Crook County Journal.
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JOIBNAI, PUBIJSHINU COMPANY.
V. T. Foul. Fiiitoh
Cuvkty Official Pafkr.
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THUKSDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1902.
Petitions arts being circulated
and generally tigned by hubiness
men and furmeis praying the
county court to fix a bounty of five
cents on rabbit scalps. Three
pests have become eo numerous
that they not only have eaten up a
large amount of hay and grain but
are damaging the range in the
' Haystack and Trout creek country
and unless some method is taken
to kill them off 'the damage will be
great. The farmers and cattle
men in the infested districts surely
merit protection from these pests
as well as the sheep men from the
coyotes.
The best physic Chamberlain'
Stomach mid Lifer Tablet. Easy to
take. Pleasant in effect. For sal by
all druggists.
Call and examine the Mayer shoe
at S. J. 4 Go's.
The little town of Icne, Bituatcd
on the Heppner branch of the 0.
It. & N., is one of the busiest places
in Eastern Oregon at this time of
vear. Thousan ds of sacks of wheat
lie piled along the railroad track
and in the ware houses, and a car
that becomes empty in that pjaee
will be jumped into like a lot of
ants onto a lump of sugar The
town is building rapid1' and shows
signs of permanency and growth
that are truly astonishing.
Blankets & Coinfo-ters; Trunks
Telescopes' S. J. fc Co.
During our leccnt trip to lone
we had the pleasure of meeting
Miss Virginia Deaton, editor and
proprietor of the lone Post. Miss
Beaton is the only full fleged news
paper woman in the state to our
knowledge. She rustles news gets
her own type and runs off the edi
tion with aid of a roller boy. She
enjoys a good patronage and seems
to be making money. We 'might
"have made an offer of a partner
ship, but we found we were a little
too late as usual. Any way we
feel saf-i in saying that Miss Dea
ton is the handsomest lady editor
in the state, or on the coast for
that matter.
In a short time the Journal will
make a special reduced price on
subscriptions and will give our old
subscribers a chance as well as new
ones. We want to increase our
circulation beyond the thousand
mark and have plenty of faith that
we will do so inside of two months.
The Journal under the present
management made several prom
ises when we first took hold of the
paper and these promises thus far
have bi en religiously Ityt and the
future looks bright for the fulfill
ment of the remaining ones
When this is accomplished we are
ready to make a few more and
think we will accomplish them
just as we have those made in the
past. We feel thankful to our
. friends for past favors and hope
for a continuance of the same.
On the return of our editor from
his recent trip to lone the up train
on the 0. R. & N waB delayed by a
slide and we did not get started
from Biggs until about seven
o'clock in the evening Theengine
was out of order in some particu
lar, ao that it did not feed the oil
and for that reason the train would
have to stop about every mile or
two and fire up, thou it would go a
little ways and fire up again. In
this way by dint of hard and
faithful work on the part of the
train hands' we got to Moro by two
o'clock in the morning. There we
laid over while an engine was
being brought up from Wasco. At
about half past five in the morning
one of the passengers went and
woke up the proprietor of the hotel
and ordered breakfast, which as
soon as ready we were notified by J
the proprietor, un starting loi" him.
inu iiutei, we uenru toe wimiiie tn
die engine in the distance, and the
conductor said that he would pull
out in five minutes after the en
gine arrived and refused to hold
the train even a minute. This after
the train had lost its run and was
no longer on schedule time and
after we had waited several hours
on the conductor, who knew that
the engine was defective before be
pulled the train out of the station
at Bigg. Dunn;' the niirht there i
was a heavy frost and the car be
came very cold, but the conductor
did not evince the least desire to
see to the comfort of his passen
gers, except one female whom ho
stuck close to all night. The pass
engers had to hustle for coal aud i
build fires in older to keep warm
during the night. Five of the
passengers went to the hotel and
had breakfast and then returned
to the station in time to see the
train pulling out about half a mile
away, they then procured teams at
the livery stable and drove to
Shamko. Among tho.e left by the
conductor were Farquhaf McRca
and Oorge Sink, both large ship
pers of stuck over the Columbia
Southern and both of whom were
very indignant at the treatment
received. The blame for this delay
should all fall on the conductor
for he knew of the condition of the
engine on the trip down in the
lorning and had he evinced the
least desire to taki: the blame on
him.'elf and to make bis passen
gers comfortable no kick would be
coming, hut riotneii wun a nine
brief authority he imagines he is
the whole road with a goodly slice
of all creation thrown in. This is
not the first time he has been re
miss in his duties and the manage
ment of the road should retire Inni
to his proper level, tie migm
make a chore boy in a fourth class
restaurant. Stock men are not
compelled to ship over a road that
retains such employees, they can
drive to The Dalles.
Both men are well known in ibis
county. Mr. Roberts came in to
town immediately and gave him
self up to the sheriff. Coroner
Crooks wi nt out with a physician
and impaneled a jury which
brought in a verdict of man
slaughter. Mr. Roberts has been
placed under bonds to appear at
the next term of court.
A allocking Calamity.
"Lately befell a railroad laborer,"
write Dr.A. Kellot, of Willford Ark,
His foot was badly crushed, but
liuekhm'.i Amies S.dve quli'kly cured
It'ii simply Woiidunul for Uiirns,
Boils, l'ilsa mid all skill nrnplimis.
1'ts the win Id'a champion healer. Cure
giiiiiiutteeil. !i5c. hold by Aitimisuu
Wiiiurk 4 Co,
STOLEN Olt M It AVKK.
One brown nitre, age 6 years, weight
about U'H) lha., broke, is very gentle,
star in hirhe,nt, right hind foul
white, Imitated H.-Z mi left shoulder,
nan a yearling unit with her; One
dark buy mure, weight about 1000 liis.,
broke, yiy gentle, white hind feet,
star in forehead, (minded A 3 oil left
"boulder. Lett Hirers one year aiiu,
3.00 reward will bo paid for return
of, or information (0 discovery o!
eithei of rid animals,
H. K. Hi.AziKK, or Sam Wikiii,,
021m Winter, Oregon.
Our Sufiimer Clearance sale
of Ladies Oxfords
and Slippers.
Wc are offering this week on our Itarg-
I aia Counter. 150 pairs Ladies Oxfords and
Slippers at $1.00
These formerly sold at $2.00 and $2.50.
These are jrood values.
Simpson & Wilson
PRINEVILLE. OREGON,
i .m i 111 i ' u i'jmm.u.4" must r
Mrs. Fred UnrsMh,
Prr.liKnt 'OBtilrjr 4'li.h, iHinUm
alaruor, jlwli.
"After my first luby was born I did not
jtsrn to KSin my itrtnjth altfcavjh th
doctor sem s Ionic which he onsid
ertd very superior, but Instead ci g'tting
better I rtw wwker evtry day. My hus.
bjr.d iiuiittd that I like Vine of CaHui
for a wf k and see wht It would cb for
mt. I did take the mwilclne and wti very
graWul to find my ttrtnjth and h'.nith
Iluwiv returning. In two weeUI was out
of bed ani hi s month I wm able to take
up my n o.. I duties. I sin very enthusi
astic in its jirsise."
'ne of Card id reinforces throrcan
of (feneration for the orcUal of rerr
naney and childbirth. It prevent mis
carriage. Ko woman who takes W ine
of l ardui need fear the coining of her
child. If Airs. Unrnth m taken
Wine of Card-.'.i before h'T baby cauie
she would not have been weakened tl
shewiis. Her rapid recovery i;hir' '
comniL'iid this great remedy to every
expectant mother. Wine of Ca.dui
rnlutes the menstrual How,
a 3 n j ass
"""to.
Henry L. fhaituclc, of SbelMuirg
Iowa, was cured of a stomach trouble
with which he hud been alllicted fur
years, by four boxes of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tn Ueti. He had
previously tried many other remedies
and u number of physicians without
relief, loi sale by all tlrugjiinto.
La?t Friday evening near Post
G. V. Glenn was shot and almost
instantly killed by Charles Rob
erts. The killing wai- the result of
a quarrel over business matters
connected with the farm on which
Mr. Roberts waa living. No one
witnessed the killing, which is
said to have been in self defense.
T.mber Ij'nri. Ant June 3, M7S.
NOTIi.'B FOR Pl'llUCATlON.
United HtatM land Otflos,
The Dulles, Ure.n Copt. 3R, l(rj.
Notice Is hereby given that tn oompll
a: ee wMh the provisions or the act of
Cnosreas of June 3. 1S7H, entitled "An aet
Kir K. SH.'e of timber lands In the states
of Cn'.lforiifa. Oregon, Nevada, and Wash
ington ivnlurv.' us t;xtmlrd tn all the
l'ub!!.' Land Blates by act of AUKUst 4.
IWI2. K.'tie bibhy, of Portland, county, of
Multic Hirih, ctiiu- of Oreiroii, has on May
13. l!lr!, filed in 'bin office h'r swoni static
nif nt . uiu't'r i. lor tuc pnrenaKe oi me
WW' Sv i.j 'auction 21 anil J'.j hK! unn
' !v- su tiou 21 Tn IKH. R 11 K. W
M.. and will oifor proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for It timber
or stone than for aerie 'lturul purposes.
and to ctaoliih ner ciiuin to sain lunu ne
fun. the Kwrister and Receiver of this ofllci
at The Dalles. Orcmm, on iriday, the 5th
day of Decern la;r, I'M.
sh names as witnesses: DeWitt W
Danfirth, Jienisiniii F. Smith, Jennie It,
Smith and Isabel D. I.ibby, all of Portland,
Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adverse.
w ih nhove-descrlbwl lands are reuileat-
ed to tile their claims Jn this nines on or
before said 5th day of December, 1!2.
JAY P. LITOAS, Register.
Oct 2 r
BED FI20NT BAZAAK.
OUR BARGAIN SALE OF MENS HATS.
We have fifty kinds of Mens' Hats from (iOc up to S3 7"
for J. B. Stetson huts
These trood.'t hit nut old stock. We have on hand one nizi
of encli kind, being r)iniinnU from our regular ale. You
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nnu your size Hti'i save tnottey j nese tdiis lonucqy soui tor
from' 1 .lOlo?") (X).
AUo we have now arriving a full lino of Menu', Ludic and
Child rens Dress Shoes,
School Supples, Tnlletsctc, 1'rices reasonable,
RED FRONT BAZAAR
N. A. TYE & BROS., Proprs.
Reliable Merchants.
PrinevISIe-i!ver Lake
Stage Line.
DICK VANDERVERT, Prop.
Carrying 11, S. 97fail and Passengers
Leave Prinerille Mondays, Vedncdayi and Fridays, (loud ri,
careful driver. Freight and jiassongera wayhilled for Bend, Lava.
Rosland and Hilvcr Lake. C. I. WINNEK, Agent.
iH'MwiiNisMill'''llW.'liil"t'il"t''''
Have You Seen Mrs. Slay ton's Store?
The largest stock of Fall and Winter Millinery in
Eastern Oregon.
City Styles, Artistic and Satisfying.
Ladies Furnishing Goodcj latest cuts of Corsets; all kinds
of Wraps, Monte Carlo'n; Collarettes, Furs, etc.
The little ones especially looked after.
Make this your headquarters during Fair week.
MKS. SLAYT0N, Milliner.
nmiiiiiinnn.ifiiiiii"iii"i"i"i"i"i'i"i"i"""'l'"l"'
THE BON TON
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Is the place to come and spend your time when in town.
Wo keep on hand a choico supply of Con"
fectionery, Vobaccoos and Ciyars. Sood
Milliard and!Pcol Vabhs and Iftowliny ftiey
in connection.
Call on us when you want a, square meal? We
can satisfy you and once you come you will come
again.
White & Campbell, Prop.
ADAMSON & WINNEK CO
Incorporated 1899.
Drugs, Stationery and House Furnishing .Goods
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