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GOODS FOR THE NEW YEAR
FOR THE TABLE FOR THE RAHCH
Ral-ton Breakfast Food
Ralston Pancake Flour
Fine Canned Fruits
Kice Dried Fruits
Choice Jellies and Jams
Good Syrups
Spring Wagons, Buggies.
Farm Wagons, Plows,
Pumps, Pipe & Fittings,
Doors, Windows, Terra Gotta
Building Paper, Wall-paper
Hardware, Grain & Coal.
J. F. MORRIS.
As Down Went HcOinly
Down goes prices on Mens' and Boys' Overatsr
Ladies' Cloak and Jackets. Fascinators, Mitts,
Ladies' and Gents: Heavy Underwear, all coins:
AT COST
Prices Flattened to the Thinnest.
The values will tempt the most grudging pocket
book, jf you contemplate buying, don't think it
over too To ig, but buy where prices are consistent
with the cost of production.
1W - " W -
All ' P. I' I
rikins & Ring
j MIllS iMIllg j
CI
Sweeping reduc
tions on all winter
goods for 30 days.
We ofiar all our Winter Dry Goads at
1-3 off for Oash
WUR2WEILER TH0IV3S0.!
BEST FLOUR
BLACKSMITHING, HORSE
SH0E1HC, WACOll-WORK
SPoindexter Jfcotel.
P. B. POINDEXTER, Prop.
AT
RIGHT PRICES
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This Hotel is new in every way and is one of the
finest hotels in Eastern Oregon. The accommo
dations are first class, the table is supplied with
every delicacy in the market, and you feel at
home w hile you are there. Rates Reasonable.
Sample Kaon
a CMMCtioa.
Prineville, Oregon.
Crook - County - Journal.
THURSDAY. J AS. 9Ar J90L
THIS PAPERc?
nniu( Aj, n . .i sad .Meroojuit Kx
ehaaar. Su Kraocwoa, California, where con
tracts for advertising cam be suad lor it.
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Case of Royal Worcester corsets
just reobived at Wursweiler fc Thomp
sosi'..-
Greatest Slaughter of Hats. Boots,
Shoes, Dry Uooda and crockery at the
BaMt.-'M'-'-'--- -
The Rte Cwaedy Company will
be in Prioevillo S-terday and Monday
evening.
Simpson, Wilson & Co. are offering
Treat bargains in Mens' and Boys'
Hat.
BL E. Bennett, of Post, filed a home
stead claim on Camp creek last Slon
day. C.4. SC. C. -Tye and wife are in
Portland where the Col. is havir.g his
eyes treated.
Mns' hats which formerly sold for
$2.50 to $3 now -Oe to $.W at Simp-S-o,
Wilson Co.
Royal Worcester corsets in all col
ors and lengths at Wunweiler and
Thompson's. -
Tbe repilslf Clearance, le of Wio
ter goods is now oo at Wunweiler A
Thompson's." " ' - -1
jse apes ana Jac-ets at ncii j
price during the' clearance sale at
Wunweiler A Thompson's.
Mr. and .Miss Horuey. of Haystack,
were in town Monday purchasing
school land in that vicinity.
For the next 30 days we will sell all j
of oar Winter goods for one-tltird oft
lor cash. VT.Jl T.
When you want as to sell you goods
at cost get in while the clearance sale
lasts. The Bazaar.
MUs Emma B. Pike has filed a con
test against the homestead entry of J.
B. Johnson in the Haystack country.
Andrew Morrow, one of our most
prominent sheepmen, was in town on
Monday. He reports his stock in fine
condition.
Miss Kate H elf rich who so ably
assisted tbe JoCbnel force in their
time of need, left for her home at
Lamonta on Tuesday.
Gold has been found on the Clark
Rodger's farm, 8 miles south of Salem
in what is expected to be paying
quantities. '
It is stated that the C. S. has ar
ranged with the O. R. AX. Co. to
give Shaniko the same rate from
Portland as is given to The Dalles,
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Chas. Hindman,' of Sisters, was in
town' on business this week. He reports-it
quie in that vicinity and. or
dered tbe Jocjtsii- sent to his address
to liven things. spJ, - . ;
A y)ung man by the name cf &oe
who apa been in the employ of T.J.
Powell for severs yea's, is lying at
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Our Heating Stoves
To Look
is a pleasure.
To Price
is a pastime-
To Possess is a privilege.
Editor Paltaer want to Bend Tuesday
on a business trip.
Woolen socks, ladies' hnee and lined
gloves st your own price at the Buaar.
,,G. W. Gibson, of Post, was in town
rVedueaday filing a hot-eate-d claim on
Newaouj creek. ,;
It will pay too to read J. F. Morris'
new ad thia week. Money can be saved
by following his advice.
Tbe Journal baa on band a sufficient
number of its Annaala ou hand to supply
every demand.
-Muipsou, Wilson A Co. have some
thing of iucereat to tell yoa in their new
ad this week.
Suii;h & Cleek are running a pipe
from the water wain into their saloon,
a hch will prove a great couveuieuce.
The Shaniko stage still contiivea to ar
rive aa late as possible, much to the an
noyoca of the patrons of the route.
The holiday number of the Crook
ccunty Journal is nicely illustrated and
neatly gotten up. Hood River Glacier.
The dosing sermon preached by Rev.
Levi Johnston laat Sunday was delivered
to a boose packed to the utmost capacity
R. & Price has plenty of dry, solid
juniper wood which be will sell at lowest
cash price and deliver on shortest nuUoa
1 24tf.
Ed Gerow returned on the Barns staee
, S-iturday evening from a visit in Lake-
Tiew, t l-Use city and other points.
The e ngine for the new saw mill at Pilot
Butte arrived thia week and will be pat
in place atooce when the mill will be
started up.
Attention is called to the ad of the
PoindexWr Hotel in Una isaue. A m-at
desirable atoppinz place can be found
there, "with all the comforts of
Miss Stella Hubble returned faw
Mitchell laat Saturday, where she has
Seen spending the tmliaajs. Miss Hub
ble is now learning the ''art preservative"
in the Jocii. office.
Robert E. Glaze, a brother of Till
Glaze, formerly of Prineville, shot and
killed his partner in their hotel in San
Francisco last week. The coroner's jury
brorght in a verdict of guilty. Glaze
claims he acted in s If defense.
Cy Mul-ey, of Prineville, shipped
over the C. S. railway to Seattle last
Thurs ay, twenty-two bead of the finest
draft Bones that it has been our lot to
look at for aome time. These horses
were niaed near Piineville, and that
eounty baa plenty more just like then.
Shaniko Leader.
We have received a copy of the Shaniko
Leaders Souvenir ftdition which in it's
typographical nsatneas sad general make
op ia a marvel when it ia considered that
it waa gotten up in a country newapaper
office. It is a credit to the town and the
proprietor of the Leadar.
The Artisans initiated several new
member last Monday evening and at
the close of the initiation ceremonies.
ice crea m ana cake were serveu ana
very enjoyable evening passed by all
those present.
The Mayflower mining company
have an engine, air compressor and
; Burleigh drill on the way to their
mines, and on their arrival will ex
tend the tunnel at the rate of eight
feet a day.
I. L. Ketchum, the veteran shoe
maker of this county, who closed out
his business last summer and turned
bis attention to alfalfa farming, has
again opened a shoe repninng shop
any day at his old
Jrj
RE -IN YEN TORY
We are offering great reductions in prices in our entire stock of
Bacis, I:li::s, Eraliug., Clstiisj, Ma , d... lh
For the month of Januarv only. On February 1 at we take an inventory of stock,
and close our books for the year 1900; Hence our desire for turning out goods
at such low figures. The more goods we can sell the less work we have in tak
ing stock, and the more room we have for our new spring goods. These are the
reasons for thia great bargain event, and you should profit by taking advantage
of the situation. Prices have been lowered to the last notch, and it would be
wanton extravagance for you to buy elsewhere , now. Watch this space next
week for
ZFRE-IIIVENTORY GALE BARGAINS
j?Ve want your Mail Orders.
All (aood HarktHl
In Plain Figures.
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We will serve you promptly. f
We will save you money. W
We solicit a triaTorder. j
PEASE & MAYS;
SHAX1KO,-OKEGOX.
the phint of death from injuries re
eeived by being kicked by a hoise
which fell with him. .
. The physiciaaa have given up all hopes
ftf the recovery of the Queen of England,
and say she cannot live but a few days,
lu her death the world lusts one of its
grandest cnataciers ana a breaking up of I Rnj may ouna
the British empire ia expected by manv trade
as a result of her death.
N. A. Tye, at the Bazaar, says that
if the miserable thief that stole a fine
china cup from his store lost Satur
day will call in he will give him the
saucer that belongs with the cup and
ask no questions.
Geo. L. Strong, one of the original
Card of Thanka.
The undersigned desire to extend their
heartfelt thanks to the many friends who
so kindly assisted them and minister, d
to the wsnts of their beloved mother
during her last illness, and who partici
pated in the last sad rites.
Obituary. ... ....
Mrs. Myrtle D. Zell was born Aug.
8, 1878, st Lafayette, Yamhill county,';
Oregon. She departed this lile Tues- j
day, Jan. 15, 1901, her sga being 22
years, 5 months and 7 days. The dc-
home " I ceasea was uuueu m "" oi.c :
CO 31. Jeil January wai, hi i
Grass Vallcv. Ore. April 30, 1S98, i
Mrs. Zell united with the First Bap- I
list church of Prineville, of which she :
was a consistent member to tbe time :
of her death. She leaves a hnvbaml,
an infant son, a father, three brothers :
and a host of friends to mourn her !
death. The remains were brought to j
Prineville and the funeral services,
were held at the Union church at 3 p. J
m, on Thursday, Rev. B. F. Harper :
officiating. The church was crowded,
and a large concourse of our citizens
were present at the interment iu the
Masonic cemetery.
Editor Jocrsal: I see report of
the bills allowed by our county court
in one instance is misleading and
causes lemarks derogatory to our com
missioners. The item I have refer
ence to reads, "S. J. Xewsom, services
hunting for body of E. E. Davis, $24." j
The facts are, S. J. Newsom fur-1
nished bis own team, feed, and board J
for bimself and a young man in his
employ, and was out six days faith
fully hunting for the body of E. E.
Davis, without any intention or ex
pectation of being reimbursed Irnm
the county. The matter was thia,
(when the bill foi $24 was allowed )
The judge and one commissioner, Mr.
Healey, agreed to the proposition
made by me to furnish Indians their
board and pay them 91 per day each,
to accomjumy me on that hunt, which
four persons earned 24 as per agreement.
When we returned to town, because '
I had assumed the bossing, the In- ',
dians called upon me to settle. The
judge was below at the time and I ,
paid them off, in good coin, and got
my psy back in county order. Had
we found the body, the county would'
have received of the amount of the
reward, as its part for furnishing of '
our party. S.J. ewsom.
st Annual
Clearance Sale
BEGINS
an. 8th, 1
PRINEVILLE'S BIG STORE
H'"t'il 4"t I
iuiMii.niitiiiiiiii"i"t'iii"ii
5
oore
aJilliattl .'atlotfi
Afford the only opportunity in
the City for Billiards or Bowl
ing. Confectionery, Tobaccos,
Cigars, etc. on sale
i I I' l" I li'l !'' I' l"4" I I t"l' ' 1
1HE REDBY
Ore;
Deaatr Is Blao4 Deep.
Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. C'listarcts, Candy Cathar
tic clean your blood, and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im-uuritii-s
from the body. Ucgin tonlay to
banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
and that su-kly bilious complexion by taking
Caarsrets, teattty tor ten cents. All drug
cist satialartion guaranteed, 10c, 26c, 50c
Cyrus, the jeweler, will make your
old clocc or waicn run as jjikkj as
new, or give you a barguin in anything
in the jewelry line.
( Corner 4th and It Sts
Prineville, -
FEEE SAMPLE BOOM OK
0T RATES, 1.23 to 2.00. fST
ZtAe Only ttrsi Class Jtfouse in Zoan.
Special Accommodations for Uravelint
CHRIS COHRS, Manager.
MAIN BTK?
PATRONAGE SC T.J
CANTON
To Cur CooattVwktUm foil
Tmbo Ovcaret Camtv Cathartic lc or 25c
tlCXCC ful to cure, drucsisu rrfunU mooey
It comes but once a 3'ear,
Take it in while it. lasts.
Substantial Reductions in all
departments.
When vou see it in other stores, re
sy
member we have the same thins: for less
money, . Japanese' .Bazaar.
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JAPANESE BAZAAR.
s. .
Their eeiierous attention will ever be
proprietors of this paper when it was gratefully remembered by us.
A. f. Uulman.
established as the Monitor, at Mitch
ell, Oregon, has taken a position as
foreman in our office. He is a fiit
class printer and orders lor job work
of any kind will receive his immediate
attention.
Tits Northwest Live-Stock and
Wool- Growers' Journal, published at
Pendleton and edited hy John P. Mc
A. T. Colman.
Mrs. A. L. Mdler.
The Crook county Journal, published
at Prineville, Oregon, by A. C. Palmer,
is out with an 1!01 annual in muknzine
foriu with 34 pages, and printed ou tine
book paper. It ia handsomely illustrated
i with hall-tone cuts of Droniiuent men
Manus is a 24-page monthly magatine . ,n(1 ; Crook countv. and i. well
first ckusjn every particular and full
to the brim with valuable information
for Oregon stockmen. The price is $1
ajyear, but we offer it aa a premium to
all new subscribers to the Journal.
or those who pay all arrearages and.
oue yea In ndvunc.
written regarding the resources of its
county. The printing was done in Port
land It is a very handsome number.
sud every man in Crook comity ought to
have a copy to send to a distant friend.
We congratulate Editor Palmer on his
tvUieveJieut. lkevww Examiner.
Card of Thanks. j
The undersigned takes this means
of extending his grateful acknowledge
nient and thanks for the kindness and '
attention shown him and his wife dur
ing her (atal illness. Milt Zell. J
The Pacific Homestead, a 12-pnge
farm Journal published at Salem, '
Oreir. by the Statesman Pub. Co. is a :
first-class .paper devoted exclusively j
to farm and stock interests. The ;
price is $1.00 a year. To all new
subscribers to the Crook County Jour
nal who pay one year in advance,
11.60, wc offer a years subscription to
the Homestead free, and to all of
our subscribers who are in arrears and
will pay up and one year in advance
we will send the Homestead one year
free. This offer will leiuaiu good till
Feb. 1st, uxt
. Lippman
Sells Furniture, &c. for
Cash and on
Easy Payments.
1-4 down, balance in monthly payments
POSITIVELY, KO GOODS CHARGED.
A set of Eilis' History may be seen at
this office and those di-sirini; to learn f
the clubbing rites can do so hy calling.
Clubbing rales good till Jan. 1st.
Monev saved during the next 30
days with the bargain salo at toe
Boxaar.
A good second-hand couch for sale.
Enquire at this office.
All Vitae Ore Remedies for sale by
Mrs. llattie Palmer, Airent.
Bdaeata Ton Bowels With Caaearats.
Csnrt Cnthnrtlc, cu-i- constipation forever.
100.39a. It C.C.C. taiUdracKuttarctundnioucy.
Vitae Ore fl.00 vt package. V". O.
pills 25c. Call on or address Hattic
Palmer, Prineville, Oregon.
Take your team to Chris Cohrs new
stable.
Vitae Ore cures kidney and bladder
diseases.
Best Prineville flour at Simpson,
Wilson & Co'e 3.73 ler bbl.
Remember the clearance sale for 30
days only at the Baxaar.
Kodak Cameras & Supplies at Temple-
toil cf- Son's.
Buy your shoes and hats at S. V.
Cos
For Side Two very desiraUe lots
in Prineville at a Ixirgain. Cull on or
iiddross, Frank Klkins, Priueville, Or.
Keep your weather eye on Adamson
A Win nek Co's. disphiv counters.
They will shortly h?u an immense
stock of new novelties.
Mrs. Fannie E. Gage is nent f"r
the Celebrated Natural Body Bruce,
or ladies.
Vine drejsmaking done on short
notice. Fannie E. Gat!e.
Kdueate Tow Bowels With Casearets. ' ("af!
Canuv C?atlmrtie. enrp const tpution forere' ' ST
tOo. aco. It C C. C. tall, drugRutta refund moasr.
I
Just received a new and complete
line of Laidie's and Children's furnish-
irtg gKds and underwear to l-e sold,
at lowest cost prices. Also a fine line
of huts of latest styles, and notions of
all kinds. Susie Slayton.
Call and see the fine Hue of Photograph
Albums at Teuipleton & Son's.
The Acme Mowimr Machines, the
Bat in the World at Salomon's.
TWO CENTS The Oalh-s-Warni
S(rini;s Stajre Co. will carry freight tool
express from The DhIIus to I'niie. ille l
three cents a pound.
O od teeth are essential to health ami
to good appearance. If-yours need at
tuution go to Dr. O. A. Cline, whose
work is his best recommendation.
Toys t Toys ! Toys, at tho Bee
Hive.
Tlow Aro Tone Klanera T
Tr. rtobh Sparacrus PilieiiTe all hlltif Ills. Pam.
stofree. Ada. sivriiuv Uuiuwu Cu..caivao ur Ai. x
Cannot be bought at wholesale .
Col. Fellows Cignrs, 25 in a box for
55 cents or 2 for 5 cents. The Bazaar.
The Journal editor is prepared to
pay it fair CASH PRICE for sculp
bounty certificates or for state war
rants on the Scalp Bounty Fund, so
bring your scalps and get your cnidi.
Our Annuals nre 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 liim a copy.
- t i-j i .i ; t .11 aulcfs. The ai-
KiUbhtl draft. ..t durable ad mrn the J
7 :i 4W,lv, C, be -diusied to wortt on dc hUU.
u.iT Ah.r fciL Have dtt proof iiub haiKia :
i ...ri.kiiv owcr alt othei
...k ..-1 ra. will buy t-uaoo. ia
PARUN & CBENOGRFF C3 CiHTOM.
and 1
Uatk ii all J
utd Kid.n
then
viurcd Wv
WwslSkSk0
You will need a
farming tools.
T. & O. Canton 1
ton. 111., is unde
best. Tbe Can!
and Steel plow-
ton', harrows,
made of hi
lal with hrst
mansliip, have stood the
test since 1842 t r.i r? l ad
the procession ! y t-everal.
i rre;.t
. M-fCan-.
Ay t'-iO
.i Onil'-etl
, c'l'i-i va
le. li:i
h-arr le ii..iter-
worK-
SUPERIOR DISCS AND HOE DRII L,S
And Seeders are too well known o need an introduction and we met ! b.r leave
toreinimlyou that we are agen's for them. Walking Plows ii.ledur
Steel-Sulky and Gang. The famous "SUPERIOR" DRI"-'-
dress parade aud for sale. Terms consistent, quality eonsidocJ.
still headquarters for ! Coal, Itob ard Steel. VajB T)?5
Fine Hrs esh eiar and i
i
Wan Wrfc
Specialty at this se as a f tbe
year.
South End.
Frank Elkins.
BISHOP SCOTT ACADE'
Founded IK TO.
W. Hill. M. D., Prtmelsat.
X'krlaSaaaa Ten
n Upr. Sept. IS, 1SOO.
! a Boarding and Day School. Voder prss.
nt nianasem"t a.
' Primary. Preparatory ana Acaaemic .
rs.rtmc.nta: Oolletre Preparation. Mint
Msclpllne. Manual Training, boys ot
aS
I Fr cntaloguea or Information address
Ithe priiK-iiml. J. W. HILL, M. P. O.
jdrivwvr 17. Portland, Or.
i
doctors find
Preseriptioi
IbrmanMnd
WANTED : A cast of had haalth that R-I-p-A-N-S wtTI
sot beneni. They banish pain and proloiif: lile. tin. aivea
relief. Not. the word R I P A N S on lh pack. a. and
accept no. ib,iitm.. R I PA-N R I. , c.uia. nay
be had at anr drua Mora. Ten aamplea and mi, thouwuii
leanmooials will b. Mllcd to any addr,a I't fiva CMOa
Wwarded 10 tha Ripasa Chcotkal Co.. No. u Sand
btreet. New York.
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