Crook County journal., March 26, 1903, Image 4

Crook County Journal.
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THURSDAY, MAHCH l'.3.
News comes from Grants l'ass
that Carnegie has promised that
place loOOO for a public library,
provided that f'OO he supplied an
nually for its maintenance. , The
latter amount has been raised and
a committee of business men have
the matter well in hand. A pub
lic library is indeed a medium of
much good, and no town makes .
mistake in providing one for the
use of its inhabitants.
The Journal is. the recipient of
many congratulations upon its
character as a country weekly and
the praise conies from people who
know what constitutes a good read
able paper. We are glad to know
that our paper pleases, and take
the fact that bo names have been
added to our list in the last two
months as an index from which to
judge. This counts a good deal
we believe, as the additions have
been made during a prize contest
by our opposition. The prize, a
piano, carries considerable value
itself, and when good substantial
people pass it by and come in and
subscribe for our sheet it takes the
form of encouragement to us and
makes us try for a better paper.
In the future as in the past,
the Journal will le found standing
loyally for Prineville and Crook
County's interests, and in so doing
we do not mean to slight one 'per
son but we do mean to accord fair
treatment to evervindividual.
t'rock' Taipayer
Following is a list of Crook t '.unity's
lieavit-et tuxpayers.anil the amounts paid
ly them into the shorill's office.
Wm .Wains UH Mi
Haling 1'reede W o7
Allen A Lafollett . I'al
Jacob Kas-er 1-- sj
B Allen 71 7:1
Til Laf.lllett 11'-' i
I. V Bailey IU :'.
( ,as I.i-u-r '"J
T M Ilal iivin 114 ii
Iluuli l.i-ter Ik- :A
Ilrannail Bros . .
1. S l.oKan
Clitts' lielmnl
I. vie A- llroun
K l : liolter
A K Mackintosh
I"" H."i
r.a .vi
17" sS
J'j iu
W '-V Drown 7111 7-
A L Mackintosh 1W :;i
11 Is .(: L Co ziix s.-
Mays & Son 173 21'.
J li Cartwrijriit 'JOU 10
Grant Mays 1.10 0!
Vince Cirttle.... 1.13 7a
3 F Morris i: ,v,
J Y Combs estate
113 il',
Morrow & Kecnan 4o:i 70
James Connelly nil sl
Morris tt Julian .Vi
W C Conjileton nm fj
CSCowels' 'jvi
'i.Vi a
McLennan llros
BMwell Cram
C McPherson
un si
2W 37
l.'il 53
ji a voce
Haniil J Ntwsome 174 i
Klkins & KiriK
A J Noble 339 12
Fastern Oregon Lam! Co..
GeoW Noble
Frank Forest
I'll 11
307 72
li X5
M CNye..
-Si Ii7
C Friend estate jji
T J Powell
Fuller Co
Friday & Co
W H Fuller
Y L A' W Co
Will Foster estate
Frineville Land A Linstock Co. ,
Cilclirist llros
E Key
A Haekleinan
Mrs Martha Treichel
'J'S Hamilton
0 L Haoinoii
Simpson, Wilson I'o
S It Sluyt.iii
J I, Kinirli
K H Spaiks
Hit wart A: Co
8 S'Stearns
as in
1L! 11
114 :)7 .
H-l 7o
!)77 li
2O0 Is
:'.' Is
21,7 Mi
Mi :jj
Illl 42
l'-7 1 1
117 51
225 ll
C Ham Piuith , , l.vi oj
W. F. Taylor.,
(ieo, Yv". Wiley
107 n;
174
Wiinovcllor ,t Thiinioii SOS
Wwffliit Hover 1TI Si
WUIilllllSOII llt'stllT .
aim m
4M In
, 117 M
A. W. Wrialit
jlYmsIl !!w
A. ill
l'ti.;s. AUscliul. .'
The dl-il innonnt to be ciillt'iiivl on In-1 1
yt,is as-i ssmi'iits was HU-S---I ill a MN
ol'L'.'1, mills, of wliii'li J.'i'i.STil.Tli Ids Ik'iii
l;U.i, U-.iviii,." tiauimv W Ni,'i7..vt, still to
Iv pai.l. l-'iom March 1 to Jlinvli ll.th
.'iill.i.'i v:ls t;ii.l ililo tin' Ui'l'llV's otln'O
.onl ;t ivktti- ol' $!'''! Tl ;:!!oit um'uHn
to ho onU r ol' tho I'ouitlv Court.
l.oi nl .Itt'iittoll,
Oliver Powell, of McKay, was in the
city .Monday.
''Cap" Cuniett came in Monday
from a trip to liiivns. ami way tioinlJ.
li. It. Kease, of Lava, was a Prine
ville visitor Monday.
Wm. Holder arrived home Tuesday
evening from u tri; to Portland,
John tiibson, of Post, was in our
city Monday on limber business.
John Poinde.xter, of Camas, W
ington, left on Tuesday's stage
asli
for borne.
James Ih'er and wife were iu
the city Wednesday from their ranch
on I'pner Ocboco.
Rev, H. C. Clark will preach at
Culver Sunday, March 2'Jth at 11
o'clock and in the evening.
Bruce liray, whose illness was an
nounced iu last week's Journal is, we
aie gli.d to say, rapidly recovering.
Dr. W. W Taggart the acting editor
of the Hevicw made a business trip to
the Post country the first of the week.
J. X. liuliiford. of Pendleton, ar
rived in Prineville Tuesday for a busi
ness stay of some length in our city.
Charley Don sient the first of the
week in Piineville on his way from
Silver Lake to Antelope.
John Walking, of the Ochocn coun
try, has rented the city property of
Mrs. Tcthro, and intends moving his
family in this week.
S. F. King was down from Paulina
the first of the week. He reports stock
conditions rapidly improving and
every one in a happy frame of mind.
Special meetings at Sisters school-
house next week commencing Mon
day night March 30, will beconduc ed
by Rev. H. C. Clark and Robt. Hotch
kiss. In the suit of R. L. Sabin vs. J. K
CampW'll & Co. to recover money,
which was tried in the County Court
Tuesday, a verdict was given the
plaintiff for :',01.43.
Messrs. King and Hunter, of Uend,
were Prineville visitors Tuesday re
turning home Wednesday. They are
engaged in the timber business, which
they report good.
The dog poisoner has made his ap-
peaiauce in Lakeview and Klamath ;
Falls. Let us hope that he is the
same individual who scattered tbei
poisoned meat in otir city a fen weeks
L. Comini proprietor of li'
Comini Marble Works at The Dalles
arrived in the city last Thursday for
i 1 a three weeks' visit with iris family.
While here Mr. Comini will also take
orders (or his business at The Dalles.
The great Oak-Kasel sent by Strao. s
Bros., of Chicago, containing 500 sam
ples for men's lino tailoring can now
be seen at the store of Salomon, John
son & Co.
Dr. E. O. Hyde intends moving to
the office recently vacated by Dr.
Rosenberg. The office he no occu
pies will be used bv a Mrs, MeTaggart
-oith Dakota, who intends putting
in a millinery store in the near future.
Among the reports of discovered of
different mineral deposits in the Su
plee country, we received one con
cerning a vinegar mine. Since learn
ing of iis being a hoax, we are soured
on our informant.
Mrs. Sus!e Slayton, the miliiie',
left last Thursday for Portland where
she goes to trim and study late milli
nery designs in the up-to-date-hou e
of Lowengarts. She intends bringing
back a line line of spring furnishings
for lipr roanv piitOnmprg.
Knox Htm on, ex-county surveyor
is prepared to furnish information to
intending homeseekeis, as to the best
locations inoursection. Mr. Huston''
17s .QjUutics as county surveyor enabled loin
lu"j 1 2 1 to learn the choice homcst ad lor-a-
lions, an I be will gladly correspond
with anyone intending to locate in
our county.
J. W. Howard, the Silver l.ak slock
man, returned to the Falls Tuesday
evening after a two months visit in
San Francisco and other California
points. Ho came, tip hum Montague
by private convcyenee. and was ac
companied by Mis. T.J. Honly who
has been visitinjr i er daucbter Mrs.
0. II. llardibargc', iu San Francisco, I
Klamat i Kails K.tp ers.
Dr. Iiosonbeiv moved his, oll'ue
Mo nlay lo he building iveenjly com
oletcil (or himself ami Dr. il. C!.uk.
ihedoiuisi, nest illamw' Hall. vTia
new oil'ieo is a beauty, up lo (hue am
is a great improvement coor bis foi
uier iii.uteis. Dr. Clark's olhYo at'
joining is also comploU-d and will I e
occupied by him foi the summer, com
mencing sonic time during ihe fust
part of April. , "
II. A. Clemens and wife of Portland
arrived in our city Tuesday, and e.
poet to nuke Pri icvillo their future
home. Mr. t leinens is un experl
pti liter and conies to take charge ol
the Review's Mechanical depart nient.
The Journal extends a co'dial wel
come to Mr. and Mrs. Oh mens and
feel sure that Ibey will like our city.
Sunbeam Lodge, No. oil, ate
plaijning a good time for Tuesday
evening, April "lli. This is the an
niversary ol the local lodge ami it
will be fittingly commemorated at
this time. A program is being
prepared, while refreshnienls for
which the Degree ladies are noted
will also figure prominently in the
evening's entertainment, w hich is
intended for the members and
'their families. Especial attention
will be paid tljo little folks on this
occasion.
Lost.
Five pure blood Hereford heifers
branded with a diamond un the
right hip. They did have a metal
tag in left ear, which may or may
not be lost. Twenty dollars each
will be paid for ' their delivery nt
the Itonneyview stock ranch on
I'pper Crooked river, or writing J.
II. ti ray, Prineville, Oregon.
Stuck Ktilen.
John Wntklus reports the salo ol 2i
head of his cattle. The two year old
heifers and dry milch cows brought
if 25 while he received $18 for yearlings.
He sold to White 4 Yeater.
E. T. Slayton started Wednesday
for Shiiniko with a band of 150 beef
cattle, which he recently contracted
to sell to the Columbia Packing Com
pany of The Dalles. These cattle arc
a No. 1 and bring Mr. Slayton $-1.50
delivered at Shnniko.
1. W. Spears, of McKay creek left
Tuesday with a band of 75 beef cattle,
which he also delivers at Shnniko.
The buyer and price we were unable
to learn.
SI I Hi: ATTACK OK I. Illl".
CurrU t) One Biilllc uf fiintiitter-
luiii' Con ir li Itemed v-
"When I had on ntlack of the grip
la t w inter (the second one) I actually
cureiinyself with one bottle of Cham
be lains Cough Remedy," says Flank
W. Perry, Editor of the F.iiterprise,
SJioi tsville, X, Y. ''This is the honest
truth. 1 at times kept fiom coughing
myself to pieces by taking a teaspoon
fid of this remedy, and when the
coughing spell would come on at
night f would take a dose and it seem
ed that in the briefest interval the
cough would pass off and I would go
to sleep perfectly free from cough and
its accompanying pains. To say that
the remedy acted as a most agreeable
surprise is putting it veiy mildly. I
br,d no idea that it would or could
knock out the grip, Simply because
I had never tried it for such A pur
pose, but it did, and it seemed with
the second attack of coughing the
remedy earned it to not only be of less
duration, but the pain i were far less
severe, and I had not used the con
tents of one bottle before Mr. (irip
had bi I me adieu. "For sale by A 'ma
son & Win nek Co.
There is a large number of ol I
men in the senate. I'nttua is the
oldest, nt 2; Morgan, from the
same state, is 711; Hawley and
Piatt, both of Connecticut, are 77
ami 70 rese(-tivcly; Hoar and Bale
are each 77, Stewart 75, Allison ' 4
Teller, Gibson and Culloni 7? (as
are Vest and Jones of Nevada, re
tired); Proctor and Frye 72, and
Quay and Piatt of New, York 70. .
It is rumored that Mr. C'arne; t
has given a million dollars o
Princeton university. Mr. Car
negie's benefactions are becomi: g
so numerous that it is impossible
to keep track of them.
, Iu the Circuit Ciairt of the Slate of
Oregon for Crook County,
Hen. W, llariies, PIllV.)
v K. y
Alien Henry, Dell.)
T.I Allen llclirv the aluivo lomod
Defendant.
IN T UK NAM K UK Til 10 KT TC
OK ORUtiON.
Yoil lire llei-eliv .,.oi!...,l I., I,-
and answer Hie complaint ol the
move oilmen 1'liiiulill in Ihe above
mlitled eotiil on or before the I'.lh
lay ol M ,y A. D. P.HKI, and you are
Hereby untitled I hut il you (ail so to
ippearuiid answer that the Plaintiff
will lake a judgement us pr.iyul (or in
his complaint. That is to' s y; I, r
i judg cut (or the sum olif'llHl Utl
principal mid (or the further sum ol
tfU'w lM illtlesl Ihcivon no.l 1 1,
costs and disbursineuls of this action.
This summons is published iu t! e
Crook i ounty Journal a weekly paper
published at Prineville, Crook County
Oregon, by order of the Hon. W. A
Ho Ub, County .Indue of said county,
Said order was made at Chainls'i'V
at Prineville, Crook Countv, Oregon,
March 'J5th A. D. IIHIII.
(I. W. IIaiinks,,'
Attorney for Plaint iff,
u lit mans.
In the Circuit Court of the state of
Oregon for Crook county.
Coo. W. Ilarnes, plltV. )
vs.
The Ocboco Hold Mining Co. dclt.l
To the Oehoco tiold Milling Com
pany the above named D-'fettdant.
IN Til K NAME OF Til 10 STATE
OF OU.liON.
You arc hcehv reipiind to appear
titul answer the complaint ill the
above named Plaintiff in the above
ill it Utl eo'.rt on or before the 0th
dav of Mav, A. D. PHIIl, and vou are
hereby not ifietl that if you fail to up.
pear aid answer that the Plaintiff
will take a' judecincut as prayed for
in his complaint. That is lo say, for
a judgement for the sum of $S0O pnn-
pal iik'I for the lurlhcr sum of if'ioli
intrest thereon, an I for the costs unit
disbursmenls of the notion.
This Summons is published iu the
Crook County Journal, a weekly
paper published at Frineville, Crook
County, Oregon, by older of Hon. YV.
A. llooth, I ounty Judge of said
conulv.
Said order was iiiiule nt Chambers,
at Prineville Crook I'ouutv, Oreeoii.
March 25i h, A. D. 100:1.
li. W. It.MINM.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Lujnber $lO Per M.
After January 1, 10011, we will
sell lumber at our mill on the
Ochoco for $10 per M.
Hawkins linos.
A W onitrrf ill lUinvrrv.
One of our leading western phy
sicians on being interrogated as to
what he regarded as the best rem-
ly for all diseases that the human
llesh is heir to, and what is the
best preventive promptly replied,
rtlanil Club whiskey, as I know
it is a pure bourbon, well matured,
mil aged in wood for sale by all
first class deali rs.
We have a teiianl for a I.- rm
from 1 ill I f lilt) acres. Aicono
having suc h a place would do well
to call at this ollii e.
Jiii.iin.m. I!km, I'.Vi.ui: Ahum v.
A Curo for Lumbiw.
W. C. Wi'liainsoii, of Amherst, Vu.,
savs: ' 1'nr nine than a venr 1 snller-
il from lumbago. I finally tried
'hnuihcrhiin's Pain It. dm and it gave
me entire relief, which all other ioi-
dics bad failed to do." Sold by all
ilruggisls.
Here is the great Oak-
Easel now on display at
our store, It contains the
line of beautiful new spring
tailoring samples siiit us by
STRAUSS BROS.. Chicago
Good Tllor for 26 Years
The Oak-Easel is. the
connecting link between the
tailor and (he faultlessly fin
ished garments which give
you so much pleasure to
wear. It's really a lesson
in good clothes buying to
see this great collection
of tailoring novelties.
Price low and .tisfao
tlon a.bo1utely fi&f
1 antoed. Ca.ll toon.
THE SIGH Or Il y
600D TAILORING Bj
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The
Bee
Hive
Ladies-4
before being litteil for a new spring dress Come here audi
will sell you one of the Nicest anil best Wearing Coisets in
the Market, I am continually adoing to thin line lis I inn
sole agent here ami (jet iny Corsets direct from the Kactory
in Detroit Michigan. Prices the lowest,
Groceries
(Iroeery's Idled up, I can give you anything in canned
goods, Coffee, Teas, Sugar, lleaiis, dried Kruits and )on,t for
get that I carry home cured Mams, Hucon, I.ar.l and Shoulder
I. Michel, Prop.
ADAMSON & WINNEK CO.
Ineorponiled 1S!I!I. .
Drills, Stafioiicry ami House Vnrnisliini; (iootl.s
OLD GOURT
W, II. SMITH, Proprietor
I
Livery, Feed
SiK-cial attention paid to
to ami from Shnniko, and
woods or elsewhere.
Prineville,
UamuVVVWWVW
1 N. A. , Tye and
.mUU1CGoodsata25 per cent.
y Discount g
Tlicv have a Jin Clonsiiuncnt of New a
' (loods comiiin anil must make room V
I for them. Call around and take ail- 0
! vantage of this Saeriliee Sale. g
: ' RED FRONT BAZAAR
A. TYE & likO.S., I'rops. Reliable Mercliuntn
Prineville IVIeat
IViarket
V. II, IIOAK, l'HOl',
ISTcw Shop and is Ui)-to-dat(3 and Clean
Grinding vour teeth on tough beefsteak is certainly
annoying Imt have you tried ours?
Out lIeats are Sslected
by careful judges anil we use every endeavor to fur
nish none hut what is fresh, tender and nutritious.
NEXT DOOR TO liONNnT'S
The Superior
Washing iVlachme
Tlie attention of the public is called to (hi- fact that the SITKK
IOK WASHING MACH INK is, like its mime, superior iu all all res
pects to any other on the market. For practical proof of which we
will come to your house and superintend your washing
FREE OF CHARGE
flie washer can be found already in many hon es in ( rook county
and is giving entire satisfaction. V have agenls in ihe var'ous set
tleiuents in this county who will show the meiils of the w: slier o
parties interested may Bend orders to me at liny Crude, Oregon, ,
H. G. Kibbee, General Ag't for Crook Co
The Place
To Save
Money
HOUSE STABLE
and Sale Stable
transporting passengers
taking parties to the pine
4f Terms reasonable.
Oregon