Xocal Ttfention.
f. A
, John Milliorn u down from Cmk
the first of tlie week.
'n. Wigle was in town tlie latter
art of lHHt week talking politics.
F. 8, Hoffman was a business visitor
in the city from Culver last Friday.
J. M. Henkle was over from Grizily
Friday looking after legal matters in
court.
A number of persons were baptised
in the Ococo below town Sunday and
Monday.
Geoige E, Knox was down from Post
Monday looking after oounty seat
matters.
A. D. Lowrey was down from How
ard the first of the week and paid this
otlice a pleasant call.
C. L. Salomon is repainting the in
terior of his store and otherwise ad
ding to its appearance.
W. H. Brock and sister, Miss Jackie
Brock, were in from the Bend to at
tend the masquerade ball Friday night.
C. T. Lillurd was down from his
ranch on Twelve mile last week and
reports stock doing well there this win-
F. M. Smith, the Paulina stockman,
was down from his ranch the first of
the week looking after business affairs
and vfsiting with friends.
Ovid Riley was in from Bend last
week to attend the meeting of the re
publican central committee, he being
tlie committeeman friro that precinct.
E. B. Knox, of Post, returned Sat
urday from Mitchell where he went
last week with his sister, Miss Lilly,
who will teach in the family of J. H.
Oakes,
At tlie masquerade last Friday night
the following persons were awarded
prizes: Warreu and Lulu Brown, best
waltzers; Johnny Luckey and Georgia
Hodges, best cake walkers.
. Ferd McCallister was up from Cul
ver the first of the week with a loid of :
bis perfect bacon, which finds a ready
market. The only trouble is there isi
not enough of it to supply thedemand
AVE, the road master, and WE, the
stock inspector, think that WE can
Attend to our offices as well as the high
official of the city can attend to twenty-one
games. That is what WE
think.
I). P. Adamson returned last week
from Portland, where he laid in a
stock of drugs and fixtures for his new
drag store. He will occupy a part of
the Smith building until he has his
new brick completed.
J. II. Gray sold 22 head of stock
horses and a yoeng stallion Monday
to J. W. Brady, of Taeoma. They
were a veiy good looking lot. The
stallion was not yet four years old and
tipped the scales at 1700. Not so bad
for bunch grass bied horses.
From present appearances the worst
of the winter is over as the rain and
now we have hod during the past
week or ten days has been something
wonderful. The snow is all gone from
the hilU and low mountains and the
grass is growing nicely on the hills
about town.
W. P. Vandervert came in from
Lava the first of the week and reports
eveiybody looking well in that section
and stock having wintered well. He
lias sufficiently recovered from his re
cent wound to be able to travel around
on crutches and will be as sound as
ever in a short time.
Samuel fringe and wife left here
Monday for their old home in New
Brunswick, Canniiii. They were ac
companied by Mrs. I. L. Ketihiim;
who will visit with relatives in Massa-
A. B. 8ealrs came in from Lainonta
Sunday for a visit with friends,
Born To tho wife of John F, Hogg,
Tuesday, Fobrnary 18, 1002, a boii.
W. A. Bell went over to Ashwood
the latter part of last week lo attend
to some legal matters.
Otis Cobb, of Sisters, came in on
Thursday's stage from Shaniko after a
brief business trip outside.
11. G. Kihbe was over front Hay
creek last week to attend the republi
can central oomuiittee meeting.
The Pritieville Dancing Club will
put on a little extra to their regular
Saturday night dance on the 22d.
Robert Demarii was down from the
sawmill on Mill oreek the first of the
week looking after business affairs.
John Hardin returned Monday from
an extended business trip to Heppuer
He reports that a very lively little
town.
S. J. Newso.n has offered to donate
a block of ground for a site for the
county High school if it should be
located here.
W. P. Keady came down from How
ard Monday and left the next day for
Portland to look after business matters
at that place.
Mrs. R. Booton left for Prineville on
Friday lust to see her brother Henry,
who recently had a surgical operation
performed. Grass Valley Journal.
Last week Frank Elkms had the
first load of lumber hauled onto the
Agency Plains, proper, for the con
struction of a house on his homestead.
The next meeting place of the North
west Woolgrowers' Association is Salt
Lake City. Hon. J. N. Williamson, of
this city, is chairman of tlie executive
committee.
J. I. West came in from Bend the
first of the week and remrts every
thing lovely out there. He says Ora
Poindexter was having a line time
with the fish.
The timber claim law will soon be a
thing of the past and those who want
to take advantage of it would better
get a move on themselves. There are
thousands of acres of good timlxT
north of here that has not lit'en lo
cated by the timber sharks and it will
be valuable some of these days.
During the smallpox scare business
of all kinds dropped off very percepti
bly, but since the disease has practi
cally disappeared people arecoming in
and transacting business as always.
By using ordinary precaution there
need be no further spread of the dis
ease. Vaccination and distinction
are the sure preventatives.
The fire laddies were out for a prac
tice drill with the new hook and lad
der truck Monday. It was the first
time they bad diilled with it and there
wag considerable awkwardness di
played the first trip, but the boys will
get there just the same. Prineville
! has one of the best volunteer fire de-
partments on the coast, considering
the amount of drilling.
George Turner was over from Griz
zly Friday on legal business. Ho in
formed the Jouknal that some person
or persons were in the habit of tying
tin cans to horses tails in that part of
the county and then turning them
loose in tne public highway where they j
inghten passing teams, the parties
guilty of such an offense should be
given the full penalty of the law and
no doubt, the next grand jury will be
asked to investigate the matter.
This part of the country may be
somewhat higher than other portions,
but we have a warmer atmosphere
than some that are lower. This fact
is evidenced by the information gained
from Knox Huston, who was down at
the Warm Spring ferry last week wheie
it snowed no less than two inches in
as many hours while here we had a
Wurzweiler &
Thomson.
CLEARANCE SALE.
Every Article in the House REDUCED
For the next 30 days we will Sac
rilice all of our Winter Goods
This is a bona fide REDUCTION SALE.
There will be no Reserve. Every piece of Winter Goods will be Reduced
SM0!(lMrKeClCCC'tC)
Every piece of Ladies' Underwear Reduced,
livery puir of Ladies' and Children' Wool Hoao
Reduced.
All of our Ladies' Skirt and Jackets Rcducod.
All of our Ladies and ChildriW Jersey Leggings
Rcducod.
All of our Ladies' Dressing SiirjucH Reduced.
Kvery pieco of Wool Dress floods Reduced.
All of our Roys' and Men's Clothing Reduced.
All of our Hoys' and Men's Underwear Reduced,
All of our Ladies' and Misses' Fascinator Reduced.
WUBZWE3LER 8 THOMSON.
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We Would Like
Vha farmers' Out fitters
To talk with yon about
Plows and Harrows . . .
You May be Surprised
If you have never lonketl
through our immense stork,
to know that we buy Plows
and Harrows in car load lots.
Vi'c will lie glad to quote you prices
on anything in the implement line,"
We carry the Genuine Oliver
Plow, Loth tint "Chilled" mid
'Steel" in both Walking, Sulkies,
and Gang
We have all tho Repairs for the
Oliver Plows, and quite a stock of
liepairs for other makes
OUR PRICES
Are as low as is conMstant with
legitimate business
We Carry in Stock
in
H . Either
Oliver Chilled Walking plows
Oliver Steel Walking plow
The James Olivet Sulky nlmv
Cast or Steel Uottoin
The New Department ian Plow
with either No. 21) or No. 10, Cast
Jioitom, iind in 12 and 1-f inch
Steel Rottom with third Hottoni
Attached
We have in Harrows
The
The
The
L-an Steel
Ioan Peg
Deere. Wood
Lever
Tooth
Framed
In the Disc Harrows
We have the Deere and
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Osborne
M'hcels all ready, With Tires on, that will make your old Hack as good as new-for a low Pric
flui-tta M iiito ii.. I Vzi T '
, , ..." """"""K,warm lain. It has been so all winter,
lor niioiit six iiimmIis. J he party will um i . .i i ,
... ... . , , , " bile to the south of us there wore
visit for a short time in frufur befure , , . ,
r. , heavy showers of snow we either hud
Martini; List. ., , , ,
. , i a gentle rain or only clouds.
AliS. Jl. .V. .Moore arrived on Tnes-I
day's stage from Coivallis and will re- Attention !
main h few days vishi.g with friends A dance will he given at the res!-
and looking after oi.ainess matter.. ' dcice of Mr. and Ml.Si w. p al
She informed the Journal that all of Cll,VBr 011 Friday, Feb 28. Basket
""'" ' X P-P'e at tl.e sniper, splendid floor and good innsie.
collie are geitmg nI..i,K nicely and Ti,kess 50c to those bringing baskets
..e making a name fm- themselves a. and 1 without. Stable room and feed
oil . rf..,K ti t- e,ty prowl. ; 3f) (jf Um
J. 1. Worm gives enlarged pictures Everybody invited and a good time in
forc.wii trude, made by leading artists. uid
I " i
Sunday morning a wonderful phe
nomenon was observed by a number of
our citizens. It was nothing more or
less than eruption of Mount Jeffer
son. i tien tirst seen from tho Jour
nal office spouts of smoke were com
ing out of the top at more or less reg
ular intervals, which would float oft' to
the north and alter a few seconds rest
it would spout forth again, often rising
vertically from the top of the moun
tain to the height of perhaps two or
three thousand feet. A number of
glasses were brought to bear on the
mountain and all those looking
through them unhesitatingly pro
claimed it smoke. The smoking was
observed for about two hours after
which the mountain became envel
oped in a haze that shut out the view.
At lirst the jets of smoke would come
at intervals of one or two minutes and
continue for about the same length of
time, but at the end of the observation
they were about fifteen minutes apart.
Jtdamson & Winnck Co.
Holts Wanted.
I want to buy about 200 head of
stock hogs. P n ties having hogs for
sale will please call on me at the farm
or address me at Culver, Oregon.
T. F. McCaixi6ti-.b,
Nothing succeeds like
Success
Is an old saying, nd is abundantly
proven by our constantly increasing
business.
We aim to hare in our Drug Stock
everything needed for the sick renin.
Our prescriptions are carefully ooni
peunded from the best, freshest
drugs and chemicals, in the must
sanitary manner, and at as low a
Price
as is eonistant with good business
principlas.
There are several
Ways
To do business, but 011I7 one right
wry. We do nut aim to make our
profits from una bustnmer, but by
selling to our oustomers ufteii.
When you
are near nur slnre, step in d
amine nur new stuck of Furniture,
Carpets, Mattinirs, Curtains, Wall
Paper, Jl.a.ks, Stationery, Musical
Instruments, Brushes, Comb,
Hooks and Camra Supplies, all at
Reasonable Prices
Jidamson dc Winnek Co