Crook County journal., August 22, 1901, Image 4

Crook County Journal.
...W. T. KOrtLE
KlllTOR ANnl'lBLIBHIiH. '
Covsty Official Paper.
'I trn JoCKS.U i entered t the ti!fic in
lrnit.:IK Jrqj., for tnuiMiiii"i through Uk
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
IX AOVANCr
us Ykviu -
PlX MOXTHS
Thrkk MoxTHa.
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THURSDAY, AUG. 22, 1901.
Out in Lincoln, Nebraska, part
of the population prayed for rain
anil the other part fired bombs to
Iiroduce it, while the Weather Bu
reau predicted fair weather. Now
the three are scrapping as to which
brought on the storm.
The editoTofThTs rag has hap
his outing and, greatly refreshed
therefrom, is ready for another
year's collaboration with the scis
sors and past pot. Our recrea
tion consisted in eating a chicken
dinner that was cooked on a camp
fire in the back yard.-Harney
County News,
What can the Government do.
The most important witnesses
ugainst Neeley flatly refuse to tes
tify, and tlK-re-is no power m the
laml to compel them io do so at
the behest of the .Cuban govern
ment. Yet some people will teep
abusing the War Department
for not bringing him to trial with
out witness-is.
Most Republicans agree that
there, really ought to be some
changes in our tariff laws. But
experience has shown that a few
changes connot be made without
opening up the whole tariff ques
tion, disrupting business condi
tions and causing heavy losses.
Better let well enough alone.
BEN TIME NT IS STRONG.
The sentiment in favor of East
ern Oregon being well . represented
instate political affairs i fast
crystalizing. In fact, it has gained
great strength during the last six
months and will become an impor
tant factor in the shaping of poli
tical matters between now and the
time of holding the state conven
tion and in the selecting of men as
candidates .'or the various state
ofticcs. Portland, Falem and oth
er West End cities may attempt
to hewilder Eastern Oregon poli
ticians and to drive wedges that
will split our county delegations.
They will doubtlass try to belittle
our strength but should they at
tempt to get on without us they
may find slips betwixt cups and
litis before the convention is over.
it is not Eastern Oregon's purpose ,
to antagonize other parts oi me
state politically. The region this
side of the Cascades "wants only
what is fair and it has reached
Mich a stage in its development
"that it can demand iU rights' Our
heads are set and we know . what
we want. We are not "foolin' " a
bit. We are complaining because
wo have cause for complaint not
because we enjoy it, We are mak
ing demands on reasonable grounds
-iind not because an opportunity is
offered. This part of Oregon not
only' desires a share in the man
iige.nent of the state's business but
i: has principle and objects of its
own that are close to its heart.
Recently the one-mindedness of
the people of Eastern Oregon oi:
this subject : become very ap
parent, (io whore one will he
finds a strong sentiment for a fair
representation on the state repub
lican ticket. It is a conceded fact
tliat the oimties this side of tin
Cascades will be united for next
springs campaign, and properly
commanded they will break
through some of the pauses of tin
Cascades and capture some of the
strongholds of the Willamette val
ley. Pendleton Tribune.
PUFFS OUR SENATOR.
The Pendleton Tribune of Au
gust 11 prints a very fair cut o.
lion. J.N, illiaiuson ami gives
him the following write-up:
Senator J. N. Williamson live;
at Princville, Oregon. He Is a na
tive oi this state, and was bom in
Lane county in 1855. His par
ents crossed the plains in 1853
and moved to Salem in 1804. Ai
that place Senator Williamson at
tended the public schools and Wil
lamette university until 187G when
he came across the Cascades and
settled at Prineville, Crook county.
Since that time he has been en
gaged in stock raising except dur
ing three yearB. In 1893 he pur
chased two democratic newpapers
at Prineville which he united un
der the name of the Prineville Re
view and edited it as a republican
paper until 18!)C. Htj has always
taken an active part in the indus
trial and political affairs of his
own and adjoining counties. In
1886 he was elected sheriff of Crook
county, and to the legislature in
1888. He was again elected to the
lower house in lS'JS. In 11)00 he
was elected joint senator from
Wasco, Crook, Lake and Klamath
counties which position ho now
holds. Senator Williamson has
been prominent in the legislature
of the state as an advocate or op
ponent of a number of important
bills and he has always devoted
particular effort toward the inter
ests of Eastern Oregon. He re
tains his political strength but
modesty disclaims any aspirations
for greater recognition from his
friends or the republican party.
He believes that Eastern Oregon
should receive its share of the state
political offices and his influence
and labor for this part of the state
will be valuable in the next cam
paign.
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11 COOL
You don't have to go to the Arctic
regions to be refreshed. Ice cream
or ices are much more delicious
when the appetite is sharp when
you aro hot. It takes only a min
ute to squeeze & few lemons and
adjl some sugar and water. Three
minute after you can have a de
licious lemon ice, if you use a
PEERtESS ICELAND .
FREEZER
'Summer $iirt Waists.
iFivf cWmi of them ill bntli while nn.l colon"! g"il prici that pmutinillv Iwivo in n limnin, We urn wy mix
to m il tln'in a niRrkvd rrgHhllru of prntitK. If you nro fuituimtn wioiikIi In uku hiUhiiImk" "I lliw iK.r( unity mir loin
in your k i i, Nn ui-tM nt ilvHcribing ihonu wniaU m you ihvu mliuimt llivni ii'ahv limm ninl tlmuulu ywi m K,,,,IIU
' j i hem clump nt tiui rruuUr iriiiB, which you wme. , Tlw vmuii will lot nuui'rul iiimiiIU yul mid you'will unruly Hunt mm
v'i or amru nt ilieutt uuruiuaif nt (uuli wtuiiliuinif uriuui. ' ' '
Colored Waists.
50 cent. Waists now 41 cents.
09 ' " " 50 "
T5 " " "59 "
1 00 " " 79 "
1-25 . t w 5 ;"
1 50 " " 1 19
1 75 " " 1 31
White Waists.
1 25
1 50
1 75
2 00
3 (X)
3 25
Waists
now 99
" 1 17
" 1 3:1
" 1 51
" 1 37
" 2 '17
cents
Colored Xawns
Colored chalies
20 per csnt
'Discount.
Colored dimities.
'Dunodon Cords.
AH Goods Marked in Plain Figures.
, , 7.,.,? .i. r"ivi;ffud
Our Srcat
Cxpansion" Sale
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Gomonenccs July t5, tQOi
4
.The most important sale for years, A store
fell of seasonable offerings. 1'alance of our
summer goods will be closed out at half ol Mio
regular price.
'.' It ' " !
The -Red Front Bazaar,
The old honest store
N. A. TYE & BROS
ttlioftilh.ntrv
id povhii
Ttfwtt with jtm hikr jum mfiiis t
riauea in uwtir ar luiiftwo, i
Ui, (.urili.t tKt lil-vi r47 i k V JjPfiM
ruff lost t4nhiMl. jrf i a I M y MVw if
ord (tun
frarurt ii Unt
AOTO klAVtrun
tar oa atngjM. mum
T iBri (m mb. Tkkr II With
tra r nll Uimrn or mmrmlatiit mni-
Deputy Stock Inspectors.
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Nul ice it InTi-liy uivvii
llniilllli(l ills foll'iMrili m
luniiy alxck inieciurt:
J. 1'. Ctrtwrixiil,
Kain (Uuiil'on,
E. Spurki,
A. Mnrrn,
K M. Hi.mli,
H.pi Kim i,
T. O. Hinf
J. 8. Ilxvui,
Airs Mcliitmh,
K. H. Ditali,
Jua llinkl,
8trk InM ctor CrmiV
liny Crerk.
Alioi(l.
Hulc'tn.
II nyatnek .
I'auliiu.
Pi.t.
Ili'ir Crotli.
Jtotlinrl.
Hanlln
liny Crvuk.
Cminty.
Patented " dashef construction
does away with all motions except
one the can revolves around the
stationery dasher.
,Motipn is necessary in the cream
not in the machine. ;
The cream has more motion in S
the Peerless Iceland than in any SS
other freezer,
The result is smooth, delicious
ice cream
OREGON NURSERY WAY,
ZZ SALEM, OREGON.
Y3jncan
be cured i
If j-n tuffir from My of tl
ill 4 mm, amt u) liia oldrtl
fclcu.ui on Uk Padlie Cum I
Dlt. I3R0AN It CO..
1I08I kukutU. Unt mi
1 l onnff enpn anrl ijilnJIe t
. mi men wi.o srv fullering '
I from ibo efTtrtt ol yi Liht't.1 imuicrrlicii or ex- i
twi In m-ll'inr yfl. Nrrv.nn ir.tl I pycM '
inilluicttmoi.rnoia; kviHTinmorrliirfi. '
0 larnlKlirrHfp, .i.inrr'jir, (llnni, i
I f commnuiion oi rcm(.nit,ol rat cunliv puw ,
r, iIm Joctor lb- i .tnti hit imlmrnl '
I I thai it will iiuc onlr i.IT.,I imm.!n rrlxf Uil .
lrmiiKul car. 'Itu I)cki ilnu sol cUira to '
j rrf,m miriclti, lui j, wll kncwn lo Ik fir i
and tquar I'hyiiciin nd xurttun, prmuwiil '
A in liiioeuali)r-IHn.a's f Jlr. ;
rt,vplillU llioroovlilr ornitli'MiUOHl tut '
1 eHVOMir timeit lttninrt lil mmi.l.tnl
SM will (Vuarunlrt a IVMVi Vt. CIlliKin I
ntn can ,.( nrlot(, or Jorjetl One
ConiultJti.! fRtK m-A MrlcllT pHvan.
't tie IhlUrihy of MarrAjm,J
f n t;uiihiiv oooic jo? tarn.)
VIKIT tn joitniwi
Great Mioum of Anatomy i
tt fiat ind lrffft Mufttnmof 411 kind indtt
woriu. coni ana mm how wonderfully yua I
ra aude; bw 10 uvuid licltiitM mid dua.
W ir cotiiintuillr kJdinir new ptcimni.
fORf Mirkft Stmt, Ian Frtncline. Cil
raits & Ornamental Trees.!
Small Jruits, Shrubs,
Plants, Siosos, tc
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CAVEAT8. TRADE MARKS.
COPYRICHTS AND DESICNS.
8nd your boilnoni direct to VMhlnrton.
to Umo, coit ioet, btUr Mrvlca.
My Sm clow toff. I PitBtOflM. mitrtllmli
ry uunlutfau kOi, AUy'n fM b1 du uUl p.Ut
UHr4. f EltlOHAL ATrTKTIOJf ftIVIK-1 TlAU
w.wAU.i-Ml.HL.ft. 11MK HOW 10 OtlWI FftHMU
rocl7 tpatUl
, ., mi tTM. nuota proevtd Umuk I. O. Him
lOtftc, wlUottk CilATft, IB thl
- r . mm in, wiwuii nun. IB Ul
INVENTIVE AGE
LS.SIB6ERS,:
thrtt minutes.
Sold only hy
Elkin3 & King.
k.rrlxlj yi Ha.
Coarct Vtntc lolliurtic, tli mnt won.
flerfiil imillivl ilix'mrrr r.f tlm oir. pii-on.
Wit will rerrlnn to tho liwie. tu l irnntly
anil Knitlvrly on kiilniiMi, liver unci iMiweli.
cIihmii Uio enliro (Tubim, dlail ioIiIh,
cum liculiielio. Invi-r, lililtul rnimlinillnii
. . . tit t.i m - . litl IthlAllana T. . . . i . .j i
Sent for' catalogue and price list to W. E. Payne,
-Marrager branch Office, Hood River, Oregon
813 F St.. N. W '
fc'uariuiVoeU lo curu by ill dru; ;UM.