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Newspaper Page Text1901 1901 JapGReSG Bazaar OUR SHOES AMD OXFORDS SPECIAL. New thin- in Nuukwonr, (Inlf Shirts and Hutu ill be foil iid hurt) In largo Amort iiion t. Latent stylus In .SHOES. Will Ijb pleased to hIiow them to YOU. Come mid our Men's Work log. Gloves for 2 "hi per piiir. HpecWl Bules fur April for n line of small articli-R of mercliitri dine which will lm sold hi surrifice. Anow lino of Legirins, in buckle and spring sides, will be found lioro. Don't ont oldund hard Candy, ion onn buy good frcHh Cuddies from us and will give you the itiont for your money. Hi'iiiombei Wo always handle GOOD (.001)8 At mniill profit. N A TYE, Manner, A flno lino of Ladies' Oxfords for Hummer wear. (Jood riuulity, not odds Mid nds but the Intent stylos. $1.00 The Harbor In M "tore a Brick Would be glad to meet nil of bis old patron nnd I no new one to. FIRST CLASS WORK DONE 1'riiievillc Keview. "1 75 cent for Misses' Oxfords, in kid or venting tons, fiootl ntyle, u great bargain, liny while, tliey IhhI. 75c Prlnovllte and Shanlko Stage Company Special munition given to Paa- enirur and Frvttftit trwfno to wild noin The UiiIIm mid Hlmnlko. U,...,.l..l .........-,........ -...l.U f freight In bulk. J, ADAMHON tV W1NNEK CO , Agent. Men's und l!o s' Allocs, reliable and ut prices to suit .ill. SHOl SPRING AMD SUMMER s l K &0 50c rATtld'AY, MAY 18, 11X11. LOCAL 1MI V KM' It A I,. Additional fucefaon editorial page, I.iou I .in (I (or Mia. A. C. I'alinor. Head Sunpimn, Wilaon A Cu'i new Ad." Hoys' Clothing from t-' 35 per suit and tip. J. K Murria. tVaiihana'a (il) imriiio Tar Soap, two tmm (or H rents, at lliti Ilea 1 1 1 vat. I'erlect 11 1 1 i i y union au.il that unite value and pi ice ac the Itee Hit. A len-to olio shut Alt) thing oil Ibe uu.,,r. ..... ....... .-rt .in iHte line, i cifftiit - mvrk m Anybody wanting I" l"iy town properly i I tin lane i,( state against I) Work fa progressing Very (aat on !r. Belknap new hull. ling tippi-alie tho Miik. I'tnl and Mia F M Milrhull left laat , Ttirailuy mix ni n( liy piivatu conveyance (r I 'in 1 1 ,i it t Tom I'ain waa in the lily tills work and ma. In h-t regular conlillioliuii tu llit I t'lly'a I'X. licijiinr. i J. It. Hliiii l piillinK up a ind mill mid lank (or II . Tavior Hill on ilia pro Hrty on Hircond atrrat Tlie daiirv ivtn laat Mwk by Hit K-iUitiuiiA Hiniura a nut not larKwiy i altelnle.l, tin I a very good lime ftaa liad Krrlsrhl 2 (nl s pouud (rora Thf I Irslles to rrineflllr by the Harm , I Sii lnf htugf . ceiila for Men's mid I'.oyH1 Kuril ruc-r Hliirtn, liiuudored witli colbir Hiid ciiIIh. lUiiiilWui-I'.rowii Sbo Co. is a nieiiium priced ludit-s' sbo, in one of our iiioft populur sellers and is giuirantcd to give; sutikfitction. STOCK Is no w complete in all the various deparments and the way the Goods were bought MAKES WAR ON HIGH PRICES WE QUOTE A FEW PRICES ONLY PRINTS-Good ! 22 vards for . gradt-, fast colors $1 00 Tlio clothing muds ty Kuli j NatliHii and Kiscber Co. is noted for its style and jx rfect fit. HuitHi from .0tJ up. APRON GINGHAM Big Assort ! merit, 10 yards for $1 00 100 pieces IMPORTED FRENCH1 DRESS GINGHAMS 8 yards for $1 00! Reversible COVERT SUITING. 6 yards for $1 0 Simpson, Wilson & Go. MANILA CORDS Just the tbii.gGOOD BLACK SATEEN, for Hummer waists and dresses! 10 yard" for $1 00 12 yards for $1 00' lilt I). COW AN At the rvaidenee of liix .'uilnlit er, Mia. I.. N. i.Vk'ctt, in iliia ily, WcliKaduy, May l.ri, I'.Kil, a( II I') Andrew Cowan, aneil hti yeara, 7 nionlliM hiii H dars. Andrew C'cmuii aa tjorn in I'liUnki ciiilnlj , Ki'ndH kv , (hMutjur 1.1SU. ll itll inn pareiita iiioved to Hihiiih i-otiuty, Miaaouri and at the ka ol I'l , liia fattier gave liiiu a (arm uilj'jnriiioK Ins on Til k bul'm:u cask. D. V. Bruner on Trial (or the Murder ol Thomas Rf-iley-CJuiky of Murdsr in the 24 dtfgres. i no raw ol ins him if anaiiiHi ir. i. j limner indictod (or the imirdi'ro( Tliomns i Hciley on 11 lack Kot'k creek on liie ! 4 1 la of April laxt nan tailed in the i'ir j ouit com t laat Monday morion;. The ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETSj DIMITIES The latest. We carry a full line and sell a! good corset for 75c NO VARA I 10 ynrds for II 00 Our line of White Goods and Shirt Waists are too numerous to mention WURZOjEIIiEH & THOIYISOIl, LEADERS OF LOW PRICES. I'liia plavo lie Mold tn a lew yea-s and att aa repreiwiited by Frank Menefw, lion. A. aant aever.il will rjvo inuney by lallinn on A. II. I.lpl'inaii. tUnn A Kiiiti li a larn.i aaaortiin'iit ol vriyiluii in lliuii tin, ('all and bv l'OIIilK'l. Krelitbt t Onla s uaand Irom llir Oallra Is 1'rliir.illln by h Harm tsrlac Mir. Hlivklnita lliut am Stiak Klhi' nu U-ttrr n... k ! r lien. ii. i in It r Und Hv-.. tw lu-v Una. j l.oi ,, You mak man li III pilivri nl our I'lnlli I d. p.i'i txt. hill !! mi'l iim.I.Ii tlie go i (! '''"""", tli- pn.e J. K, Morria. K ,v ('iigaoell, of Portland, ! biya in our l ily and li-ft I lor l.akevinw Monday tiiornliig bare lit) Ml 1 1 1 baa binnlipaa ilileri'ala. I A.C. Utile and II ('. It mht, of An leli.i, arm in uttndaiH'a iion Hie itneatwa in I.. Ilriiner. Y ou am iniii-b more liable tu diaraaa lian )oiir liter and boaela do not act prowrly. KiWitt'a U'lle liar I Itiwra reinova tbe mum u( dira'aae. IVmpleton A S'n. ItcV. Ilraiiililell and f.iniilv anlvod in our clly lal vnfli IU baa tMN.it rucur el liy Hit; llipliat of lliliilv ui llieir flit tu l.:ifavett coiinly und tlien to Salina county, Mlu-rtj ttilli (iiiinor II.iya be butiiflit a l ime tract of laud, out of ahicb tbev ina le a tfrcat dcul of inooey III 1H4;I. w 1 leu ne.iriy nvorviiiia wan ex died about llie diacovery o( Koid In Cali fomia, be along nilb llioiifjii la of olbera, braved ttiw bardbia of lbi ptaiua and caul Ina forluiif in t l.e nw Kidoiudo. lie retiirnel to .li-onri in 1K.-1. Tlio ailda n( I lie I'acillc uoaal h.id a clurui (or biin and in K'iL', in coiii.i.iny illi (ill I more I lava, I'r. anlin, r. tlntrandcr, i Tluunaa 1'r.nlier. bia own (auiily und i main olbera, coiiuni iicej auaiu that long j and tediuua and bua-tidoiia tup arrow I be j "plain." He reacbed Tne lljllrn that p:t-t,ir mid bt j'iertttiLd at Die l iiioii i iiurt.ii. laat Sunday 'all an I pun ti.i-ed r-ome i all hi utili.il .place und iniriidcd to uinlcr liic.n in iv ShrnlT Contd. I..ii and J v'' '"")'. bile bm f.iinil y unit on to aitr it-led a gr,tt deal i.l ul-j ''"illiuid to Hii.icr. Hi. inver.lm.tiit in und iii.inv i.l our tanpaterr. ''lllu "M not -tott. u miccc-.s aa a li.i d ii tin- 'ii.il.ii." while tliev ' i",,'r ''"'"c oi an I ur.uly nil id I li.-:n Men'a Sntia liat are durable and Hut will like to wear, at plliv )olli!l like lo p.it . J K. Murria. W..H A Hiker Marbla Woika, of The ) lallea, do til cl.iia ,.ia. The) ilivbe mi . lit ion ( i In-ir wuik. Wiiitw.-iltir A TbmtiNMi b.ive received a 1 .1. Ke inviHieol hpiing goo,la u( all ilia tii lii. n ( all and -r l he in. t'nlianilleil Ciia and Kaucera otlieiu eel I iliem 7) cenla Mr ael mv piiie lift tenia. ree the lU-e Hive S'oni. l accoonta iliieniapiioi lo Jauuait 1 . I'.tOl, iniiat be aelllrd. Ko N Wiuih Krelglil i Ceiita a iiuiul (riiin I lie lullca tu I'lliietlHe b; Ibe ttanii prlnrr Mace. 1j.iiii.Ih Strap neeiled (or waabdaia t'ooiila lip in a vear'a lime We can help in In tut ii.. on tbe lo'al. J. K. .Murria. On the new da liubt run between I'riiieville and Sliai.iko the alate ruin pan m.ike i line iluncea of liuraea tlieretiv liiinlii.i h.hhI .i-i.I. Hee J. K. Morria about jour new Hut and get it otf your mind. When ou put il on yniir bead you will fori ralintlml with It and 'be prb-e. J. I''. Monia. Kur Hie rient .10 data, I will aell I'n rlerwrar al eitreme low piiiv" nol over twu Hindi their rral valuu. J. I". Mohiiih I will naw wtxai, twice In two (or 30 rent nn Ttirmlay ami Friday ul each week. Oilier day. ftil rent , . W. II. I'uRTKa for 8ar covering ol anv kind, gn tu A.-ll. -uippman' and aave (rout 10 tu iTi rents a yard, lteinetntter, be don't charge fur layiiiK rarwts, linoleum, etc. Tbe leaat In (jnaiillly and moat In rjiiality ileacrlbe teWitf l.lllle Karly Mieern, lb famoiia pill (or cuiiatipalion, and liver complaint. Templelon A Htm, t. V. Morris aell shoe that ara com fortable and sattalactorv II lliey fit alow torture il tbe do not. You might jtinl an wall set aboea that lit, tbal'a what we ara here (or. J. 1'. Morria. DeWllf Little Karly Itiaer search tbe reiuotent parts of tbe bowels and re move the impiiriliea nppedily with no tliecumfurt. Tliry are famoiia for I heir cfllesuy. Kiinv to lake, never griw. Templelon A Son. I deaire to annoiinre to tbe public, t hut I hats quit keeping boarder at The Kttd by and barn Iraaed my room to the Vienna ('ale. I still retain the launage merit of Iliem. Man. Ciiaia Comm. The Vienna Cafe I still In tbe lead an tb bent reetaitiaut In the city, They have a number of (ilea room In connec tion with their rcBtaiirantaud have linide arrangement with Mr, t'nlira of The Hedby whereby the Vienna Cafe bna leaeetl all the roonia of that hoiiae. Mr. Cohrs will have the Miterviion of the roams, and gueals will be allowed the iiae of the Hilling room and parlor an i w.-rn rti,ili.i fir j Horn i-i lliu Itrouer ! e.ia.', I Sk in i.fl.-i tion ill it. nltly iliaup'ar I by u ing I'. Will'a Win h lliixel Salve. Uiok out f ir coiiiiierf.-lia If you get I Wia'a ) ill i,l gel giaid reclllla. It ia the quirk and poeliive cure lor ilea. IVtui leU.ii A Son. I.ei l at lor w aa (oiiiul guilt r on I-1 i.l. if of l.nt week of llie Urceuv of aevrral mule, the proprty uf llulibard llilyeii, i.l Wheeler county and waa by .liiilrfo lira l-haw laal Tueadav morning acntenettd to the pjniteiitiary fur !' yeura. Mia. Wild llelknap, Miaaee Kintnu Keicliiltn and Marv Salomou lelt la-t Monday for l'..rlUn.l, where they will trii.it frieuda. Mia. llelknap will alien. I the. grand lodge of liehekah at Maker City, M.iv i!2. Im-Ioiw the return. She ia a drlegate Irom tbe Kctn-kah Ithlita of tlilaeily. "tlurhtile girl waa uiii-oiiHrioita from flraiiguhiliiui din n.g a inhli'ii and tetrl I.l" attack of croup I quickly nr. tired a bottle of One Minute ('ougk Cure, giving her three three The croup waa master ed mid oui little duiling apeedily recover ed" Ho Wiilea A I,. Spatrord, Cheater, Mich. Teiiipletnii A Son. 7. F. Mikuly hue a repreaentatlve now at Sbitiilko to look alter the needa ul hi tal growing and ebipping ruetomeiR. Hi agent ia prepared to advance fieinht to tvamalera, receive and forward wiaila, audio give leiaonal iillentlnn to rereiv Ina ami (oi warding rrerehandina o( any deeciiption renaignrd to hi rare. diatricl utlorney, N J. Sinnott, o( The 1). Ilea and W. A. Ilell o( tliia city. The defendant wu defended by Geo. W. : lUroea, M K. I'.rink and J. W. II Jpkina, , of tbia city, and Henry .McGinn, ol I'urllaud. The defendant waa attended in coutt bv bia wife and father. The work of eiiipaiiiielhiig tbe jury ; waa taken up an eo-ui a court conven ed and from II. a regular p.tnuol tteven ' juror were eecured. Two epecial order (or ten each were i-.ni -d and from thefe four mor were secured by noon and another order waa itemed for aix innie and on the convening of court at I 10 j the additional juror waa aecurecJ. The i I follow ing jurora were aw orn : S. J. Clem- J ' men. A. i. Kibta-e, J. II. Garrett, C. I ; M l.iter, A. Fegel, J. It. Meriiil, Henry I tiriin. e, Sam I'olhna. Jaiiira t r jtn, K ! I. I'.r.i.KonI, I) II. Suiiiii, J. C. IUh j inoaeti. ,' The c.iae for the atale wa alily pre- ! Ki-nled bv Mr. Menefee and M K. Urink f u Ibe defendant. The exauiiimi ion uf niinea'ca pnaeeded lapidly and by half , put (-.iir TticjMiay vvening tiolti Hideit i hid llieir Icatiiii-my in. Ttie eitience h tery t-tuihctiiig un inaiiy j-oiuti" ; and a great deal of (eebng came into 1 1 tlie c.-e. Mr. llenelt-e al h i f "t ! lour opened Hie Hrgiiinttnt in Itelialfofj tint proeectiliou and in a forrihle argu-i uient of au hour reviewed the teatiioony j in tbe cane. Mr. liai nee then followed on tadiaU of Hruner. He reviewed the I lentimony in behalf ul bia client an fur 1 -l.'i miuuiea be waa liatened to willi niatk-1 ed attention by a largo audience and! 1 jllr.v. i The couit took a reiea until 7;M, when Judge Ibinry Mctiiun, o( l'oit lulid addreaaed the jury in a epeecli j of au hour and tweuty ninliitea. The , judge repulution aa an attorney und an ; orator, und the iutere-t our cilitene took 'in tbe tiial was the can-e of a large ! audience. In (act the t-ouit houae waa I ciuwded to ita lulleet rapacity. Mr. AlcCiinu ia a very eloquent talker and : on Una urcaaiun be ceitainly did all he Daylight Run Prinevillo to Shanlko ' 12 Hour Service leaves I'riiieville at 0 A M Tues days Thuiaditva and Saturday. leave Shauiko at t) M Monday Wuduflridays and I rid.iva. . A DAM SON A WINNF.K CO ; Agents. ; calilu dij diel. .tin.. i. K Hi.mt ho were i.i tl.ia Ntrl Wa .Mr-. .. I S.ni.i.rr of linn clly I Atatiil Auw'ti"'. Md, he M illed on the ; Altiauy 1'irti i., an. I to-.k up it ,..i..itioii land claiui, MX ii.ilen noii'licant i.f Ah haliV. I.Hler oil moved bin faillllt to I Ali.auv, and divided lot time l-clwccu Ibe tut m nod I. in til t lenience. He eiiii-ttcd in a Kun-M regiment und aw aervice lu the .Mexic. u ear and for a number ul )eaia received u peui-ioii aa a Mexican Vt-ifiati. He alrnr re..Hiuded to dill) a call in )H'i and l.viti and tooa part in the Indian warn in Southern Ore gon. He wit alao ideiifilled wiihmauy buaiuei-e enter pi lie at Alliiiuy. Ho hum one of tbe original proumtere und aliuro ho. .lent uf the . V A C. Al. W It Co and aaaiatt.il in Viewing out their road (ruin Altmiiy to tlie rakleni line. He waaalMj (or mtveial years ideotilicd with tlie atoi k intereaia ol tliia county. On May 17, 1S.I7, while living in Mix ouri, he wan married to Allaa Na-.t-y llava, who died at Altauy, Apiil IM, 1878. To tbia union were bom nine children two aona and seven datighlera MreJ 11 Hackleniiin, .leiiiabu Cowan, James 1, Cowan, Mrri Andiuw Hill. Naioma Cowun, Mr I. N Liggett, Mrs W U Weatluko, Samuel II Cowan, Mr J S Clark. Of Iliia latge (ainih hut two are living, Jamea I. Cowan anil Mra I. N Liggett, both of whom weie iX lua bed aide when be paaaed to the beyond He leave one -sinter, iVIra Kleunor l'rulher, o( Columbia, .Miasouii, who is over "d year ol age. Few men hove lived to the ripe old age to which he waa eimillen lo live, and (ew of bia old lotaocUtcH and old dieiida of Albany will ho present w lion hi lemaina are dtipo-tinid beeidea those of bia w ife, w ho (or over 40 yearn wan his guiding star and alter ..'.1 years of separa tion lm joined her in tho realm above where iriiiig will bo no more. Until about 1J month ago bo wits able to iru where tin tileaued uti.l .liviit.l lifa ii.... ii.,i.... ..i,i. i n... .i... ! noaiiion until about duv linht iilmn a ed the bid and last Saturday broke v,,.v, ..,n w.it. uiin niiu turn inn i eomlirom u. aa aireele.l ami u ver.ll.-t lirOlin.l llll.ler lie Stl Hrill ICniienCV Ol J. F. MORRIS... Will Prtrrv n Pnmiloto T.inn nf T.ntrst ft-K-loa in! I Appliques, Allover Embroideries and Laces, Embroidery Trimmings, j Valenciennes Laces and Insertions, M1KS, i Satins, Velvets, Velveteens, Gilt Trimmings. ! We have the latest novelty in j Ladies' and fflisses' L'Aiglon Belts and Spikes. I They are of highest exeellence, and bought in the East and will be sold at the lowest possible: margin and Shanlko II i Prinevllle Stage Company. Special attentton griven to Pass enger and Frolght traffic to and rrom The Dalles and Shantlco Special rates given to parties and freight tn bulk. ADAMSON 4; WINNEK CO, Agenta. could (or bia client. He reviewed the j Ixioia Moore, a sou of J. F. Moore, a tesiiiiiony fully and InaiMcd ou an at- (l)rnl,.r resident ol this city, but now o( quiltal. Mr. N. J. Sinnott closed Th( Pj vitiling with his aunt, inti case ior uie state, una waa '''r. Mra. C. A Sinnott s hrst appearance m our courts, and the able manlier in which lie re-! viewed tbe cane and the logical inferencen. he drew from the testimony must have I c.nried conviction to tbe jury. Koran! hour lie faced tne jury and tlie con grniulali.ui that lie received at the cIom' ol his addions were many and all his fiieiids w ho heard his able plea, predict lor him a bn.lil future. Tlie charge of Judge Hrud-diaw was quite lengthy and, to our way ol think ing, waa a very fair set of instructions. At 11:45 p. m , tbe jury retiied. The first tr.tllot stood .1 for in ird.ir, for murder in the second degree ti raves. J. II. Crooks will b-av-t today for Baker City where lie goes as a delegate to the grand lodge of I. O. O. F. which meets at that place on tbe -2d. Sheriff Congletoti left this morning for Salem willi l-ewis Taylor and D L ! Bruner and will turn them over to the iieriiitendent el the penitentiary. Tbe . former (or 13 months and tlie latter (or i life. Joe Ilinklo and I.. A. Booth go as guards. At the laat meeting of the city council but one bid for tlie construction of the two new city water ditch was received and ml ; as tbe amount was more than the council two for acquittal. This was tho relative ! thought it could bo built for they rej-ct- Judge Bradanaw last week In pro nouncing sentence upon t hus North or I,. T. North (or selling liquor without a license gave that Individual a very scathing reprimand besides lining him tLMM), or 100 day In the county jail. This was the second time that North ha come bedira His Honor for tho same olfeuce the first time in Hheriu.in comity. Hi Honor regretted, (ami all good oil incus will euilorse his statement) that be could not impose a sentence that would send him to tlie penitentiary. Tlie tine of f-.'OO was in no sense a punishment (or him but I in nose upon the taxpayers of tbi county the ex pense of hoarding him dining the 100 day. He bus money with which to pay his Hue, but it is more than probable j that be will serve bis svutini'S out. other ol bis two children. Last full his health began to fail liiui. Tlie spark that had been so vigorous during bis life waa beginning to dim and bia son who live at Hartford, Washington, was sum moned to his side, arriving u week bufore his death. For sevor.il duv he failed of iniudur In the second degree was brought ill at 5 a. in. The court convened Thursday fore noon ami the defeiid.ini 's attorneys tiled a motion (or a new trial which was over nil led and then I). 1. Hruner waa aen-' W. F. Stewart. Several teams and a force of men were put to work aud it will be finished In a few day. Ilav ng new and complete government pints ol the entire county, and being thoroughly posted in land matters, the rapidly and about Hie last words spoken ,liuied to tlie penitentiary for life. Tlie , undersigned is prepared to take all kinds were that "he was at pence with all t,n j defendant's attorney asked permission ' of land tilings and Hnal proofs, prosecute world." Ilia laat hours were passed in peaceful sleep. He wa for years a member of the First Presbyterian church of Albany, and the motto he took was, "Do unto others as you would that others should do unto you." We are pained that we are un able to portray any better the life of this grand old man, who from an ac quaintance of 25 years we had learned to love him. Mr James (. Co-van, Thursday morn lug started to Shnniko with tils remains and' will t)etoait tliom in the family lot in tho Albany cenmlciy beside those o( bis wife. to file a bill of exception aud weie grunt ed 00 duya to tile the same. Card of Thauks. We desire to extend our thanks to all friends (or their words of sympathy and assistance, dining the lust illness o( our tut her. Jamks L. Cowan, Mk. ani Mas. L. N. Lukiktt. contests and give reliable advice in all matiera pertaining to laud matters. Charge reasonable. Wotk guaranteed. A. C. I'ai.mkr, II. S. Commissioner. "I have been eufl'eriiig pepsia (or tlie past twenty Henry Boniiey is on tbe streets, hav ing Sad a very severe case of Hie measles. Kd liar bin will have an "ad" ill our Dvsnensia Cure too highly" thus write fioin Pys years aud have been unable alter trying all prepar ations and physiciuns to get any relief. After taking one bottle of Kodo! Pys pepaia Cure I found relief and am now in better health than I have been fur twenty years. I can not praiae Kodol THREE MINUTES is the Time anv one can freeze Ice Cream in. Our PEERLESS ICE LAND FREEZER (one motion). Patented Dustier construction does away with all motions except one. The can revolves around the sta tionary Dasher. Motion is necessary in the cream, not in the machine. The cream has more motion in tbe PEERLESS ICELAND than in any other freezer. We have them in 6izes to suit you. Elkins & King. CLEVELAND BICYCLES "The wheel that stands the test.' Fitted with either Hartford single I orbJ detachable I ires and Mor row Coaster Brakes at ELKINS & KING'S Hardware & Grocery Store. Mm Will Close Down. i Dissolution Notice. Tbe public is hereby notified that the j Notice is hereby given that the 8 res of I'riiieville Flouring Mills will be closed I Ze.ll A Cram has this dav beea diMolved down on May 20, 1901 for repairs. Any j by mutual consent. All claims agaiast one desiring io have any grinding done said firm and all claims ritM ttis same must bring in their wheat before that 1 are tu be paid and received by James time. All flour, etc., must be removed i Cram. before that time. Dated this 29th dav of Anril. A. IV. I'riiieville, April 27. 1001. Fl'LLM A Co'. next issue and be will tell ton what can do In the way of lumber, etc. he Mra. C. V. Huberts, North Creek, Ark. I Templeton & Son. If people only knew what we know about Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, it would be used in nearly every household, as there are few people who do not suffer from a feeling o( (ul lueas after ruling, belching, Hittulence, sour stomach or waterbrasb. caused by indigestion or dyspepsia. A preparation such aa Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which, wiib no aid from the stomach, will ttigest your food, certainly can't help but do you good. Teinpleton A Son. 1901. C. M. Z-M.ru, Jambs Cbam. For Sals. Kmbroidery Silk at tbe Bee Hive. Two residences in Prineville for sals; also, 1 stage coach; 1 mail cart; 2 Sets single harneas. Inquire of Bob Smitb, The Painter Or, KtviEW office. Mr. W. J. Baxter of North Brook, N. C. says he suffered with pile for fiftsea years. He tried many remedies with DS results until he used DeWiit's Witch Hazel Salve and Hint quickly cured hist Teinpleton A Sou. beret olore,