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CHRISTMAS DISPLAY AND SALE.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER G, 1903.
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CHRISTMAS
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NEW YEAU'8
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cUm-.fd.MfI.Imil.tf,.,. H.....-lii. will Im n e.. l. t .. ...x . . . , .
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Arn felt in ll ki..fH ....... I ..i . i .
. : ' " r ,,RIV0 'Vt'0'Mi nu .,1(.,r( unity to sen ll.,n Ufore (lie assort-
..,. , , .mukvii, mey win inn ot on display or inlu until
Saturday,
December
5, 1903.
On this tUy you will l!. o.ir Morfl uVroml. .1 in huli.hiy CtJ,, Mfl, everreens with specisl altrao
lion. BJ JHrKui(.i f,,r .very t. m.rliniMit. Wi. invito you to call on us ilurinir the due. .vn il.,,0.
you no not i,. to punhs.o you no ,lo,,hl tnj-,y to see. "lliingi heaiiiiful." Coiim, you are weleoms.
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Everybody'!
Store.
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your picturi't for framing. We have a nice lino of gold pens
Tlio m-h fur n, ., f
It, ri v. r fiiM,; in jn tl. ticigl.boihood.
It i'h cxpcrlcd Iuto to lay.
;J Tli'j ilivorco c-ourlo nro doing a
hinvling buciiics, nniinly lor tlio
.J-jioiiKon tlmt h'oiih-ii y, "ytV' (o a
4-. iniiii i,oni they rcurccly know.
Kii()f it? Journal,
ralnnn of llm poHodico dliould
mail their Xmim nhs iih early aa
poHil)ln, hh from now on until the
fimUf tho jvar the tnuiU will be
lioavily loaded arid gifts may not
be Iniridk'd promptly if not sent in
Boon .
Mm. K. L, Hrodford hoi been
upending tho pant wttk in Port
land buying her Clirictmaa and
spring stock. Miss Lulu Ander
son Iihs been looking after the
inillinery cutabliBbroent during
huralmenco. Mrs. Itradford is ex
pected home today.
Archie Wileon is in fiom the
Dixie Meadows mining camp. Jle
said tUt tho company had 'steam
up in their boiler on Wednesday
and tstod the machinery . The
I rut of next week they will begin
tho work of concentrating their
or$a, which ia th great moment
anxiouHly awaited by every body
in camp and a great number in
and out ol the country. Prairie
City Miner.
Frank Hackloman, of Albany,
is in Crook county to remain until
spring looking after his stock!
ranch near Priio. Mr. Hackleman
is a combined Webfooler and sage-
bruiili boy and feels equally at
homo on thodt'grrt lauds of Crook
county and in the eodduu Willain
otte valley, llii slock interests
hers are large and require bis con
htant attention throughout the
winter.
Clay SitiiMoo. the veteran in-
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iWURZIEILER i THOMSON i
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NEW HIGH GRADE GOODS.
Our fall and winter stock is now arriving, and we arc pleased I
to inform our patrons that we now have the largest and most I
complete line ever brought to the city.
Our line of Ladies wear, consisting?
of
CLOAKS
JACKETS
BKJRT8
t FURS
COLLARS
8IIOK8
t ' DRESS GOODS
J And many other things too numerous to mention, ,u , , ,
... , , , , AH of the very beat makes and at
t all of which are of the latest and most approved 5
t styles. is tho very lowest.
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Ours is a busy store. We carry everything used in the home or
For tho Gentlemerv we have
DRESS SUITS
business si;rrs
UNDERWEAR
SHIRTS
BOOTS
SHOES
HATS
CAPS
prices
on the farm, and we cordially invite one and all to examiue our t
I immense stock of general merchandise and household supplies. :
I We carry only the best, and sell at prices that all can afford to
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WURZWEILER & THOMSON
'in a it A Co. aud pencils at the Pee Hive.
Temperance Revivals.
TifUMtiAT
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SQUIBLETS.
The trihft' iiiHlituS begins to
dny. BuloillOll, Juhflttlll A t'll. hilVP
some gind V.iiiip-i In itn u's over
coats. Salomon, Julio ti A l him
Kline Ailrkliil rti.tls sml vcit
that are j-ut the th'-ng f.ir cold
wralher.
l. lic. V"U nh'lSd juiil ft-qi into
hikiinon, Juhnmn .V I'o.'s store
and see thrir lt(ant line of houe
t'ippers. their satnplrs are all in
i (la.
JAS. S. KELLEY,
P HO TOGRAPHER
As the w inter approaches temper
ance revivals grow in popularity
throuhout the lanJi, in their an
nual clTort4 to dethrone King Alco-
surance man for the Washington j hoi. Orators have been arguing
ir i: i. ... i .... .t .! a,. . w ........ t.-.. o.-.i. . : l.i u. was roviilv enter ained .Sun- lor sees ssainet tae arinKinK 1)0 D
ii ' .iiMnnn ii, nave mo i no .laiionai i.ive nioc abkoci- i "
'(largrsl and best line of healers in I stion meet in Portland Saturday i ay cven'nB .v Messrs. Ellison and ( it, but admit that the strongest
ilrnneville. 'of this week Smelzor, withtheir mandolin and thing they have to contend with is
guitir. 7heiriiiulc was excellent the purity ami htalthfulness of
'and Mr. Simpson, who is recover-; Portland Club Whisker, for sale
ing from his long illness, was everywhere.
greatly cheered by it. Tlii-se!
gentlemen also eiitertaiued a party j
of gurxts at tin residence of Mrs.
I i:ihiii J !ui-oii ,t Co. have Art siiuares in all the different'
brit tin if men's dress shoet frad car. be found oulv at A. II.'
f.. mid in tl.e ciiv. I.inmiian & Vo.
J l". Cnin, the Silver Luke n.er- y Pictures can only be found at j
( haul, undo a th'itiji trip to l'rinc-lhe well known old stand of A. II. !
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Married.
In this city, November 30ib, by
ville batmdsy. reluming Sunday Tl.ippman A C. jc A j yll jn ,he aft(!rnPon 0fthb Rev. Father Demarais, T. J. Dolan
M.s. Coinun rford, wife uf our A full lino of ladies' and gent's i ,R n)0 jav. a,,j were ereatlv ap-! "" Mies Catherine Cochlin, both
arrived in handkerchiefs for X ma presents ; predated by tlu hosttfj and visit-, ,ara!'. Crook county. Dalles
j t hioniuie.
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C. A. Whitnett will Lsv carh !
rn.A.A..I,l,U I..... .1 ' Uwliute. Eebo.
Pri -sbj teii.-tn iiiiiii't-T
1'iineville l.ut Thursday to make xt the Pee lPve.
her home Willi us. J i;,J,ior Schlecht of the Echo,
l!i-v t 'i.in, pantor of the Christian came homo from Portland Tuesday
church, will fill tho pulpit morning i and will leave Saturday for the
and evening three Sundays it) escb ! clantic shades of Bend.
inoMB at the Union churoh. i Mre. AJdie Demrsv-Allen re
Found On the toad between I turned to her home in Washtuckna, j The Lartles' nn Organised.
Piineville and the Zull place, a Washing'", after a three mouths' j The wires of most of the mem
new shoe, lliincr fan have the flay with fiiends in Prineville and . hers of the Piineville Aina-
AT THE BEND.
for coyote hides. See him at Z,
! Salomon, JoLnson k Co. Btore. Thos. Tripletl and family
ra0ve back in town this week.
will
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Highest Crado Work.
PrlnovtUw. i'ttt'in.
Mrs l. V. Ti-mpleluu, who hf
been sulleilii fumi an atdtk of
neuralgia (f the stixnaeh, i t
rr.rnl ron.idered nut uf danger,
lliungh it sharp nltst k Sun Jay
liitfhl oi-ianioned grave frura f r
ln-r safety. Her sou, John Tempi"
I 'll spent M i idoy at 'ho rani-h,
a , I reports his mother as reiing
r""'.v' j S,ver L ike to
The Ladies' Union Auxiliary j ti, ,-r i lnimn.
tint at tho home of J.rs II, I . I" 1
Limp December "J. Tiny hnv
liken tip the study of the t.nl.v
llnlory of Oregon, and aho spsnl
one hour in what is called ninth
er's meeting A committed was
appointed to carpel the aisles of
tho church. About fouV o'clock
llm ladies were invited inlo the
dinning room to umko imrry over
plum pudding, cake nu I colfeo
The suciuty ndinurnt'd to inert t
Mrs. Dave Slswarts January
, iiuie by proving properly and pay
l lug fr this notice.
lient'fineu do you know that
mere la .o met f Mnus present
than H Uri'sfl farpi-l swreprr?
A. 11 I.ippmsu A Co. have '.hem
ui all I lie good gravies.
Ovid Riley, of Bend, wan a visiter
to PriueviHs the first of tha week,
laying in supplies fur the ranch,
lie umde the Review rllitea pleas
ant call.
Messrs. A O. Kjorlnn and X. E
llutce. of Northwiiod, N. D , wers in
Prineville Monday n
prove up
vicmitr.
Binlth Ai dm, havii the
ruuuma Otynipln Her on
tup at ih Kf H.KMiptloa
ill on I V When you
wnt s'm or this rvor
lt b.vnrugo e,l at the
liuooijtion.
! teur Athk-lia Club met at the
Two four-borso stages arrived
Tuesday evening, loaded to the
guards with passengers who came
to Piineville to prove up on timber
ehiime before County Clerk Smith.
Mrs. M. E. Piroival returned to
tlu ir wav to Piineville from a Iwo months' visit f-
en their to Mrs. Joe Lister at the Lister
place on north Crooked river, and
will re in ain with her sister, Mrs.
W. T. Elliott, until after the holi-
7 th.
HOLIDAY GOODS
home of Mrs. M. E. Brink Dec. 5th
and organized a Woman's Annex
Social and Athletie Club. The
following oflieera wero elected
Mrs. II, V. Belknap, president;
Mrs. M. K. Brink, vice president ;
Mre. W. Wigle, secretaiy; Mrs. C.
M. Klltins, treasurer.
Finance Committee, Mrs. M. R.
Elliott and Mrs. C. Elkins.
Membership Committee, Mrs.
Fred Wilson and Mrs. J. II. ltosen
burg. The vice-president is a
member of the above committees.
The object of this club is to pro
mote physical, moral aud mental
culture and render all the assist
ance in our power to tho Athletic
Club. All female residents " of
Crook county of good moral char
AND
All kinds of tho choisest
and up-to-dato school sup
plies inPriii3vill8, arc to be
found at tho dru j store of
D. P. ADAMSON. 1
Christmas and New Year's
1903-4.
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DOTH EVENINGS
OlVICN IIV Til K
Prineville Amateur Athletic Club
in inn ni w ct.riiii'M
These two occasions are the '"Z
reaularClub hops which win oc b vm -first
of tho year. A fine dancing floor has been
provided, also first-class music, and guests are
assured an enjoyable time each evening.
ni, . H.OOlt M AN AfJBIl-''.
Kiwi;iiirjLiuw iJOAiwu it,
M. n niiiis,
Jai'li tiiiiiiniara,
W. A lliiulh.
Oout-tfti t:ynt,
(J, Hum Wintln, ,
lie. J. It, Hi'sonl""
'UiuiiiUtoo on Munlo
utlhscluh houso when available.
days.
F, Uhes, the Hotel Piineville's , acter and over thongs of lo years
new chief, is a first class cook. He J are eligible to membership,
turns out the tenderest steaks and j Meetings will bo held the first
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guests with n ease ttiai unies
competition. Ho comes from Se
attle. Willi a dunce coining on Christ
mas eve and Christmas and one
on New Yf ar's eve and New Years,
it is very likely that our dancing
population will be quite ready to
swear nlVon this popular dissipa
tion for tho remainder of 100 1.
The people of our city ill bo
ni-..,! in eantribtito toward the
Clergymen's Half-Fare Permits.
For tho year 100-1 the custom of
endorsing association and other
issues of clergymen' half-fare per
mits, rendering them acceptable on
tho Columbia Southern Railway,
will be abolichtd, and this com
pany will issue clerical orders to
ordained clergymen having change
of churchea located on or near ils
i lines. Clergymen desiring such
Sacnjawea statue lobe 'fet',J l i orders should make wiitten appli
Will Kin,
ur. 0 A. Otne.
Milt ''
Kni'iik Si.lnnln,
it, iVhiwiii,
(!. M. Klktn", A II, Kuimoily
Tickets, each night, $1.00.
ii, I uu-U nml Clark fair. S
j iweit was Ihe only womau to so
coinpimy the Lewi i1 (-'lar1' cx"
pedilion, ho was their guide and
interpreter; she provided for them
food and horses when destitute of
both, fcho also saved their journals
nnd valuablo papers lit the risk of
her own lifo. She was the only
one of tho pnrly who received no
pecuniary compensation for her
service. This heroine will bo hon
ored at our fair in lui w"
will thus show to tho world that
color iniikes no dillorence, we give
honor where honor is due. All
llioko desiring to contribute towftid
,his fund will hand it In to Mrs.
U, P. BelkHap.
cation lo nearest Columbia South
ern Railway agent for his endorse
ment. Applications should be
made beforo December 25, so that
orders may be mailed before De
cember 31. C. K. Lyti.e,
ti. P. A.
Programme.
Of the evening session of the
teachers' institute at the Methodist
church, Saturday evening, Dec.
12ih at 8 o'clock.
V...-.I Si.lii-Tlie Orcum . MuctlHl
M r-l. A C. cirmiKU.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Vandervert,
of Lava, spent Sunday at Lytle.
The roof is being put on the Des
chutes Lumber Company's mill
this week.
W. P. Vandervert, of Lava, Is in
Deschutes this week looking after
business matters.
A. V. Pope is hauling hay from
Caldwell's ranch for the Deschutes
Lumber Company.
Miss Marlon Wiest gave a
Thanksgiving dinner in honor of
her friend Miss Iva Donkel.
II. J. Talmer and father left Ibis
week for Portland where they ex
pect to wake their home in the
future.
0. C. Hutchinson came in last
Sunday, accompanied by a couple
of capitalists. It is the intention
to commence extensive work for
his company.
On Monday morning Robt. Mo
Farland began the survey for a
ditch line for Mr. Hutchinson's
Company. The new line leaves
the Deschutes river at Lvtle iuet
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ol,rv..A I I,.. en.iill .' P
Forestry Acent Kent who is en-1
gaged in making further investl- !
galion into the Warner Mountain
Reserve withdrawals, is work ing !M
to Ihe south of Lava. Reports,!
from persons whom he has inter
viewed would Feem to indicate I
that he considered territory, where
GO per cent of the land was taken,
as unavailable for reserve purposes.
Black pine land he seemed to
think might conserve the water
supply some what. He is also dis
inclined to reserve lands on
streams suitable for homesteads.
From the nature . of bis inquiries it
is more than likely that he will
recommend that a largo part of
tho .territory be thrown open for
entry. Mr. Kent will shortly com
plete his work.
Elkuui & Kim
We have a good
assortment of
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tit 1 1 a a v -,nerM t v ucr.'--
And WAGON COVERS.
Our slock of
RIFLES and SHOTGUNS
IS COMPLETE.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
ALL KINDS OF AMMUNITION.
Don't You Need a -?
NICE CARVING SET?
WE HAVE THEM I
Elkutfi Sc King Ellutta Sc iKtttg
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LADIE3 FURNIS3
INO GOODS....
LATEST 6TTLK3
IN COESETS..-
Mrs. E. L. Bradfordt
MILLINERY AND HAIRDRESSINQ
Our stock of Millinery and Ladies' Furn'shlng Goods is up-to-date,
and the sty lea are the latwt nnd moat approved.
Our trocida are all higrh-irrde and will be sold at prices
within the reach of tlioae eveu in moderate clrou instance.
WE TRIMCl'S OWN HAT3. '
HIGH GRADE
MLL1NBRY CHEAP
NO INFERIOR
GOODS K.BPT IN STOCK
prrirroo'yoTro'yiirtronrsTTiro
Vtultn'Suli) linntmin'
Miis Klhel Kin
t'Hilinw,,
Mr Mn H. Wigle. '
VotMllWi'to -ItosrtWo , I Koven
Mr. C. M. Klkius.
Aildrou '
8ut. U. F. Kobiutm.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Ntitlci ts lierebv nlvtin that st'ftUvl bid" will
W rot't'ivnl tsv tlif Hoard ot TrnKift v( thv
KtrM rnlivtfVian t'hurch it Vri nrvU le, ro
ttm, umtl ti o'fltM'k . in. Sinly, .lanunry 9,
iWt. (or I ht crwt t ion nd rii) plrt ion of a
cliurrh bnllilinn aeroMin lo tin1 plans hhI
Hpeeifit'ftiion now on tllr will llu uiutvrsiiuHl
at Uii' First National Hmik.
Hitl-. for tin' loiuutaiinn i? for aur
sttnicHtro to Ik1 fubmiiU'oJ tt'artelv.
Tho right to ri-jovt any inl ail bdla hcroby
rt'M'rvl.
ITincvllU', Or., IWtt. ,VT
T. M. BAI.nwlX,
Bev. ol Trusttvs,
Hotel Prineville
THOROUGHLY Rf NOVATE D"AND
REFORNISHKD THROUOOOT
$1.00!
1.60
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American Plan - - Rates
C E. McDowell,
Proprietor.
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