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U ' 'VOL? riilNEYILLE, CROOK COUNTY,- 0&EQON,vSATDEDAYi".' AUGUST Shifts. NO. 8. 0. : 4 -. 1 -" dency to almost annihilate hones in this city..,: ; ,,. 7 - -'i- The pride and pleasure of a Pa risian . is to , ait at a cafe or street- restaurant, and there indulge in sipping wine or coffee. And thisis so general with people': of all sta tions of life that at midnight, as Ed. Review : This citv and na-! WW aa at otbero hours, the eide- tion, so favorably known as a cen- j walks-are almost impassible, owing tre of .artistic, scientific.; commer-ito throngs that occupy them, cial and industrial life, involves -an4 supremely happy- -with what4 diilicuIUes of description which I . to an American y uratt deetwy feel incapable tobattle with. It is ;tne basi8 of substantial ajpiriea. therefore proper to state it involves jAnd lhe fito$fvii wWrbbas be tue merits of an'exposition and Ex-; comeaational in its character, pro hibition combined. Its induce- OCIIOCO -REVIEW. J... DO'JTJ-IIT. - J : ' TRUSS OP SCBSCBUTIOX: . ! fe One. year . y -1- ' Six Lo-ittn'- I":- -- ? t ,-. ;( Payable in advance) Of kiok I" M anoxic Bl;ldi.. f! 50'. STATE Ol'FIC Sci't'-a-i' of tate 'etvs-A i reav.irer j -. lt:wj Pri.ucf tMt. IfliiirtietlOll United iiati-s Senators'. .. Can't Keep , pt My, Longer! ! Con rftss!Uftn J.hliw Ae. cat.) ii,tr:ct.. ITiweontiuK Auoruuy .. J iat autiaior. . . . LUi DiaECTOUi:- ?we JRSSKM EI! iiSO, A . ill BHiniS .U. W. WkA V IS. AlCi-.LaOY YVU. t. UIUU ,V. 1I1AVK- . STIvAIIaN J. S. l!)l.t' .J. 11. Mitchell LlhUEB HEKMA.S .. J. H. JJlf-D V. K. tu.is .. C. A. COUs-ViZU, Mm- HEfflYE! LIFE IN PARIS. 9raa4 Exposition r Greed The Polit ical Proclivities of the French f People Hasty awl-: Com- st prehensivejyiewf Va- ' rlsian LuV-jtAn In .ij: . terestin? litii ' of Fare. :'s 4,.-i Washingtaa letter. , (Prom Our Regular Correspondent.) . ''"' I' , ' i Julv 19, 18S9. t Senator' Quay dropped into Washington very quietly Uiis week and said- that ; his . only business here was to engage a house for his alswill be made with. tb distinct understanding th t!ie parties naiwed are tlioroughiy competent to fill the positions for which they are nominated and that they will be zealous and faithful in the pc r fonnance of their duties i that their flimilv ! Of fmirsf i.lila tilirwli.'! nn. , : , . .. , tenure of ofliee is permanent so long body. That he was on a political , . f . , . . , " . . as they remain competent una eih- errand of great importance is gen- , . - J. . ., . i ,. . ,j , , , "Cicut, and that the lnuian oliicc re erally beheved.i He . has had a ; , . , nut cs bin: iigtib 1J ik-ihi'j ivi vauro long conference ! with (ien. Hani- Kerre.entutve 1,'o.i.ity .f-niB t'oauty OiiiL-hii Oirectary: . ...J N. WILLIAMSON '. J. 0. jjL'MSUtt ... JWji. l'OSTiilt )H. 1. Hill ,.".., ,v clerk Z. M. Bko.vn V.',u2.? .John Combs iTeiifcurcr . . -T. U. Bald .IS c'wl snperiiitendent:.: U. V. i.vt8 M)ru!ier ln. J "-f" J. f. frinevilii Precinct J- L. ULtKa AKiiiVAL ANO llKfAK 1'URE OP. MAILS. Pailes and PKlSEviLLB Leave PrineviUe ...,..,.t riu.i.iav at - a. -a.; arrives every iUy except Monday at 0 r. M. , pbixv.vii.i.k aku iBS-I.caves PrlnaviUe M-..iaay atO a. m.; arrive- at priueville aatur duy ai f. - I'BIVEVILLI! ANO OAMi" PoLK-Iaves Priue tiUc Moi'uay at 6 a. M. ; arrive, at.f riuevilie 'i'ueaday at ti J". X. . ' MUnaeU anil Priiievitle-LeaveM Mitchell on Miieiieilou iaesday and Saturday : prinerllle and Hardin-Leavc.f Prineville Wednesday at oa. a.; rctnru to Pnueville on Saturday at u r. . A. C. Palmer, P. M. ... . 'i Hear Ye! ' MliKtlKdOKSOCIElUia :. pitidRVitLBLiiiH-.F. No. "6 A. P. A A. M. meets samrday n boiore L-. M. A. C. Palmer, Sec. 'H.:o LoDiis No. 4 I. o. 0. F. meet every ''Saturday nignt. ; : Ui'uoco toon A. O. 0. W. So. 101,4in;cts on he second and last Mondays oi eenjuontu. , 1-KISBTII4.B Fiiik Comi-'asy No. 1 meets the rl Monday eveuiuK ai every uiuiiMv Boom or Bust! Mate of Break! Chaw biBe Chawed! 1) 1.'. It .1 .... ... 0nan1ll...h,.lmna.m,,rfon.,,'," IMLMJ, nvvti up W, VUilt, , " .'.. i. . . ; - . : letter would make ah .the civil ser ly wlta lAssustant Poetmaster-Gen-. . . 7 ( j? s. L-vi A,-r - , . - ... vico law neeessary . erai clarasoo, who was his hej)teq-t ''W''-W 1 , . ' , 1 j .1 1 - , ITic sttiisafiTlj' caused the' re' ant niinno tliA lurn (Himn-nttn . lit - - i - .17:1 If i.. Mil I Ul . t,t!4 merits to the world have brought throngs of people from all parts of the. globeto see the exposition ark l learn by experience the exhib ition pf greed. I have intimated how unfortu nate one may be by net being fa rn'Iiar with the language, and when you come in contact with a Freneh m til" whose affability "on' ae zur f K-e" is beyond detail, but whose shoulders and tongue combined p oduce a sound like the roll of a snare diutn with a "dee don" at tachment, you then only begin to re-tiize what a lack of knowledge may involve. Such was my unfor tunate predicament when 1 tell in to the hands of the custom house odicials, then into the .cabmen's ... ni.ii. :.-'...:.. . .. ,t dominates, and the woman of that! ... r ..' , i Blaine was very shrtrt lived Go town flaunts herself with a Paris ian sanction at the principal cafes, theatres,' etc. . . The Parisian is exceedingly ar tistic, and no show windows of the world can excel the displays made on . the boulevards. Their stores are but shops, and all goods dis played in the wirtilows, with a very narrow door entrance. Every inch of space is utilized in the city as in the country. Though so ar.istic and skillful as a people, the French are not progressive, and their usages and customs are of ancient date. No one has ever visited here who has not expressed his disgust at the manner of giving tips, or as called in French, ''poorboy." A shave costs but 10 cents, but PROFESSIONAL CALUo. C. A. CL1NE, Dentist, PhlNKVILLB, - ;-- - - " ' OB BOOM All dental work done in the most approved style. Local aiixttketict applied for the paiJ's Aii-uc.roM of teeth. -All work done at Portland prices. H. P. BEUC?4AP, M. D.i riiV.SiC'IAN AND SL'liCiEON, Pkineville, - - OUF.GOJt. Our goal is trade and we are bound to get there. : And stay there if there is any O1ieepirstdoor north of Jackson House. Cso. VV. 3Af.NS, . ATIOKNICY-AT-LAW, Tbisp.vh.le, - -. - - Orkgon. Otllce viuw Budding. - ATTO ICC E Y - AT-LA Wrf Twskvillk, -' - - - - - Oregon. (MiM -O.i street leaillns to.co'.irt house, near pltmer iiili. D. L. PATES, CONTRACTOR & BUILD KR' PttlSKV'M.K, ------- OitBGOX. Renort 5n'&tf!2sTCtlsSts Trat: t(5jiSe1ra3 Ccisfft,S ModcraSTe.-ms. jfvory tUorjJioSuveifbPP'SSETTl.tS'S CUiDE, 124 rP-1 pn" oaljfac. (puUge stnr.fi Power in rices any ! in 1 a!ues any B enefit in argains. To bring trade our way, v.-e will make you . . -' Yery Enticing Offers, but will only enumerate a few articles : - LADIES' CALF-SKIN BUTTON SHOES from $2 00 upward PEBBLE GOAT " " " 2 50 " " " DOXGOLA KID " " " 2 5$ " " -FRENCH KID " ". " 4 50 " Misses' and Children's Shoes in great variety and too numerous to enumerate and give prices. Gents' Dress Shoes $2 50 i and upward. hands, and later into those of the!06 to the man who re-enters and hotel proprietors. But knowledge! I1118 fai,t! to 8ive barber a ten- of customs and ways is soon ac-1 cent poorboy. A drink of beer is 8 aoired JfireWrckjitb. istock Jf C"18. wih a 2-cent poorboy. A funds, though it often proves to be j boot-shine 5 cents and 2 cents poor- an expensive luxury, as many an by- ao n,re 18 cents A drive ... . j i i mt . American will admit. i aim -o cents poorooy. me matter There is no alternative on first is almost daily criticised in the pa coiuing to this city but to open ! Per3 bul IuiS suca a hold owing to your purse and let the Frenchman I thJ employes receiving no salary, help himself, and it is presumable ! and De'"g absolutely dependent on he never does othcrwisetban jus-1 the poorboy 'for their wages. In tice ;to'',bitMelf. rTe ''reiichrnan l.fact a so of the leading cafes is a dapper little fellow"" with'" an ! the-- waiteis pay a premium to ob- average weight of 150 pounds, arid in police or soldier uniform equals in formidability one half the - pow er of an average American. He is active, tasty in appearance, and hot-headed in politics and swears he will revenge France for the loss es she sustained in her Prussian war. ' He .is divided in politics as to whether a republican er a mbnarch ial government will best subserve him, and at the present time con servative citizens -express a doubt whether -revolution would not be the order of the day were it not for the millions of money .contributed by tourists, and the necessary em- nlovment offered t.n l:ihnr TSTr.ru- retard the future hnn.fnl fftJ ualB nearly o dollars, and is tiuuaiiiaute a. iiuuie.iur auuub one third the price. v I could add characteristics tain the positions. All Paris by common consent is lent to rob the American, whom they regard as the easiest bird to pluck. Merchandise is extremely high, and the necessities for dining have drawn out many unfavorable comments from wandering Ameri cans. I took the following break fast, and this is a copy of the . bill presented : - ' francs 3 I..- been trvine to hatch nn some ntan i The Jiitaaoa. to carry! Virginia for the republi-! . (Nineteenth century.) leans this fail, and democrats in l'ie mouUon wer.e ciose above that state will have to keep their i the high ro:td, and they would ob- eyes wide open to hold their own. -; viously,. be puk away by the , first The medical division of the pen-; person that passed jong it that sion office is to be entirely reorgan-- morning. 'e did not attempt to ized.; It ia thought that all the 'stalk them, especially females and democrats in the division will fol- kids, and wore saparated from low the 'three or four discharged ' us .ty a dceP valley.' ;"' We, went this week! - , .1 , i along the ridge till we came to an- Hon. V. B. Richie, of Ohio, who'1" favorable spying-place, and is closely connected in a ' business "again called a halt. Again thetel way. with Calvin S. Brice, was in escope, or rather the practiced eye town this. week, j He thinks the behind jt, was successful. This democrats! will elect the governor! time the mouflon were in ashal and legislature in Ohio this fall, ! lw hollow in the ridge upon which but they will have to work hard to; we stood, and by dropping dowu to do it. But the 1 most important our eft and keeping along parallel statement tnade by Mr. Richie was 'to the ridge we could; reach them the following: "I can eaytoyou'n twenty minutes, j The Sarda without the least qualification that ; assumed an air of profound wisdom, Mr. : Brice! is not. and will not and showed how they were driven, be a candidate for the senate. : I pointed out how they might be There are imany reasons why he ; approached with certainty if they could not afford such a responsibil-: remained where they were. Ve ity, and in making calculations on compromised. , They vere to place the Ohio senatorship you will save themselves and the -other 'gunners much timel and worry by leaving as though for a drive, Imd I was to Mr Brice out altogether." ' j make the stalk. A long tramp In view of Mr. Richie's relations ! through drifted.snow tC5k us to the with Mr. Brice such a positive"! WCfc which we hail marked as over statement has caused a general re-booking the macquia where they arrangement of the Ohio democrat- j wefe- Lying flat on th a top of it, ic slate. --I ' 1 we scanned the slope below us with centimes Steak, Bread, Wine, Butter, Potatoes. Salad, Pie, 50. 50. 50, 75. 75. 60. This with a poorboy attachment peace, and anxiously await the re-! suits of the elections to be held this fall, which shall determine whether a monarchy shall be substituted for the present republic; While ostensibly the agitation is maintained against Prussia, the re al truth is that the members of the royal f;tmiiy desire to be reinstated into the places enjoyed by their forefathers, and were it not for the additional queer of these people. some of which would not be pala table reading, but which will re call itself to any one ever having visited Paris. Leo Fried. tor t ; . . . t MOUNTAINS: 4 The WILLAMETTE VALLEY, and CASCADE MOUNTAIN WAGON ROAD is by all odds the BEST ROAD 'f between Eastern Oregon and the Willamette Valley. WATER ABUNDANT AND CRASS LENTIFUL! ' The road vs well bridged, grades fc'ttre been improved, and the aceoni- wmlalioHH are tiiw.rior to those of my rwlin the Slate. - faFExcellent, hunting in the mountains and ne fishing in the T)(chutcs, Matolius and 7 Clear Lake.' .' -'" ' :: ;-- WHATEVER YOU WANT IN THE LINE OF Summer Goods YOU VVILLd FIjND IN OUrSTOE. Why uffer in the Sweltering Summer, ; When We Can Make You ' Gool, Comfortable, Contents It appears from the testimony of experts that the death by electrici ty may not be after all the "roek- fea'r that Prussia would intrude on me-to sleep-mother" pocess . that the pretext of a house divided ! humantariana are ltkinr fnr in within itself within twenty-four hours, the tocsin of ; war would be heard. - The politics of Europe are but faintly, understood in America, but read each morning the dailies of this city, and note the comments and inferences of each breath pro duced by a neighboring .potentate. And note the necessity of law de manding the' service of every man at the age of 21 years for three years in military service to main tain a standing army of 400,000 1 men in a population of 37,000,000. the interests of murderers. A ref eree has been appointed by a New York court to collect data upon this subject and several electricians have testified that it is the reverse ofwht has been claimed for it. Testimony of experts was intro duced, showing that death by this means is uncertain, citing cases followed by resuscitation and recovery. Others described the suffering of animals experimented upon to be lingering and most in tense, all of which proves that in the effort to be merciful, mistaken SjHEEfjMEJsl, TTENTIOjM! W'e Will buy wool, paying highest market price for same,' or will , in dress, of beautiful figures, not snip your wool, make liberal advances and quick returns, j ; ' it surprising then that an intelli- j and overzealous men have been ex- gent member of the chamber of deputies, which I visited, doubted the correctness of my statement, that the United States had an army of only 18,000 men, "with a population of upward of 60.000,000 people?.. . . ;:r . I. The French women are very tasty. M BMM '& Co. i'baudetMne, but very, very numer oils, and can be seen on the streets at all hours of the day or night. I ceedingly cruel. .'Some enterpising Americans have secured a concession from the Egyptian government" for the con struction of a horse-car line from Cairo to the pyramids. ' There is a large amount of tourtist travel at all times between the two boints. And . the only accomodation for tourtists is the uncertain donkey The idea of. Considerable talk has been ere- ' Jnhmte precaution, jl here was ated here hv a snpcnb mndo hvL nothing to be seen but the niaeciuia. -r.- "j i" . . 1 negro at a meeting df the Ohio r- which was here so highj and dense publican association a night or two that it might have concealed a hun ago. He expressed himself as be-: (,rei1' " 1 SCJnt C. back fb a point on ing Very much displeased with the ridge about300 yaVds further Harrison's "southern policy" and Dacki which commanded the slopo other things.! He also registered a fro,n a. different angle, ahd whence strong protest against the! slowness 1 hoped I. might see them. But of removing democrats, and like' while ''e was gone I continued lo the famous Mr. Flannagin of Texas ' watch the waving covert below me, he wanted to kuow-"what are we anJ at Iast saw a little brown patch here for?'jf not to get the offices. in the ,laj"k green This presently But he capped the climax in con-'(eveloPeJ i"t(' tlie head ind shoul- 1 -..Li t rlnrs nf a niniii1r!i' T u-Ua a '-n rr biuBiuu uy aajriug ui niu gnvern- ; ........ v .j.o ment employes present "don't be'8'Ht' jut 1 lulcl plenty - of time to afraid of any civil service nonsense : get mY ,ian(1 steady. Sht fell stone but send in your contributions to , dead in lier tracks. At tiie sound, the president of the assoctiation and arothcr, darker and more conspic he will forward it to the republican uoua' jumped up and stood for a state committee of Ohio to be put j moment ; 1 rammed in another where it will (do the most good." j cartridge, and a4 he moved off I This negro is an applicant for of- felt Hme 1 latl ,JiU- M a ma fice. I t ter of fact, he had reeoived as dead- It is said tbftt Governor Foraker ' y wound as the other, and had of Ohio is in active training for the'.fallen witllin ten yards, ! hut tiie republican presidential nomination cclv-rt wa8 80 dense ihat I, was in '92. That is about as near as ?a? tia,e fioding - bim. .This was he will get to it j - ' ' ja bandsomc young male. The I have heard whispers of a prob- ol!itr 1 rugret to y. was a female,' able duel between senators Black-! but t was the Psi one 1 w.- ani burn and Chaiidler', owing to a re- !tbough this chance came thus cent newpaper publication about ear'y 1 coul1 not tell that t should the alleged pulling: of Chandler's' nave a"other. After this we al ear by Blackburn last winter. It ! wa-vs lcft the ewes alone, the na is said that a j friend of the Ken- tives make no such distinction, but tiicky senator is now here for.the , fire a cliargc of slugs intotlic bro.-i. purpose of finding out whether sen- j at 8llort range as they are; driven ator Chandler would accept a dial-' t!-e 'posto."- Two of thot.e killed lenge. The general impression is by us had wQ"ls thus given, that he would not. j '..-. i . fieiuoriu tsiiues. Secretory Noble when asked as! r. nsiit.ng,., to the probable jresulii of the at- h? a Mai''!tll -ters. a tempts being made by 'the Chero-1 ,,0U8e dotV'0t fTve his Lat kee Cattle company to prevent the J8 ucamns do, hut he care opening of the Cherokee strip to u51y takesoff hisslioes, so welearn settlement said that be did' not fU1 an elXcba"ge' Aturst glance care to discuss the matter further the C0U,luct ?. Mah&tlH'dan than to say that! the government m Pecnhar, not to say ec would recognize no competitors' for "tnC' but wl,en we coa)e 10 t,,iuk these or y other lands i in which Jr it naa . an interest, and that the number of gentlemen in this land rights of the U. S. would be assert- of freedom, now we come to think ed and maintained. ;of it, wbo, on returning to their Mr Mm,,. i. 1 o ! domiciles about the hour of mid air. Morgan r the new Commis- . 1. r n j - i ' . , . ,. night, carefullv and oi-lessly re- sioner 01 inaian Attain seems to nim their simes and carry them be a believer in real civil service re-': up stairs, o as not to disturb their form, even if he 'did appoint his f'es they are asleep. - Very loages aim vestry incet- a modern hone car, i wife a special asent. He lias sent. " L" " i j'.Vr! , : 1 T-'!' ? i hll n,,nfth and all in f h .h.l-1 tk- tjtii i ji. tL. t. g as common in Mabom ;."c .cenu-- van outruwr t ; - , r - ' " i "T ' "8 " an coonlr5e8 as they are m this, hfe, which elsewhere develops the ; of the Sphinx, is novel to say the, dian ageuU concerning the condi- anl the female sex is pretty much happiest Iwmes, , has had Uie ten- j least. ,. 1 tjonf of appointments : Approv- the sfiiue the world pvt-r.
