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Newspaper Page Textin mats 1 ,11 . ' - ' f I t ! (. t 4 ' 4 r f . - "'. S , Enter.'.! tit tit rriuovtUe.On.uoii. l-l HUSIlKtl KVKRV TlimsKAV V A H. KKNNKI1Y, K 1' 1 T o R 0 s K K . . . . I i i i . v r... it.;.. ,.-. ntuut 'culturalists and lumbermen wiinin oi i"irS,.,. ... - few years, thero is HttU need tor, disclaim im reiaucmsnip win. me us to worry ourselves anuuv t ' .-;,.. f utorfe on Wall Street. l'resent conditions in thia part of the country are highly satisfactory to our people whose capital con sists of something trior tangible 8UB8CK1PT10N RATES: $lUulir f' l'!r Vmub One year Sis mom Ik Ttiri'i! months A.Horlisitig rates on application. Advertisers .Icmhiis: to eHine.' t'l.'ir a.t aro rr,,m.M.-l to hrm in .-.'IT for 1"'1' " lhanTn'tav afternoon. Ot..-n i. of tins rt)iiot will insure bettor work in .lo.ty. Alt L.vl Utrtifc incuts jc t line. than highly watered stock in trans portation or manufacturing corpor ations. Our people aro contntcd and prosperous and have no in clination to kick at existing con ditions. Kluin Kecorder. THOBSDAT ccr. a, x3 Tho Oregonian this week comes out with a history of tho Ulue Mountain withdrawal which evi dently attempts to place Mr. Wit liiht before THB CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. j lianifcuu u. - i his constituents. Mr. llliaroson The Oregon delegation w.llhavej .r . - t re.,M t0 a the opportunity f "f i.me S" co" i rtin extent .like any other sen Kress' next session lhia will I e ( faot lh&l be to influence that body to reiuse to; . withjrftw,l is roijard for union labor in tho past,' he has taken this ocoaiion to an luniuco to union labor that Theo I doro Hoosovolt is j.resi lt nt of the ( nitud States, and that ho will not ! bo blutVod, InilkKul, coerced, in- tiniid.ited, dictated to, walked over sat down upon nor forced on any occasion. If the labor forces hav ing the settlement of the Miller case in Imnd could Agree among themselves, the president wuuld have found his own position much less dilUoult than it is. If Miller is a good woiknuin, and tho presi- 1 ... . 1 .1 I...-..! UILIIIIUI ilent lontiu tnu tnis" nK,i...o. The Corvallis Tinus claims '27 carloads of chilli m 1'ark as the product of lu'hton county this sea son, sold at an average price of 10 cents, a total output of neatly $00,OiK mostly an income, for there is little expense in getting it. ! Turkey is said t he verytiroJj of seeing the American stpiadron lot-jjjn w0,.e tlu, rosuit, of jealousy, be 1 . -r -N Whvn You Can liny n PC V tering otV Heirut. Turkey is not rigltt in insisting that he be ratify the attempt of somebody to create a new forest reserve out of the 800 townships in Crook, Lake and Klamath counties recently withdrawn from entry by order of the president on somebody's recommendation. Two of the delegation-Senator, uMn .Mitchell ana Kepresetuauvc taken generally to indicate mm was foremost iu the movement to enlarge the Cascade forest reserve which he has persistently opposed since the withdrawal was ordered by Mr. Hitchcock. It is not shown anvwhere in the articles that u- was connected with the lartor movement, or even with tne half so tired as she will be when . , Tiii seems to be the tin Bulgarian atrocities au nveiiij- j uj ,lt) solutions of the ed unless she does something nt ; :...,. v.,rUor will only make tie once to light the terrible wrong? j rojuj 0f ullion tlM( ,r,ore r0cky inflicted upon a long mitl'ering peo-! li,rol!j,1 tiu! gauntlet of govornmout pie. Eugene Register. j j )1)5i j futurtS.K. O, I.. B. Lafollett and wife are here - from Trineviile. Mr. l.afollett has ' uwl!'- band of 300 head of full blooded rnueville, t're. Jepl. -U, i.'wo. Rambouillet and IMaine Iuicks Lditor 1'rmevillo heview : i ue mann are men of expenence. , MounUin wUhdrawal,whicb They have made mistakes. U "I w maJe eoWlv 01l the recommen true, and who has not. but need of , IL p. Aneearrnaririi7Ti't'ttJiiiia ....... Il.angille. Mr. Williamson is not in favor of any further addition to measure been successful? Senator . . . ii':t Fulton ana Kepre.emame " the CafcaJe foreft rf8ervP nor has liaruson w.U be coroparau,, . That re(erye i lare young men in congrea. with name.; h t (he CagcaJe reputation, political luiumy a,aUU. - . furUl. from the Allen A Lilollott herd, which are now in the Trader pas: ture at Summer Lake. I tie rams will be brought to Lakeview by the 50th of this mouth. Kxauiiner. For several mon'.hs p ist a party of engineers has been locating a undersigned has been requested to net us collector for the St. Louis expos-ition and tho Lewis and Clark fair at roulnnd, Oregon, in 1 'JO and having promised to get to gethcr a good representative eollec ticn uf tho products of Crook coun ing,all before them. Both h m'orCj if had bad a band iu it willing to grant a right line of railroad from near StutVrt's I ty ould ask the cooperation of .v,.r.,ln,l,;,. .i il.otoiv.t LfHu-i an residents ot mo county in gev r... .,,. r..,iart U rife th:lt - ting tog. ther the best possible of . i : i,. ),ilt n tl-. linn of i the fo'loAitig named articles: rU.l IB IV a'u - - gurvev. Last week N. heal.lon " ''. - andf. II. Johnston interviewed the grosses, wild and sown, vegetables, t....i .t.,.,ff the lino, and in ! fruit, miner . Is, building stone, iifirlv mcv instance found them The following ru omo of our llontint? Siovo ior Only Wo have a tine Hue ..... p,. r ...... .III. out (.,., A InuHboiliO Air I mm lienif., - n A nice Air-Tight Heater, small sUe. suitahle for bedroom or small silling J2J5 loom, for ni,kel plated dome ami foot raits, Jr QQ A5 b.ptlnmghl.nie.liun.si .UU rt Large si.e, same lis above, tuiitnblo for largo room, lor $3.75 l.trger tn, ToO, $ Tnese are only a few ,f the lrK..l..s we are olloritu; in stock wheihiH- wo soil or w. vc; m We also have a puul lino of -ook stoves, ranges and Is camp stoves at the right prices. In fact, hen vou are looking lor goo.l yahus in any. thin in the .enVral merchandise line, don t iorget L tlour from wheat,' rye and all other e ... .... .....I l.rilil III d HI IflO 111 11H. CI W8V V been in the political arena for tsev J the Oregonian w I 1 1 .1,.. era. years, eacn na. a u ( thhlg sullied character, and thev are both ! f .t. rould have brought through their lands -Mountaineer. Hair roP wddles, rawhide rop.s It r , . i . . . i. -1 must be remembereu, aiso, iuvi the petition for the Blue Mountain withdrawal was a numerously signed document, while the new Cascade withdrawal was made ar bitrarily by the department, and the blow fell as a bolt frim a clear sky. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain an nounced the future policy of his government and then resigned, so it reems that after a century of free trade England is to become a pro tection country. And Mr. Cham berlain drops out of it and allows i his successor to bear the brunt of the troubles which are sure to fol low. Strikes will bo numerous in England in the next year and wages will slowly advance, as they alwavsdo; there may be a panic Mr. Hitchcock do not like Oregon ! or t;VD t,efore commerce adjusts it and have no love for its delegation. :spjf to neiv conditions. But aa The Review does not share the ; conservative England is slow to popular belief of the infallibility of; nlajje a revision of her tariff, now popes, king3 or presidents, and it ;t jia3 ijeea made another maintains that in ordering tl i change will not be had for many withdrawal of so big a slice of ourj vear3 an, business will accommo territory for the ostensible purpose j , itself verv soon to circum stances, the workinginan in a very short time will be far better off than he is at present. vigorous, energetic men under whose feet no grass will grow. Both are keenly alive to the wants, real and imaginary, of the state of Oregon, and we shall see that each will male his mark before his term expires. Thia being the ease, the very first thing on the congressional pro gramme is to give the protective forest reserve a knock out blow. If the Oregon delegation accomplishes this one object alone, it need Lave no fears for its future safety. The people do not forget whtn they are served well, nor on the other hand are their memories short when they are served badly. Our congressional (earn may be considered a strong one, regardless of the fact that Mr. Roosevelt and Dunne the twelve d.i.s ot ttie. . 1 u 6 , work by iniiit i m the county, carnival in Portland i -),tKK. persons ' 1 1 , , ,. , carnival in i out.inu . , i Samples of mineral and medical naid admission to the grour.os, the i ' , ... , ,. r t , , I wateis, and anything manuftictur- OalUlllUIl, Special Sale now- on Shirt tt Suua..ei .or weather, from o"c to being when 9000 ad missions were e l or collected in the county any paid. The free list of that evening amounted to nearly .'1000. Whi! , ; thing put on exhibition will be duly credited to the donor and ji!t'rwiiriU returned to form part of the exact amount of the net proceeds ; H j10rll,aliet exhibit of the county's has not as ytt been determine j, re?t.iircts. the club under whose auspices it; was beld, will clear somewhat less 1 than fWOO. ! Pendleton has been boasting of her great things for along time. Now she has had a real live earth quake. Some cities are born great,; some achieve greatness ant (iFO. SfMHKHS. NOTICE TO CON! ACTORS. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the construction of C frame school building in District No. 1 will be receired up till 10 o'clock a. in. on Oct. 20, 1003. Plans and . ... .i .i , t-neeilications are in the hands 01 nave ereainesa tuiu.-t i.j.uu ..r.... , . ...,!,- .hrnstnrobal.lv came: William Hoegli, county school sup from below. -Chronicle. of adding to our already largo forest reserve area, President Roosevelt committed a grave very grave error. In this we have the concur rence cf three-fourths tie popula tion of the state. Protests signed by many thousands of citizens and taxpayers have gone tbe rounds of the affected distikts and been for warded to the interior department, where doubtless they have been decorated with governmental red tape and carefully laid away. In other words, the right of petition is denied us. ';o it remains for con gress to take up the matter. To Oregon's deli-gation the duty of in fluencing congress against the pro posed reserve will naturally fall. It! is the opportunity of a lifetime. Seize it, gentlemen ! The total population of the earth is estimated at over 1,500,000,000. A writer mikes sueeestions: 11) : criutendent. The board reserves I the rijiht to reject any or all bids. ; Prineville, Or., Oct 8, l'JO.-!. i L. It. Lakoi.i.kttk, Clerk. Railroad activity on paper has commenced again, and from all parts of Eastern Oregon come reports of what is going to be done. This time Columbia Southern Extension is being neglected, which doesn't suit us at all. We have figured out closely about what woull be required to furnish a rail- j road for every section of Eastern, Central and Southern Oregon it ia easy to figure, you know and we have it that the trifling sum of 1.799,442,06 would build a net work of railroads all over the desert ed districts of this part of the state. A decision ha3 been banded down to the effect that fees collect ed by county clerks for proofs in The distribution is thus proportion- ; fe(,t,ral larij cafeg are his ailCj d0 cd: Europe, 372,925,000, or 00jC6jnot have t0 ie turned into the per square mile; Asia, 8S0,558,OCO, . counly trcagury( ag 8ome papers or 43.57 per square mile; Africa, , haye jt Fe(,s C0Hected by clerks 170,0.50,000, or 11.77 per square ( for fiHng8 of proof, 0I1 8tate lands, mile ; America, 1 j1, or e.jo . ll0weveri are considered state mon per square mile ; Polynesia, b.uuu, 000, or 1.73 per square mile; Polar regions, 82.000, or .05 per square mile; total, l,512,".TJ,OO0, or an average of 2H.H0 per square mile. tho following says divorce wouIJ he entirely uona nw&y mm if married couples were compelled i noticb to contractors. to live thteeorfmr blocks apirt, j Xolico is hereby given that and could see each other only by i PLiI;pli lj;,Js for clearing 50 (fifty) sneaking up an alley and going in aL,r(., of lamj 0f prineville for the back way after dark W" re ! the Central Oregon Livestock .ud inclined to thu.k there is some-; .'air Asoeiaion, will be "received thing practical in this plan. Th re ' l y u i.d. rs:gn-t up to October are a lot of men, loth married and , j H,;; qq ,, rjK(t t reserved to single, whO'e past experience rcj.t any ani) ai ,Ja. would fit them for model husbands. : j(v or,j, r , f t;ie Board. Huntington Herald. ; Will Wui.wi'ir.KH, Sec. One of the Portland ju-Jgea has, " 7 ' , . . , Want tn A trustnurthy gentle Ac, .1,1 tV.nl tavou nnn.it ( col- : J , ., , 'man or lady in each county to been appealed to the supreme court for decision. If the supreme com t .a: r...l ... cl.l ... I'a ,l.,,.;.:i,,r, .f.I A'L'(I 1! n- : J J check eacti .Monuay wiin an b I nenses elirect from headquarters. Money advanced for expenses i Enclose addressed envelope. Man- 1G0 Caxton Bldg., Chicago. manage busineart for an old estab lished house of folid financial : stamlinz. A straiaht, bona fide eys and must be treated as such. Miss Ruth Bryan wedded Wil liam Homer l.eavitt at Lincoln, Xeb., Saturday evening last. It is said the former democratic nomi- The Warner Valley settlers are Iiee for president doea not share hi ousted by Hitchcock, and the poor,1 daughter's affection for bis son in suffering corporaiion once more iaW) 0I1 accourjt of bis profession wins out. It is lime, says Mr. , portrait painter, but the girl said Hitchcock, our robber rI'ulation ; she would, and did, and Col. Bryan should be learning that these land. waB turnetr down once more. companies and other corporations j - - have some rights that must be re- Mary MacLane has at last found spected. her level in drifting into newspaper - ; w ork. Mary is to be trustod for The present Hurry in the Wall , ,j0i,,g gomething sensational. B( Strett stock market doesn't cause ; g;jc.8) it is altogether likely she a ripple upon tho curface of the wiII see the "devil," whom she was financial situation in the Pacific j so anxious to meet face to face a Northwest. With our lumber, ! vcar ai,0. fruits, cereals, stock, etc., in hrisk demand and bringing prices that; there can be no taxes t;l there is a special session of the ; legislature to reumdy tho law. , That means trouble all over the stale. Corvallia Guzelte The Portland Carnival cleaned up foOOO on a twelvo day run. Prettv gool. The country publish ers who advertised tho show clenn-1 ed up nit. Pretty Lad. But the j Tbe largest sum ever paid for a prescription, changed hands in San Francisco, Aug. ;i0, 1901. Tho transfer involved in coin and stock 112,.VX).O0 und was paid by publishers, no uouiji, nopq to gui a pIir(y 0f )UHm(.H,, ien for a spe f ont peat and honorable mention j cific for Bright') Disease and Dia in the hereafter for having donated j bct"H, hitherto incurable diseases. help boom a show I i'"-' commencea me serious f inveHtiifiitiori ot ttie specnc Iov. jo, J ll'.lllf) 'I'lir.v intrrvinwnil neiires nf which was a poor idiotic girl whom j tiie cnre,j ;t 0M its merits by putting the management exhibited in a over three dozen cafes on tho treat booth, on all fours, eating f.ke I rneiit and watching thorn. Tin y mud for the edification of the Kap-1 B' pliysicians to name chronic inciiiaoit; vntit'T. uini n ui in iw mji cu warm vou will get left. 'j ;,(i i 'nine soon or For the gentlemen we have Collars, Cuffs, llo.-iiry, I'nd.r a.iytbing, in fact, for comfort. goo and 1 f-'urnUhin Overwear, ' i, Shirt :tipi't,d..r, receive,!-- and P. A nice lino of Slati-mety just T.l.Utj I'uni'f and Euvelopi s, Pens M.wilJo Library Paste and others too rimetoiib W tion, but good enough to write i, -( MiiqM.Mf.g tieiU, leki to inrn- ur fiveei.'ieart on Fruits and Vegetables, in fet. ' alio Candy and Nuts, Cigars and band. Come and try them and juu vi rvthii-g Tebaec. wili buy n i.ean..n, a I a i s thrill. GIVE MK A CALL. MICHEL Prop. BEE THK PLACE HIVE SAVE MONEY. At the Itedby Hotel, Room 1 1 MISS HAWKINS. Has a first class dressmaking and ladies' tailoring estab lishment. All work strictly up-to-date and guaranteed. their space to help one of the chief attractions ing crowds at 10 cents perCon don Globe. The undertaking business has prospects of picking up in Hervia, the king's subjects already being it with tbs physicians for judges Up to Aug. 25. eighty seven per cent of tho test were cither well or progressing favorbly. There being but thirteen per cent of failures, the parties were satisfied engaged in the pleasing pastime oi ; a,j c,-)fM!,j the transaction, the devising means of curtailing his j proceedings of the in vestigaling royal existence. Jefferson Review, oommittea and the clinical reports , ,, ,, i of the ti si r.BHv.H were published and Because tho Southern I 'fio wiM be mailw! free nrmn uppliuation. cut Ventura, Cal , off tho map, that j Address John .1. Fulton Company, city and tributary teiritory boycot-! Montgomery St. Kan Wan ted Ihn rnd in Antnmt. and Sen- Cisco, (,n (ember 29 the road gave up the fight and reopened its station. The diverted travel and freight is said to have cost the company $ 10,000. E. 0. The resolution of tho ironwork ers, denouncing (lie actions of Pres ident Roosevelt in the Miller case, 'is one of the first anli-Roosevelt I guns of the coming preideutal Rev. Kennedy is on trial at Rilli- campaign. While the president irould mean competencies to agri-1 boro for the very unmiuisteri; act : has shown that be has the highest I. We liavo a cliniit lio uii!n to t go intu t lie ntoi'k bunineiM mid X would like to (radii mi elegant eiKlil-roora coKukd f..r k J X rantte lioiwn or Block lalllii. ll.n property m fiiliiiitml linen b'cekn from The 1'ullna Ititth N U1 , has Iwolotn; balh, Iiot iit eu;.la- ter; riieo lawn; linn l.anririi'tit ; all kinda u( Irnit and bfnie ; also X has a k.khI barn, cirrull, liiekeit X house and lots, cairianii liimin nn I otiier urcuwarjr nulbuililo.s. Tim J protierty ii noiirly m ami .i X erpcled at a eiist ul ahout t.'.'.Dn tl. Would itiaku a vorv ilemrulilii T homi' lor winin una nisliimf to rn- lire from tinslmiHa or wislmiK to glvft llicir ctiildreit Km hem-lit of a liili eliiHil ediiralii.n, r further pariienlura hcii nr write to llt'tlBI.S A ItHOWNIIII.I. llHll, Is T i r A I N v khi u kn r Co., Washing- 4 ton Ht., lhe I'ltllen, Oreijoii. 4 Wastkij hive agents to sell Dr While's Electric combs, patented Jan. 1, '90. Cure dandruff, hair fill ing out, sick and nervous bond aches, yet cost no more than ordi nary comb. Sells on sight agents are wild with success. Send 50.; f sample (half price). Write qtiiek. Tho Dr. White Electric Comb Co., Decautur, III. Wantki) Several industrious persons in each state lo travel for bouse established eleven years Mid with a large capital, to call upon merchants and agent for sticeosH ful and profitable line. Perma nent engagement. Weekly cutdi salary of IS and all traveling rx lenses and hotel bill advanced in cash each week. Experience not essential. Mention reference and ! enclose Self -addressed envelope.! Tun National, '.','.',1 Deurborn St'1 Chicago. tti7 o4 1 For Bulo or 10 Lot on Rharra, One hundred head of stock cat lie. For particulars call on ot 1 tl.-c 1 0;ir new mill dam is timr c-'int-, pleted and we urn ready lo ytml your w bent into tl-.ur, S 1 nv.w;r A C Poindexter Hotel Shaving Parlors.; X IVoHilrrful luvrnlion. j It is ititereliu to tu to llul f.irluues are frrtjtiently tnadt) ty the invention of article of minof importance. Many of tbe moil popular devicia are thoan elrfignrd lo U iuflt th (eple and tnH ' pepu'ar CunditiilliS, Slid one of l!n nii.st tliterrnting of ttieso (hut lu ever been invented i lb f'f. i Whit" Lleelrio Comb, patents !J.tti. I, '',i'l. Tl.es woiidefful cein I s poi.itivt.ly ruro dandruff, lutir fulling out, aick and nervom hraiiacbe, and when ued in too tiution with Dr. White's Kfeetrit ; Hair Brush are ponttively guarin- e.-d to make straight hair curly in , 2'i dav a' time. Thousands ofth.-ss eluitrio cetnhshave ievnoiU In lhe Vttriotis cities of lbs Cniwi, 'and the demand is emintatitly in creasing, t'ur agents ra rapidly brcoming rich ellinn lhee cmnl Tbey p. silively sell on tigliL Send for sample, Mett'a sij 55 ladiea' ." half price while w 1(1 iiitrodueing litem. See Wat! Cehiinn of Ibis rni'cr, The V.lti- trie Comb Co , Decatur, 111. AitmliiMralrU oll.-r. , N a,.-.- ' fc . . r th( tl. .., t- -,if4 l-.., A l.. Iwrlt 11 O.o-l M U 1 .. . .,1 (.. .-f ... -ri l"f . foH 1 .i f .. , . i.,r AU't :i(t -.1 1 . . .. ft.ul i.t :, i- , o -t 1 ! t-ri, .!:., i ...:. . . .- w.o-lt. ,t e,. -r . - tt,r . ftl. ..I 11 X tlU.i llHir.rllc '.-- f t, 11,1. .IK!, .1. . ..I .1 I I i ' H4 VI .) 1. W. I...1U. 1 t, .-I 1!.. .-!'. ..I 1 i.i5m "e .,.,-,! .l,.,....t tt tl. it. n..tnf .t Ktlo. .-oo . ' 1 .- . II.. ).! ( n and after Septefiibt r I'Hli I will be prepared to (ill ord"H rbf lumber at my mill on Mati'T Mountaiii. Come early with yoJf orders, f..r I will be runniiiK th Shampooing, Baths.! mill but a short lime. turn . . . i T. r I ..,1 in J .ue J !: NC)llt:K roB I't'lltdCATIOM v u.ei orni... n W, T. Koir.r 1 r..i Shaving, Ilalrcutting, ItAVK THK ( INK!' l;ie)MI,STllK( 11V W'iu M. MrrsiJi. We desire the LADIFS' to; remember ihiit ivu have tit- 1 ted up one biith room e .ecially fur thu ladies. Fverything contiected with this -hop is up to -date and sUiclly flr.-l-.hiss. r JAS. S. KELLEY, P HO TOGRAPHER Highest Crnclo Work. I'l-ilievtiln, (Jretfun, , , .. . , address J. H. Oregon. McMkkn, Liiinontii yIIlvUARM3 l!is Ik. . Umw l -r t.(.r l.ti ,,f l, The B... r,.klu W , 4,r I kU,4i u( t "t ! fin KIlM.nr.TOLS, SHOTGUNS .W...T a.. .).- h r li.fl t..i f-1 M I A H " If t." pstd n t IL Stcvt ni Amis Hi Tool Co., P. tl. i:f 3M) f.ll. rnei r. Mil 9, MASS. 1 I'allau I ...-il 7. ...!! t r. ... fih- tl lit.. 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