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Newspaper Page TextVOL. 5. PRINEVILLE, CROOK COUNTY, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1809. NO. 9. OCIIOCO KKVIEW. , Published Every Saturday -Kv Xi.ft. DOUTJ4IT. TERXS OF SUBSCRIPTION: On yemr fci 50 Viz months. - I oO - i i (Payable in mlviuice) Orricc In Masonic Biilwng. -TtK OFFICIAL DIRECTORY:. OoTernor Sylvbstek Peskoifk tereUry of State . . .. ..Gko. W. McHeme viaie irtuurer. . . . v. ... Ute Printer KmsnBiwi apt. Pub. Iiiatrui;tlou.....;....E. B. MchLKOT V.'M. P. Lord 1 udge Supreme Court W. VV. j'haveh I M. IlrlLl'M jj. 11. Mitchell .14i.m;ek Hermann J. H. blUB ;...W. K. Ei.l:s .. C. A. Cooawtu. Catted States .Senators... Congressman J udf e .Seventh District. . . PruseeutinK Attorney ... Joint Senator Comity Olllciul Directory: Representative.. j- ' iuu,iiij IW.H. Roster (H. f. Hill I Z. M. 11RO.VS I joilS I'OMIIK T. M. Baldwin G. W. ril.AYlON J. H. KKLI.V W. K. iMl't'AHLAND Ull. J it. .SITED J. L. LUCKKY ll.k.i.itir JitilirM Commissioners County Clerk sheriff rreasurer School Superintendent . Assessor ... surveyor '- -.ii-jtier ..... . .'ruio.'.lie Precinct . i. AND DEPAUI TUE OF MAILS. iu PuiSEViu.E Leaves Prineville riauilay ui u a. u. arrives ctipc .iontlay at Or. M. mo UfBS.-i Leaves Prineville ., arrives at Prineville tatur- i i c.ittr Polk Leaves Prine- i ; ... ri--Jft.- at a. arrives at Prineville vl.'.silcy K.L i V. A. Miitln.:! a:i.t Prineville Leaves Mitrhell on .(......luy a:nl triday at li a. m.; arrives at t'(.:i.'ville ai i' l. aof aame days; returns to Mlwujti uii i ucilay aud iaturday. pr'mavHlo and Hardin leaves Prineville vo.l.K .viiiy a! li A. M. ; returns to Priuille ou Siijrviny ut u r. A. A. C. Palmer, P. M. meswrr'iJJ.-. " MEit'lUiU OF SOOlEl'LEi. Pkincvm.ls iio No. 7ti A. F. & A. M. meets on Sttiiia msnt bexore eaeh lull moon. 1. il. liVLU A lS, W. M. A. C. Palek, Sec. tittjioro Lim.iK So. L O. O. F. meets every Saiarday night. Ouubco Loons A. O. iT. W. Xo. 101, meets on Ut second and last Mondays ut each uioutu. PkiSsville Fibe Company So. 1 meets the ar.l Mouday evening 01 every month PROFESSIONAL CAKIKS. C. A. CLINE, Dentist, Pkinevillk, - -v- - - - Ok::on All dental work done in the most approved style. Local nnittlhnics applied fur thepaiuhu extraction of trtlh. -All work done at Portland prices. H. P. BELKNAP, M.'D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ; Phinkvillb, ----- Oregon. Office First door north of Jnckon House. Ceo. W. BARNES, ATKHiNEY-AT-LAW, Pbiseville, ------ Oregon. Omee Ileview aiiimiiiB. J. F. MOORE, ATTOUNEY-AT-LAVv", PlIIMEVH.I.K, -. Okkgos a?e (In jtreet leadiuf tuTcoart iiouse. near - planer ditch. D. L. PATEE, CONTRACTOR & BUILDER PdlXHVM.LK, - - - - - - OilKGOp. Report triesfsiS, Tra(iand, Scripjlrmjl, fownsites, idniOO. Mhaoaderfrrnu V -J ... W. . .. J Urm..m.t V f.itrj gttutTlfcOaveZOrf'Sfctl 1UH i 'MVit, 124 pp-1 price w.l 23c (pustage (Uo; 111 a if Mountains. Tiit WILLAMETTE VALLEY ami CASCADE MOUNTAIN W AON IIOAD is by all odds the 3EST ROAD ..- If.twfccii" Eastern Oregon and tbe Williutt" Valley. WATER ABUNDANT AND i CRASS PLENTIFUL! tfcfromfta well bridged, grade hurt heen improved, and the atrom noihitiom art wpf rior to lhoe of 2 rW in the State. CffExcellent banting in the 'nountnins and fine fishing in the tschutes, Matolius and Clear Lake. ,-. . ? Grand Clearance Sale! M. w CD 3 cr Cd to 05 w Q o B. cr p p err- -AT- SICHEL CO I. CO 00 L & Go's. (D tr "3" td (D O Q s THE CITY OF PARIS. j session of the arch of 'Triumph, I j erected by Napoleon to crown his I Manners and Customs of Its People. A Novel Way of Keeping Restless People at Home Habits of Drlukiag, and. Dangers f Intoxieaiiou. Waihlagtra Letter.. I gwwman, will cut.: He hates M.i- (From Our ttegular Cnrreipondent.) . , . .. ,, I , : none enough to utivr him tmniiU if .rch,;i,tead of p,sig under. ! -,, J ' ., . " C Thpm RfPina tn r. nn limit uua newspapers. nave Deen making . r 1 . --- -i e inere seems to De no lnuit to ex- , . . 6 ; will vi itf. notinol intact - - Paris,' France, July 10, 1889. Ed. Review: Each day of my; ' . u I .r i .fn ... cunrspsi vi murt; or less inirinrrnno travagant-es oirrencn tastes. 1, . .. . r" tU Wr.,,UI, .,.;nl against almost every branch of that . I 1 -. ... was witness to the production of an nrw.F . .hih ...k; n "iw vr tiiive vuiimussioner i an- stay in thia city reveals new char-j skill and artistic tRte that fancy- 'narge- Ana now WMJ ao" acteristic features of the French j can create, and was performed' by jf,0n of Noble in appoint- DeODle worthy of mention, forB fi02 r.erBoR. -And thli,a,r iht ln a coaHnittee to -investigate the finally prove to have been the va-j took place makes the item worthy .re-tltll?fan'iwn'n faring tbo .. e to French! of mention. ; past twelve months, and the charges j . raittee propose to aid their party with mony and speakers. I can not name the democratic' nominee, but, whoever ho is, he will be tie next governor of Virginia." : Hampton has just re turned from an extensive Canadinn 11UUO DbCMUlllg DtUllVB' - i .f ;.. . ... . i. i: t uitwirv. Hiiue w-uav, me fireuts ma uuu oi ine opera is ii,xeei- i. . " . 11 j tour. He savs the n?ntilp t hf.ro nv of this city are the admiration of sior," and shows how nations o the-0"8 f" M 0n j very seriofsy cS - th fl all visitors, we' are also informed earth, regardless of their station in t0 f thls nZZnLZntk ll SnI a portray with Napoleon, to enable him to ling the kindly inlluences ahvivs concentrate his troops at these pub lic squares, and afford numerous routes for dispatch of troous to quell revolutionary bodies", or in re verse order, if the revolutionist dem onstration concerted itself in these f the exchange of kindly feeling to be son,,. W,H fnr tU. ,.i,, i pwonOT ume. TL. .. . , . exerted bv France, the climax of 1 "e "Vlufee nvesuganng noios the play assumes all the nations, BltflnS3 111 thc P office. renresenk-d hv hnnr.m-s tn l,v J '"" ' "re sccrei, out enotlgn ! The Caseitle Locks.-"-.; : (licies-MouuUiitieer.) The work during the past season -T . . . . .i ' -i. -i nnuer raaior lianclLinrv hna ipin been overcome i the r hostile dis- , . , ",aKe " -wriaini vorv aatiafietorr 7..! f no,itions th. ,,.f,..l, that they! have discovered a very satisfactory. A great deal of portions, and the spectacle sho.vs -J'rr , : , . . . lexcavat ins hns W, nn H Ar- iuu?e way oi uoing uusmess in the; . . V f r. i-UOns OI rite Wtt 1 in thi Innror lwlr nV,rnm,nt. nnnlrl I mm nnnttiMr At tl.i .,. ""Iter Ol re-railllg penSIOOS. Jt, ... . 1 " V ........... v f . -- - - " ..w..v.. . Ilk IJ t German seated bewide rue squares, the pounce upon them through the va rious streets radiating therefrom. detects his country unrepresented, and se- The principal streets, known as j verely criticised the sincerity of the boulevards, are imposing streets; nation matter of re-ratiiiff nenKinns JJ ; has been learned to a certainty that! bmlt- Th1 aPPPation of $3W),-. ;'d many clerks in the office have been 000 has becn ex,ed except largely benefited, bv getting their I aDUl 30(1 11 18 liPPcd Uat pensions re-rated. sme of th2m the comin session t congress i . 7 o - nowhere surpassed in the hand someness of their architecture, the Many a Frenchman is ready to sacrifice his life and all for the re- ting an increase of as much as $10 the river and harbor bilK will ro- briskuess of their traffic, or the at-' covet y of AUaee and Lorraine. The traetiveness of their shops. They ! people of this nation are greatly are of about 100 feet width, with j addicted to drinking wine, absinthe broad shaded walks, and much I and beer, in the order named. Yet more numerous in name than in jl have not seen an intoxicated p fact, for at each angle of the street j eon." It may be accounted for on they take upon themselves a new j the ground that when they drink, name. They are paved with wood-j they stay and sip at their liquors; en pavement, with asphaltum cov-.'-or it may be the dread that exces ering, and being constantly Wept 1 sive drink producing boisterousness ana spnnKieu, are as clean as th! would oetoiiowed hy imprisonment. average house floor. and imprisonment for two weeks or On rainy days, they are very slip-! over deprives one of citizenship, pery, and as horses in this city are j and nothing is more humiliating to shod smooth, I have seen many a a Frenchman' than to lie denied a horse sprawling and many a wagon i voice iu the control of ha Bonne shaft broken. But the Frenchman 51 France. Leo FitlKU. has no sympathy for horseflesh, but j all day long pops the whip over ! many an aniui-.il that-in your coun- ,. - .. , , .. . . . Andrew Carnegie is tno man who a month. It is believed that many iceive ear - . "- discharges will follow the inverti-j 0ult? f th'8 P'ojeCt is not ful,-v gation uniess the thing is hushed i derslood h' !he pnW -generally, up which knot at all probable now. ! Thc Coluu,b,H nver whkh If this committee should n.nlc a'i volume of water from the melt- white-washing report, there will be fiu? Rnows in the "'OunlainR, is li xicaieu per- . i . . . nhia n cVw.u. n ,i,;ni;,. .1.1 m a congressional investigation ant lu -J soon as conaress mcK. t.l.flt. will!feet daring the different eeasona of , ! show up the real condition of things. Commissioner Tanner is said to have received several letters from Governor Foraker, of Ohio, urging him not to change his liberal policy toward thej veterans, at least not; Carnegie ana FiU Shires. (Ea.--t Oreir-.inian.) the year. The engineers dn . con structing theMocks at the Cascades have to guard against this emergen cy, and to do this have to make their caissons and walls strong and enduring. This difficulty, in as during the gnbernatorial campaign. ! ProIonB'8 not met ffitn in From what can be learned on theian-v le enterprise on the continent, outside, almost every pensioner em-The.canal at Sault St" Marie con i.loverr inthe nension hurp.ii. h!ia ! nccllng Lakes Superior and Huron, had his Derision re-mlnd nnrl although of lagc dimensions, has rise creased during- the last, siv niontha i ! It is said that it was the amount of fal1 of lhe water ' ' neitlier has tho money spent bv certain pension of-! 0ne at oawville, Ky. Not only ficeoilici.il t-lutt fin aroused the !,ias thei work to U strong.and en suspicion of a wide-awake new!.pa-j(3u,Ingtoresist the lwerof the per man as to where it came fromst volume of water which forcea I Smith, the colored democrat who was dismissed from the sixth audit or's oitice, bids fair to become a national issue. He says he will appeal his Case to the civil service; commission and demand reinstate-: 8t't. - meut. on the s-rnnnd tluit. he. w-jia lie is also a varv nrdnnt. rpnnh- j: : i J .. . ..: . . . i- ....! moval of all engines and derricks ,..;!. tk.. i mm i a . J uisiuidwu uu account oi nig pon- " with the 16,000 cabs n daily use. iit.an atld a great -favorite with the tic8 He is i Hluimncr in r 't to the upper level. If liberal ap- porations 1 censed by tbe govern-; TU9t uow he ia in EngI:ind feast. . i! t,.., eers in charge could work a large ment, and leased daily to cabmen i inr thft ril,..rilW4PrB : t,,at. ,tw 7 ' T ' '""i force of , nnrW tU fm.K. seasons, and there would not be 11 !. .. l .... tV. lu . MJf W VUar 'U1 MW 80C- ! makes a million and. a half dollars mals eVent?OU 'lty l ani"j a yat 0L,t of the Protection system n' , ,. . . and the unpaid lauor of his thou- T.iough this nation is so exceed- j 8lUd3 of sLlve ,vortcil.a.,n. ingly artistic and skillful, they are ; JIe is als0 the aulll0r of' & boo, not progressive in the sense em- j callsjd ...Triutliphat Demi)crilc, ployed m America. They have and of several C8!WV8 Jn the beau. not introduced our system of street tits amj btnefits Jf prot,tlio1l6 car, or elevated roads, hut cling to ; wo:kiuglut.n of COUlst, not l0 hi. tue ota system oi caos, ana tne n..r..i.r..., .... v.' .i ,.j tiiuiuuKuiaics aii: ci ci iiiuic tiunucu i i;u :. 1.,- ,! I its way through the channel during the spring or freshet season ; but it also renders more difficult the con struction of the work. Dming the high water in June the lower por tion of the canal is filled with back water, and this necessitates the re- iiieiu, ana leasea uuiiy to caomen i : ,i ii . .u i c4 , t , ln tne race-roboers in that country witajnasacd for the sniial nurmw. at the rate of U a day. It is this u i a t tr i- w.iasscu lor uie special purpose . r.. .t. t ' !callud tue nobmty. His dinners of being violated." i- - i The alleged combination of i Southern republican representa tives, who were to vote for Brewer, as reuueed to the starva-; of v Car( lin:a rtr Ju.. ftf point so well are they pro-; , ! ., . , , . vij auuiiitiObittUUll UdU flglCCU W ..U,,.,,,...: 8cvcrul hunjred dolars trolled by regulated charges that eacn barely eke an existence, and who; r,. i.;i u: i i . . . ' j Meanwhile his slaves, whose wa- at times have given great impetus a n , . . e .B r. ; ges he has reuueed to the starva- to revolutionary actions. j , L --' pwi.j lectedare ou a strike .... aud u.iiu lamii cuuuiicu to tnin pursuit.! . u: i. . . i j . . The ordinary laborer and factory : - , , , . . give them the patronge they claim. hand receives but 50 to 00 cent3 per ' , (i ' " 19 already gong to pieces, Kepre- , -.,, , , , F ; to make them suotnit to Carnegie s . . , , rT A day. Skilled labor, as carpenters, i e , . - sentative hwart, of North Caiohna, '-. ' '! ideas of "inumphant democracy" . , , . . . .. . stonecutters, etc.. receive $1 50 neri , . - , having announced his intention of j atiu day of 12 hours. Skilled clerks;, . and accountants ?30 to $50 perl T. ; , .. " , aud in the event of his withdrawal, ., , i io tin luciiuctive Auccmtie. month. i j r Added to this series of misfor-i , i Art TrrliK an i.iUn. wt, ia sir... It , J iu jlj iikii.-ii bui . i, iivj ia v.uii the loss from cessation of operations and removal of plant which annu ally occurs under the present re gime. Regarding the ultimate comple tion' of the work the time is various ly estimated from three to-twenty years. The walls of the upper lock are nearly completed ; but it is not known whether these can be used if ftli nPAOU't t n!'.iD i ri. nrf-rlnA mil KfltiiT trr tr,l,iit t-.,. cnriiLa. i a ri - . j .1 iuu i;.iyiivdiiiiii ut ; for Burroughs it the lower lock is . completed, an the walls are being I built as rapidly l ne cniei oi tne secret service is 1 .,,!, br Cannon. s possible. If the already completed is not can be seen women doing ; . ' ' a very important position in u.,,.i . j i .. , .. . . . ! nected with some of thr- nioriHi-w ' .! .. -; vii.h.r-:u ui .u..ui;i!.,ii-i, w.; can sets manual wont, as clearing streets,; ... . more ways than one, and consider-! , ui. ai-wtvuvu uv ii.irness 10 cans 1 - ame taiK lias loiiowea tne suauen . ...i. . : . ' v.. j -ouM cho, todo. A.th.i. ""8" "?Ul ''.s'k'"8 Brand Slater Pa.Jerly and otb.'i- 7t k ,J M, lt .ti,,,.,, o, .t,lus of ,.,, ..,! ''rli? " l3to lea"" 10 lhe ?m. hi a "X;.r .iiutuitriit iinu revuiiiiiuii, me leaa-j ... rauruiiy. ucicciivc, 10 tne position. . t..,i it.:, . . - . .. iiiiifTK. ttj.iir nun it-i!iii 1 out; ii Li:t- 1 no reason that the locks at- the Cas- 1. t r i r.t h nf tt, ,;J" "1'" auwauer. money 110m an p,ir.- i u..i, : tj.. ; ' -1 n.c n.a-. ... . . . """"b i "tw mnRt ff.rt 1. mi tin pni-.l nonl dom of employing labor, and ele-j . u8 01 1 ,e con""e"1 Harrison, son o the president, audi thatevrv , . . ... . . .1 . , London for the nut nose of bfinff in- r. . -1 .. . .. . ""--' '" " : 1 (-' w gaut stone ana marmc arcnes anuj . r . 1 v it is generally peiieveu, now tnat extr:iisi product govern men r l uue neeas out see tne miles ot 1 worn aunne earthwork surrounding tho citv to; uug . uie .'rt-CHOn ol war- strikes. Why they withdrew their ! , ' The count of cash and securities i ami the t 1 .3 : .ii . i nt;;iii(i.iru is u ini-r i.-l.. i-iiitrrrf.i i-ir ,i veworksofdefei.se are the! u : : , ' , , ' the laoor opposition is removed, tie) rjlilro:1(i niono,H,1v ,hP hut., of-snstaining the power ofim,reH,a mPreau 1 agression will get the place. The labor peo- ofon(,nin it (. ... , V " . b . v i thmiitrlmnt. Hip nM.v itE ,,f . . .1 . ... ,ol opening it to thetrailc of the t, at the puiilic expense.; , , , - . . pie opposed him because ot his ruH.rJa .ni 1... ... .1. ..".. , i . :. r .. . Eurone that the who e emit, nr.nt. ia r ... . I .. . PM" Will be understood. the western railroad- ' . CLEARANCE enable him to draw the inference; The dea is 'rowiaf raI)idi' and is opposition is a conundrum that is ! in the lnitcd States tre asurv luci- that this vast expenditure was h,-.!" too much for inid-summer prognos-rtt'nt to the transfer of the office was tended for Otherwise than defenge; from enterprises throughout the Eu- ticator8f i : -:; j comply not ion ,o. There of the city. ... ropean continent. j Senator BarboLof Virginia, who; are 700-ofK)i,)- A shortage of Or to see the elegant arches rec-j . is also chairman; of the democratic! wne fl,d in the new siiver vault ording the historical events of the, George Yes. Henry, I've got a state committee! has been inter- where j5,W),'XK silver dollars aro A 'W - "iai nnat and the handiwork of armies' verv bad rnid. Hnrepvcr. nlmnt, rinnml nr. nllili.! i. 'in stock, and a deficit of il't in lhe ' J 1 ------ - - .... , VII fflllXti MjL I i i of skilled artisans who by employ-; twenty of my near and dear friends state. He savs : r"- -ad mont. ntrprlnnked lmiitieS-'and t.hii! ' hn vi nrefsfri hfl fnr nip nnrl T'm ait. " ,..!!.. j. ---- r ' j t .. ' uianj- ui'uiuciilM For 1889. lengthened the years of ruling po- ing to try every one of the remedies, to outline the issii tentates. t Don't you think yoa could add battle will be fou Virzfnia is nat-i0,d s5Iwr vaollr.,:.t.ii:.ingHVW Tti Inn P-.rlff! 0,)- l?olh shorttg'-s were immcdi- The Frenchmeji point with exul-) something to the list? e on which the i8 n,adt; gwd. It is believed ht, but I presume ' ti"8 n!oniJ' duiing the re- Mahone will make the- high proricont Hooding of the vaults. tatian now in ioi on tne entrance: nenryvveii, yes. ioo'II hnd tctive tariff his rjanying cry. I doi 1 Montana is lid ( be th" rich of tbe Prussian anny-into P,i, reliaUo unJr.tefcer round thecor- not know how nVh of a figure "; whh " iVil,of any state their wives and children took pos-ner. 7W. ; Ungston, tbe n4ro would-be -on-" j tLe rr.ioii. . "