9W93aaa99g I I'. B. Pavia, theiSister sawmill man
V i r I was in the city on business Monday.
li'4Xi0CCt;CCSe:CHVjC'.CC- J Sunday on a visit to hi wife and son.
H. G. Kibhe was up from liny crook
Will Wiimve'lor lvis gone tu Port
land on a business trip.
A. W. White came over 'from our
neighboring town of Ash wood lust
Meek. '
C. A. Hodell and C. A. Jacobs were
business visitors from Hardin precinct
lust week.
C. 11. Foster was ovor from Sisters
u a business trip tbe latter part of
last week.
J. H. Ilel.'rich, one of Lamonta's
jprospej-ous farmers, was a business vis
itor last week.
The Club is preparing to have a fine
lime at the masquerade on the llt'i,
tonioirow night,
J. 3. Shipp is turning out some very
line shingles at his mill these days
nd there seems to be a good demand
lor tbcni.
0. C. Moss, formerly a resident of
the Sweet Home country, was a busi
ness visitor from Alkali Flat the first
of tbe week.
Sam Lytle returned the latter part
of last week jrom Canyon City where
lie had been on business connected
with tbe stage line.
Ed Harbin has added lot of new
machinery to bis p'aning plant in the
south end and is getting a good sized
plant in his building.
Tbe family of the late H. W. Rob
erts desires us to thank tbe many kind
friends who rendered aid and comfort
to their father during his last illness
Dr. Hyde was called to Paulina last
Friday to ittend the infant child of H.
J. Lister which was fouud to besuiier
ing from a severe attack of congestion
wf the lungs.
Morton Doty, 0. W. Haas, Johu F.
Allen, W. C. Winks and L. L. Osbourn,
all Portland knights of the grip, were
Ooing business with our merchants
the first of the week.
Sirs. W. H. Parker and Mrs. John
Edwards arrived from Albauy Monday
and to say that their husbands were
pleased is putting it mildly. The la
dies report a very pleasant trip.
Winter seems to have broken over
into the lap of spring a little too soon
for the general good of the com in uni
ty, but the old fellow may get back in
good shape along some time next
month.
Al E. Markham's New York theatre
Co. are playing to good bouses here
this week. The performance Ole Ole-
eon jr. was very goed while the trick
bicycle riding is worth more than the
pi ice of admission.
P. Chit wood was over from his ranch
near Grizzly Monday and reports ev
erything in a flourishing cendition in
that part of the county. In speaking
of tbe county High school matter he
said that he was heartily in favor of
tu :h a move.
Jos. T. Peters, of The Dalles, ac
companied by J. M., A. L. and K. H
Leiter, of liridal Veil are in this coun
ty on a timber inspecting tour. We
liopc they may be able to jj nil sumo-M
tiling, but it seems doubtful since the
woods bave been full of eastern timber
cruiser for the past year, .
Superintendent Boegli has a pen of
fine white Wyandotte's of which lie is
justly proud. The other morning he
found a brown egg, they aie said to
lay brown eggs, Mid gladly announced
the fact that one of bis thoroughbreds
had bejjiiii laying, bur it has since
transpired that it was uniy a common
litu that (lid it.
All persons desirous of grazing stock
on the lo;i-st reserve this summer
hhould begin to make preparations
therefor as it will be time to take
J. 1). (iilison and wife were ,ii from
Sisters Saturday on a brief business
trip.
Don't forget tbo masquerade ball
tomorrow night. Music by Darsoy s
orchestra.
O'Neil Brother arc reshinglins' their
saloon building and are having a
rather wet time of it.
D. Furr camo down fsom Crook lust
week on a business trip. This olhce
acknowledges pleasant call.
R. E. Simpsou has gone to Portland
to lay in a supply of spring goods for
the firm of Simpson, Wilson & Co.
Mrs. Jennie Chiypool's little son is
very sick at the home of W. F. Elliott
with pneumonia, following whooping
cough.
J. E. Roberts came down from his
ranch at Alkali Flat Monday and is
transacting business in the city and
visiting relatives.
Rescue' Hose Cu. now lias a new
home and will move in shortly. It is
situated on the banks of the Ochoco
back of Dillon's feed yard.
J. G. Poindextot came up from An
telope Monday with his sister Mrs. W
H. Parker. He reports stock doing
nicely in that section of the county
Robert Odell was over from Vale
last week and reports everything in a
flourishing condition in that put of
the state. He was formerly a resident
of this county.
We have la-en reliably informed that
the enterprising citizens of Sulci's
have an oiler of ten acres oi land lor a
site for the comity High school should
it become a certainly.
J. H. Gray was down from his ranch
on Crooked river hist week and re
ports his stock doing excellently this
winter. Mr. Gray ia a breeder of tine
hogs and Hereford cattle.
The earth i full of water and the
way the rain has been coming down
for the past two or three days reminds
one forcibly of the famed Oregon mist
of the Webfoot side of the mountains.
Drs, Rosenberg and Belknap per
formed an operation oil Henry Cram
last Friday for strangulated hernia,
which was very satisfactory and he is
now resting easy and every indication
points to speedy recovery.
Ed Kutchcr was up from his farm
in Kutcher precinct last Friday and
reports slock looking line. He in
forms the Journal that the Agency
Plains have nearly all been locaLcd by
homesteaders and that the soil is the
finest in the county.
Uon. Mike Mulvahill 1ms been
sojourning in our city for scleral days.
The Hon. gentleman has a legislative
bee buzzing around bis ears and may
make a run fur the nomination for
that place on the democratic ticket in
Wheeler county.
One can now cross the Ochoco with
out falling over the railing, Tbe light
in front of the Journal office is u
great help to pedestrians and we hope
to soon have the privilege of making
a proposition to the city council for
the lighting of the town.
We invite all of our friends to come
in and take h look at our new jobber.
It is the finest cf the kind and the
best one ever brought to Crook county,
We can now handle any kind of ordi
nary job work. It has ali the latest
improvements knoivn to the printers
trade.
It should be remembered by those
who register that they will greatly fa
cilitate matters and do away with a
lot of needless waste of time if they
will I able to give the section, town
ship and range numbers, if they re
side in the country, or the lot and
dock in by the time the papers are i Mui-'k on which they reside, if in the
Wnrzweiler lliomson
CLEARANCE SALE.
Every Article In the House REDUCED
For the next 30 days we ill Sac
rifice all of our Winter Goods
This is a bona facie DEDUCTION SALE,
There will he no Reserve. Every piece of Winter Goods will he Reduced
lii.Je out and (orwnrded to Washing
ton and returned. Under the new
nlingof the depaitment Crunk coun
ty stockmen should have the prior
right to those parts of the ro-erve in
city.
John Cyrus took h's departure Fri
day, for Tucson, Arizona, where he
wiil prospect for uwhile font location,
it not satislactory he will investigate
this county, lleielofore the euperin-i the openings for business in some of
H.dent of I he reserve has shown I u,e mining towns of that, territory,
considerable amount ol partiality to While we are sorry to l0,e him from
the lenient. 1 Wasco comity j,i thej(mr ,Mft we h())t! 1B llwv be BUCce!W.
matter of granting permits. J (u m m,dillg a Iur,ltiuu whcre
Bee the prize dishes given for cash' ,ie muy be benefitted in health as well
trade at J. F. iloriu'. I" ' liuausiul matters.
Every piece of Ladies' t'mlerwear Iii'duoed.,
Every pair of Ladies' and I'hihlretis' Wool llosc
Reduced.
All of our Ladies' Skirts and Jackets Keduceil.
All of our Ladies; and Children' Jersey Losing
r.eilueod.
Allot our Ladies' Droning Suijiicm Hod need ,
Kvory piece of Wool Dross floods Reduced.
All of our Hoys' ami Men's Clothing Reduced.
All of our Hoys' un.l Men's t'nderwesir Reduced.
All of our Ladies' und Misses' Fascinators Reduced.
WURIWEILER 8
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farmers' Outfitters
We WooU Like
We Carry in Stock
To talk with you about
I'lows and Harrows ...
Yea Kay fce Surprised
If yon have never looked
through our imnionso stock,
to know that we buy Plows
and ll.-irro'ws in car load lots.
We will l'e glad to quote you price
' , on anything in the implement lino.
We earrv the Genuine Oliver
Plow, both the "Chilled" and
'.Steel" in both Walking, Sulkies,
and Gangs
We have all the Repairs for tho
Oliver I'low?, and quite a stock of
Repairs for other makes
OUR P.RICE3
Are aH low as ia consultant with
legitimate businens
VS3S2S2
Olivt-r Chillfd WaJkin.j? plows
Oliver Steel Walking plow
The James Olivet Sulky plow
Either Cast or Steel J!itoni
The Now Department Gang Plow
with either No. 20 or No, )(, Cn-d
Hot dun, and in 12 and 11 inch
Steel Hottom with third Rollout
Attached.
We have ia Harrows
The Lean Steel Lever Narrow
The Lean Peg Tooth Harrow
The Deere Wood Framed Harrow
In the Dies Harrows
We, have the Deere and Osborne
Wheels all ready, With Tires on, that will make your old Hack as good as new for a low l'riee.
IHxHolullmi Notice.
NoticS is hereby given that tho co
partnership heretofore existing be
tween Frank Klkins and .1. H Wight,
under the name of Frank Elkins &
Co,, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, J. II. Wigle retiring. All ac
count owing said firm will be Collect
ed by Frank Klkins and all indebted
ness of said firm will be settled by said
Frank Elkins.
Frank F.i.kins & Co.
Fbi.vbville, Or., Feb. 8, 1902.
Not ice.
' A. If. Lippman has sold putt of bis
extensive business to (i. M. Meyer and
will conduct business hn-eafter under
the firm mime of A. H. Lippman
Co. All bills dated up to and inclu
sive January 2, 191)2, must be settled
before March 1.
The new book and ladder truck re
cently purchased, arrived Friday and
has la-en housed in the engine house
by Lippmau's furniture store for the
present. The city needs nn engine
house of its own whme more room can
be had. The truck is a good one and
is a credit to the city and we congrat
Inte the council on their good sense in
getting such a means for fighting tire.
Jtdamson d Winnct Co.
Jiing: succeeds like
Success
Is an old saying, and is abundantly
proven by our constantly increasing
business.
We aim to liavuin our Drug Stock
everything needed for the sick ro'Uii.
Our prescriptions are corfully cum
pHiiinied from the best, freshest
drug and chemicals, in the aunt
sanitary manlier, and at as low a
Price
as is cnnsiilant with gixid busmen
principlmi.
There are several
Ways
To do business, but mil? one right
wry. We do nut ami to nuke mir
prutits finin ono customer, but by
selling to our custuiimn often.
When you
are near our store, step in arid
amine our new stoek of Furniture,
Carpets, Ma'tings, Curtains, Wall
Paper, Hooka, Stationary, Musical
Instruments, Iiruslies, Ciauus,
Hooks and Camra Supplies, all at
Reasonable Prices
jidamson & Winnok Co
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