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A itchdl Wagons Racine Buggies and
C. L. Salomon.
General Blacksmithlng and Wagon
Repairing,
Hats! Hats!
x Hacks
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The Red Corner
l'rinuville, Orecon
t Our Fall CSothing
'H I nw nrriviiiK and all lines are complete. We
f , ere prepared to show you oiuuthing nobby in
. Men's end Boys' Suite. '
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General Merchandise.
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Taints and Oils.
Windows and Doors.
Grain Sacks and Binder Twine.
Hardware and Stoves.
Our line a! Huts ie ounplite end embrace the Julin Sew
B. Stetson end Linn hrsuris, In ell lU m w Mod 'jfft
end stylus end el bottom prices,
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..1 Vuderwear for Men end Buys. We handle the
celubratedlWtiirM's Health Underwear, Beet iu t lie
f . World. -Other line cheap and' good.
Dry Goods.
Iu our dry goods department will be found Hie )
eomplutust line in the oily of Lediue' end Uonis'
Furnishings.
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h' PLOWS, HARROWS, MOWERS, RAKES AND ALL KIM98 ' OF FARM IMPLEMENTS. I
The River and Harbor Bill.
Washington, March 1. Oregon
Rhodes procured a rifle and
wounded it, but not fatally. When
nd Washington both fare well in , it jumped from the tree the dogs
the river and harbor bills as re-1 attacked it, and in the mix-up
ported to the House today. The j which followed, George stumbled
mouth of the Columbia secures, and fell on a log, a sharp knot in
1100,000 more cash than last year, which cut a deep gash in his right
and The Dalles and Seattle canals
are both granted greater recogni
tion than in the last bill. The fol
lowing are. the appropriations for
Oregon and Washington:
Mouth of Columbia, cash for
continuing improvements, $550,-
tbigh. Fortunately he was no:
knocked out completely, and sue
ceeded in getting a bullet in a
vital place, which ended the pan
ther's career, but not before tht
two dogs had forfoited their live
in their gallant struggle with th
000; for authorized contracts, 11,-j beast. The panther, which wa:
00,000; Lower Willamette and
Columbia below Portland, for con
tinuance, $50,000; for the construc
tion of a dredge, $175,000; gauging
Columbia river, $1000; Tillamook
bay and bar, maintenance and
completing improvements, $27,
000; Coos bay, maintenance and
continuing improvements, $10,000:
Coquille, continuing improvements
from - Coquille, City, to the
mouth, $30,000; Coos river,
maintenance, $2000; Siuslaw, con
tinuing improvements, with re
examination of existing project,
$26,000, Columbia river,' at the
Cascades, completing locks, $30,
000; Upper Columbia and Snake
rivets, $25,250.
To this latter item is added $12,
750. transferred from unexpended
funds for the improvement of the
Clearwater, making a total of 137,-
754 82. Of this $10,000 is to be
one of the largest ever killed in
the county, measured 9 feet 11
inches from tip to tip.
A Damnable Society Fed.
High life society note: The
smart set of San Francisco have
adopted the fashion of cigarette
smoking for women after grill
room dinners. . It is astonishing,
when one reflects upon it, to think
how many people either want to
shorten their lives, or else don't
know any better than to do so, by
"a hot pace and a smoky trail."
Telegram. ' ,
. "How many people" may well
be used in referring to this ques
tion, for tis said that did the peo
ple in small country towns, like
The Dalles, realize how I'niany
people" have adopted this fad in
larger cities, they would consider
themselves far behiud the times
j i ., . ' . , I and at once hasten to catch up.
expended for the improvement of i . , , , , , , "
... o i l r . A lady who considers herself quite
the Snake river above Lewiston.!
quite
The Willamette river above I Pr0.per "id,t0 Mleg
girl (who was horrified at learning
to what extent this vile habit is
i . .i . . . . iKBiuiiiK imisuu? aiuiiiK nic vuuiik
napil in t.hi rnncfrnprmn nf rpvui-1 n 0 15
Portland and Yamhill river get
, $68,000, of which $37,500 is to be
ladies in other places:) "Oh, its
all right. You haven't been forty
miles away from home or you'd
look at it differently." ,
Well, if that is what a trip forty
I miles away from home will do for
j a girl, for the love of all that is
pure and womanly, let'o remain at
home. If we must smoke cigar
ettes after grill-room dinners, let's
do without our dinners, or take a
"hand out." If wo must adopt
this vile, degrading, suicidal habit
in order to be "swell" let's sink in
to insignificance. If its old fash
ioned to refuse to smoke cigarettes
let's claim companionship with
Methuselah. -In shtirt let's be con-!
sidered any old thing, jiftt so we
tnents opposite Corvallis and be
low Independence.
The appropriations for the Co
lumbia river are to be for contin
uing the improvements according
to the present approved plan, wilh
mch modifications as may be ap
proved by the Secretary of War,
the estimated cost of said improve
ments not to be increased.
Buttlu witb a Faultier.
George Rhodes had quite a bat
tie with a huge panther at Ten
mile, last Friday, says the Coos
Bay New. It seems that the
panther had been in that vicinity
for some time past, and had been
committing depredations on stuck
it an 1. ......... 4 F I.' 1 1 1 1 t .
. . o.. a.uiuiiug cAiciii, rrann uon i uegraue ourselves by taKing
Bowron alone losing 16 head of , up with this, the very habit which
sheep, while other settlers report j every true woman should fight
the loss of numerous calves, j with all her strength of character.
Frank Bowron, who is in town j That women should adopt the use
w.th his family, was notified by Lf that which is today ruining
the mailcarrier of the death of the more boys and young men than
pinther, and also the unwelcome : perhaps is even the liquor habit,
news that Frank's two hunting seems too terrible to consider. .
dogs had been killed by the"var- And yet such is the case, par
mint." The news brought by the 1 ticulurly among those of tho
maikarries loads to the conclusion j-'sniart set." Let us hope and
that the panther had attacked the ' pray that this evil will never gain
beep, when the dogs apm-ared on 1 a hold in The Dalles. Dalles
Jhe scene and treed it. George i Chronicle.
A Pugilist In Disguise.
One day last week an incident
occurred at Antolope that proved a
surprise to about a half dozen
pretty good men in that vicinity.
As they expressed it afterwards
they found something they were
not looking for. A contest case
was being held before Commission
it Lcuddeuiann, and after it was
closed about half a dozen of those
nterested on one side, concluded
Tom Lewis, an inoffensive looking
niner, had testified to something
.ie ought not to have, and thought
to administer a punishment, But
Lewis wouldn't be punished. As
fast as they camo after him he
laid them out one by one until he
had the room full of prostrate
foims. It was tho work of only a
few minutes, at the end Lewis was
"monarch of all he surveyed."
The boys who sought to inflict the
punishment concluded . it was a
bad job to run amuck such a giunt
in disguise, and will not repeat so
rash an undertaking until they
have graduated in the "manly
art." Dalles Mountaineer.
A Cull for Democratic Pi-imttrlt'e
- and Countj Con rut Ion.
- The Democratic County Convention
of Crook county, Oregon, ie hereby
called to mewt at the circuit court
room in Piiiieville, On-gon, on Thurs
day, the 27th day of March, 1902, at
10 a. in., for the purpose of nominat
ing candidates for all the county of
fices to be tilled at the next general
election; to elect four delegates to the
Democratic State, Congressional and
District conventions and for the trans
action of such other business an may
come before said convention.
The convention will consist of 55
delegate, which have been apportioned
among the several voting precincts as
follows:
Ashwood ...... . 3Ireland 2
Bear Creek 3 1 Johnson Creek. 3
B aver 2!Kutcher 2
Maury 2
bend. 1
Block Butte 4
Breeee 1
McKay 2
Mill Creek.... 3
Camp Creek. .. . 2 ' Montgomery . . 2
Cherry Creek. . . l'Newsoin 3
Cross Keys 2'Ochoco 2
Hurdin... IlPrineville 7
Hay Creek . 2 Summit 1
Haystack 3 1 Willow Cieek.. 1
Total , 55
The aine being one delegate at large
fur each precinct and one for every 15
votes and frcation of 8 or over cast in
1900 for Hon. Thomas ti. Ureene for
supreme judge.
The Central Committee recommend
ed that the Democratic Primaries be
held in the several precincts at the
voting place therein on Thuuday, the
13th day of March, 1902.
Done by order of the Democratic
County Central Committee, March 1,
1902. 1.. N, Liooktt,
M. E. Biuo8, Chairman.
Secretary.
Plow Grinding.
Bd Harbin desires to announce that
he is prepared to do all kinds of grind
ing in the latent approved fashion.
Chilled plow share grinding a specialty.
A Horrible Outbreak.
"Of large sores on my little dsugh
ter,s head develo)ed into a case of
c Id head" writes C. D Inbill of
Morganton, Tenti,, Bucklen't Arnica
8alve completely cured her. It's a
guaranteed cum for .Ecienia, Tetter,
Suit Itheuni, Pimples, Sores, Ulcers
and I'iles. Only 25 cent at Adam
son i. Win nek Co.
THB HOMB GOLD CURB.
An Ingenious Treatment by whloh
Drunkards are Cured Dally la
Bplto of Themselves.
It is now generally known and un
derstood that Drunkenness is a disease
and not weakness. A body filled with
poison and nerves completely shattered
by periodical or constant use of intox
icating liquors, requires an antidote
capable of neutralising and eradicat
ing this poison, and destroying the
craving for intoxicants. Sufferers may
now cure themselves at home without
publicity ur loss of time from busings
l.y this wonderful "HOMK 001,1)
CUUK'which has been perfected after
.many years of close study and treat
mem ol inebriates. The faithful use
according to directions of this'nou
dcrlul discovery is positively guaran
teed to cure the most olwtiuatc ciwb,
no matter how hard a drinker. Uui
records show the maiveli-us tranidnriii
alion of thousands of Drunkards into
sober, industrious and upright iuii.
WlVKHCUKYOlKHl'SnASDH!
CHILDREN CL'UK YD UK FA
T11KKH! This remedy is in no sense
a nostrum hut is a spocilln for this
disease only, and is so skillfully de
vifed ami prepared that it is thorough
ly soluble and pleasant to the taste, s
that it can be given iu a cup of tea in
coffee without tho knnwledgo of the
person taking it. Thousands of drunk
ards hare cured themsvlves with this
priceless remedy, and as many more
lutve been cured and moile tern larate
men by having the cure administered
by lo ing friends and relatives with
out their knowledge in tea or corlee,
and believe today that they discon
tinued drinking of their o-vn free will.
DO NOT WAIT. Do not be deluded
by apparent and misleading "improve
ment. The HOMK GOLD CL'RK is
sold at"the extremely low price of One
Dollar, thus placing within reach of
everybody a treatment inure efl'octual
than othrs costing $25 to $.)'). Full
directions caccjmpaiiy each package.
Special advice by skilled physicians
when reqested without extra charge
Sent prepaid to any par'. of the world
on recoipt of One Dollar, Address
Dept. E 485 EDWIN B. GILES 4
CO. 2330 and 2332 Market St. Phila
delphia. All correspondence strictly confidential.
NOTICB KOR PUBLICATION.
Laho Ornci at Lskevisw, Obwion,
1'surusry 21, 11102.
Notice Is hsrdijr (Wen thst tin CdIIuwIiik
named settler has tflwl notice of hia intrntinn
to make tinul pniof In support ( his claim
snd that suid prinit will lie made before A. C,
Palmer, C. S. Commissioner, t Prliieville,
Oregon, on My 3, WOK, vi:
Lesiider C. Caldwell, H. K. No. 5318, for
the NK'iNWK, W NKX sadSKNEK.
Sec. 80, T, 21 S K. 11 K,
He names the fnlluwiiiy witnesses to prove
his contin s residence upon snd cultivation
of said Und, vis:
(ieorns T. Mlv, (Jeorire W. Bofrne, William
K. B-igns and (iewye U. Ueeae, all uf Lsvs,
Ore,
K, M. BliATTAIX,
JJW lteiiister.
Price Blacksmith Shop
. K. A. PARKER, Prop.
All kinds of blacksmithing and
wagon repair work done at reas
onable rates.
PRICE, ; j ' OREGON,
Pullman Ordinary SUrptrt,
The tourist travel between the essl and
the Psoitis coast, has reached enormous
proportions iu the last lew yesrs, and
calls lor a special olsss of equipment. To
nieel thie demand the Pullman Co. hss
issued from its shops what it technically
calls the "Pullman Ordlrary Nleeper."
These oars appear similar to the reyulsr
sleeper, being huilt nu the same plan,
but not furnished with ths same rlegsuisi'
They are equipped with mattresses,
blahksts, sheets, pilloea, piilnw uases,
towels, com lie, brushes, ete., teijuirtng
notliiiu.il ilis kind to be furnished by
the passenger. Each car has a stove f..r
making oollee snd tea and doing "light
housekeeping," end each eecima tin b
fitted with an sdjustsble table. A uni
formed porter accunipsmee each esr, hie
business bring to make up berths, ket-p
the car clesn. sua lok ,fuir t comforts
and wants c( the passengers. In each of
I he toons which are dispatched daily
from Portland by the O. It. A H Cc. is
i. be found one nf these "Pullman Or
dinsry Sleepers." The car is stiavhed
to the ''Chicago Portland Swisl,
which goes through to Chirsgn without
ohsnire, snd the one in the "Atlantic Ex
press" runs in Kansas Cllv .ol,...,.
change. Passengrrs ill ihla ctr for Chi
ori i Itsnge to s similar oar at Orsnger.
Murh ol the first elaaa lni.l i. I .-
carried in tlt-se esre, the rales bemr
lower, snd the servioe being nearly equal
to thst in the paUra sleepers.
For rates snd full ii.fr,rn, .!..,, i
eluding olden, wrile to A. L. Crsii. O.
r. i.. w.K. a. V. Portland, Ore. f
Timber Land, Ant June 1, 1S7S.
NOTIOK Poll PUBLICATION.
' I'nlted States Und Office, I
Ths Dallas, Ore., February 12, 1117.'.
Notice la hereby given thst In eomnllanrs
with ths provisions of the Art of Conur... ,.(
June 1S7H, entitled "Aa act (or the sale nf
timber lands in the Htates uf Calllornis, Ore.
on, nevadssnd WsshiuKtnif Territory," as
xtended t-i all ths Public Land Htates by Act
f Auaust 4, im. ths following persona have
thla day Hied hi thia office their swum stste
meats, vis;
Henry A. Smith, of Portland, canty of
Multnomah, State of Oregon, sworn aUte.
ment No. 210 for the purchase of ths
HK! 8eo. 21) snl KVj NK' and NW'J NK'i
.Sec. 32, Ti. 10 S K. 11 K., W, M. '
Helen A. Kerr, of Portland, county of
Multnomah, Htste of Oregon, aworn slate,
ment No. 211 for ths purchase of ths K'i
KK4 Use. 21 snd W NW See 22, Tp. Ill
8.. K. 11 H.. W. M.
Thst they will offer proof to show that the
land souuht is more valuable fur Iu timiatr or
atone thsa fi agricid.ural purposes, snd la
ssUblisb thslr claim to said kind before tlV
Rrguter and Keoelvsr of this otfioe at Ths
Dsllea, Oregon, on Tuesday, the Oth day i.f
May, 11102.
They name as witnesses: B. F. Smith,
Helen A. Kerr, De.lt Dsaforth, W. N.Jones
and Hewv A. Smith, all uf Portland, Oregon.
An and all peisona claiming adversely ths
ahovs-descrllied lauds are requested to tile
their olslms in this olboe on ur before said 6th
day nf May, l'J02.
K20 Jay. P. Lo0Ml Register.
JTOTICK POK PUBLICATION.
Lsan Orrics i Tug Dauks, Oa.,
.,,,, . February , 1S0J.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has Hied notice of his intention
to make final pnsif insupportof hia oUlin, and
that said proof will t ni.de before
A. C. Paln.er U.S.Commissloner at Prliieville
Oregon, on Friday, March 21, 1H02, vir-
H.W'Vne'N''
Hhe names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon end cultivstion
of, said land, via:
C. K Smith, Jerry Achey, J. 8. McMeea
and J. H, lirant, all of Lauinnts, Oiegun.
MS . JAY P. LUCAS, H.gislsr.
Baptist Church services at Prineville
every 2nd snd 4th Sundays in each
month, at Culver every Srd Sunday and
at Howard every 1st Sunday.
M. BraatbUt,
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