CROOK COUNTY JOURNA L hj.r!fn,J Vu' ,J"ln; '".J
lit l d got arrested I'd biu irost
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER FOR CROOK CO U NTY cutid bv a democrat proiiicutor U
steffaa bailey. Pubn.h.r. ; har a democrat judge, anJillMa
Martina, ( Educational Ualoa.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATEH-lnvanably In Advanc
One Year fl S Six Mentha
Tht Month ."Wot SingW t'opit ...
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OimmiIiik midrib It. A. Ford.
! landed in jail I'd a bad to a,. t a j '"'" Mkh s. hool VvU.
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Hev. M It. lull.
IIH' IVrmvHtluna Real Knowl.Muv
democrat gov'nor to sit out o'hock.i
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t paia w u, iker hvi l int.
. jR'vetho democrats the Hiumony , have broturht al.ont - Itelleltmmell.
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i aim us uu' oiuoe, out ne aaui i iwuimn- minm .mimhi kliMer.
Advertising Rates: -Pi'Ut dyrii-tiug II tM, nni- .) ronM vonlini to iim tmi
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l'nlli.tiJ F.vory Tlmrioliiy at the Journal liuiMinu, l'rinpville, Oregon
THURSDAY, OCTOBKR j6, 1905
There is a Ptrong possibility of ! ihut the market is so nwr
the Columbia Southern railroad I prices so low that cattlemen
Wing extended to Tlie Dalle?, or! discouraged, and the very
if we'd all jit lum full of Har
mony we could git down on our
nee every nitit and thank tJoI
we lived in a stale where a demo
crat is without hoi. But I ays
s poem we send Mr. Heeny a few
big doses of Harmony, for if he
and 1 ln n' wicked way there
won t le enuft of us republicans
are
rather, of the trains being run
through to that point from Shan-
iko. The Columbia Southern ha?
been ah.-orbed by the
t o., antl strong pressure is N'ing
brought to bear on the latter offic
ials to this end. It is plain to see
that this change would be a most
satisfactory one to the traveling
public, as it would do away with
the most unpleasant feature of
waiting, sometimes for hours, at
liiggs, tne most cheerless sj-ot on'
the footstool. Railroads are sup
posed to conserve the interest
the great industry is threatened by
these conditions.
The Kast Oreconian. in the
lite 0fjwutoVto fiH offices. Jest
at me and I
around -the owner
' a bottle on me.
then a feller wunk
! follered him.
! when he dret
Doe The School Course Require loo
much of the pupils time
A. 0. StraiiKv.
Solo ,.v. Jcnnetl
( IonIiix Sonjr
UenieiuMr the time and plaee at
Itelkttap Hall 7:;W 11. in. .Nov. 4.
j Tluw imviliiK's are lor everyone In-
tereoUNi in educational work.. Have
oil children In nchnol? lo you ex
peet to haverhlldren In school? Are
you n teacher? Do you ckpect to
lieeome a teacher? Have yon In
vested In proert.v? lo you exect
toluvent? Have you the welfare of
the community at hoiirt? If you
jft Fall and Winter Togs for all of ffj
Crook County
eO. It. A N. i article mentioned, bid the blame I h" J'0"''1 ,r" Hut jean answer ye-to any them. ues
sure is Mngifor the ,r market upon Portland j ,h" M l i !" J ? 'T ,n1 h
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capital, and it takes occasion now
to repeat this statement.
The Portland Chamber of Com
merce iMiiieun or nctowr, givtnsj
the average deposits in Portland j
banks at f 12,000.XiO. This great
mass of wealth is lying idle most j
of the year, its owners not having j
the business actiritv to invest it !
j mony, like tlie deniocrata ue.
Then I learned what a good thing
; real Harmony is. P.ut I misdoubt
jthat niebbe Paker has let the per-
m'riptions git mixed and is dosin'
us out o' the wrong Uittle.
Pauliat Itm.
their patrons, and in this esse it
can be done very eafHy and to their j other industries that would afford
own advantage. It is hoj-ed that, a market for inland empire stuff
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needed institutions, such as .....
... in-vu nui'iiHi 111 our I .lunnn wnooi.
packirg plants, canneries, and
Mr. K. K. LmukIiIIii left Tuesday
for I'riiwvlllc to attend rotirt.
In
thewe educational imvtinit.
Spoford, thtUHo-Dat Shotmaktr
Has added to his equipment i new
machine which renders it pohmIMo to
n'lae shoe tljm, Mlowa totniiien
. and elastic Boring in t'oiiKnwa
! Kaltent, and repair riped aeanis nt
ja price bus than one half of what
liaa Ihvii paid heretofore. Don't
throw away auy more hoot and
shcatfor wautoflirMt elasa n'tmlrs
jlmt hriiiK your work to Spofford
and save mouev.
llouvy IHuchor Storm limits itli otttsido roiintfrH,
3 Solos to luvl, L'-S Soiti'.h llnttcm in Knsact mi.l
iJitick Cnmo Tantul (ItHnli f
None Better Made
Wo ft Slo AijonU for
iWGKiNisniM & uaeur goods
Our I)rtH (JixhIs lino is lnrotr ntnl sutporior to JNw Iy
nvthiin j!iovvii horo Ix'fotv. All tho now wonvos ifcyi -3
rtml sh.ttloH ran Ihi mvn hoiv. 4Vo trouMo to show them. Como and m' mir
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the change will bi
Antelope Heiald.
ma lie
quickly.
Speaping of what a newspaper
den's for a community, United
Slates Senator David Davis, of
Illinois made an address that re
mains ever green in the memories
of newspaper men. lie said:
"Every year cveiy local pajer
gives from TmX) to o,000 free lines
for the iienefH of the community
in which it is located. No oilier
agency can or will do this. Tht
editor in proportion to his means
does more for his own town than
any other man. -He ought to U
supported, not because you happen
to like him or admire his writing,
but because a local paper is the
liest investment a community can
make. It may not be crowded
with great thoughts but financially
it is of more benefit than both
preacher and teacher. Today
editors do more for less pav than
any men on earth. Patronize
your home paper, not as a charity,
but as an investment.
which is now a drug and which
return handsome incomes on th
investments.
Portland is extremely jealous of
any invasion of her trade territory
in Central and Kastern Oregon by
auy outside rivai. and yet Port
land takes no venture to increase
that trade and bind it to her. If
Kastern Oregon cattle, sheep, hiy
and grain are shipped eastward it
is Portland's fault, for she can
afford to handle all the entire out
put of the Kastern Oregon counties.
j .Ml Uioe I.tufthlln of Bearer! T.y Appeal to Our SympathiM
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DHV GOODS and FURNISHINGS ifi
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Creek Is atteudititf the I'nulina school
Mr. tk-orjee Noble rvturuel from
rrlneville last week.
Mtss Miitfte Illukle of Suplce Is
attendlnir our I'uullua stdiool.
Mr. Lister haa moved hi sheep
over to Rye tlrnss much.
Mr. Klmerdiirk left for rrlneville
last week to attend court.
The Miller and Henery ThraHher
ha completed lt work for Hi is sea-sou.
Mr. Luther v'laypool anil
returned from the fair the tlrt of
the week.
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Th biliou aud dy.tie are comtant
sufferers and apal to our sympathies.
There is not one of them, however, who
may nut be brought back to health and
happiness by the use of Chamberlain's
Stomach and lavtr Tablets. Thee tab.
) latla ini'U.. I: I ..
.Kw,.,t ,ilr uijrr an 1 iireiigtnrn
the diction. They al. rerlate the
bowels. For ale by D. I. Adaitrnm.
SuWribc now ami gel The Crook 1 iBKT-BrB Vi'!--;- vSH-Hei0t4?
County Journal American Farmer.
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MaJaiur ami The Town anJ Country
Journal, all lour paper lor $2.00
The 0 K MEAT MARKET I
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Kastern Oregon will develop its ... , , ,. ... n
" ' por tion of nurse for Mrs. Klmer .
resources just as rapidly as Port-1 dnrk. 1 r-i
land provides a market for the j ... . . , , .. ir'i
I nrodllCtS of the stflte Tb'if eifvit.. ... . ... .. . '
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hi the city of I'nulina
is the market center ot the state j loud of aupplhu.
and her idle capital should make j r, . t ,. nUtnt of 2 inch.
provisions to take care of the pro-1 Tuesday ni:ht. makes everyone
ducts of Central and Kastern Ore- anxious to jjet their fall work done.
gon. as rapidly as tliey are pro- j Mr. Dairy and John Mulr
duced and sent to her markets, i Tuesday morning for Juniper
1 Any other arrangement will alien- j to vWt ""'ir ,n,,,l"'r I r'Hrtetl
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ate Central and Kastern Oregon j
from Portland in time. Those vast i Mr J"h" T- '""Ikuer made a
prorecsionai call ou Mn. Iwiyton
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Everbody is invited lo
given al the P. A. A.
attend the Japanese Carniva
p 11 ii r .1 1-
c nan. rrmay r.vening
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sections will barn o look else-
The McCurdys, McCalis, Hydes.
and the smaller leeches who have
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aosoroeu muiious 01 insurance ; j0(.
rvr M .'.lirA I jlirt ' niAn I.a.'a rl..m. '
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an injury not only to thern and
their heire or beneficiaries, but to
the peojile of the whole country,
whose confidt nee in those who sit
in high fiduciary positions has
been shaken by the rt vela lions
made. From one point tff view it
may be eaid that the people were
benefited by learning the facts
thit have been and are being dis-
where for ar. outlook and not de
pend on Portland.
It is up to Portland to build
plants. Her $42,000,000
tracted her tooth.
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lev is of no value, except as it
is used. Idle n.oney is of no more
value to the country than so
much soap.
This clears up the trade situa
tion as far as Portland's ability
and responsibility are concerned.
The attitude and needs of this sec
tion of the field have been to often
set forth to repeat now. It has
betn shown that, aside from a few
' ' contributory causes. Portland is to
closed, but it is not a good thing :b, ilfl " g,,e anJ non(J h
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.... iur to ..ecume .moueo coulJ a,waya bring the deman(1 .
witn the idea that there imjjnto CORtact with lhe supi)1)J
honesty and fair dealing in high j The auU of the failtire (0 do this!
im.m. o,u, .or ..j,., ,s only aggravated by the millions
average man say: "it tnese men :oMJle dollttr9
of gteit pretensions may thus
work colossal grafting schemes
All the ladle who are helping out
tlin mill! trv la vlfl.l ..M Tl.n., 1- .
will please send in their blocks nt 1 11
leat two weeks U-fore that time. j ra
Mr. I'd P.nunels, wife and son and'T
Mrs. AinJeron and daughter Lulu'ri
Hrriv.il Siiitiip.l-i v fri.,,1 it..ii.i.. I
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Mrx. Anderson and Miss Lulu leav-
litK for rrlneville Sun. lay
OCTOBER 27th, 1905
Come antl spend and evening in F air Japan.
The Ladies in their Kimonas
Will malve you as happy as ihry can.
Now come anJ show your power
And in the crysantheum bed pluck llower.
You will lind everything Irom beauty lo
hoppers
And the price ol admission is only len coppers
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Pork, Butter, 13 & Country Produce IS
Your itatMiiaKe rriMrlftilty Miticii.Hl mid a tiial tuder of one
pf tmr KosMn nr htenk will c.invin. e you tUl e M-ll only ili,
llcst. In the nh p foruictly .i. cupie.1 by t'rts.ks ti Sailor
Telephone Order Will He Ulveit Prompt Attention
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A ball and it ahootlnii match will
hejrlveu at I'auliiiH Nov. 10th for
the iH-nefit of the hall, the Indies will !
sell lee cream Hud cake back ofjLJj
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At a meeting of the aehool a
motion was passed to extend a rote
of thanks to Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Faulkner for klniioe.-w rendered the
Paulina school.
Hew Cure For Cancer.
with other people's money, why
may I not do the same in what
ever small ways opportunity may
offer?:' Not only will there le for
a time at least less confidence in
men and concerns which it is im
portant should deserve entire con
fidence, but grafting by such men
encourages and to many seems to
justify it in others. Thus the evil
that such men do lives after them.
while the good that the men of
conscientious fidelity, who take no
advantage of others whatever their
opportunity, do, "is oft interred
with their hones" because the pub-
li never hears of it or considers it.
But peop.'e should consider that
grafters and leeches in high finan
cial and fiduciary po i ti n are
really the exception rather
mouldering in the
moss-grown vaults of the. city that
needs businessmen. Kast Oregon-iair
Rabbitville Man Was There
(A. Ker.nett iu Irrinon Irrigmort
tne rule. Jiie outng.it w. .eves ' ket amJ a rock jn
among ineni are inuteu rare, anu j
tne type ol wtnen tliese men are
specimens will, it may reasonably
le hoped, become rarer henceforth
than it has been in recent years.
Journal.
The Evening Telegram says that
Portland is not responsible for the
poor market for Eastern Oregon
range cattle.
This statement was made in
answer to an article in the East
Oregonian a few days ago, recit
ing the fact that Umatilla, Uaker
I jest arrove from Portland
where I went to the Harmony
meeting and I'm fuller nor a billy
goat. It was a grate meeting. It
was maid up of 3 kinds of peeple
and 2 kinds of folks. First they
was a big croud of peeple what has
oflices. Then they was another
big lot who wants oflices and a
right smart sprinkliri' of fellers
what has a office but wants a bet
ter one, and then there was me
and a few other private folks and
Mrs. Woodpekker, what dlsktvver
ed Roosevelt, but we all wished
h.'.-'d seen her fr.t. Some of (1.
than I fepr8 went with a brick in one
another and
a nife up their eleave. XV
who has a darned good office but tias
a eye on Linger Hermann's job, he
trim a rock at the mouth of the
Columbia and tho $ of a brick at
jCelilothcn dru his nife on Port
land afore he got sot on. Mr.
Baker, who is lookin' hardest for
a big cargo' of Harmony, read a
beautiful speach tellin' of us that
Oregon is the banner republican
state (tremendjus yells) wich must
be pleasin, to the democrats who
has most of the best offices. Rite
in Portland I was told to move on
by a democrat mayor, and a demo
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Hats. Caps, Baky Holds, Veiling, Ribbon. Etc.
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FALL
and
WINTER
We have many beautiful designs in
Fall and Winter Hats. Tho winter
styles are graciously varied becoming
ness is the keynote. But come and see.
The most charming hats of tho season
are in evidence, including the small
Togues, Turbans and Maxine Elliot.
Orders taken for Corsets and Ladies
Fashionable Tailor Made Suits
All minacfl cancers are now known to
be curable, by Uucklen' Arnica Salve.
jag. w alters, oi uuniein, Va., writes:'
' I bad cancer on my lip for years, that
aeenied ineiimliln till Uiu'ttun'a i
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Mve healed it, and now it is ferfeotly j "
well." tliiarante.xl cure for cuts and
burns, -i-a atJ.II. Temnleten'a an.lMkJ ...... M
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TAYLOR & McCALLISTER
PR1NEVILLE
OREGON
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t Harhcr Shop and Kcstauiant In tltmiicctloii at licnd
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and Grant counties are filled to
over-flowing with fat cattle, biu!crat depity workiu' for a democrat
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Closing Out Sale
Owing to poor health I desire totlose
out my entire stock of goods consist
ing of Dry Goods, Groceries, Wagons,
Buggies, Hacks and Farm Machinery.
7L Great Reduction
will be made on many lines as I am
going to sell. Mrs. Morris and myself
expect to be in the store from now on
and will try to satisfy all customers
who desire to take advantage of this
SALE.
J. F. MORRIS
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The Opera Saloon
O A K K & c U R L L , Proprietor..
In The Glaze Ilalll
A First Class House.
in livery Kcspcct
CHOICEST BRANDS OF LIQOURS,
WINES, and CIGAR5
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m Prineville's Wholesale Liquor House
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars, also
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Sole Agents for Hop Gold Beer and
the Famous Napa Soda
.FarcLlly Trad. Solicited.