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About Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1902)
WASHINGTON UI:Ii INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK. CLAY A. SIMPSON, M'f'r Interior Dipt. i-sirr ly-t a -' ; i 1 1 ! ' - u i.. M.MnnA nr AVVMM, AI'I'I.CI, AI'I'I.KM. For the next thirty days I will tell uppli'H ut tlin orclmrd for &0 : cent nnd one dollar per IiuhIii'I, v.. V. Cim i.K. Pasture! Pasture!! I huve (MO iiere of good ruiHturc and will take liormn or cuttle to pasture by the month, at reason able rutcn. Ilnucli on Murks creek. JoKI'M H. I'KTKRWlN. Notice. To all iMinmn owing for horac tthoeing ut C. L. Hulonioti's shop, you arc notified to call and nettle one hull of the urn mi nt due, with the estate of the raid C. L. Salo mon. Signed; Naomi Sauimo.n. Admintratrix. J7W. BOONE, Saddles and JCarnoss Maker of the celebrated J'lUNE VIL1.K STOCK SADDLE n i i. i im: of ktockhkx'm srrriJi:s Lntcot improved Ladies' Side and Stride Saddle, Hit, Spurs, Angoru Cliaps, (juirb; and llaeku mores. Write for price. I'uiNKVii.i.K, : : Okkuon. Mrs. Fred Unrath, FtMldnil ounlr- Club, Hcnlon Harbor, Jflrll. "After my lint biby wu born I did not item to regain my itrtngth although the doctor gave ma a tonic which he conild irtd very superior, but Instead c getting better I grew weaker every day. My hui. band insiited that 1 take Vine of Cardul lor a week and tee what It would do lor me. I did take the medicine and waa very grateful to llnd my strength and health lowly returning. In two weeks I was out of bed and In a month I was able to take up my usual duties. I am very enthusi astic in Its praise." Wine of Cartltii reinforces) the onrain of generation fur the enleal of preg nancy and childbirth. It prevents ims ciirriaeo. N o woman who tukea W ine of t'ardui need fear the coining of ber child. If Mrs. Unrath bad taken Wine of Cardui before her baby came the would not have been weakened as ihe was. Her rapid recovery shou' 1 commend Ibis grett remedy to every expectant mother. Wine of Cardui ragulatea the niemtraal flow. Don't forget that you can ave f.O centa on your winter reading by ub scribing for the Oregonian with the Journal for 150. UB. m.., ....., . m., wv u.e put "..nug (rom a,, attack of tpinal men- oaah anmiU to each dollar uf Ua- the wuok ..... , . blllty j earna the hiirhoat averae ' ' (,"Kltlg' A' "' "l going to pre Interest, and Ihhuob the moat up-1 Help the school library and thereby : the little one wa some eauier. to-data proirregBive policies for in- Mp your children. Putroiiue the; Mr. Fisher, of the Hhaniko ware Mtmant or protootlon' Mtwul entertainment. i hou.e l.a. been vi.itin, in the cit lr LWlMEorCARDUJJ r)WW.itwtwimwtii ; K. Morgan and family wore down Mfli Iflflfll Ifiralc ' (mm their home in the Paulina (lis rtUUlJllldl UJUH3. Z, trict the (lint of tli week laying win 0iiCXi'llCitiCi I t(,r Uj,pj0i Dr. (!, A. (.'line In imwiit home ami will I , , ,, , , , .. attend to hi. .loiitnl work with prompter.. ! Artl,l,r H,,(IKB' "" '"""'X returned J lint week from a visit with relative lliron iiiroimon, the AdIiwoou assayer, wait a bnaineaa visitor in our city the (ore part of the week, Thin ollice in the richer for the pres ent of a fine ciiiien of Dexter ore from Ham Hamilton. 10. Dorian and Tom Wutson have returned from a blinino trip to Al bany, Harry Harm and wife came down from their ranch in the Crook neigh- borhood, the fore part of the week. Quite a number of our Imy are get ting along very nicely these lime, but; it acciii to be all Day with Johnny. Kelly's photon are prize wiimera. I'riiieville'n proiiiiiicnt jx'ople pat roiiize Kelly's studio. J. K. Htewart, of Post, wa a buai-' ..::,.. ... ........ n... ,, .. . Don't fail to ace the Ten Little! Darkles at the school entertainments Haturdav uielit. I We have no space for the premium list for the county fair this week but will give it in detail next issue. Ji 1). Cartwright ia up from Cross Key this week attending court iu the capacity of a juior. It. 8. Uliaan, of Itcno, Nev., wai visiting this part of the country the fore part of the week. J. 8. Bogus was down from his ranch in the Kosland country the fore part of the week. Kd. A. Parker left here the firat of the week for his old home at Albany for s visit with relatives and friends. V. Chitwood waa in from Willow creek Tsesday and reports stock look ing well except cows and calves, Mr. J. W. Boon arrived home Mon day from s visit with relatives at Moro. J. M. Blmrp and Smith & Cleek purchased line pianos last week from Eilcrs l'iano House representative. Mrs. W. A. Bell, of I'rineville, has been visiting Portland friends the U:ast week. Telegram. Will Kdwards was in the city last week taking in' the fuir and seeing well we will not say anything about it. J. W. lleutty, representing the Oregon Kirc Helief Asnuciutiuii iirrived in town Weilnemluy and will uiukrliisheailiiiartern at Huluinun, Juhnson ACo's atore. Jamoj Black and Forest Quimby returiii'd from Hhuniko laat week, where they had licen assisting to de liver the Hteurns nnd Mayfield Bros. Iwef cattle. C. A. Bedell was down from Twelve mile attending to business matters. He reports stuck in need of green feed, but not sulTering a yet. For good and cheap pictures goo Mrs. Weigands gallery. Platinum finish photo's the latest. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mas. Minta Print, of Knuuctt, Idaho, is here ,on a visit with her par ents, Mr and Mrs. Dan Powell and may remain for the w inter. J. H. Teinpluton and Ralph Poin dexter returned Tuesday from Port hind. They came in from Shaniko on their wheels and report the roads in a horrible condition, The committee to solicit subscrip tions for a permanent fair association have raised over IfjOOO and incorpora tion in pers will be made out in a few days. The Pilot Butte Development Co., and tho Oregon Development Co., have each signed articles which give them the land they had applied fur under the Carey act, on the Desceutes river. Because of despondency from the fact that he was leeallv dead and could only he brought to life by act: of the legislature and therefore could not marry 'he girl of hi choice, James j lounger cnmmiiieu suicide in Paul Tuesday. in Hiilem and Portland and report having had a very pleasant trip. W. . Cluypool and wile came over from Bquaw creek Jundey and will remain with tin (or a week or more. Mr. Claypool la on the lint of juror and hit wife will visit with .relative. C. A. Newhill wan a buninem caller at this ollice from Griffily the firnt of j 1,16 wcck- Ho '"" " n,'''d,!1 bn,11r in t,mt ",,c,ion ol U,e "ly.' Iiieadity Sirs. W. w. Ilrown and I Ion. Ownn. arrival In th nitv frmn Crosa Keys, and will leave tomorrow for Montana, where they will visit Mra. Brown' brother. DalU C'hronieie. J J. F. HoiiHton came down from hi ! home at Crook TukmIuv tn aniiint ,Ilwlica, M , , j u , . . , . . " t,' l'""' '" dy I1''' this olfice 'r'idly call. Mr. Kisher U well pleased with the busineas done in thin , part of the world by their warehouse ! Jame M. Moore, A. King Wilson i and A. M. Drake three member of the Oregon delegation to the National Irrigation Congress, which was held at Colorado Springs have returned. Portland Journal. Gedrge Milljcan, the Pine mountain stock man, lias been sojourning 'in the city for several days past attend ing to business matters and renewing old acquaintances. He reports slock looking well, but tbe dry weather this fall baa been detrimental to stock to s more or leas degree. It. S. Gilson, L. M. 8noddcrly and John McClure all of I'rineville were here last Saturday night on their return to I'rineville. Tho gentlemen have been out all summer with baud of sheop that J. B. McCullough bought in Crook county and drove to Keno. Paisley Post. II. L, Stewart was down from bis ranch on Beaver creek the fors part of the week and paid this office a friendly visit. Mr. Stewart and ve editor had a nice talk about old tunes in Douglas county, the former home of Mr. Stewart and where his mother atill lives on the South Umpqua. At the close of the fair Foster & Lehman bought a full blooded Here ford cow from J. H. Cray which weighed 1.100 pounds and will butcher her for their Christmas trade. The boys believe there is nothing too good for their customers. This cow will be stall fed until butchering time and will perhaps weigh over a ton at that date. R. O. Carland, of Haystack, was a pleasant caller at tbis ollice Monday and added his name to our mailing list. Mr. Carland has a homestead in that section und is well pleased with the outlook for the future. He reports water scarce this full, but the recent cold nights are causing it to rise in the creeks and there will soon be an abundance. E. A. and V. C. Belknap and wife are over from Prairie City on a visit to relatives. The Belknap brothers are largely interested in mines in the near vicinity of Prairie City and aie sanguine of the future importance of that place as u mining center. Many thousands of dollars in placer gold have been taken out of that camp and the quartz mines are now paying handsome dividends m many cases, but development work has been alow on account of lack of capital until the lust few years. However during the past year or more there has been a great deal of activity in that district and no doubt their will be a boom in the near future. Portland Club Whiskey, a pure bour bon, well matured. Recommended by lending physicians. For sale every where. ep4m0 aDramfroniOJg aAIJKlH suinae n jb wi Lntt no i ejmas tnu, assWtai yap I have purchased the business of the firm of PEASE & MAYS to THE DALLES and Shaniko and shall continue under the firm name of Uw Gdward C. tPease Co. I thank you for the many favors bestowed upon the retiring firm and trust the policy of the new firm may warrant your patronage. t '! i THE BEE HIVE. THE PLACE TO 1 SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK! Furs. Ladies' Fur Collarettes, also Children's Fur Sets, of the latest patterns and full value. Knit Goods. A nice assortment of Ladies' Shawls and Fascina tors, also Infants' Knit Sacques, Bootees and Mittens. Underwear Ladies', Gents' and Children's Underwear. Our line is complete, and has been selected with a view to the special requirements of this climate. k X i X" 5f QUALITIES UNEQUALED. PRICES UNTOUCHED. An Examination Will Convince Vou. I. MICHEL. X X is. )&: ik' w I fe' wear garments made-to-ordcr by itist Strauss "America'! Leading Tailors," Chicago Good clothed contribute much to havoi ness. Ton rain the Mint maderarments. The? are to your exact me&aur tailori in clean, sanitary V II 1 V from first to laat given the minutest attention, the T8nlt being garments distinctly above the ordiiarr and absolutely Mtlafactory. Ion will wonder how it can be done at the low prices quoted. Call and see onr line of 500 nm; lea ef choicest new woolens. Salomon, Johnson & Co. . ) 5AVE MONEY. Vcrsv-'Ntwxt.xtvv. For that Millionaire Feeling Bros. in Strauss Bros.' made scientifically br hiehlr skilled shone Every detail EFFECT I 1