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Newspaper Page Text"I JL.. J-., ' SI. ..." , . . :n i ' : : :)) m r r 17. 2 Ml t IS 4 it kho,vpI olout two JBitm. jfm r imM CP SHANIKO, ORICdON. o Annual OUR Clearance Sale HI COINS Monday, January 12, 1903. You should avail yoursolf of tho opportun ity to buy at VERY LOW FIGURES. : : ARIC WIC YOUR DICAMSKS? 4 RED FRONT BAZAAR : OUR I inches. I'mk Dank U hobbling around willi it very badly Hprnincd back, Tdo iiiiicliiiiiirv fur tho new raw tin' planing mill which in lifting (rented hy II. V, I c nnd J, Steidln it lii'inj i now on Iho rml fiom Nlmniko and lift mood ns it or rives will hi,1 placed in position arid iirliiu work begun in sawing lam burnt Unit place. TIiih mill will (ill ii long-felt want to the settlors along the Deschutes, 01 tho scarci ty of lumber in that section hit materially retarded its growth During tho past week, the county court linn canned to he placed in lh! clerk's ollice a now type writer which will ho lined for recording woik. Thin is something which has hern needed for a long time as it not only is a Having in record hooks, ' hut makes everything prettier, neater and more lasting than can he done wilh a pen. Tho mora it in usccd tho better it will ho appreciated, ss every one who has any instrument recorded wants it dono in tho best manner possible, and with thig typo writer County Clerk Smith can do it. Lai-t Thursday was a busy day in Recorder Piggs' court. Two persona were arrested for using oh scene and profane language and two for fighting; all were fined. Tho recorder ia to be commend ed upon the view he takes in re gard to the peace and morality of tho city, at he makes it a rule that fur first ofT'inses the fine will be the minimum, hut for second or con tinued oHenecs the offenders re ceive, penalties that make the lux uries rattier expensive ones. Ke- Icorder liipffH is determined as far I i. : - l i . , - .. i . ... . - r. .1 . i . , i ii I . I ..... i: ' " is ii urn vi puv a noil 10 nzi i io. l urnelL been FitetHi dlm 1 1 p muni ! PRINEVTT.T.F'a LER '& few- THOMSON I jr t -i 1 14 LEADING MERCHANTS id We desire to express our thanks to the people for the liberal patronage bes!oed upon us during the yearjust pasaed. Upon completing our in ventory we find that more space will he needed for our spiing stock of goods now on the way from the manufacturers, and to make room for the same we will olTer for the next SO days our dry goods at unheard of low prices. 40 per cent DISCOUNT 40 per eent On Ladies' and Misses' Jackets, Ladies' and Misses' Wool Hosiery, Ladies' and Misse' Dress Skirts, (Ladies', Misses' and Children's Fascinators, Misses' and Children's Wool Hoods, Ladies' and Children's Wool Gloves and Mittens, Ladies' Wrappers, Ladies', Misses' and Children's Wool Underwear, all of our Wool Desa Goods, as well as our stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing. . NO RESERVE IN THIS SALE. Every Dollar's Worth of Dry Goods in Our Store Will Be Sold For SIXTY CENTS. WURZWEILER & THOMSON CLEARANCE SALE .1 few days in our city hx.king iif ti r his Ktnge biiMiii'i: e. Mao I'uri.ett, of .Shaniko, hai been in Vi iuevillti during tho pa.t Week loxking after his biiness in ti ritn hi-ro. Thi! two papers t!i it the people of ('((.ok county noxiously ing ii ii oOceiiity, lor wliicli lie is to be commended. Men's and Boys' Hats and Oyershlrts, and Ladies', Boys' and Children's Shoes, Notions, Fancy Goods of All Kinds, f 1 forward to are tho 2fl DISCOUNT 25 Making Room for New Coods for tho Spring Seneon of 1003. PER CENT niik O.'ccoi.i.in ini'l ii "i-i . . . i i iifVH-w. i ii. 'v are tlici papi-rs tlial gUe I fie i.e 4 n. j 1'uriien fioiii the Jwmt nto cliM coiuiii fur our timber land.. About one-half of the people from Minnesot.i anil llui Iukutas mut luvo been in Prim-vi I It! durii.g the pait year. At '2 o'clock J:inunrv olt, .a school meeting ffliss Ethel King, Iiistruclor or Muetc On :$ Piano, Organ and Violin SHERIFF'S SALE. isiiAlhiLiatlAfctot4,4AsitfciAifcfc. Parties de.jjrirjf la pure hue a I'mtio, Orran, or uthor m up leal In (tnnnont wouji do wll to call uixm mo before purchiuUng n vlrlus wftrmnl tHuunl hf th rountjr j litrk mnl e-fltio"irrk of Vw "ouuly Court j if t.- ritiimnoirt(f in u tii in wvri K.-iti !'! isrrsiil r pf"i of frl r'r(v, rrnt.r--l in the dlin-j a-nt tx lift for ibr y-r iwil, in tti iiiniK-r ami form a iij"n ! of rrl (riHriy Uwm vxfsMitiou, (o ihe l f-m hn will i'T Ute mni srrrucU (nifri't and i-naUit tbr-n, and istke a r"tt Ml of at Oh l(t ran- of thifr'"!, I fitall ronlliiu the ie fnia d)' to lny, UKliiilfiT uii th Ann JAY OK KKHKl'AKY. until all of mt! ral irorTty hail bave Mr. M- K.-Kat half of north i Ili9UUne at building' ana door o.iUi of K:iuy Photo Onllory. Tho Dixie Moilow Mining Co. Oij hist Friday Dr. II. P. IV! kmtp received several samples of ore from the Pixie Meadows Min ims been called tol ing Co., locatsd about 11 miles meet nt the school housrf for the : from Prairio City, in which mines purpose of levying n tax to pay in manv of Prinoville's citizms hold RED FRONT BAZAAR i t N. A TTB I1KOU. PROfKlBTOtta, t PJUNEVII.I.K. OREUON. i t PRINEVILLE REVIEW. THUHMDAT JANUAHY . MM LOCAIJCTT1CS. V. 0. Milliron, of Crook, wss h tho city list Saturday- Arohio MsKinnon, of Price, muds this oflies k plsnant cull Hntunlsy. Hhrrilf Smith left last Mondsy f.ir.Siih'm to boh nob ith our Uw makers for A time. tvl., i.. i.;i. i.. v....0 orgnnumg l ti i. i . . '. . I eomiiiif sennon. rive in Piincvillo Thursday night. j l do Heview ollice keeps con-! (U) j jStsntly on hsnd the only full and cju) icompieia una oi legal oiiiuks to ie found in tho county. Mrsur II. U. Kecd sml J Steidle, two prominent citizens of Itend, were in our city last Fri day Aitsnding to soma busine matters. vear w ill be n huiiimcr in tho busebull world. Priiievillo bus tlm in iterial should have a cnicker jack ' We undervtitnd that our friend. ! Mux I.ik'ddemun, of the Antelope Herald, has not been very well for Home time, hut Jul not for one ' moment think his ailments xtfect i ed his bruin ix nny w ay, but from ' ah article in his hist week's paper Rev. Snyder, of Prowniville, will ' it n,ls f.,roel us into the conclu de here tho hint of February or first : oiim thai bis miiul is wandering, of March Alld wilt bold Series of ! Preaelninr lit tlm Cnion church Slock of All kinds continues lo j Hirelings assisted by Rev. Alter of ' ,y H. A. Child on Sunday, both look fins and will come out in the i this plncr. morning mid evening. All are spring in fine condition. cordially invito ! to ntton J and I.nfl on band line ororcoat also jt School books nnd school t tku part. Invitations will bo giv- DAntnloons will sell chunp. X supplies ai the Mnv l.ricH T en to nny iiesiriuj? to iiieiuiiy I'rtiR rioro. D. P. A da M SON'. tercet on out-landing bonds and to ' fto.'k. mine funds for school purposes, j 1 uo of tho simples was from a Iet every one attend. i ledge IIiaI assays HTli lo tho ton. Thoriiixensof Djfuras well ni-j1'1 lh"a minM ther0 lJg many of our other interior towns teven feet in width lhat assays ov hnve already take., steps towards r 75 1 the ton; another ledge baseball clubs for the i ,M,r WK,U1 wl,lcn I .. . . 1 1 ll - Tim ve ir I'M'! i over jiu to me ion and anoiner tloiiui KV, Tho Tailor. A. C. Sanford and wife, of Shan iko, spent Inst Thursday in our city and while hero proved up on a couple of timber claims. Tho grand m.injuurade hull on February 13 nl tilao's hall in this city proinhe lo be the event of the season. Tickets are only one dol lar. Kveryliody will ho there. Owing to tho high water Ihe stngn from Crook did not Arrive until Sunday, and from Shaniko wo got none until Monday morn ing. Our people wero lost w ithout thoir Sunday mails. From Harry F.sping, of Shaniko, who cnino in on Monday' stage, wo Inarn that tho water in Anlelops and Ward creeks was very high and did an Immense Amount of damage. Tho meadow of Chas. Ihirbin, of tho Mondow Lawn farm, sulleryd extremely, great ditches huing cut In it. The road running along sido of tho ineiulow is budly washed aiid it U almost impossible to go through at all. At all the crossings of tho differ ent Bracks great boulders ru wmlicd in. J lhomselves with tho Church of ('hriut .lilli.rhv mmretttflim nrre. t b.tions of letter o reeommonda- We learn that John Killinbock, ! (ions, lit either services, of Haystack, hud his check and .. n .iu. n,.,i1.,i . i,Jlt,i ,,f She mouth keverely cut by a slAnd of .-,),, ii. ..i barbed who winch had j..t been ; interests (it stake, one of . . . fl-l . l ...! ... .......I. : . . citv is Prinevi ledge ten feet wido that assays bs- twee n HO and l"0 to the ton. I' roiii all indications tuis group of mines w ill prove to bo the rich est ever struek in that district, and to its owners will make them wealthy men. In looking over the samples makes oho wish he were Ihe owner of toinj of the stock, wliicli has been raising in value right along. Pr. IWlknap informs us there is out very little ftock left to sell and as soon as this 1st is sold no more will ho placed on the market, as they already have enough money on hands for alt development work and what is now being sold is for the purpose of purchasing machin ery to woik iho ore. pump. ""KM, vAieiiu-i , which ia lunv of momentous iin sympathy to tho sulTcrer. I portance, and that is to see lhat V. A. haidlaw, of '.ho Columbia j w)H,t in known as the checkerboard Southern Irrigation Co., has been j i killed in congress. It is a spending a few days in Priiievillo hill Uut if passed will materially this week. Mr. Laidlaw says their ! inju.-o Crook county. Act in thin company is working right Along, j mailer, fellow cilir.cn, before it is and that as soon as fpriiig op?ns up a larger forco""of men will be upon Ihe woik. Mr. Comini, of tho lVsVVs A Priiievillo Marhld Works, niches to rrlnoirtlla tUbbll Hunting CluO. Tho gentlemen forming the PrinevUlu Rabbit Hunting Club will in tho nwar future, probably, have another shoot for the gold medal which is now held by V. V. Kay. This club was formed about a year ago, Or. C. A. Ciino first win ning tho medal, which sinco that timo has been won by Mr. Ray twico in succession. While it is something iinyono would feci proud in wearing nnd becoming the pos- Many persons suffer all their S sor thereof, yet erury ono can lives with headucho nnd neurnluia ,! "t ov. n it, and henco while there ,..t ill ii,,.!.. . tic, .a. i.- (mite a rivalry among the l .1 IV I I I K III. 'II. ...VJ ...... fc- . - l oo late. cnt ijuarli-r anil '-ft tiall nl iuin- ijtiftru-r. JS. ti 14 nuif lu e. . Ill ftl AbUill. Mr. Mr- Hnulli.l quarter uf wutlnet urt-r m-vllnn I.I, anil -.l l.stl itl iiurOiwiil iuarl.T aii'l Tn.rttH'tM qutrlirr l iM.ntiivt-l .iuar-n-r M-i-liiiti 1, luwn.tup IK Kimlh, rnc? i'i ! $4 1.' nriiraii. Jnhn . Nnrth hall of n.irlti--( quarli-r anil lt 1 and I. -!lott 1. iMnlop S Kiulh. rane 18 t-al.. 113 .'! Il.-nham f.lau Sulliir.-l nuarnr of nnrlliNPiit nuartt-r MM-lloii A ali'l KMilh hall ul iinrthi-a.t tjuart,-r anl nurtli ircl quarter f ouibfait iiiar-r . .)nlil. IS mltli, rnn' Ii t.. I 4 97 l llni-. C A ln I. 1. ami 4 arriion I, tnwu"lii 13 Mith. ranjc I, i-an. anl L"U II ami U lllurk V. Nrtmin i Aililillou rrint-vlllc IX & ( aitlf. J F lt 4 Hlock ,s. M. HihIkm' .ial I'rinarllle 12 Par..-r. Mr 8. A -Ii4 4 lll-k l'-, j HkI(i' I'lat I'rnifvllle I Sliinc K. E-MI lull oi nrmi-ai ciiarl-r anil i-a-i hall t.I nnrthai--.t iiuarlrr uH-llon lowiwhlp 14 wwlh. ranif vast I 4 12 Vandi-rpo"!, i W . R'tat. F.anl hall of eal hall aprtftia . tun mlop 14 anulb. ranit & rl - $590 Juno. Slrehrn. Klal. w4 half or linrlnrFt quartvr ana w-t nan m fumthai-Kt quarl-r n-ction -J4. hlp 14 svulto. ranf U' eal $ 4 11 And on Kr.la. the 'th day nl Fchruary. li.t. al Ihe hour l 1 P. M "I all 'lay. and frum tlay to ilar thi-reafn-r. al lhr ftur. iiiiimi d.H.r in rrineviii-. i hhii muni, i.r- 'mn. I will aril tin- ( iliwriln-.! roal t.roiwrlv fur i-a.li Onhii-l to n-lfml'lion) lo taliofyuid .arraul C"l anil rrruinc cuata, a afori-naiil. palixlat I'rlnavilla, Orvfoo, Ihla llal 'lay ol January,! r. SA SMITH. Sheriff of Crook County, OrtH"U. Br FRKU t'UYhHH,, leputy. Ielkins 3 PRIXISVILtlS'S & KING I3USY STOREl 3 The Hapgood-Haneoek BENICIA DISC PLOWS . Are Utter ihn ra-'uilr. (!ow. T')it ar? lighter in draft. Tii(y never hwntj. H list they ran not en? th y nl ner. Nogr(uni i tv stony, to rooty. no ttr kr or Uttt hril ft-r our IHfc riowf to plow. In-iii.! of forming a arkinl and (tlaxcil hatilpan our li I'low let vest the button. f the furrow 1-him; a to atrisi.rb the water nI allow the n-.tn ot the crup to qq down. They will break up the hardpan that hax formal by uttierplow. It never fe.ts tco dry to plow with our Dim. I'Iow. You fi plow, sow and plant at the prp-r time. Th-re is m et ruintv of a full enp. ami m there wiM alway be a letter erop. W are prepared to upjiy the-e Plnn - ith ith.T oe. tu-. thr.'e or four disra. i'all and gvi our price, Wv carry the iar.-t suh-k . i :mpK'sn"nt in tlu interior. ti.'ti is ruined, not knowing the say to tha people thai l' "' ,l,,ll,oulilo in ia tho ryea, or perhaps be in Piinerilh', all parties want ono liye T,l(.ir vjsiun ; ,u,rf,Tt, ln any toinbstone, vrtull woik, or p,.,.,,, vory ,u,ut,., yet still the troiHile is the rye. These aro cases' fences will do wull to hold their! orders for him. Ho is tloinpc a rushiiiR business ia The l.illcs, but will bo in Piincvillo ns soon as ho possible 4tau. Ho hold your or ders. Peoplii aro beginning to realise that Iho Dalles & Priiievillo Marble Works is a business that is reliable nnd trustworthy, con testants nt every match shoot, yet it is in a good natured way. Ths modal was purchased by tho peo ple owning land north and west of Priiievillo and was given them in token of tho appreciation the 1..M-B u'oro tii'til ill Tilt miintiiin ou-Uhem to destroy tho long eared nerve ! pent ; ami uio noys nave done specialist will attempt to tlingnoie their part well, as tunny thousands u.cai'i) without i'X n m 1 1 1 tup iho ev fur tho occuhsL r-t. itus tlanee is in almost every in-statico an ouhir trouble n'.one. No llcnducheH ore unnecessarv. t all on Dr. V. W. Tiigirarl nt tlio Poiu dexter llotui for nil ocoular troubles. i.. t i. i-ii i i ol raooits nave .uccn Kiiien oy them, not only during their hunt ing matches, but at other times, for which they huvo tho seniors' thanks. The Review office has just finish ed a book for Mr. Clay Simpson, the genial agent of the Washing ton Life Insurance Company, in which some eighty patrons of his company who number among the most prominent people in Crook county give thsir opinions of the policins held by them as well as the manner in which the agent conducts his business. Mr. Simp son iu getting this book out did not forgel Crook county, but gave it a prominent place therein, brief ly but truthfully .portraying its many advantages. In addition thereto is a brief rvriteup of the different policy holders ss well as three handsome threa color half tone views of plsces in the county. The book was delayed some owing to Mr. Simpson's ill- oess, as it was his intention to have it finished by the first of the year, i lie work was all done initio UeView office by our foreman, Mr, Kennedy, and is a gom not only in tho printing lino, but in every oth er way. mr. Simpson can wen feel proud of tht work done in IVe insurance line in this county, as his policy holde.S aro our firs cit izens), and the endorsement of the company is something that any ono cau take a pride in shewing. , Notion. There will bs a iwecling of the stockholders of the Union church association at the Union church. on Saturday, the 1-lth day of! February, liH)3, at 2 P. M., to elect officers to fill vacancies and dovito pinna or menus to pay oil" indebtedness sgiinst the property, and any other business pertaining tj the intere.i of tho association. A. Zeui., Director. Foster 8c Lehman, THE OLD RELIABLE BUTCHERS We carry only the choicest of brtf, mutton ar.d pork. Fine smoked meats of our own curing. Lard of extra quality. Fish iiw season. Vegetables in ecasou. Ours is the Family Supply House of Prineville Y c 1 V IV A X T T K K BEST L R. L. UICKMSS, ! PHOT00RAPHIR rtHNIVTUE, OE. ToeaTiHrtT f.VT HlfKMAS'S ST j : V D I O Prineville and Shaniko Stage Company. Spocial attention grlves to Pass- Last Friday and 8atuiucy Crooked and Ochoco rivtis were buoiiiine and had water enough to float a steamboat. Not olythee;J rivers, out every creek was toil lo overlloivinj, caused by the slow on : the hills being melted by the warm rain of Friday and Satur I day. Tvgh creek in Vas.eo cotin-J ty was higher than ever before i known and many bridges wcrej washed away. Tho waters at thisj Wilting are now down again lo, their normal condition. Tho I Tho Ochoco Milliiv.' Co's! newik",a;' building is being pushed right Our it along. It will not tuiiy bo a hand- at the vt sui(iO looking st-ucttirc, I lit ono if , the most aubstanlial buildings ia i CAX Central Oregon when completed, i ener and Freight tmfllo to and from Die Dalles and Shaniko Speclnl ruw plven topaxilea and freight in bulk. ADAMdON Se WINNEK CO.. WdcwA- ijr if -a i r ii'tfifawaa Prineville Ileal Market P. I). 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