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Newspaper Page Text.1 ! . - t .,. . ! - 1 "-.1 ''asp V I"' f .0 3W t ' n Pnr""VIMF Rf-'VIFW - " - . ?!.'. s..:. - " TOTS3DAT,;; . AI'Ull. in. mo:l . I'i'g'. 1 - XOCALICTTICS. I. N., Qulbcrg was in from tliu . Bisters Friday. - William LewiH of Kitzvillo win u Crook county on l ta 1 visitor Fri day. Mark Bailey left yesterday morn lug fur Hilvor Luku to be nbsent fur I somo ti mo. D. F. Stewart now owns it two thirds Interest in ilm Piinovillc (louring mills. Joe Howard, onn of I, nit" coun ty' cattle king, in now spending a few days in Piineville. Tha hills or a tuition on a In noli ful emerald color it ml flock of till ! kinds art thriving nicely, j P. ! Maya of Portland nn-lj Grant Mays of Tim Dalit a, were in J Prlnovdle lat Saturday. Dr. denier Inn nun in resumed ! Saliva practice of inDtlicinc anil can lie fount st the ollicti of Dr. II. 1'. lSvlknsp. Wanted A woman lo do gmiural houauwoik in the ronntry, pity t.'l fr wesk. Addrnfa Mrs. I.io Wiglu, 'rinsill, Or. Pr. E. O. llyda linn lipi n ap pointed by tho county court n county pliyaicinn. Tho appoint- moul is a good out). Itecortlsr Iliggs appearl upon, the strsst yfaierdsv for the tin,. l.!"Wn:.'r,,,!,", ,o0","ga.rr.i.lftl. .liM.;,,. .d il ia t0:und.,gr..e,,ble g.,,llenun,.nd done p.eii wt. Vi ..r ..,. Citr Marshal lli'.rriugton had ; signs printed and pouted notifying j fall not ts dump iiny garbagti wilhm i the city limits under penal lias of j the law. I Formaldehyde sprays, vaccine pointa, - ipisrnntintt, ally health board, sluts health bourl, rnunly f final l.h liimril ir Mm limit' in.-il t topics Of conversation, indulged in green instead of lewder and h ad. 'byoof citisenaaa they meet one I A i'rct'ilibU decrease in Jho rsb ; another. bils art) noiieenbli in that Section. RED FRONT BAZAAR; .CLEARANCE SALE Ivlen's and Boys' Hats and Overshirts, and Ladies', Boys' and Children's Shoes, Notions, Fancy Goods of All ICinds, 25. DISCOUNT 25 Making . Room for New Coods for tho Spring Season of 1003. RED FRONT BAZAAR N. A. TYK A tllUIH , ruis'kiviu.fc:. I'Edwar AR1C iCx-borJir v. c. (;mkIioii -ni - j t,)VVII t,f( part of thu wok. I M T. (!llgll t III ri'HirlH t- V(T)' t ll i II U nourishing in li.i stTlioii mid Hock i,f nil kind doing null. I H. II. Iliincr arrived Iiuimm lust Saturday evening I'niiii it two iiioii 1 1 1 d sojourn lii tin.) Silver Like country, and Mll ilil with his fuid'y n ft.' w d ii Vm before reluming. tlraiivlllti Nye, who lives on Hear creek, Imim n child who has linen very iil with grippe. Dr. Ilytlii culled mid lull iho little, fel low renting puny yesterday morn ing. A. A, Fuller, special agent of l hi Mutual Li I'n Insuriiuoti Co, in in our city this wick interviewing inn ciluons and showing tlio benclils to ho rt fflv. d from Hit company In - repit'HflilH. V. A. 11 1 and J, I.. McCulloch It ft j'i'iti rda y for tho DeHchutef I'tiiintry with llnliini; rodnitiid finna. They proiiiicctl ihn Kuvivw ollict: a full supply uf beitr luent ami chiuook nilintifi. Dr. I'.flk mi i, who linn lieen iri- oiiidy ill for n long timo in now ho improved aa lo lie rtldo to tvnlk iiiountl lint lioii-ie. II in f. i ittili.tr fitoo will ho welt:omtt u;mn Iho hlrotlH ngiiin by his iiiiintrnua fiieiitlit. Ui v. W. Tiiplelt, Into of South Carolimi, Iiiim nreeitleil a cull to prruch nl thin place. lt.'V. Triplctl heltnigii to tho li.iplittl denomina tion nml co.-nci hilily recom nirntled iih mi ublo niul iuiprc-i vi t-penker. A Mr. Morgan tliod nt Shaniko 1 1 . i kj . . i . t .t . r .......ii..... - ' j In litiped thai their cITorts are nowj , sut ri-Ki fiil. jj lltV Kvana of lis vain. k in.ido ! . ,.n,',.. ..i..i ',n l..i 1 u,.l,,J.iv, Mr. Kvima r,.),,, tin ' the luople in tin. Haystack country , nri,owbiii.lying:.p..'.linr.irmin(-.o , ol. J'oruan,i. una ta a win.. Tin farmer in that action are still j ; thoroiiKhly water proof . ...... Mui,i.,-in ll it Htliititi.il lit loitf.rH wacintf the war oi extermination i upon tlis raltbit l, usiua pari" PER CENT rkoiMUKroua ORK(ON. d C. Pease Co. SHANIKO, OlilJOON. Headquarters Stock S u p p men 1 i e W1C YOUR D1CAUICKS? Cn Cornolt Ima puroliiiaed the OtJ.tJ I ruiinli comtliitliig of X2Q acre n hlcli I ii'ii nun r I'uulinu. J ha con uiiliiriilion huh iflHOO. Mr. Cornell in to hn culler. itulnli'd upon Imroin in llm owii'-r of thin rnnt'li as it i omi of ihn (inc.'t In the 1'uulina rco lion. Mm. J mm I'owull Iintt Tuuatlay imrelniHcd I lin hiniKi) oivnod by Juii 1'almi'r. Thin in a vory tlefi ruble pict'u of proporly, ami when tho im provi-iiiiMiU urn llniHliird that Mra, I 'owe! I IiiU'ihIh to Iiiivo mndn on tho pioptrly, it will make an idual iioinu, Mr. ami Mm. Sprati, who havti heen residing in I'ri in-villn tho limt two Hfi kf, having elitinot near heic, left MoimIhv iiftrntion for l'midlo 1 1" t,J -'"' ,lin "immor. They will return tho lultcr part film neiicon and remain Imra during the winter. Dr. Ilyili and wifo wore the ru clpieiila of loving int'inages from I licit Hum a few days ago. inform intt them that they wars r tiiiretl to appoar before the United I Stiitea grand j u r v at rorllunu on May 4 tnuiva their evidence lie for o I hat hoily, Arhor day was obarrvud nt our pohlid nchool. A pleasant and en joyable entertainment was had in Prof. Mohier'a room, aftar which all repaired to the grounds and planUtl litu tree, one of whitdi was in memory of our late and lamented coiigroMiiian from the firat district, Thuinita II. Tonguo. Dr. IIutcliiitBou, secretary of the ntitte board of health, srrived in Prlnuvillu in Monday mornings !lato and stayed with u until :,(lllny Thfl doctor is a ploasaat g0O1, work , llw,plllg our amuor, i lies to begin a war against the con- liigioua diseases in our .midst. Wuriweilrr it Thomson carries tbo f.tuious Abeslos calf shoo iiian- ulftun-j iy ti.a ueni uruna nnoe -"i ; r.r ;crniMrs and urmers use. i nose who hvo used these t-hoes claim they are the? best ever tnanu i faclured. ! Orim Kint rsley, traveling sales man of lllsks McFall Co., is down itll the Kiiiiillpo-t at his home in Tho Dalles. It is supposed he con tracted the disease at Shaniko dor 's ing his recent trip to the interior. ?'V! reinemher the sport 'Mr. Kin- 'cr-i'i-y matit) at Shaniko w hen the X doctor at that place said there wns 1 cms of smallpox. We presume by this time Mr. Klnersley thinks . tho Uucinr was about right and it is t, not what it is cracked up to bo run t'nhig agsinst the bun saw. Died. On l.isl Thursday S.tm Hodges died at th residence of his brother, I,. M. Hodges of this city. Mr. llotlgts while at work for lien (ilia.iu tin tho desert, took ill ami wns immediately brought to his brother's, lid was sick only a week, but typhsid pneumonia had l.'tksn t'K) ti nil a hold of him slid ail Unit medical skill could do was of no avail. Mr. Hodges was born in Henton county, February 11, 1 ST, In 171 he came to Prine v 1 1 1 o where he has resided e'er since. 1 lo was a man well and favorably known throughout the rnmmunitv and everybody was his friend. His hand was ever ready J J lor s s lo lta I aid and BMiatancu lo thone in nt'cil and hin familiar face arid fur in in iiiiHtivd. Itov, Tiijilftt rontluoted ruligiom tervicis ut tho reaitli-ritio, and liii ri'iiiniim win followud to hi luhl resting plute hy many frie"d. Hi Ins Cornet was Uorn in Wash ington county. I'eiiimylvuiiiu, May !), 1 K.'tH, ant deputed this life April !), jm'I, being 05 years and II months of age. He moved lo In diana when about JO years of age, where ho lived fovernl years and where ha initrried Miss Margaret 1'iigli, who survives him. To (bom wero born five children, lie came In Crook county, Oregon, about one year ago and settled on the Agency l'lnins where ha lived until death culled him. lie united with the Cumberland Presbyterian church, and was an earnest and jealous worLer, being a deacon for several years and county superintendent of Sunday schools in tho east whore ho lived and filled various positions of importance in the church. lie wns a loving father and devoted htinbaud, and while he leaves a wifo and four children anu many friends to mourn his lot's, yet they mourn not as those who have no hope.- Ilia last words wre en ex hortation to his family to live true lo (iod. ''i!li'Bt-d are the tlead who die in the Lord, even so aailh tho Hpiiit I for they rest from their labors, and thir works do follow them." Tho funeral aerviees were con ducted at his home by tke writer. K. M. MOKTIMOKK. Howard Dillon Dad. On yesterday afternoon at about o'cleck all that was mortal of Howard Dillon passed to the great unknown nud is now with his Mak er. Un tho fourth day of this month Mr. Dillon was in the best of health and look part in a game of hall. The next dav being Mon day he complained of not feeling well and on Tuesday went to Led. Next morning he broke out with smallpox, although not called by that name until a few days ago. He was at once taken to the pest houfo snd during his entire illness was well ot red for, and all that could he done for the stricken man was done hut to no avail. His suf ferings w ere intense. Hawaii Dillon was a native of California and was 21 years of age last February. Ho came to Trine villewith bis parents 14 years ago and has resided here continuously ever since. Ho leaves a father, mother, two brothers and seven - eiaters, all living in this county, be sides a host of friends to mourn his loss. Mr lllU.in n. iIv.ImIU. ci?,n.-.t n gisnt in strenclh, yet he was the I first one to contract this dread tlis- rase and the Grst to succumb to it. ! f, n;n.,.. .a l...,l,l Un,l : upright young man, ever ready ami willing to aid those in need and his presence will be sadly niii'scd hy all his acquaintances. Resolutions. To the sflicers snd members of Oclioeo lodge, No. 413. I. O. O. F.: We, Your committee appointed to draft resolutions of condolence on th death of our beloved brother, beg leaTe to report as follows: Whereas, Our Heavenly Father ha called from our midst J. W. Winicr, our worthy and esteemed brother ; Whereas, tho sorrow that per vades the homo seems almost un bunrable, therefore, be it Keftlved, That the most pro found ay in pa thy of this lodgo bo extended to hisalllicted relatives in their bereavement, and all express the hope that their greal loss may be overruled by Him who doeth all things well, HesoWed, That a copy of these resolutions he spread upon the journal of tho lodge, a copy under Mai of tho lodge forwarded to the beroawd family and a copy printed in the l'rinevillo Review and Jour nal. Fraternally submitted in F. L. T. K. Mi F.VKI.A.Mt, Akthi h Houuks, M. K. Bums, Committee. To Whom it May Concern. I hereby certify that the Ponde xter Hotel, Prineville, has been thoroughly and completely disin fected under my personal super vision. All the cmployoea, tho landlord and his family, have been vacillat ed and their clothing, bedding and hancines in the hotel have been i thoroughly disinfected and I there ir . ....'. I .1... 1. . . 1 i l.n rn i loro uectitiM ntw nitta timet iwwuid r.linn mill unfit for IHlblio upo. Woon Hi'Tt iiiNsoM, M. D. Seo'y State 15oard of Health. A Cood Showing. Otto CI ray brought into our ofllee a stalk of alfalfa, the seed of which was sown just 11 taoalhs ago, that is a surprise to everyone, especially when tho length of the roots is taken inlo consideration. Th root in starting to go down is straight for some two feet with thoexcep lion of.sonie side (Hires, when it di vides and then two tap roots extend downwards, ono of which measures G feet 1 inch, and the other (1 foot 10 inches in length. This alfulfa wns raised on Crooked river ad joining Piincvillo on Gray Urns.' ranch uml the sample with its long roots was gotten iutact by the water WORZWEILS Since our taken on a and most complete line of Ladies' Dress and Purnishintr Goods t ever brought to the city of Prineville In the Gent's department is to he found the very latest and up-to-date styles of clothing. AVe cary everything you are in need of and of the very best quality, at prices, which will astonish you w hen the excellent quality of our goods are taken into consideration. WURZWEILER & THOMSON stock in our cilice in a jar. Fur bttlo. Half interest in store building and lot and one-third interest in a small farm cloke to Prineville. For paiticulitrs imiuirc of 1. F. Stewart. At this seaion disinfectants are ill place. Duy the best ! or ui alde hyde, the only Hire Dnly sure preventive of: Our store is di.ii.f.-cted j ta danger of gi-ttmg dis-. We furnish the cure. contscion. Our store every day, it danger ease here. Winnek. Notice. I am now prepared to furnitd water from my ditch, known as the McKay Creek Irrigation Ditch, to all parlies wishing it at one do!- lar per inch. J. 15 VaNIiKHPOOI., Friiii-viHe, O.-e. Ml Htxlg-e In the Lead. The lJy who iua the fine (our htm- j dretl JolUr piano e are g'ling to give j y will hare something slid may well lel proud of. It is worth working (or. Miw. tltri ll.tifti Mlu Vltlftlt itenklf Mn, t'l.v A. Stni-.ii M I.. Mrn-r tlom.lt MlM.J.rkl- Itr.x-lt. Mlw. A.l.lif Vauaorp.! . . M I-.. U-nit II tirh-jr ..... M i-k. M.ikU Klkitii Mm 1 il)- K-a .lr. ll. HolkiMI Un. A. M. Hrk , i. n i.. tw: i i-' CASH PRIZES. For the Bright Children of Oregon Fourteen prizes to he given to children residing in this elate who furnish tho best reasons why Eilers Piano house can sell pianos and organs as it does, for from $100 and 1150 less than uuy other deal er in the state. i There are good plain business reasons why this can bo done, and J ther are easily understood. The! little girls want to know them be- causa thev will one dnv he v.-alitinc a piano and they will go where they can get the best piano for the least money. The little boys should un derstand them because our business methods involve sound business principles which every boy should be familiar with. Take for in stance tho one item of shipping all our pianos in harness instead of boxing them, which not only saves , the price of boxes, but materially lessens the weight on which to pay; the freight. There are a number of, other reasons juat as good and im-: nortant which it will be easy for the bright little minds to fiad out and to the children furnishing the best reasons wo will give cash prizes hi follows : For tho heat letter, if-'o cash; for the next best, $20 ; for the third best, $10 ; for the fourth best, 15; for the next ton 11 each. Contest closes May 31, letters limited to 100 words, any with Inter postmark will not bo considered. All -liiMrm 1(1 venra old and younger eligible to contest. Prizes! to bo awarded hy a cominittco of j ono business man, one literary man and the advertising manager of one j of the leading newspapers of Port- j lansl. Here is a chance to earn some money oasily and at the same timo learn much about Rood sound business principles. Sharpen up vour wits little folks, mid send us! your letters. Kilers Piano House, Washington street, oorner Park, Portland, Ore, i Other largo houses at tind Market St., San Francisco, C'ulif. ; liO.'il Sprague St., Spokane, Wash.; VHli I and J iSts-i Sacramento,. Calif. R II 0 now goods spring like; have arrived our storo has air. We have tha largest j V !0 (VV'r, 1 i 'V:V' J U L'iVA t .4" rj f ' . V SJ ' i Vl I.K.M I.MS, WACONS, 1 I iir.l!" ! .VM.I.S AN! A t.Kl.Ai V.!: ELKINS PRINEVILLE Koster & THE OLD RELI We carry only the choice: Fine smoked rcats of our quality. Fish in eta- Ours is tha Family Si We Sol .Dry rough lumber tit ffl'-'.'O; ' but better grade ll.i.OO. r loon land rustic at f !0 and These are cash prices for himbc' our Yards in rrincville. A. II. Lin-MAS A CiC KEDL'CTIOM OF RATES. J On and utter Miuvh I, 1003, my 4 prlova will bo aa to'low? Visit in oi:y (nlifiit or tiny) ... $1 SO Troutuietit in fomalo com- 4 piulnta, per etttiusat 1.50 O'ostotnca 10.00 ! Visit in country, por niHn una I trav 73c X And all other aurj;t':t! or mo.licai 0 wot-lc at rtnt$on:ib.3 rste?. f e. u. HYoa, m. r. fliss Ethel King, INSTRVCroR OK Ml SIC ON Piano, Organ, Violin Parties ite-oh-ln t i ptirchiue a rhino, Or.Jfim, ev other niuitcal in atmtuitit would tlo wall to iw'.l upon 010 bo'oro purihivslnf e!u wtiota. UnsUine.ee at buildii! t O'.io door south of Jticliniit'.i'u ;l:oro ii-tl'.ery. I At the Kcd'ov Hotel, i:oom n I MUS. HAWKINS. ll.is rt tlrst class dressnntking J and Indies' titiloiin;; estuh. 1 litjhment. All work strtetiv un to dale and guarjntocd. Pi I I . ! B ft M J I "6. 1 B A III k tnult us with ! e-'e oa ii -t t; ioi ;oti!H r.t.' i'i;ii'K.s; l ir-e ok to sul.-et fiotn, arnl vi hre i'Vi riff.'- r; be nu.le to fiii yaa coaplciu t:s aciiuo. iieiuember we have " ' u ' I ' - I" : Tho best and choicest meats of all kinds constantly kept on hand. : Our motto isf, "the best ef meats J Rt the very lowest prices.1' GIVK lS A CALL AND BE CONVINCED. Sheep For Sale. I want to sell out my interests in the sheen business. Have 2100 ' ewes, to lamb ou April 15, 550 2-yyear-cHil wethers, balance lambs, mixed, wethers and ewes, sound i'lind in good fix. .Shear IH po.mds nil round. The lot goes at $3.10 until Mar.'h 20, 1'JO;!. This is a pood thing for tho right party, and should be tuken quick. F. M. Smith, Paulina, Or. STEAM WOOD SAW fcDWAUW A ATWOOp, l'ROl'8 PRICES Ia?M tllHIl i furd uml ovL'f, 2 cut; ltrr curd ,..OOu i l.i-rtvt' or.lfr with iM'herul th lrm S 4 "f tt'ldre.ii ivplMtiile Itox : ''- Stnlst nii.-l Irott.iern. remlv to T aX wear, ut Ciormlev tho Tailor'n. -.,j..'-rrr"t-'',Tr"Z7'"", - " " " " X CrsprrifU t i 4 ' - 11 i t i " 1 I. St 1 -, -: ?y . 7 -k . , . V I ' . - m - V .. .'.