I Xocal Wcntion.
Will Wuraweiler returned from a
trip to Portland, Momluy.
Born, in this city Monday morning
to the wife of T. J. Oads; a on.
Mm. Vada Tetlierow it visiting
with Mrs. R. G. Smith this week.
Dexter Hyde, of Albany, is here on
a visit to his uncle Dr. . 0. Hyde.
There is some talk of organising a
company of 0. N. G. at this place.
Harvey Cyrus has added ml up-to-date
glass front to his jewelry store.
G.W. Milliwin come in front his
ranch on the Deschutes desert Inst
week. ' '
Work on the Maling brick building
U progressing nicely and it will soon
he up.
Mrs. Wallace Post and son Jooeph
were down from Post last week after
tupplies, r .
T. M, Post, of Matoies, was in town
list Saturday purchasing farming ma-t-hiuery.
.
8. G. Gresliam and wife, of West
ilrmuh, were in town this week on
legal businecs. ;
) Jnnies Kwnan was over from Grix
kly the tir t of the week attending to
liusiness affairs. . ;
Married nwr Sisters E. R. "Jones
and TeFsie Johnson. Kev. II. M
fctreet officiating.
i Pnink Bonney is erecting a commo
dious " barn 6n his projierty in the
von rt hmie addition. (
John BrowD, a prominent citwen of
the Haystack country, was a busings
isttor in town Tuesday.
.-. C.W, Elkins and family returned
the fiiRt of the week from a months
ty in the Paulina country. " '
1 L. 8andoz, a rustling business man
of Shaniko, was shaking hands with
trienus tn mis cy ms.
Hector McDonald, the horse buyer,
will arrive here about the third of
September after another lot of horses.
Joseph Davies and Mrs. Mary E.
Mephenson came over from UVst
Branch List week on legal business.
J. H. Garrett came np fnim his
ranch on Trout creek the first of the
week to attend to some legal busi
ness. Colonel and Mr. M. C. Nye started
W the Kuplee hot springs Tuesday
morning, lor an outing at this health
resort.
Miss Maggie Glaze went over to Sif
ters on the stage Monday, md will
msticate among friends in that vicin
ity awhile.
John Templeton and pirtv returned
1m t week from a months outing at
the Belknap hot spring on the
JlKenzie.
Win. Wigle, a prominent farmer of
the Upper Crooked river country, wax
liuiking after business tiuittcrs in
town Monday.
A. Davin, a stockman frm the
neighborhood of Ked rock eoda spiug
was a business visitor in town the
first of the week.
Mr. and Mra. John Cyrus returned
J ist week from their siiiniiier outing
in the Cascades and report a pleasant
trip but berries scarce.
F. M. Mitchell, formerly principal
of the Prineville school, his bought a
ten aere fruit farm and will try that
J. iid dI work for a change.
W. H. Booth has been circulating a
subscription paper for tiro new daily
r limit to he started in Poitland and is
tureting with good success.
Miss Belle Wilton, who has been
ti-.itUing kIiikiI in tlie Fife district,
:is-d tliroue.li here the first f tilt
rk enrnule home to Brownsville.
TliaRev. G. T. Moore D. D, the
J'aptist Missionary from Cernara3a,
tixico, will pek in the Union
Imrch in tl e city of Fr'mevilhs S at
nilay, August 31, at 7:30 p ni. All
re invited to come and hear this
wWeiul uaai. i
School closed here last Friday and
will not open again nutil fall. Ap.
propriato elosing exercises were held
at the school house and wpre wit
nessed by a number of visitors. Miss
Ida Omeg, the teacher, has conducted
a very successful school and has been
retained to toaoh the full term. She
left Saturday for her home at The
Dalles. Ash wood Prospector.
At the teachers examination held
by Sliperintandept Boegli last week,
three applicants passed and three
failed. Thoso prssing were: Miss
Alma Throop and Charles King, third
grade and Miss Ada Foster, second
grade certificates. The examination
Mipers are said to have been unusually
difficult.
E. M. Gamier and Miss I aura
Chabre were united in marriage Mon
day evening at the residence of Squire
Bell, Mi. Gamier is a prominent
stockman of the Paulina country and
Miss Chabre is direct horn Frauce.
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Frank Elkins and family and Fred.
W. Wilson and family hied themselves
away to the mountains the first of
tho week. They were accompanied by
James Elkins, of Albany, and Jas. jr.
and Miss Helen Elkins. - --
The time tor the arrival and de
parture of the Mitchell stage has been
changed as follows: Leaves for Mitch
ell on Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at 1 p. m.; arriving on Wednes
day; Friday and Sunday.
Wm. Davenport and family and A.
E. Davenport arrived here Saturday
from Prineville. They brought over
a oaml ot horses with them. Ther
- ... j
have sold their stal.le it Prineville.
Lebanon Express. . '
Uncle Harrison Johnson, of, Leba
non, is visiting his daughter, Mrs
Abe Zell. Mr. Johnson is one of the
pioneers of this state and is wolf!
known throughout its length and
breadth.
The fire companies were. out for a
drill Monday evening and got over
the ground in good shape, but a little
uVillwg is very necessary to main
tain the proficiency of the depart
ment.. ..?.;''..
, Mrs. C. Johnson, who has been vis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mr. I. L.
KcU-hmn returned to her home nt
Fife last week and was accompanied
by her sister Miss Emm Ketchum.
Mrs. (Mlie Slaytnn, who has been
employed in the public schools of Eu
gene lor veveral years past, returned
home last week alter n visit in this
county with relatives and friends.
Hon. J. N. Williamson and family
returned Sunday from Belknap
springs where they have been enjoying
.he delights of mountain scenery and
life in the wcods for the past month.
C. E. McDowell went to The Dalle
last week with four wagons to bring
np the furnitore and fixtures for the
Prineville howl, which he will take
charge of the first of next month.
0. M. Risscr, formerly of Fossil, has
purchased an interest in the Bee Hive
from I. Michel and these gentlemen
will fit np their building and put in a
stock of general merchandise.
A large tiimiber of ths farmers of
this part of the country have finished
putting up their hay, but, others, will
only begin on the second crop d(: nk
alia this week.
, Crook comity can lionet of two lady
mail carriers and they handle the rib-
Urns with as much dexterity us any
of the male drivers.
John Hon was down the first of the
week from Howard and reports the
hay hm Test done and in consequence
thereof the farmers are happy.
Koad supervisor Grimes, of McKay
creek district, eon templates starting
for the blackberry patches of the San-
tin in tome time this week.
Mis Mabel Baldwin has i-cceptnd
a pixition on the Journal where she
will become a disciple of the art prtf-
seivulive.
If you can't jset away on a vaca-:.
tio, console- yourself by reading
In the papers what other folks are
doing and Low the hotels are doing
:hcm, aud he happy.
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Wl Summer
1 t fUkl! Togs
1 I if A '
h U I Rcidy nov. The rlfiht things
1 1 I I fonhc right sums. Our out-
- I I In'g .suits for stylish folks ire
I the swellcst ever shown In
I i JL town. Prices ss low as you'd
' r A gj expect to pay for the ordinary 1
J ' clothing, but this is un
A w usually cood. , Vs
SPECIAL.
Line of Men'e
Cool. S3. 50.,
Linen Suite. Keep
Men's Negligee andDreas Shirts.
The Latest Styles andColors, 50c
SPECIAL.
A big line of men's summer work
ing shirts, all colors, 40c. ..
A fine line of men's and boys'
summer hats. The, latest fancies.
252S22ii2SkI3 "WURZWEILER & THOMSON E
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LEAkmi GROW MV
Jones Lever Binder
MADE OXL Y BY
r The Plafio Manufacturing; Co.
The simplent, Htrongt-st, most cflicicut and liglitost
running binder built.
It han the impIcBt, Hitreat knotter yet invented
liolda the world's record for accuracy in binding.
It famou Lever Device increase jKiwer just when
A.ftreO' , 'g needed motit.
Its Patent Fly Wheel stonw up surplus power and freely . pays it out
whin needed. Built of the fluent steel and iron, a triumph of mcchun
ical perfection, 3W11 find it just the sort of tuoneynaving inidement
.yoU need. Costs more to make tlmn others, but it's steeped with hon
est value. I)rop in and look it over. ' .. .
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ELKINS & KING,
Priaeyille, Oregon.
Water Notice.
D. F. Stewart & Co. reqnt nil
pnrties inini water from Crooked
river nlnive the hed of the mill rare,
to turn the exceM bock into the river
as the mill in now ready to grind and
water U ihort. , n
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' Notice to Creditors. '
. Notice l herewv (fien thnt th undewlRrwH
1ih Wen br tli county curt f
Cionk county, utateof Orex"n, duly pnint
ed Executrix of the evtute mid l.-wt will unci
testament Jt Medfnrd A. MKre, aVceawd,
and all rxnn havinit claim. aKaiimt uid e
tate art hereliy miuired to praii nt the (nine
duly verified to tlie executrix at the.ffice4if
M. K. Brink, in 1'rmrville, Oteffin, within
nix iunntit. fmu the date (4 tne tirt oublica
tiun of tliia notice. DaU4 July 30, 1SI0L .
Sar.ih K. Mcxiiik,
Kxecvtrix nf ertate of Medfurd A.' Muore,
M. E. Brink. Attorney Uw executrix.
Most Popular Teacher.
The vote on the inot popiilnHench
er up to the present tands m follow:
Mis Lilly Read . . . .' . . . .750,
Mii Ciirrie Fee.!yA 300.
Miss Lilly Knox..... 1203.
Mum Ljrt". Lnekey 450
Wati-ea lSruwu'.'. -'. .31ft
For several weeks
- Tli sound r.f themw4 hauiiner and mallet hare been heard at Adamson
and Wiunek Cn'i.' . t- :
Drug and Furniture
Departmen'i. -We have (rreally enlnncd mir Drutj and 8latinnery rof'tn
and have our new stuck of Furniture enistini( nf all lines and a'l grades
in order. We can say without fear of contradiction thnt we have tlm
most cnuiplute stuck of Furniture over bruuht tu Prineville and at
Price Never Before Offered.
Vi'n r selliiiu Furniture at about nn lialf the price- tnmrdj aaked.
Our Walt Paper, Siationery and lrmj lines an tin) lru Utjt liisti.ry.
Calf and Examine oar.-Lin:
It is a p'eosura to show our quods. We will sare you mom y .
Jidamson & Winnck Co