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Otm of tin. Iiirtrimt nml Mimal nelect.il line, nr Hut uttl l)ei
r.lot" xvwr Inoo In to I'liimvlllii, wlilelt will ln noiil nt on
liaaul uf low V will inlihii k nu t i,.n, o!i imi m-n
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TEMPLETON & SON
DKALP.U8 IN
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
E. 0. HYDE. M. D.,
(I OI'NTV Clival, 11).
Phvslclnn rind Suraeon,
PH1NKVILLE, ORKCION.
CulU roi tt v alti'iiilnl, dav an. I nijlii
J. H. ROSCNOERC. M. DM
I'KINMVILI.S. OHKUON.
unio, (ir.i,ur moth ( ,.1,ivi.in A h.ur.
Iir'ix Mtorn
OrTlfK MiH'IM , tl . , ; U(
H. P. BELKNAP, M. D.,
Physician and Suroan.
Drugs and Chemicals,
1
Patont Modlclnos and Tollot Articles
WlM mMl U'quuni !r m ticnl rmrpowa only Phy :t Intia o..r.'i l)
tun o,itruI!y t tiii iiut.tlfMt.
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'lny vi-i.ing ill H o'i'!
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g t fo long ai Mr. Harriuiun :c
;l every
HuiiIh)-
every Wtdnis-
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evi-rv
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A. H. LIPPMAN & CO.
MANCPACTtMtKKH
Or -v
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FURNITURE
AND UKAI.EH8 IN
!cbd, Cloth and Metallic Caskes
EMBALMING A SPECIALTY
f
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BUILD 1 3STO material
AND AU. KINDS OK
pnnrt tutu om in thjiji s nn to ej?Tfli
Hotel Prineville
THOKOUOMLy IHNOVTlD"NO
KirUKflllHID TMHOUGOUT
American Plan
C
- Rates
91 K)
I fx I
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McDowell,
1 roiricti)i
A. D. MORRISON, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND hUUf.COH
Pilnavlll, Oivjun
OlSrt Srn l.ir in AiUmu.H. lirug .-..n:
l all. iriniill) all. .. .1 In
V. A. ( LINK,
KKNTIST,
l"(l N K V I I.t.K, OKKi.HX.
M. R. DICCS,
Attorney at Law and notary,
Mln Strool, Prliwvll!, Oregon.
Olflrt rn ilrrrl Iraillni lo Court Hou.a.
W. A. BELL,
Attorney -tit-La w
NOTARY PUBUC.
HBu v "U lrrcl lcaiu( In l uilrt lluu.a.
I KINKVII.I.K, OKI'; (IS.
C. W. BARNES,
IHH1KV AT I.WV AMI Vi.TAHY ft IU.li
BK1E V1L.I.E, OIIKUON.
Dcf i.n tti tui, a sutoi.
M. E. BRINK,
ATl'illNKY AVI) ( iil'Nst.l.olt AT LAW
A Blrmt, Iltwau Plrnt nd SbooimI
PH1NEVII.1.K, OHEUON.
J I- McCTI.I.OCil,
Abstractor of Titlo3
rriyevili, Oregon.
I liivKinelt ri'ii'l,iiii
Sui liny.
I'.i'i.il i ri'Hcl.ii g i vi ry tri Sin
'l.iy. Hi v. Tii,i I piinioi, toiili iici
n.iiiiht i. r-i.n.i- I'ljiievill.) On'.
riti-iiY rteiAV
1'iiijville ,'i-iieliii,(t ll.r (i ritual
I liitrl S 1 1 r n I v.-.
"Mi ii n , ci'nul every
n:f.ri ieu hii) ii. I,,
I'lim- iini-iiig every
i) ly e v'l-lii i;t H ,i'i:lu:k.
i:- v ii. ,. Alirr Hifilinc
Me i'iiil.ui J I uti 1
M P. I II! In II.
I 1 1 1 1 e v" 1 1 1 1 priMi'liiug
Mcro of His Dg'livtho
Mar, cor Policy to Itoai
Central Orator bof
tied up
TIN! i LOl'I.K DEMAND
TIIK r0IIFA(;K liOAD
II 1,(1 4 C
nt
cceoinl
Ii (eliiiul every ."uuujiiy
mill fun: tli S;iihIiis lit Jin. rn
every Sunday etcning ul H ,'o
S.,1,1:,
1 !l III.
KjiWOrlh leilf;ui) tvr
evemiiil at 7. ) in.
Prayer rr-.i-ction every
evftiing ul H n'elnek.
i W'iIIua- Cnik ireiii!,iii(,' fmtj Mutriin jn V ill j. eiioim houM be re-
S ; t u I i( v in e.u li niiinlli ! II n. rn. . ei:-v-il in reK.ti lful niSiinisMon m:i
! ('In VIKicil nrem l.ilu' lliinl Si:,,,l.iv :' lliffe : Til ill lib flioulj lliflkc li IllOVt
. i rt . -.
j kept liulli'tl into fuljinin'veileiiei
jam inuelivity ly ino:c fiiterjiriH
1 ing railroad men.
This exiirratina' inactivity ,ag
viougrit t lie p?ii!i: uf iliin cliite up
on pitch wliii Ii Ih)'Ii no good fur
Irailrcadi or rilro:nl rNrty irhen
iilienext Legislature iim.t. The
Ihrrinian interefts hare ecu red
iM,i)0.t)i) reiently, and, acronl
ing io Blatcrnei.ls in tlm puMir
prinU, will n- it in coiiHtruction
Tim rx-fporiatln Policy Pcrit:ieJ ty j nnd beltrrtnent work. There is t.
Houi; of t:u liat raad Corporations I utrai.gt; 1 ilflice ng 10 where they
Bxldj ru Gcod. i will ue the luuticy, hut time if
ii(,lliing lo indicate that any of it
Mill lie spent in Uim vicinity in the
employment ef Cowgilln and simi
lar H-ople nho cure to undertake
'ImKorkof BtU-mpting to thwart
he will of llm people. Until he
Iihh make kiiim- kui'Ii luove, atM
-xi.uh.ib tlml Mr. lUrrinmti cn
aiuke for hit f.iilurit toairt enter
iri-ea I tint will aid in tlm develop
Mient of Oregon will not l recifl
with a goiui gruce. The dog in
liu-manger p tliry wan never jtopu
.:ir in thin state, and ih't llrrim u
manlier of earn ing it our if no1
.inly ui.jop'ilar, but it is ofTcliu've
Oregoiiiail.
The reply i.f the V. It A N. .
to tin: upplic itiou fur rijjht of way
fur ihu piiij nned pirtaj; tailwny i
fully ii to i xpectuiinii!'. In ifl'.-ct
it i : ' U'e hav the count ry h ill led
up dial w iil nei' her dia'.v the cork
Un-iirgu-
n nif nix preainli d l-y the eorpurulinii
liuihtt.e ucceptfd il ho.it niiiel
Sutidnv : 'ieinur. l!ut in their preset t ti in
j er the people Kill I, nt ret ieve then
I'lmr.J.,,. with the hesl grtice in I be wot Id
: 11 .! con J i I inns under which Mr.
hl j nor h n I vou ihe co:k s.'rew."
i I t... ....,..:.. ...... .!,,;., it...
ICltlCK hi I mill LUllUIVlunr, in'.
"I11
in each month nt II .1. nt.
3
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A
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AREYOUH
WNGS
WEAK?
tVeCll illi S
:SII1ill
s i
CUKES
WEAK
LUNGS
toward opening up a vast- region
un-
Howard preaching the .Saturday ! l'a!-t (f Cnte.ide Mountuine, oi
..e... ,,r, 11,,,. tl, !...,. w I . icli t he Northern l'aeittc i if stead
i i .i i n I ii -FM.tii,,, ni.,1 K'r. ni.iliri.im in; i earthed some olliclal record that
day in each month. U-v. It. C ' " ",( ri nng ana s.n iigincning ns
Fabulous VVazaa War PuJd.
Ill runiHging atsiut lii ollice this
week, County t!lerk SUight
1 Cl.itk paftnr, resilience M. K. pur-, "ol e do not atk tar inucti,
siinnge, 1'rinevilie Orepon. ' i!"I e no, ruptire it nil at once
Chri-tiiin Knihavor nieeln at the 5ut the slightest kind of movement
Union church every
lug nt V p. m.
nittday even-
First National Bank'
I would give in reat-ons for still try
ingtohe ftiendly wiih the men
: ho show so iuik!i indilFerence to
jour tuauslrial anu commercial
! needs.
! First en the list is Central Orc
Igon. The building of this porluge
I roud will give the Cohmbia South-
B. f-. ALLEN I'reai.Iei:! ; ern mi outlet to Portland independ-
i V. WURZWEILER .Vicvl're.viJent1,.,,! of the O. K. .V N. Portland
T. M. BALDWIN Ca.l.iei ' ineiilhaiit.' are desirous of getting
1 raii.a.'t. a sciicrai t-r.ttki n bnaitirM. ! i n on the trade of that rich country
A..-.-...it.ik.n.i ,(,).rt to cheek. Eei,.nf ' .( Mellen and Hill decide that
. !J ou I'nrtlaiKl, San rrancUreatitl Ki-w York
CoUertliniii rpofilva pnirata attrnnnn.
PRINEVILLE.
.Nut lee.
I
I THE PRACTICAL MAN
t . -
jraclata llm aaviim In wr.ir ami lour, In IrUUi
llabor yminvl hy thn lm'Oeil)' ol
I Piano Mower
kliuwt ths vuliin of aliolisliiiiu tieilles iiiseliHiitim
lapplylnK aiwer iljriet
Uuu'a iniili', ailliHiinlii' t'ln'i h Hltilt, sir ni( inloriiiil
(isT, ensy-netiiitt Vurld ul I. Ill letr stel sell-A.I-int
I'ralt Uml mo Hm kiml .Mowsr iiniroviMiinl
i.Kl lo Mm. Tli.'V Kin llm oiilinnlli of e M-rl
I ami auienlllli: Inetnillv.
he I'Unn ruliiloitun tin (ilulnM lliioii and ti ll" about
olhsr titliirnsliiiK iimiiels 'l Ilia I'luno alinwi
ln Ulnilrra, llrixleta, lteiers, Mnwots, )tln. 'l lm
no" I llm iiiui'tiinu faitteU for Hit ule, awtfl nml sut
itorjr work.
I , ask to see Samples
ECKINS KINC
; riUNKVlU.K, OUK.
WIIKN Vol- W ANT A HksT
CI.Ass II I V V C I. K CALL ON
I. 1 5. SIIII'R
Ai;i s i' I ok nit;
Kniiiblor,
Monarch
Ideal ami
:they w ill miike it tributary loPugit
j Sound, or before it can be drained
! south to San Francisco. The ex
lueriente of the past teaches us that
Notice i i hereby given thatbv nn Mr Hlirriuinn in w(mt tlie stre,
order duly made nnd entered on woul(i llrm an ..eaiir mark" wh.n
record, hy the Honorable County Me!ieii and Hill care to assert
Court ntils July term, Hint all bills ' u,,,,.,. He can be bluffed out
ngynsl Ilia county must ho liloJ o nv tt.rritory Hint the other fel
lows decide thev need themselves.
ill, III rill
S
Imperial
,
vftli theeounty clerk on or before
."i o'clock, on or beforo the day
prior to the meeting of tin' commis
sinners court. If not so filed they
will have to lie oyer until the next
term of com I.
J. J. Smith, Clerk.
orttige road, matters
different. Porilanders
linger. Tiiey meekly
being knocked down,
HI CYC U 1C W
MMiHtl.H or ALL UIM11
Golumbia Southern
NdVliXo fciiVo & mo
lip
I With a
would be
i are slow to
submit to
j dragged out and cuffed around in n
Commerciul way, litit w hen it comer
; to being cominercially butchered to
I make a holiday for railroad boo in -!ers
operating on puget sound, the
! will vet enter a protest, and M
joiitant some inifresllnir statit-tn
with re fere ne t this ,'ouiity in tli
aily ."))'. They cotoi-t of tome
I social Htatistics compiled by Jos-
eph T. Meek, wbo w tben tt-rri
torial marshal of G'lacktmaa coun
ty, in June, 1S50. In that year the
assessable value of property in this
coiinly was ll,02'),SJ4, elaajified as
follow'?: Real estats, $.S.1C,C50,
pers-jnal. fl21.f'.M. The schedule
of wages paid at that time was re
markable. The average monthly
wages to farm hand, including
Imard, was frtO; the average wages
paid day laborers with bonrd was
14, without board, $0 ; averag
daily wages for carpenter, t2;
board per week for laboring men
cost fH. There were then two
weekly papers in the eoiiaty, viz:
Oregon Spectator, Territorial; and
Western Star, Multnomah. An i
ideaofihe value and profit in the
lumber business at that early dale
may be gathered from the statis
tics which show that Henjatnin
Simpson from 400 logs for which
be paid 13 each, manufactured
100,000 feet of lumler which had a
salable value of $7o per M. Ore
gon City Enterprise.
The State Fair.
No time in the hiitory of the
Harriuian eventually will tiud it J Oregon ftatc fair has titer been
Shaniko-PFineville-Bend
Stage Line.
C M. CORNICTT. Proprietor'
stngei currying U. H. mail leaves Shnniko every evening on the
)flho C, S, Ky train for Prinovillo and there enmieHs. wiih tu
, ir llond, milking . llm through trrp in twenty f"r hours
itnl Bttoneion given to pnasengers ami express niiittcr.
jed rates on round trips.
3 COACHKS, CAIIICKUI, DltlVKUS. f
OSCAR HYDE.
Agent, Prineville Oregon.
RAILWAY CO.
TI.MK TAIU.K NO.
li ret live Keliruary 15,
S.
OREGON
Showtime
amo UMCNPACtnCJ
STATIONS
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11.4
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I1.. linn. I Salt l.nke. Iienver. Kt
ll1lH, uunil, I'limin,, i,n"-n- j.,.
I . i l II' . Ill,, l.uilis, , li i,
lii II nut- mill r.aM.
lllk'IO.I.
Alluiitti'
Ki,res, Salt Lake. IVltvrf, Ft
V.':.'-J ii ni-Worlli. Oiniiliii. Kmii-ii-: ilill ft. m
via Hum- l iti. SI. Louis, t'lilenK"
llili'li. mill r.at.
SI. I'anl Walla Wnlla. Lew Moll.
Kal M"il Siaikaue. H'alliti'e. I'lill
tl.il i.. mini. Mltini'n'i'U-i. St.
. Mt, I'mil. Iltllitlti. Milwiiukei'
Sml,rtlU' Chli'iigo. Hint LilM.
70
HOURS
PORTLAND to CHIC AGO
Tor iitrtl'iilar it" lo rail's ami rout.- mliireas,
J. II. TIIKIiltH'Y. Aiti'lil, IIIK tlr.
! uiiiiectss:iry to keep his ear to the
j ground to hear that protest.
1 1 1 on there is the l-ewiston ex
tension. Another immense grain
and frtiit crop is now starting for
market by way of that fearful
gra.lo up Potlach Canyon, it nil
thence o:i over the Cascade moun
tains. It is lified nearly a mile in
the air, dropped dow n, nnd lifitd
j, , j u not her' mile and dropped down
I again hi fore it tent tidewater. .The
completion of the Snake Kiver ex
tension, which hits long been prom
ised, would permit all of the pro
diioe to that vast region to reach
tidewater by a down hill haul, and
much shoiter mileage, and Port
hind would do the business that is
now nil forced to Puget found by
mi unnatural route. The Wallowa
country is another field for trade
nf which Portland bus for years
been fondly dreaming. And dream-
70
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f M I
Pally Hlago connections at Slntiilko
for Antelope, l'lineville, Honil, limns,
Silver bake, I.ukeviow, Mitchell, I'iv
vllle., Aiitono, Asliwooil, Canyon City,
John 1'itv City ami Kossil.
K. J). YVOODHUUY,
0. K. lA'ThK, Superintendent.
(Jen. r'reijjht aud Pass, Ajjt.
THE
BEST
OF ALL
IISKC
l'lir.Siile Only At
POLLARD & HENDERSONS. llta' i"ytUo "
such a good feeling nniong tha ag
ricultural classes towards the suc
cess of the fair as exists at the pre
sent time. Every section of the
state seems to be taking an intereit
in the fair and promises to give it
their hearty support. Eastern Ore-
j gou for the first time has promised
j one or two county exhibits, consist
jingof agricultural product, while
j the sou'hern portion of the state
; will also be represented by a com
j prehensive exhibit of ill agrieul
jtural products. Lire stock from
i all over the state is being prepared
for this year's fair.
There are reasons for this awak
ening of the people to the support
of the fair. One is, the manage
menl h is worked hard ami faith
fully to uiuke the fair its broad as
the state itself. The transpoita
tion companies have como to their
I assistance and made very liberal
rates on hauling exhibits of all
i kinds. Another is, the people are
J beginning to rcaliz i that it 18 time
; to let 1 ho outside world know of
'the wonderful resources - of the
! state, and believe that the state
j fair is tlie proper place to meet Hie
j better class of homesetker. This
j will make the fair doubly valuable
j It will give those who re looking
i for homes on the Puoifio coast an
! imuoitunitv to see in a hotly what
I our state can produce, and where it
all
over the state at great expense. It
will also give the exhibitor
the best possible oppor
tunity ef showing his products,
whether it be grains, grasses, fruits,
vegetable or live stock.
Wo.ncn Who Succeed.
Whenever a wonaan fails in busi
ness of any kind she is painted out
as an example for sex to take warn
ing by and lay to heart the lesson
that women have no head for busi
ness, whereas the truth is that men
fail in about the same proportion
as their sitters, though the latter
have far greater odds against them
since they have bad no training
for systematic routine work and
have not inherited the mental con
dition necessary to it. The women
who succeed are those who go at
their work with a determination
born of courage and positive con
viction and w hose energies are un
tiring. A notably successful wo
man has told her sister workers
that the secret of getting on is to
fi;ht fight quietly, but stubbornly
against the obstacles in one's
pith. All the world loves a fight
er, whether it be a nun or woman
fighters who believe in them
selves, who plan their daily bat
tles as generals plan their cam
paigns in war and who are as fair
and generous in the struggle as
they are brave. These are the
heroes and heroines of the day.
They command success by deserv
ing it.
ih Lovo Microbe.
It is claimed that Dr. T. N.
Snow, after tun years of careful
study and scientific examination,
claims that he has discovered the
love microbe, and in general ap
pearance is like all microbes com
mon to contagious diseases, and
that it vacillates from one portion .
of the body to the other, many
hundreds of times faster than any
other microbe known. We are
truly glad the doctor has found
this microbe, and if he can but be .
successful in raising the little fel
lows so they can be sold over Ihu
country, it will fill U long felt want
and the little bugs will bo eagerlv
purchased by hundreds, both male
and female' We should advise
those who might want a preventive
lo ward off the microbes to lay in
a supply of w hiskey and asafcetida
and begin taking it at onoe, as that
ought to till love microbes.
Many a wife is loitering nrouml
home fulling away time toying with
the waslitub, splitting wood, while
her poor husband is hard ut work
in t he back room of a saloon, wor
rying his bruin to keep tho other
fellow f.om shutting out his long,
suit in a sola hand. Ex.