Crook County journal., September 05, 1901, Image 4

Crook County- Journal.,
V. T. FOGLE.....
Fnmis ni I'liuuniiBit.
County Official Fapkh.
ip .Iovrxai, ta entered at the ttiflk- In
.priiMxiUv. Jk.i fi tnutniitn thiouttu t.ie
V, H,Lail ewJoud elaae matter.
SUBSC1UPTI0N RATES.
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JUuNiHH
'i'HHKg MONTHS.
THURSDAY, SEP. 5, 1901.
The war in South Africa, it is
oimiimil'Pil. will henceforth be
mercik'ps. Evidently, Chamber
lain considers it has been quite
mild during the - past two years
Agricultural Department officers
cav that our timber, as a conimer
cinl factor, will be destroyed in
another fifty years, perhaps sooner,
unless steps are taken to replant
and raise and harvest timber on
common sense principles just as
with other crops.
The Democratic managers, are
trying to persuade the health offi
cers of the District ouColumbia to
permit them to move the Kansas
City platforjn to that section in
connection with the rest of head
quarters. Permission is doubtful,
as the platform is vindoublfuliv
rather "high."
An English ' locomotive thirty
years old is still in :service, caus
ing thereby great pride in British
bosoms. As a matter of fact, they
ought to be ashamed to use such a
pathetically behind the times old
machine. Engines built ten years
ago are as. much out of date today
as are bows and arrows.
The Steel. Trust is certainly
within its rights when it insists
that, before it begins to negotiate,
the Amalgamated Association
shall be incorporated so that it
can be sued for breach of contract,
in case it does nirt keep its agree
ments. It is not denied that the
members of that Association have
deliberately violated their con
tracts ia the present strike.
by the interest it produces on his
capital. No values are added be
cause of home facilities". The
same huge tract of land divided
into small farms would perhaps
support hundreds of families and
become doubled in ! value. The
same would be true under ft loiw
law. Withheld from the use of
the man who would improve it by
the sweat of his own brow, the
great tracts of our lands yct.un.-:
owned would not become as valua-
hie to the state as if allowed to
pass gradually to private owner-J
ship as they are now doing." . j
The editor of this rag has had,
his outing and, greatly refreshed
therefrom, is ready for another
year's collaboration with the scis
sors and paste pot. Our recrea-
ftion consisted in eating a chicken
dinner that was cooked on a camp
fire in the hack varJ. llrrney
County News. We have also had j f
our annual outing which consisted
in-eating a Sunday chicken din
ner out in the country with our
mother-in-law. Antelope Repub
lican. Having neither a mother-
in-law nor a back yard we are
forced to content us with a chick
en dinner some time in the fu
ture. . '"-
Y'..,T'K,iffm.m'-HTvrKwi)i"Tf purr' mt'nmm,4wmm?m'vat
fc. i lim:u i i..l.l.l..il.a.rtHi... In. V i.miW fakilWl r W. Mth, lilMnlii.1 ill fcifa.it'X UilJ
'Summer oiirt 'Waists'.
4 WWII Ml UH'UI III Oiln WUttD ft... CU nmri "ho.!- .if nru Hut- i.r..n.....u 1 v. - t.
. " '"'"'Mid rinUm, uf ItoHih, If vu are fi.rtititntu hii.iuuIi t.. tL,. mleani aiflt 4 if (Ilia, lit, it .u'tl. lilt V illl lnMA H
j J your K i ,, J... n.i.t of ilHwiriliiMuliMu wande aaynu uive w.hniivtt iluml iimiiv tmiHt ami thm-glit yii w.tu 'liiii W
.... , v,ie,,(, , n k tii.ir price h-uHjh v ,,. x,, Ut j,, . , t m)
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I w ......... ... Duv.t 01,1 IHUIIIg Ml'lIUe.
A few years ago, when employers
firt recognized the unions and
signed contracts with them, the
fact was hailed as a great victory
for labor. Now these some con
tracts are denounced in many
quarters by the men who declare
they are mere traps to prevent
sympathetic strikes. In too many
cases it. appears that the men want
contracts that bind only one party
to the bargain.
Now ia the time for the people
to prepare petitions for new post!;
offices and oiher things that they j !
want brought before Congress this ! j
winter. Ri-sidps this is an ormor-lS,
tune time to present such peti
tions, for there is an election com
ing on soon and those that are
in ftre wanting to stay in and
some that are not in are wanting
to get in, so that the people will
meet with better success then or
dinarily. ' '
Vol.1 No. lof Tublic Land, a
weekly paper published at Spo
kane, Wash., is on our table and is
well worthy the patronage of all
persons interested in our publid
domain. It tills a, long felt want
and we speak for it the success it
deserves. -,. '
50
60 1
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1 00
h'25
1 50
1 75
Colored Waists,
cent Waists now
41
50
59
71)
05
1 19
1 81
cents.
Whilo Waists.
1 25 Waists now Oil
1 50 ", " 1 17
1 75 " "1 83
2 00 " "151
3 00 " " 1 M
3 25 " "2 47
cents
Colored Xaivns
Colored chalks
20 pc
r csnt
2iscount. '
Colored Dimities,
Dune don Cords,
f7.ryar--.y'ivi'.v--. ..-..f:-.-...-.,i .. ......g.-i t,.L i-t.l'-.t.,.? x-t."-
Si U :
In commenting on the land
leasing scheme now being promul
gated by the big stock concerns of
KEEP. COOL
You don't have to go to the Arctic
regions to be refreshed. Ice cream
or ices are much more delicious
the middle west the Pendleton when the appetite is sharp when
you are hot. It takes only a min
ute to Fquceze a li'w Ictuons and
add some sugar and water. Three
minutes after you can have a de
licious lemon ice, if you use a
PEERLESS ICELAND
mu'ci (OK
Tribune has the following to say:
"No good can come to Eastern Oie
gon by withdrawing from settle
Lien t a large part oi its lands. The
question is steadily being solved
by private ownership and in a few
yeiL'j all mountain ranges will be
contributing to the tax funds of
the counties and states. To lease
the hinds means a temporary halt
in the development of the state,
in order to give corporations or
cattle kings an opportunity to be
cocie richer. The land under
their control will not be improved
and their values will not be in-,
creased as they would be if owned
by private individuals. No coun
try it ever developed by the very
wea 1 1. :y classes. It is tne well-to-do
who advance a state's growth.
The capitalist lives in a large city
and regards his Western estates
onl .' as financial investments. The
VjIuc of his land is measured only
Patented dasher construction
does away with ail motions except
one the can revolves around the
stationery dasher.
Motion is necessary in, the cream
not in the machine.
The cream has more motion in
il . II I T.l.l.t
uie reeness lceiana man in any
Other freezer.
The result is smooth, delicious
ice cream
in Mrer mnutts.
Sold only by
UEIkia3 & King. '
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'v': ' Our Sroat 1 "I
"Sxpansion" Sale S j
vt "V'fT. 'wt.?jms r .-.nL?ffjsr7r. gnrynana yAvT:--?.:-fy fj
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j The most important sale for years, A store jji If
, w full of seasonable offerings. L'alanec of our h
i II summer goods will be closed out at half of tiiu A f
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Fruits & Ornamental Trees.
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Deputy Stock Iiispectoia.
N'llice U liiTehy siiBrt tlint I lime
iHiinld ill fnlliiwiiiH nmiiisl iiirmiii
.i..uiy uliivk nnpmon:
J. P. Curtwricht, Jlny Crfk.
Sum 1 1 itiiiil'uii, Anliwnud,
E. Swrli, K tier.
A. M.iin.K, Ilnyaimk.,
K. M. Smilh, Pallium.
Kim'-im Kiiia, . Pii,
T. C. Huhiii, B..nr Crck.
J. 8. Iditfim, Jt"lnd.
Mi-Intmh, llnrilin
K. U. Dim II, liny Click.,
Jim II ink In,
Ninck Iimjn cti.r ("rink County.
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yNibo cured
If you rufTtf frn n cl' -.U (
ilU iwn, Cfn lo liie tlCt
Sjrfculiu on ilia fauc Cwxu, (
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rromilwcir.cuol yu.,iM,,l inuitcml. .i. . e. A
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triirnry of t rlnallan, ana. Ky a If
comtiiiuihii rniMiSa,iir(Rai tmumtL,n- J
I0JI K will not oollf eif .rU iuexduie n-lnf lul A
(tiiwikiii rare. 1 1n Imiw ilue. ma clein lo V
beitiirra aiiracka. but I. w.li.!.iuH... ... l r;. A
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r M.I. I Iii KinriBitWroriHwu-Kroul Ul 1
rifi'in wilhimi Uhirirf Jifcrc ue-r.
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ltcui(i;u,iri;,:fa IDXmVKVCI&l
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i-ni-.i-, aim nrlir prtwie,
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Small bruits, Shrubs,
Plants, Sioses, tc..,..
Pcnd for catalogue and price list to W. E. Payne,
Manager Branch Office, Hood Eiver, Oregon
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Deanlr I Blood Deep.
Ocan blood mean, a clean akin. No
beauty without it. Cawareta, Candy (Jatliar.
t o clean your biood and keen it clean, by
tirring up the loiy liver and driving ill ini
puntiea rom the body, lleeio mj,
imta, tatuf aaioo guuranleed, 10o, 2fic. JOoT
f '.ntttlrtt't'en
ClUJIOM VKUY UKfisoSAHl.
n-:nt Dcrniiw v nr l,w riii. b....i r.. I.... i.
"Thn -iifi;o,b.v of JariJo.,
free. (A vxhul.le lia (ur men.)
Great Milium of Anatomy
Hie ritiml end lareu Muerurauf Hi kiii'J in tU
wnrl.l. Coma en.l lo.im hnw wumletfully y,n,
era inadei how lu aroij kliliei anil rti.-.i.c.
V era ronnmi.-illr ed'lintf new utieciueiu.
tOSI Meibet Street, Son Funclwo, !?nl.
Notloa to CroUitora.
Nottoe la hereby niven that tha nmlemhrniil
hae hern by the Ci.imty Court uf Cnnik coun
ty, etateof Oiwm, ilu'y aii,.intl ulmiiii
twtrlx of theratatenf William If. Anderwm,
deceminl, and all rron. luviiiu cluima -Kairwt
wild entnte ore hereby rtiiiiied to lire
unit the ,in,e, duly vcrilicil, to the ailiniiiU
tratrlx at the office of M, K. lirink, In i'rine
vllle, Oregon, within hIk month, frmn the
date of the flint publication of thin notice.
LcovH. Aniikrhok,
Administratrix of the eatat of Willluui JI.
Anderenn, deceaaed. .
Dated Auguat II, 1WI1.