Prineville review., April 13, 1901, Image 1

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.Sec of Tn ii-ury , . . Lvman.I Uahh
o of Init.'ritr . . 10 A Hitchcock
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roHtmiiHler Ucncrul ( II A H 1'. NMfTH
Atlornev (liiier.il John W Jhk,(ih
hvu of Agriculture Jamkh Wii.hon
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Meets Siniml iiml rnintli I 1 lin.
tliiv of cm h in ...ill. in Ibe MiiM.nici
Temple. Ml UhacH III ! KNAI'
D I' AliAMwiV. Sell W Xi
Ocilnco I.OIH1K No Hi, I O O V
Meets in O Id K. llmvs' hull every
SiitnrdiiV evening. M R liinos,
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Li NA Lmiiii-; Nn Id, K or I'
Meets in Odd F, Hows' It.iSI . verv
ediitrsitiiv t veiling. All Inntlieis
ill ntHid stmnlintt lire invited In
attend. W A ItnoTil, C C
K A Hki.knai', K 1! s
Odium Loon X" lot. A o c w
Meets ill Odd l''elin' bull every
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cat li mtinih. K O IIyhk, M W
K !' LiniiKTT, Reennlcr
Sl'NIII'AM Lnlitlk' No oil. D nK II
Melds ill Odd 1'Yllortt.' hall every
Tuesday ( Veiling.
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Rei'i.rder
Fuiskvii.i.k ('AMI' No 210, W O W
Meets iii Odd Fellows' h ill every
First and Thiol riitiisduys of each
month. K A Hki.knai', Consul
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Meets iii Odd I'YIIdwh' hull every
Fritlay t veiling.
Miss lOl'I'A CltooKS,
MlSS IlA O.MKtl, U N
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Meets in Odd Kt-linws' hull every
Second and Fourth Thursday tntin
inga in each month.
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First and Third Monday evenii(.'S
in moli intuit Ii. 10 O IIydk, M A
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I.oiiii't Rkiiekaii No 1011 I O O F
Moels in Odd Fellows.' hull every
First and Third Saturday evenings
in each mouth.
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"USSY, HIS IIO:Mv, by ADAH I,. SIT JTOX, illustrated by W.
II. FRY.
A indict fascinating array of l
ami sliiingo devi"iH it iH possible
cuv. rM of "Mil. RUNNY, IMS BOOK."
KVF.KY I' AUKS AND FRONT AND I! AC 1C COVKRK PRINTED
IN TIIHI',10 Hi! I I.I J A NT COLORS UxllJ inches. TDK FAVORITE
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liaudr oun' pu-tor nil cnnlmiilug i'jiikJ uclioiis ol the world-famous
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I UK STOIIY OF .IIOSUS, Cbililren's Dibit' MoriiH by Hie ;ifn i
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M A Mim.I.V . 'Ml 10 (it It l ) A M A II IT A N. I linn.-, t"lnrei front idi.iet . ininied on
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THIO FIRST OAI' ITI;!;, ..r IL.tilit.g Down the Plug of KuKlami bv
HAiUlY CASTLKMON.
A lliiiiii.ii niniy nl' tin' Itivohiiinniiry Wur, of tilil Colony DuyH
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'TDK litiMANCK OF A SCHOOL BOY, by MAKY A. DION I SON.
I lull of ii.ti-H-Miiii udv'eiiturt'H, tlirilliiK fittiittioiiH util tirettv ro-
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theUif.u.ni l.y HJOTrilO K. MII.I.IOU.
, rii.i . mi lnv'ti unry in whit It lli artist, Hei nritdi 1 Ioll'uian, is
priiiiiini nt t hi; 1 .icier. Lmli. ;i(Jy,
TKSS. A KDCl'ATKD CIl I Mi'AXHIO, l.y MARTHA K. IIUHRK.
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Old HermilHK Bourbon. Marlell Cognac.
rclIvr Stone find Old Hiclcory
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1901 HAYSTACK
CARDINAL. HICHLIEU
Tin- lir.-.i! Slli-h 111 irk,
tMiinnU. Am liilie iiiiiiu
lare eii"ii. fj. ..i'Iiii.im
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f'Jul, il':'jh,'H' I nl", ol ill i.vt! I lo ..eajie ...il
Mare. will In k
in. . ved Hum lu-liire.
Young Teams, Stallions and Mares for Sale
O. SPRINGER,
TheLi4ht of the Wot Id
or
Our Savior in Art.
Cost neurit- -i' llHIiKMin iircduee.
C.litiiiiiS lie;
i;r.xini;s of
rly 1UU lull piige en
our Sminr and Ills
Mctlitr iv the uiniil's (.ri-at.-si
p-ilnti is. Ti tle t opi, s of the Matter-p'.it-siii
the urt jii.lleii-s if 10 u
rope. 10 very pliline is us l.-.-tinii-fill
ns a eunrise to.-r the l.illt, -ps.
Coiitnins il. st ripticn id' the paint
nips, biography t f the paint, rs,
the nanu s and the locations of tiie
(iallerii-8 in Kuropr la-re lhpoii,;i
nal may be set n. A !.-o c. ntains u
Child's Depart nn lit, inchnlici: a
child's story of ho ci.rist ami His
Mother ; beautifully written, to lit
each picture. This oini rf:il hook
matelilc-s ill its purity and beauty,
appeals to every tnotlieis hcait, and
in every Chtistian limc.e where
thert' are oliiltl ren the bonk st lis it
self, ciirisiain nun ami women ;
are tintKinn money I'.- pnny taKing
orders. A Cbriflain ii'itn or
woman can in this coiiniiiiiiity coon, i
make if 1,000 taking on his for,
Christmas presents. Mrs. Watte i
our agent in Massachusetts, has :
mill over if 3,01 X) worili of the books !
in a very short time. Mrs. Sacked
our agent in New Yoik, hits sold j
over sf I 500 worth of the books iu I
a very short time. The book is :
printed on a velvet finished paper,!
beautifully bound in Cardinal Red
and gold, and adorned with Oohlen i
Roses and Lilies. It is without
doubt, the most beautiful book of
Ibis century. Writo for terms
quickly i ii i i gel the management
of that territory. You can work
on salary or commission, and when
you piove your sue 'ess we will pro
mote you to the position of Maling
er and Correspondent, at a perman
ent, salary, to devotti vour time to1
titteiiding lo agents and the cor
respondence. W tinted also il State
Manager to have charge of oHiee -n
Leading City of the State ami main
nge all the business of the Stale.
Send for terms. Address
TI1K HRiTlSll AM URIC AX CO.
Corcoran l'uilding, Opposite
U. S.Titnisuiy, Washington, D.C
"TIIK Il.tM IKST l.in i.K H II El' I.
that ever was."
BieYeiaE.
l'ori'LAU list riucK
$40
$40
IDEALS,
$20 to $30
All litted with tho-'G J'"tire.
Livery nnd Sundries.
JOHN B. SIIIPP.
I Head Main street.
HMITII A CI.I'.KK, . .
I'ROPRIKTOBS.
Wines.
STAliLIOfJS 1901
m;ven rlglitlig Firticli Coach, weiglil 17ii
I. red ta Uiclilieti uill r.luve h.i ttitinml
ih. Tiii H tliu ln.rrte Uir wi.iiaII, Hiund.tid.
We limit colut liom rtieli mair Hint will
and um just a Hltlirli and liaudeotuer tliun
uh Ci.Iesilaltf. I PoriillIvi..!aptp.HorroHs,lt;
mares. II.iv
from thiit lurne
k' mr i--njm.v.
Sire. Has some fine ones to liis credit, all
l'l 00, due when mare U ku jun to be illi
ratio.
.t during Hrn hi I r 51 rent w. ek , due when mare is ru
Wni ni,t be re-iijnible for accident.
I In vstftok . Oretrnn.
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rUDl-KS.-IUNAI. CARDS
M. R. BICCS,
AUorrey at Law and Notary.
Main Street, PrtnevlUe, Oregon.
Oftlrvot. ttreet liilius to Court Houve.
W. A. BELL,
Attorney and Counselor atLaw.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
, t.fticu oil street It-Kdlug to Court 1Imu.
PR1NEVILLE OREGON.
C. W. BARNES,
Attorney at Law and Notary.
rRIKSFILLE. OREGON.
ortlpe ou Weot Third street.
B- F. NICHCLS.
Atorney at Law and Notary
PRINEVILLE, OKEGON.
Office tai K..-t l'l.lrt Street.
M. R. ELLIOTT,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
PRINEVILLE OiSOOM
Oflli'ntm Kt Third strut.
M. E. BFHNi,
Attorney and Counselor at law.
A Street, Between First and Second
PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
J. W. HOPKINS,
Attornoy-at-law,
PHINEVILLE, OREGON.
Kel'eree in Haukrii,tey.
V
i Culls promptly attended, day and nighl
E. O. HYDE, M. D.,
PhysalcianndSu tseon,
PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
J. H. ROSENBERG, M, D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
PRINEVILLE. OREGON,
onir. with Pr. Utwncr; liesldenee, tlotel Itedliy
OKKU K 1101'ltS: 10 to 12 A M.2 t t ml 7 to 8rM
H. P. BELKNAP, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
PRINEVILLE. OREGON.
OAlue Ii Ailumson, Wliinek it Co.a.l'ru Stori
Even l.oty Say. So.
CiiHt'iirets t'andv ralliHi-lif, the most won
derful iiii-dienl ilist'HM'i'v of tho Hire, .li'ii
unt niitl i-olivshiiii; to the tnsic, net neatly
unil piwillvely on kidneys, liver nnd bowels,
I'leaiinliiir the entire. b. stein. iiivt.et eoltl,
cuii. Iieiiiliiulie, ft" vhp, habitual eonsttii'iition
and bilioiisnmn. Pienmi buy and try a tinK
of II. O V. to-dnv ; III, l etit. Mold and
fuiunutceil to ciro by all dninrists.
PERMANENT
TERMINUS!
or
tlie Columbia Soath
ren Is Shaniko.
LITIGATION IS SETTLED
E. E. Lytle and V. H. Moore
hv Now Sobj Owners.
Mlnnlka i.
A Lfiiiler reporter interviewed
Hon. W . II. Monre, whom
motion with K 10. Lytic now own
the Columbia Southern Railway,
in regard to cxtention. .Mr. Moore;
ays he wants it distinctly under -
.... .1
! stood that the coinpanv have no
j thought of extending 'the road,
na t ie country boiiL 1 troin Mian
ikoia as vet onlv fnarselv set
.v,i ,nA if ,.,..- ..,.'
i;iu, iiiiu it iiiocv jLicutin nuu nai i
been so nersislenll v tilkins ex-
tention would for hut a moment
take into consideration the cost of
building a railroad, and after it
built the operating eipenses
conducting the fame, then
estimate the
amount
which would UHH8 over the iro-
lxHe(j extention in adition to'aniJ KeneraI manager ot this line
... . . ., ...
road as it is now built, thev would
J J
nuit their visionarv talk.
Mr. Moore says that they will
make extensive improvements
to the roadbed, so that operating
expenees
could be cut down to
the lowest possible limit, and
when tbut is done, freight rates
will be readjusted and the patrons
of the road will rettD material
,.j.nu,.0 si..,;i, , ,ii.,,..
iK M,m.n.ni iu.iiii.,iia nf iKu
road, and that to even think of ex-! 1 lie C0"'Pay' P point in
tension is the nhcerest nonsense I thla dti"', ""J ere is littlo
andorly rests in the minds 0f'doubt lhat when the rtUnd
chimericHl, visionary persons. I ,eaves Lkeietr the rails will be
The following letter from Tresi-i la,d ihro Crooked Creek
Lytle is self-explanatory. to Pait,' "d " through
Editor Leadeh : I beg to ,l.:8umnler Lake and Silver Lake
vise you lhat the litigation he-i vnlW8' A great many people are
tween Drake C. O'Reillv and the:of lhe Plnio" thttt the X'C'0'
Columbia Southern Railway, my
self and others has been cancell
ed by a settlement made and clos
ed on this date (April 1). All
the slock of tho Columbia South-
ern Railway Company is now
I bv E. E. Lvtle and W. II.
'Moore.
j
Tl.o article in the Oregonian
lof the 31st ult. in regard to the
extension of the Columbia South-1
;eru Railway was unauthorized,
land I have rtquested that paper
to announce this fact, but wheth-; ton to British Columbia. Mr.
er they w ill do so or not I am : Kretzer and those associated with
unable to say. You may add, if him decline to divulge the names
you wish, that the greatest desire or the plans of the experts to
of the management of the com- whom the land has beon bonded,
pany is to build up the country ' It is said that preparations are
tributary to their line. A great i being made for boring,
deal of ir.y time and attention j The Dalles, Portland k Astoria
has been taken up by the nuuier- j Navigation Company has elected
oils' lawsuits which I was plung j tlt! following board: Presideut,
ed into through no fault of myjij. (jelin . vice-president, M. T.
own or the company, and this j Nolan; secretary, L. E. Crowe;
harassing state of affairs having : treasurer, J. S. Schenck. The
been adjusted, I intend to give;n0ttrc ()f Directors are as follows :
my entire attention to the active 1 h. Qielmj r,, k. Crowe, J. T.
management of the road. ! Peters, J. P. Mclnerny, E. M.
The above are the ftets, and
that you may not be misled by
any falso reports, I desire to give
theiu to you personally.
E. E. Lyti.e,
President.
IMPORTANT ItAII.liOAD Mi ITS.
McKinsey superintendent of the
Nevada, California & Oregon Tele
graph Company, arrived here from
Susanville last Sunday to be pra
sent at the meeting of the stock
holders of tho Lake County Tele
graph Telephone Company, held
last Monday. Mr. McKinsey is
an expert in his line und has
v ABSOumtn Pure
L
ftfokos the food more delicious and wholesome
PvH BAKING POwnPH
inmlc a Biicncsn of the busineM
fi r liia company in their pyetemi
from Iteno, Nevida, through
LaHPcn and Moiloc counties to
Ltikeview, Oregon. He wag her
to itiake a bid on the construc
tion of the Luke. County gyfitem.
Mr. McICimey left the inference
that it waft his opinion that tho
Ncyntln, California & Oregon rail
way will mak I,!ikeview its ter
minus, temporarily ot Iflast, and
that the work of roiifctrncliiig th
ine, he believen, will b pnahfd
vigorously thiggummer. The cotn-
I puny believeg ttiat the road can
,,e mp'te.l rapidly, once th
1 wok is Leun'
as the country
to be traversed
is easily accetai-
l,le. The N. C.
1 .
: i .. . . .. x . . . .. . . . . ! . i ri ib
' y anunaance ox
j caPital- and un!,ke most other
f ...... ...B -
, ter ri tory ,
dollar
bonus f-'om the people. All
tb
C0'"Pari"
know is tbat
! the building the line will U
'joined by the patronage to b.
I bad therefrom-and the patronag.
is all the company expects as
rewarJ- The pwmo"
not
Mr.
of trallici'iee''er8 ,or Puollc nruy.
jCunaway, the new vice president
win v mil i - s ic a v i w a n n i np rniinTrv
l a . l . a .1 t .i ;
. Froea lQ .e iraverseu
by this
i 1,,,e early
month to look
over the 8round a,,d
talk with
i VV"- vice prei-iueni
j 18 a hvo ral,road 'an, and easily
! the
opnues a gooa ining wnen oa
sees it.
There is no doubt of this com
pany's ultimate intention, and that
is to reach a northern conneo-
I Hon with
the Columbia Southern
railway iroin i MS uuiies.
. : . . . t . r . t-. , ,
railroad will never reach Lake
view, but The Post would like to
be as sure of ten thousand sub
scribers as it is that the road
will reach Lakeview before two
own-iear8 rol8 'Ound.-The Chewau
can Post.
i California oil exuerts have bond-
ed 4000 acres near The Dalles
from P. L. Kretzer and others.
; They say an oil belt runs through
: California, Oregon and Washing-
Williams, M. T. Nolan, Max Yogt.
The first prosecution in Astoria
under the state law requiring
barbers to have certificates of regis
tration were commenced against
Harry T. Rogers and A. Peterson,
A moral wave has reached
Sumpter. At a meeting of the
City Council recently a numerous
ly signed petition was present
ed, asking the Council not to
grant licenses to daneehalls and
variety theaters, or liquor license!
to women, and to prohibit pros
titutes from living elsewhere
than in the Tenderloin dis
trict. CO., WfW VOW.
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