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j.W. jfr-t ..... ... IT I i 7 i' i f i i-i tr I. v. . IV. r V 'I v ,1 IT" A ' f;j. THE WINNEK COMPANY. I'KINlCVILrLrlS, fleoi Departure Monev for Friends. 10 )vr vent of Your PiiitIiusc Free. The more you spend the more you have. Your Credit is Good. Discount Your Hills and save money. "We want your advice. No man can live and succeed without friends. OR. After nearly fivo years of following the fashion set by other people, wo aro going to linnk away from tlio old rut and set a fashion of our own. Wo have a prosperous business and intend to share it with our friends. On and after September 10, 1003, to each purchaser of one dollar in cash in any department except paints, lead, oils, and Dr. Stoop's and Dr. Miles' remedies, we shall present a Ug good for ten cents in trade. Just stop and think what this means to you. If you buy a bottle of meJiosns pay leg for it one dollar, you still have ten cents due you te apply oti any other purchase you may desire. If your pur rhase amounts to five dollars, you will receive checks to the amount of fifty cenU to apply on any other purchase. No matter how large the purchase you may make you still have ten per cent of the purchase ' price to apply on other purchases. But the purchase must amount to one dollar to entitle you to the additional ton percent. Hut this is not the osly change we are making. To those having approved credit with us we shall continue to extend credit in the future as in the paet, with this difference : All accouuts are sub ject to a discount of ten per cent iu merchandise if paid within oO days from date of purchase, or are subject to a discount of five per cent in merchandise if paid within (!0 days from date of purchase After 00 days net. At the end of four months due, and must be settled by cash or note. "e shall he pleased to receive comments on this plan from our many friends and customers. Thanking you for the mauy favors we hare received from you in the past and hoping for a continuance in the future, we are Your friends, First .National liuul. PRINEVILLE. B. F. ALLEN IVm,:... W. YVURZWEILER .VUIW t t. m. Baldwin ivii. TrAiiimoU g.n.mt banking ImshtMH. AiH'otlnU ki'l nuliji'i'l lo choi'k. Km'Ihiim nUl ou rortLml, Sun Fnuiolfct'onnvl New Yi i Collt'tlitn rtcolvv prompt .ttenltitn. HllN YOl' M AM' A I IKsl' CI.ASS UtCVCI. li CM. I. UN J. H. SI 1 1 1 'I AOKNT IV K Villi KninJ)lcr, Motmrel Ideal tnul Imperii) I 4 St'N!Kli;S Ul' AI.I. KIM'H niCYCu us Nllll ! S Crtrry Un.'-Mi Ul l i'i! '11 lu iV)lK-.vi ji.i Iw.in 1; of CaiJOil Goodj i v u I ni.' I 1 i II. '11.111,1; l: hi l eu. ..i ii "l l.'.-l H l!l.t- . K : T ""lil Mit!i rjji,j, Yellow StoiKMtiiil Old 1 UeKory iii)e AsHurliuciil Whten. UojuotUic nmUjnjortkl Cigar8, i Mi i nic villi:. ' - oioicr.o HMNDKKSON & I'Ol.hAlU), Tine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Cost Ciansls of Codi'j c:i the Market. Till'.' i'i n i r iMi'uKi!:!' i iM)Mt--;iit' t'iti.i;s is; Tin: i i i y ; ii: n i' ::i:i;k. ul- .l I , tli irr Iiul -.f-'ji.' : v '-T.i-'jts-'vso'.'V.l4i f, 1 ft 1 1 i - i. IS '.V Si 3 ,v - '"5 . : ! 1 l . J .5 I- - r, P1 AtlGTlOR SAhE -of rriiK i'.ukp- Live Ssiock, NOT IN ANY TRUST! CONIISI'INU i iK JAMES J. JEFFRIES AND HIS FIGHTING POSE. Champion .T"ITrics. com;';en.r of rit.!inmong aud Corliett, assumes peculiar en Ui'U when fc i". -a Lis aiitaeonints In the ring. The rnlt Is thai n ojiponcnt Tinds !t vt'r- !y Uitflmlt to !anJ tiie fauioue UmU p)XUf blow. THE STUMBLING BLOCK TO ORGANIZED LABOR By Blsiicp HEVSV C. POTTER IIILE the imperious manner of the foreman or boaa Las doi.o much to fostt-r ill feeling between labor organizations and employers, I believe the folly of tlio labor organizations iu several instances HAS A LUXATED A GKEAT DEAL OF SYMPA THY tLat otf.envLe would go to tLem. One tling wo wait realize Lr tLat the commanity h not mada tip eitLer rf laborers or capitalists, but rather of those who are very largoly affected by the disputes of the two. ' ?HE TIME MAY COME WHEN ORGANIZED LABOR MAY MAKE k -ir5tLF 50 UNPLEASANT THAT IT MAY NOT BE ABLE TO 8TAY IN J THE LARGE CITIES. The CT:at e rumbling block in organized labor is that THE FREEDOM OF THE INDIVIDUAL 13 IXVADED, and thut mu-st bo corrected. I believe a great service you and I can render tt clasol juett trio work among us with their bands h to under tan.diarlvlIX IX AXD HELP THEM. Sorthorn, Jireffbrd a. net Jersy Oattle. Cotswold. Lincoln. Stirop I i sliire Slieep. Poland China and! Chester White Hogs andStand- ard Bred Trotting Horses. OHEGOfJ STATE fh SPfT. 17, 18, 19, 1903. Consigned by such noted breeders as Charles E. Ladd, W. 0. Minor, John sparks, Ilazelwood Farm, Alex. Chalmers, V. J. Towney, J. H. Stump, J. Matty, D. II. Looney, Charles Cleveland, P. A. Frakes, C. Wade, H. West. J. M. Atikson, R. Scott. A. J. ?plawn, George Chand ler, S. Grisby, J. M. Flanlahntery, Thos. II. Drunk. For information and particulars write M. D. Wisdom, Secretary, Portland, Oregon. Cot. R. L. rLftlIVjLf, Auctioneer. Bunceton, Mo. to r-jv-rtH ly irnti..nNii'l( par: to Ih.-1 it." i ' THE NEW HOME 8E!N0 MACHINE CO it , httO putrrrt! ft tni it or .Mni';iul!-n : wih to hsmiii the pul lU' 0 it Hi. ii' i no truth i i .- Ui (iiU'll-tli I'i"" I '',!i;M t.T .'t it r- II' u. rv, .tli U (V i . i i n pu (.-. I : ! lt our Sr.vrs n)- tntf Ijs .rf .ii- - U-.tM- t I.' i'HV u( It i I vvr bero rivuh'tl u tiiiutlv iniiclitnc - li IumU tit 11 i Ji.-h i.r.ll lii'ih tirtuV r;ur:.:rr. ml tnmlMt t:- utvt in'r"v ; ' Xt u Hnmr " ii thf only rtntlu ::(. !i tit: t ti: .s.mWm Machine thv iir.rf. vi.t tiivf , .! v ut t:s Ln fill- r inUut tni t". . n;r i l l't tr mV l.n- t- if a -u v, t it . i . In . V. i- iiitVi- t r iMiti.i i 1 i;i !. ' .i-Ut i'ft.' lllfsT i'f 1.HV 'I o i a! u-i: it nU'tiiif'- Mi.t't.' ii fvil r -:-irl-; ; ..-.. t'llt'.u-. t t U- .!. !, v. Ik n iu v.i!-,t,i!t- nllt! m I' liiin'tli.ti'l . i r ih' ttii'v iit i irm hfti' ; dii 'it a ( VI III, i 1. I,. 4u 'i ii i I li. in" II. i J i .1 ir -4 t Wo v.'H; m. .. ,n ..,:: y of .r i KS.-.d ; of Clock smithim:, h'jr si.o in," .irul Vooilwoik, i mm-iiiM.' k. u.-iii v.m :iti mr !i.. i : r. U !.. re l lu tlculvr Ui..r j.u, i.U L1. t.. Ui. ..'iKEWHCME SEWING MACHINE CO ORANOt, MASS. . V .ru. fli'.'.it v III., hi mn. Mit , .Ml.in. t... I.:l., l)ul..u., I .;., ..uv r wivit., I jl. Golumbia Southern , O'iil Bros., ui.n ( i!.i,-, i im: i lit -i j RAILWAY CO. ' m. bitAtbu, a n i i . i. B.ITIMK TAIJLK N(. : mavu .h,:. Pn I t. , . ,. , ... i UUI l UUUid. I ; ! S1IAWS MA! i'. STATIONS i I'm. , I'., j j n ftsal'Hi f'WWL'. ' J-ih- - .",.--f T ' - ''y. ,M H1"k'8 - ,u i -tr-TyiJrnrciaM- -tL y :T i - - Kionivk - . .-.i ; ljj n.-1 ' ' j " Canyon Juno Ul ; , .f-Bt 4 0U . . Bourbon - . i . ... ' !i i'KAI. IN I , 4 lf . Knt - - ii in ' T 1 , I FIVE DAYS OF RACES. " ' wmm , . y m I j' : OliT tit TiTmnTin . ..... T vi, . ' WSIllll. . I i I'I MH .N - HIVIMI ""r "lane conn.H'tiunn itt .S.ahik, .? ' 1 - " ' " ! i. ' t 1 '! i.i.i.. III.AVKSV allJ Mil-ui.i; I'.f .llntlr). .'aiitrrrt), Il k, I'. rt, Aii)i'!ii' ninj KM1NK Wii.ru. SIlAiIiiO WiwiwK bu. I' Under tlio management of tlio Princville Jockey Club. Prineville Oregon. October 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. M E RC II AND ISE, WOOL, PELTS, GRAIN, ETC. : i for all for a purge of 1(X.00 Half mile and repeat handicap rac?, free for all. purne 125 W Half mile dash for two year old for a puree of THIRD DAY. Three quarter of a mile dash, free TilfipHCANCE OF CONCILIATORY ARBITRATION c M- "-'" CANNOT UNDERSTAND THE STATESMANSHIP THAT WILL STOOP TO TEMPORIZE WITH THE ENEMIES OF SOCIAL ORDER. A Li.ju.-d' States senator h quoted as declaring t'iat conciliatory arbitration must and will come. .Tins conciliatory arbitration business cons-.UtB of simply taking tho ; union demands framed to meet some Eiidt condition, sealing them about one half -anil making a decree accordingly. IF XI LIS IS TO COXTIXUE MATTi:i:.S 3fAY COME TO SUCH A PASS THAT JLMI'J.OViatS WILL HAVE TO KITIIER RE- Dft'E WAOKS OR XAIL UP TIIE DOOIiS OF THEIR facto; :i i:s. The- fi.irit of .SOCIAL BRIGANDAGE is m-owinir aoaee. 'A Ui races. w j i m halt n,u.-t be callo.l hi this crusade against tLoso who have built In all races, at l.iant five horses must enter and three start; but the up ' American ind" . trios. You cannot malco headway against tbia. Club reserves the right to bold a lets Dumber than five to enter, by great evil xn individuals; you must ORGANIZE. Tho task ia reducing the purse in proportion to the number of horses entered, no mean M, It will take united effort and some of that spirit in' Pacific Coast Joidcey Club rules to govern all races, ali of us winch Kiivf. "MII.TIOWS FOR BKFPXSK. V.V'P VCYT .' ONE CENT rOR TRIBUTE" J W,M Wi'BxwKif.KB. President. Wm IIoujkii, Secretary FIRST DAY. for all for a purse of " 2X).0O naii luiie uuho, nir caouie aorscs v,, TanB . ,!, i n,:i .i 1 owned in Crook county, for a ! ..." i e, . n., i P"Trrsef ., , , 75 (Jih.,r,,.sor,ly. i'urne 75.JO Half mile and repeat, free for all j p(jcnTi ) for a purse ef 1 50.00 j Thrne mil(J Imjian horM race No Si. COM) DAY. j entrance fre. Not less than eight ireoeignisoi amno uasn, ireo 8Urli jurg(, f)00 Iiuily n1no cuimiH'tiunn itt .luuiki for Anlilypo, I'riiicvillu, llrml, :nrn. Silver I.uke, I.HkpviuK-, Milih.-ll, i.,. i villi-, Antorm, Anliwoj.l, ( iiimni ( in John Day Cily iiml Kimnl. K. I. H'(H)i,l ; v, J C. K. I.VTI.K, l"i.criiiirii I. ; lien, l-'reiitht ami I'uhh, .At. , WOOD, COAL, FLOUR, t HAY MID GRAIN . .r t i-!.!' bnliii)? X t W.r It bitinl plan. ALL M( )I)!:i :N i M i '1 ) VHMENTS t t I'or ! I.iiiiliins-' Stuck I 1 : 1 1 i: II . i i M;- i l :( A (' : : . I: Tin- I ..!!. f, ; ; " , M i), 'I I, r Hilt.. X J FIFTH DAY Consolation race, five-eights of a triile for a purse of $100.00 $.10.00. given for base ball. $75.00; Only one team from Prineville al lowed to enter. Other teams must come from the outside. AND -OREGON Union Pacific ! I):iI!s Om-o.i. Srpi. v;m ()(.;, ));). .N'CIMKI u rn Un '.';": Ariciiiltiral Stir. TIM K f-.Iil-I.KS KK'fM Kfi .,!, ir. On ail racei!, tta entrance fee of ten per cent will be charged. All entrieu must bo made on or before eight o'clock the evening before 1'hlrnK'i- j """ I''. num. I "hII l.i.k-r., Ii. m, r , tM'rll Hiirlh, llimilin, kni,.,; i .i.i i. .in, i iiv, mi. i VIR llilul. Htl'l Klti-t. lllKtmi. 1 l.lllllll, ( tl I. ,i u. . Kx.r. 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