Prineville review., June 15, 1901, Image 4

Prineville Review.
They banish pain
and prolong life. fe G,VES
SA'rrui'AY, .1 i nk i.r, m.
SAVE
YOUR
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TAGS
t 1:1 ice
MANY TIMBEH CRUISERS.
Croat Number of Land, Saku WUie.l ir
Ar Not Made Publio. ; jfc
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The number of timber cruisers
oow in the Oregon and Washington ti
woods is considered larger than j3
ver belore by those whose interests
enable tliem to keep posted on such
nitttterg. A great deal of timber
land is now changing hands west
of the Cascades", but there is very
little noise made about it, as in- j
tending purchasers enjoin SM.'recy :
on their employes for obvious rea- j
sons. The only way to find out ,
what is being done in this linn j
would be to consult the records a t
the various courthouses of the state.
The task of cruising timber laud
bought by the acre, is accomplished ,
much more readily than when the
number of livt of lumber has to be;
given ; and the method usually
Bdopted is to select an average acre
in each -IK-acre tract, count the
trees o-i that, and then multiply I
Al Tin, umijur tt-l.i-. id natvlllv ill "
in v.......i, imiu ... ... v. .. . . loth,- Kir.-.-; . Hi.HI.'aL tt11l',VI, . I.' ,v hi
the employ of the prospective pur- Sk
.Wo- fl,r.3 lha ..it in, -if., i A V mt &ESiS)B:t!&U.Z3ai.
enough to insure his employer
a-ain2t 113
An experienced cruiser, speaking The Dalles. Portland' PRINEVILLE
ti t K en 1 ,i .Ji'f r t'i'c ii f 1 v fi -i i f '
can etituiite the amount of timber l ml Astoria
on a given tract as accurately us .,nnY rn
the farmer can figure on the nutu-! A JLvJAllAJ. v v.
No matter what the matter is, one will do you
good, and you can get ten for five cents.
tl oiui itr.iir i'h in k O 'M. I !n ;. m i t n .i.t-i
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"Str" tin p;n (Miowinpf muiill ntnrs pHnto.l on under ldo
oftnr), "TIorseShoK," " J, T" "tlood r.uek," " Oro How,"
iui ' llruramoud " Natural I.enf Tiu Tks are of equal value iu
KcouriuK presouts mentioned below, and may bo assorted.
Every mau, woman and ohild eau ilnd somothiujj oa the liat
that tliey would like to have, and cau have
'.AO.
1 Mit'h Pot
tKnfv on Mil. otuul Nll
S S. t-Mor, tn.-h il
4 OliilM's Sot. Knlfw. Pork 'h.u t
b Suit tul lVppr Si(,ortiHftt'ti,itii.t-
mi'! put it on wh(t tutl M
(l frt'ii.-h Hnp W.khI l'ip it
1 li'r, hallow urounU. tin Knulttli
N'l W
i ldittor Knlft frlp pll. Inut
mi ut v
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W iVvpii, tf.uHl MtkoI, . biii'kttorn
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Ivnf pla:i.l n.na Wo
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9 til fji'll. tii!l'ltti liOk'tTH' li:ilc
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W ur .'mIHhm-
lit Tool Set, not ulftVtlitllMI, I'Ht
tool W
IT T.'lVt Net ili(HOt(iMl Hrt'nlalu,
lirv Imu-lHonm m
W li.'Miiiiijton Itillti No. 4, Hnr Ml . M'U
'Jl lit. h. Hint ltii- ttilvtM-. mil d'Wi'li I UHK)
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;u tiititr t lilmiu), ri ik-woiI, l-
litul fHHl
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V4 W in, Ih'it tlopvvttuitt l't Lhiu.
pj HitjJM
.IT U.Mtii'ufon. tti u'ilt iHtrM, litm-
t i.'t Shot Own, li' or W .mi . , .'JJtHJ
JH lit, . in, '.Rti.t.ii4 uiki, U'lttMi or
Sli it (tun. ln(tii!lou, it'Utile l ar-
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spaciai Notice i ;r.:r.r,"..!;'?. r,-.f..;.r;.;.U'i;v:.H.
7 --.-f-c-rg i.ut v II U. for fi t'.V M tr; yiLi i wtttPJ cvilU'tf
Ittiiuirt-.l, if .''" -'-t 'v m i" r l' -f 'i.' il t '
STAR PLi'-'C "VOSACCO
trill Innt unit uir.ir.I m m l'l .v r" i ..m. u .llm.-'ii urlU of ly
oihir b.nuJ. MAKSS T-(' - K'.jTI
Send t..e! ta rTIi:'S'.i. J ! ' ' C.K, St. tOtlH. Wo.
L. DILLON'S PLACL
3STEiIR OOHOCO BPtir)C3-H!
Livery, Feed
and Sale Stable.
BAR ,N nection. And Carries
Wines, Uiiiors nncl Ciirw.
Ilia llilliard Table ia in (food Shape. Give Him a Call
TEMPLETON & SON,
-DKAI.KUS IN-
Drugs and Chemicals
Patent Medicines and Toilot Articles.
Winea and I.iijiiDrii for ini'diciiiiil jmrpowoH only. I'liycieinin' per
hm iptiona cuit'fulli t-nni oii init!l .
('IIUIH I'llllll.H Fuwk V Honnky
CONSOLIDATED
rr
ber of bushels of wheat in his liar-
'Dai'es City"
"Regulator"
BKTWKKN
vest field just before the reaper are
turned in. Of course, we give the
buyer the better end of the eatim-; The "alios and Portland
ate, as our reputation depends upon i""'1)-t"""1J;,u.hinjt al VWf j.lllnll.
and
Warm Sprinn
J. E. CAMPBELL., Propr.
Line
bis having made a successful in
vestment, based on our figures.
"Some of the cruisers aro em-;
Colimiliiii SoiiTii
liiiilwiiv
Mil II II II I
aim Ion
Mb
Sinks
WAREHOUSE
AT SHANIKO, OREGON.
Steamfr Ri;aior lenves The lft!le Rt
I'niu'.s t it y " i'orilaaJ
C a. m. other points.
TllliOl till TO THE I'.U.l.KS IN
'it !! P'o-e:i:i'r iintf-
year, and their salaries frequently : ,;i'. i''
rUll Up tO 2.0UU per atinuru. The ; at1t;r'Tlim:iformat;ou, call on or a,ldreM
DAY TIM IS.
buyers seldom ?ee the land they 1
purchase, and so hundreds of thou-j
Bands of dollars are often paid over I
just on the says so of the cruiser. ;
The cruiser who is paid $2000 a j
year often makes four to five times!
that amount for his eniplovers1
i
within that space of time. ;
I.eA'.e 1'riliKViUe at 6 . in. on Tu.v-.lft-,
Thiirj.Uy. an.l sHlnrilajr ol40b woek ciuitfrt.
t Warm Sprh.gi f..r The lialla. and way
point.
Warm Snrin? at rt k m yn M.;n.!y,
tf.liics.lRy. au.l Irulav.-f tfa.-h ne,'k con I
nectiiie will. .lax.-, tor Kurt... Lake, iaw am j I
The Columbia Sunt l,i-rn llail.vnv t'.i. controls Si 1 x 10O feel o the I
Slinniko Warehouse building, t" l' u - I as a f r t ; h t warehouse throuuli
which th.'V wiil receive and forward freight in the usti..l iiiimin'r. I
Tin- i iKiin -ioti that all LiiMh.'-s loll!.', bi- done thrmiiili forward !
(ii)oil AcooniiUiiilatioiM t all Matioux . , , , , ,, . i: . r; .1
. ,, , ... , . , , mi- i.uises is tin erroneous one and we take tills inenns ot ilispeluntc ,
ami ( tmirortuble iphli-le. ! 1
it. Kreijilit rei-eive.l and h. 1.1 2-1 hours will bo turned over to a forward - ,
Fare,7..m Kouml Trip. M-Win llls,.., s;1.j,.(.t , ,ho or.l-.r of thu Consign,-... j
. , 11) Particular Miration iiien to Pre i.jhl ami The rate on nool in sucks or bale from Slianiko to The Unlles '
rirst Satioiial Lankj f..rt. '-t .,-, ,.pnts pm vmwu. j
2 CtS. XeY lb Tuuij'i'-I"-!"" 1 'l'r rMt'" aiul otllt'r " 'fiinit :..ti , call on or addrecs I
...... ..J ".'.'?'.. ! l K, l-YTI.K. I
Maniaiiiviiii f i vu. u ifn 'u mil lltl.nn in:ni:'ii inuin
I" I . V I a. t at.
IJOXNKY .V COIIUS, IVopridors.
We ro now the proprietor, of the above named Stnblei, and
j an well prepared to attend to the wants of the traveling public.
j W'h n-k the publii! to give nn n trial ami we will guarant
; tliat your piitrniiHi. will bo both deserved ami appreciated.
SOUTHERN COLUMBIA RAILWAY COMPANY
Timo Tab'e No. 7.
EFFECTIVE 12:01 A. M., MAY 6, 1900
W. C. A I. LA WAV.
The Dalles, Oreeon.
-OK-
T.'n.v'ieton Son fl.Tnn
ITiiirv liie. Uli.LL
1'niRt! Ma I'iiu., i
BC3MS CAUSED DEATH
B. F. ALLEN ....
: M. SICHEL . ..
i T. M. BALDWIN
. . . rreji(lel:l
. 'iee-rr"i:ilertt .
Cusliiel !
Rescue of Woman Frora Burning Build
in? Came Too Late.
Tratiaf-.t a erneral lianltiTie b.ifn......
Account.- kept hiibj.ci to check. Exchange
gold on Portland. San Francisco and New York.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
EVERRTT, Wash., June S. A fire. Collecllonn receive prompt attention.
ti ii-;
flEtf YORK WORM,
THB1CE A WEEK EDITION .
(I !' .t- I' A. Slianiko, Or.
fir. ;k k i:iss,
Aeei.t. Snaniko, Or.
50 YEARS-EXPERIENCE
tE?l&':l!& Tnanr MlRKl
Started in a lodging-house at about
10 o'clock this evening. Mrs. E.
Fitterling, aged 50 years, suffered
burns from which she died about
four hours later. An unknown
man's left hand was badly burned.:
Before the alarm was turned in 1 3
Edward Kelly, a motorman, rushed
upstairs and found Mrs. Fitterling
Standing linild the tlameS. WnlCll ; tlormtnclifonnrtemlal. Hanoi nkon Patent
p .1 . i er't
wiir. nnii ruin An tmm nil clil.ij pi
' 6 "f tMruil n-tict. without clnrire. in the
Kelly fought his way through the $CitiHC 111.
flames with the woman, and reach- AnmMr ,,,.,rM sk!r.
ed the street. She wa. taken to
the Windsor Hotel, where she died IVj L K N & C0.36,B'oad""' NeW TOrK
at 2 o'clock. The fire department
( 18 Pr.e'eH a Weni
... l&O Pi.porri a VofM-.
. PubltHhed every Alternate Day exerl
j Suticiay.
Designs
Copyrights Ac.
I'fk-nr -iriiain cur nnintrin fre whether n
tl- n iinct if "nnientiai. iianotv k on rtpiu
wr.f fpM oii1Mt Mtrinrr fur Rfurinif Date:.'.
renponded promptly und soon had T
the fire under control. At
$900 !:
J anl tl
rist- 1 -'m.
For Pardon of Idaho Rioter.
Lkwistox, Idaho, June 8. Tho
mas Heney, ex-Sheriffand member'
of the Legislature from Shoshone1
county, and widely known as a
labor leader, his been in Lewiston
for several days asking signatures
to a petition addressed to the Board
of Pardons requesting that Paul
Corcoran, now serving a 17-y ear
ientence in the penitentiary at j
Boise for the murder of Jatnos j
Steyne, be pardoned. Corcoran i
was one of the participants in the :
riots at Wardner, Idaho, April 20,!
1839, at which time the Hunker
Hill and Sullivan mine wa? blown
up.
Bought a Mexican Railroad.
City ok Mexico, June 9. The
Stilwell group of American capital
ists have purchased the Pachuca,
Xacualtpan it Tampico railroad
from Kichard H. Thrice, The
amount paid was $1,000,000 gold
and 33 per cent of the common i
etock of the company to be organ
ized. The road will be extended j
from Sandoval, its junction point,
with the Vera Cruz railroad, toj
Tampico, making a short line of 121
hours between this city and north-j
ern gulf points,
VEAIU.Vto Ch
in or woman
to lo'.k afterour Browing busi
nos in this arid adjoining
Couiiti-s ; to act as Manngi-r
and Corr-i-poiid(-iits ; work
run be done af your home.
Knclii-c si-lt'-H'idn-.-i-erl stamp
ed envelope for particulars
to II. A. Sherman, Genera!
Manager, (.'orcoran Building.
, i'. , , -r.
l i7lll- IT ,.llll'-'l . ..ii.-.- i iciia-
ury. Washington, D (.'. J
I he 1 hn.-e-aW eeic hihimn of The
New York World is rind u:n ". all
'"ueekiv" ';i..T. ill t7.., Iriv in.-1 icy ol
oulii,-aT:iri, m:. the fr'lni.-f., ti.-.-nrn.-i
and varietv ol il i-.iii'..-iitH. ft Iikh all
the merits uf a k'roiit 'i d.nlv at llio price
of H dollar Meekly. ItH poiilical newrt
iiornpr, complete, Be. urate ai-d iinpnr
tntl ii.- aii it. ieaderM mil t.-widv. Ilia
aiiiiiHt ilm riiono!:t--i u'ol for the
peopl...
It pi ill's I he news of all lie world
luivini.' Mpeci.ii ri.neepoii'leiu-.i from ail
important neun point, on the lolm. Il
lias brilliant illiii-trutioni". KtorieH by
jrreut antlioiM, a cajdiul hmnor pie,
con:p!i-M rnaiketM, dt.parlnienl for the
hi'iiM'liold and nomeirH Hork himI other
special depaitinciitrt of t'.niiniul inturext.
ott.-r thn. iineoiiuled ru-WMriai-er
le l'HiNkvn.i.K liEview toKotlier for
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MORO, OREGON. j
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Will l e prepared for general wari-bou-.. business by Ailgii'-t 1st, I
lv.i'.. Warehouse, 40x 1 "Ml l' et, situated on railroad track. .
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CEORCE J MOHLER, D. J. HARRIS.
(ieu. Manager. Supri intrude nl.
gSfComU will be insured against loss by tire if desired,
otherwise will be received and stored at owners risk.
ilip regular suhsoriptimi price of the
two papers is .
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The Germania
Life Insurance Co.
Of New York.
PAINTING,
PAPERHANGING.
I ALSO CAKKY A KI'I.L STOCK OF
WALL PAPERS,;
AnO am prcpnreil tn All all order- with neat-ne--.ii
and d;r.a(;h.
An obl line company; lip-to
date; issues the latest policies;
40 years old.
WILSON' A NICHOLAS,
State Agent.
1314 Abirmtm B'ld'g, Portland, Or.
AGENTS WANTED.
Saisfaction Guaranteed.
Charges Reasonable.
M. H.BE LL,
PKINEVU.I.K. : : : : DKKtiON
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
Prineville
Hotel
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O!EG0JM.
A First Class House.
Headquarters for Trav
eling Men.
G. P. Higinbotham, Manager.
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Wi own a,,il occupy the talleat m-rcaritile biiiWInil In tha world. Wi hava
uvti s.ooo.ooo cuntomera. Qixti-en hundred clerka ara conatantly
nifaeed hlllriK out-uf-town ordera.
OUR OENERAL CATALOOUK ia the book of tha people It quotea
Wholcaalc Prlcea to Everybody, ha over l.ooo page, ifi.ooo llluatratlona, and
fo.oco descriptiona of articlrl with price. It conta 71 centa to print and mail
each copy. We want you to have one. SI-.Ni) FIPTKKN CENTS to ilmw
your Bcod foitli. and we II .end you a copy PRE.IC, with all eliarn. prepaid.
1 W
unMTnnUCrV WAPn J?, Ptl ichi,aiivo.anaadno8lrcl
ni wii . viumL.il 1 i.nnu in ui chioago
New
Management
Molineux Murder Ca.ie.
! It artificially digests the food and aids
j Nature in sirensjtlieuinK and rccon
1 BtructInK the exhausted diirestive or-
1 gans. Histbelatestdis'xivereddlneKt- 1
. .. T o T, ant ann tonic, rto other preparation
Ai.kanv, N. Juno 8. The re-; Mn mmiiirh lt ln ,.m(-,.ucy. it In-I
turn in the .Molineux murder case jstantlyrellevcsanil permanently cures I
. , ... , .., ., ,-, , e Dyspepsia, IndlKCstlon, Heartburn,
wan today hied with the Court of , Kiatulenee, Hour Htomach, Kausea. ;
Anramlfi. The return enntniris 845fJ. Kick Hcatlaehe, Oastraieia, Crariipsaua I
pages, and is nriWhe largest evcri?"; WineS, LiqUOrS fit Ci0arS
fild with the ctiurfc iXcwlarcl IIKNDKUSON A POLLAJU).
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ESTABLISHED
IN 1894
An nn (iilvertisinK medium iind up-to-date
newspaper ami family journal
"A Review Ad Pays"
L. N. LIGGETT, Ed. and Prop.
4
tiiiiiiiiikujua
ANDY CATHARTIC
CURECOfiSTIPATWH
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DRUGGISTS
A HAT IITttT V filT HI? IWTPPn rurn nr "'B ir-fTi:itlTmtIoM, tuarnrM art thn Men litixa
rtOjULUlIilJl VVRluinluUU ((,f. m-vt-r ut, or ri.eit rnuntt run natural rMii!i. ham
nle nnrl lutohtfK fn. Ad. M I HIJ-VO liKU KIV Ut.. thirnrn, Mnntrpnl. Can., or fun Yrk. ill.
STONEWALL,
OLD CHOW,
McltltAYEIl,
MAYWO0D,
MI AW -MALT,
it ItYH whisk ie
O'Jieil Bros.,
DRALKns IN
FINK LIQUOUS
AND CIGARS.
Beer 5 Cents.
Fnrnlly T renin Sollnlt
nrl nn bottlud Boor nd
Tho Fiitnous Nnpn Sodrt.
Whiskies friun ft to $10.
Full line of
(Iflsed gnd
MARTKLL,
IIENNKHY to
MONOPOLK
rtrnndies.
Siuiterne, Hoek,
I'nrt, Angelic and
UIIINKWin.