Crook County journal., October 10, 1901, Image 6

"w sa t I ... It,
f MtU'lio!! Wagons lltcine lluggics arid
k Hacks
w. "
fi Oar Fail Clothing
u. jl. saiomon.
(iiMicrni Ij lie ismitliii!7 niul m'oii
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Jti'imiriiif,',
The lioil Corntr
rriiicvillo, Onyoii
Si
flats! Kato!
.'4
I now arriving mil! nil lint'i are complete. Wo
are prepared to show you something nobby ill
Mell ' urn! li )'' Suit.
Our linti of Hats in complete ami embrace the John ."f
It. Ktotaon i,.l , i,,n brands, in nil the la w ljl.uk
mill styles mill at bnltoui prioi-n, (,
General Merchandise.
.Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Taints and Oils.
,"yimlows and Doors.
Grain Sacks and Binder Twine.
Hardware and Stoves.
:1 '
ralE and Winter
rwear fur Men and Peys. Wo handle the
fyr relehrated'YViight't Health Underwear, lle.t iu the
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World. Other lnus chtap
PLOWS, HARROWS, MOUERS, RAKES A!I3 Alt KIH3S OF FAUB1
Keiiuleer for Government.
Scuttle, Wash., Sept. ' 20. Lieu
tenant K. P. BerthoL', who was
pent to Siberia last winter by the
government to secure reindeer for
the Alaskan station?, arrived at
Port Clarence on August 28 with
254 Jeer, which he secured 1.01)0
miles north of Irkutsk, the present
terminal of the Siberian Railway:
He arrived with them at Orla nf er
a journey of great difficulty,
From Orla he came to Port Clar
ence on the Frogresso, making the
PftV"lrri ,YftPvriiai j
I h Uet.Wl I
An Interstin Explanation of their
Unusual Strength.
The Secret of their Marvellous Vi
tality and Nerve Eorca
Jealously Guarded
TOrtmow V, TJM "I j ' .
,..v- t uiouivouiiwiuiui0j
a fouon wnoBa Rejuvenating
tfn ts are Almost Miraculous
and Astonish the Most Skeptical
The fondest hope of anci?nt and mod
ern aeekeri after the Fnumaiu of Per
petunl Youth, can acarjely liae aimed
higlier thi.n the reulu aciiieved by the
luarrell..ua compound, known through- (
out the Est as El SIoKjiiit.
Travelers returuiuj; to Europe have,
from time to time, brought astonishing
t..les of the rejuvenating effeeia pn j receipt of the price, $1 per package, or
dnced by this Wonder of the Orient. j i Pcktfes for f 5. A'Hrew Thb Nov
Cnidelv cian-MiiindL-d hv .tin. w ! es-Fru-RR t'oMfA.sy, Market and ii4i.b
of the Harem, from formula handed I
down orally from generation to enera-
tii.ii, the secret of this preparation thus j
jealously (junrded and known only to j
i'"ate of the Harem and the
Curt Physicians, El Mokbib has betn'Cfc(1 l0Ok' nl0t" P",clles 'l,'d Olotcues
(.radically unoLta uabie. excepting ,y 1 0I the akin, all aigng of Liver Trou-
t!ie lavored ones for whom n was ii.- i
tended.
KecciiHy, however, a prominent na
tive Arabian Physician, bauiniitd from
Itis country for political ..Heme, and
ueprived of his vast possvasions, has
availed himself of his knowledge, to
earn livelihood belittin,' his station.
by supplying (his marvellous compound,
Yl ycKiiiK, to the nobility and weatti
ier clasws of ill Europe, who have
cliterlullv paid him larije feus in return
f"P the beni-lim reecited.
Content witn the birce income derived
fi .in this practice, this H;;ed physician
bus repeiteilly refused very libeial of-f.-is
I. Hide to hiu; for il.e furn.iil. 1,1..
remedy, but he has finall. ;.t.
j
Hit) importing house of The Novt.'i-
' , Jnt ,iyo:::
U!ii;K Company, of Philadelphia to '
,,,,, ,- . , . ' !
I't it up in co.nement fr, fr a!B !
ex;.uMely in the United States, and
this firm liavino the exclusive agency,
now offer it for the first time to the
American public.
This renu-dv must not. bu rrr..i.AA
v.-iiii th.
numerous nervous exhaustion,
b'U manhood, and self abuse leio-ili..
U'loeii r .... I .. .
which scientific chemislrv a,. 1. u i . ., 1 ,,r""f ,vi" ' """le Wore J. .1.
t.oroduce ',d e, 17, ben' 11 ;lB!Sn.itli. County Clerk, at IVmeville, Oregon,
i.aiuc. , wl .eh can etn approach he,., on Fr.day, November 8, 11 viz:
pe..r.es hi, JJoKIiin pure vegetable! George T. Kitchiiig,of Prineville, Oregon
' eiirac.eu Iroin rare tropical
mo's and herbs.
Kt. Mokbik la a retnefly for one sneci-
. pin-pom), which is tosliei,th,. i n,B
vital force and prevent decuv 111 men. !
t-
iis 1,1 .riMl1..... .r. , . ,
lis l unel.ooa ehe.:ls in arrestu.c decay
ot tue vital principl-a. esoecially in the
niaie. neu g uupaialleU and (lev. r fading,
mid it" its uav ia uuivcraal H over tli
and (ihiJ,
trip in ten days.
The reindeer were receive J by
Dr. Sheldon Jackson on behalf of
the government. They bring the
grand total of government reindeer
up to 3,912. Lieutcntant Dertholf
will return to Vladivostok, and
will go thence to San Francisco.
War on Mixlcrn Linen.
Probably, between ccntiguous
nations that have mastered the
art of war, instead of the' (touring
clouds of cavalry of the old dhpena
tion this will be the opening phase
East, where atn.ng virile men with lame
f,,die of descendant are the rule, there
j IIIU9. HIT 11' ' U",ivi, rmi.i m. iu . tj uiv.,
I ceny or beueli's to the general system.
....... u a ...i.i . .ii.,. ... Mi,.;
While it i all absolute i)-ci()0 and
pimitnt'ly guiirmitfted to curu the worm
cascj of nervous debility, lot nntuhiHxl,
ir timlUr wekntuH din) to rvcvuui or
y mtliful orror, it i alto tiwd with the
yreA'int ucctM ai a ViialiKer, pi ving
power to all wenlc part, and developing
,,! mnnti,ta,iiiiiM tlta fnM iiuloil wiifftr
maiihuod.
It is put np for the American trade in
tablet form, and though extremely pow
erful, it it perfectly Intrude and evn!y
taken, enn tablet being a doH and do
ing the folk at once, and o eriduntly
as to leare no doubt in the mind of the
pntient. It will cure yen so a to stay
cured.
Every pac'unsfe i opened and carefully
ei.uiine.1 l.jr the tniponera when rvceiv
ed, mill la then tepricked under their
fiil and positively x'mrauteed to cure.
It will he .nt pcepma, under pUin cov
er, with foil and 3,.intlete direefions, ou
S's., Philadelphia.
What a Your Faco Worth?
Sometime a fortune, but never, if
you have a sallow complexion, n jauii-
u'e- "ut vr '"K -ew ltie Tula
Kive Clear Skin, Kosy Clieeka, Iiich
Complexion.
Only 2.i0 at Adamson & Winiiek
Co's. Drut; Store.
otk;e for publication.
LANpOmciiATTH Daluw, Ok.,
September 7, 1S01
Notice is hereby given that the foliowir.i;
named settler has filed notice of bin intention
t.iiuake final proof iiiHiippnrtof hi claim, ami
that said proof will bo made before
A. C. Pah..er t'ti.ConiiiiWHi'.ner at Prineville
Orttf'.n, on Thurday, Octoljer 111, viz:
Hubert A. Merchant, of Hawtafk, Ore.,ii
H. .. No. ol,22. for the V.y. SVM, hi
SKK, Sec,' 10, T. i:t S., K., 13 K., W. M. '
! i ",a,m" ll to prove
, mi, e'1
utlriui.uii residence noon and eii!tiv.,ti..
- i
W' H' 0vr""' "f fone'iHe, Oregon. 1(. P.
.nnon, nf hanii.nU, Oregon, ami .1. It
.Merrill and Omar Cr,., of Culver, (l,w'n.
01, fal.l lali.l, viz:
JAY P. LUCAS, K.K'1'.cr.
NOTICK Vim PUBLICATION.
Land Office at The Dalles, Orrtfon.
Septen.U-r W, 1901.
Notice is hereby (ivtliiit tha follnwine.
. "
; named settler has filed notice of Ms intention
H. K. .. f40l, for the NU Kh and ';
NKX Sec. 7, T. IS . 11. If, K w. M
1 Ht'n'in',; the following witnesses to prove his
! co"'i;'"'" ei'W. uiain ud cult.vaiiou of
I Mi.l 1I1IIU VIZ:
1 r- warn nam j. Mack Mims, John Chsm-
.,,,1 J.,.,, i,v .,,'i 1.":..
Kdward Harrij. Mack Mis, John Chsm -
Oregon. ' '
r, auu Jolm llnruion. all of l'r nevill
JA? P. LUCAS.
Register,
of the struggle, u vast ileal all along
the frontier between group of skillj
ed marksmen, continually lfing
relieved and refreshened from the
rear, says II. G. Wells in the North
Aifierican Review. Probably for
a time th"re will bo no definite
tir.'iiy here or there, no controllable
battle, no great general in the field
at all. Putt, somewhere far in the
rear, the central organizer will sit
at the telephonic center of hi vast
front, and he will- utrensthen here
and feed there and watch watch
J'erpetually the pressure that is
Becking to wear down hi counter
vailing thrus.
Behind the thin firing lino that;
actually engaged the country for
many mile will he cleared and J
devoted to the buisnesi of war.
Big machine" will be at work mak
ing the second, third, fourth line
of trenches ' that may be needed if
presently' tho firing lino is forced
hack, threading out transverse
paths for the swift, lateral move
ment of the cyclists who will be in
perpclnal alertness to relieve sud
den local pressures. And all along
thoi;e great motor roads our first
anticipations sketched, there will
he a vast and rapid shifting to and
fro of - big, long range guns.
These guns will probably be fought
with tho help of bfilcoiis, which
will hang above the firing line all
along the front, incessantly ascend
ing and withdrawing.
.
Stopped Into Live Coals.
"When a child I burned my foot
frightfully," writes V II Ends, of
Joncsvilie, V., "which caused horri
ble leg sores fur 30 years, but Buck
leti'a Arnica Salve wholly cured me
altvr everything else faillul." In
fallible for liurns, Snulds. Cuts, Bores,
lirnixeK anil Piles.
Sold by Adamson AWinnek Co. 2'c
NOTICE KOU PUW.ICATION.
Land Ufr.cn at Tin Dalles, Oregon,
SeptemlH-r 2, I'.iOl.
Notice Is hereby given that ttw following
named settler has filed notics of his intention
to make final proof in snppr.rt of his claim,
nn.l that said proof will I mads liefore
J. J. Smith, County Cleik at Prlneville, Ora
:ou, on Friday, November S.1II01, viz:
John HelfrHh, of T,am..nf, Orei;on, IT. K.
Ni..tW40forth W) NW1, SV., NW'-J
and S'V't NE Hec. 8, Tp. 13 S., B. 14 K.
W. M.
If R names the fr.tlowing witnesi?s to prnre
hi continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Everett Miller, Hubert V. Johnson, Walter
K. Helfrich, and B. li. Hefric all of L.
inoiita, Oregon. JAY P. LUCAS,
P.eKitr
NOTICE FOIt PUBLICATION.
Laxd flma at Lnkevlew Oaiinott
Keptemlier S3, 1M1,
Notice is hereby iriven that the followiiia.
nained settler has tiled notiee of his intention
to make final prisif in support of his claim, and
I that said proof will he nuda Is-'ore J. J.
, Smith, Cumty Clerk at Prineville. Oregon.
(on Nnveruber 4. li01. vi?: Jame. K. li.vn,
1 - K. No. lii'il forth KJ SKi, SW' Kl',14
fee. and WJ 6W lej, 1U. -l.zi ., 11.
10 K, W. M.
I Henauiaa th follnwi:i" witnesses to
"r"v" ?"t.!'.".,"u" r-"l"'ce upon and
' William P, Vandervert, nf Ijiva, Orf,r,n;
UlllllTSLMH "I 4iu -iu.
uuaiii r, 0
I Waek. of
' .1 allies lilaCK, 01 j,v. or.i; ..i.n one'
, innre, of bend, Oregon) It. H. West, of
Lava, Oreirnn,
E. M. BRATTAIN,
Kiigiatw,
M-Ml-7
TUX UOME OOLl) CUItR
An IntronlousTniatmont by which
Diuukai Ja are On red Dtuly iu
Bpilo of ThoniHolvea.
It is now generally known ami tin-
derrtiMal that 1 rtl iiki-tilii'4" in a diseimei
iiii'l not wu.ikiie.a. A lsly lilbtl
ioinii mid lii'ru'ii'i.inpli'li'ly ulnillonil :
liy peiiixlieiil nr toimtiint un of iuli.x.
ion ll ll K liiiinra, r iiliiia nil Hlitliluli' ,
eiipablu ef noutiiiliiiiK and wrudicitt- j
ing Ibis piiiruii, mid di'nirnyiiig tlmj
ernving lor intnjieiiiit.. Sutlerer tuny .
now cure llieiiiavlvia nl tiomu willioiil'
publii'ity nr li "I time from buin ;
by tin. wnmletliil "HOME tioll)
CL'KE,"wliich baa Ih'hii i-Tlii'ted niter
ninny year of cloo tinly imd tienl
liiuiil of iuebriiiti'S. Tim faithful nau
according to iliiivti.iiin of tbia won
derlul diiiookiiry is positively ennrHii-
liril to cure the moat olwtiniiie cae,
no mutter how Imr.l a diitiker. t'oi
recurdaahow the iiiitiveh tia traiibd.rni
aiioii o( tlioinoi lids ol DiniikiiriU inlo
soIh t. indunlrinii. nml upright men.
V t V KH ;t; K.C YM.' R 1 1 CM H A X I H!
CHILDllEX CL'ltK YOUR FA
TI1KU8I I This remedy is in no aenoe
a nostrum but ia a peri lie for this
disease only, and is so akillfully de
vised mid prepared that iti thorough
ly soluble and pleasant to the taste, so
that it can bu given in a nip of leu or
cuVe without the knowliMlge of tlir
person inking it. Tlioiismiil of drunk
arils have cured llieinselvea with this
pricel remedy, and n many more
have been cund and niailn temerii!i'
men by Imving the cure iiiliiiininieritl
by loviiiK IiiimiiU and relatives with
out their knowledge in tea or cotfee,
and believe today t lint they discon
tinued drinkitiK o( their tevn fri will.
I0 NOT WAIT. Do not ! ileluded
by aiipitreiit and niirleadiTii; "improve
metit. The HOME GOLD Cl'KK i
old ut"tb extremely low price of Otn
Iinlliir, thus plaeiiiK within reaeh o
cverybisly a treatment more elicctmil
thini otlirs coating $25 to $.i0. Full
directions caeoiiipiuiy each piiekaee.
HH'cial ndvien by skilled pliymciiina
when repeated without extra elmriie.
Hent pvi'iaid to any part of the w orld
on receipt of One Hollar. Aildrena
Dept. K -1K5 EDWIN 11. (ill, EH &
CO. 2M0 and 23ii2 Market Kt. Phila
delphia. All correspondence strictly confi
dential. N
NOTICE KOU PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
The Dalles, Oreiton, Sept. 8, 1!01,
Notice Is hereby ojven that the followine
named settler has filed nntjee of inti iition to
make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will he made More .1. J,
Smith, County Clerk, at I'rineville, Oregon,
on Thursday October 17, lllol, viz:
Asa P. Cole, of Culver, Oregon, H E Nn.
no:.-, for the NSV'f NWl Sec M and WU
NEUnd N K'i N Sec 21, Tp. 13 8.. It.
13 E., W.M.
- Ha name the following witnesses to prnve
his continuous residence umn and cultivation
of said land, vix:
Charlei E Thompson nml J B Merrill, of
Culver, tlreiron, tmvfd w Harnett, of Hay-
stack. Oregon, and Kobert Johnson, of l.a-
m. mta, Urc0'on.
Jay. I. Lucas, llegister,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land office at The Dalles, Oretron
September 7, MM
Notice Is hereby given that th following
named settler have filed notice nf intention
to make final proof on their respective claims
licfure A C. Palmer. U. S. Commissioner, at
Prinerille, Oregon on Saturday, Octnlier
is, laui, viz:
John C. 1'axtnn, of Lsmonta, Oregon H,
E. No KK)r. forth NW'H and the tiU
iWt Sec, 10. Tp. 13 S, K 14 E. W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
ins oominumis residence upon and cultiva'
tion said land, viz:
C. J. Milliirsn. nf Culver. Oremn. and Al
bert Seales, Lee Moore and Oscar Cox, of
nauiouia, urcg"n.
JalT. Lt'QAS, Eeu'lUr, '
III our dry goods department will bo found lint rJl
oniuplt t.nt line iiillmuiiy u( LudiiV and Ciunit'
Furnishings, fl'-
; ci
IMPLEMENTS.
"NERVE WASTE."
One of the moid helpful books on
nerve wenknesa ever issued is that
entitled "Nerve Waste," by Dr.
Sawyer, of San Francisco, now in
its lift li thousand. This work of
an experienced tttid reputable phy
sician is in ngreeuble contrast to
the vast stint (f faNe leaching
which prevails on this interi-ting
subject, It abounds in carefully
considered mid practical advirV
itud has the two great merits or
wisdom n imI sincerity.
y is indorsed by both the relig
out and secular press. The Chicago
Advance says: "A perusal 'of tho
book and the application of its
principles will put health, hope
and heart into thousands of lives
that are now suffering through
nervous impairment."
The book is tl.(H), 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,
and will be sent to any address for
stamp by the publishers, Tut? Pa
cific IVii.Cn., llox 2li5rt, San Fran
cisco, in plain sealed envelope.
Wnul Jtntt.
Tho following wool rates for tho
present season, taking effect at once
have lieen established:
Wool compressed in bales, car
loads, minimum weight 21,000,
from Shaniko to New York, Chi
cago, Huston, Hartford, Philadel
phia, Baltimore, and points there
with, 11.10, per 100, pounds.
Wool in sacks, or bales, any
quauity, from Shaniko to The
Dalles, 30, cents per 100 pounds
Wool in sacks, any (inanity
from all stations on the Columbia
Southern Railway to Shaniko 5
cents per 100 pounds.
C. li. Lytic, G. F. A;
rullmnn Ordinary Sleepers.
The tourist travel between tho east and
the Pacific coast bu readied enormous
pioportioiia in the last few years, and
calls for a special clnsi of equipment. To
meet thin demand the Cullman Co, has
issued from ita shops what it technically
calls the "Pullman Ordirary Sleeper."
These carl appear similar to thu regular
sleeper, being limit nil the same plan,
hut nut furnished with the same elegance
They ara equipped with uiattreuius,
blanket, sheets, pillows, pillow-cases,
towels, combs, brushes, etc., requiring
iiotliinyof the kind to be furnished by
the passenger. Each car lis a stove for
making collce and tea and doing "light
housekeeping," and each section can bo
lilted with an adjustable table. A uni
formed porter accompanies each car. his
business being to nmku up berths, keep
the car clean, and look aftur the comfort
and wants ef the passengers. In each of
the trains which are dispatched daily
from Portland by the O. H. v N. Cc. is
to be hmnd one of these "Pullman Or
dinary Sleepers." The car ia attached
to the ''Chicago -Portland Special,"
which goes through to Chicago without
chant'0, and the one in the "Atlantio Ex
press" rum to Kansas City without
change. Passenger in this car for Chi
cago i hange to a abnilar cur at Rramrnr.
Much of the first class travel isbein
carried in these cara, the rates being
lower, and the service being nesrlyecju ta
to that in the palace sleepers.
For r.itf and full information, in.
cludingf olden, write to A. L. Craig, Q,
P. V, 0. R. If. Co. Portland, Ore,