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About Prineville review. (Prineville, Crook County, Or.) 1???-1914 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1903)
Kntt'rr.l nt tho. PostmlW at rrinevUlo, Orogon n-fM'o n.i.i-t'Ui.s iuiitli.r. ri ni.isnFu kvi hy thi u-iuv nv VM. 1101. 1U It, KhlTOK ASH H;o;-.:ll lot.. SUBSCRil TiON GATES Olio' year Six month Tli roc month .. V'i-.-i r fl; Mil ...' lU't rk in -l.-i-irtv JAliY . ,!, -. ' . . ,. 'J ropet:a Wool- .wCiruEss : Tin cominittoe of anatigemcntj has even fit eoleot me to make a few remarks upm V.ij pit, pre- stock. ?nme, I must My, tvho o,;rs tn lift) ly right of iii"'covijr nsru lees progressive, brouglit wilhjaud proximity. I nui liapjy to them cattle that had within their say right here, that the leading blood a taint of the long-horned, j Bhep men of this county have lean ami lank Mexican stock, and ! recognized through the Crook hy promiscuous breeding the leven j County Stock association that t oflholwl rapidly overcame the ; undertake to mix cattle and thmp j good. Tlio unerring rule in nature together for rangiug purposes is ' is by inbreeding and lack of ee-jlike undertaking to mix eil and wj lection, the defects in the. progeni-1 water. Therein an incompatibil tors are more readily transmitted : ity that no forcing or coaxing will ; than are tbe more perfect qualities, overcome, so far as cattle are con- These were the days when men's cemed. Therefore, it is acknow wealth in cattle was counted more ; ledged insomuch as all ate usees- . ia U103' by the number they owned than ,ary to complete tho whole, and as : by the quality of the cattle. 1 her s sre required to contribute to the turned out some good, heavy beef common purse it it but just and as a fact, but it must be reraem-j right that sutViuieat range thould be set aside untouched by sheep to I.1UT i hered th.tt the conditions then and now were different. There wag an abundant of free pasture furnished bv the beneficiary of a good got- pent and future of the cattle in- eminent, and the natural grass - dustry, especially of Crook county, j were of the most nutritious. If In the Bible we find the history ! the steer or cow had any good of creation, and that on the sixth 'qualities whatever, they were day Gol creaU-d the beasts of the brought out to their fullest extent, field and ail cattle and then crcat- Those were tho days when it was ed man ?ikI gavs him dominion i easy for any one to succeed if they over all things. Tlion therefore, j had but the nucleus of a start, insomuch as Goi reserved for his i Then to be what was considered hist of creation both catlle and i a successful cattleman, meant one man, the crowning work of all his who spent the most ef his time in creation, it is reasonable, to sup ! the saddle upou the range, and pose they bun-; the conteaipcr-! every rustler depended upou him aneout in beginning, tho existance 1 self in a great degree. The inter of the one is essential to the ex-jest of the neighbor and his herd istance of the ot'uer. I do not I was not considered only during the doubt but what there are some herein thi 3 audianee that would say cows' milk biought me out of my weak state and to the cow I owe mv life. Still farther along in the Bible we road of improvement in cattle, mkI we le.-.rn ho.v under a 'contract that Jacob made with Labon, he. the s;iid Jacob, cli inirod the color of the offspring to his ad vantage. lie went farther, he bred only for himself ti.e large, the strong and healthy, producing without question an improved breed. This is the ri.-st effort so far as we know of a human agency in directing the production of that which was better than that pro duced by natural st-lc:tion. It is certainly true that civilized man by selection, good juJgincnt and careful attention has been able U produce breeds adapted to ever;, want or condition of himself. It, thr; dairy;' we find t iu- Jersey and llolstein ; in the pastures we find the .Short Horn and various strains of the Durham faauiy. The Red Durham, for beauty and show, pleases the sight and is gool for nice fat steak ; upon the range as a rustler the Hertford is purma- nant and when put upon the scales is a producer of profit to the grow er of beef. We see the human race makes progress in evvy art and science and it ia true that the civilization of a nation may a gagod by the character of the cattle thereon. In the eaili-.-r days of the first gt tlenitnt uf ti.is tountry the young II!' n, li:0.-riy t,t vre.-l r:i On g: n, cami- over lu - (,';is.r.n iik-ui, t.:ii.s t' ti.is ioti.-.t--y to find pa-fjje.-new for their caitle : a io;inrv then only in Us v:r;:i:. ton: tri'-c lh n p, the. (iriii I ,.- i season of the general roundup, ad it such titues as when there was gathering and pooling of interest in disposing of their beef. Along about the year 1S74, sheep began to appear upaa the range. I remember well how bit ter was the feeling against their encroachments. They came and multiplied until some of the larger owner of cattle went out of the business by either disposing of their cattle and ranches, or driving them to ranges yet unoccupied by sheep. There is a natural antipa thy between cattle and sheep as every herdsunau knows; and it is but natural that the owners under the old regime with equal legal rights upon the publie domain, (which is yet true) should boat var with one another. It was thought by many in those days that the cattle industry would nave to sueemmb, but thanks te tiie men ef energy and who see things as they are, and by impror ed methods of caring for their cat tle generally as well at feneed pastures, growing alfalfa and other feed, the increase in sheep as well as the dread of long, hard winters no longer haunt the minds of the owners of cattle. Now under the improved system deep snows are a cause for rejoicing, because snow makes water, and water in season properly applied makes hay, and today hay is king in Crowk county and in my opinion will ever be. It takes the place of the old dried up graft which our cattle in times ; lit t were compelled to wade trirongh the storms of winter to tinJ ; the government grouud may bp bare of grass in the fall but our fenced pastures and pleta.-ious stacks of liy tides us through un- M .w un-Jvr the i :i;::vo ct.ndilion ! tir l.wts in a the uif.st cf. til t:o; bun egnn stands at its primitive v. ay i.i.tj thtui tuctcctJ-.u f,;;rlv well. These ! meridian height, when nature tre the men that opened the first again reclothes earth with an trails and road ways, and they snd i'abundancy of green grass for all. their children are entitled to ourf-'rok county stockmen wonld be respect and consideration. Some content if we were permitted to en of them brought to this country I joy and use that whieh we pay herds that v.ere of fairly good taxes to protect, and should be per cent off; ON WALL PAPER. To make re. in for our new stock we have decided to tut tho knifi; ii.to our Wall l'aper Department, and for THIUTy DAY.-S will sell our entire stock of Wall Paper, showing over one iil.vdkkd palternu, atadiscount of 40 per cent. All IGo Paper will go for Ce per double roll All 20c Paper will go for 12c por double roll All 25c; Papc-r will go for 15c por double roll All oTc Paper will go for 21c per double roll All 40j Paper will go for 2it per double roll All 45c Paper will go for 27c per double roll A'l COo Paper will go for 30a per doublo roll 4 X t t The ;ibove comprise the beet milling patterns. Those n no cannot call and examine tho stock personally are assured that by stating the colon) desired will be suited in patterns. Alwaj'H statu size of room in ordering. Yours for Business, C. I. WINNEK, Mgr. ADAMSCN & WiNNEK CO. satitfy the reasonable demands of those engaged in the cattle in dustry; thus it should be, and if there it to be war againtt any it thould be againtt the inrader who by reaton of his home location eon tributes nothing to the common purse, but erincet as I learned while in Antelope last spring a thorough contempt for the small homesteader and hit holdings, for when they deigned to speak of him, it was always with a big I and a little job. We are now just upon the dawn of a new era in the stock industry of this tounty, and that industry in my opinion will ever be the leading business and main resource of the people of this coun ty, and if there ever was a time when factious division should be discouraged it is now; and all should unite to see to it, that the citizen honsebuilder of Crook toun ty shall e well provided ia hie right to ample prifilejes in the forest reserve ettablishruent that it about to be cstablithtd. If any other than the rule that those who live nearest thill have a prefered right thould prevail in any degree in establithing the primal right the wrong may seem to be small at first, yet it might like the snow ball upon a mountain side, a small thing of itself but started down ward may beeouu an avalanch that will uproot and crush all that is in its way. The burden of en forcing the law against the unlaw ful setting of fires in the timber rests upon the people of the couuty in whieh the fires occur. It is the avewed purpose of the government to preserve the timber for the double purpose of proteeting the settlers water tupply and to pre terre the timber for hit future use at againtt the speculator, who would own new and use his owner ship in a manner detrimental to local demands. Some say while they make profit now, we could get benefits; remeaiber you can not eat your cake and have it too We as stock men do not dejire to become the tenants of the tim ber grabber, bat through our or ganization show that we aro in ac cord with the reservation plan o preserving (be water supply, by preserving an ample cover of g as. and timber upon the meuntaiti tfidee, making those in high nn thority realize that we are the natural protectors of our mountain ranges, if n t because of a contid i-ration of generations coming, we do so by reaion of their pro. imity as a measure of self protec tion, and as a means to our finan cial success. These will be pre fered above all others. lie who makes two spears of grass grow where one grow heretofore is a public benefactor; although his leading thought may be only for himself to have something to tell, f' yet he is contributing an accom uaodation to him who hat need to buy. Let us rather prepare to deal with government than with strang ers. They, it is true, may become taxpayers, but would we not rath er preserve a condition of things that enables us to be tho taxpay ers instead of them? At this time we hear talk of railroad construc tion and great irrigation schemes. i . Capital may conttruct either or Jj both, but there are great natural I conditions here that no amount of ij money can change. This is a J stock country and in time cattle x j will be prefered. X It will never pay to irrigate, for J wheat to be transported out of this J country to a seashore market as 2 against countries more favorable Z: located. We now find that where we can irrigate, hay and pasture J it more- profitable. Railroads will j 1 Gnd their profit in transporting! X ' the timber, now located, fat ttock, J dairy products and stock hogs. J i Just now Crook county barely! l.. I ..e ii-.tr .t -' leeue uieu aim it ui iiecn me, trmert own and best inaiket. We will raise mora wheat, but (Continued next week.) j. IP Tlie oltl llieotT that consumption wii tnheritct is utterly discredited by nioden medical srirnee. The irerma of mnption must b received from with- k- out. These Reran are every where. J They are constantly beinr received and S . I... at.. 1 W A -qii-sj M - i, out i'T l" a' .l"! It is the narron chfstetl whose in heritance is weak. nraa who fall e S pry to constiinn- SW lion hecatiM tlin V v" are too wrnk ot ' ltiR to rrit and '. throw ofl riiwase. ' Doctor I'te rre'e , Coltlen Medical lliecovrry ninket weak lnngl ttrottc;. It curet ohatiimte deep- rated roughs, bleeding lungs, weaknem, emacia tion and other conditions which if neglected or ua kitlully treated find a fatal ter mination ia con sumption. "In th inHnir of lorn I m liiten with hemonh! f the litem, tml trriit Try vftk Ktt4 iihott nr hrntt. lct Srh and rtmi no aptttc.-wrttpa Mr. K 1.. Kobinrtl. ttf Xrrvca. Trttti. "I w persttatlctl In irr Dr. Ptfrt-' G.tUlm Medical rtifc-ot-rrv. Th fin! lw IntttlM euitl to do m ttttt Ittllr (hh1. Thouicht 1 wotikl Mxn be rktim of ttmt tlrmtlrl ditrate, CPtmrtton. of whu-h ftctrvral of aiy fiiimly dipvt. lla altnol ivrN up In Wpir when my frten.1l prmtiftard Ktv lo yotir ' t;nltlrn Mek-Al piwrrm' fair trial . 1 rcntmrntrd It ttM acttin antl In a ahort ttmr was frrhiif brlter. f ctnttntietl tt u until 1 hatl tukra ivtttn rattle. I wih 169 pnumla now, aud wtirn 1 eontntfnortl 1 only wighrtl 140 p.MtoJav If aov on doubta thta atatrmen( I Will be pleased to answer any Inquiry." Accept no substitute for "Golden Med ical Piscovery." Nothing"jttst as good. " Pr. rierce's TleaMnt Pellets cirauae the dugged lystem from impurities. m Salomon, Johnson & Co. n v :reVr.S t,i C. I SALOMON. OUR POLICY la to make the dollars go farther thnn tin y rvrr i A n foro i.t i.roviilinR tl.o lioiuo anil fmuily with Htnmlard niakoa of fcootln, aiul in coiusotiuriuo it n l.u-y Um. VK I'AliliY A KIM. I-INK OV TimbejT Act Jtin S, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. l'niti 8utos IaihI OfHr, The P11m. (trf(ron. jnury -.V, ly. !rtt!( 1i herhy ivfn Urn, in e.mpiluct with th pro? utftiit ef the ct o( I'nngrf u l J in) J, i-i", etmtlcJ "An art for lb le of ttmt.fr latiJi in lha titt of ('antrum, ore on, !(TKila atl N anln nrton lrr(.ory," a etiti.Jf'l ix all the ptiMte laanil hUitai br art of Axginl 4, the following namM pertnnt aave.m July M. 13 fl4 la ihn oillci lhir svrttrn staiameiui, ui-wii: ElizaU'th i TottiT of SiinnK1al", fount y tf Sit-vetn, it ate of W a.thttitt ton- jurorii titteinont No for the iurohac of tin' nw r vc 1 i, t 1H s, r 10 v, w in t'liarlt A. I'ott.-r of Snrinit'laK'. emini v of Steven, tate of vhinnton, nworn -ttt'ituMU No yt9, for the oiirt'h.-i' f the ne r u, 1 1 , r 10 , w m, Klmer M. W harton if Sxikane. coiiiitv of ?,)kftin', dtate of Wh tuton. stforn tAtf tuent or the pur chav of the c hf ne ijr aiul e hf qr ncc 11, ( 1 s, r 10 t w in. L'tfjr A. Wharton of !-okane. rotintv if .iMikaiH, ftato of Wah uitrTtoii, orn MaiiMinnt No t, for the pur-eha-e of the e hf w r aut w hf tta nr nee 11,1 l? , 1 10 e. w m- john F Mum of iiokano. eoiiuiy uf SH.ktne nati of W ah in cum. sworn tau-:mi.i No for the pur chtMe of the nw ijr ec li. t IS s, r 10 e, w m. That the wiM offer proof to show that the land .ought it n'.we f aluahtefor lu timber or lone tbau f'r airrinul'itral purpoiet. and to etatIiih Ihetr elaimi to ia.il la:il btjfnra the flewjtiter an l KaceiTe- at I he tallrt, Urefon, on r rioif, April ii. r' Thay name as wiim'iwt: Elnuir B fTharton. I.tiry A W' harton, U H TaUor of Spokatie a.-h; KMitahcth Colter ami 'i)rlt A i'ottrr of .'pnrif.l1- Hath: o I'o.aJeater ami W Hrot-K of hVii'I, Oritm. Anr an A alt Deri on. elaimlnr a4 vrilt the ahove-leicrtt)ii land are re'iuiel to flit their elaima In thia nfflea oa or btfora the aai'l JUfi Jay of April, ! ria-it-ft-si jay 1. UTAi, Riifr, Timtcr Land, Act Juno 3, 1ST. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. t'nfti'! Hate Ln1 Off! re. The Tallci, (irfin, January n, Notice 1 h'-TLhy ttivon that in cnmpliariee with thi- provision it tin? act of t oiir-M i.f Juin-:t. enlltlfl "Anul for tli-- U-of timhiT laii'U in ttn- Statft of California. Ore itioi. N-v a-la an-l Waohmicton T-rnt"ry," at ftu-ii'h-'I to all the putilic I.aimI tatrt hy art of Austutt t. lb-- followiiuf nani'"l prton havi- tile-1 in thta office Iticir iworn tatemonti, lowit: Iaril lUnlr of Whratnn, eounty of Travr.e. tte of Mitt new.ta. worn tatemerit No 719, tllel juIt 1 for the purrha-e nt the n hf se t anu a hf ne ur ie 1", t li , r II e. w m. john K Hill of HarriiiRton, eounty of Unenln, tnt of Wa hi 11K ton. wr.i tatrrnetit No 7, tllft .fiily 11. Vfi, tot the purchte of tho 110 ijr a i 11, t l.( , r 10 e, w in. Wnilvn K Hill of Hari'injtt-jn, noint y of I .inr -In, mat. nt Vk fi'tmitf ion. nwrn ntai-unctil .No 791, tlir.1 July II, I for the pur-haif of th .' re ur t e J, l i-i 1, r 10 e, w in. I.oiii-t Hon'lr of Wli--'.to:i, eftniif y of Tr.ivcr . of Min n 'ola, owjii tnt. men! No fl.r.l .;i:ljr l 1ij for tin- purc'iav tif thr jr .jr. nw e ir, nw qr .0 r and lit r s ijr wc I'i. I i t, r 1 e, w m. Ti.at th.'.v wtll fifft-r prKf it how tliat the iftu-1 o iziii i tiion ilimdlf for im tlmU'r or vTi" th.t.'i for Htrrirnt .ir..l i-ir;M!i. ami to - iiiMi-h th-sr clit'iin lo .nui ::i 1 (M'or- the ll.'.'i '-rnii I It.-,-. 1 ,,r at Th j I'aii"., )rion, mi Mou-Uy, April 2-'. 1'JOt T.n-y ti'i-n u- wlrn WK HII . J It Mill, of Hr ri ut( ton, V viiihKl0fi ; lavol Mur on, I avi'l II Mr 1 o VV :.'-( t-n. M mil ; 1'tr.t M'-t'Titil nf Kia,'-l.-y i)r; iMf-irn- M ititcom -ry of U'ifur. or; MicfiM"! j rtowftn of Hull City. Montana; an I Mintftt'1 A iJ.-inpsey of Halfour, N I'ak. Any aii'l 11 fn;ron elaitnintr a-lvrrndy the iUv--'i s-ri Im-'I lari'N ar-j ri oufHt-,! to file tro-lr riftiini !i office on or before the nail Hh Amy of April, lirH. JAT P. r.ff'Afl, tli 10-alfi R"8itrr. MEN'S Boots, Shoos. Hats, Shirts, Ties, Overcoats, Underwear. A well ftB hundred. of other nrtiW'$ i'i I.ADIKS' Shoes, Dress (Jooils, Silks Skirts, Shawls, laekets, Uiulenveai lit' ili y jtmuli hut. OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT Is up-to date, with full and complete linos i f nil tin liM rl i- i;.nls. Wo nl." Currv n full lino of Crocker v niul Cutlery. -jSj Come Biul insptict our Block, ami nu lake is u re i.i sliuivitiit it t'i mi. Tlmlwr l.anJ, Act Jun 3, 1(:h. ) NOTICB FOR prBUICATIOM. VnltM itntci I k mt nnioo. j The lall'!. tr-i;on, January l VAW. , Notiee I hereby rIvcii that In otullnee; with the provWhm ofl he aot of lonnri'M of Juio X Ihth, euiith-4 "An a.'t for the .h ti li in UT Ianl in the Stnti'n of t'altforula. rc on. Neft)a atol Wa-hiinrton Tcrritorv," n 1-xtcndtMt in nil the tillle l.aul Sinh- by a-l of Auirut 4. the followluit tiniuot (hthii have fl lcl in thin oflVe their amtnt atate ineut, to-wlt : 1 Krlek Krhon of Rlark I'urk. eounty of Hettratiif. "late of Minuttta, tjworn stat. inent So flw, rtlnt June T, for the ptin-hae of the it tif ne ijr anl 1 hf nw ijr see 1. I , r hi e, w m, J Aiitfutt Hanton ' if I'rawfonl, enmity of KoUti. "late of outh I'aW.ila. vrorn atatcmetit No .., rilnl July I'hO. for the pnrrha' of I he hf nw ,r it ml n hf aw t(r, ee t I'i r lo e. w ni. i (itut Hanson of Orawforil. eounty of Holieri ttafe of Houth' Oakota. sworn ntatetnenl S'- ll(T. filial Jtilv I for 4 he oireha-e of the a hf ne qr aul lit nw qr ee A. I 12 . r in e. w m. CHlver Tliort-Jomon u Th Palietj, eixintr of aft. on, itworn slatcrm-nt No '.Mf, rtleil Auiruit 1 1. iyu.. for the itnrchaieof Iau l and J aiul a hf ue ur te' i, I 1' 1 r 11 e. in. Fete, nt'.l'uan ! of Itlaek Hua., eottnty of ;:--ltraml, 1 1 a t of; t lniictota. wirn tatemrttr .No w:, fllt-.l U(fiiE It, l''i, for the )iirrhae of the nhf. le ur and n hf nw tjr gee ., t l a, f II e, w tn. That they will off-r pronf to Hhow that the! latot ootrhi U more aluaMe for tin tlmU-ror' tone than fr agricultural ptirMM, mot to lahhih their elntiiiM to -f.! Unl iM-fi.re the j H.(ft.r aiol ll-reiv-r at The lllr. Ori'tf-tn.oit Thurvtav. April il, iwn j They nama a w(tnew J N tiulharn "of -iiMer, Or; fitli N-Non. K A Sallo-r of Ho ini.lji. Mum ; n J Story, of ICn. k Ihiek. Minn; 'iut Han on, of (rawfir !, S. ! ; ?fh I'rw Hi. ' I. K Alhritf hum, of Harm Horin. or; Wilson Hnrton. of heat.m, Minn: John J lo Win, tf Huna V ttti. Muni; John t.M.ll an.t Thorn . Tweet, nf f he I'rtllct, or; 1'r'rr Hj.ilman.of MUk tniek. Mum; ami olier Th'iroSiornton , f The Dallei, or, Anyatnlall i.r-tii elalinlmc Ivt-r'lv tin aNo,fitirtl"l Inn! re ro.i m-tc. to itle t h-ir rlalm in thlt offlce tui ir V-foro the nil 2irl day of April, Km. fUMU ftit JAY P. Mt"Ai, fteKllT. 'ftv--eV0 mi O i I 1 ! Up 1 -I I-- CLAY A. I! I ,t t...t Is SI.VtPiON, V .1 .f nr.- A . . - & For Sale I3v tw Timx;r Lftii'l, Art June S, W7H. NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION. I'liltud Hiatci I.anl Offiee. Tho pftll.M, Ore.in, January l'i3. Xotfre U hereby ivcn ttmt In eouiplianee Willi the tirovinion of the aW of f'oiiKre. of June 3, entflleil "An a-t for the naleof liinber laiol in the Httc of California, Ore K'u, Nevada and H aluiikfton Territory," a eltt'n'l" to all the publie Lam! Htafe by act of AtiKUit t, h!, the followillK HHincd perwiliM have tiled In litis otticu their nworn ttwtimetitit, to wit: John A. Anderson of Wheaton, eounty of Traverse,, utate ff Mfn ticnota, Hwurn tati'inunt No 7!l."i, fllec! July 11, V.n, for tho pu rebate f the w hf jr iw or nw ir uec and le u,r n t nee W, t li 1, r lo e, w m. Michael j. ftowan of ftottc City, eounty of Httver ftow, tat of Montana, aworn utatotnent N. 7'Ji, filerl July 11, VMri for the ptirehftnj of the n? (,r ic 21, t U 1, r iu e, w m. Miehael renifrey of Malfour, eounty of Mcllenry, atata of Vorth fakota, swfirn utatenii'iil No 7ttr, filed July II, IW2, or the purchuvj of thu n hi no u,r and n hf nw jr aee , t Yl , r lo e, w m. ( harlen A IIhiduui of Wlnan, rounty of Itob -rim ntnti of Mlnn'i aota, worn "tateni.iiit Sn 7S, fllej July 11. IfloJ, ft r the pureha'4 of the w hf nw or anu w hf aw soe i, t M h, r 10 e, w in. , That thev will offer nroof to whow that the laud Moiittht ft more valuable for it timber or Htone tiiftii for atfri'-uiturnl ptirpoten, and to entablloh their elalini to h( laud Iwfitre the HKlteratid Keenfver at TJ10 Imllca, Oregon, on Tuenday, April 'Jl, IWiS. They nnrnt as wftnexHen: Mlehaej j f(owant of Hiitte, M 00 ; Miehael I'emptey, of Malfoiir North ftakotu; lieorjf" MotitomTy, of fuifiir Or; liavid Iturtdii and Imvid Mar fv. of Wlica ton, Minn ; W K Mill and J It Milt, of H irr in ton, Wii; ant !Miis Itenl-'r, of Wliealon, Minn. Any and at) n-rioni eUImln r a Ivcrody the Aliove-dewri In-d laud are re(uet-d to file their elalfiM in thN o11c on or before tint naid am day of April, lima. flMO-ai crt JAY P. L1TAK, UcKUter. I Prlneviile and Shaniko Stage Company Special attention ffivan to Paj ngor and Freight train o to ana from Tba Dallas andShanlko. Special ruUtfivonto parties and 2; ADAM90N & WINNEK CO., h, t Agents. iaeaWfcJaWiatfiawS tjlrt uAAm BEE THK I' LACK TO 1IVE SAVK Mo SKY. Values and Bargains lor Everybody. OUR 5c nHD 10: COUNTER DrmvH tho rriiwil ! l'ricf looking fur iirnfit ln timr out tin; surjiltiH hm, kn, rut 111 . I' 1 1..- i n ! 0ir it i 1 1 1 i ' IIKiUllI l.i.l III 1 irllll will 1I0 It! A. H. Lippman & Go. NOTICa FOR PUDLICATIOS. Land ofire at Tho !1Iiii. fif'-gon, Jautiarj il, Nolle la hrlf l..n lliat MIowIiik namp'l .lllrr ha. ftli-d nnllrc- nf Ufr liili-rilluii In niakf final i.riMtf In .iiijrl tif lii-r claim, ami thai Mill tffM,! will hp iiin.lt. iM'fori' J. J. Hrrtlllt. t'ttttatf Merll, at rrltipvlllr, Ofann, on .Mull Marfh , IWW, Tl.: HI'HIK HI. A VTOS, of ITInrvlMc. Ori-S'ill ; II K No tivt, for thf ne1; nitc M, It, I a, r II e. V M. Hht! natnt-a tlta following wltrifMt. lo prove tmr i-iinuo'ioti ra.nitjiirc Uou mill f'llltl V atlon of .aitl lantl via : .lm. Mrtr.,.,i j.-rrr Ariifjr, William Kann an'! t' p Smith, all tif Lainnnln. tirt'tron. jm"i jav i'. i.rrjAH, iifiriait-r. Annual Sale of Baggage. Tha following la a Hat of mifalltil for .at-k-aifft rttmainliiK In tho ci, rt-.tt titn-0 at I'mnt. villi-, tlrt'ifon. for thf iifrlml tif out) yt'ttr, ulilc-h will I atiltl at puljllc auction on Sntnr1r, Mutch 1 1, 1IHI.1, to Mm hlihf.t liltltlfr, to mitl.fy lint r hart- aKAln.t tli aaint-: It Mm Hrtinnr Jannlf I) IMrkfll ItfvM HrAinljtl Krani Tnrnt-r A i Nohln Marjr C Watlt: J H Hunan V. A Ihtll Malarkcr A lit-ltonx llfiiryCho,ln W THmlili Wallla llt.-lina W K lltown 2 watton akclni AIAMHON it WI.NNliK CO Mr. V. Mint. H'nllHi'u I'oH W T Wllviti Krt-tl lirtiv W ' llnnillloti I'ollln. Laura Tajlnr t Thanking you fj;- your yon erous patronajo durinj tho I)ast year, and hoping to se cure a sharo of it during tho coming year, I am Yours truly, I. MICH RI CROOK COUNTY Heal Estate & Abstract Co. J. I.. .MfCrixm:,!, .m,,.,, Tltis company will tlo a r.,.,lPri,i , , ,, , mwt.ll f I, .,,.,1.. .i.l, i.i:.. , . ''etr:t t)Hllic . , ., . ' ijitt i. i.iipi ,. ,( ... ...: US, posoof Uimrlniitla wouM io w,-ll t ,, . 'l , .'" from Vnnm wishing li.itli M,:k n.,. lar,i u, , lC ""l"ir"'" Wo have luu.rnUr of cl,,,!.:,, Iis in il,tnt. ,v' f Villmiil) f()f Am. y Flzsctlronj do do Bufif fiKcs a. ask cy v:vsrJ your mcrch?viit. WataaaSaMaMHaaaXtBMHBVJaal STANDAKI) Olth'tlON I.KUAl. III.ANICH I for at thf Kfvli.woiritre, I'lr.l c'lann 1 lilanka al titanilaril (irlct'i. ........ ..... ... ...t......t... NOTICE FOIl PUIIMCATION. i.iiiiii tniit.f. at Tint littllf., iirt'iftrii, .Ininoir, .1. I:iti'i Nollff Ih litTi'lty nlvfli llml 1 lit- ,, M,(. nnniftl .fiiltT liu lllt-l i,i,. ,,( i.i, i,ii,.,i,,h In mt.lto Until proof In ntippurl ,,1 I,' , t l.iju, ami Ihal itahl proof will h- mi. Ii. Ii, !.,,-,. Winilli, Coiinlv rl. t k. in Crl ik.vII If, Urt i-oo, oi, Montlny, Mitrt'li tl, hio.l, viz: I' ltKWlJCII H II.III'.I.M HANN, of l.iimi.titit. lir; II K No i:,7, fur Lulu a iin.i i, ,,.: i , ' ...j HW1. Hf1. Ht'f t, l, S H, r I I tl, W M. 4 III. loum':. Mil' follw ln,( nllin.m,, ,,r,,,.,. hla I'tiiillniioini r.nl.tfii... itjitiri nml fiililuilli,-. juinfn Mt'.M.i ri innl ( I'nillli. of I.,.,...,,,.. w Mi, 'row iiti-1 Jiiim. K,. . iiitii, ,,f Tin- in, fin I In nt nil of II! Jon:,. ,. "'"'''' J"tMl, n ,,.,. ' l"'K'. full of ,, , ' ar lu iwvj iiil,ln , T, '" Ul. I'oltlnntl. The Grand Restaurant M Itrl. I,, I'O.MIM, t'r, Hiol A 0,1,-1' ltrl,ly, Or, JJl'trlll'l JAY I'. I.I'I'AII, (,. "r.iT, Nutico. If tlx pnrty who fiiiin, fur enpe nt tl,(; rabl.it I r t low (Jrnck lliutin, on Mm, uury 4, will o.nl tli muw. to the pwt ollico fit Culv.T they svill ,o ri wurtJud by tho owner. Mum. M. Ij, S.no.jk. Everything- Now iirsUCla83. II I.MI'.VII lit Wli 1 t iiy, .Mil and Clond Hc.Ih. Kl,.,.t,j 1,;vi:ry KiK,m. 1'inMt in MI.AL3 2ti CENTB. Jo!) nilillln Al !'"l"v nil,,,.. Mb. 11..., t) o o o 0 o O M."!:bB1rl.K',''i:r', "K .' mm i yti
