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fresli Field S
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In bulk Me have Peas, Beans, Corn, Carrot,
Turnip, Parsnip, Radish, Beets, Squash, Sweet
Peas, Nasturtiums, Bed Clover, Alfalfa, Bromus
Inermus, Kentucky Blue Grass and White Clover.
A full line of Garden Seeds in packages.
We still carry a full line of General Merchan
dise and Hardware. A new line of Hats and
Crash Goods for Spring and Summer wear. La
dies' Shirt Waists. Our Gents Furnishing Goods
Department is replete with the latost fashions.
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Notice to Fishermen.
It is unlawlul to fish for any
trout by any means whatever ex
cept with hook and line; or to
take, catch or kill by any means
whatever, any eastern brook trout,
loch Leven trout, or grayling, be
fore April 1, 1904; or to take:
catch, kill or to have in possession
any trout, char, salmon less than
live inches in length, or to take,
kill or capture more than 125
trout in one day; or to take, catch,
kill or have in possession any
trout except salmon trout during
the months of November, Decern
her, January, February or March,
or to fish for salmon trout in any
other than tide waters during said
months; or to fish for any trout be
tween one hour after sunset and
one houi before, sunrise; or to sell,
offer for sale, or have in possession
for sale or exchange any species of
trout at any time.
The penalty is a fine of not less
that 120 nor more than $100, or
imprisonment in county jail or
hoth. It is also unlawful to ex
plode or cause to be exploded any
giant powder, dynamite or other
explosive, or to place, cast or pass
any sawdust, gas, limo, or other
poisonous or deleterious substance
in any of the waters of this state.
The penalty tor the first offense is
a fine not less than 1200 and im
prisonment in county jail; second
offense, fine not less than 1 1 ,000
and imprisonment in penitentiary.
Fate of Audree Again.
A report sent nut from the Hud
son Bay poet at Fort Churchill
over two years ago that Andree, the
wevdish aeronaut, and his associ
ates had been killed by Eskimos is
confirmed by advices received -here.
Alstoue Churchill, in charge of the
company's most northern post on
the west coast of Hudson Bay, has
written that after about two years'
rearch the men sent out by him have
Titurned with a report similar to
the one fin t published. Tr.ces of
the daring baloonistand his associ
ates were followed for hundreds of
mile: but it was impossible to locate
the tribe who caused the death. ' ,
The Btory of the searchers is that
Arctic Eskimos saw "Iomich" (one
oi their largest boats) floating in
the air. When it settled to the
ground thre white men, strangely
(treated, come out with guns, which
they inili.-creetly fired. Andree and
lit-- associates were killed with
iluekee bowa and very thing of
value takeu. The searchers found
knives, tobacco and cartridge? sup-
tired to belong to Andre in posses
o.onof one of the most northern
tribes, hut could get no further in
Ju.uiution. News that Amine undoubtly met
lis .death at the hands of the
i eki lion im been forwarded to the
bii'vB li-h iv r imeiit.
Thu high, tight collars that wo
men wear are good things, for dov-
PRICES MOST REASONABLE, AT
C- L. SLOIIVEOISFS.
mis tmtmkiiMnttmmtfo lirwitmt
tors, said one of the profession.
Half the colds that women con
tract are directly due to this abom
ination. Nor is that the worst
feature of it. The tightness of
these neckbands result in damage
to thecoris and muscles of the
throat and ear. One of my pa
tients has been wearing the things
almost tight enough to produce
strangulation, and now she is
nearly deaf and in the hands of a
specialist. Still, I suppose they
will be worn until fashion shall
decree their removal.
There are only three sections of
the world where mercury or cinna
bar ore has been found in quanti- l1,",i',ff 10 direction, of thi. won
... i o i uerful discovery la positively guaron
ties, Austria and Spam, and in U) cllrc , m(Mf otwtiuaie caae,
Calitornia in this country. The no mutter how hard a drinker. Our
oldest qicksilver mines are those j word .how the nmrvehu. transform
lulnii. nff rhiiiUaiuli .-if llriiiilurrla in(n
of Spain.called the Almadcn, which
wereopenod 400 years before Christ.
The New Almaden and the old
, . or
Guadalupe mines near ban Jose,
the Guadalupe being the oldest
quick-silver mines in the United
States, having both yielded im
mense riches. If quick-silver could
be discovered in this county in pay
ing quantities, it would add greatly
to the mineral wealth of the state, i
Mercury, or quick silv.r, is indis-
pensable in the mining of gold and
silver, and it has many other valu
able uses, making it one of the most
marketable of mineral products.
Ashwood Prosjiector.
"If vou think it hasn't snown in
New York City this winter," said a
man lust returning from there,
"take into consideration the fact
that the peopleof the city have paid
out $700,000 for carting snow nut
of the streets. I was there during
theblizzard. Ineversaw anythii g
like it. Business was paralyzed.
The business men did not go ;o
their offices. The theater did not
play, although they had sold tickets
in advance for full houses; people
could not get out to goanywheie."
A Horrible Outbreak.
"Of large sores on my little daugh
ter,, head developed into a cae of
scald head" write. C. D. Isbili of
Morganton, Tenn., Bucklen'a Arnica
Halve completely cured her. It's a
guaranteed cure for Eciema, Tetter,
Salt Kheum, Pimples, Sore., Ulcers
and Files. Only 25 cent, at Adam
son & Wiiinek Co. .
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Laud Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
. March 20, 11102.
Notice Is hereby given that ill coinplitnce
with the KDVisinDS ot the act of Congress of
June 3, 1S7S, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lauds iu the Ktstes of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Wsihinirton Territory," m
extended t all the Public Land HUtes by
act of August 4, W.n. i red H. Hi rung, of
llend, county of Crook. Ntatc of Oregon, has
this day tiid in this office his sworn state
ment Nn. for the purchase of the HW
of Section No. 12 in Township mi, 18 rt,
Kange No. 11 K., W. M., and will offer proof
to show that the lend sought is more valuable
for iu timber or stone thin for agricultural
uurp., and to establish his claim to said
Und bef re the Kegirfbr and Receiver of this
"tics at The Dalles, Oregon oa Thursday, tbe
Sthiity offline. m.
He nmes as witnesses:
Charles 1. Brock, (id Riley, Charles J.
Oittor. of Ben.(, Oregnii, D. i). Warner, . f
Portlaud. t)pgou.
Any and all crsoiis claiming adrersly the
alsiv escrilied lands are rwiuested to file
thelrclainis in this office on or before said 5th
diy ot June, lKiJ.
JAY V. LUCAS.
itlster.
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THE HOME GOLD CURE
An Ingenious Treatment by whloh
Drunkards are Cured Dally tn
Spite of Themselves).
It i now generally known and un
derstood that Druukenneas in a disease
mid not wiiii knt'sa. A body rilled with
poison and nerves completely shuttered
by periodical or cmi.tuitt use of intox
icating liquors, requires an antidote
capable of neutrftluing ami eradicat
ing this poison, anil destroying the
cuiving for intoxicant!), Hull'urer. may
now cure themselves at home without
publicity or loss of time from business
by thia wonderful "HOME HOLD
CL'KE,"which has been perfected alter
many yearn of clone study and treat
meiit of inebriates. The faithful line
j mwt jndustnm upright ,,..
YOL'B HUSBANDS!
..ct'BE. Y0L'K .
nibRs! I This remedy is ui no sense
, n0Htrum hut i s apecifie for this
disease only, and in so skillfully de
vised and prepared that it in thorough
ly soluble and pleasant to the tnnte, so
that it can be given in a rup of tea or
cofTee without the knowledge of the
person taking it. Thousands of drunk
ard, have cured themselves with thia
priceless remedy, and a. many more
have been cured and made temperate
I.I.TL"', ..Jl
j(iut their knowledge in ten or coffee,
land believe today that they discon
turned drinking of their ovn free will.
UO NOT WAIT. Do not he deluded
by apparent and misleading "improve
ment. The HOME GOLD Cl'KK is
sold nt"the eitremely low price of One
Dollar, thin placing within reaeh of
everybody 4 treatment more effectual
than othra costing f 25 to $u0, Full
direction, eaccimpany each package.
.Special advice by skilled physician,
when reqested without extra chnrge.
Sent prepaid to any part of the world
on receipt of One Dollar. Address
Dept. E 485 EDWIN B. GILES 4
CO. 2330 and 2332 Market Bt. l'hila
delphia. All correspondence strictly confi
dential, r
ai'MMONS.
In the Circuit Curt of the State of Oregon,
for Orik County.
Kernaid (rormtey, plaintiff,
vs.
Cintliy M. tionnlev, defendant.
rpt CINTHY M. liottMLKY, THE
-t- alxive named defendant, In the Name of
the Htate of Oregon, you are hereby required
to apiiear and answer tbe complaint tiled
against you in the shove entitled suit on or
before the 1st day of May, MO.!, and If you
fail to so aDiear aud answer for want thereof
the plaintiff will aeplv to the court for the re
lief demanded in the complaint, to wit; For
a dissolution of the marrisge contract now
existing between the plaintiff and defendant.
Published in the Crook County Jouhsal
bo order of the Hon, W.O.Wills, County
Judge of Crook Count v, Oregon, weekly for a
lieriod of sis weeks, said order was Ustid and
tiled on the IL'thdayof .March IWl. The
date nf the fir.t publicati.m being the 20th
day of March llsM.
M. R. liiws,
A ttorney for Plaintiff.
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NOTICK FOR PUP.I ICATIO.V.
Land Office at The Dalle. Oreiron,
March 10, lMOil
Nmlce is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
to make final proof in support of his ciuiiu,
and that said proof will tie made More
3. J. Smith, County C'leik at Priueeille, Ore
gon, ou riaturday, April 26, IW1, vis:
William H. firlMle, of Post, H, K. No.
8108, for theSEi WNKt 8W1 and Wl
HKJ Heo 14, Tp. 17 H., K, 20 K.. W , M,
He names the following witnesses to prove
his o-iTititiuous residenoe upon sad cultivation
of said Isioi. vis:
K. p; Miller, of Post, Oregon, W. K. Kelley,
of Post, Oregon, Jeff Hlewart, of ilowiy,
Orrgan, Heiwy Orchard, of Pot, Owgon.
TAY V. Ll'CAH,
tuaO fteniete-r.
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KOTICB FOH rUIlLICATIOS.
Cnlted States Und Offl. o at
Tin Dalles, Oregon. March 10, 1103.
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3, InTS. eutitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands tn the .-ttstea of Catlfomla, Ore
gon, Nevada and Washington Territory," as
extended in all the Public Ind Ntati-a by
act of August 4, lKKt, O. Clarke Lelter, Ku
fus A. Iieiter and Johu M. Leiter, of Port
land, county of Multnomah, Htate ot Oregon,
and Joseph T. Peters, of The Dslles, ominty
of Wasco, State of Oregon, have on the '.'lib,
27th and 28th days ot February, Wl, tiled
their sworn aUtenienta Nos. 214, 21ft, 'Jlti,
i 217, fsr the NKJ. NW, JK aud WJ Kee
tion 20, Tp. lit South, Kalian li Kast W. M.
and will otfer proof to show Uiat land sought
la mure valuable for Its tlrnlwr or stone than
for agricultural pur-nsrs, and U estsblish
their claims to said land before the Iteglater
and Receiver of this office at The Dalles, Ore
ll'in, en FrUsy, the '.'.M dy of May, I!I02.
They nsme as witnesses:
John M. Leiter, uf Portland, Oregon, Itu
fus A. Ulter, of Portland. Orcg.m, O. Clarke
Leiter, of Portland, Oregon, K. W. Il.rtlcn
bniok, of Portland, Oiegou, Jisiepb T. Pet
ers, of Ths Iall-s. Oregon.
Any and all ieiona claiming si I verse I y the
atove-deecribed lauds are rei-uestt-d to file
tludr claims in this office an or before said
23d day of May, 1U02.
JAY P. Ll'CAH.
tr.20 Register.
Timber Lan.1, Aet Juue 3, 1878.
NOTIUK FOR PUBLICATION.
I'lM Sutee Land Office at
The Dslles, Oregon, March IL IM02.
Notice is hereby given that in ui4iance
with ths provUiotu uf the act of Congress of
June 3, 1878, entltleil "An act for the sale of
timber lands In the HUtea nf California, Ore
gon. Nevada and Washington Territory," as
eitetvled to all the Public Land States by
act of August4, lWi, Michael J, McOuigan,
of Boise, (uuty uf Ada, State of Idaho, has
this dsy Bit din thisofhea his sworn state
uieut No. tit. for the purchase of the NKi
of Section No. 15 in Township No. 13 S,
Range No. 10 K., W. M. and will jffer proof
to show that tbe land sought la more valu
able for its timber or stone than for agricul
tural purposes, and establish his olaitu tn said
land before the Register and Receiver of this
office at The Dalles, Oregon on Saturday, the
24th day of Msy. 11102.
He nnmee as whitnesses.
Michael Counors, K. 11. McCormle, Robt.
McDonsld, Peter McUuigan, all of The
Dalles. Oregon.
Auy and all persons claiming adversely the
abtive-described lands are requested to tile
their clsiins In this office on or before said
24th day of May, 11)02.
JAY P. LT OAS,
m20 Register.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Ln Omen ar Laksview, OuituoK,
February 21, 1(102.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will tie marie Wfore A. C,
Palmer, U. S. Commissioner, at Prlnevilhi,
Oregon, on Msy 8, KKJ2, vi:
Lesnder C. Caldwell, H. K. No. 2318, for
the NKVNVVtc, NWl NK andSUNKV.
Seo.30, T. 218,, R. 11 K.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and eultivstlon
of said land, vii:
tieorge T. Sly, George W. ISorue, William
K. Bogus aud George U. Reese, all uf Lava,
Ore,
K. M. BRATTAIN,
M-02 Register.
SUMMONS.
In the' Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
' for Crisik County.
S. F. Sipny, plaintiff,
vs.
M. J, Sippy. defendant,
mo M. J. S1PPY, THK AROVF. NAVIED
-s- defelidwt, in the Name of the State of
Oregon, you are hereby required to appear
aud answer the complaint tiled against you in
the above entitled suit on oi before the filli
day uf May, PJ02, anil if you fail to so appear
and answer for want thereof tbe plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief demended in
the complaint, to wit; For a dissolution of
the marriate contract now existing between
the plaintiff and defendant.
Published in the Crook County Jouhkal
by order of the Hon. W C. Wills, County
Judge of Crook County. Oreiron, weekly for a
period of six weeks, ssid order was dsted and
tiled on the 2f)th day nf March Wl Th
date of the lirt publication being the 27 tb
day uf March liKKi.
G. V. Bshxia.
AMotujr iat Plaiuliff.
Pullman Ordinary ttlrejtert.
Th tourist travel between I he east and
tin I'acitlo coast ha. retclied uiiurumu.
pr..p,,riMiin ii,i Ml SMn Mil
calls lor a insl class of eipiipniiit. To
meet line dviusiid the Pullman Co, hat
issued from lis shops ut it tecliiiluelly
calls I ha "Pullinan frdiiry Sleeper.
Theae ear. appear similar tu (he r. gular
leeH.r, being built on the ,,,
hut nut furnished with ili
They art vipiipped with iiianr.s,,.,,
oianseie, siieote, piiui, piHoweases
tnwols, eomhs, brushes, etc., r.iuiriiig
imthiiigof the kind l bu furnished l.y Y
the passenger. Kach car has a s'ove f..r
making oollee and tea and it i..,i..
housekeeping, '' and eai ti aeriitl e.tl w
iimhu wiiii an .iljutishle table. A urn
furnied pirlrr acuiunriiee eocli car, lua
liu.iness being m nuke up In-rllis, keep
lli" ear clean, aim look after iU
sud asms tl Ihv passengers. In raC, (
i lie fralns which are dispatched daily
from I'urtlsnd hy il,e 0, U. N Cr. is
'o b found one of Iheso "I'ulli ()t.
dinary tileeper.." The ear la aliachnl
Ml "IB LIIIMgll I'lirlMld ijHllsl,
which K'hi. lliMtieh 1(1 ClWarf.t sritV...s
change, and th. one in the "Ailanlle tn
press" tuna to Kkiisms f', . .,i.
change. 1'sssengei. in ihi B,r fr Chi-
eme i liange In a ai'mlar car at Granger.
Much uf the first class Irsv.d it t,..,.
earned in D-eee ear., the raiea bring
lower, auri the service being nearly eoual
to that in the palsc sleers. .
Ft rafea and full iof,o..ii,.., .
eluding olders, writ tn A. L. Craig, 0.
i . v. . II. n. Co. Purll.nd, Ore.
Timber Land, Aet June J, 1871
NOTUK FOR PUBLICATION.
The Pell.., Or.., February 12, PAtt!
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
1th the provision, of the Act of C.
June, 1878, entitled "An act f..r the sale of
tlmlier lamli in the States of Cslli.irnla li.
gun, Nevsilaand Wsshlngt-w leniu.ry," as
extended ti all the Public Laud States by Art
oi August s, lairj. ths following peisi.us have
this day filed la thia orflue their sworn state,
menla, v -
Henry A. Smith, of Portlsml.
Multnomah, State of Oregon, sworn state
ment No. 210 for the nurohass ,A ths Kill .
SEX Sec. 20 and JCtf NISX tne) XW NK'
Sec.l!2, Tp. 1S.. R.1IV. W. M.
Helen A. Kerr, of Portland, county nf
Multnomah, State of Oregon, sworn stale,
ment No. 211 for tbepsrih.se of the KS
NK! Sec, 21 td W NW'i Sec, 22, T. lit
8., R. 11 V... W. M.
That they will offer pnsif to show that the
land sought is more valuable for Its timber or
stme then for agrlcnl.ural purmsee, and to
establish their llsim to laid laud before the
Register and Rscrlver of this office at The
Dalles, Oregon, no Tuesday, the Itth day .f
May, 1902.
They name as witnesses: H. F. Smith,
Helen A, Kerr, Dewit Danforth, W. S.Jonee
and Hewe A. Smith, all of Portland. Oreg.ai.
An) and all persons claiming adversely the
alsive-described lands are requested to tile
their claims in this office on or before .aid 6tb
day of May, l!s32,
F2 Jay. P. Laeas, RegUter.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Land office at The Dalles, Oregon
March 10, PJ02.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of hielnteu
tion U make final proof in supHrt of his
claim, and that said prmif will be nude before
A C. Palmer. V. S. Cuminlsaiunnr, at Prine
ville, Oregon on Saturday, April 28, 1902,
vlx: ,
George 0. Brown, of Hsy Creek. II. 15
(1880 for the HJ N Wl, N Kj H W j aud N W
""i p. ii o., rv, iu r... vv..yi.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his COUtitlllouS reeidMnea iwu.n
tlon n said land, viz: .
James A. Allen. J. P. VanHouten, Kd. C,
Klkins, J. It. O Kelly, all of Hay Creek, Or.,
gon.
Jai P. I.vcaa,
m20 Register.
Ilaptist Church aerrroes at Phnoville
very 2i,d and 4th Sunday, ia each
month, t Culver everj 3rd Hutidsy aael
t Howard nerjf U Sunday.
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