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".'.'."I-t?: - ! - . ?-4v . -i" -v. - FkridaN HaH-Eatprs. One of the many tf?rrorsthat the Northern huntsman has to deal with in Southern Florida is the fe rocious wild hog. No one who has toot encountered this animal can Vnalize its thorough "'cossedness They are among the fiercest ani niil that inhabit tl wilds of any I land, although little is known of 'them right here in our own coun try. The wild hog of Florida will attack anything. He seems to fear nothing, and is by great odds a bolder fighter than the hear There is nothing foxy about "him. lfe does not possess any of the traits of the cayote or the wolf, but will march fearlessly into a fight alone, unaided and with the odds against him. When assailed he becomes a fiend incarnate, and will attack anything from a cougar to an alli gator. He has none of the fear which the latter posses, and while he keaps away from the . cavernous jaws of the alligator as much as possible, yet he does nofevfear to as sail him, and if on dry land, will swoop down on the alligator, with out the slightest provocation, and tiie chances are that in less than an hour's time there ' will not be a hred of the alligator left to tell of the terrible conflict, except the head and skull. The huntsman would rather run into a school of sleeping man-eating alligators, or a den of rattle snakes, than take his chances with the hog. He is by far ' the most dangerous foe that the hunter can encounter in the wilderness. If he stumbles upon a pack of them unknowingly he is, nine times out ten, a dead hunter. Even should be succeed in killing any of them, he does not escape, for their dis mal, death-portending howls soon bring reinforcements by the dozen. They 'attack the hunter at all points. While some are snarling and snapping at his legs, others are springing upon him from all sides, some have him by the throat and others are upon his arms. To shake them off is utter impos sibility. It cannot be done. Soon the hunter becomes weak and sinks to the ground from utter exhaus tion. When this stage arrives the balance is comparatively easy work for the hog, and the sportsman soon shares the same fate as the luck less alligator. Their teeth are small and sharp as a razor, and they have been known to gnaw at a tree for hours in their mad efforts to appease their hunger. Should a hunter be fortunate enough on running across them to have a good-sized tree within easy distance, he may save his life by taking to it, but "lie is even then in a bad way. The hogs are bound to scent him out, and soon as they do they are sure to range them selves about the base of the tree and remain there for hours until hunger compels them to start in search of pabulum. Even the old timers will not leave until they have thoroughly shown their dis gust by champing their foaming jaws at the fugitive ; and their lit tle eyes, full of malice, seem to en a) sparks of ferocious fire. (Jets no Credit. (Arkttituiw Traveler.) The mayor of Louisville, upon meeting an old negro, drew him aside and in a voice by .no means gentle, thus addressed him : "Randson, I am going to have you arrested." "How come dat?" "Why,.for having obtained mon ey under false pretenses." "I ain't done nothing like dat, sab I 'clar to goodness I ain't." "Didn't you coma to nie yester day and g;t a dollar?" "Yes, sah." "And didn't you say it was to pay the expenses of the funeral of 1 your son?" "Yas, sah." "Well, but you trifling scoun drel, I saw your sou on the street just now." . "Hah?" "You know wlrtt I said." "Yas, sah; yas, but I didn't tell you de boy was dead, did I?" "Didn't tell me he was dead ! You infernal old idiot, did you sup pose I thought you were going to bury him alive?" "No, sah." "Then what did you mean bv saying that you didn't tell nie he was dead?" -Now, jes hold on, sah ; jes wait w minit. Dat boy ain't been in good healf fur er long time, an' MiOTln a.U Id Hatter tiurv him sooner or later, w'y I "lowed I'd bet- -i lusv t ; uituicv "iirin ue easy Vtfttou wca de folks want bard! i pressed. Vac. mighty kino hearted. I dis nsj sah ; monstus kine hearted, but ei man dean git no credit in dis yere worl' o' sin fur bein' kine hearted. An' agin, I'sc er man dat doan blebe in puttin on er thing dat he knows is gottcr be done, i ; Knows dat I'll hatter bur dat chile putty soon, and yere yo'i come an' wanter punish me fur takin' up de ercasion in time;" . "You old rascal, that boy is in excellent health." Who, dat chile? , You doan know dat chile like I does, sah. Dat boy suffers wid de genstion, but it's jes ez I says, er hones' an' kine hearted man doan git no cred it in dis yere sin-cussed worl . ALL SORTS. Waiter Have your steak rare or well done, sir? Rev. Livewcll (absently) Well done, thou good and faithful ser vant. Bessie So this is a sawmill. I wonder what they do with the tim ber that is all full of knot holes? Jennie From my own experi ence, I should say they used it to build bathing houses. Town, Top ics. Mrs. Younghusband This girl is too young, for a nurse. She is hardly taller than the baby itself. Madame O'Rourke (of the Conti nental Employment Agency) Sure then, madam, if she drops the baby it won't have so far to fall. "Do you ever drink liquor, young man?" he asked. "No, sir; never," replied the young man with a shud der. "The nature of my business wont allow it." "I am glad to know that. What is your business." "I am a bartender." Life. President Harrison, after listen- ling patiently to an office applicant tor nearly an hour, said to him: "I grasp the situation." "That," said the office-seeker, "is just the trouble. What I want of you is to let go the situation so that I can grasp it." The verdict of those who have made a thorough investigation is that the recent terrible Johnstown disaster, as well as other destruc tive floods are due to the denuding of the mountain ranges of their forest clothing. . Such vandalism cannot be carried on without retri bution following in some form. Collections are so much in the fashion now that one will have to be taken up for the millionaire John Mackay. In San Francisco his personal property was assessed at $8200, and he made application to have the amount reduced to 15000. If they keep up this sort of thing in California bow is Mrs. Mackay going to be able to entertain princes and dukes abroad? Oregonian. In Montana a man has been ar rested and will be tried for care lessly leaving a camp fire so that it spread, did great damage and al most destroyed the town of Elk horn. We have a great many de structive fires throughout the coun try, all resulting from a similar cause, but there would not be half so many if a few campers, etc., were prosecuted for their careless ness. Among other things which visit ors to the Paris expositon are find ing out is the fact that the Eiffel tower, which is very high, is not the highest thing to be found in the gay metropolis of Frace. The price of hotel accommodations and the time that some of the vis itors are having are among the ex alted things of " which mention is made. It is announced that England and the United States have come to an understanding, in accordance with which no seizures of British vessels will be made in Behring sea this season. A3 soon as the existing contract with the Alaska Fur Company expires, an effort will be made to hold an interna-' tional conference for the purpose of taking steps to jointly protect the j seal-fur fisheries there, as well as in I the South Pacific islands. I The Solomon Valley, (Kansas) '.Democrat thrusts a keen sword, hear him: "Preach prdaibition. ! but say nothing against usurv Decry harlotry but do ! gossip. Portrav the wic j murder, but dotf't attack mob law Reoiifce larceny, but don't criticise ? j faise weights or cheating at tfcej ; counter. Score the democrat w! o ' drinks, but hide your tace behind ' j a. paper when a republican' raises'! (th? bottle to hi mnntii 'OllOiV 1 j these directions and you will strike iiie popuur cr.o J. Denounce the! trusts, but stay b. the tariff." Wagon and Blacksmith Shop, C. L SALOMON, Prop. At the new stand, next door north of Hamilton's stable IS BETTER PKEPARED to do all kinds of WOOD and IRON WORK pertaining to the trade than ever before. ' All work promptly attended to and WARRANTED FIRST CLASS. SPECIAL ATTENTION given repairing and job work both in iron and wood. Large stock of HARDWARE and WAGON TIMBER con stantly on hand. gST Prices doicn to BEDROCK. White Salmon Nursery. White Salmon, W. T. This nursery is growing all kinds of FRUIT, TIMrsKK CUUUKK and ORNAMENTAL TREES, VINES & SHRUBBERY which i wilr turnish in large or small quantities at any point of de livery m Eastern Oregon. Plate Book, showing cut of fruit and trees, on exhibition at the Prineville Meat Market, where orders for trees to be delivered in Crook comity may be left with my local agent, llurs Hodgers. Orders filled on reasonable terms Address, . Wm. F. Helm, Nancine, Ore on, General Agent Whit Salmon Nurs cry, and Agent for all kinds of Agricultura Machinery. Also agent for the State Insurance Compa uy. ED. N. WHITE MAIN STREET, PUINEVILLE. OREGON PROPRIETOR OF THE POPULAR RESORT FOR jfrLL who wish A good cigar, rA nice refreshing drink, A game of billiards, or A social game of cards. Club Rooms for Carries- Call early, late and often. IsIjSljN WOODS. StbOOfllST MAIN STREET, PK5XEVIIJ.E, OREGON. Keeps none but the 6 EST BRAJMDS Of KatfS BEER, Wi'Ejm blQUOf. eYfUSOBtsE BOURBON WjHISKEY. Commodious game and club rooms. A JIJME B!Ub!jA-RG TrBlaE IN EXCELLENT REPAIR. Mixed, fancy and plain drinks served by an experienced bartender. Orders for large quantites of liquor filled with the BEST STOCK. A liberal patronage solicited. DEW DROP SALOON, D AVE S. ROWAN, (Successor to Fed Goulet.) f ROf RJETOr(. FULL STOCK OF CHOICEST BRANDS of WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS Constantly on Hand. FIFTEEN-BALL POOL & BILL- IA A BD. TA RLES in good repair Neat and comfortable club rooms for pivrate games. Everything iu first class shape. DO DROP IN. E ft (aRAJHcJVI, Next door to Poindexter's Res taurant. ', DEALER IN ' CANDIES. NUTS, NOTIONS, TOBACCO &C, AC. And a Full Line of t- , M M t I tall J ism mum ALSO Al! Kinds of Fruit and Vegetables In Their Season. i p- r.Q RaSCRSb!e Terms Cash. IjVlET JUNKET, P. B. HOWARD, Proprietor. FRESH BIEATS ALL KIXI.3 OF Butter and Eggs, OF TIIE BEST QUALITY, VEGETABLES in their season 1 Sausage & Corn-Beef CONSTANTLY ON HAND. H!ghest market price paid for. butter, eggs and farm produce. Prineville, Oregon. Transacts a General Banking Business. Premtent. Jons Sommkrvili.e, Vice-Presuhut, . . v . . . . M. Siciikl, Cashier, .. T. M. Baldwin. Accounts kept subject to check. Sell Ex chung (in Portland. San Francisco and Kew York, Interest allowed on time deposits. Collections reeeice vrompl aiierition. Great English Remedy. Hadojfjrh- M..p0'o Cnanifio A guaranteed cure for all dis eases, such as weak memory, loss of brain power, hysteria, 'head ache, pain in the back, nervous prostration, wakefulness, lencor rhopa, universal lassitude, semi nal weakness, impotence andyen eral loss of power of the eenera- Bafore Taking, th e organs, iu either sex, caused by indiscretion or ovei exertion, and which ul timately leads to premature old age, insanity ana co:isumpi;ou. 91 a vox or iruojurj. si.x wi'ak.. 1111 ?o. ciirnt uy mail on receipt of price. Full partic ulars in pamphlet, sent free to every applicant. Me Guarantee Six Boxes to cure any cae. For every $." order received, we send "six boxes, with a written guarantee ta refund mnnev if the Snccific does not effect a cure. AfterTaklng. Address all communications to the sole man ufacturers, THE MURRAY MEDIC1NK CO. Kansas, City, Mo. 2MF"3nldlti Prineville bv Ef.lkxai- & Soss. soio agents. LI v,- -!l as y.alcli. no sand F.-w.iad Mitn v-.im have krr-t fbtm In ywxr hnnm tr.r 3 mmiTiis s-d ehov,a tii-m ihoie w.io aipy h2 railed, lln-v bucomeyour owu proper?. 'llic? who writo at oace rr.u bo luru of rccrH-jay ILs Wilf ell end S;irs-' ?!. We My ill eTrc- . fr's-!it. vtc. A't-iresa &Uusmd Co., .Box 812&orfianU,uiiM STOCK BRANDS. Person finding any stock ad vertised in this paper off of its range will please inform the owner. COX BROS. Hor.-e.s branded 76 con nected, a bhown in cut, ou ri trill Kiioulder. liange ("pper Crooked River, p. O. address, Muwry, Crook Co., Or. CEC. A. CiRCLC. Hnraea brendefl 75 "on left rhonloer. Kange, Beaver Creek. Po.-.tof-fipe H'ldreas, Prineville or i aulina, Oregon. AwE.i HNHY & Co. Horse? branded the nld AVUmiu brand. diaui-nd on lefj .shoulder: alsu Fisher brand, heart on left shoulder. Company's own brand, heart on r.fchx stifle a shown iu cut. Kantre, Beaver and Trout Creeks. P. O. address, Pauli na, Crook Co., Or. WESDELL- Horses branded on riprhl shoulder as t-liown' in cit; cattle branded won left shoulder ami mark ed split in left ear. Ke!!?e, Crooked Kiver and Ochoeo. P. O. address, Prine ville, Or. , DAVJD PRINE. Horei branded on left shoulder as shown iu v' cut. UaiiKe. Dry creek, the 1'e-ert and Cr.mked iiiver. i. O. address, Prine ville. E. C. CONANT. . H'irse branded as rep-re.-.tteil incut. Cattle came brand on left Kange, Tpper Crooked river. P. O. address, Prine ville, Or. E- BARNES. , Ilnrres hrri5d on left ' i tifle u shown in it. Rae, Cpper Ochoeo and Jlalbe;r P. O. HdJreas, Prine Tille, Or. OF ems ti;-- t-tfC-''- ff ta.li can t:c-rat-i.c irpr, fe&'S?Ji' J:wiir tnvtlu-r tviih our laro andTal- rK-?W-v ui59 line tf X-au?!tc "llTlll'"ll II Important to A. $4 Paper, 800 Pages; 1500 Al V nST CiWiU &mi&v -o . a am Ictlbw ia tais a or Citap littratnre er in aay tier ae bas fquallcd lis fllewin? . 3 . 0 1 0 ! 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Tho regular price of that paper is novr, and wilt continue to lw," 1 a yrar, but the publishers huing d.:sirons of adiling to their list of Kubseribers in this i ection, Lavwniiitia speidid a-id extraorduiKty rniuction to lis for a liruiied period. The amount for both raieis nrion!tl be Rent tfit'tr.?. ttt V Ci ftnlr-r. Verzti Note, or other,vise, and we shall ordtrthe xors to you tor one yar. Call, or write to 'this office, and yon will C'Minqoent subscribers to the REVIEW who pav tip all arrearage v.ill be fiirnistied the R EVI EW ami 6i FTI NGS one year for $3.50- Opposite Brick Store, T'"--""f ir. i9t, T-vj-iB Ufa -SCM I AGENT I mm. in t The Studebaker Wagon, Ehipirs Mcvsr, Sulkey Rakes, Binders and a!! Kinds of. Farm Isnplemeits. fST EXTRAS FURNISHED GN SHORT NOTICE. Also doss a! khids of WG0J WOFK & BLjftCKSjiiTHIjN On Short Notice and in Firs-class Workmanship. $3-HORSESHOEING ovd PLOW WORK A SPECIALTY. DEALER IN AND MANUFACTUEER OF r Ail Kinds of Building iatsriaS, j i Lumbar Drsssed and Roaih, Paints, Putty, Oils and Glass, Splendid Li 18 of Farnltare Bed-Eom Sets. Lounges, Chairs, Mirrors, &c, &c. Lutnbs accounts coHsctabls fi.ft. BEbKjMAf & SOSJ (successors to J. W. HOWARD) DEALERS IN DM003 im STANDARD PATENT MEDICINES PAINTS. OILS AND VARNISH DYE STUFFS AND SOAPS 1 TOILET ARTICLES AND PERFUMERY HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES BiRD SEED AND CAGES A GFNERA1, VARIETY OF i " ' Druggist's Sundries, Stationery, Books, Cigars, Tobacco and Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical Use. East Side of Mais Strket. Prtnevtlle Oregon. TEMPLETON M SON, Prineville, WHOLESALE D U Q I S ;T S. i DEALER IN j PERFUMEHY, HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES PATENT MEDI CINES. TOILET AND SHAVING SOAPS, FANCY GOODS, GLASS, PUTTY, PAINTS AND OILS, &c, &c. &c. Also a fine line of gold and silver watches and jewolry j& All orders for goods promptly filled. Physicians' prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours. A. BU N -DEALER IN STOVES AND TINWARE, FOR6E AND Ll FT PUMPS. HHL.B AUKMi) fOS Til K 1 , " H ALLADAY" & geared W! FM DM ! LbS, Th hest and most nliabio niiil marie, in all kinds of winds. Repairing all fcinJs of harvesting machinery a rperia!ty. PLACE.OF BrfUXEKj, SENDKKS BriLDINfi. Our Readers. Tllnst rations, 2000 Columns : pric anil $1 atMitioti.il -,ve shal! Fend ;il -.- f r -uio vo:ir n em'v w'V'-"f necessary to refer to them further. publiJiorj to mail tiii'i'IibiS froiii iiav i get a sample copy of SIHTISGS. PRINEVILLE, OREGON FOR mcnthiy. ClIEilCALS, Oregon, AND RETAIL N E L L I!1wl?.WWnlln I f4 Fl ffi East Side of Main Street, I'niNJSXH.I J, OKEUOK,, A. HArV'SLTO?!, Proprietor. sj,-; Turnouts " em,,, kngr poiii.ie,' At Keaionttbie : Kates. X'Z&jJTX j . miter valuable, ammo It. I EzceiUnt ihi:'cr for rrhicles. Jifxt accc.niir.c-dc.tbws of any stable in Eastern Urcqdn. - " . PA TENTS. ! ('avets and Tni.lc-?.'::rl:s oViiined mid ! aj! j'.ii'iit b:!."i;il'SK v. liiiut tiii for i ,r x IVes j ' 1 Oi l! CFFTfK IS OPWlflTlt T1IK i and we eaii wciiire Jmtents. in le time than tin w etneje ffom asbinjitou. S;-;id iiliuU-1, orawing or i.lmto., with dee ipiif Wf aivi, if valentablu or not, five f rlui.pe. . 0fr foe not dae till patent is' 'i:n;i-:i. ' A pamphlet, -"Hew to Obhiin ratetitH," vd!h naiiii if aelm.l t-'icnln in vcnrMate. iroiiiitv oi-tu'-u' rt-i.t f;i . Addjem, C. A. SNOW & CO. Ojm. Pu'ent Of?'". Wcxhh c'ou, I). C. THE Per LIAR BARKER, MINOR LEWIS, To-sorial Paulobb, First door BOuth of Cai v'ti meat market. SHAVING, SrIAMI'OOING AND HAIR CUTTING Done in the most approved style. Hot and obi baths at all hour. THE L&DSiSG FAVORITE. KEvra oxi'? or osdek. ask O'.t ir-iriit yctu vlaco rur'tmus prices,- J f yot ra-n.jt ftr.d our agent, write diroor, to nc:uy?t adti:-e;;s to youlxt m luuiie!. MEW HOiESEWiNG MACHINE CGCE.MASS. en sago - ga UR0S SQUAREitX- iTL IWTP..PA. TEX. - 1 5T IQMiS, Vg. Vreriy MttntAJPCCO-CaJ IVcifio I'!iar!m?nt Genieral Agents. 425 Market St. Hist ory Building, g F., ("al. BranchcM, 4.i ilcrtisoii Kt., Port Liiid, Or., J. Vv. II.jv.arU, Local A-eut, i'riueviiio, Or. a wie ivot.inn - Bought the Splendid HIGH ARM mi SEWING MACHINE BECAUSE IT Wg THE BKSTj IDW THEY ALL.IWr IT I 'or It does inch beavatifal work. Sample MaehSna si Faefsry Pries. i EYERY HC2LTS WAEEHTE3 FC3 j 7IASJL Apts Waited in Unoccupictl Tsrnlorj. JUNE MlMACTMffie CO, BtUVtO ERE ILL. : - i bfiWinTrmrtir-n. nwiu. iir.)Kt: v.tia wrii to u mi atnxtmM t fm.-'f TTti- of nrtirti .-il . pj-. . . : , . . 1,1 i ''0Mi li I fe-iSiS- i i an-: f--H its ha S-ifc?X5 -J?-P'-' ra-k )..U;y,,l.r .-iSS:'-tS3-5 f , )". 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