A:
P
As Down Went McGinty
Down goeg prices on Mens' and Boys' Ovr-e
ladies' Cloaks and Jackets, Fascinators
Ladies' and Gents: Heavv Underwear, al'l
AT COST 7
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..
Crook - Comity - Jocmal.
THURSDAY. APRIL, 11, 1901.
at
. C ltake'a A.
rtitttf Acnw, 4 ae4 " 'Merchant. Rx-
ctuuure, Sam r raKtaw, California, where oon
tneva fur advertiauig caas b anad lor it.
Onion set at Klkiua k King.
Notice Pease fc
week.
Maya' new ad this
Raby'a
fimt .boea tree at Simpson,
Wilaou A Co.
Ak for price im
Saiuwan'a.
barbed wire at C..L"
Wurxweiler Thornton aelU child-
re" sellout handkerchiefs 3 ior 5 et.
- a. : j e
ebo-
from Portland Saturdav.
Mr. and Mr. Enoch Cyrus were in
from Haystack the firat ol the week, t
Henry Oarlin, . prominent atock-
man f Sisters M out atreeta
Holiday,
I
J. P. Hah... the Sister merchant.
w. in towu last Friday looking ft- j
una matters.
C. A. Gilchrist, of nuner Crooked
river, was doing business St th Co us- '
ty seat last Friday.
E. H. Sparks, .prominent stock.
"
aunn of Sisters,
was in town Saturday
on a. visit to bis family.
The roads are now in good 1mm
nnd large freight teams are arriving
front Shmniko almost daily.
J. N Watson, n prominent stock
iuii of Summer Lake, was doiuj
Immuiioss in uur midst kst week.
Xice Wnraweiler at TbomW. I
new d. Tliey aiso ku.r n fiue line of !
b-iya elothina; frail from the factcry.
J. M- Hays and U X. Lotcan. two
prtMumcul cattle men of Camp crack,
were registered at tlas PoUMiexter
last Friday.
X. A. Fuller, superintendent of the
Uchuco mines, UMed tlirwu;b tu
tiie fore part of the week eu roote to
rortUnd.
E.E.LvU is out with a denial of
l. n...,;.,.'. j...lrnl . l ,
Columbia Stmtaero la tends eJtteoaUiut
iia line tbia summer.
5Ci lit PriUy icturned to bar
k.siug just completed a very suoceiu j
f ul term of scbool at Betid.
A. Hnefcleman ami i
at-sed tbriHigh bere
rue,
Saturday on j
tueir way to tneir iiscb at tanif ereew I
wlaue the ill sind the summer.
The .action sale of tbe persomU
property of tbe Ute J. W. U.ne. . '
CHmm:ie .T ...or.
tje articles brought very uur prices. i
Mrs. OUie Keebn has just returned
from Portland witb a fine liue of niil-
I in cry gouds which rhi wilt sell at
nstoni-hingly
Morris'.
low prices. At J. F.
J H,re Smith, of Portland, mi. !
tercd at tbe PrinevUle Monday. Mr. i
mith is the engineer in charge
...!.
slevelopiuent work of tbe Oregon Irrl-
sttion Co.
A. V. Bock, a California beep buy
er, is operating in tbu and su joiuiiig
eounties. He is hi tiie .uarket for
15,UOU to 20,000 bead, provided be can
get what he wants.
Tiie Oregon Irrigation Co. loaded
three large teams with supplies at C.
JL. Salomon's store Monday morning,
-Jwhicb will las used at the ditch camp
lay in
the Descnutes.
Marion Still well, of Echo, Oregon,
rrived in tbe city Friday morning.
He is looking for a business xjaiiug,
and meantime will visit with bis
nephew, Juba Harden.
Mrs. M. A. Moore returned borne
Munday evening. Site baa been en
gaged iu tbe work of organizing lodges
of the DV f H. throughout Eastern
CreSoa lur some time fatst.
Wnu H. Breiter, a mutton buyer
from Portland, hasp boight of James
B. Cartwrigbt, Mbont 1700 bead of
bred ewes. We1 understand tbe price
aid was S4.50 per 1mmmL Antelope
Herald.
Anyone doubting the capability of
this county to produce tine bacou
need only to examine the fine collec
tion of bacon mnd ham in the ware-
uuvse of Wahtweiler 4b Thomson,
which is the baudiwork of T. F. Mo
CalJier.
Cncle John Caldwert was in town
last Toesday, driving a rty of pros
awtora and their eamp-out6t, bound
for tbe Trout creek mines. Prospect
ing parties are passing through here
every day. enroate to this new Eldo
rado Antelope Herald.
A timlr prospector front Michigan
was in town last week and will inves
tigate the lumber belt of Crook county.
It is to be lioped that tlte syndicate
represented by this gentleman may
decide to engage in the milling busi
ness here, as it will be the means of
an early development of our latent
renmirce.
oats.
itts.
THOMAS RE ILLY KILLED.
Shot Through the Head ly D. L.
Rmnrr.
La.t Thursday Sheriff Congleton
received h mcasage by phone to come j
to Muddy and take into rustodv I.
jL. Uruner, who was waiting to give!
himself up, having kill.xl a num. The!
sheriff started at once, ticcnmpnuied
Iby Prosecuting Attorney YV. A. Bell. '
Arriving at the place of the killing an
lnmiest u-aa lw. 1. 1 l.v lnuti. ri.;i.i.,
he ,,ia ' ..,, , '
Unit. That Keilly mine to liis death j
froin.gtmhot wounds iuiii-'ted tv l j
1 L. Urn er and rharifimr Ui-nner nitli
murder in the rirst deg ee. Ilruncri
' claim self defense; he is in jail where
. be will las held until the next lei in ol
i circuit court.
lit Search of '.
IX Jacob?, an old-time California
I""!'- ! miner, is stopping in
" f,,r a ft-w A,y ' ' leather
aettl.w and the snow geis out of the
mountains, when he will go up oil the
upiM,r pro!,lect j,, ,he vi-
cility ( ,,. uilM M(. fa
j lasen all over the imrthwest during the
I aliiiy days of placer mining mid is
more or les fant'niar with the luiiier-
Isinjtiiail formation of this section and
Wi'W ,,K!re1"r eil
- . . i... t. ...... i . -
' "" "' "ur '"..nntains.
t- M. Paul and It. W. Uaruett were
visitors from Haystack the first of the
week.
James TtuttTtieid, a prominent far
mer of West Branch, Wheeler county,
was in the city Monday.
W. H. (juinii and John Dee were in
,r" U c,wk ' fir" '
Wtk ,"ok'"S 'er Ud matters,
Judge W. L. C.iKIers has sold all his
mining interests in the Trout creek
district to Rev. D. H. Leach, of S tiein.
Jack Hastmirs. a iinmiiiieut farmer!
T the Hay Creek emmtry, was doing '
lausioess in our town the lorepattol!
the week. j
A. M. Drake came in from Pilot;
Butte Monday and met Col. C. E. S. i
! tl 1 r . a .
" """" '"r 'reg..i. irn ,
;cti.Mi Cn. and both nvul to Pilot
Butte Tuexii y nmriiitig.
C. C. Ilutcliinmni l.rtitloiit of tin
Irritiun airivni
friMii i
rivate ,
""'veyance 3i.rn.iay lor tne l.ea.1 ol :
the company a ditch on the Des.-I.utes !
I Having scut ten men and a large lot ;
of Up,,Hes ahead.
"
" t,le Iecliute. Reclamation and Ir
rigation Co., was in 'he city last!
Thar,.:iv ... ,. ' . . j
Mr . ..u,..v
U 1W n Js f flume bu.lt which
nine built which is
even feet mkle and tweutr-eight in
dies deep, and through which there is j
now running 15,000 inches of water
Tltecompany expect t have water mi
numleruf homesteads lefore snow i
flies next fall. The ditch is surveyed 1
nines aim w.i. ,m wnstrticieu as j
rl'W,-v circumstances -xll ,H-rmit.
ii ni" aitcn miu convert nianv nun-:
'dred of acres of desert into iiroduc- ! ..
I .- , , l
uve larms ana luruisii iiomes lor a
large numla?r .if families.
' IIaytirk II'ivfteninj.
The infant sou ol Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Iawuson died last Sotnrdnt aud was in
terred in the fJray Butte cemetery. Key.
J. H. Orant c-iuductiug the services.
Tbe farrm-n nf this secti.n of the
county are about throuch with their
spriug seediug and are am icipatiug large
crops. The fall sown grain is looking
fine.
M. A. Carson is suffering with a severe
attack of asthuia.
Faltai Bants is slowly recovering from
an aggravated attack of tbe measles.
D. W. Barr.ett is fencings portion of
his farm, aud is expectiug a bountiful
barres'.
The If avstack boys are all out h-frdinir
sheep and as s consequence the girls are
very lonesome.
Quite a number of homeseckers have
been visiting this neighbnrh.Hid this
Lspring aud a number uf homesteads have
beeu tiled on. X.
Worthy of Patronage.
Fleming Bros., with their Edison
Wars graph last week, furnished their
patrons in Burns with the most en
joyable entertainment that has visited
the city this season. The illustiated
songs, the moving pictures, indeed all
that their advertisements announce,
were sufficient to hold the interest of
their audience in intense admiration.
The naval and military scenes are en
trancing in their graphic depiction of
the events of the late war with Spain.
Fleming Bros, are worthy of good pat
ronage, and so long as their enter
taioment maintains the excellence
displayed at Burns, their patrons will
feel entirely satisfied. Bums News.
This excellent show will be given at
Glazes' Hull Friday evening, April 12.
The dental work of Dr. C. A. Cline is
too well kuown in this country to need
any praise. He cn always be found at
tne old stand, next door to the First
National U.iuk. Cin e Uiiu call.
In i Some are cheaper in jjj
y Price, but none so
" W B Durable.
1
DONT FtSGET That we are
Full line of Bicycle Su: dries
j il
EH-iiKziirsrs & K:i3sr3-
While we have received the bulk of our new sprint and summer goods, we are
still rvceiviitK small shipments every day of such goaas as we were obliged to buy
front specialty botisra. No boasting at all, but simply stating the fact for your
QfJJ StOCk IS COTlijlvt1 infotmation we ran ir that we are prepared to show the people the imwt com-
plete atock of merchandise ever sliiped into the iiiterior. Our shipmeiils in Diy
Oianls will more than surprise you. Ii. beauty, styls aud ijuality our line wil
uijut tne expeciatH-ua of the must fastidicus.
An experienced dry sr ds mau ho has bad charge of this deuirtinent in
The D-dlea htmse for the past sit years, spent the entire uiotith of Kebruaiy in
OjJJ" BOV&r Chicaifo and New Y.a-k buying f ir us. We are thus enabled to take advantage
' of every opportunity offered in the big markets. As a consequence ire have a
line of go si a that will euual in exclusive styles, price aud assortment, auythinv
Itrought to this ciaist.
Beits. Hugs. Dress fi-oJa Shirt; Waists.
H-aiiery. Portiers. Organdiea. Wrappers.
OlTf NVV AmVak K.tbo. ArtOrapery. Dmitic Skirts.
JUl 1WT nilMUlO. Straw Hats. Lao, Curtains. Muslin Cuderear.
Lace. Corsets. Flannels. Velvet. Prints.
Veiling. Towels. tiloves. Embroidery.
Silks. C-ltar. U..len. Lasrus.
jMail Orders
aII .'mmIs Sfarkrtl
In Plain Figure.
Court Haute Sot ft.
"The following teal estate transfers
have been recorded during the week: I
1). S. Hamilton et al to A. S. Col-
160 acres.
Oila C. Hale to D. C. Jenkins, tar
ed of laud miir Haystack for well
site.
George L. Cobb to Mealey Bros.
ICO acres at Sisters. Consideration,
f 1200.
U. S. to D. W. Aldridge, 80 acres,
I patent.
D. W. Aldridge and wife to Joseph
Howard, same.
Chu O'Kelley and wife to Almeda
Orrick 80 acres.
U. H. Roberts, John Knight, et al,
have recorded halation of the Black
Ciuok, Lookout nml Gold King quartz
mining claims in Trout cieek milling
district.
The Desert Irrigation company has
filed a water light on 50.000 inches of
water to be taken from the Deschutes
liver near the head of Lava island.
B. V. Millet has tiled water right
on 2000 inches of water to be taken
Iron. Deschutes river.
The lliree Sisters Irrigation Co,
has filed water right on 20,000 inches
of water to be taken from Turuello (or
TumuluwO creek.
Laces. Fine patterns in 6ne goods, yet
prices Wlllilll tiie reach of all. The lies
Hive.
A nice variety to cho -se from Skirts,
night gowns, chemise, drawers and cor
set covers all sizes. The Bee Hive.
Pipes A comfortable, clean smokdr
that will help yoo forget worry. The
price will cause no worry either. At
the Bee Hive.
Pout Penciling.
Wiley Brim, sold a bunch of horses
last week to Goo. H. Russell.
Horace snd Ben Knox, sons of Roscoe
Kuox. arrived here last week from
Gresham, Oregon, to engage iu shear
'tig.
Miss A L. Pickett, of this place, was
united in marriage to Benjamin Shep
ht-rd, of Price, on March 31, Wallace
Post, J. P. officiating.
BMaest Voar nowsls With Casearsts,
CnnUy Cathartic, earn constipation forsrs
IOo,S9o. It C.C C. tall, aruggistaraluad mooej.
Cleveland
and Repairs.
agents for the
Store News.
Will receive our promp. attention. We will be pleased to
submit samples ami quote prices at any time.
PEASE & MAYS,
New Q
IN!
All
Such as Neckwear. Golf
Shirts, Hats and Caps,
Gloves, Hosiery, Under
wear, Shoes and Slip
pers, Notions and Fancy
Goods, Novelties, Nuts
and Candies. Crockery,
Tobacco and Cigars till
Further Orders.
REMEMBER
"We can sell you the best goods for the least
money.
JAPANESE BAZAAR.
M. R. BIGGS & CO.
REAL ESTA TE and INSURANCE A GENCY. Bay and sell
Reil Estate on communion.
Jf you vant to tell list your land with vs. If you want to Ivy.
we have land for tale at reasonable prices.
PRINEVILLE, ORE.
Osborne Ppring-Tooth p
Harrow have made
their reputation by
Good Work and
Durability.
Call and
Examine Them.
Bicveles. Be sure and see them.
SHANIKO, OR.
ds
Kinds.
We handle a larsje stock
of Fishing Tackle and
we are able to fill your
order for anything you
may desire.
Our stock is first class,
and the newest things
in latest styles in th.9
large assortment.
Manager.
life have just received a targe - invoice
of Spring Suits for 77en, jZmontf
other things we have a tot of extra
Vests. 2lurj?weter dc Uhomson.
mi
DeaXr la Blood Deep
Clean blood means a clean akin. No
beauty without it. Caacarets, Candy Cathar
tic clean your u.oou aud kvt)i it clean, by
btirring up the lazy liver and driving aii im
purities from tiie IkmIv. liegin to-day to
banish pimples, loila, blotch c-t, blackhead,
and that ait kly bilioutt complexion by taking
CnscuretR, beauty for ten centt. AH drug
qui La, utiaf action guurai.ted. 10c. 25c. oOe.
WtaultfU fr-cka, btdie' U-m and liue
:;ltres at your own price at the Bazaar.
Win. Mc$teeki n will saw vour wood
twice into three lengtlia nt 40 cents
er cord, whether you have only one
cord or one hundred cords.
R. S. Price has plenty of dry, solid
juuiHr wood which he will sell st lowest
caah price and deliver on shortest notice
1 24if.
Cyrus, tbe jeweler, will make your
old cluck or watch run us good aa
new, or give you a bargain iu anything
in the jewelry line.
To Cars Coastlvitow TTui mmmw
T!re C-arets C:.ndv Calnartie: lleorSSo.
if CCC laU to curs, druufifcts rvttUMl musej;
Take your team to Chris Cuhrs utw
stable.
Simpson, Wilaon & Co. are offering
great bargains ill Mens' and Bovs
Hats.
Kialrik Cameras St Supplies at Temple
too f Sou's, - --
Buy your shoes and bats at S. V. A
Cos
For Sale Two very desirable lots
iu Prineville at a bargain. Call on or
:iddr-"es, Frank Elkina, Prineville, Or.
Call and sa the 6ue liue of PhoUtgraph
Album at Templetou A Son's.
Mens" shirts formerly fl to $1.73
your choice for Mc. at Simpson, Wil
.on 4 Co.
Wnnweiler 4 Thompson have just
r-ceived a complete line of Carlson,
Currier Co's. fi-st colored embroidery
silks. '
Prinevillo toStaaoilcoby Oaylurnt.
Stages leave Prineville Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 6 a. m
Arrive at Shaniko 6 p. m. Leave
Shaniko Monday, Vediirday and
Friday at 6 a. in. A 1 rive at Prineville
at 6 p. in. Fresh relays of horses,
thaal coaches. Courteous and care
ful drivers. Scial rates, to parties
and express in "piautitie!.
A damhov 4 Winnek Co. Agents.
XtrTICK FOR PL'HLICATIO.N".
Uktartuknt or thb Ixtkkiok.
Laud Ortice at Tbe Holies, OlTiw.
March 4, 1:101.
Notice is hereby friven that the follom in
n&uied flettler haw rilel notice of hU intention
to make fiual roof in aupMirt of his claim,
ami that aW r.f trill he made hefore A. C.
Palmer, IT. Si. Coiiiniimioner at Prineville,
Or-K-n , on Thtfsly, April IS, l'.iol,
viz: Renlok O. Jeasee of Prinevill , Ore
iron, H. K. No. 7u:i3. for the SV"4- XK'j
SK'i N WW and K'j SW) . 2t,T. Hi S.
K. 18 K.. W. M-
He names the followimr witm-wMa to prove hia
oontinuia reKiJenoe uKin ml eultivatHn of
aid land viz: IWar Crain, Jeha .lohn-oiL,
I!. K. Ditney, J. H. Gray, all of Prineville,
Oregon.
JAV P. Lt'CAS.
ltftrinter.
SHONQ LEE, j
Chinese - Laundry.:
Fine Work at Lowest ' i
3Vhs. i
White Shirts are our
Specialty s
MAIN STHEKT,
Jowelrv Store.
nortii oi Cyrus'
Prineville.
Horse. Loft.
A reward of $3 will he paid for in
formation lending to the recovery of
one three-year-old black gelding, very
little white on light hind foot, lnai d-
ed Y on left shoulder. C. W. Coliiv,
4-4w4. Prineville, Oregon.
Mr. A. C Palmer will devote his
entire time and attention to the law;
and hind business, and can . be found I
at hij office in the Journal building at j
all times.
Notice ia hereby given that nil ;
scalps brought in hereafter must bo!
thoroughly cured and dry. Am now
prepared to i.-suo scalp bounty wnr-
its on prescntiit ion of scalps. J. J.
Smith, County Clerk.
mm
Sound
It's nothing but sound sense
to believe that we can do better '
than the fellow with a smaller
line. Here you get a wide choice :.
of all the newest, swellest. fash
Ions and at lower prices than
we've ever quoted. Come in
and look at our suits and top
coats no contract to buy.
-k" -s- -
X-HE REDBY
( Corner 4th and IS Sis
Prineville, - , Oreg-on.
H'HE'E S A MPLB EOOM OJST M A IK STREET
v
fjT RATES, $1.23 to $2.00. PATRONAGE SOLICITED-.
ZfAff Only t'rst Class Jfcouse in "Uown,
Special jfecommodations for Uraveliatj 'XTen
CHRIS COHRS, Manager..
SOUTH END
in. is n
iDIdCI
I n rw n h
F.1AGKINE V;CR( AHD1PLU71BIHG.
FARM MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS.
STILL HEADQUARTERS FOR
Fine Horseshoeing and
Wagon Wort.-.
Work Tailed
To Any Part
Can
Thone 71
Typewriters
of all makes sold and rent
ed. Mineogratilig, Hekto
graplis, Office and Dupli
cating Goods, Desks, Let
ter Presses, Etc.
Write us for prices on
Rubber Stamps, Seals. Etr.
Coast Agency Company.
206 STARK ST.
Portland. Oregon
A. n. Lippman
i . , ;iv '
Sells Furniture, &c. for,
Cash and on
Easy Payments.
4 down, balance in monthly payments
! POSITIVELY, XO
I
Prineville Planing- Mill.
J ohn B. Shipp, Proprietor.
Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds of rough ami
dressed lumber, shingles brackets, mouldings, turn
ing and band sawing. House F'.nish made to order.
Agent for Rambler and Ideal Bicycles and Sundries.
Mill oppoaite Piim villu F.our Mill. Yard, 2d St., eppoaite I. O. O. F. Ball.
" ' Triniville, Oregon.
&s
Sense
V
Coal, Iron and Stee!.. Wagon Tops a
Specially at ttis season cf the
year.
for and Delivered
of the t itj. .
Frank Elkins.
OUlt LEADER.
l The-Yerv Best. AVnte for Booklet
GOODS CHARGED.
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