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About Prineville review. (Prineville, Crook County, Or.) 1???-1914 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1903)
II v. -r f - r A- Everybody's ,j. Storo. 'f'' I'-l lie,, l( Kifl, di(1 IP SMANMO, OREGON. business Ono Price. "LIKE SARDINES IN A BOX Jl In till,.,) 4. . If ij. Ih till' lXlhllli:ilbi wh.'H y N nirrosy slnri', .4- vfrllnviii), - with ((nivi.iii.'iic.., thoiili. !, , , '' hlli'lt It jiur ih'lll.'l'iil, yi luinU' TIlilt'M how i! No dlil j.'uikIh tu c any over ' i . . . , 1 itiiiiiui'iiui'ti ii, "'Vi'rythiiitf 1 1 1 v . Wilson Heaters. H every wiisun. hut (his titn to 4-' Hush -or incrcliimdiHo wi. cuiTy N,,u Kooh, w" ,Mi"W to I urn over our Mock so., Hon. You huvo j.rohuhly noli,.,.,) ,iis: mitriv hrtvo '1 "ivomnla r,.,,u.Mio for saii.fyi,, I,om..-particular dcoH '? , 1 Ni'll our '. t, X. I v i . i : : . . . I . i ll h i 11 lllllitl ii i i '.iiu it ) . ........... i t . ... "f Imii-uiuK i lo buy uml p, w,.y Hcim-I. YourV next. .i. .5. V li.i( M.t'H tun in al 'tiiitl thciii I IHVN, WOOD OR COAL. All If Vt'll lU'ftl uhe lot ih lii-Mr f i . i nt Vi'ii; Hi.hhvs iiio vuu w ill iic-,1 it hii.l ri Ii r. .1. Cook. Stoves and Ranrjes. Kitchen Furnishings of All Kinds. Delft Ware. Something New I Rubberhide Footwear. I'W niiMi. Mk ics, liifdi top kIkich nml knee Imots. Knlil.cr tinners, with henvv t. x' T X. I.' lent Iht solcs I'l.iiu ami -Rubberhide. Sec? nailed. To liavc u X pair X. means to have warm, dry f''t these wet, .' sleppy l;iys. They're piiii' fast at $5.00 per pair. Only liou'lit fit) pairs us an experi ment, hit they w ill ho gone he fore we can restock. Send for Prices. MAIL ORDERS... We Want Them. Send for Samples. X, I , I X CTllf IJl'lUrUillr ftlClUClu! 8,lol,H". Johnson & Co. Imve I Knox Huston was in town from , ' I tin. uomt con, pltn line of g.mts' un-1 tlB Haystack country Monday. So V. ID. iwxi j et wear to te found in Iho cily. Kinmotl llolinan in in Prineville Linlu-s, vou should call nt Salo-! ?" after n month apent in tho -J-1 in J'liiiisvillo Mondiiy. A. and K. II. (irlnini, of Hit i?t, ni'fo in prinevilln Mondiiy. J. W. Will wan a vicilor from liiht'-ri to 1'rii.cvillo Monday on OUMrif'Hfl. T, H. Mi.ffuimi, of Uiizzly, rr-gis-len-il nt I lit, Hotel j'rincville the fiist of !ho H'ci-k. Io not ncccjit an tinknown and unproved nibntii ut in place of wt'Jl known rind advortiHed article. Mim Nellie Day returned on Wfdiiefdny fiom the vnlley, where "ho h been tin'ting relatives for tho pant two motithg. W hnre at hand an exhaualive communication from Iailoy Hub ton from Manila, which we nhall endeavor to run next weik. Francos Devine, of Albany and John Combf, of I'riniyille, were traoiacting timber buair.ess in the! cily Tuesday, leaving Wednesday for I'rineville. Silver Luke Hullo tin. As we go to prtus ex Congress man M. A. Moody is on tiial in the federal court in Portland. The trial commenced on Monday hut will probably be concluded tomor row. C. 0. 0N'eil and family are now tiomfnrtiihl v lnrAl.i1 in tlioir nt-v homo at the Forent place. One of J j l)liy, the finest Btock farms in Crook it county, tho Lone Tine ranch, U in g charge of Mr. O'Nuil, who. J IhorouKhly understands tlio stock it business aod will make a success in both stock and ranching. In an interview with I'. H. Poin duxter, he said that the Ochoco cinnabar belt had not by any means been thoroughly prospect ed. Tho discovery of a new last week cauHed a little ttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttetttttttttttttttttttttttt WDRZWEILER ft THOMSON Inew high grade goods. I Our fall and winter stock is now arriving, and wc arc pleased f t to inform our patrons that we now have the lanrcst and most I complete line ever brought to the city. Our llneof Ladles wear, consisting) i CLOAKS JACKETS SKIRTS FURS COLLARS SHOES ) DRESS GOODS And many other things too numerous to mention.?.,, . . . , , , , , . , . 'AH of the very best make and at all of which are of the latest and mist approved J styles. is toe very lowest. For the Gentlemen we have DRESS SUITS BUSINESS SUITS UNDERWEAR SHIRTS BOOTS SHOES IIAT3 CAPS prices that TIIUR.1UAY CALL TOR Kr, K,.llr U l.r.rl,, , if l .nil lilt t-i lu w .lur . i I j i ,mi ... I .. i i f.M.Iiin (If j I. klH I I I n, H l.ly I CITV WARRANTS. .! 0 l ill a 'i aitli lnirl,-.t limn, J,ihu(iii A (.').' and see their . T'cimty of Silver Lake. SQUIBLETS. Salon. on. Juktmoti A t'o J ui rrcird a hrw carload of tin' uld lrllbie Milcliell w.igoii. RbV, St, (unt.ir of the t'hri.li hi church of I'uiit viilu, ill pn-a. h linriiiii; an I nvruint; ul ILio 1'niuu chinch Sunday Nov. '.' l.h. I,jt In illirta of I'onevllii', a l lliii-h of key on t"i! k.'V iih!. r'tuJiif p'ipaei rr'!'i.-o l ) M I' Nye oid receive liberal iaard. beuuliful lint of ladiea' siik and j iimi1 .ia;d hi U. j Cu'if liters ru buiiy eirploycd in filing up Ilia clubhouse. The i fx in linn, u in ia rrcriving a J n rf , j nluiru of thrir attention, and, it is ....... eild, i,l be rrudy for uae in have '" 'ikt. Tt.e balirouin ai d I auilitoiuim nul bo nadva hlUe lattr. ' I JA3. S. KELLXY, P HO TOGRAPHER HlKheat Crndo Work. rrlnovliJu. i'rtfi'iv 1 C. K. Dawson, reprehcnting Lang A- Co , visilud the bliainrrs iiii'ii of I'rineville this week. Juniper Circle No. .'", of W., will give their annual bull in Cilnzs hall on ThankHgiving evening. The Review olfiee Cairiea all kinds of legal blank, and ia the only p'.nce in I'rineville that car tics a complete and up to date Ours is a busy store. We carry everything used in the home or on the farm, and we cordially invite one and all to examine pur I immense stock of general merchandise and household supplies. I ttu cany unij uiu uusi, unu ull at prices uiui an can anuru iu t WURZWEILER & THOMSON lock. All tmrties owinx for lumber nt ' rf of Lake county struck this The Oregon Dally Journal. Nothing is omitted which con ct-rns the interest of buyers and sellers in the live stock, grain, pro vein : visions, produce and financial excite-' uiai ketb the quotations are com ment in Primvillu and dirpelltd prehensive, and are in ever way re the popular illusion that tho Ocho-i liable. co country had been thoroughly j The Journal in addition carries prospectod in the fast. Nor ia tho every day a lull and truthful re country covered with locations, as port of the world's new and pre some suppose. There ia plenty of , eents many special features of deep room ytt in which to locate, and it iuierest to the average reader, is ventured here that a remarkable The Journal's woman's page, the discovery will some d,y be made illustrated (porting news page, in that favored locality. A small' Jeurnal etoiies and comic pages vein of quicksilver was wlut cans-'and other good things make it a ed the excileme.it last week. It : very popular family newspaper, was promptly covered by locators. ' dean and bright from A to Z and One of (he werst storms in the ' year's end to year's end. Daily, ono year by mail, only ft I .t .. : . .l. o OS . 1 1. the Maury sawmill will please "'"ion luesuay evening anu me,-., .. 104 issues, one Tin) eoi.tr.irt for excavation for I ltd I. iiif.1,1 (T ll.M I, am. Pr.ftt,l'. !,,, nh...rh I... U.m 1.-1 .,,.1 'come forward and settle as I need Bnow driven by the blinding cold , months, 11.25. work begins today. Hub Mutiowau the money. has the contract. The new build-1 Wm. Mi Mr.nxiM. lug will bo located just raft of the Kogga' new lunch counter is one ..i i... h.x.d AD.I Ii i. i.ll ,1.1 l II... I. .. .. ...... . ...... ... .11 If . nun, ii, -ii." , .nc- vi i.m ...... r... v liumtlil L,in,:-p 111 lun V I t T . ........ . . 1 l i I . 1 ,, ,, ., '. . ', jof.Mrs. McDowel. proprietor of the also contain the market news and in I iiiuville Iho new proprietor understands i 1 ' i . , ., r. -. to cuter to the wind made it almost impossible to ' Serai-weekly, travel. The I'rineville stage was year, 11.50. ! several hours late and considerable j Weekly, 1. The issues of the I apprehension was felt for the safety ' Semi Weekly and Weekly Journal how wants of the ptog- the V All exchange lias discovered ibe bigesl trust on earth. It in the country newapspi'r. It tiuds everybody, get cussnl fr trusting. mUliuslcd for c u r- i 1 1 j. . and if it buals for trusting, grls cus'dfor biuling. So thru' you have it. We have no objection to nllcr when the lights go not at flipper liins, but limply a sugtstivn that lhi ue-si in charge atlh l'ow,r fjr l,0 v h'luse ee that fuses do ni t burn vut ur wires gel cred leforvll. A eiiea of iwil l.iqswill be i C" giveu by tb 1'iiiivviiU Aflialeiu AluUlic flub in thiir new iluh ( kuuia this winter, the flrt of which ill come otT Christmas tiightnnd the second on New Vein's. The eluh also eiprcts to givv about the nrstcif Pvcembsr a recital, which is in ceurae of preparation now, and the proCrds of which will go to ward the purchase of u piano for the clubhouse.. An exchange, whoso editor bus ample lime to f tudv the styles in l,r0I I,J cons. quence, he is f. male l.osi.ry, tay's: "The story rewiving a large pstr.nsge. of Lot's wife turning to a pillar of A smooth Missouri editor work salt inn no longer be doubted. A ed a scheme on his delinquent voting lady the other day put her subsciibers tho other day. "All J , f. K't up or. a dry goods box to tie my Silt -scrinera Put one have pnnl li-r shoe and two young n en woo up in a Ivance lie wrote, nml wcni pitsiug turixd to rubber." about a hundred, ashamed to be , ... , the only one, dropped in and sot 1 ho ci'inic opera riiKifore will lie " ... .,, . lied up. produced in 1 iineville soma time ' iu January bv the gl.e club, under, r. Morrison is taking a two the nuspuW the athletic th.l. .' "cation. He has goi.e to K-b,.r.te preparation, ate now in l Corv.ll.s to spend ., . ..- 'I'll auk h l i v i n tr with his folks and r-s to make nil" anair one m " aoJcsl ever give in ,,i, help devour the fattened et.tool . . , t. ivlituli tiAfilnims ia mmh lie .scknerv H I'cinc pre narcu alii ii'Sllimes nro iioit ui.i.n.f. slid taking part in the e I a . better flavored than this favorite fowl grown on tho east side of the mountains. SCHOOL BOOKS 1 All kinds of Iho choisestl and up-to-date school sup plies in Princvilia, are to bo found at the druj store of D. P. ADAMSON. 1 I'rineville Hotel, who was a rues- all of the. features of the Daily cnger on the stage for this place, ! Journal. Address where she was coming to make! Tun Jovrsal, final proof on the limner cLirns of j Portland, Uiegon. her late husband and self. The1 An Evening Wltfi Eugene Field. service of a liverv team was pro cured and W. M. Duncan was snt Saturday evening last one of the out to meet the stage and brng her, btst enlertainmeuts ever given in in. They arrived safely about 12 I'rineville was held at the Union p. in. mucl, to the relief of all, who urch. 1,18 D8me g'Ven t0 lh" bad commenced to fear tho worst. was ar evening mi x.u- Silver Lake Bulletin. Sudden Death. Charles W. Ingraham, who came from lone about two weeks ego as ! meml,ers of the Helping Hand un a clerk in Winuek's drug store, i,,. lhe leadership of Mrs. J. II. gene FielJ," and the popular poet was well represented by the youth and beauty of I'rineville. The en tertainment was gotten up by the died in his room at the Hotel Prineville on Saturday last from pneumonia. He was stricken on WigU assisted by Miss Ethel King, Mrs. Strange and Mrs. Elkins. A library for the Sunday school was Smith A Cleelc have tlia tMUiuua Olvmpla Bwron tup m ttl Ki Keoeptloo at on I y "'Wlinn you witnt a Klitssul thla favor tt b.vr-rittfa ca at th lltfcoptiou. I Christmas and New Years 1903-4. Aim BMJ BOTH EVENINGS R OIVK.N Y T1IK Prineville Amateur Athletic Club is Tin: M-:w Cl.l'MIIl'Mi. Thesa two occasions re the fow""" reoular Club hops which will be given fir.t of the year. A fine dancing floor has been provided, also first-class music, and guest, assured an enjoyable time each evcn.ng. Tickets, each nlghtSI.OO- Attorney flcneral 1'iawford bus rendered un opinion in answer to questions propounded by Snpcrin tendent of Public Instruction J. 11. Ackormsn, in which lie holds that iwl where a pupil is transferred from ! one district to another, it is the du "s ty of the bimd of directors to trans fer that pupil s proportion ot me school funds to the district to whicd the child removes. It will he pleasant news to his many friends to learn thut Capt. C. Ii. Cornelt, of tho PrinevilU liums Bingo lin, 1UI Miss Ellie Williams, of IJums, weie married at tho Hotel Hums on the 11th, Judge Clilloni tying tho knot. Capt. Cornelt is well known i" Crook county and noeds no intro duction in theso columns, while the bride is the daughter or Mrs- L Thorno of Hums, While wo are not acquainted with her we are sure, from her choico of a p.irtnei lor life, tlmt she i u l"y f B0,h1 tnste. The happy couple are tak ing a short tour before settling down on the ranch at Paulina. the Monday previous with grip, the 0i,;ec. 0f the social and the nr which developed into pneumonia w j ffag the snug sum ot $17.50 ad caused his death. From the which win be applied oa the pur first ha seemed to give up all hopo j, cf book, fdr the same. An- and expressed to his nurses that olhcr B00iai ; pr0UJiSed shortly for the purpose of adding to the sum just rniaed, and tho library is an assured fact. The inclement weather prevented a good many from attending, who thereby mies- In Every House there Is some article of furniture that would be improved with, a coat of The Sherwin-Williams Enamel Paint It gives a bright lustre to anything: npon which it is used. Fourteen beautiful tints and shades See color card. It's economical. It will save the old rocker that would otherwise be thrown away as unsightly. Put up ia small packages. ALSO Varnish Staih for Furniture and Woodwork, etc. BUGGY PAINT fcr Buggies, Porch Furniture, etc. SOLD EY EUmts $c King Elfcttw $c King he was never to, rise from the sick- bed. The yttry best medical at i tendance wns given him and every thing was done to relievo his suffer ing, but it was seen Saturday morning mat ne count not live tneP( 8 rare irt,aj day through. At noon he pasmj i away. The Knights, of which or der ho was a member, took turn LATE8? STYLES IN COR6STS Mrs. E. L. Bradford, LADIES FURNISH ING GOODS... srccBssoa to urs. slaytox. MILLINERY AND HAIRDRESSINQ M about watching at his bedside, and Mrs McDowell left nothing undone for the sick man's comfort. His brother came over from Seattle Sunday and took charge of tho remains, which were taken to Shaniko for shipment. A Wondarrul Dioorry. One of our leading Western phy sicians on boing isiterrogated as to what he regarded as the best rem edy for all ailmonts that the hu man flesh is heir to, and what is tho host preventive of disease, ro- plied, Portland's Cu'ii Whiskey, us I know it is a pure bourbon. Well matured anil aged in weod. For sale by H fivsl class dealer. Thlo Is the Pioco. Where you cun buy ladies', gcntV, boy's uud child reus' sweat ers at a reasonable price. Tiik Bee Hive. We How's This! offer one hundred dollars Our gtoolc or Millinery and Laities' Furaiahing Gooda ts ep- t j-rtate, uud the styles are the latest an o most approved. Our KooOa are alt hlfh-umdo an-1 will bo sold at prtcea within Uio roaeS of tooao avun In moderate clrcum8UJio. VE TRIM OUR OWN HATS. reward for any case of catarrh that E cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. V. J. Cheney vt Co, Props., To ledo, O. We tho undersigned, have known F, J. Cheney for the last 15 yeurs, and believe him perfectly honor able in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by thoir firm. West & Truax, Wholesale -Druggists, Tolelo, O. Walding, Kinnan it Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0. Hall's Cvtarrh Cure is taken in ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 7"e. pet bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimoni als free. Hall's Family Pills nro the beet. Revisit and Weekly Oregonian one year for only '2. HIGH GRADE M1L1N&KY CUEAP NO INTERIOR GOODS K.KFT IM STOCK "1L 3 Hotel pFioeville THOROUGHLY RENOVTED"ANO ReruRNisHCo thhougout American Plan C Rates at.ool 1 60 a.oo l. McDowell, . Proprietor S -, . ,' t 1 '.i ('' it t r.f , . ,i , t ' .:1V H ' A f"' . a ---'. 5
