Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921, June 13, 1901, Image 3

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    A Loving Husband.
When the Presidential ( .nrly
was in New Orleans tin) (Irsl unci
mly interview ever necured with
Irx. MeKlulcy itiiieitred in the
lim('ii'n mid it tolcl of a loving
wifi;' trilmto to lwr loyal husband.
V iiole in part jih follows:
"Do you know Maj. Me.Kinley?"
rdie linked. "All, no oik! enn know
Jiim, lici'iui"!' to iijiirc(:iut(! him one'
is j (tut know 1 1 i in ltd I tto, and I inn
not Hii'ulciiit,' now of Mnj MKinley
ns tin! Prcddciil. I inn stalling
f him an i-.iy luiidiuml. If nay
olid could know what it is to have
it v.ife niek, coiiiihiiniii,', always
nn invalid for twenty-five years,
M'ldom u day well, nnd yet never u
word of uiikiiidneHH has ever passed
his lion; he is just the Mime tinder,
thoughtful, kind gentleman I knew
when fi rut he ciimu ami nought my
til nd. I know him because lain
his wife, and it in my proudest
pleasure to My thin, not because
lie is the Presklcnt, hut because he
it my husband. I wish that I
could have kmiii him yesterday. I
Jove to sec him among the people
whom he rax'ks to nerve do faithful
ly. But I rend h in tw,ht this
morning. I only wish that I could
ludp him m I should. But he is
so kind, ) good, o patient. He
jjives me all tho time he rn. Ho
never forgetH me, no matter how
lniy he is. I will he glad when he In
out of publie life. 1 did not want
Lim to run a second time, I
thought he had done enough for
the country, and now I know that
lie has done enough, and when his
term expired he will come home
and wo will settlo down quietly
nnd lie will In-long to me."
A car containing pine needle
manufactured from Grant's Push,
fossils from John Day valley, a big
whi.e pine log from Eastern Oregon
and an aHKortmcnt of ore, wool and
prunes, was shipiel to Buffalo last
week to be added to the Oregon ex
Libit. Fresh fruit will bo forward
ed to Buffalo early next month,
at regular intervals until the close
Ot the reason. Orcgonian. -THE
H0MBGOLDbuR&
An Insronlous Treatment by which
Drunkards are Cured Daily in
Splto of Themselves.
It is now gcnnrally known and un
flcnttood tlist Uruukenncns in h disriino
mid not KmikticMi. A body tilled with
Kiiwin and ncrvencMiipletc-ly nlinttoiiMi
y pcriislical or couHuiit uhj of ittlox
Uniting liquors, requires mi antidote
CHiiilile uf iieutriiliiing and rnlicuc
inK tliii poimin, nnd di-mroyiiig the
craving for intoxicants. Hulliirera may
nqw core tlieniBclved at home without
iiililicity or ins of time from budiiPM
iv this wonderful "HOME GOLD
CL'KK'which lias been jiorfeoted after
ninny years of close utility mill treat
meet of inebriiites. The faithful um
vecordiiig to directions of this won
der In I discovery is piwitively guaran
teed to cure the most obstinate cae,
li v mutter how hard a drinker. Out
recordsthow the maivelciis transform
ulioii of ihoiiKiinds of Drunkards into
sober, industrious nnd upright men.
W lYKHCUltai YOL'K W'SBA X PS !
CHILDKKN CUKK YOUR FA
THEM! I This remedy is in no sense
n ntiHruin but is a specific for this
ilisense only, and is so skillfully do
vised nnd prepared that it is thorough
ly soluble hiuI plensiint to the taste, so
that it can be given in a cup ol tea or
eonVc without the knowledge of thr
person taking it. Thousands uf drunk
urds hnve cured themselves with this
priceless remedy, and us many more
have been cured and made temperate
men by having the cure administered
by Iming friends; and relatives' with
out tljeir kjiowledge in tea or entice,
ii nd believe today that they discon
tinued drinking of their o-vn free will.
1)0 NOT WA1 1'. Do not be deluded
bv apparent and mihlesdiiig "improve
ment. The HOME GOLD CUKK is
sold nt"the extremely low price ol One
Dollar, thus placing within reaeh of
everybody a treatment more euVtusI
than othrs costing .f 25 to IffiO. Full
directions eaccjiiipany each package.
Kpeeial advice by skilled physicians
wi.eu reqested without extra charge.
Bent prepaid to sny pin', of the world
on receipt of One Dulliir. Address
Dept. K 4H5 KDWIX I). GILES &
CO. 2:i:iO and 2332 Market St. l'liila
dclphiirt All 0 nrespondence strictly confidential.
Gary House Bar.
Henderson & Pollard, Proprietors.
ES,
LIQUORS, CIGARS
4
PHI NEVILLE. OHICGOX
rVfATN STREET,
Look
Out
FOR THE
M
1JL
AURY SAWMILL
Send in your orders at once.
We have a good assortment on hand and saw extras to order.
Call at Mill
or Address,
CLEAR LUMBER Planed to ORDER.
, HAWKINS BROS. SS.-
Jrnf Foster & Lehman
IMij Proprietors.
A Complete and Choice Line of
Beef, Yeal, Mutton, Pork, Bacon,
Lard, and Country Produce.
Main st. 'Phone 31.
ffAe ffiee Jibe.
THE PLACE T r SAVE MONEY.
PAN T S.
Manufacture's Sample line of Pants from a
P house that- makes nothing but Pants,
. Men's All-Wool, Fancy Worsted, Dark Gray '
effects for spring & summer wear (
N Men's AH-Wool Fancy Worsted, Assorted
Colors for spri .ig & summer wear 2 50 to 3 50
T
Men's Al working pants
A
N
1.50 to 2
Hamilton Stables
and
Redby Feed Band
Stock boarded by day, week or
month. ' Fine saddle homes and
livery turnoute. Rates reasonable.
Good accommodations.
Remember us when in Prine
ville, nnd we puarantee that your
patronage' will be appreciated
und deserved.
CHEIS COHRS, Proprietor.
SO. Staittons. 90.
Haystack's three great ptallions, The Heavy
Draft, The Coucher and The Carriage or Saddler, J
will stand at the ranch until July 1, ' 1901.
9 . t .
, (
UAo Ctydesdafo,
Smllant Ctamp, 2, it ont of Scottanttj vtry irst ilootf. ft dark
dappitJ iay, with mhitt point. Stamp cannot it txcttlttt at a
tiro of targo, tmooih, flat tontd, tatattt hortot.
UAe Coachcr,
Cardinal Stichliomi it black, meitjit 700 poinds, jflihottgh large
at a drafter, it far aiout tho average among small horses for ieait
ty, ttylt and speed, St especially adapted to crossing on email,
well formed mares.
Also a splendid line of Copper Rivet Overalls.
P A N T S
A share of your trade respectfully solicited. I MICHELL.
ED N. WHITE,
JOHN COMBS.
White & Combs.
-DEALERS IN-
WINES, LQUORS,
CIGARS.
D MESTICand
IMPORTED....
COUNTRY ORDERS FIRST DOOR SOUTH
SOLICITED. POIN DEXTER HOTEL.
" PEINE VILLT3, OREGON.
Vhe QQWtaft antl saddle sit0, fs mahogany &fty trfd Aia oafs tin'
weigh from SSO to 300 pounds, and for a handsome easiness
horse will eehard to excel!.
3 fn miihn n km ' V... ... A J Jl -
CllllSe i.....'ji..i j 1--a j
to escape on the ranye.
tyaret will ee eared for carefully, en food pasture, at SO crate
per mee, due mhen removed, and S wilt not te resooe'iole for
aoeiidents Vouay stallions and mares of alone treedt, also a
fern eAoice young teams, en hand, for sale.
O. SPRINGER, Haystack, Crook Co., Oregon
Doctors find
A Good.
on
IbrmaiiMnd
WANTED ! A m rf bud Iwtltli lliat R1P-A1T S wm
aot bmefil. Thf tniah pain and pntlonc lile. One vive.
Iliel. Note (he word R I P A N S on the package and
tctpl bo aubailniM. R'I PA'N S. io fur j emu. but
be had al any drug ttore. Ten aamplra and une tlHjuaatij
tearimoalala will be mailed to arty aiidrese. lor five cenu,
forwarded to ibe Ripa&a CheBucai Co.. fto. 10 Spruco
Strati, New York.
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