Crook County Journal
Counl.y omolul I-iifior,
TllURKDAY, NOVEMBER 27,1002.
A Hit of I'cilllliiil t-lnior.
Mr, W. K, lltitclier.of HiibrCity,
tlm l! iii(tl iind 'prominent lnwyT
mill Di niDi'i'fit, win) went down (6
ovf'i'wliclininf! yet Ihiiiii)hIiI(! defeat
iih u ciimlidiili) for vtmyrw in tit Ih
ilinlrict IiihI June, i report itl to
lmvu wiiil in a t(if;;iit inlumcw in
"iiKliiiij;toii City Unit "if tin: Diiin
ocruti of Oregon liml n!ood put in
lsii'2 iiihiint'l of willi'lriiwinx t b ! r
electoral ticket on tlio eve of elec
tion, Ol'i'H'lll Wulll'l Il.lVt.rJ 1 ,( n cur
ried fur drover ('lovclmiil. It wins
tin1 iiiimt wuieitlnl act tin party ever
j t-r j mt ti ji lc-i , mid win-; one of (h
tlinijrfi Unit c:!d"i'il the rmn ncnt
oH of (lie stall' Id tlic liemocratH."
Mr, Htiii'hi'r, itt that limn n nn'!i
dati' for prreidi'Mliiil elector, re-
fllCil, l( Will lid rullirllllif-l't l, to
withdraw, lm tonij oilier Demo
cnitic candidal!, Mr. It. 'A. Miller,
did withdraw, oh the ndviee of tin
national committee, unit Mr Pierce
a i'tijiy li.it, wan wilij-liltiled in hi
Hte ul, Til" cull ie UeiiCc of tliix
movii w:m (ho ( l'.i'iimi of only three
Mi'Kiiili.y cli-ctoiM in Oregon thai
year, Pierce, ii Weaver elector, be
Intf el,, ..ted. Puplili-!.-. were then
nuiiierou-t in i jv'ii, and later
Hen; nioru iiuriK iou, than Doirio.
ml-, and they combined oulnnm
licn d tli" Ilepulilicaii'", an thin vole
diowed. Iltlt tlil't tlif I 'eluoeratii'
el yloiH hv tli -im-elve had any
po-Hildf chance of currvittt; the
Mule, with due rcf-pecl for the "pin
ion of the, gallant Colonel liulehcr,
it iti absurd. And why Hlmuld thiM
incident have ho weakened tliu
Democratic party in Oregon ?
Cleveland wnK elected that year,
the hard tin.fr) tittno on itnmcdi-
Hieiv, mev ana nil in men were
eliurpal to the Democratic, lmrly,
which ln-ii:g in power Hplit widely
atiiidcr; and never since has that
party had tiny more chance of car
ryinj,' Oregon than of carrying
l'cnh! ylvania, but thin fact is not
in the leant d" to the incident ttl
hnlrd to hy tliu linker t4atesinan,
Nor in tlierw any present prospect
that the DcniocniU will cixiiu witli
in 10,000 votcn, at tho lowest esti
mate, of carrying Orcjoi) for the
next twenty yearn. Yet no posi
tive prediction re-pectins political
event that Ion;; ahead can he
f rifely made. Telrgrain.
I lie ElUloriinl orli-iir-tiiiirtcity.
The Qi.iurtely of tho Oregon His
torical Society, No 1 IJ, Vol. 3, Hep
temher, 'M)'I lien 11(1011 our table.
An tiMinl it in full of interest to all
who care to know anything about
the begining of things in Oregon ami
wdial good citizen Hhouid not? The
contents are as follows: Sheep
hllHbundry in Oregon, by lion.
John Min to, a pioneer of IS 14;
The Origin and History of the Wil
lammetto Woolen Factory, the first
on the Pacific coast, by the lale ll
E. Pratt, who constructed the fac
tory and managed it for several
years; The American Fur Trado
in tho Fur West, a review of the
recent work by Capt. IIirn.ni M.
Chittenden, U. S. corps of engin
eers, by Mm. Frances; Fuller Victor;
HeminisenecB of Janies Jory, a pio
neer of 1817, and . K. Warren, a
pioneer of 1852, by II. T. Lyman;
Reminiscences of Mrs. Tabitlm
Iirowu, a pioneer of 1810, licet
known ns "Grandma" Brown, who
taught the first school at Forot
drove, out of which has grown the
Pacific University of today, by Mrs.
Jane Kinney Smith. In addition
there are three interesting docu
ments: (1) Relating to the formal
taking of the Columbia river Aug.
19, 1818, by Capt. J. Biddle, U. 8.
N. ; (2) Letter of March 4, 1843,
published in tho National Intelli
gencer, Washington, D. C.,' relating
to Oregon; (3) Extract from a lee
ture by George L. Hilliard in Hart
ford, Conn, in 1845, opposing the
idea of the U. S. giving up it claim
to the Oregon country. Every copy
of thie quarterly should be carefully
preserved. In a few years it will
become invaluable to every student.
It is Bent to a large number of His
torical Societies and public librar
ies in eastern states: and 111 tins
way, is largcly 'ftHHiHting in - making
historic, Oregon better known to
tho people of our land, ' Any one
demring to secure copies can do so
by Applying to Geo, II, Dimes, Ah
rtislant Hecretnry of the Society,
City Hall, Portland, Oregon.
H)g Jli 11 liny lircdicrr.
The monster l'omcroy -dredge,,
built to mnu: the placer bottom of
the John Day and of Canyon creek
which has been in operation over
two months on the north fork be
low John Day city, will not run
this winter. - Work 'will stop as
soon a;-: bad weather sets in. The
dredge has had a fairly uninter
rupted run since, starting, lack of
fuel being about the only (difficulty.
So iiianriiioth are tho proportions of
this mining boat that a dozen
cords of fuel a. day are required to
nin it, and as this has to be cat
and brought down frjnrt the sur
rounding inountiiins, the supply
gave out sl'Tliie H, A hi r ',', crew
will spend the major portion of the
winter getting a big amount ahead,
mid next season's run will prob
ably be clear. The drudg" is said
to have made big money, extract
ing some times as high n? iflOOO a
day, but accurate ut"a on the
output could inn he obtained. It
is claimed thai, sullici"nt concession:-
are owned by the company to
keep the dredge in operation the
year round for a century. Hump
ter Miner.
Jumped on a Ten Penny Null.
Tin; little daughter of Jr. J. X.
iWell jii.iipeil on 1111 imeiled lake
iiiudc of ten penny naiU, and thrust
one nail uuliixly through her lout and
a second one halfway llirouidi. Cham
lerluin's I'ain linlin won promptly
applied niul live iiiiuutei after tho pain
had ilini)penit(l mid sio more miftVring
w;s experienced. In three ihiy the
chilli was wealing her ehoo lis usual
nnd with iibsolulely 110 ditcmnfurt.
Mr. Powell is a well known rnerchiiiit
of t'orkliind, V11. l'.iin Balm ix mi
iiuliseptic and hciiU such injuries with
out matin ation niul in one-third the
time r'(iiiied hy the usual treatment.
For mile by sll druggist.
THE BKOKEN CIRCUIT
' v t joiiw u. HAninr.
'J'hoir friiTv1htji hegm In tlie enrty dnyi
f ih wirclmw ttloprrnpli (l(,intnitiaiiou
by Mitrciiii. the onljr two'of Utjeu torn
1'iiiy A irnibbling nlwltnu who atrrcid
lll'l'll thff l(,lttli,,M,VHtt nt rlnin j,i,',,lf
l,ITi, I,t l. ...i I ...1
niul miKiitwUun. I'ukcr anil )frvwrt drift
el p:i)t from the (",'Ti in nnd cvmcMunc I
l'i hrnt from tlie timitlcd u.;ilon,i of t:,pir I
e'c.,,,11. their UMiftiliitmim r,d trctr mUlv
ii'iiirit limi 1 t 1 1 (j it 1 , 1
a'lcrolJlt fnclclnnip (luii'.i.i m,i:.:U 1
li I till p n I uV i dud JVi If
iiiOiin:r, li.ii'vt,- a, : v-ir,ir no
I,, -at,i,IiN ol -CH-IC,',?. KM:f,l. in.'J,,!! Utile, Hd i
iiMi'tHlly ti-h-Mtcnfi, ir,.
bii'v.iwt i, .',rti ;. t lie front tmlf oi
(Al ,,ii. en t . 1 1 K-iit i;, fl.rtr nt a l,e:
H.K t I'lV'.r.i! l..i(- liric.'H.ity wil'.'.m
ami holier lived in ,rt l H-rciv I ,?
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A liulro ol Cr!Fa.
Little Jobimie's father, who is a
Baptist minister, had just baptized
bis son, and Johnnie wanted to
baptize an old cat and two kittens
which be possessed. The kittens
were baptized and did not seem to
mind it, but wdien he tried to bap
tize the old cut, she scratched and
bit so that Johnnie bad to give it
up, so be said:
"Pother you, be a Methodist
then, if you want to."
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" Last winter tin infant child of niint-
liitd croup in a violent form." euys
Klder John W. Koifers, ft Christian
Kvungi list, ol Filley, Mo. " I gave tier
n lew doses ot Cliiiinlierlain'8 Cough
Hcineily and in u short time all danger
wa past and tho child iccovercd."
'l'lj is remedy not only cures croup, hut
when given us soon an the first symp
toms nppeiir, will prevent thu attack.
It contains no ipiu.ii 01 oilier harm
id suhstance and nuiy he given as con
fidently to a haliy as to an adult. For
wile hy all drilggiiti'.
Kilo ol'a H ih Filial.
New York, Xov. 17, Herman
Kauffman, three year-old son of a
tobacco dealer living in tho Bronx,
has died from tho affects of a ily
bite inflicted hist Wednesday. A
low hour later a small spot made
by tbo bile developed to a swelling
which extended over the entire
check. The swelling continued to
spread until the whole upper por
tion of the child's body was dis
tended. Tlie doctors were power
less to give relief and finally the
victim died. Its playmates say
the fly was an ordinary ''blue bot
tle." The physicians believe the
insect was infected with erysipelas
germs.
Qreat Luck of an Editor.
" For two years all efforts to cure
Eczema in the palms of my hands
faihd," writes Editor H. N. Letter, of
Syracuse, Kas., "then I was wholly
cuied by Bucklen'a Arnica Salve." It's
the world's best for Emotions. Sores I
and all .kin diseases. Only 25c at all '"TZl-
druggist. I. 7 ..
li y bo
ll.'tvj.irl wniiM it'iive Kate every i,,n
.mil t:. iiji wi'.-'i hit lailmit liiftd, una ix
t.v,, i: t,, i mt -a")' ali lied Mil. ;c ,..,.ii.uui.'.i),
I'Jfct Hi IHUt I hli-l Ulili IHlLU'J a, mi,i..i i..,..
lit la.t t.'iry neve MiftA In gin i:j, ci
t:'cir cnivciHiiy woik una niul. a I ;;i i ,nr, a
I ,;' ..la I. :,;,!, Hii.-iiisi hcu.ii m.r
('! intiuiir. I'ailcr v,ni. c i.-
s. inn for u liw duy U'fuie (. ticii u;.i: to
liivv ioit, bemliiig uvi-r hmi, be iii:,t;:ti,i
In miojilv' wiMiieii. He wa:, ta t.e ttt
iiinuti; lie Lmd 1.0 i,mr rciuti;t, ju Ktt
nut! ,,t i.ave gi,ni ana llri'V, m t ue ui ui
tliu oust. t:i(; Knv to imve bis to'u r.nj
t.-.G lunnijiniiga of hi little rgoin, and li,e-vx-il
t" keep tic utci.iiln :-.i:d t,ui-
B t' :i if iiie studio.
"Xouie pietty guod modeler dok,"
w:.'.iieicil I'aikcr, raiding gliastiy. "'iiy
yi-ur i,aiid oit but of me, take a deatb
i:uikt vvii! ycuV'
lie dud liiut night with lirtvncrt and
Ka:e Icjidn.g hii nandg. d.ufm.itii
carried Ian cidliii to tae furnuie, mid in 1:k
u.i ttieitiifter v;:en Ibey b:td uiei.;.
c,i cit-d ilia ar'.ie t iny tried to ir.'ke u t..
division of l'diker'ii uiiuiy t..are ol
love and loyalty for them bt:i. Hut it us,
ne.irly a tteik utter h:a goi: j; that tfcty m.
ajiiirt for etca day u lime wnt.i t..ty uc.(;:ii
legale ti'ieir expeiiiiH-ntfi. 'J'.ie -ceiii-uu.-!:
was done. It ;;od gi:otly iu l-it-Tiiori'i,
closet, aii bcatat'h u ia a t:r.; uocd
en bo the handlul oi asaes of Ineir irknd.
Ka'.e hid taken poas-eMiKin of t:.e little sen
ay boi, and upon im iio.ri'o niuitlt l s.a i;
,n a iuoe bilvu' jewtl b-i lay lae relic- oi
:ier Iom lu'er.
1 morniiig of the first day after their
renewed ciiuiM to eicaange niessagea ikty
niiH o:t ti,e eaaipua.
"jiid jou eel any message?" aba asked,
lr(Mvna.,( etulantly.
"So," he answered, looking furtively over
bis upturned c.illar; "what was it?"
fi H.-!.ed you to eoaie over,"' her lip raa
treiiiliii'.ig; "queer, T.e never tailed before."
" c .it w.-'jeer." Ti'.cn.r.i'.eran awkward
paa.-e, "1 my, Kate, did yuu ootiee any
tiiir.R while yuu were needing that me'iageJ
"No-o. T.iat ia, not just ti.cn. I had t . at
little Ims of his aght, in my hand when I
said 'nunc over.' 1 don't know where 1 laid
it iifiu n.ud, but 1 can't find it."
T.-cy weie silent for a moment, but be
ft,ie tiity parted ho laid a uervoua hand on
her :eee and laid:
"We'd tiy it again to-night at eight. This
time I'll ser.d tlie message."
"All riii'it," he v!ns,erej, without look
ing at him, und darting into the hall.
Kut wnen they met again neat morning
and he aked hef, hesitatingly:
"Did you get my menage, Kate?" ahe
looked up frightened to hear him call her
"Kaic," and then quickly answered: "No,
Mr. Ilrevoort."
"Did anything odd happen while you
were tending your message?" ahe asked, let
ting hor eyes stray apprehensively over her
pallid face.
"Yea, Miss Caldwell," and he laughed
pitifully with a note of tired mockery in
his vuice. "Yi, a very annoying thing
happened. Just as I had spoken the mes
sage there was a crash in my cituei, and
when 1 looked in the plaster mask cf Parker
was in bits on the floor. I think 1 oiii ic
meuiber hi n well enough to make another
from memory, but t;:e ashes, his ashes, too.
were scattered by the tall. Ily the way. did
you find your little silver box?"
ao,' aha murmured, distrait andJtitini
iter red lip for a minute before she asked:
"W hat was your message r
1 hey were standing in front of 14a lee-
I wire nan now, sua ne watcnea ner saee for
unmiaiess moaieni oeiore ne wnispsrea;
"Can't you guess, Kate?"
"I might, sir," she answered, cotd, "but
I won't."
"Then I'll try again te-nWt,M be wu say
ing, halt querulously, but she turned on her
keel and with a farewell flash in bar browa
Hyrs sharply answered:
No, Mr. Brevoort, no more
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Fortimd Ft. Worth,Omalia,
m Special Kamsj City, Si.
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subject to change
For San Francisco
Bail every t days.
Dally Calamtla Rim 4r00p.ni.
Ex. Sunday Itiame-e. Ex. Sundar
p. m.
Btturday To astorls sod War
10: p. m. Landinga.
4:00 a.m. Wlllaaetta Mm. 4:10 p.m.
Kx. Sunday xi. Sunday
Oregon City, New- .
berg, Saiein, Inda-
Eendenee i Way
endings.
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.Tuts . Thor. kill Sims. - Hon., WsA
and Sat and Fri.
Oreioa aty, Day.
ton, 4k Way Land
ings. :a.ni. WlllaiMtti Elver. 4:p.m.
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and Sat, Portland to Corral- ad Fri.
Us A Way Land
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W. I. Lawrence, Agent,
Biggs, Oregon.
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Big Deal ia Typcv.rUcrs.
AtiHirlan Govpriiiiicnt OrilerH IdiOO -Hmltli
ri'OiiilrrM.
"Vienna, Feb. 7. The greatest
( i , 'i, single purchase of typewriters ever
I 'i made has heen on.lcrcd by the Jfin-
t w. 1 ' ! is try of Justice, which, after three
-v'i ' !?J" months ol exhaustive competitive
v... , ttt, has contracted to equip the
entire ministry witli not less than 1200 Smith Premier typewriters,
supplying every court."
Press Dispatch to Portland Oregonian, February 7.
Portland office Smith Premier Typewriter Co., 122 Third St., I. & M.
ALEXANDER &XO., Agents.
W. T. FOGLE, Agent,
Prineville, Oregon
DEALERS IX
Sonera 7IJ ere hand ise.
SISTERS, OREGON.
Keep on Hand, Sheepmen's Supplies of all kinds.
Rangers and Campers Supplies.
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BKective 12:01 A. 11., September f, IStiiO.
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Surintendent.
O. E. TATI.E,
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Howe, Singer,
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ivfi !-,.it.!Yini7i a hlflt-ksmtth. tv ork tli.it wit shim tliA rni(rh
usae of the farm and road. The best horse:hoehi;7, tlie best
w.U'on work, find the best grnerul repairing can lw had at
CORXETT & ELKIXS'S
A Stock of Farm Machinery always on hanil
I! II
.
Cty Barber Shop.
fPowcll Cyrus, IProprt'oiors.
Joi and Cold fiaths.
ZPrincui'tia. Ore
J, W. BOONE,
Saddles and harness
Maker ot tlie celebrated PRINE
VILLE STOCK SADDLE
t'l'LL LIXE OF
STOCKMEX'S SUPPLIES
Latest improved Ladies' Side
and Stride Saddles, Bits, Spurs,
Angora Clmps, Quirts and Haeka
mores. Write for prices.
Prineville, : : Oregon.
Q. Springer,
nUEEHKH or
"Draft,
Coach and
Carrayc JPoraeJ
Young stallions nd mares,
also a few young teams for
sale.
Haystack Blood Stock laacL
Haystack, Oregon.