1
At this season of the year Disinfec
tants arc in place. Huy the Host FORMAL
DllIYDl". The only Sure Preventative of
Contagion.
Our Store is Disiufcrlctl every tiny. No
IMiyei' of ieltiny; (liseiise liere. We furn
ish (lie Cure.
r1 V I Kl tA-
l&j VS 111
Crook County Journal.
l'l'MI-IIHI KVKRV ThI'WMM I"
IIA1I.KV AM M.AOK. I'l.n'iirl.m.
W. BLACK..
S M. I1AI1.KY.
KniTOli
I'll! NTV OvFICIAI. J'AIKK.
IV .t.inM- is ftitrtva at lb,- ,.o,ittu'tl,
I'ril.t.'ll". Ire's'.. fr liansHxssi.,,, llmslstiSh'
t. ft l-tils fCail 'l ntW',.
sntMT.ll'TlOS liATKS
IX AlYNtT
Osi Vk"
Ki Mnths
'IHKKK M-iSTH. .
THURSDAY, ArMl.:M, 1903.
Outsiilo p:iTS are full of exag
gerated rejx.rts ot the ?niallxx
conditions in our city. Sum' of
tlii must absurd renins have lvn
printed. It seems like papers even
feigning accuracy should W' ea re
fill to print the truth, or at least
what thev Ixdievc t" he the truth
The Review was last week made
the victim of a '-joke" hy a lion de
plume who lias 1,-ft the ear marks
of our former well known con
tributor "E. A. C' upon the
article.- While his suggestions re
garding a minister's right to vis
it those afflicted with smallpox
mav or may not In good senti
ment, their practice would I in
direct coi.tradiction to hygienic
laws and could tn suggested by
imne other than one impracti
cal. The National Stockgrower.-' con
vention held ill Kansas City last
week decided upon Portland as the
next place of nn et'iig. The con
vention will U' held next January,
and will no doubt I largely at
tended bv stockmen from our sec
tion. As a delegation of 4ol
stockmen will be there from other
elates it will afford a rare opiir
t unity for local st,n kinento meet
with and get ideas from oilier
growers.
Major General Miles' report of
tlie Philippine condition have just
been maJe public, and are the re
suit of keen observalion during his
recent visit to the I.-lands. Hi
criticisms and ri'f'imnifuilation.
should hi siitained for they an
good. He lays especially etnphash
upon the fact that the alxdishment
of the armv condition has had a
wonderful effect for g'Kxl among
the soldiers doing duly in tin
Philippines, and that intcii,er-
ancc has greatly decreased as n
rtTiilt.
"Salem, April 21. County .Indue
W. A. liiHilh. of Crook countv, lia;
filed his re-ignation with (jov
(ieorgc E. ChnnilH-rlain, to tale ef
fect May 1st. The Judge is a He-
publican, and as the vacancy will
have to be filled by the Governor,
his successor will be a Deii.o'ral."
The above news dispatch iip-ar-
ed in the Portland Journal of April
21st, and shows how inaccurate
paercanbe wh.-n it tries. Judge
liooth was elected at the la-t elec
t'on on the Democratic ticket and
lias been a life long exponent of
that faith.
Sheriff C. Sam Smith informs
us that he intends to enforce the
new game law ligedly. The new
law was printed in a recent i.-uc
of the Journal and puis the power
of arrest and pro.-u utioii in the
hands of the sheriff and his depu
ties as well as the game wardens.
Heretofore the latter have had
complete control and owing to the
final force employed on ihal ca
pacity, the protection to g;n,n
amounted to practically nothing.
The empowering of the sheriff to
act makes the protection miicl,
more effective, and is a good de
parture. r
It usually remains for outsid,
paper! to sing the praics dee
local hero. That the smallpox
situation has developed genuine
heroes in our city no one doubts,
but in the excitement consequent
uKn its existence the facl is nearly
overlooked. When a person know-
ugly risks ihcir life to aid a sul-' i''- A a sucivssov of Judge
t'etvr of this dread disea-o. lu- or lt li, M r. will (jive cnliiv
she stamps themselves as a brave satisfaction, an, I the Journal .r
person ili'-o -villi: of praise. Of ; diets for liiin a wry successful ad
those ii 11 foil ii n a: os in our litili' i ministration.
i'ilv w ho met tin' emergency anil
the hUMltX MlllrtllOM
contracted tin' ilisiase none are
deserving of greater praise than Ali w0 , ftnti lh1 ?itualioii
lr. J. II, lioscnbeig:. Jiniiu'ili-j,.,,,,,,,!, pr.Uv m.,;,ng,.,.
alcly upon I.-v loj.i n - spii.plnns : Si,.,, ,mr v,Veks isi,u. ,,y
lie is.'lated liinis,'ll from his home! ,.,,,s H.,. acvcl,,ed. Thov
wife iin.l hahy ami lookup l am lr. l!.'ul'. Mrs. ti,',. Sum'-
aoooeai mo post nous,., wncre He
.limp m.viy. Miss Nova Ktzer. ;
wim nursed .Miss Uoiula t lay.ool;M,.s ,v.m 7 .,
tl,r..,l, l.r ill s i .,1... .!..... .. ..
; " ' 1
ins! ot 11... strait pnusc. Mrs.
i.eorge Mimimrs una iioi,,.i! liar-1
uisiton oouiriu'ii'ii nil' iHscise in
the faithful H'nf. rmai i" of their
lutv and are inclu hd i in .ng tln.se
who made a sacriticc which
hou'd In- and is appro, iatcd. It
s such people that ri to an
emergency Willi good grace, meet !
it and make the Ivst of it. and t,.;
them we all owe a debt of "rati-1
U11'''' 'nicis' illness the postollice is
jcliai'.ged, hut all mails arc being
Another army scandal is threat-j handled regularly and little imoii
cned and this time it conies from : venience h is Ka n cxp a ieiiccd.
Alaska where Gen. t'mision has 'There is no danger of infection
been ordered to investigate thej from the mails, as the iiiiuigation.
charges. The ullicers are accused given it by the authorities i- stidi
of gross di-honestv in the. hand- ci, nt to kill all aenu-.
linsi of conimissiirv con tracts J
Commissarv otlicers in the regu
lar army shouul he required to
furnish adequate lunds for the
honest erformance of their duty.
This rule has long I, eon follow
ed in Ibe paymaster. s dt parlmcnt,
where an officer is required to give
bonds exceeding many times the
sums to 1- handled. Tho.-e con
nected with the commissary de
partment often have occasion for
handling contracts involving very
large sums of money. Why tl ey
should he all-.wed to do so with
out giving lionds is more than we
can understand, as past exampl.s
show conclusively that the desire
to graft is onlv refrained from in
some individuals bv the placing of
some restricli-uis. 'nfortuu-.telv
we have a few of tlu-a- se;t'goaU
in our regular armv organization
n. H K sg SHrc-rrJk Jlldsr llnolh
lion. Y A. Uooth's r
as countv judge, which
.as liled
with Covern.T Cliainhcrlain some
time ago, has 1-,,-n :, , t-.l and
City l'.eenrder M. 11. Iiig'-- was ap
I'ointed bv the t.ov.-rnor to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation.
Judge Poolh's eit from ollice has
Iki'H the cause of many expressions
of regrels aiming men of all parties,
and was prompted through busi
ness interests which call ,:ni away
for the summer making it i npos-i-ble
for him to attend to his duties
as county judge during that time,
lie was elected last June bv a verv
complementary majority, and has
given general satisfaction in the
conduct of county affairs, lie ex
pects to leave about June 1st for
different arts of the state where
he has business interests, hut will
continue I'rincville as ho.ne place
and will return some time in the
earl - fall. In I i- loss Crook coun
ty loses a very capable and. popu
lar olhcial.
Hon. M. II. lliggs, who sin c -e.ls
ilon. W. A. iiooth on May 1-t as
couuty judge is a native Missourian.
being a distinct type of thai ! ,
species. He wal horn in Pikej lir. Hutchinson l Portland whe
county in 1X1, was rai-ed on a j recently vi-ite,l our city, is. reported
farm, where he attended common ' coi, lined to his r,im in Portland
sc hool. He finished his education j'l"'"1'11'
at the .Missouri state univer-ityj Mis. Maiy f-pauMing, of Almoty,
graduating witii honors in the : Wellington, a sister in-law of Mrs.
class of 'S'.l. He came we-t ii. ! 'ui. Wigl-, a rri'. , d in our city last
mediately upon graduation ami ! '' ,"lr"l;'.v for a short visit with rela
settled in Harney county, thi.. i,lv"-
state, where he practiced his cho-en i Mrs. Minnie Ill-I.y arrived in our
vocation of law. After five veor- :''i,.v '-i-t 'l lnir-d iy from Walla Walla
of resilience in that section, dur-1 fl"' 11 v'"il v.ith le r si-i.-r Mrs. Joe
ing which time ; served in differ- '"",k"- ' ""' 'ir' time tliey
-lit official capacities he cam- , "" eh other for 1H years.
Prinevill-, where he has since re-j ,i,,"" ""' atiuihiy
sided. iJuring his nine vears of;'""" l''"""'1' "l'"r" h,: hud charge of
Crook countv' residence .Mr. Hi ;'""r"MI'c " '- Three of
. ,1 ... i;.v . , . . i T I 'os clients were char, (I while the ease
-erveil at ilitteielit times as i, -putv , .. , ., ,
. , . 1 - ',1 ,,l:ck ti,e nnin!e;,-r was hosniiiMi!
clerk; al-o two v. ars as justice of ' .-, , , , . . ,
' ' ioi.il the next term of roiilt, John
the peace for rmeville irecinct, 1 Miv;.!,ill fr h,r,,v ,,! Tony for
and has been for a year .a.-t city j..i,lt i,, ,.wy mi.,, ere
reorder. Ill these capacities hch"th !, ,r. .1, while lingo was linul
has display, d a
and a desire to
marked
;lo "whats
,i;,v
. -'
r'i-
las characterized all his official
mirs lYrrV and lialph PoindcMcr.
,Wm ,;rU, !(,,,,., ..rrj.1(.,n.
.Uc.Muiircv. All aiv progressing
iivly Mr. Tumor, who r
!.,.!,.,( tl,
er con, plications and
These caM'S make 1 1
:,,,,;,., :t
Hiiite I
now in our citv. and one siisoectcd.
-., , , : , , ,
, lor
veral davs. and who has not
Vcl developed' the disease. It is
j,H.,, ,h.(, ,), KH.
,.i.i.. i ...; , ,i, r:,.
mmiK,r f j,,,,,,,.;,, ;t will take
:,,, (ll .,. iiui,,,. i,, i , . ....
'
DIED.
hi this city la-t Friday afternoon
at ,'rlo John Cyrus age .'11 years,
1 month and 1'J days.
In Mr. Cyril-' death I'rincville
loses a sul-tantial citi, n and
business man w I,,, has for six y, ars
past been identitad with hu-incss
enterprises in our city. His ill
ness was of long duration, having
lirst made its ap'aran,e in ivC
as a complication of troubles which
filially developed into liihcrculo-is
of the lungs and stomas h. result
ing in h s death. He has been a
patient sufferer and died u con
sistent rhrStian, Is-it'g a in, mber
01 ""'1"" enure,, at ,e nine
ill li: iH.un. it. . lilj'lill. III?-
pastor ci'Miiucti'l Iht1 niiifuj-
services. IU ri.il wa- had hi the
.Masonic Cemetery under the an
spies of the Knight.-, of Maeoa
he s, of which order Die deceased
was an honored men, her, andcar
igoation ricd a policy of J.'l'iMI.
I inm'Aiiv.
He was horn in Seio, Linn coun
ty Oregon, on March 12, InT:'.
Came with his parents to thi
county in l-vsi, they settling in
what is now known the Haystack
country. lie has lived here cot, -tililloli-ly
evi r since with the ex
ception of brief intervals spent in
quest of relief for his physical
sei'ferings. (In Man h 12, lS'.lT, he
was married to Miss Klvira Ihllon,
of which union there is an infant
son. In June 1MI7 he purchased
the business now known as the
Powell .v. Cy rus barber shop later
taking Mr. I'owcll as a partner.
He al-o owned the Cyrus Jewelry
store, having purchase, it last
July of his Imlher llaivey.
Throughout his entire illness hi
sufferings were ministen-d to by a
devoted wife mi, loving relatives.
He leaves a father, mother, four
brothers and twosi.-ters, besides a
widow and baby boy, to mourn
his demise. ' X.
.Iddllit l l.uruU.
W the :riv,,,-e of taLiK 12
'.hots nt Hie coy in ar-hl ol Mitchell.
iTIJllll...,...rl. v,.,v.,,i
tine having ho,. im.iigiiransl t
Miteliell, iol ili he ol,liK,',lf! lav Sinead and Vnl Merrill re
sleep,,,, lliepaUi.'M-ales il being lW:lunw1 (,, slianiko willi a load
"illy rtMiil.il,,' pi,,,-,, to,-a mallp . (,i(,,( (,. p, ineville lasl Mou-Mi-pivi,
dwing t , (,,,( ,
iiu',1 uiml.l,' (,, piiH-iiio u siitpor, the!
scale legi-ieml liiin l.,,t ii pouml.s I The young ladies ill Ihis Im'iili.
si, v in weight after los niglii'n rest. ' ty nil siuile on Cliai lcs Weaver
IK mi.vs lliat "going abroad" nmv 1 now. What is il Charlie, that new
a ays is nt vhi its cracked up to ; ,ut;v?
I',', and thai M. Santos limn, ait will, i ', ...
in air shin co'iil'M w,.l, dihii.it la-! 1 r"l,ml IU"' "' M"'nU
eiluivs would eerninih' make a liii.i T"' city on Thursday the
I ltllh. Mr. Merrill pun ha-cl vac
li.e li. lk.m,. mue. 'cine poiiils while then, and acted
W.ml . Mvcved l.y In. ltelknap : :,! "r' vaeciiialiug hi. family. It
last week thai a new Vein had hccll 15 "f- ' M-
eucounler,',! ill thenoub drill ,'l the ' 1,1 X X '
llelkiuip mine. It is two feet ill thick-
lies., aiitl c.iriics values ot li'oui .011-1
to ifT.'.iHUl per ton ,,f (lee milling me.
W hile no csiiniaic has hen n, l, ,,f
the tpi.uitiiy it is y,..Ml news uovcrtlo'-
ii'", I'l'vim ii.t? i"mu itn'fi in uiv
. , . . . .. . ,
.-onuMif imr tm MiMt;intiul Inline
mon hoiiii; l ho ltoa io-t 1'iiyors, timl
tlu1 lato i,'ilt nil n' tt how ilutl
tlu'ir in.'lnuitiii Tv tilt oil;1
Hy tKii-ln'i' !-t', t lu hmii.ii'iin ul
tinjH's tti havo ru-iytliini; in rtt iai
owWt. Ii i. only a iiiio!(io)i 'i :i fli'i't ,
liino tmlil tin1 Hi lkiLiji tutno wil1 lo
tlit c nit r it! t'tio I t'u'.'n'i lh.'li.'!tj
iiiituii i'iin'v ;uul will ho o tiU'iiroi
ilt.it M'll'r Ktiih li.i- n ii rl ii i iood m j
utMMite iliiit will hi .mi; ronuivl loiht'j
iiH-n u hiul I ho ('iih (oiiovt'!i'o I ho
lhlkti iniiii'. n wi ll n.i ituo win)
uoro i-rt in:itt' riinll;li Iti Mlh.-onU
ii'r their .itivk.
Mnrrlrd.
AI tlio M. K. y.ro ;- Tuo-aay ovrii -
in; Aj iii -'-. 1 u;l KtUoi 1. I'.r,l
f '1,1 ill,, I M ,V K. ':,,lAllll,l. Hev.
II. C. Clink ,.l!ici ,iii,g.
ruitiit.ii MiiinHk.
Smallpox is all the talk nowa
day. With line weather niul good
grass the stock areg.-l;iiig in nice
,
"""l1'
The s,uall,x scare has .t..,.,-.l
drummers and peddlers from ,u'r-
1 1
atlOll.
llmk Stewart and wife ."littered
. ., . , ,.
a runaway last rrnlay. .'Irs.
Stewart thrown out the wag,,,,,
lint luckily Htiffon-d no injurv.
A h.iyyy t vnit 'ornirrr.l in liu-
Mown- noiglih.rli.v.a Ua w.rk
0
ulion Miirinn .Morjin anil .M if
. . ... ., , .
I.nov iii : t It nere muti-il in ninr
riage. It was a surprise to all.
Their many friends wish tliMn
much ha pines
U'll.lK vr.
lirimol I roofci-d Hirer,
Kvcry one is staying at home on
account of the siualip-.x scare.
! Miss Florence Merrill has gone
, to Havsllick til Sli.11,1 a few lliollllis
1
With relatives.
! haviil Weaver las sold bis en-
, , , ,
! tire band of horses anil brand to
Mrs. J. P,. Merrill.
i ... ;,, , ,
t anss v lara aionigomery, wi n
' l,,.s l.ecn f,,('n,e:l lo her r,o will,
scarh-t fever, has recovered.
U,.v ll.,e,.i.rl l.ol,l n
I n
interest in Iht; f. Forest stoic, ft
is now K. Forest and Co.
glacksmithing That
Ik The Kind Von Get ut
J. II. WILLI' S
fHiicci'HtKir In)
COHXIiTT V KLKIXS'S
A Stock of Farm Machinery
Wines, Liquors,
Domestic and
ImportedCigars.
SPHTH S
Ja
i
Proprietors of lite
Two Poors South of
Fir-t National iiaiik.
CIIA.MPS.MITII.
vivtn im tuiti-n.
Tlml III! t bo litnf willnn tin1 fit
lil-wfd Iniitmlin y linc.i iw t'lununl h
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, tH-i-imiiiii; nl .1. O. rowt'lt m
: McKay iTivk tlu'tu'i' u MUitlUmk el
-.il ci.v in it4 li.'.nl ul lln-li K.vk,
tlo iii'n itriMiuu UumIu nit1 in it iv i lli-
leatlvilv tlir.vtit'!i U Tlnvi- lt 'ck
J lllOtU t' (t tllll tMltVnil Hl I'tijllt lininl
'fork "ii Mil. fit-, k, tlifiic' iluwii Mill
"i'.'k ii tut t' l Mo l;ic' u( lirgimiit't.
Uv til.li I' u( f.ilHHilllt'l'.
$IO. Reward.
iSl-KII'llu m ILi'l;.-K.
OtM 1'li'inl h;IV lltti 7-Vi:ll I'M H
j mn!l whitf mt in (urohoml, iunl !l
uritiiml, a r-itutll s'tir nti iMlo n( rii;!t
(mo v. Nu Im.iihIi., i j;cnll.' In
W'trk ur t'uU if lit ). j,;lUl ,
i tim ivtiliu'nf iho nltvo iIomoi ihi tun
' ...
juul. .f0 rrw.ihl will lo jMiil f'-r the
; i-otuni i llif iilmu- ilon't 11 unihial.
J. U. Hi in,
hie, Ol.-gi'M.
Tii.a,.', I.,.l. A, t J',i,. :i. I-:-.
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Ih' i.l'l, ll- ,i,' iltlll
il-T ,,l,l,r:,t .1,1 I
Jay r i.i i as.
Pleases
alwavii on hiiiul
The Celebrated
A. B. 0. Beer
Alway3 on-Hand.
Prinevillc Soda Works.
ISOM CI,KKK.
i N. A. Tye and I
Brothers
The
We hnvc )usl rocclvcJ n Complete I. hie o f
Hons' l itnilshlntcs. IikUkUhk Until. SIuk.-), 5lilrU fif
IVvkwenr nnj evorythiuir unlul In nil Ihc l titent V
ihiin'H. Cull niul ovnmlnc I'.icm
Kl-l) PRONT liAZAAR (?
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J-. .4,:- l.Mli J"s! A.ka, il.
11 V
lli,'orpr,il,,l 1 .;.
Drills, Slaritnii'r.v iiml llmisc FnriiishiiijLC OimmIs
Lumber, $11
Frsh Sawed Shinls $2 75
per m.
at SHIPP'S.
liiicviMc
arket
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