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About Prineville review. (Prineville, Crook County, Or.) 1???-1914 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1903)
0eVVVVV7VVVVVVUbaAAAAiA A a a. .... A. v m .K. m. k. .a k - -ohvhh f Edward C. Peas C : ' t i.AhT OP TIIK RACKS, ! Tho rat e npi nd lai-t Thursday !it'i a splendid nlli'titlance and HVlTt-flfllt I ,. I...... ,1 i.. j I.. .....i J ",1, lr" 'i in ine rpecii (trials. The weather was fine, ai,d lliw noBKihlu exception of a'! liltl,! ,lu"1 Metier ronditions could I not have been dtsired. Ladies in a!1'"1'1" KumiriiT tdgKery tided Ihe No r.eoonls Smashed- Jnaksr Club (Joes Out or iiui,,bh. m f mr -w ... 2 wmWHLKR A THOMSON Headquarters for S lock men's Supplies ARIC WIC YOUR niJAl.lCRS? GJlic JJriuruiUr ftruicur TIIUMHDAT I.OCAI.ICTTICS. John Elder ! lading o(T from the Rend run and it attending to buai- lirll Hi ill tabl inalrad, Salomon. Joknion A Co. hav just n-crivrd a nrt rorln.iJ nf the I W. II. Biock tin in from Bend Tuesday. NOV, a. iuu;t ' Jmii Hharp ii (pending the week in (iriaa Yalley. W, A Itooth nd ton, L A , are in I'urt!nd on buaineai this week. t Salomon, Johnaoa A Co, have j lbs most roinplet line of gents' tin j derwrur to l found in the city, j The Udi' Cnioo Auxiliary j will meet th fint Thursday in No o!il trliahle Mitchell wagon Jtinipr Circle No. .'!7, W. of V will givt their uiiuat I mi ! I in Ohue lull on Thanksgiving evening. Found 4). id leather legging, mi Prineville Bund tox. 0mr nil have no un by calling at th lit- ni I . ii ' . . . v w o CO n i pinna; i,r iiiii no- , . ,. . I ' " ttti'ik huiklnc tj n hn fit! A. M. Drake, president Smith A Clock are in need of little ready money and those wlio r owing i. he in would confer fjvor by calling in and jettling up The I,'. S. Internal Revenue man m in town this week and fined every laluon keeper in town, each fl.'iO, fur running wholeaalo liipior hoimet. The ealoon ruen have been borrowing lij uor from one anothar, but one of Iheui had liipioi charged on his hooka against the other, hence the fine. Our new j l.adiet. you diould rail at .Sulo-: dmiigial nas nlfo fined far felling ' innn, Jolnmon A Co.'a and mn their ! li'innr wilhuut a liceiiBe. Trairii beautiful Im. of laditV iik and i 1 M""'r wiml plaid ahawli. C. G Cornell, lli" popular pro prielor nf Iho lUirin-rrineville tage line, la in 1'rinevillo thii fvernberat lh rnidenca of M ra, W. t A. Hell. tiro. Howie, who left Chicago fr New Yolk with tin tnU'iiliun of driving the Jcul from that favorite game preaerve of hi, haa auU'i'ieil a front lie quarreled with ('airy Nation, and l'r, I'arkhural aeetnrd to think that h would make a poor aul ali lute for "Old Nuk." The pumpkin aaaoti liaa ariived at laat, an I aa prrdiclrd in a ptevioli teue the Itaralack comi' I y a right on time with tin looth mini pie fruit. K. K. Arrnalroiig brought in a nraon loid of yellow hoy a on Thuraday, aome if which neighed aa nitiih aa pouiula aicli. Ha had about tan hundred Ibut went 12 and II piiunda each of the IMol Hullo Iuvclopment Co, Who haa brrn viciliir in I'lirllund for! . . i ! An aoriio tiu, reluriud Sunday, taking , , flin;th .V C'loek hiivn the rmiutuii lilvinptH htmr on tup ut the frt Ittutnpttoa i t on I y f' WIkoi yuo wnnt u if !ivior Uom rv.r Itrt tmvHriio cail Mi tiie htidtptluU. gr-ttiiuitaed, and a nice looking lot of femininity would be hard to find uny where, Tlni firat was a novelty race, tu which five hjrei participated. We did not watch this race very close ly, nnd huve forgotten the winner .name, Nixtcuinoa quarter milo datli between Larry and Snip, in which tlie latter carried oh" the Iioiiom, coming home in .'2(. Tt inpefct, lilnck Dugan and Mon toya then a mile, end the firat two won on a tie in 1 2j. Then the tie wiib run off, with Jilack Dugan the winner. Friday Iho firnt race to be called wan an Indian race between six boraea. Tho dietnure via a mile and a half and it was covered by the cayuaea in 'i minutes flat. A trotling race came next. A race between three IJUck Dugan, Montoya and Heaver Tom closed the diiy'a programme. It waa for a half mile and repent, and was won by beaver Tom in .52 and in .5,'!. Saturday's programme was very much the same, except that a race iietween four Indian horses of two and one-half miles vari'id it a little A baseball game between tin f'rineville and Iliystack teams war then put on and the apectatora wit neued some good playing until tin name was called at the end of the eeventli on account of d.irkrj-s. The score Mood (i to li. The game was played ngnin Sunday morninp ind Haystack plainly demonstrat ed that it grows something besides freak vegetables. In baseball hi tory, frineville was wiped off th map of Oregon. The Prinevillt boys complain bitterly that tht bnts were made three inches tor nanow. With this race meet the Prine ville.foi kcy Club leaves the turf and turns ils paraphnnalia over to Is successor, the Central Oregon Fair Aaaocintion, the club'a lease ol the rucelraik grounds havinz ex idred. NEW HIGH GRADE GOODS. Our fall an dwinter stock is now arrivinrr. nnrl wn nm r,iocn,i I t to inform our patrons that wo now have the largest and most I complete line ever brought to the city. I Our lineof Ladies wear, consisting of CLOAKS JACKETS SKIKTH FUKS COLLARS .shoes finOD.Ci And many ether things too numerous to mention,! For tho Gentlomen we have DRESS SUITS BUSINESS SUITS UNDERWEAR SHIRTS BOOTS SHOES HATS CAPS all of which are of the latest and mast styles. approve! JA11 of the very best makes and at pricas that 'is the very lowest. is a busy store. We carry everything used in the home or e farm, and we cordially invite one and all to examine our X Ours nil ilin An., a "ii lilt Jill J immense stook nf o-onoml m nii iiiivuuiuu aim juiusuiium Mippilt. We carry only the best, and sell at prices that all can afford to buy. WURZWEILER & THOMSON BBND HAPPENINGS. Ocfchuttl Kch Frank Tewkabury and wife re turned from a trip to The Dalles last Tuesday. JA9. S. KELLEY, L P II 0 TOGRAPHER Hlshost CmUo Work. I'rrnovUI. Orw"n. A Hackle man, a resident of Crook county ince ihe '7u came hlo I'rintville luat Friday on the ay to hi hortia at Albany. Mr lUckleman liml been on his ranch mar Crook all summer nd wot to Allien to spend ilia winter. He is a large cattle owner and seemed oinewhal disturbed at ihe prolong d depression in the) beef markat, but eipressad tha bopo that liiglier prices would rule in tho spring Profiling by t)i experience of oilier towns with the miiallpox l id year, our city tilliidala, Hohool board ud all having any authority whnt 'ver in tl'.a inallor are Inking the 'I'leatimi in hund with lh determi imtioii to down lb disenHi) before it spreads, and in consequence ne iiewcnaes hrtvo licen rtqxirlcd since Friday, when eleven wero uiv "r qunrantine, Wliiln most par "t liavo aeiMi to it that thuir chil 'run are vaccinated, a few Imvo "'gltctcd it and some have llntlv refused refused, At a mneling lust 'ltlil an order was ti'itdu that all flit lit rM moat ho vaccinated by to morrow (Thursday) morning or 't'lnaiu away from ichool, Dulles C iroiilelu, with him some Portland visitors. l.ika a great many similar cures, the radium cure for tuberculosis ia being sorrow fully siven up for the ;old but aatisfartory reaion that the grumble not only kills the h:ic , teriuin but dura Ih san.s for the put i-itl. Vet tha consumptive nerd not ilnpair. Air open air day ami lugiit win cure nun u ne nu.i dmi,), half a lung lft, A brilliant aurora borealis win ,' n from 1 'i i riev i 1 le between the I hour of 2 nnd I o'clock Saturday i morning It waa the moat beauli ; fill diaplay we have ever Ken and loan that will b remembered for a long time to come. The northern i heavens wer lighted up in all ihadra from a dark icd lo a pure white at the lioiizon, willi the hraad, sipanding stripes of yellow showing in in.trksd routr.iat. The phenomenon Isilsd about two hours. ! Parlor (Oil Iinery. i The ladies of Prineville and vie ii. ty are roidially invited o iiiII and ill'prct a select t slock of the latest dn:gns at I the home of 5 Mrs. C. E. King t on Miiin street, bteen 1st 1 and 2.1. 2 Hiirnt wo.k and hind cm- x hriiiilerv on ssle. Pninpkina r not the only )ro ducliou of the now celebrated Hay stack country. II. H. Cook brought in two ralisheion Sulunhiy thai nra warm niimhsrs, to say t lie Irnst One of litem it VM inches nnd looke like a juniper treo, while the other haa lost some of it h'ngtl) and s iibout2'i infbe.' in diiimetcr. Mr. Cook ! toted in two prize-win-n'ng turnip onn of wlrcli is ahotit 25 Incies in diaiwtt.T nd the other Hi). Kitlierwill bring w.itcr to the mouth of a hungry man. alarm of tiro was turned in minutes afler 12 yesterday morning and hustled tho hose c.tri boya out in a hurry. Tho blu z i at Porter's house across tin Ochoco, and was a small pi' of I'ordwood thai undoubtedly canghi from sidles drawn from the (lean, woodsaw the evening before. Sonn dilliculty was experienced in get ting water from Ihe nearest by- but after it started to rui the fire was out in ajiU'y. A fuii east wind was blowing at the time, but that blew nil tparks away from the building, nnd so no damage as done. A different story would liuvo been tuld had the breeze been coming from tho west. A mild form of mining excite incut up on the Ochoco seems to hiivo broken out this week, Sev eral demand for location hlunkr were met at this office on Monday ii nd a couple of hackloaJa of pros pectors or locators left for the scene on that day. No particulars could bo learned as to what has been din covered, but from certain slips let fall by ono of the party just befoie (darling out, the new find is cinna bar. Thero wns a sp.tikla of eye ami an air of suppressed excite ment about tho men who took part in the expeditions that would lend ono to believo another quicksilver proposition bus been discovtrcd. Every ono of I hem scouted tho idea that there wa mi) thing in It worthy of publication, of course; but ns th ' men have not yot re lumed, it is open to suspicion that there ii "something doing." Notice. Any young people, of the county or city who ato interested in the business course of the Crook coun ty high rchool aro requested to communicate with me at once as cliisHes will bo organized very soon. This oumo includes few months' work in the theory of bookkeeping and lliglur Arithmetic. A. C, SruANun, rrinoipnl, The Baldwin Tyo of Sheap. The American Shepherd' Bulle tin, publUhcd at Boston, thir month comes out with a very crcd liable writcup of the B. S. A L Co.'t ranch and its ulu-ep, About th Utter it says : ''lliere alwar has been and un der the present management then iiways wiii ue a ciiauncl mid wm 'yp'! of sheep. Tho rams of this type are a long bodied, will cover ed Delaino Merino, I would call khein. They weigh as yearlings iround 150 pound, never sheai less than 20 pounds, and have , taplo of wool white as pearl ad f air to five inches in length. Such s th" B.ildwin type of sheep which has made tho ranch, the sheen and ihe wool f.imoin. Every wool buy er who comes to tho Northwest is eager to buy the B. S. A- L. Com pany's wool. Tho wool graded last year, according to the general manager, DO per cent staple and received tho highest piice of any clip in Oregon of tha same grado ol ivool. The other side of the flock is composed of rams and ewes, se lected from the three greatest flocks in Franco, Tbirouin Sorreau, Vic tor Gilbert and government flock at Rambeuillct." How'a This! We offer one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hail' Catarrh Cure V. J. Cheney & Co , Props., To ledo, O. We tho undersigned, have known J. Cheney for the last 15 years, ami believe him perfectly honor able in all business transaction nnd financially utile to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West A- Trim x, Wholesale Drug gists, Tolelo, O, Wilding, Kinnnn & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0. Hall's Catarrh Cure ii taken in ternally, netiiig dire, tly up in tho blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. Pi ice, 75c. per bottle. Sold by nil druggists. Testimoni als free. llnll'e Familv Pills are the best Brock ct West aro busily engag ed in putting up their saloon build ing at Lytic James Black passed through town Tuesday on his way to bis home up the river. J. R. Rannclls. of Clin Falls, brought in a load of potatoes for Sttidl & Reed Thursday. Chas. Brock went to Prineville Thursday after a stock ofgaod for lirock it West's new saloon. The dance at Low'a hall last Saturday was an enjoyable affair ind a large crowd was in attend-ince. i r 1 li t n it & Stiui 1 a 8iKl-H!lllIcmt rtiiHa Cover tte Cartk. O Tht Shrml-wmiitm ralmt Cmmr tin tsrtk. 0 & r m m Bi &k mmmj We have taken the agency ii Prineville for the celebrated lor SKswm-Wuum Pun Note Trade Mark. SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS. Subscribe fir tho Raview and tho ' Weekly On'gonUn. Ouly 3. II. J. Palmer ind father lefl Tuesday for Silver Lake where ihey will make proof on their tim ber claims. A. C. Lucas took twenty eight head of cattle to Triplett's pasture Itift Tuesday. He will go Ij Hay Creek soon to round up Iho rest o) his stock. West A Caldwell have been mak ing a few alterations in th-i inter ;or of their meat market ami are now handling a large block of mt-nt ind vegetables. J. Ilarcrow, of Bull creek, was in Prineville tho first of tha week Mr. Harcrow expects to visit his old home in Texas this winter and is thereforo dispo-ing of his live sleek. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Weisz, Mrs. Luey Rogers ard J. F. Booge left for Prineville Tuesday. Mrs. Rog ers will continue on to Uueano while the rest of the parly will, spend the wek in Prineville at tending the race. Cha. Stanborough left, WeJocs Jay morning fjr Portland to bj present at the marriaga of bis sis ter which occurs Nov. -4th. Mr. Stanborough will be absent for aboat a month and will rptnd the; greater part of bis vacation in ! Portland. j Attorney J. F. Moore, of The Dalles, was a visitor in our city the first of the week. Mr. Moore was ! formerly a resident of Piinevillej and is thoroughly familiar with the resources of this country, lie ex pressed in lit-h surprise at the 1 change that had taken placo along; tho Deschutes river since his last , visit tier some imrteen years ago. The foundation for a building 2Ix(10 has been laid By the Des- chutes Lumber Company tit Lytlej and work will soon be started on the woodwork.- The building will i be two stories in height. Part of it will be occupied by the company for office and warehouso purposes and it is' also likely that a hard ware store will be put in by a gentleman who has been giving the money tho matter serious consideration j Our stock includes House Paints, all colors. Inside door Paints, Oulside door Paints, Wagon and Implement Paints Buggy Paints. We also carry this paint in pint cans with patent top, for family use. Just the thing for little jobs. The name SI ' ; IJ 7 .V- II 7 . I. I.I.MS is a guarantee that yon gcttin the Lett paint made. art W E ALSO CARRY A LARGE STOCK OF WHITE LEAD. COL. ORS IN OIL. DRY COLORS. VARNISH. TURPENTINE AXn OILS. WE HAVE tho BEST STOCK OF DOORS and WINDOWS t SwulK-Wiiiiasu Pd .ta Cow tht earth. Tht Shtrmto-WiKau ftat Cm tl tart Elkftts & IKiurj Elkuta & King e- LADIB3 FURNISH ING GOODS.... Mrs. E MILLINERY LATEST STYLES IN CORSETS.., L. Bradford, CSSOH TO MRS SLAV '.OS. AND HAIRDRESSINQ -3 Our ntock or Millinery and Lailies' Furnishing Good is up-tJ-Ofit. mid tne styles are tha latest aud mot approved. Our itooOii are all higrh-tr rude and wlil b sold at prices within tile reacb of tbose even in moderate clrcunistAnacs. WE TRIM OUR OWN HATS. IUOH GRADE MIUNKHY CHEAP NO INFERIOR ' - GOODS KBPT IN STOC'lk SCHOOL BOOKS AND All kinds cf Iho choisest and up-to-date school sup plies in Prinsviile, are to be fo-jnd at the drug store of D. P. ADAMSONJ All parlies owing for lumber at Ihe Maury sawmill will please come forward and settle ss I need Y'M, McME6KI.n. J A Wonderful Discovery. One of our leading Western phy jsitianson being interrogated as to what he regarded as the be6t rem edvfor all ailments that the hu- ; man flesh is heir to, and what is ! the best preventive of disease, re plied, Poktlaxd's Ci.vb Whiskey, I as I know it is a pure bourbon. ' Well matured and aged in waod. ! For sale by all first-class dealers. Boggs' new lunch counter is one of the husieBt .places in the city. Tho now proprietor understands how to cater to the wants of the people and in consequence,, he is receiving a large patronage. 1
