Gary House Bar.
"! . '! ; '.;
Henderson & Pollard, Proprietors, "
Perfectly Halural(f)
Last Monday evening two young
ladies, being curious to see the bot
tom of the King shaft, induced thfl
WINES,;' ,
miners to take them down. Thfl
skip was lined with burlap and "
they went down with ease but in
comir.g back they were a littlo
LIQUORS, : 1 CIGARS
Tt,i r,
more frightened and occaniona!ly a
scream would sound through tho
shaft. When the top was reached
they were black in the face from
bugging each other. Ashwood
Well Known Educator Dead.
W. R. Privett, county superin
tendent of schools for Baker county
MAIN STRKKT.
1'RINEVILLK. OREGON
Look Oiit-:
-i FOR THE
M
AURY SAWMILL
Sendin your orders at once.
We have a good assortment on hand and saw extras to order.
CLEAR LUMBER Planed to ORDER.
Cult at Mill
or Addreni,
T . PRICE, .
, OREGON .
City Ilea
1
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Foster & Lehman
Proprietors.
A Complete and Choice Line of
Beef, Veal, Mutton, Pork, Bacon, i
Lard, and Country Produce.
Hail! St. PriDeYille, Oregon 'PllOflG 31.
PLAGE TO SAVE MONEY.
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1 Brass Bound 2 foot rule.
1 good pair 8 inch scissors.
1-2 lbs Tin Box Klondike
Smoking Tobacco.
4 bars of Lyon Soap,
2 8 quart tin milk pans.
1 glass syrup pitcher, nickel
top.
30 Boxes parlor matches.
2 pairs Ladies' fast black hose
5 Packages sweet chocolate.
1 big Turkish towel.
1 white Lansdale cambric apron
1 Glass berry set.
I Glass Milk Pitcher.
Lacies' long sleeve vests, med,
Ladies drawers, medium.
Hamilton Stables
Md Redby Feed Bam.
Stock boarded by day, week or
month. Fine saddle horses and
livery turnouts. Rate reasonable.
Good accommodations.
Remember us when in Prine
ville, and we guarantee that your
patronage will be appreciated
and deserved.
BOXNEY & COILRS, Proprietors.
MEAN'S mies
Doctors find
A Good
Prescription
FormaiikmcL
The Bee Hive don't lieep anything; it sells
every tiling. I. MICHELL.
died at his home in Baker City
April 17. Mr. Privett taught
school a number of years in Linn
county. The editor of the Jour
nal was a pupil of Mr. Privett'a
when a small boy, and remembers
him as a pleasant teacher. .
Boone & Doak,
-DEALERS IN-
AND
Chaps, Bite, Spuss and everything pertaining to a cowboy's
outfit. We also make a fine ladies' side saddle. Repair
ing promptly and carefully done. Immediate attention
given to mail orders.
Prlnevillc, Oregon.
ED N. WHITE,
JOHN COMBS.
White & Combs.
-DEALERS IN-
WINES, LIQUORS,
DOMESTIC and fTfl A 1?Q
IMPORTED ... Vjl VJXXVO.
COUNTRY ORDERS FIRST DOOR SOUTH
SOLICITED. POIN DEXTER HOTEL.
PRLNEVILLB, OREGON.
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Regulator Line.
WAKTFD f-A mm of bad haattti (hat TT-A"N S win
ftot btDtfit. Thajr batitth pain and prolong lilt. Out g Ivaa
rtlttf. Notttha word R'I P'A N S on tht awekaga and
accept no Bubarimtt. RTPA'N'S. to for j ceou, mar
ba had at any drug atort. Tan aampfra and on thouaait)
Wtimoniala will oa mailed to any addrtia for nva ctnta,
fnrwardfd to tha Ripaoa Chemical Co.. No to Sprue
ftirctt, Niw York.
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Hunting Trouble.
Canyon City was visited by
some Indians from the Warm
Springs reservation last Monday
who apparently had no sbject in
view other than obtaining infor
mation about the killing of the
Columbia Indian, Scarface Char
ley, in the Izee country two years
ago, and had the nerve to ask
where the party was who did the
shooting. When informed that
they could find the man who did
the shooting any time they were so
disposed, one of them appeared
very indignant, and flourished his
Winchester around in a manner
that would indicate that he was
actually looking for trouble. They
soon departed on their way south
ward. !
They each' carried a thirty-day
pas irom tiie agent at w arm
Springs reservation dated March
13th.
This will bring to mind an in
cident of two years ago in the Izee
country in which the son of Dave
Cutting was shot and killed by the
Indians. The settlers of the Izee
country have no love for an Indian
and should these Warm Springs
brothers drop over that way look
ing for trouble they will surely be
The Dalles,
Portland &
Astoria
Navigation Co.
W.O. Alloway,
Agent.
The Dalles, Oregon.
accommodated, Blue
Eagle.
Mountain
Jas. G. Clark, of Douglas county
has been sent to the insane asylum,
as a result of having been turned !
out in the cold by the friend to
he deeded his farm a few years ago
on condition the friend should care
for him in his old age. Mr. Clark
was weil known at one time as a
musical composer and sincer.
Jess Moss was here yesterday
and reported that Frank Shaw,
one of horsethieves who stole threo
of Moss's horses a few days ago,
was examined at Albany last Mon
day and made full confession of
the stealing. Pettyjohn, Shaw's
accomplice in the stealing, is still
at large, and it is thought he has
crossed the Cascades and is now
in Crook county. Lebanon Express-Advance.
The Thirty-third and Thirty-
fourth Volunteer Regiments, re
cently returned from Manila hae
been mustered out. The Twqnty
eighth and Thirty-fifth Infantr y,
now in camp at the Presidio, ex
pect to be mustered out of the ser
vice April 30. Although there are
very few troops now under order
for the Philippines, transports will
lie rushed there as fast as possible,
to be in Manila in time to brinv;
home all the volunteers to be mus
tered out by July 1.
Owing to the demand for hor e
meat in some parts of Europe the
horse abattoir at Linnton, wa
started up a short time ago. It if
estimated that 10,000 cayuses will
j be slaughtered this year.
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