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ppineville
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M. R. BICCS,
Attorney at Law and netary,
Main BlrMt, PrlnaTlll. Orsroa.
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I'KINK.VII.I.K. ORKt'ON.
C. W. BARNES,
ATroRNtY AT l.tW AN I) NOTARY rrill.lt
PRIBVILLB. ORBUON.
ORlr, oa WhI Thlr4 RUM
OUR CELEBRATION.
ThiCrondjit ever Hold
Crook County.
In
A PERFECT SUCCESS.
0r flltai-B-huMrad Paopla It attand
anoa From all Part of
Tha Counlr,
Foarth of Ju'r pmd
into history, tnd tha crlfbrition t
thi pltre wa one of (ha prrndat
er wilnMaed n th city. In f,,.
one mwlit aay tha work of cclrhrat
Ing cnrnmpncad tha ereninj; fofora,
aa moat of Uia houig wera decorat
ed nd 'root about eight o'c1e3k
until near midnUht a continual
crack, crack of fire erackera, large,
meHinmanl rmall wu heard on
all a'dea, tofether witS homha,
dewey cha-ert, and all other kinda
1 decora' ed with bunting and
flags but graceful ft-atooning wai in
ample itidonce ll around the float.
The interior wi niclf arrayed
with fruiti from the trnpicr of all Warm Bpringa struggle for maaierr.
deKcripiion. aa w-ll aa ererytliinii I The Indians were awarded the tats
that cuiild pleace the eye and rat-,nd h" the inning was orer had
40 to the lowr was thn announc
ed and all repaired ta the grounds
to nituffi the Primrille btH ball
team and the Indian team from
PORTLAND ASLEEP.
fy mlui.ee lonp'ngs for gtioJeyi.
Tba ludics on hurneback wai a fea-
thre runs to th-ir credit. The
I'rineville bya then took their
i Colden Business Opportu.
i nlty Liable to be Loat.
; WILLIIAKKIM AN BUILD
ture of the parade that wai hia:liljr j nning ani when their men were
admired i aitting uj on their hand- 'called out they too hnd three runs
"0ir-ly capriiioned a'eadi with ! t0 ihrir ere lit. It now began to
qaeei.ly flir holding with firm l(M,k like it would be a close game
how, made
nd
one.
hands tlifir prancing
aright beautiful to behold
trrJl worth witne'ring by any
Then cirne in line citueni in
ring- a ami on loot.
At 10 u'tlock the procrcion war
ordered to move to th attiring notei
O toe Central Oregon T.-ada Dlvjrtad
It WIU be hard to
Raoover.
hut at inning after inning was
played it was rren the Indium were
no match for the Prineville boys,
Cir- j arid at the close of the gme the
core ntnol II t 35 in fvor of
I'rineville. j
After the ball game all repaired
ofmoaicfroin thttwo bran band, to t he coiner near Simp-on A Wil-
mid proceeded from the corner of ,ou'i store to witneisthe hose race
A and Third street outh to Firt tM.lwPe Xo'sone and two compan-'
ulreet, thence wet in Ftnt to B ir( to see who could get first water, '
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turn, mem c nui ii .u . ..... leacn lesm ;o run zuij yarus anacn
Mreet, thence eAft in Fiflh to A j ut K hydrant, then lay 100 yards
treet, thrnce s?ulh in A to Third j0f hose. This rsce was an exciting
treet, thence east in Thirl to the one,t rleh team striving to do it
of Iniag'nth's things made out of j school hou.e groun Is where the bnt. and that in the face of a
powder (hit roaka a report ss well .csinroittee had arranged l.etutiful strong wind which cut the tiiTie
as the swieh of sky rocketts ascend- grounds all covered with ftergreens down toniderbly from what it
i"t in the leavens, beaut'fil hunting entwined rn the pests and jwould hare b en. had it been calm.
Roman candles shsotlng balls of platform, (lugs floating in a bun-, J19 time keepers nnd judges an
M. E. BRINK,
ATTliRNKY An t'or.NSr.UIR AT LAW
A Btraat, Dotwaan Plrat and Baoond
PRINKVUXB. OREGON.
J I- McCTI.LOCH,
Abstracter of Titles
Prineville, Oregon.
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and la!Kr gainel ly the iinilit lly ol
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ami spi'l It'll ier ihrvnt
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Drive rtnur. eiv-ifliiitl Verllt al Mil heiee hiI erlf-tl-jtistlnl
llrall lto.l ie lite lintl if lnvt r Improvement
Hrnr'aprM'"! to ttltit. TlfV me lle oiiikmiwHi uleaperi
nes and at li'iil lilt! Initeiiiiity.
The rimio t'HtultttftiH esplalna litem iie.t tella aliout
om Oilier lnlerteliii priMliifta ml lint I'lrtim lniw
Hraln lUnttera, lleaHers, lteaier, Mowers, lUln'it lite
"I'lano la the inaelilne Uim-tl lor ila fle, aw lit einl
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THE NEW
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New York,
in, lln., !
Are upward, all th:s and much
more was the order of the evening.
When meming dawned and the
bright sun mde its appearance,
teems gaily dcortted with the
national coVrs coald be seen com
ing from lK North, the Pouth, the
Eaat and the WesL all bound for
Pr!neil!e to assist in celebrating
our National Anniversary.
At " :30, according to program,
the firs ball taped and lh immense
crowd began weeding their way to
ward the place where it was desig
nated the parade was to be formed.
In a short time under the able and
tffieient management of Chief Mar
shal, Frsnk Elkhis, and hia assist
ant, the parade was formed in the
following or Irr : Prineville brats
hand, the pride of our oitizena;
carriage containing President
speaker, chspUin and reader of
tSe Declaration of independence;
N'(S two boee company, which ia
compos 1 of jo si men bright and
sctivs, together with their rart be
ing beautifully decorated with
hunting an 1 fl ig, and silting in a
I tower wss seen little MssterGussie
O'Neil rej r eenting Oregon, which
dded a pit iresijue charm to the
'urroundings ; the Liberty 0r con
taining little girls all dressed in
white, beautifully decorated with
ahrs bearing the name of the
liflVrent elates, togather with caps
urmountcd with stars, the God ess
of Liberty Miss I.ippman seated
npon s raided platform Iroking like
. Godesa in fact, and the three flag
j;irl Mirses Boms Polndezter,
fiertie Sharp and Stella Young,
who were handsomely attired each
holding ribbons of red white and
it) ue which were attached to the
bridle bits upon the horses made a
picture which would be the envy of
any painter. The hook and ladder
track of No one's came next snd
the ropes were manned by sturdy
fireman, who whether dressed in
their natty uniforms or fighting the
fire fiend will always be found at
tl ei' post ef duty, snd a mascot
had Warm Spring Indisn sitting
drid places, making it a veritable pounced No. tw. s winnrs ns they
Itowi-r, pleasing fur the ere to rect
upon and more pleasant yet for the
rast assemblage to sit and li -! n to
the forenoon exercise which ecu
filled as follows :
An address of welcome by the
preeidritt of the diy, Ilor, M. K.
Itrir.k, who in a short hut w. 11
timed address eaptured the he- a
made the run and got tirt water
in aecor.d , S t. ones getting it
in 6-1 seconds. J
After supper oilier gnmes and.
spirts Wtire indulged in aa well aa,
a good ball being given in Glxze'gj
hall where an immense crowd ns- j
Semitic. I and trip-. I the light fan-j
tastic until midnight to music that
efhis hearers, which was folloe e I i mnde the wal'zers fairlv float as if i
by a beautiful sell c lion by the in air.
Prineville braas band. Rev. II. C. j Thus ended the celebration in
Clsrk then delivered an impreseive j Prineville which was unanimously j
peayer wltich wss followed by the declared the best ever witnessed in '
choir einging An.erica ai d was, the city. Not an accident occurred ;
joined in by the reopleV .Mrs. J. II. j to mar the pleasure and harmony ,
Wigle then read thi dtcUrs'i' n of
independence in a way which
showe-u the true n.eaning of that
grind document, and Lrouitht lo
I he heart of the listeners something
of the fueling that must hate been
in the hearts of thc6 noble patriots
when they declared to the world
the principles they tt od for. and
which nient to theai liberty, or ser
vitude to a despotic king. After
another beautiful selection by the
choir, Hon. Fred Wilton of The
Dalles spoke and his oration was
one of the finest ami best ev?r
heard in this - section ; during the
rnlire time Mr. Wilson was speak
ing he was given the closest atten
tion and wis war inly applauded.
His t (Tort wss truly a masterpiece,
and hie words f U d a resting place
in the hearts of the audience and
give them food upon which to think
and in future years -tha fourth of
July will mean tnucb mora to all
who heard him than it ever did
brfore. Then followed an inspiring
and pstriotia (ong, after which the
Warm Spring Indian band gave
an excellent selection and splendid
ly rendered. The nono hour hav
ing arrived all repaired to lunsh
At 1 :"0 o'clock the sports began
the first of which was a 50 yard
toot race for boy a under ten years
of sge which was won by Newt
Poii dcxter, Ed Barnes oomiag out
second. Another rsc of 50 yard
for bo v a under 15 rears was in-
of the d iy, and every one's cup of
pleasure both old and young, was
filled to overfiowinj.
Notice
it niny ci
warned
( stock U
Dry cre
upon the top of the truck with the j nnunced. and soon several entries
stars and stripes floating over In in
Th thirteen colony float whit h
was made in tho shape of a boat
presented a nni'ine appearance, aa
the thirteen little boys all dr. scd
in the customo ef olden tim s, o
guther with Uncle Sam, mnde it
the center of attraction. No. one's
huso cart came next in the proecs
sion decorated with bjnting and
fiife, and sitting beneath an arch
was little Misa Fern Slay ton repio
senttng Prineville and looked ss
royal as a queen upon her throne,
weilding her scepter over wil.ing
and loving suhjeits. The Warm
Indians brags band made
yi from the Indian school
hlace came next in line
'r handsome appearance in
de was noticed by all. The
Wed by our enterprising
ft I. Michel, caiue next in
it was one of the main at
04 iV r?ai not only perfect
wrre made ar.d the race resulted,
in Win. Pomp (Indian) incsrryinj
off first priie and Sichel Hlnkls
second.
Tho airls bicvels parade for
decorated birych s was then an
nounced, and for a long time the
committee (misled over which to
award the prise to, as they all
look nl m handsome as they rode
aloigthatit made the swarding
a tiulr diflicult matter. Miss
Vtrna Smith captured first priie
and Mips Wilda Salomon the sec
ond. A potato race came nsxt and
it wrs exciting fiom start to finieh,
each contestant having his friend
whocheerol him along. Harry
Set as taluekr Dir.
Why should Friday be more
"unlucky" than any other day in
the weak!
In fedual times when msn'a
heads were likely to go into the
basket at any time, there was a
business m?tho i adopted for such
who'-esorn alasgh'r and Friliy
was the day set apart ss the time
for the beheading. This finally
grew into a custom, which is still
at the present time, hence Friday
is hangman's day ; a custom of
mortals, not a day ao juried by tljd
or angels.
Many a great and good as well
as ba 1 thiujS have transpired on
Friday.
America discovered on Friday.
Mayflower landed on Friday.
Battle of Waterloo fjjht on
Friday.
rattle of Bunker Hill fo-jght on
Friday.
Declaration of Independence
signed en Friday.
Napoleon Bonaparte born oa Fri-
day.
Hantile destroyed on Friday.
Moscow burned on Friday.
Itattle of Mareng t fuight on Fri
day.
Julius 0a.-s.tr assassina'cd on
Friday.
Joan of Arc burned at the stake
on Fridar.
King (!arh I heh'tddl oi
Friday.
Lincoln sa.iittd on Fiiduy.
B it le of New Orleans fought on
Friday.
Shakepe:tr born on Friday,
Q'leon Victoria married on Fii
lay.
TVhj the KJIt. Skipped.
An editor of a emiill American
pnpar recently statt d that he had
been kissed by one of the most
beautiful married won.on in the
Almost a month has parsed eince
representatives of the Harriman
system of rail roads came into our
country on a tcur of inspection, to
see and report to that treat mag
nate who Lolda in his power tho
words that will allow the construct
ion t' rough those lines which he
controils, a railroad in our midst,
and yet from all that can be learn
ed he is as silent as the tomb.
And while he is thus silent, con
tracts have be. n let upon tha line
that is entering Oregoo from Cal
ifornia, for a farther extermination
which will be immediately built.
Considerable surmising has been
engaged in since tie activity has
been displayed in the line coaiing
from California, an l the death like
silence of Harriman in regard lo
this othtr extension, whether this
gentleman is not playing a double
game, and by silence, wishes lo
lull Portland to sle;'p, while prob
ably he ia the ower behind the
throne that is mnkirg renewed ac
tivity in the extension of the Cal
ifornia branch.
Our people throughout the entire
portion of Cei.tral Oregon, while
not averse to a railroad coming in
to our section from California, vet
above all thing want one which
will connect us wilh our own peo
ple, our own statt) and our own
center of trade snd commercial
interests. We want a road to con
nect us with Portland, whether
that be by an extension of tho
Columbia Southern, the Oregon
Pacific, or some entirely new road,
it matte: b not which, yet a road we
want.
If Poitland will wake tip and fee
that a line is built into Central
Oregon whether with or without
Harrinion, Central Oregon will do
its part and furnieh the traffic ami
pafseng'T travel to make it pay
fro ji the very beginning.
We lnve the country, rich in
everything and when once trans
portation is given us, it will be cal
tivated and made to produce crops.
It would appear to one tnat Port
land, situated as she is, having such
a country tributary to it of bound
less reiourees, begging for trans
portation facilities that will unite
us in a firmer bond of business fel
lowship, instead of sitting idly
with folded hands while we are
asking that which will build her
up in a few years to greater propor
tions than all else will, and letting
another road silently enter these
confines which by right are hers
and take all away, sou'. 1 awake
from her lethargy an! be up and
doing.
Yot unless Por tland d xs this
thina the lime is fast and surely
approaching when our trado iil
be diverted, and when once divei ted
will be hard to rcoovar, if ever recovered.
Quipina and Jr-ck Stucktu (both town. II promised to tell her
Indians) carried oil lint l Ud sec
ond pria .
The time set for the gatno of bail
forapuratiofiM-Uuf which $100
would go to the wiuuing team and
M .a -f I, ? 13 rtuliAr
name in the lust issue ui u. Ft-v.
next month. I two weeks the
circulation of his paper doubled.
Rut when he gave the name of his
wife he bad to leave the towu.
Kisses Come Ultra, But We Must
Have Thorn
Miss Francis Pettit, of (iulway,
has recovered a ju Igment from HO-
year-eld James I. Tittemore, t ne
village blacksmith, for f.AW ur
breach of promise. Tittemore had
courted her for H yers, and, no
cording tJ her memorandum book
kissed her 1215 time. The fust
in hr bojkwere as follows:
I ' Mr Tittemore emm Id sm m t to
night. He is ',ioe Mlov hut be i
married, and I gutss mother won't
like to have him come." "Jumes
was here tonight. He kissed mo.
Itwaa tho first time I. was ever
kissed by a mun." Tiltunore
looks upon the judgment asexces-
sive and has dt ti-Jid to uppea..
Chicago Tiibuue.
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