Ji.
Wlien tlie Boy
Its? Tift npnc to our regular customers that we sell
uauu news the KEgX shoes in town for loast n
IP YftlT are 'king or lw prices on all kinds of Fall and
II lvlU "Winter supplies, Cill at our Cash Store.
MORRIS & ROWELL.
Crook - County Journal.
THURSDAY. J AX. 17. 1901.
THIS PA PER k c.'wi!AS
werti.-inir Axncv. 64 and 6" 'Merchant Kx-
dAge, San FnncMOM, California, where con
tract for advertising ci be made for it.
Mrs. Milt Zell died at 2 o'clock,
Wedn jsday and vm buried here tola; .
Preaching service next Sunday, 3
p. ?., at lower McKay school house.
Case of Royal Worcester corsets
just received at Wurxweiler & Thomp
sou's.
Greatest Slaughter of Hats, Boots,
Shoes, Dry Goods and crockery at the lor, to mourn the loss of a devoted
Ptaraar. J mother. She has been a consistent
Money saved during the next 30,m-mue1, oS the Taylor Street M. E
daye with the bargain, sale at the ! Church, of Portland, Oregon, for the
liaxaar.
Tli duck hunters came back from
the desert with eiupty game bags las t
Saturday.
Col. Ji. C. 3Tye and wife are in
Portia ud where Ue Col. is having his
- -v.. - .
Henry Hahn was recently elected ! wor being exemplified" by the Sun--president
of the Portland Chamber of ; beam team. After the ceremonies
Commerce. j
Royal Worcester corset in all col- . making the evening a very enjoyable
ors and lengths at Wurxweiler and one." There were 13 charter member
Thompson's. from which the following were chosen
The regular Clearance sale of Win- j oncers:
ter goods is now on at Wurxweiler 4 j p- p c M:rT Feck; C. of H., Re
Thompson's. I bee Windom; I. of H., Annie Arm-
Mr mmi fr J t W;ibo- of
Antelope, are visiting iu
this week.
For the next 30 days we will sell all i
of our Winter goods f-or one-third off;
f.. -1, w t I
When yon want us to sell you goods ;
at cost get in while the e'earance sale
la. sta. The Bazaar. I
Ed Harbin has been engaged to
superintend the construction of the j
new sawmill at Pilot Butte. i
Ladies' Capes and Jackets at hclf j
price during the clearance sale at,
Wurxweiler A Thompson's. I
Mr. Lee Wood and Mrs. Lena Robin- j
sod. of Ash wood ware married in Fort-1
land Dec 26, 1900, and returned home 1
Jan. 8.
Ms. John Chambers has jrone to i
. . ry -,i .. . r . .... '
a 23-horse power engine for the Pilot
Butte Cu's. saw mil L .
Mr. Chas. Duiham, who has been
ia a hospital in Portland for several
months, has so far reoovei ed that he
expects to return home in a few
weeks.
Th rv.-,K f.f i, -.i.i -?-n
. T, , . .
$jOJ, Attorney Brink and John
Combs, the administrator, having
c'o-ed the deal whilo there hut week, i
A coipany has been organized iu
CUlaoi county to build a railroad from
Condon to the Columbia river. It
will tap the wheat belt of that coun
try and reuder a large portion of
Wheeler county wheat lauda more val
uable. A meeting of the Wool Growers As
sociation will be held early iu March 'proceedings were had of record:
next in order to allow permits for! Ordered that a warrant in the ram of
summer grazing to be sent to Wash- 69 be drawn in favor of H. A. Melvin
inton and returned before the ooeu- "bate on taxes wrongfully paid.
i.rih.-in.n !,
date is fixed notice will be given in
these columns.
Last week Wade Huston brought
to town for medical treatment
Hiram V.r. -f Aliwid.
Harney was ving zome tin uer
his feet slipping on the ice' he
lieavUy, tfae handle of the froweretnk-
ing him in the side, breaking
and injuring him severely.
Jas. ocKl, of Asbwood, called at
the Jocbsal o.'Sce and renewed his
aubscriptiun this week. Jim kuois
a good newspaper when he e it
and he know a thing or two about
mines, too, having a four-foot vein
near the Oregon King that averages
about fl-in silver and gold.
The heavy rain which began last
s "urday evening and ciutiuued un
Monday morning took off all the
snow iu the lower alt.tuden. It aUo
took off the bridge oti Lower Trout
creek, ret Bering that stream impass -
able and depriving thU section of
man s Heritage oi any man iroin out- ;
side sources for twj days. Last Tues
day the skies cleared and all nature
seems pleased with itself.
Mr.
.V.G. Reed and wife arrived here
from Snohomish, Wash., last week I In the matter of damages to Trout
ill search of a drier and more health- creek bridge by Russell & Co., of P-rt-f
til climate and being favoraoiy iin- j land, Oregon, H is ordered that the clerk
piressed with the "climate have con-( of this court notify Russell & Co. that
cluded to remain here. Mr. Reed is a I unless the sum of 10 he forwarded furth
tiinner and has taken a position with with to the treasurer of this county in
Iplkins 4 King. The Jolrxal wel- j payment of damages done by their em
cjoines them to our pleasant little j ployes to Trout creek bridge bv running
I..
tity.
I . , . T. . ,
I The ortnwest Livestock and:
.L. , , , , , ,. , .
AiV oul-Growers Journal, published at:
-m ., or.H .l K.r l..l... i xr
..j .
Afanus is a 21-page monthly magazine
first class in every particular and full
o tne nrim witn vaiuauie nuormation
f or Oregon stocking. TUo price U$l
ijyear, but we offer it as a premium to
11 new subscribers to the Journal.
r those who pay all arrearages and
ei) yr in advance.
is displeased with the fit
and the Mother with the wear
and the Father with the cost of his
Clothes, all can be satisfied here
nionev.
Passed Away.
v-
Last Wednesday ffternoon, Jan. 16,
at tUo residence of her son in this
city, Mrs. J. A. Col man passed from
!Tth af!er ":rln ine-.I
: i inuuins. uic luiifmi services were
held at the
M. E. church Friday at
1), a. ni.
Mrs. J. A. Colraan, whose maiden
name was M inter, "was born at Knox
v lie, Iowa in 1S45 and came tc Oregon
wi:h her parents in 1854, settling near
Hillsboro. Her husband to whom she
was married iu IStH died in 1S89.
She leaves three sons, A. T., A. P. and
A. M. Colman and two daughters,
Mrs. A. E. Kelso and Mrs. S. A. Mil-
! P8' thirty years.
Lcxlgo Instituted.
Last Saturday evening Sunray lodge,
IX'gree of Honor, was instituted at
! Haystack by Mrs. Sadie Moore, D. D.
, vi. C. H., assisted by 13 members of
. ,n I ... I ,rti frvvm f,nw tlllk u.pu
were concluded a banquet was spread
strong; C.ofC. Emma Cline;
R?c.,
Fin,
D. W. Bamett;
! Receiver, J. H. Windom;
Usher, El-
: ai WirnliM- T 1 - 1?Alt. T..l.-- CI fl
Krant Hoffman. ' " "
Mr. John Combs started todar for
Salem as a member of the "fourth"'
house and after its adjournment he
will visit his mother who is iu Cali-
fornia.
A special school meeting ol school
district Xo. 1 will be held at the court
house at 2 o'clock, p. in., Jan. S3, to
levy a tax to pay the iuterest on the
bonded debt and for general school
purposes.
The Commissioner of the General
Land1 office has reversed the decision
of The Dalles Land Office iu the land
ol Tyior Morrow,
Keenan
and Keenan, deciding that the
lands
' are not desert and holding their en
tries for cancellation,
Joe Ttreichel went with Dr. Rosen
berg ou a professional visit up
Crook-
: ed river a few d.iys ago taking a 22
. cal. rifle with him. O.i reaching
their destination tue placed the mux-
zle of the gun on his foot and pro-
ceeded to fill the gun with
cartridges
' prpa ratory to taking a hunt. In
i manipulating trie lever tiie gun . was j
discnnrged anil Joe now wears a nice,
: clean hole through his foot to remind
hi'n of his carelessness.
County Court Proceedinsra.
At the regular Jan., 1001, terai uf the
cooimissiouera court for the county of
Crook when were present Win. C. Wills,
couuty judge, D. E. Templetoa and J.
H. Healy, commiaaioners, -the following
Ordered that a warrant be drawn
; favor of W. T. Casey for the sum of 15
e coats recovered by niin in ca e of W.
! T. Cej v Crook C-.unty.
The jnrv tit, consisting of 200 names
Jlr-! were selected and names furnished to
Mr-leil.r.
andj In the matter of the tax levy for the
fell Tear 1900 it was ordered that the lew
f..r county purpose be 10 mills; f.ir
coouaon school purposes 5 mills; for
is -dp bounty fund mill upon all reul
a ia personal propeny otnei tano upun
sheep snd upon sheep 1 cent per head.
', Ordered that the clerk attach a war-
i rant to tl! tf 1S0O. returnable in 00 diy
: from Jan. 15th l'JOl.
Ordered that the clerk attach a war
rant to roll of. 18!i8 returnable in CO days
from Jan. 15th, 1901.
Ordered tnat the cl rk attach a war
rant t ) roll of 1897, returnable in oO
i days from Jan. 15th, 1901.
j Ordered that the cletk attach a war-
: rant to roll uf 189H returnable in CO days
! from the 15th of Jan., 1901.
' In the Matter of the Backus Trx Sale
, and deed it is ordered that tne clerk of
I . this court draw a warrant in favor of H.
T. Hill in the sum of J4.30 and further.
1 that the Sheriff's deed for the land de
scribed therein be cancelled and that the
i ri-cord thereof be made to show thia or
i der.
I .-....(!..., .,.;.. a. mat a i,-;,i,..,
that su action at law for the recovery of
the said damages will be instituted at
Ordered that warrants now
clel,,vlfficoto the .,, f
n the
SUC.35
t w tiir-h wnrfl drawn mfir tliHti uvm vunn
a,,0 aIld i,ttl.e not been called be caiicell-
i ed hv the clerk of this coautv.
Ordered that a warrant be drawn in
favor of Isoin Cieek aa rebate on tuxes in
the sum of (22.
In the matter of public printing aud
Elkins & King : lis & King j
GOODS FOR THE NEiW YEAR
FOR THE TABLE FOR
Ralston Breakfast Food
Ralston Pancake Flour
Fine Canned Fruits
iee Dried Fruits
Choice Jellies and J ams
Good Syrups
BEST FLOUR
AT RIGHT PRICES
Our Heating
PRE -
We are offering
Try
For the month of January" only. On February 1st we take an inventory of stock,
and close our liooks for the year 1900; Hence our desire for turning out poods
at such low figures. The more goods we can sell the less work we have in tak
ing stock, and the more
reasons for this great
of the situation. Prices
wanton extravagance
week for
t
?RE -INVEHTORY SALE
JWe want your Mail Orders.
All Goods Slarked
In I'laln Fiznrer.
6.
e 'iri'j ctficial paper:
The time for conai.iermtioo of this mat
ter having been set far Jan. 11, at 1 o
j cluck, p- - and A. C. P-lmer, pobiufaer
! ed his subscription list and affidavit there
to and no other application haviug bn(
6Iid it is ordered that the Cmok O un-1
ty Journal be awarded Oio coun'T print- )
ins and t e and is dt-clarrd the iifticial pa-
per of Crook coonty and that the same ratvs
be and are hereby establuhed and agreed :
upon aa were agreed upon fur the year '
( 1U00, except for publishing semi-annual i
statements an additional compensation of j
50 per cent be allowed over and above ;
the "re eu lor rate. j
Ordered that the clerk hereafter draw '
a warrant in the sum of 910 in favor of .
John Ldtos each rronih until further or- '
dered. j
The court having examined the books, j
accounts snd receipts of the county clerk ',
find them correct and that the amount of f
fees collected by him for the six months !
ending Dec 31, 1900, amounts to (555.
95.
J . 1 1 the mitter of the A. Zell road, the j
n ; r-pirt of viewers bing favorable it is j
ordered that A ull py into tiie Uoon-
ty Treasury the sum of $1 snd proceed j
tf pat said road into irod condition and i
s lbnii. evidence therof at the next term I
of courfor further action.
Two hundred snd forty scalps of wild
animals wers presented and destroyed.
Ordered that the county judge settle
with the sheriff on the tax rolls in his
possession and dicket his Gildings fur
further action.
B lis Allowed.
The following claims which are not j
provided for by law were allowed and or"
dered paid:
J. II .Douthit, trees.
$i5.r.2i
Glass Pindhome, seal,
J. L L'Jckey, gste keeper.
R.OOj
3. !
11.28!
Codes 70.
Arthur H'dRes, repayment,
Bancroft Whiting Co., 7 vol,
John Mrrrick, setting out trees,
1G 75
5. !
.85
13.48
18 40
! 50
1.00
3J. !
15. I
85 50
4 R0
11.75
28 35 ;
20.
e.77
19 ii ;
u 75
J. F. IW, rent voting place,
J. J. Smith, expressnge,
Hawkins Bros., lumber,
P. L. W. Co., lights snd water,
Prineville hotel, board psnper,
A Ltppmau, repairing chairs,
A Teuipleton, board pauper,
W. C Wills, cash advanced,
Mrs. J. C. Sumner, board paupers,
E. O. Hjde, medical service, "
A.& W. Co., dings for "
: - " ', blanks,
P. L. & W. Co., water,
Glass & Prudhome, stationery,
Wurzweler & T:mpson. Mdse. ,
W. W. Armstrong, board pauper,
8 J. Newsom, "wood for '
S. S. Newsom, services hunting fur
body of E. E. Davis,
W. C. Congleton, buird prisoner,
W. C. Congletou, postage,
J. J. Smith. "
Elkins & King, Mdse. ,
A. C. Puhner, printing,
13.
24.
40 95
2.
8.
15.20
38 38
193.50
10.
G 50
8 5
.70
6 75
11 50
2.D0
T. M. Bal.lnin, prom, on ins.
Glass & Priidliouir, book.
H. P. Belkrmp, ined. ser.
8. w; & Co. Mdse.,
Win. Boegh, stationery,
Ed. Harbin, labor,
A', C. Jacubs, rent voting place,
T
BLACKSSVIITHINC, HORSE
SHOESNC. WACOn-VORK
To Look
To Price
Stoves
!
IN YEN
SXi!.
great reductions in prices in
uur
Bccb, :li::s, '::isi:ags, tlnhag;
room we have for our new spring
bargain event, and you should profit
have been lowered to the last notch,
for vou to buv elsewhere now. Watch
PI
.st Aoeual
Clearance Sale
BEGINS
it comes utit
Take it in
Substantial
departments.
When vou
Jan Rih iCIill
I 7
member wejhave the same thing for less
monej", Japanese. Bazaar.
JAPANESE BAZAAR.
Air
C
A H
Sells Furniture, &c. for
Cash and on
Easy Payments.
1-4 down, balance in monthly payments
POSITIVELY
XO
THE RANCH
Spring Wagons, Buggies,
Farm Wagons, IMows,
Pumps, ripe & Fittings,
Doors, Windows, Terra Cotta
Ruilding Paper, Wall-paper
Hardware, Grain & Coal.
is a pleasure
is a pastime.
To Possess is a privilege.
t
t
t
t
t
TORY
entire stock of
lusts m wi9
poods. These are the
by taking advantage.
and
it would be
this space next
BARGAINS I
We will serve you promptly.
We will save you money.
We solicit a trial order. "j
SHAXIKO,
l.EGOX.
.0
once a rear,
while it lasts.
Reductions in all
see it in other stores, re
GOODS CHARGED.
2? is -Z'"'--
tions
m
f
r .
.
fib : --
fa
A :
4fr
iff
PRINEVILLE'S BIG
ffoore s.
f
giUiiud Quiets
A fiord the only opportunity in
the City for llilliarJs or Bowl
ing. Confectionery, Tobaccos,
Cigars, etc. on sale
I !.! ;..;'-r4"t- V l ! I1 I' Mil
Dcaittr Is Blood Dmp.
Clrm Ulnn menna a clean skin.
beamy witliout it. t'ascarets. Candy Lathar
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirrinir up tiie lazy liver and driving ail im
purities Horn tne ikkiv. liegni lou.ij- o
tanili pimpies, boils, blotches, blackheads,
and lliat au-kiy bilious complexion by taking
Ca-waretfl. tauly for ten cents. AH clrug
qtsls, sati'action 'euaxanteed lot 25c, 50c
Cyrus, the jeweler, will make your
old clock or watch run as good as
new, or give you a bargain in anything
in the jewelry line.
To Cars Cotw it v-on Foitvrr
TaVc C8CB7ets Canilv Calh:irlic 1 Jeer 25a
if C. C- C to cur. (irurKw r fuii. nionev
A set of Eills' History may be seen at
this office snd those dt-s'.rinsj to learn jf
the clubbing rites can do so by call.na
Clubbing rates gmd till Jan. 1st.
A good second-hand couch for sale.
Kufiiire at this office.
All Vitae Ore Keniedies i-tr sale bv
Mm. Hattie Palmer, A sent.
Etacate Toar Itowels W 1 ' ?i Casesrets.
Candy athrritt-. c:it cor.M i'Ation forever.
10c. 23c. ItCGC. f ail, timitisw refund money.
Vitae Ore f 1.00 per parkajse V. O.
pilis 2"ic. - v";ll on or address Hattie
Calmer, Frineville, Oregon.
T.ikr your team to Chris C. l.rs new
stable.
Host Frineville flour at Simpson,
Wilson Co't $3.73 per hid.
We have the Hour, you have the
-ash. We will exchange niih you at
the rate of sf3.73 per bid for lest
lrineille Hour. Simpson, Wilson
Si Co.
Remember the clearance sale for 30
lays only nt the Bazaar.
Kodak Cameras & Supplies at Temple
ton d- Son's.
Simpson, Wilson & Co. make -a
specialty of Shoes.
Hay your shoes and hats at ?. W. &
Cu'i
For Sale Two very desirable lo's
in Frineville at a bargain. Call on or
iddrss, Frank Elkins, Frinevillo, Or.
Keep yiur went her eye on Ad.imson
,fc Winnek Ou'a. display counters,
i'hey will shortly open an inimutue
itock of new novelties.
Mrs. Fai'iiie K. tJaye is ngrnt f-r
Ihe Celebrated Xatural Body ISrr.cc,
or ladies.
Fine drrjsinnking done on short
lot ire. Fnniiic E. Gayp.
suofn pnnjojsisia:ln.rr Miej D O r JI ocs'ool
noiiiHlitMito ind Ui:ii:t:o Auul)
fjwiwii!,) iili loo auojL e4p
Just received a new and complete
tine of Ladie's mid Children's furnish-
inir coods and nnderwear to 1 c sold
it lowest cost prices. Also a tine line
t hats of latest styles, and notions of
ill kinds. Siutie Slnyton.
Call and sr-e the fine line of Dictograph
vlbuiiij at Temi'letoii & S ni's.
Tho Acme M.iuini r:iehines, the
l-at iu the Wi.rl.l at 8a!oiu.li'a.
TWO CENTS The 1). lies-Warm
Springs StuiiL! C. will carry frt-iyht iu..l
xpress frmii The 1. tiles to l'rinovillo ;.t
hrre cents a pou'ul.
G od teeth are essential to henllli and
ii good nppearaiiee. If youra need at
funtiou go to Dr. A. C'lino, vlu3e
.vork is his beat reci'ililnelularioil.
Toys ! Toys ! Toys, nt the Fee
Hive.
Slow - re Tonr XS.tt!iie3- t
Dr. HohbV Sparrn PHls pure all klJiiev Ills, scra
pie frua. aud. siurlinu KtUivUy Cu.,Cuici.u or bi. V
Cannot bo bnnght nt w!iolosa!i .
Col. Fellows Cijr irs, 2o in a box for
fi5 cents or 2 for 5 cents. Tho IA7.aak.
The Jouuxai. editor is propartd to
pay a fnii CASH Fit ICE for sculp
bounty' certificates or for slnto war
rants on the Sculp Bounty Fund, so
bring yoitv jcnlps and gt-t your cai-h.
Our Annuals me goin like "hot
cakes," and nt tho present rnte the
s.ippiy will soon do exaausievi. ii you
bnve a frieml or relation who wants
any information about Crook county
end him a copy.
-- - ,ix-;i
weeping re
on all
goods for 80 days.
We ofbr all our Winter Dj GjoJ.3 at
1-3 ofTfor Oasii
7US.ZWEILE0 & THOSOIJ
HTHE M
( Corner 4ili
PriniBville,
FREE S HOOC
?- RATES, 11.25 to $2.00.
77 A a Onu J'rst Ciass Jouse t'n
Special Jtccommoclaticns for Tjravelt'ng
CHRIS COHRS, Makagsr.
j CANTON . g
i Gang 4,
. plows, .mmi
u v i 7y i
-s
AoVnrt-e-sed the st!prior of all makes. The easi
est h.t 'l.', 1 tlnet cr.-.ft. in..! iJur.Lie -r.d tun the
peifcc:(y. Can ! at":;ate to work on -.ia hiiU,
whtre oihtfrt f-iL H-'ve tinst p'wf lutb ;an.! ant!
ntbV i"; "t .tiT-ri.r: V ovrr nil o.tir-r. Xi.u'. in '
T Jhil-FKl!Iri:Hll.LF.I. b--.m. ..d R.A
ii t".iivvr thr-in witn oihoi-. ara -et- trur
"rHsVfW
SUFEIilOR DISCS AND HOE DEILLS
And Seeders are too well known to l.cel an introduction and we merely bec leava
to retiiimlyou that wian 3oa'4 for them. Walking Plows-Chilled or
Steel -Sulky sod Gang. The famous 'SCPERIOR" DRILL on
dnss parade and for ealo. Terms cbnsiatent, quality considered.
STILL HEADQUARTERS FOR
Fire Horeeshcelng and
Ti agon Wcrk-
Scnth End.
BiSHOP SCOTT ACADEMY
J , Foananl 1STO. 1. '
J. W. H1H. M. 1 . Principal. - Jkii A
rTatm.. Term Opeu. Sept. IS. 1BOO. J2'i ' "
.ent nianasement sine. 1S.S. JL "jf WliVl'
lT-mary. Preparatory and Academic De- eX J ,H'J;f: ff!f 111 H1
.'p.lVtm.-n?.: eo'leue l'ri? ration. Military Viiit, fcVjr--.-HM-U-
.tiis.-lpliiie. manual Tramlng. Boys uf ail . U IfS?: ?i?TW., .Vptrt-
1K
For cntalogwes or Information ad.lrcAS
t:;e prirv-iixil. J . . HU.U l. l-.
iiiatwvr 17. i'orf.and. Or.
For cntatcsuea or Information ad.trcss 4TyaIibltHit'.'.l
MPA-N-S
Doctors find
A Cjoo
Pres errotioii
Ibr
WANTtD ; A c-e of bad health that R I P A-JI S III
not benrtil. Thsy banish pjin and pmlong life. On civca
relief. Now the wra R I F A N S .ack.,..,
cccpt n .nl,,,!,,,,,. R I PA-X S, io fur cu. f
be iiU at any .,;, More. Ten MmpUs an.l ,,e ,1,'U"X
U.,,,al will be mailel lo any ad.lrc. f, five cni,
nc-
.
STORE
EDBY
and C Sts
Oregon.
vr.IT STEEET
03ST
7 PATROXAGE SOLICITED.
Uown.
You will need a few r.ew
farming tools. The rreat
1. & O. Canton line ot Can
Ion, 111., is undeniably the
lest. The Canton Chilled
pud Steel plows cultiva
tor?, harrows '.'.
nmde of liisrh- f.il
ial with first ' -lr.anship,
hav -i- ; t1
test since 184 yet h-
the procession v "ry,
!Cgs!, Iron and Steel. Wagon Tops a
Specialty at this season of tie
year.
Frank Elkins.
1ABUIES