Crook County journal., October 03, 1901, Image 4

Crook County Journal.
....W. T. FOflLK
FllITOB AND l'l'BUSHICH.
County Official FATKK.
'lhe Joibnal entered t the pottolflee In
Trimr'He, reg,, fortmiieiuiai4n through the
V. S. L..iil aa second claaa matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
IX AIlVANCf
Oni Yun. ft .Ni
in Months ""
TiiitKB .Months. '0
THURSDAY, OCT. 3, HKH.
His Last Journey.
On the day of President MeKin
ley'e funeral, the Journal of New
York, had a striking cartoon repre
senting the countries of Europe as
shadowy men riding uncovered
shadowy steeds behind the hearse
bearing the body of the dead presi
dent. It is entitled, "His Last
Journey." It brings to mind im
pressively the old poem of the
"Midnight Review;" and is, of
course, but putting an old thought
in form of an object lession. But
looking at it as the Salt Lake Tri
bune does, the first thought is,
were they all the shadowy ones that
joined the great procession? The
pathos of the blameless man's
death was enough to thrill the
others. Who knows but the old
guard was there? The president
is commander-in-chief. Who
knows what whisper went around
on the farther campiug ground?
"The commander-in-chief is dead.
Fall in!" Was the Silent Man of
Donelson there, or the tall form of
Sherman; or the little invincible
Sheridan, as on that day at Cedar
Creek; or Crook the trusted, or
Hancock the superk; or Hooker,
who met the brunt of the onset on
that bloody field of Antietam and
all the old royal host who ranked
the sargent and the major in the
war, but who last ranked them all
but one?.
'Where all the immortal spirits
in line with shadowy bugles cal
ing in the tones of the beyond and
and muffled shadowy drums beat
ing softly on those echoless shores?
Who knows? And why limit the
inquiry to the Union side? The
grass and flowers are growing on
the sods beneath which the soldiers
sleep, and the dreadful animosi
ties of forty years ago are dispelled.
Wo knows but Lee was there and
Stonewall Jackson and Hill and
Pickett and Polk, and all that host
who made the vain essay to turn
back the light the republic was
casting over an oppressed world;
who tiicd to turn it back, and died
by tens of thousands in the hope
less effort? Why should they not
have been there? When one stops
to think and listen, it seems as
though tie heard far away hint
strains of martial airs; the flapping
of innumerable flags: the muffled
roll of invisible drums, and there
are flashings as though of sun
beams, on helmets, the wheeling of
fiery battlions with all the old
pomp and circumstances; what
wonder if the long rank of blue
and gray were all in line, all salut
ing, for had not a master spirit
fled? Who knows? None return,
no sentries challenge is heard from
the heights, no flashing flags are
seen. There is faith and a hope
that grows to be a mighty longing,
but what there may be is not for
Dort.il eyes to see or mortal ears
to hear.
England now say that modern
America is perverting the original
Monroe Itcctrine. We don't think
fo. but if it i-, we are satisfied
villi th;; perversion. Anyway,
v.e shiurt ask Great Britain to in
terpret it for us. "
Of course, real Americans know
perfectly well that the men who
cartoon our Presidents do not real
ly believe what they assert, and
consequently, are little moved by
the scandalous pictures and insults
that appear in the yellow journals.
Ther forget, however, that the ig
norant hordes from Europe do
actually Mieve them and are al
ways fikely to le incited to murder
thereby.
The steel strike is settled; it
ought never to have been begun,
and would not have been had it
not been for President Shaffer's
over weening ambition.
Now New York has added to her
sky scrapers by burrowing several
stories under ground. New York
ers need not he in such a hurry to
get down to their uleimate destination.
A Missouri mob recently aband
oned a lynching because it could
not catch the right negro. Civili
zation is certainly making progress
in Missouri.
According to census figures, New
York has 5,257 Iudians not
counting Tammany.
Those who say that Welling
ton's sense of decency will cause
him to resign from the Senate are
not acquainted with the man.
8tepped Into Live Coa'.a
"When a child I Imrnod my foot
frightfully," writes W H Kads, of
Jonesville, Vs., "which caused horrl
lie leg Hores for 30 years, but Buck
ler!1 Arnica Salve wholly cured me
after everything else failhd." In
fallible for Bums, Sculds. Cuta, Sores,
Bruises and Piles.
Sold by Adamson & Winnek Co.,25c
NOTICE FOR PCHLICATIOX.
Lnd Office at The Dalies, Orepm,
September 2S, lWjt.
Notice h hereby eiven that the following
namea eeiTier nu Dim notice ut his intention
to make final proof in enipr.rt of hit claim.
and that aaid proof will lie made liefore
J. J. fMnith, IXmnty Oik at Prineville, Ore
gon, on Friday, November rt.l'JOl, vix:
John Helfrich. of Lamnnta. Orem.n. H. F
No. fl40 for the VVM NW$, NE, XV
W SI ' 'A .-i Sec 8, lp. 13 K. 14 K.
He name the following witneaaet to pmve
his continuous residence upon aod cultivation
of laid land, viz:
Everett Miller, Robert P. Johnson, Walter
E. Helfrich, and B. B. Helfrich, a'l of La
monta, Oregon. JAY P. LI 'CAS,
Reistr
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Lasd Orrici at Lakeview Oititr.o
.September 23, 1901.
Notice is hereby eiven that the folluwinir
named aettler haa tiled notice of hia intention
to make final proof inanpport of hia claim, and
that aaid proof will be made More j. J.
Smith, Connty Clerk at Prineville. Oregon,
on November 4, 1!H)1, viz: Jamea V. i,mie
H. E. No. 1!W1 for the . SK, SWJ SKk
Sec. 9 and N W SWi Ke;. 10. T. 22 S., K.
10 W. M.
He name the following witnesses to
prove Ida continuous resideiica uimn and
cultivation of aaid land, viz:
William P. Vandervert. of T.nva Oi..nn.
James black, of Lava. Oreiroti: John 8ie
more, of bend, Oregon; It. H. West, of
iv&, wrei(un.
E. M. BRATTA1N,
10-3-11-7 lieuiater.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION-. .
Land Office at The Dalle., OreK... IRQ gQil fiT H&ZQQVm
Septemlier 2 1901. '
Notice ii hereby iven that the following,
named aettler haaliled notice of hia intention N. A. T YE & BROS. PrODTS.
to make final proof in aupport of his claim, '
and that aaid proof will be made liefon) J. J. . Reliable Merchants.
Smith. County Clerk, at Prineville, Oregon,
on Friday, November 8, 1001 vij: '
George T. Kifa-hinir, of Prineville, Oregon. "' ----------m-------------,
H. K. No. M01. for the NW and ri
NEX Sec. 7, T. 18 S. K. 10 . W. M.
cHo
said land viz: m-
15 i " -mm mksew mn I
JAif p. lucas. g SALEM, OREGON. 3
geh a denhisoh Fruits S Oms-iieiital Trees.
CONTRACTORS w
a::o BUILDERS B o r V -
omall Jruitsj ohruos,
rians and Specifica- f? , fT) f 3
tions Drawn. All B J'lantS, CCOSCS. QtC.,.,, 2
Jiinda of wood work, i - -
Fend for catalogue and price liat to W. E. Tayne, S
Shop at Harbin. Planing Mill ZZ M.anager Branch Oflke, Hood River, Oregon 3
fRINEVl.laE,
OREGON
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12 On your Fall Purchases.
vegtigation will satisfy you.
IW A limt And U-O 111
'j stock of general merchandise,
r!t to have, wo can procure it for
jt4"l"l"t,,t"t"l,"tl"l"f",l"H,il"l"t"tl to
fiott Kibbon
Canned Soods
Jfrt th SStst
.;
&ro jfrms
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All Goods
September
SpsclsS Sslc
We offer the best values in
Hats,
Caps,
Shoes;
Shirts,
Slippers,
Underwear.
In order to make room for our immense fall stock,
which will soon arrive, and have room for Holiday goods
as we usually handle, we are making a great reduction in
Gloves and Fancy Goods of all kinds. You may not be
lieve this flattering statement, hut if you will step into
our Btore and price our poods, you will be convinced that
we always tell you the truth through our advertisement.
A few Ladies' Skirts and Men's rants on the Bargain Counter
which we will let you have at you? own offer.
For the Wet Weather we have J-fackinto6hcs, Rubber Goods
and Overshoes of all kinds at reasonable prices.
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LET US FIGURE
We have the coods voti want at
If you want to compare our prices
1iIo.1Ui.jI ti ,ill,,til Vitll n mill Cutilu
and if there is any thing special you
vou. tiivo us a trial.
Crockery, Glass Ware,
Delft Enameled Ware,
Granite Ware, Tin "Ware.
jfmtn'ean fitld jFincinj, Poultry
- Jtmmunilion
Marked in Plain Figures
and October
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the riuht prices, find know an in. w
with what you are paying, drop If)
V.tll Tllllt' tLMltlf VI'.. - I ' Ti'
want and wo do not happen ?tt
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Canned Soods
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POINDEXTER-
Shaving
Parlors
TICK ADKIN8, 1'roprlcior
Shaving
lialrcuttim?
Ehumpoointf
Bath..,.,,
A fin bathroom devoted t-tptciallr to
the uas of lad lea.
Evorylhing up to-date and alrictly
firel-claw.
Motlco to Creditors.
Notice b hrreby nlven that the nndoralgned
haa Ix-en by the County Court of Crook omiii
ty, atateof Ore(on, duly apvjntid admlnla
trntrij of thecaUte of William H. Anderaon,
deceaaed, anil all wraona liavinK clalma
K ilmt aaid eatate are hereby miiiiwl to pre
eut tin aaine, duly verified, ti the adminU
trotrix at the oflloe of M, K. llrlnk, In l'rint
villa, Oregon, within ait montlia from tin
date of the firat publication of thia notlu.
Lucr H, Andkk)I,
Ailmlniatratrlx of the eat-te of William H.
Anderaon, dfceaaod.
Dated Au(uat fl, 1U0).
MEN!
You.can i
be cured i
If yoo mfrtr from any of the
on of men, conie u the (..drit
bptualiu on the Pacific CmuI, I
DR. JOII0M k CO..
lOBIUarMkL Eitd IMt I
Vouiic men nut middle .
U IJI men who ate MiUrinf '
from the cfftctl U ycuUitut inducretioni or e.
m """i7,ipoi.nf7.MHjlaiil,w, i
ro.llurrhin, ijoiiorrlxru. Ulret.
T l r.,i,.f f uf I'rliiailnn, . iy I
m iuuiuiiiiuuh rimuia,ol ral ciiraliva Kiw- i
, ilia Doclot lua m arrantad hi. tr.iimnl
A thai k will mi only ifford immedUie relief tail
parraanem cure. ITie Doctor dot. not claim to
perioral mirclea, but la well-known to I a fair i
and quara I'hyiician and Surgeon, nnxninmt
ulu. p.d.liy-iMlnCH 0f Mep. a i
Mvphllla Ihoroonlilveradlmtedfrom lue
iytcm wliUo'itunliiK lirrrurr. i
KVKIiy. MAN apilvli,( to na will n-
.nir rvnwi tymirm 01 niaconiphtllil, .
H' i(( Uuarantte a IVHIT1 VK ct;i:Kn i
A t'otwiUation f KV.K and itriclry ndvaK.
( VUAUIihS VEItr MBAHONAM.K. Treat.
I ment penvin.llv or by Idler. S:rA for hrmli,
' FhMmhT of MBriiitke,''
I free. (A valiul.lt bonk ior men.
I VIHJT J. JoriOAV'M
I I Great Museum of Anatomy
Ilia finaat and larvrat Mixeumof it. kirn' in the
world. Come and l.arn how wonuerfult you
I areotada; bt.v to nvuitl .icknei. au.l dine.,
I We are eoniinuallv ncMing mw Mcuaaui.
. (JATALOdllK fHKK t.il or wrllu.
I I0SI Marital Street. San Franriirn. fit
Try 0r Job Cfflco Ftr Lottorheada
liennty In Blood Deep.
Clrnn blood menus n rlnn elrin V.
beauty without it. Caacurcti, Candy Catliai
tin r.l.,nn 1.U...I 1 1 :. -I
t-iean, uy
it) ull im.
puriiii.n irom ine hody. lli'Kin to clay to
banish liiinplea, boils, Lloti:lica, blacMifiirU,
jnd that sickly bilious complexion by taking
(,'aararota, benuty for ten routs. All druij
lk'Kin today to
giais, saUfattiou suimuiteed, ioc, Im, OOc
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