CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
PUBLISHED BY THE JOURNAL PlBLlSHINd CO.
D. K. 8TEFFA. S. M. HA1I.KY.
Poblihd erery Thursday at The Jonrnal Building, Prinerille, Oregon.
Trnaa of Subscription: On .rear, fl.liA. Six Kntervd at th Prine-
l ville r oitio at 2ml
tnontrm, 73 cent. Single coplea 5 cent each. clam rates.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CROOK COUNTY.
Old Scout, the automobile which
j paceed through Princvillo Sunday
: afternoon on it way to 1'ortland,
arrived in the latter city yeMerday j dutitrics, etc
noon. OKI Steady is due here nt
any time, but from last reports is
having a hard trip of it. The for
mer machine has won out with a
week to spare.
THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1905.
Additional Locals
After the Fourth la over.
After I'm laid up In bed.
After they've bandaged and wewed
me,
After they've plaatetvd ruy head,-
M.iny's the thought that burn- In
me,
Oh, how foollHh was 1
To hold In ror hands a aky rocket
On the fatal Fourth of July.
Fourth of July will know that
its bad a birthday this year, in
Crook countv at least.
The season of etraw hats has
begun. It is now fitting for the
weatherman to schedule a 40 mile
an hour gale to blow until next
fall.
All ready for the Fourth. Come
to Prineville. Ilndertakers' re
ports will be published in full the
week following. But there'll be
fun for youug and old alue.
Chas. Huston, of Crook is in the
city today.
Vein Baber and wife are in the
city from Upper Crooked river.
Lumber was hauled this week
to the public school building for
the purpose of constructing a two
story addition to the old structure.
The new rooms will be completed
and ready for use when the fall
term begins in September. J. B.
Shipp has the contract.
The otlicials of tho O. U. A X.
and the Columbia Southern tail
roads who are making a tour of
this county, are expected to arrive
in Frinevillo sometime the last of
the week. Yesterday they
several hours between Cross
and Madras at d proceeded from
the latter place to Bend.
tho acM'iMr.s to tnunierulo not
only the reside:) t of the county,
but also all of its products, in-
I.ook out for Smith the Middlcr. I
am Kobttf to atort t emMIe nnd
hitruefN factory If I en it uvt the
Mexican. K. II. Smith.
fiOTICK.
We wish to inform the public
that the Independent Meat Market
has no connection whatever with
any other in the citv. Xor does
pent anyone except the undersigned
Keys! own an interest therein.
Crooks V Sailor.
Assessor J. 1. Itfollett has
nearly completed his census of
Crook county and expects to have
it in shape by next week so that a
summarized portion of it can be
published. Mr. Lafollett says the
Imputation of the county will ap
proximate 7CXX) and that some
very interesting figures relative to
the growth of various industries
and the production of crops are
forthcoming. The law compels
Mrs. Ilogan An' how do yci
kajn the grass cut so foino?
Mrs. ( organ. Me h u a b a n d
blows the whistle an' it shtopg
growin'. Xew York Sun.
Biographer And in writiug you
tip, may I say that you started in
life as an errand Imy?
Magnate No sir, you may not.
I started in life as a helpless
infant, just as you did, sir. I'm
no freak. Cleveland leader.
WHY NOT BUY THE BEST? 83
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Mowers, Rakes and Hinders nre the ttest and Cheapest
e Carry a I u!l Line of Dccrlug Ilxtras at all l imes
HWURZWEILER
O rnnATTnT N5I
ahkx-ts ron Di:i;iuu macimyi.'s
The regular, unintentional, semi
annual report of the extension of
the Columbia Southern railroad
into Crook county came out as
was expected about one week be
hind schedule. This time, how
ever, and it is always necessary
to put in an extenuating clause
the report is to be followed by a
visit of some of the officials.
WEether they will bring along
their fishing rods, the newspapers
neglect to state.
The Interior department has
eome to the conclusion that 320
acres of the public domain shall
be sufficient hereafter for any
individual who has the necessary
rights left and can find the land
With the scrip law repealed, the
semi-montnly creation of new
forest reserves, homeseekers re
stricted to a meager half section
with a beautiful halo of suspicion
attached to their application, the
country will soon realize that
Horace Greeley's famous adage.
"Go west, young man, go west,"
includes an unlimited amount of
glory but a mighty little bit of the
soil.
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Editor Hofer, of the Salem Jour
nal, who is in Portland to attend
the land trials and write of the de
velopments taking place, gives his
paper the following in last Man-
day's issue:
This week has closed with sever
a! excitements, not the leapt of
xs).i:h was 'he unnounc-nvot that
Secretary Hitchcock and a force of
clerks and Commissioner Richards
of the land office would come on
next week to take a hand in the
land fraud trials. This will be the
first tiial in history where the
cabinet and heads of departments,
including the attorney general of
the United States have descended
to a personal interest in securing
convictions, and it is virtually the
United States vs. Oregon. It will
be a battle royal to a finish. All
the past week special detectives
have been busy polling the jury.
George Downing, who was taking
in the fair, was kept under close
surveillance by several detectives,
and it was only after several in
terviews that they found out that
he waB not the right Downing, but
it was Robert Downing, the Salem
Alderman that is a juror, and so
George S. escaped. The trials
open Tuesday morning and I ex
pect to be present if I am permit
ted, arid report the proceedings.
If any of our Oregon delegation
are guilty of the things charged I
want to hear it from the witnesses
themselves, and according to the
rales of evidence. As the matter
stands they have been convicted
over and over in the Portland
newspapers. They are still en
titled to the benefit of a conviction
by a fair trial before being .con
signed to their political graves.
The President has served notice
on the land department, the law
department and the interior de
partment that the Oregon delega
tion must be sent to the peniten
tiary or there will be several
vaomciea in the cabinet.
PAULINA, OREGON
JULY FOURTH
QIN
PURSES
Will be Hung for Horse
Races and Sports of
all Kinds for the Day
A LITERARY PROGRAM WILL BE GIVEN
THE EVENING OF THE 3RD AND A
DANCE THE EVENING OF THE 4TH
GOOD MUSIC
Hay, Pasture and Meals at Paulina
Facial Beauty
If complexion
la faJinf,
It face
la wrinkling,
If akin
la aging,
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be accuuntfM
f ir aa una of
the 'Yl.lerly
IH-raona."
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PRINEVILLE. OREGON.
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CUTIS. BOLSBY
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Fourth of July
Great Preparations are being made to celebrate Independence Day
At Grizzly Lake
on the north side of Grizzly Butte. Boats will be made suitable to
accomodate those who wish to ride on tho I?.ke, and, in fact, nearly
all kinds of amusements will be provided for the day; such as
Swings, Pony Races, Foot Races, Etc., Etc.
A Large Platform will be provided for those who wish to partake in
dancing. GOOD MUSIC WILL BE FURNISHED. Supper, for the
dance, will be furnished at all hours during the night. Those who
will act as Managers of the Floor are: Frank Elkins, of Madras, W.
F. King, of Prineville, J. S. McMeen, of Lamonta, Austin Culp, of
Culver, and Stanton Black, of Ashwood.-C
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a route for the new WcHlt-rn
I'licifir, it h thought tin' ctrcnuouH
efforts of the Oiumln-r of Coiu-ni-rcc
to hrinit ahout the de.-irt'il
onJ h;is h:ul mure to do with the
Ufcition t f .Mr. Ihriiinan to LniM
than I lit four of comjiction fror.i
the Wostorn l'.icitie, iiDisi.nn li n.
he U nlroaily on llio jrctniil wivh
two trunk lino and wmihl l.o in
a ohition to control th" hulk of
the husinosp. rrincvilin ami Hcml
have long iloiroi! rail coiinrctinny
with the main line, ami it tuny
mean this new aetivity of Mr.
Harrimun will end in tiieco routes
being covered. Another factor in
evidence which utnjuestionnhly
actuated the plaim for eoiihtruei
ion there is the promotion of nn
eh-ctric line from Tin? iJallrs to
Prineville. Telegram.
The Opera Saloon
ROARK & HE DELL, Proprietor
In The Glaze llalll
A First Class House
in livery Kespe e t
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Plow'9 Candy
in J'uckune. Second to
None.
Ice Cream
and Soda. Pure and Cold
U. P. ADAHSON & CO.
CHOICEST BRANDS OP LIQOURS,
M WINE5, and CIGARS
THE EMPIRE STABLES
HUGH GEE, PROPRIETOR.
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Special Attention Given
to Boarding :; !: t!
Flrt Clns Teams to Lot
at Reasonable Priced, ;
Up-to-Date Outfits Fur
nlohnd for transportlnir
f'nrtlea to tho woccIh or
n outsltla point :: ::
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MAIN STHHKT XKAK TIIK
oruoro iiitiixii:
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A fre.-h, fri.sky fellow from Tex.
Came into our ollice to vex.
Now he'n lying in bed
With a knot on bin head
And a bruine on hi poret-olar plex.
Puck.
Mrs. Ferguhon George, how do
you like my (strawberry rdiorteake?
Mr. Ferguson I refuse to an
swer, Laura, on the, ground that
my annwer might incriminate me.
Chicago Tribune.
Mama Have gome mort
Willie?
Willie Why, you always tell
me that more than one spoonful
is bad for my health!
Mama That's at home You're
at a hotel now take all you want.
Cleveland Leader.
sugar,
THE RTiQKET STORE
C. G. DUNH71M, Proprietor
A
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opportunity to secure the right goods at the right prices
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SLUt coming in cotiMtanily. L(t , sj,ow
a ..f jl. i... jl !
nuimj in me preuy inings in ljiv summer
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line of
goods
Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the cHtittc of K) Mali M.
Biirniitt, deceased .
Notice in hereby Riven to nil pernoiw
having claims nguinut Hiiiil deceaNcd, to
present the huiiio to the undersigned ail
tninintrator of Huid Estate lit the otlieo of
M. Ii. Elliott, in Prineville, Oregon, with
the proper voucher, within hix nionthii
from the first publication of this notice.
Dated this Kith day of March, l!X.
1). W. HARNETT.
Administrator of the Estate of Elijah M.
Harnett, Deceased. J
Prineville's Wholesale Liquor House jp
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars, also R1
BAR SUPPLIES
Sole Agents for Hop Gold Beer and
the Famous Napa Soda
nramilr. Txacie- Solicited.
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