Crook County Journal.,
....W. T. FO(rLB
FnlTOB AND PlBLlHHttt.
County Official Pafkh.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
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LET 1)3 THEN BE READY.
THURSDAY. JUNE 13. 1901.
The cable tella us that the Boers
have bagged another lot of British.
"A3 it was in the beginning, is now,
and ever shall be."
The "shirt waist for men" idea
ecms to be languishing. It's ad
vocates forgot to supply a summer
along with it.
Of course General Waldersee
will leave Pekin sooner or later.
What the Chinese want to know,
is how much he will leave.
, . New Jersy i9 driving out mos
quitos and Pennsylvania is getting
rid of tramps. This is all right for
the two states involved, but how
about the rest of the country.
Don't forget to read the offer to
teachers of Crook county made in
connection witn the Jocrnal. Vote
for your favorite 1 teacher. We
want to add 250 new names to our
list under this proposition.
The feeling is growing that if the
Monroe Doctrine does not prevent
the requisition of coaling stations
in the West Indies by European
powers, it should be extended un
til it does do so. Self preservation
demands this.
The July number of the De
lineator is one of the finest spec
imens of the printers art we have
gazed upon for some time. It is
illustrated by a number of three
colored pictures of the Buffalo ex
position buildings that are simply
grand.
Naturally the big papers will
not object to having the premium
giving little ones debarred from the
mails. But Congress has its ear
close to the mouth of the country
editor, and it will not tolerate the
the new restriction proposed by
the Postoffice Department.
The chances are that it will be
held that the Spooner law, passed
by the last Congress, delegating to
the President power to goveren the
Philippines, gives him authority to
establish a tariff against them.
If this is so, no extra session will
be necessary to bar the free trade
seemingly brought about by the
fcupreme Court decision.
For true adberance to th prin
ciples of republicanism Yamhill
county ventures to boast of a man
the counterpart of whom cannot be
produced. Mr. H. P. Webster, a
lespected citizen of this county, a
man who bore a musket in defense
of his country's honor during the
civil waf, will be 73 years of age
next September. H cast his first
vote after attaining his majoriy for
Fremont and Dayton, the old free
soil presidential candidates. The
fi'ee-soilers were merged into the
republican party of today, and
during all these years Mr. Webster
lias never raitid voting at an elec
tion, nor cast a vote for a candidate
other than those of the party of
his choice, the republicans.
Democrats boast of their staying
qualities,.)"., believe the republcans
will have to make long and tireless
ttaruh to beat Yamhill's record fur
j&rty fealty. Reporter.
Every evidence at hand points
to a larger immigration this year
than 1ms ever been known in this
part of Oregon, and it is of vital
importance that we should be in a
position to take advantage of the
changed conditions that will arise
in this county. Instead of being
an isolated community we will be
come ono of the great centers of
population of the state; railroads
will bo constructed through the
county and many other radical
changes be made. In order to
utilize all these changes we must
be ready to fall in line with them
as they come, and not wait until
they are here and then find that
some outside has got ahead of us.
Such thincs only ha open to decay
ing communities. The world of to- yrU-C,l..r-d Chaliit-s.
day has no use for silurinns or
fossils except to place them in cabi
nets. We may safely predict that
PEASE & MAYS,
SHANIKO, OREGON.
Cotton jDress Soods.
A Spring tneritfi inln Summer, your K'iiiiil for tlwae pretty cotton fulirici Wiiii
lnritnit. Liuht ibttvui, shirt wtit in profusion, mint Im mmlu for Ilia Hiiiiiiiht (M.iiiigii,
N mlicr nan you HikI stock ti i richer in sutmstion ur fuller in vitrinty than ours. L"ii
before you tliouiflit of the wnrm wjalhor we Here platiniuu for yon ImyiiiK lliu brat the mar
kele produced. Come uJ lee how null we have succeeded; if lid If you can1 corns.
MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
Jforo is a Jfandful of Jfi'nts Never Wo we mini grower preparations fur yoyr comfort
From our rival Hock. The bare price mrk many a onrush., as to iliirt. for the Bummer t.ion (lu.ii tlm year. Never lm
, . , . the nrioe-ratiKO been wider, nor the gatherum of iimturm'i mid
B'i yard Colored Lawns. . ' , !
12jo yard Seersucker Ginghams.
12Jo y d Printed Dimities'
16c yard -Cotton Crash.
25c ysrd Corded Zephyr fliiiftlwma.
Crook COUtlty is now 011 the eve of j 30c yard Printed Piques.
one of the biggest booms that ever
struck Oregon and the pnly fear is
that it may be over done and the
people not be in a condition to take
advantage of it, consequently it
will re-act with bad effect. Let us
be ready for it and then the good
work will keep going on and the
country continue to build up, for
there is no doubt that the natural
resources are here to build it if they
are properly developed.
STRETCHING OUT.
A. M. F. Kirchhemer of the An
telope Republican is branching
out in the newspaper business,
and if he continues will rival
Hearst of the Examiner, who now
conducts three papers in the Unit
ed States. Mr. Kirchheiner has
purchased the Prairie City Miner,
and we understand will so in go to
that place to take personal charge
of the same, and will also continue
to run the Republican at Ante!op
We wish the brother all kinds of
success, but it appears to us he is
stretching himself considerably.
Shaniko Leader. The good
brother might buy the Ukiah Sen
tinel and begin a series of triangu
lated newspaper work.
40c yard Cotton Surrahs.
Women 's Wrappers.
I The leni'ble wmnsn, when t home,
t russil nd conventionality to the
w uds end noes in for oomlort and tn.
These garmeuts are theveiy kind tct
needed h.r this, sad are at unusually low
At 75 cts. of striped Percule, with
cull's detached.
At $1 of btriped Percale, with
cull's detached,
At St 25, of Striped Minims wi.h
dutiiclied Cells.
At $1.50, of Fancy Madras with
culls detached.
NEW GOODS. New Summer Goods Arriving Daily.
Women's Wrappers, dark tolors at Vfc
Women's Wrappers, light and per
cule, embroidery trimmed, t $100
W.imnn's Wjanoers. colored percales,
bmirt trimmed, hi trariety of excellent J
patterns landing iu ptww
A Mail
II f 1
$1.25 to $3.50
Parties ranMiny out of"
town will find our mail or
der department convert-
f 4 ient and satmfnetory.
UlWvlkJ ttn,l prjeco quoted.
j(U Soods 7arAtd in Main Jyuros.
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Notice to Contractors.
A contract to cut and put tip in
sUck250U 300 tons of hay will I e
let tn the lowest respnnili!-i bidder
for spot cash. . W. E' Sixs,
Prineville, Oreisor.
From Baby Up
all like Ice Cream. It's a treat to
most people a Sunday dish. Have
it every day in the week if you like
and twice, on Sundays if you use a
PEERLESS ICELAND
FREEZER ( )
It is very easy to keep clean.
Cream can make no lodgment on
dasher. Scrapers are not attached
to arms by iron clamps which al
low cream to soak in between wood
and iron and become putrid and
sour. Dasher is thoroughly cleaned
simply by scalding.
Sold only by
Elkin3 & King.
Great Special Sale "
Of Rats, Caps, Shoes, Shirts, Underwear, Gloves,
Suspenders, Neckwear, Handkerchiefs, Crockery
and Fancy Goods of all kinds and Fockct Cutlery.
For 30 Days Only.
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We offer every 12 50, t3 50 and 15 00 shoe for f 1 75
$2 25, and $4 15. Our $2 50, 13 and 14 Hats for
tl 35, t2 35 and 13 25.
I rvmotra tb 4 fit for lubro. iOtmM M s M
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Doputy Stock Inspector.
Notice is hereby i(ien that I have
appointed the follliwing named persons
deuiy stock'iuspeciors;
llay ureer.
AahwiMid.
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Shirts and Underwear
At Half Price.
We need the room for our new Roods just arriving.
Never was such an opportunity offered in Prineville.
We doubt if there ever will be again. All the leading
brands of 5c and fine cigars, fine confectionery and Cal
ifornia fruits of all kinds.
See our store
Located on Main street.
N. A TYE, manager.
Hotel Prineville.
Has established its reputation as the MOST COMMODIOUS,
CONVENIENT and WELL-KEPT Hotel in Crook county.
PrlccsReasonablc.
Terming of all Stage Lines
M. R. BIGGS & CO.
REAL ESTATE ah INSURANCE AGENCY. Buy ana tell
Real Ettalc on commimnn.
Jj you want to tell list your land with ui. If you want to buy,
vie have land for sale at reasonable pricct.
PRINEVILLE, ORE.
J. f. Carlwriuht.
Harry Webb,
E. Koarks,
A. Morrow,
F. M. Hmith,
Huso Kuox,
T. C. Bwain,
J. S. Boae,
Ales Mclntiitb,
K. 11. Dean,
Joe Hindi.
Stock Inspector Crook County,
Bisters.
Haysiack.
Vaiilliia,
Pt.
Bear Creek.
Holland.
Hariln
Hay Cieek.
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Cssflnrtii Candy Ciitlmrtlc, the most won.
derfol uitnJioul iliM'overv of tlio lure, pieaa
But nnd refri-aliinir tn the 1-lwle, u.-l gi-iilly
ami iKialtivi'ly on kiilnevs, liver nnd IwwU,
rli'lnainir the entire system diK'l i-oldn,
nnii licaUnolie, lever, liuhltuiil roinllpolioti
And hi Inuanms. Please buy unit try a hox
of I!. O. O. UmIhv; HI, i"i. MlranU. HeldtAii
(uaruulevd to curu by ull druggisls.