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Tttuijri on tha Ea-Congreooman.
Malcolm A. Moody, one time
eongreasmaa from (hit district,
will be tried by a Federal jury Nov.
IS, on the rious charge of tail) tar
ing with the mail of Mrs. I'on
roy. Moody was permitted to ex
plain hia action to the grand jury
but they evidently diihclieved him
and found au indictment against
him.
The story of the transaction
seems to be at follow: Moody
was interested in a bunk which
failed in IS'.'?. Among its deposi- j
ton wag a Mra. Conroy who had j
placed in th bank f 2000 00 which!
she had receirea as insurance on
i the only guarantee of
No political form can be
people
justice
invented that will bear fruit with
out these. It's always and always
"the man behind the gun." Kx.
the last ssTeral years, were in tho
best posiible financial condition,
yet it seems that the profile were
taken outoflhe lumber districts
for investments in other parts of
the country and these iiivrt-t menli
Are not paying dividends and some
of them are so located that they
are not available na collateral. lix
NOTIN ANYTRUST
Man? nairiirapera havalatr-lyslvrin eurtvm-v
to rr porta by Irrvapon.tble partu to thetfiv.-t
that
THE NEW HOME SEWINQ MACHINE CO
had enWrrd tnmt sr eomblnntlon : we wUh
toaaaura Uw public that ttww li it truth In
uoh rprta hava be'o itmtmt)iturinf
who ; Wflria; maohlnra for avor a nunNcr ira vtitu
States imposition to the lurk at, Zln, and our ma.-rUn. ilmiMt haenvrnrall
! bevrut as fol OWS: I hate BO in- ! othara. Cur " Ar Hmr" mc '.lie lina
hr husband's lif be bavinff been : .... .. .;. . ..,1 i.i. ..u i navar lwn rttalwl a family maehtne.-H
l. Il l -1 1 W.I . 'J.--!! T-l .' .1. - "
auiea in a rauroan wrecs. m rs. j eariruiges. inn ia ins eiy.ie oi
Conroy was left a widow, with two;-'11' tlisk Canadians designate as
I DiUii tenner Ton l-ieoricns nor
the Turk seemed to regard the
meages in that light Echo.
hlnlng Naval Heroea.
Car naval oQiceri are develop
ing a style of literary composition
one that is worthy of comparison
with Paul Jones' answer to a Brit
ish officer's request for surrender
"We haven't begun to tight yet."
Powey reduced a remonstrance to
the German admiral at Manila to
one se'ntence "Ifyau want a fight
you can bare it in firs minutes."
Now comes Admiral Cotten,
Kl. ode, but the cost wss tretuen
v a ' ' v . . .. f 1 Jtl
children, at the age of twenty one
The controller of the treasury ati
Witshington sent to Mrs. Conmy at
The Dalles a receipt to l figned
by her upon which she was to re- j
ceive a final dividend of f;20C".
Mrs. Conroy was then living Ht
I'ortland and it is alleged that
Moody procured tho letter from
The Dalles postotlice tinder the
pretense of rtaddressing it,. That
instead
open
and settled with Mrs. Conrov for ;".J
92.00 less than she had coming to
her. Mrs. Conroy later found out
tkat she had been deceived and
demanded and received the receipt -X
back and returned the money paid , V
by Moody. Moedy claims that he "Vyj
preienee and this ehe emphatically
denies. Moody s method of ob- fr-
laming ibe letter probably
vinced the grand jury and
found a bill againat him.
Toe ex-congressman lays
blame for the indictment at the
door o his pelitical enemies, yet S
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uaruiy inns prouauie mat ines-efr-'
enemies tampered with a Federal
grand jury. Ice outcome will be
awaited witk interest by the resi-j,
dents of this cengressional district, f-v
n u .. . ir.u- L1!
IMhfadofall Hifh liratl s,wlii
macoln4ra,naaUiDdaon Um trn nterua.
Th " Xr Rwf" ( thrltl rl7a
HHIB SMADB HftrtKt Kthin
h the tnmrket.
It la not noraiwry Cor us to rntor Into tnitt
totava mr fmlit or jwy an? di'bu aa iw ha-a
nodtrtta lo yr. M have uevfr entortst Into
comiMMtloa with mamifnrtiinm of low frada
etimp mai-binfa tliat are ntad to sell rcarl
iMa or any Intrlnalo mrrlta. Po not ta da.
calrrd, wlianrou want a M.wtn( nachli. don't
liaiMAiJ ,..-, 1 0(t your mon?T awar from home; oalloua
iisienea too m- , .... h u ..... .
Cecil Rhodes when tho I""" machina lUianjrouranpuivliiUi
I..... 1-: l l v: i t... "
:uier lain iarc nia Bc-nema ior nav- ( vnw airrci w ua.
Don't Know About Thla.
Joseph Chamberlain
Poindexter Hotel
Shaving Parlors.
W. T. l;le Prep.
Shaving, Halrcuttlng,
Shampooing, Baths.
H A VK T11K KINK ST RATH
KlMMINTtlK t'U'Y ...
We do-nire tin- I.ADIKS to
remember that we have fit
ted up one bath room es
pecially for the ladies.
Everything connected with this
shop in up-to-date and striotlv fimt-claes.
is
Eng
land's Jonah.
tentlv to
He
ins England annex the Afr
mikes. Kngland did the behest
First National Hank
rtlNIVILLI.
B. F. ALLEN resident
W, WUR2WEILER .Vlre rreaUlent
T. M. BALDWIN Caahlei
Tranaarla faaaral aaatlni bntlnMi.
immllltpl tuhjffl to (hark. Rtohani
tMt aa KKltkl. S. TranMiwaad em Tnrk
DallarMont raoalva rt HnW
The cheapest place
LiimteSliiite
Sim lis
tali
8
BMITII A Cl.KKK,
Roi'umrtiRa.
Carry tho following brands of CaeodQood
,,a nri..i. Htok lionrboii. OUi llioltiiry. u
Unokenhalmar Rye. Mt. V.raw.
Motlrayar Hour Mnh Houjth Hlriar.
Moora a I'nre OUt M.ah. Tooth.
OiJ ItnrmltuKii llourbon. Martail CgBaj,
Yellow Stone mul Old I Ilclcry
Kine AHHortincntof WIiich.
DomOBtic and Imported Cigarg
PHINICVIMJC. - - ONKv.Q
hav- i vnM direct to ua.
ican THE NEWHOMESEWINQMACHINECO ! (W&ffTiLAW
,t of OUANOC. MABS. I SJ QdiSklU
. N York, Chlcar 111., 81. t onlt. Mo.. Allan. . Tt . J V is -jj-t-
uen-I UmJa-, tllaa, ri., tvju l-'raui-lwo, Cal. IL S 0- Ja4S
SHIPFS.
HKNDKKSON A: POLLAHl),
i'vt-aw to H ' .'"
I'i!i.i:kn in
Fine Winos, Liquors mid Cm.
Best Brands or Goods on the Market.
T1IK KINKST IMroKI KU ANP POMKSTIC CItlAUS l,
TUK CITY Tt) UK HAD IIKUK.
. (.'all ) i I
fall i IH W.i t
Couilia' OKI WtAn.l, Nol tHnir to rwllutoilcr
as
LYTLE.
the COMING TERMINUS m
r I
thev
theri
tiploe!6n en Swalley Ditch.
Aa accident occurred down on
theSwalle ditch last Mondav that
nearlv eost three men their lives. pQ
While thawing out several sticks of isA
giant powder for blasting purposes.
Jas. R. Benhsm, Frank Glass and
Wm. McFarliad approached theKO
fire where the aewder had been left jSfii
to thaw, when tke eiplon'on oc- JwJf
curred. Mr. McFarland was etrnck
over tke left eve bv a piece of rock r-i?
which made an ugl wound but it Jifei
it 'hougkt that the sight of the eve
will in no way be effected. Mr5C
GUss had the side of hia face J.i.
scratched bv flring rock and dirtj
while Mr. Benbam escaped with 'rJ
nothing mere than a bad scare. l . i
Had they been ver much nearer p'-fJ
the powder when the expl
took Diice there mirht lnvp
much more eerious result". Echo. vZ'-
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or the Columbia Southern Railway.
On the' Renowned Deschutes River
LOTS JFCHl 3STOW ON THE MJVPtlCIET.
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The Man Behind the Cun. t-J
Socialism is getting a strong hold V
4u.fr.!;- : '- -1
Located at the north
ernmost fringe of the
famous yellow pine
timber belt of Oregon
the investor needs no
further inducements
to get in line with the
purchasers of this val
uable property. Lots
nrr being disposed of
rapidly. Particulars
may be had by calling
upon or writing to the
Iiytle Touinsite
Company,
Deschutes, Oregon.
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s i a n o ia f :cu a r k. t lu an
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ftiiiia.frn HMtaiMtM
1-IMott.tr-a MOM MM
hlluHAIV ". I la' mm
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a i-' w iaaa tr i
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J. Stcvcnt Arms A Tool Co.,
r . irni Joe i ,
CMic-orii tMii. mkix'
vbeLlSo A Mo
f. AND
OREGON
SHOJflTLWE
Union PAcina
1 M .h M.
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I.IK W .ll. -u! '
MirtHrr.na t iia
I'.iil I'ul.uh Vil.iti.a.,
lura. a. i
ed blfising. The railroads are
exned bv ihe government end the
eiriplorees of the sretems are con-
tii.HAlSv C - . , thft war hpfrra K.a a.aa 1 k m ..nnlrr
- - . .. . . 1 1 n g tj i auvantijgrs. ) . . . . - - - - .. r j
The 0Ttiixstin of emploveei is a l""e t0 prepare for it. Xow he is
retty eloe corporation. Some urg'ng duty on foodstuffs, ex-j
districts get railroads where there c,Pl 8ucn re obtained from
is no lniii fjr thern, while ' British colonies. This proposition
maay districts needing them are'hasafair appearance bnt itislit
given none. A distn'tt rourt be l'e uore than a scheme to rehabi
rigkt politically in order to be tale landowners of Great
favored with a road. Some of the ! ri('n ,n( give them their old
railroads built had to be abandon , l',ri wealth and power over the
d. Tke party ia power uses the working peple. Ex.
construction of railroads as a bribe j
fof political support and thus Timber Buainese Depressed.
makes a eamp&ign fund of govern-' leporta from the East would in
ment revenues. Perfect honesty 'dicate that a wave of depres.ion is
and nn-elfisanesi among me:, in progress. Strange to say, the
would render sociali.m succefu), limber districts are as much aflect
bat It would do the same with anv '.,1 .. .it . t.
-"j u.uar pari, li was SUp-
posed that these parts, where so
mmmmmmmmmmm
r?r
dous. Chamberlain brought on Q. ITI 8 5 8 JSiTfroTftrToTrrerrronrsT
Columbia Southern
J. M. KICI5NICY,"Prop.
Finest and Best A-DDointed 3
to A A - -
g Hotel in Eastern Oregon.
jj Hot and cold water on both floors. P.aths for the use of guests.
? f'very modern convenience at hand.
The dining room, undur the direct supervision of Mr. Keen ay
C ia a very model of tasteful, npotlees elegance, and the service is
g equal to any in the state.
g All 6tng;g artivoatand leave the Columbia Hothern.
CJOjfiAAa.jtaojtagiiijiatia.afjj.ifttto.aifli.ia,iii,a1ajt
Fleorinf, rustic and finishing.
lumber Ht to be need in 1W.3 build
ings caa only bo had at the well!
known firm of A. II. Lippman Co. j
HOURS
OTlNO,.CMIC0O
i a hub ir i A.U
70
I aril.- il.r rale, an I rai. .Mf .
t ii rmttikicv. Ainu. f.
oilier lorm of government. T),
spirit and sense cf honor
'ie
of a
much money had been made
f 444t
1-a -a l a-. -- . .
: tiUU x1 itUJN 1 BAZAAR
Columbia Soatbern
RAILWAY CO.
TIME TAIJLE NO. s.
Krhctiro Febreary 15, 100.1.
N. A. TYE & BROS.
(otel Prineville
THOSOUGHLV RCNOIATIOtANO
RtFURNISHED TH ROUQOUT
.00
3.0O
American Plan - - Rates 'I
C. f. McDowell.
I Proprietor.!
i r 3
Reduced Prices
ON Ot K
BIG STOCK.
In order lo make room for our new stock of winter7gooda now
on the way here, we will from now on until furtherotice sell
our IJoote and Shoes, Gents' Furnishing Goods, etc., at greatly
reducedjfprices. Dishes and chinaware will'be sold
AT COST.
Come early and nectiro some valuablo bargains in good time
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N. A. TYE X BROS.. PROPS
Pailri
raw
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1 27
1 IS
1 41
1 4i
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4 S
4 II
4 M
I M
Arrt
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STATIONS
i
Olbaona
Ulnk'a
Waaoo .
41
Klondyk
14
una t
1 1
Uaf Canroa Judo
.7
McDonald
1 1
OaMoaa
I I
Mnro .
14
Braklnvllla .
1 1
Oraaa Vallay .
7 I
Bourbon .
17
Kant -
4
WIlro
ia 7
BHANtro
STONEWALL,
OLD CHOW,
McMRAYKU,
MAY WOOD,
SIIAWS MALT,
A KYE whinkirs
O'JVeil Bros.,
t'KAI.EU.i
KINK LKil'OU.s
AND ( KiAHS.
Beer 5 Cents.
f ntnlly TrvM S..U. ft.
t on bill.l ir nm
'I'h Keimou.H Nfijif, iimln,
lVhlaklra from f n
Full line of
Casi'd gnedl
MARTKI.L,
IIKNNK.MY nd
MO.NOI'OLK
Hraiidira.
Hauterne, Hock,
I'urt, Angvlic and
RHINE Wines.
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II M
14 21
II I
II II
II II
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II M
40
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"ally staf eoBnartions at Hh.niko
w Antilm, rrinavlllo. Ranrt n
Hilver Uk., l..keT... Mitchell,
-..., umn., AtnwrxHl. f aiiv.. fl...
John Dajr City and Fossil.
C E. lttlXU..
SHAfllKO U1AHEH0USE GO.
Fire.proof bi,i,liKi H)xm , ,
f'Jy to hamllo '
MERCH AND ISE,
WOOL, PELTS, GRAIN, ETC. '
lHCALKH.H IN
I LUMBER WOOD, COAL, FLOUR,
nr AND GRAIN
nd grading f.dt,,,,. AU ,l(K;k ytrj pn
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
K()r Mniidllnjr Stock
ntOi'RilCTOHS:
' HKNcii A Co., Iiak,.rs,
MooitK IIiuih., Hankers,
W. Lour., The I)!P.
The DmIIi s,
Moro,
J
Uen. Freight and VTiL.
J'AI'OIII.IN, Tho l)nlli.
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4 V.