Crook County journal., January 30, 1902, Image 4

Crock County Journal.
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II. I'.VKKKK MAKAOKH
County Official I'atkk,
Jh! Jonis.u. is entered at the poktotfira- in
ritiHiillr, Uivi;., for tmnnuiwMn through the
V. .S. l -ail aa second oiajui luttter.
BuasouiPTlox rates.
IN ADVANOr
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TiiBKB Months. .7,7 7.7.7.
THURSDAY, JAN. 30, 1902
If J. X. Williamson is nomi
nated for congress he will be elect
ed, and there is not a single issue
of importance to the people of
Eastern Oregon that will be over
looked by him. ith every phase
of the stock industry he is familiar
nd with almost every other in
dustry ftht occupies the attention
of the citizens of this district. On
the lease question he Is well posted
ana no tears need be entertained
that ho will overlook the interests
f the small stockman. He will
we to it that our forests ' are pre
lected and that we have an open
river to the sea. Should he be
elected to represent the second dis
trict he will go to Washington with
better idea of the needs of the
district than any man yet sent
from it and with a better show of
obtaining what he asks for than
any man jn the district. Why?
For the simple reason that he will
not sit still and wait for voting
time without faying anything, but
will be ever ready to assert hie
rights and those of his constitu
ents. He will go to congress with
a full knowledge of the needs of
this great state from his experience
in the state legislature. He will
go to congress with the best back
ing any new congressman ever had
jrom any state in the Union. Why?
Beciuss he will have the hearty
-operation of Senator Mitchell,
than whom there is no man in our
halls of national legislation better
aide to aid in carrying through
beneficial legislation nor more pow
erful in having the material se
lected for committees. With Wil
liamson as chairman of the a.ri.1
land committee we could hope' for
' speedy legislation along that line.
Furthermore, there is a vast differ
ence between a competent, forceful,
Jiggressive member of congress and
a passive one.
Another Version.
The following clipping from the
National Tribune of Dec. 26, 1901
the old soldiers' paper, which was
recently handed us bya subscriber,
simply confirms what was known
long ago by a majority of Ameri
cans who are not Anglo-maniacs.
Had the opportunity arisen no
iouw there would have been a rep
etition of what occurred during our
civil war. "The commonly-believed
story that England was our only
friend during the Spanish war, and
by her determined attitude prevent
d a coalition of the European
powers in favor of Spain, has re
ceived a rude shock bv the state
ment of M. Hanotaux, who was
then the French minister of foreign
affairs. He Fays that the emperor
of Austria made the first move to
ward the coalition, and thut France
answered that if all the other pow
ers agreed to intervene she would
nor stand aloof. England made
precisely the same answer, and the
proportion went on , swimmingly
until Russia was'reached, who flat-
Jy re.iii-ed to have anything to do
with it, whereat the whole business
eoljap.-ed. It is now in order for
England to rise and explain, if she
is going to continue to jday the
'only-lrue-fiicnd' rule,"
Political Potpourl.
Senator J. N. Williamson has
publicly announced his Intention
to make a fight for congress in thej
second district, end will seek the!
nomination against Mr. Moody. j
The Examiner regrets to see Mr. I
Williamson leave this dristriet, but
hopes he will bo nominated and
elected. Lakeview Examiner.
The pr ess in this congressional
district with but very few excep
tions, is supporting J. N. Willinison j
for congress. All concede that hei
is an honorable, efficient and an ag
gressive worker, lie has lived in
Oregon sincn r,i liivtlf to ..J1
. ..p. ...v I'll u,
versed in the needs of thestato and
is a popular representative of the
people. Arlington Record.
Editor Lueddeman, of the Ante
lope Herald, and Newt Burgess
were over from Antelope hist Fri
day and spent the day in our city.
The boys did not forget the Leader
office and their call was jrreatly
appreciated. JSoth are ardent sup
porters of Moody and hope to see
him carry off the .congressional
prize. We are really sorry for
them and extend our sympathy for
the grief in store when the votes of
the primaries in Wasco county are!
counted and they find Williamson
has the county. Shaniko Leader.
The many Portland friends of
William E. Grace, of Baker City.
on the democratic side of the house,
are grooming him for the conces
sional nomination, believing that
he will be able to give the republi
can nominee, whoever he may be.
the run of his life. Mr. Grace,
who is a dyed-in-the-wool demo
crat, has represented Baker county
in the lower h-u?e of the state le;-
islature two consecutive terms,
running against a strong republi
can each time. Hie par t successes,
his friends believe, have demon
strated his running powers to such
a degree that he becomes not only
a congressional possibility, but. de
sirability. Mr. Grace is a sage pol
itician and wisely says nothing
He is evidently waiting for the po-j
Iitical horizon to clear a little be
fore declaring himself. Telegram.
A Baker City dispatch of Jan.
21st says: Baker county has a can
didate for the republican nomina
tion for goviynor in Hon. C. A.
Johns. It is a well known fact
that Eastern Oregon is going to
make a strenuous effort to name
the head of the ticket at the next
state convention and that W. J.
Furnish, of Pendleton, is an avow
ed candidate for the place. But
this does not dismay Baker 'county.
Mr. Johns says he is not seeking
the office, but his friends declare
he is to be a candidate, and they
propose to boom him in the strict
est sense of the word. Politics are
beginning to warm up here, and it
is hard to say what Baker county
j and Eastern Oregon will ask at the
j hands of the next state convention,
but Mr. Johns' friends say they
propose to give every assistance to
the move to get the governorship
for Eastern Oregon and the nomi
nation for Mr. Johns. They assert
that they have been promised loval
support from several of the West
ern Oregon counties, else (hey
would not persist in brint-ine Mr.
Johns out, when Eastern Oregon
already has a candidate in the field.
WllAKE EflONEY.
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THIS INFORMATION IS FOR
PEOPLE OF MATUIlE WISDOM
Don't set up a "coin-plant" and
nmke your own dollars, Undo
Sain has ideas of his own about
such thing. People have conm to
grief before by flying It. There is
a surer, safer way, if not so rapid.
"Take cure of the pennies and the
dollars will takoeureof themselves,
'i he best little way to save dolhus
that we know of is to ' : ;' :
BUY ' CLOTHING CHEAP
(Not cheap clothing)
The nutn who can wait always
gets such an opportunity. ' This is
the time. Heie is the place. Wo
have marked down, our high grade
clothing ready for the : : : :
CLOSING-OUT SALIC
OK WINTER GOODS
There will be weeks ami week
yet when you will need them to
keep you snug and warm from the
chilly blastsof the north-east wind.
Next year they will bo as good hh
new, and as stylish and up-to-date
as clothes you will pay twice us
much for.
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We still load in Mens,
Ladies and Children
Shoes.
Simpson, WiSson O Company.
KED;:Fi20NT BAZAAR.,
We carry a full line of
Azsrerz- goods
Of all kinds at prices VERY LOW. '
Gentlemen and Ladies Shoes, former price 12.50, now selling at I
UJM. f J.00, now at 12.10. $4.00, now at 12.75. 15.50, now at WM. '
fu.ou, now at f-l.0O. . ' . '..,
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Ladies Heavy Fleece Lined Vests, special at 30c.
Ladies Dress Skirts at $110.
Ladies Silk Flowered Handkerchiefs 17c each, ,3 for 50c.
Misses Mackintoshes at $1.!.I5. '
We have 300 pairs of Ladies Siloes. Your choice for 50c per pair.
We have Crockery and Notions, Fancy goods of all kinds.
Step into our store and price our goods.
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onriial Real Estate Agency.
Is now prepared to handle your
, Property if you 'want to sell. .
liy placing your properly with you get t!ie benefit of free adver
iising. Having had years of experience in this line we know where to adver
tise in order to reach prospective buyers.
There will be a large influx of immigrants to this Coast in the spring
ion in oiuer io sen auvantageously it will be necessary to place the
advantages tf your property where buyers will be attracted by them.
List your property with us and we will treat vou right.
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Tlli Mlnpeity U w,il .Hunted utirt i eovvrwl
liy iirigtion. It ,n nne-timrtl, of u lilimk
aiirl in -me f Hie lw,t rwidetio! liifatiiinii in
tne t(,wii. rcR,tial,le.
Ji'OH SALK-One ,,f the bet lotfd farniB
in the fiuou clover Iwlt in the Kquair crsfk
country, cuusMtiiiK of ltX) acre. 40 tuiten in
JOURNAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
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mi'nt. Krdei, ricl vi-rv year and b
VBiwty of ill fruit. I'JO crc f fine w
timber tliat will eventunlly lie worth more
than the price now iwkrrf for tlie itire farm
Alt midw rlv,ita IrritlnK ditoh thnt
with the property.
.We have received several very
nice holiday issues of our exchan
ges, chief among which is the Ore-
gonian. The Seattle Argus and
i lie Dalles Chronicle were excel
lent numbers, and the Sherman
County News made a muwl shrm,!,,,.
j . . . " 'b
in its new shape with a colored
cover. Next year we hope to join
tlie procession.
Subscribe for the Journal.
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to. C'ollecti,,,, mpociulty,
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Q. Springer,
"Draft,
Coach and
Carriage JCoraea
Young stallions and mares,
also a few young teams for
sale.
Haystack Blood Stock Ranch. , .
Haystack, Oregon,
J. W. B00NE,
Saddlss and Jfarness
Maker of the celebrated riilNE
VILLK STOCK SADDLE
II LL UXE OF
MTOCKMEJi'ri Si rrLlES
Latest improved Ladies' Side
and Stride Saddles, Hits, 'Spurs,
Angora Chaps, Quirts and HuekuJ
mores. Write for prices. ' "
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