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About Prineville review. (Prineville, Crook County, Or.) 1???-1914 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1903)
.T:'- . . J. ..J.w .;, , .w,.;...., r....M... " .,,rS5?tw wi ) ,.IWl-MIWW.'i"-MHIHiWIg"- j- . . n '4 j i. ' 'k & " - ' . ' - i c ' . (' V- i V ' j i f ill ' T T,,,T-'lfllii TIiiiiii 1,1. I,, .n,,.. .. " : -- - r i " I- J, Sn i I, io ti with ti C, II. Foaier was In from Sisters mi 'J'hurtduy. I .1 If . Ti.mtilolnii 1. ft Hnnitav fur I II iun U Milru l,itkit.H i-Li'l lii P...I . I r7 . o m KIIANIIv'C), OlvlI-XION. O o o Headquarters lor Stockmen's Supplies AH1C WIS i t : YOUK' DICAMCHS? I : : o i RED FRONT BAZAAR j OUR X i CLEARANCE SALE Men's and Boys Hats and Overshirts, and Ladies', Hoys' and Children's Shoes, Notions, Fancy Goods of All Kinds, 25a DISCOUNT 25 PER CENT Making Room for New Coods for the Spring Season of 1903. RED FRONT- BAZAAR N. A. TTi IlKOfl., PROPRIETORS. I'HINKVIIXE, OREGON. : Sheriff C. Sain Smith rclumrd home from Salem I he firt of the rrck. Mr. Klmcr KiivKt, who lias Leon having n bout nilli tho grip, is ahlc to he out mice more, to Ihu iuteiup ill light (f n very nicn 'young latly. Tlu' Ulr kIiu in I ho fina Imir Imii' ilri'J JulUr inim o r o y i v- y will ImvH omclliiii( vIia nitiv w II li'l pniii l iif. It in worth ooihiiiij '"r I ll. iu!.- . d I -moil l im 1 Mi.. V r, i tj V.. Man Mi-. Jn , 11,. ii k Mi. A.I.I ,i ait'liTpiAil Mikvl'iia llml-f Mr Mhii-U KUltt Mi.l..i, lira.l Mr. 1 ,1 li.-l.u.p . Mr.. A M 1'r.ko Is)! At the Keilhy Hotel. Room 11 j h two wti-kH hut'inr virn't In I'oit-! Iiiml. T'.io hii'tiiiik hy iiii ii:i !iio'i were ttiii.oMil in tin! Oclioeo Hi 2:'J0 Sumluy oftcrr.oon, ltd v. E. A. Child ollieintcd. K If ( 'iillf.rifilit, .1 t'r. Iu't. A j o.i Tuifduy, aflur n 8 d)V trip jftoin fur uH'sy Iii(Jon, Ky. Mr. JL ('ottodK'iii in I') drive fur Cp Cor- nttt on Iho I'rini'villfliurni line. Wo ore BonicHhat hsndira jfcd lii' woi k on ntcouiit of (lie prova I' tico of the fuhionablo grip in our city. Our very cfftcieiit amiatant, Mia Addio Vanderpool, who ir nothing if not fimhionahl, ha teen Buffering from the complaint, leav ing the oflico ahnrt-handed. Rkv. Snyder, of DroniiBville, w ho lu hccn HdfiKiin in the rc- vivnl iiilm ting being held at thin place, li ft for hU home Tuesday. Mr. Snyder ia Ihs heat apoaktr that hut ever apoken in Prineville, ac was evidenced Ly the largo attend ance each evening ; men and women who were never before known to enter the clmrch liouae were there. On last Sunday even ing the house was filled to over flowing and etanding room was at a premium. Do you know what ia good and what will le beneficial to 1'rineville? Ifeo let tho people unite their be.Ufforts in trying to necure Mr. Snyder to fill the pulpit of the new I'reBliyterian church, which ia to be luill in the near future. Mr. Snyder hna done a wonderful work here, and every one ia loud in their praise of Lim. Verily, the gasoline engine ia a fearfully and wonHrfully made af fair, before which the mind of mere man dwindles into Utter helpless tien. An a writer on the latject hii aaid, anybody can make a gas ol i no engine, but it irtn't every man who can make it run. To thia lat ter inference we eapreea not the alighted contradiction. Tht gaeo linc engine ia constructed with al ("Ite simplicity. Anyone can aee the whole mechanipiu laid before jhiin, become thoroughly familiar with the principle on which it op erates, be conversant with every de tail t its construction, see that it ia in as good order as when it left ; vv j & r i vv Hi i i n. k af Z RI V A& MA 11 aUAiUliil Xli I PHINEYILLE'S LEADING MERCHANTS We decire to exp.-f as cur thanks to the people for the liberal patronage beatowed upon ua during the year juat passed. Upon completing our inventory we find that more apace will be iieedcd for our rp:ing tock of good new on the way from the manufacturers and to make room for the aame we will offer for the next 30 dayg our dry good at unheard of J Jp ieta. '40 per cent DISCOUNT 40 per cent f On Ladies' and Misses' Jackets, Ladiea' and Mifgea' Wool Hosiery, Ladies' and Misses' Drers Skirta, Ladies', Misges' and Children's Fascinators, Mifgea' and Children's Wool Hoodn, Ladies' and Children's Wool Gloves and Mitten, Ladies' Wrappers, Ladiea', Micses and Children's Wool Underwear, all of our Wool DrefS Goods, as well as our stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing. NO RESERVE IN THIS SALE. Every Dollar's Yorth of Dry Goods in Our Store Will Be Sold For SIXTY CENTS. WURZWEILER & THOMSON . i. : -i i . i Aiiuu luL'ii'rr ui lui nin&er. n:iu turn MILS. HAWKINS. f jdespairingly waHu the thing work Has a firM class dreFsmnking j sp.iemodieully for a few moments PMNEVILLE REVIEW. TMOKBDAY MAHCH 6 1IM13 Call JorCuunty Wnrriuiu. Nulics U liereliy given tlial all Crok rt.nniy rtnl rrKilieil 'r Nov. II, l'J)'., lu Mini liulilillnl reailf'. rant No. ttW, Koli -23, IlKW, will b vll on iruHiitntiin to tlm treasurer ut tills euniily. Interrsl will ren 0:1 aame Iri.in Uatn ut tlila liotiie. Pilimvillt. Ore , Man-It 4, M. II. Hall., I'uiinly Treaiurer. Cny Treaaurai's Notice Nuliw l lierebv bUsii Hiat all Cily Warraiil" reKllreil tip In arul liiilu.liii ttjllrr.t Warrant No. Ml will I'-111' it. un r,Meiitalinn Ml tlte olllee if i. Hy '1 rrasefsr. liitereal oil U warrants willidaiw tiom lltu .Irtlsuf lliia nullfw. rrinnvllle, rr-.n, Mar. 4, j. i.. Mccuinit ii. ( Hy Trrastuur. Mr. A. P. Coleman, after (-pending a few months in l'ortland, ar rived in I'rineville Sut.diiy. Lnar Two to-yearold steers branded V en left hip and neck. Information rewarded. J. ). l'owt i.i,. and ladies' tailoring esuh- 2 liehment. All work strictly 1 X up to date and guaranteed. 2 Mr. t'ominl.of tlm lUUes Al'iinexille mat lila wur a. wIhIhim tu av tu Ilia tK.'t X '. I'le 'bat lie will un Im In I'rineville; ! all patties anting any tunilwlutie, vault I wot It or fenoea w ill rtu well lu liuld ttavir , orders fur him. lie Is dulng a runliinK tiiiainesa In Tlio I 'alien, lull will be in I'riiirvilld as hhmi as lis poiitible run. So ImKI j our unlers. rmiile sio tiesin niiitl to lealitt) Hint tlu lUlles anil I'tiiiu villas antrlile wmks i a business that i reliiiliia aril trunlworthy. Scbtxil bonks stippliea at the I'nig Store, I), r ami sebonl t New thick J Adamsos. Jn ordar to keep tho steam wood ; saw busy we Wiint a cord of jun iper. Any person having a surplus cord of this very necessary article can dispoau of the same at the pre vailing market rates. Only bring it quick, or soma of our i.eighbora ' i KEDUtmON OP RATE i On ami nfli- M.treh 1, 1003, my i prliHia eill bo a. rollows: ; VlMltliielly(iiiifhtordiiy) 91 SO av Treatment In lomale com- S pliklnU, tot lituitinollt ...... 160 Otwtvlrieit 10.00 I Vlntt lu country, pur mile on way 75o r And nil oilier surtvleul or moUlcul L work at rotwonubio raten. K. O. 1IVDB, M. D. and quit, like a striking anthracite miner. It is the cheapest power known, the handiest; likewise the crazistit, the most woman like, the most aggravating, pesky, measly power known, (lod bless the gaso line engine! With all your faulls we love you when your obstinacy sleeps and your notions are not. with you. will liet in to have suspicious that I: they are ennminiiiig entirely loo , LOCAL15TTKS. j ,uch wood for this kind of w ealher L........... ,and keep a watch on us. W. A. Liiidlaw, of the Columbia j j,;t wc.)t y, y, ltn,wn of Fife Houlhern Irrigation Company, ia in ! 0t 4S7 head of sheep by the bu'i rrinevillo this week, on businei-s ,.t lt.liod, It seems that llie coiniceted with his company, WARM SPRINGS. Glad the renatorial squabble is settled, even if it was settled by the politicians inatead of the people. Some of the Indians are making a kick becauso white men have gathered some driftwood oflT the X ' islands along the Deschates river, although these same kickers allow driftwood to lio and rot on their own side of the river. Our mail route between here and Hay Creek, which ia controlled by non resident and silent contractors, Many persons suffer nil their ja changing carriers often, which ia lives with headache and neuralgia, taking medicine until their diges tion ia ruined, not knowing the trouble is in tho eyes, or perhaps one eye. Their viMon is perfect, perhaps very acute, yet still the trouble ia tho eye. These are cases for tho occulht. St. Vitus' dunce is in almost every instance nn oc- very unsatisfactory to the people here. Thia condition may continue until tho contrnut system ia abol ished and legitimate bidders ae duly recognized. Quite a lot of smallpox casos among the Indiana here on the res ervation. Some havo broken out at the Indian school. Yet they ob- lilg Krnest Jaeohsr-n, Iho jovial reprriientntive of tlm J. K. Gill Co., was In I'liiiuville tho last of last week, dying business with our merchant'- Snils and trousers, ready to wear,. at Gormlay the Tailor's. : Miri I'earl Vanderpool inTonm ua that a number of her Hltle lip ila wore laid up with Iho grip Uu first of tho week. Moat of them nro on their fuel again. L N. Ligg'ilt husgonn to Silvei Lakslo takochurgu of ona tr the many new pspnra In hti mlabliahed thmo. Aa L N. is nu edi!or of s. v end yenra' expel iern-e and mnikeil nhilily, s well as n pnat muster ii tho art iiiesorVHlive, it is to ho ex piloted that a bright, successful fu ture) is in sturo for tho now paper. cular trouble alone. No nerve herder waa running the bunch at ! specialist will attempt to diagnose jct to vaccination, especially the 1 1 it in pi on lUiltes, when a band of j a case without examining tho eyes, j older ones, and the Indian dactors. masked men rode up and accosted Hea.lnelies are unnecessary. t all However, two of the latter class are .... i ur i' e i ... .i... ii .:.. 1 ' him, telling him to make himsidl ! V.i r n , !'" the clutches of the disease. troubles. Prospects look bright for nearer ,. , , , ,, i railroad facilities in the near future, 1 he funeral of lsertha Gann was , . , HH.I II. A 1 l.t.I.ll i.l.a ,n IB 11, A I i . i , .i it i i iUhu vt,' uiv icnuiiuiro IIIUI 9 llIU .conducted at the Union church on! . ... . , . .... , , i most practical rouie. ii may ma- yesterday morning at 11 o clock,! . ,. , ' scarce, aa thry were going to kill the sheep. Having nothing to lose by leaving, ho left immediately, af ter which tho slaughter began, kill ing -1ST head, and the balance were run oil' the range Tho First Itiipt'.-t church of I'rineville was organi.t d Apiil 1 ", 1873. At that time tlm Saturday befoul Ihu second Sunday in each month, nt 2 p, in , was choaen for th'ir regular church mci-t'ng. 1 hero will be a met linn ol tin i church nt '2 p. in. on next Saturday at tho Union church. Anyone wishing to unite with the church can avail thomet lvea of the oppor lunily, or at any meeting of th" church. No preventing provide-! CO wo expect a minister soon. N. E. Zti.b, Cloik. Another Ojo4 liaa God: J. M. Powell, the eldest grand son of the labs Reverend Jacob Powell, was born in Jackson coun ty, Missouri, July 24, 1839. In 1S52 with his parents ho crossed the plains to Oregon, where they settled in Linn county near Scio. In 1SG2 he was married to El'ua liar. He continued to reside in Linn county until 1S70, when he moved his family to Prineville and engaged in cattle raising. In 1S79 he formed the well known firm of J. M. Powell & Co. and erected the first brick building in Prineville, the general merchandise establish ment now owned by Simpson & Wilson. In 1S!6 he again moved, this time to Grass Valley, then practically a new and unde veloped country, and engaged in farming, owning a large tract of valuable wheat land near Moro. Sherman county. Two years ago, thinking the ...1-1. ii sunny clima ot caiiiorma wouiu prove beneficial to his fast failing health, he purchased a ranch and went there to spend the winters; but to no avail. He succumbed to that dread disease, consumption, front which he had been a patient sufferer for many years. lie grew much worse, and returned to his home in Moro, where he died afler lingering one month and three days. He retained his mental powers to the last and passed peace fully and quietly away, the closing chapter of his useful life ending on February 11, 1903. Thus ended the career of a progrtssive man who has seen the upbuilding of our jreat Western empire. He was the father of nine chil dren, five of whom with a widow and six grandchildren survive him to mourn his irreparable loss. His surviving children are, W. S.. Powell, Mrs. Annie Moore, Mrs. Mary Cochran, Charley Powell and Roy Powell, all of Moro, Oregon, He is gone but not forgotten. I STEAM WOOD SAW f XliWARns A aTWixip, mora j PtSICBS Lata than .tennis, S euti, per cord, . .750 i corJs and over, 1 cu!. per eorJ . . OOo i i I.ea Dnli'ri with, either ot the Arm 4 ir a.lilreju iHWiloflic box to. i For Sale By by Rev. 10. A. Child, A largo at tendance and many teams followed her icnviins t-.i tho A. O. U, V. cemetery , here tln-y weio laid to reft. Her sickness dates buck to a lime some four yeais ago, when she was thrown from a horse back wards, her spine being injured; and taking a recent cold tdio f II a vic tim to Ih" trip mid pt.cumonia Shu would have hivn ID ytiirs old the oOih of this month if she had lived Unit lung. She died on thu '2d about 5 o'clock a. m. Hev. Child preached from tho text II Sam. 1 1 ill. I We Sail Dry rough lumber at $12.50; tamo hut better grade $15.00. Flooring' mid ru.-tio ut if 28, $o0 and $32. These are cash prices for lumber at ', our yards in 1 nneville. A. It. LllTMAN it CO. Noricss. NrtUv In lu'r.'liy Klven II at all pern ns ha In.i el-iiui. a.itiiust llieesiiito ol rrnk Alli.tu, il,-',H-:w.. I.. (ir.-M-iit the Ktmie wllli tlie rentnr- eil vteu-lH'r an by Imi it m too, lu the i nil-' . ll"l, Mil m I II I l Vll! iT el mHI e.slHle, lit I'l lllP- YtlHe. nivalin, wlllilu nix tmititliH Irmu the iltlio ol linn llollei'. I'.ne.l iliU I -111 ilav of Junnnrv, V.kill. ! t it A.i. h:. MePOW Kl.T., j Ailaiiuisirnlorol tlm K.stuie ol Fi',inlt AltUon, ilcroaHMl, a aW3 iffijn t Iyer Johnson Revolvers ARE KEI.IAB1.K. ACITRATK. ASP ALWAYS I1A.NDV IS ANY lilEROEN'CY. 38 Cal. Blue, Only $7.00. W HAVE A FIL LI"K or ARM AMVIN TIOS AND SPORTING GOODS. ELKINS & KING Foster & Lelimin, THE OLD RELIABLE BUTCHERS We carry only tiie choicest of beef, mutton and pork. Fine smoked meats of our own curing. Lard of extra quality. Fish in season. Vegetables in season. Ours is the Family Supply House of Prineville laYOW WANT THE BIlTa flu laet plirlPEtlilv RtPillnff i'? Lost. gold locket with photos of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Spinning inside. It is a keepsake and the finder would J confer a great favor hy leaving itjf at the Review office. It i K. L. HICKMAN', j FUOTOQBAPHER j ratatriLu. oa. Timber Lan.l Act, JunS,lS7A. J J NOTICE FOR PCB1JCATIOX. Vnlteil States Land Offliee. i J The riill", Oto . January . ls. vgi tit im hit Notice la hereli given that In eomntiaiiee i . X with the pro UUmu ol tas aet of CotiRrru olJAI " 1 l k .'U J ' urcuiOJ lutia . ls;. ntillr.i "All aet for tha le I V4VV-4VvaaV4V4VVaVVAA.5 timber lau.l. In tlm State of California. Ore- j w - eon. Nevada and Wa-ibluittou tvrritoi y." as xtaniUM to all the public luktu Slates by aet of August 4, Wi. Ilia follow lie named persons tiava men lu una onica ineir iworu state- meuu to wit 1 .(Laaal-wrJljt Itafii.. rtKI n B-TrVg-WswprTO'sra HWwi Prineville JVIeat JVIarket P. B. Doak, Prop. The best and Choicest meats of all kinds constantly kept on hand. Our motto is, "the best of meats at tho very lowest prices." US A CALL AND BE CONVINCED. GIVE a u y an i A. Ii Iiippman & Co.(Sg llnrv I.. Kvans of Th PiiUe. ctninty t( VvCo, ettito of Ort eon. sworn KlrttiMHttiit No 1173. tik''1 Sent iv'J, for Un purchase the w vjr sve 17, & IS , r ii o, w tu. Pii'-.an B. Evans of The Pulleit. Muniv of Vvo tan-to of Ore- fori, jwurii sinli'inent No 1173, litel tn'pt JS, for the imrrhitse of the n htm qr ul n M , tv l, I m s, r ut . w in. Mury L. Young ot Tho I1U, po'inty oT Wom-o, stite uf Ore iro; itwrir j Hditcin'jnt No 1TI. flKM Sept 'al.'. IwJ. ti'r tlio purfda'ie ot mo n ui uc qr una u hi se qr oc t, U". r u e. w m. Louts l'. Tur-lter of The PhIUi, county M Whvm, tte rf rv con, stworii Miiteuit'iit No lin.f, ttk-l t(t 'Jf l'.'. U'T tiie ptir.-htf of tin u hf n ir aiul i Ut xw ur eo , t s, r H t, w m i vui!iu ) r.wh -M of The l'lUt. founiv of Wsr-i, stitt' ( Ore kou, tiA.ri, -.'.mi ih -m No i ra, iil.' i Sei't '. ! l'.nj;, for Civ pun lio of the jr ne ,,r uw tjr i s.e or and e lit ! """' t 7 h. r w m. t 1 o 1 v,.,... of The 1nUe t-i.umy of A.vs;-.,, t tto of Or j if sr. .ii M-.ii'ti Htm ot: tit No I.o-i. iU'tt SHM'l M'. ' v hMJ, for tue ptireha-e of the ua .ey t 17 j ' r 0 e, w n. . ! Thni Uuy will o;T.-r pnof to h iff IhM the Unit iitmpht t m.ir" v-tub'e lo.- a KmT or tttoe thn't for a jrioaaurnl pucp ut, i' e,tlHyl, ihflr ciim u sml iun I b-'f'', H W KtHMl, V S 1 oiii 'ill - "it lt r, : iw j nn, on KritUv, May t. Mi. They pamei. iii-.-. Jm;; .L oiins, John C T.j.-wor. I V Mm'ovh. j ,tiner i. u.... i if..H.tJ .tiu.f Th. 1'itl e. Or.-if ll. ...f i ail ir.im. elittmttiic Kilversely tli ftbivo aesiritott r re 'iotetl to ml ui;u, hi UIK txitt'tJ Olt VT nyiimiaiui; . ISJ Vl MHV, V j f toasoaj WOrWUICTX, fitll nilti'U itte r y , IIVVU IVarijuivaiM,HiU,wavuuuiV J'l V v. DVf Prinsvillo and Shanifio J Stage Campany. Special attention given to Pass enger and Freight traffic to and n-oni The Dallea and Shanllto 8rolnl rates given to parties and " n-olghtln bulk. f s '.a ADAMSON 4 WINNER CO.. . Agents. 3 "JAY I". Ll'CAS, liegUtct. iLiist-a Inh Prinini A lievltm- otBu. Hklllo.l i Ju uiai! .'.. i : : t : . t i I . I V .- I. . 4 1 'J. X, , v I t I i -i
