f' Mitch.-ii V..
'Moils'- am. '.
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f In Men's iv.i
"(A We hue n. ilonnian, Kotuacnuii v v
i$ ...... in ..II a- .n.Ui half the price of tailor made
i.f-J HIHS lYIli'' ' ...IIHCeU,
vft In Boy's
We have . .-!.-v wnst
f? value ever In.
I rlllt'Vllle,
f PLOWS. HARROWS, (BOMBS, RAKES 'AND ALL
Destructive Ha:l Storm.
The most terrific hull storm that
?ver visited this section passed over
the city Saturday afternoon May
13, at half past three o'clock, con
tinuing for about half an hour
with unabating force.
A few moments before the Btorm
broke forth, dense black clouds
were Been rising from the south
west, while the flashing lighting
and rolling thunder foretold of
4he imtwnding storm. Many of
the timid ones began to fear and
seek shelter none too soon to es
cape the suden downpour of hail
stones, measuring irom erne to one
and one-half inches in diameter,
and sheeU of ice falling from tha
eky, now dark with angry looking
clouds.
It seemed as though Jove, the
mythical deity of the ancient Ro
mans, had in fact turned loose his
wrath and thunderbols upon the
inhabitants of Canyon City.
Horses and cattle were driven
almost frantic by the stinging welts
from the icy bullets. Several teams
hitched along the streets broke
their fastenings and tore through
the town. Some, who were unable
to hold their teams, unhooked
them from the vehicles and turned
them loose, while several braved
kthe storm, holding their horses
with great difficulty and coming
out of it with bruised heads and
and bodies.
The greatest damage wrought
by the storm was the stripping of
the froit trees of their fruit and J
foliage. The damage in this line l
was especially great, as the fruit
prospects for the season were never
letter, the trees being tforrTpletely
. covered with fruit ancT blossoms.
Gardens also suffered.' Vegetables
which were up, were driven back
i lto the ground, and shrubs were
snapped off like frail reeds
Nearly every building in the city
suffered from broken windows and
glass doors, and in several instances
roofs could not withstand the ter
rific bombardment.
After tha storm had subsided,
the waters which had collected in
the path of the storm, in the ra
tines on the east and west of town,
came tearing down Town Gulch
; and the Izee road, amounting to
almost rivers in volume and fam
. iliarly known in this country as
"waterspouts."
For over an hour this large vol
ume of water came roaring down
Town Gulch, and but for the time-
ly assistance of a large number of
men and boys, who placed planks
, on edge thereby forming a levee,
the cellars and stores along Wash
ington street would have been
Hooded and the street filled up with
"slickens." As it was, no damage
was done except washing out the
street in the gulch. Photographer ui to Slve peonal attention to receiv
Putzien secured seven 1 good pic. j '"X d forwarding merchandise ufany
jtures of the crowd, c llected on the decril,liuu "
n Kaci no Buggies and
i Licks
as' Clothing.
, line f mens and boys' cloth
r ..Vlling at exceptionally luw prioi
imI tuita which are the b'.'st
corner to witness the sight.
The storm passed over the, farms
of Joe Oliver and D. B. Rinchart,
playing sad havoc on both places.
We have not learned definitely
the loss sustained by those; gentle
men, but it will no doubt approach
the 1(1000 mark. Grant Co. News.
Man that is born of woman is
small potatoes and few in a hill.
He goeth forth in the morning
warbling like a lark, and is knock
ed out in one round and two sec
ends. In the midst of life he is in
debt, and the tax collector pnr-
sueth him wherever he goeth.
The banister of life is full of splint
er", and he slideth down with
much rapidity. He starteth down
the cellar with a coal hod well
loaded, and goeth forth hastily,
and the coal hod cometh after him
and sitteth upon him. He buyeth
a watch dog and when he cometh
home late from the lodge, the dog
biteth and sitteth beneath him un
til rosy morn. He cometh at even
tide and meeteth the wheel-barrow
n his path, and it sitteth up and
smitteth him to the earth and
f.illeth upon nim and runneth one
of its legs into his ear. He layeth
up riches in the bank, and the pre
sident speculates in margins and
then goeth forth to Canada for his
health. When autumn has come
he putteth on his winter pants and
a wasp that abideth in them filleth
j him with intense excitement.
change,
Ex-
Notice to Cmtraclort.
Notice ii hereby iven that bids will
be received by the county curt f Crook
County for the construction and furnish
ing uf material fur the Fancy bridge
across Crooked river. The aauie to be
n accordance with plain and specifica
tions no, on file with the clerk uf said
oui-t attli'e court house in Prineville Ore
gon. The contract to be let to the
lowest respouaible bidder for cash. Said
bridge and approachuient to be completed
on or before the first day uf November,
A. D. 1001. Payment to be made as
follows: One third
hen the timbers
used in he construction are on the
ground, one third when the necessary
irons are on the ground and the balance
when the bridge is completed and ac
cepted by the court. The successful
bidder must furnish a bond approved by
the county judge, in the sum of $1500
within two days atler tne contract
awarded and in caae of failure to furnish
ucn approved Dona tne con tract win oe
awarded to the next lowest bidder,
The court reserves the right to reject
anv and all bids. Said bids shall be
sealed bids to be opened at a special
meeting of the court at 10 o'clock a. in.,
June 1, 1001, and contract awarded iu
open court.
By order of the county court.
I. J. Smith, County Clerk.
Z. F. Moody haa a representee now
at Shaniko to look after the needs of his
woul growing and shipping customers.
His agent ia prepared to advance freight
j to customers, receive and forward wwila
0, L. Salomon.
Tho Red Corner v l'rinovillo, Oregon
General Merchandise.
Staple ami Fancy Groceries.
Taints ami Oils.
Windows and Doors.
Wool sacks ami Twine.
Hardware and Stoves. .
II W Rale.
Tho following wool rates for the
present season, taking effect at once
liavc been established:
Wool compressed in , bales, car
loads, minimum weight 24,000,
from Shnniko to New York, Chi
cago, Boston, Hartford, Philadel
phia, Baltimore, and points there
with, 11.40, per KM), pounds.
Wool in sacks, or bales, any
quanity, from Shaniko to The
Dalles, 30, cents per 100 pounds.
Wool in sacks, any quanity,
from all stations on tho Columbia
Southern Railway to Shaniko. 5
cents per 100 pounds.
C. E. Lytic, G. F. A.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Omc at The Dulles, Orhiox
Apr. 27. I'JOI.
Notice In hereby given tht the following
named settler hue tiled n.'ticc of hie intention
tn make tiniU proof in support uf hi. claim. "d
that said proof will ha niade More J. J.
Smith, County Clerk t Prineville, Oregon,
on Saturday June, 15, 1!01, viz. Marion It.
Biggs of Prineville, Oregon. H. K. No.
009S for the E!4 NE'4 K'A SKtf Sec. U
T. l.V S.. K. 11 E. W. M.
He namea the following witnenwa to
prove hia cotitiiiuoui rraidence upon and
cultivation of naid land, viz:
W, R. Pollard, U. JS. Prine, John Elder,
T. F. Cadle, all of Priimville, Oregon.
JAY P. LUCAS.
Itegi.ter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land office at The Dalle, Oregon
April 27, W01
Notice la hereby given that th following
named settlers have filed notice of intention
lto make final proof on their reiectlrt claims
before J. J. Smith. Oounty Clerk, at Pnna.
ville, Oregon on Friday, June 7, l'JOl,
viz:
William W. M :Va on homestead applica
tion No 5ISH for the NX dEK, E
Sec, . Tp. 15 S, R IS E W M
Witneaaea: Henry Grimes, John 1 El
liott, Marian Elliott, Arthur Sear., of Prine
ville, Oregon. ' ' .
Jat P. Ll'CAH, Register.
Pvllman Ordinary Sleepers.
The tourist travel between the east and
the Pacific coast haa reached enormous
proportions in the last few years, and
calls for a special chus of equipment. To
I meet this demand Ihe .Pullman Co. haa
I issued from its shops what it technically
lealla the "Pulliuiiii Ordinary Sleeper. '
! Xheae can appear aiinilar lo the regular
(sleeper, being built on the same plan,
hut not furnished with the same elegance
They are equipped wilh iiiattreasea,
blankets, sheets, pillows, pillow-caaes,
towels, combs, brushes, etc., requiring
nothiugof the kind to be furnished by
the passenger. Each car haa a stove for
...i...... ..n .j iuu ...a a. .;.. "iihi .
housekeeping." atfd each section can b
tted with an adjustable table. A uni
funned porter: accompanies each car. his
i ousuiena im-hih m mug up ocrun., eep
ttie car clean, aim iook alter tne couiiorta
and wants t the passengers. In each of
the trains which are dispatched daily
from Portland by the O. R. rtr N. Cc. is
to be found one of theae "Pullman Or
dinary Sleepers." The car is attached
tu the ''Chicago Portland Special,"
which goes through to Chicago without
change, and Ihe one in the "Atlantic Ex
press" runs tn Kansas City without
change. Paaaengers In thia cr fur Chi
cago change tn a similar car at Granger.
Much of the first clans travel is being
carried in theae cars, the rates being
lower, and the service being iieailyequal
tu that, in the palace sleepers.
For ratea and full information, in
cluding folders, write tn A. L. Craig, 0.
P. V., O. R. N. Co. Portland, Ore.
Educate Tmrr Bowel With Case ret.
Canity Cathartic, cure constipation foreve
Me,. ltac.C.hdrugaUureluuumoo.
General
Dressy Apparel
Wo could expatiate t
..(... VL l..Lia mill
in .1... .'n ....... ,
tin. mil passing lint urv nl our iirnnti. but llumu p mnrr
well known, mi that it will sultioe if we cull your nlluiaimn M
to our ollering. '
In Ladies Fine Slices 5$
Wo curry b full line of the F. Meyer A Cu,, W. in lb
null uiul hand tittitfil kls mi'l patent loatliur. -
Infants' and Childrens'
ReriShma, llrnwn Shoos, HUlo tsh.i in fact all colors, jS
hlllll j.f tULf lli'i'l mi'l "I'l' l""',1' t,i
KINDS OF FAEM
JTOTICK FOR PUHLWATIOM.
Land Orrit ii at Tub Hai.um, R.,
May II. HkH.
Notir In hfiThv iHvf n thsit lh Mlowii'ic
IMtiird wttlar lua i:lcd noli of lli Intention
Uimake lillal proof illup..nto( hi" sluiiu,
that ai.l proof will !k lna.1" M"t
A. C. Pnln:er I'S.Cuniii'lMionrr at Prlnevilli,
Uii-KoU, on Friday, .'uiih 21. I'M, viz:
Coiumodore Carroll of Howard, ()r.on,
II. K. No. 57M. for the KE. Svc, 111.
WJ NE.8o. 30. T. HIS., K. 111 K. W. M.
He nniiicn the foMi.wliw witiK to prove
hi oonlinuoua rmidiiwe upon and cultivation
of. haul l.uiil, viz:
C. E. Wright. A. C. llilli u, W, C. Barnre,
C. C. Hon, all of Howard, Or.ton.
JAY P. LUCAS. Knji.Ur.
NOTICE FOR 1THL1CATIO.V.
UEHKKT LAND. FISaL PKOOF
1 U. S. Und Office, The Dalle". Or.,
; Apr. HI, 1901.
Notice la hereby itlven that John L. Allen
of Hay Creek, Oregon haa tile't hi"
notice of Intention to! make final proof on
hi. deaert-Lind claim No. 74, for S . HE V,
Sec. 4, T. 12 H., U, IS E., W M. More
A. C. Palmer U. S. CoinmlMinerat Ptlnaville,
Oregon on the 3lt lUy of May 111.
He namea the followiiiir witnennee to pnive
hi comolete Irrigation and reclamatiuii of.
Mid IhiiH:
Seth Moore. John HatinK A, J. Pilzer
A. Foul". U ' "y f-reidt. Oreon.
JAY P. LUCAS
Ke(iter.
Notice to Crcdilon.
Notice i hen-Sy given that tho under
ii)cd haa lien by tho County Court uf
the ritate uf Oregon for the County of
Crook, duly appointed administrator of
the estate uf Nancy A. Ueiiham, duceaiud
and all pereoni having cluima againat
aid eatate are heroby required lu pre-
teiit the same duly verified, tn said ad
imiiiiatrator, t the office, of A. C. l'alnmr,
in Prineville, Oregon, within six months
from the dale of this notice.
J, R. Rrnliain.
Adm'r of the estate of Nancy A. Den
ham, deceased.
Dated April, 17th, 1901
In tha Circuit Court for the state of Oiegon
for the county of Crook.
J. M. .Slinkier, plaintiff, vs. Alice Minkler,
defendant.
To Alice Minkler, the above named defend
ant. In the name of the state of Oregon: You
are hereby required to appear and answer the
complaint filed against ynu In the obove en
titled suit no or before Saturdr-y, the 29th
day of June, A. D., 11)01; and if you fail to
snawer for want thereof, the plaintiff will ap
ply to the court fur tin relief demanded in
said complaint, tnwit: a decree dissolving the
Ixnid. of matrimony heretofore existing be
tween the plaintiff and the defendant herein,
and that the custody of Arthur Minkler and
ltuby Minkler, minora, be awarded to plain
tiff. The date of the first publication of this sum
mons is May Hi, l'JOl, ana is puulisneu in
.e Cr,x.k County Journal by order of Hon.
W. L. Bradshaw, Judge of the Seventh Judic
ial District of Oregon, and done at The Dalles
Oregon, thil ICth day uf March, 1101.
A. C. Palmkr,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Best For the Bowels.
No matter what ails you, headache
to n cancer, you will never get well
until your bowela are put right.
CAS0ARET8 help nature, cure you
without a gripe or pain, produce- eney
naturnl movements, cost you juitt 10
centa to atart getting your health
back. CA8CARET8 Candy Cathar
tic, the genuine, put up in nietiil
tioxes, every tuhlet hiu C. C. C.
(tamped on it. Beware of imitation ,
. Bdoeat Tour Bowels With Case rets.
Candy Cathartle, cure conatlraittnii fororer.
ldc.Sv. ItC.C.C.fan,drucglsuirefunduouey.
Piliu-ksmithing and Wagon
ltqairing,
for Ladies. .
great lontfil upim tlm aupnriiirily gi
I'm, IK. 1111(1 lllllll II Villlilllll llpoll
if.
IMPLEMEHTS. g
aN
OTICK Foil pflll.ICATIoN.
Dkimiitmsnt ok Tui l.i'rvaum,
Land Ollice at Tho Dal'.u. Oregon,
April Id, I'-ail.
Notice Is hereby given that the folltwing
named settler haa tiled notioe uf his luleiitl 'II
to make proof In support of his deae.it ln-l
slaim Nimilier Mi before A. C. Palmer,
U. S. Commissioner at Prineville, Oregon,
mi Friday, May 31, liml, vizi
Colonel F. Smith, of liny Stack, Oregon,
for the EKK'i, N'vV'4, SK'i Sec. 27.
Tp. 12 S., It. 14 E..W. M.
He names the following witnea,ws to prove
thu complete iirlaatiun and rei.'liiuiatl"U iJ
aid U"d:
J. S, McMeeii, J'y Achey, Win. Sainm
Eiuuilitt Eagan, of Iaununta, Oregon.
Jay P. Lu'-aa,
Register.
N
T OTICK FOIl It'BLICATIOX.
Land Omn at Tit Dau.iw, Ohh:o, I
Apr 23, lltl.
Notice Is hereby giver, that the full,, wing,
ntmeil settler has H'ed notlre of Ida intention
to make tmal pnaif in up,rt of hia claim,
and that aaid proif will Uin.vln M.nv
The Kegi.U-r and llecelver at The Dailies,
Oregou, ou Monday, June .1, lWI.
Clay Trites, of Hajatack, Oregon. II K.
No. rXCJ.'.. fr the NE NW! NJ NKJi See 14
NW NWJec 1 T. 12 S It. 13 K , W. k.
He n Hues the following wituessea to prove
hia continuous residence Umu and cultivation
uf said land, viz:
JaiuiK H. Ijimeon, Culver, Ore.; Chaa. P.
Peeuler, Osborne Davoy, P. il.Farrell, Hay
stack, Oregon.
Jay P. Lucas,
Register
TIMBER CTLTUItE PHOOF-NoTICB
FOIl PUBLICATION.
United States Laud Ollice, The Dalles, Ore.
April 22, PJI.
Notl-.f Is hereby given that James Harry,
Douthit has tiled notice of intention Umiak
final proof hefia-e Max Lued-ieiuau, U. H.
Coiumli.siouer at tha reaalence ia A. J. Fri
day at Cross Keys, Ore., on Saturday tha Is
day of June, llAil, on timber cnlturr applica
tion No. fi the HXf'A nt Sec. 2, Tp. 11
d., It. 14, E., W. M. .
He names as witnesses; Waltrr Farrlah,
Jack Hasting, of Hav Creek. Ore., Joa Stew.
art, Bidwell Cram, of f Key., Oieguii.
JAi r. l.l.UA.'S Itrglater.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Laud Office at The Dalles. Oregon,
April 22, 1001.
Notice la hereby given that the following
named settler haa file,) notice of his intention
to make linal proof in support uf hut claim,
and that said proof will be mad lfore
The lteguter and Receiver at The Dalles,
Oregon, ou Monday June 3, l'JOl, viz:
Osborne Davey, of Haystack, Oregon,
H. E. No. 8002 for the Wjf SKK. 8 NE
Sec. 14, Tp. 12 8., It. 1.1 H. W. M.
He names the following witnesses to pmve
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
James H, Laiusnn, Cnlver Oregon; Clay
Trites, P, II. Karrell, Chaa. 1'. Feebler, Hay
tack Oregon, Jay P. Lucaa,
Itegister
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DlPAUTMKKT Of THE IsTKIIIOR,
Laud Ollice at Tiie Dalles, Oregon.
April 22, l'JOl.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler haa filed notice of his Intention
to make final proof In snport of his claim,
and that said proof will be made hefor The .
Itegister and Receiver at The Dalles, Or e.
ou Monday, June S, l'JOl viz:
Patrick H. Farrall, heir of Charles Farrell,
deceased, of Albany, Ore. H. E. No. KOtil,
for the WJ 8W'K, NEK SWandSWtf
NV)( Sec. 14,Tp. 12 8.R. 13 K W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
contlnuoa residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz: James H. Lamann, Cul
ver, Oregon; Clay Tritea, Oslsirne Davey,
Chaa, P. Feebler, of Haystack, Oregon,
JAY P. LUCAS.
Register,
now Are Tarar Klaers f
Tr. !Tob1' flpaeai'iis Pills cure sU ktaney 111. "laa
ale Ire. aaa.KiiIiiHikaieujitu..CliKaieetll.g