Crook County journal., September 12, 1901, Image 4

present manneemcnt, is very erati
! fvine. When we took charce of
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tho paper there were wing printed
600 copies of "patent" outsido pa
nern: we are now urintiim 650 all
W. T. FOULK
FnlTOE aNuPl'BLHIHItB.
home print copies and have only
County Official Paper.
enough extn8 to supply the do
mand. Should tho next seven
Th Journal U entered? at the pottoffloe In
rriiimille, Jreg., for transmission through th
V. S. !)) a wcondclaa matter.
months- be as good we will get
cylinder press.
SUMMONS.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK
tjtato of Oregon fur Crook Cuuuty.
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THURSDAY, SEP. 12, 1901.
Where Will It End?
Again the bullet of the assassin
has found a victim in the chief ex
ecutive of our nation. This time
from the weapon of an avowed
anarchist who boasts that he is a
disciple of the notorious Emma
Goldman, from whose teachings he
received the inspiration to kill the
President.
Not only he, but the whole out
fit of anarchists should be sum
marily hanged without the benefit
of law or clergy. Too long has
this country been the asylum for
this class of foreigners. The doc
trines they bring with them from
their home country have permeat
ed the communities in which they
have settled and the result is seen
in the shooting of our President.
More ignorant than the brute crea
tion and more treacherous than
the coyote,, on which there is a
bounty in Oregon, they should be
killed off with as little compunc
tion. In order to aid in purging our
land of this element an embargo
should be placed on all foreign
immigration until stringent laws
can be enacted for the regulation
of such immigration. We are well
aware that such measures will not
meet the approbation of some of
our readers who presuppose that if
' we had no foreign immigration
that we would not be here. Reas
oning fron the same intelligent
standpoint we may safely say that
if Columbus had not discovered
America we would not be here.
No true blue American will be
guilty of such expressions, especial
ly in such times as this when the
nation is bowed down in grief
In this broad land of ours where
freedom of thought, speech and
religion is tolerated to an extent
unknown anywhere else in the
world, such crimes as we have to
chronicle, as happening last Fri
day, should be unknown. Some
times we think that this very
liberty is a menace to our free
institutions, in that it is misinter
preted by a large part of the for
eign clement that has been flood
ing our shores for the past ten or
fifteen years. Too many of this J
-i . . .. ...
element cannot, or ao not discern
the difference between law and
license and being under the in
fluence of unsciupulous leaders
they are a fruitful source of dan
ger at all times.
Let true Americanism acuateour
National legislators and let them
enact laws most stringent for the
regulation of foreign immigration
and place a price on the head of
every adult person who utters a
syllable of anarchistic doctrine
within our borders. Let it not Le
said that this country furnishes
an asylum for the murderers of
kings, princes or potentates of
other nations as well as ,the breed
ing ground for such creatures us
the one who shot our honored
I'lvrfitnt last Fridav.
T h increased business and sub
f : i ';:'! K-t oi the JorpxAL for
U.. I I .'. e L.on.hs, ' r"i-r '.hv
W, A. Booth, Administrator of
the KsUteof Kiia !", de
ceased, mid all hira uf said de
ceased, if any there In and all
person interested in told
state, Defendant.
ow at thia time it presented tU information
In the above entitled ouse of hraiik Menelee.
District Attorney for the Seventh Judicial
District nf the .State of Oregon, for which It
appears to the court:
That Eliaa Pavlt died in (ook cannty,
Oreiron. on the 17th day of Auiiust, WOO, in
testate and without heir, leaving property
therein deacribed at follow:
NHof SKK, SW'K Sec". andSS
of KKtf SV of Km IS. T. 16 8. I . IS K. V.
it., K'4 uf SKVj of Sec 13 Tp. lti . tt. 17 K.
of V. hi., all in Crook county, Oregon; con
taining 4KI v-ree of land of the value of
S-.'.iOO.OO, HOuO pounds of wool of the value of
SI7.i0.0U and cmd now in the nana oi n . a.
Booth, aduiinUtnttor of the eatate amount
ing to the aum of SoU.32, and a!) of aaid
proerty being of the value of and amount
ing to the aura oi crovt
That W. A. Booth i the duly appointed
nnaliKed and actini administrator of the
estate of aaid deceased and aa auch ha the
poMcuiun nf all nf aaid property; that the
tate of Oregon baa right by law to all of the
property of aaid deceased.
Now therefore, IX THE.N'AME OK THE
STATU OK OREGON: You the aaid de
fencUnt, W. A. Uiaith, administrator of aaid
estate and all heirt of aaid Kliaa Davis, de
ceased, if there be any, and all pereona inter
ested in aaid estate are hereby notitiej and
required to be and appear n the Circuit Court
room in the eonntr court house In Prineville,
Crook county, Oregon, on or hefore Friday
the 25th dar of October, 1901, then and there
to show causa if any thera b. why the title
to all of the property belonging to the eatate
of said Kliaa Pavis, decease.!, and the herein
before described property, should not yet in
the state of Oregcn.
Dated at Chamber in The Pallet, Oregon,
this 11th day of September, 1901.
W. L. BKADSHAW. Judge.
TOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Laxd Ornci at Thi D.tir.ini, On.,
September 7, IKH
Notice b herehr trWrn that the following
named settler has filed notice of hit intention
to make final proof in support of bit claim, and
that aaid proof will be ' made before
A. C. Palmer US.Conimimioner at I'rineville,
Oregon, on Thursday, October 16, 1901, til:
Robert A. Merchant, of Haystack, Oregon.
H. K. No. bi?, for the NEi SK'4, r'i
SE'-i, See, 10, T. 13 S., R.. 13 K., W. M.
He name the following witnesses to prove
hu continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land, viz:
V. H. Jyru, of Prinevitle, Oregon. R. P.
Johnson, nf JLamonta, Orrgon, and J. R.
Merrill and Omar C) nia, of Culver, Oregon.
JAY P. LUCAS. Resiiter.
KEEP 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 are hot. It takes only a min
ute to Equeeze a few lemons and
add some sugar and water. Three
minutes after you can have a de
licious lemon ice, if you use a
PEERLESS ICELAND
FREEZER (De Motion.)
Patented flasher construction
does away with all motions except
one the can revolves around the
stationery dasher.
Motion is necessary in the cream j
not in the machine.
The cream hss more motion in
the Peerless Iceland than in
other freezer.
any
Hie result is
ice cream
smooth, delicious s
in ttira minutes.
Fold only by
On your Fall Purchases.
w vesiigation will Batisiv vou.
H us a line and we will ho
' have, we can procure it for
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AH Goods
Our
expansion
Commences
The most important sale for years, A Btore
fnll of seasonable offerings. Balance of our
summer goods will le closed out at half of ti10
regular price.
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The Red Front Bazaar,
The old honest store
N. A. TYE & BROS.
OREGON NURSERY COMPANY,
SALEM, OREGON.
rnits k Ornamental Trees.
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Small 3ruits, Shrubs,
Plants, Sioscs, Ctc...
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Manager I'rnpch OH'ce,
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LET US FIGURE
We have the goods you want at the
II you want to compare our price
pleased to quote you on any goods
you. Give us a trial.
;: Crockery, Glass nnre,
i: Delft Enameled Ware,
Granite AVare, Tin )Vare.
1i)S(f9ifWtlli(((1i
jfm,n,i J,td Jtmtimf. Pnltry 9ftHinf.
jimmunition
Marked In Plain Figures
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Juy 15, 190
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price list to V E. Payne,
Ifood Iiivir, Oregon
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right prices, anil Know tin in-
wuu ju i y;-h, r
you may want. We carry a inn
23lut SPbbo
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Deputy Stock Inapeotote.
Untie i herehe given that I hart
ipiwinled th fnllusriiiK named Hiraoit
depulj il'ck uisciort:
J. P. Crtri(hi, Hr Cnrk.
Kant Hamilton, AsharwM).
E. Hrlit, Sitter,
A, Murrnw, Ilsytiack.
Y, M. Smith, Paulina,
K Kiun, ',t.
T. C. H.ain, Dear Creek.
J. B. llsu, ltiitUnil.
Alei Mrlntmh, ilanlln
. II. Dean, Hay Creek.
Jim) Ilinlle,
flock I us ct..r Crtu-k Cminly.
notiuk fob ruirucATio.
LanJ offio at Th Dalit, Orefna
Heptemher 7, 111.
Nntic I herelijr five" that th Ml.iwlntf
DtBied tattler have filti Botlc "I iiitentlan
tuaak Anal prmif mi their nctir claim
llnr A 0. falmr, V. S. Cmmlssli.ir. at
t'rinsvlll, Orttfuo gn Haluniay, Octoler
111, 1V01, vli:
John C. I'axtnn, of Ijmmla, Oreifoo IT,
K. Ku S!Mf.wthe . NWW ami th N'
SW4 Sec, 10. Tp. 13 S, It U K. W. M.
lie name the follow ln( wltnrase tn pnv
his continuous reai.leno Umh nl cultiva
tion o tanl land, via:
C.J. Minima, of Culver, Orison, and Al
bert Heales, Ix Moor and Oscar Col, vt
Lamouta, Oreifoa,
Jar P. Ltx'A, VnitiJ.
Notloe to Creditors.
Notice la hereby given that th nnrlers((Dd
ha lieen bjr th Count Court of Crook coun
ty, state nf Orefpm, duly appointed admlnls.
tratrii of theettat of William II. Anderson,
deceased, and all persons havinir clainu a
galnst aaid estate arc hereby reipilrnd U pre
sent th Mine, duly verified, to the admlni
tratrix at th office of M, E. Brink, In l'rine
villa, Oregon, within sl month from th
date of the first publication of this notloe.
Ll'OT . A.VIItRXON,
Administratrix of the estate of Willhun M.
Anderson, deoeaaed.
Dated Auifiut 0, 1901.
I You.can
CIE.II i be cured
If yw tuffar from any of th
ill of men, com to th oldsst
specialist on the Paciic Coast,
DR. JORDAN t CO.,
I OS I MarM St Etl'd 1851
Vennc mm snd cnlddlr)
Bsetl IDrs who tra sullsrinf
from lb effects of youthful indiKitiions or s
IbllUT,Iai4tUiisi7,l4stntilljaMl
Ifl fill itB riitBI Jiral irthit kalaatxamiaenwewtaalsaaa
Preftliilurrlimit , Jonorirhr, U M
T I rwiHrn f 1rlnMUiiff, ut. i)y ft f
comtjfiiaiiun m reinMiMtol greiii curativtptiw- m
tT. thfl IhlCtl hiiat imnrso hi. t-..ltniml W
k thai it will rtt onlf aJTiml immcdiaOR relief but M
T ttermanent CUM. 11m llrvlmilnat nnl rlim tn r
perform atiraclag, but U well-known to be fair M
knd faquAral'hy.ician and horRn, pre-emutent
in hit specialty Dlfteaflf'fl Of Mrn. Q
tub 1 1 lit nii-rHirliitf twrulliiLttifl frmn tiia T
M fyst'Tn "-'liliunt iisIdk nrrurt
f t:VKttV MAX aitpuiitir to mwlll r
1 oelve our hmtit opinion of liliritnnlnliil.
f Wewitiiiiuwaiiteta imiTl VK CVl'Rin
evtry can v,e undertake, or JorfeU Oue ,
W UliAituniiil TkA II ' T I
Consultntion FKLR anfl strictly private,
vuA&utX vr.tix itiLAiiUftA if Liu. ireat-
MTbo I'lillAcophr of TJJari iaee,'' (
I lie, ha vaiuai4e ouon lor mwi.j
VIKIT DK. J OR WAN
1 Great Mt.Hfium of Anatomy (
. tha ntiett ami Urgeit Mtiuumof its kind in tht
' world. Coma and warn how wonderfully you
. are made; how to avoid aicknesi and diieata.
9 ara ront;mialIv id.ling new rpecunctit.
VA TA LUd UK JfKKK, t all or vf nro.
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