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" J' ' ' J ' t.;!.i. I, it' , in ' . . -r t -i ' 4 ft, - ' - ' - - ' ' - . . " '. IfN 111 l ' .. III! ''"X -- By V s$ THF IFW" "'m'wtj. IV .' j ' 1 1 L SAVAGE. Xh- What Ha Is, and Why ' f$ Clcriyman hard! h v. i department of human thought or a will not tinvl A JEW IX THE i;ti ; -l .r;: ii tie 111.!;',', l: life in VERY FROM' UAXK. If you should select the vix .most :m.l most bountiful lyrics thut the world has dtuvd up to the present tiino. tho twenty third y.f.)u would bo at least one of them. Ono of tho .;.! p-vm of tho world is Jowit-h the book of dob. w -r-d's ci oat composers, a list to k counted almost -. id vov.r two han. ,n. SHAfllHO-PHIIlEVlUliE-BEND ST-A.O-I3 H3ESTIE!. U. M. CoKM.iT, l'rv lbiilv tai:is osirrvlni! V. S. mail loaves Slmniko very rvenini; on the inival'of the C. S. U tr.iiu for 1 uu-vi llo and there connects witu our stages for Bond, making tho through trip iu. twenty four hour Ksueeiiil attem ion fiven to pussseiijiers iuni express mutter. lu'dueed rates on round trips. tiOOU COAfllKS, CAKKFl' L UUIVKI. OSCAR HYDE, Ai'.mt 1'iiiieville, Orepon. ,iio-: Li!i, von will tind two dewisu names r ai.d M.udo! . - whh.'iu .s yinf; that the Jewish r:eo has produecd tho . n: ;ieiors. it "U turn to the department of p'.n.-'-opiiy r.i rai Si ir.. lew l.ai.n'S :::-:.is;n iu t'r.at stand holier in into Kii-lav.d, than that of the dew. Ihnediet dF.WS UAVK l.l'P IX nil-: Si'l PY OF H-dU- (;INF. OF StiKXCK AXO IX ALMOST ALL 111 K OlFlvLU--,XT PF.FAKTMKX TS OF Hl'M AX AiTU KVKM KXT. Some ef the cratot les'al minds ..f the w udd have Won dews. It was only in the year 1K that eivil disahilitios were re moved from tho .lows in Kti.dati.l. and I can remember when a eon Cdtlon like this i-xUtev! : i'lie leadintr llnaneier was a dew; the load-ir.- m.m v.t the bar in ,.r.d.-n. the most famous lawyer in th ,..r.,i., .,., w.-w dndah P. Do.niamin. a .Tow; the most famous . ,' .i i ... , T.,.-.,, n t..e o ne.'ii s ivneii was ..r iu'ip- o.- v ! : J vf- -C -5 As First National Hank PRINEVILLE. B. F. ALLEN lvalue W. WUR2WEILER Alee Troxi.L'i t T, M. BALDWIN t,l'u" Triii't mur! l.nklu tnilnia.i. ,W ,u. l.rflm.l, Sk.i KriiolM'.l N.'W York eolUiollom roi'i'lvn i.r.'ioi( iiviiiiiin The cheapest place SMII'll .V I'LKKK, KOt'ttlRTOIlA. thefollowliiabrniKlaofOiiBoaaoodB ...... OKI I'nvnto Mt,,k """" M, vr.,n - M,,.r..' l'u0l M.l Mrutl Ccjinfcj. lli'iitiioiu'1 Inuuuuii. Vcltow Stone utl Oltl Hickory DointtHtlc and Iinpor tod Cigars. . . omtooN ! The. A- "T r'- , h Jew ; the rr;,..0 minUtc-r was i;oi.j.,min Pisraeii, a iov. o uuu iuv . nn-nt .t; rtunitv was o'tb red in Fndand THIS AIAUYF.LOFS rEOlM.K lUSlIFO TO tut. fkoxt AND OOOrFIFD Til I-. highest rosinoNs IN the nation at. life. If we turn to other drpannn n!s wo rind that there are no more famous names am-n tho world's philanthropies than those of -r... m.-..,... V.-.r.m nn,l V.aronoss de llirseh. In eta- A I A j .. it v. B k. L n IT A If B 1 IA It It I 1 ..A3 Di'iiList. I LumheiS miirlos i I - -yn ; : I !- i t' V1UUFS the best and .hoicest die.!;s, pa tost nmlicmos, toilet n.t- iel.s. o:tr, trusheseto. whteh art to .. found oily in an up to-date dnij: stoie. A fi"o line of stationery. lesrrptions eartfuHy eompeum t..;M,i let is Fino Wiiu-s, I.iqtH.rs and V'vj;ir. Best Brands cf Goods on tho Market. ,IN1;,r IMruKTLt. AND !MKSTH! flUAIW IN 1,n' "' TllK rnV TO r,K IIAU UKUK. a N"i t'"r rimlrDr Houi full ' i '.' '. ' v 1 1 C mow' H"1 Htan V. ..ils,, e .rrv in eonneetioo vtith our ilrtii! hue, a full "d lOitipletO t line of the very Wst makes of furniture. les wo admire :dareus Auivlius. Epietotus, the writings ot ...titer r.o ralist. a'.fcl h"W do we praise them? e i i - o - "- ' -- - . ' yNv -- vN-i i SHTPP'S. 9, t MiTINllYTPOSI: . i.,.. . i,.t.i! . n ,M"ii'ivv "ilE EEVrf KOKE 3EWIHQ MACH1SE CO ,.i n.i.Tf,! triwt it ..miMimll'Mt : . ,., in' th.' tl.M.- i '. t--M W.' I I 'Jrr ilntlir" Wo. say that th.-ir . ihioal prineiples and teiU-hiii.cs are almost, if not quite, as good as tiie.se of the Jews. That is the last word wo can gav iu their praise. : ' r t n 'An-othcr thing I like to remember in justice to this peo . r ,.-, t,-,i.l tl,.,f il -ire no Jewish inutcors in nnv country cf FIVE DAYS OF RACES. the world loft to be h-oked after by pontiles. 1UL1 tAUt nnt . - - ; TTT HI) nV V V, )OU. T m told, which seems to me to speak won- luioitfl IX 1 M z R S l rS. b I Ul I. J. i 1 4 " - - - - TlWW i m. m- dors for the Jewkh character, that in no country of tho world do y.ui . inimor. Jewi?! l women. inis is a rramuawi,- w ... , ,...,. ,. CAN 'YOU MATCH IT ANY- j L IUUT tilC mnirdUriUOIU Ol llinuuniut of the race I When I say that. I am speaking not lie rake wants to p't ahead of every the most polite y.-av to aecotn- finil puhliel; orJ f..r cue little oop! .WHERE else in the hi,t-ry Ihit we do not like them. a personal word, but on behalf of the general pubac. So l.ir as 1 know there is not a race in the w...rld in the midst of which the Jews live where they are liked. There seems to be enmity, an tagonism, whatever may be the reason for ir. almost everywhere. T 5 oovt ,;,, t'.Kt the Jew is roi,hiii' that he is a-trressivo, tiiat he mak.-s himself t!r.pleaa:it. liO"lv else- and does tut always p!U.ii hi; :.d. That is true, I -..rc-uino, of a preat many Jew-, but 1 question very seriously v.-heih r that characteristic is exclusively CorJiaed to them. When they d-. try to g.-t ahead they ahn-x-t al ir.ivs succeed. rerhaj'S that is the roas,ai w- d-n't likv tlu-ui cny better We are willing to l-t ni K'-t ahead ..f us if he stum L!e3 and falls, but IF lift' SUCCEEDS WK I'OX'T LIKE Illil. Then it is said rgain; that th. Jews are vulgar; that they Uve display. That is true cf a pre: many of them. I have imta good inanv in the cour-e of my life who were almost a vu,-aria the display of their ernrcnents and wealth as are feme of the dis-tins-uhdied members of X.w York's Four Hundred. S "sUPFOSE THAT THE JEWS DID PUT JESUS TO DEATH NEARLY 2 000 YEARS AGO. CHRISTIANS SINCE THAT DAY, PROFESSEDLY IN THE NAME OF CH31ST, HIMSELF A JEW, HAVE PUT TO DEATH HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF 7 EN DY TORTURES UNSPEAKABLE. v, ,.,v tuat wrpr SUFFERED THAT FRIDAY AFTER- NOON ON THE CROSS. j 'l 'll , K . , t Jab n Xo matter what the Jews may have been or what they may j reducing i . T..t have d'.no I can match you thein faults in all tiic other races. i..i '.grant that the Jews are all that .-anybody says they are. I want you 'as Chri.-tir.ns to shoulder your haro of the n-sponsihility. Did yeoi ever think that for 1,500 years no Jew was allowed to own real Wato not allowed to own or cultivate land; no Jew was permitted to eider the eivil service of any people m Olmstenuum, no jo Jockey Club, i'riiiovillo Oregon. October;. 28. 2!. JiO. JU la.rses for a out. free fur all I t I i II I FIRST DAY. Halt' mile dash, for saddle owned in t'roik county, ! I'urseof Half mile uad rei j for a purjc of SE("ONl IAV. i Three eiilhts of a n, tor ail t'.r a mr,- ot Half Hide and r i rac, tn"j lor . Half n. i ' i for a nurse of Till UP DAY. Three ipiart'T of a mil'! dash, free for all for a purse of ' h)(K) tt truth in i,if...tuuii,: . . r.i .. lit,,. I,. I" ,HII- , , . ..i ,01 , . ii. !,:o , .. iuli.' II m I -.Lot I...MI le turn nui '. t ..Vir Ho ur" liihrvnlv rmllll Ul II f. -V H " fntluu JlHehino ait the miFi Aff. ' , net in .-' vry for in l.iciv!. r Ini .a tr:t . . r .-r. !.! "r x) UJr Ui't.l" .11 " h I... 1.. , Im.s le v. r 1 en r, li lii ,n 11 ..oie(:"'liirv r ol I"" i', . -t e, a ir.-mfl'ltf I" i"''1 rev ir i-::Ontil.- m.-i-ll. l1" i'"1 ''' .1 ...ii ...ml i'i"K iii.u i,iii''I""'I HI..11.V dm from l.,iii'; nt!l en,. Until.-" iifillrr, Ur " a 0 1 t ' ill.' f,,r ii-h Own V"H r,ili ' ir I, ,' It thtn- l no UtiuItT ii.ur . . 1 ! 1.. '.!. ':l W K 0 M t Wl M 0 M AC K I H I CO ORANGE, MASS. , ...' !",sn". III,, 1 M" . A' , , .h'ui.uM. iVi , w i 1' mm I. ". Ciil. Golambia Southern ( V. t .. V"' , ', 'K " ' " -V i W K.t.lt. It . . t I'l ..ii-.:.: r a r: V.' ili U r, llin ull.'litiuli ut ;- (' '!'"' I ll It IVllhlf lU III U I Hint lum Uiotli tU ,niipf ii I f.iittiliir ol lli l.ilMifH ien-l. ( m 0Wlucl4 t t Wo will make n Specialty of nil Kind, of Clack- Birilthinu', Hornoohocin una vyouor. o. i el , ii. I ii," in A .iliil'l'rtr Uinti-r. dash, free , p i; i oi I at handi'Mp pur,.- irlJoiM for tiu ye;ir oids f To",. V..V..1I t.- r ii'i. iva.k in: o. trot i ,n, lie. run mile; for Crook county 'II MK i l,,ir-i s only, ruroo -f TodK), ! FOl UTIl" DAY. ; Three mile Indian horserace. Xo: entrance fe.. Not less than eight, f rtart. I'urse lO W. , " FIFTH DAY. ! n.n, Coi,: oihtt ion rare, five-eight.- of a i f.,r a purs-of H.H).(K) ; 'in. e:v,-n for lapo ball. i ),!, team faun i'rineviiie ill- Movo.d nieit.r Other ti'iuiis must eoiiie to n, tin- i ui.-nie. RAILWAY CO. r A I U.K. M. KT.dive K.'bniry 1", 1U"J. On ad race?, an entrance fee of ten per cent will he charged. All . nlrie g nao-t le made on or I - fore eight o'clock the evening, before j the ., i'. h-i- t live h'.ri-es imiKt (titer and thieo start; but the . , 'ti... right to hold a hi-s raiml.tr than five to enter, by . purse in proportion to th'j num her of horseg entered. Pacific Caist Jo:key Club rules to govern all racm. V.'n.i. " itzuKii.Kit. I'rei-iihiit. Wit II on Kit, Secretary I- M I il 1 f'l 1 i't l 11 I 2 J 1 1 a ti .1 4 t w 111 4 5 DO An STATIONS . IlllKiH -;. 4 Gibion atnlcit V H.100 . 1 Klol,iS'!il J ,1 Btiuiiti t a I tlnv CiHiyoii Juno McDonald 1 1) I M oro i l - Entlclnvlll 1 Clrtwin Viilloy 7 a Bourbon ., 7 Kurit t Wilcox 111 BIIANIKO SIMNKWAI I., old) ( U ) A', Mil'.UAVLH, MAY W ( ii 'I i, j UW MAIL, A UYK hlskir, "u, I'm. II i'l I, i.i 1,1 ,.' IJ l' 10 3D 10 Ji 10 I 10 il 10 10 j w a I ', O'fJeii Bros., IiK Al.KHH FINK I.It'tiUS AND tTO Alb-h Bear 5 Cents. ii..., i . '."i-'i r n Hi' Wlil.klc. from M tti f !" n tot o.l'l. Full liiii" of Ci'd gid MAHTKLI., HF.NNKSY (irnl MoNOt'OLK l-rand ii' hitulrrim, I fork, 1'ort, Angelic lal IUIINK Win-. ' ; ! : ' . , 1 I : I II 30 i ' ! i nr.-wniiiiniiiii urm iutt m -r-ri Titr- n ' SrlAfO 01RHEHOUSE CO. Kin- proof biiudi trail V tu l. tlo! n, Dorian) i now IJO Km .xT-,.A o ! m cfTierr in aim iirmv or in any navy fti."'"." v - I Wo ftave not let the, Jew do anything but be small traders lr lanre trader, in portable things, ami they would have been 'mighty poor scholars indeed if, after 1,500 years of Christian dn!l $ this, exercise, they, had not learned anything. As a matter of iatu they iiave learned to ho the m-t ex,ert traders in the vorld, land' WE HAVE HADE TIIEil SO BY OCR I'ERSECUTIOX. UNITED FAMILY fEEUNG A THING OF THE PAST 5 Columbia Southern g J. M. KJCIvNKY, l'rop. . 3 I Finest and Best Appointed Ij Hotel m iUastern uregon. MERCH AND I SE, WOOL, PELTS, GRAIN, ETC. bF.Ai.iins ix - LUMBER, WOOD, COAL, FLOUR, HAY AMD GRAIN Paily ntunu cunni-i tioim nt .luttiiki, ; fur Anti'luiMf, 1'rinKvillu, I'ninl, liiirriH. ' ; Silver I.iiku, I.nkuvliiw, Mili-lii'll, I'.iv-jJ villi-, Aritoni!, AhIiwikhI, Canyon City, .loliti Day City ml KokhiI. i . I.- 1, l'i t .rill !' 1 V V I 0. K I.YTI.K, Hiiperiiiicnileiit. ' in. I' ti'Mlit ml I'liHH, Al. eei.l! and (;r, ;i I ! i , I i , i n ivi-u to nool. First elan haling . dm (.' i',i ilu.'s. AUu ktixk yurl Intfut Un. ALL MODKHN IMPROVEMENTS Ir I Iniullin Stuck By Mrs. RLSSELL SACE AM an old fa,h?oned woman, but it seems to mo that wo don't have the lovLnir mothers that we uffe'i to uavc. '1 Hot and cold water on both lloor. Laths for tho u-e of guests. FJvery modern convenience at hand. The dinti g room, under the direct Htipervifdon of Mr. Keeney g is a very model of tasteful, spotlefcs elegnnce, and tho Hcrvico is )a fcfplal to any in ii.y naie. KOI'IUMTOR.S: Fni-si it it -i "o , b.uiki-r, Tho Diilb , Mi mil I- I'.ia.i , bunker, Mora, V, boio., Thn I tt ! 15 F. Lai i.ui iN, Tim Oalle. V OREGON , ll fct:i.f.. ortivo rit and leave the Columbia hothorn. we don't have the loving mothers that we uffe'i to ua.. g - - i-,t-, n.-.-.,.. I was reeentlv in a party that included the heads of uiz&!UiLlMlXXiX&lU.&X.UAAxJ AND UIVIGN FACIFICI, . , . - 1 f 1 . . I . Tl .... ,,-f.r,-. r- i ' " "' ' " " 1 M.,NM ! MW.I ' .. . : a inn, i ,cr fit 1 10 lej.i UiL' L'll'IS HCIifJUls. J ii: j ,,, -ilv diseussiiiL' tlj neci.ssitv of the mother developing ami cultivating her intellect ho .that fche could Le a companion to her childnn v.htu they grew up. Jt seems to mo the child needs tho loving companion.-ldp of a mother just as much at four as at Uvonty- f ,U THE UNITED 1' A A 1 1 L Y ; 1T-J E LT X O OF THE OLD DAYS IMS 'i't) RE COXE. Take any of. our rieii lamiuoi hh , , i .i ....ti. i'oil ovrf tho earth. iuli e ana f '-e now u,e- mu r...v -- liM'AHT fill TI M K HfilKliI.'I.KM I IIOH HlUtin, OH, SEI e; oster & Lclunuii THE OLD RELIABLE BUTCHERS it- . i : ,,', xr ..i r.ur ii-'AChinif nowudit'-rt ui.vj. Tho ninbition of the teachers today seems to be lo got uiro,.. .u, ..... . j y m's as .viiekly and with as little trouble as possible aim men g-.-v ; v X OURS 13 THE FAMiLY SUPPLY bhouhl make themselves lovely, jmCF nF pRU-ryn , F TU VKI-l OCRS THE OREATEST UUUAAUi X "Wl WORLD THROUGH ITS WOMEN". I: clas oll to Euro; The pi ns to We torrv only the ch(deeit of Icef, rn u tl on and pork. I'dne smoked meats of ii:r own curing. Lard of extra quality. Firh in season. Vege tables in reason. eiii.'iiK.i' ' I'liriimiil Snli ,ii.., lii'iiver, t'l HldM'lllI W'olOl, OiiiHlm, hiin.ii l;i,'i i,. in. ;i llv, Ml. .ul, Clili BKi via II ii lit- ttli'l KiihI. IliKlea. j Atlitnlli; , K,iii Hull I.iiki', liiinri'r, M M ai ii, in. Wnrlli, Oiimliii, K h iiiii, .In 1 1 . 1 1 H Illy HI niiiili., Clili itK, IllKti'il. jnli'l Knnt. HI. I'niil Hi, I In Wnlln, l,r I.I,,,, I'.lKl Mull K.ok n lie. ttnllne.., I'ull 3 r,l ,. in, inmi, MIiiim-iii'iiIIm, Hi vIh I'iiiiI, IiiiIiiIIi, Mllimuk-, S,iikMlln iriili'UKu, itml Knit. ! . Ml .'l;;ai . tn. hours r?r PORTLANOtoCHICAGO I J 70 9 SO l TU.iK 'IV i AHn 'r prlIoulri( a lo riitcn ami pmiip ntlr i-hi, i. II. WKWUCY, AvvuttDlgtfi Of. 4 i RED FRONT BAZAAR N. A. TYK & 11I10S. Reduced Prices X UN lit It STOCK. BIG In nidor lo imtkn room for our new Htoek of winter gondii now on llni way here, we nil) friiin now on unlil furtluT liotlcn mdl our iinom ami M.oi M, (;,),k' reduced luieen, KutiiichtiiK (Inoda, (., nt (renlly a n ii ml eiiinitwiiro will lm noPj AT COST. Conio early nml hi cum otnii vnluiihlo biirnuinii in Rood tini' Nd A TVP X n n r r-.f-.r-in ji " ' " ' ' 1
