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Newspaper Page TextMEAT SPECIAL nai.w. Throughout Our Store Kvury article marked down to a vory hiiiuII profit, In order to iiiiiko ruout for our Now UuodHjiiHt arriving . , . , Nnvor whs such, mi opportunity oll'orod in the nity of i'rinnvillu. Wo doubt if thero nvor will be iiguin . . . Reniiuiiber, w can give you hotter goods for the lot liioiujy Other inerelmntH will meet tho I'lUCK, but they cannot ui.ct il.o QUALITY Cur Htock i'h up-lo-dute, Sty IihIi, mid tho quality that la dnuiiuidod COMIC and KKK and you will bo convinced .... JAPANESE BAZAAR Reliable Merchant N ATYE, Manager SHOES AND OXFORDS SPECIAL. A flue lino of Ladies' Oxfords for summer wear. (lood quality, not odds and ends, but the latest HtvllJH. $1.00 Gyrus The Iini-ber In Mooroi' Brick Would be glad to meet nil of htH til l pii!roiiH and ulso new iillCH to. FIRST CLASS WORK DONE Prineville Review. r A ITKH.VY, J I! N K 15, I'.slt, ll( U. nil (.KM Hi I.. F.nibrui.lerv Silk t the Hi-ii Hive, ljeii Land fur uli. A ('. I'almcr. Head Simpson, Wilaon A C'o'n no "Ad " tlra. Cul. Sm illi ami daughter Hero In tou Una work. Iluya' Clothing (nun $.' ,'15 Hr ml an, I up J Mhiiik. lieoig.t Dee ih family were in fiom Willow creek Monday. I', H. iitf, n( Sisters, paid our lily a btlailica Visit this week. Imik.v To the win- u( duile. Limiting, a aou, Wc.lin-M.lav, June 1J. Mrs I'. I! l urry uinl Mian Alice urr IhiikIiiu few iui mi Malolea. FaithMuk'a I ill iviiiiu Tar Swp, two bars fur '..'"i cent, Ml the Hee Hive. IVrfi'tl lining union iiilii Unit mule aiiia and ini-(ii' lliu bee Hive. Ilui.x- f. the. i fit ill I) I). Ailing!, am ml Siwteia. I begun, J line b, I'eil.a hov A -ten Li inn linl Am thing uii lliu : riiiinlt-i fu. n iliiini See IIim IVc line. ; Ant In i.l i n nl in;: to Im v ln l Hi.... i Kill aj. iiuitirv t v riililli( uli A. II.! I lp.in..n I 1 (Villa II, iiilir.ll IruHl 1 III' : l'r.iu' illi li) I in- U a i in ! Iav yuiir order fur all Adriance Plait llorkcve, I lin only high-grade roller bear iiilt draw rut machine going. Kmank Ki.xma A Co. Judge lirink, Van ami Tummy am rusticating ut Ihe home of his father in- I law, i. W, Dohsun, during (lie absence of hla better half. In older to uifi't tb low price we have made arrangements In liamlla fruit on com mission ami i'l give you better fruit lor leas money. N. A. Tva. For l he next .'III daya, I will aell Un derwear ut pulienm low priia not orrr to thuja tliuir rral value. J. K. MiiHHia. lia l.nlu I'nill, of KuKuno, wliu liua Imhui ri'ariiiii( M'lunil on I'rM.liulns, aiiiit acvi'inl ilava in I'rintivilln viait friamU and ili'partril fur hnr Imme laat wet'k. llrtiMiia, Hiillrliniiin , trtler, chafing, ivy iiipiiiin itmlall nkiii toitunia am quickly tuio.l liy IVWm'a WiU'll Haxel Halve. Tl 10 cm t a i ii iilu euro. Tumplelon A Kun. ! Knr HiKir t'uvi.riu ul any kind, go tn 1 A. II. i.ii.Mimi'a ami iiivd from 1U to T) , uenta a ymd. Keinrmriur, lie don't rlinrn Inr laviiiK iaiiet, litiol.-um, vie. A auriiiral npcraliun la not iiweaaary to cum plli-a. maVilt'a WiU-li Haml Salve aavna all Ihal ciin'iiae ami uever lain. Heaaie uf ruii:iUufeit. TiiinplHtuii A Svlll . I.DSr in Suiurdny, June S, twlwccn I llie p ntt'iili. i iiml .Mia. hla tuu'a niilliu- i'IV atutt. a alnall parcnl, adilreaaeil to j 75 cento for Minea' Oxforda, in kid or venting tojn, good style, a lyKn Rreut bargain. Huy while ' OL they hint. Muii'h and Hoys' hmia, reliable and al price, to suit all. mm tACt 1901 SPRING OUR 1901 STOCK flAMlHl 10 ami I larnilton-Ilrown Shoe Cu. in a medium priced lading' uliO", iH one of our moFt popular feller? and in guaranted to give aatii faction. AND SUMMER Is no w complete in all the various deparments and the way the Goods were bought MAKES WAR ON HIGH PRICES WE QUOTE A FEW PRICES ONLY 50 cetila for Men's and ItoyH' Krf Summer SliirtH, laundered with collar and cuffa. Tho clothing tiiude by Kuh j Nathan und FmcIht Co. ia noted for itH Blyle und perfi-et lit. Suits from .tS.Oi) up. Simpson, Vilson & Go. Id'Miira v"Mirii. l iiidiT pluaae return lo 1 1 ii- .:!., ... 1. V. Miuiia alla alim-a that are rom foilahln ami i.iilHfaclurv if liny dt aluw turluru if llni do not. Yuti niinht juat a inll .. in.H that fit, that'a lut e ai) hue hir. J. Mulna. lUulilcr l ur Antclupe Ian! KnU-lt Djllr. u pi'lai,' Mil';e. Mia t' 1 H'liinnk Mill rna anivi-.l hnuiii In. in Ve.lli.!nlu . rJkiuwA Kui liuve a larvii aanurtmcnl uf rvi'iytliinij in limit lint-. Call and U Cufll'Incii.J. Mih. Win. Wih ami M imk (laiay Inik 4l(in,ul( iii'ii.ii. ii ut, were vimiiiiik in out city llii wn k. SunkliiM lltiit urn Sinek Kiiif tin teller Mink dr ihv iiu.iii'V in the land 8e the !'. IIivk. Ilavftirka und i'Mriit'ra, itlia-ka and llaiitti'ia, at KtMNK I'l Kisa A t'u , Swill Kill lllarkKiu.dl ahnp. YuU niav n i uii Ii llie pncni (if our rlolli itig, but yiii inn't inulcli lhegoHlaal Uie piicu. J. K Mniua. Mra. Kllin J .iiiia, ol Ilia Oieann Cliil lri'ii' llonm Mi. inly, arrived lu Pruic villa U't'ilin.fiiy rveniitt. Men'a Hull that are durable and that you will like to a cur, at pricee you Kill tike to pay. J K. Mnrna ' lUiv y.mr Hnliiiiij tinkle ut the Hit Hive, the placn tu aave iiinney. A com plete (tin k alaya nil huml. Watt A lliikr Murhln Woika, of The I'allxa, do (lit cIiimm wmk. They invite mn iimiKH'tifiu nf tlnir woik. Wmaweiler A Tliiinmuii have renidvnd A lai(n involci'iif Spline H'Hiil of ul) dm rlptiuiia Cull mill nee them. Mra. l. K Hi ink Icfl laat Saturday fni rortland, vihern ahe will attend the Orend I.oiIk-h of l'.,itci n Star. Minn l.nlu l.uckey Iihh Iicoh cnnllned tn her Iniinn fur tlu p"l wnnk. entei (Million AO InlniunlliiK euau uf toiiHilltia. Mra. I. M. Hill", of Muplmi, left the 6rat nf Ihe week fur tho Willamette valley on a vinit to dative and (rleuda. Dnliaudliid Clip" and SHticere otliera II tlieui at 7." iwnla per antmy price b centa. See the Hue Hive Store. All acr-otititn due tun prior to January 1, IIHII, iniiMt bo nettled. Kn. N. Wiiitk. Freight 3 Cenfa n inunil from The Dill leu te rrlnevllle hy the Warm Hprlnir Slutfp. Laundry Soup needed lur wash duy coonta up in a ynar'e liniu. We can help you to ( lit down the total. J. V. Morria. Your horned und nuiiona culled for and delivered free of chnrn(i, at thn Soutli Kml lllackHiiilth whop. I kank Ki.kinb A Co. T. J. I'oriiaon and llurney Milllorim paeHed throiivli l'riniivilln laat Mnnday with a biiiid of horaea, Ixiuiid for Wubfont laud. On tlio new dayllnlit run between rrinnvilln and Hliiuiiko the Htui com pany tniikn three ebiuiKea o( lioreoii tfcorobv Iiihiii lihj kooiI Hpcocl. I Prlnovlllo and Shanlko StUfjo Company J Hp-i l.i! utti.ntlon iriven to Paaa- I v rii' ti' if, I i.':',iialil trufTlo Ui anu Y v rio..i i .i.i l.i;.i!i au.l simmlco. J m :. -.1 r itmirivoii to purltna and J j" tl 'l,;h'. Id tin:!;. M Ali ,;.M JUN Si WINNER CO., J Ag-cnta. I'a'HI 'I', l.i.i ll .lint dc.ith f illo lll-H- Ik.1 ul tin. h mclri. l'e I'eWllt'a I.iltlu Kaily l:i-.'H I i regulate them and ynu a ill mid er to V",r b'e Mini life to ymir warn. I. ihv l.i tukn, never K"lie. Jem pln'oii Sun. FrclKlil 2 Centa a pound from The DalleH to 1'rineillle hy tbe Warn Spring Mage. I demrn tu aiinuuiH'e hi the publle that t han (iiil kiiipinu hoaidern at The Ked liv and hai-e leaaeil my rouma to the Vienna t'ain. 1 atill retain the lanui;e meiit ol llii'in Mhm ("uaia Conxa. J. II Toinplelnn and Kred Smith left lent cek fur Portland. They are two uiinuplnstii ati'd ynullia of Crook country and our fii'mid till tjniiin ott(lit to have Kuiie down to lake cute of them. Milliner v WiahiiiK to cloae out my Jiiuiea KiclianlHuii, of MuniNtiipie, Mich , who baa been cruiaitiK in the IVai.'Inilea country lor the pant two month", in the intercut of the Chicago Lumber company, left for the eaat Thur day. Itecorder M. II. Hell left laat Thuradav luoriiihK for Sliuniku w ith Ilia da.iijhU-r, Mra. W, Y. MarMcra. Mra. Marntera haa been on a vn.it with luir pareiita of thia city and li.ia returned to her bom at I'urtlaiid. If viil" had lea of a am at luring- nf igh aoiindin kuowledk'e, and were belter k-rouiidil in the practical leaaoua of living, it would be iutlnitely la.tter lor their fu tuin happineaK. June l.adiea' Home Journal. Mr. G. ('. Million conteroplatea the erection of a hnrk hiiildiiia' on the corner of A and Fourth alrcela, the corner now occupied bv J. W. lioono. ArraiiKementa ate hot fully mudu, hut we bopo next week to lie able to an atute. j)uia Tii, in the employ of (iilchriat Itioe , South Crooked river, had the niia fortune Monday luxt to net hia leg broken bi b- ini; run over bv a borne. Mr. Jaiuca ilchiirt made a very quick trip to Trine e mimI relume 1 Tuemlay mornintf with Dr. II id.-. j Mr. end Mra. I. K. Culavun left lant j Monday fur Siiei iiiioi county. Mra. Cal avuu will tfo on ;.i Si.io where ahewill! See J. K. Worn iihoul your new H;it nd K't it oil' your mind. When you put it on Jour he.nl y.ni mill feel ati(i.-d with it ami tbe price. J. K. Morria. The prop iwiti f the m.itii r of i "tab- Imlnim a c''le lur our city ii j i-t now demanding- the uttciitiun i f our hutuiieftg men. Thia i a puiiliun tlmt the editor of thia piiier tiii.i ulwai'H favored and haa ao elated in tln-Mi cu!uinn. U-t tbe council take thia mutter up at IU next meetinif mid cl;i!jlo-li a t'r.nle fur A street, which i our m.iiu Hret t. Many rumora f..ut about the atreeta conceriiinif railroad proia-cta and the occasion of im uiuny ptraiii;er in town. Some think that I'rineviile ta about to I have a railroad and ollicri i-ay that the railroad talk ia "hot air," but however that ia, there in no "but nir" about the propueittuti that Micln ll c.irri.-a the lineKt line of ciutirK and lubacco in town. Juniier Ciicle No. I!7. Women of Woodcraft, elected 'he follow ina otliiiTM for the etnoiint; ter in : I', (i. N., Mi-.e:' Klfa Crooke; (i N'., Mm. .lulu Younjt; Advini-r. Mia. Jane I Lirrintur, ; Maif'.cinn Mra Mary Mi-DoWcM ; At', n. hint, '.ih. i .Mih :.I it j;i.i dlar.p; r.iiii)extei Miiaician k ; Muiuijr.'r, J. I.. PRINTS Good grade, fast color. KX) pieceg IMPORTED FRENCH 22 yards for $100 DRESS OINGHAM3 : 8 yards for 1 0 IAPROX GINGHAM Big Asaort- rnent, :Rever8ible COVERT SUITING. 10 yards for $1 00 6 yards for $1 00 ; MAN I LA CORDS Just the thingGOOD BLACK SATEEN, j for Summer waists and dresses' 10 yards for $1 00 j 12 yards for 1 00; ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS We carry a full line and sell a: good corset for 75c NOVAKA DIMITIES Tbe latest 10 yard for 1 001 Our line of White Goods and Shirt Waists are too numerous to mention WUHZOlEIItER & THOIHSOJI, EADERS OF LOW PRICES. J- I Yira Cyrna; ! O. S., Mra U. Mian Jii'Lii Mc Coliu, h. Sui.N'.ini I tha icuhir in IV will vim wilii relative. Mr. intei vii lh inlijliitiMiM of Shnriiiau coutiiy aa to the uu'titi of the KaultieKt t'hniii fur uliich lui iii aent. " I'lin ihiclorH tiild llei 111 v couh Waa incur. ihle, Ono Minnie I'oiili Cine made me u well man." .Morriti hilver, North Slratfurd. N. II . Itec.uiNe vou've not found reiief fioin a stuhtiorn couh, don't i ,lep.iir. One Minute Coiu'li Cure baa) euied llioiiaanda and it will cuie yuu. Safe und aure. Teuiplulou A Sun. Miss Grace lielkuap repreaented Carna lion Chapter I). K. S., which met in Port land thia week. After the ttrund odfc'e, Mina Urate will vinit with frienda and relative in Ihe Willamette valley and wbiie Ik'Iow will attend t hit (land lodne of the D. of II., aa a dalca-ate from Sun- ta'atn lodge of thia city. The irrand luil-o will convene about the middle of j next mutilli. Tho juniper lumber of Kaatern Orenun baa attracted the atteutioti of the matiu- ! factun.ra of the Kant. The aamplea of ct. Ciihivan will lonowiiiK ut iccrs Mra. I'eail lu-wci SU-wart ; I., of II .. Ii.M-r.e of ih nor lit ;. June -ith ec;..,l the IVit Chief of Honor, ; ( '. of II., Mis. I'mma Mrs l.in v I'.ootli ; C. of ('., .Mr. Hi. ui, h Mrs. Clara Smilli ; I l.ijfili'tt i K.voivcr, I'ulier, Min Maiy Si Draper; O. U .. Nii. 5J Zfy-X M.,iiel; l;,cor,ier, Vi.iiocier, Mrs. Kate Mi.i. 'lr.i Cviiih; .V-uioti ; I. '., Win. Jc.Me tilav. 1 lock of Millinery bV July lat. I almw aoiim ureat harKalii. Call and "lk m i"11'!"'' oihI placed on exhibition Uko advantii'u of thia opportunity Mh. KkKHN. Mr. Juinea Brown, of Putamoutli, Va., over (Kl ycara of M!e, aulVered for yeara w ith a bul enie on Ilia face, l'liyaiciana cnuld nut help him. IHiWiU'a Witch "alve cnri-d him iei inanently. Temple ton A Son. Z K. Moody haa a repreaentative now at SliMiiiko to look after the needi of hia wool Krnwlna' and ahlpping cuatomen. Iliaauptil in prrpnied lo advance ficiitlit to teiimnlera, receive and forward woola, and lo nivn putnonal uttention lo recelv inH and fni watdiiiK nierclaandiae of any leaeription coiialKiied to hia care. feiiri Daylight Run Prlnovlllo to Shanlko 12 Hour Servico Leaven I'rineviile at 6 A M Toes duya ThiiradavM and Salnnlaya. lenvea Sliatiiko ut I) A M Mondayn VWedneHilaya and KHdavs. ADAMSON A WINNKK'CO ; Amenta. . aU(h.t.irf-iii(-iiiT iiha ea fnk it a m The hilioiiH, tired, nervoua man cannot iicccsHliilly coinpoto with liia healthy rival. DeWitt'a Little l'.arly Itinera, (he fuiuoiia pilla fur eotialipatiou will remove the caiiHn of your troubles. Templeton & Son. The Vienna Cafe la still in tho lead aa Ihe beat rcHtuuriint in the city. They huvo a number of nice rooms In connec tion with their restaurant and huvo made arraiia'cmciitH with Mra. t'obrs of The Hudby whereby the Vienna Cafe haa leaeed all Ihe rooniH of that liotiaa. Mra. Cohrn will have the Hiipnrviaion of the roniiiH, and xuonIs will he allowed the liae of the silting room and parlor as heretofore. al anhniijton II. C ia bek'lnninK to hear fruit. Crook county ia a wonderful country and ita people urn becoming pro giueaive and I'rineviile will become what it oulit to be, the leading city of Kaatern ( begun. "A few month ai;o, food which late for breakfaal would not remain on my atomach fur half an hour. I lined one bottle of vour Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and can now eat my breakfaal and oilier meats with a relinh and my food ia thor oughly digcated. Nothing eipuila Kodol Dvpceia ('ore for atomach troubles." II. S. I'itla, Arlington, Tux. Kodoi Dys pepsia Cute digests what you eut. Tem pleton A Son. Laat Wediuwday a storm swept, over a portion of Kaatern Oregon. The yvriter left Hhuniko (hat morning at 8 o'lock in a blinding snow storm. Over four inches of snow was on thn ground. When we arrived in I'rineviile we found that this place bad bad her sbure. This is a very unusual occurrence, and Wliiio some por tions may bo benefited by the snow, others w ill stiller by it and it is to be lioiod It w ill pans off without a heavy frost. Dyspeptics cannot be long lived be cause lo live requites nourishment. Food is not nouriHlilug until it is digextcd. A disordered utoiiuioh cannot digest food, it miiHt huve asHiHtanco. Kodul Dyspepsia Cure digests all kinds of food w ithout aid from the stomach, allowit g it to rest and regain its natural functions. Its elements are exactly the satno aa the natural di gestive fluids an I it simply can't help but do you good. Tompluton A Son. Having new and complete government plats of the entire county, and being thorough l.v posted in land matters, the undersigned is prepared lo take al! kinds of laud tilings and llnal proofs, prosecute contests und give reliable advice in all matters pertaining to hind matters. Charges reasonable. Work guaranteed. A. 0. l'.M.MKH, U. S, Commissioner. Prinevillo and Shaniko Stago Company. Special attention piven to Pasa enifor and freight t radio to und from The Dalieu and Shanlko Speolul rnr.es iriven (o parties and rrelirtuin bulk. ADAMSON A. WINNEK CO., f I: Ajfenta. J 8hSaai kaAWl sas;iiwf5RbJ Kaatern furnilnre ii'iiiiufactiiteis have written to A. Ii. I ippm in for samples of juniper lumber, but our wide-awake furniture man knout a good tiling when be sees it and will next Monday com mence the erection of a building on the southwest corner of the block in which his present business is situated. The building will be :'.rixl IV' feet and he ex pects to manufacture all kinds of furni ture and, in fact, anything in the wood line. Messers 'Utters and lirninbv, of Vas sar, Mich , and Hmke and Warren, of MinneKota, railroad and timber men, re turned Tuesday from a trip to Upper IVschutes and Lake county, where they have been looking over tinibt n and rail road pron'cts and apear tn be highly pleased wiih tbe outlook. Tliey carried with them some splendid specimens of finished lumber from the SnuikaH'reck mills, above Silver lake. Tliey left (or the cant Thursday last. William Ciicle. the popul ar young fruit raiser on I.y tie creek , informs the Kkvikw mau that the late snow storm did con siderable damage to his trees. A great many of them were badly dunuged by having great blanches torn ott' hy the weight of snow. Ho also says (but the i cold weather has ruined his crop of ap-! pies, prunes and cherries. The pears have not. been injured yet, but he is looking for icicles to be suspended from them most any morning. This is a seri blow to Mr. Circle us be usually rabes a laige amount of fruit of all kinds. t. of H. Curniral. The I. of II carnival ut Haystack was fairly well attended and from a financial standpoint was a success. Although, if the ice cream furnished by Sister Moore and the labor and mateiial bv the mem bers hud been paid from the proceeds, the profits would have been seriously re duced. The live stock exhibit was not large but of good (pitility. The free show caine next und from the uproiiroiis laughter in I lie pavilion, it w as evident that IVof. Z.unlocVs animals "io '.'"mess F. MORRIS Will Carry a Complete Line of Latest Styles in' Appliques, Allover Embroideries and Laces, Embroidery Trimmings, Valenciennes Laees and Insertions, Silks, Satins, Velvets, Velveteens, Gilt Trimmings. We have the latest novelty in Ladies' and (Disses' Ii'Aiglon Belts and Spikes. They are of highest excellence, and bought in the East and will be sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE MARGIN the suake. or elephant and tbe white calf bebived very nicely. The program was enjoyed immensely All, who wished, were given an oppor tunity to "trip the light fantastic." All things considered, the D. of II. carnival was the event of the season. (J. S Thanks. Sunrsy Lodge, D. of H., of Culver Oregon, desires to thank the many friends for their assistance and the community in general for their attendance at their carnival. O. Stkinoek, Koc. Maury Items. Walter Morris met with a very painful accident last Friday evening while trying to remove a alab from a circular saw, be got his hand caught and cut one finger off. Prof. Pelrano gave an exhibition at the Maury scboolhouse last Friday even- l ing. His trained rats, mice and monkey were "simply immense." Mr. Joe Lister has recovers 1 from the measles so as to be srouud again. John Lafollette, County Assessor, is in terviewing our taxpayers. Mrs. Martha Hequa was down visiting with her sister Mrs Glenn last week. Alex Elliott from Ovhoco is visiting with his lister Mrs. Joe Lister. We are informed that G. W. Wiley has disposed of bis entire baud of horses. The price paid being private. Your correspondent with a party of friends spent last Sunday at ye editor's old ranch on Camp creek. The people of Camp Creek Intend to celebrate the coming 4th at Maury moun tain. Mr. Art Bennett is preparing a platform for the dancers. Jack Miller, of Shot Gun, made a busi ness trip to Maury the first of the week. Tbe mercury stands at eight degrees above freeiing, with a steady wind from the west. Crain of all kind is needing rain very much. Juvtuo. June 11, 1901. For Sale. Two residences in rrinevills for sale; also, 1 stage coach ; 1 muil cart ; 2 sets were performing some of their amusing i Inquire of antics, However, no ono was injured by ! QTf Kkviiw office. Bob Smith, The Taintor SF ff Vf lfc f 44- Close figurers buy from us. We figure closely for your trade. If you are going to paiut get our prices. We are 26 per cent lower than any one else. We have the largest stock of Doors, Win dows and Building Paper in town. We have the greatest line of Haying Machinery anywhere. Notice the makes. In Mowers we have McCormick Osborne Piano Champion FLEMING STICKERS In Rakes we have McCormick Osborne Piano Champion OaIN buck bakes ELKINS & KING. Where the United States Begins Some of the marvelous changes wrought by time in the appearance of four of the earliest settlements on our Atlantic coast are strikingly illustrated in a series of views which will shortly appear in The Ladies' Home Journal. The places are St. Augustine, Jamestown, Plymouth and New York. The forlorn indications of Jamestown's decay and death as a settlement, otter a most interesting con trast to tbe varied evidences of the gradual development of St. Augustine and Fly month, and of the gigantic growth of modern Mew ork. 15 Wanted Pnnbl nf first'chuM .TnntiiMr wnnd ) Tia Km AiA'wtjfixA ut. Ilm court. hmiHM in Prinevill on ft before the 1st day of Sptemler,uiyl. Bids musfrhe filed with the County Clerk on or before July 1, 11)111. Prineville, Or,, May 23, 1901. J. J. Smith, County Clctk. Irrigation Notioe. The Light A Water Co. will furnish water for irrigation, between the hour of 6 and 8 a. m., and 5 and 9 p. m. Water in no case will be allowed to ran ta waste. We positively will not furnish water to leaky fixtures. Commencing Monday, May 6th, we will blow twe blasts of the whistle at 6 and 8 a. m., and 5 and 9 p.m. Water will be shut off at curb, if found running before or after irrigation hours. r. L. A W. Co., Per C. L. Shattuck. Notioe. To whom it may concern : I am now prepared lo issue warrants for coyote scalps under the new law Please dry your scalps before you bring them as they have to be held over until county.nibif'.m'eets, i J. J. Smith, ' County Clerk.