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YOUNG DONKISL NOT GUILTY.
Jury Bv Diile- -BvlilHiue Puroly Cir
cmnatitntlal, and Not C'Jnolunlve,
After rihl lioum' deliberation,
I li- jury in the Donkel (- brought
in ii verdict of not guilty at half
piist right o'clock l.s niulit and i
few n.iiuili'H Uier Cleveland Dou
knl loft tlm courtroom a free man.
This ends thu mual iiiiportmit cane
before thu present term of the cir
cuit court, luHling two and a half
days and requiring the services of
tho dintiiia attorney and two assi
tants fur the state and Attorney (j
V . Uurnut for thu defense, all of
whom worked with the utmost zeal
arid energy in thu triul which was
to decide the guilt or innocence of
the HCOUJ-od.
The jury was drawn Wednesday
afternoon and in the evening a
session of the court wji held at
which the attorneys outlined the
nature of tho caso and explained
to the jury (he import of the testi
mony that both proiecution and
defense would introduce. Several
witnesses weru alto examined that
evoning and Thursday wai entirely
taken up with the further introduc
tion of the slate's evidence. Nearly
thirty witnesses had been sub
poenaed by the elate but a number
of l hem Were not culled to the wit
iichh stand.
At Thursday evening's sestion
Attorney Barnes called the defen-
1 WDMEILER & THOMSOM
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NEW HIGH GRADE GOODS.
Our full an d winter stock is now arriving, and we are pleased
to inform our patrons that we now have the largest and most
complete line ever hrought to the city.
Our lineof Ladles weur, consisting
of
CLOAKS
JACKETS
SKIRTS
FURS
COLLARS
BIIOK8
DRESS GOODS
For tho Gentlemen we have
DRESS SUITS
BUSINESS SUITS
UNDERWEAR
SHIRTS
BOOTS
SHOES
HATS
CAPS
And many other things too numerous to tneritionj. , ., . . , . . ,
all of which are of the latest and mut approve !?11 f th9 WJ makei and " pr,CM tb'1
styles.
i'e the very lowest.
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(Jlir IJriuruiUr ftrmciu
dantto testify in his own behalf.
jU. Alter a recital of Ins movement
during the week beginning Snjitcrjpi
ber (5th, the witness was subjected
,lii i rigorous cross-examination by
'Attorney Brink for the proreculion
t but no further information was
elicited that would weaken his
MUr t " drawn out by his
. ,, .,,-, , .. ., , , .... . - , , rrr counsel. Misa Iva Donl, bieter
Salomon, Jobn.on Co. Iisvej ,..jlininR wilh Ul0 month -Uu tailed ood
h.imlroii.,.lel-li,f,.,-!.'u.i.i October a full line of Butteries', h" narr";,ve ,0 Ju7. Ppe"rpd
. .... , , ; lo Jiaveeouiil weight with that of
patterns at murk a. ... .,
" 1 tier nrnthf-r. 1 Iih kIaImm Atlnrfipv
TheUrget aiHortmentof fumi-j j;j ot ,, fit (0 cr0B, examirie
lure ever brought to IWville will: Mi Potlko,t The defeIlj,nt w
shortly arrive at Wintu-k's. j reC8nud for a few minulM ye,Ur.
(uito a number of bys from day morning by his attorney.
t. ..I .. i- .i . .
i-eiiu are aiienuing me races mi l lie argument lor ttie state was
X 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
immense stock of general merchandise and household supplies.
X We carry only the best, and sell at prices that all can afford to j
j buy. '
j WURZWEILER & THOMSON i
T.IOUMDAY
OCT "Ji. ioo;i
I.OCAlv'rTlCS.
moil, Johnson A C'o.'s ind se their , frineville this week
silk and !
U
Oct jour check for 10 its on the
tb!lr at Wit.ikV
Your scfoufitl are sulji-ct lo s
dicouul at W'innrk's.
Dr. C. S. Edwards is in I'urtland
I'll bUMIifld tbil wrtk.
Cut rte on diugs and a rhrck ! riew odico and piyin for this no
for 1U dj. on the duliar at Win- tics
lerwenr to be found in the city.
Miner Lewis came up on Mon
day's Maj-o front Portland end is
inspecting bis various ranches in
Crock county
Ladies, you kbould cull at Salo-
j oeauuiui lint ol latln i
1 wool plmd thaw la.
i
! Found.- One leather
on I'riurvilU Itend road
! can hsvs ko iih
l.tks. I (). Kineri.lv. Blake. McFall Co.'i
Salomon. Joknor A Co. lisve j representative, is in l'riiieville Ibis
junl rrcnv(l a new carload of the week, dispoing of that large factor
u'd relinble Mitchell wagons. iu the racnit construction of rail
Junior Cird. No. 37. W. of V..j roads.-paper.
.. ii ti m..! ti ii.l- i.t..:f......
will givs their annual nan in iino j uarrj nnncr, cumnitviuipi inu )ah
b ill on Thaiik'giviiig evening. ll.-ml, came down on the stug.i
tiirilliA Clcek aro in nerd of a Monday
little ready money and those- who
aro owini; Uit in would ro:if-r a
fivor by calling in and settling up t
Jim Sharp rame home from the PArlnP (Til I IlflPPV
it J
The ladies of 1'rinevillo and
opened by Attorney Brink who
The Ladies' Union Auxiliary ' dwell for more than an hour on the
' will meet the first Thursday in No icircuriiHtnr.ces which I he ex
Ki4'Ki , vember at the residence of Mrs. W. ! plained pointed lu the defendant's
0ner 1 A ' iruilt. All nmev Harnea followed !
y calling at the K-v I ..... T,,... ., k.: in behalf of his client and iiointed
of Paisley, but who have been iu ; out in lucid ''ner le defects
Elgin, Ore., for several mowths, are , 1,1 ll,e c"aln circumstances anU
in I'rinevillo for a fuw days on their , U" ""importsnce of much of the
return to I'aisler. plain's evidence. District Atlorney
,, , . .,, , .Menefee closed the argument for
Rev. It. L.Clark will preach at . , ,. , ,
, ,, . , Iho stale, speaking for nea.Iy two
N illow creek on Friday wenmrj j
I'oiotiur .ii', ami in loiiowing nll
at Ihe Killenbcrk school
house at 1 1, a. in., and on Monday
evening at Agency plains. Let
every body come.
and aeaisted th hand
boys hereto mska niuric at llir
'racetrack in the afternoon.
Valley Monday after an absence of
four mo. ilht. and the sound of bin
violin is again distinctly litard in j
I'linevi)!?, j
Mrs A. M. Drake and Mrs J. M j
l.jwrenee and daughtsr Marion,!
were visitors in town Tuesday from i
I'nid They came to drive Mr
!raket.) Belli), but the Utter tiss
uoaroi.lablv detained in I'ertlnnd
Clav A. Simpson, lit" veteran
representative of the Wimbington
I. iff, is prsclitslly on his feel
nguin, aiol in two weeks w ill be
nl.'.o to get out and attend to his
In
vic.n'.ly are conlnilly invited
to rail and lnjM-el a select
Mock of lli" luU el d s goH at
the home of
Mrs. C. E. King
street, between 1st
After reading bis instructions
and chsrging tho jurors, Judge
Bradshaw ordered them to retire to
the jury room. It was then just
12 ;30 o'clock. The fact that the
jurors were nearly eight hours, in
CREEK HAPPENINGS. . . ,
, arriving nt oi Agreement shows
Brown has recently ro-! .hut a careful examination of all
tfip to' the testimony was made by them.
Donkel was discharged by the
a few minutes after
the
DUCK
w. w
turned from a business
j Burns.
Tim Gibson returned to tho creek court within
a few duys ego, after three weeks' the verdict had been read by
on Mit in
and '.'d.
Burnt wo.k and hand 'liv
brojdi ry in sab1.
A wur between J.ipnn and Itus
sia would have a brightening effect
ou Pacilia roast commerce and
would create a boom in Iho market
cursiu s business, which has been f,,,. ll,rfrl,i cattle and shfi p.
loinewhat neglected lately,
ncoveilng rspidly.
1 In is
JAS. 8. KELLEY,
P II 0 TOGRAPHER
Hlghost Crado Work.
PrliiBVlllii, Oregon.
.'inniiCial ki"J
Don't foi gel
The ladies of the I'rrsby ttrri.in
Aid Society wjil givu a suppor on
Ki'nbiv evening Odohrr ."Oih in
Belknap's ball, beginning at half
past live. All arc cordially invited.
A yenr or so ato ncihing could
be don in financial niattcrw with
out the aid of J. 1'- Moigun. To
day Morgan's support of any under
taking is not a sire card to suo-
. . . . . . C ,1 l.i. uma II Its TI 1 1 ft
..i. IM.ll ,f New Yolk. IP Cess; IU i"'i, o- Bi .
"Melon" Piatt and "Kasy-bi.sa" of: P""'
... . i , -ii"
I.Mtory, has jilted i.aciieior gin j
for a widow. The bachelor girl is
not of Ihe "easy bona" style and j
she is lifter the ancient Itomeo for
introducing a political trick into a
love affair. Now if Mark llanna
was a widower wouldn't his picture
b in Kits of albunnl ICcho,
The report camo to Prineville on
Tuesday that smallpox lis. I lunde
its appearance In St. Mary's acade
my at Tho Dalles. Klght cases aie
'''ported. Of course the academy
i in iiiarnliiio, and no purlieu
birs are obtainable. Two girls
ffoiu P.ineville, Misses Winififd
Clino and JCslella Simpson, are in
' this sradriiuV but it is not report
absence.
Ed I.KMghlin is erecting a nice
dwelling house on his place.
Mr. and Mrs. T- N'. Balfour are
once more on their own place.
Mr. and Mrs. Link Mutton are
t! e proud parents of a nice giil. ,
Jus Street and W. V. lirowu's
men are spending the pleasant
HOY J
AT OLAJf.W HAl.fc
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY.
Seals on sale at tho usual plc.
' R 1C. l'ealmdv.editori'f tbo Hay
in, Wash.. Chronicle, visited Iho
: ilA.ir.l this week. He
mines m - -
was in company withThron 1 hrmi-
ns (o wliothor they are among
H'oso infeoleil. The best of hipuM
Cal sttmidiince is avaibtblo and
ftoubtlenH the uiortulity will bum-
tiuucj w iho minimum.
... ri..itwliiit. and was in
son, no ,
.peeling tho Mnyllowerin the in
terest of Daylo" cpilalistH. who
!,, considerable money
in , propeity. Uro. lV.l.o.ly
w Pi.tl.usisslio over tho prosied,
, ,. ..; 1 1. lbivlon slock
ml 11 h i
i.. .i.i.,,- will receive
clerk. lie accompanied his
brother, V. II. Donkol, to the lat
Ur's home at the Meadows Sun
day morning.
JOCKEY CLUB MilBTS.
Cood RBoe. But No ftecanla Smashod
Klnti ltulu VaaterUay A. M.
On Tuesday the fall races began,
'under the auspices cf the Piine-
hours unenithing potatoes, when yiljo Jockey Club. A fir-sized j
the hitter are not engaged in break-j ero wd bad nstenibled to see the
ing broncoi h. raci-s, ll.ougli, as the tn-tler speed
- . -n . IV t
There was rather an unexpected "'8 lon,e 011 lomonow or
burst of excitement in the school Saturday, it is expected that the
. .i i .i . . . tn-iwlnriffi will lmintlv lrtitfil nn
room laM Jliursuay, wncn iwu, -
horsemen, Hob Pixby and Fred
Kennels passul tho door. The
gentlemen were mounted on high
spirited, noble steeds, though they
' those days.
looked like they hud been carved
from wood
At
O c
lock
the Indian pony
race waacnllvd. That was marked
by one of the ppnies breaking at
thy last eighth, cutting across the
fresemblina two Umu : 1U'T ot tne track ami geiung un
willow polo. iiH.ro lhan anv thing m wire nnraa oi ine winner,
ehe) but this, bvlho war, is a I Tin second Rth dash was between
mutter of individual opinion. Tl.atS- Hkii,S' Heaver Tom, II. V.
looks arc often deceitful was once j K-hon.'a Tempest and Jack Feaka'
more fully de.m.i.Hrnted, when our N'-'" Ug". " wol ,he
homes put rpu-s to their horse. (?) fl , , J , ,
..... I ' I'l, I I. i ..I .....ak nln.l n 3 iLlDh llA.
forinnnco Hint hillowcd rttLr- " """"
it . in. n l
Thoii 'h tween ... a. L-nnes nurney i. anu
M. II. Uipga alda ., in which
and iho pel
was as tiood as a circus
,1... l.nru.y ilid Ullll 1 11 llillll lllllll
in,. i,....- . , i ,1.. .! .
urn uhld to'uie lalisf PlURU unuer me wire, n
gooii three lengths alieail, was roaae
in .;W This closed the speed pro-
olaboralo stepping, wo
report there were no injuries pub
I n,,v more lhan a tempo!
..ii.i..el..ne. smnas tho school ! gramme lor me
from hi Hi re
ar y
childr-m and a slight upsetting of
school woik. This, however, is not
a matter of importance, and when
you hove feel inclined lo break
horses, (even stick burses) fur your
own and other people's amusement,
pray don't permit your interest in
thu school to interfere with your
plans. Tho school is only a sec
ondary consideration, remember,
where individual interest is at
sinks.
UNOUaliKVISD OiliiKKVKRH.
Wednesday morning an oppor
tune shower of ruin came arid pu
the grounds in splendid oondilion,
laying cffecttinlly thu stilling dust
of the day before and putting new
lif into tlio horses and horsemen.
Yesterday's lirit race was a half
milt) ihisli between four Cline's
May Joslin'i Larry, Joe Al
bert's Funny, and Zell's Latah.
Lnrry won easily, in .55.
Next came a 1-mile dash be
tween 0 horses ridden by kloocb,-
maris, in which the winning horse
further dis inguisheJ himself ly
throwing hid copper colored rider
against the racetrack fence after
the race was finished. No injury
was sustained by the Indian wom
an other than being stunned for
about five minutes.'
The attendance was considerably
greater than that of Tuesday, show
ing an Increase of interest and a
sow en list better speed.
The last race lo be run yesterday
waa between Follard'si John II., (J.
V. Gilbert's Montoya, Hawkins'
Beaver Tom, and Esbora's Tem
pest. It wag won by Heaver Tom.
Bring m the Goods.
Trincville, Ore. Sept. 2o, 1003.
Editor Prineville Review: The
undersigned has been requested to
act as collector for the St. Louis
exposition and the Lewis and Clark
fair at Foitland, Oregon, in 190.
and having promised to get to
gether a goo4 representative collec
tion, of the products of Crook coun
ty would ask the cooperation of
all residcnla of the county in get
ting together the best posfible of
the following named articles:
Wool, woods, grains all kinds,
grasses, wild and 60wn, vegetables,
fruits, minerals, building stone,
flour from wheat, rye and all other
grains and products of the mills.
Hair ropes, saddles, rawhide ropes,
furniture from native wood, school
work by pupils in the county,
samples of luineral and medical
waters, and anything manufactur
ed or collected in Ihe county any
thing put on exhibition will be
duly credited to the donor and
alterwards returned to form part of
a permanent exhibitof the county's
resources.
Geo. Si'mmfks.
How'aThis!
We offer one hundred dollars
reward for any case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. Cheney it Co , Preps., To
ledo, O.
We tho undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 yeuis,
and believe him perfectly honor
ablo in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out
any obligations made by their firm.
West &Truax, Wholesalo Drug
gists, Tolelo, O.
Wslding, Kinnan ot Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Piice,' 75o. pel bottle.
Sold by all druggists. Testimoni
als free.
Hall's Family Tills are the best.!
Wo Trim Hats.
Mrs. E. L. Bradford desires to
announce that she trims hats in
the most up-to date manner, re
gardless of reports circulated to the
contrary. She carries a fine line
of goods, as good or better than
any ever brought to Trineville.
Inspection will verify this.
WE II AVE A VEKY LARGE STOCK OF SPRING WAGON'S AND
UNTAI.V HACKS, WITH ANV KIND OF TOP YOU WISH,
PRICES TO SCIT THE TIMES. IT. WILL COST YOU
NOTHING TO SEE THEM AND TO LEARN CUR PRICES
.u
WEJHAVE ONE-HORSE BUGGIES, TWO-HORSE BUGGIES AND
LIGHT UUNAHOUTS. WE HAVE TWO STYLES OP HEAVY
BUGGIES, SUITABLE FOR STOCKMEN. WE WILL TAKE
PLEASURE IN SHOWING OUR , DIFFERENT" LINES OF
GOODS TO YOU. ' "
Elhtaa & tKtmi fclktaa Sc King
LADIB3 FURNISH
ING GOODS....
LATEST STYLES
IN CORSETS.... i; -ij
Mrs. E. L. Bradford,
SUCCESSOR TO UBS. SLAY 105-
MILLINERY AND HAIRDRESSING 4
Pur stock of Millluery and Ladies' Furn!hln Goods Is tip-to-data.
nd the stykw are tie ltBt ana tuoat PPepVM;
Our mxKts nee all high-grade and will bo sold , ai prie
wiliiiu th roacb or tboaa even lu moderate circumstanao.
W TRIM OUR OWN HATS.
HIGH GRADE
llIUNESI CUBAP
NO INFERIOR A
ni-ions K upt IN STOCK, "ml
A Wonderful DiacoTSry.
n. nf nnr leadine Western phy-'
SCHOOL BOOKS f ician on being iaterrogst.d as to
T what he regarded as trie ness rem
1 edv for all ailments that the hu-
All kinds of Ihe cholsettllf-n e;.- '
... i. i lithe Desl prevenuve oi uio.d, h-
, and up-to-date school sup- Po;rLAND.8 CtVB WnlBv,
! jiica in r i iiicsuioi " w - as 1 know it is a pure uourumi.
found at the drug Store Of i' yei matured and ajed in weod.
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D P ADAmoUN. J f or sate Dy an iirgi-ciass ucanrj.
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All parties owing for lumber at
tlio Maury sawmill will please
oo rue forward and settle as I need
the money.
Wm. McMeskin.
Boegs' new lunch counter ia orre
of the busiest place in the city
The new proprietor understands
how to cater to the wanta of the
people and in consequence, he it
receiving ft large pttrenags.
rjorU oft very rony lu.
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