t.v
C. L. Salomon.
Mitchell Wagons Racine Cusrdes and.
Hacks
General Dlncksmithing and Wagon M
Repairing,
Hats! flats!
M
Our Unit of Huts is complete and embrace the John !f,
H. Stetson ami Linn hranila, in all lie new llgck W
and styles anil at but torn prices. ' I
fe Our FaSS Clothing
ff."-
1
la now arriving unit all lines are complete. We
re prepared to show you something nobby in
Men's aud Boys' Suit.
Fall and Winter
Underwear for Men mid Boys. We handle the
celebratedlWiight's Health Underwear, Beat in the
World. Other linea cheap mid good.
The Red Corner Triney'illo, Oregon
General Merchandise.
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Paints and Oils.
Windows and Doors.
Grain Sacks and Binder Twien.
Hardware and Stoves.
Dry Goods.
In ur dry Kmxia department will be found the S
completes! line in the city uf Ladiea' and Genii'
Furnishings, ft
PIOWS, HARROWS, MOMS, BAKES AH3 ALL KIM03 OF FARM IMPLEMENTS.
County Court Proceedings.
Continued Irom pnge two.
seseinent of F. M Booth: Sheriff or-
dered credited with 151.10 on roll of
1901.
In the matter of wrongful assess
ment ofL. Dillon: Sheriff ordered
credited with the sum of $17. i4 on
roll of 1901.
In the matter of the wrongful as
sessment of C. C. Butlnr: Sheriff or
dered credited on the roll of 1901 with
the sum of $0.21.
In the matter of the wrongful as
sessment of B. J. Pengra: The Court
having called in the assessor for ex
planation, he in hia ollioiul catincitv.
states that the lands assented ari j
meadow lands and should be assessed
as tillable, therefore the Application
is refused.
In the matter of the wrongful as
sessment ofF. E. Rodman:- Sheriff
ordered credited on the roll of 1901 in
the sum of $2.13.
In the matter of the wrongful as
sessment of J. L. Coiulu estate:
Sheriff ordered credited on the roll of
1901 in the sum of $1.20.
In the matter of the wrongful as
sessment of Aaron T. Bliss: Sheriff
ordered credited on the roll of 1901 tu
the sum of $13 60.
The following bills were allowed
and ordered paid.
Hawkins Bros. Lumber for bridge ltlS.12
Geo. Hobbs, wituess fees 12.70
R. H. CaldwelL witness fins 1.4 (
John Atkinson, wituess fees
Hesstheiit of Newt White: Continued
mail May term for further consider
ation. ' In the matter of the rebate of taxes
for T. F. MeCallister: Cleric ordered
tu draw a warrant in his favor for $ij.
In the matter of the petition of .
II. Smith et ul to authorize the plac
ing on the official ballot of this coun
ty the question of the establishment
of a County High school: A petition
I uving been presented containing
more than 100 names of qualified
voters and taxpayers within the coun
ty: The clerk of this court is ordered
t-o submit the question to the legal
voters of this county at the next en
suing general election as by law pro
vided.
In the matter of the resicnation of
Wade Huston to clerk of election of
Ash wood precinct No. 11: Resigna
tion accepted and Lee Wood appoint
ed to fill vacucy.
In the matter of t.ie resignation of
Harvey Dunham as judge of election
of Hay creek precinct No. 8: Order
ed that Judd VanHouten be and he
in heieby appointed to fill suid va
ca ucy. . .
in the niatter.of the resignation of
J. W. Robinson as clerk of election in
precinct No. 11, Ashwood: Ordered
that resignation be accepted and J. S.
itotjinson be and he is hereby ap
pointed to fill said vacancy.
In the matter of the lesignation of
P. li. Davis as judge of electiou of
.Black Butte precinct No. 5: Ordered
that resignation be accepted and C.
B. Person appointed to till vacancy.
In the matter of the resignation of
Vi . a. Brock as clerk of Bend pre
cinct No. 3: Ordered that resignation
be accepted and C, '6. Brock be and he
ii hi-r.'by appointed to fill said vacancy.
In the matter of the resignation of
J. 3. Bogue us clerk of election of Ire
land precinct No. 2: Ordered that
insinuation be accepted and Charles
Findlay be and he is hereby appoint
ed to fill said vacancy.
in the matter of the resignation of
J. ii. Windoiii and David Peck as
. clerks of Haystack precinct No. 6:
Ordered that said resignations, lie ac
'epted and that Thomas Leach and
Ltv Peck be and they are hereby sp
) oii ted to fill said vacancies.
In the matter of county road tools:
Ordered that clerk of the court notify
the county road master to obtain a
list of all the road tools and material
belonging to the county in the differ,
nit road districts.
In the matter of the report .f the
'-ievvars oi the J. A Moitt et al coun
ty mad: Report read second time and
p:iH!edou favoiably. Claim for dam
r.e. read and tiled and the following
Kir:.iwrs appointed: Ward well
(ram, S. J. Nuwsoui and William Pol-Jn-d,
to meet at a point where said
ro-id eutcr the premises noon which
dinugsw are to he assessed, on its
ii. 'C. Iiern boundary at 10 o'clock a. m
Apiii 12 l'JOi
i'l :i-j matter of wrongful asscss-
tii 'iit of diaries Altsehnl: tLfr ...J C. A c..
s ;vai credired on roll of 1901 in tho ' Alilm"nB & Wuinok Co. stationery.
mi.il of $(Z:S1.
In the matter of the wrongful as-
Mining Laws Need Ilov talon.
Speaking of tho vast number of
mining claims being located these
days, and the great amount of
money being expended in develop
ment work on mine in this Btnte,
a mining man said yesterday that
(lie mining laws of Oregon were
much in need of amending, being
away behind the times. As litiga
tion is constantly springing up
over mining properties, he snvs
this nutter should be looked after
by the next Legislature. County
Recorders Bhould refuse to record
notices of mining locations unless!
the same give an accurate and J
complete description of the claim
to bo located, which should be de
nned by monuments, so that the
location cannot be shifted to suit
the convenience of the locator, us
is sometimes done, thereby enuring
a great deal of trouble and litiga
tion. When a man lias located a
claim, and another has located an
adjoining claim, and one or the
other of them shifts his stukes in
order to follow a ludc, ' there is
bound to be trouble. Oregoninn.
The best friend of the "country
editor" is tho man who comes
Mrs. John Atkinson, witness fees 11.50 ! arount the print shop when he
W. C. Wills, cash for piling- wood 80
tilasa t Frudhoranie, deed, and record
bonks 32.00
J. H. Rosenberg, M. D. examination ef
Joseph Cline 5,00
I. K. Trouth, care of pauper 20.00
Mrs. Ora Parker, board (or Xora East.
er'y ' 5 0fl
J. J. Smith, express 2.25
Mm. Susie Blayton, mde for Nora
Ktrly 2.00
Klkins 4 Kin, road supplies fi.flO
Frank Klkina k Co. road supplies 9.15
M. . Gerow, cna-table fees . ; 10.00
K. Js. Orton, teachers examination. .... 0.U0 1
H arrtn Brown, teachers examination.. U.OO
I. It. Trou(;!i, board jnd lodi;ing paupei 10 00
Mrs. W. H. Young, milk for paiuwrs BM'i
A. H. Liopman, covering tables etc fl.On
J. W. Robinson, registering voters 1000 H.55
1j. & W Co, light and water 11,00
J. F.Morris, uelse fornauner , no
Wurzweiler & Thoiraon. nidse uuptr. . 7.15
Wurzweiler 4 Thomson, road sunr.li in
O. V. Collet, car of panriei (smallpox) 13.80
J. F. Morris, mdse for
ticnts , , , u r.
A. 7ell. wtnl fortvmrt house 8,00
W. c. Unton, paHtaRetftmi 13:00
Janei Ktilier, fumitinff G. Berd!
0UI 5.00
Wjij Biwgli. rmntajfe ntanip 2 00
Sim tuum . Wi lumi IV, t..
pauper 21.B0 j Inake t"e work a. little easier by
Adain-on t Winnek Co. exprew 1 60 j contributing what they can ill this
K. S. Puce, express 4 00 i- ., .
Mrs. J.C. Sumner, car. of pauper 4BMhM T ' tHe ,rintCr
C. C. Kalomon, nidse for pauper 15.09 inin himself down looking for BD
Crook County JocukaL, pubiio print- i item and use a stomach pumn to
"g . iin!... , , ., ,.. 1 '
vuv .... .... it n m, u(.e In
hears anything of a iicwb nature
and imparts it to that individual.
A good many people on tho con
trary seem to make a point to keep
all the news popsible away from
the editor and though often in a
position where they have oppor
tunity to hear and observe much
that would help to fill the news
columns with interesting reading,
nave never be;n guilty of com
municating an item of news to the
print shop drudge, the editor. We
have often accidently stumbled on
to an important item and found,
when we came to run it down
that it had been a matter of com
mon knowledge about town for a
week and had been discussed by
everybody when we weren't
around. The newspaper is always
to be found doing what it can to
advance the interests of the town
and community and it would it be
but a fair return for the citizens to
. . Si nninn fnul ...n l.. t
- l'l" O.WI ...
J. H. Gray, road work ' si no
I quiring lor news after ntonln form
Joint A. Brown, cleaning court hoiue. . 3.00 ' the habit of atlBWerine that tlipv
A. Ze!l, viewing io.d fiivi ' " '
E. T. sinjton, wivwing road 6.00 he senate cannot deal with
jo Kinkie, viewing road oo Tillman 'because of luck of nro-
i. (. Stroud, chsmman 5ftfr j i mi , . ,
j.K.sear.,ci,i.in1an....:.:::;::;;;" is c ent: TlllH might be a hhy
H.)wj.id Dillon, ciminman... ami
(i. V. Etttes, niarker o
Win Piine. (sarker . a
s...f 1. W
20.00
Aclamson Winnek Co. muj,e for
pauper
L. I'riday, freight oo putty
A Horrible Outbreak.
"Of large sores on my little daugh
ter head developed into ft case of
scald head" writes C. D Iahill of
Morgnnton, Tenn., Bileklim's Arnica
Salve completely cured her. It'a a
guaranteed cure for Ecierna, Tetter,
Salt Rheum, Pimples, Sores, Ulcere
and Piles. Only 25 cents at Aduui-
on & Winnek' Co.
TUB HOME GOLD CURE
An Ingenious Treatment by which
Drunkards are Ourod Daily In
' Spite of Themselves.
It is now cennmllv klinnn ai.rl ....
derstood that Drunkenness is a disease
anil not weakness. A body filleil with
poison and nerves ccmmlotcl v li,,n,.r..,i
by (Kiriisliral or constni.t ue of intox
ieating liquors, reiiirejt nil antidote
callable of neolrali.ioo nod li...
ing this poison, mid destroying (he
vinviug mr inioxicuiita. Butluiers may
now cure themselves at home without
publicity or loss of time from business
liv this wonderful IKIMK init ii
CLTHK,"which has Iwen iwrfected after
many year oi close study ami treat
merit of hiohrintea. The 'faithful tim
according to diiwtUi of this won
derlul discovery is positively giiaran.
teed to cure tfie most oliatiiinte case,
no matter how hard a drink OP 111..
recordstbnw the marvpli ns transform
atioii of thousands of Drunkaiils into
solicr. industrious and upright men
W1VK8 CViU YOL'U II L'SHANDS!
CHILDREN CURE YOL'tt FA
THKUS! I This remedy is in no sense
a nostrum but is a specific for tins
disease only, and is so skillfully de-vi.-isl
and ureuared tlmr. it i il. .,,,,!,
ly soluble and pleasant to the taste, so'
that it can be given in a cup of ten oi
coffee without the knowlvdoa i.
person taking it. Thousands of drunk
nrus nave cureu tnemselves with this
priceless remedy, and as ninny more
have been cured and made temperate
men u.v naving ine cure mJimnistored
Pullwun Ordinary Sleyen.
The tourist travel between 1 1m oast ami
the Paeilio o.wi has reached eiuiruinu
Pt"P"""' ' lbs laat lew years, and
calls lor i apecial class uf enuiniiunt, To
meet this demand the Pullman Co, hsi.
issued from us annua l,.i 1...1 .a...n..
ealla the "Pullman Orilir.ary Kleeper."
Theae cars awiir similar 10 the regular
lesuer, being huilt on the same plan,
but not furnished will, the aame elegance
They are equipped, with mattresses,
hlanketa, sh.ute, pilloaa, piUow-tsuea,
towels, cutnhs, bruahea, etc., requiruiK
nulliinvof Hie kind In he furnished by
the paaen(ter, Each car has a- stove for
making colfee and tea and doing "light
housekeeping," and each seciioii osm be
titted with an adjustable lable, A uni
formed porter acoonii.auie each oar. Ins
business being 10 makeup Wril,,
the car clean, aim look n. t ... .
and wania if the paaeeughrs. In eaeii of
ii hums wmen are dianlclied daily
from Portland b ih (1 It .t i. f.
n be mtihdoue uf these "Pulhnm Or
dinary Sleepers," The cat ia aliachwl
to Hie 'Chieauii I..riL.l u. 1
which goua hrou((h lo Clncagn without
change, and the one in the "Atlantic hi
presa" rims In Kansas Cily without
change. Passengers in Ihia car for Clii
ci" change lo a sonilar car at firnneer
Much of Hie Hrat class travel it Iwina
carried in th-aa cars, the nine being
lower, and the inn lu.,nn . 1., ,
to 'hat in the palnce sleepers.
For rates and full information, In
eluding ..Idem, wriie lo A. L. Craiir (1
V, O. R. N. ... PnrtlanJ. Ore.
Henry A. Suillh. of I'rii....i ... ,
Multnomah, State of Oreg,,,,, ,wum ltul).
inattt. Nn Ota f... .1 - . . .
, : e nuiniiiiBHTeu 1 wie purcnaae m the UK's
by loving friends and relutivea v. ith- J BEW and K4 and NWk tif
out. their knowlnd.... in 11. I SW ao T.. 111a i ...
Timlier Un,, Act June i, IS7S,
NOTIOK KOH lTm.ICATIOX.
United Hutee Land llffiee. I
The Ilalles, (Ire., Feliruary 12, IU02, ,
Notice Is hereby given that in eotnpliaw,
Ith the provision, of the Art of n... 1
June 3, 1878. entitled "An act for the sale of
timber land, in the States of Calllntnl I),
gon, Nevada and Washington 1 erritory " as
extended to all the Pubiio Land States b. Act
of August 4, mt the following pens,,,. h,
tins day died in this office their sworn state.
menu, vil:
...wv. ..n Ti.tir
out their knowlcdue in t ne nilv.u
and believe tialnv that H
tinned drinking of their o-vn freo will
uuisui Aii, wo not U, deluded
by upjiaront and miladitir "in.,,.,.,....
ment. The HOMK COLD CURE is
Sold at"the extreiaelv ln t,ri ,.( 11..,.
Dollar, thus placing within reach of
cKiyuiiy a treatment more effectual
thnn othrs coatimr Ki'll m ,a v.. 11
directions eacompany each package.
ojieumi auviee ny skilled physicians
when reaested witliont. eyre.. b..,.,.n
Sent prepaid to any part of tho world
un receipt 01 une jiiiiinr. Address
Dept. E 4SS KDWlX B. (SILKS &
CO. 23:tO and 23.12 Markot Ht m.ii...
delphia.
All correspondence strictly confi-dcntinl.
good time to establish a precedent.
Plow Grinding.
Bd Harbin desires to announce that
hfl is prepared to do all kinds of irel.,,1.
I . '
r,W S "i the latest approved fashion.
1.05 tinned plow share grinding a specialty
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Lamb Omog at Lakevlew. Ojumon,
February XI, !I02.
Notice 1m beeltv It.n .1. .... . .
named setter h ii: " u" V? " ",W!"
to make h.,al proof In supis.rt of hi. claim
..... ..... . proo, win ne maile before A. C,
l-' l.ner, Li. K Conimisioner, et Prineville,
Laander C. Caldwell, H. K. No. 231S. for
s. an t 01 si 11 11 V u 04 4
He names the following witnesses to prove
nis fionlinn.in. e.l.la...u. ... . ... ' ..
, . . . ."" h-o miu cultivation
of ssld land, vui
George T. Sly, George W. )3oKae, William
Ore U""!' " Uy,L
M02 M. BR ATTAIN,
liegister.
Hoc. 82, To. IBS., Ii. 11 K.. W M
Helen A. Kerr, of Portland, comity of
Multnomah, State of Oregon, sworn state,
ment No. 211 for the purchase of the K',
HK'i Sue. 21 and V4 NWJ 8. 22, Tp.
8.. R. U K W. M,
That they will offer proof to .how that the
land sought Is more valuable for Its timber or
stone than for sgrionl.ural purposes, and to
establish their claim to ..id land before the
Register and Ktoelver uf this nffloe at The
Dalles, Dragon, on Tuesday, the (ith day ,f
Hay, 1002. '
They name as wltnes.es: B, V. Smith
Helen A. Kerr, Dewit IW..rih w v 1 '
aud Henuv A. .Smith, all of Portland, Oregon.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely t
"""'described lands are mmJ i.
their claims m this ottice on or before said nth
ay 111 May, VJO'i.
ViO J u r ... .
--j. . . uu.im,, iiegmtor,
Price Blacksmith Shop
E. A.; PARKER, Prop.
All kinds of blacksmithing and
wagon repair work done at
onable rates.
PRICE, : ; OREGON,
JJ-OTICK FOU PUBLICATION.
LaNn Ovricx at Ths Dai-wb, Og.,
v,..i. it. , Fn"iry . UKI2.
otice is. hereby idven U.t .t,J..n...";..
- " ..in ,.,.,,..jr
named settler has Hied nii. .. 1.1. i....
" ow iiibenoon
to make final pnsif mainmort T I.I. .1.1.. ...1
that said proof will be mad. before
A. C. Paln.er I'aCommissioner at Prineville
Oregon, on Friday, March 21, lilOJ, vim
h.rti:&.it"'?-''?p-'.
of, said land, " ,lnu cu"lv'"
O K Smith, Jerry Achev, J. H McMaea
and J. H. Grant, alf of Lamonta, Oreiom
2-" JAY P. LUCAS, Rfgietor,
Baptist Church services at Prinuvill.
very 2nd and 4lh Snuilav. io ...k
month, at Culver every 3rd Sunday tnd
st Howard every 1st Sunday.
' M. EramUet,