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About Ochoco review. (Prineville, Crook County, Or.) 1885-1??? | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1890)
OCIIOCO KEVIIiW. " SATURDAY, MAYS, IHW). TO HKTTI.ERH, .11 Hon far Inal proof initio tn,l at t .f.?li I ibU Miwr. Homilur urlnaliirpiib. P T T!. .ll.had lf ail inlalak uf Ollre, III ll,l f.7 ViVla'oa wlllm lnrt..l Ira. , T MnliKorlbm. . ,t ..,,1-rrliiUon tnUmOciinoo Rkvkw " ..ii- ..Inane will he chanted for im v1'"" rr ........ .. .IdU IkVAhlTiIIVR I I fi iinriiiiii li . frtlnv dollar lr year, for Mil arrw II UK. m ia r., r E "u suam ii k s k it a l. r.'M style of uliiuni Just rectdved t UJIm' and nil sW glove-fitting shoe Lt lU Otlol Blora. A Hamilton ha gone below to luy lit tot-kef furniture. Iteurw Hi"ly. of Lower Trout, was In own Wedneaday. At lit Brick Htor full and complete iMullMwtiltara. koa-aa' atlll llaV gvini Supply of IukU (Wiln tackle. CLvk llofm la Hill pro lng the highest Lib price fur Mlt and lil.lo. J. H. Crook and family moved to their willow creak ranch ou Thttrwlity. rXeaville merchant have been busy urine the twk receiving new guml. OaU nil Uflo; fur mIo at KJi-lifl'n. Ulr than any other plaa-e In town, 4. W. Htewart, of Hardin, ropntil Ifun Lnltt lor rapreaeuUiiva, In In in n. A Ine hi of r uts', mix.' and ctill mm' lusts cheap at tlm liiu k Joe lllokl ha retired from politics Ll k loiprovinf hi ranch ou Willow k. Tat fullMl, flneat, bt ami choaat tgfUJiM' 4re good at Jlil. k Tb Willow crwok homo rlJe will boadn llW Millieau'a lo ou McKay, on y 1Mb. Pfey lavls returned from I'lirtlaiid on I1 ! ll I necenaary tlmt the today. II aay Portland appeared U i quit llraly. A full and eon4fle stock of genta' taring appamd la all stylo chuap at i Brkk Num. If jtM waat to make Dual woo( on land bt lo thia ofllca to make j our u'l rt i a ... i . ..i.. l'.'ililln I IuiIkoh l(tiwn thU work to Icin n thn (Minting trtt.In, uml Ih iiuw ilovil In- illlil'f "( tlllM llllh'l). Jhiuim Mm kry, nno nf t ho liirnct wool ruUimln tlm HoiifluniMU'rii mrt of llio cuiiuty, u in town yiwlvrdiiy, Mr. Mimkuy auya liln Ioh.h' by tho ulntur aniniiiilxil to uliout r wint. Th tunny IiIcikIh of Jim NuImii In tliU county will M .fHHtl to Wrn tlmt tli dmiKHmta of I. mud Imvo ulvxn lilm tho nonilniillon fomlntilir. W'null tioiie tljitt Jim will fi-t 'I "tii un elflt tl ii iluy, Uov, F. U. HiuiiMui)t uml Jerry CVIi run loft by WwiluiiNilny'a hUka for Tlio Pulliw, Mr. riiiiiltlliiK will vialt. (lolilun- rldlo, VuiicoiiviT inn! I'orllaiul liilu uono, arid will bo uliMiiit from l'liiiuvlllu alxjut thrtiu wi'iiki). Mr. Giinia, roirmtn!ln IlrAHlnur ACo. wiM nmn IihiiIh of Hii r'ninclMuo, avtNiin paiilinl hy Mr. Hclininclniii, of tVuca llnl- on, wan in town lliu tlrHt, uf ilia vimik olfi iIiik to tuko wnol tin lOiiMiuiiinnnt, I lo did lint lin lu luii-lnojii hum. C. V. Lo, who K!iit tlm winter ut HmUxllK', l.litti comily, riMiiini'd lliu tlmt of llio rik, ami will roiiniiii In Hut county iiiiill lot van cMnn tlio niooiituiiit, wlion h ikji't to tuko a iiiimbur of li.ir.K in U'iIIuiiu'IIo vuiluy (ur ade. Mra. A. ('. I'ltluinr loft on WudiifiidayV NtnK for Kant I'orlliind, wluua hIi will k ii. llio MiimiiHir, If A. C. aiitra un uxoiilly vruuky dtiriiii; tlio uiiim.-r, tho paLroim u( lint i.t(illl,a will know it it on ai'counl of Mm, I'uliiivr'a ubmwire. T. f. Hpiiir,ii.l, who livHuon tlio hand nf Crooki'd ilvi-r, waa In town l.utt Sulnr d.iy. lU mild lit) 1 1 ud ln'(iiii f.niiiiiiK, hut unluiu iltnrnrd tuddunly warm lie I'erlHhril In tlm Know. ftovcrnl week ao muntlon wan mailo of an old gentleman nann d Allien wlio ntn rtf tl ttcrons tlifdeaert friiin the Mt'ldrtitu, place coining north, during tlio (Imp f now In Jaii tinry, and not having bvon hi-nrd of aince. Ou Weiicudny of lhi week Med .Moore, tlm tiiuil carrier from Hi I vi! r lake, found tlio rooming of lliu old innn lying iioar a log on Pino ridgo almut tdghluvii milft thin Hide of the Mvldruui place. From Hit' a ppea ra nc of tlio body , M r . Mooro thinks tlia old man had hticoino fiitiguid traveling on foot tlirougli the wiow, hud lain down to rent, fullen aHlcp and frozen to death, llo had no rclutivca ir this county and little is known of hia punt hiatory more than he w oa a Mexican war votcrnn. Corner Bflknnp could not go out to hold an inqui-at over the remain, hence ho clothed Med Moore with authority to tuko charge of the body and he left yieteiday for Tine ridge for that purpose. Te Hon. T. i. Hieuhennon. It 1ih been reported that there will he an v fl'oit made in tho next legiehiture to divide Crook county. If thia ia true it ia a subject in which all the people of tho county XOTEH AXHXEIVS. Knt nS,yit. i W lion people eoiiie to thia conut The president haa appointed A. V from nny phiee eaat of the Itocky Hiiiiiniond to ho xjstinantor ut Ash mouiitiiim, they are uauiilly pro- uj. fuse in their account of tho coun try they "left behind" ila fine- im provement, the splendid furnm. the high educational standing of the community generally, etc., and they are not at ail buckwurd in trying lo create the iniprcHidoii that hi their opinion people who are raised enst of the Uockiea are supe rior to us Westerners, intellectually and evorv other way. But when a IVan-Weather liulJeHn No. I. Of tlio Oregon weather bureau, Calfax, Wiishingfon.ia ei.diavor ing to get the Nortem PuciHo ex tended to that place. Morrow county has sent 100,000 head of mutton sheep to Euntcrn market this spring. General Alger and Mrs. Qeneral J. A. Logan ure visiting thisl'Oiist. They were in Portland laKt week. Tho republicans of Culifornia Kolieo iu iK'r.-bv I'lwn tli.it thn tvid-r- . J . t. ... & : ... I I ... . TT , 0 rilw IMS m.JUfl HflAlilILf 11V liltl 4IMII. co operating with tho V. H. bemce, j (;uu,,tv i.'oiin of ihe t oiJnn, cei.tral ollice, Portland; Oregon, for ,' ;'''.'.'. adiw.ii-orf..iw eat.a ... V, : , ol VV. O. HiKiris.iieceiicd. and all por- week ending Saturday .April MV.i, mmthMiii elaiinj.a.t'jmt o.iid etai urj eqiureJ to (in-iwul .urn .iui4 to liirn. nriiiierly vi.-rilieJ, l ll.ii.lm, tnVf nutive Oregonian visits thoMe places have selected AugUHt 12th as the of "perfection" he-H convinced trio dute for holding their state conven cimiinpHrinon bctwiitbe people of lion. the Kust and Wea J not so treat, The severest enrthciuiike felt in and if there is any marked dill'er- San Francisco since MM occurred ence in the niatterWeduca-tion uud on Thursday of laH wi-k. Tiki eiilmpriuM, it is injtvor of the bit- shock waa generally f. ll throuho u ten A an lllus Mon o how the Cuiifiniii.i. " " . country and ist of the The . salmon "canneries am "the Rockica presen, , W lvea to au Lower Clurnbia havo l.eirim , we make the f WW). WEATHER. The feuipemture has hern slight ly above trie normal for tho week. Tuero was no rainfall. The days were bright, with warm sunshine, which was about the average. The iiiihts were cool, light fruMs, which did no apparent damage, wii id. I six rnuiiiln from tlia dale liuiy uT. YV1I.L1A.VI AicLAiiA,. . AilniiL ualor. Patod April 28, : i. KOTICE FOB Pt'Cl;IC.l'l'IO.'' Lihxi Glut it 1 uk If a; ii; Dp.. : April K.IHsO. Nollce I. Iii!br Klvn lhat tL. iii,lui namo! etiler ha fllt-U u'rfi'.' o tU liauiiili.n , I Ut mftKa lli.Al pro lu up,..rl ot 1U clnilj,. ai.J UCClirreu ! tnat anl proof will b a,ad bCiora.tii Ciai.ijr Oil tlio ioA. i Ills tins I tell I fie conuiy. vr.,n. at I'nu.niU, or., un Jue 7, first w.-ek of good, growing t-pring i 1""u' jons b. frvkkar,. ,, ,, , , , IM?1.2. forlilt' of ami KJj of - weather this seas in, and tne resuit atc K, ,p M K , no itaiut, tlia ibtioa ittg; n'tine.rii 10 prova hia cMijiuiuo.u r .il.'ijr-e upon, a;i'l cultiaii.o of, alii lanil, ilx: '. . it.oii, Ii K. Hmiltlt, AilimJ Cotii. Nuwluii C'l'., ,a t..it.r, or. .- John w. I.Frtl i. i;il,tr. is til it Vi'getatioo Tun m ido marked iro,:ess. crnrArs. Winter wheat M invariably rc poiled to Ltt in ex:i-lleiif lOi.ditioii. Oregon boy, oiirrs- fvllowing (ions and are receiving all the fish XfTI' E KjK l'l fLn atios. tnaa mtv.'.t. 1.1 -i uk l-ititi, Oa. ( A.rn 1.. S'-3 bjirlllg at'kOllig In L'rOsllilu Otl it', im, i .,.. u-hm; i.U.J uv' v 'il Ur ;muil:,L i ....... , j Ju n.;. ? nnai j.r Ml in M':;'. 1V. bi. e.ulu,. ;! anil Jl -Ht elion of -VI Tfi&ja-tW' . Vitl-j it;.-. nf-A ri; ;.. vru.'rka '. t; ley touiiuea in u jue. j.ariy pn ; gram is -Ui are vitullv interested, esnecinllv so wooIJ U.i.n.,vlled lo id,...v anow off following n hard winter, in which .......... i.lj 1 I. I l I at l. " ' the taxable prt perty has Let'ii so, materially diminished. We desire to know what your position on lhat question in, and what your action would be should that question ariee in tho next legislature. Many Democrats. Trinevillc, Or., April ,10, 1800. Mime of hia grouud boforu he cuuld tluinli HP-din. The Irani comity ihn,ocratHhavo noin- ImUitil (tin fulluw inx lirkot: Kor jodu, U.I. Iliululinu; alif iir, O. 1'. l'l.-a..i; clerk, U(Hir((i) tiuwer; Uitaaurer, John .Maialiull j nminiiR niir, W. II. Jolmain ; uhiad iiiH'.!lutoiidiinf, P. VV, MvKobtii'ta; aurvoyor, J. V. Muck. Thla ii'h'iol diMrlnl ia coiiMili'raMy In la la to Ixailiera for aahiriea Uutinir the ba lor flnal proof ootlm Wm. McMwkon talk of orwtliijf a LaliMM bouaa botwono Hoam' tin Lrtaml Wooja' aal.iua. Oos lu(inmlii liua Mtfuiit takrn s -liua la Umi itor of Hi lUldwin Hiiuep U4 Cv. at Hay rrwk. Ikirloi tlia wrt two wei-ka Col. Ny fbuaahl 4000 hrud of null toll li.v. Bow haa anui ISajO Iii'aiI. Mra. 8. J. laJ.JU.tt lift ll.U week f r Uiaaa, wbaraih will iid tliu auiu M tiaiiin( rolatlvM lu thai t.t. TU lo(va fivlght train ever artivi-d 1'iiucvlil li any one flnu euiiit) in on 4ilay, kiao f M. Kaliel A Co. Ikm't waar your old wnl hat, hut it" .Sk liJ a and aol't a ih Htiiniiuir hat I in tlia lnjal aim k aver i.uglil to I'llnc- ta luvitl hy Ilia Ut s hol muutiiiK lie I'l.lli t. d at omv hi orilar that mil.land K warranU Ihi rvdwiiiivl ami Inter,! atuivd. (vh) elvii k'a m.li. elunwhero. Hhemijannrr arid Konan wro not uhln ' to (111 tlii ir lOiilrat t to birni-li tho ton with IIhIi on tli. ir return from an antfliiitf Uiur tl.in wm k. Tliey had r.nuru. tod to a.iily atMiiit ISiM K)iiinla of hVli, tail extract from a letter writteu Apiil they require. 41, It 1. I... r. II. ... a I'.... ailin. uv uiir iriiiiw iiiwimiiJiiii irtf. t a . m ;. ' . . ouraii Aiinea ierry ri agnm . OJUVKUI, Willi IB liThfc , j, , , ; , i CO. in into rirfHiiifHMirw nl. h rtnn year in the medical department of Ca y thr(,ltil g to ,huot hcra:t,r: I i - l,t. i In tho, tnuf I'llnrvillo at'hil diw t ill uS etaul kmelu-r for Ilia a Ii.iIh " c miiig Uiw uuld auiuo lima iiaxt tt I ia. 'Irn. W. tt, Vrn and liir laii(ier lai'', haa jiaia lo Charley lien's -i urar Uukeoven lo awud a tew U 'ho Ravicw eollwtor did not have W mil around rlral of tlie month, ' w II he abf Mtt aiiKHig tlu ail.urliwrs lay. n hulk of tba anow i now out of the 'I'ttaiiia, and tha iraoiit hot weather r hava tlia elfiH-t uf raining the vmt. hwliilial.-knea In hia family, Mr. oa, Ilia (rae-llioiiKlit leetiirar. u mi l to fill bla iiya)(iiineut lu aak hrre H Satonlay Jtsymaila Hroa,, of Fminnnt, Nibnu.k, bouglit aoinn Id.fKW h,.ad of aliwui tbnc.Hi.ity, and will drive to Nebmaka j iariuif. U Aral ahipmmil of won! mu.l fmin Mpiaoa Hi la avaaon won a tot of SO k made by Wm, (lullimd A A. Me- J Ihia waek. &. .. 1. r. Rtowart Intend iMiliinc mllois P n rrinevilla rlourinu mllla tlia eoni- uuituar, and will do away with the burr proraaa, Ita roai to 'Mall.i.'a aaw mill ia in M rapalr, In fad, la the heat mud aer.n Katy mminlains. Tlia mill w ill lirirln king nest Monday. flou, 8, O. Tliomuson, tin) drnt county f oi trook eouuty, has Ihs iiomiim- f n tha democratic Uekol ot ltonioii aty for tuts senator. K popular barber, Minor Lew In, Is at tlia old atand. at all tlimm oanuhlu kivlng customart better uliavo Until V n et in IWtland. h bridt aoroas Ochoco on main K WM somewhat damnum! bv hhih J last weak, but waa mnairud In KtojwvaiitlUsolnir out. ill health Charley Lewis wan 'HUaJto K(vup iiU mliool In the dWuiit, aud Mf. lUgby went out on nday Uktt chsrn uf the school. Howard left by Tueaduy'a ataijs ffwuu to look after the horse mar-f- U ha Snda a market to salt ,1dm, '111 uaks a, large ahipmeutof hoisc Baaar. sjtlHaltr who signs Ills name M. i'-Wmar, and who uluium to handle paosiaal lorxla" hasbeuii hivllina aome ir bualiioaa mun to uorroioad with f l OosWtt. K, Rnnnull has ubanKOil Ms plaea pnhiass, having oiovod into the room fwiy ewiplod by 1. h, Kotelmni's only am-iivil.'il :i t-atehlinf aUiut five They won't yu fli'hinK any more thla year Homo tints slnre rvir attention waa railed to the lark lliul certain artia wera inakiuit dauia la I Wvur ertvk out of the eareaaawa ( dead al'Jt k. They ilionld be candid hIkiiiI m) ddiii. m thera ia a aH ial tat.ito in thia alate for piinl ildiig r wnia for 4.1lntlii run, ling alreatna of water in nocli manner, M. rdchid rlilrieil on 'edno.l.iy from IViitlaii I, wh.-ri. lio, baa Ihmii tho punt Ili.Hltli Inlying KiNMla. Mr. Siehel aaia I'urll ind U lull nf lt,il,.m ftn vatl na par'a of tlio alaln who are Ihiuiik Uioir aprlna an.) sieniiii'r pnK but owinx lo dull I i it . lie pn h llic 111..J icy of Ilium arti Iiiimiiic very i ion., only lilllni; up thoiratia k with real ueefa:ica. J. I', f'niiilnletl on V'udiM-Hil.iy f ir Ida ranch In tint Hljj Ih'nd eminlry. II wah accuiiii,tiiid hy ( bar in leal- , ah'ijriwi lo Wa-biiitft'in for Ihe heneilt of Ilia health. t'liarliti'H ln-alt'i haa Imoii laillniT forsomo time, and lio haa un'ii foreo.1 lo ulvr Ui to.ii'hlntf fe.i t!iat aeeonnt. Hi iiianv ftien It linro how that I law cluujje of i liuu a mar prove U-mtllcial. On Mainlay P, B. Maekuy arrlrod here w ith Ia,- llinklu, of Heaver, whoiaaiif f.iiiug li.nii lukireiiloiM' of the st.kln Joint. Mr. Ilinkle bud expu trd lo xo to I'm (land and Imvo tiiti lea; unipiiUilrd. bnthe laid liiniiH-df under the treat nieiil nf Dr. (itwner, and tlm doctor ex m.I In ejroct u cine withuut a surgical osration. The Oirgtmlun Is informed that Johnny NultiiiK, ln.illier of Ceo. Nultiiin, who diaiK'iire.l fnun tbN county l.i-.t anni mor, haa illr.apur.'d, mid ll ia featrd be baa laien foully dealt with. We saw Johnny a few il.tya utfti, uml heiliud't haik us if ho had il!saH'an'd or had any intention of no lining. Tlm man who in formed the Oirjjmiiuii simply did ' not know unytbiiiK about it. A Ilnriis uktIi iwLh that that town sup tuirts seven altonieys. Thai's better than l'rinevlllo run do. V only have four limb" of tba law hero, and one of them him ipiil the praeliee uml j;ou to mixing pills In a driitr Store, while thootharthrno are nut antliiii; fat either iu oraiii or purae, It must lu a dreadful cnulKutiiiua coiuniunlty In a place the sun ot itiin.i thut can support seven lawyers. "Uunelo" Davo 1'rlno was in town tills week for the firntlliuo in several nioutlis. Owhiu to ill ln-oli I) he luta Ik en ooiillned to the house ad winter, tint the few past weeks iif in lh I wealliur have proven vary Ixinellcial lo liia health, and ho ia nuilti SHuniiiliiK ijulto a rutiut apearatiue. We hoHi he may fully recover, and he spared to a life of imefuluesa for many years to ihhiio. Sipiiie Hull has hcen baniiiK tho pa- pcr In Union Church thia week, and the interior of that building now presents a neat and handaoinu appearance. A ceil- Inu of llabt puper with a hravy border haa been put In and the walls are Iiiiiik with a darker ahadu of paper that makes pleitMiint contruHt with 1. 0. 0. V. Aaiiulvrraary. On last Haturday, April 20th, the Odd Fellows of Prineville cele brated the 71st aniversary of the founding of their society, hy appro priate exercics. The lodge was tailed to order by Noble Grand, T. A. Uren, and Geo. V Jlarnes de livered a short oration, giving k Arbor: Bpting. the benutifier of nature, has arrived iu u 11 ita splendor. The surrounding country is beautiful, and reminds me much of tho Wil lamette valley during her balmy spring day . Yesterday I spent most the day in rumjding over the farms Good Samaritan hospitaT at Portland will soon establish-! train ing school for nurseg in connection with llio hospital St. Punl has been ppclected as the Showers . arr tli-sir j.i 1 1. sw.. lei ti.rt' i w. uS'& VE ' t . ........ 1 - c1 .a . i :z a k - I ... -'A- ' 3 In the VV alia V aila valley, to -give nUii,i i "m-vJ1- "ur T .. , . . ' I:!.cia.iiuuo4ro. aeiHTHinri,.' a irKiXua iue iuie sp.'itig sunn gruin a sinri. ! of, .aij n.i.a. vli- J n. j-.-.-.v-v-. j it.t'uni 1 tie etlect ol too mucti rain on wocaf, on the loiv land is shown to have oeen sligh'ly injurious in Willamette vail ey. Laiger hpi mg ncreugi's lhat Ui-ual has been touii. KKLtT. All the varieties of fruit trees in a!l parts of the state, save in the more moun'iaiiutie stclionsol East- place of meeting of the1 National j cm Oiegoti, are in full I loom, and Teachers' Assoi iation, commt-neing j in many sections, the peach arid cherry blorr-ouis are failing. The in the near vicinity of Ann Arbor. Jul' 'h, and continuing one week ond enjoyed rustic chats with the I At Albany th'j Unit.-d Presliyte-' l lt' 2.1d di.l not injure the grangers as I vneoontered them at chu.ch will erect a 10,IK 0; lrult- v lIJ strawbeincs are in their iilows. I convinced mvself church building thia summer end ! hloom. Grpe vines are bu iding of the fact that one need not go to llie Mctho.list will put up a 70UU the "Wild West" to find the typi-: building. cal old ''moss back." 1 talked with J Hoffman A- liates, of Portland, men who hadSreared large families have secured the contract for build ing the new bridge across Willam ette river at Salem. It ia to have . three spans and will cot $GO,OU0. C. J. McDougal, W. A. Spauluini? oil, k., iuiuterAOu, liuerara.i..ita, vi en, or. . , JOHX H'. LEWIS, Kltr. KOTIC'8 FOK PCllMf.'ATlA. -l.i.Mi Ulrica at line D alls'. Or. a pr; i i, l yollce la herrhy iriven that ibv io.Lamf uain.''l .ttiler liu fl.oU'U.aU ol Ms iit'iiii,.fi to iuai.- nnul pr'jui in L.pport of .lili, claiui, ai,d tiiat .aid pru.it wtlj te ii.ttde teforu caur.if J'iStfir iu r.i. 6;..ev.ce tiriorn o. Ciif.rk"tl CrKya Cojuty, or., at rrii.avii.ie. oi.,ouJitne LESLIE rowtf-L, Hd !. for tlm N A , ft i p H 9 U HE. lie nao.e ttia lollou'iua aitiie.i u, Aov lU eoutiuuo.u ieiUei.( ;f-ai:, ai.a cuie.utloa of. .aid laud. iz. btiCi.Hvl MhFil.l! J, i. O'i'Jl', Ja,u4 Pr.tla;'u, 'A oiia.ik r'ratfiuctf, ul iiltuaell. Kit. JOHK W. I.EWIi, RogLUr. and divided their farms a half dozen times to accommodate mai ried sons, who 'were born and raised (that is grew up like weeds) on II.wha tiirii.a uililoh Ihuv li.t'i. l.iliur. , v, , "-'"' " " .....v . anu tnaries francis iJeck nave lu lled from their fathers, and have ;orponited a real estate.om ianv to never been oul of tho county, and, ; av out a town j,, Clatsop 'county brief outline of the intentions and gcnoial knowledge, are as ignor- , Hd t0 .uiU a hotel. Capital stock, principles of the society. AfU;r the nl as ten-year old boys. ,My im- i floo.(XK). close of the address, a table was prcssion thus far is, that the farm-j .... . j i. .1 .-1 1 t ..fi iiiii-ii.rii in R" p riif. . I vmnii. er on the I'ncifie coast as a class . . ,, , , .. . . , . ,,. , i range will be made this summer bv are much more intelligent and en- ,, n ,, , , , .. i the Oregon Alpine club, including ici pi iiMiia iituii tiiuac ucrc. IIU lb ia not remarkable-wh'iw we remc spread in the lolge room and an excellent lunch partaken of by the members and their families present. May Ml Out. A ., i . . . a gentleman woo tins juel been i up on the line of the Oregon Pacific iii.i,. tl. ,ii a t,r, ,,;,...,. i ..ir...:..t ..t r,i. u I'iviiii ,1,1 ml,.. I II 1 Ul . . . . i.i,. . . . :BoiV'e8 lOoao trotil till Sleepy I..,,.. ,fl. llllll lllUfc illlJlC IF . . i 1 ? iviictuij inur iini;c in w 1111:11 iiiudiui i W. G. Street and others and much la' 1 Kcieritirii! iiifomation im fviu.i'teil In 1.... i 1 1 r, ..... .1 1 ui-i vuiiv voo vi. 1 iiiriiitrin uuv iiil-ic are mostly men who had energy ; enough about them to pull tliem- slc ft. probability of it being sold to an Kustcrn railway comyany who are seeking a Pacific coast terminus. The Oregon Pacific will, without doubt, he built into Portland in the near future. Ortgoniun. The ileal Iieult. Every ingredient employed iu producing Hood's Sarsiiparilla is strictly pure, and ii tho best of its kind it is possible to buy. A'i the roots and herbs are carefully se lected, personally examined, and onlv tho best retained. So thut from the time of purchase until Hood's Sarsnjmrilla is prepared, everything is carefully watched with a view to attaining the best result. Why don't you try it? The Monmouth Scandal. At Monmouth a petition is being circulated and generally signed by the people demanding that the young men who were suspended from the normal school on account of the Stanley otlair be reinstated and that a thorough invtsti'atiou bo made of the charges preferred by thorn. From this it would seem that the first investigation was a whitewash. And us tha suspended fcholars hold to their story that they saw tho professor in a compromising position with one of tho lady teach e.s the second investigation may have a ttuiereiit result from tho first. Ittmeburg Re rim. To My SulTerlnir Sister. With twenty-live years exiorlonoe and travel of neiiily all the world, 1 have round I.11 an Australian plant a sovereign nuiindv for ull womb diseases. This rem- eily w as (Uncovered by mo, and I sacredly Ctianl the secret. I have now settled down lo give tho women of the land tlio bonetit of my untiring eir.irt m their la-half. Con sulfation bv mail free. Terms of treat incut reasonable. Medicine sont by ex press. KidYreiii-e Hiven. Adi truss, Mra, i)r. Cole, Ll- Third iStrect, l'ortlund, Or, be gleaned The American Federation of La bor, an organization claiming a membership of 3oJ,Ui)J, announced an impending crusade in the inter e.-t of a labor day consisting of but eight hours in all parts of theeou" try. them here ec-ein lo live and to ioi- migrate to the VVcst and "roiv. up with the country ." Tlu sod necins to Im cue.-allv ; fertile, although theie is much ! Jil,",,? Ko''r. "r,;l! respected res light, clayey soil wliich rt(,mr, 8 ' "dent of north. r,i Grant com mt.-d a greitdealof feitilixhig w.th g p- reccently by shooting him sum and iniuiurein ortnt lo ii.uie , ei-"' through the head. Ho ha.i a return for labor. The improve- ! 't everything during the winter. . 1 1 ... in ents ure tiiostl . old and diiapi-. out tflpidly. InUutco, Sheiman, Morrow, Giiliam, buck fro:u the river, and counties to the south, the apple and cherry tr:-ts are bud ding. The present outlook i.? thr.t peaches will be a short cicp, but tho otiier fruit will be plentiful. A(iKIClLTt:UAL OPERATIONS, ETC. Spring seeding is being finished. The weather is favoranle for the lambing aeason. Siieep s!n-a ing will begin within the next tendnys. The grass is growing very rapidly affording good grazing. Vegetables ate becoming very plentiful, and gardening is penerully being rapidly pushed. Tho weather for the week has been nil that could he desired and all gro.vir.g veti ta tion shows the favorable chnnf.es. The season continues about two weeks later than usual. li. S. Pal-k, Observer, U. S. Signal Service Asst. Director. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. La wo OfcPitt at I'tVl-i-, 0R. li'.ict. 3i, ii. Kotlce Is hereby piven tha! u.v loilnali. uaiued .ettler ua SUd iuCce ui hi.-. iiaci.lii.n luuiHli Sua! provl iu p-,,rt ol .hi-.t li'.illi, ftl d iuftt;aid pro., 1 will be tu&d.i Loiore it, l.el ter ai.d K:iver v. e. laid Oir.ct at Jrir!i.-Or, ou iluy i. U, Tit: atiwU lJtI.AFAVF.ITE LIS5EA, Pre 0 6 ij ior lae ol'. ', ol yy4. jc-h 01 WJj 01 avV... emv lu and K VV;4 ol ,V4 fcic id .pl,illtl. . ile uaiii the foUnarlnn wftnetsew fo prove hid cmtniaou residence up.,u, Aud ,;.ilt. utiou ui, Mild iaii.1, viz: n.cu.a. 'rr, Jam.L. Muff ..iter, ui iinrdlu. Or., Lichard Oiazer. ierr btier, ul olewart, or. M J. B. HI'S 110 TON, KfRliter. NOTICE FOR PtLLRATION. . Land Orricc at 1 me Uallk;,, Ob. Haron A ,, l 0. Notice la hereby r,er. tbat it.e ioliow.iir Daied settler i,a rtied ti.aiee ol M iiaeutloa to amke rtuttl proof iu support of ids eiaim, &Ld n.at .-aid pr.Kii will be uiaue tei'..r the 'out.ly i'lrlt Cro,,k C'oauty, Or., at Friuevil.e, or.,uii ilAV lo, lu.u, vi2: . , I. AVIS MEEKER. V S frKS, for tlie hi, ul N A ud E'J of 8W!J .see a. 1 p lo s K It, K. . . Ue iiHme tlie loliewinr vitneeii lo provV hU euiiiiutioua reideure upon, sTideiUivtL,a ul. .Aid IhUd,-viz: KCwiira O. Ceiiunl. .JarQra 11. Mereditu, ll.itlou Ik n'iue, iLnU'i. L.Curl, ol I'r.iieviiie, or. . 4a-4 t. A. Mi PoS ALl. K'eickler.' NOTICE FOR Pl'BUCATIO.S. ' La:.u orrn'c a! ina i'iAia.at4tM. .area l'Jtf. Notice 1 hereby riven tLal li.e toi4wiTK named .eitier i.ft ri.'td iiiA'cc of l.lx ii.ectibtt to it.akr Sr.ai pr.Hi ia ui'i-ri ur Sis ciki 91, awd Inai ..a.d pr.,..( win i-e etle bt lore ctrk uf ' (.rik. County, or., at hrinevil.e. Oit-fttu, ud Ma- 12, l.e. vt 1 1.1.1 a si li. citli.tir k-i, ; I aw. f- rti.e H i, of NEt-i oi 8W'; at:d K ot Sin, .-ee u . 1. 1- Ril IS. . lie iiftote.. tne i.'iloM ii.ir w.u.tes to preya hin coatiii'ioua reidetiee i.mh:, and rultlvAtlon of, ..aid lai.d, vin. Al en c. Aief-cchern, Jonu K. Br iii. Ot. ..i, lialibard lillyeu, JuepU Y.. Foim. i of Aliuiiieil, or. i F. A. MclOSAI,n, KeRiaiur. llilUKR LAN I) ACl' jL.NE 3, li-T-S. - NO 1 K' K FOR F I I Llr'A I ION. LamiOpiic lur. lUiir,, On. Meri-n ! laaf. Notice la hereby given that Ita compliance (I a ted, ll lid much of them, espec ially fencing, has frtikxl for titty years with out precious little re pairs, judging from appearances. Lrt the Cat oat nf the Bau. Ed. Review : On tho 17th of. the inoiitli I met Grant Mayes, who ' is U Bon ot lion. KoOeit .Mayes, ot Wasco county, and. a brother of Hon. F. 1. Mayes, U. S. district at torney for Oiegon, and while in conversation wit,h him, 1 gave it as my opinion that if the two labor organizations would support Pen noyer lor governor, that he would bo elected.. To this Mr. Mayes re plied that the said organizations Could he bought for lTU,UUU. This conversation occured iu Prineville. On tho iSth I agij met him at Hay creek. We vvu ..re when which is supposrd to have been tit cause of his self destruction. Au Albany, Is. V., dispatch dateu April '2'), says: The senate to d.iy recalled from the assembly tl, ballot reform hill and again passed it, changing it to agree with the amended oill agreed upon last F.'i day by the governor and others. 1 It is undetstood the governor will sign the bill and the long light over the ballot reform will be at an end. Wem stlay the contractcrs on tin Oregon Pacific moved their stock from the front five miles below Me hiiiua where theie ia pasture There is some indication in tin. that the woi k of pushing the roan eastward will soon be coimncneeii with such vigor as has never before been exhibited on the line of this company. Work cannot be com menced for several weeks yet at there is a considerable amount of iron, the stage arrived bringing the news j Hllow up in the mountains. tyiVw that altove. The old church is much improved and is now a newt fomlViitiiblo eililleu. II. F, Nichols urrivod at homo last Wednesday, aftor a few weeks travel over vailotm parta of the slato. Mr, Nichols attended the 'republican st.ito convention in Portland, aftor whl. h ho went to Al bany, CorvaMiH and Yatpiina buy, and on Ilia rut am eamo by Wulla Walla and I'tMi, ll.it. in. Wliilo lu AlUtny ho met the inanauersoi the (1. I',, but was unable In learn anvthinrf dnrlriile liniii tliem reK.ird- nd alum ali ,, i,..r.. i,a ulil im lo.r tin, ip inioiiil vtis. ninin than thnv In !"HI to merit all his old and many new tended b"i Inniiiu work In the ninnnt.dus hMnora. tw aoon un the snow was out of the way. ADVICUTO MOTHERS. Mas, WiNsiAiw's SooTiiiNo Syncs bus been lined hv niolhera for child ren teeth ina for over fifty years with perfect sue ceaa. It relieves the little milllirer at once, proihieoR naturiil, )tiint sleep hy ficeiiiK the child from pain, and the little clicriili awaken as "bright tin a button." lt is very pleasant to tnle, soothes tho child. Rubens Ihe Kmis, allays pain, re lievos wind, regulates the tinWela, and ia the boat known remedy for diarrhte, wlu'lhor urbtiiiK from teelliinii or other cu'.iHos.' 'f wciity-tlve cents a bottle. ' TO TAXP.VVK113. Notice is Imrebv Riven that taxes due School District N'o. 1 of Crook County nniMt bu paved before they become de linquent,' If not costs for colleetl'.( will bo uilticho I A. 0. PA l.iMI'lit, Clerk. Uy orUar of the Directors. that D. P. Thompson was nomi nated by tho rcput Jean conven tion, whereupon Mi. ijiyes said lo me: "Pennoyer is gf vie ; Thomp son will beat him." asserted, it, was doubtful whether he could or not, if the labor organizations staid with l'eniioyer. Mr. Mayes then asserted that "Thompson could and would buy those laoor organ izations for 10,000." J. 1). Cart wright, son of lion. 0. M. Cart wright, then Buid "I guos3 D. P. has put up his if 100,000." Now it is well known that the Mayes family all favored Thomp son insteud of Moody. This ap pears to me to clearly indicate how iney expect to Ueluat reunoyer, Statesman. Independence is to have a new school building that will cost $20,000. . Heretofore the school building has occupied only one half a block but the dir.-cto s have purchased the whole block an I are moving all the old buildings from it and will soon commence tho con struction of an elegant new '20,1100 brick building, ihe new building is made necessary on sccount of the present crowded condition ot the schools. The old school house will bo converted into some kind of a business building The county clerk and commis sioners of Ulysses county, Kansas, and four confederates have got into WHAT x SCROFULA It !a that Impurity la t'.:e blood, which, a cumuialliig In Uie rjlaocj of Oie neck, pro duces unsiglu'.jr lumps or svreUin;;; wliich eausea painful running tores on tho arms, up fi.i-r, wtili.h rfuvnliinAa oli'ra In tha ,. , t, . . Willi toe provi.. too of it:e . I ol C orjtrea of eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or , j,1Be. is. entttled "Au aet tor ti e ale of dealness; wuicU utae origin oi rimries, can- t mnner la tola Iu tl e Sta'en of CaJtloriila, Ore- eerous growUis, or the many other manifesta tions nsua;:y ascribed to "humors;" which, lastcning upon Uie lung-, causes consumpUon and death. Heing the most ancient, lt Is the most general ot t'.l diseases or affections, lor very L'w persous ars entirely tree Irom it, Mo,rEr cured By Liking Hood's Barsapartlla, which, by tho" remarkable cures It has accomplished, often when other niedtciues have, tailed, haa proven itself lo be a potent and peculiar medicine for this disease. Some of theso cures re really wonderful. If you suffer from scrofula, be sure to try Ilood'a SarsapsrlUa. My daughter Mary " fflicted with scrof nlous sore neck from the time she was 22 months old till she became six years of age. Lunirs formed In tier neck, end one of them after growing to the siie of a r'geon's egg, became a running sore for over three years. We gave her Hood's 8:.rsa.irt;!a, when the lump and all Indications of scrofula entirely dis appeared, and now she seems to bo a healthy child." J. S. CAr.Lit.K. Nauriglit, N. J. N. B. Be sure to get only Hood's SarsapcriMa SoldbyalUroreUta. lithtfor. Prepared oaly hy C L WOOD a CO., Apothacai lea. Lowall, Mnaa. IOO Doses One Dollar 4 ' SCOTT'S EMULSION cum Time will provo whether the labor trouble and will probably get into organizations are so mercenary as 1,10 penitentiary by detrainting the county in paying nouiuiea on nogus wolf scalps. The county .offers a bounty on wolf scalps and it is id legcil thutthu four coufedcrnfes had entered into a compact with tho of ficials. One of them would present Work on tlio biir unionv denot at' a bag of sculps and get his bounty. Portland will begin m: When j T,u: lhe." '.P't where it the depot .eon.pletedal is chume.l Tiiis wa. wppil.(, ,,, Ut. (.(Ulntv it will bo most! convent-ij, of any , Wtl8 swindled out of ;MG,000, repre union depot nest of Chi. tv!; ' ( scutii.g a qua iter of a million scalps. o bo bought, and if tlio estimated cheapness in which they are esti mated by tlm "protcctitiii"party is true or not. . Knox Hi stun. Hay Oretk, Or., Apr. S!8, IMiO. CM f,0M3UM?TI3F4 SCROFULA BRONCHITIS COUCHS COLDS Vastina risoassa Wonderful Flosh Producer. Many have pained one pound per day t,v its use. Scott's iamilnion is not a secret remedy It contains tlio stimulat ing properties of tlio Hypophos phitos nod pui-e Norwcyiau Cod Liver Oil, the potency of both bciii l;ti'p;ely inci-cased. It is used by Physicians till over tho world. . PALATABLE AS MILK. Sold bij nil Inirrfist. COTT A BOWNlI, Choinlsts. N.Y. DAVIS BK08., DEALEK8 IN Groceries, Provisions and Canned Goods. Store opposite Salomon's Shop. We sell OLY f r C.VHII, and oiVor the BEST BAOOAiMS I N T O W X. DAVIS DUOS. aJa aud w.-hiutfUin territory,' rtiihi 1ka.m, , of Howard, Coimiy or crork, tate of OrojroTi, ha., till duv Hied l.ln awurn .-tnleii:et,t No. ?0, lor the parciia e of tne Mvc; of '.; htt 12, '' oi Kf't ai.il SK.'. of suii of action Ko. IS ia low.iniiip No. 1-, S l.auce No. "ja K, 'anil will oeer pr.-K.i lo ..how loat tltv land ouhl t. wore vaiiinole lor ii limber or finite tiian for auricailu-at p'O-TKi.-e.., and to e Labiih bU e aim lo.a d land oeiorothe HeiriAter and -Receiver oi UiUotlloe hi ihe Onile... Or., on Mon day, the .til day ol Jane. l..u. ' - lie name., a.'witue..Ae; t B. Kcily, E. IJ. Ke.iy. of Mitcuell. or.. W. K. iiefarlai,d, J. W. ii.ller. ol rrinevnie. or. Any aod an person., claimine adverelv the ahove deer.ied land are- requested to -file ineir Ci.iiua In ttii. ouiee oa ur etore tftid tfth day ol Jaue, 14.U. S F. A. McliJNALO, Register. NOTICE FOU PL BLICATIOX. J t Land oi'Fici at .lie Hulks, Ok.k March Ti, imo. Not'-e Is hereby (riven that tt.e foil.-wlng-aaiued .-etller l;a filed notice if IiU ilitvulion .o lunkerlnai pr.H,t iu Aiip'rlof hi ola.iu, and .aid proof will lie iijje beiora Clerk, of Jr.ok Co , or . at friiteviile, Oregon, ou May " , lo.a, vis. . WAK.N'KR A WKKNS, O 3 Sor.7, fortne Ni oi XE'i bee ai and &i of oK1 , see Ji . p - 11 1.. t. ' ' rio iia.iie .tie loiiowing witneB.es to prove iiieout;iii'j:u i-e..olei;ce vpon,ai:de-iiltivatliin ii, .a n 'niu, vis. n.c 'ii, i;erry lirad, li. L. Moutgoiuury, L. 6, Wlit-oler, of I'riue ille, orenou. . 42 F. A. Mi:IM.NAI.D, Kecibter. NOTICE FOR M'BI.TCATTOX:"''. , Lani omca at Hie Hali.es, On. Febitmrv 20, 10. Notice l heri br aiven thai tee lolii aiug naroed settler hart fl'ed uot'ce of hi inier.titfn to make hual proof t ,PM.'-t . f H i . ilt 10. and i.;a. .u ,.ol will be made before Cfrrk Of. Crook County, ore, on, at fiiuevilie. Or., on .Maj s, l.-s , ; , JOHN W. CONOKH, . DS7.SI, for the sK'f of SWi,, sW'f of NE'-L hi t ! a.l.1 NK' i ol S'.4 See 1 I p 13 S R J E. -He mime the followina wiii,e. i.e lo j-roV1 IiU continuous residence upon, and cnltivillou ol, said iaud, vii: 1. 11. Merrill, li. F. I.e.via, A. t. leukius, Wm. I'eck, Priuovilie, Or. a F. A. JICUoNaLD, liegi-ter. ' I;. MIMMOXS. ' In Ihe County Court of the Siatf of0regont. ii fur Crook CoUidt). , . V. UKSiNER, riuintiir,) J. R. RIZKK, Defei.ttant ) . , ToJ.lt. Ui.er, the atiove-namcif do feiulant : In the name of Ihe htt affy ."' .. Oienon, you ure hereby require.it. to .juif '. .. . peur and answer the eiinfiiluiiit'tleit ' ajiaiust you in the above-oiititjed eourt4 ' within ten davn fioni the date of servii o ' of this suuiuions upon '.yon. 'if -serve,! " within this tsiunty; or, it wrved in 'nnv-.'.Tv . other comity in thia state then witliio twenty davs from the Uuto of the service1 of this summons nij,iii yon ; and, ifservuil" bv publicutiou, then by the first, day if . -tho next regular term of euid court, to wit: on the Mb dav of Mnv. A. 1). lsntl:.. nnd if you fail to answer, for wtijit theve-. of, tlie plaintiff will take judpnieiit ' airaiost you for the sunt of one bmidioil , und twenty dollars, with inlvret thoreon ti since the 4lh day of ftljin h, ut 10 ' lr cent p:r iiniiinii, a:nl fur the sum rf :' . W a a reanoi.aln'e attorney's fee, us pro vi. led in your iioIk of the uU've, date, up- ; on which lliis eetirju l-i brought, and .for,., v" the eoits and dl-btirsementeof tbtsaeiiiik'"' . ' i lll-l I'tlllltiions is ln;l, ,l.ll ny ,-nL. ,, ' llon.M. (J. Puninor. .iiulgo of attiiT court: -v ' I Wed March 7. 1 !.;i.:. 10 J. V. MtiOiiR, At'.crnej for miiilin. "V, ' ' '
