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ALL NORTH. Fin Tramp Why in it that "tha' way of tb tranagrawar is hard?" .-. fiecood Tramp 'Cause the old path ia eo often traveled, I suppose. Lampoon, "VWs the trouble here?" be aid to a crowd assembled in front Third-avenue restaurant "An Italian Count has just died," volunteered one of the crowd. "While' eating his mnccarotii be got some of it wound around his neek and choked to death. 'You shouldn't have taken "No" for an answer" said bit more expe rienced friend. "Don't you under stand that a girl's 'No often means Yes?" 'She didn't say 'No,' " responded Charley, utterly without any hope. "She said 'Saw.' " Beacon. Young Wife Charley, darling, ire you perfectly satisfied with married life? Young Husband (enthusiastic ally) Well, I should say so. Why, if you were to die to-morrow I believe ( would get married gain next week. N'. Y. World. Actor1 Yes, sir, I tell you the treatment of the negro in this country is an outrage. Friend Why, what do you know about it? Actor Was not I the Topsy of an "L ntle Tom's Cabin' company till I was 1(1 years old, and didn't I get rotten egged from my youth up? N. Y. Humid Former Oatcake (in summer) Come boys, get up 1 It's 4 o'clock, and there's a big day's work ahead of us. Fnrmer Oaks (in winter) Come boys, get up ! It' 4 o'clock. and there ain't a dummed thing to do to-day. Life. Judge Have you been punished before? Prisoner Well, at all events, not in the last ten years. "Are you sure of that?" "Certain, sure. I've just served out a ton years' sentence." Terns Sijlinrjs,' .Rescuer (to beautiful rescued) I see you are fair and bewitch ing, but I cannot woo and win you. I it in m arried. Rescued But, George, it is I, your own wife, George I'shaw ! I never did have a real romance in my life, Memphit Avalanche, Husband How much did that bat cost? j Wife Five dollars. Isn't that cheap? "1 don't know. Five dollars is a good deal of money." An liour later. Husband How do you like that cigar? Fivedoliars a box. Wife Tout's a good cigar, but I'm afraid you're getting extrava gant. Husband Nonsense ! Five dol lars isn't much money. Judge. The Chehalis Bee Bays: The Jiridal Veil Mill Co . of Vantouve recently cut a 40 fool qg from a Standing tree two miles from the mi. I hauled it in and sawed it up, an.i Stmt it down the flume, one and a half miles bug, in just 39 min uets, The Hartford Courant lays it down as a general rule that th. carver of a turkey always gets tin best pieces, while those for whom he carves get just what they don't want Snob a person is called a carver down iu Connecticut. li other sections he is usually calleo a hog! Boston Herald, J A newspaper agent being told by ail old lady that it was no use to : subscribe for the piper, as Moth.?; Sliipton said the world was coming to an md this year, said; "Bui wont you want ro'read an aoooimi of ihe whole affair as as it i. over?" "That I will," answer.-, the old lady; and she suuscribeti Exchange. A The loss of a loved one of . household, the .folding forever of the clinging hands, the kissing In death of the tiny eyelids, mot, dear than all earthly possession?, siuctiiue8 unnerve strong handh Bud brings to muturer minds to; the time the unwelcome though' that, after all. lily is a failure an. a sham, and all this worrying ai d stripling worse than foolisi. I'.ut well is it to look on the brigh: er bide and let the md mimoiit , Serve as ineentives to renewed ef forts. Fortunate - is the one whi u hi thus gain ctrength from sorrow. ud'KUUlU l!Ur, Ae-ijl'ljuuld. r "The Brest Spirit. Colonel Gsrric Mallery of the Bmithsonian Institution, who, says the Brooklyn Eagle, is recognized as the authority on Indian tradi tions, religions and languages, has jnst completed a contribution to science that is likely to cau.e con siderably stir in theological circles. It is entitled "Israelite and In dian ; a Parallel in Plans of Cult ure," and was written for the American Association for the Ad vancement of Science, of which he is the Vice-President and chief of the anthropological section. In this report Colonel Mallerv completely demolishes a popular theory that all the savage tribes of America, before their contact 'with civilization, had a formulated and establisheu religious faitb, believed in a single Supreme Being, a future lift, and a system of rewards and punishment after death. This the ory, which has been, accepted arid disseminated by religions mission aries of ali denominations among the Indians, has been the ehief link to connect them with the Dr"- prehistoric races of the Mosiac era and at the same time has been used to demoustru te that man as a creature, however ignorant or de graded, was divinely inspired with a revelation or an instinct that recognized the one Supreme Being, the immortality of the soul and hope of happiness or fear of misery after death, according as his world ly life was spent. Colonel Mallery reports that af ter years of investigation into the tradition of all the North Ameri can tribes, representing fiftyeight linguistic stocks and more than 300 languages, he has been forced to the conclusion . that the abori gines had no such instinct and no such religious belief until after con tact with European missionaries. These missionaries, he says, were imbued with the dogma, and sought and therefore found evi dence of one primeval faith, but were misled by their own enthusi asm. He continues: "After oareful examination, with the assistance of explorers and lin guists, I re-asserted my statement that no tribe or body of Indians. before missionary influence, enter tained any formulated or distinct belief in a single overruling 'Great Spirit,' or any being that corre sponded to the Christian concep tion of God. But I freely admit, with even greater emphasis, that. an astounding number of customs of the North American Indians an the same as those recoidcd of tin ancient Israelites." He tells, too. of the experience of W. W. Warren, who fraiifclated Bible history for the Ojibway na tion and was invariably met with the remark from the native priests : "This book must be true "(r our ancestors have told us sin: 1 .- sto ries generation after generation when the world was new," and only last year, when a well in formed chief of the Muskokis was being questioned as to the religou; myths and legions of his tribe. L replied : "They are all in the 01 Testament. We can read th.-i there without the trouMe of taking them down from our perpie." Colonel Malb-ey also argued that it is u. eles to attempt to Christianize th Indians ui; il I hey have been civ lized. According to the New York Tin,,- the postal cards suppli d to tlie government under tlie nw con tract are made of material "so lad that the ink spreads on it like a Hotter." When the contract war first let everyiH'dy .vomit-red how it was going to be carried out. Th successful hidder was "Al" Da grp. a Brooklyn political ho.-s. IL- hs,t no experience. He owned no pnp. piill. His bid was so low that perts said it was impossible to the work for the price Wh m 1 1 point was raised he said titat I bondsmen were goo 1 for thtm through a failure of his -o.. , Postmaster-Goneral Watwiuak. . spondtH) tb.it what th covernnn wanM was not damnges, hut po-t al ctnis, arid he would h-ive to 1 , aatisfied of Mr, Daggett's ability, : supply the cards according ti t! .. agreement before giving him t: contract. Evidently Mr. Wan maker was deceived. The Superintendent of the Phil aielphia and Reading Railroad Company has issued an order fo. b'-ihling brakemen and bagga. nen of the road to wear bt-aruV ;nd several have resigned iu con cqiH'iipe, The revolution in fr izil is j ot iow fo popular as it was nt flint ut the pioplt viit scon accept it. Stank is Back! And Has Electrified the World By the announcement of bis safe retnrn to civi.ization. His adventures uml din-coverii'-iiliave heeo O iAXD, woKoxartx, M IKV..KH k. The woikl bus Heel, Uuthing like tin-ill before. ti is lh illing adieu lure, ui.irvtl.mn discoveries during ex pluilH, astmuiilin privations, wonderful trip acriw the lUrk Continent, h.w he poi xi Khis Key Everything wi.l be in cluded, fruiu his first uiiiram-r into Ah kit lothe present time. Everybody wants the newr Genuine Stanlay Book! From Stanley's own writings and ihi-spat.-hes. Over -kh, ot the grandest anil mo.-Mvoiide:fal new eiijjr.tvit.gw and color plates ever seen in a Imofe f travels. It lias Im-cii eagerly auaiied, and will be more sought ;-r, make more money f ir tlie agent and male it easier than any b-pik issued for the past fifty vears. CAUTION LfjrS Stanley's travels are heiuc published. l)o not be deceived by old books, re-hasiies and battcrel plaU-s. We announce this to protect our atceuts and the public against the miaiorous, worthless, so called Sta i ley liooks all or which are siinjily old lMjk that have beeu in ue lor years, and are now Mntr offered as new hooks, with a few pages of new matter added. Agents Wanted Everywhere Teachers, Young .Men and Ladies, .Min isters. Farmers, liptli.inii- n.l fLu-l? can easily make trom tu $10 per day. o e.ierieiit'e icqnm-il. (. an va-ina ont Its now ready. WHI immediately for il lustrated ciiciilars and terms free," or, to seciir.? an agency at once, send 1 for the outfit and yott shall served first. The money leiuuded it not satistactory. Ad ilress THE HISTORY COMPANY., 723 Market Street, San Francisco, Cat. OF Prineville, Oregon. Transacts a General Banking Business. President, Hknby Hahx, Vice-President, M . StciiKi., Cashier, T. M. B.u.mvtx. Accounts kept subject to check. Sells Ex eliang on Portland, Saa Kranci.-eo and New York, Interest allnwetl on time deports. 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I a OBC4Wlv UC to "Tlil , mm mpm-vr aTOda r will artKirtEB toxK rCKMin to nrt Wattt. totwU aMKecn Mki m tfeeHwfiet illotkw.a)atB vtsntHt alNw ett ta taM Who cmlWM kwiykaMCB BU tkfr4 UtMS. MB Tk ksew rnaiar ar mm Ik Basil M mt A flalw ' afMtkriscv of a to ifca.'rt th tt jt. pan ftfiu balk H r rti mt. Iil mtkf mmiii to'. IOi My a.; Ian, Atwtav JI (W-Tr-S. PlttT wrje .t ffrraTlUtnrati Firs Bank Fp(lll(lIHlP!ll lilfpul ALEN kenry&co aUUUUUUUUUl UXUlli J "THE TIBJELESa TOILZB fOB ntaSBl a aawgcaataisev M as m sssam. Tbeacnhcntrin tan ... Vun f EVIbbE JVIEcT JvltKET, P. B. HOWARD, Proprietor. FRESH MEATS ALI. KINDS OK Butter and Eggs, f ' . .. . OF THE BEST QUALITY, VEGETcBloES in their season Sausage & Corn-Beef CONSTANTLY ON HAND. IVHighest market price paid for butter, eggs and farm produce. ED. N. WHITE - - UAIN8TKCKT, , PRINEVILLE. OBEGON PBOPBIETOR OF THE f OPULAR RESORT f ORtLL WHO WISH A good cigar, A nice refreshing drink, A game of billiards, or . A social game of cards. 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JHS3old in Prineville by BKLENar k 80s?, sole agents. - STOCK BRANDS. aCST Person finding any stock a5V vertised in thi paper oil' of its rangi will please inform the owner. COX BROS. Horse.-: branded 76 con "nected, as shown in cut, on right shoulder Range rpper Crooked River P. o. addrcs, Mowry, Crook Co., Or. CEO. A. CIRCLE. Horaes branded 75 on left shoulder, llange, Beaver Creek. Poatof- flce address, prineville or Paulina, Oregon. Ilorses branded the old Wilson brand. diamond on left shoulder: also Fisher brand, heart on left shoulder. Company's own brand, heart on right stifle a shown in cut. ltange. Beaver and Trout Creeks. P. O. address, Pauli na, Crook Co., Or. A. a.' WEBDELL. iloraeKhranrid on rtl.t shoulder as shown in eut; cattle branded won left shoulder and mark ed split in left ear. Ranee. Crooked Elver and Ochoco. P. O. address. Prine ville, Or. DAVID PRINE. Horses branded on left shoulder ss shown in cut. Rnee, Dry creek, th r. O. address, Prine ville. - E. C. CONANT- Horses hrandl a. r.n. re euted incut, cattle same brand on left hip. Range, Upper Crooked river. P. O. address, Vrln- ville. Or. E. BARNES. Hor.es branded on left stifle as shown in cut. Ranre, lTppr Ochoco and Malheur. P. O. address. Prior villa. Or. "bo wrote the pen m." Philadelphia Record. fix tt ' Vtair s. Important to A $4 raper, 800 Pages, 1300 ALMOST GIVEN AWAY. -fttttkaptfCksilJtcnta i EXTRAOI1DIIIAIIY OFFER. To every person who (within 60 days from the date of this paper) will subscribe for OCHOCO REVIEW, IS'SgAYAER And pay, in advance the yearly subscription price and fl additional we shall send lor oiw vm- - ti .. ...... - i f , ., . THE CELEBRATED ILLUSTRATED HUMOROUS PAPER TEXAS SlaFTIeBTQ-S. Tb nibawriptian price of uriuffi fa K nu. 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