Prineville review., May 28, 1903, Image 3

fulNEVILLE REVIEW.
lUWSDAY
MuV U.I. 1003
VkOCAUCTTUS.
Clarence Wiluy was in from
It Monday,
oxt Natiinluy, May 30th, U
juration day,
jarlylaTrlplMt, of thud, spent
t (lnt of tlii week in town.
Mini flertie I'rino left Tuendiiy
hot henna at Lewiston, Idaho.
Joiooa Knox, of 1'ohI, was. u
lines visitor tho 11 rat of Ilia
tk. :
Ion John Minlo of Salem, Oro
I has our thunks fur favors ex
dod, 1. D. Ps.olv! left IiihI Monday
, lake the foiriiianrliip of thu
wuuoan 1'oHt.
U xt Monday ii Ilia day when
IV VIVIIHIIf I. Utf Hill M il.fl i . i i . . ( .
g.r Hermann will be elected to Ill"1'l.V move to l r.
great from the Ural diilrict.
a the reneut Paris automobile
l tevsral lout their lives and
ay were Injired. Thu sport
le high.
Ion. Y. A. Ilooth returned
aeye.tord.iy from Hon J where
had been looking after soma
ineie Interest.
mlth A Ulei k are in need of a
la ready money and those who
9 Owing them would confer a
r by Calling in and Bf tllinj; up
Vt are in for moil that tho trial
t. C. Piilmor in the U. S.diatrict
flit Portland u set for tod.iy.
if charge i peronuliiif an of
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lis Review office cuirii'i all
4t of legal blank, and ia lint
f piaec hi I r i 1 1 e v 1 1 1 o (lint cur
? a Complete and up to date
k. '.
b pNce to gi'l etrawherrioa
other fruila n at the well
rn honan of I. Michel', a lie
i let the very bent selected stuck
' ho city.
t ite Oertio Sharp returned
0 lal Saturday from the llenJ,
r ehe hie been epemling a
iloofweeke vinting tier friend,
1 Iva Weal.
to reported tint eomtofthc
M of Franco hare tho limner
and want to dreaa like nn'i),
4 iU they can d by paying a tux
n dollar.
i- lee Klhol l'hilliber, who ln
to impending the pftrl fvw month
irclty, left Saturday for Cry
rhere alio will cpeml thu aum-
, ,. Iwith her father.
, s
",J MO OVonnell louka like n cy
it I might have alruck hiiu. but
i eayt It waacauaeil by f illmn
f bit buggy Caesod by tho end
0 eoat giving way.
''M. Drako, of Ilimd, W1 in
liiy yeilerday. Mr. Drake lie
iu tail h W making ar
omifiti to b-giu work on hi
1 in the near fuluie.
f5 0 le'n that D. !', H- h
r n-J down from thu edit'irml
Itial of III" Ihnd Uillletin
I. M I.iwereniKi plaeed In tin
horetoforo occn ji'J by Mr
Edward
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Mm. June I'iwiII ih h.ivii k Ii it
roldcuee rcputnlid it i 1 (itluuv. i a
iiniirovoil, (,'lnx. . v llu Im llii'
workman e hich in iieif in m "i u
nnli'o lli.il thu wnik wiil l o I'll
done.
I1'. M. Smith, uf i'iiuliiiii, h um in i
ottr citv 1'ift Fiid.iy mid Im -fore
limviliK for homo in ilo (hut ollioo ii
iliiiiiitnt vail, li ii1 cheered 1 1 ' t
heart of ye editor in u very riilj
atiinlial wuy.
Klro Co. No. '2 will soon have
their suit. Tlmy will cuo-iii of u
navy bluo blond", military stylo,
with o.i p. Wli'Mi lli i h ia n i'. r.n
gud out und on parade they will
look splendid.
On May I llh, A'iil Apph'K.ito
of the KUinutli Indian ri'."rv;iiiiui
Issued bulletin notify inn nil pt-r-on
against coming on the rM'-r-vation,
aa snmllpox wan rnmp.inl
among lliu I ml in
It. ltcnton, of (irns Valley, w.m
in thi section la-t week looking
tin a location. Mr. lienUui in one
of Sherman county' Intel promi
nent MtiH'kini'ii, and will in nil
iti.t i: lull' v.
Mr. A. Willi.nii, of I'.irtl.m I,
arrived in our eity 1 if I Mo i li v
inorning and nccjitod a po-i'-iun
a head eletk in W'inmk'i dru
Htore. Mr." Willimna enni'H hii;h
lv reeoinniendi.' I as n llrist-cliics
liruggikt.
Wantkii Voting in'n to pr.'
pare fur (bivernnwrit l'nuilioui
Fine (peiiint in nil Depailnienls.
(itiod Siihirie. ltapiil I'roill'iti'MiM.
Kxainiual iona oi;i. l'lirtioiilir.
Kree. Inter -Mate Cor. I iih!., ( V l;i r
Kapida, la. niT rO
Klkin k King keep thu lnrg.'.t
ai.tl bent mileft.-d eto.k of a:
cultural linplrnn-nti In Ih" e:lv.
When in ni'e 1 uf anylliin mi tii
farm call upmi thii tlrm uu I lln-y
will how you th" very h -"t m.. I"
and ttt pries Very loiv.
Fnsler Ji I.!iUMll of the 1'iin"
vilte Uieiit inirkel kei on IhiiIj
butter fio'it tho Mii'.:'!- r t'H'-: y
near Anlt'lnp". Tina Im'.'.- r i-ttii '
tlttetit lilt lo in tin' t.l n;
cilUxit are very f.iii:i.t" in
lug it kept iu on: city.
v. Tripled arrival h inn:
I i n '
lnv-
f..
llend, whern h i h id b.-en ep-.i I
an outing, liMi'iiog It .It- itn I h. :i
and fieling line. Ye e l.'.i-r
knowledge a linff tnr.n tl tr
from Mr. Tiip'itt and only i?
thero wero ni'ire of them.
From nil portion l
coma report tint
if th u V
l-nllti I'.r.l.n
are leing given
forth-' J."v.
Kiutii, win) are linn nn.'l i
Inivnimd krlle i by t!i . i.'e ,n"
that g ivirnmeiil, I lei ii!'i"e !!
whioli apull the civilue l woi'. l
Henry t'r.llil b -ft l.itt M m 1 iv
for 1'orll.intl to att'ii l n l.r.v etii:
over foine mining pmpetv in
thi county in win. Ii Mr. ("tain in
interenleil in. Mr..('ruii at e on
iianie 1 li'ir h'lthan I and will vi :l
friemH an 1 relatives
and Wacj co-intien.
in
f r 1 1 hi
Mr. John S'lti'H, of Clin-. F.itN,
has our th.'tukt for a Ii'"' b j. t f
foul aetil over on Man I iy'- i:'
If Mr, Iiii'm e e.i' I h u- i ..- , .'
eidit r an I hi fa-miy Pl 1 " 5
around th" t ' e .ii i r th
lKi.-kl" l b'MU'i i i' il 1 b iv i
lone Ida p nil iviod. It w i ' a
treat for which Mr. S'riHi "ill In
long remembered
s,'V.
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SHANIKO, OUICC.ON.
Headquarter
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DICAU1CWS?
Tin) I) diOi) I o ttlnlry nppeii'a lo
lii'H eh ii'iuH lor Mir llroiher I! "tk
f 1,'ni Jiiiirmil ua intuh ' Sunday
eet-a him (.1)' in lliat diierllnii.
I V i t cir Im it that a')inn mn will
I e Mi '. I'.hurk iu the near future.
l'i r tint 'ii w ) or tinea d jy u
t (iiiii'Hl ovor it limhor claim haa
I c n goiii; on at V. A. Mtili'a of
Hep. Thu pnriiiM to the context
are I'eler JItinahin va llofcoo K iinx.
.Iud;o lli!Ki ia looking out for Mr.
Ktinn'a iiilnrti"t.i and Juilo lirinlc
Mr. lit tin Li ii'h iiiltri'i Ih,
Percy Dnvia, of Si strn, ppent
Satiinliiy und Stin 1 ly in niir cily.
.tir. navia iceeiveii iimny a warm
Imnilahako whilu hero uh our cilt-
.iiia feel under inuny ohligiiliuna
lo him lor hid hemic Mini nod
v n i U in liurhiii tho idek during
our recitnt Hinallpox epiiloinio.
W'ur.weilor & Thorn -on rarrie
the fiinn H Abektoi cull'i-hoe iniin
tif 'icluie.l .by th'j ili itl Hmnk Hlioo
'n. lit J'tii iliiiul. Thii ia a 1, uiitl
initio rlioo thoroughly water iroof
and cjti ei.illy adapted to loggoro,
crui'.cra nod fineeiH Uo. 'J'hoae
nhu h ivti used there f hoes dui in
th v art' tho bert over inanu
l.i 'l .ii-t tl. '
Fniiii tlid Oseg iiiiiin we learn tho
(Li.' in Kin;;iiuit hlabeen fellloil
.villi I'.rntvii who wia o inteHling
the ((mhi;.ui 'h tlht l hold tho
-taine. 'i ll ; hi wiil hn good new to
the i 'nple throii;!lioul thi'l entire
M't'Ut.n aa nn v at tivo wmk wiil ba
proei nJt I with in opening up one
i.l' lliu Ii--.il mining; prtijiu rtii on
1'ie (:0,it.
SheiiiV Smith h ft lnrt Fattirtl.iy
fir tli-i Klondike country for th
purpni of perenn.illy intpecting
"nine in i n i ti t prnperly ho anil
ih-i.4 uio inli-rcltvl in. Mra.
Snu' li nee nn jarii"d her huabanri
itHfirm I'u t ! in 1 ami from thero
vin g i t Alh.iny nn I vieit with '
hi r juri'iiia, M r. mil ,Mr. IK'iiry
i it i-k. u.ilil Mr. Snii'h'e return.
Ir, II 1". r.fiknnp left for
1'i.ir'f t'ity in 1 it Monday. Tho
i i ! ir intt ii.lH t ) go the entire di
t int ti - nil n ti .nn, camping mil
!i'r.iv- r nii'.ht overtake him.
lie f.i'l In gin fir t-tviTuI week
i I h; !'.ir. r' turning wiil urike a
l!, .'.ni,''i invi'-ttig ili'tn pernnnally
nf t'iu niiu'-a he and cithers in
I'li'i-v.:e an- in!' reili-d in nt ll;o
I'ra'ii1' t':ty mining dietiict.
W
x--1 no S.-veral indu-lTo t
t'H iii en li niat lt Iravel for
e iflaliH -In' I 1'h'ven year Mid
a l.i'g- t ip:l4!,tii call upon
1. iii'it and i.g-nt for r-occe-.
i.-i I v. .ii' vi'.v linn. IVrma-
i, .1 nt Weekly en-h
, i f 1 itn I all Ir iveling ex
i .uu) h i! -1 bill i ad va need ill
r-ie'i tvtik V.x perii iico not
i'i il. '! -a'i in n-fereiieo und
,i-,t Self.,1,1 r, hc,l cnvi'lnpn.
N U ii'.'M., .'ill Deal born !-l ,
i i. In" ol
lil
I .it;
enii lli'.ar.i arrive.i iiuuiiiy
iVii.n i'-tlvir I-.il;", Southeastern
li,; in, .in I i- t i rem tin t-n day.
I.i t 'year h oi l "ut hi extensive
intenV in Crunk eonnty, und i
i'V emfigid in e.-ittlo raiding lit
S.ie t I. ik(, w h : he ha a bind
i.f i i In-iid. llu eitttle grai" on
,.-. ii.n-1 1, th iiingee in that
i-.,t.v h.vi..". h. :i e(iaii-leil
Mr 11 f.v i ,d pay ahotlt 2..rk) ptr
w r f I h i nl land. Mia. How
',r I in to i,ee inpliiy him on the
r, t rii t ! lo iD'.ern Oregon.
Co. Villi Tillies.
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vvwvv7ttt
U'nh'i'un cliiiil who wants to
co into 1 1. ti atoek bufciurtf and
w . nl, i lika In trade an r
' right room collage for pond range
hoii-na or alock cattle. I he prop
inly ia aituaied (lire block from
j'tthu Diilh-a High School, hag two
lota; b,ul' hot and col.J water : '
niuo Inwii; lino laremi-nt; all
kind of fruit end herrien ; alo ha J
n good barn, curtail, chicken houec
iiml loin, curriage houe and other i
necmaary outbuilding. The!
properly i nonrly new and waaj
erected at a. coot of about 12MXi.
Would inn ho a very doirabloi
home fur dome one niidiing lo re- I
lire fiom l.iiei i irf or wihhicglol
givo their children the benefit of a
high achool education. For
further particulars eee or write to
lludenn A liravvnhill Heal Kt ate
tt Invcatment Co., 20S ahin(
ton Street, The Dalle, Oregon.
Itullruuil I'eopln t'omlas;.
This morning A. L. Mohler, pros
itlvnt of the 0. it. it N. Co,, T. It.
Wilcox, ono of the Urgent exporter
on the I'acifio coast, Mr. iiranriick
of tho Studehiiker Co., Mr. French,
a director of the Idaho 8tal Agri
cultural college, V. II. Kennedy,
chief engiiicur of tho 0. H, it N.,
J. L. jMinit-fnii, ear itlant engineer
nf the O. It. it N , A. K. Hammond,
chief engineer of tl.o C. S. It. Co.,
und IC. K. I.ylle, preaident of the
(niluuibiu Southern railroad, in
lemU leaving Shaniko for a trip
through tho country by the way of
Crus Key, Culver, CTiua Fall,
llend, hud llienco to Klamath
Murhh, returning by the way of
Silvtr Luke and l'rineville, arriving
Intro about the 10th of June. It i
till) intention of thueo parties to
make a thorough investigation of
Central Oregon, getting all the data
linit -i hi) rrgwJing amount of
freight hipped in, a well n out,
Together with thu probable amount
thu county ia capable of producing
ai Hum u train-pot tation facilities
are afforded tho people, Thi is
one of tho most impottanl tnovea
yet let on foot for eection, anil our
citizen who have been clamoring
fur railroad facilities will now bave
a chance to aneist iu getting a road,
by collecting data for tl efo grntlo
meil when thenarriva at l'rinnvill.
It would surely appear to il, that a
board of trade nhould at once br
organired lo lake up these niatter
and an-it Crook county in getting
ruilroa i fucihtie.
Nmallix n'iped Oat.
It ia with pleAMire tlial we can
inform the general public that the
Miial!o1t acourgo which has been
with us during the put couple of
months is now under absolute con
trol in l'rineville and that all pvr
ooii wire have had the iliaeaie are
up ami around and only awaiting
tune for their absolute recovery
when they will bu turned loose.
During tho past week the work of
fumigation ol the building which
were infected, togftle-r with burn
ing uf budding and clothing, has
been going on, and everything
placvd iu as ahitokit-ly clean a
manner aa Ojn possibly be done.
All the patient who have the
dineai-e are removed out of their
home, a well ai romo half dozen
Llhers who were exposed over two
week ago, and all are kept away
from everv one.
While ihe-ru might have I
Htiitio mistakes male when
dioae tiret made its appearance
in the citv, but on the whole care
ful, intelligent work has been done,
and by heieio efforts of not only
i ,1.. il... I.....I, I. I, i. I.-
lllt,.--U I'll lll .ICfl.tll IMHI,. Ullfc .-J
all our eit'zens our fair city is
now free from the ifoiirge and we
believe the general public need
hav-i no feor of its further spread,
and cordially invito them to our
citv feeling assured they are ai
eafo hero as at their homes.
archer Howard Nuptials.
Mr. James Drummond Zurcher.o
l'ntcrpriae, Oregon, and Miss lCdith
Howard, of thia city, were united
in marriage Wedneednv morning
at tho home of the bride'a parent,
Corvullis. Tho eoryices of the Chr
istian church were read by ltev.
F.IU llumbeit. The young couple
left on the west-side train, Wednes
day afternoon, lor a honeymoon trip.
Thev will make their home at Eu-
rterprise, Orfgnn.
The lirttlo ih the unughter ot sir.
ftiul Mrs. Joseph Howard, who
luivo extensive stock interests in
Khunnth county. During her stay
in Corvallia nhe 1ms made many
friends by her grtieioua ami chain
ing personality. Mr. Zurcher
formerly attended the Oregon
Agricultural College and was pop
ular nuiong tho students and
townspeople. II was a star in
thu football team.
A huge party of friends, accom
panied bv the collego band, gath
ered at the station and the newly
nmrried pair began their bridal
tour timid strains of music, show
era of riee nnd hearty congratula
tions. Corvallis tiazelto,
Itccelvrs Insurance
On last Tuesday, P. 'lV Ioak,
record keeper of the Meceabces at
this place, delivered to Mrs. John
Cyrus, a check amounting to 1,1000.
"... .
this being tho amount oi mo ueno
i , . t,Z ..i.i ,- ,i,
Yi,,nr, Yr.Z " a 9S
del, Mr. Cvrus died on April 3,
nuil on Ma "ID the check was made
(ill). Hl iim iiinuunou-J v-'i,
in Port Huron, Mich., and on the
'iiith of Mav it was delivered to
I xhtse uamplea of the prompt
mmimm &
Since our flew; Goods have arrived
our store has taken on a spring like
air. We have the largest and mo3t
complete lino of Ladies'
Dress and
Furnishing Goods
-oyer brought to Prinevllle. In the
Gent's Department is to be found the
very latest and up-to-date styles of
CLOTHING
We carry everything you ore in need of and of the very
that will aatonish you when the excellent quality of our
! WURZWEILER & THOMSON j
payment of beneficiary societies ia '
truly cratifyinif, and shouhl let as ;
a stimulus to th se still ouUide tl e
order, to join and tako out a bene-j
ficiary for their le d onac o wh n
thev re no more, those whom they j
cheriehed could b) placed k ond j 4
want.
Van led.
On May 17, J. It. Kobb'.ns of
I'olk county and Josephine (liteo
of Haystack. ). (j. Culver, justice
oftheace, performed ibe ceic
tnony that made two heaits beat
at one, i'-i his usual happy man
ner. On yesterday afternoon at the
reiidonce of Mrs Naomi Sxlomon
by Rev. H. C. Clark, O. M. i'ringle
and Mr. Jennie Hoover.
Tha Review extend congratula
tions t the newly married rouplr
and wishes their married bfo to
be one coutinued day of sunshine.
TBK3PAS3 NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to whom
it may concern that all persons are
warned not to herd er grare their
slock upon lands owned by us on
Drv creek. T. J. Powku.,
I. M. Poweu..
Want d.
Two good, fref-1 milch cows and
five dozen cbickena. ddresa
I)AVK n.4RKlS.
Prineville, Or.
Fet Sale er Trade.
I havei a fine Shire stallion four
years old that I will eell very
cheap, or will trade for good marcs
or geldings.
For particulars enquire of
Jessk Yancey,
m!4j4 Prineville, Ore.
Xias Hedge In the Lead.
Mlm Ororfla ntw1p-
Miu Vlvin llrnkle
Mrt, t lr A. (ilmpM0,....
MlMMftrv Mlraun
MlMjsekl tlwl
Miu AtUlit Vliniltrpool
MlulnR Htirlry
Mrn. Mmnl KUtlns
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Mrn. II.U IWIknsp
Mn. A. hi. Hrko
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Suits and trousers, ready to
wear, at Gormley the Tailor's,
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At the Redby Hotel, Room 14
MISS HAWKINS.
I Has a first class dressmaking .
and ladies' tailoring eslah
I liehment. All work strictly
l up-to-date and guaranteed.
V Drink V
MARYLAND' CLUB WHISKKY,
It tastes OLD becauso it is OLD.
For sale by
jpCPcllard & Henderson.
Sole Distributors,
Prineville, Oreg.
You will Gnd a new line of fine
millinery in the way of ladies',
mifees' and children's spring aiid
itimtncr nail, cans, eie., aiso new
i line summer dress goods at lowest
prices. Call and see J. F. Morris.
The Oregon Weekly Journal, a Demo
emtio newspaper, It pag.-, full of now
all of It! II a year to any tuldrcM. The
Journal, P. O. Uox Ul, rortlautl. Or.
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fLKuKMS, VA(iOX., f.CtiClES.
I.LS AND A liKEA't YAKIETV
ELKINS
PRINEYILLE'S
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RED FRONT BAZAAR
M. A. TYE & BROS.
We have just received
a now lino of Men's and Boy's Hats, Over
alls, Overshirts, Underwear, Fancy Neck
wear, Muffs and Handkerchiefs of all
kinds, also a full lino of boots and shoes. ,
Don't forget that we
Fresh Fruit, Candy,
Cigars.
Call and got Prices.
AH kinds of
N. A. TYE & BROS.. PROPS
...KINSVILliE, OREGON.
yotk-e.
The Creek county stock grower'
association will meet-in Prineville
on Saturday, the Cth day of June
1903, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Business of irapoitance to the(
Stockmen of Crook county will
come before the 'nceting and every
one should He present. The com
mittee appointed by this associ
ation to meet a like one from the
catt's growers' association and
make their report at thia meeting
T. H. Lafom itte,
Fresidont.
Esliar etlre.
I have in my possession one cs
tray gelding horse, abont 10 years
old: color duik brown, two hind
feet white: weight about 1000
pounds ; briinde l J IP) connected on
left stitla. Owner can have same
by proof of property and paying
cost.
V. T. Wirsos,
Sistm.Or.
Thomson
beat quality, at prices
goods are considered.
Cflf,, If 14
VdJclcDMl.-
trade with
us
where von till gat
tiOou uoorw
LOW r KICKS;
larce ;oi k to li"ct
from, uiitl heierTi ty
e(f, rt be mt.le ta
z'we von conpleta
ntl'stHrlioB.
liemeniber
we have
UKOCEKIES.
JIARDWAKE, IM-
PUMPS. VIV EITTINGi WIND
Oi' EAU.U NECESSITIES
& KING
BUSY STORE.
x
carry
Nuts,
a full line of
Tobaceo and
t
Fishing Tackle.
WE,
make a plat of any Township
In The Dallee land DlCrlct,(not
) In the Re erve) corrwoted up- '
S to-date for CO cents cub or
S Poetaffe Stamps. ,
HUDSON & BROWNHILL
REAL BSTRTB AND
) INVESTMENT CO.
THE DALLES OREGON
ffliss Etbe! King,
INSTRCCTOa OF MV S1C ON .
Piano, Organ, Violin
Portiee dosliing' to purobase m
Plane, Organ, or other muelnal In
strument would do well to coll
upon mo before purchiwtng- !
whore. . ,
Realdenee at btiUtllu on door
outt) of Hickman's photo g-allery. -