I Xocai V7ftntion, g
Urant Maya is in (rum hit ranch at
'Crook county, Dallea Chronicle.
C)u. Cotter, of Bend, was Prine
ville visitor Friday.- , ;'
M. L. Brown, a prommentatockman
of Paulina, waa iu tlx ci'y Friday,
Win. Vandervert, of Lava, waa iu
ti e city the tint of the week.
Win. Btaats and (on, of Bend, were
Mt the city one day last week.
Pi of. Boegli it having a dwelling
liouae erected near the school house
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B. C. Cady returned Sunday from a
trio to the timber where he weut to
locate some timber claims.
Al Coleman, a former barber of this
llaoe, ia iu the city . reuewiug old ae-
quaiutancetv i
W. 8. Paul, ol Albany, has been in
rnneville for the past week trying to
'buy a few good horse.
Mrs. Win. Staata and Mrs. Bener,
of Bend, were Prineville visitors the
fore part of the week.
Tom Wi-tkint, the timber oruiser
Sot Dorgau Co., wa in the eity the
'latter part of last week.
Joa. Street, from tip Crooked river
'way, was a Priueville visiter the latter
part of last week.
Chatlea Christiani, formerly of this
office, is now taking a course of studies
at the High school of this place.
Clias. Graven, county surveyor, left
Monday inorniilg to commence the
survey on the McDowell road below
town. ' ' y '
Samuel Rush, of Lamonta, has been
in the city for the pist week looking
alter business interests here aud visit
ing fiiemhC ' , .
Mrs. Mina Vilmarth, who has been
visiting relatives aittl friends here for
ane past moutii, left Monday nioming
-for her home iu Burns. '
A M. Drake, of Bend, passed through
the city Friday ou his way to Portland
where he goes to look alter some busi
jiess at that place. f
Miss Uda Stewart left on Monday's
.stage lor Corvallie, where she goes to
niiu-r the Oregon Agricultural College
iur the winter. . .
Alias Etiie Crooks arrived in the city
yesterday iroiu her home at Priueville
51 ml will visit with kirn. J. M. t'llloon.
DalleB Chronicle.
D. A. Kniley and wife, of Bosiai.d,
nere in Hie cify the first of the week
making final prool ou, their tnubei
claims.
K. N. Gillam left for the Willamette
tliis week alter his brother, C. H. Uil
lam, who will become a resident ol
; this county. .,..'-
Win. H. Brock, the tiinber cruiser
-jf Bend, has been iu i'riiievilU lor
several 'days looking after business in
Jiis hue.
Uick Vandervert, proprietoi of the
Prineville-Silver Ln ke, stage line, wna
e en ti- the streets of Prineville the
iiis't ol the week. . ' ','.' 1
Dr. ivoseniieig is rept.rted a being
.-iii,uiy ill.' Tiie Journal with'Wiiy
ineuds ol the doJioi- liope that he ail'
douii t a'llc to'.gel. around agniu. "
S. C. .ia'liune, lormerly business
manager ol the l'inindealer at liose
liurg,' piiiU this utiiue a pleasant call
on 'lii'oiHiiiV. , - i' ..
v . A. uoulli, our county jude, re
turned Hie latter part of hist -week
limn Cali.rtrii'a where he had to
i.in-iiil tne Uie-nckiiess of Mr. Kfiller,
mo ilml a stiinc nine ago.. '
1). i. s-til.-i, eilinir of the Kclic. has
licco "aliiiii.il"' fur liie pant tteel; look-
j,,,. aiier Ijusiuesi' ii'iiiiteis and hi' pre
uiie gHiiierma; e4.iie Material iifw
l..ii, er i-.. Ills mK;i. " ' " ' ''
' .n.ud i alniei; Hood River, for
i .,, i.; '-in plin-e, wlio bus been vis
j. ur n -ai.il .datives hi this
, , . .i-.ilif uij .10 weeks left loi
i.- i. u.e mi Momlnj's stage.
I t ping, i MitiiM fit-r of theKod Front
. ,:,l, III tOHIIS III.- JoUKtUI, tUffittlit
Champ Bivith left on Monday's
stage for Halein having in charge
Erank Hardy, of Upper Erschliles,
whom he ia taking to the insane any-'
liim of that place.
Ve editor, W.T. Fogle lft Sunday
morning for haniko and way points.
He will take the train at that place
and go on to lone to look after some
business at that place.
Hon. T, H. Lafollette, one of the
leading Crwk county sheep breeders,
was in The Dalles yesterday returning
from attending the meeting of wool
growers at Pend'eton. Mountaineer.
Harvey Cyrua was iu from Bisters
Sunday where he has been for aome
time engaged in agricultural work.
He reports everything to be moving
along in that prosperous place.
Another delegation of timber seek
er arrived in Priiibville Sunday morn
ing. They are from Minnesota and
say that many more are headed for
this country for pine timber.
J. C. Wilson, the carpenter who has
just finished the addition for the Jour
nal office, left Monday morning for
T, H. Lafollette'a on the Ochoco where
he will do aome carpenter work ior
Mr. Lafollette,
Word has been receWcd that John !
Claypool. who was rejiorted seriously
ill at Weston, Oregon, was much bet- .
ter and would be able to leave for!
home iu a few weeks. Many friends!
heie will be glad to hear the good news.j
Hoy Howard returned Saturday I
af'er a summer's absence. Roy has
traveled over the laiger part of Baker'
and Wallowa counties on his wheel j
the past summer and reports having!
had a good time.
Minor Lewis, a prominent barber of
Portland, formerly of this place, has
been shaking hands with his many;
friends and aUo looking alter Minie,
business in this place for the past
week. He looks as young und happy j
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WURZWEILER & THOAtSON'S
New goods aro arriving daily.
New add will appear next week.
Jas. S. Kelley,
, Photographer.
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ENLARGING
Prineville, Oregon.
.1. H. Foster was in from Sisters the
! firit of the week,
as ol old. ,
Adrian Crooks, electrician for the i ,, ., , -.
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Priueville light plant-, is spending Ins i 1 '
vacation in The Dalles with stieriii-j - , 1 '
ten.lent McArthur, taking lessons in' Portland.OluhWhi.-liey.a pure hone
electrical engineering. Mi. Crooks i oon.weii maiiireu. iiecoiiimeiiflin ny
. .nonH i-n.,lca in Tim lending phyficiaiis. For sale every-
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1 o.o.
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, at
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PRINEVILLE'S BUSY STORE.
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where. , , , , , . . sp4m(i
The Priueville hasa bull cluh is try
ing to arrange for a iiliilch game of
base ball to be played during the fair
next month. Thnv have si.iit it dial.
expects
Dallea. Mountaineer. -. -
Two new coons have been in the
city for the past week and or.eof them
has entertained our citizens to seme
of the latest soims. He i an mtint
in his line arid furnished ainuseimoit! Jt-e,t 'he Ilayst.-i.-k hlh,iml expect
for the dance, Saturday night by sing- '"' '"'' H'e.n in the near fu
ing and dicing between 'laiices. j ,,lre-
Com and Sam Carrol, of Bridge W F- Kdn.niid.on wa over fiom
creek, were in -Jie citv last Saturday i "." tl,B Matolus Monday and
with two wagon loads of line eating ! urn"!l,t "ver lld "' l'rm-l'ms
and coukiiiK aiinles Which thev dls- B,llr" "e iiupweu oi mi iimeiiiaeus oi
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posed of to (he people of our city
They report everything iu thatseelion .
of the state to be in a tiouiisliing con
dition. it '
Priueville. He did not forgot the
.foi'HNsr. olllce and in the alternoou
we enjoyed eating one of the best mel
ons of the season.
ley last winter. The cattle- became
.-cattercd' during the winter and be
just tinithed gathering them up. He
is taking them out. to his ranch on
Bear creik. '. J,
The Poindexter Hotel Jinn pitched a
huge tent in the lot back of- the main
isliuildinj: and' put several beds in to
Divid Hamar uassed through town! A large bo of clothing and other
the first of the week with a lninch of "lles " " IH! ww ""J
cattle which he purchased in the Tnl
sufl'erers from i lie foreH tires has been
sent out by the First Church of Christ,
Scientist, of Portland. ' In one of the
bundles that was sent in was a doll,
neatly dressed, and on it was thia note,
in childish handwriting: "Thir- dollie
is for some little gitl whose dollie
burnt up. Take goial eaie of hi-r.
Her name is Minnie."
Jr. V , Yt . laggart, lute ol Kiver
f .ii . I,'.- i . . i I ii. .
I ran-, vv iscnnsoi, uas loc.ueu in 1 1 ine
I ville. Dr. Taggm-t is an eye i-i:ilit.
..nonmiiiiiliitA tiurtlilo wll tt'itlll. II IiIm!''
to sleep, Both the Priueville and
Poind ter Hotels have been lull I'P i Kor a time hi-headqii'arters will he at
for the past summer owing to the rush j ,,,, u.r 1(1e, A, hj, u i he (U
for timber lands, and from all iiidir-H-1 (f t((vn ,lICI f tl1B ti ne, patients
tioiiB.it will continue he same all a,muld nl.,ke a .i,,)i,lt,).nt ,ilh
w,",!r-. i ' him. Dr. Taggart lit glasses anil
Mrs. Weigand left on the'12th inst. spectacles accurately.' All work will
for Portland, wliere sh? got-e to pur- be guaranteed one year without mldi
chase a new and up-to-date photo-; tional expense to the patient. Take
graphers outfit, to place, in' hej build-j notice of the children - uow that the
ing next door to Cyrus' jewelry store, j school year has begun. Hrwlachea
Vlrs. Weigand is a' photographer of i and kindred troubles are caused by
first class attainment and will gua-i the eves. Proper care n'ow will enable
rant.ee all her work. She expects to ' ttujiii to do their , work -better and
open her gallery adout tlie 1st of Oc-' easier later in life. The most serious
and complicated catea of eye trounle
are successfully treatei by Dr. -Tag-
tnlier.
After a visit of three weeks among
old friends in Benton, J. -M. Henkle
left yterday for his home in Crwk
county. As scam as he can sell his
stock farm near Prineville Mr. Henkle
lie j.a. juM i- et ived word of liie . j,, to return to. Benton to reside.
..- ids wife v China. He syj He hope to he ahle to arrive thia au-
.i. onl-ly Tye will- come back and j ,;, r ,.jt. ,iM), Ho innkea the
mine of Uitj liitsiiiesa during tiix i ti-ip home iu private conveyance over
nee, i.. h - i.-te is to go tn Olijna tne gantiam road over the Cascades,
gart. Inquire
Hotel.
at
the
Poindexter
t
ii
a. soou aa lie f"
riatige his husi-1 MIUJ exacts to he three and a half
daya enroute. Oorvallie Times,
Grade Cattle Sale.
During the County. Fair I will have
on exhibition and for sale a number
of high grade young Hereford ln-ifcrs
which I will dispoae cf at private or
public sale. I will also dispoae of my
entTre band of 'grades at( the ranch ou
Crooked liver. i. II. GRAY.
,0ur 190:1 Rtouk of olivrr (Jung, Sulky ani Walking Plows
it far the most complete wo huv'e ever tarried.-;' These plows
have no equal a a breaking plow and will plow ordinary age
brush without grubbing. . . , ;
.The new Oliver Sulky's have a great improvcm 'nt over l f t
years in the shape of a hand lever .giving ..the operator full
control to regulate the width of cut on turns and curve . The
Oliver is one made to do the wof k and will do the work they
are made for, Call and Inspect them. ' i . '. ,-" '
Our stock o ' repairs is exceptionally complete, 'not only the
iron posts but wood a& well,
We can save you time and money and patience "
i V GOTO
D. P. Adamson's
; Drug Store
;;'fou ...
DRUGS
, '. STATIONARY ." .
WALL.P.APJ5R . , .....
. SCHOOL' B.O'(J-K8!: V; -(, .'
SCHOOL SlPPLIEH - "
- PAINf S AND 0IL8
MUSICAL INHTBUMKNT8
" PIIO'fOORAPIIIC SUPPLIES
' '" ,;';-1 "K and " . -
;. '. TO HAVE PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED.
PrSheyille-Burns Stage Line.
OORNP.TT & CANTRELL, Props.
Carrying U. S. Mail, Passengers and Fast Express
Leaves Prineville ori Mondays afid Thursdays, at 6 a. m.
Passengers way billed for Post,' Paiifina. Fife,: ililciy, Burns,
and all way points.
C. 1. WINNER, Agent, Prineville