Maury fluting,
(irntm hit slnrled nicely am
MUick in looking well.
lr, lCil Nelson ha a man 1m
proving hi place now,
George Morgan and family have
gone to Canyon City on a visit.
Mm. Tlmmii" Long was neon in
our neighborhood a few dnys ago.
M Ihk lleua Dennett left hint week
to go to work for Mm. Alex Mcln
tocli o( Twelve Mile.
Mr. Hen June wait in thin vi
cinity a iliort time ago and pur
chased Mr. Cox's bund of hornet
We have been having very
Klormy weather hero, until the hint
fw dnys, which have been quite
pleitHallt.
Mr. John Morgan, who baa been
quite nick for aoine time, ia now
recovering and we hope to see him
union); ua again aoon.
Mies Itutliie Wright, who linn
k-en Blayiug at Joe Lister's for
tome time, left last Saturday for
liur homo on the Ochoco.
Wild Riwk.
March 18, 1902.
Poat Items.
Mr. Robcoo Knox haa begun
Janiluug.
i Rev. B, F. Harper preached at
the achool house Sunday.
Wallace Pot and Ed. Wakefield
re in I'rineville attending the con
vention. Will King, of Elkina 4 King, of
your city, waa circulating among
the rancher bore this week,
Caleb Davis and Henry Heck, two
of Newaom creek's olid citizens,
have returned from a viit to. the
futility neat.
Mis May Pickett, our popular
postinictrwH, Kpent several days in
i'rineville thin week visiting the
Miaaes Anderson.
Hamiio.
Kor Plrui'i l'iil lUllon.
The following letter from Sen
, tor Milchell ia sell-explanatory:
"Washington, Feb. 20 Hon. W.
8. U'lten, Secretary Uirect Legie
lation League, Oregon City, Or.
)ear Sir: I beg to acknowledge
eeceipt of yours of February 17,
just received, in which yon stale
that the Portland Hoard of Trade
lm referred to its committee on
legislation a request from the Di
rect Legislation Lcaguo of Oregon
for their indorsement and approv
al of tlio proposed amendment to
the constitution of tho State of
Oregon, providing tor tho initia
tive and referendum.
''I think yon know without any
expression from me that I not on
ly am now but have been for years
ADAMSON & WINNER CO.
Incorporated 1899.
Drugs, Stationery and House Furnishing Goods,
1887 Haystack Stallions 1902
The Haystack Ranch will use two Stallions for the season
of 1902.
THE FRENCH COACH,
A large, stylish black, and
THE HACKNEY, .
k verv handsome mahotranv bay. The above stallions will
bo permitted to serve a few mares at $10.00 each, . one-half
down at end of. season and ?;j.UU more when the mare is
known to be with foal.
Mares will be pastured at $1.00 per month. Will not be
responsible for accidents. Call at ranch or address,
G. SPltlA'GEB,- "
Culver, Oregon.
heartily in favor of this proposed
amendment, and I have no hesita
tion in expressing myself aall
proper times and in all proper
ways in its favor. 1 believe a
largo portion of tho people of Ore
gon favor the amendment; so let
us try it,
"I have not the time at present,
nor do I think it necessary to go
into the specific reasons why 1
favor this nmendment. The reas
ons entertained by those who favor
it are known generally to the peo
ple of Oregon.
"John II. Mitciikix."
Notice o Kliceiuieii,
The Interior Department hav
ing appointed the Executive Com
mittee of the Oregon Woolgrowcr'g
Association to allot the ranges in
tho Cascade Forest Reserve, notice
is hereby given that said Commit
tee will meet at Antelope on
Saturday April 5, at 10 a. m., to
receive application. 'Applicants
aro requested to appear in person.
Dt incus Hklts, Pres.
R. F. Hyni), Secy.
WKH'kMeii'a Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of the
Maury Mountain Cattle Associa
tion will be held at the Camp creek
ball on March' 29, 1J02.
A. L. While,
Secretory.
A meeting of the exoeutiva com
mittee of llie Oregon Woolgrnwem'
Aimociation was to have btei. held
herd thi afternoon to meet with
Biiperiiiteiiilnnt Crumby, of the for
estry reserve, for tho purpose ol ar
ranging for ifrnziiig permits on the
Ciurado nwrve, but owing to the ab
sence of Hon. J. N. Villiainoi, a
member of the committee, the meet-
inn pontponed until Saturday
Dull MniintHliieer.
Kdwin 1'. Maraliall, of i'emileton
wm In town Friday and purelMied
the Uoy Mining Company' claims in
wtctiun .'10.31, Tp. 9 8., K. 17 li.,
('rook emmty amhrar.iiig b,0M ore.
This it the rirot miiiorut entry in The
Pallet land district. Mr. Maiahall i
vioif irelent ol the niniipmiy, Hun.
W. J. Kurnifh being president ol the
I Company. Prillei Chroniela,
A Cheap Kome.
200 acres of land, 100 under
fence and 50 in' cultivation, 20
meadow land and .10 more can be
cultivated easily. All well watered
by numerous springs. 40 acres
timber, Handy to good outrange.
Ifouso and two barns, with a com
plete outfit of farming utensils and
household goods; also two cows and
six calves, and if taken by May 15
a lot of hort-es will be thrown in,
which aro wo-th from $20 to $50
each. Can raii-o fine garden; no
irrigation necessary. 2J miles
from school house. This place is
well adapted to stock raising.
Jouiinai. Ural Estate Aokni v.
SUMMONS. . '
In the ClrmilC Court of the Stat of Oregon,
or Crunk t'ountv.
8. F. Hlpiy,' iJumiiir,
v,
M. J. Siituy, (Mi ndiitit.
ril( M. J. MH THK ACOVK IMtffCD
lieKniliint, in the Kutiw of th ritntn of
Oregon, joii are liornhy r.)inri!(i Ui P'-ur
ml iMwur tlin (iomilaiiit lilt-il yon i ri
th ftliove ui:lU uit on 01 itciore to r,.j
any of My, loos, pnil If jfii dill to no ui.j.fir
an.i kuwr for w.ut thereof tlw olftiritttf will
oply to tlie court l"V the rulfvt flir,.tn'lifVt in
the (iouiilnlnt, to wit: For rlixnoliitin tit
tlm nmrrlne contract Muw titlu betwern
tlw pluinilri mii lii'li-mUi:.
I'nlj'l.hci in the Ormik ii, 'tily JollVNI.
hymilerofthe Hon. W C. Hill", Ooiiiity
JuiIk" of Crook Comity, Or'tfon. kkly for
(inii'Kl of nix wk. eaid or.iur woe 'V,.! uti'l
tiled on the IBth (lav of Mr;b lMi Tin
date of the lirl iiuhlluation IwinK the Vth
day of March 11X12. V
(t. W. Barkes.
Attorney for I'lainlilf.
For Sale or Trade.
One thoroughbred Kmitueky Jack,
for anle or will trade lor broke draft
homeii. Also livery "table fully equip-
ed, loeatcd in the Town ol Antelope.
Kor further information write to E.
C. Dickeraon, Antelope, Oregon.
P. 4 8
A Snap for 30 Days.
A hotine and tmrn and three lots
in the city of I'rineville, well lo
cated near the liticinefa portion of
the city, will he sold for cash for
tr0 if taken beforo April 1. After
that date the priee will be advanced
$100. Thia ia a good investment
for speculative purponeg. For fur
ther particulars call or write to the
Journal, I'rineville, Oregon.
SPRING
MILLINERY.
Arriving daily and now on
hand. A new and complete
stock of all goods in my "line,
which will be fold at greatly
reduced prices.
A full line of notions and
fancy gooda,
; JffiS. 8USIE SLAYTONV
Sulwcrihe for the JofRNL., .
W. H. SKOOK, II. D.;
Fbysician and Surgeon,
CULVER,
OREGON
Am prepared to answer profcg'
ional culls promptly. -
- - - III J a a -
1 TTTTTTVTTTrTTTTarr" WT
? T 1W1111U VU1V
J053N 3IWA3t:S I'rcp.
Eepapered nnd
Newly Furnished
ALL WHITE KELP.
Having purchased thia onfte
popular eating house we pur
pose making it, without excep
tion, one of l1he bent in the-
L city. A ehare ol puhlie pat-
ronage respectfully tolicited.
I Meala at all lriura.
POINDEXTER-
Shaving
Parlors,
TICK ADKINS, Proprietor
alrcutttnir
tinainpooinff
Baths.......
' A fin buthruixn demoted MptuiaJW to
the usu ol ladica.
Evoiytliing up-to-date and ttrictl)
tint-ciaaa.
Deputy Stock Inspectors.
Notice it hrrithy iiivsii that I havt
Hppointod th folloBiiij; nauird irtuii
dvpuly itock inaiMiori;
J. P. Crtwri)(ht, flay Ornek.
Hum Hamilton, Asliwood.
K. Sparki, Sisten.
A. Murrow, Itayatack.
F. M. Smith, Paulina.
Koecoe Knox, Pott.
T. C. Swuin, , Br Creek.
J. S. Puf!iie, ' Rolud.
Alei Mcliitoah, Hurdiii
J. P. V'aiiHuuten, Hay Ornek.
I'. 8. Cowln, Hay Creek
Joe Hinkle,
a Stock Inspector Crook County.
Onion teta and evnrything else in
aeedi Bee Bee Hiva. i
Wig
Our Grocery Department
Is neat'ly complete. New goods come in with every
fitiht team. Among the delicacies in stock you will
M FRENCH MUSHROOMS, FRENCH PEAS, AS
PARAGUS, Purie do foies Gras, and a thousand and
one xrticles too numerous'to mention. Come and try our
home made llama, Shoulders, Bacon and Lard, and you
will want aome more. The price is alright.
Seeds,
If you are planting any seeds don't forget that the Bee
Hive has a fine variety of them, at prices that will curl
your hair.
A share of your patronage respectfully solicited.
MICHEL & -KISSER.
BAY STALLION OWNED BY
J. L. WINDOM, will make the season of 1902 at Culver, Or
egon.e Bred by G. Springer, of Culver, Oregon.
Pedk.kkk Sire: The regictcred Clydecdale, Balloon, bred by Ladd
& Heed, Portland. Dam: Registered Cleveland bay mare, Conning
Maid, bred by Ladd & Reed, Portland.
BALLSTON ia 17 hands high and weighs in thin working order lti'20
pounds. lie ia a dark hlood bay, four years old in June.
' TERMS $10 for insurance; reduction for three or more mares.
entire ministry with not less than 1200 Smith Premier typewriter,
supplying every court."
Press Dispatch to Portland Oregonian, February 7,
Portland office Smith Premier Typewriter Co., 122 Third St., I. & M.
ALEXANDER & CO., Agents. '
W. T. FOGLE, Agent,
Prineville, Oregon
otel Prineville.
C. E. McDowell, Prop.
Thoroughly Knnovated and Ko
furnished Throughout.
American Plan. Uatos $1,
$1,."0 and $2 per day.
AciMimimidntioiia are I'ni'nrpa.'veo'
in the city. Sample Unonii lor
Commercial Traveler,
Long Distance Telephonn Station
in the noun. )
Paca
Ho St
t..;: ; M. onQy.
EGGS.
Rock Eggs,
I am now prepared to furnirii
eggs from my pens at reasonable
prices. Call on or address,
JOHN GEIGER,
Prineville, Oregon.
Big Deal ia Typewriters,
Austrian Government Orders I20O
8mttn Premtcrx.
"Vikns.a, Feb. 7. The greatest
single purchase of typewriters ever
made has been ordered by the Min
istry of Justice, which, after three
months of exhaustive competitive
test, has contracted to equip tho
Billiard Parlors
AND
BuWLING ALLEY
i AKLl.NUTOX DAVIS, Prop,
' Nuts, Candies, Cigara, Sniukera' A r.
ticlt and Tropical Fruits,
j Fnrnihed rooms by day, -we'-k
;or month.-
! Moore Building, Main a'feet.' '
Don't lurget that yon can save ,'a)
ieenH on your winter rending liy -I
grilling for the Oregoniiin with the
jJocssnforti.&O. -!
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