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T . i i I M I t 4 , I V If . i C L.lf !.:' r f I. I V. ' i : - "i " !.' ? 4" " .7 V r' '!1 . : 1 t ! 4 5 4 : ,J ':r ? , ' 'MAN'S TRUE WORTH By Rev. Dr. J. W. VAN CLEVC , l., measured l'v a standard of eternal I M P Jill K'lWUHU i. ...-. II. M 4 .,,.. You cannot got a just valuation of luni merely by r,ti.. l.im i -I- and ..ling his o.g ... Unly tl,e lTT,l J -mule man can truly estimate l. worth, and that estimation U wri'.ton laruvly at Calvary. . vi,,t N HtV ? It is the struggle tor purity against maliguant -ul a mUm-e with an ovil taint. SUCCKSS IN LIVE IS YUTOUY OYl-'U Sl'.I.F, tho triumph of tho godliko in us, tlio ("u ,wn of 0l,r dcd solvea t0 Ulshcr tUiu-" Liff l ..' l,.!o ,.tirpoo ami end in character. WHAT WE ARK, MT WHAT WE HAVE; AV 11 AT WE BECOME, AND -NOT Y HAT WE CiET, nro tho decisive things concerning w. The Past Cannot Live For tho Present By WILLIAM WINTER, famous CrltM? and Author SHAWO-lHEVlliliE-BEIjD STAQE LlltflC. li. M. t'OKNKVr, Prop. Paily stages carrying U. S. mail leave Slmniko every evening on the nrrival'of tho C. S. lt train for rrinovillo ami tliere connect Willi our stapes for Hcnd, making tho through trip in twenty four hour Especial attention given to passengers and express matter. Reduced rates on round trips. COOP COACHES, CAHKFl'L PKIVEUS. OSCAR HYDE, Agent l'rineville, Oregon. IE -onoration now passinsr nwar has developed its charao r i i-. . l :.. l.t.. J ur f.nd therein has MltilUM lis Host my ana mt-a na u-. Th.o "vncration now advancing comes onward in tho ex- uln r.ir.t i;...'i- vt youth, exultant in power, radiant in hope, happy ; .1.., ,,.!( ,.f iMiiiident of success, and as it sees tho Min-drinc and hears the music and feels the glow of life and knows j its m. rniv.S hour vi triumph and of v it is as little likely as its rrr.hvcssor was to hood example or listen to advice. The past mav have learned wisdom from its experience, but tho PAST CANNOT LIVE FOR THE EKES EXT. THE NEW ACE MUST LIVE AND LEARN FOR ITSELF. First National Umk PRINEVILCE. B. r. ALLEN '"''' ' W. WURZWCILEIt .V.-e-rr.-si.U'i.t T. M. BALDWIN Casl.iei Trmii'U iurl I'unklm lmliii. AtirouuUM't "I'J'i'l ,'l'",k t',l"1" . .1,1 mi lMrlUn.l. Sn KrmM-..l ' V.irk Colli'llon ffi'lv iuoml'1 lUmlliMi s liOfUuirroiis. Cnrrv ih following lu-atulf of Cased Qo0.lq o, , ,.,,,,. r.t., i 111,1 """',,y- ("O I . . Mi Vn null i . , ., Ml V ni Hull (i;,l il.MUiU i" HiHiil'ini. MuitBl! t'uuuiij, VclUw Slmio nnil Oltl IllcUory lqno AHHorliiKMit oI'WIiioh. Dotoeutlc auillinportod Cigarg, THE IDEALS OF LIFE By RICHARD WATSOH GILDER. Port ad Litterateur t I The Druggist ) p.u?i!ri. iKA ldt ami I'lini.ttftct ilrnoj nnlrnl niilitMnrB. tullt't fii- icle. soaps, brushes.letc, which are to ho found only in an up to-date urng store. i lli.o nf atatinnnrr. rrPBrrilltimiS eiiri fllllv compounded. We also carrv in connection with our drug line, a full and complete. line of the verv best makes of furniture. iii:m)i;kson & rou,Aui, 1 1 ii 1 1 1""" 1'inr W'uK, l.iiioi and Cigars. Hcst Craiitls i-f Guoili en Uie Mirkct t'Ui.MW i.s r 1 1 !: iM--T !M!'ul;l ASP P'OIKsTIt , in- , in to map iiekk ft!ijll' V '..in 1. N. l I wr to l o'liilrilor HiiU E in America once vell nigh assumed that the ceu turies had reserved for us and for our children the immemorial aim and desiro of the good and wise. A XD TODAY AVE SCARCELY DARE TO OFEX J THE MORNING r A FEUS. In one eity govern ment after another and in state after state, evcu up to the aiimini.-trati'm of the goTieml government, scandal follows tcan f. till one is hi danger of jp-owing morbid and disheartened at the llackmail, bribery and FAliTNF.FvSinF AVIT1I CRIME, so rvftnn ..ni- i.;tv ..veriiiinnt3 exhibit, not honest men united in puh- Fc service, but dishonest men mailed m public plunder; so often do 1200. p.'litiral candidates emerge into he seoiatorial chamlier of tho world's! eliu f republic Waring not the 1 mrols of honorable victory, but the j T i oui r ni notorious crime crime cverv mhu in. v... I . . - - - FIVE DAYS OF RACES. S IN PURSES S12W). the manaa:iMiHMit of the Prineville CO' T ni iioi.ri"us eruiir viiiiii' "i; i'",' jscuship and, if UNCHECKED, would DESTROY the nation j Jockey CI 111). PlT'lOVlUc OlOgOIl. itself. 1 r.A... ki kio on ori 1 FIRST DAY, Crook - . -r l TI. And the evil is not merely p kiticaj and governmental. 1 1 tjULa DEEPER often into methods of btuiness and finance, sometime into the relations between capital and labor, frequently into the rela tions between men of affairs :nJ thd professional political manipu lators. There i.s a pitiful, an nnpa'triotie, lack of scruple on the part men who, while protecting protprrty from the attacks of dema rnes and adventurers in ffiee, mlplit'lx! thought able themselvo a. ! i. T --r ,wwwiii -nFflifL'PS W r''M--L LUC itjlil'iilll'll ' ' i nun' Pi . The envy of WEALTH AND WTJRLDLY SFCCESS-t 'J. L more degrading I Bnt w'.o can k'' in-entering a well to do hou- . " , ' . hold, fr in the nnuttered queri : Whathas Wen the price of this abundaneo ? Has anv tl,:ig othnr than iiiense industry and applira tion, unusual ability ar opportmtity, beenipaid for these possessions 1 Has honor Wen sunjtmlered? 3Ias tacit compliance with business or political crookedness been fl price? Is the p session of these g ois ru:r.i.ntied hv a life wiiir-h in days of heroic moral conflict barely abstains from all effort to rani better things ? Is this gorgeous rug a sL-:i that the head of the ltouse has got rich by hribir, legisla tors ? I- that costly painting not merely a proof of irsthetic taste, but of moral callousness, in kcepingfjsilent while a partner or associate truftco made a corrupt deal ? I whh I could maktf all feel f.owi grave the situation is in our land today. Truly there is an tmerjene. THERE VUST B?. A REVIVAL OF CIVIC RIGHTEOUSN ES& A DEFINITE MOVEMENT AMD, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, EVERY CNE CAM DE OF VERY' REAL ASSI9TANCE. October 27. 28. k29. 30. .U. i I for all for a purse of fOTINANYTBUST V'.MV ,,,,,,V . r. .rt l.y lri-itiil'.i' i'.irli.' t" "' '' 1 KE KVH HOME SEWINQ MACHINE CO .ml niuwl a tnut or r.iiii'iiuili"H " , ...-nro Hi.- miI II.- II l ll. -rv i. lla t rut Ii In i'ii r l' '"-'' "' " "n;, . ... hill.. I.' I ."I.T H.. It' 1 '' ' "I"- !, , I !..: -.' t.' 1 I'-'-"' ' ' !,.J ...II 1 iw.lli.it i. II r . io v ,. ..ii I i.r llanir" i".'1 '" ..ii IO..I. .1 o . .1 ..in l' Ii. -Li" II ,, !....!. .full lllh .'- "' , ,, '.II. 1 ..I Till "'I " .11 " r,'H Seir iir" ( fir.ii(i t rally mil till tli: Sruina JlarhiH .ii lite tnnrkrt. nut im-. M:iiy f.-r ii. tt.cul. r lM'.a tnut . . , ..in . r ilil .-r joy an t. I " .n 11 -'" i.',,i iv. lul'' ' ' ' ' "' " ' " '" !...ii iir.li m.HH-fitnn '. "I !"" f .1'' ..-hin-- itu.t ur,-in.il. i. . -H l'. .M " ..hi lniim.1.- in. nu 1. I'-.l l." d" ,l,i, I..-H y.iu nam .. -ain ma.-lii'ir .1. " t ii. 'ir in..ii'-y aw.v tr.iiu iioim' , ...il-'iia .,-w lni.." Ifrnlrr, ' a "' ' ..-r iiitt.-hliM. 'or I' m t'" H '"" "in l"H. 'i' ' .l .-nv II Uufo I. U.i il'aliT ll'-at "0, . ilint u u.. '- SEWHOME SEWING MACHINE CO ORANGE. MASS. ...w S ..rk, ( lilmr... III.. Ml. I in.. M.i . AlUri. Ui. i.l., 11.... I.'., i h n.ii. I...I, I -I. Goliimbia Southern iii 1 jii'iii i i'ii v' 1 l.W lll'.ll S 1 1 w . ' ., ii!.',-. . , 'V'.f.' 0 x ( i Vo will make n Fpcclnlty of till Kind of Dlock J smithing, Hotsohliocinf, VVooclwork. J l .1, ; .1 li ,- I '. 1 I r ik -I b l'i it uti' !? ir,KUff. . iml ltd 1,4111 li t .1 vt h "4 l.ofvli l-.ro cui.il'idnj k t ui . U I li.. J I. 1 1 1 l.ll .1K)00; Half miledaeh, for Paddle horses ; yovr,v rare . waii( 1 mite, trot J.TIMK rnmif i. for a i . ... i . -i-. r. I. M.....i., i ;i in le. run i mue ; mr trou umini eiid.irijr 'OUR CONQUEST OF OURSELVES' By Al.STENG. Tt), htw VorK Lawyer T is -yaid that, our militar- and navail prowess in the war v?ilh f-'ptiu has added' to our national prestige. It was KOT, IIOWENT.I!, IX KOUTIXO SPANISH TROOPS or ST i.iii.-h ships that wo slsowed our true greatness, but in OUR COX(jn:ST. OF OURSELVES' We had coveted Cuba for a century. Atiast our flag floated otjer Havana. Tho islaod wes in our possesion. Tlic world expected H3 to remain, and there was grave danger that' we might remain. What nobler tribute caa .;,t ry pay to the j.ro ihr;nt of tho United States thau that in tho hour f,f the nation's trial and temptation to forget its honor and twci've irom the course of.auty HE HELD TIlLMiUDDF.It TRUE! INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION SHOULD BE COMPULSORY By M. BERTHEL0T, rrenoh Scientist EX us do what we can to promote everywhere Uia establishment of peaeefnl arbitration. hen a small nation is in danger of Wing bullied by a stronger one other strong nations should interfere and IM POSE ARBITRATION'. Look at the United States. The action of tho United States in alrnott FORCING two strong European nations to accept arbitra tion in the recent Venezuelan question deserves the admiration of thoworld. France and every European power should LET US REMEMBER THAT WHAT WE DO FOR OTHERS WE DO- FOR OURSELVES. A service rendered to one nation, even over so email, is a service rendered to all nations. Why thould we spend -our timo in years of toil and study to prolong human life as long as ive allow the demon of war to exist and carry off IN A FEW WEEKS OR MONTHS thousands of lives? ownea in Purse of f.o.OU : hor8f(, only ,,urM 175.00 Haif mile and repeat, free for all , j,-qlhxII DAY. Three mile Indian horso race. No, i iiiir.nrA U "nt lpm thnn eisht Three eights of a inilo dash, free " ta , iuri,e MO 00 for all for a purse of tlOOOOj DAY. Half mile and repeat handicap! ('oiola tioo race, five-eights of a race, free for all. puree $125 .00 1 for purflf. Clf f 100 00 Half mile dash for two year olds1 if50(K). given for base ball, for a purse of $75.00 )ny one team from Prineville al- THIIU) DAY. .lowed lo enter. Other teams must Three quarter of a mile dash, free I come from the nutnido. RAILWAY CO. TABLE NO. K'fcctive February ', i'M.i. On all races, an entrance fee of (en per cent will be charged. All entries must be made on or Wforo eight o'clock the evening before the races. In all races, at least five horses must enter and three start; but tho Club reserves the right to bold a less number than five to enter, by reducing ttie purse in proportion to tho number of horses entered. Pacific Coast Jockey Club rules to govern all races. Wiu. WrnzwEii.KK. President. Wn lloLiJtB, Secretary Columbia outnern : o J. M. KLCICNIiY, Prop. , I Finest and Best Appointed : a TT I 1 -n A a Hot and cold wator on both floors. Iiaths for the use of guests. Every modern convenience at hand. The dininc room, under the direct supervision of Mr. Kceney is a very model of tasteful, npotlcss elegance, and the service is equal to any in the state. 3 . ,, . I !.. .1 '. 1 1 !. L ll J C All stages arrive ai anu leave inu uuiuinuia nuiiiurii. STATIONS r- .'' U.T Iff. r m ' 1 ) . . BKKIH - - ll ! t I VI . Oltxionn - 11 " 1 M - .Sink's - ' : 2 11 - Witm-u - - 1 ' t l i : s 17 - Ktuuityko - - i- ' i 11 ? -s - fiuium t -a I 143 Hay Canyou June I" .J 3 V, . McDoiittkl - Ij i a 1 i DiMi.iw I" I I IOI Muro - - i i I IS . - Ernklnvlllo - j : ' I I 44 Oraiui Vnllny 11 T 1 4 00 - BourlHin - - 'o 7 4 1 - Knt - l'i t 4 W - Wllrox - - m i 1 6 00 BHAN1KO w Am I.. , r w , m STuNKW.U I., ol.I t Ki'.V, ; M. Y.K.W 1,1'., I i MAYWuoli, MIA US MAI I", ,t KYK wl.isXi O'Ncil Bros., AM' cji; iAK: Beer 5 Cents. Mil tWiUU.-.. fiom t to 10. Full lu.rof CllrJ fi M UIKI.I.. 1U.SNKV it MOMipOt.B lriib-. rJUtrtll, Unci pur LAiijcHck.'. KlIlNKWiiiM. i .t4.4 Iaily Ktiiiin connertiunn nt Mniink, (or AiiIbIiimi, I'rinvvilln, I it- rut , I'litiiK. riilver I.Hkii, l.uliiiviiiw, -1 1 ( -1 1 1 , I'.iv vlllr, Allium., Anliwmiil, ( jiimhi ity, John Day Cily ami I'uil. I). I). Wdilhlll ll V C. K. I.YT1.K, Siiri,ilpiil. nl. den. I'rwht ami t nun, At. SUm (ilAREHOUSE CO. ! Kit- ','( U-.,.t be, '.' 'i'.i I'k-1, Sit now ' li idV 1,1 I, T'.i'll MERCHANDISE, WOOL, PHLTS, CHAIN, ETC. - .:;.!.i-:i;s in LUMBER, WOOD, COAL, FLOUR. HAY AND CHAIN mil rl.tl 4 t 1 1 to k.,.,1. Kir-l rri' balitif J A!.'.i l..ll vnnU lntft 'li"- t ALL MODKUN IMI'ROVF-MENTS i l'tir I IniJlliiii.r Stuck c Yui - ii x r j v. i r.u.-. I I : f i -1 ; 1 1 : 1 1 i ; 31 wp. ' ! 3 mm I l: F i:n..k.'rc, Tli I'-'H'' i , liiiik.-rii, Morn, ( 'I ii li'l'. ill IN, Till! IlillU'K. M i Foster & Juen ma n, ; THE OLD RELIABLE BUTCHERS I . ,., SHoirLiNE 1 1 RED FRONT BAZAAR amd union Pacifiq I.ki-aiit TIMK PrIKIiri.l'.H .iiiuvk ("IK I Hi.14 mMH, on, rn.'K i:iiii-..- fi.rllKii.l Hnll t .n k ... Iiii,,.r, Ki N. A. TYK & BROB. Reduced Prices OURS IS THE FAMILY SUPPLY HOUSE OF PRINEVILLE. We carrv only the choicest of beef, mutton and pork. Fine smoked meats of our own curing. Lard of extra quality. Fish in season. Vege tables in season. HimtI.I World, Onmlin. kmi-ii. 1 '.'V' l. in , llfy. Ht. .,,, , , ,.B1(,, i I.' vi Hunt ami Mai. I liiKliiii. ' ill. i,l . ' I " K,ri' Hull l.nic, i,-ii. r I i 11 m H rlli. Oni.l.a, Kiin.n. i; ""Ilil- ' HI', Ml I..IUIH, ( j lliK'"H, mi. I Kiel. lit ll lilrnji HI. I'mil Mull, vl, l.... K.Ht Mltll HlHtiMII," u.ll, '..II 9 -.1 I' m . iiihii. ilinii.Hi,..li'. u. via I'm ii I . IiiiIiiiIi. Mliwaiih-, Sikiiiii! I In. ,,, nh, HI . III. HOURS T7f I Vy'0RTLniOTi)CHICGO I l J l 1. 11 A Nil . Ul l'i tlM. W fur .arili.iil.ra t r,i, n, ,, ,,,r J. U. rilEDKlcy, Ag. nl, Hig,,. (jr. BIG STOCK. I 111 order tu Imiki r i ,i i ii f ir uiir m-w tni.i .,f ivIi.Iit uiiihIh llO t oil tho way here, w n j , I u iuiiv tin mil il fil 1 1 her imlief our liiuitu ami f-l h, i;i.,t' Furnii.iii. (mh.iIh, t ic, l tP'1' t ndui'iil prii cH, Hi-i;. n hi, d cliiiiiiwiire will lm siibl 1 AT COST. t Como curly uml M-eum sunin vulimlili. In rn hiH in goiid li"1'' I N A TV F ,X rrhc: pnnPS T . ........ i v ' ,, I I vl i i , '. . ... I ' ....r f .
