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About Prineville review. (Prineville, Crook County, Or.) 1???-1914 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1903)
7 1 . is SgMwara C Pease Co t KIIANIKCI orircov a 4 O Headquarters for Stockmen's Supplies ............. 8 P. DONKEL MOUDKniSD, Anln Kill and nunc HI 4 Victim Particular Moig-r. H. I'. Donkul was killt'l ami bur ifd on his own liuiiii'Bti'ui) at the Meadowr, nciir Litva, one day la-t week by pnrtifH unknown, lie had been iniuiii'K for ft week when hi ion, U. M. Donkul, who had been up the river looking for cuttle, came home. The ton and V. II. Brock, who hnppemd along. Uiirted to nearch for the ..Id man. but were unauccefifful until finding a rpot of ground that hud been burned around in u circle cloee to the barn. Seeing iui-picious rigna of digging, and the anhcc, and as younjr. Donkel hud not burned any tubble there, Tuesday the rucn procured tools and wi i t to work. In a moment the body of the unfor tunate man was partial') exposed, and the son irnmediutt ly started for . I'rineville, arriving bere early yesterday morning. He notified the coroner and sheriiT, Deputy Prosecuting- Attorney Hell and Dr. Belknap, who left at once for tbo j Meadows, tbo murdered manSi home. j As the body was not ntirely cx Immrd the wound that caused T WBRZWHLER - THOMSON ! A KM C Wli YOUR PRINEVILLE REVIEW. J UfHHDAY IIEIT. 17. 1U3 I.OCALICTTICS. A Club danco will be given every New fall Millinery good at Mrs. ..ii.r.l t.itrht at (ilato'a ball. K. L. Bradford'! Millinery parlors ('(immitthk. ;(irand opening of tame next Katur- xi ... m-..;ii ii.. .i...ui,tr day. Every lady it invited to visit of Jake Merrill, who live, eome 10i" PrlorB on lt" at7 ' " .1 1 it. - .1 .1 . ..1 .. INKW HIGH GRADE GOODS.: I Our fall and winter .stock in now arriving, and we arc pleased to inform our patrons that we now have the largest and most I complete! line ever brought to the city. adics wear,'Consh-tin;j' Our line of I. of , CLOAKH JACK KTS SKI UTS i-i;i:s COLLAUS MIOLS LLL'.SS c;ood.- And innny olhtr Ihirga too iiuinfrmiB to all of which art of the luUbt and u.cfcl uj piusx-o style. iiienti'in For tho Gentlemen we havo MIVM CIT3 Bi:iNi-:ss slits l.'XDEUWKAR SHIRTS BOOTS 8 HOES HATS CABS : All of the very bo.t makes arid at prices tbat 'in th'i very lowest. Ouis is ii busv store. We curry everything used in the home or: on the farm, and we cordially invite one and all to examine our bumfid the wound that caused I dath could not be wen, and, u.nii ; I iinniouse stock of general liicrcluiiiaisQ and houselioia supplies. $ -?llfpar;Sii We carry only the best, and sell at prices that all can afford to T I I I II. .1 I ..... hnvnl A been the motive, or perronal fpite,i OUV aa air. ionnei nuu nui unn i j aociable toward anyone Bince the j death of bia wifu in June. jj There is no (inehtion a a to its be- j ing a foul, doliberate murder. maining to be dino yet are '"'"ing:f4 V the came and the lerpctrator, and i 11 applying the proper punibhment. PB.t3oNLM3:iTios. Frank .Devine lift lakl Fii WURZWEILER & THOMSON Obituary Kunice M. Horney was born in for Borthirni, to be gone somo uu. Warren County, Illinoii, July Is, j Ocar Crane and wife left tl.n 1HS4. With her parents came toj fi k for Paulina, to make their Oregon when seven years old. future borne. i mile below town on Crooked river, !, feriotmly ill with typhoid fever. ! I'nintera have iuol finii-hed paint- Kelly'a phiilos are (jetiuiuo woikn ! inR the rraidenre and fence of Dr. if ait. W'nik on the new brick building of u'Snl bmtlipra i being ruhed iiUmg rapidly, and it will only bo a fl. irl tiinu until completed. Smith Clvek are i" need of a i..,!.. ... .1 v .. v' mill lln'M' wllD dil ereally to of bit liaiidnoine I'-idknap, which dm Appearance properly. S.nee i.au.ng he ..I. on Mg lhe . fuur aa a circular letter the price of , . . , Plr at Burns. On laat Sunday morning at 10 a. m. the buildiin known aa Floral Hall at llurna. waa burned to the ground. The building waa a large bein bOi'H feet, and was to They lived near HrowiiBville, Ore gon, until when family ahe came to Crook County, Oregon W. A. Beli and family n turned Willi tholi,,., Vr;,l.. v' frnm a ten d;iv' OUlil'C ir....ui,., L ! . . , . '";""v"',iii lhe l ascaae nicuniaiun. . , wf o .T.i . ? ti...i:. 1 . r. f . . .. , ... ' r . . ("tinn, oi i auiiua, .ni ii . ul,. ... l luir in the DUUlIC . . , v. .,., - . r i l he HalieB el.?ruay, where he in . I ..u .......I.. nr., I InnV I ' . . il....la lr Bi.on.i ft fW d.V&. . ... - , - . y t m-r-N II 5 "Hock and Hye," i. e., l'.radhi; and Slubling, ilrutntr.ers, paid a fi'wr nalenl niedicinea cut. We will meet all cui pricea . t r . . . .... -ti .1 - l . are owing Uu in woui.i eonu r a BIH n, mhimon win gie ine cubi fivor by calling in and nettling np. ! r,, (in trade) on the Kev. 11. C. Clark will preach poU. Alt. i.tHjnJay morning and evening ' Tiik Win.k Co. mi I'rineville, and at CUypool bI a Kroul the I'rairio City Milter we oVloik in the Bll.-riio.ui. Ail are ,.4r that tho lixio Meadow Mill- invite 1 tJ 4' II th" ' vice. ning Couipany liave croaacut their b'lge and now are into a f aoliJ led of high-grade ore 15 et in width. That old aaying, it i never raina but it jvoura, ia true in ( regard to their mines, aa they are llogga' new turn h counter I. onel proving richer each day and thoae l)flh. bu-ie-t pK.o... in the ,i,y. of our peoplw who are bold.ug a.oc-k , i .r.t iiniU in then) are tube congratulated. The new proprietor uuderi.Uti.la , .... , w.u of the! It. K. hortncr.of Knimett, Ida- - I,., i. im tint who formerly waa one of I. a to urrn , ntxl wei-H ai inai piaee. run while it looked like the atablea, filled race boraei, would burn to gether with all in them, aa well as other valuable property, but by well directed effort the fir waa confined to this one building. The burned building waa owned by Harry C. Smitb, and the Joas ia a - ....... I evere one to him. At 2 ,10 in the ; ICTCIO Ull ll Ml".. . - . . afternoon, Preaident Donagon of i until ome hours after her death receiving a Urg palronnge. The Ueview reeived a Utter Uil Monday from J. I. Htiaton, who . ft beio so time ago for Manila. dated Bt Y.ikhoma, Japan, Augimt -'", in wbicli he ray, t..n day and f.innl tnil.i from .-. .. U'.rm hiiL nleiinlht. Fine ..,.1 unnd lime. ill r the fair association called meet ing of the Fair board, to see what rteps ahould be taken towards erecting a building to take the pla.'e of thia one for fair week, and it was the unanimoui sentiment that a tf mporary building abould ol I he erected, and now the work is 'd of i, . ...i ., rtmnli of the couutv. and much interest in her work. though holding a cerli.lcate, bhe so . . i . i . . .. . r.. 1, muc i ueeircd lo ueuer iuiny nci-, . , .... eitv a niiHiuess visit lliis e. k. It fnr more flhcienl work that fche ; ...o., .,i ..,.r-.i.n!; W. C. ralmchn, of I ulmel. Normal .chool during her vacation. V1 B,Uy and c While there ahe was taken witt.("y J , .. i.fk.. :n.,... f busincFS matters. nneumonia ana ain-r an , . aome ten days, died August 11,' J. u lTowarJ, the cattle kin? ol She waa in the home of a Crook and Lake countu-?, arrive,! friend who rendered the care oft 'in rrinevillo latt Monday from mother until her mother reached . Silver Lake to etay a few days, her bedside three days before herj Tom0'Connell and rons came death. The father did not arrive in from their homestead last iuei- day, and tpent several hours in our to mailer? cf husi A. V ft a-- CM. ' a V 1 AUv.v s -fi t W yy trade with us wLere yoa will get GOOD GOODS LOW ri'CES; Urjce rtoek to, select from, airJ where eviry effort itl m naa tcr give yoa complete . rat'alaclioo.- liemember we have IIARDWAKK, IU- . : county's iti.ms, purchased .H,itlC pughcj ,ong ai fast ' men tn... i. i .c.. .i. fjmi ri " ' . - Mecurs. Alien i,.u".. ' their choice thoroughbred bucks, which will he at once taken to his place in Idaho. In conversation with Mr. Fortner he Informed ua that thfl bucks raised and bred by Messrs. Allen A Lnfollelte give him belter ralisfuction, and are 10. u in ; ,. . . ......... i.;,., fr biKii inir nurnoses, me. at nor rv..k r , f ullf l)rt.K,,or , M,,il,i S.,lember piircllllM,f. ThU is certainly a OK. uli A, m-als .l.y '', ,., .illimi!lIi c.m,.inR as it does j,i,.k. 1 m-nd regards to; whicl( 1 proves to be ttuu from his extensive essmiil . Ti..,s0 .heen will he did gave;..:., ko. and than placed .iii.. .. - - tileutv 10 nil my frien Is." NothinK that lhe recent .,f the M. V.. Conference m.iru siitisfaclion to the people ol j( n ,)0irit ,lu Clira l'riuevitlo lluiu tl. U of reluming j Uidr J.ij ,, a lion. ,1. I..nl.l C, ClarK 10 Hi" jwi-... and taken to . I lt. v. II here. During tbo two years of the llev. g.-nlleiiian's slay with u be him wo.ked steadily toward up- inlding his church and christian- it y generally, nnd by hi" conduct and upright bearing has gained tlm chtu -m and confidence of all mir people, and hi return M hailed with d.-light and pleasure. Mirs Anne Lung, of the Dalles, accompanied by Misa llessie, arrived in I'nueville Min day afternoon, remaining mi'il Monday noon, leaving ut tbat tim" in company with Mrs. A. M. Drake Tor llend, whero they will remain as Mrs. Drake's guest for Home time, Misa Lang is tho iiccommo dutimr nnd oblluiug Receiver of Thu Dalles land ollioo, ft ml l"rt lutinclioii of being hnlilinii that iionilioii Slates, nnd one that i tiuiiUii',il in every way to fill that reepoiiHi bin ollico, as ahe has hud years of experience 111 that lino f biiHiuefS, having served us chief clerk of tin euiuu lund ollico for yearn. On last Monday Dr. Helknap asMsted by Drs. Morrison ami Kosenberg, found it necessary to perform an operation upon tho lit tle C, year old girl of Mrs. K. I''rna- 1, lm was kicked In tho head th oir. ami of which mention wna niade in the the lime of lhe accident. Tho Drs. removed reveral piecea of skull which wvre pressing into the ns well as removeu ! nbsceas which had formed on I., Tim litllu ono ever '110 on." .iiico tbo accident U been uiv i,. ..ml considering the ne cmini i.- . vB,ity of tho wound it i u wonder i . i... n..,l ko lone: nnd while SIIO l.i.n " ' .1... bus notiMissed the danger pert . i . .,:i.,ii;tv nnnoara so ,1 rut, ner " j i ..and '"H U,,,i . ' tllllt hopes uro entertained U'" ""'f, W, ,7t in lime .1- will recover. Tho in the Cuileii ...... tj . ...rious one, and HCCIO. IIV .""' ., U,,, mother deserves the r-ympawiv f l in her trying ordeal of nurs- iK tl. littlo one, who i worn.. . lu.iost U. d.th. 10 to"Uh and Btrongt.il. do it. and all will be in readiness by the time set for holding the fair. For the account of the fair and the work of rebuilding the burned house we are indebted the Times Herald, who with their usual pub lio spirited ness, got out an extra edition of their paper, setting forth all the facta and mailing it every where. Bom. Mrs. S. A. Lytle, of Paulina, nreae nted Mr. Lytle with hand some girl baby on the ninth in stant. Mr. Lytle ii proud of the liuln Mias. and well may he be. as a baby in the home ia a joy to all. On laat Friday to the wife ofJ. V. Cornelt of Summit 1'rairie, a nice girl baby. The little stranger waa a welcome addition to the household, and is queen of U the surveys. Married. At tho Baptist parsonage on yes- -v lit terday morning, by llev. u. Tripled, Klmer N. tSilluni and Miss Minnie Noble, ol t uiver, Ore gon, were united in marriage. May the aunrlnne oi proec... follow tho happy couple throughout life. A Wonclorft.1 Dlaoovery. fit. nf nnr leadina Western phy siginns on being interrogated aa to what bo regarded aa the best rem edy for all ailments thai mo no man flesh is hair to, and what is Iho best preventive of disease, re plied, I'okti.anii's Ci.ni Whiskey, nn I know it is ft pure bourbon. Well roaturod nnd g"d in WQOll For ialo by all first-clftBB dealers. titters fjiv atlci'.dinii ' ness. The brother and younger were not at her burial. Kunice was converted, and unit p yi )onnldson who has l with the Methodist hpiscopal ! llinc fall church when 12 year old. She i acooin panicl by It. J. Skclton ho recently came to this county from the East, were visitors to our city was waa an earnest christian and her object waa to help othera to a bet ter life. She was a faithful worker in the Sunday School. Before ahe became delirious el.e said she would not get well, but that abe was not afraid to die. Her remains were buried in Salem. The family have tho sympnthy of many friends, and through their tears comes the joy of hops for Christ said, "He that believeth in tne, though he die yet shall he live again." Jn Fond Memory or Eunice Homey. lUrk! 1 hot the llrnim uf AngrU In tlw ittnunrc. oimu.g near. Ami I cr tilt wi.m r pinioned O'er llir rlr ml chcillil her'. T Ihr If)' l"" ",ul l"l Life unit Uouty of ihc the home. Srrltil no for Chri.lt n ?riict. Collnl for l Ihc hrrnk of morn. rHnlh reinnl l.nmh anil ilrath rrm.'.l i-ruel Ami we prnvrJ. "Oh, ly thy litnil. J Vet drnr Hulliw M.-.I K wcftly Inst Tuesday. A. II. Lippman of the firm of Lippman & Co., Prineville's enter prising furniture dealeri', let'i hft Monday for Portland, where he will lay in a largo stock of new nnd up-to-date goads. K. II. Mooro, a prominent mer chant, of Moro. who was o:.ce resident of this city, together with his wifo and family, spent iv dny or two with us the forepart of the week visiting friends and acquaint ances. ' Jj i Wo have a client who wauls to go iirto tfia stock li.Kiii.ess ami 1 wot.lil like to trmltt an ili-tf .nt f cinhl-room cotisire f"r i; ".I j lune lioises or stoels eatlle. J lie J T r.urv i4 Mtnutrtl IIiiih' b!i'ck a Vl'IKVKNfS IVACiONf, l;l (iiiU, l'l ru t jr $ MILLS AND A UKEAT VAH1KTY OK FA KM NECrLb-iribi. V ELKINS & KING PRINEVILLE'S BUSY STORE. RED FRONT BAZAAR Wilh th. Ilrnvcnty Anurl Iwiid. A1C Wc wet Ihc iihllllns t..rmenl W hile in.1 purr In the tlit of Ihc Ininh. Ami the ullvcry ulleen of llrvrn KcScling her In the Chrtmly t"'l With whnt weet tri.l woul.1 Kunice Rret Hi. " c.n.1.1 he really to .. come. No.ui.rc alxhiux, no cryina. Cunlee w.y "I ml safe it home." So we lalil her, Rcutly Ini.l her, W here tile morulna in.' nrHt ms Iturt umii her iirnve ilhilory. Like the rcwirrrvtitm 1V' .Mr. HeelAit Kixs. Salem. OrcKi.n. finiii rim ttiuti heliiK.I ; Iiuh two lots; bath, hut ami eiM wa ter; nieo lawn ; lino liasenn'iit ; Hllkinilat.flrt.it an.f heitiow; !o had a ie-l barn, eorrall, hi. ken house iumI I..M, earri..i!0 lioil.-e an t other neeiwary oi.tbuil.linp. 'lli pro)erlv n.-nrly new ami waa ereeteil at u en-t of atuinl $J.'nH) 0 ). Wonlil ik Vl'rv tteiriil'lo liome for sou.. tine ilir.ir I;. r. tiie from h'tfinesw or wishinit to ulvo their el.ilil.vn t'.e hem-tit of , t a l.inlt n.'liool Cih.ralio... For i further mr'ieiiHn'8 noa or write to ! Ht nsoN A BuoAxinti, Kett. Ka- J I T.vr t Invksi mksi- Co., Wihini! IT i Si Tli.i D.illt. Oreitou. i: t i i i T it a i o h1 M. A. TYE & BROS. We have just received n new line of Men' and roy's IfaU, Over alls, Overfhirts, I'nderwear, Fancy Neck wear, Muffs and Handkerchiefs of all kinds, alfo a full line of boots and shoes. Pun't forget that we curifc a full line of Fresh Fruit, Candy, ats," Tobacco' and Cisar. Call and got Prices. AH kinds of Fishing Tackle. N. A. TYE dvBROS.. PROPS nvrvlt t V irVREOOM. ' - . " v, : i ii lie Druggist. LAD1E3 FUEN1SH INO QO0D3.... LATEST STVLEd IN CORSETS.... t and choicest drngj, patent medicines, toilet l .A.&atc, which are to be found only -in an up-to-de if Mrs. E. L. Bradford, . CCkSOR TO MUX. SLAV rOS. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING Our stock of Millinery nnrt Illea' Furnlchliix Oootls Is op- SSJatS?and thetylM a.-e the latest .uul iilir iruod are ivll liltrti-grml .t will bo iiolil b. p. k"S CAURilii lh ieles, toaiis, bru drug store. A li"o lino of stationery. Prescriptions carefully compounded. -We ,U carry in connection with our drug line, a full and complete lino of tho very best nnkos of furniture. ''looring ru--iic, 'and Cnihing If you want the very beet of job lumber lit to bo used in 1903 build- Wk done or an advertiscraeni j iag can only b b;ul at the well Ahat pays, the Ueview oflice is th tunti tin k rv MIUNKBY CHEAP NO INFFRIOR CSOOD6 KKPT IN STOCh. i i . ,1 -7 0 rt 1 1 y : U " ' :1 -' -1 i - . . fi ' i t . . i i i 1 I - 1 ' (i ff fi . - "4". . : 4 i
