ftfissaflBR
aw
0. L. Salomon,
r hi i . , . rfS
uencrai DiHCKsmuning ana V ngorj
Repairing,
Dressy Apparel for Ladies.
The Red Corner
l'rineville, Oregon
0 Mitchell Wagons Racine Buggies and?
Hacks
a ,
Mens' and Boys' Clothing.
ziyL We have received fine line nf iiiena' and buy' cloth-
jVj jog all aixea that we are selling at exceptionally low piicfs
111 Men's Suits
We have full line of Hoffman, Rothschild AOn
gr.ods in nil styles nd t half the price uf Uilor uiad
suits. Perfect Fit Guaranteed.
Iii Boy's Suits
We have all-wool clay woisted suits which are the teat
fS' valuta ever brought tJ Prineville.
General Merchandise.
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Taints and Oils.
Windows and Poors.
Wool sacks and Twine.
Hardware and Stoves.
we coimi expnnaie at uniii lunutn upon mo superiority rM
n( uiir Skirts, duckets ami Coats,- and write -u volume upon tJ,
the niii'maniiiu luii.Jrf of uiir biitimina, but those points are Ji
Well known, i lh.it it will illlllce if we bill your ettuiillui' fir.
In nur ohVruitfs Vc":
We curry a full line of the F. Mover ft Co,, both in the
wult and ii.iiki iiirnmi kiub ami patent luainur.
Infants' and Children'
Red Stints, llruwn Slows, II ite Shoes in fact all oolo
linlli f 1 1 heel and lii he
In Ladies' Fine Shoes
8
I FLOWS, HARROWS, MOWERS, RAKES AND ALL KIH93 OF FARM IMPLEMENTS. I
? OTICK FOB PUBLICATION.
The $1000 appropriated by the
last state Legislature for the im
provements of the mineral springs
at Sodavillc, has lieen expended to
pood purpose. The springs' have
hiH-n rewalled, all fresh water en
tirely shut out and new encase
ments built, so the soda water will
be better and much stronger than
ever before. The spring building
has been repaired, the walls re
plastered, the cement floor rebuilt,
all wood work freshly painted, a
large veranda built around the
south and west sides of the build
ing, new walks laid and a new
fence surrounding the grounds. I
The second floor of the building vfOTlCE'FOR PUBLICATION.
1, ,-,;al.Al ett fnr Q vtnhhr :
line uccii niiiD"v-vA v. -
library and reading room. Sev
eral Albanv men have been em-
i j .1,. t. v.;K nn i Wmake final proof in.upportof hU claim, and
ployed on the work, which is now thmt mtf .' lK U11M,, Matt
about finished. Albany Herald, a. C. Wh UOn.nU.i.mfr Prineville,
I Oregon, on Saturday, Auti4 24, l'JOt, via:
n.L r.,.llip i:,Mt aava-I MD A. Keetun, formerly Mary A. Jior-
The Conallis Uazette ) Uwof Griiv, Om.-..n.H. K. X. 5rtrr. (or
'President Gatch hag appointed I the v.i sw,Leu and 4, Sec, 31, T. 12
She name, the following witness to prove
her continuous residence upon aud cullitation
of, .aid land, vii:
X. F- McCuin, J. S. McCoin, J. S.
McMeen, W. H. Sand., all n( Latuonta, Ore.
JAY P. LUCAS, Beajstei.
PrjURTlltNT OF Tlla ISTKWOK,
Laud Office at The Dalle Oregon,
Jnly 17, 1WI.
Notice ia hereby given that the fulUa ing
named settler ha tiled notice of hi. intention
to make proot in upK'rt ui nia uewi lanu Momls ltllllllllUm
;Uura Nnniber t" bedire A. rainier,
U. S. CoiiiuiiMiiiner at I'lineville, Oregon,
on Monday, Sevt, 1, 1WJI, via-- .
Lawrence C. Perry, of Lava, Ore, H. E.
2263 for SS XK'ISE'i, XW XKjjSWj.;
Sec. ri. 20S., R. 11 E..W. M.
He nainea the following witne. to prove
the complete irrigation and rechunuUou of
said land:
V, P. Vandervert, Dick Vandervert, John
Atkiuaon, Joku Young, all of Lava, Ore.
Jay P. Lucaa,
Rrn'Uter.
Land Office at Thk Pau.h, Or.,
July 13, 1301
Notice h herebv given that the following
named aettler ha tiltd notice of hi. iiiUntion
Wool Half.
Tho following wool rates for the
risent season, taking effect at once
have lKt'n established:
Wool compressed in bales, car-
weiglit 24,000,
from Shaniko to New York, Chi
fugo, Huston, Hartford, l'hiladel
phia, Baltimore, and points there
with, $1.40, per 100, 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 the Columbia
Southern Railway to Hhaniko 5
cents per 100 jKiunds.
C. E. Lytic, G. F. A.
arnival of Ml
Appreciating tho groat work of our common school educator.1
and desiring to demonstrate that appreciation, we have de
cided to offer in connection with this paper a fitting testimonial
of worth to tho most popular teacher in this county. '
balloting may begin at any time after the publication of this
issue of the Journal and will continue until 8 o'clock p.tn, Sep
tember JO, after which time no ballots will be accepted.'
Professors Fulton, McEHresh and
Phillips, of O A C, a committee to
investigate the fossil beds in East
ern Oregon. With the driver there
will be four in the party and it is
quite probable that in going and
coming they will traverse both the
Santiam and McKineie route
across the Cascade mountains. It
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Offio at The DalK Owtoox
July 13, ll.
Notice la hereliv given tlat the following-
nauied aettler has tiled notice of hia intention
I ... m.Li final t.mnf in imfMirt of liu claim, and
ia thoilfht that from four to six that aaid nroof will he made More J. J.
, .... . i . i Smith, Conuty Clerk at Prineville, Oregon,
weeks will be required to make as s,tur(U 24 viz. Kv.rett M.
thorough an investigation as is le-i Miller of ,Wn(mtn. 0riwin. H. K.So.um
sired. The tjartv desire to start fr the sKisE'i Sec. and Wt sw and
tomorrow. SW'4 NWK Sei9.T.13S. R. 14 K., w. M.
ile miuiee me ioiioing wihipiw. v
A tramp a lew days ago was rid
ing on the breakteam of a train
going through Idaho when a spark
from the engine twisted around
and caught in his clothes setting
them on fire and buring them near
ly off. An exchange iiiggests it as
an illustration of the soullessneee i
of the corporations who offer no
protection for men trying to get
along in the world.
Pullman Ordinary Slerprri.
The tniiriat travel between the eaat and
the 1'acitie cuaat haa reached eimrmuue
pr..x.rlioin in the laat few yeart, and
call, for a apeuial claaa uf equipment. To
meet thia demand the Pullman Cu. haa
iaaned from ita ahnpa what it technically
call, the "Pullman Ordinary hlHeuvr."
Tbeae can appear aimilar tu the regular
aleeper, beiujf built on the aame plan,
hut nut furniahed with the aame elegance
They are equipped with inaltreMea,
blanket., aheeta, pilluwa, pillow caaea,
twela, oiiiiiba, bruahea, etc., reiiiring
nnthiugnf the kind to be fumiahed by
the paaaeliger. E.ich car haa a alove for
making collee and tea and doing 'light
housekeeping," and each aecti.in can be
fitted with an adjustable table. A uni
Rules.
The rules governing the contest will be as follows: All pnid-in-advance
subscribers to the Journal will be entitled to re
ceive at the time of paying their subscription a printed coupon
or ballot worth 1.7) votes, which will have blanks wherein to
write the name of the teacher voted for. Every issue of the
Journal during the life of the contest w ill contain a coupon good
for three votes, No free samples of the Journal will be dis
tributed during the life of this contest and no clubbing offer will
be accepted where ballots are given out
All persons voted for MUST be Crook county teachers ami
so accept! by the county school superintendent, and must now
be engaged in teaching in this county, or have taught in this
countv durinir tue past eiirhteen months, and must not have
Jsiss r,;xrP lost thf ir "' in the count 1 e- the' rst ,10t huvc re'
iliuveu iniui tiiir tiuuiiy to i cumin jrciiimnriiuj.
The right to modify these rules at any time is reserved.
the car clean, ana look after the comfort.
and waiira of the piuuiengi-ra. In each of
the traina which are diapatched daily
from Portland hy the O. H. N. Ce. ii
tn be found one of three "Pullman Or-
prove hia coutiunoua reaide'ice upon and dinary Slrepera." The car ia attached
iiltiration of .aid land, viz:
(ieo. S. Miller, John Helfrtcb Sr., Ben
jamin Helfiich, Jauiea Helfnch, all of La
inouta, Oregon.
JAY P. LUCAS.
Regiiter.
I OTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United State. Land Office,
Thu Dalle., Oregon. July 19, 1901,
"NERVE WASTE."
One of the most helpful books on
nerve weakness ever issued is that
entitled "Nerve Waste," by Dr.
Sawyer, of 8an Francisco, now in
I its fifth thousand. This work of
l-n cvripru'neml nnil rpntitalilp. liriv-
Nutiue i hereby given that the following J . . '. . . . . "
ned ttirUa. tiM UcefinUntiou.,8ician is in agreeable contrasMo
make hual proof hi aupirt f hu claim and I the vast Slim of false teaching
tiut .d pw.f will be made Wore J. J" j wljich prevails on this interesting
Smith, County Clerk at hia office in Piine-1 , . , , . . , ,
ville, Oregon, on Friday the 30th day of.bjCCt. , It abounds m Carefully
Au., litoi. viz: considered and jiracdcal advice.
Litt E. P.rker, Hayatack, H E So. 6280, anj nag t,e tw0 reat mjt, 0(
for i XE, Vi'4 SEof Sec 20, I . . . . .
iuTwu,hip No. 12 S., Rang. X..14E.. W. ! wlsdo,n an(1 "ncerity.
M. I It is indorsed by Loth the relig-
He name, the following witneeei to prove j oug anJ gecular prCSS. The Chicago
hi ouitinuouH reaidence upon and cultivation (( . .
...... r- - Advance savs: "A perusal of the
of vald land, via: j r
J. O. Harrill, A. w. Boyoe, H. J. Healv, book and the application of its
S. S. Brown, all of Hayrtack, Oregon. principles will put health, hope
'' Ajucaa, itegiKter. , hp,irt jnt() thousands of lives
notice for publication-. j that -are now suffering through
Land office at The Dallee, Oregon ' . . . '
ulys vjoi j nervous impairment."
Notice U hureby given that th following j ' The book is $1.00, by mail, post
n.wiel aettler. have filed notice of intention I paid.
. o make final proof on their respective claim! . ,, ' . . .
I. ,foi,J.J. Smith. County Clerk, at Prine-i 0,,e f ' t,ie m0Ht 'ntCIWtmg
tille, On-tou ou Fiiday, Aug. 10, ltioi, ! chapters chapter ..xx, on Nervines
,iz: and Iv'erve Tonics has been print-
Jaive. K. ,TnhnMn of Prineville, Oregon, it . t ,
II. K. N., 577 forth. SE KWj.. W j eJ BeParatel3r 1,8 a,samplc chapter,
NEK, E.vi Sv Ki Sec, 26. Tp. 14 S, R 17 E. anl will be sent to any, address for
w- stamp by the publishers, The Pa-
Wi.ne.Ke.: Charlea Cram, Han, Smith, p p 2m fa p
J. H. J iue. i, H. P. Kv.tin, of Prineville 0e . ' '
Ja V. Lccas, Eegiter. C1BC0 in Vn sealed envelope.
to the thicajorortlKtid special,
which g"ea through to Chicago without
chantre, and the one in the "Atlantic Ex-
preea tuna tn Kanaaa City without
eh an ire. Paeariigera in thia d.r for Chi
ca?o i halite tn a tiniilar car at Granger.
Much of the hrat claaa travel it being
nrried in tbeae cara, the rate being
lower, and the tervice being nearlyequal
to that in the palace aleepera.
For ratea and full informatinn, in
cluding foldera, write to A. L. Craig, O.
P. K. , O. 11 . Co. Portland. Ore.
Best For the Bowels.
Xo mntter what ails yo'.i, licndnche
fo a cancer, you will never get well
until your bowela are put right.
CASCARETS help nature, cure yon
without a gripe or pain, produce easy
natural movement, coat you just 10
cents to start getting your health
back. CASCARETS Candy Cathar
tic, the genuine, put up in metal
Ixixea, every tablet lias C. C. C.
stamped on it. Beware of imitation..
The Prize.
The prize m ill consist of a fine gold watch, any standard
make, with 15 jeweled movement and warranted for iiO yeiir'
the same guaranteed by a local dealer. Three rom
inent gentlemen of Crook county will be askel to help coui.t
the ballots,
The Journal has withdrawn the second prize heretofore of
fered tb the teacher receiving the second largest number of
votes and will award it to the boy or girl sending in the largest
ljst of subscribers before December 15.
CdnestoToar Bowel. With Caeca rate.
Candy Cataartle, eure conatlpatton (orevc
lOe.SGo. I(CC.C.fall,drukliauireaiidaioney.
Z. F. Moody haa representee now
at Shaniko to look after the needs of his
wool growing ahippiiiK customers.
His avent is prepared to advance fruifjlu
to customer., receive and forward wools
and to give personal attention to rociiiv
ing and forwardiiiK uierchaiidiae of any
description to his care.
. Doa't Taliaeee Spit see Hawk Tear I.tTe sway.
To quit touae-o easily aud forever, beiaaif.
neUe. f at II of lil.j, nerve aad visor, luae No To
Uae. tlie wnadeMvorker, that make weak men
svronf. all dracci.is, 18. or II. Cure rnjian
teed Booklet an aawple free. AMmt
Hurling Jteneey Co, cuiuuia er New York.
CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL.
Educational Contest Ballot.
My choice for the most popular school teacher in Crook
county is
This ballot must be in the Journal official ballot box on
or iwiure cepieinucr ou, uoou lor tnree votes. j