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THl'KSPAY. FEBRUARY 5, W03
Kobrrl R. If and Lincoln.
Now York, Jun. 20. Tin- thir-
toonth imnual bnnquot of the con
federate votoruns' ciinip of Now
York, held here , tonight ftt tlio
Waldorf Astoria, was mailt) memor
able by eloquent eulogies of the
monts generally was referred, to
and cordially approved. It in
made clear that tho United States
is not expecting ami is not looking
for trouble, but the administration
is determined to be prepared for
any situation that may ariso.
Secretary Moody announced
great hgures of the eoutli a'"1 1 after the meeting that no con-
north during the civil war, ileter- 0i,bjm, ,j i,etm reached coucern-
Tbe bill creating the county of
Stockman has passed the house
It should be defeated in the sen
ate. Crook and Wasco counties
nlr.nilv been cut up too
much. Every town up there
wants to be a county seat, and the
result is a continual itching for a
new county. Albany Democrat.
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The defense of the American
orniv hv Ueveridcc. when it was
asiuied last Wednesday in the sen
at." hv Tillman and two of hi:
collogues is characteristic of the
man. Broadminded and progress
ive his past record has Im-oii an
enviable one and has shown groat
ability. Excepting Roosevelt, we
believe his career is being watched
by niore thinking Americans than
any other man, and great things
are expected of him, as he is yet
very young. Shortly after the
commencement of hostilities he
made a trip to the Philippine Isl
ands in order to study closely the
conditions as they re.illy existed.
He went to the front with the
boys mingling with and making
himself one of them.' In this way
he spent several weeks, and during
bis stay visited the principal
islands of the archipelago. The
result of his observations has
made him an enthusiastic cham
pion of Uncle Sam's boys in blue,
and his knowledge of conditions
make him a fit person to oppose
the scathing narrow minded in
sults of Tillman and his kind as
well as the childish criticisms of
the venerable Hoar.
mined by men who themselves
had fought it ibe opposing armies. !
Ohas. Krancis Adams of Massachu
setts, a soldier of tho Union, re
sponded to tho toast of ''Robert E.
Ix-o," and Col. Henry Watterson,
a soldier of tho Confederacy, paid
a tribute to tho character of Abra
ham Lincoln. The third toast, to
Jefferson Davis, was responded to
by William Hepburn Russell
formerly of Missouri, but now
commissioner' of accounts of New
York. Adams among other things
said:
"Some day there should stand at
the nation's capital a statute of
Lee."
Luce Describes Williamson.
John C. Luce, the erstwhile poli
tician, now an honest Grant Coun
ty rancher, in a refent letter to the
Grant County News, describes
Congressman-elect J. N. William
son as follows:
"After dinner I had an introduc
tion to Williamson, who, by the
way, seems to be a common, in
telligent man, of the common peo
ple. He smoked an ordinary corn
cob pipe, wore an ordinary suit of
gray clothes, and conducted him
self as a man of intelligence and a
man of affairs. No todyism nor
swell-headed airs were visible. I
found Mr. Williamson well posted
on the character of the lands
withdrawn; he had acted at one
"time as camp tender for bis herds
that ranged over all the bead
waters of Murderer's Creek, Silvies
River, Bear and Canyon Creeks."
Jlr. Clerelana and the Tariff.
Holder's mismke.
I take the following extract
from last weeks Review:
ISro. Fogle's article in last week's
Journal puts us in mind of the party
described in Isaiah, 2lith chapter and
18th verse.
The trouble with Holder is flint
he didn't go far enough and ex
plain that the identical conditions
described in his scriptural citation
were those of bis mother at the
time of his (Holder's) birth.
W. T. Foc.i.k.
Ashwood Gleaninirs.
Krfm the Frosiwctnr.
ing the bids for the first-class battle-ships
Washington and Ten
nessee, which have been under
consideration for several days.
He indicated that a decision might
bo reached soon.
Report of School District No.
from September 1st 1SMJ2, to Janu
ary 27th, UK);!.
Number pupils on register, Boys
7, girls 8. Total 15.
Number cases of pupils dropped,
8; Number cases pupils readmit
ted, S; Number remaining at close
of school, 10; Number school days
taught, 01; Number of holidays, (i;
Total number school days, 100;
Whole number days attendance,
10251; Whole number days ab
sence, lo.SJ; Whole number limes
late, 52; Average- number pupils
belonging, 12.3; Average daily at
tendance, 10.9; Number of visitors,
27. Those present every day dur
ing the last month, Emcrien
Young, Waive Hoover.
Oua AxnitKws,
Teacher.
Notion is hereby given that the
linn and partnership of Willey
and Dee, consisting of Charles M.
Willey and John W, Dee, doing a
general saw mill business on Wil
low Creek, Crook county, Oregon,
has been this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Charles M. Willey
retiring from tho firm. All ac
counts duo said linn will be col
lected and receipted by JohnW.
Dee, and all accounts owing by
said firm will he paid by John W,
Doe.
John W. Doe.
Charles M. Willey.
Dated December 10th, 11)02.
Horses Wanted.
' By far the most important of
these is Tariff reform," declares
Grover Cleveland, giving his views
as to what should be the issues for
the Democrats to espouse. It is
apparent that Mr. Cleveland has a
courage which nothing can daunt.
Most Democrats, made sad by ex
perience, have fought shy of the
Tariff issue. To get rid of it and
if possible to make the people for
get it, they took up free silver, im
peralism, the 'Declaration of Inde
pendence and various other sure
cures for whatever evils might af
flict the eople. They were will
ing, in fact glad, to discuss anv
other topic rather than the Tariff.
. Now Mr. Cleveland calls them
back to the old issue. He advii.es
the party to again advocate "Tariff
reform." The party will lie more
inclined to take to the woods.
Grand Rapids "Herald."
Wade Huston was in town to
day. J. W. Robinson is doing the as
sessment work on his Gold King
claim.
John Knight and his son, Roy,
of Pendleton, arrived in the camp
yesterday.
R. L. Hunt, of the Morning Star,
camp, is spending a few days with
friends at Antelope.
A. Donaldson Selby lias return
ed from a visit to the mines of
Southern Oregon, and will soon go
to work again at the Morning Star.
W. J. Hubbard, of Dayton,
Washington, was in Princville the
latter part of last week, in the in
terest of his suit over the Bannock
mining claim.
Miss Jessie McLcod, who has
been teaching school at Kent, has
accepted a position as teacher in
the Ashwood school. School will
re-open on February 16th.
Work fs progressing nicely at
the Red Jacket mine, and Supt.
James Wood informs us that he is
now taking out some of the best
looking rock yet found on that
property. The shaft is being sunk
on the ledge which was cut by the
tunnel.
John Cunningham had a good
ducking in Trout Creek, last Sun
day morning. Although the water
was high, John had to cross, to get
to where his sheep were, and while
he was fording it, his horse stum
bled and fell, giving him the cold
est bath he has taken in many a
day.
Trout Creek was a roaring tor
rent last Saturday, as a result of
the immense rainfall. Much dam
age was done, amdng other losses
being that of the foot-bridge con
necting the East and West sides of
the town, and which was of in-
estmable convenience to the in
habitants of Eastside. It is to be
hoped that the bridge will soon be
rebuilt.
Vncle Saw Getting Beadf.
Washington, Jan. 30 All the
the members; of the Cabinet were
present at the meeting today.
Secretary Moody having returned
from his brief vacation. , j
The question of nio.-t serious im
portance before the Cabinet relat
ed to Venezuela. The action
taken in Congress for the strength
ening of the coast defense fortifi
cations and the improvement of
the naval and military cstablish-
Ike iTIaronej- l.i'lter.
Antelope (new kounty sect)
Janawary 31.
Mister editor: I seed in yure
last papptir thet u hcv bin givin it
tu my friend Bill bolder purty
hard abowt the new kounty. now
i think thet is reel menefur tow du
fur bill is a gud feller, mo an bill
lies bin wurkin (our frens) tu
gwther fur a long time an i doant
like tu see him abuzed. we both
want the new kounty an wo both
expect tu get it an then we will
work fur ofis. ef bill kant git olis
in tliet kownty he will cum intu
this one and wurk fur Asbwud for
the kownty seot and he will git
votes fur it. ma an bill oanes a
intrust in a salune beer and we
hev a pul Ime glad bill is gittin to
be sich a promnent man in ure
kownty fer he is awful smart, but
he doant men'e ennyfliing by it
bill is gud man if biz close doant
fit jest right, bill iz jest like a fox
the sect uf his pantB draggs hi
trax out, sose he kant be kaught.
Me an bill is in tugether an we
mene tu run the hiznes of thet
kowntynex elexshun." bill iz wun
un the best orgun izers thet evur
went to jale. he orgun ized the
society uv publick chare warmers
uv shurmen kownty an sense he is
gon tn Prinvil he kant qwit the
habut. now doant be tu bard on
bill, he meens wel, but he kunt
help it it is hear iditury.
Ike Maho.nkv.
The iil.l reliable linn, the Seattle Auction
unit Suit Nluliltis, hicoriKirikti-tl, which
hold Hfvoia! "ah every duy mul nvultir
weekly mictloim vrry Friday, rroelve norm's,
1 to 1(H) I'll Ot'lfih'tOlli'tlt Htl'l ftilvAtlttt all
hipiiiuir etuuxws unit srll on CniiiniiHNiim, or i
will liny your hnmes outright. U you. huve
any mmilwr of horse you with tu tliioM uf
at the Seattle Market price, no mutter how
far you am from the city wrltolu full ile
crll'tloin ami we will let you know what the
lirbt'jt are and how they aie aelliim. All'
corrmitomii'iiee promptly aimwi'tt-d.
X. 'I'. Jdi.i.o : t, MkT.
M. J. Wai.kkh, Auct.
1J13 Western Ave.Seiittlr, WaahitiKton,
Real Estate for Sale
KOI! SAI.K-A two torv dwelling with
ham anil outhoUHei. in the city of 1'iioewllc.
This properly i well aitoatetl and i covere.1
l.y urination, it covert ime-ioiuiii oi a iuih-k
aitd if "lie of the liest rt-Milence lovatlona ill
the thwn. t'riue reimonal'le
JOlKXAI, HKAL KSTATK AlihN'CY.
All For $3000.
I have a ruiu-h coiHitinK of loi nere
three miles north of A-diwuod, IS in-res of
a I fit I fa and :0 acres ufuruin land, with K'HmI
new lioue and Imrn. Fine ytiunK orchard
in ImiriliK. M) lu-ild of yotlnK cuttle. iri
head of at'-or. lit heifers, mid oue'short
horn hull: all two yearn old next apriiiK.
l'leiitv of feed and puture. 1011 ilerea itf
much unilcr fence. This runcli is only one
mile north of the urt-!"U Kin mine.
Cull on or nddrcss, J. (!. l'oindeiter
Ashwood, lln-Koii.
9
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missal
too suffer from my of the V
liu oi men. coom to in oiatu
ftpeculia M th Ptoc Gftut,
DU. JORDAN A 00.,
I rift I Uirti. SL Eil d ISBZ.
Young mu and nldtle 4
aired men who irnulinn
from trie cfTccU of youthful tnducretwiw or ax
mwi in nuhirer yrt. Nervoui l'hyciil
lbiirt.lnipU'a'j.lt Mnbol
in ill itsromHiratiotu; Mpermulorrhcrs.
PrtMlalorrbtr. (.nnorrb,
rreiitrrj of l'rtlle, . X
Cotnbinatiuii of remeiiietv, of gn curative pnw
er, the Doctor tuu m jranRJ hi trrtmit
thai it will Ml only afford immediate relief but
permanent cur. The Doctor does not claim to
perform miraclee, but U well-known to t Hair
nd tqiure Fhyiician and Surgeon , pre-emiiienl
in liii oHil(y of Jlen.
NT plil lie thnrmiMttenullcetMllloaiUia
iyiU'ra wltlioHtuntiiK nvrrur;
KVERV MAM ar,lvli. to w will re
ceive mir himett oirinian of hie romplnltit. ,
W vill Guarantee a ItiBJ 71 VKVVHK
every coj we vtvlertake, or forfeit One
ThoaM&n4 Iollnrs.
Conitiltatioo fKKK and Itrlclly private.
CHAH0K3 VERY liSASONAHLX. Treat
tnent pewonaHy or by letter. Send for h,
"The Fiillosophy of HarrU;e,
free, (A vaJuebla book for men.)
4 Great MuftMim of Anatomy
world. Come and kern bow wonderfully you
ere made; how to avoid icltaew and dWe.
We are continually adrline new eittwmcni.
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Respectfully,
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Drills, Stationery nntl House Funiisliin Oootls
TO OLD COURT HOUSE STABLE
W. If. SMITH, l'mpriilor
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
SiH'oinl attention M to tninior!iiig imn-i'iigiTH
to mm iroin niiaiiiKu, iinu iiikihk juirurx u um 'i"'-
woodn or clsowlioro.
Prlnevillo,
g w'lornm ri'iifonulilo.
Oregon
N. A. Tye and
i Goods at a 25 per cent.
Discount
They have a Ui Consignment of New
Goods coming and must make room
for them. Call around and take ad
vantage of this Sacrifice Sale.
RED FRONT BAZAAR
A. TYE & BROS., Props. Reliable Merchants
I
mtic Clubaol Mori torn. Oblo.
"I druded Iht dungc of lilt which
wu fut tpproKhlng. I noticed WlM
of Cwdui, nd decided to try a bot
tle. I experienced tome relief the
first month, 10 I kept on Uking It for
three months end now I menitnuU
with no pain and I itull tike H off end
on now until I hive piued thcclimu."
Female weaknem, disordered
menses, falling of the womb anil
ovarian troubles do not wear off.
They follow awoman totheuhanjre
of I ife. Do not wait but take YV ine
of Cardui now and avoid the trou
ble. Wine of Cardui never fails
to benefit a suffering woman of
any age. Wine of I ardui relieved
Sirs. Webb when she was in dan
ger. When you come to the chanie
of life Mrs. Webb's letter will
mean more to you than it does
now. But you may now avoiu me
suffering she endured. Kruggists
sell II bottles of Wine of Cardui.
Our Guarantee
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No Man wants to buy an Ar
ticle without being assured of
its worth. Our choicest gar
ments bear this trade mark.
We know of no better or surer
guaranty of splendid tailoring
skill or better style than
the K. N. & F. garments.
SIMPSON G WILSON