Prineville review. (Prineville, Crook County, Or.) 1???-1914, October 01, 1903, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text0 VJnU WSV'.ff! W,A-4 tr-3 .... rifWffl itfTJ r,j u-ri a m w (- tOh ?. Ir rf2 TOn El Hr Id 0 SI IAMIvO, Omcco.N. O o : i Headquarters Stockme S u p p l i WIC YOUR DICAMCHS? t t alyr JJriuruillr itlruiinit;f J TIIUHSDAV OCX. I. 1 :i .'ill file on tiroes ami 10 cts. on the diiil.tr k'. a cheek I Get your check for 10 cts. on the at Win- i dollar ut Wintiek's. I 1'icginniiig with t ho month of Salomon, Johnson Si Co. have j October n full line of Hulterick's i tlia most roii;i!.'t.' linn of gents' un- patterns at Wiunek's. j drrwnir to be fund in the cily. J .jss Mary Salomon l.'ft fur S i I Ladies, von should cull nt Salo-1 lem on Sunday. Minn Salomon ItlOO .liill 1; MOO A- ( M ft l.il uei, I lll-l r I U- i 1 I u t I li 1 1 Ufttiwil ilM !ilr Kelly It 'liolol are genuine worn. , ii- t i i . n i " ' beautiful hit of !utl k m silk and o. phlld than la. 1 ' i : r 1 1 1 f , r unt i o nod finishing liniibi r lit to Ijii used in I'.Mi:: build- I. OCA LICTTICS. 01 II f . Voiir accounts are mil j' i t to discount at Winnek's. Krv. II. C. I'htk will prcm-h at Willow Creek on Sindar Oct. I The largest oilmen! of fund hire ever brought to Prinivillo ea ully ariive t WiuiirkY ut ig i un only bii had ut I ho will Editor So'ulpclit of tbo Kcho at Deschutes was a Prinevillo visitor the latter part of last week. l!ro Sehlerht contemplate, e nlarging f A. II Lippman ni l ir ii cVCojil ill known firm H in i t!i t ('In k have thn famous Olyiupin bu r on t) at their phicc of ltif i tx-ci-, Wlo ii you want a lir-ttlum di ink of tbo bout n-vt Siiloimm, Julnuon Si t'u. bave nmdu i -all ut tli-j I'-crption Saloon, j t Motived nrw railoaJ of thr MlB, ttvT .,( j.r ,, y old reliable Milflii'll wJiiiih jp-iil Sun.l.iv r-vi-innn at tin Iioiiip Siritli A ("! k af in nerd "f a ' of Mr. and Mn t'iay A. Simpson, bi'.l.) rii lv iiioni y and tln!"i bo I'.i inj; oi l fri' odi of Mr. Siiiipnuu am oiiih thrill would i!i f r a ail k now ing tloit bit illm otllil fivor by lulling in and nrlllin up 'tirevrnt biiu fiom altriolini; thtir i' I .n,i I. n.ni.ii i ii onplprrf.iiiiiJi.oii, tin v vi rv kindly fcflbo bimieat llti:'a In the ritT i Kv hi III a llrllbtflll I'Vl'llill)! of tbo Kcho to a 5 column nbVct ind puri'Iiana of a now plant to re place tbn onu lost by firo a nbort timu since. Ciirpentera are improving each abining bour by putting some good helving in tbo Wurzweiler A Thomson waridiutiHe at the idn of tbi'ir "lore. I'aintera are crowding tbo carpciitcrH, and in about n hIiouI a week the firm will bave aluiOfl a bran new c-nlabiHh merit, one of the bet in Kastorn Ort'gnn. II. J. I'lilinor cin in from hi? much nt the Tules, 10 milea Kiitltli 1'trcy Davin, t,f Hinter, cwr over on I umiici-b Thu'nliiy lact. All rut urin e on druL'a nnd b duck forlOulH. on tb(-dollar at Winn-k'n, Will VViirrvrilj-r hi'" pnr(:ba"cd HO acrcB of land fiom tli Y, V.Si. C. M. It. Co, fttmt ( f town w bicb will bo Ufvd for a raiiolrack. Mm. J. II. Merrill and datigbter, Klnriiiiof. nri) etill BtifTuring from typlioid fever, though ut lunt ao (ouiiIh the iyii)itomn were not no alarming an at li rtl. Terry Iteud, of Culver brought in a potato tliHt weighed 4 poundi on Monday. The tuber was of the Alimka I'.eauty vaiielr, and was grown by Mins Lily R- ad on aogo brush land without iriigntion. It was plump nnd oolid and looked good tnougli to eat without the uhuiiI jreli miliary of cooking. W'astkh A trustworthy gentln man or ludy in ench county to manngo businc for an old estab lished house of folid financially Btnnding. A straight, bona fide I weekly salary of 1S.OO patd by1 t r 1 ..-.I .11 !t cliecK eacn .Motimy wun nn en peiises direct from beadipua Money a J vanned for Ivncluee addrersvil envelope. igr, IJOO Caxton lild., Chicago. Aniinotial, a new mixture of powdnreil ulumiuum and nitrate of ammonia, is claimed to be one of the safest of explosive. It is not linblo lo explosion by diock or fiiclinn. is not readily fired, is es pecially free from rpontanrous de-1 composition, and is even credited X with the rather surprising property X of being unaffected by moUture. It is fired with the urual percutsion cap. lierl Ma gem, of Shauiko, died on Fridny last at Portland, as the re sult of an operation for appendici lis. j WME1LER THOMSON NEW HIGH GRADE GOODS.: Our fall an dwinter stock is now arriving, and we are pleased to inform our patrons tli.it we now have the largest and most complete line ever brought to the city. Our line of Ladies vear, consisting'! of CLOAKS JACKETS SKIRTS FUUS ' COLLARS SiiOKH DiiKSSGOOUS For the Gentlemen we havo lress scirs 15USINKS3 St.'lTH UXDKI'.WKAIt shirts ROOTS SHOES 1 1 ATS CAPS And many other thingUoo numerous l mention.,, of lje Very beHt make3 anJ at all of which are of tl.e laUf.t ai.dti.(st spproved Blytg is the very loweet. price? that vlrteVJ! Ours is a busy store. We carry everything used in the home or : r'T'n !i on the farm, and we cordially invite one and all to examine our J immense stock of general merchandise and household supplies. We carry only the best, and sell at prices that all can afford to buy. WURZWEILER & THOMSON PERSONAL MENTION. Will Wurzweiler and family re turned home Saturday from a pro- Jlo liad been ailing ior fome , longed visit in Pordand. l mm;; nnd uuikic, w bicb n an hugely i of liend, Tuesday, for a two day rl J.iV rvl I'V .Mr. Mllll.lil. V A tlravi-s, I.. X. l irf' tt mid good deal of lime and coimiderablo K. M. Whito nrc bu-i!y enc ijied 1 money in improving this property, this week in lnying out into town j nd having one of tbo beet places loin a p.uti. mi of the I'lineville nici-I on the river n ports lire life every track irrminU This bind is the week or two an to him being mar- ornitt-rlv i i Si (' M-Minliin K ind it m ii inillir Mi,il n.oiiii nt that tin. eoiiiiiny is ' peacliineiit, nnd pays that when tli j at hist til put s.Miiti o on lb" market. 'ilit holdings new Moinietor unilerlnti In w to rater totli" want of th' pei.j 1 and iii ron ipienee, li- i' , to-.iviiig a hirgB palrotingn. Mr, t). A. llalin no'l daughter, Mi Annie HiU' li, di.veti in i fm:il ltend Ut Wednesday byll W Itn.ker. Mi" 1 1 :t -. who hi; L-.-n vinitinii in liend all summer, j . . . . i...- l ' n nv .i Willi inollier going id in-r u" i in the Hunt. Knights of IJ thins enter- turned Ibu Kaltil'ono Maters ny n ! .i k i t." i l i :.. f..... i...,d !.4l..piel lltl UHt lllU.'SlUy evening ; . .-..I.lllt oio.lgiu im.l .....n st the Hotel I'lineville. A II. inn- ; of melons I.i-l week tfiuii i In rry i.t am UkMi of lb" roinpnny ;.i-reek, t'r.iok eotnity, tint was tbr sl.ilo at table, nnd a very pretty ; fim-tt lot o have ever h.-ni, and ,,,, it lmtlK j.old readily l 1 retil- per pound i Mr Shtum has only three acres in undons, nnd on this intle patch be - . el . . I... has grown on ions, i uom in- bmtighl into I'linevi!!!' nvii'iiged iu weight fiom 'JO to M pounds null, Pr. flint? secured the largest I it lonk'-d neatly us big us the visit. Mr. rulmiT has put in a lied. ''Tiiey" have hud him miir- tuii. rie.l oil oncit a month uurtng uie of no ' Past summer. Ho denies the ini- I . r, I . I k t monllts, but was apparently in fine J Marion Temploton and family coudition w ben ho loft Shaniko to : and Miss Maud Vanderpol h'flt undergo trie o'ralion from which ( Tuefday for the lattei's ranch near j V he never rallied. liert was otijl.ava island in the Denhutts V years of ago and unmarried. II";Aftcr a visit there the parly was a. favoritu with everyone and i spend a month iu fishing on Davis j well connected, being a brother of and Odell lakes. i T i.. i i -f Iv.-ii i xi . , , , . 1 V juugo tuHji-is ui uiuuou. i"t Mrs. John lgle ana uaugnter.ji rn.nrat titlr fit u en no Kllli.lav at'w , i. v t I ... .... I f.-tl u. ...... j ' j .HISS Vuiia .M-'iuiB, re-iuinc.i iu Sulem. Prineville Sunday evening afier an An investigation of paving (tones ! absence in Portland of more than has been undertaken in Ireland by six weeks. John wears a w ide Prof. Joly. Ho finds that resist-: smile now as he goes about his auce to wear varies directly with work. the amounts of cpjarU and felpar MifS A jjio Vanderpool left on contained, the completely crystal- Xujuy',, ttage for Dufur, where lino igeneous granites, elc, '"g . he will become a tvpo on the Dis- farm imxm $c living THE FALL OF THE YEAR WITH ITS COLD NIGHTS IS APPROACHING. You Will Soon Need i a a rule the toughest, lioeka ttiatl patct4 for winter. As the is a are ueciucaiy porptiyritic, porous ; vtry poj)Uur JOung lady iu I'rine- or glassy are to bo avoided. A cer tain coarseness of grain is usually desirable, as lino grained rocks, like i certain Welsh diorite, are liable lo become slippery. ADD A NEW DEPARTMENT. Bttrnlnu-t and tiwaiwy Make Additions to Their Immrato Business. vilie her mot intimate fneuds have given her three weeks in which to tire of her new location and return home. Bring m the Goods. Prineville, Ore. Sept. 2(1, l!03. Editor Prinevillo Ileview : The j .,..!.nn,l had l.oi.n rjmiistid t."l UIIUCIPIIKU w.v.. - IUrnliart nnd Sivasey, the adver-jact 8g co lector for the St. Lnuis tifcing linn of Sao Francisco, hJ ;,j Ild the Lewis and Clark I fair nt Poitlar.d, Oregon, in PJO.'i added an engraving plant to the departments of their business. This move has been made in cder that their cuts may receive the initio careful supervision na have the other brunches of their work as originators and manufacturers of advertising matter. This engraving department has been placed at once upon the high- j Win. Haider pure Hun of boises from based a fine J. 11, Merull. jVtwcck and mi Friday left fr , ftiiji into Southern Oregon, Mr. I llnlil -r has entetisivn in'.eresls in j !' ititral ami Southern Otrgoii that jjfr'1'tirrt bis iliilliediatii attention. :!ln will iirobuhly b absent fiom a 1 nncville tivu week. The talented Mit-s Georgia 11 rp f and her good company have ii euti-rtaiiiiiig the theatergoing ip"'le of I'liiii'villo this week. lint tbi-v havo given satisfaction 1 evidenced by l! e comfortably 'lfil Iioiisih every evening. Misn "'i"r'a delitieiitioti of Ciiinill" is Miikingly iialurHl and onu wntclo s I'l" half ertind eompii tin's iniions ""ii liieatlih'HS inlcret-l wlum t !' f110 We. of her life is denied her. jv'liila thn slago facililim am not of ? o heat thn play and its lesson r'll'l not full to keep one on the ) . iv during Iho latter half. " eoiiipany will leave tomorrow ' the Kusl and will not bo seen "litis vielnilv for a vsur iiunin. ei , ' , "H'lever It noes thn roiiiniinv IS 'ititul i . i ... . t i n no siiceessiui, ior n i' J"1"' i Ihn phij H sitlinr I'oinitdy in ? HI in ii ii .. ..i ..... i i . i. .. in nun rrircicil nun pmj ' ''"il iitul thn company has been H'tlier fur n number of years. happy event happens he will tell the papers along the line about it. No i.ew developments in the loiikcl case tire reported. The boy, who is still in the county jail, maintains his innocence, but talks verv little. No ti ii'O for the prr- . . '. . i i i i It miliary lientltig nas oeen ei, nu, seeing that he would be bound over anvwav. it is likelv lint none will bud. 'sheriff Smith ami Deputy j user of plates upon the Pacific District Attornev IVll, win) have . I oast. n on n rtill limit up and having promised to get to gether a good representative collec tion of the products of Crook coun ty would ask the co operation of all residents of the county in get ting together the best possible of the following named articles : Wool, woods, grains all kinds, grasses, wild and sown, vegetables, Harry V leader of I1 hot water ever be is, est plane ol t iiioiency ny u.o pur-. njiCrals, building stone, eha-e of lh latest machinery j flour ffom wheat, rye and all other throughout nnutne employment oil - d produol9 oftho niil3. Hair ropes, saddles, rawhide ropes, furniture from native wood, school the best workmen lo be obtained. It will manufacture line and half tone cuts of the best grade for the doctor when he was t ikin it home.. ii'ktr, t'tP young band ,-ii,l , is i ('ii l i ii un ily into over son, etliiiiv', wher When w we;u I liend a short tmi" since ho stole our best girl and left ih a lonely inmtal in a lonely ho:!. I, slid yet we pie setvi d a dig'.ilicd sib-nee, Nest be look ui 1J miles up the Deschutes iu a tig and while wit were busily engaged in yntikim,' trout from the river be quietly slipped away nnd left UH the pleasure of ft long walk back to liend by the pah' yellow light of the new moon and with the weight of 'Jt pounds of lish on our shoulder. We siiid nothing about thnl, either, Ibit this time forgive ness' will be slow in forthcoming-Lin-t week he treacherously fet to wolk and alienated of our d"g, l) eaiiilio to Ox came been on a rtill limit up tuo river, returned Tuesday, but lliey have nothing to say concerning the case. I f any evidence has liarnhart and Sivasey's establish ment, at the corner of Mission and New Montgomery Sis., is tbo larcest of its class in the west. been secured . . .f ,1 . . i on the trip these geiitltnien aro;iu,i'uu ieei oi uuor eji.o mo ur keeping it to themselves. Circuit j by the various departments of the couit convenes in u few weeks, and business and besides writing adver- tht matter will bo settled then. ! Using matter, phmninfi campaigns i .i i: r ,i,...,,;u;.,,. and Elisabeth '"r ' fM"-"u'"" 0 0 A HEATING 4 WE HAVE ANTICIPATED YOUR WANTS AND HAVE IiOPGHT FOR THIS FALL'S TKADE THE LARGEST AND i;E-;T ASSORTED LOT OF HEATING STOVES EVEK SEEN IX PRINEVILLE. WE HAVE CAST liOX STOVES, STEEL BOX STOVES (NO) Coniinon Air-Tight Heaters, Wilson Air-Tight Heaters. THESE GOODS HAVE KEEN SELECTED WITH OA It E. AND ON ACCOUNT OF OUR LONG EXPER IENCE. IX THESE GOODS WE EELIKVE WE CAN SERVE YOU PETTER GIVE YOU BETTER VALUES AND OI K GOODS WILL GIVE YOU BETTER SATIS FACTION THAN GOODS FOUND ELSEWHERE. S Pr.ees as Lom as Quality will Permit 4 4 Misses Annie ! appropriations they have an artdo- L-h emiilovs twenty I u-hti Kitell t thi'ir vacation nt fro,,, that: pat tment which em . i i .. . t t fi hitfh c ass artists, a printing plant tin vuii! town Wednesday and hit, mK" ' , , ,f . i . r. Ti..'fiillv loii iniodam their a est ad- I. iirii'a il I'l V V 1 I'U lilt iltl, tho iillVrtimiH niui roiixi'd the fellow bun lo lieiiu. I .. . home yestci'lay, nowever. Thn strenuous il'n at liend was too iucIi for even him. Diillet next day, where nnsuies in the land oll'icti was awaiting them. The ladies were escorted from Rend by Mrs A. M. l'rako and Pr. C. S, ha returned to Rend tbo sanin day. Tho Misses Lang enjoyed their visit to Central Ore gon very much and regretted great ly that their leave of absence, pro eluded a longer stay in that do linblfiil spot. As otliei.il Miss Lang gained valuable information concerning the desert ami timber lands ;f Crook count v which would be ol inoalculablo benefit to one in her positiou, dition n photo engraving plant. Bout Aiiyt'.itntj. G. W. Circles brought to the Re view c tli eo hi.-t Friday two sugar beets that weighed ol pounds, one 15, the other 111. They were grown on his farm west of Pi ineville, and tho seed was planted April 5. When asked to save one ol them r.. it... s!i I miis exi ositioti. Mr. a government; ; , ,,., ,h had some bigger than those and that he would see that some even larger vet would find t)oir way to the 11)0.1 fair at Portland from the Circles ranch. work by pupils in the county, samples of mineral and medical waters, and anything manufactur ed or collected in the county any thing put on exhibition will be j P duly credited to tho donor andjj nltMrtt-flr.ld 1-f.l 11 r M tll tllforill IVtrtof a permanent vxhibit of the county's resources. Gko. St' mm Fits. 51 LADIES FURN'U INQ GOODS.... HI- Mrs. B MILLINERY AND LATEST STYLES IN COB3BT8.X-.' CCKS.V TO MPS. SLAY ION. EsirayeJ. From tho range west of the Horlon it Saver mill, ono black mare, branded )( with bar over on shoulder, scar on knee ; one buck gelding with white hind foot brand ed JO on slide, had bell on. Pre sumably strayed toward Silver Creek and Prineville. Suitable re ward for information. Gko. V. Cone, Rums, Or. ! Notice. ! The next meeting of the Prine villo Amateur Athletic- club will be held in the Belknap Hall Thurs day evening Oct. IstntS o'clock, for the purpose of electing officers and making final arrangements about building and apparatus. A full attendance of all signers of the charter list is dusired. ill Our e'-.x-k of Millinery and Livtte' Furnfshln Oooda U np-t-J-UaU Hiui Ui l vl ar lUa latest una most approved. Hue (r.M.1 me all tusl-gnaa and will be sold at price wituu i -.a rnali o!' thoio oven tu molorr.te circu:cataaca. iugii aAini NO INFFR10R GOODS KEPT IN STOCK SCHOOL BOOKS AND i A Wonderful Dtjcovery. Ji! One of our lending Western phy .'S'.sicians on being interrogated as to I what he regarded as the best rem j edy for all ailments that the hu- ;.... ... . . .a man flesh is heir to, ana wnai is .All klncs of me cnoisosij .,. ,.,.,,;,. nr re- -, , HIV W J.,,v,l,,,1"v ' , and Up-tO-date SChOO! SUP- j plied, Portlaxo's Cu b Whiskey, , pilCS 111 Prinevi'ie, are tO US t bs I know it is a pure bourbon. I fOUtirJ at the drug Store Of j Well matured and aged in wood. . f-.w enla t nit f rRt.rl II HR llpillpr. no snsMCnFJ ""'" All parlies owing for lumber at the Maury sawmill will please come forward and settle as I need the money. Wm. MiMklkis. Wanted The Review office wants some cordwood for the win ter. Any amount of good dry juni per will be accepted, from one cord to four, either on subscription, job work, or for a cash consideration. ! Bring oa your wood.