r
When the Boj
Its' no news
IF YOU
are looking for low prices on all kinds of Fall and
Winter supplies, call at our Cash Store. v
MORRIS & ROWELL.
Crook - Connty - Journal.
THURSDAY. JAN. 10, 1901.
THIS PAPER r.Ma
rttsia Afrraer, 64 and 6.1 Merchants Kx.
cHajicv, Smi Franctacaft, California, whre oon.
tracts for advertising can be made far it.
Couuty Court is in cession this week.
Remember the clearance sale for 30
dars only at the Bazaar.
Last Monday M. E. Brink end Jno-
Coiubs left for Spokane on business.
Lorine Winnek has been very ill
with tonsilttis.
Borv To Mr. nd Mrs. Frank
Rodman, of I M tnta, Jan. 4, 1901, a
boy.
Ca of Royal Worcester corsets
just received at Wurzweiler 4 Thonip
tou'a.
Greatest Slaughter of Hats, Boots,
Shoes, Dry Goods and crockery at the
Bazaar.
Money saved during the next 30
days with the bargain sale at tae
Bazaar.
Royal Worcester corsets in all col- j complete as it would have been if writ
bra sud lengths at Wurzweiler and . ten hT Mr. Brink.
Thompson's. I Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Vanderveit re-
The regular Clearance sale of Win; j turned this week from Portland where
w! now on at Wurzweiler A .' he-v have bw" I-ending portion of
Thompson's.
Will Wurzweiler left Tuesday for
Wallowa to look after his business
interest there
Operations on tae Deschutes Consoli
dated Canal appears to have boon indett
mitelj postponed.
The Pilot Butte sawmill will be in
operation in ten days and logging is now
well andnr way.
For the next 30 days we will sell all
- of oar Winter goods for one-third off
foe cash. W. A T.
When yon want ns to sell yon goods
at coat get in while the clearance sale
lasts- The Bazaar.
Xo ice famine thU year, a fine crop
-of six inch ice having been harvested
during the past week.
Ladies' Capes and Jackets at bclf
price during the clearance sale at
r Wurzueiler A Thompson".
Cannot be bought at wholesale.
Col. FeUows Cigsra, 25 in a box for !
S3 cents or 2 for 5 cents. The Bazaar.
Mr. 8am Courtnay was down attend
ing county court this week, and re
ports a foot of snow on Beaver creek.
Mr. J. H. Zevely, one of Crook's
prosperous and progressive farmers,
made this office a pleasant call this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Elkins are vis
iting in the valley and on theii return
will bring Miss Velvet Elkins, who is
in Portland studying music, borne
with them.
The Jourxal editor is prepared to
- pay a fair CASH PRICE for scalp
bounty certificates or for state war
rants oo the Scalp Bounty Fund, so
bring your scalps and get your cash.
Copies of the w Year Jourxal
will be sold for 25 cents instead of 15
. I Tk. . .
ha been increased to a 40-naee paper j
instead of 24 pages as was intended
and this necessitates the change of
Howard and Steams are feeding 500
bead of cattle on Crooked river and
about 600 head at Silver Lake in Lake
county where they are able to get hay
at lower prices than here.
Deputy district attorney Bell, H. X.
Gowan and others, might have been
seen last Tuesday morning on their
wav to the desert, equipped with rifles,
ammunition etc, presumably after
ducks.
Our Annuals are going like "hot
cakes," and at the present rate the
supply will soon be exhausted. If you
have a friend or relation who wants
any information about Crook county
end him a copy.
Mr. Ernest Weigand and Mrs.
Maggie Bratlain were united in mar
riage by Judge Wills at the
Court j
bouse in Prineville, Jan. 7th, 1901.
The contracting parties are well known .
hire and have the best wishes of every- j
one- j
J. W. Hopkins left for Salem Tnes-1
day. He is not going to enter the i
Asylum but expects to get a legisla-
tive clerkship. His ways are so win- i
ning and seductive that he ought to i
succeed a readily as one' of the geutl
er sex.
The Review could not forbear an in
tended slap at our Annual by saying
it was printed by the Union Printing
Co. of Portland. So it was, becaUM!
there is not a p-inting establishment
in the state outside of Portland, that
can turn out such neat work, not even
the Beview. We are requested to
thank the Beview for its free advertis
ing of the Poitland printers.
The Pilot Butte Development Com
pany are pushing things with a force
of about 40 men. Work is progressing
on the dam across Deschutes, the
machinery for the sawmill is on the
ground, buildings are going up, and
the reputation of the new town is
spreading like wildfire. O. D. Warner,
secretary Of the company, passed
through here Sunday enroute from 1
Portland and will take a ha id in nmk- j
lug things bum out there, i
is displeasedjw ith the fit
anl the Mother w ith the wear
and the Father with the cost of his
Clothes, all can be satisfied here
to our regular customers that we sell
the BEST shoes in town for least monev.
As usual old Boreas has touched
this section f Oregon very lightly, the
greatest depth of snow reported except
in the mountains being about 12
inches while the temperature has
gone down only to 6 above zero. The
snow fall appears to have been lighter
in the Southeastern portion of the
county than here where it is less than
six inches.
The "Creamerie" Restaurant in Port
laud, Oregon, on Washington street be-
twenu Third and Fourth streets is one of
the most popular lunch housos in that
city, deservedly enjoying agood trade
m account of the excellent quality of
food served, quick and courteous service
and reasonable prices. Visitors in Port-
laud should not fail to take their meals
at ihe "Creamerie."
Typographical errors are found in
the best of publications and our An
nual is no exception to the rule al
though most of them are unimportant.
We wish to sav, hbwever, that the
article descriptive of the Three Sisters
Irrigation Co. was not written by Mr.
Brink as was intended, but bv the
editor of the Jovksal, and is not as
their honeymoon. They were mar
ried in that city about Xmas but not
having received a wedding notice we
are unable to state the exact date. It
will make but little difference to
"Dick" though for he is the happiest
nan n Oregon now.
Mr. Cy. Mulkey, recently of Alaska,
left here Tuesday morning with 23
head of horses for the Seattle market,
accompanied by Joe Hinkle. He pur
chased nothing but weli-broke, heavy
horses, paying from $G0 to $100 each
for them. M Mulkey is a familiar
character on the Pacific coast, having
come west during the early 50's, and
being engaged in mining in all the
principal camps since then, . making
and losing fortunes frequently. He
has also been prominent in sporting
circles, having owned and run many
of the fastest horses of his time, among
them being Tim Murphy, Sinfax and j
other equally celebrated ones. He has
during the past two years spent
25,
was
000 orospecting in Alaska and
finally rewarded by securing some
very rich claims about 12 miles from
Some. He will return there in the
Spring and work them, being now en
gaged iu buying horses as a pastime.
Lsmonta Itema.
Snow fell to a depth of 12 inches
last week, making sleighing and in
fluenza very common.
We hear that Prinville gets its
mail from Shaniko late the most of
the time which might be avoided bv
i the stage taking the lower road by
way of Lone Pine or by bringing the
mail to Lamonta from whence it
could be taken in by our carier.
Prof. Dinw.ddie is teaching a school
of 25 pupils here very successfullv.
Morrow A Keenan have taken their
8 MP
to the Willow creek ranch for
feeding. "F. S. C."
United. Artisan s Installation.
Montlay evening Prineville Assem
bly No. 163, installed the following
officers: M. A. E. O. Hyde; Bnpt.
Hattie Palmer; Insp. Mrs. S. J. Sew
som; S. C. AI viia Cyrus; J. C. Annie
Sharp; Sec'y., Warren Brown ; Treas.,
Mrs. E. H. Smith; Inst., Mrs G. Tem
pleton; Warder, Mrs. K. 8. Price.
Two candidates were initiated and
one admitted by card and at the close
of the assembly a fine lunch was served.
Over 40 members were present and all
voted the meeting a very pleasant one.
Asphalt.
Arfphait is a bituminous gul-stanc"!
derived from coal by some unexplained
process of distillation or otherwise,.
it makes no difference how, so long
as it is certain that where a.phaltum
exists there is or was beds of coal,
Where coal exists, coal oil or petroleum
is always found. The point of these
relark,! ' that in Crook county there
fiat 3 f""t vein of asphalt which
" traceable several bundled feet,
"Ie tested show it to bo of excel-
":u" H"'". .u oniy cneap transpor
cation is lacking to make the deposit
valuable, but its principal value now
is, its being a positive indication ol
coal and oil.
Men Only.
Levi Johnson of Pendleton Orec., will
address a meeting for men only in the
Union church at 3 o'clock Sunday after
noon. Mr. Johnson makes an honest
endeavor to deal frankly a id kindly with
questions relating to pure aiid upright
manhood. All are kindtv invited.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between John
! F. M.irris and Floyd Rowell has been
di'i lived by mutual consent. All dubtg
due and owing the nrm of Morris & Row-
ell ,,it be paid to J. F. Morris who
Uo sssumes all liabilities of the s.iid firm.
Dated Jan. 4, HOI. J. F. Morris,
Floyd Rowell.
GOODS FOR THE NEW YEAR
FOR THE TABLE FOR
llalston "Breakfast Food
Ralston Pancake Flour
Fine Canned Fruits
Kioe Dried Fruits
Choice Jellies and Jama
Good Syrups
BEST FLO lift
AT R.GHT PBICES
Our Heating
t
OTJE G-IRiIE-T
PRE-INYENT0RY
We are offering
Ktsfcii fc.tisuai .
For tlie month of January only. On February 1st we take an inventory of stock,
and close our books for the year 1SKK); Hence our desire for turning out goods
nt such low fi;ures. The more goods we can sell the less work we have in tak
ing stock, and the more room we have for our newsprinjr go.nls. These are the
reasons for this great bargain event, and you should profit by taking advantapo
of the situation. Prices have been lowered to the last notch, and it would be
wanton extravagance for you to buy elsewhere now. Watch tliis space next
week for
t
IFRE-JCHYENTORY SALE ZBARCAiNS
We want your Mail Orders.
All UoutU Slarkotl
In IMaln Fisurfr.
A good second-hnnd couch for su!?.
Enquire at this otTice.
All Vitae Ore Remedies for sale by
Mrs. Hattie Palmer, Acent.
Kdaeau Tour Bowels TCtth Cnscareta.
Candy Cathartic, cw rons'.ipaKnn f.'rrvf r. -Uc3c.
It CC.C.faU,clrutfKifcLsrrtaad!i30oey.
Vitae Ore f 1.00 ier package. V. O.
pills 2oc. Call on or address Hattie j
Palmer, Prineville, Oregon. j
The Bee Hive carries a nice line 1
of handkerchiefs, pulley belts, facina- j
tors, leather belts and mittens for ;
holiday gilts. j
Take ycur team to Chris Cohrs new j
stable.
Best Prineville flour at Simpson, I
Wilson A Co s $3.75 per bbl. j
We have the flour, you hare the j
cash. We will exchange with you at i
the rate of $3.75 per bbl for best '
Prineville flour. Simpson, Wilson
4 Co.
Edncats Tonr Bowels With CumrfU.
Candy Cathnnle. enre consUrarion forever.
IOcOo. If C C.C. tall. druKgisLareXuDd mcocy. t
Kodak Cameras & Supplies at Temple- :
ton tL- Son's. a
Simpson, Wilson 4 Co. make a !
specialty of Shoes. j
Buy your shoes and bats at S. W. fc j
Cos.
For Sale Two very desirable lets
in Prineville at a bargain. Call on or
address, Frank Elkins, Prineville, Or.
Battenberg Supplies at the Bee
Hive.
Battenlierg Braids, Patterns, But
tons and thread at the lowest fice,
at the 1!ke Hive.
Keep your weather eye on Adnmson
&. Wiiinek Cos. display counters.
They will shortly open an immense
Mrs. Fannie E. Gage is agent for
the Celebrated Natural Body Brace,
I
for ladies.
Fine dressmaking dune on short'
notice, lannie E. Gage.
Just received a new and complete'
line of Ladie's and Children's furni.-h- 1
ing. goods and underwear to l-e sold j
at lowest coat prices. Also a tine linej
of hats of latest stj'lcs, and notions of I
all kinds. Susie Slavton.
i
Call and see the fme line of Phottraph
Albums at Templeton & Son's.
The Acme Mowinir Machines, the j
Bfst in the World at Salomon's. i
TWO CENTS The Dalles-Warm '
Springs Stags Co. will carry freight and j
express from The Dulles to Prineville at '
three cents a pound.
We treat everyone alike. We want '
rich and poor alike to come to our!
store and are happy to have the pen
nies come from anywhere they are all
alike to us because we do a cash busi
ness at the Bee Hive.
GxkI teeth are essential to health and
to good appearance. If yours need at
tention go to Dr. C!. A. Cline, whose
work is his beat recommendation.
Toys ! Toys 1 Toys, nt the Uee
Hive.
flow Ar Tnnr Kldny ff
tr. rfobti Snarjriui PI Us cure nil kid nor Ilia. Bnm '
pletrco. Add. gtw;liu lluuiuuy Cu.,CUicusu Wf ti. It :
c
T T
BLACKS?... THING, H0..SE
SHOE.HO, WAGON-WORK
To Look
is
To Price
is
To Possess
Stoves
-12-1,
i
great reductions in prices in uur
it
Kaisii.sj
PKASTC &
1st Annua!
Clearance Sale
BEGINS
It comes but once a year,
Take it in uliile it lasts.
Substantial Reductions in all
departments.
"When von see it in other stores, re
member we have the same tliiirn' for less
money, Japanese Bazaar.
JAPANESE BAZAAR.
O
A
Sells Furniture, &o. for j
Cash, and on
Easy Payments.
14 down, balance in
POSITIVELY, NO
THE RANCH V
Spring Wagons, Buggies,
Farm Wagons, Flows,
Tumps, Pipe & Fittings,
Doors, Windows, Terra Cotta
Building Taper, Wall7paper
Hardware, Grain & Coal.
is a pleasure
is a
privile:
ge.
i
t
t
entire stork of
Is.
d Stat
We will serve you promptly. i
"We will save you money.
We solicit a trial order. 1
MAYS
SHAXIKO, OIvEGOX.
E3
e)
monihly payments
GOODS CHARGED. .
Mi .
ff-
y
c3
PRINEYILLE'S BIG
-
Iliav bfn tn-tns f .lsrAHF.TSfor
iDsuiiuna. nitb whlfti 1 iiavo hi n nfliicted for
over twc.iiy years, ami I can uy that C'uHcarets
have ntv'L-n me more relief thr.ii uny other rente
d? I h.we ever tiled. 1 hhuli ci-rtaitiiy rcom-nt'-n
l thej to my frimK :m heinf oil they ar
represeutect." Xuos. Oit,LAUi, luitfiu. iii.
CANDY
CATHARTIC
nw'snf. Pihtibf. potent, T3.t Goofl. T0
GoimJ. .No'er n CJt.'ti. or Cirt k. 2c. iyo.
... CUH2 CONSTIPATION. ...
MrrHr- '- . t kW.-s. M-.lrsal. Tsrk. Sit
core? s
AiiorJ tht? cn!y opportunity in
the City fr IJlIIianls or Ilowl-inir-
Confoetionery, Tobaccos,
j Cigars, etc. on sale
neautr In Blood Prep.
C!can Mocl means a c.tm skin. To
beauty witltout it. I '.iscurvts. C'anJy Cathar
tic tlt-.ui yo::r blomi ntid ktT'i it clean, by
stimt up the lay hvtr ami ilrivirig all im
purities from ti:elodv. lin t.i-U;'y to
b.Tiiih j i Hip ion, boils, Lloteiies, Mackhcnds
EJiJ ii.at g-.t kiy bihoiid complexion by Uikin
Cnsviiret. i .Miity for ten cents. All drug
ijiat, sutiiiartioa guaiiuiteeda 1U--, 0c 5uc
Cyrus, the jeweler, will make yuur
i'M cluck or watch run as gornl us
now, or jsivc yoii a bargain in anythiuir
in tlie jt-violry line.
CITATION.
la the County Court the State of Ore-
i"T CiM.ik Co'inty.
In the M.fc;i.-r uf the Kitate
of
.1. bn W. Case, det-esnnl.
To Fannie K iint;: Charles W. Gae,
William K C.Tije, Marcus C. tia-e. Maudie
'"S'. an 1 Frani l. ti.ie. h ira and next
fifkin tif John 'V. ;;t.e tlowrsi trrwtiiik':
IX I'HK XAMK (IFTHESTAfKliF
rei.n, yo t are herehy cit.nl an-i ruinired to
uia;..ir th e County Court of the State of
Oregon, f.ir the County of Cro. k, at the Court
room thereof, .tt I'rimville in the County of
Crook on M.intiay the seventh ilay of January,
at 10 i cliK'k. in t!ie forenoon of th: t
tiy, then ami th -re to nhow came if a:iy
Aim lx wl y tin- pit'tion of Kannie E.
a.i:niiiiH;ratrix of a:v e.u-ite filed in t!iis
prireeiliii; on Se.teUit er 4th, l'.tOO nravini;
for the sale of t.e f.illuwiinr d.-SLTilied r:,l
state via: K j N K h'rc Jt XS.WV
i Sec. UT, Township 1! S. l.'auVe L'l E.
le tiot rante.i ati.i to ..aov cause if any th-.-re
te why an order h.u! 1 not he ma le by this
xiurt i!irvctin- th..t t'.e s.:i,! red rotate of
alove named decei-eiit or s n'Ti.-li tl.vre. .f us
ttiav lie tiu'iwary he sol i at puiuiv or l-iivute
-ale allkl the (.lio i'il-s thereof be applied in
payment of the debts of Suid vleeedent Jium
A lla'e.
Wituess, the lion. W. C. WiKs Jui-e ot
'.he Cotn.tv C nrt of the State of tr-on,
tor the County of Crook with the sal of dd
Court a,Hixed, this Oid t'ay of Oct btr, j;KK).
Attest: J. J. Stuit i, C erk.
(Seal)
To Cnro Confltlvia-lon Forwer,
TaUo Cisearcts Cant'iv (ntharticv 10c cr2a.
if C C C. ia:l L& euro. oru,?::iu retutut r.ion1?
A set if rlllia' llist;ry my bo aeeti at j
ollirt' i:nl tlii 'so .li-sirijii to K-.vru .-f
dio 'l ill. him; rtra cun tt so by calling.
I'bibbinj; rat.-jt .j.mmi till .Ian. l-f.
isSCiUbe cared
If you suffer from any of the i
ill i.f men, come to the oldest
SuciisJi.tt on tl.o Paci.Sc Coiist, (
ZrU BvtCCl Market St Est'd 1862. I
4 fl Yotins men and m.tSdle i
& A uir.M. iiion who are suilorine
1 from the elfects uf yo-atiil'ul imUsciio'.is or tx-
in nil ii-icum pi "Mt '"!.; i,rtna;rimi'a,
Fret1.i. n. r 't: Ml . lunliitgr, e!C. Hy m
I CUIULIIIUIIOII OI rniictnrf.,ui 0,, uirams uv- i
, tUe lici.ir Das s' arranged n:s m-amirm
.t it will iiit only alT. rd iimntdi.ite rt iicf but j
:riii.ineril cure. '1 he 3"oi; tor does not claim to
1 perform miraules, but is vuil-known to ue a tair
mill iqu.n: 1 iiysi-.i.'" mu ouha..-.
111 his M- i;,ky I IM'SfH Or iflCn. (
4tiilli thxvoiiKhly cnutfruied troui tne
'i;Vt:uv m a "iii'pivit.i,' to ts will ro 1
Ctvio U' honest cinCo.ir.f L.lrt oomplnllU. ,
We u'tll Uuaranttra I UiHVlYK CUJibin I
evzry case itc u--ul rtAket or forfeit Ou
TLlioiiMunsl 5oMnia. '
nn-itilta ion V K T. i' and strictly private.
ini:iit persminlly or by li-tter. Semi for biMik,
free (A valuable book f--ix men.)
V3MP TIC JOEtWAN'S
Great X. iuso .iiii of Anatomy j
the fiucsi aatl lari;pst Museum cf its kind in the
w Come mm K.iru how wonilertuily you f
iir n'.-if'.; how to avutil .'.tv laiuss and disease.
We ir ciMMiiui.-M ' aJdi; new f-peount-Ui
VjiT.llsOu Jn'a a. i u-i or w;iiy.
W 105. Wiirkct Street. S?n ?i-ancisco, CM.
1
kJ E ' a il R b
wmm
tm WW fm am KB
a- ,.. ttMavcc' iiauu.
t"tl 'ill i--t"i"l"l-t"i-."yM-t-
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a
I f ,"r?.';';';"'w-J'i'::S,':wifMm-' a .. I
Cteflfsiicc SMc
Sweeping reduc
tions on ail winter
goods for SO days.
We ofisr all our Winter Dry GddJs at
1-8 off for Cash.
XHE
( Corner 4th
Prineville,
THEE S1EXJI3 UOOM OW TVT A 1 1ST t
gr RATES, $1.23 to .?2.00. E7 FATROXAGj
"Uhs Ony t'rst Ciass ffouss t'n Zjow?
Special Accommodations for "Urauei
CHRIS COHRS, Manager
-CANTON t, j j
Ailtnorlef!'! the Mp-Tirr of all maVrv. Th al
esit hsr..'Mil, i.htet r;iU. otom diimLlc and turn the i
il iickiiiv. L'.m he ifrjuMcd lo work on iii hilk.
whrrc ethrr fil. H.ie dil tMCx.f bub hands ant! J
frji:y p-. :ii rx suptncriv over Jti. o-ners. in ;
A-tarh.- rut. C" c pure tbran w.ih othrr and th.-
0: Titi y u wi.l buy a Canton. Atanuticuired
FABllH & C"EMjCRFF CO.. CaNTDM. WMDK
SITEEI0K DISCS HOE DRI
And Seeders are too well known to t.eed an introduction and we me
to remindyoo that wa are agents for them. Walking Plows
Stc-l Sulky sud Gang. The famous "SCPERIOU" DRI
ctves parade and for sale. Terms consistent, quality oousiu
STILL HEADQUARTERS FOR
FiiieHGrsesfcceipg and
Wacn Work. .
South End.
BISHOP SCOTT ACADEI.i t
Founded 18TO.
j. W. UlU. M. D., Prtmclpal.
.TbrtstinB Term Opens Sept. IS, 11H)3.
f a FoRrrllm? and Day School. Under pre.
exit rr.anngvmfnU since 1STS.
I Primary. Freparatory and Academic
;jir: merits; CiU.Be Preiv ration. Military
,I'isw.Miline. Manual Training. Boys of ail
IarTes received.
For catalogues or infrrmat!on address
the prlm-iptU. J. W. HlUU M. D.. P. O
idniwor 17, Portland. Or.
.A Goo
Pres erxption
.fbx'niaiikiiid
WANTED : A case of bad
not benefit. They banish
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Kit)
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STOR:
f.
EDBY
and 1! &ts
Oregon
:.iiTi.r-
5-',..
l3
You will nee ! ' v r,t
farminrj: too..
V. & (X Canton HneofCan
ton. 111., is und
test. The Car
r ud Steel plov
tors, harrows,
made of hijrh-j . ..
ial with first
manship, have I
test since 1842: . ,
the procession .. - .
j Cod, Iron aid Steel. W
SFecia!ty at this sea
year. I
Frank E ; ins.
TABU ?.
hraltS th.t R I P A-N 5 m
and prnloti lile w
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