J. A. Newton of Mitchell wnt in
town Monday.
L. Allimrlmm made ft tup over
to Sisters tlie latter part of lust
week.
R. W. Osborn wa over from the
thriving eity of Mitchell the. first
of the week.
T. J. Hammer and wife, nml J.
Walker and wife, of Portland e.re
registered at one of the hotels in
this eity.
Holler A Phillips, the enterprising
painters, finished painting C. M. El
kins' house yesterday nl the build
ing presents a decided improved ap
pearance. The boys are first-class
slingers of the brush.
Km iik li'inm.y is fitting up the
building next to the Reception milium
and will open a tirst-olass restaurant
the Inner part of this week. He has
iiiade several changes in the building
and it presents a very much improved
appearance.
After many attempts and lookirif;
around over a lot of Rood timber, three
of the Minnesota people, went, away
without taking up a timber claim.
The timber is about all gun in the
west and those desiring claims should
Hi
Timber vrnlser'a sectional map
for Kale at thin cflliH). n
K. E. Jsimpson ieft on Monday's
blag for u nip t 'he vinley.
Dwelling houses in Prineville ale
scarce.
C. C. Hutchinson, of Bend,, was in
the eity the first of the wek.
Bet) ton Killin, n Portland attorney
was in the eity the lirst of the week.
Mrs. IMibs and daughtei, of Will
VKek were in town Sunday.
K. M. Duncan and wife, of Grat-s,
Valley, returned fiom their trip to tiie
mines lust week.
Will Wtuxweiler left Saturday for
Sinmiko, to attend to some business
at that place.
BOUN. On July 22nd, 1902 at
Alkali Flat, to ihe wile of. Mr.. Mack
Moss, a 12 pound boy.
Sunday School every Sunday, at 2
p m., at Post School House on New
tome cicek.
Yince Circle, foruiely of this county,
lint now of Dufur, and J. A, Waynine
and son of the same place, are in the
city on business.
C. H. Ludberg and Dertha Johnson,
oi Spokane proved up on their timber
claims in this city betoie A. 0. Palmer
on Monday.
Mrs. Naomi Salomou has been ap
pointed by the county court adminis
tratrix of the estate of the late C. L.
Salomon.
J. C. Oliver has sold his interest in
the Lakeviciv Hustler, to Chas. A.
Filch, and the pajie will be run here
after by tiie tii in of Mooie & Fitch.
iiulpu Joruan was in town, auiiuny i i,mi..ei eVrr since hiuI will not
from Beaver creek- He reports' bin-, iu)0tiler uip to the mimniams
. - . i i.i . .. i .. ... .1 I
ing to ue ill lint uiiiM'i mm a goou mupi olJ. ft
H oe'"S e. Tl1H League
Frank Stroud, of Haystack, was in
the city Sunday. He says thai a good
crop of hay is Oting put up in his sec
tion of tlie county.
Charles Slauborough, who has been
visiting iriends and lehitives in Poit
land for the past two weeks, returned
Sunday.
The brick, building; which, is being
built for Adamson's drug stole is item
ing completion.. It has been a lung
t;me in building on. account of iiiii
tsrial. being hard to get..
Chicken thieves stole, half, a. dozen
fat chickens from Mrs. Porter, the
gtl.4.' night. Mrs. Porter seen the
tjiieves, two nieii, but could uot tell!
who they were..
Members of the. Artisan lodgo will
I'ti.d the receipt books with Mrs. J..VV.
Jioone for t)ie present and all, desiring
tp pay their dues, can pay them to
her,
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Serins the
bizes
White Oak Shoes.
WALK OVERSHOES FOR MEN.
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All ,5 'All
XI 11
Widths
These Allocs ate tnaije of the very best
stock. The best is always the cheapest.
Kvc-rv pair warranted. Special atten-
a vail themselves of the opportunity at j t ion called to the hoys' unit youths
unee shoes made of this leatiier
Ora Poindexter returned Sunday, Wt tLTQ SOlC ag'ClltS fOJ
'from a fishing trip to Priugle falls.
He says the lish i.rc nor so plentiful
as tiny wed to he and he did not 1 av
very good success. He also saw a line
large hear and says be was within 50
yards of it and could of ei-s-ly killed
it from camp, but bad no gun. His
wife knowing his wciikncse would not
let him take one lor fear he would U'
hunting most of the time "d not
catch any li-h.' Ora has lieen kicking
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WURZWEILER
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The Bill-well Shoe.
rni'xcvllfil fur Mylo, durability nibl eotu
fort. The best of everything used in '.he'eon
H ruction of these shoes. Try it pa ir it ml yun
will buy only The 1UI.T WI'LL S110I.
'iHAKKIi IJARKKI) WIRE.
ik I MUlViSUN.
G0RML1
TAILOR.
. . TO Till' . .
t'U.NSI'MKUS
ineetin;; which was
held at (Jlazj's hall Monil'iy night,
for the purpose of seeing if tlin busi
ness men were willing to have a fair
and race meeting this f ill, did not do
any. important business. Tiny were
in favor of having, a fair and rate
meeting sometime this- fail. They
also vjded to have a series of base bull
games at the same time. A loiniu t
tee was iiiinoiuted. to cauva.-s the
J
j oivin it.
, Charles L. Snlniiioii wa hum in
(in.-wohl, Poiniiioni Co. (ierni.my.
' 'J.:l. V.hh. U'4-l.. lis miiik to Anieiii-a
' at about tl.a age of 31 yeals. IVgno
woikin Illinois, and. froai there wnX
j hither west, bavini; been, iti swei.il
idiilurent northern slat"". He Iveame
I a re-ident of Crook county, Oregon,
BARBED
WIRE . .
Do You Knov
WAUKEGAN
Barbed Wire
(', :
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.!,,tw'-,
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Runs rrwe feet to ttta potin l than any oth.-r Burbcd Wirt on earth,
is c.iiial in strength to tlte Mrummwr
county and fee what the people were in PU!'-
willing, to dy townrils assisting il.j He was married to Miss S.n.nii
They then adjourned to meet again j Unity,. Sov. 13,. ti'Mi. Tlie ohh st
next Monday night, Aug. 4;h.. Let child, a on, di'-d at the nge of si.t j SH,Ktti uv ,i m length, 4-point regular, 2H0 potimh
everbodv turn out and help the cause t years. Ihuwite and lour Hiiughtei ;
along, and make th meeting the J sin vive
1
most successful ever held in this
county.
Last Friday night while one of our
citizens was enjoying a quint snooze
in front of Champ Smith's resort,
some of the, boys seeing him, thought
it would be a good time to blow him
out of existence, and proceeded to gtt
Mr, I, VV. Witrd and daughter lorn, j large bomb, one that had been left
desire to thank tlie people and friends over front the fouith of July. Stealing
oi this vicinity for their kindnes, aid up on him they put it where it cotiiii
a.ud. sympathy di.r,ug their time of , d0 the iuo.-t good, and then after
. bereavement., lighting it made a sneak for
.Mm.tieiger found a solid geld ring ! the alley and waited for the fun to
in bis chicken an the other day. ! commence. When that bombe;pl ded
The wife
' him, to tin i 1 1 ii his sudden and
tragic death.
The funeial wrviees were held dt
!tha M. K Church, July 24, at 2 p. in.
Hev. Kd Baker, of Arlingtou, assisted
by thii pa.-tor omcnting.
Many were the tributes of respect i
paid to his memory. Not the least of I
lnch was thatof .I.Oeign's, Mr.Salo-
niim being t'.iu only, member besides '
himself, of the Sons of Hermann.
Mr. (ieiger placed an mch on th
briilgo over which the funeral passed
and draped his building in mourning,
in honor of his late lamented brother
Lenefh to one pound, 2-mint regular, PI.85 feet; 4-poinb regular, 1S.2U feel ;
4-poiill. tegular, -10
pounds.
Yum are not so much interested in the price )er pound as the actual cos,
per rod or mile.
Figure fur yourselves, then commit our nearest agent. This-will result in
vour buving the WAUKEGAN.
'WAUECEGAN BARBED WIRE
Mr. iieii;er Says if the owner, will, call
:i,nd explain iiovv. it c;iie to he hi his
ciop, he, caii.hi.iVe the ring..
Andrew Mor,-on: was over from Griz
zly, Friday, to uttend.thp, fiuieral.ol C.
1(. Salvm.ou and inhumed our reporter
ijiat.be had about a1! of. his hay. c rop
the gentlemen must of been dreaming
of capturing Tracey. He sa.led up in
the air about ten leet anil when he
got through. hunting for broken bones
and found none he was- on tlie war
path with. blood in his eye,, but the
la ys had conuluded.it was time to go
Louisa J. Yancey was horn in Nov
ada, Oct. 4, 1807, and died from con
gestion of the stomach and txiwel;
and internal hemotrliag, July 22.
about 1 p. in.
In 18), with the family, the d.
ceased cuine to Oregon, smf was mar
tin and that it wasa.fairlv eood. yield. Hul"e wnw'e ll,H1 uw 'n" running rii.st,to isaac W. Maril, .Ian. otli, JhHi.
I until.
' bridal
'1 he trouble with Bert Bay. tie sup-
oiis.l .1 il net ii ill mm r'.eret' v. mi Is ihiu'
. , . , , r i 1 town half an hour later, the. marshal
if. l iiuyii iti iy-igui! noiu.-(;vaoiv
tor trial, is tiist.be is. charged, with
muting. the wrong IVmiey,
the-y reached. Crooked rivei daughter was Ikjiii to them, whom
When they showed, up in j witit tiie husband, lather, mother, four
WAUKEGAN CHIEF.
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.SOLD ONLY I)Y
Eikins & KSngf
AUKNTH,
l'UINLVILLK,
OUKfjoN.
' arrest but tinned. him loose after he
I promised to show, up in the morning.
. . .. . I .. . .1 . I : . .1. .. 1 : I
A,.er u .x ... oiueiM m tne umu- j ()ur gl.d allvll Mli cwM ott by
p.K.,nu. without eveu liu frieudly , thv cmwll ,mrl
h,sh olA.tM.lbel-W4re. fence to shelter , of tC jke refwel t(J prosecute him.
!Uw.U.t!w.'. N i. - camp.iu. the' Wc udviw) lim t ,id ,, more
...Hvo..of Aibi.uy '1'uesday.monung,, seducell ril Ul whic,, to lul(e ftl)u).
w., womkfnily.. f.irned. their.loUtei-j u lh,u ll)e ,Ullu wlip Uinutw
:)l,,,-d,r.ve.-..oteA!Uices homeward.. I , lim0 m,,.f M. white's place
Yfisry Poindexl.itf has, Uiiiu busy, the j thought lVacuy was in .to'vli mid al-jList.wi-i:k,jti,.ittiug.out
some ca;-d i most broke, bis nick, io bunting a
(M!ii .a,dveiti-)enieii,'s.of pictures a.ud'- plucii.oliafety., lid. H. who was also
Iji'i.i'.ed iiutte, sUi,iu:iiig..th ilill'erenl ivjig n nap in . the saloon, was
-.irw of luv line int'-l.biul'ling. They j v,,, v i,usy in finding iwafe place under
sbo.gJ,d t.-4'.vaiid.lVi.ry.ii.jiie will HCilrJ table.. The buys. say. it was
ivivts mejn iia.oied,an.d send. them, to j , n t,e i ,sk o sej ylng out two or
il lliejit lr'.'.-J- in .th state, so . that t,1H. ,H).M ju jil to have seen the. e)i-
peiylc -J:o ')e ot)m.:tig: Ui,.li. can ptvum of ouprise aod fri.'bi.thnj
-i4vthe..c
.niuvi ki..ow.. that I1'e.y will
brothers and live sisters are living.
Mrs. Ward was converted under
Brother Bailey's ministry and Feb.
1(1, 181)5, united with the Prineville
Baptist, Church, of which she was a
consistent and faithful member till
Imr death.
II. i 11. ..IHMM'l.tHI .lW'.li .'.'I IH
The following schedule of the de- J
paiture of malls from tlie otlice M
this place will be of interest to all our
subscribers. Silver Luke, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday 8: a. m.
Haystack, Monday, Wednesday, Fri- J
duv, 9:45, or after the arrival of mail ,
from Shiiuiko. Mitchell,. Monday, j
Wednesday, I'liday, 7 a. ilk. Hums, I
Monday, Thursday,-A' a. in. t?itcn, J
Meuihiv. Wednsdav. Fiidav. H a. ni. i
! I'ice, Monday Thnr-ilav, " a. io. !
ju .Smuiikw
mat or hud on his (nets, be did look, us slmuiko arrives 9 !j u.
Write for prices. We are the lowest.
Wall. Paper Arithmetic.
ADDITION:
The new styles' of Wall Paper just ret'cived, alao the
sum you add to your wiving by buying of tin.
ijUIJTRACTIOX:
The amount wc (trc deducting fromofher deulers priced
MULTIPLICATION:
The cuBtouier tells her friendu that nlie lum discovered
the Economical jiluce to buy Wall Paper, her fiietidii
become our cuetoniers.
DIVISION:
Our profitH are cut in two, that we may have more
trade than before.
Do you want Wall Paper on the profit-charing plan?
D. P .ADAMSON'S Druj Store is the Place.
ffii)J'.'SiWhp py iw-
I if lu; liid,,feU.iM..a.,flAtv.brfv-l,. leave J 41. 'iu.