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Crftniitxatlun I rtor tnrt MHmboralilp of
Over 70 to (Start W.t:
Headquarters Tor
Stock men's
Supplies
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OCT B. 1 K)
LOCAL1CTTKS.
Smith A fleck are rcpapuringl Gi t your check for 10 eta. on the
and refitting the Reception in on - dollar ill Wiiinck'o.
ariistia maun r. j A rut prices on drugs nn.l a
Salomon, Jolumoti A Co. have -check for 10 cts. on the dollar nt
the muht complete lint; of gents' tin- Winiuk's.
derwear to to fuund in the cilv. I ft.. :i mi i
j 1 LIV L oil III; 1 1 rllj a j uu It iiuwt
jj I. mlicH, you should mil nt Salo-j to Ii your llm s, if they need fix
, i uion, joiiimnn ,v i o ami hi o uicir , mg. j (a will cost some money,
Kelly photos ro letiuino works:, ,., . ,. - , , , .,, , , ...
j Brl j beautiful line of ladies hiik niul ; to Lo euro but it is a very necessary
j wool id. iid tdiawls. i piece of business and must ho done.
lour account are su.geci a j , ..,.,...! Let us how to the will of the onto-
lumber fit 10 he mod in l'.HKI huild- " " "r "ut s nrB '
;ng can only be had at lho tv-llj' 'fu condition. Fires aro a no
known finn of A. 1! I.:..ii.anAro.!ci,,iy'but unH"fe ch,n'-
I noy they n.ny prove a very expen-
rnuin v v ii i s nave uw lainoun
dmcounl at Winnrk'i.
A. (1. HichardKon h acerptcd a
ponitioii with Klkint K i C
hookkfptr.
The lirgrit ortment of furni
ture evr brought to Trinptillu will
iOlympin beer on tup at their place
jof btieinei". When vou want ii
lirft clarit drink of tho heft beer
nhorlly arrie at Wimuk'.
raiomon. .n.on ,v v o. "' IHle c,, t H, Itecrption Saloon.
JUKI rrcelvfd a new cnrioau oi wie
old reliable Mitchell wagon.
Mm Fay l.atuaon, of Hajrtack,
i iufTerian from an attack of ty
sivo luxury and one that alight
cnue doino round oath from the
insurance agent.
Over ti'KH) ions of liny wore burn
ed last wrfck in t Lo Chrwaucan
lOtoieil. i iid riiiiiii i . j
i l.y tho pugar, w hich form '- to . '
Hev. C, II. l ake, rector of St ; 1)(.r -,. ,,f ,IU c,tt,,.
The !
will
l'aul'i Kpiacopal church of
lUlle. la in lha city. Ho
bold rvice on Sunday.
Binith A Clerk aro in nerd of a
marline inrougi. me uropping oi a l!ll)ur(mt,ll(s 0f their tjU?iei8.
lighted ciLiaretti, tuh in llm Muh- L., . , been made in order
their cuts inoy receive the
Atiie careful supervision o have
the other branches of their work as
originator ami manufacturer of
Anaemic percon and coiivuIph-
mil fcekinir htrengtli luM great
M. .nt in Dim itrniMi fiirn n-liii'li in. i.i.. fei.:.. ...:n ..... .. ,1 ..r
, ... ..v ... , , , dir. i mi n hi iiiucu ii :iiuiviuuijjg
imi minium aur.iciion in ii ie , ,. ,, i , i,. ,,,i ,i,. ,! ,
1 ; I . ...1.. Ml. ! . . . .' " -"i.v
,-noia irrrr av w. ,,,),,, T, (.1Vl.tH nr(
Itrlknap in thi city.
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per c
About 10IKI ineiuber of tho In
ternational I vpelouniier l nnm
lut.lick for higher pay hint week,
and lho tvno trtift i nboiit to re- j
lilllo ready money and tlnmo w ho t.fVlS a m,rrKi tlu(B of it own ined ;
ar owinn them would confer a J Ku0, That' right boy, lloldj
fivor by calling in and aettling up , i;iVi "cm their nre.lin's.
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Kditor lHack.of the Journal, u j .. nTll, Cleveland , tr'J " reniarKcu mat no renuixmi
An cnthiiriiiiKtio mci ling
Hi-Ik ihii'h hull IhhI Thurrdii
iiuiik'd the introdiiiCon of tho
f.iKliinnnhle club inio J'i ineville.
Il i known an llm 1'iiiicvillo Ama
teur Athletic Club, and Mull in
huini.'x with a meniberiliip of 70,
About .'!0 inrmherH were prerent at
the ineciling and liisteiiod lo r ports
of coinriiittet and diHCUHKed wnys
niul mcarifl of getting a clubhouse
and furnishing it in lh ruoct op
proved and up to date manner with
nil tin) parnpliauulia pertaining to
flint cliikH iiiHtitutiori of this kind.
The ulmoH harinony prevailed and
tho liecricHt intercBt wiis iminifcBt
throughout all lho dt liburalioup,
which laeted till well along toward
midnight. Officers were elected at
a ptcviou meeting.
l'liucville'lia long been in need
of a club. The lack of suitable
place of arnuxenunt for our young
men hus been the subject of dincus
sion for many years among (hone
who, without family ties, aro at a
Ion for congenial and haruilefs
atuueement afur their labor are
over for the day. The object of
the club are, iih it name indicates,
to provide a tuitable and coinfort-
i able place iu which to fpend the
evening, to pioiuoto good fellow
ship, tho athletic npoit iu genera),
and advance the nocial landing of
the community at large.
A ludie' annex ia provided for
in the loiiblitulion, no that the
gentler nex ib never to be overlooked
for a moment, and ladies' nights
will bo had when you can bring
your sweet nets lo the club to charm
and entertain and be entertained.
Tlnre are junior and tenior
members. The firt clans includes
boy between tho age of X and IS,
and tiio nepoi.d nil men over the
n'c of 13 who are sound in i:iind
and body and of good moral char
acter, i
We advio all who can do eo to
send in their names at once for
charter membership. Over 70
names are already on the charier
list, which is considered to be a
goodly number for a city of 1000.
More are being added every day.
The iik uiberthip fee is 5 for sen
ior and oO for juniors.
ADD A NEW DEPARTMENT
Bnrntmrt and 8-.viu.ey Make Additions
lo Their Immense Builneu.
llurnhart and Swasey, the adver
tising firm of San Francisco, bad
added an engraving plant to the
yWDRMILER & THOMSON
NEW HIGH GRADE GOODS.
Our fall an d winter stock is now arriving, and wo are pleased
! to inform our patrons that we now have the largest and most
I complete line ever brought to the city.
Our lineo!" Ladies wenr, consisting
of
CLOAKS
JACKETS
SKIRTS
FCRS
COLLARS
SHOES '
DRESS GOODS
And many other thing too numerous to mentionjyj of tbfl very legt make(J ftfjd at pri(,eJ
all of which are of the latest an J mist approved)
etylci. '8 t'ie very lowest.
For tho Gentlemen we have
DRESS SUITS
BUSINESS SUITS
UNDERWEAR
SHIRTS
HOOTS
SHOES
HATS
CAPS
that
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I Ours is a busy store. We carry everything used in the home or J
on the farm, and we cordially invite one and all to examine our
5 immense stock of general merchandise and household supplies.
it . . . - ... . . -a TJ
We carry only the best, and sell at prices that all can anord to J
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WURZWEILER & THOMSON
iiiany head of eatllo will have to ho
sold at a sacrifice to enable ranch
er to pull through tho coming
winter without serious Iofs. Even
with thi il i expected the price of
hav will rang" between $2." and
ihriillL-hntif. (Iih wititvr. '
A certain Iri no vi 1 So young man
went driving with a 1'rineviilo girl
a few evenings since, and on the
taking a hunting trip thi week.
L. N. Liggett i holding down the
Journal otlice during hi ahnmc.
Dr. ltonj. K. 1'afsons, the well
known onlician and evo Miftiiilint,
is at lha l'rlnevillo Hotel on bin
yearly circuit. Anyuno having
bad eye will do well to sue hiul.
down
Uonkel, through hi attorney, !.
V. r.urmit, waived examination
nod U held without bund to p
pear before before the grand jury
to annwer the charge of parricide.
A circuit court convene Monday
nfler next thi was ib-emed the
I winenl ct to take. V irci.il conn
Dirk Vandeverl came
Saturday from l ava. Mr. Vande
vert Intends Intake up hi r.ni
deuce In rrinrville for lho winter
and came down from hi ranch to
make arrangement.
A turnip -X Inches in circmnfer
ence and weighing SJ pound wan
brought In from tho Haystack
country on Monday by Charlie
WhiUelt. The turnip wa grown
on the farm of J. McDowell. It
wa hard and dump and was a
sight for sore eye.
It is with regret lhat wo are com
pulled to annout.ee that Elinor
Kaytor, after a reniden.-o of 7 year
In rrinoville, this week sold out
hi interest in the saddlery linn of
Huiilh .t Kayler to his jmrltier, E
11 u..,;ii. n will rontinue the
business, Mr. Kayler ha mndu
many warm personal friend lur
ing his stay in Crook county, who
will be sorry to learn that h M
yesterday morning fur the W il
lamelte yalley and is now on hi
way to Rosehurg. He expects to
ronids in Webfoot iu the futuro.
will f ettle tho mailer. I lie lnV
nlill stonily mail. lain hi inno
t.iil in vi v 1 1 1 1 1 . I 'HI i
lilieinent ha begun to tell on him,
, t.- ,.)..!
anil li li peain n"'i " -"
than fcioi'ioii', a m uio of our con
t.mipoiai'iel have pictured hint.
After neatly ft voir of harking
mid tilling ;i lh pail of tin Wil
lumetto Valley A' Cu:cade Motiu
tain Itoail Coinpaiiv, nnd e insider
ahlo pain and labor on the pail of
Will Wur.iveilcr, who win the ne
gotiator fr the Central vregon
Fair A.'nin iatioii, the road company
wan induced to part with SO acre
of it laud for a good round num.
The land in just, cant of I'lineville
,,d dealing it 'f s'!ru 'H
Miout all that i rnuiied lo make
it an ideal fairground and race-trm-k!
Sealed bi.l aro linked for
clnrwliere iu thi ins to clear
.. (ho irrowlh. and next .Year
will have fair, nnd U J0'"'
after, and tho your after that, and
,oon indelii.itely. I-hI J''r!l"
f.u .neiation tiied hard to gel
I...KI of thi tract hut failed
her of cutis oT Muo. Ho uiun t
ki.o who Venn of Milo wan, hill
f ll IliiUercil over what he supposed
lo he a compliment. As soon a
ho arrived homo ho searched the
i n cy cloned i a and found lo hi deep
chagrin that Venui of Milo has no
arm. Ilia parents found him in
the cellar next morning trying to
butt out his brain nguiunt a sack
of potatoes.
Ii) their investigation of the
rain of red mud that fell in Vie
tmia early this year, F. Chapman
and 11. .1. tiraynon havo found that
tho deposit in one cane reached
fifty ton per mpiaro mile. Much
limonito was imludtd, with many
mineral fragments and diatoms.
Tin) material seems to hnva been
carried by the wind from the vi
cinity of certain swamps and salt
lakes, ivhifh exist from HO to MOO
mile north and went of Melbourne,
and who."e margin had been mode
unusually dry by
drouth.
A men ting
Mrs.
Notice.
will be held
Friday
Thi
, i i., i he
year it wa nuccenMui, uw'h
dlorl of Mr- W tit .wt-i lor, who has
,1,0 thank of U. association and
r 'rinevine cm-
, - , r.1,,.ion
night at 8 o'clock at Ins hn.n-J o. , u...w. ai(ru,ul
... r ........ tt. I 1 r lltlMii
mil i . i . . . ...mi ii nr umib
r.mins in norin i . , . i.c.i. ,
. . . lien alieiui ui
inn purpose or orgaui.o's, r- -
club. All who sing are invited to
tie
to get a
lull 1-
pieco
of lho
who waul
company's
Pieit.
Mx County Judge William C.
Wilis, a pinuiineiit Crook county
I I .... I .. l a
citizen, ilieii very hu ioeiiiv n.
homo near llri..ly about 5 o'ekek
yesterday morning. Heart disease
with kidney complications i sup
poncd to have been the immediate
.. I .1. 1.. ...u 1 t.msri
cause oi itciun. " h
Dr. lUlkiuip i t tho scene, to
gether with A. H. Lippman, who
will preparo tho body for shipment
... 11.11... P..1U e.inntv. As neither
to I 'llillin, v '
of these gentlemen
particulars are meager.
Wills was (15 year of age
widower. The remain will ho
takoti to Shaniko today.
advertising matter.
Thi engraving department has
hem placed at once upon the high
est plane of ellielency by tho pur
clnuo of the latest machinery
throughout an d the employment of i in ',ie rin8-
tho best workmen to be obtained.
It will manufacture line and half
tone cuts of the best grade for the
user of plate upon the PaciGe
Coast.
Harnhart and Sivasey' establish
ment, at the corner of Mission and
New Montgomery St., ia the
largest of its class in tho west.
Ill, l00 feet of floor spaco are lined
by the various departments of the
business and bet-ides writing adver
tising matter, planning campaigns
for the expenditure of advertising
appropriations they have an art de
partment which employs twenty
high das artists, a printing plant
fully equipped and their latest ad
dilion a photo engraving plant.
Worlt on Bwttlloy Dltoh
W. It. MeFtirland, of Prinoville,
who ia stale engineer in chargo of
tho work on the ditch of the Des
chutes Reclamation Company,
otherwise know as tho Swalley
ditch, camo out today to enlarge
that canal and extend it. With
Mr. McFarlatnl, came Edward
Swalley, Charles Rirdsong, Thomas
O'Kelly, James ISenhaui, William
Farthing and William Stroud.
They will spend about six weeks
on the ditch work, in which time
the capacity of the, canal will He
doubled. Only about 10 acres un
der thi canal aro in cultivation
but the area will bo increased to
about 100 acres next year. Two
team and scrapeis aro at work
but more are expected. This enter
prise is conducted a a mutual
company and it hold promise of
s neither! success. Bulletin.
ha returned,
PERSONAL MENTION.
James Allen was in the
from Hay Creek Sunday.
J. A. Rayl and wife were visitors
to Princville on Tuesday. j
J. II. Horney.of Haystack, was
in town on business Sunday.
J. M. Lawrence was a visitor to
Prineville Sunday from Bend.
Frank Alwood, of Shamko, is in
Prineville this week on a vacation.
J. B. Fry rear, of Sisters, wa
here Monday on a business visit.
Cut rates on drugs and a check
for 10 cts. on the dollar at Win
nek's. Jerry Caldwell and wife, of Lavs,
visited in Prineville Sunday and
Monday.
R. C. Montgomery, of Cross
Keys, visited our city on business
Tueiday.
J. II. Tenipleton and wife arrived
Tuesday from a weeks' visit in
Portland.
Beginning with tho month of
October a full line of Buttenck s
patterns at Winnck's.
Editor Scblecht was in from Des
chutes the first of the welt. He
was icratched considerably but is
& 2v t it ij
a season
of
WE HAVE A VERY LARGE STOCK OF SPRING WAGONS AND
MOUNTAIN HACKS, WITH ANY KIND OF TOP YOU WISH,
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. IT WILL COST YOU
NOTHING TO SEE THEM AND TO LEARN UUU PKICJtS.
WE HAVE ONE-HORSE BUGGIES, TWO-HORSE BUGGIES AND
LIGHT RUNABOUTS. WE HAVE TWO STYLES OF HEAVY
BUGGIES, SUITABLE FOR STOCKMEN. WE WILL TAKE
PLEASURE IN SHOWING OUR DIFFERENT LINES
GOODS TO YOU. ' "
Mr. and Mrs. I). J. Harris, of
Cline Falls, were visitors to Piine
ville Friday, and made the Review
office a pleasant call.
R. E. Holconib, a timber man
from Chicago, registered at the
Hotel Prineville Sunday. He wa9
on the road to the tall timber.
Miss Blanch Killgore is visiting
Mr. C. E. McDowell in this city
this week. Miss Killgore is a one
time Bchoolfellow.and chum of Mrs.
McDowell, and the two ladies ate
having a pleasant lime together.
Mrs. Sharp and daughter, Miss
Gertie, returned homo last week
after spending the summer in tiie
Willamette valley. Jim Sharp,
the husband and falher, is expect
ed back about the last of this
month.
H. V. Ueed, of the firm of Steidl ;
- Reed, of Lytic, on the Deschutes J
wn a business visitor to Prineville
on Monday, returning next day.;
Mr. Reed was accompanied by his
. t IT 1 A 1 I 1- I
R. E. Holconib, representing the
OF
EUutts & Stag ,EUug- & King
LADIES FURNISH
ING QOODS....
LATEST 8TTLE3
IN CORSETS-
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Mrs. E. L. Bradford,: v
SVCCESSOE TO IIIS. SLATrO.1. , i; ''.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKiNG
Our Btoclt of Mtlllnery and La.tlea' Furnishing Goods Is Jh V ;
ilvdate, rihI the styles are tho lt?i.t mwpToywO..-.
Our iroo.1s are all hitfti-g-rnde anil will be sold at prloM,
within tiio roach of those even iu moderate circumstances.
HIGH OSADE
MIUNERY CHEAP
NO INFUFIOR
QOODS KEPT IN STOClw
a.
I
while hore.
j A Wonderful Ulscovery-
1 One of our leading Western phy
SCHOOL BOOKS l! sicians on being interrogated as to
i1 what lie reeardea as tne Deei rem-
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Judge
and a
For Sale.
A span of heavy work horses.
Call on or write
Mrs. Naomi Salomon.
Shepherd's Bulletin of Boston, has
been spending the week in 1 rine
villo rustling for his journal. Mr.
Holconib is a model newspaper
! 1 . I. - 1
man, live, wiue awaae nnu inn- t
CTPtio. and did a very eood btmuessif ail Llnrts
p .. ... c - Mil MIIUO UI IIIS Hlnv. . ,.
and up-to-date school sup-1 ; edPoRTLAND,g Cu!B Whibt,
plies in rrinevme, areio uc ,M j know it ig 8 pur8 bourbon.
found at the drUfl Store OT ! Well matured and aged in wood.
D P. ADAMSON. For sale by all nrst-ciaBS dealers.
Hoggs' new lunch counter is one
of tho busiest places in tho city.
The new proprietor understands
how . to cater to the wants of the
people and In consequence, he is
receiving a large patronage.
the
Eairayed.
From ' the ranee west of
Horton it Saver mill, one black'
mare, branded )( with bar over on
shoulder, scar on knee; one back
gelding with white hind foot brand
ed JO on stifle, had bell on. Pre
sumably strayed toward Silver
Creek and Prineville. Suitable re
ward for information.
Geo. V. Cone, Burns, Or.
AH parlies owing for lumber at
the Maury sawmill will please
come forward and settle as I need
the money.
Wm. McMeekin.
Come sud kid in lb.ii woik,