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ft
C. L. Salomon.
Mitchell Wagons
Racine Duties and
Hack .
Kopninng,
The Rod Corner
Prinpvillo, Oregon
rials! flats!
St
& qup Fall GSotSiing
I
Our line i( Hal Ii ontnplnlo and embrace the John
Is now arriving and nil lines arc complete- We
i, Stetson and Linn brands, in all lliv new block I
are prepared In ahuw you something nobby m
Men's and Boys' Suits.
and atyloa and at bottom prices.
Dry Goods.
General Merchandise.
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Taints and Oils.
Windows and Doors.
Grain Sacks and Binder Twine.
Hardware' and Stoves.
Fall and Winter
"3 Underwear for Men and Boy. We handle the
V celebiatodlWuirht'a Health Underwear, Bint ill
World. Othur line cheap and good.
. ...
p PLOWS, HA8R0W3, M0H&S, BASES A?iO ALL KIN3S OF rAIsFtl
Will Adopt Mays LW.
From present indieations the
Republicans will avoid naming
their choice for United States Sen
ator at their state convention says
the Telegram. There are so many
aspirants for that position that the
selection of any particular individ
ual would very probably cause
those neglected to fight the Repub
lican ticket in their respective dis
tricts. Under- the circumstances
leading Republicans believe the
best policy to pursue is to say
nothing about the United States!
rowtiiFFL hex of (he
An InterHstinsr Explanation of their
Unusual Strength.
The Secret of their Marvellous Vi
fality and Nerve Eorce
Jealously Guarded
Women of the Harem Compound
a Potion Whose Rejuvenating
ffjeta are Almost Miraculous
and Astonish the Most Skeptical
The fondest hopea of ancisnt and mod
ern seekers after the Fountain of Per
petual Youth, can scarsely have aimed
higher thai the results achieved by the
marvellous compound, knowu through
out the East as El Mokuib.
Travelers returning to Europe have,
from time to time, brought astonishing
tales of the rejuvenating effects pro
duced by this Wonder of 'the Orient.
Crudely compounded by the Women
of the Harem, from formula handed
down orally from generation to genera
tion, the secret of this preparation thus
jealously guarded and known only to
the inmates of the Harem and the
Court Hryic:a..a, El Mokhik has betn
practically unobtainable, excepting by
the favored ones for whom tt was in
tended. Recently, however, a prominent na
tive Arab 'au Physicaii. banished from
his country for political og'ciise, and
deprived of his vast possessions, has
availed biinself of hia knowledge, to
earn a livelihood befitting his station,
1 y supplying ibia marvellous compound,
1'l MoiiBlu, to the nobility aud weatb
ltr cl.uuen of all Europe, who have
cheerfully paid him large toes iu return,
for the benefits receivtd.
Ccuteut witn the large income derived
fr mi this practice, this aged physician
has repeatedly refused very libeial of-j
fers made to him for the formula of !
remedy, but he has finally agreed with j
the import jig house of Tl(K NoYaa-1
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1 r-o i. vi t i.f P ii aololoa. to.
uutu.iDi.icoi.venie.it for, for !
exclusively in the United States, and
this firm having the' exclusive agency,
l ow idler it for the first time to the years to come. Dalles Chronicle.
American public. ,
This reiuedv muat not be confounded j . , ' , ,
. ' , An exchange gives timely advice
with til " un. uerons iiervoiia exhaustion, , . ' ,,
lost manhood, and self anuae reiudiea j to the voting When it says: fcnter
which are advertia. d under a variety (if : K.,(0 vvitlt the intention of going
nam s, us there is nlwilutely null. ing i ,, . , i ii . i ;i
wiiici, .cieu.iuc chemistry i,aa been ablUt tol of;th dder while you
to produee, alnch coi even approach tliejare voting. The time will come in
pe.rlesa El Mt.sr.ni pure vegetable whpn v0 r(1(Jnjt
tKiiipouiol, exirucicd from rare tropical i '
Mots and beriaj. ' that you did not doyour best. This
El Mokuik is a remedy for one peci- ulho applies to bllhincss. When
Ho p,i.,...,e. wl icb i. i.. siiiM.(ctl.eu ( vou tnrt at a trade or profession
vital furce and iree.it deeay in men, - , ' .
.,..rvei:..ii .-ifeL-ts in arreatniff decav I aim high. It is better to miss the
of the vital prinui.le. eiially in tl.u
Bale, hyin, .mparalled aud ..ever fading.
id a. lis IMS uutvetaal all er Ul
. .
Senatorship at the convention, and Senator cannot be elected by popu
leave the light for the next Legis-j lar vote, under the constitution as
lature to settle, as was the custom ; now frame 1, but through the
in the past. agency of the Mays law the people
As for the Democrats, the situ-! of Oregon nre ei. aided to express
ation is somewhat different, and their preference for t ho post, pro
file party will be the first to place' viding the parties make the neccs
the Mays' law to practical use. sary nomination. When voles
The law fathered by State Sen-1 are east for candidates fir state of
ator Franklin Tierce Mays, atthejficcs the ebrtor can declare bis
last session of the Legislature, pro-1 choice for L'nited States Senator,
vided that parties nominate i can-! At the session of the Legislature,
didate for L'nited States Senator J when the time arrives for electing
at the time the nominees for state a Senator, the" members of the Leg
oilices are made. United States , isluturo will have read to them the
" ' names of those candidates for Sen
East, where strong virile nun with large
families of descendants are tiie rule, lliere
mtiBt K tin ilniilif .oflt. .1. In lis etlit-.i-
ceuy or beneti'a to tlie guueral system. of votes each received. The then
While it is an absolute specific and ry of this is that tlifc members of
positively guaranteed to cure the worst i A j( ,),,... -j,), to
ciutu of nervous debility, lost nianhiMid, ... , , . .
or similar weakness. duo to excesses or abide by the wishes of their con
y.tithiul errors, it is also used with the ntituenls. will vote for the candi-
greatest success aa
a tiiahzar, giving j
power to all weak parts, and developing
and manitititiuin? the tu'l natural vigor
of manhood.
T. : . .. f. .1. . 1 1 I..
1L is pui up ir (lie AliieiiCKil im'io in
tablet form, and though exlrenielypow-
erful, it i perfectly hanulew anil eaily
taken, (.ne tablet being a dse and d
ing the work at once, and so evidently
aa to leave no doubt in the iiiiud of the
patient. It wilt cure ycu so as to nay
cured.
Every package is opened and careful! i
examined by the importers when receiv
ed, and is then repacked under their
seal and positively guaranteed to cute
It will be a lit prepaiu, under plain cov
er, with full and complete directions, on
receipt of the price, $1 per paekaue. or
six packages for So. address The Nov
! ks-Foli.fr OoMra.sy, Market and "4th
., f hiladflplna.
The promptness with which jus
tice was meted out to the murder
ers of a promising young man, the
like of whom Oregon could not af
ford to lose, docs much toward
eliminating the feeling that has
(perhaps justly) arisen in tiie
minds of all, that Oregon would
never punish a criminal. Such
swift work in this regard will do
more toward checking the awt'ul
calendar of crime, which in this
case has caused the death of three
young men, than any means that
could be suggested. The officials
who have been so consistent and
faithful in the discharge of their
j duties certainly deserve commen-
dation. They, as well as all Ore-
g miiinp, deeply regret the awful
m.(,t,SHitv or such executions, hut
.. .' ,
realize the urgent need for pronipt-
? 11
i ni' in executing the demands of
tha law. Let US hope that the les-
! son will be sufficient for many
.,rk than to uevcr attemnt to ain i
,
ator voted for at the preceding
general election, tindtlie number
! (late receiving the highest number
of votes lit the election.
Jlaving nuvocaleu lor vears uie
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k'tion f numbers of the L lilted
States Senate by popular vote, the
Democrats cannot well ufford to
ass by tho Mays bill, since it is
the opening wedge toward the de
sired end. Acknowledging-this fnct
the Democratic State Central Com
mittee has determined to make a
place for the nomination of a
United States Senator on the pro
gramme of its state convention.
Of course, the number of Demo
crats believing that their candi
date for the Upper House at Wash
ington will receive the greatest
amount of votes is small. Scarce
ly any of them are as sanguine as
all that. Nevertheless, the seek
ers after the nomination and those
whose names are mentioned em
brace prominent men in the state.
A Fireman's Cloue cail.
"I stuck to my engine-, although ev
ery joint ached and every nerve wan
racked with pain," write C. W. Itclla
my, a locomotive fireman, of Jturling
ton, Iowa. "1 waa weak and pale,
without any appetite unci all run down.
As I was alanit to give up, I got a brit
tle of Elect tic Hitters and, after taking
it, I felt as well as 1 ever did in my
life." Weak, sickly, run down people
always gain new life, strength and
vigor from their use. Try them. Sat
isfaction guaranteed by Adamson &
Winnek Co. Price 50 ents.
The time is at hand when the
farmers are making arrangements
for hired help for the oming sea
son, and it t safe to say that the
hired man of the present day will
get a greater money consideration
than did Jacob, the first hired man
who served Laban seven years for
Rachel and then hud Leah pawned
off on him in the dark, and then
had to work seven years more for
the girl lie wanted. The present
day a man gets $25 a month and
board and chooses bis own girl.
Wasco News.
g j Joubm,
.. t aft P 11 M
THE HOME GOLD CURB.
An Ingenious Treatment by which
Drunkards are Cured Daily In
Spite of Thumaolvus.
H is now genni'iilly known mid un
dersloiKl.tlitit Ui'iinkeiiiiexs is u tlii'i'nne
unil not noiiknoM. A body tilled with
poinoii nod nunoo completely slnitleied
by iHTiodii'iil or constant uu of intox
tenting lliilom, reipiirea mi Htitnlotti
ciipalilii ol iieiitrnliing ami cniilicia
iiiL' this poison. hiiiI U"aroving the
craving lor intoxicants. Siillereis limy i 1'JtH). Tliey iiitei viewt scoriu of
nowcumlliein-elvesat lionio wilholit t,u curj UI trj,.j jt oul on tH
piiblii-itv or ioa ol time from tuis'tiins ! .. , ... ,
by this" wonderful "IIOMK (idl.D ''.v ,utting tt down caw on
I'L'lU'V'whh'li has lieen ppriwted uficri the treatment and watching them,
ninny year-of cloee at inly mnl treat They alo got phvaicians to name
incut ol iiicbiiiilcH. The mitlihil use i . , ," ,
nccoi.liiig to directions of this won- j cliromu" ";rable cases, and ad
t tor In) (iineovery is piwiiively gimriin-; ministered it with the physicians
leed to cure Hie numt oiMtiiuiie ca,
i i i .. .1.1.. i,... II...
llu null i ' I mill oititi u .iiiiiKi'i. v'ui
rucordnliow the Him veleua triniiiloi in
aiionof liii.iisniida of I'ltinkards into
nhur. industrioiia ami upriuht men.
W 1 V KM : i; U .: Y ) I ' U 1 1 1 : H 1 1 A M IS !
CHII.DKKN CUKE YUl'll V
TliKHHI 1 'I'liis remedy i in no seine f
la iioftriuil I. tit is a Fp.H!irio lor tins
' J 1 I I I . Ill (.11.. I.
i nise.ise oniy, ami is no nhiiiiuiiy
and la so shlillully ue-
vised mid prepared that it is thorough-
ly soluble ami plensaiit to the taste, so j
tina ii cull la; given in a r.up ol tea or I
ColVeo without the knowledge of the
person taking It. ThoiiMimla of drunk'
nrdn have Clued themselves with this
priceless remedy, uid nt luiiny more
have been cuinl ami nniihi temperate
men by having the cure ailniinisteidl
by lining friends and relatives with
out their knowledge in tea or collee,
and believe tialny that, they ill-roll-tinned
drinking of their inn free will.
DO NOT WAIf. Do not I deluded
bv apparent and misleading "improve
nidit. The HOMK OOLD Cl'ltE b
sold ut"thn extremely low price of One
Dollar, thus placing within reach ol
everybody K treatment more effectual
than othrs costing !f2f) to f 0. Full
directions eHcc.impiiny eueh package.
Special advife by skilled physicians
when revested without extra charge.
Hunt prepaid to any par', of the world
on receipt of One Dollar. Address
Dept. K 4K5 EDWIN 15. GILES &
CO. 'im and 21l:)2 Market Bt. l'hihi
dijphiii' All ciirrespundenca strictly confi
dential. XOTICK FOR l'L'I'.LICATIIIN.
Land Office at This Dalles. Oregon,
i January 10, 11102
Notice is hereby given that the following
named sttl ler has filed notice of his intention
to make Cnsl proof iu supfs.rt of his cisiin,
and thut said proof will be made before
J. J. Smith, County Clvik at 1'iineville, Ore
gon, on KriiUy, February 21, 1002, via:
Otto Hadlofr, of PritHville, Orsgon, If, K.
No. SWI1, tor the N4 NKJ and BKi NK1 Hen.
H. T. liiS., tt, 1(1 K.. V. M.
fie names th following witnesses tn prove
Ins cittit'itiuoa resiileiioe upou ami cultivation
of said land, viz:
Christ Fmieriialm, August Lipman, Williarti
Ti-eicln.1 and Frank Alliiem, all of 1'rinevilW,
Oriacoa.
JAY P. LUCAS,
jlA KegisU.
OTICU FOU PUBLICATION.
Lino OmcK at Till Dai.i.xs, Ok.,
February 5. 'l!IOL'.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
uamed settler has tiled notice of his intention
to make final proof insupiKirtof his claim, and
that said proof will ! nwle before
A. C. Pdlu.er UH.C'o.uniiiuiloner at Prineville
Oreiron, on Friday, March 21, 1(102, viz:
Ancelina Mi Kites, of Lamonta. Oreiron.
H. K. No. 571 for the N V.'i Kec. ,
y'4 XW'i Nee. ,, and nvt WX Meo. 21,
T. 12 S .1,14 I!.. W. M.
She names the follnwinir witnesses to prove
his continuous rasideucs upou aud cultivation
ol, said lalin, viz:
C. F. Hmith, Jerry Achey, J. H. McMoeu
and J. 11. oraut, all ot latinonta, o.egou.
2-13 JAY P. LUCAS. Rriinr
fiubnurJUi for the Joiii.nau
In our dry goods department will be found Die 0
coinplotest line in the city of Lubes' and Gouts' y
Furnishings. IV
a
B (H M. M IB MM! aW - "T7
IMPLfcM-.NIS. g
t
B RIGHT'S
DISEASE.
The largest sum ever paid for it
picscription, changed hands in San
FrnncUeo, Aug. 30, 1.1HH. The
transfer involved in coin and stin k
1115U0.1H) and was paid by a
party of business men for n speci
fic for lirigbt's Iiiscuse and l)ia
betiK, hitherto incurable tli,easi'.
They commciieed the serious in
vestigation of the specillc Nov. V,
for Itlditcs Un In Ann "I
' " '
i, eighty
seven per cent of
were either well
favorably.
the test cases
ur
progressing
There king but thirteen per cent
of failures, the purlieu Wer satfsli
,., un,l cl,,,., .1,., ,r,,.. ,;
. . . ,
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r"-"-"u'"K i mo invcvugul-
ing committee and the clinical re
porta of the teat cams were pub-
lidied and will be mailed free on
application. Address John J. Ful
ton Co., -150 Montgomery St., 8. F.,
Cal.
Pullman Ordinary tUrpcri.
The tourist travel between Hie east and
the Pucitic cons' has reiclied uiioimoua
proporiiuiia in the last lew years, and
alls for a sH.-eial class of i,i(uipuient. To
.ueet this demand the Pullman Co. lias
issued from its shops what It technically
calls the "Pullman Ordiiaiy blooper."
These cars appear similar to tho regular
sleeper, being built uu the same plan,
hut not furnished with tha same elegance
They are .quipped with inatlreuea,
b'aoketa, sheets, pillow, pillowcases,
towels, combs, brushes, etc.. n-onbinu
notbitutof the kii.d to bu furnished by
ihu pssaenger. Each car has a stove for
making collee and tea and doing "light
housekeeping, and eaeh suction can be
lilted with an adjustable table. A mil
formed porter accompanies each car. Ins
business being to maku up beiths, keep
the car clean, aim look after the cotnforle
sod wauls i f tho pasaungi rs, Iu each of
the train which are dispatched daily
from Portland by the 0. It. .N. Co. is
'o be found one of these "Pullman Or
dinary Sleepers " The car u attached
to the ''Chicago Portland Special,
which goes through to Chicago without
change, and the one in thu "Allnnlic Ex
press" runs to Kansas Cily without
change. Passengers ill this oi.r fur Chi
cago change to a similar car at Cranger.
Mnch of the first class travel is being
carried in those oars, the rates being
lower, mid the service being nearly equal
to that iu the palace sleepers.
For rates and full information, In
cluding olders, write to A. L. Craig, O.
P. ., O. K. N. Co, Portia..!, Ore.
fJOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at The Dalles, Ori'ii.
January 10, INtf.
Notice Is hereby clven that the foMowini:
named settler baa filed notice of hi. intention
to make final proof In support of his claim,
ami that said proof will be made before J. J.
Hmith. Countv Clerk, at Prineville, Oregon,
on Friday, February 21, 1903 sue.
Kdward L. Monro", of Si-ters, Oretron, H.
K, No. 77!B for the NKJ NW nd la.ts 1, 1
and 3, Sea 31, T. lr.H It. 11 tf., W. M.
He names the following witnesses to ptove
hia continuous re.idence upon slid cultivation
of said land, viz:
Jesse llarcrow. of Sisters, Orrpon; Boliert
Mcllowau, ot Sisters, llnym; Jeremiah Cra
mer, of Sisters, Oregon, Wlllisui It. Hurk
hard, of Sisters, Oregon.
JAY P. LUCAS.
Jiff Register.
Have joa seen those new Art 80lre
and Uugs an Aduuuwu-Wuiusk Ot.