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Newspaper Page TextPrincville Review. SATt'KOAY, Jl'NK S, WOOL OROWERS ORGANIZE. Pit ;,.'.wal."TOt-.i. - They banish pain and prolong life ON I-' 41, GIVES -)fc ik -A' it V -A' k -fc iiVnir -jV Be ward of $100 Offered for Conviction In Skeep-KHliug Casus. l i.':t.-, .Ar?;L 'VX trr.-y V3 3 w .J v: ;. v) PExni.ETO.v, June 1. The Uma tilla County Wooltfroivers' associa tion convened here todaw Per manent organization was affected by tha election of t ho following of ficers : President, Douglas Kelts, of East Birch Creek ; vice-president, Herbert lioylen, of IJilot Rock; pecrelarv treasurer, S. P. Gould, of Pendleton. A conslitu- tion and by-laws were adopted which state that the annual meet- ing shall take place the first Mon day in February, each year, com-1 ing next time on February :, VM2. Forty eheepowners have joined the association. The association decided to offers reward of if ILK) fur the apprehen-. ion and conviction nf any person robbing a sheep camp or putting out poison for, or killing sheep be longing to any member of the association. pneepiuen attending wie conven- i tion assort that the bands :lr, out au sneareo, oniy uiose sta tioned nearer the foothills, where the season is later, remaining un shorn. The reports of increase of from 90 to 100 per cent of lambs to breed ewes have held good through out the districts. Unusually g.iod . iTIOV Vt conditions prevail as to weather ' .A 1 L U. , and abundance of food. "Dal'es City" "Koulstor'' tany Bales oi wool nave neen larger than for several years A large portion of the clip of HK'O, neia over oy tne growers witn t tie u,u-r.:a i idea that prices would rise, adds to - tbia year's clip quite an amount, " Rr::tor t and tends to induce the grower to sell. Trices have not been entirelv F-,..t n i p,.i; tatisfactorv, being trom , cents a v w.t- .i .!-..... .... J . 1. . . 1 I . . . ' - pound lor neavy sand wools, to ii; y cents for the lighter foothill wools, carrying a small quantity of dirt. Buyers are confident that the clip will be cleaned up by September 1, Vrf Ynfinnol !...-: VV t'. n xi tl is, Vol 5 x fcvvK Ko matter what the nwUer is, orv will do xou good, and you can s,vt ten U live cop.ts.' The Dalles. Port Inml PRINEVILLE SAVE YOUR SJ iyH TAGS " Str" tin tas (NhowinR umitll ntnrn jirinte.l on nmlor fi.ln of tatf. " Horao Sluw," ".I.T.," " (ioo.l I.uck," " Cross How," and " Prummoud " Natural lioaf Tin Tus aio of equal vultto iu scouring proseuts inentioueil bolow, and niny bo aHsortud, Kverv man, woman and child can Mud aomotuiu oil tuo list that tbey would like to Uhvo, and can h.ivo 1 Mai.'i n , ,. it Kn !! Id.!.'. in4 stefl 8 M, ivh. :, ( Vp lixt'hoM , Vo 4 t'MM SrM. kmfo, Kork Sislmi U 4 H lVp!r S! . m oii.'lt, tjimtt- rtn'ln ) 'a ti on wliiiit mt,ii , ....... t Krvn. !i Hrinr fci T IUje : bvii.'W uri'iiiui. Hurt Kn;h-h Ht.'.-l bu t Htnt-'r k:ttfi yUt Nwt unh! to tMiT, n iroinii.,ir , . rt''i 94 l in tt i'trt, U.iilnr, n.. ltHni' in;iil. IhW IjtMoUxr, uitt. twttu". tloiilmi ftcii.ni, Si! ,'Alt! or . ... rtOli tiiiii rtfn) a: t.-hp: h.i .ixo-.-tttfti H.ut'itiu, fi Imttiit.'iitM ......... .t - It.'iiniiKtn N.. 4. :i ,.r a. -ttl i I'l'i'nt fi(tit. I,.;;,,.!-. (i.tiiiUoii.t L. DILLON'S PLAUt OCHOCO BRIEGrE Livery, Ieecl cuicl Bnle S table. BAR ,nnection. fln(l Carries "A-V 'i Wines, Ui(iiors nncl Cijarn. s.i I' . nvrltittf Hilv(r . :n 'I'lt-sittN It K:!i' ' KiM-;t Kil'ftr." twt. W:t,t-" Ifc S.Minut Ma. 'Mio-. itrst cb 1J liuu :nr hmlt, ' Kt'u Kuitttr, ' tn tUUtr tctrn :i't Ma.I . ...... . ... S 3'J Coll'. , a:i:. 13 fi.ir- lMl Kutl.'f ' H liu-li . . . V I I 14 Nut -!. ltfc'ki'r ml l'ti-kt. HtU.T I -V! I' i''1. '-tV , Cii v til I'hlisl ) I ii iMtfjf 4"tl''HI'll . rcK'W 1ft t-M. "AifU'ti'ii." b.'ii tj'.ial lit' l.t-l triAUrof ;,vL ni.-k.-l lot. I16 M.,.i,.hn. v.- v f, ;- t-.-uin. i lsVl . . h:vl' AM lvt H U ;(i Viin'!i .!tr .I; li.'ii 'tuft .p. t ti.i , it Hit t -i! li il, Hi' Q .'iiii. .. JifU .'1 -lit'l itttU, UPM t'-irrt-l tiai.i W IHotvio, sttari.L tra (uLi, U.lit t pin , . . -i tti r!. 1. ii. " 1 1.' , ...... ' fi Sprclal Notice ! i'.,v;,,;;r "';'.r ',,,V;.V.:; llfT'ir.. STAR PL nil1 !w.!cr ut.a ,1'lKiil v.- !hi r t-anil, iVXl r- St; !1 t'-i. to V I'iM' . r ":'' t. rs A iT i"1 , ( . i "i h i.t.:. uf r. '.,. , w. i- aihl Astoria and BKl'wi'.KN The Dalles and Portland. Ivine i i J. E. CANIPSELL, Propr. I ' ' ''! i 6 . m ntt T,i,'..ly, I h ir.,H-. !!.! auirilT of eh we?k cr.n't ' Wrm ( r 111 !,!, t,:X : ix V . vi - ' II J-A- - i Ilia Milliard Tahiti is in (iood Shape, (iivii 1 1 i a ('all TEMPLETON & SON, DK.M.KIiS IN IRUGS AND CHEMICALS Patent Medicines and Toilet Articles. WincH and I.iquiir.H fur ineilicinitl purpnat' only, i'hydiciang'wr si'i iptionM oart fully cotnpotindoil. ("liitis t'oiius FuANIi V lloftMT CONSOLIDATED W IC I mill Inn i i 0 s irm Spring ( o inn mi Soiillimi liai ivai' I HONNKY iK: COIIKS, Proprietors. V are now the proprietor of ttin nlmvo named Stnlilm, and !art well prepared to attend to the wants of tb travi lma public. ' i We ak the public in give u a trial ami w will guranlr J I I J jj . ' 1 t f "A T T i , ' ibat your patronug" will bo botli tleservetl and appreciated. Y V V 1 1 J I V- J I'-.:-'... n rrl:m it ( m. ,m MotiiUr. W.tc,..U). :. fri.Ujr i.J ';-li e. k c. ii n.'c't :u r!i!i hir hnrt:. Ukai iw -!d l'HI-ot'iiH TO TUB AT SHANIKO, OREGON. W. ( ALLAWAV. The Dalles. Creson. j The Columbia Suntl.ern Kaiiwuy l'o. control f,-et o the ; Sluii i ko Warehouse building, to U- c-e. I s a f'eilil warehouse thitigh : which tti-v will receive uhd f..r. . nl t'r-'i. ht in the manner. ' , . ... ... . 1 'I .if imire.Mon tli.it a',1 bu-ni.'-s mti.M be d..; e ll.'..tiii forwar.l 1 Ai'tMiiiiunilKlhini at till MatititH . . i ami Comfortable Vehicles. ' " errtitt.-.H : a .d a . tak e ! 1, ! . i, -., in of d i - pi King ) Fr. ubt ri-ceived ai.d b- M 'J t bour-i will be ti,rio-.i oc r to a furwaid 'A1.1.ES IN DAY XI MIC. PRINEVILLE. Vie lY.sM..r t -I ri.ior.t ; and that not much if aii-v- i! b' carried over to next year. The impression prevails that the market promisee no immediate improve ment, and that the grower appears g f. ,ALL.t"M to think it wise policv to sell. M. SICHEL rpt .., T. M. BALDWIN i he l endleton scouring miiU have put on a double crew, and the "t t management, together with other -m on p. nim.i, .-at. k.-?.: wool handlers, assert that more wool will coiue to this point thi season than ever before. The scour ing mills are rushed wrxh work, as are all the warehousenien. The mills are doing a largo amount tf customs scouring. E. Y. Judd, the president, states that the number of contracts on hand is three times as large as it was at this time last year pure all-wool blankets, tind Indian robes. An impression has gone out that the mills hnvc ceased cus- ...... A bari'lsom!? Iji'i.-rC" wk!.. LariiiT rlf. void gcourins. anu mai snouuv is iunn .r ? " fmt. iwim. ta r are, , ,.i(). 'f.'i-t.l.ir .h K mud Trip, I13..VI . l.s an erroto-o! it n-ceived iii.d b- SOUTHERN COLUMBIA RAILWAY COMPANY Time Tab'e No. 7. EFFECTIVE 12:01 A. M., MAY 6, 1900 ho 2 cts. per lb ; Office r- r-i-. vi !;. fill ject to ti.i The r;ite on won . t ts p-r l'1'' pwun T It TH teS !U:d lit ,1 . it- ! ., t !n;ereat allowed :inif J,o-o-. Co!!ectio:i- re'-.e ; ;' a!t-:j.:on. BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE f!EW YORK WOULD, : rartics a week editi:. v , the t'-.n-li;:,, e. in Mick f or bah' V, S h i er ii,:", s ina' ; n . call mi m a. f. i:. i. vi i i", li I' A l" . .-, i;k i K i: i-. An i t. .--i dko to The Pal ok.'. Or. :ko. i ),-. .5 a W. ..o l'a;. iry A- 0! III 'I'h - Tl. ii Y.Tli k.i" i i'.t i 'h , -t Etesf '4j -' l-.jr Trade Marks Copyrights Ac. The product Of the luii! is IcrM-.ti-n n r-t.- rter.tl.. i. rr n.-ni -a. tuT.s Btr.ctiy -' ri 31 f ;!. ll !i'U cm f'a"Kta inl rre. t a-f-n.-T I'-r if Mr'.ns jja:-T t'ienu laaen uin.un Miii.it 4 Cj. ri.-elr .ei 1 II, (,ri, e ! I.ew i I- i Scientific JJmerican. being Ufed. As a matter of fact the mills have no shoddy machine, and no shoddy has ever been used or bought by the mills. Approved by Ian Maclaren. London', June 1. The Rev. John Watson (Tan Maclaren), who last year was moderator of the English Presbyterian eyaod, was asked by a representative of the Associated Press for his opinion of the Ameri can decision to revise the confes sion. He writes "Many on tic are glad Viyterian brethren in the United States propose to revise the confes sion. It is an intellectual wonder, but would be improved by a reduc tion in size and an infusion of love." Ois. II. Sola t T al! Tiewt,1..ra. MUNN & Co.3e,B "-'New Ycrk ttr&ucti Ufflce, US F Pt WajtiHiiiiuu, L. C YEAKI.Yto Chri-t- ian man or iin a h to !o'k af'erour upmin'' t ui- $900 ,t: -m in i7., i ai , I tl.e fi.-dti .oi'l vartrty m i'.- r.:it"t.t !!, ii .ti!. uf a t,-j' , I.,... I .i ii, ,i ,.ir we-,. : . . I:- . , ; pi' in!-!, c, o.i , a. f.r.iit nil a- ' :h p-.t.(,-r -a -;i ; -l-' lil.-t I!:.' liiuf,, Jwilf--. ; It ptiii'H f,e i.fu i,f it:! t; Ii.i-.il, L' H.e, i.,i ei,r! j,i, !,.,,, (e.iii . Ul,,,rijhl n-- ,., in'-mi (lit) HJi. il h i" Nii:int i.'la- tra'i..n. p-! . ,r u-- liv 'rent autti.ri, it r.lM'.il iilltimr iuk-, i-ifli i.l.-r J aiiirk. i.K, ii.-p.irl iim-m fur the ie 'l-te, ,oi'J 'a ',:iiiii t rk iii,,l iit,er - i o i:i-,iii:meiit.-. ,,l t. r : 1 -1 j.i i mierent uri'-e'i,.!.. I new 1.11,11, t-r . it:i lux-thiT f.ir ViljlTil .Vi OltO, IV '. HI'1!,! li.iili'dill n!1 '(J A; vj'iiLi'U ON. Will I a red for yri'-rui wa reboije iiu-i,i--i by , 1 1 a. 1 1 t. 'A arelmliM- b '. 1 .1' ) fi et, ,-,t 11. 1 ted oil r .1 1 1 i'lia' i Hack. l.-t, I l'ir i:,e !!.( -T .1 Consignments Solicited Charge 1 r-- l-ITKY'l'IATS l'i:K TiiN 1 1 )U.' , K Fur any TIM I '. I.K-i-i ttiau .NT N I MY DAY: fliina ImIC . j 1 a triitM t Olaaa S..attt!.uJ ..! t-.-ttMl I 8 M,ttl.t-.-,i N.rt. NO. 3 ' NO, t :. f, NO.t i NO. 4 Z't - STATIONS ?s IlK.r-lota 5 , w.i,..,i. .-lirl.,. --r.,f : 5 J ri.iei.iil !.-.,. l.r,F ., j j 'artxallh .titio '"' i" I H ! m : 1, - - HIOll.'l . . wo II M tin Jit ; ,i I " ' I " HO,,.. 11. t - (tt II 17 j I AO ' 1 I I If, 1 " ' ' j it - - U.UK ti; not I 11 :o ' -r 111 - K'-.ei.'yin . . '; n M t M ' ' 1 ,;- 1 - '--ti..inl t - - . i ! ' lilt I i I " ''' J 1- 1.. . i:v i -mivon Ji.a - . I: tor, j 1: 11 ''i 1 i" ,n, - N', Dotmi.la . j 1 rj 1 -j u ' " i II - A . : -j - - !Vllf1 - - t 1 Ifl :0 II 14 t a 1 .: 1 ,1 1 . ' .,1 Mero - 111 1019 I n 11 it 1 i 'l W 1 - - Pri'kinviiln - . n 1 tt 1 ; "I .1 U it) iu a It ti . . tll tarwi Vtlllfty li 9 1 o ? It , 1 'J ' f t im , . Bouroott - jt J f V 11 t) M : . ',7 j i I 4 -t . ., - . Outhrtf) - 17 ,S I M 10 04 I ' ! I I t I ,,7,l Wlle.n . . ) ji I I f) ' i I 1 - 7 i j J JO p in .', jo ,ni 7III) . HUANIKO 0 Hot) j 100 j I 1 ; i I I..... CEOtlCE J MOHLER, D. J. HARRIS. (len. Maiitt.er. Siipfrintentlrnt. We r.rf.-r ti.i-i ate I the i'KiNi.vii.i k It ' Itiotls will In; insureil .ii.iio-t los by lire if desired, otherwise will be receive I stored tit o ti.trs risk. "O. ro-i-s iii tttii- ami a.ii .ii.ii. Coiiiiti. " ; to acta Maii-.'i-r and Cnrrespoh.iei.t-; ,,tb can be d.iii- at your born.-. r. UCiO-e si.., j ,1 , re--'-,! i,t;. ed erivein i.ire--'-,, j.t-.xu, it tor iiur'i.-ii'itr." lo II. A. lieriuaii. (i.h.-ra! Manager, fnrt-orit n H ,iidii,'. writes: t.ppo.-ite l.'i.jtc.J St Tn-a.v i i this side of the Atlan- I ury. Washingrnn. 1) C. 1 to know that their Pres- ft-aft-v'- The regular sutineroili.ai i.ri.e of the two i,a!er- ih y:, The Germania Life Insurance Co. 1 Of New Ycrk. G. P. Higinbalham, Manager. miii i"im.t-'tliiaw liiilMaii ynmimne to- mat riTCTBng;gTajp.atmT.w7jyKu PAINTIJMG, PAPERHANGlfiG. ne com pa riv: un to issuefl the latst lolicies : Military Surgeons. St. Paul, Minn., June 3. The military surgeons today elected Lieutenant-Colonel John V. P.an raaeler IIofT, U.S.A., president; Major James E. Pitcher, U. S. A., retired, secretary, and Lieutenant II. A. Arnold, of Pennsylvania, , pkl.NK VII. I, K, treasurer. The following committee was named to urge the repeal of the anti-canteen law in Congress : General Cook, General Priesth, Major Seaman, Colonel Reed, Col onel Griffith, Major Clark and Ma jor Wright. 1 ALSO CAIil'.Y A Fel l, jidck OF WALL PAPERS,1 A ri'.1 arn prcpr oh 10 years old. WILSON .V NICHOLAS, tate Agents. Abirijitm li'ltPjf, Pr.rt.lnrul, Or AGENTS WANTED. mm? 1 (- in l.l-l .... 'fV h s... 1'tt.i, " r ' . '"'fvf s;-:. --.. ( Sr. A ":: mm I 'J U. f.' fill or-nTs wito n.at Prineville Saisfaction Guaranteed. Charges Reasonable. iHotel M. H.QE LL, f INEVILcIdE, OEGOL A First Class House. Headquitrters for Trav- ITS THE CIRCULATION THAT COUNTS! 4 Tim l bcciiiiiiIh for the hucccnh and valtin of a Wf own ai d occupy Tli" tultnr rnft antit- lititli,ni( In th world. We huva over l,o,ow t;n'.oin-i r.. Sixtf fn t.tnniritU clftk re constantly tiiii;-U t,l!iiin; out of-tuwn ordem. OUR GENERAL CATALOGUE ii tln book of the propl it qtiolc Whreuie Pricr to Lvrybotty. has ovr-r i.ooa pMrq, ifl.ooo M 1 utt rutK, V df-tcr.pt i ono f ii' --.ru, with jn iLt, it roMn. 73 crfit to . --. copy. We want ml to lur ft.-. SI-.NH KII'TKKN tK your j;ood f;iit 1. . Bi.d v !l ynj a cup K Ii IC tt, wit It ull nUntr pn 1 THE REVIEW ESTABLISHED IN 1894 Ah nn ntlvertiNinit niediuni ami np to iUtti liewttpnptT and fmnily jnurnal. . . . . If h WwfiSSUilf.tK.' -SnJ Ci (U. cmtA(io imtrutioiii. m tl 1 " print Biiii tuail y ' f' J KM i H to how I " 1 I ... i "A Revieoi Ad Pays" L N. LIGGETT, Ed. and Prop. 4 t . 1 iOlA Dvsneosia Curo iNew eliny Men. it - - Nature In slrenKUicnirig ami reoon- ; iVL&IlElCIGIHGIlX r- - Struct by a Fast Mail. Ekif. Pa.. June 2. While dm-' Hartiflclallydiifests ihe food rind aids , . , ,1,, mature in slrenKtliening ami reoon ine acroes the trajkn of the Lake Btructlncr the exhaitsted tllirefitlvc or Shore railroad, 15 miles west of l is the latest discovered tV'--Mtr . , , ... , , ant ana tonic. No ol her preparation Erie, today, Hugh Walters and can approach it in clllciency. Jt in- Michael Findlev were killed and f antly relievesantl periuaiiently curea Dyspepsia, IiKlixestlon, Heartburn, Iiruce Hazlett fatally injured. Fiatulerice, Sour htomaeh, Naiinea, Their rise was utruck by the fact KJ I lewlacbfi, GaHtralfia. Crampsand , ,, aiioiiiet lesutiaui i injiei icci tl iesiiun. n,;. . t: i- n rt mail going ut H terrific speed. The Priryk-.rtfi. LuriTsiyrirontfiirnZM tiroes o'Ce VineS, LiqUOrS (St. Lljar8 ; i: ..1 ,i V: .ll..,' t . i, ,. v V 6tniilii.lMi. lliulv all iilniul.) v oiieliiuiioieOfreo i tuen lived at J indley a Lake, N i , Prep0r. by e. c. d.wittVco.. cDiecg 1 MSNDEHSON & P(JLLAUI).! ... THE CARY HOUSE BAR 'CURECGI16TIPAiE0i1. 23 SO A Li DRUGGETS i li'iTf MTPT V flfT' P IKTrTn " r""' "" r i-'iti:l(in.( f'sritrti rp thl. Iili-ni l,mn lUUVliU J DlJl UUtttli11UjI;i; ,,,., ,.r r,, r ,.,,, i,i ,..,. n il u n.l r'-ulu. Sum nl nit hioH.t frw. . KTKItlJMi IIMII l.f t tl.. I lilfnio. lliiiilli'il. I nn. . nr N. w 1 ork. 117. RTONKVVALL, OLD CItOW, McFUtAYKK, MAY WOOD, SIIAWH MALT, A RYK whinkicH O'fleil Bros., OB A LB US IN FINK LIQUORS AND ClflARS. Beer 5 Cents. Fniiilly TrntU Sollnlt ttd on Bot tlnd Hour nnd Tho Fi infills Npn Sod. VYIilNklt'K from 1 to $10. Full line of OriArtl good MARTKLL, HFNNKNY ttnrl MONOPOLK HrandieK. Hauternit, Hock, Itrt,Anj?nlie and RHI NIC WineH.