Crook County Journal.
J'isi.iaiirn Evkkv Thi aamv nv
W. ('. IIUl'K, Hilitor ami Proprietor.
Ool'NTV OlHllAI. I'AI'Kll.
TV Jneaxil. h, erti'ivl al the nw, HKv i f
I'HlWk lllF, 1 !., for tt AIIMItlixiolt t lit mall Ihf
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THl'RSOAV, SKPTKMPKIt 3, l'.Xtt.
husiiirss Kint. Success has alien
eil every hnsinoss situation ir
ik: mi . t.. .
inn-win', in over oil vears
Prineville Ii; tin- roniarkahlo
record of Imvinii nov.r had a
luisinosa failure within its limits.
I( draws it trade from a vast scon'
nfonunlry. lis trade extends I'll)
miles oast, 120 miles south. 30
milt's west an 1 north to long
distance. Her p'licral inervhan-
a'jdise trade alone will approximate
more than ?100.(XX aniiiiallv.
Jolin W. Knowlcs, the "oincli"
candidate for the renistership of
the La Grande land ollioe accuses
Kx-Represonlative Moody of caus
ing hie rejection, and soeiirinir the
appointment of K. W. Davis in his
place. While we lielieve Mr.
Knowle' unfitness for the place
caused his rejection, still we are
glad that there an1 those who
acknowledge Mr. Moody's influ
ence. It hasn't loen so very long
since a different cry was sent up hy
the party leaders, the fallacy of
of which they already see. With:
all due respect to Oregon's present '
delegation, she liaMi'l nor never t
had a representative in the nation-
al .hody, who commanded more ,
influence than Mr. Moody. The;
reason is assigns! to one c.ium" ;
he was a hard working man and
worked not only for the interests
of his district, but for those of his,
entire state as well.
IXIIKI'KXIIKVT OK R.VII KIVUVS.
The fact that (he nrnivvgeil ex-
The tiwii ollioers are conioved of ! I Michel carries nil the stale
M, K. Brink.- M iv ai ; 0. M. Klkins, ! test Imeks mid a complete line of
Krod Wilton, Fred l.elmien, .1. W. j,h,'r "vhool supplies.
Itoone, I). K, Stewart and I'. J. j .;,,,,.. ,,,,,. u ,,,,,,,,, ,,,
Johnson, I'ouncilincn; M. K. H;ggs, Smith and Stroud the painters.
uoeordi r; J. I,. Mct'ullivli, Tivas-lhe gentlemen have pleiUv of
urer; li. Harrington, Marshal;
and Joe Hilikle, Patrolmen.
The town is bound for $10,000.
This amount was expended for lire
eiuijuneut, and it is thoroughly
adeipiatc for the protivtion of the
I low n from destruction hv tire. It
has mi engine company, two hose-
carts and a hook-and-laddor com
pany. The gravity
water is used.
svstem of
Additional locals.
M. 0. Awhrcv, of Heud, was
the city Wednesday
business.
transacting
tension of the Columbia Southern
Railroad to (Send will leave lrjm
ville It! mill's to the east does not
disturb the hns:ess men of the
place. They say that it will cut
off a very small imonnt of desir
able lrai!v. The lay of the country
is such that a road north and south
cannot seriously a Beet the business
interior of the place. A large
trade, practically all of its trade,
remain intact and come to Prine
ville. It is in the midst of a rich
country that will remain more Smith A' Cleek's for the famous
accessible to l'rinerille than to0!vnipia draught Ixvr. This
worn aiioim, aim nil are nusiiy en
gaged wielding the paint-brush.
A Hums miscreant broke into
an ice house roccntU , rnd made
away with several valuable chunks
of frozen water. This bespeaks
much for the climate in that sec
tion. II. A. llelkuap has sold his eilv
residence to O. C. Cray. The
property which changed hands is
one of the prettiest place in Prine
ville. It has been ifed during the
past voir ly Mrs. Jordan.
Mrs. Kd lirndfonl will ovn an
up-to-date millinery store en Sep
tember loth, in the building form
erly occupied hv 1'. It. honk's
Mrs. Clay A. Simpson returned ' ''"teller shop. She will have an
Wednesday evening from a trip to I up-to-date line of millinery and
Portland. j ladies goods at bed rock prices.
W. W. l!av arriveil home!
Wednesday from a months visit in !
the Willamette Valiev. :
Miss Kllie Hradley. w ho has been
visiting for two months past with
her parents, J. H. llender.-nn and
wife, of anr eily, returned lo her
home in Portland. Miss lirinilov
i mi i;..i....i i i..
any of the railroad points on the j standard beverage is sold by them ,,d ,.-,m made inn.iv friends duV-
contcmpiateit extension.
Only Hi miles from the propositi
extension Prineville elai.us it
w.ll get freight as cheap as
those who have Imsiness in.-titu-
for live cents a glass.
ing her stay in Prineville
Miss M. P. Hrink arrived
Wedm-sday from Alhany to take
luT place in our public schools.
The little six year old daughter
of Mrs. Krnest Farnsworlh, who
Was so serioiislv iniured. bv lu iim
airs. at. VUcgaiul, llie 1 liotog- kickeii in the torciioad bv n hor1
t'rMk, 'MMlr lrlnrTillr.
(iXIXTIXl EH FKO M IWf.r IIXK.)
tions inimeiiiately on the road, i r.!M'bi'r guarautets every picture , almut ten davs ago, is rapidly
The town uln.nlv has the bulk n""""" "J 1
of trade of the county. She buys! J. X. tliiliiford left Wmlnesday
in greater bulk than ntw men can f"r mi l,0"K' '". I'eudletou, a:;er a
two weeks husines stav in v ur
afford, and shipping in such larte
reasonable, .improving, and it is now thoiigh't
she will mover. Mie is gradually
coming into a conscious state and
also show- other signs of nvoverv.
citv.
luantitics she gets a ruh'.ction on
propertvisvaluclaVjl-and I'.mlin freight rates M. , .gaud the art.st
.. ; , , , that will give her an advantage ,lW'mf a big bu-mess in good photo
schcxil apparatus is valued at' , .,. " i work, liive h. r a call and be
I'i.i tS. There- are o-s! librarv ; 1
books owned bv the schools of the I ht 'l,o)''' to
a numtier of lival teamsters and
eountv. Putiils lo the lintnlter of
1,2!I7 were enroled last vear and a r;"'l ,'r ' IH'"'' thoir
! at Home, anil tins eo-oii'rat!on is
more lH-uetic;aI to the communitv
than the excessive saving on
'atistied.
Juilge I'.arnes has let a contract
to A. II. pman V Co. for a gen
eral reuiotkling of bis house.
Several imv verandas are to lie
built, U'sides an ndd'tion to the
building iikiI a new fence mound
Don't forget that D. 1'. Adanison its surroundings,
-rri..j ,i ...,, ,.l.,i.. . L.,.,1
freight would amount to should uks. and seb.sd Miimh, i
reasonable prices.
jthe wool come to Frineville.
Riiikoitis Wn.i. Come
the
total of 34 teachers were enlploved
Of these 11 were men and
women. The average salaries of
the men were I51.W a month, and
144.07 for the weruen. For educa
tional purposes $14,701.14 was
spent last vear, and 17.000 is still i .
to the credit of the districts. I 1 rlm'v,llf ,:1 ""t "orrying ; and will sinl a tew eeks in
Twelve pupils passed the eighth i al'0"' " mlr":"1- rht l'sness : city before returning,
grade last vear under the new law. i men fa-v ",at ri,:u's art' I'cing The cuulllv ,,nlrt cnveni d
A Countv High School building:1""" ,rom """h fmu1' tliey ; yesterday with County Judge M.
is under construction at Prineville i mxet lv ln,ilt fr"m 'r:,st west' ' o' "'ff Tl CT'T T"'''" M' "'
A roa it cannot Ik- tulilt from east !'""'" i,u" J1-J- "'"iii-j preeni..
Ora Parker and familv, aei oni-
The lay of the country, the bus- i panied hy Ora's brother Clarence
iness interests of the counlrv and ; arrivi-l Tuesday from Douglas
the railroad will compel the road1 COl""-V- Uv laU,'r f 'r 11
' I visit.
U) come their way. j
Alt Alien was a pas-enger on
J. P. Tillotson, a Poh land i on
tractor is in the city, lie is tigur-' llic entire property. The improve
ing with our county conn on ments on the nlace will add
, sideralde to the m.tural beautv of
bridgi' work.
for Crook Cotiniv. and will l
own next vear. The build.,,,- is :' t without tapping Prineville.
Tiik Town.
to lie of brick and stone and will
cost 12,0tl. It will I thorough
ly rquipiwl ir. every detail.
PlllXEVll I.E.
Prinevill, the county seat of
Crook County, was established
over 30 years age
tier village in a wild stock eountrv ' pretty valley U tween Crooked and
it has grown into a moddern little ' Ochnco Rivers. The busiiuvs
city. It was once the scene of : blocks are all modern and the
bloodshed anj lawlessness, hut it : residences are woli cared for, being
is now one of the most -aceful and ' surrounded by well -arranged lawns,
law-abiding points in the state. beautiful shrubbery and tall .-hade
It was once 'the scene of the; trees. The town is grow ing raidd-
Wednesdav's iucoiuing stage. II,
: ti , . . . . . ..- . .
! Prineville is IrautifuIIy laid out ' 7 '" 1
From afron-iand well watered. It lies in a 1 ,,.!.,,;,.', .
One of the largest private land
deals on record in this eountv was
eoinnlctcl this wt-i L- ut,..n ii.,P...,
K. II. Smith and wife returned and Walter O'Wi! ..I il,;
Tuesday from their tVhoco ranch purchased the Forest Ranch on
t n,kcd river. I'lie tract contains
VMM acres of rich bottom hind,
land it is the intention ,,f i ,.K
proprietors to stock it with cattle.
; About .-'.Oil acres of ihr ranch will
he put into alfalfa. Ite.-ides buy
: ing this immense iirnoiint of laii.l
the n'N'cil brothers leased some
i 12ti0 acres adjoining, nil f which
i will he improved and pin into
shape for rai-ing the Ust breeds of
j of slock.
I
II molted lllirr II l , l.brll,,,!,
Iniiiii-dlaiely .
A nrrH I'vhm,
J. II, Teniplelon.one of our lncal
druggists, was the victim Inst week
ol an exciting incident. In com
pany with W, A. Ilonth mid D. V.
Stewart, bo Is camping ill ' The
Deadening" just across the summit
of the Cnsemles In Lane- county nml
it fcolus that at this time John was
thirsting for blood, He found the
game, a lady bruin, ol fair dimen
sions and ipiieklv wounded her
with his trusty Winchester, Nat
urnllv she resented the effort, and
came towards John at a heart
breaking pace, lie stood his
ground for a reasonable length of
time, hut after Irving the tlaston
nml Alphonse net without effect,
he concluded that discretion wns
the better part ol valor, and to, k
to his luvls, soon out distancing
the lady bruin. John is now the
hero of all the Caicaile mountain
hear hunters, and says that hunt
ing rabbits on the Rye lirass plains
is mild sport compared with lacing
with a yearling cub, and that in
the future the innocent eyed bun
nies will gel his undivided attention.
'irij&i!3miiiW-iii
The Bend Mercantile
A. I I. (SHAN'T, .Mttmt-p.
UAH OIST HAND
Company j
A (.mpht Slock ol'
(il'lN KliAL MIOHCIl ANI)IKI;
.it Prittrvilio I'HICM'X.
HKND, OltKlitiN.
trfiviiu-isiiia x.-rskt a-fcfiktaJia.rar
lllrlhany I'nrlr.
I.ast Satunlny evening, Mi pearl
VinderiHHit ell:,Klolul n erinvd o
M'l't I'enle Smith's friends, ill t SO
in iiuints'r, and BtleeiaHtiil in plca-nnt-ly
-in,, rising the biile lady, die i'
ensioli ln'iiig in liniior of Ceole'a 11th
liirtlntny. Those presenl lieu, Kuilh
Sinilli, Una Sleniut, Kinmii Ketelnun,
Mande Vai,diTKit, Pearl Vnnilero,il,
Jlr and Mrs. Clifton, Ciry Poster,
Kliuel Kill ler, I'elr)' Kajler, Henry
Wlin, rii ,,0,1 Mr. l)r,iar, and llie
I til.- lolks ,re tieitie Hodges, Kdn ,
Katea, llenla t'r aiks, V em llow.iul,
tVillu Coinlm, l.orem. Winn ek, DolUv
mid Stella II.kIi;,', Mary tllerin,
l.ouiM'alul Nellie Slliini.c a, Wildn
Srlott'Hii, Villa Cram ami Stanley
Siniih,
The evciiiiij was pleural, tly a'nl,
1,1,1 nil un furl uru.lo incident eanaul
the little ones noma disappointment.
It seeina thai some liiasiitiins, with
more nerve tlnui principle atole on
the hack porch here they liud led
tin, ice cream lor llie parly and made
away a ill, it. The km was ihaeoier
ed when re hcshmviua were set nil,
and ft crowd was put ill pliiaill'. tntt
failwl to liud the oienn, until the
lollovimg morning alien i (uiinil
near the M. K' Church iintoncht d.
the liitlo lolkt uere le.i.wiiil.Iiil on
t!,t nltertita'ii and tliey tln-ii ,(,il
junliee to the reeapllinsl cream.
Hlineli I ir Sale.
Consisting o Hill ncrrs, lid nere
fenceil, -IU acres of goiril inniilow, mi
acres ol go, d yi lli.w piue. Ilnll.e ami
Wan, am! ollo-r iinpnoeiiieiila. Kmc
"piinii wnler, eiioitgti l,.r all irnnntion
l.ia'iiteil on Mail,, i-nvk near the .
IV. SK'nr place. F..r lurtlier inl,.r..
niatioii call at the Jonrnnl i.MU-r or
addreaa Com t'Aimoi.i, .Mocheli, o,t..
N. A. Tye and Brothers
Boya' and Youths' Jack Knlfo Shoo,
A Riuor Stod Jack Knife With Kvery Pair. All Siea and
Widths. Price From $2.23 to $2.50 Por Pair.
Wo Also Have A Full Una of Mens'
Shoos. Also Ladles, Girls and Babies.
CLEARANCE SALE
Olour Summer Hats at Coat in order lo make
room for our New Line of Winter Hoods.
Flies carry contagion into your homo. Tanglefoot catches
them.
J. P. Tillotson, of Portland, was
awarded liie contract for building
Ora and Ralph Poindexter arriv-jthe proposed Crooked river bridge,
eu notne n eoni-suay evening irom j in ur ine sue oi me one washed
an outing at Odell and Davis lakes away last winter. The contract
on upr Deschutes. Ihey report
having honked a nice lot of li.-h.
calls for a Pratt tru-s, cinn)iriiiiiin
wood ami steel, with a 1 10 foot
span. Its heighth will be 20 f,rt,
and width a lillle h ss. and when
completed will cost the r, ,
lli-r ami llw-L- Viiiiih.rvurl illt'ill I. -.HI I... .1 r . .
antes n,l tl,. .l ira, ..... ;., ...... I ', .. . . V I ' '"' irre lines! struct-
- " "'U'",J"IM"'- nneii ... o l-jv p-1 ,,-io. in .li-,- ua?i win ne Ulr ica over 10 me new
deadly conflict between the vigil- ly in population, having increased ; ,v i-.,
TheJ. X. liiilliford ranch
Powell Unties recently purchas
men were callel to their doors three years. There is not a house
almost mghtly and shot down ley for rent in town,
some unknown ineniy, and where! It Ii:h a g k. water systt-m and
lynchings were m ,re fre pient than eleitric light plant. The work on
are criminal trials now. Hut ill a 12100 High School building
of that has long since passed and has la-gun. Permanent homes are
the prejudiiv and hitter aniiiiosiiy U ing built everywhere. People
that survived so long has about who originally come to Prineville
died out. - ! -n i 1 1 1 the intention of making a
-Now there is a good municipal ' stake an 1 leaving h ive found it
government, well conducted schools . 'i.i ideal place, and all who are
and well attended churches, there and all who go lh-re now
frineville has always lai n n good i ex pect to remain
lire of its kind m Cernral (Ir, ,
owners the hitter part of this week. I The work will lie cuiiiiu nceii
. c ci , i i )ut as soon as Mr. Tillotson can
Mrs Suse Slay Ion has l-r. j lht- mm.-rial I,, re.
appointed sole agent for Prineville
and vicinity for the Perfection i ' - - .
Ladies Tailoring Coini.anv of Puts Bn End to it All
Chicago. This is u verv reliabl
Tho Death Potmlty.
A little thing aonietimea resiiltii in
ileiilh. Thus a mere aerateh, itisini
liennt cuts or puny hoila Imve pant the
i leath penalty. It ia ,, ,nre
Itnckleii'a Arnica Halve eier hiiiidv.
It's the host, solve on enrlli anil will
ptevent hitalily, nlien llnrna' Sor-s.
I'lcera and Piles rlire,iien. t,nly2.ie.
at AiliuiiBoi, 4 Wiiinek Co'. Diuo
Htore.
piacksmithing That Pleases
la The : hid You (.it nt -
.1. II. WU.M-'S
(Stitv.'fcjMir hi)
('OIU KTT KLKIXS'H
A Stink ol Farm Machinery nl t s on hand
house.
D. F. Steffaand A. (i. Hichard-s-in.
arrived Wednesday from
Rend, and intend making their
future home in our city. They
will soon be domiciled in a little
! home of their own, where they
I will keep bachelor's hall.
I Big Clearance Sale f
A giievoiik wail oftiiuea come as a
result ol linhenrahle pain from iner
laieil organs flizinesa, llaekaehe.
I.iver complaint and coiisli,i,tio.
Hut tlianks to Dr. King'. N,
I'dla they put an end lo it all. They
are gentle hi, t thoiinii'h. Try tlienr.
Onlv 2.V. lilinranteed hy Ailannoi,
4 Wiiiuuk Cu's Drug Store.
Nothing has ever equalled it.
Nothing can ever surpass it
Dr. King's
Haw Discovery
Mr,
Stclll.N
A Perfect For All Throat and
Cure : Lung Troubles.
Voiuy back ir It fa.la. Trial BotUat rraa.
Owing to the Large Stock of Fall and Winter Goods
Constantly arriving, our store room will be overcrowed
And In order to Get More Room
3 l or the New Goods, we are compelled to throw all Our f
0 Present Stock Of
Shirt Waists, Straw Hats, Ladies' Goods
And Many Other Lines Into
0XE BIG BARGAIX SALE f
? THIS SALL WILL GONTINTL I'XTIL ALL AKL SOLI). 1
f MICHEL & CO.
.. AUCTION SALE..
-Of-
Pure Bred Livestock
...Coni-isting Of...
Shorthorn, Hereford and Jersey Cattle,
Cotswold, Lincoln. Shropshire Sheep,
Poland China and. Chester Whit Hogs
and Standard Hred Trotting Horses.
You will find
IHCYCLLSof all good makes
IAT ..SHIPI:Sj
Ramblers, Imperials, Ideals, and many
nt hers. A giaal line ol bicycle S Irien AT KIIUT'H,
WATTS MARBLE M GRANITE WORKS
Watts & Baker, Props.
Marble and Granite Monuments
All Kinds of Stone Work
FIRST CLASS WORK AT LOWKST TRICKS
Second Street, The Dalles, Oregon
lrmcvi c-Sliiinib lino
Daily Between Prineville and Shaniko
HCIIKDI'I.K
Leaves Hliaiiilio, 0 p, ni. Arrive at Prineville A a in
lavivea Prineville 1 ,. in. Arrives at Hlmniko 1 a. in,
First Class Accommodations
.OREGON
Sept.
STATE FAIR.
17-18-19
CuiHiftneil hy sueh noted hreeilers as Charley K. I.aihl, V.
O. Minor, John Sparks, Ilazelivooil Kami, Alex (Tialmers, H'.
J. Townlev, . II. Stum,, J. Matty, II. II. f v, Charles
Cleveland, P. A. F rakes, C. I!. Wade, II. West, J. M. Atkin,
son, II. ott. A. J. S,lan, (ient(.'e Chandler, S. (irijjahv, .1.
M. Flaherty, Thos. II lirniik. For iiiforination nml ,artieit
lars write
M. I). W'ims.m, Seeretary, Portliiml, Orepm.
(.'ill.. R. I.. Hauhiman, Auctioneer, Itiineetoii, Mo.
J. ?orr,s I
Senera TIforchanciiso
$ This well known cstiililwlimt-nt is rWnr.ut; out a
IKWIstwk if iiiimis' nn.l ln.ys fnniisliin-rs in onlcrvf
to nitiko naiin. You'll liml ,lmnv Imriini among
ffillicm. Talk isfluvip lint if vou'll call niiil inspect our
f rinhIh nml Vnnv You'll lit.,1 thorn .,;, Iiin; for then-
irsi'lvca, ' W