0. It. '.'Salomon.
. General Blacksmithing and Wagon
Repairing, , , 1 , ;
Hats! Hats!
Mitchell Wagons Racine Buggies and
Hacks
$
.1
M.i.Wa.im'iiffht'1 Health
World. Other linca chtap
The Iebt of France.
France is the most heavily in
debt of any considerable nation in
(lie world, but instead of managing
to retrench, it is constantly increas
ing its already enormous public
debt. It goes on making expen
ditures, not only beyond its actual
revenue, but beyond any possible
."venue to foe obtained by ordinary
methods. Her debt at the begiu
mg of the present year was about
Sti.OM.OOaOOO, and this will be in
i reused this year by about 135,000,
rOWESFr L HEX cf the E.4S1
A a la tertst:nst Explan ation of their
Unusual Strength.
The Secret of their Marvellous Vi
tality and JNerve Eoroe
Jealously Guarded . ,
Women of the Harem Compound
a Potion Whose Rejuvenating
it' eats are Almost Miraculous
and Astonish the Most Skeptical
The fondest hopes of ancient and mod
mi seekers utter the Fountain of Per
petual Youth, can scarcely have aimed
higher than the results achieved by the
jiiarrelloua compound, Ldowo. through
out the Eist El Mokbib. .
Travelers returning tu Europe hare,
from time to time, brought astonishing
tale of the rejuvenating effect pn
o- i
dnced by this Wonder of the Orient.
Crudely compounded by the Women
of the Harem, from funnuls handed'
down orally from veneration t genera
tion, the eecret of this preparation thua
jealously guarded and 'known only ' tu
the inmate of the Brein and the
Court Physio-ana, El Mokbib haa beta
practically' unobtainable.' excepting i by
the favored uuea fur whom it was in
tended. Eaceutly; howeW, : a i prominent na
tive Arabian Phyaician. bauiahed from
hi. lajuutfy.yTfor ' jiiiticaT effenae, and
deprived ot hia vast poaseaaiona, baa
availed himself, of, hi knowledge, tu
i-aru -x livelihojd befitting bil alation.
t'V op.lyioK this marvellous compound,
Ti Mokbie, tu the nobility and weatb-i-r
claiea of all Eurov who he
cheerfully paid him larira fees in return'
f't the beiietita received.
foment witit the Urge income derived
fr.nn this practice, thia aged physician
ban repeitedly refused very liberal uf-
fi-M made to biui for the formula of bia
lemeily. but be baa finally agreed with
the importing bouse of Tin NoYa
Ti.w.it CoMPASt, of Philadelphia, t
tUt it up iii convenient form for aa!e
cx:luitely in the United Slates, and
this firm having the exclusive agency,
liow oiler it for the lirst time to the
Ameriean public.
Ttiis remedy must not be confounded
nith iIih numeroua nervoua exhaustion,
l ist, manhood, and self abuse remediea
which ure advertised under variety of
i.hmiih, as llmre is absolutely holhilig
v ljifl, scirnhno chemistry has been able
t , pro'lucH, which call even approach the
.ei-rions Kl Mokbib, a pure vegetable
i .mii..hiiiiI, exiraoted frmu rare tropical
pKi'a and liKThs.
El J.Iokbjk. is a remedy for one apeci
fic puriKwu, which is to strengthen the
itui furue and prevent decay iu men,
ii marvelloua effects ill arreatnig decay
..f th.! vita) principles, esuecially in the
i -liile. Inong utiparalled and never failing,
uki d m its use i universal all uver the
Our Fall GSothin
iljp Is now arriving and !1 linee are complete. , We
j&J iiro prepared to ehuw you eoiuoiliiiig uubby in
!&" Men's and Boys Suit.
i Fall and Winter .
5S?! Underwear for Men snd Boys. We handle the
I PLOWS, HARROWS, MOWERS, RAKES AHO ALL KINDS OF FARM IMPLEMENTS, g
Underwear, Beet in the
ud food.
000. This debt represents a per
capita obligation of about $155,
and an annual interest charge of
16.50 for each inhabitant. The
national expenditures last year
amounted to $18 per head of popu
lation. France is naturally a rich,
resourceful country; it has a thrifty
intelligent, energetic, patiiotic
pop'Uation, many of whom are
large nionev-lenders; but it can
never, with its present extravagan.
methods, pay the principal of its
debt, and the time seems imminent
East, where strong virile men with large
families of descendants are the rule, there
must he no doubt, eithet as to Us ettici
ceiiy or beneti's to the general system.
While it is an absolute specific and
positively guaranteed to cure the worst
cases of nervous debility, lost roanhmid,
or similar weaknisaea due tu excesses or
yjuthful errors, it is also used with the
greatest success at a vitalixer, giving
power to all weak parta, and developing
and maintaining the full natural vigor
of uiauhuod. ,
It ia.put up for the American trade in
tablet form, and though extremely pow
erful, it ia perfectly harmless aud easily
taken, cn tablet being a dose and do
ing the work at once, and so evidently
aa to leave no doubt in the nimd of the
patient. It will cure you tu as tu ttay
I cured. '
Every package ia opened and carefully
examined by the importers when receiv
ed, and ia then repacked under their
seal and positively guaranteed to cure.
It will be sent prepaia, under plain eov-
er, witb hill and complete directions, no
receipt of the price, 91 peri package, or
in nackairea for So. idiiraaa TUB JOY-
es-FnXEB CoPXT, Market and 24ih
81a., Philadelphia. . i' j '
jL-.,-,.L.;.,L.1j-l,-, -A ,':.
COXTKST NOTICE. ,V aV.
Ekmstmixt or Thi fcrrxRioa? "
United Statea Land Omcs,
The Dalles, Oregon, Octuber J, l'JOL
Aautfieient aootMt affiuAvi. Jjajung beta
filed, in this offiarby Knim 1 .. fike, ,
tatantrRl bmnntesd sntrjrJfe. 72SI,
mads April 7. 1899 for 8EV SK'4 See IS and
NEi NW" and NJ SK'A See M T 12 8 K
IS E, by Joseph B Johnaoe, Coo testes, in
which it is alleged that said entry man, has
wholly abandoned said tract for more than
six months since making' ' said entry; thU
the tract is not settled upoa and cultivated aa
required by law, that , hUbaadonnient is
not due 'to ' hit' emplovment in the army
or navy of the United States in
tia f wasv Said parties are -hereby notifi
ed to appear, respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m.
on November 18, 1901, b fore A. C. Palmer,
U. S. Conimissiuaet? at hie office at Prine
ville, Oregon,' land that final hearing will
beheld at 10 o'clock a. w. on November
36, 1'JOl, before) the Register ' and Re-
ceiverat the United States Xand Office in
The Vallm, Oregon,
The said contestant having. In a proper
affidavit, filed Oct 1, 1901, aet forth facta which
show that after due diligence persons ser
vice of thia notice can not be made, it is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
Us given by due and proper publication.
J y P. Lucas,
Kegister.
NOT1CB EOB PUBLICATION.
Lakh Orrici at Lskevlew Obkioh
Bepteuilwr 23, 1901.
Notice Is hereby given tf.at the following,
named settler hss filed notice, of his intention
to make final proof in support of bis claim, and
that said proof will be, made before J. J.
Smith, Comity Clerk at PrinevMIe, Oregon,
on November 4. 1901, vis: James K. Bogus,
H. E. No. 1IHI1 for the KJ SEj, 8WJ SK'
Sec. V and NYVX SWJ Sei 10. T.22 3., It.
10 K, W. M.
He names ths fallowing witnewes t
prove his eontinnous rrsidebce apua and
oultivation of said land, vis:
William P. Vaudervert, of Lava, Oregon;
Janiek Black, of Jva. Oregon; John Bize
inore, of Bend, Oregon) It. H. West, of
Lava, Oregon.
E. M. Bit ATTAIN.
104-11-7 Kei-ister.
The Red Corner ' l'rincvillt', Orccon
General Merchandise.
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Taints and Oils.
Windows and Doors.
Grain" Sacks and Binder Twine.
Hardware and Stoves.
when it can no longer refund to
pay its general interest charge, and
meet its vast public expenditures!
Franco is eo deeply in debt that
there seems no prospect of extri
cation, in which respect France
presents a dtrong contrast to the
United States, This Nation can
not only pay its national debt as
soon as it chooses and it is legal
to do so, but its resources are al
most immeasurably greater than
those of France, or Germany, or
Russia, or even Great Britain.
Telegram.
Stepped Into Live Coals.
"When a child I burned my fiwt
frightfully," writes V II KjiIk, of
Jonesville, Va, "which caused horri
ble leg aoret for 30 years, but Iluuk
ten's Arnica Salve wholly cured me
after everything elte fuilhd." In
fallible for Burns, Scalds. Cuts, Sores,
Bruise and Pile.
Sold by Adanmon & Winnek Co. 2oo
" Find the Miselng Word.
AVe today offer our readers some
thing entirely new in the miss
ing, word contest business. It is
this: A good churcli deacon accl
dently gat down on - the end of a
carpet tack. He at once sprang up
and said, only two words. . The
last word, wag "it." Any person
guessing the first word and sending
us 1 1.50 in cash will be ! entitled
to the Journal for one year- . ; i
' A 1 ' '
' ;Tot Causes Night Aland, j.
vpaenrght.iny brother's baby was
taken witb Croup," writes Mrs J C
Snider. of Crittenden, Ky.,"it teemed
it would strangle qefore we could get
factor, g(we g'ive tt $t Kh'V New
Discovery, which gave qaiok relied and
permantely cured it. We always keep
it in .the bouse to protect our children
from Croup and Whooping Cough, It
cured me of a chronic Hkonclitl trou
ble that nd other' remedy 'woVild re
lieve.'': Infallible for Coughs,! Colds,
Throat and Lung troubles. 50c and
1. Trial bottle free at Adaniaon k
Winnek.Cc - . ,
OTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Caited States Land Office, . ' "7
V 41h I"es,. Oregon, Oot. p., MM,
Notice ia hereby given that the following
named settler haa filed notice of her intention
to make final proof in support of her olsiiu and
that eajd proof will bs made before J. J.
smith, ,Connty Clerk, at Prineville, Oregon,
on Thursday Dsoetuber 5, 1901, vis:
Anna K. Marple, of Culver, Oregon, H E
No. 7ii7fir the & NW and N4 8W
Sec 22, Tp. M 8.. K. 13 E., W.M.
She names the following witnesnes to prove
her ccntinoiiti residence upon and cultivatuia
of said land, vii: ...
J B Merrill, U Springer, Edward Pike and
D A Cook, all of Culver, Oregon.
Jay. P. Lucas, Register.
TIMBER CULTURE PROOF-NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION. .
ll. S. Land Office, Ths Dalles, Oregon.
October 8, 1901
Notice is hereby given that William W
Jnnlin. Of Hay Creek, Oregon, has filed notice
of intention to make final proof before A C
Palmer, U 8 Commiuioner, at bia office in
Prineville, Oregon, on Friday the 22nd day
of Novemlier, 1901, on timber culture applies,
tion No 3r7, for the SW of Sec. U, TiliS
RISE, WM.
He names i witnesses: Isom Cleek, of
Prineville, Oregon, and Henry Montgomery,
Alee Yancey and H A Cleek, of Hay Creek,
Oregon. JAV P. LUCAS, Eeuter.
a ! - t I
PHU nrijlVW nilU
Dry Goods.
In our dry
eouiploteat line
Furnlllllllgt,
THE HOME) GOLD OUBB.
An Ingenious Treatment by which
Drunkards are Cured Dally in
Bplte of Thoineulvos.
It is now generally known and un
derstood that Drunkenness is a disease
and nut iiknen. A body lllled with
poison and nerves cniniloti'y sliMttortHt
by iK-riotlical orcotistniit umivf intox
ientiiig liquors, .-tiiiio.i nn autitloto
cniulla ef iii'iitrHlixing mid ersdicut
iug this ioiaon, Hud dtittroying the
ctuving lor intoxieuots. Hull'orors may
now cure tbeiiiM'lvea at homu wit limit
publii'itv or lose of time from biminers
bv this wonderful "II OMB (IOLD
t'L'KE, "which 1 1 as been perfected nfler
ninny .wars of cloea tudy mill treat
'iiientof inubriiiti's. The fuitliful ue
according to direction of this won
derhil discovery is poeitively guaran
teed to cure the most olistiiiiile case,
no matter liow hard a drinker. Out
records show the Diaivclciis Irurmforni
ation of thousands of Drunkards into
soIht. industrious and upright men.
WIVKSOUILCYKLUmSIIiVNIWI
CHILDREN CUKE YOLK FA
Til K US! 1 This remedy is in no sense
a nostrum but is a atieciiln for this
disease only, and i so skillfully de
vised nnd prepared that it is thorough
ly soluble aud pleasant to the taste, so
that it can be given in a cup of tea or
coffee wit hunt the knowledge of the
person taking it. Thousands of drunk
ards have cured themselves with this
priceless remedy, and a ninny tnoie
have been enrtd and made tonipemte
men by having the cure administered
by loving friends and relatives with
out their knowledge' in tea or coffee,
and believe today that tliey discon
tinued drinking of their onui free will.
DO NOT WAIT. ' Do not be deluded
by apparent and misleading "improve
ment. The HOME GOLD CUKE ia
sold at"the extremely low price of One
Dollar, thus placing within , reach of
everybody a treatment more effectual
than otbrs costing f 25 to $:0. Full
directions eaccompany each package.
Special advice hy skilled physicians
when reqested w(tliouU,etra charge.
Sent prepaid fo any par.of the world
onMelpTTr)f"Onr)nllsrrAddreaa
Deft." K' 488' EDWIN' H;-GILEH t
CO, 233? and 2331 Market St. Phila
delphia. 'Alt eorrwdTOce-ttTietly--. orifl
den tial. ite, ikIhUu
H
TIMBER CTLTUtE PQOT-NOTlE
FOR PUBLICAjpON
United State Land Office, The Dalles, Ore.
ti ,,,, (, ,, r.,,, October 8, 1901.
Notlje is hereby given that ' Isom Cleek,
of Prineville, Oregai, has1 filed notice of in-'
tentlon to make final proof , before A..C.
Palmer, U.' SI Commissioner at his office la
Prineville, Oregon, en Friday ths 22nd day of
November, 1901, on timber culture applica
tion No. 3158, for ths NJ RK and H'A
8W of Seo. 8, Tp. 12 d K. IA, ?... W. M. ,
He names aa witnesses; WW Joslln,
Henry Montgomery and Also Yancey of Hay
Cresk, Oregon, and HA Cleek, of Grizzly,
Ursgon.
JAY P. LUCAS. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ,
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon.
September 28, 1901.
Notice 1a hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his olaim,
and that said proof will be made before J. J.
Smith, Countv Clerk, at Pnnevills, Oregon,
on Friday, November 8, 1901 vis:
George T. Kitching, of Prineville, Oregon,
TL K. No, 6401, for the N USE t and
NE Sec. 7, T. 18 8. K 16 E.. W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
contlnuos residence upon and cultivation of
said bind vis:
Edward Harris, Mack Moss, John Cham
bars, and John Harmon, all of Prineville,
Oregon,
" JAY P. LUCA8.
Register.
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tiiir line in liari n cniiipimB mm pniurnan vr miii m
11. KMimii iiml l.it.ti hrHiidi. In nil I lie imw Llouk 4rf
fv uimiimii sys tvuws
nent will be found the h
ul Ladies' end tJ.nl.'
goods department
iu the oily
"NERVE WASTE."
One of the most helpful hooks on
nerve weakness ever issued is that
entitled "Nerve Waste," by Dr.
lawyer, of San Fruttciseo, now lit
its fifth thousind. This work of
an experienced and reputable phy
sician is in agreeable contrast to
thu vast sum of fulsu teaching
which prevails on this interesting
subject. It uboumls in carefully
considered and practieul advice,
and has the two great merits of"
wisdom and sincerity.
It is indorsed hyboththo relig
ous and secular press. The Chicago
Advunco says: "A perusal of the
liook 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 $1.00, by mail, post
paid. One of the most interesting
cha jiters chapter xx, on Nervine
and Nerve Tonics has been print
ed separately as a sample chapter,
and will he sent to any address (or
stamp by tho publishers, The Pa
cific Pub. Co., Box 2858, San Fran
cisco, in plain scaled envelope.
, Pullman Ordinary Sletpert.
The tourist travel between Ike east and
ths Pecilio oosst has reachecl snormoua
proportions in ths Isal few yesra, and
calls lor a special class of equipment. T
meet thia demand the I'ullwan Co, lias
issued from Its shops what H technically
calls the "Pullman Ordiraty Sleeper."
These cars appear ainiilar tp Iht rrgular
sleeper, being built on the same plan,
but nut furnished wits the same) elegance?
They t are equipped witb mattresses.
.blankets, sheets, pilluws, pillow-case,
tcrwels, 'combs, brashes, etc., rnuiri(ig
nolbingof the kind to be f ernished by
me passenger. acn car nas a aiuve lor
making coffee end tea, nnd doing "light
himAfkeepiiig,", nd.aou,ecliouean b
tilled with aw adjnatablej . tfbla, A uni.
formed porter accompanies each caf, hi
business being to make np berths, keep
the car clcsd. ana look after the comforts
and Hills of the passu risers. In each of
the, trains which are dispatched daily
front Portland by ths O. K. A N. Co. ia
to be found one of these "Pellmaa Or
dinary Sleepers," Ths car is attached
to the ' "Chicago-Portland 8pecial,"
which goes through to Chicago without
change, snd tbe one in ths "Atlantis Ex
press" runs to Kansas City without
change. , Passengers in Ibis car for Chi
cago change to a similar ear at Granger,
i . , Much of the first class travel is being
carried in these cars, the rates being
lower, and ths service being nearly equal
to that in ths pt lace sleepers.
For rate and full ' rnformstion, In
cluding olders, writs to A. L. Craig, O.
P. 4., O. It. N. Cu. Portland, Ore.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, r
Land Office al The Dalles, Oregon,
September 28, 1901.
Notice la hereby given that ths following
named settler hss filed notice of kis Intention
to make final proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof wfll lis mads before
J. J. Smith, County Clerk at Prineville, Ore
gon, on Friday, November 8,1901, vis:
John Helfrich, of Laments, Oregon, H. K
No. 8340 for ths Wl NW, NEK, NWt
and N'V!4 M,4 Sea 8, Tp. 13 S., R, 14 E.
W, M,
Heusipes the following witnesses to pmve
his continuous residence upon snd cultivation
of said land, vis:
Everett Miller, Rolwrt P. Johnson, Walter
E. Helfrich. and B. B. HelfricS, all of La
moots, Oregon. JAY P. Ll'CAS,
- Aeister