Prineville review., June 25, 1903, Image 3

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JttHi (tl 1011 III! I wift'.df SicttIN
pont Ittttl Suud.iy in our city, i
W wish In extend our 1 1 1 1 1 v k to
k-o. Sehhcht, of lli-nJ, for favors
uring the past week,
fjohn TiMiipli'lim i.t r-pomlini;
ii work in I'oill 1 nllending
)o drutgitn' iiK-oi'iiiiion.
From tli Ilmul I'nillitin we
urn that Mrs, S. I'. Dm, kid, tf
end, died very suddenly of Imurt
1.4(11 J OIK) ll IV Week.
Wo lnvi' j'ift nvoived ii imnpli
irittury ticket t'i attend tlm n
HU In l)i held nl A-lnrin on
ngimt ll', 2o ami '.'1.
Koinnni'iiT loo i . ( content
OxeS t ''' h" k on (In iv. u.iiji
'July 4. NO 1 1 no in to In I i-t ii.
ittiug In your VdtiK for wmr fa
(rite. Piliii'Villi) li is raised ninl fii-i t
1 1)0 Jli''i "T sull'-rcr V .75,
i folio) : l li" citiriis, ILM.73 ;
'oiknttm, s ; Wooiluiiin of the
orld, d'..
The Celebration cm lli" Foui lh in
Unity 1 collier In Ih ii cruck-ir
tk. from nil n ports oi. i' of tin)
Igeat curt d vi-r in iliUt iiy ul
Oilbv.d In piitieipato, In tin'
I'.ivill. i
V lereivid n interi'i-ting
(tnwtjiiii'.'t o.i from J.-hu I'll.hr,
ho is t; i W in K latin; Ii county,
crip'.iu' of 1h liiji nl.ii Ii lor
jk ttf too !rr.' t i g- over
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ilillj I'.n.n liti d t. i clllit the I'tilrt
;tl)4 i mi) -uii ! .ft nod ir.v.icl
I jdlli i thtr Ml i' n-iul iiliu mi
) ei'n (t i f thu I' itiitli.
VoU.lt ill l;nd a l.e l.li" if ine
Ilinery in ih" iy f 1 1 1 1
'' Jlilil ll.ii.iii-li'n fj.llli,; itlnl
tniuor !i;it, fiipt, i . , ii!-') i ii-
' M lUtHii -r Jr-i !-!. t ..wi l
itt. t'ull 11! I no J. I'. M' r 0
TbWO t.'i'U. kindly not IH i
it. TrtV.' tl tvhlli'o'i h-H I'm'hi'
Ijul Hetk on tint 1'i'M'lialri
Iff bi'tiulif, nd it It nri'.IV-s tn
II nt ni" tliiti. kf;il to hi o f.ir ir
ImLcf i-t yi' i ditiir.
CUy ii.itiMi.i, ill. '''.ii "K"
llm ul I u .i.i'iit' I t'.' I.i.;:iin'f
., haJ tin' !'' i:'r of li.iiil.i.j'
in. 0. ) M l ' V'll n cli-i-k
h'k of ? I'"1'), i!,i iiiiiuiMii ni' lift
lurAot"" Mr, M.liiwvll tiirui'l in
At eouip my. rt
It i gr itift i'n; f r m 1 1 unto
nt (In- '.V.i i. ik.ii i.f W.old ninl
fir imxilli iry r h r, t iiuh ii
Wood. i O i, ' ti ll il. 'ii "I mil oi
irir gM ei fund 1 1"11 I I.) tlm
i-j'pucr i'oi'ii'. It milk iii. i
el jiroti I t'i I'l'liion 1 1 Mo ll ii
)M older. i
Unittill.i, M-irroi
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Piniir.
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icr, i( iiiiiii im nciliimj willi (,'riMik
a ninty couit nliowinK ils gnu; roiiti
hm l
Tim liiiliin' Aid Kooiely of tbe
1'ienliytiirinu t:btirci will liuvo
niuu too cream parlor lit toil up the
livening of llio Fourth, and tlicy
uxIcimI n cordial in v i til lion to one
ninl nil to cull mi l snmplo their
giinili.
Tho Helping If ami Hiieioty of
tlio I'li-sliyicri i .in church will have
n pretty booth lilted up ho even
ing of tliu Fourth where lionni
iiiudo c .indies Hinl loiiioinnlo will
In) disposed to nil who favors lliem
with their putrouiigo.
K-v. ('. M. I! mill will l.olJ tie
Fourth Quarterly conferenco m
llm Miilhixliht church on Sutur
iy, J iiiiu i Ii, nil! i. in, Hi mil
nl-to jitrucli on Suiid iy hu h mi. in
log unit evening. "I. nivi-nlioi.
KeiriiVn'. lint Iciigiin ut 7 ). 111.
iur f How toiviiHiiinii, lliiioi
I tifiiv, w liij wiih ut oik tiinn rriHti t
'd l.il in ll, 1 . .!i r iliiiKd-r
nnivcil Imhiic ml'ii iiikI kmiih I lam
I'iii m,! iy. Mr. (iriiy n it left llt-iip
in r i nly ii'iout liflecu liiiniilcH ,c
fiin ttioiiftful iliuntiT Di'curcd, mid
ii very tli.uil ful Unit lio did.
Il'ithi'ct Kr.fli) i:nto. ul rciHon
a'lio jticih ill Ki Hv'h Huiio, Ir i uti
vilh. 1M Kuli hir, of Hay creek, call
ed ul our o;!L'i uihI in fpeiikint' ol
tlio ri-ci nt hail flnriii mid it kilh'd
miiny r.iM.ili mid li. a vuht
iiiiniint of gii.nl to ilia fiuni -m in
atr-ioiitti; lli mii tj (?i t rid of the
Mci". I'r. li-lkinij) uttivtd home
(lie f.i. i' ji ti t uf the ivei k frmu St.
' I'tltll V'liern dhf went at it h'lri!tu
fin:il I ci'i;ti I tin' Mljiri iiie ioiln
i'.f tlm l'tt of lloiior. l'dring
ii..1 h' mhiiiii .v 1 1 f . i.i iuii ip wan oiiu
uf itx innsit ni live mi in lii-tH.
; II .ndd It.ildivin, M.u. of T. M
!.i!lin of llm Kirnt Natio.Mil
k ul thin (dare, nirivid honu1
1 1 in f.re p ut nf lli tviik, Mr.
I' d I in l. i lioun it 1 1 1 1 ' i i ii iii lund
.ittliur.iill.in i AtMilcuiy fur Home
I linn, ni.d .r.i lu itMil therefrom on
.Inn" 'jo null iIip vi'-y highi-'fl
, liiuinr
On thu !iml d.iy of July our joj)'
julir j' i,ilin.il.;r will Infill work-
u.gi.uu.-ra.ii m fai:.ry a your,;,,
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m r.er i.arm ui.t oi irans-
, ni np ad. in, i. mm w-an
i..o p..M..,.,r.-, aui it miosi f
it ei i u i i ii'Te i r uus.ne,, sum
ll ill.IH.
Smile of tl.
f 10 H) tn III.' Htiickoii of I
llukiT n (III V, r0!Y'll , H
I . .s.couMiiiS'ioueri'breaa mnkinK qualities, and th
ate iv torii! inciiiseivcs into iroiimo ,
ni u- in '"f.iii ki I (uvidojics," and
iitln rs will follow in their fio'.itfps
.l lli -y do imt tiiku n tumldo to
llii-m.-elves. Stum! ji'op'i) when
ll.ey are n poiiitnl lo ll liltle oili.-e
iii.Mgiui' they are tho whole t'oitid
Slates,
Abo HroU int.i nt rived from
llm v.'il'ny Ft-t Fiiday with JS I
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SHANIKO, ()K1C(H)N.
Headquarters lor
Stockmen's
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ht'HiJ of cnltlo, which will !)
)l.tcod ipn liia (Jiook courui
riiiKih. '''
Thu lire hI tlm DiirliHin vitv mill
dimtroyiiil MUO.OO:) foot of Jtimher.
iIitb In in only fun or ten thou
rami foot of lUiuhnr aitvud n I Ihni
in a tl iinagml condition. Mr.
Dorlinm linn it largo foroo f inori
gutting out tun horn for a niw mill
which will ho oructud iniiiiiili
utily.
n .l Ti r it .
v.iii. i . j. ji.'trner, r.i i,uin
o .unly, errivid in I'lintvillo JiibI
Kridiiy urn in renewing old ac
'lUiiiiitiiiicc of ye, j (oiio by. Mr
Huijior iviib nppointod colorml ol
ih'i Oregon tutlilia under M. V.
Ilroivn ivliou Hint guiitloriiRii wan
in Iii'm piilniy dnya nrid when he
iviiH tho high cockolotuui of Or.
gnu'n coldier (luyi.
Mil's H'uro is no common, ordi
miry Hlruwhrrry ronn liinhi.'r thit f
-iho hus four pulls in her favor.
Her Imir is uohurii ; I!td!iruer up
pointi'd hfr; sho is related to ihr
fiiriiier couimisMuner of pcmdonn.
uid nhc is n woman, Any mid ol
lii u four fiicti will ciiil her.
iilcin JoiiiiihI.
II. T. Harnett, spuci.il ngont ol
h) land department is cxpocted in
I'linevilla todny, Tlio iriinsioii of
Mr. Harnett is to iuvustigato all
proofs of (inrtii'S living in The
Hallos huni di-'.riet, who have
nisdo fin nl jiroof upon tiuiliei
claims sinco AukusI lr-t. All
pin lies who have mads such proof.
wottM do well to call upon th
gi'ulh-uiiin while ho is hero so hi
can investigate such proof, and if
nmu'i in goon uiui lie mil rcconi
mend pslent to ittuo at onco.
Jii'lgo ll.irni'S during thuptil
couplu of weeks lias h en tryu g
his hkill in the culinary dcpnrl
inent loing so Hot from clioico
I hut on account of Mrs. H.iriif ' hIi
senco visiting friends and i in
nincd ho was ahout at the point ol
perfection, espt'C:ally in tho broad
making department, hut one nf hi.
liny 8 who kntiv whal bread m
when ho saw it, gave tin old gi-t.tlc
man a stum winder a'ujut hir
bread which ho will never forcut.
Ono morniiiir after thu tntal was
over tho judg.i went out into th
gudo-i to shoo tho ohiukons away
ami was ni.'-hinp they were i
, , lL , y
honhis cllcst son suguehted lo
,,,,,,,,, jf he miUj g0 illto t!lr
lloU90 Iuul give lC chickens fee
0f Ihat bread ll.ey would never re
,urn to bother him sny more. I
iwas a cruel blow lo tho judge'
fuirv Dinac u of fiimo 10 hid nut
in bis own riiino as a bre.t i mtker
wai thus r.r.hlossly torn asunder
We Bull
I'ry rougli lumber alJI.'oO; mum
hut tielter grade lloOO. Flonrii p
iuul ru.-tio at '2S, .".() and'.'!2
; These nre cash prices fur lumber ni
I our yards in I'linevills.
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Keppner Flood.
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ilities nr reported.
Ileppuer was a city of beautiful
Domes snd the main residence
ji'irtion wus located on the banks
of Willow cri i k for a distance of
n bout two miles. Within an hour
from the time the water struck all
that wmlcfi of this beautiful resi
denue portions were hundreds of
pilea of wreckage and death and
Irstruclion on every hand.
Fioiii tlio host information avail
shle nt this time, the dead and
missing, and for the missing all
hopes liuvo been abandoned, will
ii'it bo fsr from 250 people.
i title only about IM bodies
liavo been recovered, there are
insny (list never will b found.
Already bodies havo been found
10 inflii away and it is thought
'tint in ti i v have been carried as
fur as tlio Columbia river, a din
tsiico of 1) miles.
About 141 residence buildings
wero wrecked and carried away.
With a grout many of these build
ings not a hoard remains to iudi
onte Unit they had ever been
built. In th city alone the prep
arty loss will probably reach toOO,
(XX), while along Willow croek to
tho Columbia river, the loss will
foot up many thousands more.
Many ranches including build
ings and crops have been ruined.
Tho loss to the business portion
whilu not to be compared with the
residence portion will foot up
thousands of dollars.
A portion of the east aide of
Main street wo Hooded and the
huildiiiKS wer lifted from their
foundations tn (be street almott
blockading the thoroughfare from
travel.
The town is now well organiied
for tho dispatch of the immense
amount of wnrk.
Public meeting! were held Tue.
day a od Wednesday evenings and
different committees were appoint
ed lo take charge.
Mayor Frauk Gilliam, Geo. Con
ner and E M. !hutt comprise the
f-xecutivs committee with ofli;e a'.
(I. K. Woodson's law office, and
they are doing grand woik.
J. A. Woolc ry, of lone, is a great
soiker, i:i fact, there aro hundreds!
who should be mentioned.
The work of elenring out the
debris, snd tho search for the
mi-ping is not.' progressing in s
most satisfactory manner. The
irorkers are apportioned in squads
nrilh a foreman for each siuad and
the work is systematic.
There are r.ow 2000 men ai d
hundred of teams employed.
1 lie survivors snd sufferers ot
this ii ful disaster feci thankful
unit grateful for the quick and
willing responses at the call for aid
from the people of the state of
0:tgon. Workmen and supplies
ire rotuing in from many different
phices.
The town is now in a deplorabl
condition, debris, slime and mud
Is piled up in great quantities, and
it must bu cleared away or ths
health of the people will be in
;reat danger. 1 ho homeless and
orphan children are being taken
enre of as wall as possible under
the existiiig conditions.
lleppnsr's greatest need now is
monoy. the people of the town
snd surrounding country are worn
out Hndcr the awful strain and we
iced money to pay laborers to con
tinue the work.
The Light it Water company is
.loing good work and the eity is
protty well supplied with water.
lleppner Gaietle.
V lure a client who waits lo
o Into Ilia mock business ami
koiiI.I like to trad an elegant
eiht-room cottage. Ir good
raiiKa Iioiims or stock rattle. The
propoilr Ik aitualeit three blocks
Iiom The I'allea liigli ichool ; has
lolo; halh, hot and caltl wa
ter; nice lawn; tins baeeinent;
all kinila of truit and herrisa;alo
han a kikhI barn, corrall, hicken
Iioiiho and loin, carriage house and
i.t'ior iieeensary ulkuililitign. The
propei ty is nearly new ami was
erm-teil at a cost of almut i'50O.0O.
Would make a very desirahla
Ii. iido for sumo one wishing to re
tirei from biieiiirM or wishing to
(live their children the benefit of
a Iiiiiii Kiinxii eoueaiion. ror
furl Iter iHr'icolara sea or write to
lli nnoN A ItiionNiui.L Hral Ks
taik A Invknimknt t'o , Washing
ton St., The Dulles, Oregon.
Kd White ia the champion rifle
ihootest, when it cornea to killing
abbits, ns only tho other afternoon
one hundred bunnies laid down to
rest under his unerring aim. Dr.
tiessncr is coming in a very close
ccoiul. Thoy are open to a chal
longo from any and all comers.
WDRZIEILER &.
Since oar Jlem Goods have arrived
Dress and
Furnishing Goods
We carry everything you are in need of and of the very
that will astonish rou when the excellent quality of our
WURZWEILER & THOMSON
ffaatea1.
Two good, fresh milch -owe and
five dozen chickena. Address
IJavk Mauris,
Prineville, Or.
Lost Two to-yearoId
branded V on loft hip and
Information rewarded.
J. 0. rowEM,.
Suits and trousers, ready to
wear, ai uormisy ins lanur .
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At the Redhy Hotel, Room 14
X MISS HAWKINS.
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lias B UIFI cmrs uirpsiinkiiig a
t and ladies' tailoring estah- J
t tishment. All work strictly X
X up to date and guaranteed. I
make a plat o snr Townablp
In Th OaUlM land Dtsirtct,(not
In tb H errs) correctsKl up-
to-4s,te ror 00 oanu cull or
Poswva Stamp.
j RBA.I. BSTRTB AND
) INVBSTalKNT CO.
iiwisrwsv Mr iwmw w w s a as skst
THE DALLES OREGON
Ust.
One aorrel mare, branded on
left stifle with a circle with a bar
nnder it. Has a hole on left side
of head between eye and nostril.
Ono sorrel two-year-old stallion,
white hind feet, light mane and
tail, and split in right ear. A re
ward will be given for their recov
ery or information which will lead
to it.
Dr.C.A. Cu.ne.
v Drink V
MARYLAND CLUB WHISKEY,
It tastes OLD because it is OLD.
' For sale by
JfaWI'clIard A Henderson.
Sole Distributors,
Prtneviltf, Oreg.
Flans Tste Coalest.
Miss Georgia H.hIim
Misa Viviaa Ilsnkls ...
29 390
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Mrs. Clay A. Hipson
Misa .Mary Salomon
Misa Jakie Ilroek
g.3ti
two,
Miss Arldis YanderpooI
Misa Ina Hurley
Mi- Lilly Read...
Mra. A. M. Irake
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Mrs. Manda KUina
Mra. Wilda Itelknap
Smith A Cleek are in need of a
little ready money and those who
t owing tbetn would confer a
favor by calling in and settling up.
The Review office carries all
kinds of legal blanks, and is tbo
only place in Prineville that car
ries a complete and up-to-date
stock.
jasTsTkelley,
P HO TOGRAPHER
Highest Crado Work.
'i PrlnevUlo, Oregon. (
our store has taken, on a spring like
air. We haye the largest and most
complete line of Ladies'
ever brought to Prineyille. In the
Gent's Department la to be found the
very latest and up-to-date styles of
CLOTHING
A ft. Crn-er.
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LI.S ANT) A (iKKAT VARIETY O..' K A it .VI NKCLVSITIKS.
ELKINS
PRINEYILLE'S
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t M. A. TYE & BROS.
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We have just received
a new line of Men's and Coy's Nats, Over
alls, Overshirts, (Jndorwear, Fancy Neck
wear, MutTs and Handkerchiefs of all
kinds, also a full line of boots and shoes.
Don't forget that we carry a full line of
Fresh Fruit, Candy, Nuts, Tobacco ajid
Cigars.
Call and 'get Prices.
AH kinds of
N. A. TYE & BROS., PROPS ;
HINEVILLE. OinGOM.
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Died.
On Tcesday, Jone 16, Mrs. Amos
Bradshaw died at the stage station
some thirty miles this side of Sil-
ver Lake, and waa brought to this A. M, arnvirgat bhantko
- - . .fal i A. . . !
city and buried in the Masonie,
cemetery on the following' Thurs-
'
Mrs. Bradshaw was a resident of
Michigan, and but a few weeks ago
came to this section in tho hopes
of improveing her health as she has
been ailing for yeiirs. but to no
avail. Mrs. Bradshaw, ns well as
her husband and two daughters,
was a stranger in a strango land,
yet all was donv 'or t e s riikrn
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that could
ones lo wear ineir sorrow uiai couiu
be done. The church was well
Piled to hear the funeral services
. .i r .
which were conducted by Kevs.
Clark and Alter, and the casket
was covered with llowers.
THOMSON
best quality, at prices
goods are considered.
trade with
US
wliore yo'i i l g;t
l.OD I) GOUILS
I. U W P11ICK-! ;
larH etok to etleet
from, ami hereeviry
eff. rt be made to
V'ive you complete
ul s'aelion.
llemcmber
Me have
CI.'OCl-filKS.
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& KING
BUSY STORE.
Fishing Tackle.
I Rase Call Excursion to Shntiiko.
A special train will be run from
Wasco to Shaniko and return
Sunday, June 2i'th, leaving Wasco
l suou' t- wnooti, on account oi
the game of base ball to be played
at Shaniko between Moro and
W"c? Professional teams.
Jio&etu will be good orny on
special train on date of issue.
From Wasco, $1 25; Klondike,
1. 23; Do Mo?s, LOO; ' Moro, $ 1
00 ; Krskinville, L0(); (Jrass Valley,
.75; Bourbon, .75; Kent, .50; Wil
cox, .50.'
A great game and a groat crowd I
Mayors Catroi
,,reof Moro
Catron of asco and
jg
game.
will umpire the
C. E. Lvti.k, G. P. A.
T;ie Orepon Weekly Journal, a Domo
crutlo m-wwpaper. It pants, full of news
alt of It! $1 a year to any ai1lrs. The
Journal, r. O. Vox rorUtmU. O.
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