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THURSDAY
MAK01I IX HXi3
COAL IN EASTERN' CKOOK.
Coal for stoauiin pisnc.se Las
been found in the cistern por
tion of Crook county. This first dis
covert is
a shallow vein of about
thirty inches. For hea'.ing pur
poses this is the very lest of lig
nite. The coke percuitage is
resonbly largi The geological
conditions warrant expenditures ot
considerable money to determine
the location of the best vein. When
this is found it will determine the
route of the future railroad running
east and west through Eastern
Oregon.
The Curliniton railroad has
solved the probic-m of lignite ccal
as an rngiae fuel in Wyoming.
The Union Pacific uses this same
coal at Evanston, Wyoming. The
Review will keep the people of
Crock comity informed as to the
vilue of this find, as tievelopment
proceeds.
Rumors of railroads continue to
float in the aif, sometimes faint and
indistinct, and again quite marked.
No one can tell quite when they
start or where they originate, but
nevertheless they persist in forcing
themselves strongly on one's recog
nition. A gentleman was here one
day last wctk making diligent
though quiet ir.qui-ies concerning
prospects for a railroad t;p Crooked
River valley, past, present and fu
ture. This gentleman is an en
gineer (his talk proclaimed him as
such) of one of the great transcon-
Couuty Court March Tnn. UV3. ; Baptism E. A. Child v O. M. rrintflo.
II. F. Allen, nllidavit of wrong , P.ro. Pringla "assumes'' tlial
ful assessment. (Ordered that he "water baptism is in no sensu
be paid -ftiS.-l I. whatsoever a Christian ordinance,
.). II, Hornet ct al, petition far. and that in no instance did Christ
county road, lload ordered ro-.teaohar intimate that it was.''
viewed and U II Osborn, D liar-1 Ha adds, "Strange us it may seem
nett and Elmer Uilliam apptd j the elder (meaning myself) never
viewers and C A Graves surveyor, . once offered Christ as authority in
i to meet at place of beginning on evidence of water baptism as a
the Jay of . ( christian ordinance." Proceeding
II. H.Cook et al, petition for thsu to quota the apostle Paul, he
eountt road. Petition continued i winds up with ' Christ never bap
J for the term. tized with water, nor elid he com-
I Pen Jones et al, report of view- uiand it in any instance, etc."
crs. Road ordered opened and j I am sorry that Pra. P. wasted
ro.id supervisor to work each pe-, so much of bis time and spite on
tiiioner one day on said road. ; assumption and quoting scripture
Clerk ordered to secure a list of that has no bearing upon tke tub
al I lands passed to final entry in jtct. This has been the error of
Crook county from March 1, 1002, many before him. Implication,
to March 1, 1003. j inference and assumption must
Robt Smith and J E Campbell, i give way to the plain word of Cod.
Application for ferry license.' I quota tho Master's words.
Granted.
II W Reed et al, petition
bridge at Carmichal crossing
Crooked lliver, continued
term.
One Sam Smith declared
Mark 10:10, 'lie th.t believeth
for and is baptised shall bo saved,"
on S with an etc and "as taught by our
for Lord," in my athrniatiou, and shall
'.here pressed te take his testimony,
a ' It is recorded in Matt. 3:13, lo,
county charge and placed in care , Then cometh Jesus from Galilee to;
of W. R. McFarland at flO per Jordan unto John to be l)apti.ed of
month. huu. And when John would have
C. V. Elk!ns. countv road mas-1 kindered him Jesus said,
ter, report examined and approved, j now, for thus it becometh
and oilice of road master discon-1 fulfill all righteousness.
tinued.
CLAIMS ALLOWED
G W Podson, Viewer I
D E Templeton "
G W Whitsett " '
Win Davenport, chairman.
J W Dice
suffer it
us to
And
Jesus, when he was baptued, went
i up straightway out of tho water,
2 00 1 etc." Hera Jesus taught water
2 00 baptism by his own example (the
2 00 , strongst teaching known) and lie
2 00 : considered it the fulfillment of "all
2 00 ! righteousness." If we had no
r?
Jt.inv a irarrisoti lias t'tctt force. 1 to
t,iv lip ttie ii::!it and linitR out the wliilr
1'aft of sur.eiiilor, when lack of food lias
weikened tho turn past all power to
Continue1 the struggle.
aiiitiv a man s
eiiiiilarly stirvid
Pllt of IllliitlfM.
His di;eslioii is
impaucil. His
fooil ilocs not
nourish hint, ami
for lack ol
utrer.stli to curry on
the suu,;;le he tmnn
his sioio over to an
ol'.ter. Ir. Tierce's Ootdcn
Msdie.il Iliicovery
cures ilie.itea of the
stomach ami other or
gans of digestion and
nutrition. It restores
strength to weak, ncrv
0ti3.ru n-down men and
n amen.
"AthMit ten T.-sr no t
hre.'n l'i !' eli.-tc;! ivil!i
t.v:ii.-ll Irrr.!''., .tU.) .liir
rl;r w l it- Mr. W ill.
Walvr. of Amnin. M.
"In wmui r-t;,i u'r il srfit
w r-.-. ilfllil it tt.'nkt tiir
no im.i .1 T-mi'fi ; .-lii'.l.
V .1 tmuMM on 11 lh.lt
1 mtir.l? t!i..'i3ht hit
en-l Iwiliwr Vrir.lm.lnv
rrnH.i.'. Stit Ui-y urwe
otilv t-iMTiofiirr vr'Vf. In
N.'vrntlii'l , l".M. Ul.Ktlt I
H.' iM irv O vMr t'tcrcc .
I jri'l ix tH.ttl. ir..l to 'U fireinmHYlo!i, Ihrn
t!i.vi.r'it t w.vi'.l ,T.nt frr fi time .tut take the
out" '.Lit. .m fmtut I hfl.1 rmi(ims nf tltc
trk.t' !e cwnnir t-.ck, hi tok'tlie iuth b-tttl
nil 1 it i'itrc.1 iu I h.ire rninrnl fir hit ot
tT-.illli tim M":T'i?r im I thfvre.Ul nit tieltmp.
to v.Mir ('.."l.tv-n Mp iicnl IM.iierT ' 1 csnlt
Cpri- "v ti i .1 n T thinks lo Dr 1'irrre fin hi!
Trr.K-iv tor it .Inl to tniu h for mf. Wold, tu
D"t cx"i.- h."w leverely I nfWM,
tt' .nv ilrnl-t the ihoTt ttt.tement let thm
dir.;. in-, an.l I will uke jrett pleasure m
answir'iiiff "
Pr. rici'ce'sFleiiMnt Psllets clranw the
bo wtli an. 1 stitmiiate the iluggish livsr.
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i Salomon, Johnson & Co.
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OUR POLICY v ;
HI pi
Is to make the dollars go farther than they ever did bt fore
with standard makes of goods, ami in consequence-
the
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family
WE CAltHY A I'l l I. LINK OK
MEN'S
IJoots,
Shoes,
Hats,
I. A PIPS'
Slioos,
Dies
vxOt)
Shirts,
Tics,
Overcoats,
Underwear.
As well as huiidrtds of other articles in tho
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XIS,
Silks,
Skills,
Shawls, ,
.lackc 1 ,
I'lulerwear.
' OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Is up todate, with full and complete lines of all
both and the fathers se understand
t'hatnater baptism signified the
remission ol sins. It couiu not
h.ivti meant the baptism of the
Spirit, since Peter promised thoru
the Holy Spirit fallowing and in
Crockery
in first el ass go. 'vis. Wo al
line nl
cuul Cutlery.
i irrv a
full
ft
Glass it Pradbotntur, book
typewriter
C A Graves, recording Co.
roads
J J Smith, express ... ....
Geo W Noble, rg voters. . .
J E Camp. ell, mdse pau
per (ieo Summers, tel serrice. ,
E E Orton, teachers' exam.
II P Thompson, milk
Jack Dee, laraber road diet
tinental railroad lines. lie refused, I 3
cneinecr-like. to trive us anvthir.e 1 L " Lo- hBht nd
, - a . "- j
for publication, and indeed, failed i
even to divulge his name. He ap-1
peared mysteriouclt arid disap-J
peared just as mysteriously. WLilej
nothing can be .determined as to j
when the long-looked for will be
t. i. it t o f"ui ' . : .. .1 ; c A.i ; ., r. .1 !
jacK Harris, marker...... (iiwi, m suuiu m ju.uusu m iui- , , ,i . ..,,.. j n,.
' f . , , obedience to the command, re
y .- i.iraves, survevoi luuu'itfniiii iuutiu-e. ui uui .'m.-m . , , , . ...
i .iini kniiiiiirriiKiiki. in. i . i
.1 .1.- ....... f If"
j ugnu jbiu lug rtiwi vi uufkiiiii,
1,0 UU' upon Uis example, lui we see
i shortly after this lie talks wiih
8 00 Nicodemus about the kingdom of;
5 1 5 t which all were looking and he w.isj
4 80 then heralding as at band, and II i
said, "Verily, verily, I say unto!
12 IS , thee, except a man be born of wa- j
0 00 ter and the Spirit, he cannot enter
9 00 into the kingdomof God." Jno. .'! :o. j
2 30 The "rerily, verily" was as if he i
j had lifted up his hand to God and j
! 24 taken his solemn oath before the;
Father. We deem a man's oath '
ter
1 1 40 I the strongest statement that can
J D Lafollette, copying tax be given, in matters pertaining to
roll 102 oO j things of earth, what shall ws say
Lent ami be baplutd. a ser
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( Li.b Kin t'iiub uahiaiii iwiivniu
the water baptism in every in
stance before that cf Cornelias and
in every instance after that tims
also. That exception was doubt
less due to the fast that the won
dering circtmcissionists, who were
then present and forbidding their
reception into the kingdom with
themselves. They w.re "forbid
ding wa'.er" or the reaiission of
sins, as seen in the text, Aets.
10 :4", 4-.
Now a word as ta "Jems did not
baptize," and "Paul was not sent
to baptize" etc. Cyrus V. Field
1 r T r f . . T 1
here, yet it is certain that the big!-'"8'' u care jenn
,;ir.,ia ,(,;. ,rt nff Munson 40
At,iiaivc.jo aiv ti ui vtmip tine .'sik s t
ti e AiUnti rWlk inrl vf l.o
M H Bell, comparing book j of the Master's oath on this sub- j Jid nQl foot of ;i l!ener
. Wlth.t0; c,erk .4?U:jeCt? .(3?nie DH6ht ,8T U,at U'eal r.S.Gr.ati.s.id to hato kill-
L Kam Ninth, postage .... H 04 ) water in this passage does not sp
ied many and fought many battles.
Oregon and each other like hawks.
It is claimed that a railroad from
GresLam to Huntington could be
built in alito-it a straight line, and
that the Crooked river valley is the
only available grade east from the
Deschutes. This being the case, it
is not to te wondered at that the
various companies are keeping a
watchful eye on so valuable ait outlet.
J II
bridges
Wigle, iron, etc for
j ply to baptism. I will say that I
75 i have examined the Apostolic and
! Church Fathers for the first, second
11 GO j and third centuries, and they all
Marion Taylor, hauling : interpret it as meaning water bap
lumber IS OO'tistn.)
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M Ii Piggs, recorder fees j But again we listen to tho part
ease Egbert 5 70 ; ing words of our Lord oa this side
rTrr : 1.11. r l. l . i. .1 a
iv 1 Harrington, consume j ui lhc cross uiiti tuiuu in una greai ,e f in,pir,tior,. To us0 lro
r .1 . . t -i .1 .1... .t-1
lies anu ineais 1 00 ; tuujuiinniuii to ue carrieu to 1110 ; j, 1 laneusne "Will
.ir .Aionora, wnnesa i ou ; utiermosi pans 01 ine carin ami
and yet he was not kaon to have
over dipped his sword in blood,
personally. So the Captain of out
sulvstion give commands and set
examples; his servants carried
llieni out according to his will, be
yond a question. To Assume any
thing else is fatal to the whole sys
Come and inspect our stock, and we will lake p!
r s.
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Rtort of Dial No. 30.
For term eadiug Mrrch 0, 1903.
No. of pupils enrolled. 10 ; boys,
'; girls a.
No. ef cases dropped, 5.
No. of eas.i readmitted, 4.
No. temaiaing at end of term,
0.
Na. af days taught, C2.
Whale Na. ef days attendanee, '
4'.s.
Whole Ka. ef days absence,
Whole No. ef tistita late, 27. j
Average Ae. of pupils belonging,! $eeeej$tf K "(
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Average daily attendance 8 1 31.
No. ef tiaiten, 12.
Mary, Aga.i, Johnny, and Harry
Rasmuisen were neither tardy nor
absent during the term.
C. H. Di.nwimmk, Teacher.
MrsMorford, witness.
iMrs Poland " .
Ed Brock " .
j Champ Smith " .
i Frank Barnes "
'john Hunsakcr "
I J J Smith, stamps
1 30
1 50
1 30
1 30
1 30
1 30
3 00
M II Bell, co. treas
! C W Elkins, road
I salary
; C Sam Smith, sheriff sal
CO G7
CO 07
master
The insinuations cgainst Messrs.
Lucas and Patterson, the retiring
Dalles land office officials, and
their conduct of the olliee, which
havo annared in th" Orew.iinn ut
differJt thwr... o.v, ,t ,P A Booth, o. judge salary 100 00
shsdow of fnnndatio:,. We v,nvl : Win Boegli, Supt salary
known these gentlemen for insnv
years, and both ari men of int
lity and sterling worth. Whilo
eondemnincr the articles, we can-
not help but think they were writ- j j1' drawin3 jur
ten in a spirit of thoughtlessness j ' L
more than any other, and by some: A Jl""n drawing jury
brainless, irresponsiblo person who' ' 0 a
had no other objest than to fili;11" Gri,mce Jf""'r'g
space at so much por column. The j J11'' McKay
wonder te us is that the blue pcn-:,n Boegli, postage
cil was not more freely used by the j Journal, printing
editor. j L P Adamson, mdse j given the keys
elerk'g office 1 83 from our Lord.
unto the end of the world." "Go
make disciples of all nations, bap
tizing them into the name, etc,
teaching them to observe ail
things whatsoever I have com
manded you, and lo I am with you
always, even unto the end of tho
world." Matt. 20:10,20. Mark
s language, " ill art
minded scholar suppose for
logical
a mo
ment" that his disciplss baptized
contrary t) His purpoie and plan,
without his correction and cen
sure? If so, it is the only error
that escaped his condemnation, if
it bo an error.
Paul did baptize and be taught
Imnlivm in Ants. 1 8 :23 ! 1!) :3. C :
quotes it as "the gospel" that is to ,, , - . , ,,,
. . 64 .. i homans, b:', 4, 1 1 I Cor. 1 :lo, lb;
13:20; Col. 2:12; but was thank-
75 00
418 67
ful since tho Corinthians were in
clined to follow inen and names
rather than the Mastor, that he
bad been wisely restrained from
their baptism, "lest," ns he says,
' any man should say that I bap-
The Mississippi river is now on
K S Price, expressago.
its annual rampage, und tho river: j j .SajitL, clerks sal.
population of five stites are m the
usual danger of losing their lives
and property by the at.gry waters
Better ccme to Oregon, whero floods c.
tlo not bother us, and cyclones are
unknown.
be preached to every creature. "II
that believtth and is bspiized,
shall be sated ; but he that dis
obeyeth (Greek) shall be eondemn-
ed." Mark 10;l(i. Luke ipiotes it,
3 00 j "That repentance and remission
i of sins should be preached in his
9 fWI ' nnrnp. nn(e all nationn. hrfiiiiiitur ..
!. ' . . .. ' . . tizoU in rnv own name.
.from Jerusalem.' J,uke 'H-Ai.
2 00 Now it is Luke who gives the ac
4 23 1 count of tho beginning frini Jeru-
enco to thoito under the law of
j Mosss, which was dune atvsy when
I I hf If inirliilTl rif ( Iri.l irsa n.tnklieli.
...,1 . I.,... r... .....I. ...1 n"
m fin i..... .... ... 1 1 .in led, and Christ plainly states
ijcaveii. .iiillt. l) tl lliu
The "ordinances" spoken of in
Ileb., 0:10; Eph. 2:15, 10 and Col
'2 ilfl Olirit.d htr Itrn I, hirl rflfr.r.
ni n-i..i :.. a ... Ti..i..i i ' ' "
it ui; luiiiu, in niiu. iu iciti nan dwii : . ,
ot tho kingdom
By these he is to
She,) For Bl.
I want ta sell out my interests
in the shoe Lisiness. Have 2100
ewes, lo lamb on April 15, 630 2-year-old
wethers, balance lambs,
mixed, wethtn and ewes, sound
and in good fix. Shear pounds
11 rouu The lot goes at $3.10
until Mar.-ti 2(1, ivi.t. j tus is a
good thing for tho right party, and
should bo taken quick.
F. M. Smith,
Paulina, Or.
Accidental Death,
J. W. Wittier was accidentally
killed at his ranch at Post last
Thursday moraing at about 11
o'clock, by the liaib of a tree be
BEE
THE PLACE TO
HIVE
SAVE MONEV.
Values and
Bargains lor
Everybody
OUR 5c AflD 10c COUNTER
Draws the crowd I Price cut in i vety thii g 1 We ine imt
looking for prolit this time of the vein ! ur aim is lo clenti
out the surplus slocks, iiiid the prio wo ore making nilliioil!
was fulling striking bim cn the j
hesd. Death was instantaneous.!
The retrains were brought to;
Prinevilla Friday morning and in-'a
the
Review. stationery and , ... .. ! conditions (ordinances for cn-
Simpson ct Wilson, nails ! while the holy spirit is yet man.-1 oulhJno V(;ri
a",- I ..'.) o ft- l0Ut in IntwillJl ftf firt nn no !... I ! '
lor unuge.... 0M- .""-"" -".., u t ,
liiippon iV viison, mdse preaching Christ at (he day ofji f , i i , i
for pa-per 3 ;,o ptatecost, and to the question, I , , ., .. ..' ' ,
JL Allen, road work...... 15 60; ..wh.t .,, wodo?,, JI(J ' j ca.tnot enter into the king, of
I) I' hhruia " " 20 00;,,,, . ' i God." And Mark, 10:10, "He
mi - .. . i . fit 1 f 1 1 I "",U'J ...... y . ., .1 L 1 . -..'..1
ine larmer no longer ivui kuiin 'p Monroe " " 22 7"i' Ilcpeni, anu do uupiizcu everyone;,, . , ,. ., , . , . . . ,,'J-
f li nncb m nniiilo nl ') ..... n )m n I tr if I . 1 . I 1 . ..., r.f viii in I lin ,an.n .I l,.tn. I ' I '
vue rac; wj uv v. , u in" J'jlj J laTUin, I;UI III I ne OritlgO J W.I VJ ' " J1II Ull
bounty on him is a tiling of the 'It I' Harrington, mdse Mrs for tho reniiscion of vour sins.
past. But if the statu is charitable brings
the rancher is not; and tho yar
torred in the I, O. O. F. cemetery
on Saturday.
Mr. Winner was 4(5 years of age
and a highly respected mid prom
ising rancher of Crook county.
His death loaves a vacancy in
several lodges, the Crook county
stockmen a aMociation, and in tho
ranks of Crook county farmers of
note. lie leaves to mourn bis loss
a widow, three daaghtors and one
son.
Mnrrtvd.
In this eitr. March 10. 190.1.
Ret. E. A. Child officiating, Mr. j
Frank Boss and Miss Mabel Rob-j
inion. The ceremony was per-'
formed at the residence of Mrs. K.
J. Hamijton, The Review extends
best wishes and congratulations.
Thanking you for your 'on
erous patronage durinrf tho
past year, and hoping to ho
euro a share of H during tho
coming year, I am
Yours truly,
I. MICHiCI
CROOK COUNTY
Heal Estate & Abshvict Go.
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.Clyde Hop, rod work 1 Ui)
'l i Itn caittArl l.f l.a I I . A r , A , P.
for ihn riniluklnii rf vnut uinei " i
" '" 1IV I1IC4 ILIIIICOIUN Ul Clin A l.t . 1 i
'A i fi 1 1. 1 1 u i I .ift n w. t Vi 1 1 u ( a
luuo IS i7tfVtr IIIVi Lll U a
(Greek) shall
mint will continue to Lite the dust
E G Bolter, road work
James Wood, road work.
to (JO lor l Millmin
30 00
10 00
We Sell
bo condemned." Dry rough lumber at $12.30; same
-I w.i Vi nu ( a c. t r: ii i k..i i..i i... i. ii - ii i.i
' 7, ! in the gospel of Luke is evidently . ' , , I , " " '"'J W- 1 ,W8n,,
the same as "Repent and be hnli " ' W1 'fe would have and ru.t.o at 28, M nnd :12.
ui npimanu ine iuii assuranco ol , I hnse are cash prices for lumber ut
tized" in th
eperil and hu ijap-
recorded Acts of Luke I
MIIH, I COMIM, 'n.,i..
Thin company will do a general ll.-ul E.t'.ntn nnd Abstract busineus
as well as to locate settlers upon public bindi. Padies wishinK i
pone of their lands would tin well to call miium ii h hi u-n l..i... i :.:..
from parties wibing bolh i-lock nnd fauniilg l. ndj.
We have a number of choice loin in h.. ,,iv mVi of Palnniln for salo.
'-miMi,i ffl itvi hwvJ t"n
WiTiV ft if i'.
mil il hvlu-.s ?v
1 1 .
Ak &jl
p: very thing Now and
First-Class.
flood Beds. Eleelrio Ligl
Every Room,
tu in
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v.
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whenever it is possibl
him.
2 00 j for the remission of Bins appears in I
SillVUIIOIl.
our yards in 1'rinevillc.
O M Pringle, marker.
K. A. Child,
A. H, Ln'i'MA.i A Co,
MEALS 25 CENTS,
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