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Tako Advantage of our
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It will save
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aljf lriiirttillr ftrmrui
TllUltriDAY
DEO. ill, 1IAKI
SQUIBLETS.
A Happy New Yetr I
(.'has, (irv, of Udell, wm i
toffn on buiince this weilc,
k
Hahvnon, Johnson A Co. have
oitin gooj value in mm over
cent,
A full linn of UvliiV and Kent'
liat.ds.rrcliii'fs for Xinae presents
I the Hr H t.
Ssloiil'in, Johnson & IV
-jiomo Astrskhm't ciuli and
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thitt
urn just the thing
for cold
we allisr.
I.adiea. vmi ahuldjutt lp Into j
,iliii!0:i, Juhnauii Cii.'a ilor '
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and see tin ir elev ant line of house I
ahppera.
light.
Tlnir aauiplci are allin'aa the supply
! atd there are
JA9. 8. KEltEY,
P HO TOGRAPHER
Hlghoit Crnrio Work.
I'rlii.vlllo, Onen.
J
Mie Wliinia Cliue, Katrlle
Simpson ami Mar alonion are
- epqojing the holiday with their
parent in I lit) city. Tim young;
i4di aro ilud'-nt at St Mnry's
Academy in Tli DalU and are
Hijtiyinn Imgely their tei)mniry
er trm from hooks and sliiJn. j
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("line Falls mi SaturJ.iy ami spent"
the tirt of the eek In I'rinevillv
J Mr. Hammond has H'J'I arrr of
- Crook county iid nesr the !is
, fhntes at t'linn FiU and in a fow
yeara will liav on of the 'best
raimhe lu the county. He is an
indvfatiCnhlti worker aud ail such
, generally succeed
C. J.Cutto:.
rf vv'''9 v'"'' 11
,Mr. Cotior.iu i
C, J. Cotto:, of I.rtle, paid l'rino-
the Oral of the wik.
order toavoij a ficix-.
II. g trip fn III lgn, ii'oiru
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Bcr tho Uosorl. A walk across
, the desert is by no nissns a urooc
J rurrrnoit duilng the sitmrnur months
"n'ty tltix'its of that commuiiily,
when the nighttime is taken for
Jtho atroll. Different parties ae
Compliahed it H llmca lar-t sum
nier, We liav to record one en,
1 fiyerr, that flnUhe.d the 30 inilo
w.inoui a
very tired feeling
II f
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Christmas and New Year's
. 1903-4.
85.
BOTH EVENINGS
UIVKN IIV TIIK
Prineville Amateur Athletic Club
IN TIIK Mliw ci.t'aiuil'Hit.
These two occalon aro the forerunners of the
regular Club hops which will be given after the
ft.-st of the year. A fine dancing floor has been
provided, also first-class music, and guests are
assured an enjoyable time each evening.
HKCVrTiuN OOMM1TTKR.
M r lllirir",
W A HiiMi.it,
Uooraa t'vruii,
u. Mum .tinltli,
I ir J. It. liosenbni'ir.
Ouiiiuiutee on Munlo
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OREGON.
Will KJwards it In I'rineville on
l-minee from Sisters,
JirluR your pictures fur framing
to A. It, I.inpnikti A Co.
W. Hrowti, of Crm Key,
i was a visitor in town ytrdy.
I'rof. J. Anderson of Aubwooil in
I in I'rineville ibis week on husin'SH.
. . it it . . i ..i
A . 11. i.ippmaa iv i.o. nave ins
Utgt'it mul beet line of heaters in
'rineville.
Salomon Johnson A Co. have
tho brt tin of inrn' drew shoes
to be found in the ti:r.
tientleuieii do von Vno- ti.t
flhert! ia no nicer .mit pnaent
tlmn
Ilriatel " carpet aweeprr?
-V. U- 1-I'I'
eoldV" ,U he ,:
ipptnan & to. Iiare il.rm i
giiod gradea.
We
have on tale at the Itevietr
o'llse li t copie of Hick' almnnaca j
"r 1004. Tln.ae deaiiing thiival-!
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liable work sliou u come at once,
m11 fuun give out
to bu no rcmvwali'.
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Worship at the Union church
next Sunday will be in charge of
the pastor of Ihe Pit.bylrrinn
-hiih.h, Rev. F. M
Comu.erford.!"19 ,a"1 ''ur.
The (heme nf t!ie morning sermon
will be "The Word M.di Flesh."
Text John 1 ,U, and in thw even-j
lug the pastor will deliver a aer- j
moil fol young men. As laat Sun- j
day, the sermon will bo enriched j
wilh some good mueid from the
hoir consisting of nuartets, duets
and solos. All not worshiping
elsewhere are invited to be present
and dike putt in service.
HOLIDAY GOODS
AND
All kinds of the choisest j
and up-to-dato school sup
plies in Prineville, are to be
found at the drug store of
r II f All ANlMlrl.
,v. JkiAft.il I J' - " J- " - -
The Mason and O. K. S. held
loinl installations Dec. 'J. Tk. re
t were many preecnl, M K 1-rink ,
W M, welcomed the Star tbat
brightened their firmament. On
; behalf of the Eastern Star Mrs
Winiiik, W M, responded. After
tho beautiful Installation ceremony
all were invited to partake of the
I good things of lift). While the in-
...... man was bt'inff satisfied the
; , m) ou, ctnUilum,,
'... l. ............ !,. 1 1,.. I.nml
tirt,lh(rll((0(1 len,ler vins
is rspidly entwining itself around
m um
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phtt'.lllff,
IIiiMwiu.
ii Koiuioiy
night, S..',0.
I- Alex Ktnilll Was in town from
Sister Monday,
V have a li ion ling of gold pens
mul ptncil ut the lice Hive.
Mri, C, M. Ellin ii doing very
iilnrly at.'J it rxpeiled to be cut in
a get day.
' Arlsijuarss in all tlio different
grndui car. be found only at A. 11.
I.ippman A Co.
Pictures can only lie found at
the will known old stand of A. II,
Uppinan & Co.
Wo an Laving delightful wc-ather,
Hardly down lo freezing, and
springlike and balmy.
A. R. Kricksmi, of Haruidji,
Minn , patsed through Prineville
Tuvaday on liia way lo the tall
tiiiibrr.
Wall Snodurly ia having a hard
tuoilu with pneumonia but ii now
at tin rrinia and Ia expected to pull
through all right.
Mom lie re of the club attvndud
orchritra praclioo Monday t veiling
and turned It into a dancing
echool. Inatruetort were there in
ilenly and coimidcrable progrrat
Hindi) among tliofo who were try
ing to tnaater the intricacies of (he
eliinive waltt itrp.
The I.adici' Annex Social and
Athletic Club will give a public re
ception New Yetr'a day at the
clubhouae, beginning at 2 p. J).
Tlio change in the place of meeting
wai mads on accor.nl of , lie illnoas
of Mri. C. M. Klkina. The ladiea
of the club will aerve you with re
freahmenla and ce'.no you to forgot
yon have grown on year older and
convince you that the clubhouse ia
the suiaainr link long nrwW to
make onr aocla! relationa perfect
.III IWlH.M.HMW.
Rmltb A Clock have the
rraoua Ulrmplfk Ucr on
Uip l lb K RMauptioa
i on ly "'Wtoii yon
wnt gliuwor this rvor
lia braif cU l th
Uwonptiua.
AT THE BEND.
Is t. hum K. Im.
Joho HUss ws a visitor in Des
chutes this week.
J. I. West was a visitor in I'rine-
Ovid Ri!y
was a Piineville vie -
itor the first of the week.
Cbsrles Low came in Wednes
day wilh a load of freight.
John Steidl'i sickness bin been
diagnorod as typhoid fever.
Mr. snd Mrs. C. I). Weisi were
vicilon in I'rioovilla this week.
Ed Iirock took in the sights at
the county seat for a few hour
Isst Sunday.
Mr. snd Mrs. W. II. Staata went
lo I'rineville the first of the week
to do Christinas shopping.
C. D. Weisi and wife left today
for Silver Lake where Mr. Weisx
will make proof on his limber
claim.
Frank Glass left laat Monday for
Corvallia where be will spend tho
holidays with relativea and old
friends.
Ford McCulli.ter came up from
Crooked river Tuesday with a load
of apples wbioh he sold to our local
merchants.
II. W. Reed's aew residence is
the first on the river to be painted
within snd without. X. I'. Weider
did ths work.
John McTaggart and wifo posaod
through town Monday on thuir wuy
to Silver Lake to make proof on
their timber claims.
C. I. Turney and Charlea Dano
came down from their homesteads
near Holland Tuesdsy and left
; next day for rrineville.
Mr, ind Mri. Oscar Hyde, who
have been visiting wilh Mr. and
Mm. C. D. Weisi. during the past
week, left for Prineville Monday.
A. W. Pope went to Prineville
last Sunday morning to summon
a physician to attend Johu Hleidl,
whoso illnosa took quite a eerioua
turn Saturday night.
This plane is daily hearing of
new projects which tend toward
city building, This week wo
chronicle a now telephone project
and also a movement for a new
bridge over Crooked river at For
est' plauo. Tho nale of city lot
i going along briskly and Tiik
Ki no Is receiving lutUrs of Inquiry
from Eastern people in every mail.
The public school closed
Wednesday for the usual Clirint
and Now VeiirIay va-
the nchool year aro Ihun cloaod
with a record of good work done
by both Mr. Rowan and tho ichol
ara. With the opiming of tchool
again on Jan. 4lh it ia hoped that
the aauie energy will prevail among
all and that the anme rapid pro-
greri ahall be made by the chil
dren. Two Big Dance.
Christmas evo and Clirlntmna
night wjliiemod a grand ball, one
at Gla.o'e Hall, the other in the
new clubhouae of the I'. A. A. C.
In each caae a full hour greeted
the niuaiciani and the dancara
tripped the light funtactic till the
wee una' houri. Many visitor
were in from the lurrouuding coun
try and attended both. Hud there
been another Saturday evening a
full attendance would have graoed
that a loo.
Tonight and tomorrow night will
be given more dances, at both of
which a large crowd ia expected.
Too much danciag cannot be bad
in I'rineville. Those who enjoy
duncing never quit until the
music ceaaea for the night and
even ihon they alwnya coax tbe
musician for ''just one more
waltx," aeeming not to recollect
there will be other hops.
Obituary.
Wra. II. Quinn was born Feb.
27th 1841 in Owen County, Indi
ana, croiaed the plains with bis
parents to Clackamas County, Ore
gon in 1852, where be grew to man
hood. There in 1804 he was mar
ried to Mary E. I'orttr. He emi
grated to Crook County in 1870,
where he ba aince resided, a prom
inent citizen and stockman. Sud
den death from I eart failure .ook
him away on the evening of Dec.
17lh. II left a wife
seven sons
and daughters, and many friends
I to mourn hie departure.
The funeial conducted by C. A.
Siai of tho Prineville Church of
j ! Christ, occurred at tbe family resi
dence at Willow Creek at 10 a. m.,
Dec. 21st. The remains wire in
terred in the neighborhood ceme
tery. Concentrator Working.
At the Dixie Meadowa, the con
centrator has been I uniting for ad-
, juttruent sine Monday, and will
continue to ruo in this wsy uotil
the New Year, when regular work
will be commenced permanently.
Arrangements for water have been
I made, ro tbat there will be plenty
) f ir permanent use.
The free gold product of tho
mine, which will average about 23
per cent of the values.it is calcu
lated will pay all expenses, aud
that tbe proceeda from the value
of the concentrate will he deelared
dividend to the stockholders, w bich
will mount to a large percentage
on tbe inrestmeot. frame City
Miner.
Clergymen'e Half-Fare Permits.
For the year 1D04 the custom of
endorsing association and other
iisues of clergymen' half-fare per
mits, rendering them acceptable on
the Columbia Southern Railway,
will be abolished, and this com
pany will issue clerical order to
ordained clergymen having charge
of churcbe located on or near it
line. Clergymen desiring such
orders should mike written appli
cation to nearest Colombia South
ern Railway agent for hi endorse
ment. Applications should be
made. before December 25, so that
orders may bo mailed before De
cember 31. C. E, Lyti.e,.
0. P. A.
Temperance Revival.
A the winter approaches temper
ance revival grow in popularity
throuhout the lands, in their an
nual efforts to dethrone King Alco
hol. Orator hnv been arguing
for ages against the drinking hab
it, but admit that the strongest
thing they have to contend with is
the purity and healthfuluess of
Portland Club Whiskey, fer eale
everywhere.
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Notice to Dogowner. ..
All owners of dogs within the
city limits of I'rineville are requir
ed to pay license for fix months on
January 1, 1004. Call at Record
er's oflice and ;ot your receipt,
R. P. IlAnniNUTON, Marekal.
Card of Thanks.
We wish in this way toexprcts
our sincere thank to our friends
nnd neighbors for their generous
sympathy and help in our recent
bereaveuion.
--r MhsAuinn and Family, j
WURZWEILER ft
NEW HIGH GRADE GOODS.
Our fall and 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 llneof Ladles wear, consisting)
of t
CLOAKS
JACKETS
SKIRTS
FURS
COLLARS
SHOES
DRESS
And many other things too numerous to mention, A of th(j yery
all of which are of tho latest and most approved
style.
Ours is a busy store.
on the farm, and we cordially invite one and all to examine our
immnrico airwX? rf rronnral mnrrtlmri1 1 an orwl lwn cnYirtlrl CiinrtllPS.
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We carry only the
buy.
WURZWEILER & THOMSON
;WARM 6PRINCS.
.Frank Winneshet, the Indian
who killed the policeman here, has
been turned loose and a big feast
wss kad upon bis return. Tbe iB-
terpreter aud deputy district at
torney may bs called before the
next federal grand jury to indkt
tbe wilnest.es who testifies before
tbe last grand jury and the court
in different itorres in the Win
nesbet tiial.
Five or six Indians were arrett
ed yesterday drunk and with
whisky on them and more to fol
low. But tbey no doubt feel hap
py, as they got to lay in jail only a
few days by a good fire and eat
good grub.
E. II. Osbkoish, our honored in
dustrial teacher, ha been tram
fered on bis own request to Crow
Agency, Mont., and Wm. Hunt has
taken bis place here.
An eatertainraent and Chritt
maa tree was had at the school
Thursday night, and Friday after
noon a tree well loaded wilh valu
able presents was unloaded at the
church for the older Indians, and
all were well pleased.
Since the railroad is an assured
fact it seem Pslmebn is a very at
tractive plase for fiome of our citi
zens, who stop over there for days
at a time, while now ia the time for
farmers to stick the closer to their
ranches Atid ltt transient men
build the road aud loaf.
Another Indian oflice official is
expected here any day now, which
makes three very recently visiting
here. Tbey must keep up their
rounds and oflice inspections even
if this is in the backwoods.
Now, Mr. Editor, since tbe
whisky truflic in this part of the
country is becoming so obnoxious
I desire through your columns to
ask a question and hope some well
ioformed authority can explain it
fer I tell you many of tho good
citizens of this whole country are
interested in this matter, especial,
ly where whisky is sold from a
plaoo where there is no incorpor
ated law officials to protect the
good citizens, vis. Who ia author
ized to say what constitutes a re
tail liquor dealer? Because if
it is a man who first secures the
petition of a majority of his pre
cinct voters to tho county court to
grant him a license as a retail
liquor dealer and it is granted
them, he is Barely authorized as
such and can justly apply to ths
collector of internal revenue for a
special tax stamp as a retail deal
tf. But upon the other hand, has
the collector of internal revenue
tbe authority to grant to Tom, Dick
and Harry a special tax stamp
a retail liquor dealer whenever
tbev forward to him the required!
?5, and in 60 doing construe hf
option ol saying who isi "i'u
liquor dealer to be in his- power
and grant to any 25 roan this
stamp aud H thin man set up
jug. fcituse or doggery under the
noeeVtVlaw abiding community
even iMvuring county authority and
Ihe wiebie of the community. -
GOODS
BUSINESS SUITS
UNDERWEAR
SHIRTS
BOOTS
SHOES
HATS
CAPS
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We carry everything
L 11V 1 L 1 IllOl VllUUlll UUU
best, and sell at prices
ElfctttB
We have a good
assortment of
"A"
Wall Tents
i8 the very lowest.
And WAGON COVERS:
RIFLES
IS
W E ARE HEADQUARTER Fi$Hf "
ALL KINDS OF AMMUNITION '
Don't You Need a V ' :
NICE CARVING SEfr;
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WE HAVE THEM I V .
tzUmts & King
LA.DIB3 FURNISH
ING GOODS....
Mrs. E. L. Bradford,
srccnsoK to uks. slatiox.
MILLINERY AND HAIRDRESSINQ"
Our stock of Millinery una l, if
Kxlate, am the style nr s t'.e
Our Rood Ararwal luaH jrrj. '
WETRIV! r.f
HIGH GRDS
MUJNKKY CHEAP
rrrrtroTfrrTnr im t svnrns
flotel Prineville
THOROUGHLY NCNOVATEDTAND
REFURNISHED THROOOOUT .
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American
Plan
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THOMSON
For the Gentlemen we have
DRESS SUITS
makeg and at
prices
that
used in the home or
IIUUCIJIUIU UUI 1"
that all can afford to
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Our stock of ' ' '
and SHOTGUNS"
COMPLETE?
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CUmtxs " & King.
LATEST STYLES
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