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4 ' 5 i ' S S s vol.. x. I'MNKVIU.K, ( KOOK COUNTY, OKIX-JON. THURSDAY, Al'dTST 2", !i).!. y 1 1 I.ADIIM WHNIlM- r.ATirHT ..TY1.I.H - N(i (JOODH ... r.ATirHT HTYl.KH IN UOItMKTH . Now Mlllliixry (IimmUkI tho Old ttulliiti.u MUli- 11.1 y ruir (, MRS. 8LATON i c of thit InruHKi mill iiiiml nlin-il linn nl ll.il. mi l !.,. n liM lfr hroniflil Ui rniinvllln, willed will l.ewil.l hi ,m Imnl uf luw prliM VVr will inliluKk ami trim uli, lit In W llv for Mm'!ill Hnlm liny Kvm v W K UNKM I ' A Y nil, I MATU 1(1)4 Y l wlileh Unix wuofW Hin Inl ll.n u.in.-i lr moil on a dm MILINH.lt Y I.IIKAH NO INI'l'l.'I'iK (RHJ)H Mtl'T IN HUM K lllllcll IHll'Cilll'jT. I Serviced Hill Imi Iji-M ns fo!lo.ve IIAI'I IST I I'lilll Villi' prrniliillg till) 61 001, d nnd fourth Stindnya. ' Siibbiilh school, every Sunday j at - i. in. l'liiycr meeting every Woduesj ilny evening nt H o'clock, j I l.i hl.ii k preaching i very third j Sin day. j lii liij iiri'itctii hi vi rv fiivl Sun. I iJ II v LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF JOE MEEK BY MRS. FRANCES FULLER VICTOR KAiaY DAYS IN OKKOO.W I of a tiijjr. A Craig is still hv ' ing. and in loitnciit' J by the belief ! that he know the mail who stole j his rabbit, Mr. Mtek lake tint op- I II r 1 l.il 1 1 1. negro dwell tiiion the event, and Dining this scurcity uf pr jvi ! lh hoan.esrTiem of the men toward sioiii", some of llmpo amuting inri-j him, Ihnl in the following summer I , .... , , , , t , i. 1 1 ii i hiiii i nr I n urn i'iijiiii vitin III il, lillUll1, III; .I'V. llllilil I-:IM- ri.ui. ..a..... . . 1 Kiji.Lil,i1Lii.i.l.il,i.( U...I u.i.i ...... ; ....... iM.MK,,u iiin,innvB w ngn ' (.' ve li.e nor ihh in-i don, and two rut" m 1 1. in a s r.ii.rvillc .r..n,i,t U, lifUniid .. , 7. 3 '. "c I i,air..J Harris lo llie to,:- ' "imr, ir.i,HVe,1.,g i l.,e .itou.it.i.l., .bat "the )jh ,(k t ,ake , vjew of tie l-rranmi, ... r, I.,.,, ,h ,. f.-M-nc. ' ni-r got hi,. fr.,dom for a pore u couhtrv, a(Jrerl:lii, their ,wi to what Joe M-k cull, the .,,,. ; ,. lilw. After a toil.ne .crainble ii( 'Iff il lit hi llf,. " ... i During linn f-ame mnrch, a flui- t. Mut returned Idle tin) men wotf ttiirving, a ; ilnr joke wna pliiycd upon one of kiAiiAiiiAAiULiAiULlitULUtljitti TEMPLETON d SON DKAI.eilH IN ' ton liia own nml hia to ligli ((ilTiriliJeu' porlunity of awfuring him, upon tiie word of a gentleman, that he is not tin- man. While on tlio march ovor Iheie tiifiutiliiiii", owing lo the depth of the mow, thn company lost a hun dred head of horses and mule?, which Faiilc in the yd unfrozen n'lifiH, and could not he i xtricati d. In tlt-ivi.uir nl lit ir ui I untiim. JpiIh- hundred dollar, and left him in j ,,- . Sllli, h ,, ... v .., u hi 1 1 1 i . ;. ..I ..t 1 1 . . l. .. . . l . :. . . ! .. ., .. . , ri "! i-nuun hi mi- Kr.-m iiinv ciij , no inui ii oecniiie a cay- . -,.,t ii.,.:. .,. ,!, f iiri-arhiinr hn lm.1 m.. I ... ....... ' tiairieu Harris lo llie lot.- or " CL Kll li-rllllf. I lull ul.l.l, ... i..iu Sinid.iyti. mmiooI ivtry puinliiy Drugs and Chemicals, Patent Medicine unci Tollot Artlclos Win nit I4ira fur umtK'ftl nurtMm only. I'li'lclnii Mincrl i:un i MirfXilIy (unipo.nuli tt A. H. LIPPMAN & CO. thild Siihha morning t lij h. m. l'ru)er meeting every day evening nt 8 o'clock. V, Key II. I,. Alter McFurliind, hotel. M. I--. I 111 It. II. I'fioeville -preaching thn M'etind negro boy, heluiiging to Ji-dedinh the nn.li named 'Well, whul did you fee, Ilarrin! M ANUrAfTfRKRI FURNITUR AND 0EAI.KH8 IN IleciiJciico at' .....n.. ,,f,. Ilc nnu : uned Mnilli anxiouaiy. ........ ..j mm.- tumihb nn (;i ior- cnngni a rauou ami pui it up to "I aw the city of St. Loui.i, and tuiiiitc an to have caught a porcil ; roast Wfore the lire a tempting 1 e f, ow taking a drink !" replied pine, w hich he w iib raotiig ht fure ' looking inomd tg starving moun-1 Harri.", im fjcii-g the accerlion Id. fin. II... : I .. : u . t . :.. : . .1 . . 1 . If , i u i . ,i i v- I" . u i ii .no iniiii-t ro. .-ooie 01 inn ihmhiu ih 1 i, i h k nn kmv imlh and fourth .ilinliiva at 1 a. m. nml , , . n mi a hum King ohui. eveiv Sunday evening at S -jVlock ' erve ) delermincd to a.-e how it tantcd.i Smith atkud no more questioni. Sahl.dtl. achoul every Sund iv ut l "u "' '" ""'I'- M,,,l' at'd,and Craig waa told that the Hoo.h- j v undeiMtood hy the man. answer Il)ln H ei-o niulchi .l thu tempting ways withed to fpeuk with him at that he hud made no p'.eacing dig- , . ; viHiid and mad nfT willi it, btlorel their lo-lge. While he obeyed thin ; covei.e ; and knew thai they hud evening ut 7. p. m. I'rayer meeting every TliurmLiy evening at S o'clock. W,l!ow Creek preaching lirit Sunday in each month at II n. m. fio darkey difcovered hid lore. mippoied command, the rabbit war : giiij a weary way before them H it w hen it win discovered, w hat (a wail went up for tlio eml.r.zled Iporc'tipine! Siifpicion fixed upon j the guilty pattiea, but ua no one would 'ix-ach on w hile men to B.ve to C'h,yp,,l-prenching third Sunday j , ....j,.,.... 1)0 dl(!hJ in 'i i li month at 11 a. in. pointed boy could do nothing but S03 Wind river valley ; having had al together, a niccemful full hunt, and made iome iinportnnt e xplor.iliona, notwithstanding the neverity of t weaiher and the dillicultie of' mountain traveling. It wag about C'hrictinas when the camp arrived '" on Win I river, nnd the cold in tetiae. While the men celebrated C'hriftman as beHt th'y might un der the circiifiirtaticef, ('apt. Sub lette started to St. Ixiuis with one man, Harri.-, called among u;ount ain men Hhick Harri.-i. on snow- fIio.';.i, with a train of pack dogg. Hiich was the indomitable energy and courage of this famous leader! lM.'-O. The furs collected by Jack Miu 'h company were cached on I the Wind river; and the cold still being very severe, and game fcarce, the two reiuaing leaders, Smith and Jackson, pet out on the first of January with the whole camp, for the bufl'dlo country, on the I'owder Hiver, a distance of about -one hundred and fifty milea. 'Times were hard in camp," when mountains bud to be crorsed in the depth of winter. The eniiiialg bod to b rubeisted on the bark of the sweet cotton wood, which gro.vg along tbe etreams and in the valleys on the spirited away, i ever more to he reach the plains llow. lsiJcs, seen by mortal man. When C'ruig Kir.itli a a religious man., and returned to the camp lire, and he-; the coarse profanity of the moun- neiu tne place vacant wlu-re a rah-j taii,eer was verv dL-tavteful to ! east side of the Rocky Mountain, hit so late was nicely roasting, his ; him. '-.V very mild man and a j but is nowhere to be found west of pasHon knew no bounds, nnd he Christian ; and there weie very few j that range. This way of provid- dntp'n mil ri i j inlAitlinn e,f xnlfinn it . r .t ; .i . : it .i j; i . . ... . u. j vwiirm 'UHiiiK lb fjl I 1 1' 111 111 IIi II toil I il.'l 1 riH Ih I IIP 1 r te 1.T li I a hnnaa nml tmilna t.. Hownrtl frn 1 inif ll ( S t 1 5 " ' " r-voi uinn in me iiiuuiiiump, .a me ing ior ins nores ana mules ln- o t pn-nc . on iv . a ur . amnit Ul v-i( to grat aimu- out of !he Momath Hint contaim-d , account giver, of him hy the moun-1 volved no tritlin-' amount of labor. Wood, Cloth and JVIetallic Caskes. EMHALMIN(j A SPECIALTY AND At.t. KINDH OK - BUILiDHSTGr MATERIAL 2 Hotel Prineville veiling preceeding the third Sun- lay in each mouth. I!hv. II. C. Clalk paiitor, refidem:e M. IC. par sonage, I't i tipvil tu Oregon. Christian Kudeavor meels nt the I'liion churih every Sunday even ing at 7 p. m. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY E. O. HYDE, M. D.. (I 'll Ml I'lO-l. I .NJ Phvslclan rutNKV Culls ff in )! I v mi nt of the men, who uion the principle that "misery loves com puny," rather chuckle over than condemned Meek 'a "mean act." There was a hi quel, however, to this little story. So much did the ii ii,, i r,. ..:.... ii m. ...: .. i ... ui.iB mo mi iiiiini tmneers lliemselves. stomach which contained it invol J. H. ROSENBERC. M. D. . rKINCVIU.8. OKKUON. j omrr Rf.l J.k.1 li-tflli .,f TUU'U'I.MI A Sou". ; I'm hit. to. i oKril'K llol KS 10 U. IJ ,' lo ItmlTUi In i . r. .1 - ... i. . Ti r a ul. , nnd Surgeon, mmMMm attemlvil, t!)' mul uiiflil f l?f fjf T-'r-t"T) "r yl . TMOKOyOMLV H t N O VTt O'.'Aa 0 SlfUSmlHlD 1HSOUOOUT Rates American Plan - C f. McDowell, $1 IK1 1 on aim Prt)irictr THE PRACTICAL MAN pprnrintpa ttia aavliin In wear ami leur, in trillion, ilm(( uj Ulior ginel by Hip sliiiiluliy el Ilano Mowers II liiiiia th vlun of sholmliliin needier inoi Iuuimih n. siilviiig (Niwer iltr-l. l'Uiiu'a siu.il, aiiinnalle Clnlili Hliitt, siring iiilir..l lils limr, sy-aellnif VrrUeal I. Ill lr run aixl ll- 'l )'illiiC lrlt lt.nl Be llin kiail u( Muwer iniir-ivemnul llil a.anl In lilm. Tliey aia Ilia uittgrvwlli ufrnl ni-n suit i inililte liiirriiully. I Tlio l Uiiii ralnlnKUii otpUiiis llinm nml tella almiit isw ul Iter inlertMiltiiK prixluc! l tin 1'lmio linis liralii IlimUr. IU.Ikih Idoneis. Mnncli, Hakes Tl Tlsiiii" U ilia matlilnu laiutul lor Us sale, ill ami sat- liu:tuiy work. ASK TO SEE SAMPLES ISIJKINS 1 v I N ( i I'HINKVII.K, OKM. H. P. DELKNAP, M. D., Physician and Surgoon. ITIINEVII.LK. OUEOON. I u(flL- III AdAiii.nii A lAinitrk CoV Prtiy Slur ' ) A. D. MORRISON, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SUHEGON ! I'rlnovllln, drt'tfoii oil.it Ni-.i I'.M.r I. A'Uiuinii I'fuu siuro l r.nu.U) lli-inti-it In. ; C. A.CI.INK, j I'KNTIST, i'iiivkvii.i r.. oia i.nN. M. R. BICCS, Attorney at Law and notary Mam Streot, PiinovUla. Oroaon. ortlot on .Irrrl li-mlliil! I" Cuurl llnux. W. A. BELL. Atlorney-nt-Lnw NOTARY PUDLIC. OHW "M lr. liietliiK Inl'imrl lluii. l'Kll'.VII.I.K. UKKf'ON. when each mm had to furnish Tl e r .nil ti isiiv arriveil i:ih ' food for feveral of them. To col- ved the cutting open of many that. 1 oul U, of ijf,., ,.xc, , to .e ani- this bark, tbe men carried the probably did not, in the seard), he m iU m yUU f Ult. p,ig,ortl 1 smooth limbs of the cotton-wood was fain to rcl.n.,uiM. that mode f iiiv(,r, hlu, ,. u (he ffalmjlo c.mp, where, beside the camp, v.ngenncr, together with " 1T t)f ,he Stinking Fok, a branch of , fire, they shaved off the Bweet, .; j this liver, whiih derives ' its Un- green bark with a hunting-knife foitunate appellation from tbe fact ; transformed into a drawing knife that il flows through a volcanic ,,v fastening a piece of wood to its tract similar to the one discovered j P0'"1 or. cape the cotton-wood hy Meek on the Yeilov.stone plains. I wa 1"' convenient, the bark was This place afforded as much food ) Pe,e(1 t"7. and carried to camp in for wonder to the whole ramp, s j a blanket. So nutritious is it, that the former one had to Joe; and j a-nimalg fatten upon it quite as well llie mi'ii unanimously pronounced , as upon oats. it the '-hack doir to that country) In t,ic lit"ge cotton-wool boL which divines preach about." As , nj on the Yellowstone River.it this volcanic district had previous I sometimes became necessary to ly been seen by one of Iewis and i station a double guard to keep the Clark's men, named Colter, w bile buffalo out of camp, so numerous on a solitary hunt, and by him also were they, when the severity of the denominated "hell," there ruu.-t t col J drove them from the prairies certainly have been something ; to these cotton-wood thickets for very suggestive in its appearance, subsistence. It was, therefore, of If the mountains had lvroven ! Wa importance to make the 1 S 1 200. ! barren, nnd inhospitably coid, this w'ntor camp where the cotton-wood hot nnd sulphorous country offered j wns plenty ; since not only did it no greater hospitality. In fact, ; furnieh the animals of the Amp the fumes which pervaded the nir : i'h food, but by attracting buffa rendered it exceedingly noxious to lo m:lde 8auie plenty for the men. every living thing, and" the caiup r such, a hunter's paradise on was fain to push on to the main j Powder River, the camp was now . . t : i ; . I stream of the Jilghorn Kiver. -raveling, anu arnveu, aner a nara' j Here signs of trappcri became ' coIJ fuah, alwut the middle oi l'IKSTDAV. for all for a purse of 2(KH)0 j npparent, and fpirs having bet.n iJnuary, when the whole encamp- Half m.Ie dash, for saddle horses Novei,v rilre ; walk mile, trot ! sent out discovered a can.p of! ent ...to winter quarters, to j owned ,n Crook county, for a nm j mjl( fof C0Mh,v gl,out fortv llirll( umlcr jHlton J remain until the opening of spnng. llurS,'of P 47S.il Sublette, bmther of I'anlain Will- I 8 the oecas.OI. whtfn the Half mile a:ul repeat, free for all KoruTH !)Ay. ' j ialn Sublette, the same that i,Hd j 'ain-u.an "lived fat" and en- 1 Three mile Indian horserace. No been detawhed the previous sum-eu mc- f"0" 01 p 01 cntrinco f.-e. Not less than eight j mer to hunt in that country. Smith i "'. amusement, o, nc FIVE DAYS OF RACES. 81200. IN PURSES the maiiaoiiieiit of the I'rincvillc Under Jockey Club. I'rincvillc Oregon. October "27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 40.00 for n purse of SKCOND PAY. mreeeigiiisol a nine Uasli, Irce ofl,.lrt purse for nil for a purse of $100.00 lm l-j-m r v Half milo and repeat handicap Coilsou(ioll raoe five rights of a nice, f ee for all. purso 125tK) ,ui,0 for , )UrM of Half mile dash for two year olds ;i0.00. given for base ball, fot a purse of TollO Only one team f.om I'linrvillo nl and Sublette then furs, and moving up joined the camp of M. Sublette. The manner of caching furs is this: A pit is dug to a depth five or six feet in w hich to stand . . . niiaintanceshin with all lh mm. cached ttieir 1 r -- -- t .. r ... ut. the river . B J ' " y ,ul ness. through th-j day, hunting parties were comuig and going, . fiiueii ncm cuoKiirg, urying meai, making moccasins, cleaning their On nil races, an entrance foe of (en percent will be charged. Shaniko-PFineville-Bend Stage Line. C. M. COKNICTT. Propiietor' rily stages carrving V. S. mail leaves Shan iko every evening on '41 "film (!. H. It train for I'rinvi:i.) and tbem .Mn.necls Willi fr Itend, imiKing tlio through Hip m ",'",- ,,u" fwciul atteneion given to piifsengei h nml express uuiller. Iflueed rntna on round trins. )M) COACH KM. CAltKKIM, DKIVKKS. OSCAR HYDE. Agent, Prineville Orcnon. C. W. BARNES, ArroltSKV AT LAW AND NoTAllV I'l'lll.lC 1'HIKVH.I.K, OKECION. Ufllrt mi We.l Tlilr4 Strci't. M. eT BRINK, Al'I'ollNI V AND ol NK.I.OI! AT LAW A Htreot, Jlotweon first and HceoiiU rttlNlSVILLK. OltKtlON. J I, McCUI.LOCU, Abatracter of Titles rrinovilh, Oregon. AIJMlNlSTltATOlVd NOTICB. ... i i ..i t, nml On- uiiiliTnlk'Hi-il "iVnn.r ..( II... .-!.. K rl.u-' H'""'-'''- li'ri'iiM .I. Inl.' i.l i rimk I'.iunly. nu.l nil l"-i miii- linvlim rUhiii will I iil -nl.l ,';''' "J'' .r,.,v lv.Ul, ,.,lli. .r.-. nl -"i-li ' iO ". Hi r viiiii Ii.t.. Itl.i" i m.'iilli- .... IUH Mil,', in mi-iil IIiimi.II.'u "MV. A. 11,11 tu ITniit- III,-, or,'ij,iil. ,, , ll.tr .llllll- '.I, I"' '. , , . . , W. K. Ilellrli'li. ,liiillil.lrilll nl tin' i'tnli m KnliiiTlmt ll.'Urli-h, iIi'i'i,bm,. W. A. UKLL, Allurnoy lor UIH. rillltl) DAY. l..We,l lo enter O.I.er Unmo ,.. i men then drift from this ohilur &Tm Wrestling, playing games, Three .,uart'r of a mile dash, free comfl from the outside. ' a bank of solid earth, and excavate ' M,u1' in sl,ott- everything that an !a room of considerable dimensions, i ""'""i-J in which the furs are deposited, and the apartment closed up. The All entries must bo made on or before tight o'clock the evening before j pit is then filled up with earth, and ; the rnoos. the traces of digging obliterated or j In all races, nt least live horses must enter and three start; but the conceal, d. These radios are the Club reserves the right lo hold a less number than live to enter, by only storehouses of tlio wilderness. reducing the purse in proportion to the number of horses entered, l'lit-ilic Coast Jockey Club rules to g.vorn all races. Will Wi uzwkii.lu. President. Wi Hot.iiKii, Secretary THE BEST OF ALL, 1 1 ii r inn I is For Sale Only At POLLARD & HENDERSONS While the men were recruiting tin nisclvt s in the joint can.p, the alarm of 'Indians!'' was given. and hunied cries of "shoot! shoot" were uttoi'.d cn the instant. Cap j lain Subb-lte, however, cheeked j this precipitation and ordered the I men to hold, allowed the Indians lo approach, making signs of pence. They proved to be a war party of I Crows, who after smoking the pipe j of peace wi'.h the Captain, received I from Li m a present of come tobacco 1 and departed. As t-oon as thr camp was sulhci enlly lociuited for traveling, the united companies 't ')ul "gi'" to ward the south, nnd crossed the Horn mountains once more into I could retort to for occupation, was resorted to by these mountaineers. Nor was there wanting in appear ance of the camp, the variety, and that picturepque air imparted by a mingling of the native clement; for what with their Indian allies. i tht i r native wives, and numerous children, the mountaineers' camp was a motley assemblage; ami the trappers themselves, with their af fectation of Indian coxcombry, not the least picturesque individuals.' The change wrought in a wilder ness landscape hy tli9 arrival of the grand camp was wonderful indeed. 'Instead of Nature's superb silence and majestic loneliness, there was the sound of men's voices in hois- i tcroit laughter, or the busy hum of ' conversation; the loud-resounding-'; stroke of the axe ; lite sharp report ' of the tille ; the neighing of horses, nnd braying of mules; the Indian 4 whoop and yell ; nnd all that not To be continued.) 1 V : t" -f,i' ; .-V; f A a 4 'V .?i ', f! .. I. ,' ! . S . -
