FOSTER & HORIGAnI
DEALERS IN
Choice Beef, Veal, Mutton and Pork.
Fish, Game and Vegetables in season.
After January 1st we will have a
stock sufficient for all needs of our
Home - Cured Bacon and Hams.
Bring Us Your Country Produce
We can handle any amount of
Country Egjjs and Huttcr. The
highest market price paid for
country produce of all kinds.
Call on us for prices on beef
by the quarter or shank. We
will make the price right.
FOSTER & HORIGAN
Mu inuuirv.i ihoufitinl i-o
hout for Itand. 'Kah for lmko
pA
1 tl:'
Hats, Shoes and
Clothing
A complete line of
Gent's Furnishings
at Trices that you can
afford to pay. Call
in and let us show
vou the (roods and
quote you our prices.
A Choice Line of
, Cigars & Tobaccos
THE OWL CASH STORE
R. B. ADAMS, Proprietor
I TJhe ft
Prineville liaJ clo cull in
the new county deal. We came
within an ace of being annexed to
Bend.
V A MISLEADING
CIRCULAR
He's a niftier, that man from
Bend. If we had a promoter like
him in Prineville we would he a
town of 5000 inhabitants inoide tf
a year.
A copy of the blue print of the
two new count tea can be Keen at
Journal oflioe. If you want to
know where you are located call
and see us.
Sample of the Lies that
Beinf Spread Over the
West Side.
are
Wouldn't that jar you? Two
new counties out of old Crook. If
you don't watch out there will
not be a knob left big enough to
hang your hat on.
The legislature of the State of
Oregon ie now in tecwion. E. W.
Haines of Washington, was elected
president of the senate and Frank
Davey speaker of the house.
J. M. Lawrence, receiver of the
United State land office at Rose
burg, is lobbying at Salem for the
new county, instead of attending
to his duties at his place of busi
ness. Wonder what Uncle Sam
pays him for?
When Mr. Drake geta back from
Salem it would be well tor him to
settle definitely his eastern bound
ary. If he wants the line to run
to the old led of Crooked river
then Perry Poindexter, Mr. John
son and others livinn in Western
Prineville will have to go to Bond
to transact county business. Get
busy, you people.
Crook county's apportionment of
the United States 5 er cent road
fund was 1 1S89.90. This amount
was based upon a total of 5,122,560
acres for the county. There are
ust two counties in the state with
larger acreage Harnev with 6,
780,160, and Malheur w"ith 6,277.-
440.
Additional Local.
J. B. Brown of Havstack, was in
town Tuesday.
Drake and his stool-pigcona at
Bend are sending out the follow,
ing circular with the avowed in
lent ion of misleading the people of
Western Crook. The new court
house will not cost the county
when completed 175,000. The
contract price to the taxpayers
$42,191. Another lie it the state
went made that not a penny was
spent upon the roads of Western
Crook. Everybody knows that
every cent raised in a road district
is spent in that district. The evi
dent purpose of the circular is so
patent that instead of making
friends for Drake and the Bend
lownsite it will react in favor of
letting well enough alone. Our
county taxes are only 15 mills,
and that too, when nearly a double
assessment must be raised to meet
a deficit in the state revenue.
Don't he hoodwinked by Drake
and hit ealelites. Think for your
self and it will not take you long
to turn down his little game. The
circular reads:
CITIZENS
On Saturday hist the county
court signed a contract for the
construction of tho foundation of
a 150,000 courthouse, '-tho build
ins; to be completed when funds
are available " With furnish-
infs and incidentals it will cost
the county $ 75.0(H) before it
tinished Tis building is to be
erected desnito the fact that
bg majority of the taxpayers of
the county have, in writing pro
tested against such action.
representative of these p rotes
tants was at Saturday's meetinsr
and when, in their name he
objected to this high handed pro
eeeding, he was in effect in
formed that the expressed wish
of the county's taxpayers was
1
ffi AGENTS for HUTU; KICK l'ATTE KNS and Till; 0ELINEATOK
We Will Sell Our Entire Line of Ladies' Fine Shoes at about
$ HALF PRICE
LU To Make Room for a Full Line of the Well Known
SOROSIS SHOE FOR WOMEN
Thcscjarc the bcstValucs Ever Offend from
a Good Clean Stock.
Regular 13.35 values go at $.5S
Regular 3.fi0 values go at .., $1.93
Regular fl.00 values go at ... C2.4S
IWnlitr 4 AO vain nil tri nf c'f
There are also a few Broken Lines in small nizea FftJ
irom -'j 10 -i wnicn will be piaml on our counters
ami marked in plain figures at less than one-half
their value.
m m m
8 This is Our Usual time to Clean Up. Big
fciQ o r i ti i . if
ftf Bargains are Best and Thickest Here Now
W. S Smith, J. S. Smith and Dr. i i'f alter- Wrthy f consid
mi newMiu leu touay lor JNiver
the
ccoption
SMITH & CLEEK, Proprietors
Domestic and Imported Liquors, Wines
and Cigars
COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED
Poet Office Box 92
MAIN STREET PRINEVILLE, OREGON
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THE HAMILTON STABLES
T. F. BUCHANAN, Proprietor
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Stock boarded by the day, week or month at
Reasonable ratep. Remember us when in
Prineville. Rates Reasonable. We have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
lCSp (CSp (3) (3) (Cp (3)(S(3) 5 (3)(S
I The Dalles Nurseries
R. II. WEBER, Proprietor, The Dalles, Oregon
GROWER AND DEALER IN
FRUIT, SHADE TDCCO GRAPE VINES
ORNAMENTAL I If EL WL O SMALL FRUITS
Ererfreeu, Rotes tad Shrubbery, Hyacinths, Tulips, tallies, Dabiliu, Peoaies, Etc
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE, IT IS FREE
IJSF" Remember our Trees are Grown Without Irrigation
P. B. POINDEXTER, Agent
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
I FOR
Furniture, Stoves, Ranges, Carpets, Rugs
Linoleum, Matting, Lace, Curtains, Win
dow Shades and Poles, Wall Paper
Lincrusta, Doors, Windows, Transoms
Paints, Oils, Glass, Hardware, Cooking
Utensils, Wash Machines, Churns, Etc., go to
i A. H. LIPPMAN & CO. i
and save from 10 to 20 cents on Every Dollar
rt.-. ...... .u...u
uke to Drove un on thtir imlwr . ...
I ; ; i a laic uv;uiiiv iiur
!,...,. v i i i i
Owing to the sickness of Mrs. ' General Fund for the cominr?
aicuoweu tne opening' dinner at ! year will be
the Hotel Prineville has heen post-i
poned until January 27. S 2 1
FohUt & Hnrlimn have rwlvp1 m. i
shipment of 300 boxes ot ftrnt clmw i CrtaUr than It w a year aCo
applra from Seattle which they are ht throufrK tha t rinlr nf misintr
ofli-rlixf for ttale at f 2 an.l 2.aS per lnal l,lrou"B V16 ,l"Cl 01 Ug
oox. Aisti a lew lioxett ol choice ai-
I
00 0
ple for Immediate une at $1.50 er
box. - 12-13-tr
Dr. Harry Davis of Portland, ar
rived this morning to go into busi
ness in Prineville. He will form a
copartnership with Dr. Spaulding
and together conduct dental par
lors in the Prineville Hotel.
Juniper Circle. Women of Wood
craft, of Prineville, wou the dinner
set of 99 pieces offered by the
grand lodge for the circle getting
the largest number of new mem
bers during the past year.
Quite a number of frost bites
are reported by the doctors.
Among the worst were the cases of
Gilbert Lawson from the Upper
Ochoco and that of Will Slaven.
Lawson's ears are in bad shape
and Slaven had his hands frozen.
A couple of men who left for
Shaniko by private conveyance
had quite a time of it at the head
of Cow canyon. Early Monday
morning tbev ran into a blizzard
and lost the road. Bv the aid of a
pocket compas8they got their bear
ings and arrived in safety at their
destination.
W. W. Brown, the sheep king of
Eastern Oregon, was in town last
week en route to bis home at Pau
lina, from a business trip to Port
land. Mr. Brown in talking over
stock conditions in general said
that he considered cattle about the
best investment of any at the pres
ent market prices of stock.
Mrs. Julia T. Lindborg died this
morning from a lingering attack of
consumption. She came to this
country in search of health but
failed to get relief. Mr. Lindborg
arrived from Portland yesterday
and was at the bedside of bis wife
when she died. Mrs. Lindborg
was 41 years of age. She has
two sons, one attending the Crook
County High School and the other
a lad of 6 years. Her remains will
be taken to Portland for burial.
Some Values In Sweaters.
$6.00 Sweaters for f4.00
$5.00 Sweaters for $.'(.75
$4.00 Sweaters for $2.1)0
$3.50 Sweaters for .$2.60
$3.00 Sweaters for jl.tiO
$2.50 Sweaters for $1.75
$1.75 Sweaters for $1.25
we guarantee everyone of the above
assessments in Western Crook
witnout corresponding raises
elsewhere, we are the ones who
will foot the bills for this extrav
agence, which is being put
inrougn against tne express
wisnes 01 the majority?
Do you know that the total
amount raised by the county for
all purposes m 1901 was $ 17,178
4o; that a year ago the amount
raised for roads alone was $17,
978.12; and that of this lust
amount, greater than the total
county expenses five years ago,
not one penny was put upon the
roads in Western Crook the
section from which a big pro
portion 01 it came:
Now Long Shall We Meekly Submit
to Being Bled ?
Not or.e month longer, if our
people will unite against graft
and in favor of good, economical,
progressive and honest govern
ment of our home affairs West
ern Lrook today contains over
two-thirds of the county's popu
lation and over three-fifths of its
assessed property
If you are interested in the
movement to end, once and for
all, the process of milking our
portion of the county for the
glorification of other sections,
and to establish home adminis
tration of our own affairs, where
in we shall get something for the
money paid out in taxes, attend
the mass meeting at Bend Wed
nesday night. Laidlaw Thurs
day night, Sisters Friday night,
Redmond Saturday night or
Powell Buttes (Sheppard) school
house Monday night,
if
jO'Neil Bakery J
l ,i i:ii. d..:ij: W
In the Miller Building
Fresh Bread, Ties and Cakes
alwayon hand.
Pastry of all kinds made to
order.
PRINEVILLE, - OREGON
1 Notice for Publication. (Isolated Tract.)
FUHLIC 1-ANI BALE.
U. 8. Land Office, The Dalles, Oregon,
January, 15, 1U07.
to lie all wool uil viuul vnlii..- ,.i ; , "ouce 18 Hereby K'ven, that as directed
tL Lt ,loW r?n? omcmiT 1 rSS bV t,,e Commissioner ot the Oeneral Land
the regular price. HIDEOUT k FOSTER office, under provisons of act of Congress
I approved June 27, Mm, Public No. 303, we
' will offer at public sale to the highest bid
der, at 10 o'clock a. in., on the '21t day of
February next, at this otlice, the following
, tract of land, to-wit:
i The 8 H of Section 27, Township
10 Kouth, Range 19 Kast, W. M.
! Any perxons cluiming adversely the
above-described lands are advised to file
their claims, or objections, on or before the
day above designated for sale.
MICHAKL T. NOLAN, Register.
ANNK M. LANG, Receiver.
1-17-D
HEINZ Sweet, Sour and Dill i
I Pickles and Queen Olives in f
i Bulk at I
I Claypool Bros.
83 Ladies' Waists
MA few sizos from our largn
Vj ran cmock ai one-nail
price for this sale.
Mi Misses ami Chil.lrens
Xl Caps, Chic kind for 4"ie
(jj H.V kind at . JilV;
Flannelettes
The same (Jrados that
sold for irH IXfc and 2"w
will at this sale for
I Oc, 1 5c and 20c
Pillow Tops
fiOc line at . 25c
Too line at 40c
Pillow Cords
25c, 35c and 50c
i
fflWURZWEILER ftCOJ
W I'KIMiVILLIi, ORI'GOX M
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OFFIOENS:
W. A. Booth. Prldnt
O. M. ElKiNI, Vic Prldnl
Frio w. Wilson. Cathl.r
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0IRE0TOR8:
W. A. Booth, O. M. Elkins,
D. 9. Btiwart, Fhio W. Wilson,
Transacts a General
lianking IiunineHH
Exchange Bought
and Sold
Collection! will re
ceive prompt attention
Qs)UrrarrUiIrTdbT
TL O 1 1ft 01 I
g 1 ne ixeamona narness onop
J. II. EHRET, Proprietor, REDMOND, OREGON Si
A Complete new line of Harnet, Saddles
and other lines at usually kept in a first
class Harness Shop. There is also in con
nection a Boot and Shoe Repair Shop.
GIVE ME A TRIAL
King of AU Cough Medicine.
Mr. K. (i. ( aeo, a mail carrier of Can
ton Center, Conn., who has bron In tbt?
U. h. Service for about Hixti'nn years,
fays: "We have tried many cough
medicines for croup, but ( tiHinlmrlnln s
Cough Remedy in king of all and one to
ne relieii upon every time. We al
find it the bent remedy for coiiiIis and
coldx, giving certain results and leaving
no nail Hlter ellectH." tor sale by l). I'.
Adampon & Co.
Jrenderson & ZPotlard
Country Orders Solicited
Wines and
Liquors
Finest Cigars
In Stock
First Door South of the Foindexter Hotel
w iouei aKoe, Mirrors, Vanes,
AlUHical InHtrumenlB, I)olln,
HibloB and Hooks of all kinds
Suitable for Xmas Presents
in
rams on a Co. K
f3tTrllIlIiI
i The
Crook County Real Estate
Farms, Timber Land and Town Property
brought and sold. Homestead and Tim
ber Claims Located, surveyed and estimated
Abstracting. Call on or address
THE CKOOK COUNTY HEAL
Prineville, Oregon.
ESTATE CO f
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THE PLACE TO
SAVE HONEY
The Leader
I. MICHEL, Proprietor
THE PLACE TO
SAVE HONEY
A Few Special January Sales
We have a big stock of heavy weight Outing Flannels on
hand, and in order to reduce this stock we are offering our '
regular 12c Outings at 10c Through the month of January
These flannels are all new and are exceptional values.
Men and Boy's Caps, regular 50c and 75c values your
choice for 25c. All wool sweaters ranging in price fram
75c to $2.50 Each.
TALKING MACHINEFREE
With every $50.00 cash purchase, we will give you Free
One Standard Talking Machine. We Furnish the Machine
You Buy The Records. SAVE YOUR TICKETS
THE LEADER Ems PRINEVILLE, OREGON