0C0 KKV1KW.
JiUSOJU!. ANI KSKIUI
chl.kiiimwlC'limi'M.
IM.lini Dili fwrniKin.
unckrwnro ot Ui OilnfM bit-
,(mr for Juk, or anybody
lliiku, ol Mltulwll, ihw niuvod
fllluM g'no to 1'orllunJ on
l,eJ doion eK wanted t
rket.
, uf 0virco' vory cliaap t
iloro.
,,aii, of Novmoiii creok, in itik
I11011U.
fry hu bipit mrforinii from
m liouil.
L il lv III ft low dnyefitr
L rm ilitim. ,
at I'rtlmnr A Muck 'a incut
i) I duiilll oz.
iiii tlio ltKViiew my ba paid
,rtliiThiikiclvltn lull will
Fi lulli lrti turt.
..mud tlio liiub bill iu i:lt ol
fllio Hrnt uf tlm wuvk.
t will Uuy keen warm If
ir hIuki at tlio bjur,
vn mlurnul WndiiomUy from
Jon I'jijwr lliookod llvur.
Mm. Thou. Utr nt never-
tilinK la town tliU week.
moil Ulli "1 cuuren-
in viiu'Kur lit tliu Iliick alora.
hinrvllle on TlitikglvlnK to
tit iIIiiiht mid dain'0 Ml iiiiflil.
.iro hi ml I ii it at I'nlimC'liurcli
I llcnilij.l il'iniiKtlia Htwk,
HHil iiirnillita today almuM ba
,v ilit taxpayer uf llil din-
Lntr (urroiindlug Tlio ln,lliie
I ,y lii'vy riu tlm flml of Ilia
lit U tx'lrm uiiidtt to K tlio mail
r.4 utuuded la Trie on Camp
min nd clilldron'l cloak at
i no will ba clowd out very
in tli Siiiw Creek Irrigation
ill Una bee. I uiiidod lor tlia
iin Rtilt lianjr out at tlio old
il ,,e all kluda of rculrlii( and
'inle Iu purcliaafd ariJor mill,
uiiifactiiriiijc an excellunt ti.;l-
wt'it lo buy lio.l, cull at tlil ol-
kiia .l.iir..lL Utrg-thi ra on our
turn (or uld
Mt-rmllth matla fltiul proof on
bill1 ! Uifora I. H. C'oiiiiiii'wioii-
Ll l.iKt Moik1.iV.
likKiiiilt ball will ba given at
flil on Tlmraday vvcinluK, Nov.,
I lvprti!iuout.
nlrr wuiitliiK to b'ly land In
Uri'jon will il l well liorriHiiid
n.l will) till oft .
and iliiik tfrc plentiful on tli
It flrt of IIm wtM'k, and orlauinn
. sill- chi'i tlifio.
I (arm on l')r Oirltnco, trinty-
(rm 1'rtuatiHa, lura-do. Call
l!lU-e Til particular.
iva f.ir aula one of llin lot frull
don r.im lip In Hie urid crtX'k
Call and K't tornm.
ilnovilln public ii'booN liavn all
lil that can tw kiiiintnliitaii un-
m tcaclior ant omploycd.
I lily norvice on Tlia Dillca and
lie until lino begin lut Hunday,
iv wu bavo a mail each dny.
n'w bridjto aoroa Croukad river i
il. ll I a aubalanlial vtruuturo,
:ht lo aland for many yar. r
ju'avy Utg tlint hu bxen abroud
iooiihtry for tlio pant fuw daya la
luiiuiiin thing In tbla am'llon.
1 0. 1". railroad l b illt nntt
ivcnlmimt lu real tiatala In tbl
(ill pay 100 per cent without fall,
. Ilinwn aold tbn (utile ba bronxlit
tlis mountain to Alf A I Ion, ami
lurried to l'ortland to Hwiul tlio
the pnx-'-iB'itlim of tlio president
fvernor autiuirmtiitf tno peopla of
Ho and vicinity to danr.o on
KivhiK,
w Invoice of mllllnory Rixda liu
in wiwived at tbo millinery atore.
klis are reiiuaatid to call and ex-
I tlio new giMida.
l'aliuar w-a eallod to Tlio Palle
ftnrni hint Hat unlay, uiul Frank
xter ha Iwon occupying bU place
or & Co'a. Blore.
ll rorpi of mirveyor are locating
fn of the iri)me(l pnrlii! road
?he Hulh to Celllo on the Wanli-
mda of the river.
Daritey la diaponalng the "ardont"
in' aaloon. Hob I not an ovorly
b.irkoepiir, but be 1 protly enough
up lor all other dufocl.
nod, nt the rcKldenco of Iho bride's
lit, on IworTrout, on Suud.iy, Nov.
II. Hull, J. l, olllcliillntt, Mr. W,
Ihou to MIh J ohIo Nuiin.
Week tlia Imv nn W V. Tteolnr'a
was anld at ahorlira aalo, biiniiliig
"f'i 30 to H ftO tou. TblHlitibonier
itho fanner can afford lo ruio it
ftvy ruliia wore reported In Wlllum
jvallcy hint w-Hok. Knoiigli wiitor
Hen to put tlio Willumotto rivor In
Mug.) for atouinhoat navigation.
K. I.yle, of Crow Key, wm In town
kg the week. Mr. Lylo naya tlio out
blch hu bronubt out (rom Wlllum
'alley are doln,j eteodlug well fvr
rnt vat Ho.
I'hil iVibr hu aold hi llvury ImihI
lien to . lluiiiillou. and iiovi C'IiiIn I a
geiilleinun uf leUure. Ww retjri-t Mr.
t'ohra' rctiiiiig from hin-lmw in our
town.
Mr. uud Mr, W. K. lluimull .IcmI o
thank the people of Prliievlllefur llu kind-
nejM Mluiidnd lo them during the Mick
iicmx, death and funeral uf Ihuir Utile
daughter.
lion, Uliigcr Hermann liaabeen viHlling
tbo catleru part of the anitu, mmlylng the
ttanl of thut miulltni before rotiiriiliig to
iiHliington to begin hi wlnler'a work
In coiigre,
I'erry and Orn l'uliiduxtor have beon
doing Nome giMnl NhiKillug the punl few
tluy. On Wodneday thuy klllel tilght
un duck and uu I'liuuihy tlltuuil duck
and an otlur,
H. J. Nuwoin ba propared two acre
ol ground for hop culture, and will Met It
to hop neat year. TliU I merely an ox
iwrimvut, but It I one which we believe
will ruflult prolilahly.
l'riuevillrlk.g re aoinewhut urpried
Wudinwday morning to aee the ground
covered wllli hull an Inch uf iiow. It
remained with u ilulil the ufteruoou,
when ll bad ull dlHapNared.
' Ims Iottk and Johnny Nulling return
ed thl week from I'mallllacouiity, here
limy hail Iwen with a band of horwit for
aale. The fouudy rather a d'lll market
but aold all the bore thvy lul.
Mr. Ifnckleman, who i.-roaaed the Caa
ado mountain by the Kuntiam route the
flrnt of the week, found no mikiw on the
mountain, though heavy r.ilna aero fall
ing and the road were very muddy.
The Albany llernld la of tlio opinion
that (he Oregon Pacific will be completed
next year, anil llilnka work on lliu road
w 111 brgiu early in Dim Mpring. It i lo be
liod '.ha llriahl makra tbiUMKrtluiiun
good authority.
Mr. Minor, of Iowa, I vl-liing hi
nephew, Hheriir Ilooth, in I'tinewlle.
Mr. Minor ace little iu Ihi coumry that
comparu favorably with hi native alutr,
and ay ll i a wonihir to him howr the
people hero make a living.
The Canvon City Stvt I Informed
that K. A. Itrackett, the young attorney
who left that place a few yc.tr xo de
faulter to the achool (Indict Mevorul
thouxand dollar, ho turned up in San
Krancirtco, and U uot dead a noruo had
upHHeil.
Holomon Iingy, a great uncle n( Mr.
C. I.. Salomon and Mi. I. 1-. Kelclmm,
ilieil In New York recently, and it i
thought tlieae ladiea will fall lioir to a
good portion of hi entale, which U val
ued at t'.'O.tMKI.IKX). It could not fall into
worthier hand.
In a piivute letter Horace Dillanl, of
Duma, expmwc the belief that the new
mine in Harney county are good, but
owing to Ihe ararcily uf wattr they can
not be worked at prewnl, and adia hi
Mend here to not get excited and rorh
out to Iho new niiiuii.
Coal oil im higher here than In aim oil
any other place in the world, hence
light am very cxK-niivu. Thl Udng
the cane, why would it not lie a paying
iuvi-tment for the people of I'rmcviilo to.
form j'llnt ioi-k company and put in
an eleclrio liht plant T j
It i a long lime unlit next June, but j
tlioae who want to lo aucceiu-ful camli-
ilatea before tlio people at ino next chh
tion had belter begin rolling their log
together now whilo there I little clue lo
do. They ahould remember lliu old May
ing ahont the early blid.
A a rcmilt of coming by way of Anle
Iow the daily mail doc not and cannot
arrive hem much before eight o'i-lo-k.
If the poetal dcartmeiit know what an
Inconvenience I hi 1 to lbs pjople here
there cottainly Would be no trouble about
getting the route changisl.
The gKd name of our public achonla
haacaumid Mr. und Mr. Peter 1A of
lUmd, lo move to town for tho purpo-Ki
of educating their children. The taxpay
er of tho dUtiit-t are n )W iHilnning to
rvulixo llm U-nulil uf umiiiliiiiiiiig a
graded Rchool III our town.
1'iwitmaHlor IIowArd will aoon ttition
the HMtul deparliuent for additional
clerk biro. A Ibi I a ditrihulinK of
llco for aeven until line, and the work
attached thereto i greater Ihun iu many
aulariud olMtv. there U litllo doubt but
hi petition will be grantud.
Three year ago I). 1.. I'atteo planted
nine iwlato Need and ha Uien replunt
ing the tuber therefrom each year, and
tho reaull i he ha produced an entirely
new variety of potulo. Il i largo and
month, the akin a light pink, i vorv
dry and mealy, and thj flavor I excel
lent. There I no accounting for the change
time will tiling about. Two yearn go
our old friend 11. 1". Nichol wa Ihe most
radical anti-corporation man In tho coun
try, and now ho I intorontud in two irri
gation ditch corporation rjcenlly organ
ized. What i tho world coming to, any
way T
Other place put on nlm about having
their lalior atrikca, etc., fctid Prinevillo ia
threutuncd with notoriety in t Lain lino.
It in atalod that tho niim working on the
Prlnovllle Irrigation Co'h. ditch are con
templating Htriklng for higher wagon.
Tho wage paid are fi 50 for a man uud
luuni and 75 for men.
Died, In IVlnovtfle, Saturday, Novem
ber 7, Kmio K., daughter of Mr. and
Mr. W. K. Ilnnnell, aged 0 yearn, 1
month and 4 day. Tho funeral took
place from tho M. K. Church luHt Mon
day afternoon. Mr. and Mr. Bunnell
have the sympathy of Iho entire couimu
uity in their oud bereavement.
The bank In Kummorvillc, Union
county, wa robbed on tho night of the
3d by two miiaked robber, and M,770 SO
taken. The ambler had Ihjoii In the
hank In Ihe evening allonding to his
book, and a ho left waa met at the Uor
by the robbora who forced hhn to go
back liiHido and deliver up the coin.
Strand Trice, of Camp crook, was In
town Monday. Mr. 1'ilce i confident
tho ijn.irti k'.lgo ho ami rrol. wmiey arej
working will develop into a guwl mine.
The rock uay nil I he way from to
f"i(M a Ion und the lu lge i mIx feet thick.
They expect to do coniddornble work lo
wind developing their claim during the
coming wlnler,
The hen grand Jury rccoininendn I that
omo prucaulioii h) taken to protect the
court boiiMu again! fire, and why would
It not b ) well for tlio county court and
town council to pool Ihhiuk uud build a
clxlern luitwuini Iho court Ihiii-k und
Ncliool hoiiHu. Nothing could done
thut would bo a greater protection to
both building.
Harney county' total renource, n
ahown by tho clerk' Heiiii-uiinn.il rKrt,
are tHIIl'J IIH, while her liubililio ureftO,
2iU 47. Thl leave an indtibtedne 4
(:U,944 7U agaiimt the county. Katlicr a
heavy imlolilediuw fur a county thai linn
been in cxUteuco leo than font year
and hu no county building and few
public Improvement.
I ied, ut the homo of her fathor lu
I'rlnuvillo, on Wediicmluy, November 10,
Alice McVay, aged 17 year, daughter of
Wm. McVuy, the hud been a long and
patient Miiffcrur from iliomy, having been
un invalid lor year, und her life hud
only lieon prolonged by careful numing
and good medicul akill. The funeral
hiok place yeaterduy forenoon.
Home time aj) one of I). L. Tatee'
hor'H fell lulo u well forty feel deep, and
waa given up for dead, but it would have
cost abiiitf! ) toilig another well, bo Mr.
1'utee concluded to undertake the job of
felting tho borne out. Ilu and A. W.
Power contrueted a windlen and drew
tlie hore out and found that he had niim
taluod no malerhtl iujurie by tho full.
The engagement of Mii Muttio Mitch
ell, the huudiomo und nccoutpli-'hed
daughter of Senator Mitclmll, und a
French duko, with un unpronounceable
namo 1 announced. It' too bad our
American viH can't And huibiiid anil-
ed to their tunte umong the Hiur.ly nii of
I'ncle Ham, uml not have to luke up with
wnrthlexa l-iiiroie.in nol poewiuii g
nothing but c defunct title.
One day tail week two brother, Dick
and l-oti KwurU, filled up on bad wliihky
in Salem, and iu the evening Marled for
their home noar Sllverlon. They we'e in a
wairon together, and on the way were in
volved iu a ileiMirale fight, aluxhing each
other with penknives, kiHing up the
light for Moteral mile, uud until each
wa pretty badly ula-lieil. A it wa
Htrictlv a f iinily row ths Marion county
olllciaU have not cauicd any urresta to
ba inadn.
O.i Weliiolay of Ut woik (1. W.
Grave, brother of C, A. Orave of thi
place, wa drowned at Newport, Oregon.
Mr. Grave wa foreman cf the govern
ment work at Newrt, and wa awo t
off the tramway by a breaker and all ef
fort lo rewcue him proved nnsuccewful.
II j h id I i informed that aoine of the
plank at the end of the tramway had lie
coma loofft and went out to fix them with
the u've result. At lat uecoiinln hi
b iily had not boeu rccovere.l. lie leave
a wifo and one on.
This following rule fir tli.i miiiura
ment of hay i given by o io of the best
practical niAtlu'iiiali i.ini in the county,
a id it would bn well for all t!ioe inter
ested to cut it out and keep for future ref
erence: Multiply tho length by the
width, und that product by l tho dis
tance over, from aide to ido (providing
tho hay ha not lien licked over two
montliH). If the buy ha be -n mucked a
longer lime than two month, the multi
plier of Ihe product of tho length and
breadth in that rue will hi )' of the dis
tance over from Hide to vide. IMviile Ihe
riiiul product In. both ram by 51? 'and
this rexult w ill give the amount of hay in
the clack.
Two Work at Merit.
We uro in receipt of two excellent
book from the well known publishing
houie of 1,. I'. Miller & Co., of Stockton,
California. They are "l-'ircMdo Fanciea"
and "Kindergarten." The former ia un
elegant work, bountifully illustrated, uud
contain over 5iK) gem of pirwe and po
etry from the Ik-kI author of Ihe world.
"ICiudoigarteli" i intended u an aid to
teachera und parent in the woik of in
truding tho youthful mind, und Ihe au
thor ba certainly handled the Hubject
In a uiUHteily way. Menem. L. I". Miller
& Co. carry all excellent line of juvenile
holiday book, which any agent would
llnd it prolltuble work toliciting aubacrip
lion for.
A Flue Horar.
Hon. A. Huckleinan unived here l;tt
Tiieduy from Alliuny, hriiiinir with him
a rlue trolling alullion, Alwood llroeie,
which ho will put ou hi Camp creek
stock farm tor breeding ptupomi. The
hore I a line hright bay, ubout 111 hand
hinh uml i a very atyliah looking animal.
Ilu I a etuiidurd bred hoiae, sirod by
Alwood und U from u good fumily of trot
ter. Mr. Hucklemun ha aoine of the
Ut bred t'ottintf hoi-er in the country,
and Alwood Breeze will be a vuluublo ad
dition to hi fine atock.
May It lie So.
Tho Newport 7'ii is authority for the
Mtutemcnt that thera hu been a little
quiet conciliation between Col. T, E. Hogg
and Mr. niuir, und uriungnmeiit are on
foot to ptifth the Oivgon rucillc road In
tho nour future to it eastern terminus,
with nil faction working in harmony.
Tho iiifHcnt outlook for tlio Oregon l'a
c.ilic I luillor than ever before, and more
coiilldcnce I full and Known along the
line than ha ever boon noon in the past.
ItiHwtid Col. Hogg i to bo president
and Mr. Blair i to iiuine the uiunuger.
For Over Fifty Year.
As Old and Wki.i.-Tbikd Krmkiiv, Mr.
Wlnalow'a Soothing Syrup hit been
iimd lor over tlfty year by million of
iiiiilhm-u for their childicn while teething,
with pe feet hucccks. It soothe tho
child, Koflen the gimi, u'.lay all pain,
cure wind colic, and i tho biM remedy
for diarrlitt'tt. ll i ilcauut to the tiiHle.
Sold by ilniggiHl in every part of the
world. Twenlv-tlve cent a hottle. It
value i-i innilculublo. He Hiiro to ak for
Mr. Winalow'H Soothing Syrup, uudUke
no other kind.
t'oHiily Court I'roceedluir.
County court convened m Monday,
November !.', with ull the olllcer of the
court In attendance, mid tho following
proceeding were had :
MW.
Templeton & Hon v J. F. Cndle, net
tled. Steven l'.ro. v n. F. Allen, not tied.
IM INIOII A I K.
In Ihn iniillcr of tho entitle of 1. T.
Kldiewuy, deceaned, flr.nl report of ud
minlHlrator accepted, admininlrutor di-
churged uud bond exonoritted.
In the matter of Iho ontate of A. Pelore,
deceaed,J. II. IVIorn appointed adniln
ihl rator.
In the mutter of the entitle of It. Haw
aii, decciincd, nulo of reul proM?rty con
firmed. COMMISSION KR' COI'ST.
In tho mailer of the A. I. ilinkle mud,
report of viewer uccueled and roud or
dered oiened.
In the mutter of the W. J. Bchmidt
roud, JanH-r Wright, Jumes Zevoly und
R. Vow ell iipH)inted vluw er to moot on
November 111.
In the mutter of the A.J. Friday bridge,
continued.
In tho matter of the C. Mcl'herfon
roud, supervisor ordered to woik und
0mi the name.
In the matter of Iho M. D. Powell roud,
combined.
In the nutter of Iho J. W. Oiige road,
petition denied.
Iu the multerof Ihe M. B. Stone road,
re ort of viewer accepted and road or
dered oKricd.
Ordered that S 81), taxes wrongfully
collected from A. Mci'ull, be refunded.
Ordered that Ihe county clerk procure
from Wiikco county Ihe field note of The
I'.illcn und Ochoca wagon roud.
County judge authorized lo contract for
the building of (i7 wooden voting bixith,
to tie completed Apiil 1, IS!)?.
Ordered thut the nhcriff be inntructed
to immediately celled the delinquent
luxe for the years 1387, 188.8 and 1889
by levy and nulo of the projicrty of ull de
linquent taxpayer.
liill ullowed umounling to $."J30 43.
A Pure Uaklng I'owdcr.
A baking powder that can tie depend
ed iiKin to lie free from lime and ubira is
a desideratum in these days of adulter
ated food. So fur us can be judged from
the official report, the "Royal" seems lo
be the only one yet found by chemical
anulync to be entirely w Uhvut one or
the oilier of liiene substances, and abso
lutely puro. Thin, it i shown, results
from Ihe exclusive une by il manufac
turer of cram of Inrtar specially refined
and prepared by patent proces which
totally removes the tartrate of limo aud
oilier impurities. The cost of thin chem
ically pure cream of tartar i much great
er than any other, and it is unci in no
baking powder except the "Koyal," the
manufacturer id which control the pat
ent under w hich it i re.'Suad.
Ir. F.dwurd G. Love, forinerally anal-
j yticul hemUt for the V. 8. Govemraaht,
wlio uiaile die unuiyni tor me .now lora
State Hoard of Health iu their investiga
tion of baking powder, und whoso iuli
mate knowledge of tho ingrediuutn of ull
thonenold in thi market enable), him to
ieak authoritatively, nay of the purity,
wholenoincnenn, and superior quality of
!the"Rovul:"
"I find thu Koyal Raking Powder com
po.ed of pure and wholeome ingivdientn.
It i a cream of tartar powder, and does
not contain cither ulum or phoephulen,
or other iujuiiou nubtuiicen."
Prof l.ove'n teti, an I the rei-ent olli
cial test by both tho L'niled State and
Canadian Government, shows thu Roy
aMtkiug Powdar to be superior to ull
other in strength and loaveuing power,
ll i not only the moat economical in une,
but make the purest, fluent flavored und
most w holesome fod.
Thu Worlt Enriched.
The facilities of t'.ic presect day for tlu
proJuctioa of everything that will con
duce to the material welfare and comfort
of mankind are almost unlimited aud
when Syrup of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched with the only
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remjdy which is truly pleasing; and re
freshing to the taite and prompt aad
effectual to clcauie the system gently in
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it Is known the more pop
ulur it becomes.
Grand Ball!
THANKSGIVING .
EVENING,
NOVEMBER 26, 1391.
Benjamin Harrison, president
of tlio United Sluten, und
Sylvester Pennoyer, Governor
ol Oi-BK'nt, proclaim to the people ol
l'rinuviiltj anil vicinity us follows :
"In obudiunco to tho time hon
ored custom of your forefathers,
your nro commanded to assemble at
Gluxe's Hall, in the Town of Prine
ville, Statn of Oregon, County of
Crook, on Thursday Evening, Nov.
20, 1891, then mid there to give
thanks for bountiful harvests, fat
horses, cattlo and sheep, by indulg
ing to your hearts content in song
and datiee, principally the latter."
A committee has been appointed
to carry this proclamation into ef
fect, who will furnish musio and
other conveniences for participants,
and will chargo each dancer only
n .w.
All disciples of Terpsichore are
invited to report at the hall at
8 itfO p. m.
COMMITTEE Of ARHANlHtMENTS.
KI.UEHT MXKN.U", JIM) PALMER,
OUA POINDEXTUR,
GARDNER l'KRRV, ED URAILVM.
Suptier ut tlie now restaurant,- tl 00
u couple.
A Men Irrlgiition Cmnpnny. '
j On. Wednesday Tim Tumiilow trilga-:
r lion ('ompany liled urlicl.- of incnrjKiia !
li in witli the county cl.'rk ; capital Kiovk,
4 )(Kl in share of f.jO r:ich ; Inrorpora-1
torn, A. It. I.yle, It. F, Nichol und M. C. '
Aubri-y; place of burines, l'riuevillc. j
The ohj -cl r.f the cc iriput.y nre lo con-j
struct irrigation ditches In I lit, vicinity of,
Tumiilow uud Item hulcs livers, ui-quiiej
ntie to luinin nun nun wuler lor Irnall n
und domenlic purpose. Tho company
hit u line field in w hich to otmrute, theie
leing largn tracts of land in that ti. inity
nuncepuble ol cultiviitioii if water for ir
rigation rurpoiie can Ik hud.
Arrested for Attempt lu Commit Rape.
On Thursday Frank Vuniiia entered
complain! uguint Vho. Purtili f r ut
templing lo commit u rae on hi (Vu
niiia1) wife uud iluiigliter. 'Ihe com
pliiiutit ullec that on ihurwlay of lat
week, when Mr. Vunlna wu away from
homo, 1'orlili cutiio to Vurdna's liouno
und uttempteil to rape Mrs. Vuidua, uud
failing iu llii he unuullcd the daughter,
a girl some Ihirteeu years of age. l,e.rT
llixilh uriemed Porllll on 'Ihurnday and
brought ti 1 11 to town, lie 1 u lru.li.ni,
and speaks veiy poor l'.nyli h, but in
utile to stoutly deny the charge u0'.ii:int
hhn.
siiiatiFF's au:.
By virtue if n execution ltie.l out of Ihe
ftonorsblti Circuit Court ol Hie H a'e i,f orc7'.n 1
inr trie co'inty ur '.m.ik, 011 1 iinuiii; ti
rolli-il siul d K-k-t4 on t!ip 1 tti (hiv oiociuler.
lb I, In fsvor 11I H. V Allen, lluiiir, n.1
atsilikt C. M. Siiilth and Fraud riiiiitii,iIW.i.4
ant. Inr tin. lenii ol vn t ti i.a:i I ei it
liiiiidril and fllty d llsr.i k-'M coiu, and
fnrty-ix ijoilara aoj torty cnU eou,
l.ipethcr Willi ten per ct-nt .r Annum
Interna :i 1 st-r-iliir c i.ti, I haa 1
up .11 ar:d will ell at pal, lie miction, on i'iii
dny, ihe lt lay of lit eeiiilii-r, I -1. at 1 o'nlnck
p. 111. at Ilia ci.iirt hna d.ior In (.'runic CoJnty
aud the dia a ol urea; 111. ad the rl.'ht. tlile anil
lutcrot w.lch li e isiil I,'. M. Smith and Iran
ri Smith, dttlendants, had 01 or after tlie 1'tn
day of July, 1M1, ia or lo Hie .illo'.iif de-crit-d
preinle. t- wit:
Hoaihwi'.t nut fourta .W: M Seetlon Sev
en 7 and the Wet e.tirj hall W? of N'irth
wet one f'.'irlh N A'i a-iit We.l one half
V I., of Souiliwe.t one f.urth il See
linn KlR''leen IS luwn.hlp Twelve ti
Koiithof Karnra Tweutv twj -i Eea.t of Wit
lamelte Meridian, and North ouc haif r.'iij -of
Northea-t one-fourth XK', ai.d Nurtuea-4:
one-fourth NK 4 of N irlmre.t one fo'irt 1
NVV'4 of Section Kishteen 1- lowuhip
I Helve I'i Honth of Itaaice iwcnty-lwo J2
Ka-t r.f Willamclf Meridian, and Ka.t oii
lialf Kl of i.cithea.t one fourth -l'.4 and
8onlhea-t one hurth .-Hi'.; -ol Njrthea.t one
fourth SK'4 of Keetluu ihirteeu i:t Town
alilp fwelvel'i South of Kaiure t wenty one
n Kt-t ol Wlllaiiiette Mcnd au, iu vrook
County, Oregon.
'Ii-riitftof Mle, ra-.h.
Haled at friueville, thij .10th day of October,
18 1. W. A.llOJlH,
Sheriff of Crook County, Oregon.
1
First Door North of Postoflice,
PRISMEVILLE, ORECON.
PALMER & BLACK, Props.
KEEPS A CHOICE LIXE OF
Beaf, Mutton and Pork,
Spring Chickens,
Fruit and all kinds of Produce.
Cash prices paid for all
kinds of
FARM PRODUCE,
BUTTER 3 EGGS.
A Free Railroad Ticket
TO AM) FRO.M THE
WOOD'S fclr.
Commencing May lt, 1833. Ending
Oclo'ier IK, JM.1.
Out jmDoltlon l to clve, absolutely trca, a
Sr.t cla- railwar ticket to anit (mm CMca;n,
lo Int-luile all meaU en n-lt b tli ay, fr?
h.i.. and hap.atf In an,l from ilppot til hotel in
rhi,..n .iv Uav. flrt rla. li'iaril anil loitffiiiK I
1 while i here, .ix an mission, lui'i r air i.rui.uu.
anil twn tirkot.-. to any nr.-t-ciass tneaire. hb
want reliable apeuta to revrf 't11 11 Tfinirtioiit
tha rat-lite Colli. Plea.a'i! anJ profltable fm
plovinantwlll b alven, II delrd. until tlie
iipenina ol Hie World a Kalr, Mav lit, IS. An
agenrv will tiav an avera3 ol Irom
THREE 10 1 EN DOIXAUS A DAY,
liculdf. eaob ant will bi-ir'ven a free rallroaj
tirkcttnant from the World i Ka.r.
AGENTS WANTED! IZ.
hriclit voitr.s man nil women, parties who
have had unerlenre a. canva er-, for hooka
or other artli-le a in tait, our proposition la
open Ui everybody who U In a position lo de
vote all or a pinion of his or her lime toour bns
Ine.i.. Parlies who are not in a po .lton tn de
vole lull lime lo onr bii.lne-.il. can, by devoid'
a few hour., cadi day and evenini; to the work,
secure one of the Iree tickets only. Each llcket
will be nr.l-cla. and auaranteed by the
World s Kalr Co., Incorporated, cap tal stock
llotMioo.uo. We rc-i'ilre no capital to be invest
ed by on r aeent. Experience not necessary:
we teach ymi free. Write for terms and ,enl
two cent stamp lor reply and p i. tase for print
ed pamphlet a-i vicar lull particulars. AJdrcsa
FAt'IEK 1'fliLl-ilHNii CO.,
Ainswoilii 1'liM-k. Tliinl unti Oak Streets,
I'or-Ti-Axn. Oiieoos.
(Copyrishted ISjI.)
0. I, SALOMON,
HEALER, IN
STOVES,
TINWARE,
HARDWARE,
PUMPS,
PIPE AND
FIXTURES.
ALSO
Does all kinds of
BLACKSMITHING
AND
WAGON WORK.
GENERAL REPAIRING WORK
Done on Short Notice.
Full StocK of IRON and
WACON MATERIAL Con
stantly on Hand.
TTa ronil th niamlnna Frrortl
loBiil cuariintua that OatTllot Willi
K 1 Of Utekarfrl UKimloaa,
CrKE KperraaUirrhfO, Vartwcck-I
1 Vst it and fi.Y if sistisfici.
. .. .ml, U.-.U1 t
M. awvrkta AuiW, Claslaaal Oklo.
rumv 11 inirnm
ui 1 1
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
&m
ABSOLifTEiy PURE
NOTICE FOB Pl'RI.H'ATION.
LaSU Ur-FICK T II. IIAL1.SS, OB.
.Soie.i.ii, r 4, 11.
Notlee 'a ur.-l.y itl en tl.au He loi.owli.g
ua.ne.l .ci.tii- ,m. d.va u.iL.ce uf her iiiivi.t.t .
u iium linai pr no, 111 u.p.rt ui hercimui. ai d
.hat .aid pr.,,1 Kill i.e made hioie 1 1.1111 y
t'icrk in Ciooi c-iiuly, or., av Frn.v.ili, Or.,
uu l.nfh.i,r .1. m 1, r
A.v.SA ci.O It i, f) So 710",
.'ort:ie HK al 4 a. .J .V -i Ave j i wp 12 8
K10 K W ..I,
:id iia.oc. the following wttneeito voe
hnr coiiiliiuoiia re.ide..iu op. 111 a. .it cu tivation
ol, aiU laod.vii. Jo n An I1.I10..I, I. . Wrd,
I'erry head. C. iloo to i.-r, n. Urlx'ey, or.
Jvl.N V..LKV.1 .1.1 gi.ur,
NOTICE YOU I'l'UUCATlON,
L.u orricE at 1 1.1 1. i.i.k . n.
Vortoti. r S. 1m; 1
Kntlco la hereby given that ti. lellowiiig-uauii-d
.ettlei ..a ft.ad .-.'il-tf ol i.U i..ii,ii.it,
10 ants final prnoi iu a'jl.pou 01 1 i.sclaii, at,(l
tl.at ui prool will be it.ue uetoir tl e
,oulv
ciera ol oi-o.ia c 'low, ui.
: i:iniivli;e. Or.,
011 N j. etnUer xt, li.t, v
tAiiL.i.li o. r'uikv'E, Hd Ki-1-"1.
foi the art 01 .jK-4, tV, o: ,4 eul 4.'
H '. oee i v p i.-'l! '
lie uamea tti ioiiowit-ir wliiibi.e to prove
hi. eonliuuoua resilience upon, aud i-uit. 1 aticu
ol, .aid land, vir J'Oi ewn. Iieury ei
art, .aunuii jiurgaii. l.aJore lit-,er, n Aiowry,
Oreguu.
JOHN vV . LK Iieglter.
NOTICE Fon FLIlLK'ATIO.V.
I.A1II OFFICS AT I ll iAI.LE. C.
Hi pteuLcr r.u. lsf-1.
Notice la hereby elven tlai ihe follow. r;g
uamed .ettler Iij Hied not Ire of hit intention to
make final proof 111 aii on ot hi. c.aira, ar.d
thai .aid prinn w ill be u.ade before 4. A. lou
tiiit. C. H Coiiiiiilioiier, at friueville. Oregon,
ou Soveu. tier H, lil, vi.
liF.MtY Y. tVA.NS. lid NoTSlf.,
for the K., .! "d t'a tec '" P 14 8
It 17 K W M .
lie name, the following wltneni-et to prove
hU rontiniioiit retlderiee upon, aud cultlt alien
of aaid land, vil: tVilitaiu Kniiih, Jauie l iw
Min, e. r. i;aU, tV. V. Mar.; al, all 01 friuc
ville. Oregon.
JOIIS W. LKWii. Itcst.ter.
NOTICE FOK PtBLICATION.
La.xd Orruc at The D.ii.i.r.K,OB.
September 30. 11.
Notice t. hereby given thai tb following
named eiller!.a3 riled notiee of hit inlcntii-n
to wake final proof in tupport of hi. claim, and
tliat .aid prool w ill lie li.a.le licfi ;re J. A. I'oil
tblt. I. S. Coniini-nlruer. at Priueville.Orvgou,
on November II. l.'l, vt:
IDA M VILUN. nee Ida M. Huniaker.
lid No IjM. fur ll,e NW;4 sec i2 lap la S R 17
K W M.
Bhe namen the following wltne!e to prove
hercoiitiuuou. re.ideni-e upon. arnK--.iltitatton
of, aid land, via: tieorge ( line. Jacob ll.K-n.
Oenrge C. Adauia, Wui. Adama, allot I'rilievllie,
Ore duo.
JOHN W. LEWIS, ItegMer.
NOTICE FOR PtnLICATION.
Land Orricg at i'hk I)i.lk.0.
Septemtier 1st. 1-j1.
Notice la hereby given tl.at ti e foili.wn g
naiued aeltler ha-, filed notice of UU inlenlir,n
to make final proof in tuppr.rt of hit claim, and
that -aid proof will lie made before t o. Clerk
Crook Co , Or , at Prineville, Oncon, ou
November C. 141. vl-
C HAULER L. KOHF.UTS. O No. 72.
for the K'i ntV!4 aud Wl, SW;., Hec 18 Ta p 17
It in K M
He name-the following wltner-e lo prove
hLconliuuou. re.ldence u on, and -ullivailou
of. taid land, vll: I'.oberl K. I ari-ey, of l'ot,
Oreeon, Samuel J. New'tn. Edward (i. t.'onant.
ot I'rineville or., and I.ac L. Mvcrriiiger, of
Io.l, Oregon.
JOHN W. LEVVI, Ki gltter.
Stock Inspector's Notice.
The following named pemon.i are appointed
Peputy ritoek Inspector" for Crook County, for
theprecint-l5 iu which they re.Ide. and are au
thlrlied to liipe-t ttocii, hign t-aveling per
mit., and dWelinrge mc1! other dutloan are by
law required ot the Stock In.-pet!or.
JOE IH1L8ON,
flock Im-pector for Crook County. Oregon
Name
Prpcfurt
P.) Address.
Price.
PritievUle.
Mitchell.
I'av Creek.
PritiHville.
Croi Kev.
Hay Crvck.
VH'illra.
Prinevi.Ie.
Burnt Uaucb
gt-ijra.
, fcend.
Mowry.
Bend.
, PobI.
O. T. inyntoo.
Vnnx Hu tan,
Jamc il!er,
C. A. VanHouten
A. Al.lri-1.-e.
C. MrKhs-Ttson.
Jr. VfMi.
Love Bsaiiev,
A.Lvtle.
II . Lour ro jr.
John steveim,
h. It'llon.
Priiieville,
Mitchell,
, Hay Creek,
lu-ar Creek,
Hay Creek.
I'pper rour,
T-eaver.
Willow Creek,
S&llxmati,
Flack Unite.
Va-ruei! ltend
Jolin Stewart,
Mnwry.
V Van. server;. Ire'aml.
O. V. Gibon. tnrked Hlver,
SHEl'.IIT'S SALE.
Bv virtue nf an cxec-itlon t:.iic4 out nf the
Honorable Circuit t.'oiirt of the stale ot Oregon
lor the County of Crook, on a J'liienifnt en
riilleil a'i4 .locltete.l on tlie "in day of May.
I'M. 1. In favor "f ihe Fir.t Kat'nnal Hank of
I'rinoville, p'ai.itin and asraiit Juie. II. Mil
leranj Kale V. Miller, rteiendaiit!.. for the amn
of five hundre.l and thirty t.,r,ar and fi.rty
blx cent.-aold coin. ai:d Bity dollar, attorney
fees, ana thirty-one ,loiar ana Mxiy nve cenw
co-.t.. together wlt.'i Intere t since tlie itli day ,
ot May. is. I. at leu per ceot per annum a d ae
craian eoit.. 1 have levied upon and wilt elt .
at p.ibllc a icllou on aiuruuy, me uy i.i
Soi enibor, IS 1. a: 1 o clock p. ni.. at the court
hou.-e d.wir In Crook County a-id Sia'e of ore
iron, all the riRiit. title and interest wlilch the
.aid lames H Milleraud Kate V. Miller, de
lenilaiiu. had on or alter the 4th day of Niv
emir, isn-.-, In or to tlie tollowiug do.-cribed
prrolie. to wit.
Northeast one fourth "i of Section Twenty
n lie lill iowu.-hip Fourteen (Hi South of
Kanv'e I'weniv one i'JI) Eait, and North
one half 'V l .itliwe-t one fourth l'4 aud
rt. ull.we l one louitii i'4 of Soutliwc.-t one
fourth t'i ni -10011011 eveuteen 117, and
Northca-t one fonrili i4i of 8outliea.t one
fourth il)of recllnn Kiit iiecn US) inwiiahip
Fourteen I4J South of Kange twenty-one l I
F.a-l ot Willamette Merlu.aivin crouk Couuty.
orecoii.
ier:n of sale. cah.
I'aitd at friuev iile. tUi. SHh diiy of Oclnher,
IS I. v. A. iiuo.il.
Slicrtil of Crook county, orcison.
SIlF.nU-l-'S SALE.
Bv vlrtne of an execution li.i,iied out of the
iiAnnr.M. t'lroolt Court of tlie Slate of Orevoo
for Hie County if Crook, oil Jinlamcnt 1 11
rolled anil docketed on the asd day ol Oi-wbur,
lint lu favor of Minnr Lewis, plaintiff, iiu
airalnt Le.-lle Vowell, deieniinnt. for the unl
oltwo hundred and twenty flve dollar ana
fifty tx cents itold coin, and thirty even dol
lar, and thirty i-lx cents oo.-ts, toiielher with
ten per cent per annum Intere.-t and accruing
co-ts, 1 have levied upon and will tell nt public
auction, on Saiurdav. the Oth day of Uecemlier,
isn atl o'clock p. m ..at the court hoiixedoor In
l'rlnevlll. Crook Count", and Stale of Oregon,
al the right, tille and Interest which tl.a .'d
l e.-lle Powell. dfeiidant. ha.I on or after the
Mil d.iv of January, t, In or to tho followtnj
dc-crllied preml-e. to wit:
NArlliwtit one fourth !NV'.,1 of (Section
Twenty two rJll lotvinliip Fourteen 1141 South
ol Kan'ueTweii'v-one (Jl Ka-t ot Willamette
Meridian. In Crook County, Oregon.
'I't-ruiH of i-nle, c.-h.
Paled at l'riuevillc, thli !d day nf Novem
ber imi. W. A. BOOTH,
Sheriff of Crook County. Oreson.
COOK STOVES!
itovesi-
fAR.lOR STOVESI BOX STOVESI
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
C.M. BLKINS
Princville, :::::: Oregon.
U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889,
Powder
Farley I Frank,
The Cellos, Oregon,
HARNESS anil
SADDLERY,
Cull org.. ,1 for 'PRICES
fore purchasing clscw here. t
N'o. I lani'ia ivitli Jft P-oston" J-
Team Collar 14 in. J'oint, witli'.'U; .
r . . . mii -
2j in. Inn--. . v. '-'
?ailif VI fill Crecc ue iron in the bouI of
All Other Go in 1
JSfiT'Muil rilfm piompily ntteiileul to. .... ,,
Tlie i)iilTes: & I'rihevilie ,
STAGE LINE,
A. W. EnSNKEft, P.-oprietor.
Leaves Tlie Dulles ant! Trine
viiie every day, and arrives in
The Dalits ni.d 1'rincvilln in
30 hours ; ulfo firiivts at Antelope
daily, connecting with the main lins
ut JJakc-oven.
Cnnie-n ll o U. S. MAIL, PAS
SENGERS and EXPRESS.
CONNECTS AT l t'.INEVIM.E WITH
Stages from Eastern and
Southern Oregon, North
ern Calitorma ana an
tnterior Points.
Gco'l areoTnnicdalUn along the
road. Fint-clat Cache nW Harm
ved, Courteous Driver, lljym
Matter handled uith Care.
All persons vdliing paffnge must
way-bill at cHins Lefor taking
pacsage ; otheis will not l.e received.
Express mwl Le way-Lilltd at if
fices, or tlie fc'tag; Co. will not is
retponf ible.
For further in forwofi'on afpty to
agents in The Dnlh or I'riverillt, or
to.l. W. BREXSEIi, Xnvttne.
M. SICHEL& Co.,
Apt", nt rrineville.
STOCK BRANDS.
dPPerson finding any eloek cd
vertised in tliift poperoffof its range
will please inform the owner. .
CEORCE MILLICAN.
. Cattle hmndett with
V s brart on tnt!i hiim mi
rftjow fork in ie:i
er a shown In col.
lltirre branded with
heart nn left tlrte.
V. O- address, frli
Tille,- Oregon.
CEO. A. CIRCLE.
Horaes branded 75
left bhotiidcr. Karfe,
V ."T ivti - ii-cn. w uri-
y .- fli'e atlflroh. PrlneTilJe
or rauuuav, vieon.
E. C. CONANT.
Horsea branded a a re'
re.-etited in cut. Cattl,
Rnie brand on left
hip.
Range, I'pper Crook!
river.
1'. o. adUren, Frlta-
ville, Or.
SADDLUE SHOP.
Wm-1. SJHEbbtE3)ttSE for.
.aW
JW
TO
r'ihwiWh 1
flSrfW
- ".. . re
til lietnl.
r-; . loi I
ago that "plot"
MATFACTl'I.ER OF
First-oln STOCK SADDLES'and
HARN ESS of evni-y deKciiption. ;,
DEAl.KU IN
Everything pertaining to
tho trade of this country.
8F.1M ti-orit irai-rantfd.
KEATING STOVES!
i
s
the Eat, -