5 Qj
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r. " iff
-Li
liic viivcf Cuiiitt ;j0Hf;. ;
Its' no news
to our regular customers. ;&a.TV.esel.
the BEST shoes in town fo. least money..
The Most Suecessf ut GlMeSTPIow Hade.
. .. . . . ..
U VAIT are 'Golfing fcfr tOrT prices on all kinds of Fall .ndj
r . - - ' j K-:." : : :
Crcok - Ccsaty JonriuL
THURSDAY. JAN. 9Qt.
this peERnr.
tu Saa fcie, CtdtftrmilC here coo
tract foe tlmtkuf earn be sande for it.
For additional local sue editorial
id.
Mrl T. M ' IUjiiia &m
Portland, last week.
Editor Palmer returned from Port
land Wednesday.
The sleigh bells- began to jingle
Wednesday morning.
All subscribers will receive a copy
of the New Tear Jocna1
T.M
Baldwin has just completed
very pretty cottage in this city.
Mr. and Mr. Miner Lewis left last
eide. a w. Mr. J. T. Poitidoxte. of Vancouver,
Mr. anf alTinei-Qirclot 7waahinnn.-and Miss Dot lie K. Bierce,
erCieki e-e'Hntwnawiyi.lai0f Moundjwetw mairied Chratmaa
week. ! morning at the home of Mr. and Mr.
. .Since ChriftnWs tVioevillehas Veen
Tcry dull and our realers musr ix- allare T.mciating. sunday Oregon
cuse a de-uth f newa. ' ian. J. T. Poindexier is a son of
J. B. CartwrigUt, of Hay Creek, was Countr Treasurer Poindexier. of thi
among those who attended the Masto P-ce, and is well known and l.ishly
iciitJlaiowl week. .- esteemed .in. Prineville.
. . I Our A.nnnai Edition.
"
this city last Wednesday
VitaeUret.uu (erp. ' "
puis IJC. V?'. ?J,?r "" 7 .
raJuer. Priaevifie, Orewn. , s J ;
A rty ! men eie in i.eoj ,
nKiiug-frn-P-Jor eupvliee
Jor tl sawmill man; Dnke-
II.. y litre y. cMm-neat" lb
ave better aMita9Uia and will
sell :
i PriueviUe. The
The fireman BtU
year's !
night arms a eery pleasant' .afieir aod
was lately attended, 95 Jiu rubers be
ing sold. ' .-.
The Bee Hiv carries a nice line
of baiwlkerchieCs, pulley belts, facina
tors, leattter belts and mittens .for
"itf 1 Uoliday gifts. . -
T-. 111 l..n nlilt'l) " (1
hol.days to the full extent, particular-j
lv since there ha been, sut&Qient ice
fur skating J
, . .1 ,r,. nt B. F '
Harx Dec. 26. 1900. Christian Fen- j
,.rfcl, mnd Elizabeth Merer. Rev.
3. F. .Harper officiating.
On Sear J'e-ar tbe"suow began in
the gloawing and bueDy all the
uigut" was "heaping field and high
way with a silence deep and white."
.The event of the season was
joint installation of officers of
Masonic and Eastern Star lodges.
tne
w '
fol- I
lowed by a bauauet, list Thursday
evening.
Mr. Cort Allen, of this place, re
ceived a teJephjne message last Mon
day morning stating that ber father"
whose home was in I a dependence,
had died.
1 be JocuiL editor ia prepared to
pay a fair CASH PRICE for scalp
bounty certificates or for state .war
rants on the Scalp Bounty Fund, so
bring your scalp and get your cash.
Copies of tbe New Year Jocbmai.
will be sold for 25 cento instead of 15
ceate a was announced. The paper
baa been ii.crea-d lo a 40-page paper
instead of 24 pages as was intended
and thia uecw.riui.tea the change of
, price. .
New Years day was very quiet iu
Pieviile, so quiet, in luct that had ,
t..e nun in the moon been locking he
would have found it hard to believJ
we were celebrating the adveul'of the
i.e century.
Cy. Mulkey, of Alaska, ia here buy
ing horses for tiie . Alaska market.
Many guod horses h ive been submit
ted to Mr. Mulkey lor inspection, and
ii u- pr--oaoie tie arill purchase ail tiie
horses he wauts at this place.
. Jay. r ctrouae, a saiesioan lor oinip- :
jwi. Wflaon A. Co. left W'ednesdav for '
Jay. F Stroude, a saleso-an for 8imp
h.i rauo.i at Lam'Mita.' Mr. Stroude J
h . dur.i.g the years spent ailh ' tiie !
above named hrm made niatiy Ine ids i
who alii regret to learn
dec id- d to leave our city.
tlu:t he lias
'"-"Specuil' nitsilinga will begin Jan. 6,
the Cfiioir Church. itevl Levi
Johneoti, of Pendleton, will conduct a
Bible ltUling at 2:30 p.m. and a)
uraise -i.d im-aclung service a
n-m. each dav throuttluiut the week.
A l are cordially invited to attend
these meetings j
L:rt P iiiJ.tr K. R. Ciiiey. the hand-!
some and popular landlord of the
Prineville Hotel, celebrated birth
duj which one could not be learned.
Mr. Carey was the recipient of a pair i Ketchum, Essie Swearingen; Mes
of fat ducks from the Peachute, and j,mes J. B. Shipp, C. A. Whitsett,
tiiee, of cour-e, figun-d promi.ieiitly . Fred Lehman F. A. Rowel I; M.rs.
m i- -'' i-. ; - t- c: l,! ,. rr--:9 Clifton, Her-
I..i
-'Mi;;
:ht i
. po
;h ir '. us cit.
n-ni tern -n to
t. iitil:m. T
; -jt.jv.-t. 'lnlt
tr '
A good second-hand couch (or sale.
Rnqjiire at this office. ,,
AU ,Vltaa Ore' Remedied Tfr sale
Slr.Htti Pa.rfier, Agent; -
by
The Shaniko (tare was air ht hours
late Wedrvrsda The. delay wu caus-
ed .by TlieWnowstornytsdne nhtj
An exchange rises to remark that
any fool knows what to put in a news
paper, but only an editor knows what
to leave out. ' .' '
ine panne icnooi re-opeaea Mon-j
o,inB;flithly ,rtaUh., U.
I holidays to the grief ol a good many
"young tuns."
J. C. Xodd son of J. Y. rToddr-pf
sisters, passed a civil service exami
nation recen.tly and has lieen appoint-!
ea a mail earner in Portland.
In the Cox and Richardson families,
who li-MT-at thft liiwrftr Itnrh isaea Heado-a
; "mre?i.i-M,, tof vrfcUd ever.
bul the ittenSing mfician, W 4 Bel-,
knap, says that taey are all on the
-Frank Uadley,-iii Eugene, Rev. M. H.J
aire x r aiiiiubi v i, iitt aKf-'m.
is now read r -lor die-
tTi,on. It conUin. 40 pagV. Hx
U inVhe. illuetrated with nearly 100
haUt-ne emtravinirs and U
bound in
. ith
jt ,mmiM nVore exiendnl. complete
,Murehui-e de.ript:on of
Crook-county and it varied reatMines
.dc'and indiii'trie thau ha beret-fote ap-
peared in pi int. It is not all that e
desired to make it in point of detail
finish etc., owing chiefly to the late
te t 'hich it wax undertaken, but
it la ottered as an earnest of what will
he .done in another year from now.
The price will be 25 cents at the
3ocxkal office.
. ' A Basket SoclsU
Last Saturday evening a basket
social was riven at the I. O. O. F.
ball. After a short addons by Prof.
Mitchell which made everyone feel
welcome and at ease, a vocal qnartente.
wnicn was a nowiing success, was ren-
dered by Prof. Mitchell and three of
oat best singers. ,-Aiter the entle-
men had recovered from the paroxysm
of mirth into which they had been
thrown or the tremendous applause
which was given them they responded
to an encore, which waa alo much en-
' j yed, after which a number of pretty
J baskets were sold at auction.
The pioceeds of this sale, amount-
ing to about ?8 wiH-jro to swell tbe
nnklw vdi-nl lil.tF-.r-r fiirul -hih im k.
ing raised by tbe teacher and pupils
of the Prineville school.
Msu-rtod.
Miss a Edith Pereival of Sal.
and
Mr. RalpB V Brown uf Shaniko ter
married in Salem .Dee. .20. Tbe cere
mony tnok place in ths parlira of tie
j Christian cbnrch, !der B-rta Rix,
of Ballaton, Plk oiavtf, t-tfcMtiog.
.The bride wsa bandsimely and tx-eom-mely
atttrsd ia a crramy while satin
dnas, tastily deeorau-d with oraiiffr
hi. i inn, and the gruoai in tbe euoven
tiimal black suit.
Quite a nuaiber of invited siesta were
present to -witness the cerv-mony, and the
wedding preaante .were uomerous and
costly-
The txide is one of Silttm's hell-s, and
is Ufiivera-ill lovt-d and held in high
es'erin y all who kn. w hey.
is one nfjchbuaa -fellows, aid will nuke
- ai fdt-al husband.
Immediately after the ceremony the
nappy couple tout their le'artore lor
Portland, where they arill stay a day or
two, and by the latter part of this week
ill be at home in Shaniko. -Shaiiik"
Leader.
Rxlph A. Brown ia a son of W. W.
Br.-wn i-f Cn-as Keys an-l both the c-ai-trtcting
parties have a host of frienda in
.j j ...
extending congratulationa.
-
Watch Party.
New Year's eve a mrrry party of
young people gnthered at the home of
! Mis Grai-e Belknap to -e
the old
and to
j 'ar and the old century die
j watch for the dawning of the new cen-
t"ry ami the coming of the riew ear.
The evening was very pleasantly
-i ...j
! ments were served.
The following guests were present:
Misses Honda Claypool, Ethel 8wear
ingen, Emma Ketchum, Maud Brown,
l.nlu Brown, Una Stewart, Maggie
Glaze, Minnie Crook, EtTa Crook',
Ethel Liggett, Msble Baldwin, Addie
Vanderpool, Mary Salomon, Jessie
K i -.iui, J Bradley, Fred
'" V;,u-t, C-irey W.
7a-ien B;i.-. r,, Jeo. Cyrus, J
rd.
...ii. Johnie Luck
. !'rren Crooks, H
... 0. A. '
u :
t- zi ,
A !.
..- n, Walter W.
M A. Fa-itr, F.
Ve Bar Steel Flows, to.
Take your team to Chria Cuhrs n w
stable.
r Rat' PjciqevJlle 'iour at Simpson,
AVilaojCpV&35 per bbl.
Where was Mea when the liRht went
He was d"n at Wurzwsiler it
Thomson's loukine at' the ''wall" Tin SroTl
rvreats.,';t' .'St r-v - ' - ' . ;
We ha'v the flour, you have the.
cash.' We will exchange' vith you at
the rate of f 3 75 per bbl for tst
Prineville fluur. Simpson, Wilson
ACo. '
With Sweet, German. Pill
Pickles
f can make you sweet or sour, and
Don't
- Fotget: ?
That
Floor
at AYurxweiler 4 Tliomson's.
'Chriaiuaa is near at hand aud the Ba
zaar has fully prettare-l lr the aeasaKi hy
laying in te hnest and lryat t.w:k 4
h.lidMy gl ever slon in Prii.eytlle
Tyo kiiom just ha mill pesr-hs c-
tomers and Ima S(tvi no exgen-: in do
ing . His st.tre is full from top to b-t-t-m
with ali the hues, novelties.
MasrM Year
Caad Catkortte.
Ms. S3. Ita.C.tau.n
Kodak Caxueras at Supplies at Tenpir
tun t Sun'a.
Simpson, Wilson 4 Co. make f
specialty of Shoes, ':'.,
Buy your shoes and hats at S. W. A
CoV !
A. H. Lippman is prepared to do all
kinds of Grille-work. '
'- Parties owing A. H. Lippman on ,
recount or note must settle on or be-
fore Dec. 15th, WOO. -''
.For Sale Two very- deiral.le lots
ia Prineville at a bargain." 'Call on or
addr-s, Frank El kins, Prineville, Or.
VFive tn ooe" may interest Too
If it dnae, read Vtnrsaeiler A Thorn-
sun's ad this week.
Batten berg Supplies at the . Bee
Hive.
Ladiea bm Misses Shora 25 per erst
IT to snake rm for our Holiday diaflsy
The Basaar.
Batten be rg Braids, Patterns, But
toi.i and thread at the lowest price,
at tbe Bib Hits.
Greatest assortment of Holiday Goods
st Tye's. Cusm and sea them.
Keep your weather eye on A damson
A Winnek Co's. display counters.
They will shortly open an immense j
stork of new novelties. j
Mrs. Fannie E. Gage is agent forj
the Celebrated Natural Body Brace.
for ladiea.
Fine dressmaking done ou short
notice. Fannie E. Gage.
Just received a new and complete
line of Ladie's and Children's furnish
ing goods and underwear to l-s sold
at lowest cost prices. Also a fine line
of hats of latest styles, and notions of
nil kinds. . "Susie Slay ion.
' Call and Siie tbe fine line of Photograph
Albums at Terapleton A Son's.
The Acme M-iaina Mchinw, the
B-wt in the World at Sidoihoii'a.
TWO CENTS The Dalles-Warm
Spring" Stage Co. will carry freight and
express from The Dalles to Prinesille at
fhree cents a pound.
Wertreat everyone alike. We want
rich and poor alike to come to our
store and are happy to have the pen
nies come froln any where they are nil
alike to us becauso we do a cash - busi
ness at the Bee Hive. ,
See our new line of Crockery at very
low prices. - W want you to read our
new adtertireinvnt and try our good
You know the prices are right; ain
e have a lew l.dit.'r t'kirtH iim:
Men's Punts which wt-will ckoc oi.'
at half price The 1azaak.
G Mid teeth are essential to health am
to g'MMi appearance. If yours need hi
tendon go to Dr. i;. A. Cline, wliom
work is his best recommendation.
Lippman, the furniture dealer, dent
onstrates his luitli in the business
future und prosperity of the county
in buying goods. His recent pttrchnx
es including two carloads of Knaten
ninde goods, consisting of cnrieis,
pictures, nioiililings, rockers etc.
which are now arriving, will mnke h
showing in the line of furniture that
would be creditable in a far mora
pretentious city than Prineville. Go
knows how and when to buy the
secret of a suci-essfttl business and
Gives his patrons the lieuclit of his
-xrin-e.
Toye! T..;-al T 'ys, nt tho liee
Hive.
Your chance for buying at cost. The
Bazaar.
Seer An Teas Kidneys t
. ."r- MoSSs-Mprau Plllsauresll kUluer llu. 8am.
iecrse am ternitmrn.(Jv.ioMi-erC
a" a. I -
Wo Bate the Genuine Oliver. '
Chant mn& fri'atV
.f,lS..T4-incb; Regular Priee.- '.'Iil4.00
. . .. ;i2:SA ; Spot Cash :i . .1 rlS.OO
C3-OOD
Low Prices.
WW,
335T
" We have 'received many seasonable .goods during the
a8t two weeks, suqh" as Boots.
ilaru-Mrnf all Linla Vsitltiw
Our prices are KIGIIT,
pay Cash and give our customers the benefit of our bargains.
1 Remember the Placev 1-1 . :t
JAPANESE BAZAAR.
i N. A. TYL JIanazer.
j i&.
l r drf?
; Allen vfe Lafollette,
rRI SEVILLE. ORF.A..
atGORMLEY'S,
THE TAILOR.
ia a JL
Is The
Us Kepain- For -
: M " tkr Plows.
V$'iqcitfeeiula'r
- iSpok Cash.-,'- ..y- 17 J
.1
Shoes,: HaVaps Shuts, Un-
Piiniv finiiiltxns rrilftet'. ' '
as. we buy wfiere we pl ahd
Delaines and
Rambouillets.
r Modern Types.-
We hare about 500 head of
thoroijghbred yearling rams
'of these breeds for sale.
We are breeding a class
of sheep that speak for them
selves. They have the size,
weight, shearing qualities
and other characteristics that
commend them to growers.
;
TO 0RDDR
S18.00 to S25.00
Ladies' & Cents-
S(onn i Wind Cdats with Doable Capes,
$2.50 and up!
1
momans
Place
To Buy Useful
Gifts.
AMY PRICES QUOTED ON
Flour
PRINEVILLE BIG
BAD
C-3
ii
rjIMABRTtw-M I
' ans I VOT toOf.af
fasad ew breal wava 9mty bal. AtVf
I (Mtaks tow sVsmi Cavates.rta "t imrow4
1 JUsMlfMstM Thef ar m im( hip tu tbm CavanUf .""
, , WlUllt.MIKA NADEL.
r (
Ha W.l. ralatasir. Pcaent. Tsvta Ofled. HO
aw al . wssssa.se wrias. sc&i. sag.
tCM CtQWwTIWATIOW.
EMtfJtSi&r'.jRsr
bv atldr
IotunfiikU.
-1
,.) msni i.i.iii.h.. .iais.
oorc
Afford the only opportunity in
the City for Tiilliards or Bowl
ing. Confectionery, Tobaccos,
Cigars, etc. oji sate, . '
y la Blood Detv.
CIcu too4 mMos a clean akio. Xo
bnaty witbout it. Cutarets, Candy Catt.r
uc civaa your u.ood and fcep it cieao, by
tirrin( ap tita lazy brer and driving all im 1
pariUca Iron th body. . iVgm to-day to i
baaiab pianplaa, boila. blotch, blackhead, j
on imi atraiy otueua complexion iy la kin a '
'Ulv for ten rrata. Ail drua-
iata aalisfsrtica (uaraatecd. 10c. 25c. 50c
Crms, the jeweler, will mate yur
old dock or watch run aa good a
new. or give you a bargain in anything
in tbe jstwelry line.
Sasass tsw avawsls Wlia F.s.arsta.
Caaay Calhnrtlr. cn-r nxmliaiion forerer.
ISS.SSS. If C O- C. tall. drucristM rrfand moaCT.
CITATION.
Ia the rmmtj Court uf the Stats of Ore-
r. ftw Crouk Coanty.
Ia the Matter of the Kst its
of
J-iha W. Gage, drerssed.
To Faaair E. Usee, Charles W. Gaee.
Wniiaia L. Gser, Marcos C. Gam. Mauilir
Gaee, and Frsak O. Uv. hrirs and next
of kin of J.o "V. Gace drcerseti irrertin.-:
IN THE NAMK OF THE STATU OF .
Oregon, yrj are hereby citd and reiiuiml ti
appear ia the County Court of the Stat of
Oregon, for the County of Cna k, at tiie Court i
room thereof, at Prine ills in the County of
Cro..k on Monday the seventh ilay of January,
19 1. at 10 o'cl.iek, ia the f..re n .n of thlt
lay, then and there to show c.ue if any
here be why the ietitin of Fannie E. l's-e
sdministratrU of said eotnte filed in this
imeee(lia on Seteuilier 4th, J:m0 praying
lor the sale f the rral of said deceiielit
1 not granted and to .how cause if any there
why aa order eh. uH nut he made hy this
eonrt dirceliup Ih.U a. I ., tne rea estate of
Uioee named decedeut s . imu h thereof us
mavbe ne-iry lie s. H t 1.- or private
-C and l.e "ooe-d il.,-t.f 1 app'ied in
iayttieut o? tue dets v -.id .icce-Vut John
'A". Case.
WitneM, the Hou. W.C. Wilis Judjte ol
.be Countv Court of the State of Oregon
Tor the County of Crook aith the seal of eai
Oourt afExed, Oils 3rd .1 - -'.K . '
Attest: J. J. Smith, Clark.
To Cure ConT .
it C C- C :il to curv. 3ru"
Vhs or
A mt -f Ellis' Hi.
this office rtinil thiHe
h clubbing ntea c.i
e,M
be cured t
if yoo suuer frein any of the
li:t ol men, come to i
peciali ou the Pacinc Coast, w
D1. JORDAN a CO.. i
1061 tlatkelSt. Est'd I8E2. T
Vtsiir tnen and middle m
. . . n u ,t... witfrnne
J friwil.ir.ctof yrti.ihf.il ii..lMmi.m or ex- g
T aSHinun"rrvai. N.-reeti snd I syMMl
T aVfiTa r.:m.li. ik.n: MMTiimlsrrliM,
A rrMlrrli. : - '."'.'
T rraM. s' r i)viiiini,i- y a
a coStbuiSMou of temeclics.of great curaiive pow
W mtkm ct. ! - srranceJ'bis treatment
ors.ne.t,rr. Tic ll.Ktor d.l trot clsifa to
A rteai s-irsclen, he. ieowa to
1 sadaiu.i.l'l.j.lci: : - L-SSrm
S "ifS 2: w'll re-
A eslrsour soseii "'"'iViriV.-Vr' f-iffa 1
m Wm mtitiuaratitcr a POSITIVE Cl:Jtfa i
V. ..W..MI- a fnrtfit UtSel .
si Z. Tlnlhiru
SIM -.- ... . ' V - - -7 .
. -fjni.lio.i ! '; and rtrlcll;
ly private.
y. Tre.it- I
rfl CBAJ!)3 V
ten.'seti. ...-'j
a freer, (A
i Orc&t t
r atitl largest M uacm of il hind in th
'wiri4Com and karn hnw wouUrfuy you
f3
w. . w. . ...ot in nw.is.l l Kntkl aU)U U1NCUSB,
ifr l 1 1 i.l.iltiiy n i-w Rueoimeuja.
cnnt.nually ad-iins iiew apeouneus, I
VK fUH Call or wrltu.
0- v.t feiatr SanPrancitco, Cl.
n
CMeet all conipetitiori in any line and
or
gram
VURZWEILER & THOMSON
XHE
C Corner 4th
Prineville,
yUEE 8AMFLB BOOM OJr MAIIT
CT K AT K8, f 1.25 to 12.00.. -
&ti On if &i'rst Cdss
Special Accommodations for & & t, eiiny 77fen.
CHRIS COHRS. .Manager.
CANTON
!
Gang-
Plows.
M pa-tH. tJT"Hr -u.jrr s. , tw pu: ajtv
U 4; ..iftu 14.11a us- i.tT -vr'ai .3. -lua.! tvVs.v
Ifc 01 - prj 'waijw i;r w0 AiLkudn. u atuMd Aurvxi
Tlt P uo -fisMk 01 pinfp urj) 'sfjujad
qt aiu pate s'jnp ireip i-t;JvV- pff,DTn to
1 p-rr"-M .
"H"P
Waa4(yassyB4sf
HX . wt'tsi U jo Auuctn 9t par
SUPERIOR DISCS
i, .
1 1
And Serders are too well known o ueed an, introdocticn and we merely be leave
to ri.iin.l.v.iu that we are agonrs for theni. Walking Plows Chilled ur
Steel Salkv nd Cans-' The
dress parade and f'W sale.
STILL HEADQCAUTERS FOR
Hiie : vrss5hoe;rg and
Wagon W.ort .
Soota End.
BISHOP SCOTT. ACADEMY
FsssSeS 18TO.
Villi, at. ' Mselsst
47krstsaaa
Toras Op... Seal- IS. 10OO.
A Boardlne: and ay School. Under jirea-.
eat manaaemeut aVncs 1STS.
Prlrasry. Preparatory snd Academic -De-Mrtsirnia:
Colleae Preparation. Military
.THsetpllne. atanUai Tralnljut. Uoye of all
ages received.-
j por catalog-use or Information" address
'the principal. J-. W. Hil l.. M. D.. P. O.
idnisw 17. Portland. Or.
Doctors liiid
A Good
Pres eription
ririaiiMndL
WANT
K ba
teliel.
accept i
be had i
tc-.tltax
lortir:
Street, n
that we will
STORE
JEDBY
and B StH
-
Oregon.
BTHEET . .
C
PATBOXAGE SOLICITED.
jtfouie'in'oown.
You Trill neetl a few new
farming tools. The great
P & O. Canton line of Can
" -ion. 111., is undeniably the
est. The I'anton Chilled
: and Steel, plows, ,
- . tors, harrows, te . l ai-.i-made
of hish-rs -i ..t r
,x ial...v.ith .first cl ff'rk
unanship, have "- .!
tt sinee 1842 ai -i .i f ' : :
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