As Down Went McGinty
Down goes prices on Mens' ami Hoys' Orcoats,
Ladies' Cloaks and Jackets, Fascinators, Mitts,
Ladies' and Gents: Heavy Underwear, all going
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 whore prices i re consistent
with the cost of production.
J. F. MORRIS.,
Crook - County - Journal.
THURSDAY. APRIL 4, 1901.
THIS PAPERS-M
" verticils Airencv, ami Merchants Ex.
c!uui?"Sau Fniuciitc, California, where contract-
for advertising can be nutde for it.
Onion seta at Elkins & Kinsr.
Wurweiler A Thomson sella child
ren's school handkerchiefs 3 ior 5 cts.
Baby's first shoes free at Simpson,
Wilson A Co. j
See our soap display in the window. '
t- Choice for oa at Tye s.
J.W.FoSIe, of Fervor Creek, l,:
sou ins interest in tnecatue oussiuess i
t L. V. Baily.
Misses Florence and Grace P.irish of
TTv C:wk were in the city Tuesday I
on land matters. j
Mrs. O.
M. Kisser of Fossil, arrived!
on Tuesday's stage, on
a visit to her
sister Mrs. I. Michel.
Advertisers will please have copy,
! change of their ads, in the o:fije hy
Friday noon of each week.
Clarence. Lister is on the sick list
this week, suffering vith the prevail
ing epidemic-grippe.
It is our intention to change the
Journal to an eight page 0ve column j
all home print at an early date- j
SWiff Conletu went out to Bend S
I I.o:,U Tavlor who .. in i
dieted iu October 1SJW for horse steal
ing.
H. J. Healey was in from Haystack j A local teachers institute was held
Monday, attending a meeting of the ; the public school building on
stockholders of the Fisk Faultless i March 30 according to published pro
Churn, gram. It was a very interesting and
Mrs. Lo-an Black, formerlv of Hay j "tractive session. The teachers pre
Creek but now of Portland is spend- er: Mi-sess Ada Foster. Pearl
. fc-w we,-ki in our midst visiting
relatives and friends.
S. H. Forshaw of Pendleton is in
the city inteviewiug the stt'xinen of
this county in the interests of the
Northwest Livestock and Wooigrowers
Journal.
Mr. A. C. Pa'mer will devote his
entire time and attention to the law
and land bu-iness, and can be fonn 1 i
at his n3. in the Journal buildiug at '
all time. "'
P. B. Doak, of Haystack was in j
town Jtjniay. Mr. D.tk has nd his :
real e-tite ai I tH-k i ucre-tr i t that '
section of the county and will move
into Prinevi'.le. i
F. W. Wilson, of the firm of Simp- j
son Wilson t Co, returned with his '
family Frrdiy from The D.dles where j
Mrs. Wilson has been in attendance
on her father who is seriously ill. )
I. C. Sears, forme-. Iy of Prinevrlle
died last Wednesday at Kooskia, Ida- ; ''ve signified their intention of letting
ho. James Sirs 1-ft beie Thursday i th ,r's tljeir premises die thi
to take charge of the remains which ' summer on account of a lack of water ;
will be brought here for interiu- nt.
The Prineville Water Company ba
r m work Tuesdav niominsr on the
?. , . , , i ;
, -ii i i t i.,-- o Iars well spent now will brin their re
t iptt w.U sink iu order to have an , r o
adequate supply of water for ail pur-
jses.
W. P. Van-.lervert, the Lva pot
master, was doing business in the
county seat the first of the week.
H ; reporta the sctiool at that pi ice
progressing nicely under the super
vision of Miss Lilly Knox.
Xotice is hereby eiven that all
scalps brought in hereafter must be
thoroughly cured and dry. A:n now
prepared to L-sue scalp bounty war
rants on presentation of scalps. J. J.
Smith, County Clerk.
Twenty coyote scalps were burned
Tuesdav bv parties bringing them in
for county warrants. As they had
been tilled prior to February 25 they
weie valueless, as no warranls are is
sued lor such scalps.
C. J. Cotter came in from Pilot
Butt, Saturday and reports active op
perations having commenced on the
Pilot Butte Development Co.'s ditehos
whicn will be pushed to completion
at an early date.
H. J. Lister, of Ribl.it val'e, has
been sojourning in town with his
family for the past week. He reports
stock looking well in his section of the
county and that his sheep have never
wintered better.
O. J. Mealy, cf Foster, Oregon, was
a Prineville visitor last week. He
and his brother George crossed the
Cascade Mountains on snow shoes and
li-irt a. vtrv tuvtra t-i 1 1 ltdrini. In
. j ' ' 'i ,
camp "in- on me snow one uignr.
Judd is taking a look at soma timler
lauds in Croob- County.
Sunday afternoon as Mart Prine
and Sammy Newsoin risiC riding down
the street their ponies turned the
Ilunsaker corner on the run and Mart
was thrown oil" striking his head on
the hydrant cutting a large gash in
bis bead, but he is getting nlong nice
ly and will soon be out again.
The stock holdjrs of the Fisk Fault
less churn met Monday and elected
officers as follows; C. M. Elkios Pres;
B. F, Wilhoit, secretary and treasurer,
and Cliai. Lister, M. D. Powell and
J. Stroud trustees. Tlie stockholders
adopted the name of the Faultless
Churu Cj- as the corporate name.
Notice the new ads of the Frineville
planing mill, the Bee Hive and Shong
Lee.
Laces, Fine patterns in 6ne goods, yet
prices within the reach of ull. The Boe
Hive.
Rose e Knox, a jn mineut stew k
man of rost, was doing business iu the
city the fore part of the week.
A nic varioty to cho-e from Skirts,
night aovvns. chemises, drawers and cor
set divers all sizes. The Be Hive.
Born to the wife of Hugh J. Lister
ou April 3 a ten pound sou. Mother
and chiid doing nicely.
Pipes. A comfortable, clean smokar
tht
ill help yon forget worry. T' e
-
no worry either. At
Rev. Harper, Presbyterian p.isto ,
! is reported on the sick list this v-.eek
i We hope for his speedy recovery.
R- L Kitching. foreman for Hon. J.
v -;ti: mr .
- """'; m u an "
y u ,elt nis reSas witn tins '-
I hoe m the shape of a year's sub-
j sciiption.
Ed. Harbin is placing the boiler for
his new planing mill and is enca?ing
it with stone. Mr. Harbin will have
a 6ne plant when the machinery is al!
placed iu position.
Gail S. Xewsom returned Inst Fri-
"ay from Portland where he has been
attending the Medical di-partment of
"'"tte University. He will spend
with his parents
and re-
luru to school at the
I.
;iuing of ti e
. fall term.
' '"""l""'' Amm "crow, i-sisy ung-
don, Ida Omeg, Prof. F. M. Mitchell,
Warren Brown, C. B. Dinwiddie, G
M. Paul and Ward W. Larson. On
-c.ount of sickness of some of the p:r-,
ticipants no evening scsion was held.
Citizen' t -l.'des Meeting.
A mass moeting is ca'.led to meet :
this HhuiMlay) evening to discuss
way, ana mean- tor orgai.inng a stock .
cjai(ir to purchase the old Maling I
ditch, and it should be attended l y
every real estate owner in the city.
It is of the utmost importance that
something should be done to furnish
water for irrigating purposes at a less
rate than can be secured from the
present water company. This can be
done only by a good ditch. The
water fro:n this ditch could also
be used for Hushing sewers
ion the
town gets modern euon
h in its ways
' to have sewers.
number of iieonle
j lata la all wrong as sucn a course will
joaly tend to retard the growth of the
i town a.i well as make such premises
! an eyeore to the owners. A few dol-
an eyeore to the owners. A
ward in Hie tut tire. Let everyone at
tend this meeting and see that the
proper thin is done and let the out
side world know that Prineville
alive to her necessities.
is i
Horse Lott.
A rewanl of $5 will he p.iid for in
formation leaJing to the recovery of
one three-year-nltl black ge tiling, very
little white on light bind foot, brand
ed Y on left shoulder. C. W. Colby,
4-4w-4. Frineville, Oregon.
Lamonta Items.
J. H. V indom nd wife entertained a
few relatives aud friends on the 127, by a
birtl.tUy party in honor of Mr. J. H.
Vindom. The guest enjoyed theut-
selres with, games, and vocal and instru
mental music till 10 o'clock when we
were iivited to supper, prepared by Mrs.
f. H. Windom, where there was a table
lan;e enugh to seat all present, whiuli
was laden with everything tht heart
ojtild wish to satisfy the inner man.
The tuble was handsomely decorated with
flowers aud evergreens to add to its
beauty and which displayed Mrs. Win
dom s art'stic taste as wmII as cooking.
After supper the merriment was kept
i'p till after midnight, when we took our
departure wishing Mr. and Mrs Window
uintty happy returns of the day.
Those" present were: R bert Ann
strong and wife; E'sie Windom; T. J.
Leach and wife; Geo. Windom and wife;
Uon. A. R Lyle; Jesne Windoin and
wife; Mrs. Emily Cline; C. F. Smith and
wife. Mr. Windom was the recipient of
s -veriil useful presents as mementos of
the occasion.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land Oltice at The Dalles, Oregon, '
April in 1. lROI.
Notice is hereby (riven that the following
named settler has tiled notics of her Intention
to make tiiibl oroof in support ot her claim,
and that s;d 1 prcof will be made before J. J.
Smith County Cl-rk at Prineville, Oregon,
on Thursday. My Hi, 1U01, viz:
George J. McCoy, of Hay Creek, Oregon,
II. E. No. 7.42 for the SVVJ4 XK SJ 'VV1
S.c. 10 and NKi NWX Stc. l T. 11 8., It.
Hi E., W. M.
Me names the following witneflsen to prove
her continuous residence UH)u and eultiva.
tton of Haul land, viz;
C. S. McCorkte, of Aahwood, Oreg.m, Alex
Friend, U. F. McCoy, H, ii, V. e jle, all of
Hay Cr-tik, O. e jori. J ay V. Lucas, KerfisU r
K--v. . - m m. m sm. I W
1 -t , OSBORNE RVAl ;
1 ' D.SO & . Sire showing jidvance W
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1 ELICITS &
The price of salt has advanced toa very high figure within the last few
months, making a luxury out of one of the stockman's staple commodities. If you are a
stockman it is to your interest and pruilt to consider
The Merits of the Different Salts
Offered on the market, and ascertain if you are buying the salt that is the cheapest
For vour information and benefit we mention the fact that we consider
Sulphurized Rock salt.
To be the best and cheapest
stuck salt, nevertheless it is the
It is put up especially for
daily salt and 2 per cent of pure ground sulphur, pressed into
WOdeil bo.XC
It is not affected
a3 fr as common coarse salt.
UckinSm Give 113 a tl
- , . .
lisuaucu to "."'U.
7S CiS
PER
BLOCK.
Ail (.uoils .Market!
I it Plain Figures.
TV arhc r Era m inat io n .
.tice is hnehv civen tlmt
X
Ih
county school superintendent of Crook
county will bold the regular examina
tion of ni'plic.ints for county certifi
cate at I'lineville, Oregon, ns follows:
Commencing Wetlnesday, April 10,
at . o'clock, a. ni., and continuing un
til Friday, April 12, at 4 o'clock.
First, second and third grade ccitif
icatea. Wednesday; IVntnan-hip, his
tory, orthography, rending. Thursday;
Written arithmetic, theory of teach
ing, grammar, school law. Friday;
Geography, mental arithmetic, phys
iology, civil government.
Primary certificate. Wednesday ;
IK-ninannhip, orthography, reading.
Thursday; art of questioning, theory
of teaching, method.
Wm. l5oEi;i,icouiity supt.
Not ire nf Sule.
Notice is hereby given that I will si ll
at public auction on the Gth day of April
at 2 o'clock p. in., at the residence of the
late J. W. Hints, the following articles,
to wit: 2 cook stoves. 1 huHting stovf,
I wool bed, 1 spring iniUtri'ps, 1
lot of 3 weden, 1 pitcher pump and 1
sledge, 1 tent and poles, 1 lot tools, 2
knitting machines, 1 lot knitted sock, 1
lot seven blankets, and 30 other ai tiuii-s
for camp aud household use, tine huuae
lately occupied by J. YV. Him-s.
The above sale is by order of the
County Judge of Crook county, Oregon.
W. C. Coxolkton, Shcritl'.
Dated at Prineville, Ore., Mar. 24, l'.IOl.
SHONO LSE,
Chinese Laundry.
Fine Work at Lowest
Trices .
White Shirts arc our
Specialty.
MAIN STREET, north of Cyrus'
Jewelry Store. Prineville.
Educate Toor Bowels TVlth Cascarets
Candy CTnthnrttc, cure canntlpation foreve
10c. s0. It o. O. O. tali, drugKbitu relund money.
EdaeaM Toor Bowels TCltti Caseareta
Cundy (Tnthurtlc. our conntlpurion forever.
10c,3Sc. It C. C. C. fail, drii'gistsrctuadiuouu;.
.S3 na PI STJS
m , OLIVER FLOWS. 1 1 WS in "P . - g
)
J'J' Wjj W
Figures
salt offered for sale. It costs
cheapest considering its lasting
sheep and cattle an I is composed of 93 percent pure ground
bv rain, snow or air; kind of
It contains no lime or magnesia,
al order, or ?a' only one .") pouml
Our prices are
S2T0 it 1. on
PEASE Sl MAYS,
I . SHANIKO,
e'TeT f7 J
Such as XTeck-wear. Golf
Shirts, Hats and Caps,
Gloves, Hosiery, Unrer
vear, Shoes and Slip
pers, Notions and Fancy
Goods, Novelties, Nuts
and Candies.' Crockery,
Tobacco and Cigars till
Further Orders.
REMEMBER
"NYe can sell you the
monoy.
JAPANESE
TWO CENTS The Dalles-Warm
Springs Stati Co. will carry freight and
express from Tlio Dulles to Prineville at
three cents a pound.
G i)d teeth are essential to health and
to good appearnnce. If yours need at
tcmion go to Dr. O. A. Cline, whose
work is his best rucotnnieiidation.
now A re Tosr Elitncvi t
Dr. TToMisSMir3KmPlllrure nil klrtne til". Ssm.
Ololrcv. add. bit-: hug Kcmudy Co.. Cbicago or ii. V
RODERIG LEAN
3TEEL AND WOOD
HARROWS
FULL LINE OF
GARDEN 'TOOLS!
- !i
a trifle more than the common
qualities and health results.
o0 pound blocks, encased in
weather, and will go three times
and softens on the surfacefrom
bloc - k.
Wethi nk vou will be
OR.
We handle a large stock
of Fishing Tackle and
we are aoie to nil your
order for anything you
may desire.
" Our stock is first class,
and the newest things
in latest styles in the
large assortment.
best goods for the least
BAZAAR.
Manager.
Cannot be bought
Col. Follows Cigars, 25 i
55 cents or 2 for 5 cents.
nt wholesale,
n a box for
The Bazaar.
A. W. Hanson, the tailor, has opened
a shop next door to Elkins & King,
where he is displaying a fine lot of
patterns from which you may select
material which he will make up into
suits or pants nt reasonable prices and
in the latest styles and finest finish.
14
jCatest in
4fo
9civ Soocis jfrriuiTig
Beauty I. Blood Deep.
Clean blood means a clean skin.
beauty without it. C'aacarets, Candy Cathar
tic clean your b!ood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im
purities from the body. Begin to-day to
banish pimples, boils, blotches, biackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
lascarei. oeauiy ior len cents. All drug,
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c. 50c
Greatest Slaughter of Hats, Boots,
Shoes, Dry Goods and crockery at the
Bazaar.
Woolen "cka, ladies' hose and line
gloves at your own price at the Bazaar.
Wm. McMeekin will saw your wood
twice into three lengths at 40 cents
ier cord, whether you have only one
cord or one hundred cords.
It S. Price haa plenty of dry, solid
juniper wool which be will sell at lowest
cash price aud deliver on sLorteat notice
1 24tf.
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.
T. Car CoMtHailM T i a .
Tako CHscarets Cicdv Cathartic. loeorSe.
if c C C laU to cure. arucifcta rctand money.
Money saved during the next 30
days with the bargain sale at toe
Bazaar.
ben yon want us to sell you goo a
nt cM&t jcet in while the clearance sa e
lasts. The .Bazaar.
Take your team
to Chris Cihrs new
stable.
Simpson, Wilson A Co. are offering
great bargains in Mens and Boys
Hats.
Kod.tk Cameras 4 Supplies at Temple-
ton tL Son's.
Buy your shoes and hat at S. YV. &
Cos
For Sale Two very desirable lots
in Prineville at a bargain. Call on or
address, Frank Klkius, Prineville, Or.
Csil and e the 6ne line of Photograph
Album at Templetou i Son's.
Mens' shirts formerly $ 1 to fl.75
your choice for 50c. at Simpson, Wil
son 4 Co.
Wurzweiler A. Thompson-have just
received a complete line of Carlson,
Currier Co's. fc-st colored embroidery
silks. )
Ladies' f j mackintoshes for $2.50. j
Mens' $3 mackintoshes for $1.50
Misses f I mackintoshes for $2 at The
Buziinr.
Prineville to Sbaoiko by DayliRtit.
Stages leave Prineville Tuestlay,
Thursdiiy and Saturday at 6 a. 111
Arrive at 8haniko 0 p. m. Leave
Shiniiko Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at C a. m. Airive at Prineville
at 6 p. ni. Fresh relays of horses.
Good coaches. Courteous and care
ful drivers. Social rates to parties
and express in quantities.
Adamsox fc Winnkk Co. Agents.
NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION.
DePARTURNT OF THR INTERIOR.
Land Ottice at The Dalles, Oregon.
March 4, 1U0I.
Xotice is hereby given that the. fullowiiiK
named settler hiu filed notice nf hi intention
to make final proof in suplort of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before A. C. ;
Palmer, I'. S. Comniittsioner at Prineville, ;
Oregon, on Thursday, April ; IH, 1901,;
vis: Ftenlok O. Jeaaeeof Prineville, Ore- j
koii, H. K. No. 79:13. for the SVi NKl
N WJi snd K'i SV Soe. 2-t.Tp. Hi S. j
U. 18 E.. W. M- i
He names the ftllowiii witnesses to prove his
coutitlttos 1-enidence Uion nd cultivation of
suM land vis: Oncar Cnun, Jehu. Johnson, !
Ii, K. Darsey, J. H. CI ray, all of Prineville,
tirejjon. ;
jxr P. LUCAS.
lleister.
OT1CE FOR PUBLICATION.
TKr ARTJ1RNT OF THK ISTKKIOH,
Liuid UlEoe at The Dallas UreKon,
March 4, 1W1.
Notice Is hereby yiven that the foll:ivini
nntned settler has filed notice of hlR intcnti n
to make final proof in mippcrt of his claim,
nrt that said proof will he made before A. C.
Palmer, U. S. Coniudasioner at Prineville,
Oregon, on Thurily, Apiil 18, 1901, iz:
Thomas R. Curl, ofPrineville, Oreiron, H. E.
No. 70.-.4 for the SW NWK, W SV'4,
and SEX SW'H Sec. 14, Tp. 16 S., R. 18 E.,
W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
hiKCnntlniioiis residence upon and cultivation
nf said land, vizi
S. .1. Newsoin, J. H. Gray, R. E. Darsey,
V. C, Coniileton, all of Prineville, Oregon.
Jay P. Lucas,
Keijieiter.
Waist SiArsj
SiAr Waist,
9?ecc ttandj
aciiGSs
a dies'
ffianffle Sftelfo.
XHE
( Corner 4th and It Sts
Prineville, - Oregon.
FREE t a uruT.-Bi BOOM OXST M A 1 1ST STREET
tW RATES, 11.25 to 2.00. fjT PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
TjAe Only ttrst Class jfcouse in Zfown.
Special jfecommodations for TTraveliny 9en.
CHRIS COHRS, Manager.
; Gang-
Plows
Acltmnrlcrfeed the luwrior at all Malta. TW m1-
est hatttilcrf. Itchiest draft, aaast dunbk ud mm tfa 1
perfectly. DC adjust! to work O ikM luits, I
where others tiiL Have dMt proof hub KarxU and I
nun pofc of rapttioriir over ail otm. Stade in all J
sties withSTLEI.ovCHIl.l-fcL) boiigl aod Riding
AttacKict. Cnotparc theai wits otfccn mmd in tbctn f
work 1M yon wul buy m Vantom. MiaUBcnucd by
SUPERIOR DISCS AND HOE DRILLS
And 8eeden are too well known to ueed an introduction and we merely ber leave
to remindyoa that we are agents for them. Walking Plow Chilled
Steel Sulky and Gang. The famous "SUPERIOR" DRILL ou
dress parade and for sale. Terms consistent, quality considered.
STILL HEADQUARTERS FOR
Fine Horseskteiag and
Wajoa Work-.
South End.
Type Writers
of all makes sold and rent
ed. Mineopraphs, Hekto
graphs, Office and Dupli
cating Goods, Decks, Let
ter Presses, Etc.
Write us for prices on
Kubbcr Stamps, Seals. Etc.
Coast Agency Company
2061 STARK ST.
Portland. Oregon
Sells Furniture, &c. for
Cash and on
Easy Payments.
14 down, balance
POSITIVELY, KO
Press Soods.
Dat?.
jfEDBY
Vou will need a few new
farming tools. The great
P. & 0 .an ion line of Can
ton, 111., is undeniably the
best. The Canton Chilled
and Steel plows, cultiva
tors, harrows, etc., being
made of hish-grade mater
ial with first class work,
manship, have stood the
test since 1842 and yet leap
the procession by several
Cud, troi ifti Steel Wagra Taps a
Spedaltj at this seasoa ti tae
year.
Frank Elkios.
OUR LEADER.
I The Vcr v Best. Write Ior Booklet
man
in monthly payments
GOODS CHARGED.
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