Crook County journal., March 26, 1903, Image 6

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ARTHUR AND JAMES.
BY BARRY PAIS.
Arthur Wilberforce Softm wu t boy
with ilrAight, black hair, Dlvtuing ex
predion, snd spectacles with round (tlnsffi.
Seen with the ninlight on thtwe glatws, he
looked like a cross between a rat and a
motor Vr. All the raine, he was a good
boy, Hii last schoftl report raid: "Very
good. Always attentive and industrious.
Has won the conduct prue."
Arthur Wilberforce Soamea procured
this report, had it framed nUy, and hung
it up by his bcdfide.
"Uh, Arthur!" said hn Aunt Amtha, "I
am afraid this it vanity,"
"I've just put it there,' said the boy, "to
remind myself how much more kmdly my
dear n. era have spoken of me than 1 have
pTer deserved, and to stimulate me to fresh
efforts." l
He also decorated his room with a photo
graph of himself as a choir boy. in a sur
piice, with hi spectacle off and the whites
of his eyes uhowir.g c insideiab'y. He had
a bojlistiifli whi.-h was entirely devoted to
those volume which had !icu mwinuJ to
him as prizes tor pure u:iriiiutii:g ipuli.os.
"It tii.it ilcar h..v is spa rid u Kr.ii his
Aunt Aj.atia, "he w:H bean an- .bishop.''
Hut it u ;i g.u'd ;i.;vt:h r$i i:
you s:vc a d, p a co td name ynu tiy as ell
haiijj him. Arthur U i:i eitoicc S'onirs hid
a very pood r.amc ii';Jied. and a m.ii;;.k' lite
befell hi,n. He had t.uc. tie tainl ..iivAe
of fciiowi; g pis p!e n ' at l.e c i: o no wv.t n .c
liliei: he ;.ad pivviid a u.i'.k vv. ue Li,!,
grour.d on w!5if!i tl.e "ic-t ciror s nvi i!
up dtad b!a:k. ,Ari;;:tr i.be; u-rre So.inu
required tiut hesioi.ld s:::r:lc r.nd si'.rpri-r,
and be received witii i n: :.n.-.iiiu; and ail tie
got wa a pr.tle approval.
lie ri'nJi'cd hi cit.'rt. lie went in for
extra-sptTiai, htg',i-prt,-;ire siHKit'cw, witn
the f.;t't'y-v,i:vc crtvctt down, lie lo.tk to
fen ;.vir g 'i-.i chociai! ms opt':ir ard iftcii
tat:uusi, until they resented it. lies; cut a
holiday ir. ctni:i:i;:i: to it.-.;:io:y vj..ni
tarily b hymn of extvptio:;al hrp.h. lre
said t!iat i.c warded to be a nufti .-vaix. He
gave his jk.tlvt t..umy to Itnira Winn
ever he unikl Ik wire of an audience. He
wore him tif out in his efforts to tind nov
elties in puodncss.
Xow Art had a brother called James,
who was arriVy, unpunetual and uninten
tional. It. ii:e was a hr.p n.;: of ixws,
and he nen-r hut ice !ain;ei :dii hi-w .q
had gut t:o '.rem. The Uauiinil err.r.;v'c
of his brot'f'.'r .Artht:r had Ken held rp :o
him in win, thoix'i Arthur ihorovMy
enjoyed it. l'ir.ally. it er mod ; 'o ;'.i):u.d ;o
expert t!:at ?o hu a boy a J.irrc- s'.cjY.
even atteTpt to be as good as A?t;mr, nr.d
the prauiec dropjtd. Arthur threw out
hints that .I ur.es wautedanKt:e! io go by, if
only a by gv-d enough could be fourd.
One diy w tq Art.'.nr had been vain'iv
fishir.j for s'i 'Ie nrimiratim, auc was ii cl
ing jwiriicii'.iriy ccjec'wl, .liin:es ha; rer.ed
to come ai. Krcn pu:t .a.ivei'ter.ci tor no
boy could ha-s been more unin'e:tioral
than .Tame? he had not been w'.iacked for
a wli mumh. Either he tad not grvrn
the cc"ai'-i. f". whic.a is mr-e prohioV,
chanee had hindered the detc tion of the
CMC-usion. He rrentiored 1tm re an one nf
ti;o--e -reT incidence t:it might happen
to aro'bcd.r t! an with any ieta of b-n-tijip.
A tccne ci warmest enthusiasm folic fled:
T'cy pr!-- of Jamed as if he were a hero
and a saint: they mave Jan;es a shiliirs;
laey eaid Jurrtes miglit ktep a do; they
promised to take Jaaiea to the pantomime
at Christmas.
Aunt Agatha said it was one of the hap-
irst days in her life. Arthur could en
dure it no longer; he retired from the
He broke into a violent passion and a
neighbor's orchard. His methods with
orchards were, from a tela! want cf exreri
ince, so elementary i.hat he was detected at
or.ee. He pleaded that, owi: to hip short
f:ght, he had nistaken the orchard for a
c.urch. An ordinarily bad lie vould have
been believed, o perf'.ct was Arthur Wil
Lcrfarc'fl previous character; but tltw was
tuo mor.umcrrtal. It made een the mild
Aunt -Agatha arca::c. In justice to Ar
thur, it shcu'd he added, that he learned to
tell very mifh berterlieslattron. You can
net, c.pec:aHy :: handicapped by a saintly
nature, ei;cc-t to bec.-xe a finished criminal
in a moment. Xemo repen:e turpijimua
fit. Or, as has been well observed, Rome
was not built in a dny.
Kor a month Arthur Wilberforce Soamea
as bad as he could possibly be. It was
;;-dnt his nature, and, consequentr', he
owed no originality; he imitated slavish -the
badness of the worst boys he knew
c of whom he had read. He became the
, -pair of hi parent?, the mce of hi seinjol
: .i the; terror of his ne'g ilKirhood, ar.d
. : object of interest to the polite. By this
:', he had go; the fcadctr-ound as black
i it could be. and thought, he would see
; on- a little white wotdd show up on it. He
:ime good opsin, ar.d the change brought
i: applause. sffer-ti(,r.. r.nd presents, all of
.i: h he thoroua-iiy cr.jnyed. He now lives
-"Tnk-; when his .saintliness is not mak-
. : i.s proper effect h? puts in a little black
-Ig-our.d. And the moral of th; is that
: ';r; would be more virtue in the world if
c;:iy we could show more sustained enthuai
ac n ior it. Black and White, London.
President Stern.
M. T. Pteyn, late president of the Orange
Y. ( e State and general in the Boer army,
i profestior.iil!)- a Iwrristt-r at law. lirensed
10 practice in the court cf London. He ii
a r:ative of the Frte Sttc, navirg been born
at W'inburg October 1. ISO", fli mother
wai a daughter of Commandant Wee!a,
famout in the hittcy of tr.e B;-er army.
Hi education wai nc ::ed at firey college,
Uioomiontein, at Wed!e. Holland, and
h(f la-' education at inr.er Temple, Iyr.don.
Prcvi-jui to hi inaugural ion as president of
i .e Orange Free State on March i, 18W, be
1 ad served his country in the capacity of
ttate attorney in second puune judge
ly-lf3 and fir si puisne judge 1&3-96.
SoMethlns Xleer,
"That duck wai 6ne," laid the enthun
astic patron. "1 can't imagine anything
more acceptable than a nice little oanvat
back." "UnleM," replied the proprietor
of the restaurant, "it'i a nice big green
back." Phdadeiphia Record.
Doti Thli Neii Yoof
Do yofc annoy people who art willing to
let you alone? Many people do it. Look
yourself over. Atchuon Globe.
Merer To-D7.
It ia uaually to-morrow that all remark
able things are expected to happen, Cbi
cagu Daily News.
More Trtrth Tbti Poetrr.
Somehow, the leu a man care for men'i
opinions the more men care for his. Well
spring. It Has To. "Remember, my boy," said
the t't'ntle tage, "that tne worm will turn
at la-;." "It ha to, mister," answered the
open-faced youth with the fishing pole over
bis shoulder. "It has to, or else it won't fit
the hook." Baltimore American. ,
Deputy Stock Inspectors.
Notice ts hereby Riven that I hve
appointed the followinK named pornonn
deputy wiwk niapectort;
J. P. CarlwriKiit,
Hay Crai'k
Sam Hamilton
Aaitwoo'l.
K. Sparks,
A. Morrow,
F. M, Smith
Hoacoe Knox,
T. C. Swain,
J, S. Uofjue,
Alex Melntiwh,
J, P. YatiHdUte-n,
l", S. Cowlee,
Joe H inkle,
Ilnyatnck.
IVnlni-v.
IW
Hoar Cfek
Holland,
Hunt in
Hay Creek.
Hay Crook
Stock Inspector Crook Countv.
Mnto Treaurcra Seventh Nolle.
Tn-iisury Department, State of
Oregon.
Salt ni, February 2.", 11)03.
Notice ifl horebv civen that there
are funds in tho Treasury with
which to redeem all outatuiulinj:
State warrants drawn on the State
vtitp Bounty and Bounty Funds.
en orsed ' Presented and nut paid
for the want of Funds" prior to
this date. All such warrants, if
properly endorsed, will be paid up
on presentation at thisoilice, inter
est thereon ceasing from ami after
this date.
CIIAS. S. MOORK,
State Treasurer.
Application for l.lquor l,lceitNO,
To tho C-uiity Court for Crook County,
State of Oregon:
We, the undersigned lejral voters of
AshwHl Precinct, County of Crvmk,
St-ite of Oregon, respectfully pe
titioii this Honorable Court to grant a 11
crie to H?nton A G niter to sell spirituouj",
malt and vinous lttpiort, in quantities less
than a gaUmi, in AhwiKKl Pree'inct, CrtHtk
Cumty. lregtn, fnr a peripl of six mouthH
from und after the 8 Jay of May lisW.
F. LehriHAii Frank Put man
Jack Itroguu T. L.Chihlers
W114. Kin? Iohn Knight
Hoiimr Iewis August i.eir
William II, Iok A. A t'urlia
J. (i. l'oinilexter K. 1). Gonson
Milo Wood Klmer H, Knight
liob Romero (i. Itru.Hkett
Pan Kvans W. D, Walker
M. L. Barney Charle.t D, Swan son
ii Ii. Heath W. H. Huston
A.J. Black C. F. Hamilton
A I Shenili J. M. Grater
J. L. BretHling N. Doruiife
Oeo. J. Kibehn Glen Grater
F. Sbamleau t'lias. Brown
Joe Toothnnm L. W. Tomlinson
Frank Doiik. R. F. Berrymun
.1. V. Urogan Alex McCarthy
C. n. Duncan C. D. Gay
Asher McColIum J. S. Bice
A. W. White J. H.Okelly
K. A. Ruiubdph Hugh Sweeney
Lester Bryan Chas. O. Sturgcss
V S. McCurkle C. P, Maufin
S. S. Black L. K. Duruoul
J. F. Cuuningluim K. I). Huston
B. G. Clark K- K, Finuell
F. 1.. Anderson John Wi.-hatt
Frank Bute-sin K. G. Clark
t ar.ett McCoMuru
Mate of Oregon
f Si' 1
( ounty of Crook ) '
Notice is hereby given that the under
finned will present the above petition for a
Ih'L'ii'fto yell spirituous, malt and vinous
liquors in quantities less than one gallon
in Ash wood Precinct, Crook countv, Ore-
j gnu for n jwriod of six month from and
I lifter May !i, UrtM, to the Honorable County
Court on May (J, 19 XX
liEXTOX & (iltATKIt.
Horses Wanted.
1 The 11 Id reliable firm, the Seattle Auction
iliid Sales Stables. Incorporated, which
hold special sales every dy and regular
weekly auctiona every Friday, leccive horse.
1 1 1 100 on consignment and advance nil
I Mhippin charges and sell cm CtrMinitniun, or
t will buy your horsea nut right. If you have
any number .d horses you wih tn dipode of
at the Seattle Market price, no matter how
far you are fr xn the city write m full de
BcHptioiM and we will let you know what the
imefrare and how they are nulling. AH
cmftimiidence promptly aiiHwered.
X. T. JotUKiK, Mgr.
M. J. Walkeb, Auct.
1:'12 Western Ave., Seattle, Wankinton.
NOTICK FOR rUBUCATIOX,
Lasu Officic at The Imllks, (tamos,
Februaty Ki, IflUX
Notice in hereby given that the following
named nettler have filed notice of intention
to make final proof in nupportof their claims,
and thai s-id prKif will be made before J. J.
Smith, County Clerk, at Prineville, Oregon,
-n Friday, Apr, 3, 1!'3, viz:
Warren Brown of Ilavatack, Grugon, on
homestead application No. KiW for the Kj
NWandW XEJ4 Sec. 24, T. 12 S., ll.
13 K., W. M.
John li. Brown of Haystack, Oregon, on
(i"Uietea.'l application No. i')Z2 for the
NK!4 Sw. ISand S NWj Sec. 17, T. 12S..
K. 14 K , W. M.
Witnettwft: Colonel F. Smith, of Lainonta.
Kdimind Healy, Alonzo W. Boyce
Mid Kdvin (i. Hodnon of Havtack, Oregon.
A 3 JAY P. LUCAS, Kfghtci,
Notice of Final Settlement. -
In the matter of the estate of William
H. Auaine, d censed. Notice i
hereby given that the undernigned.
iidmiuititriitor of the estate of Wil iuin
H. Adams, deceased, Im- fihd his linn I
account ns Huch administrntor in tin
County Court of the State of Oregon
fur Crook Countv, and tlmt paid
Court hatj fixed Monday, April Otli.
HW3, at 1L o'clock A. M. fur the hear
1 g and linal settlement of suid ac
'juunt. Al! persons are therefore notified to
present their objections to said ac
count, if any they have, at paid time
and place.
Wm. Adams, adniitiUtrntot
of the estate of William H. Adam, de
ceased. VV. A. Bell, Attorney for estate.
C. K. McDowell, Trop.
't'liorouglily Hoiuivnti'd mul Ku-
furnialiiHl Throughout.
American Plan. Kales $1,
$1.50 uml$'' iierdaj.
AccoiiiiiKHlittiima arc I'lisui'i.unjo.l
in the city. Snuiplo K.huiis tor
Cnniniprcial Tmvvlors,
I.1HH5 Distaiico Teloili(;iie Statiun
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and union Pacific
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tuytou.
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41 a. m. Kaniaa CltT, 8t.
Tla Huat. Loats,Chkaoa&d
laftoa Itau.
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Fail Mill uin18p..n.,Sllo-
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Vlft Duluth, UUwtu.
tpokas ea,t'blea(iJtllaal
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
VBOM rORTLAMD.
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W. I. Lawrence, Agent,
Biggs, Oregon.
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Howe, Slnarr,
McOirmkk, and
other millionaire
Inventun began Ufa
poor.
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other Inrcntora.
Can you dcvlee lat
provemente ao article
In eomnroa aaa t
While yoa delejf, othera
may patent your Meaa.
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'Now die Appointed Time."
Tlio O. N, Co. hnijuit imiu'd
liiiiuUtiruety illuitratial mniihll ciillllu.l,
'Orogun, WmIiiiikIi ton it Malm ami
iliclr ri'iourcoa." I'linplo in llio Ks(
aru aiixinua fur infiriualiuii about tlu
IVitiu North Wint-If j'no will lvu thu
(I H. & N. Co. Kunt at Mmniku liat
of naiiii'i of iwDkiru khiiIu who ro Ii ko
ly to bu iiitoreatul, the hooktut will liu
omiloil fioe to audi itnioiin.
'Fruit Farm for Sale.
I offer 'for cult- my fruit furai of
IliO itei'tc, (littiiilcil in tlio Cove, tin
t ho IVfeliiitt's river. Tliero ure
2lKHI trees of amorta! viirieties tif
fruit uiul a ready market fr nil uf
tlie iroihii't.
X F. MCwkLLltTKM,
Ouiver, Oregon.
load (JiHiiirrd lo falavu.
Piitrefyiiic (ikhI in the iiitoutinea
luiHliicee (ll'tvte liko tluiMi of uraeiiitt,
hut Dr. KiiiK't New Life 1'illa fxp.
the Hii,ona (lo.n eliui'il Ik.wiI, uout.
ly, easily hut unruly, Sick lleiulaehe,
Ffvera, nil Liver, Kidney unit llmtvl
tiouhiee. Only 2,1o lit Adiininun A
Winiiik.
This will ztiss y'Ur Lik)e
By i-.iet ycu t.i tnt
Ull eVli.y W I.J.I wwwJmIM
w.For..
Consumption, Got'shs and Colds.
The only CLCtrarteed Curo.
NO Cure. hO fa. V our Drug,
gist will warrant it
ABSOLUTELY CURES
Grip, Inllni'tiM, Asthma, Urontliltln,
Whooping I'ouLih, t'nt'iinioniii, or any
Atleetion of the Throat ami l.unge,
TRIAL BOTTLES FREE.
Regular Size 60 centi and $ 1.00k
J. W. LOOMS.
Sadcttcs and JCarnoss
Maker of tlio Celelirntcil I'UIXK-
VILLE STOCK SADDLE
m j. i i m: of
stoi'kme.vs si rri.iis
Lntebt improvrd I adit' Hide
und .Stride, fc'uddlu, I-it", fc'furs,
Aiipua C.u,.f, Qr.i:;i ui r.aa'a..
won. Write fir jiikii.
G. Springer,
imirKUKU or
'Draft,
Coach and
Carriage Jforaea
Young stiilliotiH und ninre,
hIpo ii few jilting tennis for
wile.
Haystack Blond Stock Ranch.
Haystack, Oretfin.
SALOMON JOHNSON & CO.
New
Call and see them and
examine their stock
A Complete and Choice Line of
Beef, Veal, 'Mutton, Pork, Uncoil,
Lard, and Country l'roduce.
Main st.
Prineville.
L H. Lippinan & Co.
Furniture Underrating I
t Building Material f
I Lumber I
f
Cyrus' Jewelry Store
$ohn Cyrus iProp.
Dealer in Silverware, Jewelry, Watchea, Clocks.
Optical Goods, Sewing machines etc
Repairing dona by W. H. Cyrus.
(Prompt atttntio Si'vt mail orttrs,
tPrinovilo, - - - - - Orogon.
Columbia Southern Jfotel
Iha Fitest llGtel in Intriir Oregon.
Kates $1.50 aiid $2.00 icr day.
J. n. liKVKY, rroprlflor,
"Uhe rick Motet."
Get Your Job Printing
j , With a new outfit (if type
i
the very best printing bonnes in Oregon in turning out
job work of the highest utaniliinl of excellence.
(SUCCESSORS TO C L SALOMOX)
. DEALERS IIV.
GENERAL : : :
MERCHANDISE
Firm! New Goods!
Foster & Lehman
Proprietors.
Oregon. 'PIlOlIC 31.
j(t Shaniko, Oregon.
Itonu at the Journal Ollice
and iiuttliinery, wc line up vyjtlt
You will be pleased with
Iheir prices
JLMm torn r (li uu.vuta,M.