Prineville review., May 25, 1901, Image 4

Vrineville Review.
L. DILLON'S PLAUt-
Livery, Feed
and Sale Stable.
SATl'BDAY, MAVlT, 1!H.
NEWSOFTHEWKKK
YOUR
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l'KO.M ALL lWKTS
THE WOULD
8 ... XII'
if They banish ruin ONh 2
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anapg RELIEF.
STAPH,
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m m m h hi M w z
Compredumsive Review of the
Important Happe-ninjs of
the Fast 'et?k in a Con
densed Form.
The Hood River Glacier snys tht
strawberry crop will be larger than
ever before.
The friends of lion. W. II. II.
Pit fur, of Pufnr, Orefii-n, are boom-'
ing for the olliee of I. J Marshal.
The battle-ship Ohio win launch-:
ed from the yards of the Union'
Iron Works, at San Francisco, last
Saturday, amid 'fiii of wildest
enthusiasm. President McKiuley
was present.
Alba cattlemen who are actual
ettlers tire blazing lines around '
the valley and sheepmen are ex
pected to on the outside. There
are passwavs leu ana plenty 01 4
range on the outside of the lines. ,V
A new boat line lias been put on
between Portland and The Dalles. j
The White Collar Line have put
on
Bailev liatzert. Cant
man, and they expect to make the ft 1 1(1 VstOl'lil
round trip in a day.
A rather curious suit has been NAVIGATION CO
brougot in the circuit court ot
Multnomah county. A
"Star" tin taps (showing siunll star printed on nn.W
of tatf, " HorseShoe," ",t,T.," "tlooit laieU," "Cross How,"
and '.' Drummond " Natural Loaf Tin Tana aro of equal value in
vouriuK presents mentioned liotow, and may ho assorted.
Lvory man, woinau and child oau ilnd aomuthiug UU U10 liat
that thoy would like to Uavo, aud oau have
2?" TZ2 3E3 S
I Mitch Pot 83 l'vk- fM'tar. Thnmtu-
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No matter what the matter is, one will do yon
good, and you can r;ct ton for five cents.
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Si'd I.-.-? t i O vs'f ' . i f ' r."rr u ; C., Lr"i , Ko.
STAR
the handsome sternwheeler, the
The Dalles, Portland IPRINEVILLE
ilev (.Jatzert. Cant. Fred Slier-;
and
Dalles City"
"Kefulator"
countv. A woman
ues the Ancient iVder of I'nited
UnrL-mn f.ir th. insurni'H rnrrie.1
by her dead ex-husband. When, The Dalles and Portland.
the man joined he made his w ife r.i xpi suud
the benenciurv, and after thevi
were divorced he neplecleu. pur
posely or otherwise, to name an-;"
other ftenencia.-y. in tne mean-i
Ume his divorced wife married ( FreitM, Ps.,c,rK,-..,rr,t.!, re.t :. -!
aeain. The lodge claims that ! Krnht jiiv-r i i.h:at. -.m-
, , i . i l pst-.v without d?..'. MtK..- jrr.i-.l i u l...r.l
when the women ceased to tx? his , m.
wife she no longer had an insurable inform.uon, n ..t. ..r .-!-!r..
interest in his life.
PKTWKKX
Stefta.er Reg i!ftt.r leaves Ti Paile:
Warm Spring
J. E.
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BAR 'Stion. And Carries
Wincts, Ui(iiors nucl Cijjjarw.
Mis billiard Table is in (!! Shape, Ciivo ltiiu Call
TEMPLETON & SON,
DKAl.KUS IN
Drugs and Chemicals
Patent Medicines and Tcilct Articles.
Wii.t'H and I . i .j u 1 1 fur mi'dicinal purpnsi'it only. 1'liy i-iciniia' pT
si'riplionn carefull) coinpouud.'d.
iaoBnanMBM
Kll.VSK W lloNNEY
ft 10
ClIltIM CollHM
CONSOLIDATED
and IHIiv
aim ion
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Stelae
Uine
nlia Soullirni
iaiiiviiv
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W. C. ALLAWAV.
The Dalles, Oregon.
CAMPBELL, Propr.
leaves Prinfvill tit t ii, iu on T'icily, j
nurdrtv, arid SiurdAy ofo'!i ureek coimeot t
at Warm Srd.jfs for The Ia!le and way j
point. ;
Loave- Wartti SprinK l a it: mi Momlav,'
NVt'dnttJny, and Kri'lay of ouch wivk ctu- ;
v.rs'littii with sta,'s for H iru. I.ak.eviiw and ;
other point. i
UIKorr.H TO THK i'ALl.FS IN i
DAY TIM LC.
I.n.ij Aori.miiioilHticii'i at all Maliou
auil t'iiiirurtal)lt ) t'hii-le.
HONNKY A: C'OIIllS, rropriitors.
We ar now the prnprietorN of the abuvi) I. allied Stablet, ami
lire welt prepared f iitlf.nl to the wantt uf the liavrlinn publin.
U e n-k tli.' public to uive u n trial and ivnjl ffuarantef
and nppreeiated.
A 3 ED lT I I 1 I C CI? ! that your piitri.i.n,:.. Willi..- boll. iI.-mtv.mI
YV i , i iWVJi ,
AT SHANIKO, OREGON.
SOUTHERN COLUMBIA RAILWAY COMPANY
i
PRINEVILLE.
The Blue Mountain Eagle says :;
A stock association was recentlvj
organized in the Middle Fork coun-; pirf
try to which nearly every cattle. L 11 L
man of Hitter and Pale and a
large number from Long Creek
belong. tieoree Md'herson is
president, and V. 15. Peterson is
secretary. Everv cuttle man in g j. al(j
that section complain of having ' SICHEL
lot quite a number of cattle in f. M.BALDWIN
tl) pagt as a result of being driven Tran.-rl feneral h.t.tn;.-
from the range or stolen outright, i Aecoi.nu kejt ubj.-i
This they intend to put a etup to. : PorUao-l. Sn Frafi-
The members of the association
will meet Again the last .Saturday
of May and will employ thre men
t a silary of -tTo per month to
ride the range during the months
of June, July, August, and Sep
tember, and keep a close watch
after the cattle of all members of
the association. The stops taken
by cattlemen of the Middle Fork is
proper and should be followed by a
eimilar organization in evry sec
tion of Grant county. The stock
Joit each season by cattle owners
National Hank
Fare, 7..-,0.
I'lt'-ttt-uhtr Attention I'Hf;.
f..:)r ess.
: 2 cts. per lb
; ,;n;;;:.,.:,,,s.,0ffce
Itound Trip, .f 13. ."0
ti Frtighl and
Th.' Coliunbia Solid, en. K.ii I n ay Co. coi.t rois 1 ' ' ) fci'l o t be
Shaoiko WhtIiousi' buiiding, lo be 1 us a freight warelnM.se thnnigb
ahich thev will receive and forttanl freight in the um... manner.
I'be in'fTi ssi. hi that all !UM!o'-s must be done tlrimoli fortvard
im; 1 o'jues is an erroneous one mid we take ll.i ii.ei.l.s ot disielling
it. Freight reecivt d and h Id 'J I hour-. ill be turned ovci to a forurd
ing ho".e, siibjei t to the o.'d.'l' of the Con-iguee.
The rate on wool in nu ks or bale from S.Kittiko to The Dalles
Time Tab'e No. 7.
EFFECTIVE 12:01 A. M MAY 6, 1900
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50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
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ir.ibi;.-iied every Alit-ra tto Duy except
Suatty.
Trade Mark
Designs
CCPVRIGHTS AC-
Anront Mntllnf a kptrh an i1Tirtb,r rr
qc1clf atinain our npinon fre wnptticr an
i!:Tentlin IS ur-.hi.lT palfnta' O-n-n "j:s'- -i-tlon
itrlrtlr nflJemiaJ. :-! un I'm-tita
Ant fr. Oldest acenrjr f.jr " 'ir:in: ()tft.'t.
rill more than pav me expenttH or ntvutwtu without ct.nru... m tne
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Warehouse, I'.'X i.V) l". el, situated on r.r. In
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Scientific American.
A haiilfomtlr ifltmtraTM met-lt-r. Zitbv' nr
CUlaUon of anT srtfn'ihr Journal. Trnis. .1 a
jr: f'.nr months. 11 rtold by ail nwii".era.
MUNN Co.,B'd''- New York
$900 ;
the organization.
"The Oregon Trail."
The quarterly for the Oregon
Hiitorical Society No. -4, for De
cember, l'JOJ, has been received.
This completes the first volume,
which is of great historical value.
The contents of this volume are as
follows: "The Oregon Trail," by
y. G. Young; illustrated by a map
uf the immigrant road from Inde
pendence and Council Blurt's to
Oregon City, and numerous half
tones showing different scenes
long the route. This is one of the
most important articles yet pub
lished, and it is the beginning of a
movement which it is hoped will
result in permanently marking the
immigrant route from the Missouri
to the Willamette rivers. "A Day j
with the Cow Column," by the late j
Jesse Applegate who came in 1H4-J, ,
Col. Geo. B. Currey's Tribute to tbe
Ox Whip, Sam L. Simpson's poem v;
"The Campfires of tbe Pioneers," j I also carry a rru. stock or
- wall papers.
IIIIIS Ul H'U ' lull..-, ......
of the Pacific," and a document re-j
latino to "The Oregon Emigrants, j
1843," make a table of contents by
which this issue is fittingly describ-j
d aa "The Oregon Trail Number."!
Address all inquiries about this
publication to Geo. II. Himt'P.j
Assistant Secretary, Oregon Histor
ical Society rooms, City Hall,
Portland, Oregon,
Braocb ufflc-. OS F 8U. WasLii.ui'. D. C.
YE.VRI.Vto Ciiri-t-
in man or woman
to look after our grow ing busi
ness in this and unjoining
Counties ; to acta- Manager
and Correspondent-; work
can be done at your home.
Enclose s l f ad.lre-.-ed damp
ed envelope for particulars
to H. A. Sherman, (it-neral
Manager, Corcoran Il.iilding
opposite United Stiites Treas
ury, ashirigton. 1) C.
nip.elH. il, i ,r.i... ..ml iin.r-
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It ptin's Ilie news of uil tie- wor' I
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Mii.x.itulit nevs (iviiilH on tl.e ,;!il.. Ili
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gieat uiiinors, ii -.. iial liiituor i.tue, i
i in nlc-t. markelu, ileoiirtiiieet (or the j
iiMioeiiol.t utitj women's work aini oilier 1
.ei-i,i ilej.iirlinei.tf ol i. ii u.-uial iiitrrest. I
' oirer thin tine in.li-il ne hmt '
an. I the I'i:isi.hli.f. Khvn..,' lujj.jllier for I
Tiie reirnUr s.iliw riplion price of the.!
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be received and stored at ownes risk.
G. P. Higinbotham, P-anager.
The Germania
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I Life Insurance Co.
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Saisfaction Guaranteed.
Charges Reasonable.
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An old line compitny; np-to
date; issues tbe latest policies;1
I0 years old.
WILSON NICHOLAS,
State Agents..
314 Abinijim l'.'l.l'g, Portland, Or.
AGENTS WANTED,
Prineville
Hotel
f flNEVIloloE,
OFEGOpl.
A First Class House.
Headquarters for Trav
eling Men.
mm? ms.. mM
ZiJ Wto'jvni d occupy th-tallcit irTcantilf hnildimr in th world. Wft hnv , I
I I over a,xo,iMXi tUitcxn-riii. Sixtrfn ti iint.1 red t,lr-rk are constantly IK. S
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IT S THE CIRCULATION
THAT COUNTS!
That necoiinls fur the success and value of
ESTABLISHED
IN 1894
THE
REVIEW
New
A Missouri editor going away
left a minister in charge of bis
paper, A dey or two later a letter
sM a "ni u "...nob kiihsnriliHr
...u:..u i,.'V.u. Uraii I ninocto usflSaf Vfltl Bf.
Cams r. 1 11 1. 1 1 1 1 uu . w .. . , tv. . m mm a.w J v wi- j
well I paid my subscription the last '- It artificially digests the food an'l aids ; -11 r0 a
tiro I was in Lexington. If I gut Nature in Htrenprthenintj :inr r.corj- I llcllictCJ SIIieilL
oy more such letters 1 w.l oome ; lY.V.hel uSsco vid dll
dowu and maul h out of you. . ant and tonic. Wo 01 her nreuaratlon
Tb minister answered; "I have ! can approach it In elilciericy. It in-j PAPY HftllF
w..a aawwwaw
been tryini? to maul that thing out I stantly relievesanJ permaii.-ntly cures
. " 'j., r i ., ,.Or0 m.A if I'yspeps a, IndUtest on, Jloartburn, ...
0f the editor for ten years, and if yfc ur Ktornach, Nausea I
ou really come down and mnul it ; fiickHeadache.GastialL'i.i.CramcflanfJ
cut of him, then, my dear sir, I ! allotherresultsof Imperfect digestion.
i, ,Hniv membersof mV church ! PriMtrjne.amlll. r,uriresl7i:ror.tnlnH2Mtlme
tar twenty nieniomuu. l-"u"-" lmailbiz.lkHjltallaiK,ut.dyiJ,.piiimilwirit:e
THE
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Flatulence, hour Ktornach, Nausea, I DMll. . . . .
Coice Wines, Liquors &. Cigars
nTfv rvii'n t'rw p. nor r nr
Prepared bE. c. OtWlTT ft CO., Cljicaga. jir..ut.u."ii. v
M
V own a d occupy th- tallcit irTcantilf hnililina; in th world. Wft )tnv
over a.ooo, mx tuitcxtwriii. Sixtrfn um.lreci t,lr-rk are constantly
er.gaK'.'d filling otit uf-tow orders.
OUR GENERAL CATAL JGUK io the book of th people It quotra
Vhol-tuift Pritts to Evt.yhody. liai ovfr 1.000 pagrs, i6,(kmi illu' traliona
U..HAJ flrscri?ti ins of articles w.th pncfl. It touts 71 cpnt to print and
tk'.i ropy. We want you to )aff one. SKNI) I- IFlltliN
y u? (ortd faith, and w il Rt;iU you ; copy 1' J 1. Ir,, with 3
wpnT.Tiitcnv u;;,nn . nn M.ci..(,'n.,).and
iTifHit'ii.iitni iir.u is tUi cmiv:ao
aVfl
M CliN fS tu .how ( J 'J
ill i:hur'- pti-ptoii. l i', r
Matllcnn Jenl .1 ,
As n iidvertisini iiiedinm anil up lo-daln
newspaper mid family journal
(A Review Ad Pays"
L. N. LIGGETT, Ed. and Prop.
EiJA.ialtla.tihAr..'fch-t
vtamjinmissscrtsrBf.imjt. i sm limn
gjANDY CATHARTIC
w CURE COHSTIPATICM
io iimmjirym?! ALL
25 50 AiMirJisaii DRUGGISTS
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STONEWALL,
OLI) CKOW,
Mi lilt AY Kit,
MAYWOOD,
SIIAWS MALT,
tv RYE whiskieH
O'JNeil Bros.,
DBAI.RB8IN
FINE LIQLMUS
AND CH1ARS.
Beer 5 Cents.
Fnrnlly Trnclrt Sollolt
nd on boUlod Uonr and
Tho Ffinious Nnpn Sodu.
fVlilskli-K fro in l In 10.
Full line of
('used Rood
MARTELI-,
IIKNNKSY n nd
MONOPOLK
r.riin.lies.
Siiulerne, Hock,
Port. Angelic and
RHINE Wines.