Crook County Journal
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Fnnwi axiiPv;"-'b'kk.'
'ltnt .lorRXAl, iff anterert at the ifrtottiKP in
j'rii."ille, rS-. f',r traiiuiisai.s, through the
V b-.iU a second otas matter.
SCB-SeRIPTION RATES.
IS AHVANCf
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THURSDAY, MAR 14, JsJOl.
... Mrs. 5aion' notorWy has
Fetched a point 'which eijable. her
to start a newspaper which she
fails the ?nnvtfh?r.s Mai, It ought
io be the Nation's Hatchet.
. .. 'J . SI
I.i Ilup.g Chang's life is said to
fvi hanging by a thread, and some
ojpl venture to suggest that
Chin would improve if a nutuber
cf tier officials were hanging by a
rope,
Yh Review is petting so aristo-
ftsvtie that it opposes the placing
ff bridges on patn. What on earth
is to te tiiu end of all this when
the highest gentry in the land are
it support i he public in midair
-hiie traversing our bridges. They
J.owever, will come so high on ac
4"N.H:pt of having to be imported
hat few bridges will be supported
l,y this particular brand of aris
ficras?f.. The ease of Aitschul vs the C. S.
railroad washes! din Portland last
yreeif and taken under advisement
ty Judge Bellinger. At the close
ti counsel's argument the Judge
rav jbis view of the case. He taid
in effect that the method by which
JI. Lytl). th president of the
fnnpany, took a very large sum of
juoney., n.amely3 selling its right of
vay, he kad previously received
jr himself, could not be counte
nanced, and that the contract he
paused the company to make with
ts own engineer, Mr. Hammond,
to 5ect this abstraction of money,
fras a fraud too plain for argu
pjenfj that these suits now pend
ing against O'Reilly in the state j
courts for an unpaid assessment, j
od for the restoration of money
Ueged to have formerly been tak-
?0 by 0'Reilley and Lytle from the
eoicpaay, were palpable schemes
to oppress 0'Reilley and freeze Lim
put fl the company; that the stock
was paid np and the assessment in
it was invalid. He qnestioned
vhetbjer Altschul could call for re
. jir .of lhM rri&vatmes.
Tbe court then said he could not
ender a decision until his return
f;oi Pit get Sound, and advised
he parties to settle their differ
eUices out of court.
Ltl U Be Clean.
Prirvrville needs a sewer system.
fha shallow depth at which water
s found below the surface renders
it almost an absolute necessity.
"Prainage of cesspools, stables and
sther filth soon finds its way
fo the underlying sheet j of water
nd is immediately distributed to
very well in the city, to say noth-
Jog of the foul and disease-breed-: genius and novel exhibits which
fng odors arising from the acuuraa-' promise to make the Midway the
)tions of filth. Nothing that can ; most wonderful that has ever been
done would contribute more to prepared for Exposition visitors,
ihe sanitary condition and appear- J The last page shows a ground plan
'pnee of our city than such a syg-jof the Exposition, whereon the lo
tem, and as cleanliness is next to; cation of ci3 rent bailtines is in-
iiodiinesa, it might be a good thing
from a moral standpoint.' At all
events we peed new sewers. As an
initial step in this direction the
Alty ought to acquire the Maling
fhteti propwty which, we under-
f tard, is for sale at a reasonable fortably the millions who will at
jric. This would afford sufficient j tend. Anyone desiring a copy of
frater dunng the greater part of
fhe ytr at a nominal cost and at
tiie ttoost convenient place for the
system of pipes. It is to be hoped
faat the city council will not neg
iixl the opportunity of getting
jiold of this piece of property and
utting it to a good use. We have
u yater, light and telephone ser
vice. Jrt us be progressive and
ljtn uy a bit.
Oi-nnrjii in Ateinu;nt Lavi.
AfJer Deaemlter 1, 1901, taxes
rill fcecome due the first Monday
in April each year and if not paid
th.en will Ije delinquent, provided,
l-lit if one half the taxes against
iny ierson are paid on or before
l.he first Monday in April the re-
uajfider sJiall ot be due until thelth Jy
irst Mondjiy in Ootohcr following!
ind if not then paid such taxes
vjllb'come delin(Utpt and inter-!
at the rate of 12 per cent per
annum will be charged thereon
jjroni the first Monday in April of
f.iaiyar anu upon all delinquent I
. I. M. I
ixes there shall be collected from
flur taxpayers for the bt-nefit, of the
Iflju.. ,.i.r. f .. . . ,.
aWl-ntt, lUJV-'F Cent as a nalty,
.rovided, that tliere rhall be an al-
I' - I
0-aP4-C Ol A JMT Cent rebate ppi)J)
anv tux jaid on any separate p-.tr-1
r- loiwl property or upon l er-1
1 Ifoiierty p largx-d to any in-;
Air dnaj tjrj f)r 1 pfove Mara'i 15'J
j 1 . .1 I. t t 1 '
nt'Xl PflVI to MMK- r-1' rut-u 1
iHi "'JfJ hnVl)W til JipJ-lent if J) 1 I
Wines, Liquors,
Domestic and
0 Imported Cigars.
9
paid on or before the first Jlonday
in April will be collected by levy
and sale on the first Monday in
May following.
There are many
Other changes
in the new law that are interesting
to the tax payer which we have not
spa e to publ"sh, but which they
will learn more of next year or
sooner.
An Exposition Book'et.
Here comes another of the beau
tiful booklets from the Bureau of l
rubucity ot the ran-American tx-j
position, Buffalo, New York. It
. r ' . - 1
consists 01 10 pages aiu a cover m ;
I'.gnt green, i ne unique ieaiure 01 .
it 18 ma miniature reprooucuon 01 ;
the famous poster, "The Spirit of j
Niagara, " WIUCU U I1U a UllM. ,
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i n . x 1. ; . t X
ope in wincn me jwirr LK..'a.iev is
mailed also bears a reproduction
of this artistic work. The booklet
is a popular picture book, the first
page having an engraving of the
magnificent Electric Tower, which
is 391 feet high, and which will
form the glorious center-piece of
the great Exposition. On the same
page is a miniature of one of the
torch bearers which will adorn the
wings of the Electric Tower, and
beside it a picture of Xiagara Falls. .
Th? second page shows a picture of
Ihe Electricity Building and five'
... aii ;n ,, ne t
uses of electricity. The third page .
shows the splendid group of build- j
incs erected by the National Gov-1
.... .,, . i
ernment and which will contain
the government exhibits, also five
miniature illustrations, one of them
showing the lifeaving station, j pAXif ZarZJ,
where exhibitions will be given with cellar underneath, (td well
dailv bv a pickevl crew of ten men. i io .k,,c."e". b-rn 10x20 and 16 feet hih.
. . nd..tner out-buiidmn. Price. $4-'5.
during the exposition. The fourth j VLtl take part cah down and remainder
page is devoted to the wonderful ' "n tiua s- Iuqoire of A. C. Pal
displavs of government ordnance: j mer-
th fifth to t. M-.rliinr.rrnn.li
TMr..: v..,:i i: . i i
. . , .
other illustrations of modern ma-1
the booklet shows a bircbeve view
of the Exposition, and gives one;
some idea of the great extent of the ;
enterprise upon which $10,000,000!
is being expended. The grounds
contain 360 acre, being half a mile
wide and a mile and a quarter!
long. Other pages show horticul-j
ture, graphic arts and mines, man-j
u (act una an I liberal arts, the;
Music Temple, the 1'laxa and itsj
beautiful surroundings, the Stadi-
urn or athletic field, the agricultu-j
ral, live stock and ethnology feat-'
ures. and a few of the 30 or 40 in
dicated. Tbe railroads will make
low rates from all parts of the
country during the Exposition,
which opens May 1 and continues I
six months, and the people of Buf
falo are preparing to entertain com
this booklet mar have it free bv
addressing the Pan-American Bu
reau of Publicitv.
KOTICK FOR PCBI.ICATION
Land Office at The Dal lot, Oregon,
Feb 12. laoo
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provkmms of the act of ConireMa of
June 3, 1X78, entitled "An act fi.r the aale
timber ianda in the States of California, Ore
Kon, Nevada, and WanhiiHrton Territory. af
extended t-i all the Public I .And States by act
of Autwt 4. lava, James Bigcrs
of Portiatul, county of Multnomah State of
Oreson, has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement Xn 17H, for the linThine of
Wj SWJi of Secti. 6 and W 4 NVJ !
trf Section 7 in town.hip No 18 S, j
Bang? No. 12 K,, W. M. and will offt-r pro. f ;
to show that the land antiirht is more vaoaole J
ftir its timber or t-tii! tl an fcw aut iculturd
.urp.e, and tii establish his claim to saia
j land before l:TUtvr and Keceiver of this otfi-
ce at Tlie 1 lalles. rrvMi r.n Saturday, the
f A.ril, 1!I0Il He name
wiUMsses: A. M. Iliske, iuy Hotranl,
U. K. l..wai.l, I). I), Warner Iwnd. Oreifon.
Any an1 all persona claimini; atlversely the
the l.ie dncrilicd lull. Is are rttirsted t"i
r'.le their clailliK ill tilts
27lh day ot April, l!il.
JAY Y.
thee un or before said
LUCAS, hegUter.
NoTirF. Foil FLIil IOATtov
I-J"JU omc ' The Dalle. )rem,
Februarys . iuoo
Notice i heteby Kiven that the folloaitiK
named ettlc-r ha. HU-I notice of hi intention
m".1 '"' ii-rt of hi claim,
and t!it said .roof will l nia.e lre
A. C. Hal mer, I'. S. Cnimi-.ioner. at l'rilie-
vi""- '--". " TimnsUyApr. 11. 1:101, viz;
HC LLt "x'sw
-.v H ,sre. :S T.. 5 ,. K. .'.. W y.
Heuan.es tiie f..!lowiui witumses tiiove
a.ot,,,IM,u rusidt-npe usin and cultivation I
j aaiu umi, via: f
' S. McM.n, .len-F Acl.ev, J. If. (Jrant,
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The Celebrated
A. B. C. Beer
Always on Hand.
Kotice tb Creditor.
Notice ix hereby given that the undersiwl
by tin County Court of Crook Coun
ty, State of Oregon, duly appointed adminis
trator of the estate of Julia A. Coleman, de-
! CBaa1'- " ! having claim against
am nun are nemoy required to present the
name duly T.rine.1, to aaid adminutrator. at
tlie office of M. E, Brink, in Prineville, Ore
gon, six months from the date of thia notice.
A, T. COUtXAit
Administrator of the estate of Julia A Cule-
nian, deceased.
latd March IS, 1901.
menis
Yoa.can
cured
If yom suffer team any of the
a
A
T
urn sm. cons w uav okicsk 1
Spaaalitt ea ust Paciac Coeu.
DW. JOKOaM f CO, A
tOSt ttvsst 4. Est. IRt f
a
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tllli.T.lair.t.DT .1L Wnairja
A
rraea. m
j coaUauioa of rnMdUa,WgTut cunnVepoar A
m i4u a wui mi. agort iMi.riiif rrlef fcat
r mi
A petfona lUTada, but i llJtaoa to be a tu- A
seam f 'fii. m
A sTlrm without none Arrorr. A
A t'? f rt aprt ol btneoonpuiat. A
. ' t (jaaramler a S TI i'h CVMK ea W
' " we aartoi, ar JBrM VM a
CKmatatioa FREE and strict? prfveta. A
CttAJl&Ea l-ERr KXASOXBLK Iw W
Pr5ll or b tmtr. Sed book, A
"te rbilaoeiphT ar atJusaatteV1 f
A
(A nkabie book lor aaea-1
Great ainaoam of Anatomy f
i "aT 1 I
Trr ia smMjru
A t?.dr K,i,"ck - A
rt cnntttmallv atVuur w spa
r I06t ttaSMtaMaM.CiL
For Sale
r: : j . .
- JrcB prpn t in one
Prineville. at a
bargain. Iitquir. of A. C Painter at
th' Joc-x-
. 820 "" on brooked nm, .11 under
feuc atid trrnratinn ditch partlv built,
buae and .HithcildmRa. Thi. place
cheap aa dirt at $ao00. but it can be
renter.
40 acre, of 6rtlaa alfalfa land uo-
&eT irHiration mly 4 oulea from Prine-
vtl.e. Must be sold at once;
r.DO worth
f improvements. This is a benrain.
, Inquire at the JorBSAL office.
Oregon
Skoxtline
Union Pacific
AND
a. a
Dsraar imtJU aaatv.
Chirac Ball Lak. Dtnrtr, :- .m.
P..ri(td ri. IVonh.nmthft,
S'tetrinl Kiifu I it. Bi.
9:00 . n . fxu-s,ChicoUMl
: HtiBt- Lavu
I : clog.
AtUmtc salt Ife. P-tiTr. t :i ft. m.
EvpiYwA Ft. ortb.(maJ.
p. us. K-vDas 1'itT, t.
Ti-v Hu'jU Loot,Ccd
ifigwa EmmU
Ft. Pt.nl Walls. Walla Uwia. 7:t a, m.
Tvx Mall ton.8pokstna.Mia-
:tl p, m. neapolla.Ht. Pant.
a taiuth. Mil-ID-
ixfc.ana kCb.cay-a-I-t
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
rKOM rORTLAKD.
Mlp.sm. all satUm dates Uts.a
subject to ehans
For Ran Fraele
Satl svsry S dara
nailr Csis i. Sner too a .
Ex. s undar asaaawra. Ka. euaaar
AJti i ro.
ratiirdav Te Astarta and Way
lti:tiu p. m. laadisvcs.
or- a m WlnaswtM Stoar. i .Xp. m.
Kx.buudajr Ks. kuadav
Oresoit t Itr, New.
bur-. Halein, lnle
penilen,.. Jk Hay
7:tia. m. Wniaantle aaS Taav :S0 p. n.
Tuo . I loir am kiwi. Hon.. We.1.
aud Su and Frt.
"fffoti tltv, fav.
ion, May Lead
ing. S:ona. m. Klilsovne She,, 4:10 a.m.
Tue., I lmr Hon.. rd.
auU bat. Portlatid t t'orvet- and Frl.
lis A War laud-la
l.v. Hlparia
a. m.
llallj
as. Slver. iLv.lwUtou
Itailjr
Klparla le Lswlsloa ta.ia.
W. L Lawrence, Agent,
Biggs, Oregon.
por six yrtra I was Ir'ttsat af 6 wm
epala In lu woi-Ht form. J troukl eat nothlDff
Dutmiilt tot&Mt, and at ttmMmjr aunkvcb would
not retain and dfteat even tuat. Latit Marrb I
b"frttn tukiiiK C'ASCA KKTS and ainee tbca I
have ioaiiiy Im proved, until 1 m aa wall aa X
ever wiia In my life."
UAVijj u. Uuurir. Newark. O.
CAN CSV
1 N V CATMAT19
twtsfLiit.nt- Ptns.a.si. Pfitsnt. TaaltsS flood. Da
J GutMa. .N(ir Mtcken. We-sno, or Grip. Kg. tLc. HM,
... CURE CONSTIPATION, ...
(Htws KsraaMStr Cw-p j, Ik., Mmmtr, aw aTK Il
m-lmtm'
lYSPEPSli
Baby's First Shoes Free.
The Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co. will present your
Baby, born during 1901, with its first pair of
shoes. We carry a full line of the shoes made by
this famous House. Latest Styles. Pricej to
suit Everyone.
Men's Shirts at 53 cents.
We are offering a line of Man's Shirts,
Negligee, formerly $1 and SI. 75, your
8
Men's Hats,
Hats which
50 cents to
.Ask for Prices on Groceries.
Fleer, $3.75 a bbl.
tLaaEtskaicases nsr.TAai:; ?.vzsr, ar?x.TaK333
A. LIPHAX. rti'vi' W
Best For the Bowels.
So itintter what ails yoi, headache
to a cancer, you m ill never get well
until your bowels are put right.
j CASCARETS help nature, cure yon
without a gripe or pain, prutlttcc eaty
natural movements, cost you jtut 10
cents to start getting your health
back. CASCARETS Candy Cathar
tic, the genuine, put np in metal
boxc, every tablet lias C. C. C.
stamped on it. Pewit roof imitations.
aat T.iacca Satt aa4 Ml Tw I if mwny.
To quit tubafoo etly aud turerer. be naff
Bcuc full o life, acrre ami vicor, ukt fiI
Bae. tbe woaucr-worttar, that mikf-i eaak urn
strong-. All druefftata. Si. Cure s-aaraa-
terd. Booklet ami aaiaole free. Auitms j'
owuo( nemair K.9 ubicsco or raw 1 or;
OTICK FOK PI RLICATION.
Lxd Omct at The 1.m.lsh. Orwiox, 1
- . Feb. I'fi, HsM. (
Notice is herehv civen that the followmo
named settler ha n!d nitice of his intenUtea
to nutke bnal tmW in au.p.t of hi claim,
and that ai.i j-r.. t s. ill bemaie bef.e
A C. Halmer, TL . S. CMuuiisstter at Prine-.
ville, Oreirou, on Thursday, AprtL IL. llsjl.
Ajaae:ina N. S.te'f Lamonta. ttrefgsr,'
H K. No. 57SL forth XK( XE1; Sec S1 '
NWJ Sec. S,SVJ SV. ec -.'l T. 13 S., R. U
K , W. St.
Ha n unfa the followine witnesses to prove v
his continuous rtvidetice upon and cultivation '
of said land, viz: f
J. S. McMeem Jemr Achey. J. H. Gra-1, I
of Lamonta, Warren Brown, of PrinevUle,
Oretaa.1 '
Jay P. Lucas, i
iiecisUT
NOTICK Ft IK 1THHOATION.
Laud Otfcce at The liallrs, (
February 1901.
Notice is hereby irtven that the fojlosrlns; .
named settler ha hied notice of hi intention
to make htiJ pro.? in ttrt of hi claim,
and that said prisd will be made liefore J. J.
Smith. Countv ClerV. At PrinevUle, OreKon.
on Friday. A..i. 12 1301, vis:
John W. Jesiee, of Priuevi!!, Orca-on. H.
E. No. T.Vil for the F.S SKf Sec 14, XKjr
NEi, Sec 23 and XW NVt Sec St, T. 11 j
S. K. IS K. W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove ;
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
ol astd lanJ, vis:
John J. Johnson, William C. Couleton,
Oecar-Crain, of PrinevUle, L. I. Oillenwater,
Post, Oreiom. Jay P. Lucan,
lle-.ristev.
CONTEST NOTIOa
Plpamtmivnt or thk Intkbior.
Land OHice at THK J'.VLLKS, OK.
Fem.ry 12,
A niff.Htmtcnntefttatl.davit having Iweu fil
ed in Uil office Uy Charles J. Cotter,
oonteataiit, aaitiHt hmrtcd tntry No. 7.VS7.
ntale Amr SW, lWHI. f-n- SE SVv SS' SK
Sec 29, X K i N El Stc 32 Tp 17 S., K 12 K.
by Karl 4. il i .-i Oiutvute, in which it
k allevl th:,t aaid Earl (v. Uria
ha wholly a1aisihvnei aaid tract and changed
hi reithUfticv thnrt-fioin f r mora than six
uicmtii iuce niuUitt aiii'l entry;
And that Maid allrdj'd aluindoninrnt li '
dtMs ti V him eiiiplnriii-fnt in the niilitury tr
naval iwr loe if th lniUd StuUm in time of j
war, Haid artit-i ai-e hereby nititiot) t t
ear. and rMMnd aiil offer evidence tin:h
fnK ""id allegation at 10 o'clK:k a. m. n .Mar.
30 1901, before A. C. Palmer IT. S. 0mmi.t
tioer at hut otlice at Piineville. Onvon, (nd
that tiual hrariiiK will lw held lit 10 iVclnck
a. m. on AUiI 1, I H01, lefore) the lieKi-
ter aiMl Keciever nt ihe I'nited Ktatea Land
OHic in The Dnll-, Oi-eiu.
The atiid cmtet.int haiiivr. in a proper affi
davit, filed .Inn. 2H, nm mst fort.i FauU which
hw that after due diliKfito iiiHnal nor vice
of thia notice can not lw utmle, it i hereby
ordered and directed that anch notice be k'-
en by due and pmer ptiMicHtion.
JAY P. Lt'CAS,
lleMter.
Home8tml Consolidated Notice
For Publication
Land office at The Iiilli, rtKn
Fubrtinry 4, 1H01,
Notice a hereby jjiven that th following
naitied Hettlert have tilel in it ice of iiiWiitiuii
to make ftntd pnHf on their ret4ective clnium
before J. J. .Smith. 0 unity C'lerk, at l'rine
ville, OrK-" Tliurwday, March 21, t!01,
viz:
Jerome H. Cole, on hrnieHtal applica
on No li:U7 for the V NWJ SKK XWJ
Sec, M. Tp. IS S, H 13 E W M
Peter G. Cole, -n h-mi -tt;id applicatiun
No t'tXti for YM Sec 27, T VA S, K 13 E W
M
WltneamtM: n. n Ptttyj.-hn, of PrinevUle.
Oregon, Enoch Cvriw. of Lamonta, iexn,
lerry Ketvd, of Culver. Oregon, and Knbert
sjghtimm, of Lamonta, Oregon.
JY Lt'c .H, Itexiater.
Subscribe for Journal,
I'.yjHgfff.Ss.MRI.
59 cents up.
sold formerly $1.50 to $3.50 now sell for
Two dollars.
We can sava you MONET in that line..
Sack, $1.C0.
Simpson, Wilson & Co.
line wi
Fire-proof building, 90x300 feet, is now
ready to handle iierohaudine, Wool, etc.
HAUL YOUH FSE3GHT TO SHAN1K0
-DEALERS 1-
Coal, Flour,
Liiimber, Wood,
Hay and' Grain.
Siiecisl Attention given to wool trade. First-class failing
and grading facilities. Also stock varus, latest plans.
All Modern Improvements for Handling Stock.
FauNCH d- Co., Bankers, Tl
I Mopke Pboh., lUnkers. Mi
1 W. Lord. The D-.ll. ..
V.B F. Lacoalix, The Dnll-
PROPRIETORS
7I7T
w;7 '-Z1 r-
1 aS a 1 " 1 't
HAYSTACK
B
lood Stock
DltEEDER OF
DRAFT, COACH AND CARRIAGE HORSES.
Choice youiior breeding stock a specialty.
G. SrRINGER, Haystack, Crook Co., Oregon
TIIRONTHRONSON.
Mines Examined ami reported on.
ORES ASSAYED.
All work given roint and careful attectlou
Ashwood, ... Oueoos.
N
TIIT1CK FOR Prr.I.IOATION.
I'nited fctaten Jnnd Otlice,
t The DidleM, DrvK'oii. JHtitiuiy C8, 11XH.
I N -tice l hereby x'wvu tliat tle folIowinK
I n:.iiifil aettler huj fileil uoticj of intt ntion to
1 in ke Hind proof in nupH.rt of h.!cliim and
t?i.t aidd pro-f will Imj uifle b-'fore J.
Smith, County Clerk at hi otr.ee in Piine
, ville. Oregon, on Thuml.ty the 14th day of
M.rch, 1001. vlx:
CtiA.ti.KH J. O Kkli.kv, H K Nm WOT, for
NWf SK'i, S'i NK'4. NK'i XK of Sec 3T
hi Towuihip No. K S., Kan- Nn. 17 K.. W,
M.
1 He no men the following witneMHeM to prove
i hi o ntinuoiw renidence Hh.ii untl cnltivatioii
of mud laud, via:
V. H. llirdnon-.', W. If. Kinder, Clyde
Khidnr, J allies LttWMon, all of lrinvilte, Ore
jf.n, day. P. Luciw. Hewintcr.
Dissolution of Partnership.
I Notice is beroby yiven thnt tlw part
j nombip hurwtofore exmiii( btweei .John
i F. Mrri Hiid Floyd Uowell Iim been
di -solved by mutiml consenr. All debts
( due and hwhik tlut firm of Morr'in V R w
ull must bu pmd to J. F. M -rua who
I h1m i MUinen nil linb litits of thv a.iid Hi in.
le.dpd 4m 4. Vm- J- F. M.-tria,
1 tvya IVwV.
Laundered and
choice for 50cts.
Banlters, The Tallra.
ro.
For Cash For the
Next 30 Da vs.
m
HARNESS AT
COST.
Saddles, B;.'di s Bits,
Spars, Qairts, Muggy
Whips, Men's Cloves
and ether articles at
GREATLY REDUCED
PHICES
J. W. BOONE.
anch.
TO THE 1EAF. A rich lady, cured of
her IVafnem and Noieea in the Head by lr.
NicholiMnBi Artificial Kar lrmiirt, ave10,
000 to hit Iimtitute, an that deaf ieopleunnble
t procure the Kar lrnnis mav have then. free.
Address No. HSSli, The NichoWn lutitute,
790, E hth Avenne New York.
Don't Tobaero At au4 Snmke tear Ufa Away.
To quit tobaoco eustily nnd forever, be mag
netic, full of life, uervu mul vitor, take No-To-Dac.
the wonilnr-worlter. ihut inakn weak men
strong. All dniKiriats, 60c or tl. Cure iro a run-
teed Booklet mid Sfimple free. Address
Sterling Remwly Ca. Chlcatjo or New York.
Everybody Says So
Cncnreta Cnndr Cntbnrt ic, thft most won
derful tnt'dicul discovery of the. live, p teas
ant nnd rofri-abintT t-o th laste, at. trcntly
and ttoaitivolv on kiilnevs, liver nud towe)s.
t-lanniiiac tbo entiru systpm, dispel colds,
euro lieitunuhe, fevr, li.ihiMitil i-tniHtipation
nnd br ion tine, Pteaso buy nnd try n box
of i i C. to-duv; 10, Mi rents, tJoldsUid
guuruntoed to cure by ull druggists.
You can save money by tiiiikinj:
your final proofs and land tilings be
fore A. C. Palmer, U. S. commission
er.
The "Creamerie" Restaurant in Port-
Und, Oregon, on Washington street be
tw?tti Third and Fourth streets is one of
the iiHst popular lunch houses in that
city, deservedly enj yintr a good trade
on nccouut of the excellent ipiality
iihmI served, quick and courte-uis service
Hiid rensonable prices. Visitors in Port
M
land should not fnil to take tbvir meaU
at ihe 4tCrciu.tJre,M
Oolia.-m.TDia. Souttaarn
KITective 12:01 A. M.. Siipn-mlier 9, lMw.
Ponth South North Korth
bouud bouutl houud Bouud
Pallr Pally nUr
Freight Pssn. Fruight
Arrivs Arrive Leave Lesr.
7:30 l
S OI I
8:.1U
B.li i
K:;t:f I
9:118 I
9:12 i
0:'Js i
.U i
l:&4p.m! Bires 11 :?5 a.m 8:40p.m
i i:.p.m iiiDitons u;uu a.m a:np.m
1 2:14 p.m Waseu 10:4. a.ml 2:.rs p.m
: p.ia Klu'dykclu::) a.ni; '2:ip.sm
! 1WA p.m Summit 10:25 a.ml 2:. p.m
2:4i p.m liar C J-10:1. a m. 3:12 p. m
' 2:4 p.m .Mcio'lnsH":12 a.ni! 2:0K p.m
! 2:UD p.m lieMoi. l():(lu a.m 1:&! p.m
. 3:?r p.m, Mum 9::u a.iit' l:4Up.ta
I S:!9 p. in Erskinvl :3 a.m
8:44 p.m Il iV't W.l; a.m l:l p.m
I 4:ti6 p.m BnrlKnl H:-V a.m ,
4:-Sp.in lltithiie H:10 .m .
4:4m p.m Wiln.x j 8::'4l a.mt.... M
1 iirj" i-.in -hH'iiko ' H:H .m
SO. II. MOIII.KK.
Oett. Manager.
D. J. 11 VRRItt.
.SuiseriliWiiileiit.
Our Annuals nie guinjj like "hot
enkes," nnfl t Hie prrsent rate the
supjily will siion le exhausted. If you
linvo a frieml or rotation who wants
any information about Crook county
him a copy.
Ili.LTO! STIiLES
DAVENPORT BROS.. PROPRIETORS.
Stock boarded by the day, week or month. Fine saddle horse
and livery turnouts. Rates reasonable. Good aceominodattkios
Remember us when in Prineville and w e guarantee that tha
your patnonage will be deserved and appreciated.
DAVENPORT BROS.
Bay Horse, Foaled in 1804,
Owned by O. OXjIHSTE,
AVill stand for the season of 1900 in Prineville.
Harnnto was entered in four of
of Ot tolier 1MTJ, as follows: The J-mile ilnsli, the 5J furlong dash,
the -.uile heat, the 1-mile l:ih, taking: tirst money in all these rsew.
over such horses as IV.Zfiiiiin, Eel S, Latah, Paul Jones, nmi other.
TERSIS: !0 for scjison, payable at time of service. $25 tu
injure, payable when mare is koowu to be with foal or changes owners.
Settlers,
ftttcntion.
City Meat Market,
A Complete and Choice Line of
Beef, Veal, Mutton, Pork, Bacon,
Lard, and Country Produce.
Main st.. i-akopm.
Look
FOR
AURY
M
Send in your orders at ence.
We haA-e a good assortment on hand and saw extras to olr.
CLEAR LUMBER
Cull at Mill
or Address,
CONTEST NOTICE.
IliPAKTllKt T Ol- THK ISTERlua,
1' lilted State Isnl IMtioe,
The Dalles. OreKon, Hu. fi, MR.
A sufficient contest affidavit bavins; tsrsn
filed In this office by Emma B. Pik)
oontaHtunt, against homestead entry No. 72S1.
made April 7, lK'jy, for SK 3W see l and
NEK KWK and NJ1 XK .4
Section 22, Township 12,3, Kane IS, hy
.Toasph B. Johns, m Contest, in which it ia
alleged that said Joseph B.-Tohnaon has srboll jr
abandoned said tract and changed his resi
dence therefrom for more thansix saonths sisjc
making said entry, and that saeh aUrRs,!
alsuidomcnt is not due to his employment in
the mill tar or naval service uf the United
riUtes. Said parties are hereby notified to ;
aiear, respond and offer evidersse tmchini(
said allexatiim at 10 o'clock a. in. aw Apr V
l'JOt before A. C. Palmer. V. S. Conunis.
siasier. st his office at PrinevilTn, Ore.,
(and that tjnul hearing will be held at stf
o'clock a. m. on Ma y 7, l'.al bef.sre)
the ReiriHter and Keceiver at tae Varied
States Land Office in The Dalles, tarsytsa.
Tli. said contc-Htant having, in n lansper
affidavit, tiled Jan. Ti. 1900, set fseth fact,
which show that after due diliKene. per.
sonal servios of tliLa notice can not be '
made, it is hereby ordered aeddirected that
such notice be given by dne and proper pub.
lication. Jay P. Lucas, Kvwister.
- Otis Patterson, Ueaasver.
. Administrator's Notice.
Notice I. heieby pven that tlie niMlershnieil
hn 1een by the County Court of Cnsik Cv
ty, Dreiosn, duly a4tointed adiiiinistiat- f
' the estate of Joseph iilaze, deceae.l and sJI
fierii havinir claims sgainst said estate ar
hereby requested to pretent the sun duly
veriitted to aaid administratr, at Pi ia ville.
Oretfisa, within six months from the daa T
the first publicatnin of thk notice.
Dated. January 17th, l'.MJl.
li. F. NichoK
Admliilstratr of estate of Juaep Glaze,
deceased.
tlie Prinevilhj Jnukcv Club
Jjfaviny Oitanect 7rim, jfc
curat and Compea SPfcrir
nti'r& County and Matt
ing arjre experience in lanm
matters, S am prepared te
SurnisA valuable in fo rm at on
to intending tetHers, and ma
2. 3. Commissioner mriti taJta
iinya and &inal Proofs
all descriptions. 3 I
Jf. C. Pal mer, 11. S. Com.,
IPrineville, Oretjon
Toster & Lehman
Proprietors.
ie 31.
THE
SAWMILL
.Planed to ORDEtt.
rmcE,
1 1 ) i t 5.