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NOW lit Till! TIM H j
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INO OOOUH. ..
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IN COKHKI'S
I IH New Millinery Good at ilin Old Hollttblo MllH-
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MRS. SLATON'S
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Ono of the lnrvft ni flnt ,m't.l lino of Hutu and fVe-i
gbipa ever Prouo ill lo I'rltlnvll!,. whleli will ImiiwiM el tin
Mnl of low prtiwa. V.'o will leblai-a and trim ol'l hid - rrn
Wn have fur Hiwinl Hnloa I my r.vory WKDNKrlOAY utid
Al L HInY nt which (linn wauftnr HpmlKl llmtfitllia
CHEAP
NO INFFHIOH
OOUt Ht K KIT IS MTOCI
ft..V.Ua.k AtiUL lAiUL UtgaL tAi.aLUiUL UiUL ii
UcTEMPLETON & SON
PFAI.KUH IN
Drugs and Chemicals,
Patent Medicines and Tollot Artlcloa
t.hp.or. for roe.lt pjrp .;.. only rtiylda pr.NK.np.
turn OMrafully etmiHMindel.
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A. H. LIPPMAN & CO.
MANUFACTURES FURNITURE
AND PKAl.KHS IN
0 vood, Cloth and IMaliic Caskes.jj
F JSIAIHALMINCJ A SPECIALTY
...a.s-. AND ALL. KINDS OF-
BUILDINO MATERIAL
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I Jlotel Prineville
TMOH000HLY HrNOVU0':B
lltrONIHtD THROUOOUT
American Plan
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C iv. McDowell,
Proprietor.
a a 9-jb a ii a as b a ftJia ft o. a.
THE PRACTICAL MAN
appreciates llm mxviiiK In eur and lar, I fiictloii, tliaft
' J I -I U., . I.- .I,..,,h.il V III
HQ liuvr kumivii uj iii" fii i
Piano Mowers
llib VfitkWrt til 14 V 111 lilt Of holillill IHHllfM lllfi
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Ufwtlory uik.
ASK TO ott BAMh'Lta
KUKINS KING
' IMUN1CV1LMC, ORK.
OFFICIAL DIHECTORY
E. O. HYDE, M. D.,
(i.mnv rNvmruN)
Phvniclon and Curiraon,
PRINEVILLE, OBKOON.
Cll primiplly alUnilnl, Jv mil nllil
J. H. ROSENBERG, M. D.,
ITtlNCVILLB. OKEOON.
Olllo (Ir.t doul nnrlli ill T.in.UIon A tnn i
Prii Hiurv.
'KKICK IIOI'MH lOlii ll a.'ilo4nd7Mril
H. P. BELKNAP, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
TRINHVILLK. OU BOON.
orHc, It A.lmiiti A WlnHtk (;'. Prtif mnrt
A. D. MORRISON, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SLRKCON
PrliiBVllI, Orwon
(ilr .vii iKKir la AiUiiimmu Prug l.r
.rm(l) tiirmlnl lo.
C. A.CU.NE,
DKNTIST,
rillSK.VII.I.K UKK'iON.
M. R. BICCS,
Attorney at Law and notary.
Main Btrvct, Irlnvlll, Oroon.
Ufflr, n ,trrt Iftlloj u Court lliu,.
W. A. BELL,
A 1 1 o r 1 1 ey -u t- In v
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Offlr on street lending lo Court HottM.
l'UINKVII.I.K. OtlKfON.
C. W. BARNES,
ATTOKNKY AT I. AW ASP NOTAHY I'flH.lt'
PRIKVILLX, OHBOON.
OBi-f an K m Third Rlreel.
mTeTbrink,'
rrlHSKV ASP 'i NHKI.(in at law
A BUexit, Botwcvn Flrat and Second
fBINBVUXX. OKBOON.
J L McCULLOCH,
Abstracter of Titles
I'riiivillr, Oregon.
IIKS Vol- W ANT A FIKST
CLASS B I C V C I. . CAM. OS
J. L3. SHIPP.
AllKNT KOK TlIK
Knmblcr,
Moinirch
Itlenl mid
Imperitil
I11C YCL 15 S
ril'Nimil.H Ol' AM. KINPH
First National Bank
PRINEVILLE.
NEGKO TOHTUKED
A Weet Virginia Mob Takaa
The Ltw In Their
Own Hands.
A IIOItKIMLg DKATII.
Ti Trntd Crowd Cuts Hi Tonru
Out AndOt'iarwlMMutllkloa Th
Pud; Boforo Burning It.
The little toirn of Devon, Mingo
countr. Writ VirglniA wn the
K f lie of tha amatillill of a little
H year olj girl by ngro, followed
by hi iutfqueiit lynching ty an
rnrs;rd mi b nuinbtring oer 800
rrn-n.
The little girl waBcaUght i ihort
distance ftom her home by the
nrgro, nd crr:J to a neighboring
wood wlirre nhe i tied le a trre
Iwund nJ gagggd. Her bence
noticerd by th m ighbon, who
immediately foruul themarWe in
to a Bfirrhing party. She wag
found in an alumni dying condition
but w able to tell to tha horror
jtricken regrchem the itory.
Wild were (he crieg for vengance
when t lie little firlii ptory wa
beard, but after ahnrt congiilta
tion it wig decided to lay in wait
for the fend. In a iliort time he
ftparrd and wan juit renewing
liia aarault upon the helpletg child
when the entire mob of concealed
tearchem emerged and made for
hi in. lie would hare teen torn
limb fiom limb on the rpot, but the
horrible crime of the negro de
manded a more cruel daith, and
(he cool head a kept tha enraged
Caaatr I'aart I'reeedlar.
J. If. Thouiaa et al ; rernmn
trance to bridge at Warm Spring!
agency acrol iegciinwi. 'iOii
tinued. J. H. llarjiey et al ; county road
riewera reort read fuel and eeflorwl
time and referred to dialrlcl attor
ney for hia coniiideralion.
Road warrant for I G8.23 in favor
of P. T. Monroe having been drawi
in duplicate, warrant No. 075
ordered cancelled.
In the matter of the' report o)
Arthur IIodga, an examination nt
former nheriff, W'.-C. CongletonV
account, clerk ordered to ballance
aceotinta ae per n IKrt of Ilodgef
In the matUr of the H. V. Lain
on road ; continued for proof of
opening.
Ktmotiglrancea whi:h were filed
by Deechute Lumber Co., Lyth
townaite Co., A. V. I'oua and eth
arg, againat the petition of C. J.
Cotter and others for the eatabliah
ing and laying out a county road,
w.l withdrwn by II. W. Reed,
whoappearad at gpecial attorney
for the remonatrante. The petition j '
waa thereupon rpproved and the
road ordered viewed and gurreyed
according to the petition and ati
pulationa filed ; viewer and aur
rarer to meet at the lace of!
begining of said road oj July
C ark Si Co.'
Where ira The Mgii Boarl!
There is no section of the road
Wosdir.rd,
diuga IC.'M
r.. r;.i,.ii 'ii -ji
B. T. Johnson,. Me.,ore'fee VB.OO ,U" whic'J is m0re im.pfrti- iu ita
r u n ! l. require iiciiia
It. n. I'rlfe. lam wnrlr nn I
courthouse jar I C4.00
Frank Wilho t, same 54.00
Edward X'cDanW, eame. . . C3.12
Wm. Wigla, work on o.
roada 143.00
A. K. Chiles, work in court
houae Kmtnds 10.00
Arthur D trnea, same 12.00
Kinney Cliilds, " .'5.00
The Journal, priming 46.70
W, KMcKarl ind, .ara tf
pauper Smith, 32.00
Fred CIsvikkjI, posta(,,,'- o.OO
K.ed Claypool care of court
house yard 40.00
0. A. Gravea, surveying 15.60
David Weaver, work on Co.
road, 354.75
Dr. E. 0. Hyde, county
physician : .-. . 37.50
P. L. W. Co., light and
water 9.C0
J. J. Smith, postage 10.00
Shaniko itsge Co, expreag
barges 1130
J. J. Srnilh, expregg 1.00
M. R. J!igg, county judge
salary 100.00
II. J. Hoaly, commiscioriers
feea 10.80
0. Pam i?iuilh, .Sheriffs sal-
an'l which u mors
than that ahicn
'T
u t t: I . :
A. B. Esterbentt, petition for " t. ''"''
aalotm licence, W. A. Bell sttorney, ""-aera wi-ry
appeared sgainst granting license ; " iry . . .
obiections sustained and license J- J-"
Jt wanted. ' J C.
In the matter of the II. K. Mis I Munaon
n.r .t .1 r,ad. nondsmen Daid COate ! A- Llppnian lumlr. .
w - " "
in firet petition, and upon petition.
4 16 c;
era, filling bond fcr si c ind petition,
it wa ordered that the county
back, and the negro was dragged ,f Ti,w.rs, proceed to layout
uiierniti it! 'AT ."(. v
-V.MI I .VA1 jR'l
v 1-1
B. F . ALLEN rre.lilenl
W. WURZWEILER .VIce-1'reai.lenl
T. M. BALDWIN C"'''"
1 rnrl ienrrl Ixuklul bulnM.
AcrounU koid miliji'iil lo check. F.chnte
iM ou I'lirllmiil, Han Fr.urUi'ollid Krw York
(ollwlloii. reoelro rrnmil ellenllon.
NOT IN ANY TRUST
Many newper hitve lately !" eurwnev
lo n'lx'irti by lrromlll partite lo thn-i
THE NEW HOME SEWINQ hUCHINECO
I,.i1 rtituml a Irimt or rnmlnnaUon; wawUU
I., n.iirr the mihllc Umlllwr U n rifc In
ni'li n'irl. We have been iunuftirturlng
nrwlna iiinohlm-e riir over a nunrtiT era eenlu-
rv nnd have ealnbllalwd a n-puiaium mrout
.,i .me mnrlilnniliat la lh anvyof all
imr ' Ikik Haute" marline liaa
tuvrr bwu rivaled aa a fmully ntaolilne.-lt
Inmleal the lieadorall aireiwrwiui
..noiiiiii. mul aMiidaou Ita awn nterlli.
I'lio A'eir flame" lifkaal r
MIIVU UN Aim Sncit0 Jlwea.Ha
n th tHttrktt.
II la mil newwnry ft)ruaoenfirnloalrilt
In aii vi mir credit or pay any debt aa we hraVJ
no .li tilK I" ! We liae neyer entered InW
coinpellllim Willi nianufnctilrcra' or low frad
rltiMipiiutclilnea tlw are mall in el rjnam;
li'Ma nf any Intrlnalo nierlta. Do not ba d.
rnlvrd, when you wantavwlng machine don (
ai-iiil ymir money away from home) eallon a
" eie llomt " ifnirr, no " j -better
iiim-hliiK 1r l.'Butlmuyott can purrhaa )
rlaiwlHn. If there la no dealer near you,
rlli' Ulrvi'l U ua.
THE NEWHOMESEWINQMACHINECO
tr ORANOC, MABB.
New York, fhlcago, III., at Iiila, Mo., Allan,
til, lla., Dnllii". 'lei., Bun Krauolaco, lal.
to the villoge common and bound
to a tree.
Again the mob gave rent to their
wild deair for vengance and It was
by the greatest effort of th leaders
that they wera kept back. The
clothing of the negro was torn from
his liody and pin", tack, penknives
and every conceirable weapon of
torture was stuck into th skin of
the negro aa ho struggled, vainly
pleading for his life. He was al
lowed to suffer a hundred deatba
with hia body bleeding in a thou
sand places.
The almoet lifeleas form of the
little victim was then placed before
the glaring eyes of the brute, while
willing hands cut the tongue from
his swollen mouth. His cries be
came incoherent, and before the
enraged citizeni could be checked
(he skin was literally rut from hia
body and distributed among the
villagers, lie uiea with ins eye?
on the little cirl whes life be had
ruined. His heart was then cut
out with a jack knife, his toes and
fingers chopped ofT and carried
away as mementoes. His bloody
and mangled form waa then soaked
with kerohf ne ami fired
and survsy ssid road according to
the petition, and too meet together
at the place of beginning of said
rosd on 27ih day of July 1003.
0. Springer and J. W. Klliott
were appointed county road viewers
for Crook coun.y to serva until the
first day of January ltK)4.
Clerk ordered to, draw warrant in
favor of W. J. Schmidt for $75.00
apportionment made to road dis
trict No. 16.
In the matter of the J. A. MofD,
road apraiser report aproved and
and clerk orderded to draw war
rant for I1S0, the amount of dam
ages allowed by appraiser! in favor
of Y. T. Casey.
W. S. Creawell et al petition for
bridge across the Deschutes at
Agency, continued.
It waa ordered that all bills
against the county mint be filnl
with the county clerk by 5 o'clock
the day prior to the meeting of the
comiuisaioners court; o'hrwie
they will lay over until next term
of court.
'disreg trded,
makes it the duty of road super
visors to erect ir,uide boards at the
forks of every highway. If the law
were strictly followed no supeivipor
could draw his saiary until he lud
erected guido bjards wherever
roads unite or cro.n, yet it is re
marked by every one who travels
in the ojuntry i i this aceioi of
the state that tbtre are very law
such bardi in evidence. New
comer in particular notice me
absence of guide boards. The law
on the subject is section 30 of the
latest edition of Oregon road laws
and reads as follows :
Kvery sup r'isor shall erect and
keep up at the forks of every high
way and every crowing of public
roads within hii road district, a
guide or finger board containing an
inscription iu legible letters direct
ing tlie way and specifying the dis
tance to the next tawo or publio
place situated on each road respeo-
i"ely ; provided, that the road(
tuurri ors eh ill not be paiJ after
'ubmitting their report to the
county court utiiil tbey hve shown
to the satisfaction of the court that
tin provisions of this section have
been complied with.
The above is taken from the Eu
gene Gu.ir l, and we wish to add
our voice an I influence in seeing
the law enforced. There are but
few county courts in th) state
ahich ouperve this law, and why it
is so, ia hard lo understand, especi
ally after they take an oath to up
hold the laws, and then when sit
ting witk ibe different supervisor,
seer them wilfluliy neglected and
A sensible young lady of Kansas
made the following request of her
fiiend: "Io not lay me dow.Y by
th rippling brook side, lest tht
babbling lovars wake me from my
dream nor in lliu beautiful ceme
terica in the valley l-it tight-seers
cooing over epitaph di-(ract me
hut let me shep under the counter
of the merchant and business man
who never advertise. There is the
peace ih it psFreth all understand
ing, nnd deep it the lt-rp iu which i
neither the buormu foot fall nf
youth nor the weary
60 67
. . 06 67
. . 30000
umner care of
40 50
7.72
The Wiruiek Co., rcdse for
paupers in.-
The Winnek Co. stationary 2 50
Wurxwcili-r and Thompson
mde... '.;-' 27.00
It. S. Price hauling 3 00 ( disobey ed.
D. I. Adamson stationary 1.50 Let our country gee that the law
A. II. Liiipman lumber 4.80 is enforced as sign goard are not a
(jlasa and jiorndhome sup- j luxury but an actual necessity.
plies 2).00J
J. It. Shipp moving wooi j
46.80; A Knot aal a s Folly.
00 j Here's the latest about a man
10.50 j wn0 grijirered advertisements in
4.50 . n .l.irw rtl ttarl " IT Via.I
some interesting experiences.
He learned that by sending II
to a ankee he could got a cure
for drunkenness. Sure enough ha
did. It was to "take the pledge
eht-d,
John Siiemore nurse hire
Myer Jc lirown road work
rfiillil i iiLO u,u nuik...
Wall Morris " ...
C. A. L-ieiling "
Earnest Leach "
Geo. ll.Usborn"
(ieo. Eftcs " "
Wm Boegli postage
City of Prineville, water rent
M. I. Powell, road scraper
Wm McMeckin lumber
" 3.00 1
" 32 001
" 21.00;
27.00 '
" 2 00 !
7 rj :
and keep it." Later on he sent 50
g ' .! 2 cent st.imps to find oat how to
0.'m' raise turnips tuccefsfully. He
First National bank for cash 334.851. , ,, . ,
, ,, . ... . tops and pull. Being voung be
Citv of Prineville in small . r. . , , " . ,
I4'4 8" wl8 e marry, and sent 34 1-.
' 'V1,X. ,-uVcent stamps to a Chicago firm for
II. Grimes road work G'J.OOi. - , . .
,. , ., , I information as to how to make an
Kd Harbin bridge work 32 00 . ,
j impression. When the answer
i came it read, "Sit down on a pan
,. j of dough. It was , little rough
i iiu una uipiiui , .
Dll.l.S Al.I.OWKD.
i il
.T. rtiuuivill IHBU hiiuuhb uirwi II. .1. . . .
iuui no was a piuiom uinu a.n
ered that feeding hens with on,o.i. :thouRhl b woulJ
llavors the eggs, is now trying the,... ...,.
Geo. H.Osborn.'viswer.... 2.00 experiment of feeding them with ' , . , .
200 whUkej r and sugar to produce egg-;in8ix lu
2 00 ( nog. I hey ve mado a wireless j intQ ,,., fo,d
2 00 ! telegraph, a horseless carriage, too, ,, .. ..
. ' ,,. , . ithein and he would see his nioner
2 00 and there no tilling what the , , . . . v ,
.,.,, , "... .,, I doubled. Next be Bent for 12 use-
2 00 1 mind of man cftn da. We'll soon . . , . , . . . ..
i . , , , ,. ,. iful household article and be got
lOdO.lTafiilmghenlea eggs an drinking lw , ... .
nwo nun
In fiiiil nut
C .1 I I t. i - ' ......
tl Mierpioea nui:, ur iimytiup
tux
D. W. Harnett " ...
timer Uilliatn "
F. II. Green, chainman,.
A. Harbor "
II. Harney " . .
C. A. Graves, surveyor.
J. J. Smith express en
rolls
Fran'; Man, drugs
Geo. M. Delano road work. .
(i. ti. Brown, liet of lands. .
J. J. Smith, expreas road
laws
Iteg. Burn land office, list
of lands
Jack Dee, roud luiu' er. . . .
TRESPASS NOTICB.
Notice in hereby given to whon
it nmy concern Unit all persons an
w arnud not to herd or grnr.e tht i
stock upon lands owned by us oi
Ory orcuk.
V I. tr.. .U.L. w.uDttia.a.
ihullle of old r V6 r.""",
ana twill tAF in(rii;in .Iluri.ai Ilnr. 1 '
aa BJV Hiil v v a nitiuwvi va i i av j
aid.
I cowlesa milk, and weuiing clothes)
wool, or
27 05 ( wormless silk. How much would
5(K) you like a treeless peach, nr a piers
4.10 of hngleas pnrk? I'd be content if
jtlit-y would invent a workleca work.
1 40 They'll xvl mako irrle?s tele
I phtirea, or n.nybe, noiseless noiae,
' .40 and I'm afraid if tl) -y kep on
10.50 they'll ypt nuke dad less boys.
' J .43 puttie Coliillion wealth
to learn, so sent 1
'IJiw to pet rieh." "Work hk
the dtivil and never t-peiid a cent.4
And that t-topped him, but Ida
brother wrote lu find out how to,
write a letter without pen or ink.
He wh told to use a lead pencil.
Hepailfl to learn ho v to live
wit limit work, and w.ia told to
'"Fiah for auckm as we do."
her 850
' P. T. M'Ml'"'t ' ' ork . , . IS 50
THE BEST OF ALL.
Maryland Bui Histe.
For Sale Only At
POLLARD S. HENDERSONS.
Shaniko-PFineville-BeDcl .
Stge Line.
C. M. COliNKTT. .Proprietor"'
Daily etHgesi earning V. S- "'nil leave Suaniko every evening tiv
arrival of iho C. S. It train for Prineville and there cou p cU ith rur
Stagrsfor Bend, m .king tha through trip in twenty four hour
Ka :al attention given to passengers and express matter.
ltsduced lattis on round trips.
GOOD COACHES, CAREFUL DRIVERS.
OSCAR HYDE.
Agent, Prineviile Oregon.
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