I Xocal JJfention. jjj'
John' Combs went to Waaco county
last week to attend to business mat-
&
Wulter Knox came down from Post
Saturday on business.
Dvo Adainson is building a new
Ivooddied on his property in Smith's
Addition. ,:
F. S. Hofl'miin, a prominent Culvei-
ite, was a business visitor in the city
Inst Saturday.
N. F. MoCoin was in from Culver
Friday and added his name to our
growing Fet of subscribers. .
Work has been resumed ou Mrs.
Hueie Slayton's building and it will be
pushed to nn early completion
We received a communication from
Lamonta too late for insertion in this
issue which will appear next wees.
J. G. Julian was over from his stock
ranch on Squaw creek last week and
reports stock having wintered in fine
shape.
Z. M. Brown arrived on Tuesday's
stage from Portland. He reports it
raining down there and very disagree
able weather,
Messrs. Wunweiler and Thomson
returned Saturday from a business trip
to Portland. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Thomson and Dr. Y.
Gesner.
If our friends con spare a few dol
lars on subscription, it will be appre
ciated; not that we need money our
selves, but there are others who do, so
they tell us.
Cou't fail to attend the rabbit drive
hext Sunday in the Ryegrass country.
Let us get rid of as many of these
pests as possible and have a little fun
while doing so.
J. II. Henkle was over from bis farm
on Willow creek the first of the week
attending to business in the justices
court. He paid this otlice a pleasant
call while in the city.
Ward Lanison, who has been teach
ing for several years in this county,
lelt for Sheridan, Oiegon, Tuesday,
where he will accept a position in a
general merchandise store.
Andrew Morrow was over from Griz
zly Monday attending the Smith-Hen-
kle tiial and reports stock looking
well in that vicinity. He is heartily
In lavor of a county organization of
stock owners.
W. E. Claypool was over from Sif
ters hist Friday attending to business
matters. He was accompanied by
Hiss Jessie Andrews who will take
charge of the Culver school for the
remainder of the term,
Sunday Port'and had a $91,000 file
on the water front. It destroyed the
V. S. mills and a lot of other build
ings. After six hours of hard fighting
the firemen had the fire under con
trol. Theie was no loss of life.
Ferd McCallister finished hauling
in the last of his lirst batch of bacon
last week. It was all delivered to
Wutzweiler & Thomson, who have
ttored it in their new warehouse and
it is a fine sight to look upon.
Walter Ruble and sister were visit
ors over Sunday from Culver. Waltei
informed our agiieullural editor that
fanning was in full swing in that sec
tion of the county and that there Will
l.e a iarge acreage sown this season.
Hro! her Liggett is moving, or his
building is, which is about the same
thing. Frank Elkins is going to in
ttall his blacksmith shop on the land
adjoining the Con e;t stables and at
the Review oliiee encroached a little
on the lot it had to be moved.
A, new dancing club , has been or
ganized in town and the consequences
Terry Read, tho Culver hotel man
was a visitor in tho city tho Hist of
the week.
Since we received our new job pioss
we have been busy tiding orders for
job work.
Mrs, M. A. Moore left on Monday's
stage for her home in Corvallis after a
brief business visit in this city.
Charles A. McKimion came down
from Camp creek last week and is BO'
jutirning in town for a few days.
Tan Puett, Mug Puett and 8. 0
Morelield came over from our neigh
boring city of Mitchell Saturday.
incK isreese was (town lrom his farm
on Combs' Flat the first of the week
and psid this office a pleasant call.
I). . Harnett came in from Hay
stack Tuesday and reports everybody
busy plowing iu that part of the coun
ty.
J. Harcrow, II. E. Ghuier, R. Jor
dan and H.Seehale were over from Sis
ters Friday attending to hind matters
at the clerk's otlice.' ,
J. E. Newbill wa over from Griizly
Friday and made this otlice a pleasant
call. He reports farming operations
under way in that vicinity.
F. M. Loveland, of Culver, was a
business visitor iu the city the first of
the week. He reports a largo aoreniie
of grain being sown iu that section of
the county.
The genial countenance of Uncle
Billy Quinn was noticed on the streets
of our quiet little city Monday. He
was accompanied by his nephew, Al
Thomas, of Dufur.
J. B. Cornett, a prominent stockman
of Shedd, Linn county, arrived on
Wednesday's stage. Mr. Cornett alto
owns a fine stock ranch iu Summit
prairie. Mitchell 'ews.
Last week we tinned out a lot of
posters for the rabbit exterminators of
Ryegrass, who will make a grand drive
next Sunday. It promises to be u very
exciting event if the weather is linn.
W. J. Schmidt came down from
Summit Prairie vesteidav. He in
forms us that he is feeding lOJ head
of choice beef cattle this winter whc.i
are in excellent condition for the
pring market. Mitchell Sews.
A. J. Bennett, "The Old Observer. '
paid this oflice a pleasant call Tues
day. He is representing the Ameri
can Shepherds' Bulletin, of Boston,
and incidentally writing up the re
sources of this great stock range.
C. B. Allen and family came iu from
Lava lust Sunday and were laying in
a load of supplies and visiting with
friends the first of the week. Mr. Al
len is one of the line chicken fanciers
of this county and has a nice lot of
blooded Plymouth Rock'.
C. W. Parrish,a pioininent incmbei
of the legal fraternity of Burns, stop
ped over a few' days the first of the
week on account .of there being no
conveyance on the Burns end of the
stage line. He was returning from
Salem where he had charge of a case
befoie'the supreme court.
We havi been requested by the mai-
shal to state that all persons will be
required to elemi up all alleys and
back yards on their premises and to
put in good repair ail sidewalks abut
ting on their property, in this city or
the same will be done by the marshal
at their expense. This is ordend at
the instance of the board of health
and committee on streets,
Wurz
&-Thoinson.
weiler
CLEARANCE SALE.
Every Article in the House REDUCED
For the next 30 days we will Sac
rifice all of our Winter Good
This is a bona fide .REDUCTION SALE.
There will be no Reserve. Every piece of Winter Goods will be ftodiiml
Every piece of Lndiea' Umlerwcnr Reduced.
Every pair of Ladies' and Cliildri'tis' Wool Ifoso
Reduced.
All of our Ladies' Skirts and Jackets Reduced.
All of our Ladies and Children' Jersey Legging"
Reduced,
All of our LitdioH' DnwiiiKfuiiucs Reduced,
Every pieco of Wool Ilres Goods' ItediiiTil.
All of our Roys' and Men's Clothing Reduced.
All of our Hoys' and Men's Umlerweur Reduced.
All of our Liidica'and Mismu' Fiiscinutnri Redu I
WURZWEILER & THOMSON.
ELKENS'S KING
SHEEP MEM slioul.1 iimpM our
stock of Tents before "Lnmbing."
WE HAVE WEDGE TENTS
mm
WE HAVE WALL TENTS i
the popular sizes
ELKINS & KING
On account of the great demand for Coy.
ote Traps we have, had trouble to keep up
our stockbut we are now getting in a full
assortment, and will be uble to lill ull order.
iu a few davx.
all
3 in ah
F
Spring
Singh
Spring
j The above is the style of No. 0 and 1 1-
EctWe
Our prices are as low as tliofo
be sold for.
We alno carry wagon covers,
see them.
goods can '
Call and
ELKINS & KING.
:pruig
Spring
The above is the style of No. II, .' and 4.
ntlCES AKE THE LOWEST.
ELKINS & KINO.
Stockmen, Attention.
Order of Washington,
A subordinate union ol thin order
wa iiititu!cj in ISclkiuip'n hall Jlon-
i; that ni riitunliiy night tlun; will ! day night, Feb. 2Jtli, by Ueiuty Fu-
lircine Organizer t'upt. Jay Leon
ard, with twenty-live charier member
cooiprifiiiK many of the leading buni-
e two o.ioce-', one at (inie's Imll und
ll.e oilu-r iiitaira ovr the new brick
More, 'l'lie new club orgiiiiizi'd Jiou-
ilny night with 22 nienibers and will j "efa men ol thin city Mr. Williain
(:ive Iree opening ilanee .Saturday Boegli, county school xii)i'riiileii(lent,
wa elected pieaiilent and W. T.Fogle,
I editor of the Joimisai,, vice prehident.
liia'.it.
All the Htookinen in thin county
liotild attcuil the orgiini.ation of the
The order is h-ving a rapid growth
lock Ksonciaiion on March H. It is throughout the entire Pacific coant.
(r'lnething that him been needed for j Uei"t' A. C. riiy, now in Moro, will
yi ari in Ihir county and would have j im-'itute a ftrong union in that city
prevented m good deal of bad blood during" the nresent week, llppnty
between the shrcii and cattle men of I Leonard mrHwei to orgniiize at ly-
llii neetioii.as there in plenty of range stack in the near future. Thin order
in inn county for all the tock in n ! patriotic, (mleniui and henefiuiul
Without croirdiuj. Jwanuiaitwn.
Notice is hereby given that thero
will be a meeting of the dtockmrn of
Crook county on Saturday, March H,
in the city of Prineville for the pur
p me of orniiizinK the Crook County
ritooknipn' Ao?iuiion. All peinoim
inteicKted are requeKtMi f la pnwent,
Cattle men as well a Khei-p men are
ii.fieieiit 'd in thin nuttier. Thofe de
airing permiu on the Cascade forent
r verved nre vi'.ally intercKted.
Signed: C. Ham Smith, J. 0. Julian,
K. H. Sparks, T. II. Lafollett, Win. C.
Wills ;b. K, McDowell, Chas. Lis
ter, K. T. Hlayton, M. C. Nye
Advertisement. ,
WE uiny have been the defendant
in a dniioige suit, HUT We nevei did
borrow nioiiev to avoid a criminal
prosecution; WK have nerved in a- j
noun oft'c:al capanUiea and WE are I
now fulllilling tbediilien of stock in
Hpector for Cnaik county without le
niiineralioii, BUT We never did as
pire to l lie poeition of CinaNir of the
I'rineville iiiiineum whonn duty it in to
arrange the bedraggled feathern of and
publicly air the "Milled" ornithological
specimens. WE never was conductor
of a two-wheeled vehicle in Ol.'K liven.
Hubicribe tor the JuvtOiAU
if IV
It fJ "xM
, The above is a very good likeness of our solid Oak Center
Table, that we are selling at $2.90.
ADAMS0N & WINNER CO.
Incorporated