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PRINEVLLE REVIEW.
IhitrrM t Ui rvt"fflee t rriucvClc, On-geti,
wuona-uUM mater.
rvai.imina kvkrt thi;.njay tv
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BUBSCRirNON BATS;:
On yrr
St inontli'
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THURSDAY
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COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
J. II. Crook : Tho high school
building should 1)0 a lire prool
building built of stone or brick or
both. Hy no means should a
wooden building be erected. The
old fair ground is j" lho Plor
to put the building.
Tom Rthtwin : Put up a goo?
substantial building of brick c
stone. Wei want something dur
able and which wa will take a
nride in when finished.
ij E. H. Smith: I would much
- j rather prefer to see a building con
structed out pi our rnuro rru
granite, as il is far preferable to
.ill other material. One of the
most beautiful location would be
on the hill at the water tank.
J. V. Boone: A good brick
building would be tho proper
thing provided our finances will
admit of it. The old fair grounds
is just the place to erect the build
pinion etPrttite l ili.ins In Kegard j ing, and is the best place in town
te l?nU4iiit j i"or school as everything if con
. , i venient there.
A the lait gem-.-ai lectio:, bed j CoL Nve . BuiU ft btick builJ-
euity laoiwptti.t.n'u iUlI l,v all means. It is far the
hy iars niajvr:ty ;iut a uigu
1 ilioala be tt;sl i;.nr.d and in
nBB i'f tuch r.: and :.s tne t
law weaiailT direi-:?, tin i otinty
Fred Lehman: 1 am i f.ivor
of n fiixxl snbstanti.tl school build-1
ing j the lower lory to be btiiitofi,
red granite aad th Upper utory of t
hnck. 1 hi would timKe ;v urtut-;
tiful and lastinc buihiing. the1 t
ld fair grounds is nn ideal plitcfj
for the building.
V. C. Harnes: I am in t'.ivor
.if a good substantial brick scho.il
J: u il lm ll.H I.. 1 l.lt.t
iiui.u.ni;. n iv '-v
cheapest when everything is lakatt i
into consideration. Put what-1
ever kind of a building we erect
lot it be first-class anil employ ou-
Ih tlput. laiia watt IriMtvti !
ter. My choice of sites i tho old
fair grounds every time.
'MB-SM" Salomon, Johnson tfe Co.
i icf intiinents ( pltv, tmt U itsy loii( " y t' n
it iJt tc-u 'ct wuh want ; V'V Huiwmi.r to 0. I- Salomon. v 'i 1 t
.1 nre.'.-t, i.euerallv th mother who' i vVi . - - - v
r. - . '
OAT
1. i iUU I'l nil .rival's
cheapest and best. As to a sue
i for the building my choice is the
old fair grounds.
... t . , . i -
etrt t h. ti:n it levied taxes! " ""'V
s-ti i-.-.j ., u, ... : :i i,i..h I will jusiity, a brick building
"vt L. !,;.. i ,.,"v ,,r ih i should bo erected. A good house,
rst weri'.r tbcr.-of his been ! wellcpt grounds and first-clas-
j I. "i;.. ;.',., . ...U ,if i leaolur are essentials to cood
rtitCT.tyV.-eu'rsr aw.iiVi. V'thc ; lioois. The place for building
prtw Sir.bu:uMi therec! t-r tne I " w
tai-h sehanl board -.v.- a niong I addition.
tar thing is the erection of a I D. P. Adamson: I have given
tiluh! Vaiiding I the hijh school question but little
TT ar a'.ror;z lv!i. vr in s;ood ! thought, bu'. would much prefer to
ebeals, aw 4 to h:tv. yoo 1 schcols j gCe a good brick building erected
eju:?ped l-ui'dir.s is rcccs I provided our finances will admit of
ear? at wsil as a t:rt-c!:iis tcn-h j ;t, ns I consider such a building
re pa t? j hotter and far chesperin the end.
er. sriimessv in iLcse
art lit Mvisecl. tor a g--Ovl ii-st-!eil
scits'. il worth i::oro to a
Vnwi tkin rssil; anytiiins c!.-e and
Hfceral sp:;'!turo thereto is
rtresy wsli a rs t. In tl'.is wa do
ee neaa axtravavancd by any
ci.-ttl. ivit w ;o mean such
fcctsal BetsrT exp-?:idit,.:rcs that
will nnka tk
room
iTi
attract ve.
and !
In
I consider the proper place tor the
building is on the hill near the
water tank, as it is sightly and by
planting trees theteon and fixing
up the grounds properly it would
be something all would feel proud
of.
John Teinpleton : I believe in
erecting a good first-class school
b bwt aiteatora to be had. At tpnj. t0 baild np a county more
fcta ptrv.ea'.sr time ti -'io co:ues ! lhan anTthing else in it, and to
bsfara tt. hi.;h school board j have ag0oJ gehool we have to
heracuaafa bwWr-g as well j have A gooj building and first
e.aasiteeal wa have taken the j ,.! t.acher9. It ig poor econo
P an to as lane of our pro-r.ment mv t0 stint our srhooU and put in
hs ea4 here are thou- oj-inion? inferior teachers. The old fair
"!!r:I!5",V;'",'r':, , i grounds is the proper place for the
J. L. McCilloch; I am in favor ' ijuildi
ef a gt? fw.t!nt:l . uric!; tiuild
iat at it i far more n'.trac'ive than
:i the end i
Dr. V. Gesner: The erection of
high school building and the
employment of teachers therein is
a weed en hai'dir.j and
, r ,, -, ,of more than passing importanee.
!, . n 1 " i .V good school is far more advan-
".' '. ,. , itagaonstoa town and county than
Pir9 i.son : l! tne cost alraost any othef tling ; jt Car,
ei aenei aenainj is rat ar in ex- . ,hoQjj taken in the ,reclion 0f
es cr a wooden l-.nli.ng j the building si -well as ths em
aisaie prersr a t-aci as we copsij j n!ovmer.t ef teaeher. for if we
er it tester and far letter than a
vreedta haiiiing. Our choice of
Ieatia is th old fair grounds.
Le TTi;:: l'ut up a r,r;B
Kaile'iij by a!! re cans as w want
aemtkinjr nst only $:! jtanlia!
feat a huiJdiag that wiil b a credit
t ear ceanty, as nothing builds
up a county . ruo-jj; lh.in good
sc'e.eo!.
erect a poor building and employ
poor teachers at first, we -will re
ceive a set-back that it will lake
vears ta overcome. I should pre
fer a brick building as it would be
far cheaper than wood in the long
run. A waoden building might be
j ihe cheapest constructed, but tak
iingthe question of repiira into
! coRside ration it would be most ex-
Knsx Hfs'.on : DuilJ a brick pensive in future years. Ve build
bv.i'.air.g fey all mi ni.;. We want J a good building and employ good
a seed hanrj, good school and I teachers (even if thev come high)
r end j o we can educate our children at
n ad
pet trsefter. At t.c n-;i
tit th a'-l fair vr'.iun Is i
mirafcle paes for the build' p.
Cl.ST.p !a)ith : Duiid a pood j 1-rst school towns in the state. The
briek Wilding bv aii irea-s. J.et : old fair grounds I should think was
T! hire a fcoildinff we will not be!tbe proper place for the building.
jliorrc. Let this be the beginning 1 ofct ,hove Ufl k,vel , ,p
I of mikiDS i'rineville one of the .i j0r01V and fo.-mi,,
ashsnocd ef, and
that r in the
t-sr ef t. sute.
CAPTIVITY OF THE
MAN CIRLS
CHAPTKR XL
"'We were conducted immed
iately to the home of the chief, :
and welcomed with the stating;
eyes of collecting group, and an;
occasional smile Irotn the nicn.luM ;
of the cliisf's family, who gave the
warmest expression of joy over the ,
return of their daughter and .sifter,'
so long absent. .Seldom does our;
civilisation furnish a more hearty
exhibition of affection for kindred,
than welcomed the cotnii i; in at j
this member of the-chiefs family,'
Ihough she had been absent but a ,
few days. Ths chief's house was,
on a beautiful but small elevation
erowning the river bank, from
which the eye could sweep a large;
section of the vally, and -survcf
tho entire village, a potion' c!
which lined Ciich bank if t!i
stream. "As a model, and one that mill'
give a correct idea of tLe form oh ,
served, especially in the vtl'. it;-"
structures, we may t-pjak of I tie
chief's residense When we
reached the outskirts of the tovr::"
we observed upon the bank ;!" the.,
river a row of beautiful c.o!lo:iwo-d ,
trees just putting out their i c v
leaves and foliage, their branches'
interlocking, sttnding in a . nw.
about a perfect siusro of aboot
hundred feet and arranged in ta.'te. ;
They were thrifty and soenied fed
from a rich soil, and wi:h oilier,
plots covered with the same
growths and abounding through
out the village, preseuted truly an
oasis in Ihe general deTt of
country upoa which we had been ;
trailing our painful walk for the,
last ten days, climbing and dc- j
scending, with unshapen rooks,
and sharp gravel and b'.'.ruin::
sands for OHr pavement. Immed
iately behind the row of trees lira
spoken of, was a row efpol.sor
Iocs, each about six inches in di
ameter and standing close toea. h
other, one end firmly set in the
ground and reaching up about,
twenty feet forming an enclosure,
of about fifty feet. j
"We entered ibis enclorur.v
through a door (never shut) aed i
found a tidy yard, grass plotted.
Inside ef this was still another en-
closure of about twentv feet, wall
ed by the same kind of fence, only
about one-third as high. Kunnin'
from front lo rear, and ilividinsi ,
thi dwelling place of tho Mohave
magnate into erpal parts, sioid a
ro.v of these log' stuck in the
I ground and running upfibT.it three
Of the ,-,;--
a r i -i z bir j
the resting of the roof. Tne ronf
wa a thick mat of limbs and mil l.
A few blaakets, a small, etnoking'
tunvi
rxj ertfiti'M lxiitrr nrniniid
on lirr eierr,lc ! Icm biiiI
lew. ttenglh lo leapiimt,
S.-'tuttime lle fufftia liotn
Ct: sw pfcuhsr to lir
rrv, Mi,t often Ima titvar
iVofocplily reevn-rrrd lir
MK-nplli after taliy'a cum-
Int:.
Tor 1l nomen who lira
wesVetifil ty wotiiitnlv
r.rs er who tc tun ilown
It niAtfit-ftl Kmt beticholtl
uiti l'r, ririx-f' I'artiti'e
I'lcuriintirn i coinmrndcd
a medicine which
prr.mialy cmea diicar
uiul ivs'.oiea the atretic,! II.
VVVl reRUrity,
ones wraen.
in; drain,
l,t.!a inlU'.m
mnli'Mi and ut
ccttMiun inJ
cure feutal
wcdkneaa. It
is inn jitHpI
as a tome
tiervin for weak, Tim down womeu.
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OUR POLIOY
Is to make lho dollars go farther than they ever did before in providing the homo and family
with standard makes of gondii, and in consciueme mr Is n busy store.
WK CAIillY A Kt II. I INK OK
MEN'S
Jioots,
Shoes,
Hats,
s,
Tios,
Ovorcortts,
U ndo rv car.
APIKS'
Shoos,
Dross (lomls,
Silks,
Skids,
Shawls,
.Jaekds,
lliulorwoar.
'i wt
lr V
ivr I uvi'nlP l-trH'U1itH'H
1. ! Iiriu't.-tM 'Ti-t.tcl.l MiU
1 i;rirr ClnliV ol t i.nutj
ta, 1 AAvr lUf WuTi . my
Ml U-.tli
lltrv w.MtH
v ; - :c M ,
f.t-tt :!'.. I ;k -nn ti tT;m mv f'.rMh(
n.i m I t ic Tv.f ntp-llf tHf, ntnl In 1to
k. 1 u't . n.r-t und it iic lo N nUiiit, a
kf.l i 1.t,1. it i i ! iroittli! Mul (.'tim! at tli
rtfl t'tit iLtno t rp?itrv-(v iti;Hliitd itif
twin! U i;;'t. 1 .it.-- tvrA tlm it v..-l i-fueiit
t' a l- tM,-:-;;ui ji- i.r : It.! v ;llvnt ; U
L ii i". . f S't 'i, t.Titciit m alt ljitt.s( c( fcuwt
As well a! Imiuln iU ofutlirr nrtirlon i tho dry good liua.
OUR GROCERY
DEPARTMENT
first cluse goods. Wo also i-jrry
Crockery and Cutlery
pj Is up to date, with full and complrto lines cf nil the
V-:. " line of
Vr. View' rioawin! relict nltotiM tie i fj';X
Ufcu vita ' : iivotite t rscnjr,ioti wnca- i
ever a laxative is leii'.utea. fl
"Thefr rondua" during that t-4LvfLvlLxl Lv X i 1 i VIy
ful
Come and inspect our slock, an I w will tiko pleasum in rhoivine; it l. yon
n
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m
nijiiit of nii.l t'N',;itu:r.fr.t, was very )
dulorcp.t from that ly which uur
C:!:'iU iti'iong tie) Apaches was1
c.-ubril-.-d. luat was one of sel-1
f:s!i -iron Uearti
i;v;, r a n;u
o'.
.t.
a' U
of a i
?:iu.a;s
tho
ir u,i:uiii.
.V'.ITY t.. l
rlc.:ii of
at!'.';?:
,d..pt:l
yi.u u
cr t!
nd, glutting ; V
ii-us, baibarous deed
I plunder, '.his wss,
inpany iif itidoli nt, j A
lazy lieu', hen,
ii.i li.r.d iiliti'.li
,;;r,d ignorance
and
nny
ifv thri:
joy
kintired and the I '
, lifi.iicl ; t;r ciioe c f two foreign
1 oa4;u. 'J licy placed us out up
on the grtei., noil in t ho light of a
Iar.', brifk lire kept tip their
dsitcirg. sicgitig. jmnpirift and
n'.iOi.ti' '.: until the bu-.ik cf day.
"AtVr tiiey hi I di-porped nnd
that .(dii'it of tears an I lh- bitter
1 eet 'enei'.ions and most torturing
're!i!":;i'.'rai-.ci's if -the past and re
ll.-ciiiViiS of our.jv-sei)l ii a .1 nearly
worn ii'.vay, with bleeding feet,
urn in p!.;s al,i,ct, t tin bone,
jnith ..riling t-:ti! b.'neath a thin
ovoiii e!o l,y Mde, litt'a Mary
Ann and invself lav us down noon
4
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1 Vd '
o r,)-;!i late iijion sleep,
(To l,c Conlinu-d.)
re teachers j Cha. Elkins:
The quality of a : fire near the dr, with naked
personal of the1 walls over which the finishing
A S;a.i.l I'lit' l'ril.ijr
t n hot l'ii ?uy evening nt about
S o'c'o -!. on r v.i-.if.i-.r were aroused
by t.e sharp rl.,n;; of tho .ire bell.
In an iner' d'i 1 s.'iart lime the fire
w;e on tii-' pround ready to
do 1. '!!:,', but liitir snicea were
rot r ei'ii.-il, a-j t!. f.re was cxtin
;iii!.fd by l'r- lime they arrived,
Th.- ii:-' cifiiht in the roof of th
r.: ii i ,;" ef M .. ('. Wi!on, eauaod
b,- a p..?ej e.::u r too close to
hi-;;:' );!,- li-e h lys da
crri cv : t f-.r prompt rea-t-i
a!l eail. of duty, and will
.he !"ro fldid a fierce fight
wiiris'vr en,-; I ii pin. rrin'viile
has one cf (hi; 4est e piitijieil fire
(he
servo
pnns
give
th-n
st raiis 01 educa- ! .rheol and the
Let us rr.&ke teachers errniored therein I con-! hand of the tmholsterer had never companies r.nj no do tint except
sehooi town f. ah the i consider of more importance than I passed ; a Hair mado wh'ti ail
lain : ths buildine. althotish it is necea-1 terra firm was created, welcomed
isirytohavo a comfortable build-' ua to the interior.
, ing. I should consider a good
j wooilen building plastered
; tlirooghout and made substantial
rhne.ren ef the ceuntv can o
a first elsis ed illation witlieut
leaving ki-r.e. Th-j cM fair
gratise's is ih nicest eiic I know
of fer i'b V- i I d i n f .
aiiv town of i'.3 si'j in the stale.
I..HT i VI,!, FO ! (.tESSEi.
i'of rte n
ir ale:
I
-e none but the very beit teachers
j employed and make this school
, a place where we can send our
I o oLiaii.e l j childrea to and procure for them a
Ci.eapT
li.iok a
C. J. Jehnson: I would con-1 in every way with a good stone
sider if stsne is handv it would be foundation, a sufficient structure,
the best Kslsrial to eorslruct the i a it eoold be erected cheaper than
high schol boildii!' out of. f: i either stine or brick. I want to
the kn fcsr.da-.
cm gst and heiiere
ths.a ether material
gr,.d lecst'ea as ct u'd
is cs the oiti lair grout. 03. good education, as by this means
' J. F. Jferr.'j : I am in Lvor of i rjUr children can be at home under
ft briek or '01m builuirg, pnrid.jil ! "ur own supervision instead of
tho eest over wood is r.ot" toy reat. ; aboad. The citizens of the, eoun
My cheice ef location ii hi ?,Kw i 'y are entitled to a first-class
S9rs' addition. 1 " hool taught by firit-elsss teaeher !
Geo. O'Neil: Stor.o wouIJ he cf k,!0WB My preference
mv BT.fr.re ,i.n .r,,' i s location is the hill at the wa-
94 i" poni'ticn and a b-.nidio.? i t?r ,ank. Providd
( ns'a I'r'sss
title.'.
ru I lie Ilest
can
ersctsil lk ; there for all'.; me to
eons. Die repair-? r-n a fr.'.rne
Woiioiag with (.he painting and
intaranee weald soon . far to
wards paring for a stone bi:iJ.-ling.
The eld fair grounds is nn ideal
plac to erred the L-silding.
Judfie Brink : Am in f.,vor of u
brick bui Id i on. For the new hiirh
school bnilelie; we want s'iK-thiiig 1 building by all means. It is far
be
procured.
Mike Christiana: The finances
should he looked after carefully,
and if the cost between a brick and
vooj is not too great I should
prefer a brick building si it is far
the better. The building should
be erected in Newsom's addition.
Will Wurzweiler: A brick
:,i 1 . , ,
insv wiii no permanent and last
ing; aad ft credit to Crook cnimtv.
The ceanty is now out of debt, arid
for educational purposes wo can
not siTnri ta ho stingy.' Tho fa i r
groond is jnst tho pbicu for the
bailding.
Jehft Comfc: I would r pre
fer a tend tane boiidinc if suit-
better and cheapor in the end.
A beautiful site would he the ridge
upon which the water tank stands
if watr can be had.
Arthur Hodges: Build the
school honee of brick or stone as
when built of these materials we
will have something permanent
and lasting and not liable to be de
an, a tor, eiuld be procured and stroyed ly lire. A brick or stone
if not lee costly. If not fione then building is far more comfortable,
brick. My choice of tile is in j The grounds around Ihe building
JJewaoit)' addition. Uiiould he made to look attractive.
A TI. Lippman: Ikiild a good j My clioico of location is the old
brick structure, wtHl ,'veri tilaled grounds.
end an os l dale building, A M. R. Klliott : lam in favor of
gnei firit-eias building with only eithnr a slono or brick high school
flrat ulan teachers .is wl fit - v. e building. My preference is our
waiit. My preference -for the sight native stone if it costsno more
is ki 'ewsoiu'g udditioiu, ! than brick.
l,Thd daughter of the chief had
been kind to us, if kindness could
be howu under their barbarous
habits and thoss rates of travel
while on our way. Sho was more
intelligent and seemed capable of
more true sympathy and nifcetioti
than any we had yet met in our
one year's exile. .She was of about
seventeen years, sprightly, j-ivin!
and good nature, and at times
manifested a deep pympathy for
us and a commiseration of our
dejiUte condition. But though ,: to , I "U ls Ihan any other store on
he was a daughter of the chief, i lho cna.'b
their habits of barbarousness could j The heel ii' -rgili .-J." in cadi,
not bend to courtesy oven towards ; the pe.n ! ! t gets f '20 in cash,
those of rank. f-'h had walked j tho third le t guessir g'lfl -flO
the whole distance to the Apaches, ! card;, tin fourth best guegser gets $"
carrying a roll of blankets while ; ea.-'i, the li 1 -x t best each i?l
two horec were rodo by two slal jeisb. Sv!;tr doMars nil in css'i.
tiin i the largest
o
Spring las Arrived
ivl eo hv inn Sprit'it mid ?intiiner ir 'i ni l " e 1:1 tn' "I l'lv
lho itrviiHufotir niKiiy fulrmie, la lie rOv r. 1 1 vjtii.ur. rt,l
lo llliwe living llll ill llie 1 i'V Wfl "!' I :!)' Hml l'l I'
tiiKlu'ci market pi i, o I1.1 butter mm.I i-h: in x.-l.iinr f,.i mi. I.au
ilii. Y 011 nmv ei'il t linn in nli'our ci-l't ! nel
will e lliul even- tir.lr rei-n voi pf tiil nttei tini. mh
In aiitiiiiiiM-o Unit diiriiu lli fin-vniltnj i.-kne in I'tn eii'M
aro prepured lo (live eloo uti'l prempl u'.ti'iiliun t mail ' lei,
A Nobby Uine of
(ieiita" Kuriii.iltiiiii i. o.lt. The l,lll lli- ill N. uheo mid I iull
HliirlH, Stumer I'll ler ei-, Sninmer lljtn, etc.
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In tlie faclieis Dept.
liav llm very lnt! in -jhirl Vit, Hi lt",
Hiiaierj-, I'nderwear, Wrpn rii, Sm I'omn-t , rte.
Wu Uiipectfiilly aolitit a aliaru of votir ali'.im,;",
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i thi'Mi ltv.'Uiirf n(ti ', l"it H ' ' it
ai'vi'lple ni !ftn HI."! i'"lie. i.i ,1" I 11
I an, I M-i-iirn in t,"ii. It v.'; 1 t-i 1,
Ii I i-aiiii M'ihii 'i '.:,.' .
ittrn i l irl r'.i-. vi ,,ir to . i ti 1,' l li
j tlv (,elll. me . Imi if ! II
i , -1 1 r 1 t k mul le i,,t,n,ii I mv iri'
11- lub'e p'tce
' I llV nil lull I .1 ! napp'ir l II. "!'!
Hi'MiIii li cti",Ke ff e . wl, li iia!lfi'
I tail ill leil. '".O" 1 mn pit -pjn.l
j lo (In nil kltl'l" 1 I 1'. I I '-. e, t
1 Iv t'pepwl ti.v p el, p .j !-1 ti 4
j iiiiiief 1 ifi-i.i. ! 1 : til I I
i Tli Prlnevllbi M tl-le u'i I l.rvi ili
uik, llrin li nt It,, l'C!., l.-t. 11
no', lir.d theni out renieinbrr tho I
child who gives the most ami the !
Iieft reason geia the lurgeft prize.
Children of Oregon Id year old ,
Nutlcw.
I am now prepared ! foruitih
water from my dnili, knonn n
tho McKav ( reek I r ri.'tit li!
V' have betn getting just
buncheiof lho brightest kind but if
there aro any uier little folks in
the state who have not Kent their
?u"S"e in, they h ire until the 31st
ef May to give thehct rcaons why
Rilets I'i.ino Homo cati afford lo
s'.di pianos ,11 il dues, at from if 100
mil younger can cetneinlo tho con- I lo nil parties wishing It lit one dol
'!":, leiiet not lo be longrr than lar prr int h.
il.ij words nnd contest clones May j J. 1!. VaMl i; iol.,
".1- lie suro your Utter is mailed 1'rim villo, (he.
by that date, because any bearing,
a'lafr postmark will not bo neeept- H0Uion nlt.-e.
ed. I'riz's to bo awarded as snnn
alter canlcti luyea a hot.iblo. Tho . N"ll("" 1",'c,,.v t,vr" tlnl l!lt
.ei.tlemen who leav,, kindly con ! I'tnen-bip heretofore existing be- !
,..,.i.,l o.nMn. iM,l,.n. .r. M,C : I Ween Alex Mini l.obt. Sinilh Under ,
I fi ,,,.oi., .,llir l.'u.'i,,.J 'he firm name and style of Sni
. . ft ' . " I .1 i 1 1 . .
i.iii.i, 111 , irin.i, , '111111. iiiive net 0
dissolved by mutual concent. All
bills owing to the Into linn are now
l'elegroui, Mr. S. J. Council, presi
lent of tho Northwest Door com
pany and secretary of the l'ortland
Chamber of Commerce, and Mr.
Thos. Miibtirn, ad agent, Morning
OreKonian. AH men ef marked
business ability and excellent
judgment.
Eilors Piano House, Washington
itreet, corner Park, Portland, Oro
Kon.
'duo nnd collecliblo, imd ran be
paid to either of u.s. All oii'slnnd
ing olilijntioim of tho l ite linn are
to be paid by either or l oth id us
Dated at SihteiH this i'Uth day of
April, l'JU'l. A i x Smith, '
lloItKltr Sm 1 r if.
i
i ti
yy n uav r
111 . .
v irst .Mitioiuu I Sank
PniNEVILLE. ;
H
B. F. ALLEN It- .'.hi t
W. WUitZVEILEM .Vic I -eiwi
, . t';.l:.l ,
wart, healthy M shaves by her i Kve-yhod.
side. I piai.o nloreo.'i toe Mast and that it
"On entering ths house, Topska, j cani's t!a grc.-itcrt varieties a. id
who bad accompanied us, gavn an j fmei-l pianos, ihut its bii'iuess i
immediate and practical evidence ! it;imet,;c t'.nt it Iris foo.r prosper
that her stinted stomach had not! tins t'n:-, t!;t g.a. hi on h:;re in
become utterly den f to all the de ! I'orti ind, another hirgi. one in Ban
mands of hunger. Seeing a cake Kiancia;o, ai. other one in Spokane,
roasting in the ashes, who seized if. Washington and sliil anoihor one
and dividing it into throo pari, ul S lerarii -nfo, C-,1. .Vow, if we or
A ' Wijtulorfiil Ii4covury.
a... . t . 1 , 1..
: viie ui our icauinjj v rstern
10 : ..l 1 . , . . ,
I'lMoieiiiiin on iirinj; iiilerrnguirtl
us lo what he regarded ns Ihe besl
remedy for all itilmrnhi that lh
jbuniiin fleeh is heir lo, and what
1.1 inn oeei prcvenuvw ot (ineus.e.
repliml, IVhitimmsCm 11 Wiiihkkv
n. I I - . . 1
ei 1 nniivr 11 in n itiru liotiit'iiii
IILII . . , 1 ' 1 .
K.en r...ii,. I ..,.1 miiiureu nnu ni-e.i m woml -
. " -e. -t 1 , r u.,
n. F. ALLEN
w. wuitzweiLF.n i
f. M. UALDVIN . ,. .
I Trii v-tt fft?in-fl i-m-l in; ho
j Arvounl l an!.;r.'t M rhe"
f Cnllai'lliitta rnrlt (
I l'tr''i
,1 hn rt
4 - "i,tfin
1
antki : Men and lenms
work orj ihe Columbia Southern
irrigation canal ; steady work.!
Apply lo 0. F. Smith for full in
formation, Lamor.ta or Dce;hulrn.
a.'iO-tf.
'urzwiler A Thomson have
she gave me the Uerijarnin portion
and bade us eat, which was dune
with greediness and pleasant sur
prise. "Night came or. and with it the
gathering of a large concourse of
Indians, their brown, stout wives
and daughters and swarms of little
ones whose faces and bare limbs
would have suggested anything
else sooner than the near vicinity
of clear water, or their knowledge
of it use for irrigation purpose.
"The Indians were ' mostly tall,
stout, with largo heads, broad
faces, and of a much more intelli
gent appearance than the Apnclien
IJark-clad, whero clad nt all. the
scarcity of their clothing indicating
either a warm climate or a grcut
der piano:) in large 'pnntities from
tho factories fit one time for nil
these otnres, what soil of discounts
aro we li iblo to get? And also
shipping fo many nt a time are we
liahlo lo et id vaatiigeous freight
rate and iheii if they are not put
into gn-at he.i vy box;-.", would there
bo any savin.;' in weight and what
ort of fni van tag'! would that be?
Then, ro'iieinliorthat big warehoriHC
of ohm down on the nii l-vay tracks
in I'orlhitid, where the car of
pianos nn: h ,l:Med right Up to the
door, iviild nut that he much
ch"tiior th;tti if the nisnoq had to
be carted to Ihe store house? There
now! wo Ioivh given you just lot
of hinO;. There aro a great many
other goud rcuhens tee if you can
farm machinery thia week lial
will pity the farmers to investigate
before making their purchases.
Iikt Two ta-o-yearold steers
branded V on left hip and neck.
Information rewarded.
' J. 0. PowKi.r.. !
le by nil firMt thn-s drtilers
Many persons suffer all their
lives with liciidtiehi) and neuralgia,
taking medicino until their ilij;e
lion ih ruined, not knowing ihe
trouble, in h, th0 ,.y,.g or j.r111(1
oiii) eye. Their virion in perfect,
perhaps very acuto, yd Kill the
trouble, is the eye. Theo are eate.
for the occuliet. Si. ViHm il.-,,,,...
FOB BALE
A cood 100 aero farm widl In.
cuteu, Willi ine noted UetJ Jlock ! ,a '" L'V(:LV niHt.iice 1111 oe
soda spring on it, tho finest audit in 1 cu'"!' trouble alone. No nerv(
the state, for sale by the Crook I "TW"'"! will attempt lo diagnoKi
County Ueal Estate t Abptrnctf 11 caK0 "itiiout cx;-mi..iim; M10 ctyrs
Co. n:Q if; Ileatliu hoR are uimrttcanirf. ''nil
on i)r, W. W. Tnggart at tho I'oit,.
dexter Hotel fni fill r,M, i,l .
- , wiiiiii
troiihleH,
v, . ," .? ,:"r'',7 siii-n H.m ti..
For bale.
Half interest in storo . building
and lot and, one-third inlcrost in
a small farm close to I'rineville,
lor jiiulicuhirs inijuiro of I)." K.
Sicivart.
Wo Hull
Dry rough Itinibcr nt I2..10; snmn
hut better grad flo.OO. Mooring
md nifctic nt fiO nnd r.'.i
ii'.-nc 1111! oAnii pricea mr lumber lit ' ruirviii... ir,...
....--1 . :.. 11.:. . . !
,u' )l-ua ' nncvillil. Vlinltil.tnorlx
A. tl, LJl'I'MA.N & Co.
AilnilnMijiIrl Nollco.
N'.tlcc ! Ii-ff l,V
nii'l'-ritL'ii,t
1 'mi i, 1 v 1 ', .v... :., . j : . " ' inn
;...i.;,', ..i, iniHi.i ; , ';':, '";,k,
..... whh imtn, Hllllll r,
Poindexter Hotel
Shaving Parlors.
Mi l'nlliii li II J lie, Prep".
Shaving, llaircuttinj,
Shampooing, Baths.
H.WK TIIK MM - I p.MII
if Hid in mi-: 1 1 iv . , ,
Wo thcirii llm LAIMK' la
reiiieniber tlt.it Wu have lit'
ted up nnn hi.ih. roniil '.
purinlly fur tin. htiliea.
Kverylhinj. coniieetnl ivilh lhi
shop is up lo duto and strie.llv fuel'
dims.
"tik nn,i,rar rs.u,,s nuanioii:"
L I L I P IT T;
Collapsibl3 Pocket ;
Stcrcoscopo ApparaiJi.
j l lir .tiiilllr.l Slur, ,.,-,,, h , , .(, ,,, l
tti I.I .-It,, , ,,,V ,i.,,., , ,,,i I..I..H (
Hll !! I u,,l,l I, ,1... .1 1 1,1-
mill in, r... . .. . '..' . ' . .
in,. 1. II.. I , "'K'V. I' -I...l.,i.j,,li ,1.-- '
'"i llm. .m.- el IV, A. le il hi ' I,,-, - 1 ,1" r ' 1 ' ""' ' "T1''
i" I'h mi ,11 1. 11 ri lm id , Ano,t wnue 'i' 1
ltY I. tl. I... ...... , '
iMHi'ii,,!,,.,..,,.,. ".ru.. k. 11,.. ti. iput sterooaoouo Co v
W. A, UnU, Allutiiey (or Kilt.
l lVlK.I Hull