Crook County Journal.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1902.
Mr. Andrew Carnegie took oc
casion, when the freedom of the
city of Perth was presented to him,
to reiterate his well known views
on the subject of arbitration and
said that it was "a shame and
disgrace for any nation to ref'ise to
accept the good offices of The IIa,gue
Tribunal." John Bull refused to
submit his differences with Oom
Paul to The Hague and Mr. Car
neeie does not propose that he
shall escape unrebuked.
AWARD OF PREMIUMS
OF THB
Crook County Stock and Agricultural Association
HORSES.
J S Roberts, draft stallion over one-year-old .
.1st
A great deal of good ink ii wasted
in comparing the literary output
of the day with that of former
times. The comparisons are, for
the most part, unfair In that they
take the run and ruck of the day
,and compare it with the pick of
the raft. But aside from this it
must be remembered that the ten
dency of our age is rather toward a
high general average of culture,
ability and effectiveness than to
ward the production of dwarfs and
giants.
the best physic Chamberlain's
gtomach and Liter Tablets. Easy to
take. Pleasant in effect. For by
all druggists.
We are a wasteful people. We
are extravagant to the verge of
wickedness. It is easy enough to
account for this condition on the
score of the immense natural
wealth of our country, but 'rom
now on our duty will not be so
much to say why we have been
careless as to find some means to
restrict our spendthrift disposition.
Our waste is seen not -only in our
conduct of public affairs, but in
the narrow things of home." The
coal strike will not have been an
unmixed evil if we have learned
from it economy in the use and
choice of fuel.
Henry L. Sliattuck, ol Sliellaburg
Iowa, was cured of a stomach trouble
with which he had been afflicted fur
years, by four boxes of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. He had
previously tried many other remedies
itnd n-titnnber of physicians without
relief. Foi sale by all druggistn.
Blankets Sc. Comfo-ters;
Telescopes- S. J. & Co.
Trunks Sc
Offer Extraordinary.
Beginning October loth and con
tinuing until the close of business
on the 30th day of November, we
will furnish the Journal to new
subscribers for the sum of ONE
DOLLAR. With the first of No
vember, or sooner if our paper and
machinery get here, we will enlarge
the paper to a six column eight
page, instead of as at present, a five
column eight page paper
Think of it ! The largest paper
published in interior Oregon out
"side of Baker City and Pendleton,
for ONE DOLLAR.
All of our old subscribers who
pay up all arrearages and pay one
year in advance, will receive the
benefit of this offer the same as new
subscribers.
This is a SPECIAL OK FER, and
will last only a short time, so avail
yourself of the opportunity before
it passes.
Booth & Cornet t, draft stallion English shire 1st
O Springer, draft niaro one-year and over. ..,.. 1st
G W Whitaett, draft niare and colt..."..'...... 1st
J. E Roberts, span draft mares , 1st
Mrs J L MeOulloch, single roadster.. 1st
A Zell, grade draft s'allion 4-year-old. , 1st
0 Springer, team of roadsters , . , 1st
J P Yancey, grada draft stallion 3-year-old.,.,. ..... 1st
1) E Templeton, yearling stallion 1st
O Springer, mare and colt roadster , . 2nd
A Zell, grade draft nmre 4-year-old. . . 1st and 2d
T J Leach, roadster under 3-year-old 1st
Q Springer, grade draft marc 3- year-old . . . .' 1st
T J Leach, suckling colt roadster 1st
J B Merrill grade roadster 3-vear-old 1st
A Zell, grade draft gelding 3-vear old 1st
D E Templeton, grade draft mare and colt 1st
J H Gray, grade draft mare and colt .2d
R V Hrecce, grade draft maru and colt 3d
1) E Templeton, draft yearling til 1 v , 1st
0 Springer, grade draft colt 1st
U Springer, grade coach stallion 4-vear-old 1st
1) E Templeton, grade coach mare 2-year-old 1st
0 Springer, grade coach mare 2-year-old 2d
G Springer, grade coach yearling 2d
G Springer, grade coach gelding ; 1st
I) h templeton, grade coach gelding ...2d
G Springer, Cleveland bay mare 4-year old 1st
C Springer, roadster 2-year-old mare 1st
G Springer, roadster 2-year-old gelding 1st
D E Templeton, 3-year-old grade coach stallion 1st
1) E Templeton, 1-year grade draft stallion 1st
John Schmeer, standard bred stallion 4-year old , 1st
John Schmeer, standard bred stallion 1-year-old 1st
" " - - thohouohukeds. ' '
C A Cline, thoroughbred mare and colt ......... , 1st
' ' CAtTI.1. - " ,
J H Gray, 2-vear-old hull and over.:. . .......... . . .. 1st
A Zell, ". ", ..,' , u
Dunham Bros., ' " "' 3d
Dunham Bros., Hereford bull 1-year old 1st
B F Zell, " " " " " 2d
.1 H Grav, Hereford bull calf.' ; 1st
Dunham Bros., Hereford bull calf 2d
B F ZelLHereford bull calf V. ...... ..... .3d
J II Grav, Hereford cow 2-vear old and over : ..1st
J H Gray " " "" 2d
Dunham Bros., '! " ',- 3j
Dunham Bros.. 1-vear-old Hereford and under two 1st
J II Gray, ' " " 2d
B F Zell, " " " " " " 3d
J H Gray, Hereford heifer calf 1st
Dunham Bros., " " " 2d
B F Zell, " " " " 3d
H Gray, breeders herd lit
Dundam Bros., " " 2d
B F Zell. " " 3d
CATTLE CONTIKUKD
C E McDowell, short horn bull 2-Aears-old and over 1st
C E McDowell, short horn cow 1st
John Geiger, short horn cow 2d
H P Belknap, milch cow ",1st, 2d, 3d
Dunham Bros., sweejistakes for bulls 1 year and over 1st
H Gray, sweepstakes on breeder g herd. 1st
Dunham Bros., registered bull 1st
C A Cline, Jersey calf 6 months old , 1st
sheep.
Allen & Lafollett, Rambouillet 2 year old and over. . 1st
' " " "Delaine rams 2 year old and over..., 1st
' " " " " 1 year old and under two 1st, 2d, 3d
' " " " pair ol ram lambs. 1st
' " " " ewes 2 year old and over 1st, 2d, 3d
' " " " ewes 1 year old and over 1st, 2d, 3d
1 " " pair of ewe lambs. . , 1st
' " ' ,' grade ewes 2 year old and over. . 1st and 2d
' " " " " 1 year old and over 1st, 2d, 3d
' " " pair of grade ewe iambs 1st
' noes.
C E McDowell, Poland Chinii boar 2 year old and over 1st
Poe Lafollett, Poland China sow 1st
Poe Lafollett, Poland China boar 1st
K W Breese, grade sow and 5 pigs 1st
C E McDowell, pigs 9 weeks old 1st
C E McDowell, pigs 9 months old ' 1st
J II Prose, on 0 1 C pigs 6 months old 1st
I'OCLTKV.
G Springer, best pen LangshanB 1st
John Schmeer, best pen Langshans : 2d
G Springer, bet pen Barred Plymouth Rocks 1st
John Geiger, " " " " " 2d
M E Brink, Buff Plymouth Rocks 1st
Horace Belknap, Buff Plymouth Rocks,. 2d
John Geiger, Cochins . 1st
Wm Boegli, Wynandotts 1st
Lennie Smith, BantamB 1st
A A McCord, " 2d
.Mrs G W Dodson, ducks 1st
v ' DAIRY.
Mrs M I) Powell, best roll of butter 1st
Mrs J II Prose " " " 2d
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During This Week
Call and examine our new Fall and Winter
Goods; our lines are more complete
and up-to-date than ever.
Ladles' Skirts.
Tailor-Mnde lUlny-Day
Bkirts ready to wear ; Under
shirts and Short Knit Under
skirts. Shirt Walats.
Flannel Shirt Waists of the
latest styles, also Sateen
Waists of the latest patterns.
All eastern mndo goods, and
selected with great care.
In Knit Goods. ,
We have Circular Shawls,
Fascinators and Hoods of
the very latest shapes and
shades.
Gents'
Furnishing.
In this line our stuck has
been selected with a view to
meet the demands of critical
customers,
We handle the Celebrated K. N. & P. Clothjng, and
are snlo agents for Namilton-lJrown's Co.'g Shoes
" for everybody ".
SIMPSON 8 WILSON.
Call and examine
at S. J. & Co'.
the Uayer shoe
Have You Seen Mrs. Slayton's Store?
t The largest stock of Fall and Winter Millinery in
T Eastern Oregon.
City Styles, Artistic and Satisfying.
Ladies Furuishing Goods; latest cuts of Corsets; all kinds
of Wraps, Monte Carlo'..; Collarettes, Furs, etc.
The little ones especially looked after.
Make this your headquarters during Fair week.
MRS. SLAYTON, Milliner.
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0 557!3SS$5iCy
Fall and Winter
Mens and Woraens Under
clothing in the latest
styles and weaves. . .
Opening
SWEATERS IN GREAT VARIETY
A complete line of Ladles', dents' and Children'
5hoes. An elegant assortment of Jewelry direct
from the manufacturer ..........
RED FRONT
N. A. TYE & BROS., Props.
BAZAAR
Reliable Merchant
Prineville-Silver Lake
Stage Line.
DICK VAN DER VERT, Prop.
Carrying 9. S. 9ffa and Passengers
Leaves Prineville Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Good rigs,,
careful drivers. Freight and passengers waybilled for liend, Lava,.
Rosland and Silver Lake. C. I. WIXNEK, Agent.
THE BON TON
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We keep on hand a choice supply of Confec
tionery, Tobaccos and Cigars. Good Billiard
and Pool Tables, and Bowling Alley in connec
tion. Call on us when you want a square meal ? We
can satisfy you and once you come you will come
igain.
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