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Newspaper Page TextV 71 l J. '.3i- '"'- mw , ...., .... . .. "I i 4V 4 VOI, IX. VlllWMU ('K(H)K' (OCNTV, OKKC.0N THURSDAY, MAKCU 190.1. NO. 31. . , f . t v $ ft it 0 hi I I ? VP ' 1 fll mm WOKiy KY,TiJKTiii)i 1 Inn n new line of (ioocIh JuhI A rrl v 1 1 1 WHICH WII.I. MA KIO HAND.-o.vii ,rrrs NOW'l.S Till: TI.MK To I.cuvc Your Ordern. VV. A. L.i.1 L, A ' ij ; i i c y a n ; J C o u ! i s c h r a t L i NO TAHY PU3UC. i ;(!,Kvii.!.t: Cl'i:l ili.'jto. Ci'.H'ION. SHAJIIKO ttlAREHOUSE GO Fire proof liuilding, !Kixf) fict, in now riMilv to lutiullu MERCHANDISE, WOOF,, lKIrS,(JRAIN, KTC olc, etc. AttoiToy at Law and Notary. J MUUVlLhU, OU.SQON. jDp- r.-i V.-.t Ti.Sr I si-.-.-r. Attorney and Counselor at Law A KtrK!t. tlolwovn llrat irntl Huoond 1 ' i i X K V I L I. E, OKRUOH. M. R. D!CCS, Attorney at Lav and Notary. Muln ii.rix.'., I'i inovillu, Ort-im. Jlfii'. ,n ln ti !m 11: t.. ( u jrl II, H. P. CAPriVITY OF TflE!io'cri('ter ,Tai udi,, th 0 ATM AN GIRLS. A STinniNU TALE O f tofio. V.t II. II. BTIlATTo.V. t'lem ef inch of llicir c;iler,U the couIJ muke ferviueaule ti. tliemlve. Tlioy loik off tlx wagon wliecl, or a pirt of them, tore the wagon covering off (ton. ;iHypiCian ana sjr-eon IKAI.Kt!! IN- Lumber, Wood, Coal, Flour, f'i -INK fII.l.K, o::i.:',uW. u ii A !!n: n ,', V, j.,;, i (.. Urnt W..f. A. C. PALMER, At tori icy -at-1. n v U. S. COM MISSION EH, If Ii-i'J In-ill mining them miicli ii tliu wtttcrii Slulc.', mid to often fi il hi- theory of Ii-nitncv with I'ui.ei'i's tlut ho often cuiiHiirsil the tliitt'tt for tljf'ir etverity towarda '.iii.-iii ; iiihI wun di-;oscil to nttri-'U'.i-injury ricivf-l from l hum to 'bo iinwiso nii'l cri!-! treatment of hem hy tho wliiton. It had long 'iceii his jiri In and bot that he ouM maiiag-j the Indians so that it would do to trust thorn. Often ha 1 ho thrown hiiuoelf wholly in 'l.i'ir power, whil tr3clii;f and iuin0' hiitinna in lowi, and that ), in t i :i. r: t of excitement and ii'wlilily, rslying upon his coolnesH, If po-i-ftiii, and urbanity to w.ii'ila I'igm to, t ma and dissrai their f-rouily. Ai yc-t, hi theory A i i Lii., It , f 'an. I In i a j i Mi,-., on ;; I ri.lI'V. ft IllI Uav and (irain. Sprc-inl ntlnnlion (jiven ng f.u:iliu- Uo atock yunla to wiml. Firnt claca liili j: an I yrad Uteal 'plain. C. O. M. D., Physician and Surtrcon, i hk.-kv:; :.K, u 'ii'.m .iiiii'i!i it-: ii'I-.'i! I. ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS FOR HANDLING STOCK. ruonui-rrous; t'liKM II .t Cit , Hauler, The I'.ilh f, MouliK 1 1 tt. n , I'.nnkeni, Mori), W. I.oki, The I - !!-, H. V. I.akimun, The DalleH. J I..MO.T J.I.tH'H, Abstractei- of Titles I'i : nt vi!!e, Ore.n. J. It. ttQSCHSZT.C, M. D., f'ltyjician and S'reon, l-;;l::i:v;i,t. OUKDON. had wotked no injury to Iiimnelf i d while on of the Indiana wac though ulten practiced gnittat the ! leadinR Die off, I aaw them itrike r.-m niHirancea of friend. I!ul Lorenzo, and almost at the (anie wi, at iniii,t aerv? for the treatment inatant, my father also. I was 10 i f tha Joiva Indiana in iuh t need i bewildered and taken by aurprioe ! m -lilk-atio i for there fiarce '.by the auddenneee of their more- Apu-lic. renidc, hia wonted J 'iientri, and their deafening yella, ' .. . i t i . . i 'iio ii inniA i.'mU h'ma i..r.-. j lU'.'il.B.-r U..IJ il'MI JCUl.". kUeillCU, " "Villi; .4h.lV UlllC lirjvit ; i iht Iiieii -i;is aj prorichrd, to have i I could realize the horrors of my j I'i . i til on him ; and I have iierar i tituation. When I turned around, j i-en ahlc to iici.ouiil for t!ie con- j opened my eyaa, and collected ray ! duct of my father at thia time, only j thought, I saw my father, niy own by ri-dhcing le reality tie rtui- j dear father ! atruggling, bleeding, ) i igs of tha past few day or houra. j nu" moaning in the moBt pitiful lu-'ivit: that a dark dojin had j manner. Lorenao waa lying with j j oipoite aide of the wagon; Mary Ann, a little girl aheut aeven year ! old. aat upon a atone holding toe j rope attached to tho home of the fori-iooi t team ; the rcet of tho chil-1 its frame, unyoked thu teams and 1 .1 rll.ll.l . : Jren were on mo opposite side oi aetaciiC J mem nom the wagons tl.o wagon from the Indiana. My eye were turned away from the Indiana "Suddenly, as a clap of thunder from a clear aky, a deafi-ning yell ferokc upon ui, the Indiana jump ing into the air, and Uttering the moat frightful shrieks, and at the aairie time springing towarda u flourishing their war-cluha, which had hitherto been concealed under their wolf ekins. I waa struck up on the lop and back of my head ; came to my knere. when, with another blow, I waa struck blind and aensle6a." One of their num ber strized and jerked Olive one side, ere they had dealt the first blow. "As soon," continues Olive ''as they had taken me one side in.-i.ii written eut or read to him he- ml fee tne dust, the top of hie f, re. head.cerered with blood, and hie 'After the Indiana approachee1 j ar nJ mouth bleeding profuaely. In- Ur.ime collected and kiavdiT I looked round and saw my poor l III mix uwj J. M. KICICNIvV, Prop. 3 Finest and Best Appointed j Hotel in Eastern Oregon. g !J 1 lot ami oolJ wutrr on both floors. lUtlis for Uio use of gin hIh Kvry niotUrn cunvuniviico Rt ImmL The dining room, under tho dirrrt pu prrvittion f Mr. K iuv ta ft Vfrv ininlrl ttf tM(i'fnl Mtotltnii iili'LTrtitiM. Aiul rrvii'i IS C pumI to any in thu ftt.tto, All pUtffri anivu at nnd leave Iho Culutuhiti Hithern. Ct A.5 A Ail A A AJlfiJJl JLfl. AA 0 1 Jl fl A A A A i fljl fi j JLft. fiJtfi. A JLfl. fiJLft A JL2. Jl5 A. i IKlMVii.I.V;. i i;i'f 'ON. NOTICE FOft IHIUUCATIOK. V H lati'l (trtir. Tim l'Hft, Orftn, ivlttl (Ii1 I'Miliet.ilii ( tl'O ft ( Of t nttgrfam if Jiiiir S. I" fflilHlf'1 "An Id f.r id ut tittil4r liii'U In Hut NUtri if i li(t.rm, )r ion. N.e. l m l W MhinHtiMi Urritor t lOftalr.l to all III 'iltMC I Itl'MlllPI VI AuyiMt, IW. J ft lit- It t. . . . i mi Jl liaiJ Tlwlpvr Uu-t. An Jitn- a. NOT 1C KV H VV U I A C A T l oV f M Ulil mr, Tlif I'm; ir x-n S'(lr l hi.artr miin Ht hi r.ni i. rv." i by Julia iMlltlHf "Atm. i f.-r t! i -MiiKi . K-'ii, Ami ft'lr-ii.!i''n iiiai.Tv, ( j Ktl. tnt'M l. All li( 1'iir.in- i nn-i ma1 n t i hV r,'-' III lllil UMltO IlH-lT w"'r MS!' ItH'MlaJ, lit W It ! VuU W Un. lit, r.iint of Hi im.'fi -f th -l h urit w.alvini nl No t lli.l Jtih I '.'. fur iht t'tirt'hiuMMif Ui. .ir tt M, l li r lr, W M M KruiinU, Of NiM.iidrifi, riiiiitly nldle t( hl1i('ll, "rtofll xUh tin-iit N.i S'.v!. Illi-'l July Si, I'.w'J. f..r Hie inrrli-i.' ! Hit- v ttt n1 ijr, n or o iir ntut (i lit v iji' IJ. 1 1 1 , r li M . llimtni ' A Ittin, 01 H)Mlltl, IMItllltV i'i Hnillll', tit If I'f Wtt-tl Mitt tull. h i-f U UI'M(mmiI u V I, MUM JUiy .11, : j ,o(. Itm.1, U't t hi' luri'linto oi tin- n lif m' nr uml n Ul j ttr, '..-i" nwiirf U. tOM r lt f. ft M ,i , in, lliHl llll'V IM'ffiT I""I t(i ftlinXK IIm i (. ,(,. J - , Ull'l aoMK hi la nmrw Bllinl'lf fur 1 1 t III U'f "V I A nK tir t . I Mnh ihnii tir (acrn'Ulitirnl i-tiri'-'".-", mnl le i (,vo fttv I foluMt-lt I iM'lf rluitni t fcrttii iHiHl ii r tin HiVlttr sin! H-w VT Itl 'Km' II1ii, tlfyiil. IMI M.'ll'Uv. 11li 1,Hi ilitr of A .Til. TlirV nntniis w it In '-; I J. l.i ilittr I. "f Tin- I'alivn, Di'-uoii ; Mtt Knmti. n Hwi, I. fltr.1 In Ilili tmrf hl thm mm -it tir uf, III jr n or or il r miihh- Vu I I i r Itn. w in, mitf will iWr ir"( ,. ultfiw tkftt Iho IaimI "itflu U nii" nahithlf lir Hi I tin if "f i-'n 1 li n (or ftiirirti 1 1 uml wir !, tift lo Mt)litii liltrlkitii Hhl Iftml M-orJ J Hmlih t funiT ' lTh. i I'rmi'Tilif, orfgxti, (ln inmlit, iho Huh t)r fl Mart i, It nam- ft HtiM': Mjruii m?, Krt IKKfahi. i harlr-a hrlr...ii an-1 I'll rilli'l" irr. ( I'riiinlllf, orpg.iM. Alt aiM ftll (wmhih rUlmlng m1virivlr BlHit tcai'fil. Imi'U ro n-aurttM to thrir rlaliti In llil frttrr nil it fr(ire llir tAht Hull iUi ul Murrh. I'n.l jl o m.) JAY IV IA' At, Hr-Kllrr. Qrossmann'8 Patent Writing King .., imnriiifiinctil ( llu- Hit" On unii ; Jului IU.i ul ll.'ii.l. or.i,;.ni ; J II I in III ml ! i.ciimiiKlil.. nmklliil lUr ii.i.t. M "I MniM.-ni.li.. M on; ; i linr.-j li.lt.'r ,, ;, i .,,!,.,!.!!.! "mil in l.-w I.) ' ';l-r n.ilnl.-. .).: h.,.1 Klm.T II I ,.rl..u ....... lli i.r llo lllt'ii ..ii.l.ir.r.l In i.ri.Mini. m II liiili.r, i.uMm A llm-iii mul Mit IumucIi, h! rnllo .r,..lil..iiln mi't l.r.l ol i-.tiiiMli.il in H.Unn, .li. r .lrIi'.i .1 ii,.n... H.uii.lf il.iffll ....rl..i Any mi.l nil ihtvoiii (.lilii.ll ..1.-rv I) " i.. t m . 1 iUii.ii kiti id nmlM nr. i ri-ii iii'Mim l Ilii.ir i-imni in ihi. iiH.'-c mi ir l.,...ri. Itu- i i.al.1 mill .Uy ul A j 1 1 . in ny ji i . i ii , i..'h.n r. I i Slupp f Sells 1 Utiinher At Lskn Per ThoiisnMcl I rim! . i ui.-. a i i mi i, i i NDS'lfiJ KO!l l-t'IU.Il'ATIOM. ' S l.i-K.I f 'I ! IMI... nr.'-. j motioned to them to ait down; j !-p'Le to tht-ui in Spanish, to which 'liny replied. They immediately ; sat down upon the stones about us, j and t-tii'l conversing with father in Spanih, made the most vebeme at j profi'seiims of friendship. They .-if lied for tobaco and a pipe, that tiny might auioke in token of tatiir :piiiieiity and of their friendly feel jiori toward tia. This my father j inniKdiuto'.y prepared, took a whiff j himself, then passed it around, even to thu last. Dut amid all thip, the appearauce and conduct of I'.itlu-r wna strai;ge. The dis-cwriiii-g and interested rye of his agitated family eould too plainly dis cover the uncontrollable, unspok-j in inrntiil convuleions that would j steal the uuiri li upon the forced iipp-.aruncee of coinposure that his l etter judgment as w ell as yeam ins for his family dictated for tke occasion. Ilia movements were a rillacting gl.i.i-1, in w hich we could plainly read some dire catastro phe ns breeding for us, as well as in tho Hashes and glances that flew fioni face to face of our savage looking vitdiaats. mother, with her youngest child clasped in ber.arus, and both of them still, as if the work of death had already been completed ; a lit tle distance on the opposite side of the wagon, stood little Mary Ann, with ber face covered with her hands, sobbing aloud, and a huge looking Indian standing over her ; the rest were motionless, aave a ywunger brother and my father, all upon the ground dead or dying. At thia sight, a thrill of icy cold ness pataed over me, I thought I had been struck; my thoughts be gan to reel . and became irregular and cenfeaed I fainted and sank to the earth, and for a while, I know not how long, I waa insensi ble. "Wbta I rtcovered my thoughts, I could hardly realize where I was ; though I remembered to have con sidered myself as having also been strut k to the earth, and thought I was probably dying. I knew that all, or nearly .ll, of thu family had been murdered; thus bewildered, confuiid, half conscious and half insensible, I remained a abort1 time, I knew net how long, when ' arid coBimcnccd to pack the little food, with many nrlia'es of then plunder, as if preparatory to start on a long journey. Loming to a feather bed, they seized it, (ore it open, acattered its contents to the winds, manifesting meanwhik much wonder and surprise, as if in deubt what certain articles of fur niture, and conveniences for the journey we had w ith us, cou'd be intended for. Such of these they selected, with tha little food we had with s that they could conveniently pack, they tied up in bundles, and started down the hill by the way they had come, driving us on bafore them. We descended the hill, not knowing their inten tions concerning ui, but under the expectation that they would proh ably take our lives by slow torture. After rje had descended iho hill and crossed the river, and traveled about ene half of a mile by a dim trail leading through a dark, rough and narrow defile in the hills, we came to an epen place where there had been an Indian camp before, and halted. The.Indians took off their packs, struck a fire, and be gan, in their own way, to make preparations for a meal. They -n example may ser ve as a light to e';eer and inspirit (hit hoy whose svo is tisw tracing this record, when he shall find himself stumb ling amid mishaps and pitfalls in 'he future, and when season of Iruknisa, like the deep, deep mid 'light shall close upon his path. "I loon mu.t have recovered my conicioujiieits after I had been truck down, for I heard distinctly tho repealed yells of those fiendish Apaches. And these I heard mingling in the moat terrible con fusion with the shrieks and cries of my dt ar parents, brothers and sis ters, calling in the most pitiful, heart rending tones for help, help! In thnarr.e of God, can not anyone help us? "To this day, the loud wail aent up by our dear mother from that rough death bed, still rings in my ears. I heard the scream, shrill and sharp, and long, of these de fenceless, unoffending brothers and mtere, distinguishing the younger from the older as well ss I could have done by their natural voice; and these constantly blending with the brutal, coarse laugh, and the wild, raving whoeping of th'ir murderers. Well do I remember coming to myself, with sensations as ef waking from a long sleep, but which soon gave place to tho dreadful reality ; at which time all w ould be silent for a moment, and then the silence broken by the low, subdued, but unintelligible gibberings of the Indians, inter- boiled some of the beans, just from j mingled with an occasional low, our wagon, mixed some lbur with ' faint moan from some one of the water, and baked it in the ashes. family, as if in the last agonies of They offered ua some food, but in death. I could not move. I the most intuitu. g and taunting! thought of trying to get up, but manner, continually making merry j found I eould not command a over every indication of grief in us, j muscle, or a nerve. I heard thtir and with which our hearts were ! preparations for leaving, and dis readr lo break. We could not eat. ! tinctly remember to have thought, After the meal, and about an i at the time, that my heart had hour's rest, they began to repack, ceased to beat, and that I was and make preparations to proceed. ! about giving my last breath. I CHAPTER III. j heard the sighs and moans of my In this chapter we ask the read- sisters, heard them sptak, knew er to trace with u the narrow and the voice of Olive, but could not miraculous escape of L. Oatraan, tell whether one or more was pre after being left for dead by Use 'served with her. Apaches. lie was the first to " re-1 L(J?be Continued.) ceive the death-dealing blow of the For Sale. Half interest in store building perpetrators of that horrid deed by which most of the family were tak en from him. The lad mention and lot and one-third interest in I the Prineville Flouring Mills ; and one-third interest in a small farm For naFtir-i!- effects of that blow, weltering in , lars inquire of D. F. Stewart. his blood. we made of him left him under the i close to Prineville. lie shall tell his own t.pv nf iVio pn.iriil ftar.nirt Tt A , . .. , r , i Prineville and Shaniko has in it a caniior a freedom from the tinseliogs so often borrowed j from a morbid imagination, and . .1 , . ttirown aoout ariuioiai romance,; that commends it to the reader, L especially to the juvenile reader. - It exhibits a presence of mind, courage, and resoluteness, that, as La ia?A-r Stage Company Specifiu attention 8iven to Paea eager anil Freight traffic to and from The Dalles nd Shaniko. Special ratea given to parties and freight in bulk. . ( Areata. " I r "'After smoking, these Indians ' suddenly I seemed awakened N.itli'i- i W llll III.. I I rr I'v ;.!i -;i 1 1 : i tn i-. i i , .-I i'i.. i.. : ..( (-..i r-ntuir 1 " 1 " -..'l I r I..I. III., f till, i ,rr, .rill in.l.lil mr 1 l'. "Oliiili .niiir . lirll iir.l. rlli "Oiiiln rlliK, llo ttliollirr lur tn.lt, W'linal! "r fioiii. 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I- '3 Cr viui.iirs itc Mm-ii A I ' .1, ill ilul 4k? ti- U'CiSa! . 1-1- -1 . e:vi-c A li.ii......n,.lv i'l.millil. .1 -!.!. ml. ill... i .1 ifn .i'i 'in '' hi I'm. , . !. hi,. nlli t.. St. Kl l-iy nil II Ui.uull Olllvv, ti.'! V ft.. Wullluiilviii, 11, C. i asked lor something to eat. KetU- ','" er toKl theui of our destitute cendi ; lion, and ihul ho could not (ui j'j them without robbing his family; t.ia:, u .1' we coma aoon reacu a plnco of new supplies, we muat 'btilU-r. 1 o all this they seemed to 'yield only a reluctant hearing, j Tiu-y became earnest and rather I imperative, and every plea that we I made lo them of our diltress, but iiioieiited their wild and furious ! clairioic Father reluctantly took ! somo bread from tho wago.i nnd ';,(': i ' gave il to them, dying it was rob ' . r.V''i V" 1. ' bery, .,;d perJiaps starvatio to his '.t'!i Vi'i j ''-"l"'.v- An booh us this was de- vouri'ii, ttuy itfUeil lor moie; mean while surveying narrowly, and pry ing and looking into every part of iho wagon. Tucy wero told that no eould Fparo them no nioro. They immediately jncksd vheiu stives into a secret eouricil, n little to one ide, w liicli they conducted in 1 1 10 Apache language, wholly unintelligible to us. We wete t ilnlly in tho dark ne to thiir d sions, save that tluir fippc-arnnce and iiciioii wore tho threatening of hhiib lullisli liceu. We were now iil'out ready to start, l'utl er hail i!j;.iin it iui'iit'd to oompK-te the reloading of tho reniftiuJer of the a' tides ; mother was in Iho wagon ii' i tf.i i.i r.ip i i tir lu ll. i ti vi. 01 I .-!-. ilui. the dreadful realities around me. My little sister was standing by my side, tabbing and crying, say ing: 'Mother, oh mother! Olive, mother and father arc killed, with all our peor brothers and sisters.' I could no longer look upon the scene. Occasionallv a low, piteous moan would como from some one of the family, as in a dying state. I distinguished the groans ef my mother, and sprang wildly towards her, but was held back by the merciless savage, holding me in his cruel grasp and lifting a club over my head, threatening me in the most taunting, bnrbarous man ner. I longed to have hi in put an end to my life. 'Oh !' thought I, 'must I know that my poor paronts have been killed by these savages, and I remain alive V I asked them to kill me plead with them to lake my life, bat all my pleas and prayers only excited to laugh ter and taunts the two wretches to whose eharge we had been commit ted. "After these cruel brutes had consummated their work ofslaugh ter, which they did in a few mo meiitu, they then commenced te pluinli r our wagon, nnd tho per sons of the family whom they hud killed. They broke open the boxes' VOTING CONTEST. A FINE $400.00 Piano Given Away! Ye luve miule arrangement with the ell tno tifriano firm o( Ellem In I'ortliiiHl, Otvftun, tor one ot tlmtr fauuu I'lamu). ahieh retails every whprc tor ), an will giie the iiip sway al 8 n'elni-k p. m. May Ul, v.m. m hi- L ly rm-eiving the nio.t vuti- The uliTi.ili.n rtw nf.tho Review Ull.ie per y.ar; ami parh ririn. wrwther an old or m-w snlwr er, hu ya yi-.vr'n nutiei p on in ailvame will l entitle.! to cavt avi votes. We ill alio print esi-h week itt the Review a .uupiin, whii h l ""'l InrS votes. Karh wet-it n il! appear In titc Kevii-w a list ol Totes reeeived pmn-rly ereilitetl to the itiffertnt eoutestants. In this way some In J y will reivive a hamlsnm present which will t-t her noth IliS, nor will It e.wt lhtie who snliieritw l.irimr pi-er anythinit, as we are eltarsllig you only our regular subseripiion prire. o are simply .livl'iing proliu with our pat rons, iio n.ii ili'Uy, but llll out Hie entiiion ami mail it to us, ami it will ri'eelve prn;.er ertnlit. lit-itirmber. the one eoupuu U gm-tl fur three voles, w hieh i-an be tent to us eaeh week tree, while the other is gojil (or two liuutlri-il volej, a eash ubrip tion to aeeoinpaiiy It. To the Review, Prineville, Or Enclosed please find 3 votes. For - Name utnl P. O. of voter 00 VOTE COUPON. To the L'ericn; l'rinvrille. Or. Herewith eneloxed find fl"0 for tl year's mbseriplwii:to the U 'eekly L'crieu; whieh please send to J'Jease ei t '00 voles fur - Name and I' O. ol rvtmller - - - WVVW : r 'i i .' ': v' if . Ik'l'i ,' - - - .f r . tt - ''-; ' , " - V .... i, ' ft..-4-s. '"-- i.