;9993C9a!KSL, I Music by Diirscy's orehestia on Fob.
wMeeece38a . tmion Uii week
A special term uf comity court w in
R, M. Cantril was up from Dulur
last Saturday attending to business
affairs.
H. M, Horton.a prominent business
liixn of Burin, passed tlirougli here
Sunday.
J. S. McMeen and wife, of Lamonta,
ere sojourning in town a few days
last, week.
,loe A. Graham was over from Sis
ters last Friday making final proof on
Ilia homestead.
"Billy" Zell was made happy on the
Don't forget the masquerade ball at
Glase'a hall on Feb. 14.
Kev. J B. Lister, of Eugene, i hold
ing series of protracted meetings in
tin Union church.
Porter Quinn and Jack Dm, of Wil
low creek, wero in the city on Tuesday
evening. Shaniko Lender.
Charles Hindnian came over from
Sqimw creek Tuesday and reports ev
erything quiet in that section of the
county.
Cbarh-s Butler, the Wei buyer, ar
rived from Port Townsend Saturday
Hh of last month by the advent of an ' and secured a lot of fat cattle. He
eiuht pound daughter. I will return some time in March for
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i r rr)t anil Knv B F I anoiner IOV I1U 1 w null vol
feeders were on the lookout for him.
Now is the time of year to make
preparations for the spring cleaning
Kev.
Harper areconductinga.seriesot meet
ings on Willow creek this week.
O 4am ftmith wn in from bis ranch
:. .'t rt-i .1.- e-t f ).. ..tr! and every old corner should be in-
-...lrtj.-tnck in fine condition. Pctd and when the spring thaw
, . i.:.; comes all the old rubbish that has
Aflo pn uavin was uuwn hu . , .
, , , c . . been col eetmg should be removed and
farm on Beaver cieek the first of the ,
, , . .. one source, at least of disease removed,
week attending to business matters.
van Williams menu afuwn uiv
Wiirzweileri
Thomson.
CLEARANCE SALE.
Ben Pettyjohn was up from his
ranch on Crooked river the first of the
veek looking after county seat matters.
D. F. Stefi'a and H. W. Donkle were
business visitors from the proposed
railroad terminus of Bend one day
last week .
H. Taylor Hill and wife intend leav
ing soon for Hilleboro, Oregon, for an
indefinite stay. We are sorry to lose
them, but wish them a pleasant and
profitable journey.
W. P. Keady returned Saturday from
I.akeview and reports some very cold
weather on the trip recently taken by
himself and H. V. Gates through that
part of the country.
J F. Moore and son left here Friday
with a band of horses bound for The
Every Article in the House REDUCED
For the next 30 days we will Sac
rifice all of our Winter Goods
This is a Bona? ide REDUCTION SALE.
There will be no Reserve. Every piece of Winter Goods will be Reduced
low, of Yamhill, has organized a sing
ing class in the prosperous little town
of Mitchell. The blacksmith at
Mitchell has made a tuning-fork out
of un old pitchfork and Keubcn is
"strictly in it." Grass Valley Journal
It. is reported that the mail contracts
on the routes leading out of prineville
have been let as follows: To Shaniko,
G. M. Cornett, who also gets the
Mitchell line; o Sisters, A. Seruggins;
to Silver Luke, W. A. Booth; to Price,
Dick Yanderveit; to Haystack, Perry
Poindexter.
Last friday evening about tilty in
vited guests gathered at the residence
of Dr. H. P. Bdknap where tliey passed
the time away in pleasant converse
and games until a late hour, when
Dalles. Mr. Moore has been gathering yl refresh meuts weie served. Taken
and feeding for the past two months
and had quite a lot of horses.
It is worth the attention of our
atocknien that the department has
made a ruling that those nearest the
forest reserve shall be given the prefer
ence in the matter of granting permits
to graze stock in such reservations.
We may expect six weeks of weather
now as the ground hog saw bis shadow
on the 2d, if he was fool enough to
come out on such a day. It will be
followed by a warm spell as the Win
nek furniture store now has summer
cenes in the window.
Walter Keady, of the State Agri
cultural College printing department,
came to this county recently with his
uncle, W. P. Keady, and will remain
nwhile and try his hand at mining and
other kindred pursuits. ThiB office
acknowledges several very pleasant
calls.
John and Will Edwards have fin
ihed refitting the Vienna Cafe andj
will have a grand opening today,
Thursday. They have all white help
nd the kitchen is under the super
vision of a first-class cook. They will
give meals at all hours. See their ad.
in another column.
Andrew Morrow was over from his
atock ranch near Grizzly last Friday
haiking after business affairs. Mr.
Morrow informs us that his stock is in
fine condition and that he has led but
little this winter, as the range feed has
been good and very little snow to
cover up the grass.
Park Doak has so'd the Hamilton
stables to G. M. Coroett, who took
charge Tuesday morning. Mr. Doak
lias not made op his mind as to what
lie will do, but no doubt he will still
remain in business in Crook county.
With the advent of a inilioad in the
spring this county will be one of the
best localities in the state in which to
engage in business.
County Judge Wills calls our atten
tion to tbe fact that the stock inspect
or of this county is serving without a
alary, or at least a merely nominal
Hilary, and that the offer of a reward
fur the detection of scab in bands of
eheep is the best means for the prote -
tion of oui sheep interests ns it' vir
tually makes mi inspector of every cit
izen ui this county. This will hive a
tendency to keep out bauds of migra
tory sheep that infest our ranges every
luuimer and sou tier disease broadcast.
altogether the occasion was one -to be
long remembered.
The Columbia Southern railway sur
veyors are making good headway since
leaving Shaniko. They are making a
preliminary survey dowu Wards creek
and have got stakes set some twelve
miles from here. As fur as surveyed
the route shows up in first-class shape
Shaniko Lender.
"Doc" Cline killed a brook trout just
below the Ochoco bridge Monday
morning that "dressed" six pound.
It must have been a voracious binte
for thirty-five small chubs were taken
out of its stomach at the butcher shop.
some of them being still alive. It was
a sight to look at, Inft Joe Crooks says
it was nothing besido the duck he
killed once that had attempted to
swallow an eight inch fish, but could
only get two-thirds of it down, not
withstanding it was flying against a
strong wind when he shot it.
Central Committee Meeting.
The Republican County Central
Committee for Crook coiiniy is hereby
calhid to meet nt Prineville on Febru
ary 12th, 1902, at I o'clock p. m., for
the purpose of arranging for the com
ins primaries and county convention
W. A Bei.l. Chairman
Every piece of Ladies' Underwear Reduced.
Every pair of Ladies' and Children' Wool Hone
Reduced.
All of our Ladies' Skirts and Jackets) Reduced.
All of our Ladies and CliiUlrens' Jersey Leggings
Reduced.
All of our Ladies' I'resaing Sainton Reduced.
Every piece of Wool Pre Goods Reduced.
All of our Roys' and Men'ii Clothing Reduced.
All of our Roys' and Men's Underwear Reduced.
All ol our Ladies' and Misses' Fascinators Reduced.
WURZWEILER 8 THOMSON.
BLKINS & KZI3STG-
TJho farmers' Oui fit tors
We Would tike
We Carry in Stock
To talk with you about
Plows and Harrows . . .
You May 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 he glad to quote you prices
on anything in the implement line.
We carrv the Genuine Oliver
Plow, bo'th the "Chilled" and
"8tcel" in both Walking, Sulkies,
and Gauge
We have all the Repairs for the
Oliver Plows, and quite a etock of
Rej airs for other makes
OUR PRICES
Are as low as is consistant with
legitimate business .
Oliver Chilled Walking plow
Oliver Steel Walking plow
The James Olivet Sulky plow
Hither Cast or Steel Bottom
Tl.o New Department Gang Plow
with either No. '20 or No. 40, Cast
Roltoin, and in 12 and 14 inch
Pteel llottom with third Rot torn
Attached
We have in Harrows
The Initn Steel
The Lean Peg
The Deere Wood
Iever
Tooth '
Framed
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
In the Disc Harrows
We have the Deere and Oshorns
Wheels all ready, With TireH on, that will make your old Hack as good as new for a low Price.
Notice.
A. If. Lippman has sold pait of his
extensive business to (j. M. Meyer and
will conduct business be-eafter under
the firm name of A. H. Lippman &
Co. All bills dated up to and inclu
sive January 2, 1002, must be settled
before March I.
DIED.
SMITH At the home of his son,
Win. Smith, in this city, Feb. 2,
1902, of strangulated hernia, Albert
. Smith, aged 53 years, 8 months
and 15 days.
Albert Smith was born in Tennessee
May 19, 1848. He had been a resi
dent of this county for several years.
He joiued the A. O. U. W. May 8, 1893.
He was only sick a short time. The
remains were laid to rest in the I. O.
O. F. cemetery Monday afternoon, the
service being conducted by the Work
man lodge of this city.
The Prineville dancing club will
give a masquerade ball on Feb. 14.
See the prize dishes given for cash
trade at J, F. Morris'.
Post Items.
Wallace Post baa forty tons ol baled
hay lor sale at the Newsom bam on
the creek.
Stock qf all kinds doing well and
thegeueral health of the community
is good this winter.
Laban Harris has moved his caUle'
to the George Wiley place to feed
through the winter.
The thermometer stood 20 degrees
below zero on the 29ih of January.
How was thai for winter? .
8. J. Newsom was on Newsom creek
the fore part of the week looking alter
business matters. While here he sold
ill of his hay.
Mrs. Joe Wimer has been engaged to
teach A three months' term of school
as soon as the weather modoratee so
that the scholars can attend.
A live mill tsx was voted in tbjs dis
trict on the 25th lilt , without a dis
senting voice. When collected this
will pay all the indebtedness, on the
new school house.
Observkr.
Try a can of guaranteed Biking
Powders and get a new broin is a prize
at J. F. Morris' New Brick.
jfcamsb2 & Winnek Co,
Nothing succeeds like
Success
Is an old saying, and is abundantly
proven by our constantly increasing
business.
We aim tn have in our Drug Stock
everything ntuied for the sick room.
Our prescriptions are carefully com
pounded from the best, freshest
drugs and chemicals, in the most
sanitary manner, and at as lew a
Price
as is eonsislaut with good business
principles.
There are several
Ways
To do business, but only on right
wry. We do not aim to make our
profits tyna oho eustuiner, but by
selling to our customers oftru.
When you
are near nur store, step in and ex
amine our new stock of Furniture,
Carpets, Mailings, Curtains, Wall
Paper, Rooks, Stationery, Musical"
Instruments, Brushes, Combs,
Books and Csmra Supplies, all t
Reasonable Prices
jidamson dc Winnck Co