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GREAT SPECIAL Rat.v. Throughout Our Store Kvory article marked .down to a very ntnull profit, in order to muke room fur our New UihhIh just arriving . , . . Nvr whs mich nn opportunity offered In the city of I'riiirvillu. We doubt if there over will be again . . . IN'iiH'mlicr, wo can givo you butter goods for the least money , . . . Other merchants will meet tbti CHICK, but they cannot meet tlm QUALITY Our ntm:k iM up-to-date, Stylish, and the quality that is demanded COME and SEE and yon will bo convinced .... JAPANESE BAZAAR Rollnblo Merchant N ATYE, Manager SHOES AND OXFORDS SPECIAL. A fine line of Ladies Oxfords for summer wear. Good quality, not odds and ends, but the latest tying. $1.00 4 mm -m ,yic Harbor Jto In Mtoroa' Brick Would be glud to iiii-ft all of hi old patrons ami alao now om to. FIRST CLASS WORK DONE rrinevillo Review. H.VITKD.W, JUNK H, 1901. ' LOCAL AND (.KNKUAL. Embroidery Hillt l the Bee Hive. LieU l.aml (or sale. A. C. Palmer. Hvti Himpeuii, Wilson A Co' now Ad " Miss Ethel I.ipgelt Is cjutts sick villi i eneaalee. Mine Orace Lelkuep left left (or Port Unit Friday. Hoy' Clothing In. in 4'.' X'i ir suit mid p. i. V. Motrin. MiM Tinker, of Haystack, ia visiting in 1'riiHivilla thin week. t-'aiitMiik'a (iliruilue Tar Knap, two bare lu 'Jt cent", l the Hce Hive. IVrfWt tilling union suita that unite value and pi ice pur Ilia lice Iliva. A Ian to one shot Anything on Ilia ruuntrr fore ilium Sea Ilia Ilea Hue. Mr. IMih ii f IKIkko t''t, ih ti i 1 . 1 1 1 ic Ana laig barn, which in about roui' .let..l Walter t Hyde arrive. I Iroiu Jerutno, All , t'M Siirulat "a slugs, for a visit wi'h I'Cirnta. Anybody w.inting to buy loan properit will "i" money by calling on A II Uppaiaii freight 1 Onla a poBiiil Irom The Dalles la I' i i 1 1 f r i ! I liy Ilia II arm Waring Mage. i:ikinA King liuva a Urge -orlineiil ml eveiylhlng In Itirii lina. ( all ami In' coavnn ed. Hlo. kings lli.it ara Slink-King no awller slock (i r the money in tin' Imnl ee the bee Ilivs. .. lira W Y. Marsters, u( Portland, ia here visiting Willi liar parents Mr. anil Mra. W. II Hell. Jobn IVvinf, of I'uulina, returned Wedneeday morning from a viait lo his old lioma in Irance. Mr. and Mra. A. M Drake liava re turned from an extended trip thiotigh the Eastern Stales. You mar mull h tba prices of our clnlli lag, but yuu tau't match the goods at Iks prira. J. I''. Mortis. Mr. and Mra. M. H Biggs returned Monday from Horns, where tliny hum been visiting lelntlvua. Man'a Hull, that ara duraliln and tbat jta will like to iar, at prii-ea you ail I Ilka to pay. J, Morria. Buy your flailing Ui:kla at Ilia Hc llivs, tha plac-a to aavn monay. A i-oiu-plata atork alwaya on liuiul. Watt A llakHr Martila Wnrka, of Tha Lallaa, do dial claaa work. They Invite n lna:lliii of their work. Hai ti Una. paaaml llironith lura Hie 6ral of tlm m-k ailh a Urgo bund of aliaep bound for California. Wunwoilor A Tliomaon have received a laru Invoice of Hpfinu inxjda of all ilia rlptlona. Call and ace tliem. Unliaiidlnd Cuia and Haucera olliura all them at lb centa per act niv price 66 centa. See the Hea Hive Nlore. All aocoiinln duo ni prior to January 1, 1001, munt be mil lied. Kit. N. Wiiitk. rreliflit 2 Oiita a pound from The Ilea to riincvllle by the Harm Mprlaa: Mtagre. Laundry Hoap needed for wuhIi duya CMnta up in a year's time. W can help ypc to cut down the totiil. J. K. Morria. Ob tlie new daylight run between Trlneville and Hhunlko tlm ataxe coin paay miiko three cliBiiaa of borne" tharaby Inanilnn good apecd. Bee 1. K. Morria about your new Hat anal lt It off your mind. When you put II on your bend you will fel aatlaftVil with It and the price. J. K. Morria. For tba next .10 daya, I will mill Un derwear ut enlreme low pricea not Tar two thirds tlmlr real vidua. J, K. Moiiiua. The blliona, lireil, norvoua mail cannot areeaafully aomtietH with hi" beallby rival. PeWllt'a I ittle Karly Klaera, the famoua pllla (or cotiMtlpulinn will remove Ua cuuae of your tioublca, Templetoii A Son- Charlea 1'urrin leavoa fur Hbaulko Monday, wbera lie will Uke cbarga of Mr. t iKipnr'a liartiuaa hop. ' C. 1 Win nek anil family went to Port and yraterday on a bualneaa viait and w ill return tha latter part of thia week. The HiHt religioua arvli:ita ever bold at tha Oi lioi u minim aera conducted Satur day eveiiiiiK by Hev . M. Brainblet. J. W. Klliolt, alio livei up Ocboco, ia atralgliteniiiK Ilia wira fence nlong tha blghaav, winch Improve tba appear am of bia ruucli very much. Mr. and Mra. Ika Ward relumed from their ranch laat Friday, where they had bueii atayiiiK during tliu lambing and abeuiing atiaaou. Mr, Knighton aa ahiiiit rompleted liia naw rimi'luiice, wlii.'h atanda no tha luinn liKullnii aa Ilia old one, which waade atruyrd by tire a iliort lima age. hi order to meet the low pricea we have made arruiinementa to handle fruit on i-niiiiiiiHaiiin and wi'l give you belter fruit for leen mutiny. N. A. Tv. K. taiua, aaltrhailin, tetter, cliaonf, Ivy poiauuiiig and all kin turturea are quickly cuieil by KVVitl' Witch ll.ael Hulve. The certain pile cure. Troiplelon A Sou. ftuptlat clmrcli aarvictia will be held here on Sunday, June- 0. Thenae for 11 a. in., "The Key to Church ktocceai," Theme at 8 . in , ltnligonu Heartburn." l(rv. M llrainblel, paalor. For Hour covering ul any kind, go to A. II. i.ipprnau'a and aave from 10 to 26 cent" a void. Keiiiemlier, be don't charge (or laying lurpota, linoleum, etc. The raitliMiinn of llear Creek and Camp Creek lime orguMied an aaancia-1 lion lo protect thoir raiigua and to work in coi.jiinciioii with ainular aaaociationa on tlin couet. A autgi. al operation la uol neceaaary to ciiui pili a IWiWill'a WiUh Nasal ealve .ir ull tliut rt-iie and never fain. I'mhumi of I'ou.'t.-ifoila. Tuiupleton A S hi. i i V. Motrin r1!ii eliCNa that are coni- j fo-ul.le uiiil eniiltiir il they St "low I loiiore il tin- do not. Vmi in ght jnal a j ieli gel .i,ij.i tin. I til , that's hat we ui liie (or. J. I'. Moma. 1 Pilnovlllo and Shaniko j i Stdo Company ,1! Bimclal iilleiitlon irlvan to Paaa ouvor anil Krulglit trultlo to and from The Dullea and Shaniko. HIhh'IiiI ruteagtven to (wrttaa and rrelght In bulk. ADAMSONA WINNEK CO.. Avent. 75 centa for Mieat's' Oxfords, in kid or venting tops, good atyle, a great bargain, liny while 75o they laat. Mea'a-thd Boya' Shooa, reliable and at pricea to suit all. 60 centa for Men'a and Boya' Summer Shirts, laundered with collitr and cufTv. 50o rc5H0E Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co. ia medium priod ladiue' eboa, is one of our tnoBt popular, f filers and ia gunrantcu to pve aaueiacuon. I n iinkfj as. The clothing made by Kub Nathan and Fincher Co. is noted for its atyle and perfect fit. Suits from 18.00 up. Simpson, Wilson & Go. Ituriialo, the tlioroiiKh-bred stallion IM-Iiiiiging to Ir. Cline, waa accidentally rihot ill lh ehouliler laet week. While he in null a little aliff it ia though that lie will Boon bo all right auain. Hanger, dianane and death follow neg lect ol the biiwel". Cue lMViit'a Little Kaily Kim-ra to regulate them and you will add ycuia to your life anil life to your veara. Kay to tako, nevur g-ips. Tern pleton A Son. Freight 2 Ont a onnd from The l)ulle to rrnievllle by the Warm Spring Mage. I dcaira to announce to the public that I hate iuit keeping Imanlera at The Hed hv and have lesaed my rooms to tha Vienna Cain. I "till retain the manage ment of them. Mkh. Ciikis Coiisa. Mr. James Brown, of Putinotith, Vs., over 00 yeara of age, auflerad for yesra with a bad eore on hie face. I'liyaloiana could not help him. IeWitt'a Witch Salve cured liiui )iernmnently. Temple Ion A Son. 'A. V. Moody lisi a rereaentativ now at Shaniko to h"ik alter tlie neotle of hi" wihiI growing and "hipping ctiHtouiers. Ilia agent in prepared to advance freight to teantatf ra, receive ami forward wool", and to givo peraonal attention to receiv ing and forwarding merchandise of any dencription consigned to bia care. Run Prlnevlllo to Shaniko . 12 Hour Service Leaves I'rliieville at 6AM Tuea-j duya Thuiailiiva and Saturdays. Uiuvee Shaniko at 8 A M Monday WeilnpHiluye and Fridays. ; ADAMSON A WINNEK CO ;: Agents, Tha Vienna Cafe ia "till in the lead sa the bent reHtiiiirnnt in the city. They have a nninlxir of nice rooms in connec tion with thoir rcHtaurantand have made arrangement with Mra. Cohrs of Ths Hedhy whereby tlio Vienna Cafe has loaned all the room" of I hut house. Mra. Cobra will have the supervision of llie rotniiH, mid kuiinIh will bo allowed the use of the Hitting loom and parlor aa heretofore. During tlie paat week ton clips of wool stored in the Khaniko wsrobouae wero old at pricea ranging from 11c to ll'i c. Several other cllpa not yet in have beeo contracted for at tbeaame price. Leader. Tlie ran of Irowo and Maddox, va. the Oregon King Mining com puny, whereby plaintilTa are seeking to recover poaaeaaion of the King mine in the Trout Creek diatrict, is being tried in the Fed eral court at Portland. Teachers bave been employed for the winter term of the I'niieville high school as follows: Principal, I'rof. Morton, of Kugens; aeeiatant, William liorgli; in termediate, Miaa (iruce llelknap; prim ary, itiua Lulu Luckay. The term be gins tlie fore part of September. The doctors told me my cough was incurable, One Minute Cough Cure made me well man." Morria mlver. North Stratford, N. H.. Itecauae you've not found relief from a stubborn cough, don't despair. One Minute Cough Cure has cured thousands snd it will cure you. Safe and Hire. Teuipletoo A Son. It ereme to be conceded that Prineville wilt nut celebrate thii year as a com ruumty hut of course it ia out to be un- doratikid that thia concession will not prevent any individual from celebrating m the (ourth of July or any other diy. This may be old new, but there is noth ing elie the mailer with it. We think that on the f iuilh , tlit is mvaeifand brother John. 1 moan L in Jobn will go to Hoard, to celebrate. "A lew months ago, I.hkJ which late fur breakfast would not remain on my atoiniu-h for half an hour. I used one botHe of vour Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and can nnw eat my breakfast snd other uiea'a with a relish and my food ia thor oughly digested. Nothing equals Kodol lynpciela Cure for stomach troubles." II. S. Pitta, Arlington, Tel. Kodol Dye peiaia Cure diguaut what you eat. Tem pletoii A Scu. A company ia being organized to proa ect (or oil in this country and work will no doubt be commenced in the near future. It ia reported that a spring haa been found in the neighborhood of Mark" creek that ia strongly impregnated with oil. enough ao that by skimming the water and saturating paper with the skimmings it will burn fiercely. Let the good work go on and it will be but s sho't time until Crook county will be on ol tha greatest wealth producers in the state. Journal. Dyspeptics cannot be long lived be cause to live requiiea nourishment. Food is not nourishing until it is digested. A disordered stomach cannot digest food, it moat have assistance. K.xial Dyspepsia Cure digests all kinds of food without sid from the stomach, allowing it to rest and regain Its natural functions. Its elements are exactly the same as the natural di gestive fluids an I it simply can't help but do you good. Templeton A Son. Sheriff McIIargne of Linn county, who arrived In Prineville yesterday loft tl ir morning (or Albany, with Thurston Pettijohn who ia wanted in Linn county (or horse stealing. Pettijnbn was ar areatod by Sheriff Congleton, Monday at Powell Unites. An at to nipt was made last spring to arrest him and bis partner near Sweet Home, which resulted in the wounding of bis partner, who confessed ml implicated Pettijohn, who bid in the hills around Sweet Home until the enow got in shape so that be could cross the mountains, when he crossed Into thia county. He was headed for the Silver Lake country and no doubt would soon bave joined some of tlie rest of the gang that ia operating in Eastern Oregon. Having new and complete government plats ol the entire county, and being thoroughly posted in land matters, the undersigned is prepared to take al! kinds of land tilings and tlnal proofs, prosecute contests and give reliable advice in all matters pertaining to land matters. Charges reasonable. Work guaranteed. A. C. Pai.mkh, U. 8. Commissioner. Notlos. To whom It may concern : Tha Crook County Cattlemen's Protective associa tion have located for its exclusive use the territory bounded on the north by tlio summit of Mowry mountain, on tlie south by the dimort, and extending from the north fork of Hour creek ou the west to Camp creek on the east. Hy ordnr of the ' EXKI'I'TIVR (iMMITTXIt. Oray-Katchum Wedding. A very pretty wedding took ,p'ce oo Wednesday evening, Junn 6, at the reel donee of Mr. and Mrs. laaac Ketchusa, when their daughter Jessie was im.'ted in marriage to Otto tirav, one of Prinev'ille'a most Donular young men. Kev. Ww'liam Hoekins, formerallv pastor ol Priue ville Methodist chnrch. ofticiatiag. Tlie b ride waa beautifully dressed in a white ab batroas triroinel in while silk with velvet reveres, and trimmed with silk applique The following presents were preeenlad : Mr. and Mra. J. H. Gray, flower anil kitchen table; Mr. nd Mrs. fTioyd Itowell, silver tea set; Miss Grace Bel knap, butter knife and sugar abell; Kdgar aud Grace Stewart, table linen and Dspkiits; Harvey Cyrus, ailver te apoona; Mrs. and Mra. Hunsucker, parlor lamp; A. H. Lippman, P.ruaaels rug; Bruce (iray, writing desk; Cary Foster, two large frame pictures; Mr. and Mra. Breeae, berry Bet ; Mine Mary Salomon, plates, cups and saucers; Miss F.mraa Ketehum, two pairs of lace cur tains; Dr. and Mrs. Belknap, bedroom aet; the Belknap boys gave four poems; Roy (Jray, water set ; UcJdie Gray, castor; John Sumner, two mti"b sets; L. A. Booth, silver knives and forks; Lixr.ie Kelchutn, bulb'r diehea and rake plato; K. Ketehum, lamp; Mr. and Mrs. C J. Johnson, mirror and reading chair; Mr. and Mrs. Whiisett, commode set; Herbert Hideout, silver knives and forks; Miss Anna Salomon, ailver tahle "poone; Miss Wild Salomon, crenm pilcbee; Klkins A King, water set; Wurtwi-iWr A Thompsou, tea set ; 0. L. Palomraa, mowing machine; Mrs. C. L. Salomo, table linen; I. L Ketehum, calf purs ci one hundred dollars in gold ; Mrs. 1. L. Ketehum, bed spread and blanket. Maury Items. Jim Cantrell and family, and Mr. Ra mnssen and family of Griizly passed through our burg last Saturday. Albert Noblo, of Beaver, is visiting with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Cox of this place. Mrs. Elmer Clark l as been quite ab k with measles the last few days, but is improving rapidly. Sam Lytle haa changed his stage wta tiou from Mowry to George Morgans. F'red Clavpool, of Priueville, passed through here Tuesday on bia wa y to Beaver. He made the trip on hir. bike from Prineville to Mowry, dials nee of 45 miles in six hours. Jumbo. June 5, 1901. Oil Boom Is Here. There are now two oil companies from abroad locating oil lands in the vicinity of Priueville. One is headed by Dr. Booth, of Portland, and the other by A. B. Frame of the same place. Dr. Booth baa located iv number of claims in the vicinity of l'arnca Butte and will commence borii'g us aoon as machinery can be brought here. Mr. Frame and local pros pectors bave located about 1000 acres on the head of Marx creek la the interest of a Cincinatti oil company who will com mence boring at the earliest mo ment From the description in the books aud papers those plans seem to be ideal pros pects for oil. The formation of the country Is one of green shale in place, and frequently ap pears free from complications with basalt, greenstone, trap rock or lave, which seems to be the principal rock in thia ; part of the state. Shale ia sometimes found by itself, but oil is always found io association with shale. 1901 OUR 1901 SPRING AMD SUMMER STOCK Is no w complete in all the various deparments and the way the Goods were bought MAKES WAR ON HIGH PRICES WE QUOTE A FEW PRICES ONLY PRINTS Good grade, fast colors " 22 yards for $1 00 APRON GINGHAM Big Aaaort meat, 16 yards for $1 00 100 pieces IMPORTED FRENCH' DRESS GINGHAMS 8 yards for tlOffl Reversible COVERT SUITING. 6 yard for 1 Offl MANILA CORDS Just the thing!GOOD BLACK SATEEN, for Summer waists and dresses 12 yards for $1 00 NOVARA DIMITIES The latest. 10 yards for $1 00 10 yards for $1 Oq ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS We carry a full line and sell a good corset for 75c Our line of White Goods and Shirt Waists are too numerous to mention. . . . a WURZOjEIItEK & TrlO flSOft LEADERS OF LOW PRICES. J. F. AtORRIS . . . Will Carry a Complete Line of Latest Styles in Appliques, Allover Embroideries and Laces, Embroidery Trimmings, Valenciennes Laces and Insertions, Silks, Satins, , Velvets, Velveteens, Gilt Trimmings. WTe have the latest novelty in Ladies' and (Disses' Miglon Belts and Spikes. They are of highest excellence, and bought in the East and will be sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE MARGIN Horsehair Snakes. There has been s specimen of horse bair anake on exhibition al Templeton'a Drug Store (or several days of this week. There is notion prevailing at this date that tbeae are the result of the immersion of a bores hair Iu water for a given period of time and although this idea should have been abandoned years ago as ex oloded error, eve-witnesses to this trans formation from horse bair to a snake are not bard to Bad. This (sic) serpent belongs to pretty much ths same the same family as the mile worm, the leech or blood suckers , and several other of this gen us. Its scientific name is Gordius which is derived from Gordius, the Phrygian, who tied Gordian knot. It is of the class ol worms called Anneleda which means that cite; of worms without back bones or skeletons, and this particular speci men may and probably does belongs to another division of this class known as tha Suctoria. It baa its plan in the an imal world and does not owe its origin to horse bair. Specimens ol this worm have been kept out of water (or a period of three years until it waa perfectly dry, hard and brittle and upon immersion in water it again maaifeats as much life as ever. DIM). JOHN A. BRADLEY Monday, June 3, 1901. John A. Bradloy died Monday after noon after a brief illness. On Sunday morning be complained of being sick and Dr. Belkuap was called and found him very seriously sick with peritonitis. On Monday a consultation of physicians was called but of no avail. Mr. Bradley came here from Portland about a year ago and haa followed the carpenter's trade during his residence here. Mr, Bradley was a quiet, well-behaved young man of exemplary habits. He w aa a member of the Odd Fellows and Knights of 1'ythiiis and his funeral was conducted under the impressive ser vice of the Knights. t Jf "I M Sf M M P" Prineville and Shaniko Stage Company. Special attention given to Pass enger and Freight trafflo to and from The Dalles and Shaniko Special races given to parties and freight In bulk. ADAMSON A WINNER CO., Agents. ..- u ? W !Tr Close figurers buy from us. We figure closely for your trade. If you are going to paint get our prices. We are 26 per cent lower than any one else. We have the largest stock of Doors, Win dows and Building Paper in town. We have the greatest line of Haying Machinery anywhere. & Notice the makes. In Mowers we have McCormlck Osborne Piano Champion FLEMINO STACKERS In Rakes we have McCormlck Osborne Piano Champion DUX BCCK BAKES ELKINS & KING. ifcefk. i Wanted. f Cords of first class Jumper wood. 15 To be delivered at the court house In Prineville on or before the 1st day of September, 1901. Bids must be filed with the County Clerk on or before July 1, 1901. Prineville, Or,, May 25, 1901. ' .iJ. J. Smith, Couaty Clerk. To Sheepmen, I have 20 sacks of sulphur that I will sell for less than cost. M. A. Mooas. SHERIFF'S SALE. Notlea U hereby given that I will on Mon day, tba 8th day ol July, l'JDl. commencing at the hour ot 1 o aloek p. ra. on said il.y. at the courthouse door In Priueville, rrnok county, tlieirori, nell at public auction to the hihet bidder (or rash, all lands which have been old to Crook county lor taxe. , prior to the year 1WV. Dated this lit da of June. 1901. '., C. CONULKOOH, Sheriff, Crook County, Oregon. For Sal. Two residence in Prineville for sale; also, 1 stage coach ; 1 mail cart ; 2 sets single harness. Inquire ol Bob Smtu, The Painter Or, Rkviiw office. Many rumors float about the streets concerning railroad prospects and tbe occasion of so many strangers in town. Some think that Prineville is about to bave a railroad and others Bay that the railroad talk is "hot air," but however that i", there is no "hot air" about the proposition that Michel) carries the finest lino of cigars aud tobacco iu towu. Irrigation Notioe. The Light & Water Co. will rarninh water for irrigation, between tbe hour ol 6 and 8 a.m., and 5 and 9 p.m. Water in no case will be allowed to run to waste. Wa positively wilt not furniah water to leaky fixtures. Commencing Monday, May 6th, we will blow two blasts of the whistle at 6 and 8 a. aa., and 5 snd 0 p. in. Water will be shut off at curb, if found running before or aftar irrigation hours. P. L. dc W. Co., 1'er C. L. Shattuck." Notice. To whom it may concern : I am now prepared to issue warrant (or coyote tcalpa under the new law Tlease dry your soilps befpie you bring them as IIihv have to be held over I until county court meets',' J. J. Smith, County Clerk.
