I JEocal petition, $
E. Dorgan and Tom Watsou lIt for
west of tlio mountains Tuesday.
Dick Koopman and wife were down
from Port last week laying in supplies.
V. R. MeFarlnnd'a new dwelling is
Hearing completion, kikI it i ouo of
tho nicest in the city.
Roseoe Knox, the Post sheep man
was a business visitor in the oity one
day last week.
A. V. Lee waa up from Hay Creek
last week looking after varied business
matters.
County Commissioner II. J. Henly
was up from his farm near Haystack
last week attending to matters at the
court house.
3. 0. Edwards and J. P. Vanhouten
of the B. 8. k L. Co., were in town last
Friday attending to business affairs.
Percy Davis, the Sister saw mill
man, was a business visitor at the
county seat ooe day last week.
L. D. Wiest and wife weredown from
Bend last week visiting with friends
and transacting business.
John Winkley.of Albany, was a visi
toi in our city last week. He was look
' ing over the tiral-er land situation.
John Sunnier returned Saturday
frum Corvallis,wberehetia been stay
ing for several months.
W. J. Schmidt, the Summit prairie
stockman, was a business visitor iu the
city the fore part of the week.
John Y. Todd, the Sisters farmer,
was a business visitor in the city one
day this week.
John Geiger is having a fine piece
of hand-made furniture turned out mid
, it will be on exhibition at the fair.
Billy W ilson , proprietor of the Sisters
Hotel, came over last Fridiiy to have
a felon oti his hund lanced, lie re
turned the next day iu better shape.
Charles Lewis came in from Sisters
Saturday to attend tho Teachers' In
stitute. Charley u one of Crook
county's uiost successful teachers.
A. 11. Lippniau & Co. have lented
portion of the post oilice building and
ure storing a lot ol their surplus fiu ui-
ture in it.
Miss Jessie Andreas came down from
Summit prairie Monday, having j .let
completed a very successful term ol
school in that district.
J. F. Spinning, recently with the
A(!nni6on & Winnek Co., has accepted
a position with Templeton fc Sou us
head druggist.
John Cyrus is stocking up with a lot
of novels of the blent and most im
proved designs, and will be able tu
furnish reading matter for the million
tiiis win lev.
Ura. Susie Slayto is getting in a
lot of new goodsalniost eve:y day now
and will soon hare st uiueh stock in
hands tlmt she will have uo room for
her many customers,
J. ti. Quiberg, of Sisteis, was in town
last week attending to the readvertis
ing of his timber land claim Mr.
"tjrjiberg has a Cue lot ol timber on bis
tlaim.
Norri Morgan and wi( were down
from Crook the latter part of last
ween attending to business matters.
Georgo Rodman, one of the exten
sive farmers of the Culver country, was
a business visitor in tho city the first
of the week.
There are a number of places along
our country roads that are becoming
deeply wnru and full of chuck holes.
These might be remedied for tho proa
ent by strawing them, as we have seen
done in Sherman county.
Rev. G. M. BiKith, Presiding Eldei,
will hold the First Quarterly Con
ference ai the M. E. Church on Satur
day, the 11th, at 2 p m. He will
preach Saturday evening ; Sunday
both morning and evening.
John W. NefT, of Minneapolis, ia n
late arrival iu the city. Mi. Neff is an
old time friend of Fred Higgins and
will no doubt take an interest in our
timb r laud before returning to his
home.
Foster and Erickson have rented
the west end of the post rttice building
and are prepairiug to have one of the
finest oflices in the city. They are in
the timber cruising business and have
had a lot of experience in that line.
A. R. Greene, of Portland, has been
in this section of the state for some
time past looking alter business
matters connected with th" postal de
partment. This oilice acknowledges
several pleasant calls. ''
Bob Smith ia doing the inside of the
Journal pre?s loom, and will make it
a comlortahle and neat looking place
to work. Bob does his work iu good
shape, and handle a' pasta brush as
well as if be bad been brought up in a
print shop.
Joss Ferguson and wife arrived from
Burns last week mid will visit will)
relatives until utter the fair. Jess now j
sports a "stove pipe hat, "ml has as-1
suuied other metropolitan manners j
jiiice living in tiie. hub of Harney j
valley.
-arsj
Wurzweiler & TJhomson's
New goods aro arriving daily.
We are tco Busy Arranging Them on our
Shelves to Write an ad this week.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
WURZWEILER & THOMSON'S
The Busy Store.
Jas. S. Kelley,
Photographer.
VIEWS
COPYING
PORTRAITS
ENLARGING
. Prineville, Oregon.
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PRINEVILLE'S BUSY STORE.
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Ralph Hutchison, resident dentist.
Crnwu ami Bridge work a eoiiilty.
See those bountiful Carbon Finiih
photos at Keiley's studio, Prineville.
I Portland CluhWbiskey, pnr hour-
Many of those who filed on titil"T j bon.wcll m.itureJ. Keeoinmemlcd I.)
claims during the Suiiunei are now t,,iiui(; physicians. For sale every
milking proof on their claims. It ij where., i-4inb'
said that eastern syndicates are ready I , .
. . , , v . , . i A. VV. Dickson, ol San rranowo,
to buy op toe limit as soon as title is;
, , .. i haaaci'epted a positionoii tlie.lol'UKAL,
conveyed from tne government. i , . , , , , . . .
,, ,. . . ami a ill have chiii ge of the ji)h (Iviiiirt-
Dalles Mountaineer. , . ,
I ment. Mr. Dickson comes Ki ll rccoiii
H. J. Lister and wife, of Cnxik j mended as a first claw job prinu-r, and
county visited with his brother-in-law, I the patrons of tlm Joiminai. wiil lind
Henry Martin, and family a few iI.ivk Ilia wrk up to the siaudaid for neat
this week while on their way to )rt-i na and attractiveness,
land. Mr. Lister is one of the most j Mr na Mm j w Ujon4 k.h ,.
prominent men of Crook county -. d f,r , ri,ilrfuIi Mrs. Boone will
noou rover uiucier.
A lire was noticed on McKay nioun-
virit relatives at Mnro while Jake will
go on to Portland to lay in his winter
tain Monday that bids fair to lw a bad i supply of harness and leather. He
one if there is no rain full ina.de of a I saya that he was going to order the
few days. There has been considerable! largest stiaik of harness ever brought
J. C. Bilyeu, F. K. Doud and Win.
Evans returned Wednesday from a
visit to Prineville, where tliey went to
prove tip on their timber cUiuu.
Lebanon Express.
John Newsom lrns received one of
the latest design aolar cVimpassea, and
wjs on the street lai-t week trying it in
laying out some town lots. John dors
Vis work in a satisfactory mnunec.
l)nv Allan i son has hie new drug
More completed and the shelving is be
ing planed in position this week. It
will be ready tor occupancy by fair
week.
Wi. Pollard relivmed front the- state
liir wtilia laie or two in hi bonnet,
unit is training: a ymmg record breaker
for the com Mi g races if we may be
allowed to jndgo biuii outsule appear
ances. Ed. Jfc-srit was dVv a fmin kin much
in Suaunitt ptavru) Monday after a load
uf sofpli. nd made I hi ofik a
jJeu elk. ll refiorts stock look
iSHl m io tlutt aectiMt of the'
fire out on lirbzly and other of the
nionntaiiis bordering on Crookiil river
valley during the past two weeks.
The Albany papers state that ex
county clerk Hammer, of that county,
has taken up hs residince on his
homestead in the Haystuck country.
We are, glut! to welcome Mr. Hummer
among us as he is a good citizen mid
will make a vvelconie addition to the
social life of that section of the
country.
Prof. J. M. Mnrtindsle, piesident of
the Eastern Oregon Normal school
arrived Wednesday morning to take
part in the closing exercises of the
teachera institute. The prof, is one of
the leading educators of the state and
reports his school flourishing.
The Southern Stock Company has
been playing to good houses this week.
It ia the liest company that has ever
been ia Prineville since the present
management of the Journal has had
charge of the paper, and we heartily
recommend thia troupe to all.
Dick Breese was down from his home
on Comb's flat the first of the mevk
and informed the reporter that he
would have some of his well known
potatoes on exhibition nt the fair, be
sides sonic fine livestock. Dick raise
the best potatoes grown in the county
outs!de of the Haystack country, and
e doubt if that part of the county
can produce anything as good. Any-.
way, evervlssly wilt have a chance to
how what can he done in tho way of
Urge fruits. au.d wgetuUut tUk (ait
to Prineville.
Our lf;i)J wM of whver limn,', sulky ami Walking Plows
w far the iint completo wo have evor earritHl. These plows
have no equal a a breaking plow and will plow ordinary snge
brush without grubbing.
The new Oliver Sulkya have a great improvement over lat
years in the nhape of a hand lever giving tho operator full
control to regulate the width of cut on turns and curve. The
Oliver ia one made to do the work and will do tu wot U tl,
W . H. Parker has retired from the u. ,,i n n . i :. . .i
.... . are made for, tall and inspect them,
management of the Juuknal median- . . , , 1
ic.,1 department, and will leave in 0ur 8to(! ' repairs is exceptionally complete, not only the
iron posts but wood as well.
Wc can save you time and money and patience.
few days for the Willamette valley,
where he will visit a while More
entering the state printer's oilice at
Salem. Mrs. Parkjr is recovering from
her recent illness and will accompany
her husbaii i to Albany.
Prank Waid came up from Corvallis
Monday, and has accented a Hsition
with the Adiimson A Winnek Co. as
druggist. He is a son of Scott Ward
of Ward's Butle fame, and a native of
Linn county. The editor of this re
ligious weekly has hunted ducks on
the farm where Mr. Ward was born
just hunted and nothing more.
Ojr new cylinder press was shipped
from Mhaniko Monday, and if every
thing goes all light ibis will be the
last issue on the old hand press. The
Jouii!.AL has about 1,3001) pounds of
freight Cuming, and when it is placed
in position we will liuve one of the
best printing outfit in Eastern Ore
gon, and will be able to turn out any
thing from the smallest card to a barn
door poster.
Card of Thanks.
We desire to thank our many
friends and neighbors, tho m
kindly asauted us during the lust
illness of our husband and father.
May they always find such friends
in tbeir time of need.
Mit 1 W. Hos.
.
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D. P. Adamson's
Drug Store
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Carrying IJ. S. Mail, Passengers and Fast Expn-s
Leaves Prineville on Mondays and Thursdays at G a. nn.
Passengers waybilled for Post,' Paulina. Fife, Riley, Burns
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