Prineville review., June 22, 1901, Image 3

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GREAT SPECIAL HM)
Throughout Our Store
Kvory article) murked down to a very Hiniill profit, in ordur
to miiliu room fur our Ni;w (JoimIh juHt nrri ving ....
Novnr wiih audi nn opportunity nd'nrud in l.lm city of
1'riiu'ville. Wo doubt if tlmra over will ho iignin . . .
l'ciuniuher, wo c 11 it givu you better ".noda fur tin) liiimt
money
Other liinreliuiits will incut tint PIUC'H, lut lliey cannot
meet the O.UAUTY
Our Htoek ia up-to-date, Kly linli, und llio iimlily tliut
in deliiHiidixl
COMIC und SEE tuid you will Lu convinced ....
JAPANESE BAZAAR
Reliable Merchant N A TYE, Mh tuujor
SHOES AND OXFORDS
SPECIAL.
A fine lino of
Ladies' Oxfords
for euminur wear.
Good quality, not
odds mid endH,
but tho latent
Htvli'B.
$1.00
75 cents for Misses' Oxfords, in
kill or venting tops, good style, a
750
'. I
4U
Gyrus
TUc Hnrber.
In Moores Brlolt
Would In ulad to
meet nil of' his
old putroiiH ii nil
n I HO llt'W (HUM lo,
FIRST CLASS WOIIK DONK
Princville Keview.
MN.'KIUY, Jl'.NK liHtl.
I.Ut'AL AMI WK.UTUL.
Ktubrnidcrv Silli al the Hen Hive,
IJi'U I. mid for sale. A C, I'.hner.
i
Head Kiuipat.ii, Viliii A Co' nc- j
"Ad." i
Hoys' Clothing from f 2 Vi per unit uml .
lip. J. K. Morris, j
Fahhank' liltretine Tar Ko,tp, lau
Imr. (n 1'fi cenla, nt the la-e Hive.
tVumn aw ymi going In rlilral ? j
That' Hi" '1- SliHI iii lo 'HI lloW. j
I'.rli-ct fitting unhm miila Hint mule 1
Value and piicenec the Hec line.
C. A l'atteioii, Hip i ii tT iii'ti Insurant n
mail, wa uhroid in not II v I III w. tk.
A-lun to one -idiot Am thing u Hie
runnier lor a dune .- nm l'ce line.
John Clr. le, m lilaca-miili of ( . mT
)rar. Ii i been wurkii. g I 'l rraiik Klwlua
A t'..
Anybody .inliiii In hoy loan piopcrlt
ill an. ii.. !. by tailing mi V II.
1. 1 1 in a ii
Freight i (rut a pound Iruni till
Halle t. C) lne illt- by Hie Warm
SurlaC Mage,
F.lkw A U .ii !mvi it I . rjre .ii i-ii. lit
ij vri) tl.ll'ti III Hi' il line. I .ill und la
ton vhtt c.l.
ore -l I" nu i i i u I'" ; i In h-mi
t-iay (ira'iei; .i.'--a. oi Mi i .nit tin'
till V load l.ix
Slii. I. it'll" 1 1 I i"" Sl.a'k Kin li'"
better kti'in iii il.i'intity ii. tl.i' I.ukI
hr tl.ii H"" lli i'.
Ilayfnrka i 'I Curtlfia, I'.lix U Mi. !
IUiut-r, t I'ltwii Ki.Kisa .4 I n , s.mili I
Kn, I lllaikKin li i-li"p. j
You mav nuiii Ii Hit' i iw "I our eli.lli
ut. but yil ' Hii'l inuli Ii the no. ul (
tit pili-a. .1. y M.irim
.Mrn't Suit lliil rr iI ikiMi' uml t tut ;
.u m ill Ilka In Hear, ul tni'r ! !l I
Ilka lo pay. J F. Mmna
Jlr. Ali'l Mi'lnt'wli. of 1'wi'li't'Mile, a
r uiti l lien I alierpntaii of t!it lixiilltv, u
In lh city il'iilna tlm week.
Huy j'uur flliui( Ui kla nt lliu
lliva, Ilia plat l mtve inoiu-y. A etun
platO t'H'k aUnvniui li.ui'l.
Walt . It.ikiif Maihlu VVi'ika, .( Tli
llalliw, il" it ' i"H aura. 'Hit') ilivile
an nM-ti'iii "f tliir "k.
Wunai-iler A Tlinmoii liavo mf. ivn,l
larn luvoire ul Spiiuir pmilii ol all dix
ariptlona ('nil ami nn them.
Unliaiullo'l flip l Sbuii otlirp
all tlifm t "."i t!i"il M-r ci't niv priie
6 can Ii. H.n the I'm' llivn Siimi.
All aiieoiinta tine m prior to January
1 , 1901, iniint In) xrllli'il
Kn N. Win ik.
Frrljlit 8 nt n pnnml from Ihe
Pal lea lo I'rin.'i Hie hf the Will in
Kprimr NtMK.
Ijiiiiiilry Snap ni'eiled fur wiinh tluya
coonla up in a year 'a limn. Wo ran help
yon to tut tluwn tint total . J. K. Mnrria.
Your liniaea uml whk"I culleil for uml
tlalivrrml fren of iharne, at Hie Xoiltli
Kmi Dlai'kainllh aliop. Kn ink Ki kin&
Co.
Atluriiey V. A. Hell uml family led
laat wek for Kluiniilli count y . Mr.
Hal I will L'oinhlnu biialnenH with pluuHliro
while aliantit.
City Attorney M. It. Kllintt in building
n Itinoa aioiniil Ilia reciilniit'e prop
ajrty on First Htrent, aliifh mlila inaterl
ally toil look.
He J. I1'. Morria about your new Hut
and gel it oil' your iniml. When yon pill
it ou jour heml ym will feel catiiiHed
itb it uml l hn irli. J. V. Mm i in.
On tho new (luyllnlit run between
PrinnvlllB uml Hhuniko the "lnn eum
pan miikti lbrro tliiuiKeH of bornea
Ikaivby Inriiirinji itooil eeil.
Pyapeptkn cmiiiut be lolift livetl be
eauae to live teipilieH nourixhnimit. 1'oud
la not nonriHliiun until it i illnenled. A
dlaorihooil Mtoiuaeh eaiinot. ii(''t food, il
HlliNt buvo HHNiatunec. K (bil llynpepaiit
Cum tllentH all kinda of food without aid
(rum the atcmiuuli, allowii I II lu rent uml
renatn ll mil m ul Into limiM. Iih alorotinla
aru exuiillv llio Hiiiim uh thu milunil ill
K-allvM tliildH mil it "Imply cwi't help
llllt (Jo you H'mkI. .riiniploloil A Hon,
Leave yuur ordi-r fur an Adiianre I Nut t
Ilurkiive, Hi" only hiuh K'ude roller haar
iiiK draw rill iiiitrlilini it'iiiiK. I hank
Ki kinh & Co.
For Ilia next .'iOiUya, I will nell t'n
Inrnear at extieinn low piiiea not
tifur Iwolhlida tlntir rial vuloe.
.1. V. MoKina.
j I'.i zouil, HuMrhniMii, ti'th'r, t hufiiiK, ivy
H)iMUiifo; hihI nil kin Iniliiii'H are ipiirkly
jeuifd by PeWiit'H Wileli llar.nl Kalva.
'riia eel lain pile t'tire. 'l'ellllHi'tou A KtJII .
i W.uk i n iU'lkiiiip'a luiildini; in Imuiijc
' r:i-ln-d iik'lil H!xi ll will he a line
hiiiiihiib! wlicti t-Mtiii'S-li'd and will ba an
: ornament lo lite t ity.
I'nr II. an I'.v. iini n any kind, i to
II. .limaii'a Hiid aiive fmui 1.1 in lifi
; t i'iila a Mttd. Ileiiirtiilii'r. lie dun't
iIij-jIoi luinn cmi'I, liiinleilin, clc.
A sinwi'
' clirn pili'H
aavea all lli.it . liwiihii ami never f.ula.
j I'.MMaio of cuu.'lxifeit. 1'eiiiplelnii A
Kllll.
J F. Murria atd'a aline that urn cmie
great Imrgaiii.
they liiHt.
Buy while
Men'n and Hoys' Shoes, reliable
und at pricun to eull
a
HAMILTOH-DRllVJii
ftm ShoeB's.
LACK
'SHOE
1 VVf
A .M
XTRAORDIHARY SALE
Wurz weiler & Thomson
Ladies' Fine Jersey Ilibbcd
Vents, 15c.
25 pieces best quality, fast
colored Percales will be sold
during tliis sale for 10c.
50
50c
cent for Men'H and l!oys'
Suinincr SliirtH, laundered
with collar and cuU'h.
Simpson,
Ilarnilton -Urown Shoe Co. in a: A liifi- line O! LaWIlS. ( r-
inedium priced Udiea' nhof , i on I ,. . . . ...
of our moht jKipuiar seijer-and i. gaudies and Dimities will go
guaranted to givu alii faction. j . , ,f
. ol, iKiij nwici
The clothing nntilo by Kuh ,
Nathp.n and J-'incher Co. ig noted
for iiH m vie and perfect fit. Hiiitu! V O liaVO aboilt tWO-dOZCIl
fro,ns(Wp. 'Ladies' Crasb Skirts, wbich
Wilson & Co. sel1 c,uring the saie
Ladies' Colored Silk Waists
in blues, pinks, lavenders,
grays and magenties, regular
S3.50 and 4.00; sale
2.50.
price
r i r.n
Ladies' do you need sboes?
We have a line which we will
sell like this :
$4.00 shoes for
3.00 "
2.00 "
$2.50
2.00
1.50
w uh in our
(Irani .ifava, of The H.illi
city luM Sutntdiiv.
Hilly I'oifii, of .IkIui I'jy, i in our city
viitilinK Willi ivlativea.
ll uiiemtiou m mil nei exi-ary to j li.ilpli Sharp and Hairy Smilli arrived
lii'Witl'a Witch lla.c halve laat Weilimailav (rum l.inn county.
Hon. .1. F. Mixue, ex nutihter of the
land oltlce at The I Ml lea and a former
ni lent tif lliia i ily, waa in thu cilv Ihia
week un buaiiniaa ami almok h.in la with
Children's Home Society.
I Men's Straw Hats, worth
Mra.KtUj..n.-.iii-tri,tiiporin.emlentll()() am 1.50 for 50C.
of Hie ()n-'iii ( hildrcn'a Hume Society, i
wua in our eilv lor uvci it week in the. in- j ,
tereat III UlM Ma:iey. Tin.! xocielv ia in-! " "
corporateti under the la of Orrm un I -ia
deaiined to aitt lo-lplca and lnnne .
leaa childien, lake elian.'- "f lh-m. hoard ,
and clullie them until amiable 'auuliea ;
can be found lo receive Ho rn. The money i
25-doz Ladies' Black Seam
less Cotton Hose, double soles
and high spliced heels, will
go during this sale at 15c.
II 111 I ijl it Mh
! hut H Ah.lt e
lorli.rt i( tlm du iml.
((! hhiNtH it hi I
to J
foilalile and aallelucliii) il lliey !it alow , niany of hia ohl ftienila. lie apetit a d. ' neeeaaary to fairy forward tliia work i !
received wholly from imiiruliiala who by :
tbeaviiientof $1 e.ich V'r Iwitome mem-
bera cf the aoclely. or by Hie payment of J
f Jj are made lite meinbeia. Twenty four
atatea are now lielpint: lioiri.deMa and or-i
phan ciiildreu. Hnrniar me four yeara of
I lie aocieiy in Ihia stale over one hiindied
ehililren have been received and nenrlv i
nil have been placed in a iil.ible ImiiieH. j
They huva Home tine hoja at their hoine '
in I'oill.iiid waiting for home and any !
infurmalion would be nlally furnialiel by
I. F. T iU'V. hiiperinleiideiil of the Oregon :
Cliildieo'a Home i,a n-lv. (.' Maripiain :
bnildinj! at I'urilai.d, Drejon.
Mm. Jonea uppoive 1 the f.-llowim; ht
cnl hoaid : Hev. F. I!..ri.t-r, It. I..
Smith, .Mia. S. J. Not-oui, Mr l. F.
Stewart. Ifaniot.e d.ii.- to make a'
COittlileltio!! (o thl H.h i.-ty tltey can do mi '
by c.i'tui at S ihmi..n'a H".-,:t'id ;rpi:t ;
their mile in a box pn. video er tnat .
purpose. 1
Mra. .loriee iefl 1' iurd iv nl 'mini! lor i
liurii w lioie abe w ill hnn tn.a matter j
Ixdoro Hie rei-identa "i that coir.muiiily.
Wurzweiler & Thomson,
HEADQUARTERS FOR ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS.
Prtnovllio and Shanlko
StU(o Company
Mppc il nti'-ntlon $:von to W
elllfni' mid .' '..ilit tlallto t- auu
from Tu 1a:I.i icnl .'.!iunlko.
i-ie.:li'.l rn'."t. iveii lo ptirltea ftttd
j rreijiit i i u,..k.
'1 AliAMSu:.' It WIN.NKX CO..
Akuiiiu. I
W. fo'ifot lo loei.lioll l.i-l week that
ol
Mia :
Wl j:,.
M
: I'oiiui.d
I lliiui I I.l i,c
; l.i.:o ci.onco I
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I K ul . I.-ii
! ''I a Id i .'.ii
V.-.H-. i : , i
; pi. i ii .- .ii
I r.dcM
, ll.ll. to
; -pi'l. e Mi
Id. -ire i
I bale ip:i!
i li lli'd O.i
! 'ici.n i t '-:.
ol llieill.
K Allen hud left fol
b Air .V!hn will
..I hi- it o! it pricca arc
. : ii v . in! a,-:)ui
it 1 1 d
I'...
lb
1 1. '
(.lli- iipji
Ifl'r. I.lllie
nl Mint Von
ni id hi. ! ill.- to '
HI!
Teni
ten
I'l 1U ,
ll'l..llll.'l
Icl-cl
I htlll
ll I'liiiu I r.-nni The
'e i y I In VI arm
lo I iu' pllll'ic lllil
i.ai.'i.m at The Ited
u, v i.moum lo the
Id ii it lite i . linage-
Mini
( 'llici ('dltlia.
I'lltettlOlltll, Vii
lllt'lil '
Mr .lalllT-a V roll 11 , ul
over 111 year. if ac , lenl.-ieit (or yeaia :
w i! Ii ii In I ante on hi l.i. e. 1'hiah ialia
coiil I u. . I help him lieWiti'a Wilch
alvo cuied hi:n i inanei.tly. Temple
ton .k.iju .
Mi. .I'diu I'i ti mi .1 h.i b'-eii employed
by lh. citv lo t ike chaise uf Hie i ilv'ii ir-
iii;. Hint' dilchea. Tlie ihtt'b w nrka well, j
There ia plenty of water and there la mi
excilae noiv for anvone ., cry "water."
Willi both ayaleuia tin' lonu ia well aup- i
plied.
, I' Moody ha t repreienlntive now j
at Shttiditit lo l""k nller tho need ol hia j
w i.ol inn intf and hhipiini; envUmierH. j
1 1 ie ttceiit ie prepared In Hilvance freiuhl j
to tcaiuHl.-ta, it'ceive tmtl forward woola, !
and lo i.ive peinotial attention to rittinv
inii and foi wtttdinii leerch.indiae of any
lieaciiptinti C(iiHi)irit-d In hia care.
or two with C. A. lirave on IVooked
river.
I We dropi-e I Into the j'lielrv atore of
W. II. Cvrua, a few daya a;:o and were
anrpriaed at the iriiproveiiieuta made.
Hot oitlv on aci-onot of the ai rariK-emeut
oil the iuaidu lint alao by the large at'X-k
i of walchea, ct,a-ka, jewelry and in fact.
: every tiling carried in a lirat cUhh jewelry
atore.
' The d a,-lora told ni" mi tronnh waa
incurable, Uim Minute Coiitih rme made
iue a well man " Morria Mlver, North
Strattord, N II . l;t-caiie ynu'ye imt
j ioiiud relief from a alublairn coiih, don't
'despair. Hue MiiiutM Cuiuh 1'ilie liae
'cured lliotloida and it will cure you.
. Side and mite. TeinpleU'li ,V Nul.
The 'i0!ia I'eie i-i ellll in the lead ua
tho ia-t rcelatltitlit in the cilv. 'I'hey
. have a miinln-r i l nice nami in couuec
; lloii with Ticir ii atuillant and have until..
.ili'iHCiienl will! Mi ( olile nl Tin- ;
liedl.y ill. eri by l!n X'ieiiua Cafe lot?.,
ieaaml all Hie r. .una of Unit hiiil-.e. Mia
Cohrnwid have t.ie atlHrt li-lull of Ibt-;
riwjinH, uml u,.wre will l-e ;iloivted tl.t-(
ue oi the ritUiiat iimiiii ami pallor at.
herclnlnrv. :
iou-t.-na-v: J f--t-l.v-'r-a
Ptinovillo and Shaniko J
i, Siajjo Company. i
Siieclal altjiitlon R-.ven to "usa- J .
enser and Krelcht trarilo to and v
trom The Dalloa und yhttnlko
tijoclal muia nlven Ujpai'wiea aild ,J
freight lu bulk. ;
A DA M SO N & V I N N K K CO.. S !
Atfenta. Jj ;
-aT a-r-i.faiifiaaiai a"laiari f(riat-B.'iiraff ;
"A lew nionlha ao, foo.1 which 1 aie
for hieiikiat would not remain on my I
htninai-li fur half an lunir. 1 tiaed one I
laitlle of vo ir Kmlol Pyapcp.-la ('ore and j
can now eat my DreaKt.iHt ami otoer
niea'a with a reliah and my food ia thor
onKhly diijealod. Notliinx eipiala Koilol
lysa'paia Cute for ritoumch troublea."
II. 6. 1'itla, Arlinulim, Tex. Kodol I'ys
pepaia Cure diKe.ia what juu eat. Teiu
pleton .It Son.
IlaViitic new and Complete government
plata of the entire county, and being
thoroughly ioated in land mattera, the
J.
Tha'.U.
I lake tlii iiieaiia uf lh aiikina Hie t-u
pie ol i'linev llle in b- h.i.f uf iheibrgon.
Chil lien' Home hi ii-ty, fur tne liiiau '
eial aid hi veil our ucik. Il ii.n.id have
betni mote liberal duiibtleari under oll.er '
condilioiiH. -Many aie out of low n, und t
ulhera who undoubtedly wui; d like to i
help have nut jet diepueed of their wool.
We would aay lo tiny such that if they
will be ao kind aa to atnaat an worthy a;
can' in the ileal fntiiie, Ihev can do ao
llirouuli the haiida ul our ha al h ard, or .
to ua ilitectly. Yonra for the Children.
Mks. Km Jim. ',
Ii.t. Supt. thvguii C niidren'a
Home SiK-ieiv.
Ollice: (i'li Maripluin liuiuiiiig, I'ort-j
land, Oregon.
F. MORRIS . . .
Will Carry a Complete Line of Latest Styles in'
i
Appliques, '
Allover Embroideries and Laces, I
I Embroidery Trimmings,
Valenciennes Laces and Insertions,
Silks,
Satins, ;
i Velvets, ;
Velveteens, ' j
CJilt Trimmings. . j
We have the latest novelty in
Ladies' and fflisses' L'fliglon Belts and Spikes, j
: f
i They are of highest excellence, and bought in j
the East and will be sold at the j
LOWEST POSSIBLE MARGIN
Prof. E. E. Orton.
The following ia taken from one of the
K.ugitne paiiera : !
"Mr 1.' I." 11,1,,., havlii.t reai.-lied his "'THV
portion aa principal of (he liearv achool,
of Kugene, the buttrd of directora of
Kclioul diatrict No. 4. itlopted the follow-
Deatb of Fay Logan. j
The ad news wan conveyed over the
wire, this forenoon (Monday) that Wi ;
Fay lxigan died early thin morning in
Portland from diphtheria. The young
ladv had been attending achool in Hint
city and she wan taken ill j t last week.
Her father and mother, Mr. and -Mrs. L.
S. Logan, were called to her bedside and
were with her at the time of her paaaiim
r
a av m jj. if ni n m. ifyy wyoMygyw i W-JIf-te-W
The ONLY JAR with Detachable Fastener.
THE SUN FIUIT JAR
The Only Perfectly Hermetically Sealed Jar.
JCM Notice t liia Lever.
I l.v would have been lti years old next
mouth. She baa many friends in Ku
gene, and
happy
.... i i : i ... ..i' 1.1...I0 1 inn rtsnlutiona :
1 qann m ' iintieraiiieu c. incpaicu iu ni.n wu .nine- ,
g ' ol laud tiling and linal pr.a'(. prosecute
mulinht Run Ico
w v jf h iiu.i
Prlnovlllo to Shanlko
12 Hour Service
I.eaven I'rineville nt (I A M Tuett
dtiva Tliuiadiii a mid Siitunlaya.
la'avea SliHiiiko ul 0 A M Monday. 3
WedneailayH and l'tiduirt.
ADA MS; I.N A
L
WINNKK CO
A-eniy.
The biliona, tired, nun one limn cannot
Kticceaafully comiete wilh hia IlimUhv
rival. IVWill'a I iltle I'.iuly liiaera, Hie
fiiuioiiH pilla for uiinntipalion will remove
the caiiiu of your tioiibleH. Tetnpleton
Si Son,
There will bo a busket meeting at or
near Mr. Oliver l'owell'n on Hie I'pper
McKay, Sunday, Juno !I0. Preaching at
1(1. Ill) a in., and 1 :30 p.m. A cordial
i 11 vi I it l ion ia given to the public to be
preaent and enjoy the good thinga of thin
oiti'iiaion. Come with your family and
banket, or, if lid ia nut. poHaible, come
any way aa Hieie will lie an abundance.
John Cl.tvponl baa hi'iui appointed a
policeuian und i aiithoilrcd toairoat any
one violating the idly ordinances eaie
cially in reforunea lo tampering with the
city wider. The reaideula huva done
about aa they pie. me I hiirelofore with the
water ditched and enine, have failed to pay
their water rent. The city ex pectn every
one who uaea water to pay therefor or
thev will Itou why. Stringent rulea have
Immui adopteil und will ho enforced. Our
advice in don't tamper with the wat 'r,
hut "un Mr. Claypoul,
conteata and give reliable advice in a.l
mailers pertaining to iand tuatteia.
Chargea reaaunitble. Work giiaianteed.
A. 0. I'.M.MKa,
I. S. Coiiimiaaioner.
Quito a Utile commotion wan raiaed in
our city luat Saturday by the reHrt com
ing In thai a child had been kidnapped
by two HtrangeiH in a covered back. Dep
uty Sheriff Hrown immediately started in
ptirauit ul the auppo.-ed kidnappora und
aoou came buck and reported the whole
thing a hoax. Il apia'ar. that twoatran-
gera in a buck were paaaingup the Ochooo i
and when aliout oppoaite the White pluco j
they overtook two little buys w ho were
ltesnlved, That it i. with sun-ore regret
that we lose the servicnH of Profeaaor K.
K. Oitou. Ho ha been a strong sup
porter ol educational woik in this district
for many years, and ia an able, pains
taking instructor and disciphuui iail.
".KvBolved, Tliut our best wishes ac
eompany .Mr. Orion in hjfnture work
and we liO(ie that biiipiiies-;iind ptoH.'r
ily will bo with him and li s family."
her bright nolle and
manner will be greatly mied. j
The remains will be brought to Eugene j
tomorrow afternoon for interment F.u-.
gene Hoard. i
Her many Irionds in this city will be j
sorry to hear of her deal h and her par- j
etits have the sympathy ol this continuity, j
Our Teachers.
l'rof. K. K. Orion, of the Kugene pub
lic schools, lias been employed as princi
pal of our school for the ensuing year.
Mr. Orton cornea well recommended ami
there is no doubt but what he will prove
going in the sumo direction and invited j aalisfactory. In the intermediate depart
ment to tide. One got in and the other ' ment, Su(km lulendent Win. Uuegli has
one returned home. When they got to been retained. We need not nay any
Ed Hlaytou's place the boy got out as that thing in hia behalf lor hi work apeaka
was tils UoBllnation, and uere air. tirunii . ior uaeu unit um in." "
lound him. So the newapnper man waa J retained In hia position
encliered out of a sensational story. I primary Misa liraco IV
place of Mian Ida Oineg. Miss (irace is
The Maling Brlok. a te1,l(r (lf collHUtra t.x,H.tieiice and
Laat Saturday a contract waa signed by
CO. Maling and J. F. Morria, whereby
the latter ia to build for tho former a
two story brick on tho corner opposite
Salomon' store. Mr. Morris has sublet
the contract to Pan Hardin, formerly of
Lebanon, Oregon. Tito latter has cotn
meiicod a yard on tho north side of ttio
OchiK-o above the old McOowcll slaughter
liotiae and expaeia to hum i!00,0il0 brick.
The building will be !10xSO and will Iront
main street and will be occupied by J. I'
Morris aa a general merchandise store.
The building is to he completed by
Angus 20, HKil, and will be an ornament
to our city when coniplott'il,
Fourth on the McKay. j
Arrangements are being made to bold I
a celebration on the Summit of McKay
mountain at the bead ol l.ytle creek, or
where the Shaniko road crjasea
mouutaia. A fine program will
1 .....1 t i.d ur..irta will commence
rauacu aim mw - .
. I. ..I '
at HI a. 111. Alter uitiner a nmnw ui
contests will take place, lor which suit-
i able prixes will be offered,
j In the evening a bowery dauce hi the
'open air will be given. l!ring your has
j keis wilh you and enjoy a fine day ol
' picnlcing. l'lenty of horee feed can be
: kad near bv ol U. M. Iceland.
rr , . .1 l. t .....ur tl.u .natttit.
t .t.., i 1 ins ceieorauuu in uuni
ill iin auiouu . ...... . . 1
Iknap take, the i Pl,ta ol W ,UW Ck-
Iney intenu 10 maao 11. uj.i"
alTatr.
Kemernber the place and don't Iail to
EASY TO SEAL
GUARANTEED
TESTER
UNIFORM
EASY TO OPEN
! , I . X.
STRONG
CLEAN
res V Kl V-!
Yk " 3 SIMPLE I
1
be ar-. I. 1
L
I her selection, we think. i a nood one
i Miss Lula Luckey bus been chosen U!,,eni,
IHiicceed herself 111 the primary depart- rnrnnrtions
ment. Her work laat year waa so satis-1
factory that she waa again employed. The following articles of incorporation
The school ia fortunate in securing such j were filed in the ollice of the secretary of
an able corns of Uiaclicrs, und we predict , alate last week :
a vnrv flourishing school year during the , Uilchrist
coming year.
For Sale.
Two residences in l'lineville for sale:
alao, 1 stage coach; 1 mail cart; "sets
single harness.
Inquire, ol Ho" Smith,
The Fainter
Or, HitvtKW ottice,
Ilros., Fife; fJT.OOO; C. A.
I tiilchrist, J. L. Gilchrist, S. W. Uilchrist;
object, stock-raising.
Litlle Ieschutes Irrigation company,
Uosland; f.VW.OOO; 1. A. Findley, S. M.
Fitidley, K. 1. Pell.
Tite next session of the supremo lodge
of A. O. U. W. will be held in Portland,
Oregon,
SUN FRUIT JARS COST MORE, BUT!
Canning Can Be Tested.,
DO
FOR SALE
Dai!g-er of Fruit spoiling
uaner or ourniuir imuun 111
Prying- to open meallner
iiroovee 10 nun
Metal to corrode or taint con
Wire to stretch tonta
Loss by breakage
Special rubbers or covers
BY
ZKHSTGk
Maury Items.
Mr. J. W. Bennett met w ith a serious
accident this morning. While working
on the road, his team became frightened
and ran away, throwing him from the
wagor. and dislocated his shoulder aud
bruising him considerably about the face.
Link Steiver started for The Dalles thin
morning with a load ol wool and mired
down at the crossing of Crooked river
and had to unload.
Albert Noble, ol Beaver Creek, is stay
ing with his aunt, Mrs. J. H. Cox, of
Maury, attending school.
Mr. Chaa. Luelling came home from
l'lineville last evening.
Mr. Alex. Mclntoeh, of Hardin, passed
through Maury the first ol the week en
route to I'ortland to bring home hia
daughter, who has been attending school
at that place.
Messrs. Yaucy, Chambers and Helm
are up In tne ftiaury country auer a loau t j j e
of wool.
Mr. (ilenn had tho misfortune to kill
one of his cows, trying to get ber out of
the quicksand.
We are having very warm weather at
present the warmest being 78 degrees,
which has brought forth mosquitoes in
countless numbers.
Jl'MBO.
June 11, 1901.
May Shut Down.
The verdict of the jury in the King
esse has caused a feeling of uncertainty
in the minds of our citizens and will no
j duubt be the means ol retarding the pro
gress of development in the camp for
j sometime. However, other properties
i are being worked the same as before and
j prospecting is being continued.
I Also work on the King was resumed
1 last week, hut will probably shut down
j until Judge Bellinger decides tbe motion
i (or a re-hearing and then, if the motion is
denied, the mine will probably remain
for au indefinite time, AshwoouV
I'rospoctor,