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E. O. HYDE. M. 0.,
(I'lU'Nl Y I'll lull lis)
Physician and Sureeon,
r'I;iNKVU.T.,M, OKKtlON,
CiiIIii itniiiitlv ald-mli'il, i!.iyni IiIkIiI
J. M. R03EM3ERC, M. D.,
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Physician and Surgoon.
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A. D. MORRISON, M. D.
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Attorney at Law and notary,
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umron (rcn l.i.lhij Li Court Hjiih.
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Ideal tmtl
I tiiperhil
HI CYC I, 1C S
M'Miltllis Ol' AM. KINim
nu3sh'3 Cinimon People are
i.i BirliaricTv.illoht
i'iiLA(;i: and Mi;iM)i:n
A Uu 'Mint llm a Slumlhisf Annyef
n .111111 hi Men Ciiiiii,! )Vcifi:t
.M'i'i V:!i ac;
Wlj.it 'niii t ,',i-iiiiii tyz aliou'.
lliu iniii.jlilu j.u r pim-i of ! :i ! K iiMiau
f.vi ri.iiiri,t m iy li niliiiiUi il with-
'lilt lllticll ('JI-()I. Hut IliS l'
I'-iii-B J"ltu uu'l Hiuniliu f.iry of tlifi
ltuKfiuu ii'jHni!ry fallB L Hi"
grouml. Tii"r m no J;f.;ii j fir
it; nor can tliu rci-i,Mii!iility of tlic
Si. I'cii rKl'UrL' nii'.iiriiiei lio evA;l
Oil s) i-nilY lit) llili.lt. 11
iti.iu'n couipiio:i p'-ojiUi nrt! i i Hi"
b.irliuric tAilinht of tho Mulllt
AgiM, n J tli it in thi lw';rIiti':e
niinii why they jli-ve i-ui-Ii pro
(HidiiToiH yariiH ua Hie mn (if Cliri
li.ui liluoil for ill ) I'rfhiiovcr ccltthra
lion. The It'iHsi -in e.xcjsa i in efT-rt
tliutthti Ja- nr) ui iny leti.l ts.
I'lii i u very m i!l pUttr fir a
iiii? w.iiinl. U in m (A'l exrJHe
1 IV-rtf 1 1 in lli iwflftli mul lhiil""iitli
tv-nturifx for Je.v nuir lcr When
thsi iiobihiy (if K;;roi' j-iincil th-
rruioii, tin" I
Ji H, aii'l
Loin ralf.-timi li:itikrupt t Ji!-9 iatv
lfiH H.ironn etirrt'd up anti-Jew
uitiliM in ord r til murder llirir
t.-reiiilorn Tim ri'ihilily culj or
would not pay, po tlicy s'.orr the
J w on various prolsjti. They
to'd tin pouplo Ihul llie Jciti kill
oil Christian inf.itiii at thn f--;iil of
tho I'afKovfr, ftiid th ignorant. 1
mp'Ti'titioiJA iiioj nmrH-rH trif 1
JfW ti;'lil Ulld leh. "I'll! riaul i- j
" net Kin?. of l. il.itid il -"ircd to j
preU'ct thn Jir.vs for s -lf si) MaMim,
I'tit t'n. lji.-rct li.usiiii worn tioj
ittiong for tiit-iii. Tho Jrnrs of Yo-k
in c iiiurdfrt-d anil ro'.iitc-.J, nnd (:
lin;i!ly lvlAard I of 1'iiUind w.i
f.iiii-j ii(-;i:iift l'i t binish!
l!,f Jtr.vi from his kinlorn. ft do-j
L-ri-n that whs ruvrrsod liy tha Croat
ftalfmin Oliver Cromwell.
In tii rm.tiiy Iho Je.vs were imir
dert'd an I put to loiturc, ami in i
Spain they with niur.lerid, bp:i , to
iho htsko mi l linaliy bniiifthel hy
Fordinmid Hii l IsnbflU, th brutal i
pi'mccutom of the Moors. When I
Spain drove iho
kiiiLi'loiu t-ho li.ii.ilic J
forced into
ii deniud him
luttriK.'d iirofocninin hihI (o the
ownernhip of lund. Originally a
pastoral and agricultural ppepio,
tho HubreWR hnvti oriiaincntvd
every piufcgriori, inoltiding that of
Mrmn, and every trado win re tliey
have ben perinitled to toil. One
hardly known whii.-h lo pity more,
thn perte, Jted Ituxtdaii Jt-w in bin
luicory or the .Slav peannnl uunk
ocean deej) in tho most hopfleai
ijjiionuiee and brutality. rrli8pn
thero ia mora lirino for the Jew. !
they can be Indeed by their gen
erou coinpitriotM the world ever to
migrate, but for ihi RunHHii rone
eii there i.i nenrfl. ly a gleam of
promiKe. Tim Kifthinef outriiKu i
.i choice bi'ipiept of age long nu
perclition. Whut crim'-a, ahif, an
i:.):ninilted in religion'-i liuiuv!
Oreg'iniati.
Ua. !,yJ 1 1 toos k v jo lt- kpe a ks
The Corner S'ona of Monu
ment laid
KAKN'IJSTLYAI'I'AIJDEI)
"We Hare a Might j Country, Let He
I', Our Act Jliiko It
Miflititr
)-rro-te-i money o!
hen they relurnel
Vale C'jitlil.
Tho t-ITorls of the giealest phil
anthrofiiiit of modern tiinen, Co v
gill of I!:iker City, who with ple.id
ing tones pp'Mit liii lime and
money fur the past fciv wt-eka
Ihroujilnut the Willamette Valley
tirlliu the ponphi of tin uu'.ragfcR
perpetrated upon them by the
member of the Ut legUhiture in
p.iH-ingthe portagi bill and nUo
till Lewi and Clark fir bill,
whi-'h bill ti'goth.-r appropriate.!
f i i") ()) of th'i p'-ople'o ujoiiey fir
the purpose of fostering upon them
tivj gigintic grafts it he termed
then), lug co.ne lo grief, a-i all hi
persuasive elopience backed by a
corporation, could not persua lo
emiihoftho people lo sign hi
rcferendo'ij pstitio'i to pjt Iheiu
t- a vote th.-reby retarding these j"""".
two great enterprises.
"We caiuo h.-re today to lay a
coriir-ftlO(i that ia to tall lo mind
; the gratett pionr-erir g feat on the
continent, the voyage across tli?
cotiiineiit by Lewis and Clark,
n liich rounded out the ripe ftates-ujaiii-lrp
of Jtfr-rtou and hi fel
lows by giving to the Uuilrd Slater
all of the domain between the Mia-sii-.vppi
and the P.iciliu. Follow
ing their advent cume tho reign ol
the fur trader, and then pome GO
years aga tbo.-:e entered in whose
children and children's children
were lo pnesom tiie land. Acof-f
the contineiit in the early MO cane
ibu ox drawn, white topped wa,;jtii)
tearing the pioneer, the utalwait,
ntu.dy, sur.biirne 1 men, with tbiir
wivrsand little one, who eMrred
into this country to pofeeij it.
You have built up hero with this
wonderful coiijii.-O'. we.iiih. a com-
m oiwealth great in it paft, and
infinitely preatr-r in it future.
(Applause )
' It wan u p'rafure to iue today
io Lave as part rf my tccarttlie
of tho hicond Oiegon, who
can km on the expansion of our
bfToi.,1 thn I'Hcihc, as voar
it on to the
to vou here I
NO. 43
in Cor.grerg go on with the build
ing up of the United Stiib u Navy.
A hether we with it or not we have
oho a gnat power; we linve to
ph.y a gruat part. All we can de
cide i whether we will play that
part well or ill, and if I kno my
country men there in searit doubt
hh to how tlie decision will come
out. Wo can glory no in tho
tJeid r f Manila and of Santiago,
becauHo for the dnzen year before
our people were budding up the
N'avv. The Navy whieh won in
"JS won bt caime for a dozen years
before our people had been build
ing nhips and peeing that the offi
cer and men were trained in their
nun. It in too lato to improvise a
S'avy when the need comes. Not
one chip which counted t fiVctively
in the war of "M was built in that
year, or even the year before. They
were all built from two to IS year
in advance, and the men of Manila
and Santiago, do you think tbey
learned their trade after it became
evident tout war could not be
a ve: ted? No, a bit of it. They
were trained through years of
practice to handle the ehips, and
the gone, and the engine, and we
won with euch maU loss of life
and to decisively because ,we baa
men who, hen they shot, h'l.
And to hiwin time of wur it tnt ms
you have to fpend n '' fcr
powder in lime of peace. 1 k
that vou show your appreciation of
what' the Navy did in 'H that you
oho your appreiiation of what wes
done in the past by the pioneer
who won tins land, ny running
ready for the future. If we do not,
then'our children when tbey look
back for cause of pride i our his
tory will have to t-kip our gener
ation. I aek that -,ve, the inheri
tor of the g'ory of the men whe
founded the It-public under Wash
ington, df the men who aved it
under Lincoln, in our turn play
lesser
A far a Eastern Orerron ii ctm- i -c,)P
cerue-1 this man Cowgill thould be ,ffl,'.7s 1,Hil carried
nlaeed aloiis tide of one Benedict : Pacific. .Spunking
Arnold of whom we rea J aoout in , Jo 1101 nave lo ak you to face ti e ! our nart and do aright tha
tho h'tory of the colonies w hen , 'Jture nigh ot heart nnd hjnfidentj lank of today.
tli-v wore fighting fir inl.-p-n- ,l,f ?0"'- 'cu could not sgjumel "We bavu'uiet'to comrnemorale
le:iee agiin(.t one of the mig'ite t i ol,"'r tti!ude and he true to 'n mighty pioneer feat, a feat of the
your lilooij, tru.- to tha p ii- old dav. when nun i.ceded to call
power in th'i g! be. Ciwill'
tame and luder hive g me, n.)J ,
while he m ly claim t Id an Kant-1
ern Oregon man, yet Iiistern Ore-;
i!in i ashamed to own hiin. i
Wii are urou 1 to say that C-o ik ; "ld r,lun i"'cauK they were not
county ttood aloof from hi bhmd , utraid. because thty did not seek
i-hments and we have yet to hear i ibe life of t-use and safety, because
of a man h'j signed cilhe-r of his l'1,t!r training wh not to
petitions. Oar people are loyal lfjnk froiu ohstacit-s but to meet
and trui and want to see Kast-rn Hnt overcome them; and now I
Oregon developed as well as tho i 8!,k ,nat tlji Nation go forward as
entire state. i it has gone forward in the past; I
The Heview was ona of lbs first itttlt lUilt thape it life in accor
papcrs ia tho state to sound the j clanco with the highest ideals;!
note of wan-inn 82 linst this iJian Rt'k that we govern l h Thilir pines
Moors from tho ; Cowgill and hi efforts to placs ob-1 1,rl!T'arli ,n the interest of the
Itio linrct istrui tions in thn way of our people, l'l';0 " inana applause),
tion in which you find yourselves ! upon every ounce of courage and
on tl.ij continent. 1 epeuk to the j hardihood and iiianlint e they
men of tha I'acific Sioe, to the ! po?sesed iu order to make good
IJiCJl whoie predcefSO-S tare US lour plnim tn tin's continent. Let
us in our lurn with equal courage,
and now that he has been foiled
nnd defeated in his efforts makes
us extremely happy. Oregon has
no use for men the stripe of Cow
gill, but wants broad-minded, lib
eral and progressive men whecan
not be controlled ami ownei by
and just so long a men like Tall
nod Luke Wright are there
will be so governed; I ask that our
name he a synonym for truthful
and fair dealing with all the
nations of the worid ; and I ask
two things in coni.iction with our
Prineville
Meat Market
H. Ihuik, I'nip.
P.
KL
KINS M KING
ritlNlCVILLK, OHM.
, ilmlt OL
.ill
Thn best and chnicett meats of nil
kinds eonstatilly kept on liiind
Our motto i", "the beKl of meats
at tho very lowest prices."
(ilVK I'S A CALL AND l.E
C0NV1NCKD.
Timii.-r i.m.a ri. imio .1. !;.
Noricie Foit rtniuc.vnoN.
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N,iH,'f h lii-ilii- Klwn 1 1 1 ii iii e.'itti'iimliv
llllh l!lp ,r,.vl-,hin uf lliUHiM ill I '.'liv r. of
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llmlii l Uii I- In tin, si,n,,s n( i'l,l.,r.iin, nr
K'. Ni-inlii mi,l WnlnUi!l,'U I .-rrilnrv," Hi.
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AiiH'I'-l I, isi-'. U"' ti'llt.ivliii. l,n:no,l ,i'i-,ll.
I,nv nil Si'l-l ii',. t.'l.', HI,-I 1 llll ulticu lltl'ir
nwnrii l!il,'iiii'iii, i,i-wu-
.iiinu's M i-i 4tl-nii
n Tui'iililH, e,niul "I I'l.'n-i . ;'o nt Wiivli
I tiloii, Miorn kl.u,iti,'iil Ni lilt, It llm iir
I'tia. l llui n III mv ir mel 111 m ijr wen' ti, t HI
b. r ij ti, w in-
hi, n M. i;,iiii
nt Ito-'lttiiril, einnily HI Sp-'Wnn,,, i.lulo of IV.ish
IiikI'HI. Mvnrn uliilf'iiu-nl N-' nil, 1,'r llio nir
eli ul tliu ur m o J, I in , r i e, m.
I'litiins 1'nlil
of )oi-k for.l. e.'imly ,,(S. ,kmii', ,lnlt' ol Wn.h
liiKl.ui, fcuuru Nliili-nii'iil No ill.'. t"f tlits tmr
1'liiu.vul llm ii M'c.a, I is , r vl , w in.
Jin-nil Ji'hiiinn
ol liivWnril.'eiiniey of i"l,tiii'-. iiitle of WhOi
Iiiiii.'ii. Mioru Kiiiii-tin'iii iVi inH. lor tli.' 1'iir
cIiim' ol ili 'if v ul. I M 8 e, in
l lull lln-y w III olliT r.,iif l,i uliort line lu
lituii miiiuIii is iiioiv miiitiiiiii lor I; Uiniieror
hi, illc Dim ii lor it,, r li'lilill I II 1 'iir,,i ', H H' I tu ,'
lnlil,-.i lli-'lr t In,)!,? l ' miuI tun, I l.flor,' llio
Itcwi'lur mul lii". i'l,T nt I'm- liiillt-.-,, Oii-h-'U
on siinirilny, Die i uli ,lny of Jiinu, u-tu.
'I lu-v iiiiiio ui 11 IUU''-.. Mh-I.iu-I t 'mi mil'.
M nt u it uitniKlwAii-r, M'l-liBiil l.t'i'iiiti', M J
Mri.illK'ta, Jiilm slelill, I limntt-i 'I ivn'l, ol I lit
lln'li'S, lllrkliiu, I 1 1 1 I' 1 1 II I i-l 1 1 1 , Jtu-ob JollUSUU.
n M (iuiilil ot litirkliinl, N -h.
Anv mitl ftil I'tTMili-n'Iftlinll'!; ,tvor-.'ly l!n
iili,,vtili-i'i-ll,i-,l li.n l i m t' iYili'U'il to llli-tlii-lr
i-liiiin-i In llil., ollU-e iiu or tu-uiru lliu miiU
mill liny ul June, I'.W.
inurj ill. J.VY IV UVA. U.-ul.liT.
artisans, tho most in.'eiiious murj
factual rs, the most gitled arcliilo-ts
til' her population, and when iSptiin
cxj).itn.tted the Jews she lost her
inlullin'eat ami law ahiditig people
a people who had fought bravely
for Spam until hi r cruelty drove
them to tuko refuge in .Morocco.
The Itus-ian peasant elands to
; tlfiv in n t' i.iijeiico and humanity
J , not above lliu tnassia of the com- "Lase is .the man who iutlicts
riion piH'pu' ol liio .Muljle .gts. wriinganu unse is the man who
Ui H-m-clet fuiiou bsihauty --"" " " sutlers a wrung to bo done him
niovisit. If the Jew is a money-, Tho Hoard last Saturday night I '1- greeted here today bv
leiuler in Uussia, ho is a money-1 awarded to Harmon Snook of ; liu;n of the Orand Army t.,f the
lender under Russian law, w hich is j Salem the contract for builJing j liepahlic, by the men who wear
probably not very tender of his Jacksonville's new brick school j lLi button which show that in
rights. In India tho ryot borrow house. The price is $10,(W0 andj1'1" times that tried men's souls
money of the village money-lendiir, j the building is to be completed by thry were willing to prove their
bin whon their iiuproviilenco bring; September. There will bo four i truth on war's red touchstones,
them to destitution the Hindoo room on the lower floor, each with ! 1" tLo.-e days we won because the
mobs do murder the vi'higo money-1 largo warderobes and through the ! 'i'ei lio responded to the call of
lenders, because, tiio lUtish govern-1 neuter of the building there will be ! Abraham Lincoln had iron in the
u: nt would not permit such out- i a large hallway. The upper floor ! Idujd, because in addi'iou to hav-
equal hardiliocu ainl manliness
carry on the task that our fore
father have intrusted to our
hands; and let us reaolvo that we
shall leave to our children and
our children's children an even
u)i&htir heritage than we received
in our turn. I ask it, and I am
sure it will be granted. I know
you men and women of Oregon,
men and women cf the United
States; ami because I know you I
am confident lhat before this Re-
they public therm lies a future bo bril
liant that even the deeds of tha
past will seem dim by comparison."
any corporation that wishes to 1 foreign policy thit we never
throttle our advancement and do- ! f-"g the weak and thai we never
vciopment for their private gain. i-incu irom wie sliong
Ntillce-
Thosit wishing to enter the
spring horso ride w ill please meet
nt tha Willow creek basin corral on
May in, nu:i.
liy order ofllie eurmniUoo,
Jackson count v. Sentinel,
rage. It the reason lor Jew mas
sacii'S aisignod by tho Russian
Ambassador is the true explana
tion of the mob ma.'s icros in Rus
sia, it does not rolled upon the
Jew at all. lt only rcllsets pon
the frightful ignorance and ferocity
of llm Russian peasants and upon
tho shameful indifVerence of tho
Russian goveiiuiiuiil to crimes by
the mob that would not bo permitt
ed in nn y civilized country in the
world. The Russian Ambassador's
explanation is ft frightful indict
ment rol only of tli i character of
tin- Russian peasantry, but of the
quality of his government. A gov
ernment thai has u stainimg army , ( r i r 1 m so far show sho outsail the
of over a million of bayonets thut j t'olum'oia which defeated the
cannot prevent a mob from imir- j Kuglish boat easily last year,
during their Jew neighbors ns rock- whilo the new English yacht
h-ssly and ns cruelly as tho Apaches i j fas(er than the old one and finr
were wont in former years lo kill port will bo witnessed in the
the men, women and children of a ril(.0(, j .Wu-t. yet we have noth
ing to fear in the outcome as the
for the present will bo used for an;iog a lofty ideal, in addition to be-
assembly room and will seat 250 1 icsoluto that there should in
people. Thero will be a basement j deed be freedom and unity within
under the entire building in which ' the borders of tho Republic found
will be a furnace roim, wood roomcd by the men of '7(5. they had the
and plav room. The basement courage, tha hardihood and the
walla will ba of concrete and the strength lo ujake them realiio their
main walls of hard burned brick. ! ideal in war, i:i battle. I ask of
A handsoma belfry will surmount 'tha men of today tb, it thay do their
the building, which will be one ofiMO" "--' ' of yesterday did
the handsomest school edifices in ll" ir- K'Mneniber this, if we
white emigrant train isrt burlesipie
on civiliz.'d rule. It may servo to
remind lis again how impotent meie
ruge and fury in power are to crush
ignorant hriUishucss, whether the
nihilists of llimsia or tiio rape
fiends of the Southern Slates.
I n Russia, as elseix hero, the Jew's
position is largely what has been
made for him by the poisocution of
20 centuries. Tho anti-Semitic
bate of Iho generally liberal Roman
Kmpiieis redacted in Un sneer of
that uccomplisheJ man of tha
world, tlm poet Horace. The Jow
is a trader chiclly buuuuio ho Las
oniy pay homage to their deeds in
words, we show ourselves unworthy
Tlie Sew Cup ilefenilor j lo be their succesiors. Wo caii
Americans cn well feel proud j I I'oiago ta them only by ho
of the sailing q-.ialities of the new hltv ,n2 io tt me of trial a they be
cup defentler. Reliance, a tlirt haw-.! m their time nf trial. In
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tout ii our men oan eo.uiueu
themselves to glorifying the acts of
tho men of 1771, vh would not
hive anything to glorify now ; the
1'rtsiditit of the Republic is able
to travel across the l'neiflo Slope
and still bo just as much in bis
country as on the Atlantic Slop?,
on this side because you of bl dared and did
ami died at n-ed, but ttumipued in
Iho r.il."
"Tuday tho Secretary of the
Navy spoke of the great pride we
lakei in tin; feats of llio mighty bat-
llohiu which bears the name of
thin tlute the Oregon. (Cheers
and applause.) It is a good thing
to cheer her, but it is a belter
thing lo see that we keep on build
ing other ships like her, but ever,
hi tter. That is the light way to
cheer tlie Oiegon ; lo see to it that
cup w
of the
II still remain
Atlantic.
(Jniirantlnc Italsetl
At last the quarantine has been
raised in Lake county and now
llio mails can go and come as they
wish. Ii is a very queer thing
that the postmaster at Silver Lake
was so particular in getting a
quarantine established against our
mails, but when any one wanted to
stop at hi hotel they were mada
welcome.
our Stimtors. utid Representatives!
Wlir Not riace all of LakeCoauty ia
a IlcserTe.
The government has withdrawn
from settlement a large amount of
land in Like county whichjis pro
posed to be placed in a reserve.
We do not knotv how the people of
Lake county look at this proposed
reserve, but it appear to us in
looking nt the map that the gov
ernment has overdone herself a
Utile in thia latest reserve propo
sition. Lake county was bound to
become one of tho wealthiest
counties in the state, but the with
drawal of the vast amount of lauds
will greatly cripple it.
Lakeview, tho county seat ef
Lake county, which is one of the
most prosperous towns in Oregon,
is entirely surrounded by the re
serve and they are left in an iso
lated position with no prospects of
having their surrounding country
settled up if this reserve stands as
it is, and their city will in the
future stand completely isolated.
A reserve may be needed in that
section, but if it i, it would ap
pear to us lhat it either should be
greatly modified from the now pro
posed lines or else the government
should take in the rest of the
county. It shnuld not bo left ia a
half way condition as it now ia.
Flat) Chlekeus
Some time ago Mrs. J. H.
Harvey sent to a prominent chick
en fancier of Des Moines, Iowa, for
a setting of eggs of white and
brown leghoins n tp cl fully. In
duo lime the egg came to hand
ii id out of the two settings eight
little chicks , appeared. Mrs.
Harvey say while the bird are
beanies, yet they do not come up
to the chicks of the strain produc
ed from bird here in Crook coun
ty. This opinion, of Mrs. Harvey,
who is an"! expert chicken laiser,
speaks well for the fine chickens
we have in Crook county, which
aro. the equal of those raised uny
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