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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER FOR CROOK COUNTY
STEFFA4BAILEY,Publlitir '
Kntcrfd At (he pontoflii-e at I'rincvillr. O r ' k o n . k Ncrouil-clidfji mini-r
. .... A. H. I.llililnail & n. Iiave livelveil
SUBSUHIPTION KATES -invariably in Advance shilul.Ilt lf CnversHl r,,,,. t
One Year tl.tKi Six Months "5 ets I We tin; now alile In ilcllver iliese!'
Thre Months SOttf Single Co.i " els eleitunt R".m1m at ouee.
Teams Wanted.
To put in from ."u.umi In I.ihni.ihkj
feel " nf Iok. Uiiml Irvcl x ' ' i " ' '
Lous to Is- liiiuli'it from Vt lii of n
milt'. Cull mi or mlilri-KN. Hawkins
I'.rns.. l'riiii-villf. Ort'Kini.
Professional Cards.
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jftto rnmy-at' jCa at
regon.
Advertising Rates: Dixnlav 'lvrtiinir 1 1 00. 7" cnits mml Mi rents at'L-or-liim to liine mid
tffti-e. Locl Kedert $l.OU ptr iucta. Busiu UmmU & Cfiiu ir lin. 'ri nf Thank a fl.oo. ' t!
KrHOtutiouN of Condolence lo0. "Want", "Lout", !- al anl "Klra " Notice 1 M'iit a wrl
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Published Kvery Thursday at the Journal building, I' r i n v i 1 le , Oregon W
THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1906
The disaster wliich befell the
tate of California is without a
parallel in the history of this
country. ICartlniunke s ii oc k h
ghook the large stone building to
their foundations, toppling them
over in ruins, destroying the water
ystetn. resultant fire breaking out
and completely destroying the
oitv of San Kraneiseo. Other
cities of the state also suffered
Heverely, but not n much.
Many lost their all, but un
daunted by this the business men
of the city are now devising plana
for rebuilding, ample capital has
been assured and plana made to
make the future San Francisco the
world's most beautiful city.
While the site of the city stands
it will be rebuilt, and will become
a greater city than ever. It, will,
however, be a tremendous work
and will take a long time.
Additional Locals
W. (',. Ford vnn visiting in I'rine
ville hist- week returning; to tlie
ranch nt tyiHtera Hiiturdii.v.
A. J. Nnble, of I'nuliiiii was look
ing' after IiIh business interests in
towu thin week.
It. (iatewood, manager of the
liatewood Mining Co., of Howard
wan transacting I hihIhcsh in the city
last week.
I'rof. R. A. Ford went out to his
ranch at Sister lust week to attend
the primary nonilnntiugeli'ctioii and
in t hlH vote.
1 F. McCulllster recently added to
UN list of farm niacliinery a manure
wi'endcr, which ia the llrst, of its kind'
V lught Into ('rook county.
(). (J. Collver, of Culver was in the
city the lirst of the week and assisted
In the odiclal count of the Primary
election vote TucHday.
M unlock McDonald will without
doubt carry off the gold medal for
the Kreat4"t per cent of inerennc of
laiuba. He Iiilh a buucli of ewea that
broujiht three Ininlm each, making
three hundred per cent IncrenHe. He
Hiitliorir.iid the editor to put up a
hundred dollara If any one wanted
to iK-t that the Htatement 1h not
true. The lamlm cniue In the day
on the rnnjjje and were all living and
well and were pnf In t lie lamb band
In the evening. ArliiiK'ton Iteconl.
K. F. Loan and nun Frank, were In !
t own t his wiM-k a I tending to liiiMiness. I
Kev. .1. T. Moi.ie will pi-each at tin1
Slay ton School hoiimc, three l n i l m ; -rjl
cant of I'l'lnev iile. next s'umlav
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The WINXKK CO.
I'rineville Agents for
Edison Phonographs
AM)
Gold Molded Records
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Ready for
Oregon,
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Cla. S. dua'ds Jf. !P. 3inaf
I Cruriy Aytiemn I
3$ el knap- & a 'wards
3 1 . J nuit'vians hd , ui
Revival Meetings at Culver.
The place to buy your liest
Roasts, Steaks, Etc.
In nt the
i O. K. Meat Market S
J. N'. Haiigcn of AHhwimil wan in
town hint, evening on IiIh way to
Albert Iav, Minn. Mr. Haucn 1M
been jcouenil manager of the Oreat
WeHtern Lumber Company, located
a few tullea above AhIiwooiI, hut haa
nigned IiIh poult Ion and returiiM to
Minn, to live. He la a director In the
lumber company. Thia company
have about half a million feet of
lumber aawed out at the mill, anil
can fill apecial orders on short
notice. J. 0. Slme of Albert lca haa
aaaumeil the nianaKcmeut of the milt,
and all pending con true ta will lie
filled by him. AuUtlojie Herald.
J. A. LtUHhcy, Deputy United Statea
Marahal from l'ortluud arrived In
th- city Saturday with some
Sit ..in to aerve on the ivsldenta
ni I.!.'- (v'iit.. The HiibiiiM'na read
u horn they were
(? ..-c and without
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ibut tlie k ,
WVVF.i Vl'l tu
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beto.'i th )
I'ot'tlauu f . i i.
nature of the ' ' . i- e in.;i-.i
learn, but It la preHC-u' t ;,. n iuu- t,
the taking of Umber tm.Jrr . ! ,i hh a
ft Devlue.
Step in and hear the
Improved Edison Phonograph ji
and Gold Molded Records
The WINNER & CO.
Prineviile Agents m
Wm. Hoegll, of The Cove Orchard
waa In town the fore part of the
week getting the ivsulta of election
and transacting bualness. Mr.
Hoegll any that hl fruit was con
siderably damaged b.v the cold wave
la March but not as much aa tii-at
supptxed. The ix-neh crop will lx a
total failure ami the cherry crop
which auffered next to the ieachet
wilt come out with about a half
crop and the ntit of the fruit will
make a little better average. He
flgurea that he will lose lu the
neighborhood of one-third of hia
fruit crop.
KvitngclistK Ilrooks anil Webli.
who are conducting very successful
meetings in I'rineville. begin at the
Culver School House on Thursday
levelling May .'!. Kverybody invited
to aHtencl.
Socialist Name Ticket.
The Socialist County Convention
pursuant, to call met at the court
house Wednesday, for the purpose of
nominating a ticket for the June
election.
The meeting was called to' order
by .1. It. Iten-hain and the following
officers were elected: Chairman, .1.
Ii. McDowell; Secretary, Dwight
Roberts; County Central Committee,
I'. It. Davis, John II. Neiger ami C.
('. l!rix. The chairman and secre
tary also serve on the Central Com
mittee. Nominations were t lieu declared in
order for county ollii es and the fol
lowing were given the honor of the
nomination:
For sheriff, W. II. Uinlsoiig, of
Prineviile.
Cor Clerk, l II. Davis, of I'rine
ville. For Commissioner, .). Ii. McDowell,
of Culver. '
For treasurer. C. I). Swanson, of
Powell llnttes.
For surveyor. Dwight Roberts, of
Uaniouta. 1
nil' ( oroner, Dr. Tui ley, of
Sisters.
.1. A. Kiggs ami S. K. Shepard are
the candidates for .lustiee of the
Peace and const .able respectively In
the Powell liuttes precinct.
Tlie meeting took up a number of
other matters and a general good
and enthusiastic lime was had,
each one present being full of en
tiuiHiasm for tlie future of the party
and tlie ticket.
Rheumatism Makes Life Miserable
A happy home is the must, valuable
poHHesHion thut is within the reach of
mankind, but you ciiiinut enjoy its
comforts if you are suffering from rheii
niatlfin. You throw amdc business
can's when you enter ynur home anil
you can lie relieved from those rheu
matic mins hIho by applying Cham
hcrlaiu'K I'ain Malm, (hie application
will tive you relief and it.s contimied
use fur a short time will bring about h
permanent euro. For sale by l. .p.
AiianiHon.
ORCHESTRA ENTERTAINMENT.
Poindexter Hotel.
On Sunday, April 1'ihli, the Poin
dexter Hotel, of Prineviile, will in
stall an orchestra of four high class
musicians in their dining room to
furnish music during the dinner,
hour U:3(l to l:'M p. m.
Mr. 1 C. M. Stroud, the popular
proprietor of this up-to-date house
has secured this orchestra for the
entertainment of his guests during
the dinner hour, anil promises one
of the best dlnnera ever placed before
the people of Prineviile and vicinity.
On this occasion a Schumann
piano, one of the tines t makes sold
by Filers Piano House will be used
by the orchestra. H. F. Scott is
their traveling representative, with
headquarters at the Poindexter
Hotel.
At the coming June election the
question will be before us as to
whether the women of our state
ahull have the God given right of
ve' in the luakitifi of the laws
,ili them and saying
V-Mov A.... - it how their money
- 1 i. . . j.-u.ied and how their
pr j '! i ii be protected.
o:- r. i' i ahull it be? Are we
to say to iH.f wives, and daughter,
and mothers that they are unlit,
or incapable to intelligently exer
cise the right to vote, the right for
which more blood bus been spent
upon the field of battle for anv
other.
Fine Seed Potatoes
at 1 1
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f Pure Early Rose
j ill Burbank Seedlings
m Good Eating Potatoes
Selected "
urgwons.
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Your Inspection j
Wc invite the interest and inspection of all who are interested f C
ill tilt llt'W i t V I i till" tll iniiito 'i nil 1 1 ill i ii . - iii"ir '5ik'
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tr! (Z JV. Rosenborg
ZPhystcixtn and vurgeon
We will sell
tatocs for the
price
letter
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coii buy of any other
I'rineville. -:-
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GLOVER & STARR
- rt'nevt'tie,
Oregon.
a ns Ufa rod firamptiy day or ntffAt
St amti 9ttn Streets.
SPrinevt'iie.
Oregon,
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'tysctan ant Suryeon
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IRRIGATION
Fairbanks-: Morse (i.isoline I0n
gilles pump water, spray, saw
wood, grind, general work. U'
horse-power up. IOcononiic.il,
one drop ol' gasoline, with nine
times more air makes ilic
power. Kxpenso stops when
engine is closed down.
W rite for Catalogue and Prices
fairbanks, Morse, & Co
PORTLAND, OREGON
I'AI.I.X ANWtKEII I'R'IMVTI.V HAY OK NllOIT
OlTH i: ONK DtMlK NollTII (IF .MlA.MSflN'S
I Hi I 'I i STOKR. ItKslhK.NCK OI'I'lMTK
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I Star Barber Shop
Contest Notice.
Hcpartiiicnt of the Interior,
l.iiml Olliee The Dalles, I ireiron.
Maicli 2li. l!ni.
A NUtliciciit contest att'hliivit having licen ;
tiloil in this ntlicc hy (ieorge A. Watson.:
contestant, iigatnst homi'sleiul entrv No
I4.'(s2. run. Id Ajnil 111, hV., for sw'i.sw
Sec. :i. SE'.sr.i;, Sec. I, M i,Mi,
Sec. !), NV'4'X W1,,, Seclion lu, Township
t:t, S Kiuik't' III, K. W. M hy A lexiiinler i
W. Kainsey, ('onlcslcc, in 'which it is;
allegi'il thai -:ii.l Alexander V . Khiiim'V '
lias wholly uluniiloneil niiil tract. th;il In-:
has channel) his resilience thcretnnn lor.
inure than six months since making anl ;
I'litry; thut. he has nut -etl led upon anil!
cultivateil sitiil tract, as rcpiired hy law ; j
that said iilli'gi'il uliseime was hot iluc to I
his cniploytniMit in the armv, navy or'
iiiariiit' corns of the I'niteil states in 'liniJ
of war, saiil i:irties are hcrchy notiliwl to'
uppuBr, ivipuml :iiii otti r evf'leui'c totich
ing saiil allegation at LJ o'clock a. in. on
May lj, KKlii, before .1 . .'. Smith, County'
Clerk at his oilice in Prineviile, Oregon, j
ami that hnul hearing will l)i lielil at 10 i
o'eiock a. in. on May 1!KH, het'orc the
Kcgiter and Receiver lit the I'nited States
Land (Mlice in The Dalles Oregon. - !
1IYDK A' McllAK, I'noe's.
Our haircultirig is up-to-date.
Our shaving is
comlortablc. Our shop is
new and clean.
Henderson Building'
PUIXKYLI.bK, - ORKiiOX
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Thoroughbred Plymouth Rocks
Tlie said contestant having, in a nrom r Mv chickens are the nroduct of 7 veart
illiilavit, tiled March 'J-'l. himi. set lorl Ii f ,.;. il,: oaor, Tl,. r hloli
i facts which show that alter due dilliuenc; uj j t .l. AVra. F.vv
peruonal sci vice this notice cannot he made , . nn . ,,
It is hcrehy ordered and dins-ted that such I ?1'00 per ett,nK-
not ice he given hy due a nd nroiier uuhlica-, liUM rnr.FD
MKTI AI'.I, t. NOLAN, ! . w ., i
am Hegister. 1 Prineviile, - Oregon.
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Spring Styles in Millinery
Newest style Sailors and latest designs liom the best houses
H we have nothing in stock lo suit you, we will make lo your
Order, Ribhon hy "the holt for fancy work. Flowers for
Trimming.
McCall's Patterns, 10 and 15 Cents
T. F. McCALLISTER & CO.
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Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sodas and j
Confectionery
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Candies arc fresh daily from the Prineviile factory, the only one t'j
in the county. Quality and llavor utisurptissed. Superiority has r..l
always been the lest of (iilhert's. The same factory is turning
out the best grade of Ice Cream made from pure cream. Your L J
patronage once secured will never lie lost. rj
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Present Location with Rideout & Foster i
New Millinery
Cornar 2nd and
Main Street
Are we to say to them thut they
are not the equal of the foreigner
who comes to our hind ignorant of
our luw and our institutions? He
is invited to come and assist us inj
the election of our ollicers and thei
tran:ih( of our laws while the in-1
telligent American woman is told i
that she is not .nullified to have a ! Stock borde1 b? th wk or mtfntl1
I desire to announce that 1 have just
received a line line of HATS lor Ladies
Misses and Children. These goods are
strictly first class and up-to-date in every
respect. Prices are REASONABLE
MRS. ESTES
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We Sell and Guarantee
"SINCERITY
CLOTHES"
Because
They are sincerely tailored
They are made of honest materials
In a big, sanitary, modern factory;
by skilled, well-paid workmen
They are correct and stylish
- They fit perfectly
They wear and hold their shape 'til
threadbare
-They are not "DOCTORED" into
shape by Hot Flat-Iron "dope"
And Because
A very large percentage of all
clothing IS doctored up by the Hot
Flat-Iron to cover defects in tailoring.
Such treatment does cover, but
doesn't remove; for the first damp
day on which these "doctored" gar
ments are worn brings out these
faults and causes them to lose shape
and character.
Partial faults that may occur in the
making of SINCERITY CLOTHES
are permanently removed by Hand
Needlework ONLY.
You can buy "Sincerity Clothes"
with the assurance that you are get
ting Style-Perfect Fit-and that
they will WEAR, and retain their
tdiape, until worn threadbare;
bcchiixe they are tailored sincerely
We are Sole Agents Here
It lias always been our iolicv to provide for our
patrons the best merchandise procurable, and with this
idea still in View we h:IVe ll ira litfed for t lie exclusive
sa le nt -:- -- -:-
"Sincerity Clothing"
and we fed tiinl our judgment will In
approval of the men who appreciate
uiunship as well as peifect lit, ami correct style, with
our Positive Guarantee of Satisfaction. -:-
Great Easter Undermuslin Showing
I'etticonts,
For Men kQ
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justified
high cho
by the
work-
of Night (ioiMi
t'orsct Covers, al
l'rawers, Chiniese and
goods and the price? are right
$1.50 to $2.25 each
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Embroidered Linen Waist Patterns
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Keantiful I. aces ar(. I,,.,,. C'hil.lrens' White lb-esses
for your insjieetion. An
elegant assortment of Baby t'oats. Summer Ihtts
Cluny, Oriental and Ynl-
enciennes F.nces with In- l;"i"cts, etc, in i, ureal
pert ion to match. Allover .
, ,,, .i-i vaiielv ol sf p's in all
l.acis, laiieii, .ppli(p:et
and Swiss Kmbroideries sizes and prices
We have secured the nuclicv. for the famous
Butterick Patterns and The Delinator
Our prices are the same to all 10 and 15 cents
RINEVILLE'S BIG STORE El
WURZWEILER & THOMSON, Prineviile Oregon ffl
THE IMPORTED
BELGIAN .STALLION
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l'KOPKRTY OF Tlie Haystack Livestock Breeders Association will he kept at the Leach place,
three' miles west of Lanionta on I'rineville-Culver road except Fridavs and Sattivdavs, when he
t will be at the S. S. Hrown dace.
SEASON BEGINS THE FIRST OF APRIL
Description: lrillnnt is a very h7r;e. heavy biMied, hpavy chest tl horse, reinarkablv
hearty ami vtiS'e-l. well (jualilieil to transmit draft diameter to his foal. Color
Black, with white liiarkiims. Weight 2000 pounds more or less according to
conditions..
Fees: Single service $10 due at time of service. 'Season $20 "due at. end of season
Insurance $25 due when foal sucks. Also payable if mare is disposed of. or
moved from the county. Mares from a distance will be well cared for at ?ost of
feed only, but will not assume responsibility in case of accident.
Believing, that farmers should not rely on' the grain market alone, the above
company was organized to facilate the breeding of improved stock. Horses of the
above type will enable them to profitably market their surplus produce at home.
G. Springer. President: Jas. T. Robinson, Secretary; T. .1. Leach. Treasurer.
J. 11. VVindom, V . K. Helfrich, Q 11. Osborn
.1. L. Windom, and S. S. Brown
ADDRESS: 11 IDA .
M. L. d. Association
Directors:
CULVER, OREGON
8 1 REDUCTION SALE
ERNEST COOLEY w spear
feed and 3eect Stabte
Boarding Stable
and Jree Camp Jfouse
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A GREAT REDUCTION on OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
Clothing, Hats, Shoes and
Winter Underwear
Has been made as e intend to sell them out
complete in order to have room for our Spring 9
Stock. Get our prices before buying elsewhere rJ
A CHOICE L1NL OF
Candies, Nuts, Cigars and Tobacco
CALL IN AND LOOK OVER OUR STORE
Such
1 and good attention given the Mine. Your
Will-AT II A V
25 Cts. HEAD
Hav nl Grrtiu Sl.'.V tx r-tlitw TrtiMMtMiti
mmr s.ikuoi. i vntu wjh rv you jiiui your ;
. ifant can in iu'i1 auiiK'nafit' hi wit uid
OWL CASH STORE
Dunham & Adams
Prineviile, Oregon
vaiho in tla a ff u 1 Sit i i n
a condition should cauw1 tho nina-i
hood of the nation to blush fo, AT OLD DILUON STAND
shame. Chronicle, Laidlnw, Ore. PRINEVIILE, - - - OREGON i McFarland Stand. Prineviile, Or ' !E12IiSinllilijlllM