Crook County Journal.
FOGLKfcAKKKK,
1'lDl.lhHltll AND FlOFMCTOM.
W. T. Foiilk. KntTOK
W. H. 1'ahkkh, Mas.iokk
County Official Paper
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
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" THURSDAY, JUNE 12.1902.
The fact remains that the flag
v'stays juit" where it is under fire.
The new McKitiley postal vards
will be ready July 1st- In mnkiii"
fins plutw two unsuccessful front
views were tried, but blurred in the
urintinir on rapid preiwen, so the
new plates show a profile view.
for the first time in the history
flf the country two brothers will
Jiave seat in the House of Repre
sentatives at the came time The
brothers are Charles B. and Frede
rick K. Landis, of the 9th. and
1 1th. Indiana districts, both strong
ly republican.
When Frince Henry was here
one of his generals remarked casu
ally that he would like to see cer
tain American generals present at
the annual German maneuvers,
And these gentlemen took the invi
tation in earnest. It was later learn
ed that the Emperor alone has the
privilege of iosuing such invitations
end there was some confusion until
Wilhclm made the invitation?
good by confirming them.
The democrats who are advo
cating a scuttle policy for the Phil
ippines after so much money and
American blood has been spent
there are like the Irishman, v. ho,
entering a railroad car, confidenti
ally remarked to a fellow-passenger;
"Oi've played a good joke on
. tu' company. Oi've bought a re-
tur-rn ticket, but Oi don't mane to
come back."
A Grand Celebration will be
held at Hay Stack, Crook Co.,
Oregon, July 4th 1902. Under
the auspices of the United Artisan
iind Degree of Honor Lodges. An
excellent program is being prepar
ed which will be announced liter
on. The afternoon exercises will
consist of horse races, bicycle races,
potato race and foot races for men,
women and children, three legged
race. Then comes the tug-of-war
between Hay Stack and Willow
Creek. An excellent platform will
be built and covered, and a ball
will be given in the evening and
the best of music will be furnished.
Oyster supper will be served all
night. Plenty of hay, grain and
fresh water can be had at the
grounds. Come everybody and
join the patriots of Hay Stack in
this grand jubilee and you will
never regret it.
Stops the Oough and Works off the
Cold.
Laiatirn Bromo Quimn Tablet cure a
C"ld in oi day. No Cure, Nu Pay,
Price, 25 conta.
My little sun hud an sttiick of
whooping cou(jh and w:u thieateiiwt
with pneumonia; bnt fur Chnmher
lain's Cough Remedy would have
Imd a serious time ol it. It aluo avel
him from severs! severe attacks of
croup.v-H. J Sthickfaokm, editor
Woiid Heruld, Fair Haven, Wash.
For sale by ull druggist.
W:hnn yon wake up with I bad tante
in youf mouth, fa at once to any drug
Store and get a free sample of Chamb
erlain' Hloiiuich and Liver Tablets
(hie or two d.nea will nuke you weli.
TJiey uImi euro biliou.nei-e, ick Ix-ml-Sulie
and constipation.
Cattle for Sale.
Sixty lieutd of stock cattle, iuclnd
il'li one llioroUKlibitnl timn Uurlmm
Miid una Iniif.bliKxl roan Dtiilmm bull,
for (iNrtietilara call in my farm or ad
jw in at Culver, Oickihi.
T. V. JIcCa.i.i8tkr.
abwnufur' tje jkhxal. 1
pen
very
good show of punning the hour
this 8usion, and as the President
necnis to be favorably disposed to
ward ft, after passing, will receive
his signature and become u law.
This measure affecU quite a num
ber of old soldiers of Eastern and
Western Oregon who have been
needing this assistance since the
early '50s. Though it is late com
ing, this help will materially light
en the load for numerous old vete
rans. Hon. Titos. H, Tongue,
who has just been elected to an
other term in the House of Rc
nseniativw, is working industri
ously for this bill and it is thought
Ir'suiiliring efforts with able assist
ing fron Senator Mitchell that
I the measure is receiving such
favorable recognition. Now that I
Hon. J. N. Williamson has been
elected to Congress and being both
a political and swial friend to
Mitchell and Tongue, all will work
in perfect harmony, and the Oregon
delegation will again have that
potency in Congress it had when
we were represented by Dolph,
Mitehel' and Ilerminn, when the
Oregon delegation was counted
Fecond to none in influence in the
Union. Shaniko Leader.
Flra at Grass Valley.
At 2:30 o'clock last Wednesday
morning Grass Valley was visited
by the fire fiend. The fire started
in the rear of and between the
building occupied by George Cle
ment's grocery store and K. M.
French's billiard hall. In addi
tion to these two building Patter
sons saloon anil the Journal buil
ding were destroyed before the tire
could be gotten under control.
Every citizen of Grass Valley turn
ed out and worked irith a will and
their work together with the still
uess of the night, was all that pre
vented the entire business pi ton j
01 the town from now being in ash-
es. This was the first serious fire
this beautiful little city ever h:il
ana it is to be hoped it is the lut?t.
No doubt that the citizens vill now l
arouse themselves and put in aj
svstem of water works, for which i
during the past year has been agi
tated by its citizens, though as ye;
nothing has been done. The edi
tor of the Leader extends his sym
pathy to the losers in the fire, as
well hb to all the citizens of Grass
Valley and hope the losses af least
are partially covered by ini-uiwice.
Shaniko Leader.
Bead It in Bis Newspaper.
George Schauh, a well known Ger
niun citizen of New Lebanon, Uliio, i
a constant reader o the Da v ton 'ollc-
zeituiiK. lie knows that, thi paper ;
annea to advertise nnly the liert in It
uohiins, and wheu he aaw Cliamlu'r
lain s Pain Italiu advertised therein
for hi me buck, he did luit he.-iute in
buying a bottla for his wife, who for
eitlit weeks bad sufTuifd with the
miift terrible pain in her Imek and
could not get no relief. He nays:
"Alter umne the Pain Balm for h few
days my wife (aid to me, 'I feel as
though bom anew,' and before using
the entire contents of the bottle the un
bearable pains had entirely vanished
and she could again take up her houae
hold duties." He is very thankful
and hopes that all suffering likewise
will hear of her wonderful recovery.
This valuable liniment i for sale by
all druggists.
Around the Capital.
We will lend the value of one Hollar and
tan ciuta (1.10) In Ixwklet. containing twenty
sevtn pen anJ ink phot.redtKd nkettlm of
U'aahiniu.n life by mail for ttn ceiita (cash
or ituii.) Queen Victoria kniuhwri .Sir
John Tenmel for Minilar artistic work in
fxin-lnn. ( Your editor haa sample of this.)
NUT.SHEI.l, PUBU3H1MJ COMPANY.
1059 Third Ave-, New York,
Sulcribe for the Journal.
ADAMSON &
Tlio Indian War Veteran'
I ainr. L Kill riMmm tit lnivti a
Incoriwrated 18i)9.
Drugs, Stationery and House Furnishing Goods.
&Atitm ami $ury9n
CfclU innwtfTwt promptly day oruijrht Of
fit with Ur, V. Omnvr. Rentflimo
corner lvi nuti Main trwt,
PHINKVILLK. MUtK(30
G.JRrink
jfttormif an it Ctunttiar at Xaw
PKINEV1LLR. orttWON.
Si. S3iS3
PIUNKVILLK, OHKUON.
0 JVyde, ?. Z.
IMaraMti of wniiyun a Hoialtv.
Phono Nn !f. Keaidtim buck of the
, ,' Pliottiiritph vJtillery,
l'UISKVILLE, OREUON
W. H. SNOOK, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
CULVER,' : : OREGON
Am prepared to answer proft
sional calls promptly.
PIUNKVILLE, OKEOON.
SPkytieian antl Juryton.
Office in tour of Ad&inauii, Winuek Ci
PRINEV1LLE, OltEtiON,
J. W. BOONE,
Saddles and JCarnass
Maker of the celebrated PRINK
V1LLE8TOCK SADDLE
n ix mm: of
KTM liJiEVS SUPPLIES
Latfft improved Ladies' Side
iind tsfrid Saddles, Hits, Spurs,
Angora Chaps, Quirts and Hack.
mores. Write for prices.
Piiixnvii.LK, : : Okkwn.
:
FOlNDEXTEIi
Shaving;
Parlors
TICK ADKI.NH, I'roprlrtor
Shaving
Haircuttincr
Shampooing
Baths
A fine bathroom devoted eiftumllv to
tin- uo of Utiles,
Eiery'hitig up-to-date and nrictly
lirsl vlaa.
SPRING
MILLINERY.
Arriving daily and now on
hand. A new and complete
stock of all goods in my line,
which will be sold at greatly
reduced prices.
A full line of notions and
fancy goods.
MRS. SUSIE SLAYTON.
Deputy Stock Inspectors,
Notice ia hereby (liven that I have
appointed the follow inu naued peraoua
deputy atnek inspector:
J. P. Cartwrixht, Hay Greek.
Bum Hamilton,' Ahwo.sl.
E. Kpark, Hiatura.
A. Morrow, Hayiiack,
F. M. Smith, Paulina.
Ktsicoe Knox, Poat.
T. 0. Swain, Bear Ork.
J. 8. BiHiuc, Holland.
Alex Mclntoah, rlantio
J. P. VauHouten, Hay Creek.
C. i. CowU-i, Hay Ones
Jh Hiukle,
Slock Inaiwctor Cnaik County.
WINNEK CO.
examine our Bargains
We can save you money.
Ladies Shoes, formerly 11.90, now tl.00.
2,r0,
3.00,
3.25,
3.50,
j.i.i,
o
4.01),
Simpson & Wilson
prineville; oregon.
Kentucky Liquor House
Hop Gold. Sierra
Jules Mum Champagne, Imported and
Domestic Ales and
C J. STUBLING, Wholesaler.
ii ioi!J .39 -0
ED FRONT BAZAAR.
t i
SPEI3STG- &OODS
The latest fashions In Mona', Boys' and
Children's HATS.
We are headquarters for Fishing TaoUlo.
A new line of GLOVES has arrived nhiuh we are dispos
ing of rapiilly. Call ami examine trVni,
STRAW HATS.
It is now the time of year for coo! headwear. Our Straw
Hats are just the thing, and we sell them cheap.
RED FRONT BAZAAR
N. A. TYE & BROS., Proprs.
Reliable Morchanta.
jCippman & Co.
Manufacturers of Furniture
AND DEALERS IX-
Fine Undertaking Goods,
Carpets. Stoves, Ranges, Lead, Oil and Glass, M
Lumber and Uuilding Material. m
Goods aold for cash and on the installment plan.
PRWEVILLE, : : : OREUON.
Bargains in
Ladies Shoes
Wo are offering 20
different styles of
Ladies Shoes at less
tlrnu coat It will
pay you to eall and
in this liue.
1.50.
1.75.
1.85.
225.
2.85.
" 2.75.
It flits the Spct Every i
Time, .
' t
This applies to S
our Stock. It's
"JUST" right. A
fw of our toadors 2
are:
OREEN RIVER" 2
"Harper
"Jesse 2
Moor", Schlltz
Beer, Gambrinus,
Campo Sautorno,
Porters
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