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VOL. G.:
PRINEVILLE, CROOK COUNTY, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1890.
NO. 12.
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OOHOCO
OCIIOCO KEVIEW.
Published Every Saturday
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J.t. DOUTJ-liT,
TEHX.H OF SUBSCRIPTION
On year $2 50
8ix noatlis. J 00
( Payable in advance)
Orrjvc In M.uosrc Briuuxu.
STATE OFFICIAL BIKECTOUV:
Scymer ...
Secretary of Slete
Bute Treasurer
SUto Printer
Supl. i'llb. infraction
aiici Supreme Court
Vittd States Semtors .
Congressman
4 Viff Hpvelttii Ii..trict.
Vrsaucutlni; Attorney
J tfiut Smmtor. . . .....
.SYLVESTER PEXNOVEK
uku, w. ikiiuiiiEj
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.. KllANK llAKEtt j
K. 11. McKi.iioY ;
i Wv. P. l.ottt, r
JW. V,'. 'I'll A YEK
(it. 8. STKAIlAN
U.S. UoLMI
J. II. MlTllgJ..
Bl.NOEK IlKI'.MAX.V
J. II. IlIJIU
W. K.i'u.is
O A. CooSWtLL
t'ouiity OHlcial Directory:
Kapreseutative.
Cuuly Jiutri;
uuiuisiuuern
Csuaty Clerk
heritf
Troamirer
choul .SlliicrhittMident
A.attfiMor . .
Surveyor 1
Coroner ....
Htockflnsntctur
. . J. C. St H NEK
.. I U Sr iHNnr.K
(S. K. St.AVTON
. Ai'.Tin u lloimea
W. A llooTii
Kd K. Wiiitb
C. M. IlKJiUfKTH
W. A. CiKHOW
.. H. K. HirsTOS
L. . Wiium
... J. O. DUCTHIT
J. P. PrlncrUle Precinct
Cun.uble s. Black
M II liKl.
4KRiVAL. A&'Ii MCPAUTUltli OF MAILS.
; Dai.lrk anu I'iiinki-ille lavci Prineville
nry iluy vxvvpt Sumluy lit x. m.; arrives
Try day except Miiniuy at ti v. si,
ruiKEViu.E ami Hi:it.s-L"Hva. Prineville
Monday at 6 a. a.; arrive at Prineville Satur
day atil;;o r. u.
" ,'lf"tv"'-K an Camp J'uj.k Leaves Prine
ville Momlny ut B A. M. ; arrives at Prineville
Tnetday ai t r. M.
Mitchell and Prineville Leaves Mitchell on
MuiKlay , and Friday nt li a m.; arrives at
Prinaville at l, i- m "of tunic d.ivs; returiln to
Milcliulloa Tuoiilay and daWrdiy.
Prineville arid Hardin Leaves Prineville
Wednesday at s v. m.; ruSiiriu. to Prineville on
Saturday at 0 r. it.
.V. (.;. Palmer, P. M.
liV.ni'iN'.; i-
PatNfivri.I.R I..i:;f; ,
u th. sv: i.y.l
mouth.
p. l;. r.wi, ..!.
! vJCIEUKS.
A. F. A. M. meet
rth Saturday of each
. .1. li tLUWl.N, V. it.
J. l ; 1 '. O. P, meets every
oaior.j l.ou ;
he ectii'l a:iii
: V. So. 10!, meets on
:d i .-.s oi eacii mul,tli,
: ssv No. 1 meets the
t vcrv month
p!',:Ni:vii.f: Viiw
Jiret Moi:! iv ev'.Miini:
PROFESSIONAL OA UDS.
C. A. CLirJE, Dentist,
)iiimvii.i.e, ------ Oreoo:;
All dental work done in the mo.st approved
tyle.
Ltjcal avxthfiks applied fur ihepuinless
extraction of teeth.
-All worli done at Portland prices.
H. P. BELKNAP, m. D.,
rilV.SICIAX AND .SL'UUEON',
Pki.vkvii.lk, - - - - - Ohego.v.
Office In fie'kna;s' drus store.
Ceo. W. BARNES,
ATTOKX E Y-AT-I.AW,
PrISEVII.I.E, - - - - OliEOOS.
Ottice Oh Tliird Street.
, F. MOORE,
ATTOllNK WAT-LAW,
PiiiEVn.!.i:,
- - - Oregon.
to court house, near
Ortlcc on xtrlect lca-lin;
planer ditch.
;f" j D. . PAYEE,
CONTRAt'TOll & 15UILDF.R
PIMltV"I.E. - - - r - - OltEOOK
SHOP
W-R SjHEblo-ASffaEF fKp,
mm
- MANi'lMC TCREK OF
FlrKt-i-Iass STOCK SADDLES and!
HARNESS of ov.-ry a.'Hcrit.tion, i
IISAI.LH IN i
Everything pertaining to I
tho trade of this country.;)
.it tiui n r t 1 niiirt'.. j
mm;
KJMOXjHUSTO,
Cottntr Survovar.
REAL ESTATE AND EMPLOY
MENT AGENT.
Those wishing to sell, buy or
rent will receive prompt attention.
All who icant hired help
Will Save Tims and Expense
lv romuHiufi we.
SCHOOLTEACHERS. FARM
HANDS AND SHEEP
HERDERS,
In fact all manner of help furnish
ed on short notice.
Applications by mail promptly
altemled to.
Oilii Klrst r,,or north of f)ew Drop
Pal-joa, 1'iitievilie.
gJPTiio.rge UeascRwMe.
I.
Siche
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Bid for Business
Al'6 yOU Willin
,
TO paj tllG ))'j(g
'
That others
When
you
Get lower prices
At our
Store
:. SicM & Co.
& Co s.
v
t0 be convinced that you may be
wasting your money? Or are you
like the old lady who was willing
to be convinced, but would like to
see the person who could convince
her?
otl,ers is simply rank nonsense.
It is paying a premium to greedi
ness and emptying your purse to
fill pockets bulging with plunder.
ask lwo pr!ccs is no reason why you
should pay more than one, or that
you should suppose that the two
price piratical profit plan is asso
ciated with every business.
Cftll COme into our store handle our
goods, compare them fn price and
quality, and prove to your own sat
isfaction that we are living up to
our claim of low-price dealing, why
don't you come?
and save money. That's the idea.
You can get them. If no other
store offers them our store does.
Our war cry is '"low prices." That's
our bid for business.
5'0U Wil1 find as cnoice display as
you ever looked on. Nothing that
belongs to a fine stock is missing
except the usual exorbitant prices.
Our prices are very low.
Wasliliiffion Letter.
(From Our Regular Cornporifieiit.)
Aug. 15, 1390.
Senator Gorman has proven that ;
i the democrats made no mistake in i
j putting mm in cr.arge oi party in-; rics has Inade a favornbi0 report on
terests during the tariff debate. By j the biU appropriating for the use of
jhis adroitness, with the able assist-j needy sett!ers in Oklahoma the un-
ance of his democratic colleagues,! cspended balance of the money ap
I in-showing up the absurdities and j prftpriated for the Mississippi "flood
i general injustice of the tariff MM sufferers about $46,000.
i towards the masses, particularly I nnr. rn A fl.-'. ;
the tillers of the soil, he has driven j
the republicans into su.cn a state oij
consternation that their leader, Sen-
atorQuay, has offered a resolution I
which postpones the federal election ;
bill until next winter in order to
trv mwl ston the (lamasinn dehni.i!
try and stop the damaging debate
on the tariff. The resolution pro
vides for a vote to be taken on the
tariff on the 30th. Its introduc
tion has set the republicans in con
gress nearer wild than they were
before, if that could be possible;
but Mr. Quay had no choice ; he
was compelled by the manufact
urers who furnished him the money
to win with in 1888 and upon whom
he relies for the the money for the
'02 campaign to do it; they fear
the effect of the exposure of the
whole-sale robbery of the people of
this country for their benefit which
is daily going on in the senate
chambek Mr. Vance has just
shown that it is proposed to rob the
people, through a tax on their tin
cups, pans and pails, of $75,000,
000 for the sole benefit of the newly
formed I'ittshh tin-plate trust.
The attempt is made to secure dem
ocratic votes lor the resolution to
vote on the tariff bill by making
the same resolution postpone the
federal election bill, and it is even
stated in some quarters that the
resolution is the result of a bargain
made by Mr. Quay with Mr- Gor
man. No such bargain has been made,
although it is an open secret that it
might have been made lone
agO,
and whether the resolution, if it is 1
rpnnrtrid hv t.lif cnmmillpo nn rnlpKi
to which it was referred, 'will re
ceive the support of the democrats
will depend entirely upon circum
stances. The democrats have their
eyes wide open and arc greatly en-
joying the rcpuohcan row now going
on and may be depended upon to!
do their part in keeping it going
and to take advantage of anything
that turns up. The republicans
are to hold a caucus to-night, and a
regular circus is expected.
Speaker Reed has been the mad
dest ma.i in town ever since Mr.
Quay offered his resolution, and he
swears that the senate shall '"act
upon the federal election bill at this
session or he will not allow the
house to act upou the senate amend
ments to the tariff bill. Mr. Reed
charges it all to Secretary Blaine,
who has been from the start open
and active in his opposition to the
federal election bill.
Secretary Blaine's policy towards
the Central American nations, if
npraict'erl in will nniirniKt 1 it r.rm-n
i
a very bad one tor tins country, in
setting himself up as the mediator!
he wants to be dictator in the;
constantly occurring quarrels be-;
tween the petty, so-called repub-j
licans of thai country he is going ;
against all the precedents of the!
I state department, except the action
I which he himself took while Gar-
field was lying on his death bed,
and which Mr. Arthur's secretary of
state repudiated as soon as he sue -
ceeded Mr. Blaine. This country
i has no business meddling with in-!
ternal affairs of other countries;!
but then Mr. Blaine, like Mr. Quay,
is probably controlled in this mat-j
j ter by capitalists with whom his
relations have teen too close for
him to refuse their requests.
j The anti-lottery bill will come up' above Portland, -fl 1,000, of which
in the house Saturday 'I .-. quorum '. 5000 may, in the discretion of the
can be kept together. The same ; secretary of war, be used for the
i bill has been favorably reported to; improvement cf the river at Clack
j the senate. amas rapids and Ross Island.
I Speaker Reed has been unable! Continuing improvements of Co-
even to count a quorum except at: quiiie river, $30,000.
jrare inteivals' during thi3 week.'
i The G. A. R. encampment at Bos-:
! ton was the niagnet which drtwthe
meiubeis off. Corporal Tanner was
! there in the interest cf his pension.
' j l)W?iiew, and Mr. It.trri.-on was -
there hoping to gain some friends I
for '02, but these two eminent re-1
publicans did not go together, nor'
t hile .
The house committee on ternto-i
too!. part in lhe tariff (W).lt0 this
wcek . he di(1 not lnake as(.tSneeeh !
he do this atcr 0!)but
mCrclr stated some facts shotvin
that ccrtdn fi relat5n t0 lhe
tin lat0 indust hich ,)mi
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several times referred to by repub
lican speakers, were misleading and
not to' be relied' upon.'
At the request of several of the
democratic members of the hoti3e
committee on territories further
consideration of the hill to admit
Xew Mexico has been postponed :
until after tne new const.tutional j
convention is held.
Xake Your Opiinrtcaities. j
Oregna Scout. . j
Thousands of men are saying ev-;
ery day : "Give me an opportunity
atid I will show you what I can do." !
Just what kind of an opportunity
these men want would be a difficult
matter to find out. Some have had
collegiate educations, which they
obtained through the self-denial of
their parents. Others with com
mon educations have gone behind
the counter, and both to-day are
calling for opportunities whereby ! several carloads of stock. A fit r ; ran a step and then fell through be
they can surprise not only them-' selling the same he went to a jew- 'tween the ties, to .which she held
selves but their friends. They will j cler store and purchased a fine gold j up with her hand, but was instantly
never come, for the reason that such ' watch. While pn the store the jew- 1 pulled up by her brother. Again
persons have neither the necessary
amount of rustle r.cr the nhilitv to
j s, . nnvf , ,
The world to-day is full of ex -
aniples of men without education
wiio nave made tueir own oppor
tunities ; men who from sheer force
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puahed thcmscive8 t0 thu joro rank
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ut nieir tin n ticicruiinaiiotl nave:
in every department of life.
They
did not sit down and build air
castles and dream the day awav:
they did not complain that the
world was unfair and partial ; they
kmrrlit . ivrvrcw it nnpocenrv
. , .
Uventy outf twenty.ftur hours, i
cqu5ring lhdr prclili;inaty educa.l
tion with the aid of a tallow dip,
until their efforts have been crowned j
with the most glorious success. As !
an example of one of the latter:
class tho Scout has in view a :
young man of this city who is well ;
Jon his way to the topmost round of
j the ladder of fame. Born on a
! f:irm in n nc.inV,hr,unnA i.m'1. t,,t,
j lim; school faciliUe. he wouid
work hard during the summer from
daylight until dak, and during the
winter months attended - the State
University, paying his own expens-
es. He has experienced many
disappointments d'uringlife buthas
at last reached that point from ;
which the lemainder of his career
j will be an easy road to travel. His
is an example worthy ofeiiitilation.
Oregon Apjiro;5'atittS.
The river and harbor bill as
passed by the senate contains the
following appropriations for Ore-'
gon :
Improving' entrance to harbor at.
i Yaquina bay, ? 185,000 ; C003 hay,
j 1-23,000 ; Tiilamook bay, $5000;
Xehalem bay, $10,000.
i For canal at the Cascade locks,
! 400,000.
Improving Upper Columbia, in-
eluding Snake river, -2p,000.
Improving the mouth of Colum-
bia river, -")00,000. '
Improving Lower Willamette and
Columbia rivers in front of Port-
: land, $100,000.
Improving Willamette river
Improving Umpqua river. 9000.
Improving the mouth of Siuslaw
river, to commence the construction
of jetty. $50,s'X;0.
Improving Younga and Klas-
Unine rivers, 1 ( J0O.
I f.tt-r n.itiiuial la!!tav.
Sa'em Statesman.
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.iim-ru.i is saiu to ue inicen up in j
,..,mt i,,i)!,;, 'ri 1 t '
earnest b,' iwaine. lhe plan that'
DIaino has in view is u road tocon-l
nect liuenos Avres and New York j
by rail. It is proposed to utilize J '
the lines 1 already 'constructed '
wherever practicable, no' matter bv '
. . ' 1 v oi "
lOJlll VMVIIfVl UliXl IUI1. IUIL1I1". .
from Buenos Ay res, on. a ro;;d al-
'readv built f:ir infa t!n norllivvpst-
i ern part of the Argentine republic, i
i ls Pr"d to . "f A"d
-'""oug 1 a pass into C luh, thenc e j
proceed northward through, the
proceet
country to Peru, Ecuador ami
Co-
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ilntnbia, cross the isthmus, traverse
; Central America, ami from there
. run to the city of Mexico, t.'on
I necting lines from thence to New
'York are already in existence.:
i lir.rA 1 imi iidii lit. 1 ho r. en r li fi 1110
of .g ijasih j
that the ne'ration colin on j
generation now coming
to the active stage of life will see
the enterprise begun and completed.
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Who Was Hei
' The Tines Mountaineer gives the
following account of a Crook county
j resident getting buncoed in Chi-1
1 cago, but as none of our residents j
have shipped stock to Chicago this i
' year, the victim must have been a:
j Wuscoer :
A resident of; Crook county, but: life!" cried the boy to his compaii
claiming to reside in this city, went j ion. She obeyed but fright ren
to Chicago a short time ago with ! dered running impossible. She
i cler happened to get sight of a lot
iof monet wluok tuteW.esfairnef no-
sssed. nnd snd t0 him
j "You ought not to carry so much
j money around with you. ' Take my
advice and send vour watch and
money to The Dall-s by express.!
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j and watch in it nnd 1 m
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a uave a. i;ui nere ; put your money
go with
i you and have it sent."
After putting the money and
watch in a box and sealed it, the
; jeweler took him to an establish-
i ment which went by the name of
.,1 llf 1. TT '..
1110 L OSiliOnoll fl II iSvnrf'PS ( om -
Pny and had him deposit the box
and take a receipt therefor. He!
the said : "
''It will either get there ahead of
J'011 or about the same time."
The said party arrived here this
week and went at oilee to the ex -
press office, expecting to find the
I Package, but was disappointed,
The next day he went there again
' and found tiie lonff looked-for nuck -
! i!ge, supposed to contain the money!
-and watch. With gladdened heart
; he took the precious bundle to his
lodi'ging house, went to bis room
and opened it very carefully, when,
! to and behold, in place of the mon-
'e37 and watch he found thJ rem -
nanls of what once, was a fgood -
sized biickbat. We have not
lared how he took his misfortune, :
but imagine 'he will be more care-
ful in the future about placing con
fidence in an entire stranger.
TI;e .'mi:i I'ower.
A Xew York paper states thton
tlifi eve of Ida rlennrtiirB fur Kiininc
Henry Viilard declared that he be -
lieved few f.:ore locomotive eneines
would be built in this rountrv. Ifi'i
iCnieci tnai ne naa recently come
,!,l,l ii,f i, i,,i .!
in possession of information which
convinced him that elcctricitv that it was about two hours after
could be generated directly by com-; noon and 0,1 bolnS 'ltioned how
bastion and that it would" produce! he kncw that' he explained '.tbflt
more force from the aie amount! the PP'' . of a cat's eyes were
of fuel than steam applied to ftn
engine does. One of his objects in ! luc Sraoua,,-v grewininuer as tne
visiting England and the countries hlt Jncrca6e1 lUl th feacl,ed
on the continent is to examine the! the,r n,lfiuaur11 at noon, that they
storage batteries, which have be n ! then bcSan 10 v'idcn aSain' uil
much more successful there thall night they once more became large.
here. He believes that j electricity I The g0od Abbe wa? fi,lcd r,ith ?d'
may revolutionize transportation. ! n,irat5on for the 1B8cnuitV of a
It already moves passenger carg: Pto who could use cats as clock-.,
over short lines of road', and tlie! Bt it must he admitted that, this
wav to move both passenger and way of tolling the time cf day is
freight trains 'over long lines La3
been pointed out to therm
Tl . it ! 1 I -
ludiniru annum exrnostiorr oi
the Yamhill County Fair Associa-
tion wlli be held at the MeHinnville
fair grounds September 21 to 5th,
inclusive. j
rojiRlatitin cf Va:4:iiigtou.
The result of the official count of
the state of Washington has betu
announced by the census bureati.
Schedules from two supervisors
,
districts, however, hand not been
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rPCelVJ- . 11,0 P"11, t :
llaU' of these, is given M
!., :jbi. I lie missing districts will
probably increase this, nujuber to
The population of the
territory m 1SS0 was
lift. The
following is for the more thickly
; settled counties: King, 65,443 ;
.l'i,rC0' 5U2C j
the rC8Ult of tl
f
.
1 ue census ouice mis announced
the count of populn
iiowing cities: Seat-.
: tie. 43,914 increase in ten yeurs,
40,38 1 : Tacoma, 3o,8 jS increase
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j 34,760.
The Heroism of 11 liar. .
Oregon City Courier.
On a recent morning, near eight
-,?..i..,.T. t:4i.. I
o J
her brother a couple of years Wr
senior, were crossing the railroad
bridge over the Aberncthy creek,
going down. The boy carried an
empty basket, they being on the
way to a garden patch to fill it
with fresh vegetables. Children
enjoy crossing a railroad bridge of
some height. They had passed
over the middle of lhe bridge when
suddenly they heard the rumble
and rattle cf the Roseburg train
! ominously near. 'Ttun for your
she tried to run, only to fall through
a second time. -She could' not
move and gave up all hope. Fright
iltfyd almost paralvzed her. Would
j ber brother save her from a fearful
death? Would he leave her to savo
herself? She thought of mam'ma
too. The awful train was coming
i closer, closer. Every moment was
j infinitely precious. The young he-
ro's heart was true as steel.. Val-
iantly he again dragged her out,
and putting his slender arms
j around
her, swiftly with th'o
!
i etfarwrf li . ,1,w.-
pulled her off the "bridge ashore
We couldn't stop!" Shouted the
engineer as the locomotive sped by
i them. The little girl relieved .her
! fright with a flood, of tears. The
-j boy did .not move a muscle, but
j picked up his sister's hat which the
j train had run over, and stood silent-
j )y . wondeting over the fact that
they were saved.
! '
A Feline CI.k.
j Every one knows that a cat can
! S in the dark and the reason they
j "'" do so is because of the peculiar
! construction -of their eyes. - You
j niay liave noticed that in moderate
i light the pupil or black part of
j puw s eye is small ana 01 an oval
' shape, while in full tela re of light
it becomes narrow. Now ln' the
dark it expands to a circle and
nearly fills the surface of the eye
ball. This peculiarity of the catjs
eyes is turned to account in a 'cu
rious manner by the Chinese. The
Abbe Hue relates that when ' he
; Was tr;lvdillg i China he ohc day
asked Ins attenVlant what time it
The maiAvent over to a cat
"aS"
i uiat v.as casKin
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in the sun. and
iCX!iminin8 its lh
largest in the morning and that
; i. .i ii .i .i
u.er a -,oose one, anu cousa only
be trusted in very clear and serene
; weather, for temporary gloom "or
i'.i 1 i. - . ' .
j trie aarKness ot ttorm v.-ouid sndiy
i derange your four footed clock and.
' Put U 8,1 wrong.
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Hops are worth 23o a pcundrin.
! Portland. . ; '
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