Xoccl Vfention.
Paul Ue, of Crook, was buisuess
visitor iu the city the Ural of tlits
Vivok. .
Wallace l'nsl a down from Tost
Monday looking alter business interests,
Mis Susie Slavton lias the material i
oil ilie ground for her new building tu
moin street.
Lawn Parish and V J Schmidt
were down from Howard the iiint of
the wci'k after supplies.
DF Furr mid family were down from
rook lust week niter supplies mid
paid this office a friendly call.
Joseph Quinn was a pleasant caller
ht this office Monday, He will win
ter on liila farm near Lauionta.
Mrs C A Biuuham, of Pullman,
Wash., ia here for a visit with lier
brother, 1' B Doak and other relative
,V , John and B B Hcllrieh were
in from Lauionta the latter pan of
hit week looking . after buaiueas at
tain. '
-- Win Sporteman returned last Fri
day Irom a trip to The Dalles, where
he went with a lot of lioraesfor John
bchuieer, of Crook. '
H J Lister started Suaday for the
ranch at Kabbit valley with a bunch
of bucks that he recently purchased
Jioln Allen it Lnfollelt.
Dr Cline has been taking lessons in
voice culture and has about the hest
modulated voice iu town. He says il
was caused by a set of teeth.
Ed Lytle came over from Canyon
City ijuturduy. He lias been looking
niter the Cauyou City eud ol the Pau
lina stage hue lor some time past.
J W Boone returned last week from
a business trip to Portland. Mrs
Boone, who accompanied him on his
journey, remained iu Moro to visit
with relatives.
The new brick store is completed
and J F Morris hits moved in. It is
u fine appearing and coumiudious
building and adds materially to the
appearance of that part of town.
Fred Smith, of Paulina,' paid this
fcfbce a pleasant call Monday morn
ing. He hi" been herding sheep for
Hugh L'"ter the past summer and re
ports the sheep in line cooditiou con
tidering the dry summer. They look
tup best of any iu that section. '
Mrs Wilda Belknap returned last
Thursday from a two mouths trip
Tisitiug D of H lodges throughout the
itate. From all over the district
where sli bus bvcu come flattering
notices of her success as (J rand Chiel
if Honor.
Of the 67 parcels of real estate ad
vert imiI to be sold for taxes, but Ti.
were still in the hands of , the slierilV
t it sale last Saturday, the date fixed
lor the sale, the remainder having
lieen settled before the day f sale.
This speak well for this county. 01
ihote remaiuiirg the county bid in 11
mid the remaiudci weresoM to plivate
individuals. -! ' '
K letter received by Sam Newsom
from the. head of the biw school in
' lonhind iiv regard to. the recent dif
dciiity will l he students, iu which
Julii) -JSewu;t was said to ligire con
pieuouly, is bianded as a faisshond.
"Mr Thmirtoivstate the diflioulty be
iweeu him and John was of n im
jirUn and whs settled without any
trouble.-.. :, ,,- , , -
Wm Holder, of the Shanikn Leaifcr,
ie in tending getting out an illustrated
annual that will give a general write
up of tine comity as well as tShernian,
which we hope tu see well patronized.
MrHoldeor his representative will
le here iu the war future to solicit
advertising and to get data for the
write-up of this county. Further
paiticulars will be given later.
' W B McFarland anil a crew of men
started fur Bear ereek last Monday
to i irking tor I lie purpose of con tin u tug
tlieeturvty of the Oregon Irrigation
i.'o iu that section of the comity.
TJiis emtipituy ia doing a large amount
f surveying thi fait is wntkipation
A early completion o: a portion of
their ditches. Tue recent ease- m
uiut ka-viiij been dtciieuj ia favor of
tile company work will now be pushed
u all tLeu tuvyj.
"Jack" Buimmira lias a couple of
pieces of the first ty e that was
brought to Oregon. It was brought
from the Sandwich Islands many yeai
ago and is pretty well worn.
Deputy sherlir Warren Brown re
turned Sunday from a trip to the
I'engra farm on the Deschutes where
he went to attend to selling pome
personal pioperty on a judgement ren-
! dercd iu favor of Mr Pcngro ut the
I liiac term of circuit court, -
J 0 Hoover came in from tho forest
reserve last week where he has been
with sheep tho past seven months.
Ho reports the lo of a number from
the depredations of timber wolves,
which lie says are quite numerous in
the mountains this full.
Mrs 8 J Xewaom leaves this week
for romcroy Wash where she goes to
a reunion of the Simpson family, of
which she is a niembor, which will be
held there Nov. 27. Mrs Xewsoni
is a sister of 0 W Simpson, of Albany,
well known throughout the Willam
ette valley. '
James A Brown, one of the well
known young fanners of the Hay
stack country was a plemant caller at
this office Monday morning and in
lormcd us that he intended wintering
on his farm this winter and is im
proving his resilience etc. Perhaps
there will be another interesting item
from that part of the county iu the
sweet bye und-bye.
WURZWEILER 8 THOMSON
Announco tlio arrival of somo very choieo thin-p in Indies' jackets, "ilk and Ann
nol wnists. Eiderdown dresstiiii? jm-kels, rniny day Hkirts, perenlo, fluitnelletto mid
calico wrappers. Our lino of French WaUUittf flannels and wrapper guild should
not be over looked. We do not blow about prices being lower than ever, but tho
following will convince any economical buyer that we are tho leaders of low prices:
Charles and Henry Snipes and Jake
McCowan, of The Dalles, passed
through here Sumhiy on their return
from a trip of discovery in Lake comi
ty. These gentlemen have large stock
in the Yakima country, in Washing
ton, and are looking for a new loca
tion. They report a fine country or
stock wbere they have been, but its
great drawback is the want of wvter.
Enoch Cyrus was over from his
farm near Bisters the first of the week
and informed the Jouknal man that
he raised some fine alfalfa this sum
mer. Tbe first crop was very poor
and it was thought that it was going
to be a failure, but after being cut it
took a fresh start and made a very
fine stand, the second crop being nt
least 30 inches in height. This seems
tosetiln the jioint ae to the desirability
of alfalfa fur that part of the county
and ns they have an abundance." pf
water it should be au all right crop to
sow. '
J P Vance et nl have filed on lifl
acres of oil land ,iii section ft, tp lfi
range z'J east, to De known as ilie
Kearaarge Oil Claim; G S Works have
located the sw qtr of the snme section
and calf it the Charleston Oil Claim;
V S Cone et al have located the nw
qtr of sec 34 and Call it the Cone
Parker-Sheldon Oil Claim; Mary C
Hetty et al have located the sw qtr of
sec 3D and call it the Olympia Oil
Claim; T S Siieve et al have located
the se qtr of sec 21) and call if, the Os
wego Oil Claim. Theaeclaims are lo
cated in the same township and range
the first and are in the oil belt
tlmt runs to the eastwardjof this place
uird these claims have all been located
latiy- Tbwre has been considerable
prospecting done in this county for
oil indications, but it has been on the
quiet and but few know who are the
parties at work.
' i
J I Weft was down from Bend Mon
day and reports everything looking
fine out that way. Fisli are still bit
ing anJiucks are going to be plenti
ful as soon us it storms in the moun
tains and drive them down from the
lakes. He says that his ton bad a
very exciting experience with a huge
grizzly bear a short time ago while
out looking after stock. He discover
ed the liearon the river and aliased
him simm; distance on his horse- when
bruin turned and showed fight the
chased became the chaser and for
some little time they ployed, at turn
about, but Mr West finally gnve up
and gtwng to Frank West's- house pro
eured a fresh lioise and dogs, but the;
were Bauble to co.ue up with the
bear again. This is supposed to he
the one who has been so troublesome
to stock men of recent years iu that
xeetwa of tlie country, having killed a
number ot full grown cattle. Mr
West said h was at large a tltsj boras-
lut ui tinlisfc,
Eiderdown 1 dressing sanities, .
every lady should have one. . . 1 25
Good grade fast eolor prints,
. stocks tu choose from. 22 yds 100
Apron gliii'ghaius In checks and
plaids. . 10 ytis 1 00
Outing flaunels in daik nod ,
light colors. 11 yds .. . 1 00
Men's fine lanndried shirts.. .., CO
FVl
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1 Ladies' calico wrappers, good 1 Ldii's' fat black hose. 3 pnit 25 I f
I line of whirs....... I 75 B T,it-' lioiivv lloc.l ritietl vw(, H !'
Special at 35 g
Childrmi'i si'hoiil handkerchiefs, B "
colored lairders, iissurtcd, 2a
each, 3 for..,, 05 I '.
Iaidics' black nioreciliieil sateen I j
I waisU. ltcgulur $3 lino fur. , 1 DO I 'l
Pontine Scotch plaids, just the I i?
thing ' for children's selusil H ,
dress. Special at 20 I
30 inch while (heetiug At 07 I 1 !
gasArjBiiagsmmaamaiutf k i
I
if
JCcadquartsrs for ffioyai Worcester Corsets.
tJ,-m-u..Tij..u., T - Bat.
TJhe farmers' Outfitters
We Woald Like
To "talk with yon about
' Plows and Harrows . . .
Yon Kay be Surprised
If you have never looked
through our immense stock,
to know that we buy Plows
nnd Harrows in car load lots.
We will tie glad to quote you prices
on anything in the implement line.
We currv the Genuine Oliver
Plow, both the "Chilled" and
"fcitccl" in both Wulking, Sulkies,
and Gangs. , ........
We have all tho Repairs for tlm
Oliver PIowc, and quite a stock of
Kepairs for other mnkin
.-; OUR PRICES
' ' Are as low as is coni-istant with
legitimate business
We Carry in Stock
Oliver Chilled Walking plows
Oliver Steel Walking plow ,
The Jmnes Olivet Sulky plor '
Either Cast or Steel JJottum
The New Department Gang Plow
with either No. 20 or No. 4t, fust
liottom, and in 12 and 14 inch
Ktcvl liottom with third liotlom
Attached
We have in Harrows
The Lmn Steel Iv(r Harrow
The Loan IVg Tooth Harrow
Tho Deere Wood Framed Harrow
In the Disc Harrows
Wo have tho Deere and Oshorno
Wheels all " ready, With Tires on, that will make your old Iluck good as new for a low Price.
0 M Cyrus, of Haystack, is report
ed the proud father of a bouncing
boy.
T F Buchanan was over from Wil
low creek Saturday looking after busi
ness affairs at the county seat.
,. .y, Stt Mill Keinovcd.
., On or about December first, we will
move our sw mill to the John Payt
All parti" wanting lumber will please
ttkd- notice.
Hawkish Huob.
ilvtel Vrtnertlkr.
On Septetulr 1, 1901, 1 took charge
of the Hotel Princville, ami have re
furnished the house throughout, bed
rooms, dining room ' and krtehen, and
otherwise improved the;hoii.
I have elosed the Vienna Cafe, and
in doing sov desire tn-thlitik iay many
patrons for their patronage for the
past three years and hne to see you
all again at the Hotel- ftinevillt).
The houe will lie run en American
plan anil rate will be l.0O;, fl.DO
and f & per day.
Our accnniuMtdatKins ' cannot be
sujpassed in the city.
A long distance trlepbotie. pay sta
tion has been established in the house-.
- ' Yeors Eespectfully.
jfdanison & Winnck Co,
Nothing succeeds like
Success
Is an old saying, and is abundantly
. profen by our constantly increasing
bnsiness, . ,
. We aim la liare-iir oer Drug Slock
everything ueeJed fur the sick risini,
Our prescriptions are carefully com
; Hounded from thtt bust, freshest
v- dru-js and sliemicsls, in the most
suaitsiy mantier, end at as low a
Price
et is eiaisistant with good business
yriusiplus.
There are several 1
' Ways ' ;.;
To do business, but nnlr one right
wry. W do uo sun tu nislts our
.profits from nno customer, but by
Balling to our custuuiurs often.
When you i
are near ur store, step in and ex
amine' our new stock of Furniture,.
Carpels, Mii'tinus, Curtains, Wall
Paimr,. It.M.ks, Stationery, Musicst
Iustroineiits, Brushes, Combs,
j Hooks and Camra Huppliss) all t
"' ' ' i
Reasonable Prices
jidamson d Winnek Co