b LOCAL MENTION a
Paul Held
f r mi Crook laMt 1'iiduy.
was n bnlneM rlkltor
A. V, I'llHMIlll WMK III tllCcll.V
I ' i .V from hi riini'li nl (irlr..ly.
Michel A Co. Iiavo Jnnt received iii lllley Cook wan In ! n Saturday
new lino of fancy crockery, (ruin 'nl 'r
Latent style In neckwear uud Ih'IIk
fit Michel & Co'h. Prices rciiMouuhlc.
K .vim want n trunk or mill rime
nil on Mli-lu-l & Co.
Cloth and tenuis nIiim nt Mk'lii'l 4
I'h'k, Lowcot if Ire.
liriN'i'i'li'M tit ImmI r x'K piii-efor eindi
nt (Hover's.
New lit if Hhlrt and Nuk Wear
n t (lorinleyV
I'n fi 1 11 It i dim n nhvImII,v, made (u
order nml ready to wenrat tJonuley'
A Hue line of tobaccos, elgur mnl
fit iicy mud lex nt (Hover's.
Just received a new llm of Jului 15.
NteUon lint ut Uurmli-y 'h.
When In rrliifvlllti vnll nml get our
lrl'fM on grocerlm. (,'. A. (Hover.
Come In nml see our new Kitchen
tjuecn, A. II. Llppmnil & Co.
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WALL PAPER
The !'ht line of hih
trail designs tver
displayed in tin city
Ift us nhow you the
various pattern
tU. r, AUMMBUn Lx VmI . j
.IoIiiihoii, Booth A Co. hit making
ii Hs iilty if Indie nml gent's flue
mImm-n. Cull mill liiNpect their line.
Ia(wI & Clnrk utvktle for ladle
nml gentlemen for kiiI nt Johnson,
Booth Jk Co'.
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Your dinner will tnte belter p
4j unci look bi tter if servH on K
4j nomo of that new crorkr-ry J
fro in.
I N N E K ' Sr
Tlio lnttt style, In Ladle. MIhwh
nml Children lint Jut received, nt
lowest ;rl-. Mr. Husle Nlnyton-
liloVIT.
Vi pay tli! hlghet market price
f or f null i'KKM- Don't w iinlll you
e UK, Oiii- iloor south of Adam
Mill' drug More. C. A. lii.ovKH.
A. II. Llppinuu A Co. have fsio
ynrd of lllllllil Linoleum which tlli'.V
offir for $;!.i er tunre yard, rcga
lnr price t'2.X.
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Kmi out t lie wind makes J
women' work iuy. Cover
jji your Hoorn with I.inoli'iuii.
Sec the new goods at
W I N N E K' S J
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Ann voi: ooixo t tmk faiu?
If you lire you hml lM'lr utvlwim
pnlr of up-to-lHti' hIkx nt JoIiiimou,
Itootli & Co'.
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Till illffflVIUI' ln'tWH'll
ii poor rlmlr nml n nooil
rlmlr In only n few I'oiitH.
WINXI'.K im'IIh Roixl chair
nt prlct'H t'low to poor
clutlm.
II. W. liiuiiMoii wiim In town from
Culver tliln vvtfk on n IhmIih-oh trip
, L08T IWt wiH'U- rrlni'Vlllo and
SUIi-rn, a piH'Uvt li)ik rontnlnlnu
Mivvrkl receipt and n noto In fnvor
of J. A. .South, nlHo one hiuiiII day
book. Itewnrd of $10 until Jnno 25
for return or notlflcntlun of flmlln;
niiiiie to
Hnnly Allen,
Mister, Ori'Kon.
Hull! llieKi werynuin to thelnitelier
iniiri, HiiyH mi oxi-hiuiue: "It I real
ly a hIii tlint you luy your Halt on
lliu whole nale plan iiihI ilon't Rive
me a ehanee to Iiandle tilt" tin."
Then hleil hliu hack to the uroeeiy
Mtoro nml iiilekly an order nent for
n few eholee ham for t he family ue
and n Uox of Hull fr Ient. Said the
elothlliK t the hardware man:
"You eertalnly don't do rttfht when
you K't ii tlt of nn etiHtern houHe
with niv lilir Htoek In Hluht." Hut
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the elothler wanted a new nteel j
range, nml It cnmi' a hi nelRhhor
know, In n box that he tiled to hide
lu the barn ami marked Uee, Haw
buck & Co. Tho 1)uh1ihhh men then
called a meeting to see where the
trouble lay, and they all agreed
'twas the editor ami not the devil to
pay. Why don't he roant tho de
partment b tores and the peddling
fakirs and stand by them who patro
nlxo him and' give him his dally
bread. So they drew up a contract
lougnnd Htroug for the editor to
persiie, and waited on him with
aspect grim, as ho solemnly dug for
news, but tho editor laughed a big
horso laugh, till tho gang all took to
tho woods, for 'twas written on
uxle grease letter-heads that came
with a bill of goods.
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T W K L V JS ' N A r K I JN
T SV ELYE D 0 I L I K S
Something entirely new and
it i.:.. i..,.
lllu uui ruvb tin iijj iui uuciuuuu rt
for the set nt
W I .N N E K
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Ml lliilllc Qnliili. i-I (irlz.l.v, wiim
III the i lly Muliiliiy.
J. I.. Nmllll, of I 'ii ii U ii il , Iiiih luiii n
I'rliievllle vlxltor tliirlug the pnxt
week.
I.. K. IIoiikIiih wiim In lown IIiIm
week mi a IiumIiuhh ImU from Hay
Cnvk.
J. M. Ile'ukle whm a biiMliu vlnlt
or from UrUtly ilurlng the for-part
of Hn wivk,
otto (Iray n im-ued Moiulny morn
ing from u trip to the port laud
poxltfou.
Mr. A. II. I.ljipmaii hiuJ MIhm
Frieda I.liipmitu HiM-ut hint .Sunday
at liuinl vtHltlug.
J. Frank Ntroud I over from Hend
nM-udlng a few tiny nttendlng to
Hlaue matterM.
Adrian Crook mid tieorge Myer
Wi-re ver at Helld lat Sunday to
see the ball game,
W. II. Itrotk-wn ilnwn from hi
rnni'b on Crooked river Tuesdii.v to
make final proof on hi hoiueMtead.
MIkh Wliinln Cllne wiim dow n from
lloward where h!i ha iM-en temdi-
Mihoi.l to H'iid Sunday wlih her
parent. ,
.1. V. Howard returned yenterday J
from Houthern Ori'un and California
where he hn been looking aMi-r Id
eattle IhIi-ithIm.
Sixty thoilMiiud teet of IiiiuImt Iim
Imm-ii haiilt'd to ( lino I'mIIm where n
mw brldne aeroM the river nt that
point will hooii ) In conrMe of con-
Mtnnllon.
J. W. HleiUim moved hi plioto-
grnphli' outdt over from Hciid Tue-
lay ami will be ready this wwk to
begin wot k here. He ha reutoil the
Kelley gallery and will hooii have
IIiiImImmI a colliftloti of local bind-
cut' view.
I'rlnevlll.) and Madras will itohm
Imt at the latter plaee next Sunday
afternoon, the ball team leaving here
.Saturday evening. A jenr ago next
Sunday the li:al player defeated.
Mailrn on their home grouudH by a
wore if 7 to ;.
Hev. Jliuu'll will eomlurt the regu
lar er vice of the Mi'tliodlxt church
next Sunday. The subject for the
morning: " First Thing Flrt,"and
for the evening: "Klght and Wrong
Amusement." Service will be held
nt lower MeKay ohool limine at :i
p. in. ,
Haying will begin generally
throughout the county about the
Htm l of the mouth and iuillcutiotiH
point loan uniiHuully heavy crop.
I'lenty of rain In the eusteru part of
the county has UHttured large cut
ting and In other portion the sea
son ha liecn extremely favorable to
the growing stalks.
A. V.. Hammond. F. S. Stunley and
F. 11. Hopkins were up from Madras
Monday arranging automobile mat
ter. Mr. Hammond ald the auto
liotwecu Mmlras and I'rlnevHlc
would commence running as Hooti mm
another machine, which ha Imvii
orden-il, arrive. This will be.-ln t lie
pourHC of two or three weeks and a
regular schedule will be put In force
nt that time.
(leorge Springer was In the city
from Lnuionta Monday attending
to some of the detail for the Fourth
of July celebration which will bo
held at (Irliily Lake. Mr. Springer
said everything had been arranged
for a roUHlng celebration and a long
list of aniUMcments will occupy the
day. Hunts have been taken to the
lake to lie used by the crowd und the
I'rlnevlllt! hand will go to furnish
music.
Will Ford met with a painful ac
cident while catching in the bull
game for the rrlnevllle n t
Bend last Sunday. A foul tip off the
bat caught his right hand between
the thumb and forellnger, cutting an
ugly gash in t he flesh. Dr. lloson
berg found it necessary to take
several stitches to draw the wound
together. The Injury will keep
l'rlnevlllo's catcher out of the game
for several Wi-eks.
The school board held a meet ing
Tuesday ufternoon for the purpose
of electing teacliein lor next years
work In the public school; All of
the old corps of teachers was re
elected with the exception of Mr.
Boegll who did not make applica
tion, and Miss Ida McLaughlin was
engaged to succeed him. The-faculty
for the coming school year will" be
composed of the following: H. A.
Ford, principal; J. E. Stone, Miss
Ida McLaughlin, Miss Maude Kidder,
Miss Hello Unnnells and Miss Pearl
Vanderpool.
C. T. Llllurd, the Paulina stock
man, accompanied by his wife and
Httlo daughter, came In last Tues
day. Mr. Llllurd disposed of about
13.000 worth of horses and mules
last week, delivering the animals
right at his own corrals to Walla
Walla buyers. He received S5 per
head for 10" mules and $55 each for
101) head of horses, lie had the mis
fort uno to lose two valuable brood
mares the other day, they being
killed by lightning. Mr. LUlard In
forms the Times-Herald that W. W.
Brown of that section had sold
about $20,000 worth of horses to
buyers from the Klamath and Call
fornla sections. Hums Herald.
J. V.. Kdwiird
Sister the tnt of
IiiihImi'mm trip.
wit over
the week
from
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A. C. Kiilghteu mid w ife were down
from Howard for a few ibis the
lust of t lie week.
Mailrn defeated the Culver team
on i lie former' diamond last Sun
day by a score of 5 to 4,
Jr. Harold Clark left Tuesday
morning on u professional visit to
Sliver Lake mid neighboring points.
l OU SALK New upright piano,
liecn used but n few months uud will
cll at M burgaln.' AddreM If. cure
of The Journal.
Hy ron Mllllroii o rid wife and Mrs.
Win. Wlgle will leave next week for
Hood Kivcr and Portland on a visit
of several weeks.
Mis Hattle Hotwl k returned the
first of t lie week from (ioldeudald,
Wash , where she has been visiting
since lat k-tols-r.
L. Mcintosh retunifll t It 1m week
J, If, Ilclfrlch, rf Lnmontfi, wn
In town for a few day this wwk.
A.
from Portland when he lis Is-eti
some time on misiuess. Duncan
Macleod accointianled him from here
yesterday to t lie Mclutosh . ranch nt
Paulina.
Haying iH-gau Inst Monday nt the
Hid well Cram ranch, on Trout Creek.
Till m the first crop to lcut on the
cri-ck thl season, and promise to
I' a good one. While there I not
an over-supply of water In Trout
Ctvck. for Irrigation, there Is much
moisture In the soil, front the recent
heavy rains, mid a very fair second
crop I looked for. Anteloi' Herald.
Horse buyer have bi-en making
purchase lu the southeastern por
t lou of t lie county during the past
few weeks uud recent sales are: W.
V. Hrow u, -loO head; W. C. Jones, 5r
heai;.li" Street 20 head and C. T.
Llllurd -"S head of horw-s and mules.
Most of the stiM'k was purchased by
Woodruff tif Walla Walla and a
buyer from Khimatb Fall at a price
of $(i0 and $H5 for horses and fil for
mules.
Mr. and Mr. M. I'., ltrluk and son.
Van, it-turned Sunday evening from
Albany and Portland. Mr. Brink's
father, who Iiiih bevu ipilte seriously
111 at the former place, is now fully
recovered. Mr. Brink attended the
opening day exercise at the expo
sition and say that among the
many Interesting feature of the fair
the electrical display nml illumina
tion passes everything else ill Its
Wonderful excellence.
Article of Incorporation of the
Deschutes Land company, with a
capitalization of :r),lkH have been
tiled with the county clerk In Port
land by Alfred Ayu, A. Treve Joues
and Leaver Turner, Jr. The objects
are to 'count met canal uud ditches lu
Kastern Oi . -!!, ileal In real estate
and to t r.i:' ; -t other business under
the fran. I i e and rights of the cor
poration known as the Oregon De
velopment company.
V.. K. Carey, who has been send
ing the past year with his son, Mark
Carey, In Johannesburg, South
Africa, returned to the city this
week. He said that his son was
doing a big business In the far away
country and liked the location. Mr.
Carey will leave in a few days to Join
his wife who Is visiting In California.
He Intends to buy it home some place
In the vicinity of San Francisco and
will reside there permanently.
X." L. Tooker, of the Fairbanks
Morse Co. of Portland, who installed
the gasoline Irrigating, plant on the
Carey Foster ranch, was in town
this week. Ho went out to the
ranch Monday and gave the engine
a test. The flow of water from the
rotary pump filled the flume nml
overflowed the ditch, the amount
of water rising to , the maximum
without ditliculty. F.. T. Slayton,
who contemplates putting In a plant
on his Ochoeo ranch, went out to
see the Foster equipment tested and
wjis thoroughly satisfied with the
results obtained.
Prlneville and Bend played a list
less game of ball at the latter place
Sunday afternoon, tho score result
ing In a lopsided final of 1(5 to 7 In
favor of the Liver Pill. team. Ford,
Prlnevllle's catcher, split his thumb
In the third Inning, the injury taking
him from the game. ' Bailey took
his place behind the bat and several
pitchers who succeeded him furnish
ed goods for Bend's fireworks.
After Ford's Injury and the change
In the lineup neither team displayed
any Interest and the ninth Inning
was as acceptable to the players as
it was to the spectators.
Laying of rails out he fl rent Soulh
ern railroad from The Dalles to Dufur
has begun, and the road Is expected
to be liulshed by the middle part of
August. The mad will represent an
outlay of $500,000, and the company
is planning to extend the line 30 miles
farther. Residents of Tho Dalles are
preparing to launch- a, project for
connecting the portage road with
the (Ireat Southern tracks and then
to build an extension from the Great
Southern terminus in The Dalles to
the river, in order to secure an out
let for the portage on the liver bank
in that city. The people in The
Dulles hope to raise enough money
among themselves to build the two
portage road extensions. The ad
ditional tracks will be nearly two
miles long.
J. P. Keisuy wn 'over from Ash
w ood on a business trip during the
past week.
II. L. Stewart
Paulina this week
lies matters.
wn down
transacting
from
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Mlx May Heed, of Bend, was lu
town Monday on a business trip.
She returned home Tindny.
Mayor Wiirxwcllcr returned thl
wii-k from Shftnlko where he had
Is-cn lu ut tendance at the wool sales.
C. K. Person wa over from Sister
Tuesday making final proof on Id
homestead Is-fore county clerk J. J.
Smith.
C. M.. Lister wa in the city Sat
urday. He will move his slurp thl
week to their summer range In the
vicinity of Silver Lake.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will serve ice
cream fliid strawberries at Belknap
hall tomorrow evening, Friday,
June 10.
Om-nr Lllefsou and wife have re
turned from Bend where "they have
lievn for several months. They have
rented a house and will make their
riunneiit hoiue here.
J. IC. Heath ha returned from
Butte, Montana, and Wisconsin
point when1 he has Isi-u ss-ndlng
several months visiting with rela
tive. He I making arrangement
to offer final proof on hi hoiie-stead
near Howard.
It. V. Jenkins wa lu town from hi
ranch at Culver lat wwk. He re
port that the rains have done much
good In that country and brought
out t lie late sown grain lu nice shape,
and n good harvest Is assured the
farmers of that ai-cllon.
The High School baseball team
will go down to Lamoiita next Sun
day to play It third game with the
team there. The student expect to
keep cioe hold of the record which
they made against the Lamontn
team In the last game placed here.
The commissioner of the General
Laud oflice has Issued Instructions
to registers and receivers of land
oflice throughout the country that
In the future no person shall Imj per
mitted to ac(ii1re more than 320
acre of nonminoral public land under
the existing laws. Heretofore the
applicants have Ihh-ii crniltted to
Incivase that quantity under the
timls-r and stone und soldier ad
ditional homestead law.
A young Indian git too much Are
water Tuesday afternoon and after
he left town pris-ceded to make him
self obnoxious lu the neighborhood
north of town, line man drove him
off his place with a club. Fred
(Suttendorf says the Indian caine to
hi place and wanted more whiskey
and when refused, he commenced to
tear up thing's, rode his horse against
the house, knocked a window out
and galloped off. He went to
Jueob's place, Mr. Jacob's being
absent, ran Mrs. Jacobs out of the
house, she taking refuge at a neigh
bor's. The Indian stayed all night
nt Jacob's and next morning sturted
toward the reservation. A warrant
has been Issued for the belligerent
slwash. Mailras Pioneer.
The other day a little girl of this
city whose name Is not Minnie, was
sent ilown town with her little
brother after something nt one of
the stores. When she returned there
were some visitors at the house
among them was a young -man who
came to see a big sister. Minnie
came In all out of breath and said:
You had ought to have seen me
fall when I came up the walk. There
was a banana peeling on the side
wyilk and I stepped on It and my
feet flew out from under ine and I
come right down on my l "
"Minnie!" exclaimed her mother.
"Well, I did," snid Minnie. "My
binds flew up und I came right down
on my b "
"Minnie," screamed the big sister.
"Well, can't you let me finish it?
I came right down on my brother."
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Alfalfa and Meadow Hay. The Celebrated
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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.
Wc also have the regular machines in 4 12 and
5 foot cut and McCOKMICK Self Dump STEEL
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rapidly nearing completion and will
ls ready for occupancy Inside of a
few weeks.
The 13 horse-power gasoli neenglne
at the Curey Foster ranch pumped
1G00 gallon of water a minute In the
tet given It Monday by N. L, Took
er, of the hoimnnks-Morse Com
pany. The tlow I Kidlicicut to
thoroughly Irrigate the 300 acres
lying below tiie ditch, although only
a small part of this acreage will lie
In alfalfa this year. Mr. Foster will
find It necessary to run the engine
but two or three days out of the
week. 1
Two hundred carloads of sheep
have already been shipisd from
Shanlko since the opening of the
shearing season, and at least 125
carloads more, are under engage
ment. Shipments to date are nome
w hut larger than last season, and,
a the prices are satisfactory and the
wool recently removed from the
backs of the sheep sold at the high
est average price received for several
years, the industry Is In a most flour
ishing condition. The encroach
ments of the farmers have cut down
the range for sheep, but-the gross
receipts from the Industry tills year
are larger than ever before. Ore-gonlan.
NOTICE.
There will be a meeting of the
Frlneville church association at the
Union church on June the 20th at 2
o'clock p. ni. for the purpose of
electing officers for the ensuing year
to pay off the indebtedness, and any
other business that may come before
the meeting.
A. Zell. President.
For a 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 felves strength and vigor
to the system, but the amount di
gested and asslmilrted. If troubled
with a weak digestion, don't fail to
give these Tablets a trial. Thous
ands have been benefited by their
uee. They only cost a quarter.
For sale by D. P. Adamsou.
THE EMPIRE STABLFS I
HUGH GEE, PROPRIETOR.
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Special Attention Given
to Boarding :: s: ::
First Clas Teams to Let
at Reasonable Prices, :
Up-to-Date Outfits Fur
nished for transporting
Parties to the wocds or
an outside point :: ::
LI VERY, HACK AND
BOARDIXG STABLE
MAI. STREET IV EAR THE
OCHOCO BRIDGE
PHIXEVILLE, OBEGOX
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THE R7KBKET STORE
Q. G. DUNHAM, Proprietor
A change in management, but no change in the.
opportunity to secure the right goods at the right prices
New stock coming in constantly. Let me show you,
some of the pretty things in my summer line of goods
Prmeville-Sliamko
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Daily Between Prlneville and Shaniko
SCHEDULE
Leaven Shaniko, 6 p. m. Arrives at Prineville 6 a. m.
leaves Prineville 1 p. m. Arrives at Shaniko I a. m.
First Class Accommodations
Has added to bis equlpuieut a new
machine which renders it possible to
replace shoe tips, bellows tongues
and elastic go lings in Congress
gaiters, and repair lipped seams nt
a price lesn than one-hnlf of what
has been paid heretofore. Don't
throw away any more boots and
sh(X!s for want of first class repairs
but bring your work to Spofford
and save money.
Trespass Notice.
Notice is hereby given that all
persons are Hereby warned against
trespassing upon the residence
property of Mrs. J. N. Tolndexter,
opposite the court house.. Trespnss
era will be prosecuted In the future.
P. Ii. rolndester.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the
Best and Most Popular
"Mothers buy It for eroupy child
ren, railroad men buy it for severe
and elderly people buy it for la-
grippe," say Moore Bros., Eldon,
Iowa. "We sell more of (iinmbet1
lnins Cough Remedy than any other
kind. It seems to have taken the
lead ever sevorn I other good brands''
There is no question but this medicine
is the best that can be procured for
coughs and colds, whether It be a
child or an adult that is fflicted. It
always cures and cures quickly.
Sold by D. P. Adamsou.
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You Walk?
YES: Then you wear Shoes and are looking for the
best made" We have them, the famous
Gotzian Shoes
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, lit and -wear. '
This is a good spring to wear spring goods. We have
the largest and snappiest lineoi 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, BO Of Si 8 GO.
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