C. L. Salomon.
The Red Cornpr Priiu-villp, Oregon
General Merchandise.
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Taints and Oils.
Windows and Doors;
Grain Sacks and Binder Twine.
Hardware and Stoves.
Mitchell Wagons ' .Racine Jiuggica and
ftnrifM6l TlhiL-aMitl.i av and YVnnrifi
Hacks
Repairing,
if Our Fall Clothing
fby' In now arriving and ll lines are complete. We
fJZ are prepared tu show you something Dubby in
Nff Men's and Boys' Suit.
Hats! Hats!
Our line of llata it complete mid embrace the J "tin
M. Stetson Hid Linn brands, In ll i)k ntw bha.1 .Ir.
mid style mid at bottom prices,
:
1 Fall and Winter
fa
Underwear for Men mid Boys, W handle the
celebratedlWiiirht's Health
Wurld. Other line cheap
I PLOWS, HARROWS, MOWERS, RAKES AND ALL
"Aa Inlainoua Llr."
A copy of a newspaper, Rush
fnore, Minn., Enterprise, contain
ing a communication from J. R.
Dewey, has been handed us, says
the Oregon City Enterprise. It is
so plainly on its face a tissue of
falsehoods that is really wasting
time to give it attention. As old
a man as Mr. Dewey, who spent
three months here last summer,
tdiould know hotter than to inform
the intelligent people of Rushmore
that in Oregon there is no money,
no bread, no meat, and a large
rOWLI'Fl L3IEX of the Ei.Sl
An Interesting Explanation of their
Unusual Strength.
The Secret of their Marvellous Vi
tality and Nerve Eorce
Jealously Guarded
Women of the Harem Compound
a Potion Whose Rejuvenating
, ffeo'.a are Almost Miraculous
and Astonish the Most Skeptical
The fnndent Jiopee of ancient and mod
em woken after the Founuin of Per
petual Youth, can scarcely hae aimed
higher than the result achieved by the
marvellous compound, known through
out the East aa El Mokbib.
Travelers returning tu Europe hare,
tram time tu tiuie, brought astonishing
tales of the rejuvenating effects pro
' aueed by this Wonder of the Orient.
Crudely compounded by the .Women
(if the Harem, from formula handed
down orally from generation tu genera
tion, the secret of this preparation thus
jealously guarded and known only to
ttie iniuatea of the Herein aud the
Court Physicians, El Mokbib has been I
practically unobtainable, excepting by :
the favored ones for whom It was iti-j
tended.
Recently, however, a prominent na-1
tive A i.i b an Physician, bauiahed from I
. Lis country for political offense, and ,
, deprived of his vast possessions, has
Availed himself of his knowledge, to
earn i livelihood befiltiruc his siaitou,
by supplying this marvellous compound,
i.i, MoKMit, to the nobility and weath
er claes of all Europe, who have
clH-eritillr paid him Utile foes iu return
f.-v the heuetits received.
Content witn the large income derived
fr mi thia practice, this aeed physician
has repeatedly refused very libend of
fer made to hint for the formula of his
remedy, but lie has finally agreed with
tiie importing house of The Koykk
I'lrUKB CoMl'ANV, of Philadelphia, to
put it up in convenient form for sale
t-s.lurively iu the United States, and
t us hi iu having the eiclusive agency,
l ow oiler it for the. first time tu the
American public
This remedy must not be confounded
with th numerous nervous exhaustion,
ut maobuod, and self abuse remedies
inch are advertised under a variety of
Haines, a there is absolutely nothing
wliich scientific chemistry ua been able
t" produce, which can even approach the
, t-el'les El. MoKBIK, a pure vegetable
t inpouud, extracted from rare tropical
r 'His and l.erl.
El Mokbib ta a remedy for one speci-fi-r
pune, which la lo si lengthen the
vital toice and in-event decay iu men,
iia inrvl!Mi effects in arrmting decay
i( the vital urineiples, esiiecially in the
ansle, beiiis; uuparalled and herer failin.
and h in uw it Miiivvraal all uttt the
Uudcrwear, Best in the
mid good.
amount of destitution; that it is
mostly mountainous, little level
farming land, sagebrush plains,
not even fit for cuttle to graze on,
inferior fruits, nothing except
strawberries and plums, farms of
II), 15 and 20-acre lots, no bogs to
speak of, plenty of fleas and
jiggers, and the only city, Port
land, is the' most beautiful on
earth-"its beauty being simply
marvelous. Of course this city is
very rich. Where does she get Iter
money? Simply from her shipp
ing ports. Shins are in Portland
East, where strong virile men with Urge
families of descendants are the rule, there
muat he no doubt, eillnt as lo iia etliui
ceny or beneti'S to theunueial syatem.
While it is an absolute specilio and
positively guaranteed to cure the worst
cases of nervous debility, lost manhood,
or similar weaknesses! due to vicesaet or
y-juthful errors, it is alto used with the
greatest success as a utilizer, giving
power tu all weak purls, ami developing
and maniniaminp the fu'l natural vujor
of uiauhoud.
It is put up for the American trade ill
tablet form, and though extremely pow
erful, it is perfectly narnili-sa and easily
taken, one tablet beiug a dose and do
ing the work t enoe, and so evidently
as tu leave nu doubt in the mind of the
patient. It will cure you so sa tu stay
eured. ,
Every package is upened and careful! i
examined by the importers when receiv
ed, and is then repacked under their
seal and positively guaranteed to cure
It will be s jut prepaid, under plain cov
er, with full and loimilete direction, on
receipt of the price, $1 per package, or
six packages for $5. Address Th Nov
SK-Fri.LRit Covfant, Market and 24ih
Sis., Philadelphia.
Gives I'p lUuh Pocket.
CM. Casady, of Quartsburg.who
is joint owner with L. M. Woods,
of John Day, was mtftt agreeably
surprised on Sunday last when a
workman on the property reported
to his employer with specimens of
the content? of a pocket he bad
found about six feet under the sur
face, while following a seam. Fur
ther investigation discovered the
fact that the pocket yielded at
least $150 in gold probably more,
for the pocket had not been entire
ly roblied of its precious contents
when Mr. Carsady left lor this City.
Only assessment work was being
done at the time the pocket was
struck- The seam which the work
man was pursuing is from four to
five inches wide. The find will pro
bably excite the owners of Dame
Fortune which is the name of the
cl lim to more spirited f urtuit of
the "stringer." Mr. and Mrs. Cas
sady were in Prairie City yefterday,
en route to John Day to visit at
the home of the latter' parents.
Mr. Cassady carried with him
samples of the contents of the
pocket and expressed more con
tidence than ever that the mine is
well named. Prairie City Miner.
Plow Urimllng.
Ed Harbin desires to announce that
he is prepared to do all kinds of grind
ing in the latest approved fasliioti.
Chilled plow share griudiug a specialty.
from all parts of the world." Mr.
Dewey had to give some sort of ex
cuse for returning, and he had to
resort to reversing the ordor of
everything but Portland. He fails
to enlighten the reader of the
Enterprise how Portland got rich
or how so many ship c mc t Ore
gon from all parts of the world.
Mr. Di'wey formed a different
oppinion of Oregon than did judges
on exhibits at the Pan-American
Exposition, Oregon having re
ceived a greater number of prize
I than any other state.
Paying Off Vol u nicer,
Adjutant-General C. U. Uanten-
boin has commenced paying out
back pay to the volunteer soldiers
who enlisted for service in the Phil- j
ippincs upon the first call from the
president. All told, about f'2o,000
will be distributed among the ex- j
warrior; in lots ranging from $5 to ,
$25 per man. Some have claims ,
... i...t .I....).. t.t..w :. i
ioi l'ul uiid uuy e ya3 f nuiuu id
$1.50. but these are not many.
Payments are made by checks' that
can be cashed anywhere in the state.
Particular care is being exercised
to see that every man is properly
identified before he is given his
warrant on the bank. Up to a late
hour Monday afternoon volunteers
were lined up in a lonj line in the
hallway leading to the adjutant
general's office in the Chamber of
Commerce building, but despite the
requirements of three or four sig
natnres to every identification
blank, the work progressed at a fair
rate of speed.
As each man handed in his claim
be was asked by Clerk Knappif be
was willing to subscribe 10 percent
of his claim to the soldiers menu
ment ,fund for the erection of a
monument at the Second Oregon
plot in Riverview cemetery. So fat
not one has refused to donate the
10 per cent.
FohhII Mining in Oregon.
Eastern Oregon seems to be a
world's cemetery for the rarest of
animal life in the long ago. The
little three-toed horse father of
the equine race is found in splen
did fossil preservation, while mon
keys, parrots, clams, crawfish and
many other dwellers of the earth,
air and sea, are found in the same
I stony perfection, mumified in Na
j lure's morgue millions of years be
j fore Egypt, or her ununified Pha-
raons came into existence, wur
people will find that grandfather's
clock and the old spinning wheel
will give way to Oregon fossils in
the halls of the wealthy, once they
are brought to public attention.
Fossil mining in Oregon ought to
and will be a source of great profit.
Pacific Miner.
Judge George has decided .that
the $500 reward offered for the ap
prctansioD of the murderers of
Dry Goods.
III our dry
ontnnlotcsUins
ITlirtiishitiils.
KINDS OF FARM
Jas. Mrrow at Portland for which
Dalton and Wade were executed,
should be paid to Mrs. Whitlock
who gave the first clue which led
to the murderers! arrest. This is
as it should be. Edward King
tho other claimant, gave no aid to
the olliccrs in their search, in fact,
was inclined to attempt to throw
them off tho truck King only
gave information when he found
there was no chance to shield the
suspects. Telegram.
Had to Conquer Or Die.
"I wax just about gone," wiitcs Mrs
Riwa Iticliiirdiom, id Lniirel Hpringi,
N.O., "I liml Coutitiniptioti an had tlmt
the beat dtwlnrs said I could not live
more than a month, but I Iwgan louse
Dr. King's Now Disttovvrv mill wiio
wholly eured by seven bottles and am
now stout and will," It's an unrivaled
life-saver in Consumption, Pneumonia,
La Grippe and bronchitis; infallible
fur Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hay Fe
ver, Croup or Whooping Cough. Guar
anteek bottles hOa and 11.00. Trial
bottles free nt Adauison i. Wiiinok
Cn.'s drug store.
TH8 HOMffl OOLD OURE. . '
An Ingenious Treatment by which
Drunkards are Cured Dally In
Spite of Themselves.
It is now generally known and tin
derstiajd tlmt DntukeiineM is a disease
and not weakness. A body tilled with
poison and nervescoiiiplutelysliutterei
by periixtical or constant use of intox
icating liquors, requires an antidote
capable cf neutralizing and eradicat
ing this poison, and destroying the
craving fur intoxicants. Hnll'i'iers may
now cure thejnselvea at home without
publicity or Ions of time from busineaa
by' this wonderful "HOME OOLD
CL'HE'wiiich has laniii perfected after
many years of close study and treat
moot of inebriates. The fni th fill use
according to directions of thia won
dnrltil discovery is positively guaran
teed to cure the lnoat obstinate case,
no mutter how hard a drinker. Out
records show the nun vcli tm triiuufurm
ation of thousands of Drunkard into
sober, industrious and upright men.
VI V KB 0U K.i YOUIl 11 DH11AN OH!
CHILDREN CURE YOIJK FA
THERS! I This remedy is in no sense
a nostrum but is a specific for this
(I i Ben ne only, utitl is so skillfully de
vised iirXl prepared that it is thorough
ly soluble anil pleasant to the taste, so
that it can be given in a cup of tea or
cotTee without the knowledge of the
person taking it. Thousands of drunk
ards have cured themselves with this
priceless remedy, and na many more
have been cured and made temperate
men by having the cure administered
by loving friends and relative with
out their knowledge in tea or coll'ee,
and believe (inlay that they discon
tinued drinking ol their o-vn free will.
DO NOT WAI f. Do not he deluded
by apparent and misleading "improve
ment. The HOME GOLD CURE is
sold at"thn extremely low price of One
Dollar, thus placing within reach of
everybiKly a treatment more efTectuiil
than othrs coating $25 to foO. Full
directions eaccjmpany each package.
Hpecial advice by skilled physicians
when reqestetl witliont extra charge.
Sent prepaid to any pirn, of the world
on receipt of One Dollar. Address
Dept. E 485 EDWIN 11. GILES &
CO. 2330 and 2332 Market St. Phila
delphia. All correspondence strictly confi
dential. Subscribe (or tho Joi'bmai,,
xonds department will be found the srj
In tlx our of Ladies' end Qunie'
IMPLEMENTS.
Pullman Ordinary Slttptn,
The tourist travel between the east and
ll Pacini) uoast has reached enormous
proportions in the last lew years, and
calls for a special class of rtpiipmuiit, T
meet this dumaiid the Pullman Co. lus
issued from Its shops whst It technically
calls the "Pullman Orduary Hleeper."
These curs appear similar lo the rrgular
sleeper, being huill on the same plan,
Inn not furnished with the same elegance
They are equipped with maiiiawes,
blankets, sheets, pilloas, pillow cases,
towels, con, In, brushes, ic, , teiUlilng
liolhiiivof the kn,d tu be furiiinlied by
the passenger. Each ear has n stove f, r
milking collea and tea and doing "light
housekeeping, " end eaeh secit.ui can ha
lilted with an adjustable table. A um
formed porter aitconipnnies inch car. ins
hoaiiiesB being to make up l.nis, keep
the car clean, ana look after the comfort
and wants i f tho psweii(ers. In each of
i he llama wfiirh are dtspaMird daily
from Pmilsnd by the O, It Ji N (V. is
ni be loiiud one of (lies "Pullman Or
dinary Wleepers." The oar atlsclied
to the ''Chicago portl.nd Hpeeial,
which g.s through to Cliipigo without
change, and the one in the "Allanlic Ex
press" runs to Kansas City without
change. Passengers in this cr for Chi
cago i hang lo a sbnilar car at Granger.
Much of the Orst class Ira ml is being
carried in these cars, (ii rale being
lower, and the service being nearly euual
so that in the palace sleepers.
F"T rates and full infnnnsilon, In
eluding ohU-ni, writ to A. L. Craig, (!.
P. O. It, N. Cm Portland, Or, i
Timber litd, Act Juns S, 187S.
NOTIJK FOU PUBLICATION.
United States Lsnd OHiro, I
The Pall, Ore., Kshrusry 12, 1W2. i
Nutlet Is htrsliy given that In seinillann
with the provisions of tht Act nf Oiiurr.i of
Jmu 3, 1878, entitled "An tot for lh salt of
timber lands in the States of Calilornla, Urt
loo, Nsvsdaand Washington Territory," aa
ixtended to all tht Publlo Land Status by Act
f August 4, lStr2. tht following persons have
this day filed In this oHict tlisir sworn state
ments, vis;
Henry A. Smith, of Portlsnd, oounty of
Multnomah, State uf Oregon, swum state
mailt No. 210 fur tht pmehase of tlic HK',4
HK! Kc. 20 sn I KW NK'f snH N WW NK'.
Hoc. 32, Tp. 19 S., R. 11 K, W. M.
. Helen A. Kerr, of Portland, ooiuity of
Multnomah, Stat of Oregon, sworn state
ment Nn. 211 for the pnrchsse of tht K
NK!i See. 21 and Vl N WK w. it!, Tp. Ill
H K. 11 K.. W. M.
That they will utter proof to show that tht
land sought is more valuable for Its tloi'uer or
ston than for agrlcul.ural purposes, and to
establish their claim to said land 'ocfore tliw
Kegisterand llwelver of thii o;c at The
Dalles, Oregou, on Tuesday, the Cth day i.f v
May, Vm.
Thoy natnt as wltnosiea: 8. V. Smith,
Helen A. Kerr, Dewlt Danforth, W. N. Junes
ami Heiuy A. Hndtk, all of Portland, Oregon.
An) and all prisons claiming adversely the
abovt-descrihtd lands art reipitud to tile
their olslint in this office on or bifurt said litii
day of May, 1902,'
f'-,) Jay. P. Luoaa, Register.
OTICK FOR PUKLICATION.
Laxo Omcs at Thi DAi.ua, Oa.,
, , , February f, 11102.
Notice la hereby (Wen that the fjlowinn
named settler has tiled notice of hit intention
to make final proof in.iinnort of )Unti. .,..1
jthst said proof will bt nuda before
A. C. raln.tr US.Commissinntr at Printrillt
Oreumi, on Friday, March 21, 11)02, vi:
AnK'dina M. Hites, of Laments, (Won.
H. K. Nu. Will fur the NK' HVM See 2!t
NV Hto. 2S, and SWX HW 8o. 21,
T. 12S..H.14E., W. M.
Sht names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous rtsiileuct upon and cultivation
of, aaid lasd, viz:
C. F. Smith, Jerry Achey, J. H, MoMna
aud J. H. Uraat, all of Lamonta, Oiskuii.
2 tit JAY P. LUCAS. Rnitttr,
Baptist Church services at Prinevill
every 2nd and 4th Sundays in each
mouth, at Culver every 3rd Buuday and
at Howard trery 1st Sunday.
H, Brambltt,