo RUhjr-c-t ;o cheek
Peinaid cerf lo-aje.! oi .i-.-.'.jit
Tirue ct'.nificree-(f dvpydt
Dae to Stale BaDifc a..d osfikera
Total ...J .L
a. 2 ici
'31.'
14 Z-JI -.4
3T.4TE of onscox ConKTfiop Cnonrr. ss:
I, . M Dalo . Cas'r'er oitlie above sanied
a .1,:. 11 .,oo;ta!ey .- -.vear il:Hl tec tu-e.-e oare
t i true to the bet 01 ir.y koow'ed-:e ard
1. M. a-, Lr. tx. ca..i;jer.
s ib orlbed aod Uwom f be.'-'re n-e tios li.th
day at Ju.y, 1.3-. Z. M. jioN, Citrk.
1 L I . JIKNHV H .KM.
j IMrccto
Ca.tKECT Attct: r. F. frLL'.s, Krcctor,
JL S!t.i;-;L.
'Posto'
Rce i Store,
r. Q. fibjjMEi j faoPKiE-roR.
A FCI.T. STOCK OF
The best brands Tob SO CO and CI"
gars, also Matrons, Sta
&ncl Fens.
fRESH CAiSlDlESlcjMD jiUTS.
Ail goods ne-v a:(i Jrni-efo.su.
3u')se i:.ti'o tiikeni for all newspa
peis a!:d perii.'dit
iO.-.ty TO LOAN.
A limited aiii pint of money to loan on
-hori, lime vwth eotul- secmiiy. Intmire
of S.J XEWiJO-d..
. f riiit-vi.le, Oregon.
iliora
nil
We arc prepared- to negotiate
loans on Improve ! ileal Estate or
i other Securities ; buv and sell Bonds
1 City and Coujty 'Warrants, -Notts
I and other Neitiable Paper.
i ('o-renpnade a ?"? ttad Ltformatiou
i uuuea o app ica,u:.
HK.VRY H ttTM I
Ollice In FirPt Na'ioaal Baub Bcild-j
:Z, l'ri'ieviil.j, (iroioii. i I
KCTIeE F'B FUBUCATIOX. i
LanPOffice AT LiKKVIHT, 0. I
! J.ov vs. i,s. t-
Natice tn hereby ei"en that the foilowirg-
na.oe.i -ettler ha. hied uotics of l.er inteiition j
to ma's- final pro f in a.ippnrlof brrclain.. at j
hatta.d pr.-inj wilt ire made heiore V.o. Clerk i
l -wk o.intv.i t Prii.evihe, Oregon, ui. I
toga t at, lis, I 1
MISSIS .VIGLE, j
'or !he :'F-'-' I TV V; 3 U 13 E I
sod Lot. 4. 5 an i i of it-, To lis itlf'E I
8 te na:.rs ttio fotpiwins; wilnes e. to prove
her c;jti liiiou-. re-jiler.ee ::pou, KudeiiUe.atiot. !
io, Sana, viz: . . r. ca-tie. a. r. iroti-t..n,
S. Illntoa, of Croik, or., Sstdfir.. Logaa, o:
ir:Ke. tn. i j , .
Aht person who de -Ires t-. protect frraiBttthe
atlowjattee.of uch pr'-of. or w..o kn.ovt of anv
lialiono; .he ia'erlr.r U-rymrti-ierit, why fcttea 1
prf shoul I n4 traiaKowd. wiM he jcifea-'n I
i) pj.t.tnit .- a; ihic i .ove r..cn;io:ied lime at,d j
aw in er!...y.eE-:i;fc t e -.vitfie-. ' f -ol (
clnini(.n:. and oottir etideuce ia ibiittj ei.
.: ttn t.e I,.- .'in ..:im.
mn tr c
rfs"ff lot aiave tract-i are e'a''ntl ad :v-r.e
'i, tier ft i-!o 4m tre
ire tiers it .-'.ie-t ta nre en: a .-t'rl titae:.-;
r.ra fr. tier u:t he.- ei
. -e r.ppr.;v&i ii r-.e
'..-.! .f Ji-.l:.'.: '.V cW. .
6 11
1 1 m Hi- ma. , 11 , ,, , iitaua
link
R Pt'ULICATiOS.
P?iCS 0.X TliK !AC.1.3i,
OS.
in'T J".. ln.
i nnui.l .-n.. n.sVI.il b.itlM.uf Itl4 iutrfitii.K
j 11c .ue ;aiaiu.K w.iiiftmvs iv ,vi
j hij couitnapa, re,J'len e r"v, ml cltiv
; tio: of, taia tsift r'.t: ilnps Ciuli' Jktie St
Ma -ulaf. of : 'a. Or., Ir Browa.01 Mltcbeli,
Or rroi iropaii, oj i n:ii i rpct. or.
Aav vorou who u(.-..ir-... to proiest aealoat th
tlowa: ve ol cc6 pri.ol. cr k'.:o knew 01 ay
alt.tant:ai rwa, under iko I, and .tl itc
uUiiooj of trib Ii!lrrr iHpsrtn ebt, why kurh -pro.f
iiioald net l.e alk-Trcd, trill be piven aa
I'Cport juity at t'.-e lx,ve ii:enlinred time ai.d
t'laevU er"3,-: exaioit'.e ti e -wilt c.-e. a-4
snuaui, ai:.l to cr evmmce m reDu.iai 01
6 T. A. .Vi'lOKAl,D, Rttter.
KOT1CE FOU Pt BLirATIOS.
'' ' La.NUomCB.T'lUBBatHs.O.
I - Ja-yfi. le
Kctic if hereby r-'ven thsf Hie foilowli-n- .
uai.iid .ntler ha j.leJ tit'.-e of his Inienth.n
l, claim Jienml make final proofin tuppurv of
I.i.- c aim, iumi.at .aid proof !i!l t made be
fore i'o. Clerkt-kCj.,Or..,tl'rij)eviile.Ot..
OO August 2-.', IS-. ViS: - -
JAMfcS CLKIKS:
n-'l 2,72. tor the tt'U oi KWi.'-SE of STVJiai.d
SS4 .).' S -V'i See il : p 17 S li '-i K.
il ::iue ti.e ioilowi.it; wit:is to prova
hi. c-.Miaana rea;du. fo,aisd cultivttlo
of, aid le.'.l, :iz. -ftenrj.-) !. fnrlu, Ch.
Iieiiut. :. W. Leilc;.-, of fauliun, Or., Joi.rrh -h
:u:l.euUKli, oi iTire. or. .
Ac- peiaoa win' -itr! r to protect ceaintttb
al;ura:er of -.K'a vro..t.r wi-o kiiowa of any
ub: Uiit.c: rca...iii, in.dcr t'. - la nail li t rcc
i) ati.)iia r.i li p I'.AMior lisr.irt.i eM, thy ouch
jr!Ki ?eti'.i!d imi aUevrcd. will b Rivet, an
ovoorcanity iiue ub-j- mej iiened llu.c ai.tl
p'mi'e to cro..-xs:Tiiu t witiiesH of a:J
ciahunt, and to nfier vidf nflc la rvbmlal nf
tiiatubititutd iiv etctaiRiit. !
6 . F. A. MCDONALD, RejiftM.-. '
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lisa 0?7lce AT THE UAU.KS. OB.
j jM.-.e:!. lts.
Notice !s lu-rfbc five;-, tint the -f.iIU.winc-
JiiDd-J cltif-r l,s.i lileii uoliee --t his iiitcmiou
iiiuU Sunt nrooi In s.i;U rtioi lilseiailu, n!
I'.ai .-ai.l jirjoi ilt be ois le V-efore Co. Clrk
Cr.tk Coiniiy. "res-ori. .a' i'riiitville, Org.u,
ou AUji:iit3,iS . viz: I
1 UOSI AS HiiOHF.. -
PS efciS. for the oi X rt'i-i, SW. of $t-i
iVl:: of 'sk 4 aad Ni-l!; of s''i Sec 27 ip it
hUco.!tiutt...,re.ld.e PT.t o. rt .hiifl..s.
oi. itticl IkiuI. viz: frank ila.-lemaii. L. K. Ca-
tie. iitraia aloWard.,, S. 11. Lopglc: ot fr.ee.
or.-g-rj. i .
i nlt..wa,.fo of .ne'.i WKt or who kftowi o! acr
Auy ; :r.on wno ofre-io pr'csi a?R z ? i.m
j Mih,isur!l r.nn. ui.ilortV!la;v and l;,e r.:r-
ui"ha oi th Inwrlor
!
It-parimeiH, why sui?h
t.weJ. iviill b; eivcn .'i-..
e-ioc-i-lioe-.! l:i.ic imj
; y.ive lo c-i e.-oiuiiie the -'.tiie.j-pa oi Tsaid
: to q eatune
; cU'want. and to flr vHeic Is rebuttal ot
j :'!? :f SnIld,
i 1 ' i
j hotjck 'for pvti.TdATios.
1 Lau oiwt at-Tiis 1ju.e, Oi.
v .- ' ' i June 14, 189.
Kotice u bwthj Rivn thai th icHowimr-
.,,..,,! ,H!!erl. flie.i!i.iiee of hUlnlnt!onlo
cue.ui:i i.-.r.Ux fii-at pr-.ot iu support of
hi.. ..l-i'm Miirt thwl .jsMT-.runt u:!ll l. n.M.lM
oeiore 10. Cicru e.uox e'.tiiiy, ur. a. I nua
viilc. Or. e-n Aasat S, 1SS9, ii -. f
W.J k VrPJIMSXri .-' I
J.0TICE FOR
a
HA. 2751, for the S'i oi SW!, sj of SEJ: Sec
TpWaRl-iE. ,
Jl aaiun the following witneatr to prora "
hU cai.tinuoiM residence upon and cultivation
of, sfti-i !ajd, vi2:Saioiiel W. C' i.ipl n oi Prn.c
vllie, 01-.. K s OiiOf.. Jaiuc W Hereford abd
Joo Jr-. io cf llowurd, Or. j
Any per.-on WuoUcaireato protest agalnstthe
allowai.ee of ..ac;. proof, or wild knows of any
tai.-ia ii.ai roi,on. ou.le.r Thv law and the T?
uiaiiou 01 me Interior imparl went, why fiurh
proof should cot be allowed, will be (riven an
opportunity ai tr:e aijsve r..ctloned. time and
p.MWto ( ru.. exai.'.ioe the iviti.e. ee. o tii
eiaiuiunt, and t- tfer v-tdenee 1 ia rebuttal ol
tiiat uomitied by e:iti)aut. r
1 F. A Ucl.ONALD, Kettater.
. KOTIL'E FOR rrBLICATlON.
Land Opficu at Iakevirw, Ok.
Juue if, i.
Notice Is hereby pivtn Hiat the lol'oiring
naiiierl ketiler l:us riiea notice of his Ir.trnilnn
.-.Tr.-rsito omke riruil oroot in knunort tit l.l el!...
lawH) 10 . al tfiot said proof ti-ill be made, before Co.
gifjjjnd e. or in i.i., ab.-eore hciore Co. Clerk of
2 '7. .2 j. ! K .ui.t 1 Co. inly. Or. at Lmkville, Or. on Aug.
ItX-i 3 "1 1 via.. -
4!i,il . JOSEPH C. OHEMHTON
51 no no- ', lor ine s Hh$i, M1.J4 atSf, SVi -
..'.'41 i ."e naiu'e. t;.e iulion-inj; witne.-tes to prove
S81i d ! fii:mi-.i!tou.. rcbi.ihcce upon, art! cultl4 ailon
j o.,.,.,,1 ia,-,., v;z IxtvrcLccC.pcrrvaiid Wl
ffi 1 Kv! a.ey ... i'rii.evil e. crook co'it.tv. Or..
ft'-Sii " J01... I .lderweid uud Aiitoiie tvitiiu ol
i-liiOO 10 3, -.0"t Onn.lr or.
a.i . rr.,oo wiio do-li es to nroiost a'rolnit the
.oir-rt iii .iie: proof, or who know, of any
uuy.ai;t.nl rcn.-.ou, under the law and th r-
1 a a-'-oui! ol :- e interior tiffartment. whv itneh
prjot o.-.ouici not be ...lowed, wiii b- given an
opprtu:ihy a; the above mentioiied tine and
pia.se to i ro...-exnir:ir.e the witne.te of .aid
iH.atit. en-i.t-i orTcr evl.ieuee iu rebttlUl of
j una .ttbailned te.-'c'.ain-aht.
euc iu risbnltal of
El-ITT. Regiaer.
NOTICE FOH PUBLIC ATiOX.
LiM) Omt AT CakEVIEW, Or.
. Jime 3, isga.
No-lee ta hereby eivcn that the followiiiK
narred etner l a- filed tictire of hi:- inlemion
lo make iiiitti proof in tapport of his ctaicr. and
mat .a:d proot will be made b ore On, Jndre
or :n his absence, before Co. Cleric of Crook Co '
O'.-gnB, at PrinvviUc, Orej,-ou, on July 57, 1S8SI.
' J. f. PP.OWK, -
f'd 7. f"r the K", oi'Kl-' r, SWU of SFM See
'') NWVi of SWi ; Sec 2(5 In fiSRiS t
e nainei the folP.winK ituwjeB to prere
ni cniiiT:non re ideiue upon, ai d onitivailon
o. ,-ai.l land, viz: a. J. Keweom, M. Horipen, of
enre; Uie, Or . John She-, paid, cf Hardin, cr.,
K S lfr.ee. of Price, Or.
A person who desires to prote-.t eKEinstthe
aiir-waureof tuc-, prouf, or wtioknowa- of any
.-ib.-iatcia! region, mde-ftic law and rer'aTiona
or tne lntfrfot r-pparip-oit, why tuch prwf
. no iid not be ale-wed, will be (riven an oppor-t-ratty
at the ausvr in.c-t.tior.ed lirre ard pace
tocroo-i ea:i-.I-o tl-e witce'faesof sa d claimant,
end to oier e- ideuc iu rebuttal of Ibat mib. tl
ti'ed bv claimant. i
1 WA RKFX- TKt'ITT, Kciri.tcr.
CUE PEiuns
CJT XIII S PAPERS
-- -wiru .' '.-
THE SAN FRANCISCO
WEEKLY GALL
Price, 123 pr Vear.
THE SAM FRAMCISCO
HG..-CAM.
Price. eo.OO per Vear.
1 - as reextuxs roa
oie a s.o
rj'iiic sau rttAXCisco wzzkly Iall
ir. a lieudBCHjo eljat-paSJ paper, ilt
Wl every Tliundt:;,-. aA cocmina ill ot
ihe ii2ir;atit news cfTju week, gleaned
tscru every titjartcrof lliu c'.obe, coiaplto
PFt, .tare : i puliaestion.. it cootdna 1::
tererlrrf tpcetal eorrKpoacicnce from ail of ,
foe trmcipa! iticsof tho yorld cad a var.t
amotiiitef ths !-t ;.Ud jaa irfsintl
general Jltcrcraro. It -fa;.-!cs tl:j t&W-t
ami rjo-st re'.iii'e ffcaa'.-iiS -rews.asd tai;
kvt (juntution-, cn4 ;:vc3 rpceiai iittvntiti
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