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About Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1902)
Willi O ' Ijr Wagon Load. A wagon lniul of wild on the KtreulM early tliln morning wim the novelty, ny the Pendleton Eiint Oregonlan. They wre ileml, but tlmy were frenhly killed, mid looked tomi'llnK enotiirli to ciiUKe the citizen to tuhIi ufler thetn and pay the sum of 50 centi apiece for them. There wan jtmt exactly 242 of tlieimuid they were big, fat, juicy oncu. They were the ourlieitt bird and they wvre caught by Pendleton iiiarkflnen. Il only required two day for the parly of three to do the work. Job Nolf, Otto Turner and Will I, aim Marti'd out Wednesday w ith their Wii'iehenter "nini hiihh" tn the wheat liehU near Arliiiylun, and returned thin morning with tlie riV.lllH aniiMlllieed uhove. The wild ?.' have jii-t heenn their KOilthwal'd lri in iMrti"t, and the liiiyn ha.ien;d to Jii't in the lilidit of tlie I ect of them. They are noted for their good iiiarkmoan hhii, mid they did not loe their reptitittioim in thU innlanee. Flocks of nine and ten attempted to paH over them, tfll tjiey claim that they did not permit one to es cape. "It wu jut like finding them," mid Joe Nolf. "We took them an they came, ami wc were Htrictly impartial. Hut an a re imirkabh) coincidence, we did not kill a had gooce. They were all large and fat. You ee that 242 fill thin wagon -to the gunwalei. f there had been another we nhould have had to get another wagon." That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you if you ued Dr. King't New Life I'illi. Thouiandi of lurTereri have proved their match leu merit for Hick and Nervoni HeiJ aclifn. They make pure Wood and build up your health. Only 25 centi. Money buck if not cured. Hold ty all ilmUm. The Imttli-fhip Oregon left !an Francineo Saturday for Honolulu. The big war veswl in on the way to Manila where she will join the Anieri an fleet in A-datic water, and become the flag-hip of Admiral KvaiiH, who in in command of the sipindron. About :i,(M)0,OllO feet id lumber recently ordered by the War De partment from the Pacific Export Lumber Company will lie shipped from Portland on the nteamer Quint", under a contract with Laid law A Co. on November 25. The (lovcrn'ment is to pay J 11. 50 per thousand feet for the transportation of thin lunilx r. Henry L. Bliattiick, of Sliellsburg I,m-, wai cured of I toniucli trouble with which he hud been Httlicted for ......... t.v (,.nr Loxet of Chamberlain' Hiouiacli and Livoi Tablets He bud j previously tried many other remlie and a ntnnber ol phyicinn without relief. For ude by all drnggit. j Aahwood Gleaning!. Kruin tin rroupwUir. Jim Kice, foreman for the B. S, it L. Company, wan In town last TliurHday. Kd White, of Prineville in in town for the purpose of proving up on hid timber claim. Bidwell Cram and Leslie Priday of Croc Keya were viHitora in Camp last Wednesday evening. Jack Denton and Clay Grater have returned from a bnnilii'HK trip to the county neat. liert Heath arrived in town on Hatiirdny'a ntiij;e. He ban lui'li Kiiht wilh ii train-load of cheep be longing to the li.'S. A' L. Coin- any. Mr. C. M. Carfwrii.dit, who i.pent Hcveral (laVB ool;ing litter Inn mill ing hili-rcM here dm-iii the pal week, relumed to Hay Creek on Friday. 'i'hoina- W. I land and wife, of Hay Creik, were in town hint Thumlav, for the puipo,-": of of fering proof upon their limber clainiH. Work will begin on the King Company')! property within a few days, and the representation work for the entire group will bo done. Mr. Thomas U expected daily from Kemmerer, and an soon aa he reaches camp, the work will be started. Sam Hamilton relumed from Prineville Wednesday, after an ab sence of several week. . He has secured the contract for building a houe in Prineville, and will make bin home at the county seat for the next few month. Lyn Nichols, of Hay Creek, wai a visitor in town last Thursday. Lyn in now ranching at his home place within a few miles of Hay Cn-ek, and it in rumored that he will beforo many days have a charming help mate. We extend congratulations in advance. The state printing offiee in now working on the last form of the new Oregon code and the two volume;; will he sent to the bindery next week. Il is expected that the new code will bo ready for distribution about the middle ot November. Under the net authorizing tliHeode the publisher must furnish the state 1000 pets for 10,000 ami must keep the code on salo for six years at not more than f 12 per set. The volumes delivered to the state will bo distributed among the inrinlx-ra of the last Legislature, the stitte officers' Federal Judges, Circuit Judge?, District Attorneys, County Treasurers, County Com missioners and Justices of the Peace A set will he tent to each Governor and each state library in the United States. ADAMSON & WJNNEK CO. 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COUNTRY ORDERS FIRST DOOR SOU 1 II SOLICITED. I'OIX DEXTER HOTEL. PRINEVILLE, OREGON. Prineville-Silver Lake Stage Line. DICK VANDERVERT, Prop. Carrying 7. S. 77 ail and Passengers- Lea cea Prineville Monday, Wednesiiayj and Friday?, Gcod rigs, can-ful driverH. Freight and passengers waybilled for Eend, Lava. Rosland and Silver Lake. C. I. WINXEK, Agent. PHneviHe-Burns Stage Line. 00RNF.TT & OANTRELL, Props. Carrying IT. S. Mail, PassMigTi-s ami Fast Express I'iives Prineville n .Mni(I:iy3 aiul T liursilay? ;it a. in Passcuprs wayliilloil f..r Post,' Paulina. Fife, Uiioy, Purns and nil wav pnints. C. I. WINXEK, .Ajrent, Prineville SHANIKO WAREHOUSE SHANIKO, OREGON. Fireproof Buildings, 100x600 feet, 150 feet, being two gtoriea in height. . - i General Fowarding, Storage and Commission Merchants. v DEALERS IN Blacksmith coal, Flour, Barbed Wire, Nails, Cement Lime, Coal oil, Plaster, Sulphur, Wool and Grain sacks and. Twine, Grain and Feed. Highest price paid for Hides and Pelts. Special attention given to Wool trade. First Class baling and grading facilities. Stock yards with all the late3t and best facilities for hand ling stock. Agents for the Wasco Warehouse Milling Co. "White River" and -'Dalles Patent" flour. Best in the Market. Tfjark Soods Care S. W. Co. FuhMrito for the Joi'knal. The Journal's Special Offer ! Hamilton Have you read the offer of a years' subscription to the Journal for $1? If not, you should do so at once. In another column we give the offer in detail. During the life of this special offer we give the Journal and Oregonian for 82. On or before November 1st the Journal will branch out into a six-column eight-page paper. - Call and see the new press, the best in the country ! This IS (I .2 "3 si c t3 at a tt D O 6 a o So Z ci -3 C a z UJ C u C u a is The Journal's .New Press! .Stables and Redby Feed ao Stock boarded by tiny, week or month. Fine saddle horses and livery turnouts. Rates reasonable Good accommodation!". Remember us when in Prine ville, and wc guarantee that yuor patronage will be appreciated and deserved. BOOTH & C0KNKTT, Proprietors. ED X. WHITE, JOHX COMBS. Prinevlllc-Shaniko Stage Line. DAILY BETWEEN PilLNEVILLb AND SHANIKO. -SCHEDULE. Leave Shaniko, G p. m. Arrive Prineville, 0 a. m. Leave Prineville 1 p. m. Arrive Shuniko, 1 a. m First class accommodations for the traveling public. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT RATES REASONABLE- damson & Winnek Co., Agents G. M. Cornett, Manager. umber, $11 per m Frosh Sawed Shingles $2.75 per m. at SHIPP'S. Speed, 1750 Impressions per Hour