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- , r S 4 . r 4 i V. Z3r t-' r i. t 1 r r--. i V, ' N Peas f J, HIIANIKO, Olv'ICdON. r OUR Annual Clearance : Sale nice, ins Monday, January 12, 1 903. You should avail yourr.elf of the opportun ity to buy at YEHY LOV FIGURES. x Tie imIi!mi ifncl'iliciii met ny Him a gooij atieiiu mce t t, t iiiiiy h ii ii a goon aiU'iiu.iiiuu from h! eetiorm of tlm county. A. O'Kelly, n prominent rnil-1 roml coiitriuter from Hpokane, has; bed) In our county fur romo time, lookiiig'riround. Seventeen p roon.H ariivtd in J'f'll' l lll1 Ml TllCecl.iy tVCIliflK 1 TDTiTIVT-ntrTT T T,r lilim .u urn 1.1 inu till iinuiil f,.i-,T DcH'liUlcs limber. Iomt Two) to year old steers branded V 011 led hip and neck. Information rewarded. J. O. I'owKi.r.. On Iniit Saturday afternoon, a W K J , Ar 1 FH U VI M 5 II II U0 k kiJ ilkUXJ ill l vii ii I held at mill lux the waa wag an cnthuHiaatic nchool iiit'i'ling wan ('ourlliouea and u 3 vot.;d. It TI10 howling alley ntoro hat l)pcn iitmcli' d hy the nhmlT. It ii to he hoped Mr. ('amiihoH's crnharrai J I riii'iil in only temporary and that 4t j ho will aoon bo able to reopen. j Oiving lo lack of i"pace feveral ij i-ery important a-liclea are held over, which will niitiear in our next Wo deure to expresa our thank to lha people for the liberal patronage Lea! owed upon Uf during the year juat paaued. I'pon completing our inventory ne find that more pac Rill be needed for our cpring ttotk of goods nwv on the way from the manufacturer, and to make room for the earoe we will offer for the next .'JO daya our urv goods at unheard of low pricee. ARID V IC YOUR DICAUCRS V o 40 per cent- DISCOUNT 40 per cent On Ladies' and Miaaea' Jackets, Ladiea'and Misca' Wool Hosiery, Lauiea' and Misses' Drcfs Skirla, l,adiea', Miaaes and Children' Fascinators,- Mieaes' and Children's Wool Ifoodn, Ladies and Childron's Wool Gloves and Mitlenn, Ladies' Wrappers, Ladiea', MiaRos' and Children's Wool Underwear, all of our Wool Dess Goods, as well as our etotk 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. ; 1 ! : RED FRONT BAZAAR OUR I ladi.n of iho 1. of H. nil; iilcriry tntt rtjinu.i i.l in i Ii tit the I.h'.Iit put of thi- CLEARANCE SALE Tli j.'! vu it 'Jh.z-v inniilh, 'I'll.- i.'e i-1 op i.' r i j . i:!i,' up it, tine tvlinp- ai.ii i.t 1 rapidlv p tlc I mid 1 1 if l iiwav for miiii- issue. Among whish is a letter in regard to the "checkerboard" bill now before congress. W. J. Wright, of Howard, paid our oflico a ploat-ant call lant Thursday. Mr. Wright roporls that all kinds of stock in his nvihborhood are doing well and j Handing the winter line. I Kelly, the well known photo i (rrapher, loft lant Friday for :i vi, union where lie will rnicl Ijio I wife and from there both will go to t 1 the WiUaiiiitttt vailcy. Mr. and) ,'MrH. Kel;v will be absent about. tluee luoiilhi-. Mr. Kciiy lift the j J A ola g jilery in chargo of It. L. j i"lu"""', w,- cm J' 'on his slipers, get the daily Ore-, ii tuuimriiucu aa a uni-ciaes art iol. KV.uun .t WURZWEILER & THOMSON King have jut re jgonian and snugly ensconged in a rrocking chair begin to read (lie news. A noire was heard outfide Men's and Boys' Hats and Overshirtii, and Ladles', Boys' and Children's Shoes, Hi ; IV the I Uier Me". i M . I"..,.. II J j foreman of the J has hi i n fpee.diiifi i'iii I'lint'iiile. Notions, Fancy Goods of All Kinds, T C. . t ... niuiuiri Mine, Jl c J 1 1 it M I j reived u nw cash register- which whieL Mr. Dell paid but little at- ;i dimply pcrf.ct.oii. It is to co.v j tention to until a knock at the ! ! fueled th.it ea.-h clerk has lit was Ward ; Mr. Bell up leisure ; i on p.-.rl:iientnd in m iking ehango : I,. RruJ 0p,.n,.,l the d'wr, when to i or placing o-n-ii in iho drawers one j his ninirme a large p;irt v ofladi- ii not euotitrt with the Ot her ! wnetfil lii in with llic remark, von :b, (otuu-ty . or hav e.u-ce.is to any other compart-! and Mrs. Bell are our prisoners so chui.-s LVlio ' tui-iit than tln ir own. It is well j furrender. It is neeillesi li add past H.ek J worth seeing and tlm firm will j Mr. Bell surrendered and invited I take C't at idea' lire ill show! liir its thi vioilnm in rnmp in and make Frank I trris, lh posl :iia-'ter nt cuiiveiiieiu-e mid accuraey. i' ( the vifiinrs j themselves at horn. Mrs. Bell 25a DISCOUNT 25 PER CENT Making Room for New Coods for tho Spring Season of 1003. RED FRONT BAZAAR N, A. TTB A HROa.. PHOPRIRTOKH. PHINKVILLK. CUKUON. t : : 'V r. i:'e, was a guei-t if the 1'uin- d x!er hot-1 hit Thursday., In interviews with -our nicr chanli ti:ey inform us lh.it tlm r trade dining January was far larg er than for tho came month luft Vfur. W. ','oiit;li ton, of Paulina, is in town this week. Mr. Congklun reports Slock getting llir.ui;!i the winter nicely, feed in his s.ction being plenty. " If you want to enjoy you.-eif as lH.nrJ tho noise and getting up ; sson appeared in the room, wlvn Wss Ethel King, Iiiktructor or Miuile On Piano, Organ and Violin Partlna deyirlna to purchans a Itnno, Oraan, or other musical In etrunii:t woulU clu wall to cnil uvm me btrore purehaslngr ols. wlioro. Ko!deno6 ot building' one door south or Kolley'a Photo Gallery. PRINEVILLE REVIEW. Several new names have been ud Jed to oar list of competitors for 'ymi never did before and probably , that lino piano. For the time the 4,f as you never will again, go to the oiler has been mnr.ing tho show- TIIUIUtOAY Wo learn that the children i. i'. v laypooi at I'auiina are ricnitUAHV o. iikw ' xcriouwl y ill' with fever. City Troaiurer's Notios. II. II. Caldwell, of I.avn, made; 1 ho ! ' oplo of loo Haystack ; Mr.. i... a s.,.,,-... us a pleasant call ono day !at "nniry uro not iciur.g upon tue m,.. i,,,r, ii,u, 1 J 1 ii-. . ..... ' Mi -Url:. l'rH-k week. Stock, Mr. Caldwell savs. . ,ttb!,,t l"'' M xt-ruiinatto m i.-u nun. , .... mill) pierado IxiJI at ( ilaze's hail rn iiiR is a good one nr all who have the evening of February L'Uh. I bet n voted for. Tho roptd of tho Haystack; i the ladies informed her that tbey as Bisters of the Eastern ftar had .coino to have a birthday party with her. Tho visitors were well J supplied with baskets which were soon unparKeu anti I'preaa upon j tho table which fairly groaned 1 with the goodies spread thereon. After all dined sumptously I 1 . D .nri.;.,l In tl.A narln r . 1 ii 'aiivu kj ilia j'huvi aim feveral hours were spent in pleas ant conversation. Near midnight the visitors left, first wishing Mrs. Bell many rore happy and pleas ant birtbdavg. Aw ! " " Iver Johnson Revolvers AT. IIKI.I.VDI.B. AiOfKATE AND ALWAYS llAMlV IS ANY KVIKRliE.NCY. 33 Cal. Blue, Only $7.00. WE HAVi." A FI LL LINE OF AhMS. AMMIMTIO.V AND SfOKTISli G03L'S. ELKINS& KING Notion l lifirntiv Ben tlm' all City Wtrraiita rpi(tteril up to ami IneluiliiiK Ualterl W.rr.at No. J W will be mMl l . r . , ;..,.,, , their watch word and thev nurrliaa. ut l ie n r nr '. Ill- ",v ' k. " iii.nnmi- j ntHiil l"eenllHin TreMsrnr. Inleroul mi 'm rrnnn :tl i-e from 1 lift tUto ( Una milli-e, I'rniiiville, Uregun, l li 6, !'. 1.1. l i. M.ct i.t.iirii, City Tivamirvr, KOCAMCTTKS. Tlioo marked cards were the raune of our local sports coining lo g.i.f. Left on hand fine overcoat also pantaloons, will soil chsap. (Iuiuii.ky, The Tailor. Goo. Circle sold a dressed porker to Foster iv Lehman, the butchers, that pulled tho isales down 600 pounds. The Masonic ludgo at this ilace will have woik in the M. M. de grees on next Saturday (Fob. 7lh) tvciiin(f. All master Masons are cordially invited to altmid. Tho interior of Salomon, John Sou it Co's. Kloro building is to Iiiivp now shelving in and other wise remodeled whirl) will make in arrangi iiienls modern and up to dale. No. l'softhe Priimvillo firo do purliiii nt ate not going to' bo out ilono by No. 2's in uniforms, so nt their mcvtiiiB last Tuiday even ing thoy ilocided ' that uniforms they would have and appointed a committee to look after the matter. Wurzwcilor A Thomson con template putting up a new store building this coining summer. These gentlemen lire llrui believers In Prinevillu's I'utUro unit fully comprehend that our city will from this tin. o tin innko rapid ttridei in n busiiii'sa way, j hood. 'Mm l.llv Kr I Jlr'. ttll-lii lelkli l.'l li.i . I.' 3 Mr. A. M 1'rnl.ii A. II. Lippinan has purchased tho lot between Ciormlcy's tailor ed last week about all tho aiiiinuni The Haystack country has about j lio;l in ''' i"111" six inches of snow. This covers! s,"'"r Fulton has not yet so tho wheat well and affords an ex-icurci' ",0 l''"m w'l"' appears to ; shop and the Miller building, as cellunt protection og:iinnt f.o.-ts in- '"l1?i"g j it out of bis reach, j well as all that .ortion of tho lot iiirimr the nlant i Tho vote itood vcsterd.iy noon: unoccniiicd back of tho Miller " i .... ! buihlmg. It is th i;jMr. Lipinan early in lh spring to that tho settlors of that section are! Many persons sullVr all their ,luu ""uut ""'""V nB" ah uiioeuHimr wnrf,.r ves W th hoadacho niul nenralei.i ! ,,u r,vtl t""lD 7. -- Perry Head, of Culver, was in town hist Saturday. I la reports lull' Ml . waging ili-.M, is ruined, not knowing the j 1'V.1'r" "'l'''ed will bo troubln'is in tho eves one eve, erhaps very ncule, et still the ' troublo is tho eye, These are cities i for tho oi.vulift. Pt. N'itus' dance ! is in almost every inrtanee nu oc- jcuiar iroiinii) asono. .No tier - spci'iaiist win iiiteni'ii lo iiiii'ruosi 1 loadiiehes aro unnei'i ssarv. on Dr. W. W. TiiL'tfart nt tho I'oiu Hotel for nil occular tho Poiuik'xter Hotel ago killed a white ills i who were neither absent nor. tardy against rabbits. Their motto is, Making medicine until their diges exterminate the pest. The dog poisoner is abroad in Priimvillo getting in his deadly work. This is a poor way ol doing bilHiut'HS, If it dog dcHiirVes to iug killed, shoot him, but do not put out ptiiHon indiscriminately. School books and school supplies at tho New P.riik Drugstore. D. P. AliAMSON, Mine hunt P, 15. Pnindoxter, of S"Vora! years deer on the desert mid has had tho hide stuf fed and now his lordxhip has a prominent plaeo in vi.. hotel ollice, and is adinired by ovory tm ,ns he Htnnds so lifo liko, his head in the air with full-grown antlers upon "t. It is now iilmo.it nil assured fact um as soon lis ino weauier P"-, Slaro9 Lorn Steams,-Kdgar nuts in tno spin.g worK win no ue- 1!iirneiI wini c,wy () .(,ar rroS( imii ii ki..t ii mtiv Pi-iiulivti.rt'm .... . " .... , j .Mito uuiswciier, 1. ester r ergti ci.urcii iiuiuiMig. A co.nnuiirei 0I)i j,,,,, .iwltt.it.k lUuhih una ucen interviewing our ciiueus nu v t,i,iiU., Klva DMbs, tJeulij Smith, liul.y Cadle, Noiii Diibbti, Dollv 1 lodged, Horaco P.el, I tin. in a fine brick building, which used by Mr. Lip him as a furniture store. Their vi,ion is perfect, ! fnhl j ,; , u ' ' , irittevillo s is fchown in- ills i)urcuae. A new 'ichtBr.t iviis formed in our city last Tuesday evening i jwith -Sauj Hodges as leader and ,! William Shaw as Oral assistant. a ease without examining iho eves Mr. lloricea hns surelv made a hit Cii.ll i in securing the valuable assistance 'oiu-!,,r i. hi,,,.. k;o ..1.,..;.... i p.. i VI, If..,., I i ll I ' Ai" " """i '"6 ... AH I J.V.V' l.'l till III tlOlllilllS. VI and VII gnulo boys and Shaniko ltenis. Everything looks winterisb. The roads are frozen up which is a great improvement over the mud, which, we have had to contend with for the p:st few months. A hard-times ball will bo given on the evening of the 13th. The more rags you wear the more pop ular you will be. Every train is loaded with people ! intention of Kin8 to ,ake UP timljer 1-"Js- W in'.ei has no terrors for them. Miss Iloltz, who has been visit ing for some time in your town, is now back with us, but if report are true for only a short time as a young gentleman is expected soon from Grand Rapids, Mich , who will claim her as his wife. We will be sorry to lose her as she is a highly respected young lady and honored by all ; but what is our loss is his gain. Stock of all kinds that are being fed are doing nicely. Nix. Foster & Lehman, THE OLD RELIABLE BUTCHERS We carry only tho choicest of beef, mutton ai.d pork. Fine smoked meats of cur own curing. Lard of extra quality. Fish in season. Vegetables in season. Ours is the Family Supply House of Prineviile jlard and Henderson's saloon on (Tuesday evening was greatly up- during Hyde, hist Pearl month lVnhili Mi-Farlntid, Cilia Nelins, Miuy (ilenn, Alcnthn Dil-1 predated by every one, as was evi i danced by tho applauso and con- Not on-nature's giutulatioiis ho received. i lv is Mr. Shaw ono of Ion, Uulh Taylor, Anna Salomon, Estelhi Young, Diner Hardin, Li s- Kdna , great musicians (although uncul tivated) but his singing powers are something wonderful, at least those who heard him snv so. For furth er Cuius, Potihth Cio-jU, I'.sU'S. 1UU A lum, Aaney W hit-1 er particulars call upon or address hU, Uorllia Eikiim, Verona Mo-! Sain Hodges, of this city. , II .,'1 I It'll !., I -H- . winvcn, Lionel juniiio, iuiiurcu jlhddwi.i, Kandolph Ketehuin, duiinirtlio liast week and have mot with gicnt I'ticouriigeiiieiit, eveiy ono donuling ,fiely. Tht .building is to cost iflSOO. A Plo.issiiit Suvpllse. On Wudnosduy, January 2 1st, Mrs. M. 11. Rell celebrated her , (iSth birthday. On that day Mrs. Boll's home was niudo happy by her own fam ily ns well as her ton and his fain- La.-t week was Chinese New Ywar, which is always appropriat ely remembered by tho celestials everywhere. Our Chinese n:sr-( cb.ints at this place di.-pensed candy to tho littlo ones during the dav. Y O U W AST THE U K S T v TimtK-r l.n,l. Act June 1S78. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. V. S. 1..11HI (lllH".' I I I !: R. L. HICKMAN, PHOTOORAPUEH miNiviLLr. 01. k n up, Cliailio .Suiiiuiers, Llwuoil I'liip.l', Slcll Iludgcs. ily. In tho evening, as was lor C'stom, tS rotired early and liflr 'ihusl at. ..- . .. jr . V, Jhlion vf lu? .Li.8 fUtn, put Report or School District No. 2. From Sept. 1st, 1002, to Jan. 27, 100:1. Number pupils on register boys, 7 ; girls, 8 ; total 15. Number cases of pupils dropped, 8. Number cases of pupils read mitted, 5. Number remaining close of school, 10. Number school days taught, 91. Number of holidays, 0. Total number school days, 100. Whole number days attendance, 1023J. Whola number days absence, 13SJ. Wholo number times 1 ft to, 52, Average number pupils belong ing, U.o. v Averiiga daily attendance, 10.9. Number visitors, 27. llipils present every day during the lSt nioutb : Kiutrien Young and Wavie Ho ' N -- v A . 1.1 . i'..., i: ni. . v i v. JFW v-vuon-.i-.i.; f 1, Tin- lalU-s. Or.'j JftMuarv Jl. NiUict'ls hrol.y Riven tllrtl in' i.iiiH:eu'.i 1 wiih the iro i.i.Mi of the nolo! ron.-r,1 of June S. IS, omnled "Aa ael f..r (lie Bl- ol ' IiiuIht in,1s m (he SU(.,i if i ulilortil. Ore-, Ron, NevR.U An.) lVH-.hln(on Ternlov," as : exleieleil (o nil the lmbiu- l.rtii.l Stuies he .-l 1 o( Auusl 4, t?e. Ihe (oiio. iii--liH:ne'l m-rMi:i-i Imve on Mhv si. v.ho, Sle.1 in thlaortii-e tiietr I " iworu Mrtteiuenl. lo-Mi(: j Jolin .'.autoii of Knox, county of Ueuson, tate of Norlh 1M- 4. lio(;e sworn lrtlelneut No 41S, I'or Ihe )ur- , elmw ol (he ie nr nee 17. I IT s, r II e, vt m. 4, Ocorire Dunn ' of l.ceju. i-ounty of lleuioii. smte of N'opih l i K kola, sworn tllU.lllent N 4111, for the ur- : p chase of the ho or vi- 7. ( IT , r It e. hi. j .1 OhmiI n. Kee ler j 2 ol I.eeU .. eoxime ol lu-n.n. trtte of N'orOi ia- i kot. :.nor:i stiilemeiu No t.i., tor the mr- chu.o of tile sw ,ir m",- IT, x IT .1, rile, w m. ! V llonu-r J. Hnlithl ! V of I.O".' K comity 01 lii-n-.on, soue of N irlii I it ! C liota, sMoru ;uteineiil No I.W, for Oie our- I J -. ,m .... ;i i", 1 , i 1 1 r, II m. Mioimi.N -M l.em. of !.pe,K eouiity 01 lieu. on, MMte of Norlli i;i Itota, itworn .statement No I.O, fur the ur chum of Hie nr mc jo, t IT s, r 11 e, w la, 'i'lHHii im K .Smith, of l.eiR i-ounty of iten..iii5 Mine (f Norlh U11 koli, jovoru stnt'-iii-.u No i, for tiie pur el'.'ie of the .11 ijr -ee t IT s r il e, iv m, t. lliHu T. SiiuOi oi I.iyJ., I'oiuil..- litiO'!i, -l.i.eot N" :l ilR ItolH. MVnrn Mu '.tienl No f- r y.lr- elm.e of liie no r .et- .'I.t t' r II e 1. :ri Phut tliev will off.-, er.M.f lo sli.ov i.t ! the Inn.; : ulo Is more i -il-itiLle f ir ii ti.n . r or t'.oe iliau for h ;r!riih orrt! nurt" s-'., atel to e tiIMi their ,-i:n, to kiuI l.:.l I'-foi-ullie Keij'ster 1U1.I K -eriit ; nl I he ll!o-i. iir. on, on t'ue.-'lilv. Ainil. II. i -'.i. Tli- v iMini- , will. '. Hiitri Mrtloue FrmU J Sinat-rti, M M l..'o. l 11 K sin. Hi, ,1 K mif. !' I' I K 1 'tirsl'Uiv. II j liuLui.H. V, It lie. .I0I1 u -illlili. i. i;eo".-e O'loil, nil l.ee.ls, N,.l"- ' i. VOC OUT TI1S III! 9 At HICKMAN'S S T I' P I 0 Prinovillo and ShanlKo Stage Company. Special attention (riven to Poas ensror and Freiifht trafflo to and from The Dulled and Shaniko. Special rates (riven to parties and freight in bulk. ADAMSON Si WI7MNEK CO.. V Agents. Pfineville fIeat Market 1 U f l V 1 V Hill .1." ' Js'tutio aotl I1 P. II. Doak, Prop. Tho best and choicest meals of all kept on haifA. rue olVfKt nriee '.., 1 V ' r---- ; V ti iii". : kinds constantlv I'ariu-i -.1- I ! I r.i . . . . it. 1 . . . vur mou.) iH, ino OeP' " iitHiie iv 1 I ro ... 1 i. v. . l.Al.. 1 lV U' "'"'Xi ' " ' '""-""' ' '"'' "'",""" -"'J 2 - JNlJ -i, I 1 II """iii- .swwpjrputi arl MHMj HI Illlll 'IJlll. I 1 nTIMIIWMmi T 1 1 1 , jj.j j,M 1 1 " " " - J? I ' t ft . A t. 4
