Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921, October 24, 1901, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textn 0. L. Salomon. The Rod Conior Princville, Oregon General Rlncksmithing and Wagon "Jffi . Kqmirtng, Mgj Mitchell Waarons Kacine Buggies and Hacks flats! Mats! our Fall Clothing 2 ti" I. now arriving and nil line, are eoinplute. We Our line nf Hutu l complete mid embrace tlir John l. St .it . .ti mid Lion tirniidn, In nil llm iinw block jP mid ilylut mid ut hot loin prior.. r" are prepared to show you muielliiiig nobby in fe" Men's mid Boy.' Suit. t0 8. rg Roll nnrO tAf 8 ". ffaj .General Merchandise. Staple and Fancy Groceries. Taints anil Oils. Windows and Doors. Grain Sacks and Binder Twine. Hardware and Stoves. run uuu ivBaiiLi jj Underwear fur Men mid Bnya. We handle the fii celubratedlWiieht'a Health Underwear, Best iu the SJ World. Other liiiee cheap and giaid. I PLOWS, HARROWS, MODERN' RAKES AUD All KIH03 OF FARM Kxtcnsive Oregon. Though Oregon is the oldest United States territory on the Facific coast, it has the largest proportion of public land still open 'to settlement. More than half of its 0,34,135,907 acres, remains unappropriated and unreserved. Oi this vr 23,000, are surveyed jtnd ready few entry by competent jiersons t the proper land1 office. There are six United Staatea land districts in the statQ, .with land offices aa follows: Tlie EaUes, La TI1S SEW W.l Common sense fob wombm TLadiesnould Read of the Latest and JVIopt Successful Impor tatipn from Franca. , A11 -Womankind May Possess Fair .Sltfo, B riant Byes, Strength ad Hood Health. ay J)r LaBord, the famouaJFrench jfiractioner fu Jis .devoted jtU whole ,Jife u thetmdy of ,wneu, and ha. won ethe lihfheat distinctma through lit won .derfully .ucoesssful practice ppng the lijipc families ui .Paris. jyQMA,N A HEROINE -Woman i. a heroine, say. the Doctor, .and her remarkable endurauce and abili ty withstand the most trying ordsal ,coiepe adtniiiistritioii. She is a slave . the JTatural inodesly of her sex which ' ,.i oftea tme,i her to endure the greatest ,trila, and sutler in silence, rather than ,c. intuit even her Family Physician, fear iug to expose herself to necessary ques- i.mia and probably (examination. A LIFE 8pUDY -ftecngnixing this fact in his early pracice. Dr. LaBord has, by year. ,,f luv, who have o.mracted with Dr La ' j j i... .,.;..... ...,,ii .. Bun for the exclusive agency of tne ' a ..i i. . .ii Cil'lieiV nc. uic.uu.. 1. 1 .icn.iiiv... iwi ... , ... , '.i.meiiM peculiar to women, which ha. 1 l'''n'. un '!" jupervisiou of Dr 'met with unbounded .uxcess, and has ! LaBord are maintained and special ad ' Branch Offices, managed by skilled physl- vlf iie& absolutely free to all who u,U 1. i,r,,.,al .1.,,.,.,,. tok th treatment. Ladies ordering ji..w loe ited in every'larue eit y in Enrape By his superiar methods ejtch p.illeut receives, absolutely free of ijiiarije, full nil I detailed advice especially adapted to 'her case, thus avoiding all eniburrans nieiit ijr iuciuiveiiieuce, and as Dr L i .B ird's rumediea ace put up in the form of sni ill, ilaiuty wafers, thoy are easily" ,iud tut u n at auv time or place, wulinut ntiractiug attention. 'firs insures re gularity in treatiu..')it which is in . HI i in 'pnri.ut' to a cure, Kpd generally iiupus- ,,Kl.. ..,.,1, ti I ,,1,., ' t i ,' , . Li'ii'ini reiiiedirji always contain aiarge. i.rop.rti..,i.jle...hol. whiskry or ..tl.er to preserve them .from spoiling. -))' Li Bord s Wafers are a "dry n.erti- .me" and are positively free from j' ' Xoxicaiit. or narcotic drug, of any kind. I -MODERN METHOD3. 1 DrLiB'ird's greatest success lias been ' an-ved hv the. use of the "CARONIA " .WAEZit This is not a Patent Medicine, ' l it a .ciemitic ..reparation of "Vihui'-s ii on ' or "cardnja" (eoujmonly known n. BUck Ha bcrrv). and other well known herln, whi.se curative properties have h--ii known to heibahs's for cen' uries. .'Viburnum,'' or '"cabonia," is reoou pized and prescribed by the lcadim; p'lyHin.iau. of the world as the best known Speeifi.; for Female trouble.. The eir ireuiily disagreeable tatte of lhe.e (In p. las heeu overmiue by skillful liiaiiipdl.. ion, ri. lining however all of their vir 'ieand ftreng'h, and these specifi.t jl ive h'un an combined and prepared a. (. form dainty wafer, easily taken, yet ernba Iving tne most seonrate and certain Sure for Female Weakness, Nervous V.wt ration. Painful snd Suppressed Grand, Burns, Lakeview, Roseburg and Oregon City. The reserved area of the state is 5,842,821 acres, and"21 ,389,7 12 acres are otherwise appropriated. More of the state of Oregon is now surveyed and i open for settlement than has been taken, including the 4,251,282 acres of railroad and wagon grants. -In other words, but one-third of the area of the state has been taken by private owners. Like the North west territory between the Ohio river and the great lakes, Oregon Whites, Sterility, Ulceration of the Uterus, Change of life in Matmu or Maid, Chronio Decline, Uninary Trou bles, Nervous Debility, Profuse Flow, Threatened Miscarriage, Palii(tion of. the Heart, Pains iu the Left Hide Cold Hands and Feet, Bearing Down Pains, Backache, Shortness jf Breath,. Scalding (if Urine, Soreness of Brea.i, Neuralgia, Uurine Displacement, and all those symptuini which make the average woman's .life so miseiable. It makes child birth easy and have poc toes' bills. A VALUABLE FEATURE. "Cabonia WArKKs' have proven a blessing to thousands of .suffering women who have been made weli, strong and happy in a surprisingly short time by this wonderful treatment. They will not only cure the most oostinate case, uo U'atter how long neglected, but are also the only known remedy that can be absolutely relied upou to prevent those monthly recurrences of extreme pain and suffering, needluaslf endured by so many of our women. PORE AND EFFECTIVE "Db LaitoBU's cabo.nia waters" are purely vegetable, containing no injuri ous nhejncals or drugs, and are posi.ive ly guaranteed to cure even the most neglected cases, if directions are careful ly followed, and tue medicine honestly taken. Tins valuable remeds, ''Da LaBord's caboma," is now mi tale iu Amurici. by the unportintr firm of Aoyles rullerLoui United States. Consulaution D "cakonia" are invited to write all aoout their particular case, in detail, and re man red the most sacred privacy as to their corri'spondedce, as no testimonials or letters from ladies are ever published by us, One box of "caronia wafeux," con tainiii'.' a month's supply, will be sei.t, secjui ely packed and prepaid to any ad dress iu the U S or Canada, on receipt of One Dollae, acuompauied by the details of y.iur cise. Full aud oomplet etreat- inent, including all necessary medicine, 'i and our written lliarallLuti. Fivh Dollars , , , " ' payable sn advaned. , ,T'" cover, all expenses, in- ,rea "f f,"" d'rec,'""- There are no additional charge, of any tl'u" J'11"! .tieatineut within the reach of all. Address C.Miniltminn .p-irf.; The No.s-F"M.eii rmi'A!ty, Market and 24th St., Philadelphia. N0TI0B FOR PUBLICATION. Land Omen at Lakeview Oituno. j . SepUmlier 23, 11101. Notice in hereby fclven that the following named settler has tiled antics of his Intention to make filial proof in support of-hiM claim, and that said proof will bs made before i. J. Smith, Connty Clark at I'rineville, Oregon, mi November 4, JfWl, tlz: James Y. B."ne, H. K. No. for the KK, SVV'4 HM Sec. and N VVK HWi beJ. 10. T. 22 S II, 10 K., W. M. . Ife names th. following witneiwo. to prove hit C'ltithiuous residence upon and cultivation of .aid land, vtst William P. Vandervert, nf Lava, Oreifonj T.u .41....L- .".r i .... n....n. r..k more, of' fiend, OreKdni It. H. West, of Lava, (Win. E, M. BRATTAIN. VM 1 fitter, is n mother of state. The present states of Oregon, Washington and I da no. part of Montana atnl a part of the province of llrilish Columbia, were formerly in the Oregon coun- try, which was a bone of interna tional eotitention from the beginn ing of the century until the treaty of 1S1G settled Northwest bounda ry matters between the United States and Great Britain. A pro visional government for all of Oregon territory was organized in 1848, and the next, year the United States laws were extended over the region. In 1853 that part north of the Columbia river and the 46th parallel was set off to form the territory of Washington, and 10 years later Idaho territory was .created, thus reducing Oregon to its present dimensions, Oregon was formally admitted as a state into the Union in 1858. The next year its population numbered 54, 435: last year the census showed a population of 413,530,-Public Land TlilUUB CTLTL'RE rKOOr-NOTICE FuK PUBLICATION. L'niUd SUtes Land OfEcs, Ths Utiles, Or. UctolwrN, HJ1. Nuti'je it hereby given that Inn: Cirok, of i'rineville, Or-on, lit tilrd Duties of in tention to make tins! pruof beforv A. O. Palmer, U. a. Coui'iiiti..iier at hit oiKui in I'rineville, Oregon, on Krid tin Jud day of Aoveuiber, PJ01, on tindwr culture app:ir. ti.m .No. MM, fo.- the SI, Hl:4 and S'4 HW I of Sec. 8, Tp. 12 A., Ii. In, K, W. 11. Ho anies as witurues; W W J.xlin, Henry lni:tir.iarr and Alec Ysncey of flay Creek, Ortguu, auJ 11 A Clnek, of Utility, Orcguii. JAY P. LUCAS. Remitter. TIMBER CULTURE PROOF NOTICE 1'Olt PUBLICATION. I . S. Land OSc The Dalit, Oregon. , October 8, l'JOl Notice it hereby given that William W Jotlui. of Hay Creek, Oregon, hut filed notice ot intention to make final proof before A C Palmer, ii A Comminsioner, at hit n.hce in Prioeville, Oregon, on r'tiifay the 22nd day of Noveiulier, 11101, on timber culture .pilict th.n No Sin, fur the &V, uf bee. it, X 12 S U 15 E, W JL He names m witnesnes: Iim Cleek, of Prineville, tlrek'nii, and henry Muntomery, Alec Vsucey and tl A Cleek, of liay Creek, Oregon. JAV P. LUCAS, Kctptusr. CONTEST NOTICE. DxrAKTHKNT or The Intkwob United States Laud Oifice, The Dalles, Oregon, Oct iljer 2, l'JOl. A autticient con Lett affidavit liavinx been filed in this office by Emma Ii Pike, con testant, agaiuttt homestead entry No, 72ftl, made Airil 7, 18SrJ for SE! bA4 Sec IS and NKt N Wtf and Nl NEK Sec ii T 12 S K Kl K, by Joseph ii Johnson, Contettee, in which it is alleged that said eiitrymsn, has wholly abandoned said tract fur inoie than nix tuontlis since makinif said entry; thU the tract it nut settle.! upon and cultivated as required by law, that his abandonment Is not dus 'to his employment in the army or navy ot ths tinted States in time uf war. Said parties are hereby notifi ed to apiiear, remnd and offer evidence touching said allciratioQ at 10 u'cluck a, in. on November IS, l'JOl, befnreA. C. , Palmer, U. 8. Conuuisioner, at his nfKce at Prine- villa, Oregon, (and that final hearing will be held at 10 o'chwk a. in. on Novemlwr 21), 1001. befoie) the UeiHer aud Re, ceiverat ths United .States Land Ollice in The Ilalles, Orexnn, , The said contestant having, in a proper affidavit, tiled Oct 1, l'JOl, set forth facts which show that after due diligence wronal ser vice ot this notice can not ! made, it is !'"!' "rd,"Jd 'd directed that such notice IfVcB by, d4 Wld proper publication. I 1 y P. Lucas, iiSiHtt, Furnishings, THE HOME COLD CURB. An Intrenlous Treatment by which Drunkards are Cured Dally lu Spite of Thor.iBolvee. It is now generally knonn and nn derstiMal tluit Driliikenilfss is H (Iikciiko and not wimkncti). A txaly filled with Miisiiii mid iiBrvesciiiiipU'Uily.liattcred by pcriialiciil or t:i.iitni.l in-e of intox icating liquors, requires an nntiiluto riipubie id iipiitrnliing ami i rndieiit ing this H)isiin, mid diwtroying the ciaving for intoxicants. Kuflerrni limy now cure tliuuiselvea at liomc without publicity or lo of time from biiciuess ; hy this non.li'rfiil "1H)MK UOI.D CI'KE,"wliich has U-en ar(lnl nlier ninny years uf close study mid trout incut nf inebrititf. The faithful use according to directions of this won dcrlul diacovery is pmitively gnnriin. tent to euro the most olietHmte case, no mutter bow hard a drinker. Out record show the limrvch'iis trnio.li.rni aliim of lliiniHiinds of Drunkards inlo aobcr. indiisirioiia and upriiihl ii.en. WI V KS VR YOUK II UKUANDS! CHILDHKN CUUK YOUK FA T11EKS! I This remly is in no tense a nostrum but it a iiecific for this disease only, and is mi skilKnlly de vised and prepared that it is thorough ly soluble and plrasnut to the taste, so Unit it civii be given in a cup ol lea or coffee without the knowledge of the person taking it. Thousands of drunk ards have cured themselves with this priceless remedy, and as many more have been cured and ininlo tetncriite men by having the euru administered by lining Iricnils and relatives m i t li on t their knovledgn in tea or collec, and believe today that they discon tinued drinking of their revn free will. DO NOT WAIT. Do not bedtdnded by apiiarent and miil-ai!itiir "iiniimvi- nieiit. The HO.M: (iOLD (:UUK is old iit"tlm extremely low price of One Dollar, thus placing within reach of everybody a treiitmi'iit more elfoetiuil than othrs costing fi.') to If oO. Full directions encc.inipniiy eiich psckajie. Hxciul advice by skilled plivsicintis when reqiwtcd witlinut extra chnrgo. Sent prepaid to any par', of the world on receipt of One Dollar. Address Dept. K 485 F.DWIN B. (UI.KH 4 CO. m und 23a2Maiket St. Phila delphia. All correspondence strictly confi dential. NOTICE FOR PUBtlCATIOX.I ."V - Land OiBce at Tlw Utiles. OraKua, SeptMiilr 2S, 11101. Notice 14 hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof In atippr.rt uf hit claim, ami that said proof will Iw nude hefoie J. J. Smith, County Cleik at Prineville, Ore gon, on Friday, November , 1301, vii; John Ifelfrlch, nf Laments, Oretfon, If. E. No. M) for the W'X NWJ, NEH, NW'U and SV SK'i Sec. 8, 'fp. 18 S R. U K. . M. , r If e namet the following wltnesnes to pmve hit cotitinnona residence uan and oultivatinn of taid land, viz: Everett Miller, Rolrert I'. Johnson, Walter K. Helfrich. and B. II. Helfrlc'i, all of La monta, Oregon. JAY P. LUCAS, . ' ' Ittgliter NOTICE FOR FUl'.LTCATIOV. Land OIKcs nt The Dalles, OrcKon. ' i , -, . Septemljer 28, I'M. Notice It hereby irlvon that ths fullnwing nmel settler has tiled notice nf hit Intention tn make final proof In tuppnrt of hit claim, anil that taid prnnf will m nude hefnra J. J. Smith. County Clerk, at Prineville, Oregon, on Friday, November 8, 1001 viz: OeonfeT. Kitehfng, of Prlnevnie, Ore;nn. H. E. No. MOl.for the N A SE V, and S k NF.X. Seo. 7, T. 18 8. R. IB k. W. M. He namet tin followlnn witntwset tn prove hit ouiitlnuoi reHldenoe upon and cultivation of said land viz: . Edward llarrlt, Mack Mots, John Cham- oers, anil Johu ffarmon, all of I'rineville, Oregnu, . JA? F.LUCAS.. VvgUtiir, In mir dry good, department will ho found the I I. ,i...i i:..u l.. 1 1.- ...iu ..i l ,...,i m....i.i "J: IMPLEMENTS. '( "NERYE WASTE." Otto of the most helpful hoolu on nerve weakncsi ever in8tied in tluit entitled "Nerve Wustc," byrl)r. pawyer, of ban rruncmco, now in its fifth thousand. This work of an experienced and reputable phy sician is in agreeable contrutt to the vurt sum of false teaching which prevails on this intenntinjt subjift. It abounds in carefully considered and practical advice, and has the two great merits ol wisdom and sincerity. It is indorsed by both tho relig ous and secular prtf. Tho Chicago Advance says: "A perusal of the lxKik and the application of its principles will put health, hopu and heart into thuusamla of live that are now suffering throdgh nervous impairment-." The book is 11.00, 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, anil will be sent to any address for stamp by the publishers, Tiik I'a cm: l'tn. Co., "Ho 'MiiH, Sun Fran cisco, in plain sealed envelope. Pullman Ordinary HUfjxrt. The tourist travel between the east and the" Pavilio oust hut reavhwl enormous proportions in the last few years, aud vails lor a special ilast f equipment. To meet this dun. and I he Pullman Co. Iu issued from lis .hops what It technically calls the "Pullman Ordiiarv Werner." These vara appear similar to the regular sleeper, being built nn (he same plan, but not (iiriu.lied with the asm eleeance They are equipped with maliiesse., blankels, .heels, pill. .as, pillow estes, towels, comb., hriitlies, eio., requiting nnihiinof the kind to be loyn.hwl by the psnseiiuer. Each car has a .love for making collce and tea and doing "light housekeeping," and each section calif n fitted with an adjustable table. A uni formed porter1 accompanies each car. hit business being to make lip berths, keep the car clean, sou look after the comfnria and want, cf the passengers. In esch of the trains which are ditpatched daily from Portland by theO. It. A N. (;,-, ja to he loiiud one of these "I'nllnisn Or dinary blrrpera," The car i. stitched U the 'Cliicaifo 1'orth.iid s Special," which goes tlirouuli to Chicairo withont chamw, and the one in the '-'Atlaiitio Ex- liress tun. tn hunsaa City without change. Passengers in llii. car for Chi cairo i hanpe to aiiriilsr car at Grainier. Much of the first flat, travel is being carried in these car., file rales beii.u lower, and the service beinir nearly equal to that in the palace sleeper.. For rate, and full information in. cludingf older., write to A. L. Crai, O. " V, O. II. N. Co. Portland, Ore. WILLIAM K'KIESLEY HIS LIFE ANIHYOIiK UV Gen. Ciias. II. . Gimmvenoii . Prmidenl'. lit. l,.n.. n J.f - : ,7 voniraue in war and colleaeite In CoiiKress. Wss near nit sine wr.n ntnnr great men whoa hit eyr. ,M eliuil In .l...ilK r..ll I ,1.. I. . .. ... ....... ,.. ,,., w-m 1Me uier 10 the-National f,..itof and to Canton. The i.enerai requires a share nf the proceeds of hit book be devoted to a McKlnlry Monu ment Kuud, thus every stilwnriher heenmea " '"i"' wi mit inna. ...illl.uii of cn.. let will hi anhf Ii1. I'm. 1. luu I w uilll I dert for the atkinir. Nolmdy will refute. Ele! yani 1 nuKatiature 1'nitiaiU ol President Mc. hinleys laat picture taken at the White . "u cau ni Mufrkly clear 81000 takiuir orders, Onler outfit ' quick. Channs to prove sueeets, securs yenrly cc iw tract and beconn Manager. Send 12 2-eent ttauiti to pay expense of wrapping, mailinif and pttas of el.nt Mmiwetus. Takine 10 to 50 orders daily, 50,000 will b mAd in thla country Address THE CONTINENTAL ASSEMBLY. Odd Fellows' lluildiinr, tjacrumiuui, Ci