Xoial Ttfeniion,
s S. V. McCoin was a business visitor
Jrolii Culver last Saturday,
Andrew Mllrniw was over from his
luVp ranch the Brat ( the week.
Second-hand bicycle tor unite cheap
at this olHce.. Klther Ideal or Kaiii
ti'r. J. K. Roberts was down from Alkali
i'lnt- Tuesday tu net tho latest reports
trom tin- election.
A. D. Lnwery was down trom How
ard tumliiy taking m the city and
vi-iling with IrieniU.
A. Ii. Scales and Jay F. Stroud were
tivir from Latuontii Monday morning,
tilt went home in lime to vote.
H. M. Street was over Iroiu hie
ranch on Squaw creek the latter part
of last week.
J. T. Caldwell, of Shaitiko, was do
ing business in the city the latter part
til last week.
Claude Harvey lia gone to Howard
where he will hnve charge of a pack
train for Yui.-li Drothers' sheep camp
Joseph Davin and J. H. Dclore were
business visitor from the neighbor
hood of Supine hut week.
J, A. Kayl and wife were down from
their farm on I'pper Crooked river und
spent Sunday in the city.
Perry Keadj the well known hotol
hiiin of Culver, doing business in
the city last week.
G; H. Russell, the Tacoma horse
buyer, is in town looking After bis
hum hold interests in this section.
C. B and Warren Hearing were iu
froth Sisters the tirst of the week after
supplies.
J. D. Gibson and wife were in from
their farm on Squaw creek Sunday
enjoying city life lor the day.
j. W. Boone hits made some iim
proveuienta ruin ill his premises by
adding a new picket fence.
Monday morning the town filled tip
pretiy early with people Who came to
vote and to see olliem vote.
W. H. Foster, of Sisters, has been
stopping in town for some time past.
We shouldn't wonder it there is some
attraction here.
T. B. Tucker was in from Haystack
last week looking alter various mat
ters and incidentally laying it) a few
iitedcd supplies.
K. J., Will, Frank and Jack Barrett,
prominent farmers and business men
of Albany and vicinity, were in the
city last week in qiust of timber land.
A. V. Gibson, li H. and H. G.
Caldwell were dou from Ijiva last
week baiking after business mutters
and luring in supplies.
John Hill, of Dallas, Oregon, was
registered at one of the leading lintels
tjuutUy. Presumably looking for tim
ber laud.
II. J. Healy and family were in
town Tuesday layhig in supplies for
the summer and getting te latest
election returns.
W. H' Peck was among the many
Culveriles that were in town Tuesday
to get the latest rt turns from the state
vieciion.
Ueurge Milligan was down from his
ranch at .Hear creek butts Tuesday
getting his nniil and receiving
thei
Utesl intelligence frum the election
Frank (!iilit, who has been stopping
in town for the pastern months,
left the first of the week lor The Dalles
whete lie will reside in the future.
'Boh" Smith was bury several days
list week painting the town red that
... . iijunjuis aim tuey presetn
.An itinerant sign winter hits come
to tiHvik anil is dwuirtmg the windows
and d.4s ol our business bvusos right
and lei:.
Now lwt the election is urer w
i!i;y liov that something else "jl be
lnLkcit nl alt c Ihe pHum-binf uiu
tliIVS till VIS. pdsS- ii.
Vtm't fotet that Well Belk has
kwu appuimeil a C. S. CominKsionei
nod is pj'-p.utd to. tak ml kinds of
filing- on Li:ui.
5 CuWmii, D. 0. Dirwrnli, W- K.
Slater iin, i u. B. Taylor, of Spokane,
ic iu li,e erry the first of the ween
toi.king suit the prospect fur titubur
"Vakwiw" In) joined! tho fmpnlkr
buijoiMV in i.l bus gone to the timlwr
if.r is vliiiui.. Wv kope jj tua-y be
tttiMiJMl i.u gel ting a good, wue.
iKlliS Jikf "Juica); (,.
Wiiv'V lllifcl t sAinfc lt Wrllowu 111,11,
i'L'St fie'l. ft nt tli Ktk unci m-wimt
mi livb.-s
8tiii .it. f tlr,is vulTeyfc i,i
Boid,;.. wow a nu m tUU pnut mo,, ;
Utit. . tliv iil seatv ui the iust-uja jjy ;
VV 4V A!I Mi" VMM- j
Alex Smith nnd George Stevens'
u-um niy ln,ll Kilfttr lllllllllt IfWllf. '
inn a ter busim ss matters and getting
ahe latest electi n roturns.
,1. G. Julian returned Irotii ti c out
sii't) Monday and looks as well as ever.
Mrs. Susie Sla y ton liaa had her
window ihcira'id with u line ii;n
which is iu keeping with the line stock
of mi linery she has on display.
T. M. Baldwin lelt for Portland on
Monday's stage nnd will take in the
sights in the metropolis for it few days.
Don't forget ihestock growers meet,
ins on June 7, rb matters of import
ance will come up for consideration.
Dr. M. II. Taylor and wife of Grass
Valley, were, in town Monday looking
after titnlier business.
Pease Mays' ad was received too
late (or change in this issue. They
will have a wool growers special sale
for three days beginning Juno 12th.
There will lm a picnic on McKay
creek next Sund ly, to which ell areb'.
vit h.I who will bring lunch. Gulli
fords grove. x
A match game of huso ball will b
played between the Pi'iie.ille and
Culver niiiei on the giiitinds at Culver
on July 4. This wi'l be one of the
events of the day. The loya of the
Piineville nine are practicing and it
will take some gcaxl playing to defeat
them.
Keely Messinger was tip from his
home on Lower Crooked river the first
of the week. He has been laid up for
nine time but is looking some better
at present.
C. B. Don was over from bis sheep
camp last week after supplies. Mr
Don is one of the prominent republi
cans of Ashwood precinct and was for
years identified with politics in Wasco
county.
There is little doubt but that there
are lazy aoplH throughout the state,
in fact there may lie a few in l'rioe
ville, but over in Arlington they hate
a P IS Lazier, ilceoidilig til the Hi
cord. I. Michel inis purchased I he interns!
of 0. M. Kisser in the Bee Hive and
is again sole Owner of that popular
store. Mr. Michel hits built up a pnis
perous business since Coining Here a
tittle over a year ago.
Leo Cohen, One uf Hie leading mer
chants of Albany, was ;n tut city th
tirst of the week on his retinil front
the mountains where he. ,hlc:itcd a
timber claim. He paid this o!iieu a
pleasant call while here.
Dun McDowell and M. if. Tracy,
two Albany friends of this family tie
ccssity; were in the city the lirt ol
the week on their return tr nit the
pine woods of the Upper Di-schotes.
Mrs. C. I. Winnek will start Thins
day for Portland where she goes to
attend the grand lodge (). JO. 3. us
delegate. From tnere sho v. ill go to
Ashland as a delegate to the state con
vention of the Christian Kudeavor.
Prof. Orton and Miss Grace Belknap
have been re-elected to their posit
ions in the Pi ineville public school.
The other positions have not yet been
tilled, but will no doubt be as soon as
the lioard meets.
P. B. Dunk has purchased the Si
Hialgea feed yard and says that he will
always have a supply of "alpaca" buy
and plenty of water for the horses of
the wayfaring man. Park is well
known in this county us a dispenser
of horse fate and we bespeak for him
a liberal patronage from the traveling
public.
Prof. Orton went to the Deschutes
fishing last week ami from the joyful
way is which be talks one would
naturally suppose lie caught a fish
perhaps several. The Prof and fami
ly will cross the mountains as soon as
tnn roails get in shs e -ml visit awhile
i(l Eug(me uther vlKy poitl(
Hon. VV. Lair Hill, well known
in this city, recently won a caw in
Central America involving neurit
MOO.OOO, in which the attorney's
fi e was $iX),(XK). He in noi resi
ding in Oakland, California, nnd
njiy!i a largo practice. Lantern.
A letter fttiin Otwge Miller to his
rclaii.e, at LamtMita conveys the
sad intelligence that hie wife (mil
baby daughter were blown to pieces
in a powder mill explosion it .Shas
ta cnonty California. ,HiH retnain
i'i chiWren were feii msly injured.
He was blown over sixty fe't. Imt
e-eaped sKrimis injirrv by a ntir
acie. Mr. Millerjand bis family
resided near Ianionta, about four
yeairH ago aB'l is well kmwn to
many of the early Hutth'rs in that
part ol the county.
lLssilutlon Notice
Notice is hereby given that the firm
' f Mu'hel' it Risser known as the Bee
Hit Kt this day dissolved by iu usual
eonsenli. O. M. Kiaer refiling, i.
Michel collecting all bills and paying
iJeu-u s oL th late firm
0". M. lilJSER.
ilMdCltfcfc..
If T
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mi sf'"s
WALK
All
White Oak Ste.
These Shoes are nuidc of the very best
stock. The, best is always the cheapest.
Kvery pair warranted. Special atten
tion called to the buys1 and youths'
shoes made of this leather.
We are sole agents for
WURZWEILER
GHORMLEY
tailoRi
t-ixht Uratlc, iiiul Kxuiiiluatiotia.
Notice is hereby given that thb
county kuperitifetiilt ft of Cibok
couiity will hold examinations of
npplhtal.ts fur public sclulol iliplo
nias at 1'rinctillc, Oit'Ooh; lis fbi
Intvs: Conlrticncitijj Wellnesdayi jiiiie
11, 1H02, iit nVlot'k u. id., itiid
continue three days.
Wednesday Written arithmetic,
r,ellin, physiology.
Thursday Menial iirilhirislic.
nad.ng, writiu;; and civil govctn
menl. Friday I,angtta;:e, history and
geography.
U'll.MAM lillK' l.t, i
County School Supt.
Savs Two. i'Yo.u iioath.
"Our little daughter hud an almost
fatal atiack of whooping cough and
liionchitis," write Mrs. W. K. Havil
and, of Ariiuink, X. V., "Hot, when all
other remedies failed, we saved her
life by Dr. King's New Discovery.
Ii'ir niece, who had Consumption iu
.iu advanced stage, also used this
nnmlerlul medicine and to-diiy she is
perfe.jtl.v well." Desperate thruath and
lung disi-ase yield to Dr. King's Xew
l)is"nery as to no other luediciu on
enrth. infallible for Coughs and Colds.
.',0c and ifl.lHi bottles gua anted bv
Ailaiiisoii iit Winnek Co. Trial bottle
Iree.
liet a free sample of Chamberlain's
.Stomach and Liver Tablets at any
drug store. They are easie' to take
and more pleasant in effect than pills.
Then their use is not followed by con
stipation as is often the case with pills.
Regular size, 2jc. per box.
A Terrible Explosion.
"Of a gasoline stove burned a lady
heie frightfully," writes X. K. Palmer,
of KVrkmaii, la. "The best doctor
couldn't heal the running sore that
lolLowed, but Uiicken's Arnica Salve
entirely cured her.' Infallible (or
Cuts, Corns, Sores, (toils, Praises, Skin
I linen sin and Piles. 'l.K ut Adaiusou
ti Winnek Co.
Around the Capital.
Wn will sHii.l the vshie uf olis it.llar suit
in es!iti it. id; in bonkirt. cintniiiitii? rivsnty
hsvu hii sti't ink itiot".r:ilt!ct'ii sk.'tciiin tif
Wa.liinbai life by mail tor ten emu cnsli
.r stunijis.) iiietiu V'k'ti.ria knihuid Htr
.bs'iu Tuui.isl for similar srtliitic tvurk in
IsjD'I'.Ii. (Vi.ur alitor lias sui)i)e uf thi.j
.NL'TSUK1,(, ITKf.lSHIM; CIIVIPA.W.
10.'.:i 'fliird Ave-, .New Vurk,
Mliinxles I'or Kule.
I have for sale at my shingle mill
on McKay creek HXi.lWO shingles and
will manufacture over 4110,000 more
during the season. All from the
'ihoiirst tiinlicf. Price, at tlie mill
diillt mA m Pi ineville 2.J0.
J,.. l,limt:u.
THE 1992
OVER 5H0E5 FOR MEN.
All
Widths
m
.it.
. . TO TIIK . .
COXSPMEILS
BARBED
WIRE . .
Do Ypu Know
WAUKEQAN
Barb2d Wire
rtiiH..rnrelyt jn. Uie po-.ind than any other Birh-d Wirt on unrlh,
ShjijsSqtiai In strtfnirth to tho 5tran?C!it?
Length lo one builnd, i aiint regular, 1S.85 feet; 4-point regular, lti.20 feet ;
weight, one mile iu length, i point regular, 2su pounds; 4-xiiiit re;ulnr, 2t
pounds.
You arc not so much interested in the price r pound as the actual ciwt
per nsl or mile.
Figure for yourselves, then consult our nearest agent. This will result in
your buying the WAUKEGAN.
WAHKEGAN BARBED WiKE
fMm-. Elfins S King,
WAUKEGAN CHIEF.
Wall Paper
ADDITION:
The new Htyle? of Wall
Htiru you add to your savings by Imving of us.
SUUTIUCTION:
The amount we are deducting from other dealers prices
JU L I J PLICA HON:
The customer tell her friends that she has discovered
the economical place to buy Wall Paper, her fttenda
Ixx'oniK our customers.
DIVISION':
Our profits are cut in two,
trade, than before
Do you want Wall Paper
v. r. AAiB3UA o mug
Thj Bili-w;!l Sh
Vnexcclled for style, ditriili'lity unit com
fort. The best of everything Used in lliconu
Hiuctiun of these show. Try a pair nnd ymi
will buy only The Hll.T WKU, SHDlC.
lUKER BAUHKI) WIRK.
r& THOMSON.
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aY - iv. .tz-rfA
'She?
.ISOLD ONLY JIY
A0KXT8,
PHIXKVlt.LE, - . OKKUON.
Write for prices, We Hre the lowest.
jfritAmetic.
Taper just received, also the
that we mav have more
on the profit-sharing plan?
jicre is tnc riace. i
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