Crook Ciiiinty Journal. niHtel with jireriouH hIohuh j Whila the hIiowitihii wan per
ffi t --" ..aan.-w.-.j' 167 marlf, 122 riibic and 109 din-' poriiiiiiK a man by tho name of A.
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TIIUKHIiAV, WMM'U'VM.
(i I Kor indiiii-Huon, Lou o Appetite,
The Atehiuhoii, T.ipekmt Jlllt,! Htouu.eli and Liver trouble, it's, a
Ft Railroad h ive advanced the! lwj,iV(i gimm,t,.(., oy f,Oc
pay of I MM I o( their men from 5 tirt, AdamM.n & Wiimek Co.
15 per cent, wlucll IH aibllllonal
evidence o( n piihlicin pror peilty. j
it- i
fl.aniberl.ie- Colic, Cholera ,!
Umn lioea K.-medy him a world id
reputation tor n euren. It never
fnilit and in ,imiiiiI mid wife to take.
' put salo by alt dmiiKKlo. ,
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The Iowa ptai';' Convention
ile-
eided for Kii "Vilt for I'reMMlc ui.iirtion paper were died Saturday
ion.1 nod in favi r of tariff reiiHion j under the maiiancuiclit of J. C.
to the extent' "f rednction of tlie,Talhot, backed by Eastern men
the tariff on products hand-1 who were at the filing of tho paper
led and controlled by trusts.
ToBhvo lior Child
From (riliti'il dlnlignreinnil Mm.
N,n,iiic (iulle,;. of La iniiig, Ua.,
applied Hnekli n - Arn.iea Salve to
great mtiw on - le ad ami face, and
wrili-ji iu iinct cine execeded all her
do'..' It woiU onker in Swiei-,
)ti ui-r-x, Hkin l.inoiiona, Clil, :intn,
Heald. and IMci. Curu gnaianlwd
by Adain'm i Winnek, tlruggml.
Mlnihter Wu, will undouhtcly
reniaiu in Wii-hingloil Until next
year mi iieooliiit o important (iu
tiea connected wiill the Male De
iirtmcntin romnction with the
jiaviiieiit of the ChineBO indemnity.
Henry L. Hii .ilnek, ol Hi M'l Uli) r
Iowa, win ciimhI ol toiinieh ir.aible
ivilli ubieli be bad been afflicted for
vear, by four l .xe-, of CliiiiiilM-rlniii'n
Sloiinu li and Lm i l'ablet. II" bail
iii.vinn-ly tii'td (niiiy oilier renieilien
H ml ii number nl pny-ieiim willioilt
relief. Foi uleb) "II diuggi0..
Senator Culhun, of Illinois, paidj .tt letter tale: "La-t March I
a recent vicit to Waabitlgton, and ! had hk a patient a ynun(j lady cixleen
while there inipri Ksed upon hicj yam of age, wli.i hud a very bad at
friendn that the two ilioMionH fore-; leek of dyjentery. Kverytbin.-r I pre.
most in the mind of the voter of eiihed for Iwr proved in.-lleet.ml .and
bin mat" are Cuban reciprocity ami,"" j -
tariff revion.
Thoir Soeret Is Out.
All Suditville Ky., win) ciuioin to
Iniirn the Ciiuso ol tin) vust iiiiirov
liiuntin the liHillh"! M. 8. P.Whit
uker, who hud lr a lung timn, pmlniiKl
untold Mitfcriiig from chronic hron
chinl trouhlu. "It's nil duu to Dr.
King' Ne Discovery," writi lir
liuhnd. "It completely ciirnd her
Hnd also curod our little grnnd-daugh-ler
ol 11 evcr KtUck of Wlirntping
Cough." It uotiv'ly cure Coughs,
Culil, LaripH3, Bronchitii,llThroHt
HtidLiing troublmi. amtrunteedbottldi
50cnd100. Triul bottles Iree t
Adunnon i Winm k'i drug ttore.
"
A colored woman in N. Y. state
hat) just (Uncovered that she is no
longer a slave. Slio, had been
brought from Kentucky by an old
Kildier, upon his return from the
war, who it is alleged, sold her to
Silas A. Snell. n attorney has
brought suit to recover 12000 for
her service.
Probably the most expensive
book known is that which the
Ameer of Afghanistan has present
ed to the Shah of Persia. It is a
manuscript copy of the Koran, the 'eat snakes and not do it, so Mr.
binding oj which ib worth $160,000.! Smith held tho money while the
This binding is of solid gold, two showman performed, to the utmost
nd three-quarter inches thick. I satisfaction of those present, and
The carvings, which are the work j the chief let the money pass Into
of an Afghan goldsmith, are in-', the showman's hands.
imoihIh of tliu purest water.
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Astounded the Editor,
I Minor n. A, mown, l liiinrieilavilli),
I H. C, wiia onee iniiiieiiKely nuirini'l.
"Throuxli Innjf miU'eriiiK Ironi l)ya-
pcipniii,," ho write, "my wile wu
greatly run ilnwn, Hill) had imiitieiijth
. from till' utoiiiiieli, but hIiu tried Klce
I trie liitti'in whieli helped lier Ht once
and, lifter u-inif lour bottle, alio
IK
entirely well, can out. iinvtliiiiu. It'
: a Kiioid tiiiM!, mid ltd gentle laxative)
' .ualitie are ,lenlid lor torpid liver."
. .
T(l0 .Ht phdie C'hiimberhiln'a
Htoiiiaeh and Liver Tablets. Kay to
t.ike. I'leuMinit in etTcct. For Dale by
all dniggi-iU.
,
Hallux lo Yaiiiliin.
A dispatch Ktatex that there in
eonaiderable talk in Italian about a
railroad to Kails City and into the
timber went of DulhiH, Iiiwnporu-
but have returned eact. They
have gone to purchase iron for the
immediate construction of the
road. The name of the corpora-
j-tion in tin! DallaH & Yuquinii Rail
road Company, organized to build
and operate a railroad from DalhiH
to Yaiuiua I'.ay, through the fSiletr.
baton. An effort is being made to
hc(i1 team1 to Fall. City at once
for the purpose of commencing
grade work. Those interested are
men of capital, and declare their
purpose to break the record of
modern railroad companies in the
respect that they will neither fell
stock, issue bonds nor nsk any
bonusea. Dallas bait had a $ 10,(K)I)
bonus hung up 'or a road to Fall
City.
Young Lady's Life Saved.
At Panama, Colombia, by Cham
bor!itln'a Colic, Cholera and
DIuiThoea Romody.
Dr. Chan. II. Utter, a prominent
physician, of Panama, Colombia, in a
Her miiMits were sure she would die.
Sim hud U'Como so wesk ilint she
could not turn over in lied. VVhut to
do nt this critical moment wns n study
lor tun, hut I thought of C'linnilier
hiin's Colic, Cholern n ml Dinrrhoea
Itemedy mid as lust resort prescribed
it. The most wonderful result wus ef
fected. Within eiijht hours she wm
feeiing much better; inside of three
dayi alio wai upon her feet and at the
end of one week was entirely well."
For sule by all druggist.
Ho Al0Hnakc.
Last Saturday night an individ
ual Appeared upon the streets and
announced that he would eat live
snakes, says Ashland Town Talk.
He was a member of a circus which
had spent two or throe preceeding
duys in town.
The fellow took up A collection,
and then announced that ho had
only f 1.15, and he couldn't cat
snakes for that. Passing the hat
again more money was raised, and
by this time a good-sized crowd
had arrived to witness tho per
formance. Chief of police G. W. Smith was
on the scene, too. He didn't pro-
pose to have a man say he would
Henderson, a farm hand employed
mmlh of town hy L. I). iJtdliirhidu,
nteppcd up before the audience and
unnounccd itmt he alao could eat
gluM and reliahed HimkcH. JIc look
a big piece of a lump chimney,
ground it between bin teolh and
I swallowed tiiu powder. 'J lien the;
Jlcn-
dermm held op a good-Hi'zed one to
the view of all. lie hit the reptile
in two chewed and (swallowed it.
'-n,,. . i,;i I., . ,.i. ,;,.,. ii,
..6 ,. ..uU
'be part protruding from hia mouth
j htipp'd around in face as if great-
j y objecting to the mode of treat'
; nicnt it wan receiving; of courru
L,y natural that the niakehould.
But llendernon may not be a dc
vourer of Biiaken in hia every-day
walka of life, for at tide timet lie
huh intoxicated, and later be be
came worse intoxicated and .Sun
day night he wan taken to jail.
Monday morning he wast fined by
the Recorder and put to. work on
the Ktreeta. He worked for half
a day, and then took two and ouc-
" oreaa anu water to
balance bin fine.
Notice.
To my many Friend anil Cu-toinein:
I am mindful of your attention and
patronage during the past yearn while
in Imimihvih in l'rineville. 1 intend to
continue in businesn much an in the
p- st mid shall try to tneii' your coii
lideiiee and patronage.
After August 1st, 1002, the store
will not be opened on Sunday. All
help will be dismissed for the day and
myself mid family will olwerve the day
aside fiom buaiuess cares.
Naomi Salomon,
AdiiiiiiUtiix
MlTICE K FINAL SETTI.KMKXT.
In the matter of the estate of (ieurnc W.
Nwul'ey, lltHN-asi'il.
N ntlie l hereby uiven that the under-ivm-d.
udinniiHtrntri of the eintf
i.i lii'.ire W. SwulU'V, .iifeiisei!, hits tiled
her filial iierminl oflier jiiliiiiid-tnitinn if
!:i,d ent:itc and Ihut he C'Mirt Iias set Oet,
liili, In".' Ht twn o'eluek I'. At. at the CuUa
ty Court ItiMini in I'mievilie, ii'., as the
limsHiiil phice lor heitrinj nlijations l.i
tin: i-Hine. if tOiy.there. lie. llated this 14th
iluv nl A'wiwl,' I'l'-'.
AI..MIKA SWALLLY.
Ailiux.ufthe K tati-ufii. W. fit1. A1.1.KY.
Fruit Farm for Sale.
1 offer for sale my fruit farm of
Kill acres situated in the Cove on
(lie l)eclitites river. There are
2000 trees of assorted varieties of
fruit and a ready market for nil of
the product.
T. F. McCAF. LISTER,
Culver, Oregon.
FARM FOR 5ALE.
320 acres. 75 acre in culiivtt
lion. 40 acres of meadow. All
under fence. Good liotfe. Good
water. Call on or address the
Joi'hnai., l'rineville, Oregon. Price
flSOO. a3m2
Stallions for Sale. t
Three Stallions, three years old and
up, for aale, or for trade in good horse
broke or unbroke. These Stallions
are Persheron and Clyde cross, all
gond breeders. Correspondence soli
cited, H. B. MOORE,
Dufur, Oregon.
1 mojul7 al7
To All Whom It May Coneern,
Notice is hereby, given thatniy wife,
Laura Zcll, has deserted and left nie
and that I will nut recognize nor be
responsible for any bill, debts or other
obligations which she may contract
after this notice.
W. H. Zkll.
Prineville, Oregou. July 10th 1902.
Jul. 17, 6w
"Now is the Appointed Time "
Tha O. R, A N. C. hsijiut iuued a
handmuiely illustrated pamphlet entitled,
"Oreipin, Wuhinghton A Idaho and
their reannrce." People in tli Esat
are miioui for information about the
Pacific North West -If ji-u will giVt the
O R. A N. Co. agent at Shaniko a lilt
of name of w'rrn people who are like
ly to be interested, the booklet will be
mailed free tu tuch portona.
. Oornett & Elkins.
Senoral ZBlacksmithing,
Jifcrs& Shoeing,
And Wagon Repairing. Fitrrning Implfimentfl, Wind Mills,
i'mnps, etc. ' Our facilities fur Tire Setting are unexcell':d.
PRIXKTILL1C, 0RK(;)X.
1887 Haystack
The Ilaystuek Ranch will use
of vm.
THE FRENCH COACH,
A large, styliah Hack, and
THE HACKNEY,
A very liandnomo mahogany bay. The above stallions will
bo ix:rinittl to serve a few mares at 810.00 each, one-half
down at end of season and $o.00. more when the mare i.s
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, '
O. SPKLVGER,
Culver, Oregon.
City lut jiarket
Wit Ji(
A Complete and Choice Line of
Beef, Veal, Mntton, Pork, Bacon,
Lard, and Country Produce.
! Main st. mowim 'Phone 31.
Gyros' Jewelry Store
. John Cyrus !Prop.
Dealer in Silverware, Jewelry, Watches, Clocks.
Optical goods, Sewing machines etc
Repairing done by W. H. Cyrus.
(Prompt attention Siuon mail orders.
!Prinevitte, - - Oregon.
PrinGviOe-Burns Stage Line.
C0RNP.TT & CANTRELL, Props.
Carrying U. S. Mail, Passengers and Fast Express
Leaves Prineville on Mondays and Thursdays at 6 a. in.
Passengers waybilled for Post, Paulina. Fife, Riley, Burns,
and all way points.
C. I. WINNEK, Agent, Prineville
FRANK BONNEY.
Restaurant and ffiafcery
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
MEATS.
Sirloin Steak 25c j Milk Toast lfa
T-Bone Steak : oYx- j Coffee , , ."ie
Porterhouse Steak 50c j Tea 5o
Porterhouse Steak for two ... $1 00 ! Milk 5e
Pork Chops 25c
Mutton Chop? 25c
Ham 25c
Egg", extra 10c
Chicken, any style 35c
Regular Dinner 25c from half past II till one
ADAMSON & WINNEK CO.
Incorporated 1899.
Drugs, Stationery anil House Furnishing Go!.
Stallions 1982
two Stallions for the season
Foster & Lehman
Proprietors.
Coffee Cake lite
OYSTERS.
Cove Stew 35c
Fresh when in market.