' Q I t i t 1t1.,1,.!iVS '.I in...
General Illacksmithing and Wagon
iV7 ... T H . V.. !MS III;)
!iL. .Mitchell Wagons liacmu uujjs". ",1U
Repairing,
Mi?
llacks
The Rod Corner
I'riwvillp, Oropon
m
1 Cup FaSB G!ot.iing
Is now srrivini! mi nil lines sre, complete. Wo
HrB prepared tn show yuu xmioiliint; nubby iu
y' Men's mid lliys' Suit.
.General. Merchandise.
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Taints and Oils.
"Windows and Doors.
Grain Sacks and Binder Twine.
Hardware and Stoves.
Mats! Hats!
Our line of llula in complete "nil embrace t lie John
H. SMumi nnil Linn bruin-la, in nil l lie new blocks A
mid styles mid at linttum prices, jjjjfi
1 f
Dry Goods. ' j
Wall and Winter
Underwear fur Men and Hoys. We handle the
rlwHrnt-!!Wiij!il's Health Underwear, Hot iu the
: . t : ' .
1 PLOWS, HABRQWS, nuVKEKS, ..AKtS A Fa J ALL KISJS Itf tAHM ' iRfiFLEHiENTS. g?
THE HOME GOLD CURE. j
An Ingenious Treatment by which
Drunkards are Cured Daily In
Spite of Themselves.
It is now generally known and un
derstood that Drunkenness is h disease
mid not ueaknens. A body filled with
jioison and nerves completely shattered
by periodical or constant Ufe of intox
icating liquors, requires an nntidote
capable of neutraliiing and eradicat
ing this poisnu, and destroying the
craving lor intoxicants. Stillerers may
now cure themselves at home without
tuiblicity or loss of time from business
, thU wonderful "HOME GOLD
ClRE,"hich has been perfected after
ninny yenrs oi ciose eiuu.v ami hr
nient of inebriates. The faithful use
nccordiiiK to directions of this won
.l,.rlnl Hiscnvprv is nositivelv guaran
teed to cure the most oltiuate case,
no matter how hard a drinker. Our
records show the matvelcus transform
Htion of thousands of Drunkards into
mlier. industrious and upright men.
WIVKSOL'aYOL'KHl'SBAXDSI
CHILDREN CL'KE YOL'B FA
THERS! ! This remedy is in no sense
nostrum but is a specific for this
disease only, and is so skillfully de--jul
.J .i.o,i.,rAt lh.it. it ifl tlmroiii'b-
ly soluble and pleasant to the taste, so
that it can be given in a cup oi ta or
.. .. i ,..-. -
c.ottee wiilioutr me Knowledge oi me
jierson taking it. Thousands of drunk
orris Iihvb cured themselves with this
jiriceless remedy, and as many more
have been cured and made temperate
tueti by having the cure administered
by luting friends and relatives with
out their knowledge in tea or coli'ee,
nd believe today that they discon
tinued drinking of their o-vn free will.
DO SOT WAIT. Do not lie deluded
by apparent and misleading "improve
ment. The HOME GOLD CL'RE is
told nt"the extremely low price of One
Dollar, thus placing within reiieh of
everybody a treatment more effectual
than otlirs costing ?25 to f jO. Full
directions eacc.mipany each package.
Special advice by skilled physicians
when reqested without extra charge.
Kent, prepaid to any par', of the world
m receipt of One Dollar. Address
Dept. E 4S5 EDWIN' B. GILES &
, CO. 2330 and 2332 Market St. Phila
delphia. -'
All correspondence strictly confi
dential. 1
Is
.TOTICK F OR PUBLICATION.
Land Omcz at Tub Dalim, Or.,
heiJtt-mlfer 7, vml
N-'ttoe in hereby (riven that the fullnwir.g
jumed t'ttlr hat tiled ;utice "f hie intentiou
1 n;iiic fifiiJ pntof itiKt)ppirtof htsHaiiu, and
tii- hii ir tf wiii h.- Liable lfure
A. C. IVur.'T I'S.Omuniiwicner at Prinefiik',
4rt-i,"r., nn ThitntUy, October l'i, llXfl, viz:
lUiln'Tt A. Merchant, of HVfttnrk, Oregon,
If. K. No. W2-.. f,r the NK!4 H. M
HYSAt Sec, 10, T- Vi S., K.. 13 K.t W. M. '
Ke rttaien tlie fo'lowhic itnRKen tt pmve
Jiis c'.intitiuourf iTidejfict upon bnd cuitiati(in
4) unid iaml, viz:
". H- JyniB, of Prineville, Oregon. U. P.
itiiriwnt. ! ijini'tiiU, ijr-fn, and -J. K
Ij;r:ii mid Omar Osrm. f Culver, Oruou.
JAY P. LUCAS, Re-Mci.
VOTICE 1'OE PI
ELIUATIOX.
y
Trn!H Rtat Land Office,
The Oregon, fwft. S, 1901,
N'otice U lien hy tiveu tl'at tlifl fo'Imvin','
nuiiitj cl.il.:r liiis tiltct notiw ff ii;tmtinii t'i
jnaKe finnl iir-mf !n 8iiipiri nf !iifi-,i'n ai"l
t i.it I prn.,f n-il !mj nn t tiff ire .f. .t.
r1::!!'!. County ;lrk, fit IVineville, Ort-fjnii.
11:1 Tnmvil.'vv ()i;t''ier 17, K'OI, viz:
An P. Ok ? CiU-i-v, (Ire, II E Xn. i
f-f ..rthi" NW' NWit- H,-e 22 and VU
:K',i.n l K4 NKi fwc 21, T,. is S.. 1:' i
j.; n w.m. ; I
Hh names the foll'iwing witncpHPi t.n prove
yU ci-ntiniimin rfiuence upiia and cultivation
i,f siiid :in.t, v'z:
(' rle K Tlimmwim en- J II Merrill, nf
f'nlvHr. lri.in, On'i'i W Htmett, nf Hay
rtit?!(. ireir'tn and Hubert Julinun, uf JLa
luuuU, Oi tj'im.
Jit. 1', Lucm, KeIiitcr.
"NERVE WASTE."
One of the mot helpful books on
nerve weakness ever issued is that
entitled "Nerve Waste," by Dr.
Sawver, of &tn. Francisco, now in
its fifth thousand. This work of !
an experienced and reputable phy
sician is in agreeable contrast to
the vast sum of false teaching
which prevails on this interesting
subject. It abounds in carefully
considered and practical advice,
and has the two great merits of
wisdom and sincerity.
It is indorsed by both the relig-
I i - i ti. fi,;,.....r.
oils anu cecum! piv?o. mu v un-ngw
Advance says: "A perusal of the
book and the application of its
I principles will put health, hope
and heart into thousands of lives
I that are now suffering through
nervous impairment."
The book is $1.00, by mail, post
paid. One of the most interesting
chapters chapter xx, on Nervines
and Nerve Tonics has been print
ed separately as a sample chapter,
land will be sent to any address for
j stamp bv the publishers, The Pa
cific Pi b. Co., Box 2058, San Fran
cisco, in plain scaled envelojie.
us
Stage
Lin
SJ UTLE, Prop'r.
Ptage leaves Prineville
Mondays and Thursdays,
returning on Wednesdays
and Saturdays. Connects
at Paulina with Canyon
City stage. Passengers
and express carried at
reasonable rates. OIT.ce
at Templeton & Son's
drug store.
KOTICK FOR PUISI.ICATIO.V.
Laud office at The Dalles, Oregon
September 7, l'JOl.
Notice in herebv tfvn tliat th9 followinir
named settler have filed notice (if intentiuii
t ir.ake final proof on their reniective claim
before A C. Palmer, U. S. (iinniiiiiioner, at
Prineville, Oreyun ou tSaturday, OctoUir
L'I, VM, viz: (
John C. Pastel, of I.amonta, 'Oregon H,
K. No K2'.i:,foitbe :y, NW"( and the H
i'X'i Sec, 10. T. 13 K, It 14 E. V. M.
He immtn the f.illowini witncanei to prove
hit i;.iiitiniiini8 residence u,on and cultiva
tion oh Kid lnd, vu:
C..T. Miili?nn. ofCu'ver, Oregon, and Al
bert Srtik, Ie Mix,re and Owar Cox, ot
Lamouta, Oregon,
J.tr P. Lucas, P.eiaer.
fl rfiU Willi yoo whctlttr ynfl rnnttnq tbi,
nut llrv..... di.lrAB. ....'n. .MtB -i.
tiDfl, purine the liwx re-rT.1 k R JkPl)M.
I V bJ .old iff.
. VV 1 G i it'i" ovr driptfiMt. wlio
jrt'V J Wll j2V"n turn. T.ike It Witt
I i'(Ai S boj.SI. uul!j curtta; 8 tiotui. SS !i0,
r- j Tn-nt.'e.lto, n.i..orwrftinl innrr.
HW Rale.
Tho following wool rates for the
present season, taking effect at once
have been established:
Wool compressed in bales, car
loads, minimum weight 'i'l.OOO,
from Shuniko to New York, Chi
cago, Booton, Hartford, Philadel
phia, Baltimore, and points there
with, f 1.40, jilt 100, pounds.
Wool in sacks, or bales, any
quanity,- from l?haniko to The
Dalles, SO, cents per 100 pounds.
Wool in sacks, any quanity,
from all stations on the Columbia
Southern Railway to Sjhaniko 6
cents per 100 kuiuIs.
0. E. Lytic, (i. F. A.
PuUman Ordinary Skfnnt.
The tourist travel between I he ewiV and
tho l'acltio coast has ruaclied mniriuoui
proportiniia in the last lew years, and
cull lor a special clam of i ipjipuiviii. Tn
meet this doinaiid tho t'ulliii.ni Co. lu
lumied from Itn sliopa what it techiiiailly
callii tlin "Pullman Ordii aiy hleeper."
Tlieie cars appear aimilar to ibn rrijuUr
sletiper, being built on tho saiim plan,
but lint furiiiahed with the name elegance
Th-y are equipped wild iiiiiiiiesnoi,
blankets, ilmeta, pillows, pillow ciuiei,
towels, coiiilsi, bruthei, etc., teipiirini;
uothiiivof the kind to be furuiihed by
the puseni!er. Each car has a iiuv'e for
uiakiDg collee and tea and dniiiif "IikIiI
houiekeepiiiK," and eai h nei-ti jii can be
tilted with an adjustable table. A uni
(hi mod porter accompaiiica each car. his
bumiieu r-ni(( 10 make up bertha, keep
the car clean, ana look after the coniform
and wants cf the paasuners. In each of
the trains which are dispatched daily
from Portland by the (). It. A N. Co is
to be found one of these "Pullman Or
dinary Sleepers." The car is attached
to the ''Chicago Portland Special,"
which goes through to Chicago without
chaii.'.i, a::.! the one in the "Atlantic Ex
press" iuiis to Kansas City wiihmit
change. Passetiiera in this car for Chi
cbo tiantrt to a si'liilnr car at Gnineer.
Much of the that class travel is being
carried in these cars, the ralea heme
lower, and the service being iiearlyeijuul
to that in the palace sleepers.
Fir rates and full information, in
cluding folders, write to A. L. Crait;, G.
P. ., (). It. Co. Portland, Ore.
Beat For the Bowels.
No matter what ails you, headache
to a cancer, you will never get well
until your bowels are put ri'ht.
CABCAIIETS help nature, cure you
without a gripe or pain, produce easy
natural movements, coat you just 10
cents to start getting your health
back. CASCARET3 Candy Cathar
tic, the genuine, put up in metal
boxes, every tablet has C. C. 0.
stamped on it. Iicwarn of imitations,
Doa't Tnlisrro Silt and Rmiile Tor l.lfe anir.
To quit toboc-? cuaHy and forever, bemajr
netlc. lull ot lifi , nerve uad viiror, take Ko-To-liav.
Ilia wnlnlet-worliar, that inultCH weal, men
strong. All (IrdfrgiKi. W)c or II. (.'ure guaran
teed, booklet uiid sample free Aikiresa
Sterling llenicJ Co.. Cliiiauto or Mew Voile
TZTfJ Elisor., Hell,
. if j. :- r tt -
Jiuwc, cllipcr.
r McCormSrk, and
pother millionaire
Mnvoiitori Ixg&alifa
i'lfnoor.
h V'' ' Fortune await
k.,-,y olhff Inventor
.J Can ou dc(5 ffft
Vprovimcnts on article
t in common ut?
Whil you delay, othen
J nay pateot your Ideas.
Wo iniftrftntffi anainst Vm
7of fttfH i-aid iix Utt (nTvic-.
'Ftf ruftfutt hnd r able ty
'Hiftctaiit "-eent neon miuttt.
I FaUnt Attorstrt,
In our dry
complelcst line
J' ut niali iiik;a.
Carnival f Ballots
apprcciatins tho profit orlt of ourcoinnion school educators
anil ilosirinp: to (Ifiiifmstrato that npprociation, we have (!
filled to offer in connection with this paper a fitting testimonial
of worth to the most popular teacher in this county.
Ilallotingmay begin at any time after the publication of this
issue of the Journal and will continue until 8 o'clock p.m. Hep
tembcr 30, after which time no ballots will bo accepted.
Rules
The rules governing the contest will be as follows: A) paid-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 L3) votes, which will have blanks wherein to
write the name of the teacher voted for. Every issue of tho
Journal dnring the lifeof the contest will contain a coupon good
for three votes, Ko free samples of the Journal will be dis
tributed during the life of this contest and no clubbing oiler will
be accepted where ballots are given out.
All persons voted for MUST be Crook county leathers ami
so accepted by the county school superintendent, aiul must now
be engaged in teaching in this county, or have taught in this
county during tt.e past eighteen months, and must not have
lost their residence in the county, i. e. they must not have re
moved lrom the county to remain permanently.
The right to modify these rules at any time is reserved.
Tin TP
The prize ill consist of a fine gold at Mitch, any standard
make, AUth 1." jeweled movement and warranted for i!0 year";
the same guaranteed by a local dealer. Three prom
inent gentlemen of Crook county will be asked to help count
ilie ballots,
The Journal has withdra.un the second prize heretofore of
fered to the teacher receiving the second largest number of
votes and will award it to the boy or girl sending in the largest
list of subscribers before December 15.
runnv rni imtv ihiidmai i
Educ2tior,al
j.Iy choice for the most popular school teacher in Crock'
county is
This ballot must be in the Journal official ballot box on
or before September 30, 1 901. Good for three votes.
1
Roods department will bo funnel tho
in the city of Ladies' mid Ouiil' rjfc
8.
mze.
Ccntest - Ballot, i