-As 'Down-Went. Mcfiinty
Down goes prices on Mens' and Hoys' 0i'-oats,
ladies' Cloaks and Jackets. Fascinators, Mitts,
Ladies' and Gents: Heavy Underwear, all oino
AT COST
Prices Flattened to the Thinnest.
The values will tempt the most grudging pocket
book, if you contemplate buying, don't think it
over too long, but buy where prices are consistent
with the cost of production.
J. F. MORRIS..
Type Writers
of mil makes sold and rent
ed. Mineographs, Hckto- ;
graphs. Office and Dupli
cating Goods, Desks, Let
ter Presses, Etc.
Write ua for prices on
Rabber Stamps, Seals. Etc.
Coast Agency Company.
SG6J STARK ST.
Portland. Oregon.;,. Yerv Best.
OUll LEADER
I
(IDS &
GOODS FOR THE NEW YEAR
FOR THE TABLE FOR THE RANCH
Write for -Booklet.
Ralston Breakfast Food Spring Wagons, Buggies,
Ralston Pancake Flour Farm Wagons, Plows,
Fine Canned Fruits " Pumps, Pipe & Fittings,
Nice Dried Fruits Doors, Windows, Terra Cotta
Choice Jellies and Jams Building Paper, Wall-paper
Good Syrups Hardware, Grain & Coal.
BEST FLOUR BLACKS Ml THING, HORSE-
AT RIGHT PRICES Pi SHOEINC, WACOM-WORK
A To Look
I is a pleasure mmm
Our Heating Stoves To Price
I is a pntimr laa
To Possess
is a privilege.
Crook - Connty - Jonrnal
THURSDAY. FEB. 23, 1901
THIS PAPERS kc
M
AJ-
rtrUMmg Afwjr, M and Mercbaata Ex
efcaago, Saa K raacuea, California, where con
tract, far adnertiaiax cam Us mad fur it.
A Communication.
The following letter will no doubt
in ten st many of the oM-timc-r of this
couutry nlio reitiember Mr. lHuicmi:
Albany, Ore., Feb. 15, 1901
A. C. rainier,
rrineville, Orecon.
My Dear Sii and Friend :
Your t.inti-
Poiiulexter fully illustrated annual numlier of
j the Crook County Journal was re-
v-t-ivw a iew uiivs since. I'le.ss ar
-I
C OTJE G-EEAT
PRE-IN YE-NTORY
wmrmmmit
nrera went a ,
jcept my thanks for Mine. It contains
back from " ,ny fan,ili,,r scenes aa well as much
i.iformation, and does great credit, it
a .me " .a .-. . I . . :
-1 . - ,,v I V IHC t ' . I I If HH .
Chickens wanted at the
Hotel.
ttebaeo and Crw-Aed
tear agu ikb week.
Will Wurxweiler came
Fort Land last Tuesday.
VTurz
; . ... . . 1 also notice several familiar fact.
utereaiing news la their new ad this ' ... , , . 'Jct-'
: while maiiy others now .denuded with
the business of your growing town are
Mr. Or rmdter doea not im- strangers to me. I particular.? re-
as fast aa lier many friends ,enlber the faces of Hon. B. F. Xich-
owklwiah. jolsand that of B. F. All-n. Right
Vns. Kate Winkler was a panenger well d.o I remember the latter taking
on Tuesday a stage eu route to Tort- j me in at his country home out on the
land on a risit. J McKay about nine o'clock, p. m, on
Tbe heavy rains of the past r ee ; January 13, 1SS3, after I bad slid down
certainly should insure good crops lor tn mountain over the snow into bis !
the coming year. dor rani, as it were, on my way to
R. . Uiaener, (he well known can- Ur.eviile, by my own conveyance,
itaJut of Mitchell, lias takeu bis de
parture "or Iawson City.
1-ark Gage and Bam Cox came over
fruni alitcliell last Friday on a Tisit
among friends and relatives hire.
A. C rainier was called to Tlie
Ialies Friday by a nieaaage saying his j
uxuhv was very ill at that place. I
J. X. Aubrey, of Eugene, a cousin to
where I was treated iu that whole
touied manner only found in frontier
life. Soon after arriving in Frinevillo
I formed the acquaintance of Sir. i
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Try
Ye are offering groat reductions in prices in our entire stock of
i-::::, foisas, I'lrzisiisj:, CIctiing, Ms ::i Ihi
For the month of January only. On February 1st we take an inventory of stock,
an.l close our books for the year HXK); Hence our desire for turning out poods
at such low figures. The more goods, we can sell the less work we lutve in tak
ing stock, and the more room we have for our new spring goods. These are the
reasons for this great bargain event, and you should profit by taking advantage
of the situation. Prices have been lowered to the last notch, and it would lie
wanton extravagance for you to buy elsewhere now. Watch this sjace next
week for
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I
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IFRE-IMVENTORYIiSSALE BARGAINS
e want your Mail Orders.
We will serre you promptly. f
We will save you money. W
We solicit a trial order. "J
Kiebols, whose social way never fails
to make a stranger feci at home. I d..
not know just how it is now, but tboee !
ere lmy days kr jack rabbits and j
1 . I . r . .
' 11 iv nij9 ii-n. ue out oi i i;e r- i
.dinarv to mpniini iWfdmii;., ...A!
' W"tet "t tbe f Bro- i" his little narrow'
Poindexter Hotel, is vUiting in tbi h:lfrjty unlike "the bicycle built foil
C"y- " .. - 1 1 with bis .t,i!bfiil Keno,!
Frer-h doughnuts fur tjile' at the starting out to round up the festive
residence of Mrs. Suse Ferrv ou Mon- : h:ires. Again thankins von for
V '
All .Htls .Harked
In Plain Figures.
PEASE & MAYS?
SHAXIKO, OKEGOX. J
day, Thursday aud
Week.
As a result of Mrs. Nation's folly,
cne woniaa isdead, one man badly in
joied and four men under arrest for
marrlT in Millwood, Kansas.
The roads are in excellent condition
oetween Prinerille and thauiko now.
Toe ouly truaUe is oue lias to sink J
IeUy deep to find good wheeling.
W. T. Fjgle arrive! in Pnuerille
Friday from Canyon City on a visit
to sister. Mrs. Hugh Lister. Mr. Fogle
is aa old newspaper nun and this of
fice acknowledges a pleasant call.
S. I. Logan, who baa large prop erty
interests in this country and who it
your
Saturday of each - kind remeuibraiice and wishing you a
prosperous jear, I am, sincerely,
J. ". Iuxcax.
Jifalh of Sir: u'rnnt Hilltr.
Died, at the 1'oin lexter Hotel, on'
Thursday, Feb. 21, Mrs. S.illie MiKer,
a-d 28 year--, 1 month and 11 days.
Mr. Miller was born in Lane cotiu
ty iu 1S73, -and moved with her par-,
I cuts to Frineville. She was mariied
j to Grant Miller Julv IS, 1. '.."). A lit-'
Wahinntont Birthday,
ahingu.rr's Birthday was fitting- j tie daughter was born Feb. 3, and the
ly celebrated in our public schools by I mother never recovered from the ill
tba two primary rooms, which are in I nesa. She leaves besides her husband
jeharge of Miss Lulu Luc key and Mi?s ; and infant child, her mother Mrs. 1).
JAPANESE BAZAAR.
The Place to Buy an I Get the Most.
For 5 cents you can get a little more here than
Elsewhere. '
Ida Omeg. The two upper rooms at
i tended iu a body, and quite a number
4 of parents were also there. One can
not speak too highly of the impor
tance of education for the your.g-r
generation, and these ladies are to be
congratulated on the exjellenS show
ing made by the childreu. Following
is the program:
the old timers aronud Frine-J Song, America.
up ii win .ugcu iss atoll-
day est a social aud business trip.
Mr. ghattwek, of Frineville, le
eeived a large boiler, engine and plan
er a lew days ago, which are at pres
rjtt in the warehouse, at this place,
awaiting transpoi taiion to its desti
nation. Shaniko Leader.
Married, at the home of the bride's
mother, Mrs. A. 8 waller, on Wednes-4
day, Feb. SO, by Rev. B. T. Harper,
Ballard P. Guile and Nora A. Swalley.
Tlteir many friends extend congratu
lations to the happy eon pie.
Abraham Crooks, a Linn county pio
neer living near the wagon bridge at
Jefferson, was drowned Friday night
while trying to escape from his house
to the high ground, the house being
surrounded by the flood. Lebanon
xpiess. Mr. Crooks was a brother
of Joseph Crooks, of rrineville. -
Washington. Edgar
of Washington.
Kubv
Dowi
Recitation
Barnes.
Recitation. E ilogy
Sammie Xewsoui.
Fin g sal ure by sch Kilt
Drill by 18 little boys.
Flag quotatious.
Song. Stargpangled Banner.
Recitation. -Barbara Fritchie.
Cadle.
Solo. Just as the Hun Went
Ceole Smith.
Recitation. Wilfred 3elknnp.
Song. Frog's Goodbye.
Dialogue. I'm aMan. Dollie Hodges,
Karl Wurzaeifer, Edgar Barnes.
Flag quotations.
Duett. Music on the Waves. Nora
and Elva Dobbs.
Recitation. The Battleship Maine
Percy Smith.
Sorig. Red, White and Blue.
German Recitation. Arthur Michel
travaing men are as itiiuK as tl.es i Song. old Folk, t HoIne
.round a sugar h.rrel just at present. pto.iiine bv 24 littl- irl.
li. Hiuton, and eight brothers and sis- ,
ters, and a host of friends to mourn ,
her loss. The a (11 ic ted family have '
the sympathy of the ent ire coniniim- j
ity in their bereavement. j
PnnevUie to Shaniko by Day hunt.
Stages leave rrineville Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at 6 a. in
Arrive at Shaniko 6 p. ni. Leave
Shaniko Monday, Wednesday and
'riday at 6 a. m. Airive at Priiicville
at 6 p. in. Fresh relays of horses.
Good coaches. Courteous and care
ful drivers. Special rates to parties
and express in uantitie".
A dajison fc Winsek Co. Agents.
t cents 3 pajera 'ire Hair Pins.
5 cents 3 papers Shnrp's Xeelles, or 8 papers ass't, lOe.
o cents, 4 papers Adaintine Pins.
ii cents 2 papers Safetf Pins.
5 cents 7 dozen White IJuttins.
cents 2 jrotnl child's white linen handkerchiefs.
cents 1 bottle of lnuciLige with brush.
cents 1 good ladies' white linen handkerchief,
cents 1 1-2 papers of matches.
cents 2 good Col. Fellows cigars.
cents 1 package of white wove envelopes.
cents G So, 1 Spencerian pens.
cents 1 good rubber return ball. -
cents 1 box wood tooth picks.
cents 1 bar of J S Kirk & co. soap, any kind
o
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5
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,Our merchants are all ordering their
spring goods, the birds are singing in
the tree top , the gieen grass is begin
ing to show through the leafy mold
and all nature seems glad. Spring is
surely on the road.
Francis Allison returned from Ever
ett, Wash., Sunday evening, where he
had been called by the serious illneVs i
of hta brother, Charles O. Allison, a
former resident of Frineville. His
brother died on Feb. 16, of coustimp
t on, being only 29 years of age. He
had one sister living in Everett who
was Willi ti in at tne time oi ins ueatn
O0115. t ncle Sum's Wedding.
Sudden Death of Joe Hinet.
Uncle Joe Ilines a discovered Sat
urday evening lying dead on the floor
of his house at the end of Main street,
by Mrs. Vaiideritool, who has been de
livering milk to him. It seems that
he had juit finished washing his dish
ei and was going across the room to
hang up the dish to-vel whi n death
overtook him. He must have been
dead over ten hours when he was dis
covered. "Uncle Joe" was a familiar
character around rrineville. IniAinir
Arthur Hodges, ex-county clerk of j '"re ",ilny J'"- le was ..bout
Crook county, kept the telephone wires
of Oregon hot on the 18th inst., in.
forming friends throughout the state
that he bad just become the father of
the finest girl in Oregon. Tre new
county of Wheeler is partly responsibl 1
for the event that has thrown Arthur
nearly out of his bead this week, for he
bad the reputation of a confirmed
bachelor until ex-senator Alonzb Ges
uer got the contract 10 transcribe ti e
Wheeler county recirds, and his pret
ty daughter went over to Hodges' office
at Frineville to assist iu the tran
scribing. The rest of the story is re
en' historv. Fo-isil Journal.
o ears 01 age, mid hud served in the
Union army at the time of the Civil
War. There are no relatives in this
country so far as is known. Funeral
services were held at the Union church
Sunday afternoon and the remains
werij! followed to the cemetery by n
largts concourse of friends.
See the
store.
Ofinij to the !ii!i' water and other
tliinjts. thu Journal is one day late this
weelt.' Out of town subscribers will, if
course, miss the paper by its not c niiing
-n time hut when it does come tliev will
tiii'.l it r K-ii'ht a!1.l new v as e -r.
cent articles at Tye's
Siiiijwon, Wilson it Co. are offering
great bargains in Mens' and Bovs
Hats.
Royal Worcestc-r corsets in nil col
ors and lengths at Wurxweilcr and
Thompson's.
Mens' hats which formerly sold for
f 2.50 to f3 now UOc to 2.j0 at Simp
son, Wilson t Co. .
Ladies' Capes and Jackets nt in-.lf
price dining the clearance sale 11 1
Wurzwuiler & Thompson's.
When you want us to sell you goods
at cost get in while the clearance sale
lasts. The Bazaar.
For the next 30 days we will sell all
of our Winter goods for one-third oil'
for cash. W. & T.
Win. McMeekin will saw your wood
twice into three lengths nt 40 cents
per cord, whether you have only one
cord or one hundred cords.
i Our Five cent articles cannot be bought else
where for double the amount, ami we have a good
many other things that have been sold for the
i
past twelve jears for five cents and we .are not
mentioned for LEADERS.
NOTICK F(K 1't ItUCATIOX
Iaud Office at The IaIli-, Ortvn,
1-VIj 12. 1!00
Notice f herly given that in compliance
with the provision; of the act of Contre of
.June 3. IKTK, entitled "An net for the Kale of
tiuiler .Hilda in the Stated ot Calif.. una, Ore
tfon, XevaIa, and VVaxhiriKton Territory. M aa
extended t all tbe Public I-and IStatfii !y act
of Au;Urtt 4, lHirj, James Biffgrs,
.f t'ortlaud. county of Multnomah Mtate of
Oregon, has thi day tiled in tlda office hit
aworn statement No. 17?, for the u -vhaae of
WK SWK of Section 0 and W X N W M
of Section 7 i townHlnji Nr1K S,
Kan No. 12 Kf( W. M. and will offur proof
t whow that the land mmnht ia more vatiu'ile
for iU tim'fier nr ' Mtohe than for aricultimd
urit-Mf nnd to cutablih bis claim to Haiti
land befr Hej,'iter and Hecelver of tliix olfi
c at The lailes, Orefon n Saturday, the
27 th day of A pril, 11)01. He natnen m
witneiei: A. M. J rke, uy Hownril,
U. K. Howaid, 1). I), Warner HeiiJ, Oregon,
Any and all pemmis cluimtn udvurHely the
the above detcril.?d lands are requested to
file tbir claiii; iu tl.w office on or before aid
?7th Hav .A;,ril, Ki ll.
.1 V I'. J T'CAS. lie -iVi r.
(D O)
A. 11. Lipp
man
Sells Furniture, &c. for
Cash and on
Easy Payments.
14 down, balance in monthly payments
POSITIVELY, KO GOODS CHARGED.
! -
nvuvziixuvx iv tin mi uo u i-
ire showing Advance
Sycs in Spring Scocts,
a dies' 7lasi SitcSj
jCaces fSic llfastoj
Spangle SSelte.
Soocis Jffrrvncy Datlj.
l I 'I'll 'I II
a a-a a aa a .a a a a . a
!'s - - s ' s TFr
oore s
Afford the only opportunity in
the City for Billiards or Bowl
ing. Confectionery, Tobaccos,
Cigars, etc. on 'sale
, 4, , , hi .ii. i i i i
Beaaty la Bloa! Beta,
Clean blood mesas a clean skin.
beamy without it. Cancareta, Candy Cathar
tic clean your b:ood and U-eu it clean. h
timne up Um laxy liver and driving all im
purities irom the ixxlv. ugm today to
banish pimples, lioila, blotclica, blackheads,
and tliat ait-klv bilious eomiilexion hv taking
CaRvrets, lieauty for ten renta. All drug
(jiata, aatiafartion guaranteed. lUc,2dc.S0c.
Caso of Royal Worcester cursets
just recii.-et! at urxwviler it Tbuinp
m i.
Great st Slaugbter of Hato, Boots,
Sboes, ry UooJs and crockery at. tbe
Baxaar.
WikjU 1 sticks ladies' hise aal line
jlovva at your own price at the Bcaar.
Tbe regular Clearance sale of Win
ter goods is now on at Wurzweiler &
Tliomjisoii's.
H S. Price iaa plenty of dry, solid
jumper soot which he will soil at lowest
c.iali prica and deliver ou aborlest notice
1 24tf.
Cyrus, tbe jeweler, will make your
Id clock or watcb run as good as
new, or give you a bargain ill anything
in tbe jewelry line.
! r Car. Coaatlvailoa roitwh
Take rumrets CtmkIt fnthnrOc. lrte orxStt.
it C C. C fall to cure, druggista ruruoU money.
Money saved during tbe next 30
days with tbe bargain - sale at t'.ie
Bazaar.
A gi ol second-band couch for sale.
Enquire at this office.
All Vitae Ore Remedies for sale by
Mfs. Hattie Palmer, A sent.
Kdaemta Toar ftow.l. "Willi Caaearata.
Candy lathnrtlr. con.tlpattm forever.
tOcSSo. If UC.C.faiUaricRi&tairttfuiidnMmey.
Vitae Ore $1.00 lr (wckage. V. O.
pills 25c. Cull on or address Hattie
Piilmcr, Frineville, Oregon. -
Take your team to Chris CiJirs new j
stable. 1
Vitae Ore cures kidney and bladder !
diseases. j
Best Prineville flour at Simiwon,
Wilson 4 Cu'i ?3.73 per bbl.
Reinemlier the clesrsuce eale for 30
days only at tbe Bnxaar.' !
Kotlak Cameras & Supplies at Temple- '
toil tL- Sou's.
Buy your sboes and bats at S. W. &
Co's
For Sale Two very desirable lo's
in Prineville at a bargain. Call on or !
address, Frank Klkius, Prineville, Or. '
Keep your weiitbcr eye on Adaiusou '
4 Winnek Co's. displuy counter-). ;
They will shortly ten an iiumeiise .
stock of newiiove)ties. !
Bdneata Toar Boweta 'WltH Casearets
Cnnly Ontlmrtle, euro conRtfpntion foiover '
Ho. sso. ItCO.C. fall, drugRlsts refund money. -
Call and .' the fine line uf Photograph
Album! at Tenipletuii A Sun's. '
Tho Acme Mowintr Midlines, the
Bnat in the Wurld at Snloiiiini's.
TWO CENTS The Dslles-Warm '
Sprinus Stage Cn. will carry freight and
express from The D.illes to Prineville at
three cents a pou'td.
GhkI teeth nre essential to henlth ami
to good appearance. If yours need at
tetitioti go to Dr. C. A. Cline, whose
work is his best recoiiiiiieiiituiioii.
ITov Are Tour Kidney. V
rtr. Yfobhtt' Siiarasuii Ptll. cure nil ktilneT Ills. Fan
fM.fnM.Aild. SUfrliiis Hkuivu Cu.,C'liicuau or M- V
Ctinnot lie bought nt wholesali .
Col. Fellows Cigars, 25 in a box for'
55 cents or 2 for 5 cents. The Bazaak.
The Joursai. editor is prepared to
pay a fair CASH-4'RICE for scalp
bounty certificates or for state war
rants outlie Scalp Bounty Fund, so
bring your scalps and gut your each.
Jltk.
Oregon.
( Corner 4tb nnd IS ts
Prineville,
niEE SAMPLE ROOM OlST M A 1 1ST STREET
tW RATES, 1.25 to $2.00. 0- PATBOXAGE SOLICITED.
TjAo Only Srst Ctass Jfcouse in ZTown.
iSjoeca jccommodatfons for 7jraveh'ny 7??en.
. CHRIS COHRS, Manager.
I
i
I Sew CANTON h
Plows. aflN
Acatncwteileed (he superior of all an a Vex.
CM hauiflil, l;htet dr:tft. . t UuraUe and turn the r
sV-il ifiVctiy. Cm t .ijustcd work oti side hill, t
)kk aMherv il. H-tve .tiKt pnf hub hands and I
many point vA Mtperion : v ov?r nil other. Made in aJl t
(,r with S TKF.I.or CH'ILLHI bottoms and Riding
Attachment. Compare them with others and ee them t
work and you will buy a Csntun. Manufactured by
PARLiN & ORENCORFF C3.. CANTON, ILLlNOi:
You will nee I a few new
farming tools. Tbe great
P. & O. anton line of Can
tori, 111 , is undenishlv tVi
best. The Canto -1
aul Steel plows, c iitiv-t-
tors, harrows, et-- :inn
made of hiirh-grac ittrer
ial with first cla '-:-lr.anship,
have s ..1
test since 1842 and yet lead
the procession by several "
SUFEEIOR DISCS XSD HOE DRILLS
And Seeders are too well known to heed au iiitroductim and we merely best leave
to reaiindyou th:t we are agents for them. Walking Plows Chilled or
Steel Sulky and Gang. The famous SCPERIOK" DRILL on
dross parade and for sale. Terms consistent, ijuitlity considered.
STILL HEADQCARTERS FOR Ir08 Slid SteeL I'agOB TojB
Fke Horseshoeing and ! Specialty at this seasoa ef the
year.
Sculh End.
Frank Elkins.
e
i P. B. POINDSXTER, Prop. ' 1
. -a
ThU Hottl i new in evrv way an 1 is one of the fint hotels in K&ttern
5 wtpn. T' e ;.cc.mi.no,;.r t,i,s Hrnt cIunh, the table w sitiilied with evry
delicacy in the market audi rates are rejo.i.ible. m
Sample Room . '
iu connection. Prineville, Oregon. 3
K-rPAN-S TABUtES
Doctors find
A Good
Pres cription
mankind.
EOT
ftrsttl wtth yon whether yoo -tntlne tlvjv
rIUUTH ui'airu lur UIU4CI ll,
outavivimndlmroM expels nlco-
ItlaKOt
I aal 1 -aW I M)J.-
lfcfc'r'PaW,'ii
akeB yuu rtroug
health. nerTtag
atiu p
Iioxca
cases en n d tij
n iTiuftTirit who
ill vouch for Qfl. Tulc it wtth
. Datlt-ntlr. itemt-ttcntlv linn'
SI, UsunllT cures; 3 boxos, 2 50,
s livwvii) li.icaz-u, MuHiroal, New lurk.
WANTED A cii-e of bad health that R1P A N S.I1I
noi benH.. They banish pit, ,d prolong lilr. On.v.
rdi... Note the word R I P A N S on The pock J
te iMd at any drU(t More. Ten Ktmpkx and houai
It Minion lals will t inailM) to any addrc. fur five ni
l'r-ardcd to tl.e Ripan. Chemical Co.. No. .0 Sprues
Street, P.cw ork.