Loem. MENTION
NtiM'k mii 1 1 fit t'imt Ml UlovcrV.
All klmlM of fishing tackle lit The
Hiiiinrtr.
Oroeerle nt U'drock prices fur ciinIi
nt mover's.
New II in of Shirt m iiiul Neck Wear
nt Uurinloy'.
Pantaloons n seelulty, made to
order iiiul nnl,v tu woarnt llorinloy's
A fine lino nf IoIiiiitimi, rlgnm ntnl
fancy candles nt I lover's,
Just received a new line of John II.
Ntctsou IIiiIm Mt Uoriuloy's.
l'iiH'ii heavy w nt The llur.ua r,
tu mo ltter iiinde.
When In I'rluovlllo II iiml gel our
prior ni groceries. ('. . (Hover.
('nine In mill mt' our new Kitchen
Uin-cn. A. II. I.lppinnii & ( ifc.
Koynl Chinook nIiimh, better limn
the Walk-over nt Tin' lludiur.
i 1 1 yoi: Kvicitfiit ii iiiMii .r
AiliuiiHim'H leu Cri'iim? It
always Km H I Hint ww nlwny
have It. Kulil by tlm iIIhIi or
In larger IntM. Ice Culil Koil't
0. P. ADAMSON & CO.
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Johimon, booth A I'd. art' making
n MMj'litHy of Indie mill gent's lino
jIiimk. ('nil mnl fiiMni't tlii'lr line.
Iewls A tinrk necktie fur Indie
mnl gentlemen for sale nt JoIiiimiui,
llooth A Co'.
A Your dinner will li"te letter
i ami look Mter if nurvel on jf
4 aomo of thnt new crockery gi
t ( r o in
iWINNEK'Sfr
Tin funiiiiiH Itoyal Cliliiiink shoe
for nii'ii nt tin linxniir. You are
sure to get tilt latest hiie If yon
Iniy m Itoyiil Cliliinok.
Till llltlMt Mtyll. Ill l.lldleM, MUfMt
niul ClitlilrciiH ImtM Just reeolveil, nt
btwewt price. Mm. SiimIo Mayton-
Hover.
Wo pay the highest uiurkot price
for fresh egg, hoii't wll until you
imv on. (tin- iloor Houih of Ailaiu
noii' drug store. (', A. lii.ovKH.
A. II. I.lpinnii & Co. have :m
ynnln of Inlnld Linoleum which tiny
offer for '.'.no cr square ynril, regit
Inr price J..V.
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Keep out the wind in a ken
womens' work easy. Cover
your floors with Linoleum.
See t h o new g o o il h at
WIN NEK'S
ahh vtir (ioinu to Tin: fair?
If you are you Iiml ls-tler purchase a
pair of up-to-date shoes at Johnson,
llooth & Co'm.
Cajavan & Hideout luivo Just re
ceived a shipment of the well known
Lynx lirmnl I.iulleM mnl Misses sins'.
They ore manufactured by a factory
that makes exclusively Lndle ami
Misses mIkm'h, anil t hoy are lender In
stylo ami quality. Cnll and see
them.
J. F. MorrlM hos m'elveil n large
shipment of ilry good. ilreHU kooiIh,
tc, iiinklnK IiIm MtiM k In thlM Hue of
NprliiK ami diiiumer kooiIm iih coiii
pletu on any other In the city, lie Ih
Helling K'mhI nt ivhmoiihIiIo prlren
and will take pleamire In Knowing
them to you whether you huy or not
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(.Imlr lu fiiili' n fitu'iiiitta
WINNER wlU K"ol limli-H
nt prhi'H eloHe to poor
4 chalrH.
LOST Ilet ween I'rlnevUlo a n d
SlHtem, a pocket hook contalnliiK
nevernl receipts nml a'note In favor
of J. A. South, hIho one hiiuvII ilay
book. Hewanl of f 10 until Junp
for return or notification Of flndliiK
hi me to
Hardy Allen,
Nltitera, ()rKn.
JUST AUHIVKH At Mrn. John
CyruM' Htore, an iiHHortment of All
over lm'e, EinbrolderleH and ready
made underwear. AIho silk, natoon,
Flannel nnd whlt wnlHtH, embroid
ery plm'H, pillow topH nnd Milk to
work them. Hand ullk and spool
Milks In all Bhaden. Velvet and nllk
rlbbomi, collars and liandkerchlefn,
Iioho and hom Mupportei'H. Crepe
and t lHHiie minor. mitt
We are ready to whow you a very
oonmlete line of linploiuenta nnd
vehicles Including llackH, ltond
WnsoiiH and UukkIch. The lnrKest
aHHortment we have ever bad. We
are mire we can make prieon and
terma that will suit you. Come and
nee uh and we will talk the matter
over. We handle the best, for It Ih
only the best that Is good enough
for our customers. Our Implements
and buggies are the celebrated Jolm
Deer make. The world's best. John
Deer plows are made from case
hnrdned, soft center steel, the best
steel that Is manufactured for the
plow trade. .1. F. Mowms.
I . ii. Itogei's Wiim III t hi'
Culver Tuesday.
C. M. Wllley, of lleiul, w as in town
on a biiHliii'Mri trip the first of the
week.
County Judge V. A. Ilell went
over to lli-inl this wivk 011 a biiHlness
trip.
1. Michel and wife mid children left
this week for 11 vlill at the Portland
exposition.
Illrmii Uilisou mid wife, of Cold
Springs, wer visiting In the lily
during the past week.
Mrs. l.utherClaypool. of Paulina,
was In the city during the past week
vlHltlng for a Jew days.
C. A. I.iielllng mid wife were In
town from their ranch at I'ost Sat
urday 011 a few days' visit.
I'rof. A.C. Strange and wife left
yi'Hterday morning for Portland
where they will sNud the summer.
Carey Fouler returned Tuesday
evening from Shanlko when he went
the last of the week with a band of
shii'p.
Will Ford has accepted a position
with the Willamette Valley mid Cas
cade Mountain Wagon IComl com
pany mid will leave this week for
Sinters to 1c ane gnulug land In that
vicinity.
Louis (lerlN-r bought thirty-live
head of ll-yenr-old steer from K. M.
Ilrattalil the past week. The sUits
were In prime condition mid the
price paid was f'.'T.rn sr head.
Lake, lew Herald.
C. ('. Diiuliam last week purchased
from Mrs. Jas. S. Kelley the slis-k of
goods In The Itnckct Store. Mrs.
Kelley Is milking arrangement to
go to Pendleton to reside Willi her
father, F. Dis-rlng.
it. F.. Simpson revolved a telegram
the lust of the week from New York
City ordering from him r0 gallons of
gasoline In ls held In readiness for
the automobile racers w ho an ex-MVti-l
to arrive In the city soiuetliuc
this week on their wny to Porthiud.
The ball team will leave cither Sat
urday night or Sunday morning for
llcnd to play the sixth game of the
present svrli-s with the Tanngers. It
Is probable that one more game will
In' played Is'twoen the two Is-foiv
the Fourth of .Inly.
A heavy hall storm swept down
the t Kin so valley In the vicinity of
Howard Saturday afternoon, doing
much damage to the growing grain
nnd crom. James Sears, who came
over with the Mitchell stage, said
the Mold were but tered down for a
distant f several miles.
Hitdley & Slovens saloon building
at I tend was destroyed by lire at an
earlv hour last Sunday morning.
The bluite started about :i o'clis-k
from a, defective Hue and consumed
the entire building with Its contents.
There was no ho of saving the
building Itself and the work of the
fireman was coutlued to saving the
buildings In the Immediate vicinity!
None of these was damaged. The
loss amounts between fMMNI mnl
f'JOOO with an Insurance of KMX).
J. W. IHeilsiK', the llcnd photo
grapher, was In town this week.
While hero he rented the gallery
of Mrs. Jas, S. Kelley and has made
arrangement to begin work here at
once. He will maintain branch gal
leries at Bond and Sisters where his
work Is well known. Mr. Uledsoe
has taken many excellent views In
Crook county, a large numlHT of
which lire now on exhibition nt the
IjOwIh and Clnrk fair, nnd will con
tliuie to do InndscniH' work ns well
us portrait. Several of his views of
Crook county are In the windows
around town and haw caused much
favorable comment.
It Is estimated by dealers In furs
that the specie of wolf known ns
the Oregon coyote Is lu'lng killed nt
the rate of 1.V000 annunlly In this
state suys the Portland Journal
Hut the numlier living Is on the In
crease. Despite the removing of
the state bounty from coyote scalps
more skin are received In the Port
land market now than ever before.
One Portland firm bought 12,000
coyote skins last year. Many were
shinned direct to the oast by dealors
In small towns and the total market
ed last year was not less than 15,000
The Hkln bring from 1.50 to
nplece. H. Llebos, of the firm of
H. Llebos & Co., said: "We receive
more coyote 'furs than we did llv
years ago. The price lias mivaucea
In the hiHt few years. The skins are
used for making sleeping robes and
for other purposes requiring cheap
furs."
FOH SALK New upright piano
Been used but a few months and will
sell at a bargain. Address H. care
of The Journal.
The old reliable Peter Schuttlc
Wagons can be found at J. F. Mor
rls's. Light build, durability and
easy running quantities have sold a
great number of those wagons nnd
will sell more. Jl
IHr. O. W, Triplet t woi orer from
Bend Tuosilny,
M. ('. Awbrey wu over from Bend
yesterday on a business trip.
Claude Wright was down from Ids
ranch at Howard yesterday.
(Icorge Cyrus ha lsen seiidlng
the week nt his ranch 11 1 Sisters.
J. It. McDowell wu III the city
last Saturday from hi ranch at
Haystack.
Dan It. Hnilth, proprietor of the
'Hot Butte Inn, wn over from Bond
Sunday.
F.d Cralitree wn over from Bend
the first of the week visiting for a
few dny.
James Dyer wm a bulnes visitor
yesterday from hi ranch on the
npis-r OehiH'o.
J. H. McMiH'it came up from La-
llioutn the last of the week to l In
at tendance at the ball game,
Dr. Belknap 1 nble to Is out of
loor again after the serious Illness
Which attneheil him several week
ago.
Mayor Wurxwelli-r left Sunday
morning for Shanlko to attend the
wool Male which will Is' held there
this week.
I. L Kotchum mid County Troasur-
rO. C. Uray left last Saturday for n
Isll nt the I'Wi and Clark ex-
Msltloii.
Diiiiciiii Macleoil wont down to
Madras yesterday with Jerry Cramer
o look after Bond company land
matters.
J. W. Barnes mid family returned
this week from Bend where they
have Ih-vii living the past two years
mid will move to their ranch on the
Ochis'o above town.
Itev. Dr. Mllllgnn. Sabbath School
Missionary for the Presbyterian
hiiroh. will at tend the Sunday school
next Sunday nt 2::M) p. in. nt the
Forest school house, nnd preach nt
lose of Sunday school.
J. II. Crooks and K. A. Sailor have
IM'iieil a new meat market In the
iillding formerly isrupled by Mrs.
L. Bradford ns a millinery store.
A complete line of fresh meats will
Ih kept on hand mid the firm I in
the market for 'lt and hides.
Kov. J. Ii. Snyder, of Brownsville,
w ho is well known In this city where
he has delivered many sermons, will
ave about the first of the month
r Winona Lake, Indiana, where he
will iniike his future home. Helms
ls-vn assigned to evangelistic work
under the direction of the Oeiieral
Assembly of the Presbyterian church
In Texas nnd the middle west.
A waterspout coming down Mud
dy Inst Tuesday afternoon Is report
od to have done great damage to the
Mays ranch, taking out a bridge
that had withstood the fury of pre-
loii ouslniiglits, and covering the
alfalfa fields with mud and debris.
bnnd of 4000 sheep which was
Ising trailed through to Shanlko,
narrowly oosied destruction, Ising
hocked within thirty yards of the
Hood. Ti ere wvre four bands In tl.e
nitllt. I elnir owned by Chapman &
Shown, H. S. Donnelly, Butler Bros.,
nnd HolH-rt Key. ntelope Herald.
J. U. Kd wards, of the Baldwin
Sheep & Lund Company of Uny
reek, was In town 011 Tuesday
morning, on business connected with
the shipping of the sheep purchased
for him by Farquhar MeKea during
the Spring. Mr. Edward recently
sold a carload of registered rams to
Wright & Dlmmock of Vermont,
who will send them to Natal, South
Africa, for breeding purposes. The
rums purcimseii were uaniDouiiiois
nnd "Baldwin," and were purchas
ed after Wright & Dlmmock hnd vis
Ited the prjuiipal sheep plants of the
I'nlted States In search for choice
rams. They stated that the 50 head
which they bought were the finest
thev hnd found In the country.
Antoloe Herald.
The. remain of Hie late Prior L.
Smith, brother of Slwrlff Smith nnd
Champ Smith of thlsolty and Is-pnty
Sheriff Smith of Bend, were brought
to Prliievllle Tuesday and laid to
rest In the afternoon.
The following lucount of his death
Is taken from a dispatch from lwl
ton, Idaho.
"The body of Prior Smith, who
dropd dead last evening nt a ranch
on Dog creek, north of the Little
Bookies, wn brought to I e wis ton
today. Mr. Smith, who wa a well
known cattlemen and the owner of
A bunch of cattle, had Is-on In the
employ of the Coburn cattle com
pany. He and other of the Coburn
outfit were camped with the Oscar
Stephens roundup outfit at the
Hwope ranch on Dog Creek. About
to o'clock In the evening. Mr. Smith
left the camp, walked out on the
prairie a short distance and then
started to return. As honoured the
camp he was soon to stagger and
after a few steps fell. When some of
those In the camp reached his side,
he was dead. He had long been a
sufferer of heart trouble and tills Is
presumed to have Isi'ii the cause of
death."
Prior L. Smith wa born In
Brownsville and was .'('J years old at
the time of hi death. When only
r year of ago he moved to Eastern
Oregon mid Joined hi brother here,
James and Sinn, who were engaged
In the stiM-k business. He remained
with them for four years, thou went
to work with other cattlemen in
whose employ he continued until
lWW. In tliut year he again became
associated with his brother, C. Sain
Smith, and for eight years they were
together. In WtH prior Smith left
Crook county and took up the work
he had In-cii following nt Ontario.
The following spring he moved to
Montana where he had lsvn living
continuously up to the time of his
nth.
A residence In this county of more
than Is years gave the deceased an
acquaintance mid list of friend eu-
oyed by few, and not a person in
the county who knew him, but will
express a feeling of deep regret nt
Ills untimely death.
The funeral service were conduct
ed at the I'nlon church Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'chs-k by the Itev.
O. W. Triplet t, pastor of the Baptist
church, nnd wore In charge of the
Knight of Phythlas, of which lodge
Mr. Smith was a prominent member
while living here.
IV-sldc the three brothers living In
this county, a father and four sisters
survive him. They lire W. B. Smith
of Brownsville; Mrs. Itols'cca Davie,
of Portland; Misses Ida and Sarah
Smith of San Francisco, nnd a sister,
Fanny, living In Salt IikeClty.
High School Students Graduate.
ESS
A TABLE CLOT
TWELVE NAPKINS
TWELVE DOILIES
Something entirely new and
the correct thing for afternoon
teas and lunches. 35 cents
for the set at
W INN E K ' S
Commencement exercises of the
first High School class to graduate
In Crook county were held at the
Methodist church hist Friday even
lug. Every seat was tilled with an
Interested audience of patrons and
friends of the class, who found the
nrogriim enjoyable throughout. The
class colors were effectively used In
decoration and n banner Inscribed
with the class motto, "We launch
tonight, whore shall we anchor,"
was draped In a V shape over the
rostrum.
The program wa o)Mnod with
selection by the orchestra followed
by the class history by Miss Iva
Both who, In a short address, told
of the work of the graduates, and
the changes which hnd occurred In
the class during the three years of
Its existence. Charles Chrlstianl
chose for his valedictory address the
clas motto, "We launch tonight,
where shall we anchor," and hi
words wore In the nature of a plea
to the graduates to choose wisely
the various walks of life Into which
they must soon step.
Miss Gertrude Sharp contributed a
well rendered and pleasing piano
selection which was vigorously
applauded.
Tho different selections by the class
liieinlHjrs were Intorspcroed with en
joyable vocal solos by Mrs. A. C.
Strange and Miss Cello, Nelms who
added greatly to the program.
Itev. W. P. Jlnnett gave the class
address after which Prof. Strange
spoke briefly and well before present
lug the diplomas.
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Alfalfa and Meadow Hay. The Celebrated
McORMIK
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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 than the smaller machines.
We also have the regular machines in 4 1 2 and
o foot cut and McCOKMICK Self Dump STEEL
II A Y It A K 1- S in 8 , 0 and 10 f o o t
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A Full Line of Repairs for
Orders Taken
Our Lines on
For All
Hand,
Makes
Repair
(Succattor to ELKIN8 KINO)
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L&monU Loies Second Game.
The Prliievllle High .School bono
bull team took revenge from the
Lnmontn ball tOHser Sunday for the
game which they lost at the latter
place two weeks Itefore by winning
a well played game by a score of K
to 4. Hyde officiated nt the slab tor
the students and with good support
shut out the Lnmontn boys for five
tuning. Freeman pitched a good
game, striking out a dozen of the
local players, but poor support cost
him the game.
Lnmontn scored two runs In the
sixth nnd took another in both the
sixth nnd seventh, tying the score.
There was an opening then for them
to take the game, but the last half
of the eighth proved disastrous
With only one out the Prlnevlllers
spliced In four runs. Albert Barnes
drove a line hit Into right field for a
complete circuit of the bases and
three hits following with a couple of
costly errors won the game. La-
monta failed to score In the ninth.
The story by Innings follows:
Prliievllle 0101110 4 8
Lamonta 000002110 4
For a Wek 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 system, but the amount di
gested nnd assimilrted. If troubled
with a weak digestion, don't fail to
give these Tablet a trial. Thous
ands have l-cn IsMiefited by their
nee. They only cost a quarter.
For sale by 1). I Adaiuson.
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J. W. BOONE
Maker of the cele
brated Prineville
Stock Saddle
Saddles and Harness
Latest Improved
Ladies' side and
stride saddles,
bits, spurs, an
gora chaps, quirta
and hnckamores.
A Full Line of Stockmen's
Supplies
Write for Prices
rrinevllle, - Oregon.
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THE EMPIRE STABLES
HUGH GEE, PROPRIETOR.
Special Attention Given
to Boarding :: :: ::
First Clas Teams to Let
at Reasonable Prices, :
Up-to-Date Outfits Fur
nished for transporting
Parties to the wocds or
an outside point :: ::
LIVERY, HACK AXD
I10ARDLYG STABLE
MAIX STHEET XEAK THE
OCHOCO BRIDGE
PKIXEVILLE,
OREGON
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' Wall paper in the neat
t est up-to-date designs, all
weights and prices. If
ji you want wall paper, in
spect this stock :: ::
D. P. ADAHSON & CO.
Spofford, the Up-to-Date Shoemnker
Has added to his equipment a now
machine whkii renders It possible to
replace sIum' tips, bellows tongues
and elastic gorings in Congress
gaiters, nud repair ripptnl seams at
a price loss than one-hnlf of what
hns been pnld heretofore. Don't
throw awny any more boots and
shoes for want of Bret class repairs
but bring your work to Spofford
and save money.
Estray Notice.
Dark Bay, left eye gone, branded
Z Z on left stifle. Owner please call
at my ranch on Johnson creek,
miles north of rrinevllle.
Barney Watklus.
Trespass Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that all
persons are hereby warned against
trespassing upon the residence
property of Mrs. J. N. rolndexter
opposite the court house. Trespass
ers will be prosecuted In the future.
P. B. Polndexter.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the
Best and Most Popular
"Mothers buy it for croupy child
ren, railroad men buy It for severe
anil elderly people buy It for la
grippe," say Moore Bros., Eldon.
Iowa. "We sell more of Chamber
lains Cough Remedy than any other
kind. It seems to have taken the
lead over several other good brands
There is no questlo'ubut this medicine
Is the best that can be procured for
coughs and colds, whether it be
child or an adult that is ffllcted. It
always cures and cures quickly.
Sold by D. V. Adamson.
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THE RRQKET STORE
G. G. DUNHAM, Proprietor
A change in management, but
no change in
the
opportunity to secure the right goods at the right prices
Newt stock coming in constantly. Let me show you
some of the pretty things in my summer line of goods
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Prineville-Shaniko Stage Line
Daily Between Prineville and Shanlko
SCHEDULE
Leaves Shaniko, 6 p. m. Arrives at Prineville 6 a. m.
Leaves Prineville 1 p. in. Arrives at Shaniko 1 a. m.
First Class Accommodations
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YES: Then you wear Shoes and are looking for the
best made. We have them, the famous
Gotzian
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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 arid 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.
JOHNSON, BOOTH G CO.