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Newspaper Page TextI I 0 . 1 f. Lis. ' fit 'V . I i '"1 I . f I- VOL. IX. i'kinkviuj:, chook county, ohkmox, tiiuksdav, jitxk ii, wo:?. NO. 4.' V. H1 Iff- Iff, E W ("JO.? M f THIC 'PA I I.Oli IIP tl A ) A r.'HW l.UI'.'. WHICH WII.I, ok uOuuiJ ji:;jt aihcvino MARK :iAI.H.IOMi; I'll s,,iv is i in: tim r. To Leave Y n l r C )r Uth. Eil&liAi. liiUik AiM llit ilJ&Mfe All iLfeiAiLkl 1 TWVW WWfWWtTW?.' ' OFFICIAL 1)1 H ECTOR Y G. O. HYDE, M. D., (I i.l Ml Pill. II I IK) Physician nrvJ Surtrcon, riiiNKViu.ir, oiiisuon. Cull . r . 1 1 1 1 ( 1 ulteiuleii, ilny aciiI nielli J. H. ROSENSSfTC. M. D., I'ltiwnvii.i.i;. oukuon. Ollled fir.l .luur ii. Mill f Truipli.1,,11 ,1 Son', I I 'rillf Klere. 1 lll'THK II U ITU III tn )H M.-i li I ami; in Xr w j H. P. QtLKNAP, M. D., i Physician anJ Surgoon. raiNISVIM.K. CJIIFXION. ; Wlheo It A'l.imsutt A Wli.ti, k f'n'ii. llrilg Mturc INll U JVUH ... I.ATI .iT S'-VI.K.l IN l.'UU.'il'lTM. ... Nn.v Mtlilntu y tiKiiii ut ihuUl'l KnIUt l!o MiHi- lvlR.S. SLATON'S On of thi Inrirt'" mm I fttt nt it' -lt.t 1 1'iuni!' Iutii.?i Dm' HltuiM' Vt'r hrmitflit if I't HievnV, Whl.'h Will i toM Mt Uf 1UW trtt'lil V Will fltlliiK'U lttt t' llll (ri l(Af Tr o VC for tMHM-lfi! N'Ut'H Hny l.vt'l V WKH'sMHAY Uli.l MA I V m Y m wiiu h mm v oiitu ; vjm Uiu gmim A. D. MORRISON, M. D. . t'rtrsiCIAN AND BUKKGOM ri':npv;;)o, Ort.jr ili. i! 'm lin.r l.i iiiin.iii hriiH h.,rr I oil .r.iiiiill) ll..i.. . In. C. A.CI.INK. . 1'KNTIST, risiM.vii.i.i:. iiiii.i.uN. M. R. DICCS, fc- rnoif iniM'i! , no ivKPKinrt Attorney at Law ana notary. TEMPLETON & SON ikai r:ita in Drugs and Chemicals, Pntont Mocllclno and Toilet Articles V li:i:n:i'.l l,'nm)!M flip inrtila fill 0 1 li-p;ini nt'y H.'iM ln i)H-.r.i .r.illv i-.uni' in I""' fu'.n tilrt'Ol, I'rlnovilla, Orcun. OrtW-e on lfrfl lr.in lo runrt Huim, A FA IK THIS FALL Active Preparations will Soon be Commenced DIKIKTOiLS WII.I, MKET Kvory oivj alnuld Proprerd to Kihiblt Their Prolueu nl Biio? to the Visi tors what Crook County Is Cap ab'.o ot Producers;. W. A. BELL, A t ton ey-at- Ia v NOTARY PUBLIC. rUlNKVII.Ij:, (lUKfON. A. H. LIPPMAN & CO, FURNITURE MNrrAiTi';:;.i.) AND IF.Al.KU.i IN Wood, Cloth and Metallic Caskes. EMHALMIN(i A SPKCIAII'V AND ALU KINtiH IT BUILDINQ MATERIAL C. W. BARNES, AII-IHNHV AT I.UV AMI Nnr.WtY I'lTll.l flilKVIM.K. OKEOON. jIT.it I. II W .-.1 1 Mr. I Mr-... M. E. DRINK, ini.i'.va M i 'Hi sr sou am.w A B!r.l, Iklweon Klrnt n1 Second riUNKVlI.I.E. OilEOOM. U will ho rpni'.'fiiloTdi that lanl fill niui ol l In) iiiiint unci ennful fiiira ever liclil in ny county in the Ktut't whs liflil in I'rineville and our ciluviia fi'fiiig ll.e viiHt amount uf jfiHiil ri'Hultini; from llio nine imiiH'iliaU-ly called it im-eting and pliicoil solicitor for Mock in the lif'id will) I ho rerult Ihst within twt-lve hour ono hnlf of the capi tul ctock wan gulccril!il, and only n few Ihvs chipMil until all wag dignrd fur. Mefsra. Will Wurzweiltr, T. H. I.iifolUtto and (. Springer wer elcctfd directorf, nnd ince their election iinv hrcn hmily engaged j in preparing d taili) iiccessnry for jihs fair meeting this full. The director n ill toon levy an anseis j mrnt upon the capital alock of the i ocfocialion and begin nctie work i upon the ground and buildiliga 08 well a to is!"ue a preiniuui l at o ins nil our people can prepare Popular North Beach. Excursion 8teamr-T. J. Potter goes Into tervloe Juno 27. Tli lie who are planning their vacation this year will he interest ed in knowing that the popular ex cursion steamer, the T. J. Potter, ipicen of river lot, goea inti eervic June 27, and that h will learo Portland, during t ho leaeou, every day from Tued.iy until .Sjturday inclniive. To sen the he. utie of the picturesque and mighty Columbia from the deckr uf the Potter i a treat nevr to be forgotten. Foi speed and grace nothing in rirer or lake leryice in Ilia entire Weat equal this side whteled beauty. Five hours from Portland and one from A Moris, through the famou lifh'ng watera of the Columbia, past (cores of salmon trap aim nen ana as many white-winged fiah boala, landd th-s paagengera at Iwaco where cloae cenneotion i made lor beach jmiii'a with traina of the liwaco Railway A Navigation Company, whoae car etand on tin wharf awaitim the atebmer. The beach i twen1y-even mile long, two hundud yard wide at low tide, and so hard that carriage aheel ncarcely leav a mark. It ia an ideal place for driving, riding, wheeling, or walking, and the purl !bathina is unarnisl)l. The ex off all tin vegetition tint ttut ! sprung up along their route early in the season and in tU jir waku Matters Of Vital Importance they leavea barren atrip entirely DiSCUSSed denuded of everything green, to gether with a trail of duit behind - - ' them. In the fall of the year whon the grang begins to again start the samn process ii gone over in going i out. It chould he the aim of our stock i men to protect each others inter est and to demand of thoo who have the authority of paralleling out the reserve that the people in i whose counly these reserves lie I'KKSKKVK Ol'R HANOK Joint Com;n;u of Btoci Orowera Asiocis'.lon and Ctttl, Mjn'a As aodutton Mst Baturday. On Iut Saturday afternoon t'.ic Crouk C'lunty Stock Growers' as- sociatinn met nt the court liouie and while ihi attendance was not , so lirgo on wihhed for. yet the) meet ing was an interesting one. j Matters of interest in reirdto' grazing were discussed in oil its ' 'should be given the first rights and 'all settlers within Crook counly who own stock, whether they he large or small stockmen, should i have equal and j'ist protection. Let our stockmen therefore look lo their own interests by uniting and settling th -ir littlo differences IM , , jing therein grass enough for a CJ nmitiees appointed some i , ., , ... . . thera if the y but keep it as thei 120 by this convention ami i . . , ,, , , ' ' v . own and not be compelled to giv i : ii i..i ui.;r.. UfarillLB US vtril us IMC lutai oviuv I , I I I f i in an amicable manner, remember oetweeu our tauicauu ou--i.-li men- , . . - r. line there u crass enoujih for a. I i no tune ago the cattle growers' assjciation were r, . . 1 1 . k lima ( n rn irl I n . whatever and the cvninmeirs noiiiica ai person who had griovnhccs con ji s Sf i m. tm sanit.ia n ( mart t a! n r rliari, " , , ,' . . 'tockcan eat and carry away ,r ,. , . . . i their owners Jiving and nnttee next .Hiurunv, June i i, ai the court house in ihi city their give any compensation n.ii.-AlnMf ri-inrlin W' i lltt'T V l llliu,if. i uuiiua. . . . ; whose owners nave no interest in .our county rxrept the grass their to paying pn perly exhibit '.heir slock and i fiuit. I It is the intention of the board to i inuku the coming fair one of the j hot ever held in the strte, which jean be done as they bavo the i hearty ro operation of every citizen I of the county aa was shown by Abstractor Of Titles the readiness the capital Mock was I Milium bed to. Thee annual I'rineville, Oregon. , llott j 8 0f fair associations aiu I one ol tlie oi el eaucaiora mat our J I. McCL'.I.Ot il, i HI S WANT A I IKST- IT. m II I v. V C I. i: l AM. UN j. n. tsiiiiM Ai.TNT l-.iK Tin; I I V 1 1 1 1 ) 1 C I", Moiuirch Ii Icnl ttiicl people can have as the bring- init together of the products of the X ' farm and the workshop, as well as X ; the homo and llio garden stirs up I1 a friendly rivalry to produce only llie beft ; the result cf which can lie easily noticed in afic; years by the aipnior p-oducla of all kindi i of grain.", grasses, itock and poultry upon the farms and at the ; houn d of our pcop'c. to'cellenl hotels and boarding house provide good aceommodation at price, ranging from one dollar to three dollars per day. The round trip rate from Port land to Astoria ia 2.")0; to Ocean lieach points llOu, good until October lV.h. On Saturdays, during July and August, round trip tickets are old to beach points at v2.50, good for return leaving the beach the following Sunday evening. The Oregan Uiilroad v Naviga tion Company has just issued a new summer book, (free for the asking) which telle all about the delightful resorts of the alley of the Columbia Hiver. This can be obtained from any agent of the Oregon Railroad A Navigation Company or by writing A. L. Craig, tleneral Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. iu. . . i. i, ,! .i, i . . , , t.. lif.ifit i. f n Ii w- h nfitrti,m I r. t , . , . . Ul III II, VI IHlU (..VMU IV then and there l.iy their griev-, . . .. , , . , ' .. . ' them in our county is but golden uncee before said committees, to . . : , , ducats put in their pockets to be tether with aiy and all testimony, j ' , , , ,. , spent elsewhere. Let one and all concerning their rival claims ami ; ' . .. .. . , . ... , , look to the building up of home the rouimittefx will take Mine - . , , ... . ihrst all working untiringly to that under their consideration and see ... ,, . . . , . ,. , 1 end and victory will be ours. , whether all local difference can " not be amicably adjusted. It: 'would appear to us that even! ... .lock man in Crtxk county should j P"." s. em to ao a thriving do all in his power to assist in i business in Grant county. Repre trvin; tn bring all peaceful i sentntives of an Eastern veh.cle raethodi aUut to settle the differ j house are now fcour,n8 llie counlry encesthat maybe between stock- j nd ulllo9di' 8 tbeir blWes and men r-isin3 dnTer. nl lines of stock oi.t among the tarmers. it in the county, and if this could be j Le ri-menilercd that the done we fully believe all could b,- are bi They are amieablv arranged and grass could ! Pid E"od or fOmmiMioni, boh..d for all our stockmen within ; 'ld lhe nianufacturer must also the bjundarie nf Crook countv. j a Eood V0 NVould ,l not provided outside stock could be j r to buy of the home mer. I1ICYC L 1C S Hotel Prineville TMOROUCHLV UT NOVATE0"'AN0 HtrUHNIbHCO THHOUGOUT American Plan C i: Rates $1 IK I III' McDowell, I 'ropriotor. 0. IA a J J 1 1 o 8 a i 5 i 5 1 a- . a a s a a c ac": THE PRACTICAL MAN appriTl.it. n the savin in e.ir i..l l.'.ir, in mVtin.t ami Lil.iir uuine I i.y i iin Miiipin iiy ut I'lnno Mowers Iln l.iii' III., v.il i ' ill .i'"il Hlilnif lire lli'i-H iiiiHliiimiiii sn I iippu mil p.m. r .1 r. !! riiiim's Minpt.', iiuioiii.ill flu'. Ii 'o-l. '""' I r,;"' lilvnii...tr, im-v-.i.-Mii; Vi-iu.'.il lilt .i J -.!- I'lMiml l.tl It ..I .lie ' H'"'";""'". lli.il ki p,'iil lo linn 'I'U v auitl.e i'iii,o,,,ii ile pen I ml ii'iil ill, ihuriliill V. 'Ii... I'l ,iI,i,.i lililill4 lli'MII lll"l nilii.r ii.li.rii.-lliiif I'li'ilu-M II"' I'l Hi" -t'Op" il Il,l..n II Ii-i u. li.'lll l"-". ,loris, It.ll-l'S 'I'lanii" in th" iimi'liiiiu (.on1 it l"r iH IsduTi'i-y Mink. ASK TO SEE SM PLCS s ICLKINS cN: KINO PKINKVII.U:, ORK. Prineville fvTeat Jlarket BjBgttkVBssVB j iha'l fL 'TO I.- Is llln.llt. Xii4 Tim board haa an immense Imperial j amount of work lo do and from the (personal of the member j ci'iut tilting the board we all know it in ill bo well dona as they m s w. KiNi- , ure i5cillf mt,n fllu.t, jn evcry way . . i . . i. . t. i . to properly conuuci me wors ur ('.ire them to u successful ifsue. While the time of holding the lair is some four months away, yet it ia not too early for all to begin ;o think of those things which they niidi to exhibit, as it takes time for the proper preparation of the Futut' and ev-ry cluss should bo well filled and every space in i hit stock department, ns well as the piivillion, taken up. Crook ct unty is now on the eve .if great developments nnd within her borders she has everything thai lends to make even ft statu great, all of which we are fully faticfied will be placed upon exhibition a' ihe eoniinu f.iir thin fill. whiib will show lo the strangers m.d vis itors who will be with us the great ness of Crook county as in no othei way can. A meeting of the board will be held next Saturday, nt whi.h tiim fuller Mid iron complete arrange moiita for the fair will be consider ed. the NU ill llll, I I "!' P. B. lo:ik, Prop. The best nnd choicit meats of all kinds constantly kept on hand Our motto is, "llio lu st of imntf it the very lowest prices.'" CIVK I'S A CALL AND PK CONVINCKIL NOTIN ANYTPUST Many nowsimpors have latrtv alvrn enrn-ni'T In n'irl by lrrwiiislble pnrlh'S to llii'.Bit Unit THE NEWHOMESEWINQMACHINECO liiul entoreil a trust or rroiiblnntliin : Kf wish lo nMin- Ihi- pnlillc Unit there In ho truth In mu ll rvpmTH. Wv linvo liwn iiiimuliu'iurlna nrwlnit ruiifliliirn lor over u lumrtiTofrt wnlu rv.iiiul lin vi' ruil.iliril ii n imtiillim lor our selves mill "in nmelilnes Hull In llie envy of nil olliein. our".Ver llomr" nmel Sue tins never Isi-ii rlviileil ns n fninlly mnehlue. It Kiiimlsai llie lie,lorll lliuh 11 rati sewing luiiiTtlii' Sj'iiul KiniiilHon lUaii'H ineri's. I7ie ".Vrte Home" inthruHlv rrnlly HUlH UllA OK Scu-ina Machin ' i the tnnrkrt. 4 II Is not neivsHioy for in In enter Into a tmat t., Nive "in- rnilii or pny uny ileitis hh we hnvs n, i,li his In ny. 'e have never entereil Into ,,iiii,eillli,ii Willi iiiiiiiiu'iietim.i-imf low ynulo 'in -up iiiii. IiIiii s Unit ii iv niiulo lo sell reBiinl I, mi i,r ii ii - limlnsli' nurlu. lo nut Iw il- eel veil, wlu-n .V'HI Willll sewllu IHiuTllllO ililll't m n,l your money iiwuy fi'oin Imnie; riilloita ' Aeie lloiti." elee, lie eun sell im t. heller niiiiTiine ror less tliini ymi eun pureliui i elnewliere. H liiere Is nu iliuler ueur you, write illn et lo in. THE NEWHOMESEWINQMACHINECO ORANOE, MASS. New Yol U, ITlll'llIT"' III., Ml- Lotus, Mft, AllftH. til, Oil., I 'II I II, , iex., Dim r nim-iseu, iui, kept out. While we do not con demn others for seeking pasture for their herds, yet we fully believe self protection to our own interests should be the cardinal point to lye operated from. hueh year sees chant and save the traveling man's fee, and beside get a guarantee that will be backed up by business standing. These traveling agents pay no taxes here, and every dol lar that they get is taken out of T.lU-ii'ASS NOTICE. Niitii'o is hereby given to whon it limy "oner rn Unit nil persons ar vanit d rot. lo herd or grii.e tin i -lock upon lands owned by us oi Dry cretk. T. J. P. wki.i., 1. M. PoWKi.t, Fire at .Uoro. On Wednesday night hut wee' ,ho foil ,dry and m mlii ie sh ip a Uoro burned lo the ground ; lo MiOOO. The fire boys of tint ( it,, lid good work Hi the fire. And HI dm other building surrouiidinj this one were saved. While we iir s.irry to h um of this lire in our ol lome, yet wo lire proud of th my who from the fne depart men-, if" Unit city, of which wo had thi lor.or to lie chii f for six years, ai inch one knows just what h's dull is, and how to perform itnLh Intel igcnce. A 1T0KI.D BE ITt'K. ATwaTearOlil Wt Welihlas Xearlj A Ton, anil IS IUnil lliglt. Oregon has a laige sh ire of the glory of raising the best horses pro duced in America. From this slate has gone out many great running animals ;many great trot- Wr. and pacers, many fine carnage and other driv'ng animals. Oregon has Wen a great producer of splendid general purpose horses, and is a rich field for a buyer of draft horses. It is believed she can claim the largest two-year-old colt on earth. This cjlt is a Hon ton county product and i the pro perty of tfol King. MMidiy Mr. King brought the filly to town and had her weighed, a:i 1 tiro d iy after sne was two jmass ol I sli. tipp d the boon 1,71. The in mini is KS hand high and ia Imu tifnl'.y formed. Hit i now perfect ly pnpoimd. The sire . f th s wonderful horse is Cmiiioi k Oiik and the sire of the colt's dam was Bobby P.urns. The filly embodies three'strnins of the large breeds. J'beie seems to be no doubt Mint in lime the animal will w:igl 'i.oiHI ,)iUiileor inoio. Mr King ofl'er g.-,00 for a colt that will nearly ii.iti h his. Kx. Orrz. N I.eioN. Oregon spend forth edu.'i,tion f its children P2 a year )t aptia; Colorado, 111; llliona, 11 ; California, 10; while Kentuiky expends only S 3J ; South Caroli na, loi ; Mississippi, 1201?. The iorthon states, on thi average, ex--end nearly five time as much 'or education, without counting the iniversities, a the southern 'tate8. i . i . . i i i. u:- thousands uiKin thousands of head l,le counl-V. "un iu.3 .... of sheep driven ftom other counties, buyer dually gts a bad bargain, and ranged during the summer up-j on the mountain ranges in this I These si me fellows will we pre- i .i i At.: - 1 count v ratine therefrom the Mime ne uirougu una county .iu that should he l,v riahts firt an the Ptol'!e hhould 8ive prnpriated to the stock of our own people, and then if any was left. we might if so desired invite our terests neighlors from othfr counties to, Th- se liould give them the cold shoulder, as wo have good re liable firms i- the county that are j composed of men who have the in- of the county at ncart. traveling salesmen care partake, first, however, looking out ! nothing for our people or their in fer self. These migrating bands tf:1850 lo"e a8 they can cell , . , i their wares. Patronize home, and sheep coming in each spring and in 80 ji( g vou )UiU up those who going out in the fall does an an interest in your welfare, amount of damage that is hard to . . ! Real Estate For Sale The Crook County Ileal Estate I and Abstract Co. has Property to Sell A rhoiro tr. .( It'l si r", well hn.ir.ivifl, with !-'""l 'uti.l' r uii". A new llmi.s snil Uit In I'r nt'vllle tlil. Is s Unrein. A well luiir..ve.l Stvek Kmch.f !' s-re Pint st llio el.;' ( the iloiert, l,.iTh,T llli Jisi lies.l ul I stllr. L-uvl eiiniiiinin:; n seres lynu irar i-rineviue. sll liesrinn, loeftteil S.I I will be sold St lh,,ii-nuT fruit well iin.irovej trees, l.'i't uf tin bot Ir.-ijitlun IUeli.-s in Crook A vuei Irs. I ul r-lur Nine sere, ul Orihsr.l lth liesr Sslom. orejon. This is I s bsr-sln. A r.nirullln- Ini.'reit In on; Ceuilty. One ilini.sii.l shires nl Sl.v-'; Ii niv.r III the Sulllisill MIllillK Diitrlel, rlili In inlnersls. . k .hi ...... imn lmii.lr.l ol ivhii h n il! k-ruw slfslf. .S llll.' ,.... ... .... . . I- S 'SllSi." I.u. seres ul eh.-lec Pin-l on WHIuw ere-,. h... '- lt - . . , i ti,. ..mire irset Is temiil. Aporium ml inner oiiiiiiiiiiiiii.," ,i .',.'.- . i . ... ...it ...i (..teritu ri.sin. Ut Mil' IS, I'l IS HI SI.SIIS, I""""" " S' s. . - nialmlrr Is ilure Isml. res ot timber siul ps-lnre lsinl. A jr' bV,"- W.uiM insVe sn i'lesl home. th livi liill Mlnln; : on th ,,,c This amrlet Is pr ivin.4 to bo very This the ro- H'sl A itikkI huuso ami fl-e lots In ITInevllle. liw seres ol nr t-els. srsln Isn.l. .,,ki..li'lt.v loe.ied. We slso h.,1. lur ssle the nol.sl e'l Kuek &Kl S,,ri,.ss. ilucs-s the fliieit l In the sislu "l sill ms'se s This spring i.ro- no sumnier reser:. : s x X s f. X For further particulars Inqjlro of J. L- McCuIloch, manager of the Crook County Real Estate and i Abstract C-i i-rinevnu, ibu"' i t l 4 .-- ' k' "i-i.-.'.-v i.