Ochoco review. (Prineville, Crook County, Or.) 1885-1???, October 18, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextORIGINAL DEFECTIVE i OCIIOCO REVIEW. SATURDAY, OCTOEEK 13, IW). TO SETTLERS. it....: ,., nl or(f notice thla i nihee fre ehanre, where Hie notices are fuSiiiJfaVl b, re,,,,',.hel haiiy mistake r,f onrj.the see- OliP T Kabscriiiers. AH Baltscription to the Ocnoro Rsvinw not paid in advance will be charged for at the rateof tweaiy-i'sveceuta per month, or three dollars per year, - far all arrear- LOCAL, PEItSOXAL AVI) KESERAL. .Andy Lylle liu boUs-n'-J. II. Crooks' place on Sf. E. quarterly meeting will be tell here to Jay ami to morres. Children' an 1 iiit-:.-.c.,- clanks, laten t patterns very cheap at Michel. . Frank I-ewi.- has been installed chief jt.Lv,! pgUtat the lew itmp. . ' Our stock of gsaW .'iinii.,hi:is ;ps1i eaa't be beaten, il. Sichel & Co. John tU has ld hi old bag?-teasi to Med MOore for i,tac hori-e. M. A. Carson made final proof last Mr. ow! Mrs. Manuel Siel.c! are expected mine from I'orC.and to d oy. For ea.-.h ws will tl el-cnper than a.iy other ion. e in toivu. SI. 8lrhcl A O. Home of the bct farm lul l in this county or "e. iu.-'tirc t this otEcs. A. A. MeCord ha-, b :i;ht lliiiiori of ln'itton heep of Hlrdtstjr 4 O-.b rne, of Kevr. While in town attcn-IiiJR eourt dim t fail to t C. It Elkln A Co'. Hon. i wears the mar.,nai g sinr anu carries the key to the town jail at present. C. Kogers, dealer in lumber, hides, Kruin ami Hour, worth o O-ii ie , on M:iia street, Iave Hiimii returned on Monday from The Halle s with a stock of H pion for" his bal on Save money by buying your tin end hard wares ftowan's the cheapest piacc in tow a. Ketr. P. SpaiiMing arrived here Wdccday, vlU hold services at the M. E. church to- Inspect the assortment o noil pap" sr-ll-fcclCs. , AUkiiidaof wooleusoedsat re-laeed pricei tSif-hels. If yon want anytlitnst in Cae line otadd!esorvlre now fnll-aedged la-'.vyeM of the Ore- wait f -r the arrival of Shetlabargers ; . Percy larls returned home on Sunday f!n Portland. While below he bought a Hue stoek of goods for hU Arm. II. FMlleu, Joe llinkle and P. P.. Howard luive returned from ilellvcriD-; their beef cat tle at Deschutes bridjre. Mr. and Mrs. K. K. 4'ary have moved in from their ranch on Matoiiu ami will rvdiiiu in town during the winter. Col. Nye intend wintering his sheep at . V. Dodson'x place below town, he havuig bongbt. liny of Mr. l)od.ou to feed them. . On Tue-day three six iiorss teams with six wg!MM loaded with wjol passed thr'ms'a town cu route from Silver Lakj to l'he Daiies. It i.1 very neccstary tliat jnr..rs shov.1.1 bo well dressed, and in or.l.-r that the lmt be, they must buy their clothing at SieheVs. John Stewart, of Mow.-y, who had his arm broken lost summer, has so far recovered ;'r;;m his injuries that he can use the br.'k-:n ar:n. M. Sichel & Co's bit; Inees hat increased so much of late tiir.t they iiave fo'.md it nescar to pntnew i)iai.;'or,n.s:;aie.i i,itheir warebou. e. Elkins & Co. l'.avi i:ot room to dl-pla;- felt of their large stock, to if you waat01:Ia ia their .ine call !or it and it will hi n you. Judjje S'.iattuek can only hold c- here two weeks, hence if the attorneys exp JL) ?--t the , ducket cleared up tub. term. tlleyVJI have to Remember the Uacket store is still l ere and will sell you more goods tor the same money than any other store in Oregon, but iU:skt ea,h to get them. Mrs. S. J. bufelk'tt, accompanied by her brother, Mr. John Howard, returned Ti:e.-d;;y from Indiana. Mr. Howard .vili spend t ie This week (lanl A Davidson sold the last two I the stllions they imported to thi last year. Jerry Winters b .I'But one and Charlie U'wis is once more with us, having returned from W.isliiiigt.m last week. Cftarlie does not contemplate engagiug in teaching in this county again. ' . . Gant & 1'avi Ism have arranged to winter at Geo. Dodson's place, where ttiey will break the horses they bought in this c mutry uml pre pare them tot market. M. II. Bell returned on Friday of last, week While below be purchase 1 a ; stock of saddiery and also a fine as- t of wall paper. bounty Treasurer White ha.: furnished, his with a huge, new fire proof . afe, big I Cnuk county s money for the : hundred years. Mac Johnson returned recently from Port laud, where he had been attending to the sell ing of his: beef. His steers averaged 1.0 pounds each and his dry cows lUiO pounds. Win. M. Shc!kibr;rer returned on Wednesday Francisco. Whiie in the city he la complete stock of addiery, ieathcr and hames fixtures which will arrive here in a few days. Last week Med Moore returned from Port land, and informs us he got the attains pertaiu- ; to his mail contract tatistaetovliy i;d- Thla week he began the semi-woekiy service on the l'rineviile-silver Laiie route. Through the ctibrts of J. F. Moore Es 1. and District Attorney Wil 0.1, Ja iga o ia.t.iek wa; induced to come here to hoi I court, and to these gentlemen much credit is due, for had it not been for ttieir persistency Crook county would hardly have had a term of circuit court this fall. When in town attending c.v.ut next week, if you are iu arrears on subscription to the Its view, yon can make the heart oi tha publisher glad by dropping into this office and 'settling accounts. If you haven't tao ca- a, jour ty warrants will ba taken at 10 per cent It is for the good of the people that wa are staying here, as well as f.u- our own interest. This is the Knekct store talking. We will prove it to you if you will come and price our goods. We are liable to make a wore racket U;an ever as soon a our uew goods c meaud don't you' forget it. I A. O. bedell, who arrived here the first rf the week from Wiliamette valley, reported a having occurred at McKeuzie A little girl ten years r of en immigrant family from Washington, was thrown from a horse and Mr. Bedell did not learn the family's Mr. Combs is carrying his head bandaged, and the only explanation he gives is that Dill man is in town, but the cause 01 the damage to his head is that it catne iu contact with a hod which the brickmnson who was workiu; on an ad aition to hts hrnne threw off the building day lart week and caaie near laying the Mrs. P.B. Howard built catch ou fire. Mr. Kjwu-d tune, bat Mrs. Ilnwanl iritis .-.t. o the nniLthh ir:: s;ie-....,.i... 3- .i. I witho it ealiino :t r..fH nit UieAre dipilr!: new stock. sad accident bridge last Saturday old, the daughtei dragged to death. n Wednesday morning a fire in her sitting room, pipe a .lowed the ceiling A. SAD CASH OF D20W5iS liidiitn w-r .t: r fjtM UtOe Son ; Fiads a H'stery Gra?e1 tlie SiiU H2ce at tSe 4?eaey Last Monday aft.Ti-n aiiont 3 o'clock HttJe Jav. ton of Mr. -'i- James, v,. Lnckey, fail into the mill race at AVarm Springs Indian Agency and was drowned. Tti lit;!o b.v baa arcompanwa uwiauier (t.,; n.i:i on bw daily round of a!tani!iz t bis datie3 on the agency, and as' they r'-'turnad to the agent's house, which w "n the opposite eida of tbu race, an Indian Ktoppsd Mr. Lnefcoy to talk, wbila Jay, unotfeed by hu father, wandere-l to tise g'raara. Jlr. Luckoy only tatko i a few minutes, then started for tiio liou.40, bat rut sjcia tha chiid, instituted search and soon formd his life K:. body floatin,; ia tha tvaL-r of ths raca. ilr. Lnckyy soon rssetwd this b-jJy, an 1 Dv Staith, tbs agsncy tdsyskiau, was calk-J, but the hue b.:y was past ail bimian aid, and all efforts at resuscita tion graved ftsiila. After . leaving Mr. fi.:key, tha little boy bad probably played a!on;4 tho btrcam some distance In-fore his fell ia, and tiiea floated d jv.n sigfit or teti rot!, pa-;ng -over a f ill cf tftti feet, vvii;;n the holy was found, ti'he fis-shil toj'c ibtcs bevy last Wed aesday fom.ion,' Rov-..AIr. Ddwoojs fon d net ins the f jrvisstf, wldfh wuro largely ati-.'.nd-.-d by a concourse of pcolt whose iiyiiipaihy want cnt to Mr. and Jlrs. LucUey m their s.ide.it of sad bercave-laciits- ?-ir. and Mrs. I.uekey, before go iiig to t!ia agetK-j -, bad boeti residents of I'i inevil'u for many years, and every tnember of this cotismnatty fuels an in divi lnal sorrow f ;r the loss of their little boy, who was a bright and mtenssiing child, t .vo ye.tr.s and four monUis old at the lime of his death, j-i.st such a boy as would glad-tea the hearts of fond parents. Xers' Attaracys. The ei,;ht members of the law class, who were examined b.-fore the supremo court at- Palem'nn Tuesday of last week, ail passed creditable, examinations, and Son bar. They were Lor::; A. Adams, Oregon City; C. J. Bright, Waitco; John : O'Jsliea, Salem ; Ilus- ell Wyatt and O. P. Coshov.', Albany; II. O. Piatt and W. W. MeCredie, Portland, and Edwin D. Sperry, I.akeviow. Ti.e following per sons woro also admitted to practice ia the Oregon courts, upon presenting cer tificates from the states where they form erly resided : H. P. Welch, upon a cer tiorate from Zvjrth Dakota; (.'. J. I've, from Iowa, and X. J. Oeisler, from Xew Vork. Women Wording Like Horses. I I'ert Lticas has artived at his home in ley planted to prunes, with an ordinary Independence, after ib i:ig Europe on a ' crop at ordinary p-rices, will net more bieycie-with a i-arty cf twenty young j than tilo'.X), after paying for all the labor men. lie left home on "May Ctl, and 1 plaeed thereon. You can buy this land traveled i!i,.!;0 miles, at a cost of iVXj). from The Oregon Laud Company of Sa in Trance and Germany, says the West lem, Oregon, in tracts c8 ten acres cr 'ie'-.', he saw men working for 'threo cents i more at from i'oj to i;7r per a.ra. a br.i and t'.Ksir board, and y.otooii liar-! Address Xho Ore20nIgid Company, nessed v,i;h dogs pulling carts along the . SalomCregnn. 1 ' streets, llverv one he talked with want- ed to come over to Ameriea, a:: l they think they would become wealthy hero. .On the whole continent he never saw a self-binder, the harvesting all being done by mind sickles, t he women, even when harnessed to their carts, put in their lime ki.iltiag. The XcKaiiicss SIiott. Last Fiid.iy and Saturday evenings tho "JlcKaiilasa Jiinsirei Troupe" gave en tertainments at Glaze's hall to qnitc good houses each evening. That the audience appreciated the sfio .v was evidenced by the frequent -applauses.' As a musician ile'vanla.-s has few superiors. His ren diti n of tho "Mocking Utrd" on the vio lin was e::eeileut, and the feat of play ing two cornets at the same time was one which was remarkably dhiieuli. Like all minstrel shows there was much in this 'that was trashy, but it made the crowd laugh, and that is v. bat people go to shows for. Tlie troupe lias gone tolhirns and we understand wil! return to Priuc viile next wecU. Hay Creek Iie;:;s. October 15, 1390. Hay C reek is becoming quite a flour ishing little, burg. The il. 8. ci L. Co. have built a new warehouse, with an up per story for an amusement ball, while several lamiues are tliii.king of bail.iin" residence.-, and moving hero to send their children to our school, whieh is under the eilicient m.5sage:n;nt of the well-known teacher, Miss Etta Wrenn. Through the idjonee of Jlrs. C. 51. Curt vvright, who donated a fine 'library, we have a Sunday school firmly estab lished and well attended ev-jtry Sabbath. We would like the Willow creek people and all adjoining neighborhoods 10 unite with us in this, our little homo mission ary woik. The hour of meeting is 2 o'clock v. n. We regret that Miss Blanch Wrenn will soon leave for Portland. Mrs. J. O. Douthit is ou the afilicted list with erysipelas. Dr. Willotighby will go to The Dalles next week and will be gone a week. Miss Wrenn was ill to-day and Miss Blanch occupied her place in the school room. Mr. Ereyman is with us. W. Post Items. October 14, 1S30. Thra-hir.g finished on the 12th. Geo. Knos's straw team took a little leg exercise the other day, but no dam age 'was done except to the lines. J. X. IUair is getting most of the mate rial for the new budge on the ground. C. A. Vanllouten has been here this week receiving sher-p from Newman & j lieves wind, regulates i'ue towels, and is Son. I the beet known remedy f ir die.rihre, The Sswwm creek school 'honsecamdit i whether arisir.s frcsi'teothing or otiier fire one d.iy bust weik, and v.oti'd proo- causes. Twenty-five cents a bottle, aoly have burned down bad it not been , ' - --- 1 for the protopt action of Prof. He lgpeth. MUST Si-TTTLE. Prof. Hei!gitli6 school here is pr.;- All accounts due the estate of R. R-iw-ressmg finely. The -school will continue ; an, deeea: e;l, or to the firm iof K. Lowan entdl Isul weather prevents the children ' "-. mnsf b-- srftiwl f.hw-th r wt i from attending. here this week re - A. liamuion W:la ug bi.i sh.vp. (( I '.st.iv.M.. ' Orf?a a: the Worli's Filr. " Pom-3 of oa have volubly been preroa- tore in pai-sing judgment upon "Mr, Wi!- kia's ability to represent Oregon on the World s Fair coinraisflon. Cnd--r date i f October Sth, he addressed the following lettes to the Eugene Guard, wLk shows be has an idea oi what Oregrjr. exhibit shottld be, and his views may yet be en larged so as to encompass the magnitude o: the undertaking : ' "1 have jtist reMrned frotn Chicago, w here I wa.s in attendance at the meeting of the confmissioners oft ho WotUfa Col umbian Exposition, and projose to give some of the cstanes cf what in my o;in ion will be the proper coarse for Oregon to pursue w hen the time comes for action. That tinte will come as soon the com missioners are ready to rejwrt to Tiesi daat Iiarri:kn that the land ctfereiJ for a siie and the proposed buildings are ade quate and the ten millions are seeured ; then under the law by wUeh we are act ing the president will issue his proclama tion for a world's fair. "We have accepted the land ofTered for a location, as adequate, bat the plans of the braidings tt ere not ready, nor v. as the last five millions of the tea which Chicago was to raise seeaved. All we could, do then was to adjourn subject to the call of the president. The matter of buildings and money will both be Buttled in asboit time, and at the r.e:tt meeting the com mittees, who have been appointed and confirmed, will bang the whole matter into business shape. Then my plan is to have a state cornmi.ijner on agtieiiiture. one on fruits, or.o on Limber, and one on mineral, and at the same time each comity should have a local committee. We have resources (hat are not surpassed by any other state ami we should be pres ent in the bent possible., shape. Joy ex perience is that where an individual, county or state makes an exhibit they are charged with showiug the best, so we should be careful to exhibit nothing but the best. If I am to judge of iho spirit I see everywhere displayed I roust conclude that the coming World's Fair wiil be the greatest the world has ever Eecn, and uill far surpass the fairs at 1'hil.uWphLi or - ew Oileai'.s. I hope after the next meeting we have that matters will bo so shajicd as to know just what to do, so by concert of action we can make our state and her resources known throughout the woild. 1 51. W11.KIN-S." Better Titan UTcrnstPiit Sends. The ordinary living expenses of a fam ily of tivs persons, living in the custom ary manner of the American people, amounts to not le a than ?1300 a year. it tvouiu rerpure nearly t, -! .l.otx) in gov ernment bonds to pr.jdtue income. Ten acres of land in fisa WiPamctto vl- Two Papers for $3. The Oi-noco Kensw and San Fran cisco Weelly'Call will bo furnished one J'ear f'-'r 3- Tho' Call is an eight-page paper, giving a:i tua latest news ami a large amount of sc-Ieet reading, and is one 01" the best family paners nub'isiied on the coast. Subscribe r.o'.v and pro vide yourself with reading for the winter. Sample copies furnished on'applicafioa. Card of Tuanlis. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lnckey desire to express their appreciation1; tf the great kindness shown them by iho people of Priaeviilu during their late bereavement. A!?f!H!oxaI Circnil.Csart Cast's. The following cases in the circuit court have been filed since the last publication of the Usvsew: j ' T. A. Slnyton vs O. R. Bbardtrjan, suit for damages. i I'd. 11 owe vs Gen. Parrisl), foreclosure. Gilliert Dros. vs C. Motitomery,acti:.n on note. . The World Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the preuuetion of everything that viil con duce to the mnlerisl wclfaro end comfort of luanldnd tva cimost iinliraited and r.'ltcu S;.T.tp cf Figs vras first produced the -world v.-ts eurtebed Trith the only perfect laxative taowc, as it is the ?uly remedy -Aich is tre.ly pleasing and refreshing- to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the Spring time or, iu fact, at any time npi the better it is knova the mere pop ular it becomes. Scmi-Ahaaa! Sninmary Stslemeat Of the financial condition of the count vlof Crook, in the state of Oregon, 011 the 1st day tt October, A. !., 13UJ- I.I.BI1.IX:ES. To warrants drav.n on tlie county treasurer, and out landing and uur.aid '05') 40 To estimated amount cf itrteres accrued thereon Total Liabilities HEMlCKCES. Li") 00 5213 -10 Py funds in tho hands ot county treasurer appneaote to the pay- t ot county warrants $ 427 57 Bv estimate;! unpaid current tax es applieabli to the pavmant of county warrants. . . Total Resources . 8329 S4 . '9010 01 AD VICE i'OilOTllKP. ?. Mrs. Wix.slow's otrikc -Svecp has been used by motherS for children teeth ing for over fifty years w ith perfect suc cess. It relieves the little snilerer at once, produces natural, quiet sleep by freeing the child bom paiu'. aud the little cherab awakes as "liriirht as a button." It is very pieasar.t to taste,! soothes the child, softens the sums, atiavs ruhi ri"- i wtii be added. W. il: POWAX. i ii.,,;,-,;ir,1t!..r r.f tlio ost iu. f Ti lati, diivai'd. ' ' I . lise Tmrftrr. . Vfkim t.-t itt Ksrttv, fcy nrrzi. X traveler, wandenag a5rmg.the way, Caogat sight t.f aeiiild j4ayi:ig;dl titeOar, M Lng'iiugly coantcihiitoys, on 3 by And bammed a sweet sang as hs? iu thtr ai. "Ah." srud -d tlie traveler, ,"I'v played as I run, f While yet my search has searce began, What I deemed ia the world so hard to find A happy heart and a contented And yet, as be lingered, a broken toy Changed the happy child to an angry boy. "Oa," said the traveler, "I must try again ; .. Hut I'm sure that my search will not be invain. : I wiil try some power the gift to bestow Of gladness upon mortals here below Something tangible and easy tq keep, With us on earth untd we'reAalled to .sleep." IIi3way led brown, through a forest old and With many avenues leadingup and down. In one of these he met a bright youth, Who was eagerly searching for learning aud truth. -: "All," said tha traveler, "knowledge is power, Aud its pursuit will lead to the c veted bower. So I II follow this youth on each turn of the. way, As on through life's journey he goes day by clay." But the pathway was long, and crooked, and wide, And had many byways leading aside; And with rapid feet and eager mind The youth left the traveler far behind. And finally disappeared as be ran, Leaving a!oi:e the thoughtful man, Who turned him about, aud pondered " anew Upon the best coarse for Urn to pursue. lie nest met a maiden fair of face, A lovely lady full of dainty grace. She gaily sang as she tripped along, And love was the theme of her happy song. She sang of a lover both learned and bold, The like of whose brave deeds bad never been told. To the traveler his name she whispered - low 'Twas I lie youth who had passed him not long ago. Said the traveler, "I'll stay my weary feet. With ibis couple is feiieilv and j .y com plete. Surely my search is almost ended, Eor here is contentment and happiness blended. So I will be with them on their wedding day And tairy with thom as long as I may." The youth and maiden with gold baud were bound, And it. seemed the magic power bad at last been lour.u. ; . ' If only they could stay, and not wander; But there's something ulhuiug in the distant yoider. They mast join the v.oihl in its busy striie ; Thc-v must jos-le and push'tn the road of "life.. Of sorrow and envy, of fears and care, Of all life's ills, they must have their share. At last they are lost to the traveler's view, And his lonely way he, must still pursue. At the end of the forest, upon the last day, The travel jr conies to the end of the way. An old man sits iu the setting sun, Countiuting the moments, flitting along. Looking at the aged, wrinkled face, The traveler finds a familiar trace Of the careless, contetitel boy Whose joy was wrecked by a broken toy. The tho ughlf'il youth with earnest air, The happy lover who welded the maiden fair, The busy man anil his careful wife J.iging along on the road of life All pawed before the traveler's mind As lie glanced down Shi roa.1 he had left behind; For tin old man so wrinkled and gray Is the sjii sauijsoahtt the cud of the way. ''Tell me, yon who are so ;o!d and gray, Tell me, ere the una sheds his parting wj'. - ' Is there no power 0:1 this earth of ours That w ill render us happy in these fleet hours? Is life a mistake and a mocking dream? Is it only a path down a muddy stream ? Is tho only reward for worldly battles fought A sht inking soul and a grave unsought?" "Ah, my friend," the old man replied, As the weary traveler crept close tj bis bide, "To we weary marrincrs it sometime doth seem f A dreary voyage on the turbulent stream, But when the. storms and rock3 are past There comes sweet peace aud rest at last. There's a tranquil joy tout's Godly given. For reward for battles fought, come with me to heaven. It is no u wiien you Sichle s. : for you to sleep cold these nighU an get blankets so reasonable at SADDLER SHOP. Wm. jvl. SjiEbbtByrfaE!. fuor. MANTFACTcLErc OF First-class STOCK SADDLES and HARNESS of every da n ii(ti011 . nc.'.LUs it: Svery thing partaining to ths trade- of this country. I &&AU trvri Wf.rrr.ntfl. s.K.t: a. v:..tr.ei i, r.o:&. i-.&e i.r-rn aj t. r5si f .-.M.-isiu ixm- Clarksone A.W.dowan. th eenB3 scortgngt: investigator, reports 211 wortagsigt of record ia Josenane county, r?y representing an i:.u-uivuiirs.a ur s private itttiivduals of upwards ot $17,000. Ilesa -Drown, cf Lir.n count vr for whom Representative I'lt-raiar.n has ; secured a pension, is atKutltA'yesis old. lie is & survivor of the war of 1812, and now sopcorostoL-el.irge- . ly dependent upon an allowance granted him by the 'county court of Linn county. He resides with his son, who is 75 years of nrrri. Mr. Hermann's bill gives hisa HO per month. That old legend cf the beeswax laden snip wrecked many, tn.uvy years ego on the Ore-.'o;i const, has again received continuation. William Edward, v. ho lives on trie Nchaiem river, artived at Astoria the other day, bringing with him 250 pounds beeswax which lie had picked up with the. assistance if his daughter, Minnie Claris!-?, on the coast near Nchaleto. The old- j for u.i t asd'tbe i.f MV:i ai.-.i t'i sw;4 est white inhabitants of that eltiS&Zk wimc-es t rr.ive tion.do not remember of the wreck, i ZfW? out Indians livmc' 111 tiiut part ci iiig 111 ti tlie country sa7 "st was wrecKea over a hundren years ago'.. "forsaiTeT Cbi pinrt Three huud.rda.ld twen P 1 sJ)Jy' ty acies partly in cultiva tion. Here is a chance for a good sheep ranch ; safest range iu the c.junt rv ; one half cash, belunee on easy tcrtri? ; tuust be sold. Addies 1IFKRY IIA1IM, Prineviile. One htintli : and sixty acres; one cf the toft $2500. cattle and horse ranches in Crook eeuniy ; absolutely coi.irol-ithe only waic-r cn a tract of 'l'l,iiOii acres. This is a grand op portunity to buy a ehr ice range property ; $1500 cash, balance on easy tonus. Address ItLMtY HAU., I'lit.eMile. HOnn Cr:e hundred and sixlv vP'LVJU. acres; partly timbered"; best water in the county ; about 6j acres of meadow. This is one cf the bargains that won't keep ; fine chance for a i.tock ranch; plenty of good range tu.-rounding it ; one half cash , b dance on catn- lei ms. Address HFMKY HA Mil, Pi-irieville. djOAfl fight v acres tir.e html; CpOJU. lagnPicenlspringofv, ater; timber land al:d good range surnoundiug it. This is a die in; lie ripall stoc.k rai.ch : one-half cash, balance ou ca.-v terms. Address ilEe.Ki II A UN, I'rieeviile. . Si'KAY HOI'.F. On August 12, 139'., I took up the following-described horse, supposing him to belong to S. Cross, of Me.yviiie: A black gehliug lo'.j hands high, weighs 110l pounds, bind feet white to pasterns, star in forehead and snip on nos, left f ore leg badly warred above the kr.ee,. branded on right shoulder v.hli an in verted D wiih bar ttr.derneath. thus'X' Tito horse may be had by calling at my place ten miles east cf J-'rincville, p:ov siropertv and pavieg iur this notice and nature bill. I t A.J. CFi AIN. I'loSOl.CTiOX xCOTICE. To whom it may concern, notice is here by given, that the partnership heretofore existing between il. T. Manning and M. J. Manning, under the firm name of Manning & Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent, and all persons having or holding claims against the sc.i l firm v.i!l present the same to' M.J. .Manning for settlement. Dated this J.jth duv cf August. 1S0J. il. .1. MANM:.(i, 1C-I0 MiT. MANXINii. ADMIX STUATOR'S XOTICK. Notice is herebv Riven, that bv order cf the County Court cf tiie State tf Oregon, for Crook County, made and entered on tho 1st day of t-'eptember, IsSj, the un dersigned has been uulv appointed ad ministaatos of the estate "of David Psine, deceased. All persons having claims against said deceased are hereby notified to present tbe same v.ith'tho proper vouchers therefor to me at the oilice of Geo. W. Barnes, in Prinevilie, Or., wi-h-in six mouths from the date of this no tice. Dated frcntemb -r IS).'). Wm. PKfXE, Atlmif-isfraior. Geo. V,r. Ba!:N::s, Attv. for the Estate. Tinl Hardware STORE. w. h. mm, DEALER IX i STOVES AND RANGES, TIN- WAKE, GRANITE IRON WARE. fHEI.F HARD WARE. l'UMi'r", PIPE, ETC., Also a fine line ot fishing tackle. 1 ilANVFAf T"Ef.;t OF 'I AH Kinds cf Tinwara, Cam? i .'-Stjyss and Camp Outfits. 'i Pump work, rspaJrlrsg and j all job work I done on short notice. Set Central ili G. 3 BQ faPM, Prspnstsr. The hotel bas-lioen lalcly er.la'V. d and rpfurnisbed, and is i.ow in iirsi-i hiss shape. VrKcr nrrytrnl lha.t fcer Lrfors to f:i?tv;.7l'il r:::. The hotiite is now pr'-parcd !o re ceive end ei.teitain all who mav coll. nif)1,e,; of aU'in Lcaven5aS fewer. -te rn s sr ' AESOLUfSl? PURE A t.l i:no.He.if. rl.uie: It is sn Otr.tmrr.t. oi v:n:-'!t to tlie nostrils. Price, hv jr-aiL Address, F.. T. xotks FfH rrhr.iotrr . I.-vsd Or: tc;: -t io:: ::.'.ii,s., On. t v.- , -r : . r-.e. JJotiee Is hereby fives thct t..e following-; r,ame I settU-rbas tiled nciiev i f H isdcf.tUm : 1 :.,:-.:f .-ined pro.,: in sm:;--rt-'.f !. ;s f'::'r,:i. mid t -n.re.ip.'o'.! wil! be made before leCows ty Ji:d.:; c'r k Cuanty. Or., at P.-iaevitie. Or., on SoVe:b.-r !. Is. -: ' H V ' 'I ! .'.l.Si'.l 1. V.'. .-I".ar, . J. WrsM.'nf eviivtte. ttr..;.. JOi.S vr. LUmIS. 'ili. tcr. It MOTicc' ror? prni.icATios. t.t::a OZTica a? tr.r. !.iu.?.s. Cr.. O'Si 'eer je, l vO. Natlce is Sserebv given thai tie fc'.ii.wii-jr-natae-1 settler has fikd nottce of hi- n.li ctou! t. utnlce final prmif m set-pert I-.i- e'aliu, and that raid proof v. ill lc !..i:.le twn.re i oii'.'ty Judge Crook Co.. cr., at l'i-Oievilte, Or., ca Xa voml.erCe. l-.e. vir.: . Ki it. HKAiJJt. 1! 1 App'.Tl. fortieSV."it.S -V'4. st2.-i :Vtj audSWVfef KSMS'l'pOS Ul.iK VV Me Ks -,;5t.ms tua following witn-ssses to prove b:. c-.eanu: a., residev.ee uj si, in-d cr.im r.tioii oi, land, v'.it; itolaude i'srrish. of i!y Crcik. dr., Wa.ter liaigh'.. of Bakeoea , or., Sewton S.ttt-i, lice.rv s ,0th, efffo-s Keys. or. 1.--J1 jyiiS V. bbWIS, iiegUter. KOTirs roit rpni.ieATit::;. Lxi Oriicr. :.T l.Anrv-ts-, Or:. Oenber is.. Notice is h'Tchv eivon 1 1-r t ti e lol't wii-g-named cottier iias'iile.i notice ofnhis intent:, n to muka li.ei-.l priof in si'i perJ ol ! i.- claim, ant! ttiat said ; r..o.' v. it! be inaile heir. re Co. Judge, or in bis ab-ccep hce.rc. Co. clerk cf CrooU Count v. Or. at I'l-.nevuic, cr. en Moa-oerthi.ls.-U.viz: . - lilitAM r.M.MEit. Soe.rer-s !!1 p U'7, fori he re-4 ip i'S it u ii. He names the uliowitit! tiiti.i'MCs t prove lii.'iCieilicu'ie.sre-irlerii'C c, :o:d cul'.i oitii n of, .-aid ler.d. Vt2: c. A. tiiUiCM, U Uliimi, "f Bond, nr., Win. K. Met i-.r.au-l, A. o.l'alaicr,. i'iilieviile, Or. U VVA'.IEEM ritUTT, I'.egister. FAIOI FOE' SALE. , J acres ot land located on the . .. !.-. .:: j . ii-. iiui::i io:;i.' iiu::i i ii.:i.-iiiii; iu i uv Ti..n . !," .,.;!.. !..;, ..,..:!!.. from ""fi i'J. "'- 1 All c'ood rich coil with the execs)- ,. - -r , i tlOll 01 a dew IIC.-CS 111 the timber, ncuriy all under rerice, goou House end barn, living spring capable of furnishing water for 100 head of stock, convenient -to timber ami range. Price, )r 1200, "i'SOO down and tf'400 oa one year's time, se cured ly .morions;.". Address J. A. Doi'nnr, Prineviile, Or... SUMMONS. Li the Cu-atil Ciu:-l of ihs SMe ol Orfgcn, for Crook County. M. SICIILX, ' (Iniiig .buciuesa under the lirm name of M. fcliehcl & Co., Plaintilf. HENRY f:r-KAZLITr!:d J.II.IIAZ- LI'l'T, Det'eiidants. Tn Ilot.rv ' il --let -iiol T II TT-r-lilf- i t t""-l'.' and .1. it. l.ilt, the abovt-named deleuoants : In the name cf the Stiea cf Oregon, ho Milts cf Oregon, you are hereby rec.nired to appear and answer the ci:m;la::it. i;i i:ie unove-en-titled court and cause on or In'fore the first day id the. nest regular term of said, court to be held at the court house in said conniv ami state, to v. it: on tlie 2:.th duv cf October, A. 1). IRi) ). And if you fah so to answer, fer vvatit ther"i.f, the !4Iain till' will take judgment tigainsf you ferthe sum of 78.lt and iulerc. t thereon at .n per coot, p.or aincun since if ay 33, IS!).!, . ... ... ... , - , . in tout sua, and tor a il-ere? oi ha-) court for the ioree'eiiiire ot a cei t;i::i-re;i! . mort- (li's',,ih:"! i; s5r r"';' ""'- ?W iM I ms case ami ertecutcd by ihe s;::d if):ry ?. llssliit on the vf.h ,l;,y r.f OvioIxT, 138.1. to seem-e the navmont of a certain pronimi'se.-y noto ; ib.it tic? premises con veyed by se.i i mortgage nssv be sold and j the r roeccils ni siicb sale be.-lpi lied to tbe payment f tiie miins nbove-p.iinied and; to Ihe costs and liisiiiir-Cmeii! s cf 1 1,5.- ae- tin::, and for a poreon::! judgment and execution, if such proceeds are riot sulli-, cient ; also that the de'widant HeiiiyjH. ; llaslitt and all persons daman by, through end under him sub eipient to said intirtgttre lie liarred and foreclose !of ; fill right, tide, ihiim and pqnily of re demption or interest in nod fo sa;d prom- , is"--, and for other and further relief us wil! more fully appear by leference.to the complaint on file herein. i ; J. V. Moore. Atty. for PiiT. Tlos sr.mnior.s i t.ubli -lie-i bv older nf i IIo.i. E. 1). Sh.tttuek, jo. Ire if the i ircuit court cf Mcdtr.c.iriuli ennty, Oreeiui, dat ed at. Portland, September ", : ' '. IU TICE REWARD To the party r ceivi-e the 1 ir.ed list of mi'iies for THE. GREAT NEW ILLUSTRATED HiSTOnY UTAH Sy HUR8ERT N. OAKCKCFT TliK KMI.NKMT UI'fOl;iA.N. Ready at last Only true Hi-tory cf Mormo.-iisui puhlisiied Fa-ciua'iog, in tensely hiieresting. po-.i iTi'ii Lad.jrscd alike bv Mr riii")u-and ti-n!i!v. WONDERFUL ADVENTURES :1 irapoeis and i r.;ve:e:s tio-jdv I: dim WurspTiiriliiMai-esunis oi Massa- ;'!'-! t..4 A a V v' J Lst'rj.J, ill' t-i es .-.j iraei.ious r.see.pe - i lie iani.eii:s Danite Awv:ati-i, K-r'.. K'e. MYSTERIES OF POLYGAMY The 'I 'd.ing House Celestial Marriage Strung" i;e!:.;i.:.s Or, -ti.in.ii Biography , - f I'uiSiain Young, as '.bribing asa ti.vel yet tnie history. A grand bi-.M to sell. Everybody wants it. Morel, ants, I'arm-rs, Mecliunks, and '. all classes have eagc-ily awaited the ap pearance of tiiis remarkablo book. AGENTS r-'Ciid cuii-1: (1 0 ) lor osiiy and defiant Ca::Vi.K-iji Outt'.t. llon't waste time riiina :" ir circulars, but i-eco;-. trrii iry before if is given ou. Remember fids U a f-nbjee; id intent' int-'ir- t to all, aed the Gr.-.r.d Elustriti ;ns attract atfentioa evervH here. iddre-s THE HISTORY COMPANY . 7-'.1 M AP.KE f T. SAN I- K.; I - . S25.M" L S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, iSSa.' is iunnexhato. A care is 63 111 a small purlieie i,:.pp..vi hokl by a-ugrs cr sent ILtzr-ivrfs:-, Y ttrren, Pa. XtT!VR-ruK 'rt'IiUCATlOS. LtSD UlH'I at Tun lAt.l.S-. OS. Si pH Olll r Koiico is fceteby fiveu, tint tie i..!..wiie c:io.e.1 s. il'.. i 1 a.-ti'td tt ce oi bis ii.t.itiin t miikc t!f! pr.-ol in so) J i.rl of bis c'aiiii, ci d C a' : ! i r.ei witt be n nlc tou-rf r.yijr Cleri i i r k Co., I'riucvirc, Or., in MJ- veuiter p.. IS 0. i. CiiAV A. I '-Ki-I.i.Vvi. 53T;.-;t. :rt,vi, of i:K''-. .-.ud Ujj of , See ' l. .7 S U K. . lie nii-aos the :.:i:oW'.t;g w:tieses to prme ' his eoeiOi.si.iis res'-i. c.-e open f.t.d ci lihctli It of. saP! !.:,1, viK: A!i?et L. Alien. I. B. Meyer, , ii. b; lirowj. Jus. . Mo.i-r, in Ji.iwry. Or. IT .HlHN V. 1U..US. Il.-glsier koti-. k rm ri-pi-iCATiox.. L.Vt. ti OFFICE AT I't'llS?, Ot. Se,lenil.er 1-, S.'ilice-i.s l.erebv given Cat tie Kdii-wil cauH .i . eilit-r i n- iiled r.clit e ct Ids iieri,ti it to ontiuutv ':d K.tke Cue! pr. xl in ti)pi it t i his e'.r.brt, aed that :a'.d proof will le ti rdu l-e.'orc 0 i. clcik Cron!: Co., at Prineviile, Or.. Kuveiaber b. i e-i, i:-.: !Al in C. WEAVEIt, ltd tS. fnrthf S'-'i i.t iNitiiid a'.i f SW'4 t;ec Tp; in s i; i i ii. 1 It.! ;:ii!!ies ttse fe'.he.virg w itncsi cs to prove his ceut ie;ii:!:s rt- ;ii,i'Ll upeii. a.vl culthaiion cf. taid iauiLvis: VI i.vn ;:iic!e. Ma.-t W. Haitpy Ciltries iteqiia, Cnar.es V. Circtejr., of Pau ls r.u. Orc-oo. 17 J. B. IIl'X IIS jTOM, lteji.ter. K0TI'"K FOE l'l'KX.ICATIO". L .:.!, Or: :; s it lici-xr. Or. "i ptember is. 1V.0. i Kot'.ee is hcrebv civsn that ti: a the fotlfwli.B of his ii.leiitii.il r.a.i-.cd jeuier ha., i'bd nctie'e i Sua! pro! iu ' f l.icr'.iiiui.ul d fore Co Clerk Or., on Jioveu.- ; thet i.ui.1 jiroij! v:iU be s i crjo t ::., nr., at rnaen. ber 1 is. ii. vis: C:i.it!."i V. CI-t;'t.15Jr..l)9S 1 fir tha .S'.f: ; of KS:4. M-4 of KWtj a.l or i K-.'-i.Tcc.; ip :ss i. ): w .-i. lis Lames tits fet'enving wituer.sej to prove : hU cieli.-o.oiis resirioflee .upon, mid cu'tmdion i oi. tai l hind, viz: Jeli r: Ueish-r. CI i:r'e Ke- irua, Ac.Uri v Nel-ie, Jati.es W. Hamilton, of ; Pa ;li::a, Or. . 17 J. It. nrsnXGTON. KecMer. NOTICE FOR ITEUCATIO.V Lai.I) Office at livnss, Ob. September IS, ISSO. Xe.lit-e (.j hereby given that tie f..lbviiur- i nnucl i-eti'cr nas n.e.l notice of his intiirt io-n ti,i. iter tinn : ' ':'? -'"i-ii prooi in support oj lose am i ta- -""' prom win be uiaue t.ei ere i,re.). I ieri: enrec to.. Or., , at iTiuc-. ille, or., ! o:i Iwveriber is. pisO. viz: Vi.NCKN CiltCJ.K. Hd Xr.lS-s, j ' -r the hk' see is-, P is s i: es k w m. I lie n.-onesthe followii'.R wituesfcs tn 1 ltHeiiii!t.iM'i rcideaee uin, wid enl oi, !.ui- laud, viz: jfe.i ii. llei.-.le.r, CI oca, Am: 1-a-ilh.u, Andrew J. Xoble, Ja or. J. H. II PX f IXtJTOK, ltegi.ter. 17 notice fo it rrr.T.TCAriox. Land O.-sicf: at Ufitsp, On. Si' pie ii. her IS. IS'iO Keli.'c is herehv'eivcn Criat ice iolloWlne- rsini-l ,'.ler has r!!ed iintiee of his ii lentioii 1o leak- Sen! pro.-if in soprinrt nf ft,:' c:ii:n, and thai Mild preoi v. ill .he made before Co. Judire or Co. !i-:s 1. 1 Cr.x.iv Co., i;r., at I':i'jevillefc ! Or-,. ?i: Ko-enOier 15. Is.m viz: : i.l-.e i.it.:, ... , .s,,t .1 No i for lee Ui See gi) In l; y i , ii :.i t v, ;,t. lie name, the following v. itnesic- his c:.:U0iin:is ris.;i.t.-.ice cpon, ai.il cultirn- t:ou :. :.tiu mud v:st: M.u. eu Circle, Jci! i. Hen !!, .limes V. IlamiU-ni, Cliartcs V. Circle Jr.. o: I'aaliiia, Or. 17 J J). lifXillvVi.OX, KCKi.-tcr. NOTICE FOIt rUIti.Ii ATjOX. I.avi) Oi iecr. arTur. Dalles, On. Si -ptewber JS, s;0. Kctiee is hereby given that the folh wii.ir- vr-""-" -eiuer lias n.e.t notice.,! i.uit!t.iitiui i ..f.k.; ;:h1 p. -oof in support of Ms r'aiu., and j that soi.1 pr.f v.-il! he n.i.rie b,.r,:re Cn. Judmi : ;l-e' f;rnok Corialy, Or., nl Prii.eville, Or., I ova.k Crank Couniy, i ' " v ll:Ct rA3. KWKbl.. ihesi:4oixwi 11.1 '.:::.!, for l- 1- a. 4 I'.i.i: sul.ll Sec ii i p Ifi S R I . :: v m. lie names the fnowioc u-!tne.-M hi., co:iii:i:iou:, ru. i.-li.u.-ce cpi.n, and cultiMitioit oi, sii.io ian'i, viz: v.'. 11. i:ielle, Y. JOMisoll, E. S. White, it. i' Sillier, of PrioeviPe, or. IS JiniS iV. LK'.VIS, Ueci ter. NoT.'cn i-oit prnbrcATio.v. Lan: Ofsice at I nr. D. t.r.i!.-. On. Notice :.-. l.i'rcl.v civen ti al 11 e ed settKrher filed nutice of 1 is to n.io.e fund pro.-. I le. .-upport cf hi, cboni, nl ti,at ,;,! ,.rool' v.-i!l he mtde brti re Ji.cLei i Crook Comity. Or., at 10 iuevilie, Oregon, on KVen'h"7' Invite, rmx;I.K. if, ap-.. r2'-,, f,,r the sF.-;, sec: I ipliiS K IDE. ile ncmes lite foiiowibR witi.et.es -to firi.ie 1 k!" "iiti-.ni.us t..s(le!i-c upon, am enUitetii n oi. ;::e! laud, llz: W. IS. A liter, on, W. II. Post, iV. C. i'h:u.ui(.i-, il. S. aiiiMd. of p.-.t. Or. 1 JolitJ W. LEWIS, Horsier. xoTK-K.ror: i'Iklicatiox. La.vo Oi t:ce at I i:i: Iialcks, Or. NntVe is .hereby civen II at the follow inc- au:id K'itter i.i fikd uollee cf Ills iiitenlion t.UiiKk-:i.lp.rr.fin support of .Vs claim, ard iiisH-.J pr lit', win lie mane l.e:ore Co. cr ies ( o , cr , at I'r.nevi.Ie, 0110.011, venioer t. ;s- o. v-.;:: i:ti'.V..-:f) . TA YLCit. S T. -. '.'-T le t I a-d the s! of KEU See 3 Tp t-.' s p. j :: w it. lie t.a .:.:, the followir? wilrmrs to prove !:i.-t: i iiii io'i.- residence upon, ki d cultivatfun of. sn id i:.iei, ve;- I oc tiaee. J. 51. .Meiisflcld, J 11 iiica liaves, Je--te Mil i-r. oi Lileilv, Or. 1 JdUN W.LEAli, i'.egister. ' f ' NOTICE FO!t T'l'BI.ICATfCiN. - l.AXP OFl-ICZ AT 'I l!E lAl..Kf. OH. Se p en. ber IS, IhfcO Noiii-c is hereby riven tl m ii e folli li r naim -d. M tTb r lias filed iiolicei f 1 Is iiitel Ii n t-i indie Hr.r.l prcof in mppi rl f hi c'.Bim, ami tnnt said proof will be li Bile I ef( le C lilitr JudKe Cn.uk Co., Or., at I'rb.eii-ie, Or., on OH. Ti. 1S.0, viz: E. H. MASTEKSf.X, H I App A, for the sK hkl: 5 i p VI S It 21 K. lie loirues tr.i; followinir wit; i sies to prino hiscoiUimiou- ii.,idci:i-e upon, ai d n!titli ,. of. said lend, vis: John houw, I! ulil ar.l p.l le:i, I.J. Stephenson, C. Woodward, of Miteb e!i. Or. ! JOiiX W. LEWIS, 1 notice rot: rrnr.rcATiox. L.ir.'o Orncz ;.i Lakkvibw, Oh, Notice is heiebi- jiiveri .; lie i.hfr .iiaml -.ettler I filed notice it ! i.- ii teclloli to mete linel prool in -mi pen of hla (faint, at d nii.i ..mo i.r.Kii mi nr ifieiic i,en re (lie Coiu.tr Jc.lae i f Creek Co., c Prii.Li ii't. uuu. i n Novecbcr lii, iv.e. Viz- . .. .. l'. Ittn W. K1X. S?. fT; ' Vn w ' Ah' '' W "f litl fe.(.wii: c-itneooa I.U Iii. or. sai.J in i-. Wz: Jehu leidciwerd. CI an. 8. staats. Jut. ti: fliit. T.-ill-cm -i: Cfcr. of tend l. O.. triH.k Co-iefv. Oresroii. H IVA1.!.X T.'.UIT, NOTICF. FOIt ri liLICATIOX. L.isp of:c at LAKF.nrtr, Or. '5t.re is rercby piven Km il e iflbwlir ::a:ned . e'.o'er ! a., .Tc i cot e of i i irtruitt.it t irnaiie. ::,-,alp.-M:f in hi; port of 1,1; e siiu ..4 ?'tpr":' ' m be " ' ' "''"t ' Cierkof u6.)S Co icty at I rii eviiie.Orecon .:le:ir.tce, t':e bei vwii.g w trc...-ef to prov of. iai.1 i-,i.. viz: ciurlc, fi-t,u. Clarlw. I . vuii b.rvcrt. Ceru-z P. A-teu. J.,i,r. S iiiLiut. ci I end. jre;'rc. r. HU w ,V;M;EX Tit'ITf, KcjL-fcr' mmmm. H' .1 -s- .' -:':.''v - - ir :t. Ili