Crook County Journal.
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TIIK JOl'HNAI. I'lUlUHHISO '0.
Col'STV OFFICIAL PAI'KR.
Th Jorml. I wtrfH l the l Wee nf
Prinevlllf, On., '"r tnuiniiiiwi'm tin imKh t no
I!. H. ninil w itwnd clw matter.
HUIWCKII'TIOX RATKS
IX ADVANCE
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THURHPAY.HKITEMBER 10, l'.Ktf.
THE REVIKW REBUKES US.
"We arc really glad to pco tlio
Journal place itK'lf as a square
loctl out and out Moody man."
Just how our friend Holder
manages to class The Journal as a
man we do not know. However,
when the process of evolution does
effect the change, if it ever doe,
and The Journal has passed
through the transitory stage and
becomes a "man" our sineerest
hopes arc that it will lie a man and
not a tool. At the present time it
is the people's paper and is read
hy more people than any publica
tion in Central Oregon.
FROM GOVERNOR TO EDITOR.
Ex-Governor T. T. Geer was in
the citv vesterdav, on his wiv to
Astoria. Mr. Geer seriously con
templates taking up newspaper
work, and his ability as an inter
esting writer is well known. He
has not yet decided whether to
purchase a newspaper or to join
the staff of some metropolitan
journal. Portland Telegram.
While Tall Timothy's Senatorial
defeat was a hitter pill to swallow,
it was sugar sweet in comparison to
some that will have to go down his
esophagus if he takes up country
journalism.
by our people have not . leen . ex
pended we can use them to good
advantage in helping till the gap
caused by the small pox epidemic
last spring.
I '
Additional Locals.
(i. Pprineer, of Havstaek
ttansacting business in the city
Wednesday.
WASTED A STATEMENT.
In a recent issue of the Portland
Oregonian there was published an
itemized statement of the receipts
and disbursements of the Heppner
Relief Committee, in which it was
shown that Portland's contribution
to the Heppner relief fund was
$2500.00, while many individual
and community contributions were
not mentioned. 1 his is a source
of considerable surprise to the
citizens of Prineville, and presum
ably to many other sections of the
state. This citv contributed over
IjOO.OO to the Heppner relief fund,
to be expended through the Port
land committee, and doubtless
many other communities contribut
ed a sufficient amount to far exceed
the whole sum sent by Portland.
Now what the jwople of the
Northwest want is an itemized
statement of the receipts and dis
bursments of the Portland com
mittee. If the fund sent by the
citizens of Prineville has not been
appropriated to the ue intended,
viz: the relief of the Heppner suf
ferers, we want it back, as it will
be a nucleus for a local relief fund
of our own. Portland has no
right to misappropriate the fund.
sent for this siiecutl purpose, and
if more funds were sent than were
needed, do as the people of Hepp
ner did, and return them to the
contributors. Let the Portland
Relief Committee publish a state-
Don 't forget the Fall races, com
mencing October 27th and lasting
five days.
I. Michel carries all the state
text hooks and n complete line of
other school supplies.
I. Michel has just received a
brand new line of shoos for both
sexes, (io in and inspect them.
Mrs. M. Wiegand, the Photog
rapher guarantees every picture
finished by her. Prices reasonable.
Mrs. M. Wiegand the artist is
doing a big business in good photo
work. Give her a call ami be
satisfied.
Ren Joing will soon bo a Princ
villeite, having purchased a tine
resilience property of A. H. I.ipp
man. A big Line of Ladies and misses
shoes just received nt Wurzweiler
and Thompson's. They are tip to
date.
Smith & deck's for the famous
Olyinpin draught Ihht. This
standard beverage is sold by them
for five cents a glass.
A Brand New Line of Gent's
Hats just received at J. F. Morris'
They are in the latest blocks and
are being sold at a small margin of
profit.
Postmaster Summers has lecn
busy this week installing tele
phones. Among the new subscrib
ers are C. Sam Smith and Tin:
Joi'KXAL.
Mrs. Ed. Bradford has 'purchased
Mrs. Susie Slayton's millinery
store and will not open up the
store announced else where in this
i issue. See our next issue for her
new ad.
The mcniliors oj the Eastern
Star, plonsantlv surprised Mrs,
T, M. lialthvin last Mondav even
ing. The invasion was n farem ll
to Mr. Haiti win who will leave
shortly with the children for their
Portland home in order to be there
for the opening of school. Her
depart tiro is a matter of regret
with Mrs. Baldwin's many friends,
was! who wish ner ami her s a pleasant
winter in wonioot. in the mean
time Harold will stav and assist
bis father in the bank.
I'ar Krai.
A SAO acre Deschutes pasture with
A no 1 grass, fenced nml poet! water.
For particulars call nt tlio Journal or
tutilress II. J. rainier, lleseliutes, Ore.
Sklnalra I'ar Halo.
J. W. Riiter, ot MoKay, has a
choice lot of cm shingles at his Mc
Kay Creek mill, nliieh lie uill sell (or
if'-' ier thousand on the ground,
Prlnrrlllr Hrrraallli. llii.Ui,-
I'ar sate.
S. A. Tye .v Bros, w is.li lor private
reasons to sell their prosperous busi
ness in Prineville. Corrcspomlcnec
solicited can show where business has
paid sit prohts m the past. A good
opening lor the right port v. Coll
address .Y A. Tye Bros., Ptinerille,
uregon ,
llh yntr.
11,-ir wt omit Husk's mi i
M. SINKS I.Mll'lisK.
tltu- yinr, t" U- tsxim Hlmiit N.ivi'mWr 1st.
Bi'.ik.t.wa.iiK'. liliiniths:Miiii.t.'tr,(. IILIi.
r Aiittniivtio. ti tumilji i ,..onii,ittst.
Tin. si'ii'iitilic o,ui-4 Is lnti'ii.li',1 for ymnitT
.rh uh. wish uly n tia.-ll,'il ,shu-illili ,.i
.vstlelnti' I'ltru.ii'h'r isi,st t U.u,t tit tliian
l't HV IMrxST tl'OV ImV lell.ttt". 'I'll.' l.illitl
Svipitioio 0w-i is 1,l:,nni',l (r tli.w wli.i in.
tcii.l t., rti. ivll,ti, mm sl.,uil,t ,tluil tlii'lti
l' the Pn-.Iuikiii Y,'r.l miv is.ll. in ili
.-.orm-o ,st. I tw lliisiiiiss t oliisi, is invini'.
until Mini
,t doi-s not
.1 tor Miv "lie win, wisti u fi-i
.it the tlusn v b,sk-l,,',').iii ;i
ItSSAI HI ll!UIIIMI"0,
yc.vi.ini'.vnuNs.
Tn wil.'1'it.'v ts.iitst. hut. tin. lUisiinHtst'i.nrstf.
Co'iiini'ii hoIi.mI ,li!iniia issiu.,1 liv the
tN'uety Sii.(-ciiit.'n,l, nl ol S'lt,s,s is iv,;uit-etl.
Altitlavit of uimicful Hssissllii'lil of
,111 utte tlio I'olrtek M. Itiuligan. lii'h te tilhmiil
HITS.
Alliilavil ol wrongful hssk-ihuchI ot
Cory ''.', Kosler, liehate allownl
JI1.7H.
Affidavit ot wiiiiigful nsscsjiiii'iit uf
C. tn in Smith, Rebitle ollnwed
lf;l7.l!l.
Alliilavil ot nroiigtiil iisM'ssinciil of
.lames Tetheiow-, for Ti'tlierow Ilios.
Helult' allowed fM ltil
Altlihivit of wrongful assessment of
N. II Moses. lie o allowed (Ml.:
Alliilavit nt wrunglul n -annul of
N. S. Minkli r. liehate allowed tlM.
All'nhu it ot wrongful iissessmenl of
in. nocsn. lienote ailomsi .u in
"l'l"o.iu.
UKatawnmainnaiiirin
3 NothlnB has ever ciiuallcd it.
Nothing can ever nvpoi. it.
Dr. King's
fte DiscoYerv
11
A Perfect l'W Ml Tlinuit and
('mo: w$ TrouliU'i.
Munoy lm k If It f.iiU. Trit UoWm Hit.
Wm, Wnr.woi(-r, cltil,
Subscribe
HOW TO M.VKK SHHOOI. St'tXI-SS.
Tn ttuil.l up a H,'t.ul wt iim-t hnvc tlio t.
Hrt .t SchtM lUmnli (vucIiith mil-
lhA iU (ftvvtn tliiiitij (! (Hlt iiittnt not nnlv
lU'o4Ut H 1ml iirrtt!ic it willi ki.(tt"i.i
i'Uk thv-ir fi it'i,..t mni iiriwIiKiiH. W't
olf.r you n ,tin,)vc iiun.t' m hv hih
hcIi.w1 in lltr t .Hpnit.l will mnkf it fijiml to
nv in im.'ilv, it not in t.cii.Utu,. if ymi
will wmi n v.nir ottiltlivii. Vmir lovullyl..
thi inlt,itioii niiii liM iiLm will luiun u
I.ITCI1A1CY 'V'.'UK.
itt tit tile rli.irnctir tli:tl
Hi.iv tv-i'H mu h (.nM'lHV.
Kunrli I r Mlt ,
Cwisting o( HW ncrw, 120 nor-;-fi'iiml,
40 acres itf mh! iuoiuIimv-.,
ftcrv of grtnl yellow pine. lloti.p iOhI
Kirn ami other iininivemenis. Kiiio
sj-rinp wnter. euouch Ur nil iri iizntion.
I.oentrtl on Murks envk tu-nr the I.
W. Speiir nluce. Fur further infor-
m.ition call :it tho Jutirnal oKiee or
.uhlrew Com Carkou., Mit.-lieP, (he.
Ltterny mi.. It0i.t,nw StK'ictici U1 In
nifi'utlv uijiintaiiml thill o ir tttnlt-tit-i t.ln
U'l Hit Kr-'iit Ih ih-iIi uf mitoli woik. In iul-
lilt MB t'l lltM MlllH lO .ltHf1lt otO
ir.t 'rtanmn'iil
our v-iinu: mntii
If it i- ill i-wil't irlc clttl' mut eh.u-
wilt lv oiv'itlliltti Allil timillUuili'ii lluollKh
out tli winter.
1 ATHr.KTU'S.
At tli i ltm ni-rv than nv t '.nt in tin
Imst nil (vl mi ititiot in Hllih'tii ;- iJi
rroijniii it Mil'ic. ridinitii; of the UhW
Ihttb iiuloon mut lint will In rminiriii;''f mil
to that eitii vri iiiMMi to trv to imiltt i n
vtiiltH-o.uiu atut roiii'(p cmtfnt in Imarl -ill.
WkctUll nml tlie mi:iu kimlo of firUl
MKirt.
SCHOOL 1 NT1MKNT.
"lied (or unit ntilriYd (litit jOurnol
tion up
clerk tlniw wurmnt fir fli'tOtK) in
fnur tf Wm, Wumvciler for tin' 1
Wnellt of u county ntnek clmw, full uf
l!KKt. tmrt tutniitned until Wnluei ,
dny SeitemU'rH, lU0;t.
A. H. KfteU'tiett pfilion for h
riiilmtn lieenfe untutrd riml lieem-eoi-Jeretl
mw fimis iiimitliK fiom tlii"
ditte.
Jowplt Sti'tef, Suieivinni' fui
No. 1W rrnuetit (or money to i)'V men
(or wnrkiuK -mi romt. ari-tiut ilniwn
(of (, HK1 00) "lie liundii il (hllitnt o -ilerwl
tlmwn in fa tor ol Juv oplt luvel
(or road work.
' K.t Camhell ami It lit, Hinith
,",! jvtttiun lor ferry tiertwi the IVwhuteit
ItAKCRY and
LUNCH MOUSE
Mr. Nellie llrlpn, I'rop.
A Spcclulty Mode IK
l ine lie Creniu...
In Tito lliilldlnu lorincilv
for tholj Occupied iy Mi'i. .Mc'I'tiHKiiit
O'Ncil ISros.'
OYSTER HOUSE
I!, I. lhh,(,S, Mttniittur
To The Prpl Of rok ( Muiy.
tlt'at hIiooN owe tlnir irrowth U a farlinr
of loyaltv ami on the i-mt of the
v ho atiMift th-ni. W't iv y;i to l.ml Ky
u until i' liAtt' iiowit wlit wv mil ifo nil
to M ti ill M'l'urtm; k ticttl'hv wioi miti
nifiit mu; our "tin'riil '. Wi'.h iuh i
h.rt from voii w n eonh.tfiit tin- ioIukjI
;ii I,...- ......i i, i i.. - .1 ... i-
In sn'onianci with an ot of Cir Ti-l .Uiro 1 in tlii. co'titty.
. -" te iito.rf i-uiiin mn (.,.. vtrti t it... ,
th HUh School lt.nl, nwtriMint; th." lifHtt f nil v voqrs
0.m.tv Jti.L-c. th Ciintv Cnii,tii .n. r- . Tl, .
the 1 unity Trviwurfr. mil the count v S.iht. Al 1 ' 1 ,kA
iiitn.irnt of St-h.H.U. Ii.hi. 1-l.inpiwi th,. i I'rtnc.al -f thv ( p.k Canity Hiv-h Si N-kJ,
tloil i'I MiiUl.U' Inn Mill mHiveeti-jiV,-l
lue w iriiiriual of th kIiooI for tht-t.mi. f ' T
in; yir. iMieviiii; w c.tii huij.) Ul M1,p C stiiitr ( out I lrofrdi.
inaiiiUin .rirutory mrtioo) h.re worth v I
111, It M'lllMtl
i Voiir loV,l miiMt n
f re turn ii.
ment, and if the funds contribukd j practicable.
Ralph and Borna Poimlexter
left this morning for Portland
accompanied by their father P. B.
Poindt'Xter. The former go to
attend business college, while Perry
goes along to see them settled.
Miss Susie Clayton has sold her
millinery More in this citv to Mrs.
Ed. Bradford and will shortly
leave for the east. She intends
making Indianapolis, Indiana her
future home for a time at least.
H. A. Clemens, formerly fore
man of the Review is now editor
of the Stan wood, Washington,
Tidings, where he and Mrs. Clem
ens are pleasantly located. We
wish him unbounded success in
his new venture.
The huh submitted for the
Crooked river bridge were as fol
lows: Mr. Tillotffon, of Portland,
the successful bidder 1-1090.00; C.
F. Rom I. of Salem, for different
class bridge $4H00. while Kd Har
bin, of our citv, Bubmitted a bid of
NoUu for a Howe truss wooden
bridge.
Frank Siegerest a Burns freight
er passed through the city Wednes
day with a load of freight con.-ii;nvd
to merchants in hie city.
He says that it is not probable
that Burns freighters will haul
much freight from Shaniko as the
Bums merchmts only offer two
cents for the Service, and the dis
tance, 215 mih-s. til en with the
high price of feed makes it mi
ni .Miry wav ol your cuiiluhiic. 1 li
iiinirt,t:ii thw work ami nuUmt to you tht-foliou-in
cotirw an t I'lattN covering tur
yearn' study aUne the common miio. 1;
) SHKNTinC Ctin.SK,
lt yeir.
HL'her Craimiiar, 9 month; N"tipti le.l.
AJelirH, 9 moiitliH; to Kt IT . Cav-iil
titMt;rihv. t1,, lui'lithts com-ilcUil. .Aiinc
I'hyiiolocv, 4lt m.-nth: c"in'i.i.-.l.
K'in'ien Hiitory. y in.-iith, t ni)i. 1'.
Knulnh Cla.-..io: "The I-.lv of the l.iLe'
hv Scott. ' The Vitjon of ir launf" h
U.well, "The liunker Hill Oiatimi" y W,-ti-tr
.'IvAlihoe" by Scott. lAii auhjtct to
ch.tiie.
2nJ ye.tr.
Rhetoric and Couinttio, 9 m.inth.-: c m
llotiiL AL'fhm. 4S month, ct'uil--tti
ItU'her Arithmetic. i m nthx: coinn fli ii
lueofoj-y, i', munin-.; cinikle.l. I
nioiitli; tom(.lete.i. Kuroimi History
! niimth: cooi'.te'l Knlinh i lnitu
"HUwatli" by I.d-MI.-w. "The I'rinc- '
hy Teimvm. '"The i)l-ertfh Viln-e" l,v
'ioltlimith, "Sir H.-kit le Overly ' hy Ail-li-hoii.
Lit Aubji.'ct to tluui,'e.
3rd year.
Hitrynf Literature nn-l Theme. iontn;
complete.!. 1'l.iiii (tmmietrv, M month; cfin
jileted. Zti ol... , 41, month'; c,-nr
Atroiioniy, 41, m.-ntlii; ruiniMeii. tii-,t.ry
f Kn'lai'ii, i m'ittr;c'iiiiilftl. (o.M rn-
nu nt of the Ameri(.:in People, 4J in .nthi:
"I Venice bv hunw, "hihw Manier'- by
Kli'.t, "Cmuiliati m of Am-riran tloBir"
hy liurke. Lint .-uhject to chme.
4tb year.
Farnotw Author and Theii:ea. 3 month;
complete! I. Solid (.s-metry. 4'f month,
J.mplUl. I'hvuic, It Hioiitfj; cili.let(il'
Hit..ry i.l'ttw V. S., 9 m iiith-; complete
r.u'iiie.Tt. .M(ioiiiii;o.Hipieieii. II .nk-keep-
ins. 4i ninth;coi!i.letl. Knt,'lih Chw.h
"MwMli'' by h;ike-ij-ar, ".hilitiH ("ae-mr
ly Coleridge, "I'arsvlUc IM" hy Milton.
Lint nihject to change.
LATIN SCIKNTIFIC COCKSK.
lt year.
Thw U the nfinn- an the Si ientiflr e.Tceritin"
that we omit Adwuiceil I'in ii..-i;y urcl ..ub
Ktit'iU the first liook in Lati:i.
2nd year.
In thin year we mt C,v,.y l fiionthiite
fur the hrxt h.tlf of the vfur L'-rneiiim ,
an 1 the iatt half Cavnar.
3rd year
In thi year we tin it -f .')' tvnl Atfm.
tiny and utMitute a year w..ilc in Catxir
Sl'KriAt, Al'.ifT Thum.
BiiU tiKni'(l for (lie tmiliti g of
l.ridKe hciusjj Crixiki-u ritr nt l'rin
tille Ori'x.in. Only one Iul unttiuW
mittwl in the sum' of frfMUtO und
the mime bring nniilrfi exrewivo
ft-r the kind uf biktoe ptoHVMl. the
inw was rejeetnl. New n.itiee ordrr
d nuldislutl mid bkU In In! ni-eivul
until a o'eloek . in., SrptemU r U j
Ski tkm ii kh Tkkm. j
Bridge iierop-i Crookeit rirer At
Prineville, Ore , udvrrtied ami aubjret
to net ion ot tlii; eotirl. Jtnl urte
otfened nnd thai of lr. Tilluii'iin villi
pluns and h-:i tn-u tiMiis ultitehed (or
A coinbitifltuui iron inid wn(tt brlitue
heitia; connide.reil low't and lrit tml
COIltr;iet :H nwttrtlrd t" Mr. Tlllotlioii
fur f 11 IMMM nml n titrnil otdend
drnwn nnd tdgned.
A. M. lrikke, in the mntter of
platting tlio pint of Bruit Orrnn.
cider il UiHt the jdat id the town id
fiend hn vneatcd.
I). V. lliirnett, (Hilitioii for county
road, petition reivl nnd rum I ordned
M- rclwnt ' viewetl nnd niirvujed. Viewer oider-
il to inert on Mu Mid nmd r.t the
place ol Winning on the Uh tiny of
SeptnnUr llMd.
Hetjiunntiuu of (ieo. Lytic n (Siijmt
visor Koad Pintrirt No. 8 was mid
nnd airepted mid W. K. ItiKdieiif ap
pointed in his place. Clrrk w or
dered to notify bim ait hooiiiii: jioftilde.
In the tnatUr of the petition of
Chart. J. Cot tor, etnj, lor a county
road, ordered to withdraw rcMrt of
viewer- and view theKuid niiul to meet
at plare of bopniiintc on the 9th dny
of SrptrlldH-r I'JtCJ.
(Jnlrred that Mr. Drake or bin com
pany be allowed to eoii-truet hi.- ;
canal aloti", the cotu.ty road no nn nut
to intrrfer with tlm travel until Die
permanent change, can he nnule.
If. K. Niw;n rd. Jteport of view
era read lirat and aeronil tiinea and
refern d to IHntrict attorney for action.
Allidavit uf wrongful aMHetmnient of
Charb ti AltchuJ. liehate allowed I
lli.-j.).
river at me imiiatt Auenev.
Application nui (i'd mid hernse older
el ifimi'il lor one year Iroin Sep!. Iith
llKW, npmi the nppheant nitvinc to:
tin1 county treasurer the f inn of $l.'i,lHt,
tVlilion fur bridge HenH hr I'ec-
ehuieit nver at the Auniey, rmn ty
Judj!e reipiestrd lu go down ami tak e
a eomrtrnl man and make a repot l
on Dm mtvmilnlity of h.i-d hriilj;e,
HII.I.M .l..oVKH: '
IV W, Hit.hu. uork mi ron.l 7 iv
e Itt'iilon, II llm trv ''l I'""!' ' 1,1
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ifeorite iiiiiiiem Icb photio rvli-n i' 1
lit t ihIIohimih- in, iit.lxui (or hp'
machine. " C
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Un J W i(le, l. aclicf edliilmitloil
frmi. Johi.n ..ta ire v ti
II Ifclltxir coail niu.. - '.'I
W V Kill. lt, iom.I w..ik 1M.I tl t
Mjltlw Jl.iUr. Willi, m-, tec iJulie t'euM1
Lee lioottwln. rtlmea (en '
I, .ti. k )ii.i,..- fee tl H'
M K K'll.ilt It a' Urn cxaiiiltinllon (Si
Jm k I'c. lion!., r ..r r'a.U 't-'
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A H. MpniiH, . ..itoiA rW -
J H Slili'p hii'iber oit roitif
I ho Journal, pniinnu cunlvi l W
Mr J ' Hiniiner. can-of aii(rr ' I" u'
Hit' Wtniiok i o . I.- Hit nn. I .lt "
Hie ttlntick l it , Utnui. r I" 1''
II r' J..I110.011, n l. j.'iotie. '.' u'
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l', A. Oritvi. nrti)inK A vlvwinn t'oOor
roa.t -Hint
J W Kllii.il, vtmlnit Conor not - 1,1
ii. .rlii;. r. n lewfnu i ..ll.'i roa'l I-
l Y Mi ll. I'haiiiinait l 'I tor ri '.' ('
A ii KirhanUoii. chairman '1
frank i.la.i. market l otior roail
K J Traull i-lialnntBii NI- uii roa.t Hi-e
A ZetnkiM'haliiiiirtii S n n rnl . H '
ii jinnuiT. iflewi-r Mttn ton. I - 1,1
M K Nt.-. n. marker Mm nnl
J. W Kill. .11. TU w rr .i. u n -ol
i". H. I'o.n.letlrr,' caOi p....t out lor Joh
liroH n, (.linger
Trine I lli lle h . I'rliitlnit
M R. Ik.. t oitniv Jn iu. .nUry
H. J. II-'hU. cotii inl.il. no r 'c
M b I'owcll, ciiiiiiiiut..i er k
C Sflin ftuiili. lnritf nlnr
Win ll.u till. Hit ! aiart
M II Hell. Irenaiirti sultry
J J. Smiih. t l -rk alar
M II Hell. (.hiiiUiik imiri ioiie telic
H . It ll.'Furl I. core ul Sam Hmllli
W. K. U. ritrUinl, i r ul Smii imUi
Good R-Scafs and Rooms
Miller Uuildlnj;, Prineville, Oregon
I S II AND (I AM V. IS SHAHOX
IlliKAl) AND I'IKS Koi! 'I'll IC TIIAHK
SPECIAL RATES
TO BOARDERS
N. A. Tye and Brothers
Boys and Youths' JocU Knife Shoe,
A ISiunr Sli'i'I J.itk Kitid' H'ilh Kvitv I'nir. All Sim nml
Wiililm. Print Khun $2.25 to $2.50 Per Pair.
Wo Also Have A Full Line of Mens'
Shoes. Also Ladies, Girls and Babies.
CLEARANCE SALE
ol mir Su-nmer Hats l (VI in unlt r Io inuko
nmiti luniiir Nf . I.int ul Winli r (iimd-.
KlifK titrry n'iil:i!'inn inliiymir liiitiif. 'I'iiiiIiIikiI fnlrlim
Hi. in,
N. A. TYE and BROS., Merchants
Freil t'luviHi
I're.l l laipo
arf romt lni
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In in lie
(of wulk
Umilli,
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iticare H) im-m'..
K. OII....1I. fail w.uk
It Oil ro.ol work
Hoot It x li.riieU. hntn lor Htown funeral
Ju IUimii.i ii, willHi tec eimiH) eoiii
Jolui Aniol-I. ' ' "
J. M KhiikIiI. " '
Toni Slromt. "
JuSiti li.licr,
N,i k I rem Ii.
lu riuu' ral-l, '
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1 I'. .liiiii4nn. ainiiKiiury
J II n'k. hol.liiii: iu.ii.'i
A It. I Ipioimii Jiiior fee lniu't
glacksmithing That Pleases
Is The Kind Von (is. ul rr-a
J. II. WKH.KS
(Siieri'i..r Io)
( OK.VKTT A- I'LKIXS'S
A Slork of l-'iirm Marhinerv iiln-j n tm hand
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Melt, rum tn laliiiir fee
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K. iMi' lii'lur, runt woik
t,eo. Oal.uriie,
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II. J ll. aly, Com. fee
M. It I'oHell, ( out. (.' "1'ei'lnl term
Mc Ul A. ii
,t Mi
Tbli ifffnatDn In oo evrry Imi of the ftmulne
Laxative Bromo-Quininc Tabwi
KUMdr tliai curca a aoM la ana day
Lumber $IO Per M.
AfliT .Iiiiumry 1, 1!K.
xi'll 1 o ihImt itt mir mill
OclitK.ii lor r M.
JIah ki.vh IIihih.
will
Otl lilt'
You m find
lUCVCI.IiSf ill k d makes
Kamblcrs, Imperials, Meals, and manv
j otla rr. A p.od line of Hieyele Hiiiidrim ATHIMITH.
Big Clearance Sale
Owing to the Lai e Stock of Tall and Winter Goods
Constantly arriving, our store room will be overcrowed
And In order to Get More Room
For the Xew Goods, we are compelled to throw all Our
Present Stock Of
Shirt Waists, Straw Hats, Ladies' Goods
And Many Other Lines Into
ONE BIG BARGAIN SALE
THIS SALE WILL CONTINUE UNTIL ALL ARE SOLD.
& CO.
Ul
..AUCTION SALE..
i
-Of-
Pure Bred Livestock
ConHting 01...
Shorthorn, Hereford and Jersey Cattle,
Cotswold, Lincoln. Shropshire Sheep,
Poland China and Chester Whit Hogs
and Standard Hred Trotting Horses.
WATTS MARBLE m MM WORKS
Watts & Baker, Props.
Marble and Granite Monuments
All Kinds of Stone Work
FIRST CLASS WORK AT L0WKST I'MCES
Second Street, The Dalles, Oregon
Prinevillc-Slianiko Lino
.OREGON
Sept.
STATE FAIR..
17-18-19
Daily Between Prineville and Shaniko
KCIIKDI'U:
Arriv 'h ut 1'riin'villi' (1 h, n)(
. irrivim nl Hliaiiiku 1 n. m.
Accommodations
I.i'itvrH Hliuiiikn, II p, tn,
1i'llVl'H 1'l'illt'villl; 1 p. m
First Class
3vhich:ei
CiinHKiit'd hy such imti-d lirw-ilttrn un Clmrlt K. Lmlil, V.
O. Minor, John Sprits, JInz'JwooJ Fitrin, AIi'X Clialnicrn, V.
J. Townlcy, J. II. Smmp, J. Mutty, I). II. Looney, (,'liarlt-s
Cleveland, I'. A. Fraken, C. It. Watle, II. Went, J. M. Atkin,
son, K. Hcott, A. J. Silawn, Gwirnt! ChaiiilliT, H. (irignliy, J.
M. Flaherty, Tlw. H. llrunk. Fur inftirmatitm and pnrticu
larn write
M. D. Wisikjm, ficfrotary, Portland, Orf(!in.
Col. K. j. Hawiiman, Auctinmitr, llunceUm, Mu.
a
J. ?orrs
Sencral Jforchandisc
Tl,: ...ll 1,., .,..1.1 i: 1 ..
jiii.i ,..:u miiM.il fntiiuiixilllirill 1H CICIIIMIf' Ollt a(
.'(XK) stock (if incris' and luivs' fiirniyliiiics in nr,i..r ,
ito iniilic room. You'll limi many linrgains nim.ngl
Wthciu. Talk is cheap but if xoii'll cull and inspect our
goods and prices' lou'll find them Hpealiiii" fur them-1
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