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B LOCAL MENTION &
Ktork salt at cost at (Hover's.
All kind of (ImIiIiik tackle at The
llasaar.
Ororerles at iNNlriM'k rlM for cash
at Glover's.
New lino of KhlrU and Neck Wear
at Oormley'a,
1'aUtaloOUa Specialty, mads to
ordsr and ready to wearatGoriuley'N
A Ono line of tdlminw, rltfar Hud
fancy raiidlt at Glover's.
Just received a uew line of John It.
NUUun Mats at Gorinley's.
WILL KKCKIVK THIS WKKK-A
uswllusof Mtllluury, Hu turner Hhlrt
Waist Hutu, Hhlrt Waists, Wrappers
and an entire new Hun of Dry Goods.
fapeu heavy uUitm at The llaiaar,
nous better made.
When la Prineville rail ami jfnt our
price on gna'erles. (J. A. Glover.
(Joints In ami aw our new Kitchen
Queen. A. II. Mppman A Co.
ltoyal Chinook shoe, better than
the Walk-over at The Basilar.
Diu iui; KVr.urai a nun oi
Adamson' Ice ('ream? Its
always good and we always
bara It. Hold by the dish or
In larger Iota. lea Cold Hota
0. P. ADAMSON CO. Jj
Johnson, llooth A Co. am making
a specialty of ladle and (rent's flno
shoes. Call and lnert their line.
mm FUK HAI.K-lln.wn Leghorn
Kjcm at 75 cents per ettlnjr. Mr.
Wallace Post, Pout, Oregon.
Iwla A Clark nerktle for ladle
and gentlemen for sals at Johnaon,
llooth A Co'a.
Your dinner will taate better
Sand look bettor if served on h
aome of that new crockery h
from ff
tWINNEK'Sfr
Tba fauioua Iloyal Chinook shoe
for men at the llaiaar. You are
sure to jmt the latest Nhnpe If you
buy a Itoyal Chinook.
The lateat atyliw, In I .ad lea, MImhm
and Children hats Just received", at
loweat price. Mm. Huale Hlayton
Uluver. We pay the hlghcMt market 'price
for freah egg. Don't m'II until you
see ua. One door aouth of Adam
on'a drug store. C. A. (li.ovr.ii.
A. II. Llpptnatt A Co. have BOO
yarda of inlaid Linoleum which they
offer for fi.00 per square yard, regu
lar prlcea $.3..
W keel
Keep out ilia wind makes
womena' work easy. Cover
your floors with Linoleum.
See the new goods at
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ARK YOU GOING TO TIIK KAIH?
If you are you had Itetter purchaae a
pair of up-to-date ahoea at Johnaon,
Booth A Co'a.
Calavan A Itldeout have uat re
ceived a ahlpuiont of the well known
Lynx brand Iadle andMlHaeaahiMHi.
They are manufactured by a factory
that make exclualvely Ladle and
Mleaea ahoe, and they are leadwra In
atyle and (junllty. Call and se
them.
J. F. Morrla hna recelvel a large
shipment of dry goods, Areas goods,
etc., making hla stock In this line of
spring and summer good as com
plete as any other In the city. He la
selling goods at reasonable prices
and will take pleasure In showing
them to you whether you buy or not
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M a oor viiair aim a gown
1 chair Is only a few cents.
1 WINNER sells good chairs
j at prftos close to
1 chairs.
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JUST ARRIVE I) At Mrs. John
Cyrus' store, an assortment of All
o over lace, Embroideries and ready
made underwear. Also silk, sateen,
Flannel and white waists, embroid
ery pieces, pillow tops and silk to
work them. Sand silk and spool
silks In all shades. Velvet and silk
ribbons, collars and handkerchiefs,
hose and hose supporters. Crepe
and tissue paper. ml6
We are ready to show you a very
, complete Hue of Implements and
rehlclea Including Hacks, Road
Wagons and Buggies. The largest
assortment we have ever had. We
are sure we can make prices and
terms that will ult you. Come and
see us and we will talk the matter
over. We handle the best, for It Is
only the best that Is good enough
for our customers. Our Implements
and buggies are the celebrated John
Deer make. The world's best. John
Deer plows are made from case
hardned, soft center steel, the best
steel that Is manufactured for the
I). V. Harm-It wn In (In-i lly from
Culver Moiidny.
Andrew Morrow was In the city
Monday from Grixxly.
Joe Hmllh waa hi the city thlx
week from hla rnnch at I'milliii.
Ulctiu Ireland waa over from Di-h
chutes thlrt wwlt attending to land
hindueM.
Work on the new Flint Niilloiwil
Imnk lililhllliK Ix'KHIl Moiidny. The
atone for the etriiel lire la lielng put
on the ground iin IiihI mm poHHllilcnud
the building will lie rindied to nil
early completion.
Court Proctedlngr.
Hupervlaor'a report of llenry
(Jrlinea. Itcitort iloea not atute
where work was done,
Ileport of Dnvld Weaver, eiiMr-
vlaor of road dlatrlct No. 4. ICeport
to lie corrected.
H tati'tneii t f ir n mipiirlm n Jy John
It. Hhlpp on exMrt'a report. Kx
plimatlon eatlMritctory and accepted.
In the matter of exMrt'a report.
C. Hum Hmlth owea 1101.07 na iht hla
report filed and f 1NIUH turned over
by W, ('oiiKlcton, total due Im-Idk
$m()NuptoJulyr, 11MH, na mt n
portanlcd. Clerk to notify C. Hum
Hmlth to pay same by June 5, 11)05
and credit the partlnl pnymenta ho
lunile ou roll of 100 for aald nmoiint
oflSi.Ul.
In the matter of the new grade up
the rim road wcat of I'rlnevllle, now
at thla time dceda from the Wil
lamette Valley mid Cnacnile Moun
tain Wagon Itoad or Charles Alm-liul
and Hnmuel lliigey to I'lght of way
on new grade having lieeu pnnenU-d
and It apMnrlng that anld grnde Iiiim
been completed In all reex'cta and
accept! aa inr ngni'meut herein,
March K, 1U0.'i, It la ordered that a
warrant on road fund In favor of
Latollctt and Wunwcller for fl.Mto
be drawn In full payment.
Petition for Lnldlnw road. Order
ed that eurvcyor and viewer pro
ceed and aurvey and view out road
ami report. To meet June 12, liMfi.
Petition for Pickett IhIiuhI road,
Iwmd approval and orilered that
aurveyora and viewer priK'eed and
aurvey ami view out road and re
port. To meet June 1. IWIS.
In the matter of settlement by W.
C. Congleton on export a report.
Due from W. C. Coiigletoii f iri.75.
Clerk to not ify him to imy Maine by
Junel."., 1IXC.
In the matter of Hcttlcincut ou ex
pert' report by J. II. (irny, due
from J. II. Orny f.U.11. Clerk to
notify him to pay same by June l.",
IWfi.
In the matter of aettlement ou ex-
Hrt's report by M. H. IhII. clerk
ordered to draw warrant for fH.4.1
on general fund amount due M. II.
Ilell na per report.
In the matter of aettlement on ex-
Mrt'a report by l. V. Nichols, clerk
ordered to draw warrant for fl.Jttl
on general fund amount due It. 1
Nichols na jHr ri'port.
In the matter of the exjiert' re
port, officers to square account and
start with balance shown by exxrt
report na ahown for July 5, llttM.
Tri'aaurer also to keep register of
paid warrant.
In the matter of wit lenient on ex-
Mrt report ly J. N. rolmiexter,
amount due fUl.lH after deducting
amount claimed by Will Wunwcller.
Clerk to notify bondsmen to pay
10.yi by June 15, 1U05.
In the matter of buying two Fres
no scrapers, Dertchutes Irrigation &
rower Co offer to sell county two
Fresno scraper for f 21.50 each, and
It Is ordered that clerk Issue warrant
In favor said company for f 17 for
said scra)ers.
In the mutter of cxjiert's report
account of J J Smith up to Jan 1,
1904 settled by oHratlon of Scton
Laws of sMclal 1IHW Laws, page 27.
Since then a per report there I due
on fees 1141. SO and errors on drawing
warrants 944.07, making total due
of $186.47 to bo paid by June 15, 1!H)5.
Bills Allowed.
Hans Larson bridge work 91!) 25
J L Powers bridge work 137 00
J W A M A Robinson phone
bill In Hooikt case 2 95
Glass & Prudhomme patent
record and Hunter's license
I) Mayes exin-nso taking
charge of Corlett Holt
29 22
2125
Peter Calaman & Den Hollo-
way expense Holt case 9 40
j i4 ucningneiu Bienograpner i ,
Cornett Stage Co. express 4 05
R. L. White subpoenlng wit
ness..,, 4 10
A. Hlxson subpoenlng witness 7 05
Corrected Statement.
Through an error last week In
publishing the bills allowed the fol
lowing were Incorrectly given. The
corrected record Is as follows:
C. L. Roberts acc't continued.
Dr U C Coe medical services $24:1.30
F . W .Stevens account continued.
Arthur Hodges acc't withdrawn.
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TABLE CLOTH
TWELVE NAPKINS
TWELVE DOILIES
Something entirely new and
the correct thing for afternoon
teas and lunches. 35 cents
for the set at
W I N NEK S
The realdenco of W, F. Hammer at
llayatnck, In which the Hayatack
poatofflce waa located, wn burned
butt week. Part of the poatfil
record and luot of the household
good were saved. The loss was
partially covered by liiMiininrc,
I". H. Cowle and wife were In the
city last Friday. Mr. Cowle aald
the aw mill which he has moved to
Madraa from Ash wood would tie
running this week. They have
order for the Itilula-r now to kee
the mill busy for thn-e or four weeks.
J. A. Itnyl returned Friday evening
from Port land. He went out to tin
t air groiiuoM while there nml miivs
the exhllilta an rnpldly being put In
place for oMnlng day. People from
all over the eountry ur already ar
riling in Portland, some to stay,
some to visit the centennial and
other to make their homes elsewhere
lu the state.
Archie Mason and John Pnlmehn
were in thcclty Monday. Mr. Mason
atat4l that the niuhlnery which
had Ist-n sent In from Portland to be
used In drilling the ituruelt oil well
at Culver, was not satisfactory and
that It-bad Wn returned nml work
in consequence would Ik delayed
until other drill bad Im-cii secured.
Mr. Mimou left till week for Tipton
to la-gin work on the grading con
tract which wit awarded him laat
week by the Kumpter Valley rail
road.
Arthur Welty, who own a home
stead near Hrlxily, was In the city
Monday. He ha Just returned from
a six month' visit In Wisconsin and
any that everyone In the East Is
talking about Oregon and that
hundreds of inthoom will visit this
country during the summer.
The old reliable Peter Hchuttler
Wagon can be found at J. F. Mor
ris's. Light build, durability and
ay running quantities have sold a
great numlsT of these wagons ami
w ill sell more. 119
The following articles which I
failed to dispose of at the auction
sale will be offered to the public at
private sale: lirunsels Square and
Turkish enrtn-ts; parlor heater;
parlor couch and mattresB. Call
at any time. II. U. Lninb,
Prineville Hotel.
Crook Items.
We have liecn having pretty windy
weather and some rain ou the creek
the past few days.
Charles Uurkhnrt ami (ius Stroder,
of Albany, arrived here last week.
Mr. Uurkhnrt say the roads over
the mountains are In very good con
dition for this time of the year, only
about 12 mile of snow.
J. II. Cornett, of Summit Prnirle,
and Iighton Morgnn, of Paulina,
have bought the Hacklemnn horses
and are now In tills vicinity gather
ing a few carload for shipment.
Professor Hurley bus been quite
sick here for the past few days aud
we are all hoping he will soon la'
well.
C. A.'Roynton nml wife, of Vale,
wlio have lsen visiting friends and
relative in this place went to Renr
creek for a few day to renew old
acquaintance.
Kd Harbin, who has completed
several bridge in the Heaver creek
llstrlct. Is now at Cold Springs and
will soon Ik' here on ('amp creek.
Harry Itarne left here last week
on a business trip to Shaniko.
Frank Smith, Orvllle Davison and
Louis Tlce came in tills week from
the desert where they went on a ride
with some parties from Sliver Lake
looking for cattle. Only a few head
were found.
Died
Near Haystack, Mny 14, Wllda
Bantn, youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. O. E. Banta. Deceased
was two and a half years old, death
lielng due to aln-ess of the hrout.
The iH'reaved family hna the sym
pathy of their many friends In their
hour of sorrow.
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SUNDAY, MAY 28th
Rotic to Contractors.
Notice ia hereby given that sealed
bid for the construction of a two
story wing ou the school building in
District No. 1 will lie received until
May 1.1, l'J0.'i, ut 2 p. m. and accomp
anied l.y rertlilcd check for 5 per
cent of bid. Const ruction must lie In
accordance to plans and speclflca
tloua prepared by J. B. Hhlpp and on
exhibition at the ofllce of the school
clerk. Board reserve right to r-
Jcct any and nil bid.
By order of the Board of Director.
M. It. Elliott, (lerk.
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Male Sure of Your Accomodatiotts
W. hava 6.0O0 Dttlrabl ftooma
In Prlvata Familial and IS HoUlt
Thcjr
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cjr ara nlreljr (uriilnhrd.
They arc clow tu the KalrOround.
Thrjr ara ondlrert ilrect car llo.
They are all cleru-l hf out i(enU.
Th)r ara Ibc very beat In tba city.
They eul 7.V. f I par day and up.
Thry ara all under cuutaact.
They raanot ralae tha price onre quoted
by na.
They are mil in be ald for until yon
baveaeen them.
Ol'R YKLLOW-t'APPKD MKSHENOER
W1IX KSTORT YOU TO THEM
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
WASHINGTON
STEEL
BOTTOM
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For Sale By
I. HICHEL & CO.
PRINEVILLE, OREOON.
The
BELGIUM
STALLION
owned by C. E. Dart
of Grizzly, Oregon,
Will make the season
of 1905 at the Newbill
ranch at Grizzly. The
Horse is a dark dapple
bay, weighing about
1300 pounds.
FOR SAB
Any one desiring to
purchase this horse can
secure a bargain by
writing or calling at the
New bill ranch at once.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the
Best and Most Popular
. "Mothers buy It for croupy child
ren, raiiroaa men buy it for severe
and elderly people buy It for la-
grlppe," say Moore Bros., Eldon,
Iowa. "We soli more of Chamber
lains Cough Remedy than any other
kind. It seems to have taken the
lend over several other good brands
There is no question but this medicine
Is the best that can be procured for
coughs and colds, whether It be
child or an adult that Is ffllcteiL It
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always cures
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quickly
We have the best implimcnt made for cutting
Alfalfa and Meadow Hay. The Celebrated
MeeORMI&K
BIG U MOWER ""--
This Mower has Higher Wheels, Wider Track
and More Weight than the regular Mower which
makes it stand up to the heaviest work without
crawling and causes it to run lighter in heavy
work t h a n t h e s m a 1 1 e r m a c h i n e s.
We also have the regular machines in 4 12 and
5 foot cut and McCOKMICK Self Dump STEEL
HAY RAKES in 8, 9 and 10 foot
21 Full Line of Repairs for Our Lines
Orders Taken For All
For s Weak Digestion.
No medicine can replace food but
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will help you to digest your
food. It Is not the quantity of food
taken that gives strength and vigor
to the syHtera, but the amount di
gested and aaalmilrted. If troubled
with a weak digestion, don't fall to
give these Tablets a trial. Tflous
ands have lieen benefited by 'their
uee. They only cost a quarter.
For sale by D. P. Adamson.
J. W. BOONE
. Maker of the cele
brated Prineville
Stock Saddle
Saddles and Harness
Latest improved
Ladles' side and
stride saddles,
bits, spurs, an
gorachaps, quirts
and hackamorea.
A Full Line of Stockmen's
Sipplies
Write for Prices
Prineville, - Oregon.
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Wall paper in the neat
est up-to-date designs, all
weights and prices. If
you want wall paper, in
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THE EMPIRE STABLES
HUGH GEE, PROPRIETOR.
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Up-to-Date Outfits Fur
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Desiring to settle up the estate of the
late Jas. S. Kelley as soon as possible
the business known as The Racket
Store is for sale. For Price and Terms
call or write Mrs. Jas. S. KELLEY
Prineville, Oregon.
Prinevilie-Shaniko Ste
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Daily Between Prineville and Shaniko
SCHEDULE
Leaves Shaniko, 6 p. m. Arrives at Prineville 6 a. m,
Leaves Prineville 1 p. m. Arrives at Shaniko 1 a. m.
First Class Accommodations
You Walk?
YES:' Then you wear Shoes and are looking for the
best made. We have them, the famous
Sh
We are making room for the largest consignment of
shoes ever shipped to any firm in Crook County and
will be prepared to Shoe any person who wears Shoes.
We carry the famous 'Health and Walk Easy'
Shoes for men and women, which have never been been
equaled for comfort, style, fit and wear.
This is a good spring to wear spring goods. We have
the largest and snappiest line of Spring Goods ever
brought to Prineville, which vill be ready for the good
people to select from in the near future. Do not .
buy elsewhere until you have examined
our line.
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Admission 25 cents
Sold by D. P,
Adamson.