Creole County Journal. .
KdliUv rAliKKIi,
I'l M.ISHKll AMI I'llurUIKTOIW,
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WV. II. I'AKKHi .
C'ocvrY Official I'apkk.
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si:ucinraoN rates.
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TilUKSDAY, FEB. 13. 1902:
Tlio Dufur Dispatch devotes con
isidcrahle space in answer to an ar
ticle in Tlie Dalles Chronicle re
carding Williamson, as it alleges,
holding two offices at once. The
Dispatch is suffering from a chronic
.attack of obtuseness or
If we can't get any assistance
from Portland and The Dalles on
our electric road proposition ' per
haps those places will egret not
Pmitoe I hnvinc doiie so when the bulk of
Manahek, , , , , ,
C. A K. and other systems to San
Francisco. The Joikn.u. favors the
electric road to the exclusion of
other systems as it is much the
cheaper manner of transportation,
but if wo can't have it wo will do
the next best, thing. The Colum
bia Southern has show n by its re
cent incorporation that it intends
giving this place the go-by, there
fore ao must link to pome other
road for aid. They "can't have
their cake and eat it."
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It is of more importance to the
stockmen, fanners and business
men of Eastern Oregon to send a
good, competent, energetic man to
willful ! congress from the second district
perveiseness, perhaps a little of
;both. Mr. Williamson is a hold
iover senator and will continue to
be such until his time expires or
he resigns. His nomination and
election to the position of U. S.
.congressman has nothing whatever
than to be given the governorship
of the state. This section of the
commonwealth is entitled to the
latter otlice, but wo can better af-
tord to sacrifice it than to send an
incompetent man to congress, vt e
need men of brains, tact and encr
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to do with his ofiice in the state gy to represent our young growing
legislature, nor is he holding two j state at the national capitol and
offices at once for he is only a the best is none too good. Let u.-
member of congress-elect until j jend Hon. J. X. Williamson to con-
worn in on March 4, 1903, for that I gross. Heppner Times,
position will be filled by Mr. Moody j .
until that time. If the learned! From all over Eastern Oregon
gentleman will refresh his facul
ties a little he will see that there
.cannot be two members of congress
from this district at the same time,
so his great (?) argument falls flat
and he is in about the same predic
ament that a man finds himself
who has stepped on a banana peel.
He speaks of a "new variety of Or
egon hog," but doesn't say any
thing about the old kind which has
more feed than it can devour and
fights off any other "hog" from
getting a bite, even though it be a
more worthy member of the fami
ly. The argumem of the Dispatch
is illogical and unworthy the abili
ty of a ten-year-old school hoy,
but a dying man will grasp at a
iStraw 'tis said.
comes favorable mention of Wil
liamson for congress. With but
few exceptions the press of this dis
trict acknowledge bis eminent fit
ness for the place. Those so far
that have spoken disparagingly of
his nominaiion have been those
who are personally or pecuniarily
interested in seeing him defeated.
The Baker City Republican uses
up a lot of good space to tell about
a mining fraud they have up there
who is under indictment by a Fed
eral grand jury at Des Moines, la.,
for fraudulently using the U. S.
mails. He isn't worth it, Brother
Young, and you will find it out
some day. Let the ding blasted
fools blow their money on him if
he spends it in your town for they
will blow it somewhere else if he
don't get it. Let us hope that some
time us poor mortals that would do
something tor the benefit of our
fellowman, and he would not, shall
go to a place where our efforts w'll
be appreciated.
o proxies should bo allowed to
Whenever there is a little shower i be sent in from the country dis
of rain, or f ometimes when only a I tricts to parties in town as there is
In conversation with a Wasco
county man last week wo learned
that the people down there are be
coming more in favor of a change in
congressional timber and there is
little doubt now but Williamson
will go to the district convention
with a solid following from that
county.
W. J. Bryan, formerly a noted
character of Xebraska, recently re
fused the request of a lot of silly
female teachers in a village school
in Pennsylvania to be allowed to
kiss him. It was the only time he
ever had a chance to make a home
run and he didn't take that.
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"US,
THIS INFORMATION' IS FOR
people ok m.vi uui: wisdom
Don't set up a "coin-plnnt" and
make your own dollars. Elide
Sam has ideas of his own about
such things, people have come to
grief before by trying it. There is
a surer, safer way, if not so rapid.
"Take care of the pennies ami the
dollars will takecaieof themselves.
The best little way to save dolhiis
that we know of is to ' : : : :
BUY CLOTH I Nil CHEAP
(Not cheap clothing)
The man who can wait always
gets such an opportunity. This is
the time. Ueie is the place. We
have marked down our high grade
clothing ready for'tbe : ; : :
CLOSINU-OUT SALE
OF WINTER HOODS
There will Iw weeks and weeks
yet when you will need them to
keep you snug and warm from the
chilly bhtstsof the north-east wind.
Next year they will be as good as,
new, and as stylish and up-to-dalo
as clothe you will pay twice nd
lunch for.
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We still lead in Mens,
Ladies and Children
Shoes.
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rcipson, Wilson & Company.
IONT BAZAAR.-
,We carry a full line of
jmoir GOODS
Of all kinds at prices VERY LOW.
Gentlemen and Ladies Shoes, former price 2.")0, now selling at
$1.")0. WM, now at $2.10. 14.00, now at 12.75. 13.50, now at 13.00.
$0.00, now at 1.00.
For 30 Days Only.
Ladies Heavy Fleece Lined Vests, special at 30c,
Ladies Dress Skirts at t 10.
Ladies Silk Flowered Handkerchiefs 17c ench, 3 for 50c.
Misses Mackintoshes at f 1.95.
We have 300 pairs of Ladies Slices. Your choice for 50c
We hav- Crockery and Notions, Fancy goods of all kinds.
Step into our store and price our goods.
All kimls And ftvl'8 of
VALENTINES. I
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Jft P. 3etknap.
iPiyiieitiit anil iSnryrcn.
Ollioo in rear of AiUiiuhii, Wiimvk d
I'RtNKVII.bK, OltKUON
C. SSrinA
Jfltoraey and Coumtor at jCaiu
I'ltlSKVlbLK, OUEOO.N.
per pair.
VALENTINES
N. A. TYE& BROS., Proprs.
Reliable Merchants.
We find the county High i-choil
matter is taking a firmer looting
with the people of this county ail
the time and ttiat wherever it hr.s
been talked of they are almost
unanimously in favor of it. We
expect to have in a lot of petitions
to put before the commissioners at
the March meeting. ..
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PItlNEVILLE, onuaoN.
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yAytet'an ant Surytroit,
Plume Nil Z Itvuidunck btck vl thn
Photii;riph uullery.
1'KIXEVH.LK, ORKCOX.
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little cloud comes up, travel be
comes congested and waterbound
in the Antelope canyon. Is there
no remedy ior this state of affairs?
We simply ask for information,
never having had the pleasure (?)
of being caught in that bright par
ticular spot nor of even traveling
over the road through it.
always more or less trouble origi
nating from this source.
Puiv. B. F. Harper will hold services
at the Post school bouse on Sunday,
Feb 1G.
Subscribe for the Jocunal.
The Dalles Chronicle, the lead
ing republican paper of Wasco
county, has come out solidly for
Williamson for congress. This
means practically the official en
dorsement of the republican party
of that countv.
DIED.
STORY At the home of his daugh
ter, Mrs. Fred Wilson, in this city,
on Feb. 11, 1902, at 9:30 a. in., j. L.
8tery, uged 66 years.
James Logan Story was born at St.
Joseph, Mo;, May 23, 1846, and came
to Oreg(iiain 1852. He wan tdticated
at McMinnrille College and was ad
mitted to the Oregon bar in lb" 8. He
, ,. . , ' Ichvi-s a wife and three datightets to
J here seems to be little room fori , . , ,, . , . ...
i mourn their m. He had been ailing
doubt that in the near future wel((jr , twQ j.t,u.6 Hml reullile(,
will have railroad connection with (aIOBt COiut.nf nursing during that
the outside world, but in the mean-1 period. The remains were interred in
time keep an eye out for the elec-jthe Masonic cemeiery yesterday liy
trie road tu The Dalles.
ilaflufactsrers cf Furniture
AND DEALERS IN
Fine Undertaking Goods,
Carpels. Stoves, Ranjrrs, Lead,' Oil and Glass,
Lumber and IkiilJing Material.
Goods sftld for caHh and on the installment plan.
PRINEVILLE, : : : OKEUON.
Of.
S"iytlcmn ant Syrytrom
Calln tunurin.1 imiutly any r nielli!
ivA fit ltb )r, V. (Jwii.r. ld-.i,lfMu.
7l lW'-y lhtoi. .
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yfllornty -at-atv. 7eary 2Pu6to
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All buiiii ireniitly widow-fully ttlciulnl
t. C'lllectinn tiiwoinlty.
I'ltl.NKVlLLK, OKK(i..
j the local lodge of that order.
Journal Real Estate Agency.
Is now prepared to handle your
Property if you want to Bell.
By placing your property with us you get the benefit of free adver
tising. Having had years of experience in thin 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
and in order to sell advantageously it will be necessary to place the
advantages of your property where buyers will be attracted by them.
List your property with us and we will treat you right.
KOK SALK A two Htory dwelling with nli.vnr. A i;kmI haru -10x100 anti all utider
barn mid oullinuw in tlie city of li inevilJu. J fence. Li houne mid other ordinary improve
Thin property in well nitiuted and in covered i inenrH. ood burden ruined every year and a
by irrigation, It cover one-lotirth ot a hlock VHriuty of rtnall Innu. 131 acres of hue hhw
aiid in one of the liext n-Hidence locntioim in
tile town. Price reasonable.
K)l! SALK-Oueof the Wt legated f irnu
In the famous clover belt in the Suaw cr?t.k
country, ouniitiiij of tut) acren. 40 acre ia
JOURNAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
tiiulfer tli.it will eventually le worth more
lh,ui tlie pi ict; now akfil fur the entire farm.
AH iiihIt prtvAte jnttfiititiff ditch that ti
with the property.
PriiHiville, Oregon.
Q. Springert
miKEiiKx or
Draft,
Coach and
Carriage Jforaca
Young stallions and mares,
also a few young teams for
sale.
Haystack Blood Stock Eandi.
Haystack, Oregon,
J. W. BOONE.
Saddles and , JCarnoss
Maker of the celebrated PRINE
VILLE STOCK SADDLE
, s or
HTOtKMK."S KITPLIEK
Latest improved Ladies' Side
and Stride Saddles, Hits, Spurs,
Angora Chaps, Quirts and Hacku
mores. Write for prices.
PuiNEVii.LK, : ; Oheuon.