c
B LOCAL MENTION
Michel A Cii. lift v JiimI nil I vim I ii
new line of friin-y criM-kery.
Latest atylc tit neck wear mid belts
lit Michel Si Cii'k, I'rli'i-H reasonable.
lu
WrtrnH Frown In
from 1 1 M M nek yeslcida, i ,
I III' i lty
fi'niii
l( .von w ii lit ii Irmik
fall on Michel & In
nr Mil! rum
Cloth mill IimiiiIm hIiihh n) Michel X
Fo's. Lowest ri '.
tiriMvrli'x at liedrock prices for
lit t Hover's.
ash
New line of Shin Mini
Ml OormleyV
Neck Wcnr
PltlltlllltOII II lMH'lftlty , Illlllh1 to
order iiihI rriiity to wcnrnl llornilcy's
A II i ii' lliii of tohiiiroM, i lttiint
fancy enndlcs at IlloxcrV
nml
.Int. I received a new lllli' of .lohu II.
NlClSDII HlllNIlt Uoilnlcy 's.
When In I'rliii'vllli' mil M in I ki'I our
prices on (iin-i'I'Iik. i'. A. lllmcr.
Come In mill nit- our new Klt' lii n
CJiiecu. A. II. l.lppinuiiiV 'o.
W VV W W V V V V V 1
j WALL PAPER
v
t Tlir Ix'ft lirti- of hih
: rail' designs ever
iiiHpinvi'U in i in- cuy
n Minw you I hi'
various pattern
P. ADAMSON 4 CO. m
convene
ri'iruliir
lie I
.1 l
'I', .1. HleWltll MIIS llottll
t 'it III I mi tin' IIi'mI of tin- Meek.
I 'mi nl.v court w ill
Wednesday foe the
term.
Ir. Film mid wife have returned
from ii vllt to their ninrli on the
iHmlilllri " f
MmiMi'l Wheeler wim hi the city tin'
ttiHl of tin' week from lili iiiiii'h it
ilrlzly.
wim down from
nt I h u 1 1 litt . lust
Johnson, I'.iiiiI Ii A t'n, nit' mnkliiK
II HMH'lnlt,v of Imlli'M Mini gent's lllli'
mIhn-o. Cull nml IiinmvI tln'lr llui'.
IwIh i Chirk nifklli for Indie
mul gentlemen for on If nt Johnson,
Itooth & Co',
Yolir (lilllllT Will Infill Ix'tter
mul took l'rtii r if served on
some of that new crockery J
J, from
W I N N E K ' S r
Tin' Intent style. III l.udtc. Misses
mill ClilhlrviiM hat Just received, nt
lowest price. Mr. SiinIi' Slaytoii-
Hover.
V pll.V till' blithest lllltlkl't. pt'liT
fur fresh cku. I'on't sell until yon
hi iiw. One door Mouth of Adam
sou's drug hi on. C. A, Ui.ovrit.
A. II. Uppmnii & Co. have ."hmi
yard of Inhihl l.tnoli-uin which they
offer for f 2.w H'r qnnre yard, tt'Kii
Inr price f'.Mti.
W. ('. Coiiuh't'oii
hi HtiM-k ranch
Kiitnrilny.
I'riinU lioiliiiiin mill h Iff, of Mml
niM, wi'iv In tlir i lly tUltliit; iliirlni;
till' IMH vii k.
I', it l'ollnlr.tl'l' I'rl liriinl llirliMt
of tint Wli'k from It IuinIiii'iui to
IIi-ihI atnl Clhii' KiiIIm.
W. T. K. Wli-oii nml w Iff. of
Slxti-r. tvi'liv In tlii' rhy lliln ii-k
lolling fur n fiw iIiivn.
A C. l.nriiH wan ovi-r from th
llolilw hIiiIiuii mi t In l'rlin villi'-Hi-n
1 1 roinl Moiulny on m lninlni'HM
trip.
I'iihIiiiiihIi'I' .1. M. 1 1 It It It 1 f ill Hint
w Iff, of Anlrlnii', wi-i-c III tin1 t liy
till' lllHl of till' WltU leltlllH with
rchitlvi'H.
Mm'. 'I'. II. I.nfolli'it ami won,
I'runk, left Moinlity liiul'lilliK for
i'ortliiuil lo attend the lwlii nml
I 'In rk i'Hiillion,
I'rinik iiIiihh wn In llii i lly Snn
iliiv from I'oii'Kt whi-lv In- Im Mrlliim
IiiiuIm for Ihi' l'i-t'huti'N Irrigation A
I'owrr i'iiuiiany ,
Wnltt'r I'oHti'r, who him Imi-ii at
ti'liilliiK tin Hill Military Aiaili iiiy
In '1'ortliiinl, Im In the illy vUIHiik
with hl lirothem, Carey mi. I I rank.
Mlt Minnie I'olilm, MIhh ilert I H'le
Sharp, MIhn llaxel lluwanl (tint MIhh
I'l'lirl Vtllilerpool left Molality In III
teinl the fair. They Will In' iilwent
iilxiiit two ivU. MlMrf I lo wii nl
exi'ii th to rennlln In 1'ortlMtnl In at
teml IiiihIiii'hk I'ulh'Ki.
Hi'V. (i. W. Triplet t, formerly of
thlnt-lty, who Iiiim liii-n the paxtor of
the I'liiptixt i lini. li nt I'.eml Mlnre IiimI
full, Iiiih wrveil Mot l f IiIm reKlyiui-
tluli nt the latter plmv ami x now
at Klamath I'iiIIm. He In looking
over the llel'l there lth a view of
w
Ki'i'p ottl the winil mukrs
woiui'Iim' work runy. Covrr
your floors with Linoliutm.
I hi n t w k ootid' At
W I N N E K ' S
Aiu: yor (ioisti to thi: fa in?
If you nr you hmi hetter piin hnm' n
pttlr of tip-to-iliili- hIiihh nt JuIhihoi
Hooth Co'm.
2 The illffereliee U'lweeii
- i...i i .. i
n ti ii ir t nit ii ii iiu ii n
rhiilr In only fewt'eiitn.
WIN.M K hi-IIh kooiI t'hnlm
nt prleen elone to poor
I'lmlm.
4
4
LOST IVt ween I'rllievllle li ll il
SlMterM, a piM-ket hook eontninlmr
Ki'vernl reeelntH nml n note In favor
of J. A. South, iiImo one Hinall tlay
hook. Itewnnl of 10 lint il June i.'i
for return or noHnt'iillon of IIii.IIiik
hiiiiii' to
II a nly A lieu, '
SlHtern, (irenoti.
ATM! L K C L 0 T II I
TWELVE NAPKINS W
T W E L V H I) 0 I 1. 1 E S
Something entirely new nml
M'llt llIU
S. M. Hitlley left hint Sat unlay to
look after tiie xale of koiiii hnxinexH
IntereHU at Silver Lake anil In that
vli'lnity. lie wiin ai-t'oiiipnnl-
eil by O. H. Carroll who will go (rum
the hitter plaee to Lakevlew to piny
In the luiHeliall tonrumili'iit whleli
Will lie hflil there tlnrliiit Ihe l-'oiirth
of July relel'iatlnii.
A heavy rain, ip'tiel'til throiiKhoitt
the eonntry, Hpreii'l m layer of trohl
over the . varloim iliHtrirtri. ami e-
teehilly In the Iltiytni-k, Lannuila
nml Auem y reRlomt, wheiv conlinn-
I ilry "weather wiim not Improving
theeroliH. A" III the heavy fall of
IiidIkIuii' Ihih ttxMiireil huiintlftil liar
ventH thin year and tint Heclloini it-
ferretl to Will enjoy h good ineaMiiit
ofproHperllv even If no more rain
full illll'lnn' the piVNt'llt hi'iihoii.
W. W. Cotton, eiimiMi'l for the O,
It. .N., who wiim in therity Satur
day wltli the party of rallroml
citlli'laU, Im a former I'lawmimte of L.
S. Keni)erof thlHt lty. They Htmlleil
Inw together In nn eanlern eolleu't1
itnd hoth were memlH'i'M of the law
depart un lit In Coliitiihla Collect',
where Mr. Cotton llfilhctl liin ciiui'.n
lli-nt and emne went. there wiim ii
n'tiewal of frlemlMhip and :i Iuiik
talk eoiieernlinr eolleire days when
the two met lieiv hint week.
the correct thing for ufternoon
teas and lunches. 35 centd
for the net at
W I N N E K S
NOTICE.
Notice Ih hereby Riven thnt I will
Hell, at the expiration of 'M iIii.vh
from tin to, the following ih'Hcrlbed
. horneM: .One Imy mine, branded S
on left Hi 1 tie, nml two eoltM, one
branded S on left ntllle. The inure
and one of tho coMh rnme lo my
preinNeH 'J7 montliH mro and hIiioc
that time have been fed by me. If
owner doen not call for name on or
before AngiiHt 1, UK)."), they will be
Hold at ray hotneHtetuI, 14 miles soulh
eiwt of Prlnevllle for the charges now
against them.
Dated June 2. lflo". Frank Vnnlna.
Frank Uleder, manager of the W,
V. & C. M. V. U. Co.. took hlH dc
partui-e yeHterday morning for out
Hide points, lie goes from here to
Ontario, vlMltlng several particular
tracts of the company's land hold
ings while en route, ami from there
to Portland where he will confer
with Col. Wood, the company's at
torney. Mr. IMeiler will then pro
ceed to Albany anil return over the
mountains alomr the route of the
laud grant. Uurnes Times Herald
l'erev F. Megargel and ltarth
Stminrhlleld. In charge of "Old
Steady," the truiiMconthientnl racer,
arrived In the elty with the machine
late Saturday evening and after
upending the night proceeded on
their way to Fort bind. "Old
Steady" Ih Just a week behind the
other automobile, which finished the
race a week ago hint Tuesday, a fact
due to the many mlMhaps which
followed in "Old Steady's" truck
almost from the time the machine
started. The first serious Interrupt
ion to the racing machine occurred
about SO tulles west of Cirand Island,
NebniNka, when "Old Steady,"
while attempting to cross a bridge
broke tluTiugh the structure, carry
ing its riders to the water Ih'Iow,
Nearlveverv breakable part of the
machine was put of commission nt
t his timet tire and a delay of several
days ensued until new parts could
lie secured from the factory. I'ntil
this accident hat'iiened the two
autos were racing neck to neck, but
several days sturt at the latter point
gave "Old Scon1," the lead, and left
"Old Steady" just far enough In (he
rear to catch wit li full force all. of
the heavy storms which have broken
over the country" during the past
two weeks. In the face of the diffi
culties which It has encountered the
machine did well to arrive here only
one week behind the winner of the
$1000 purse. In speaking of the race,
Mr. Megargel said thnt the affair had
cost the Oldsmoblle company In the
neighborhood of 11,000, which Is all
applied to the advertising account.
Mr. Megargel and his assistance are
are each receiving '100 per month
and expenses for driving the ma
chine. At-Hunts gasoline cost them
80 cents n gallon, and their expense
has run Into three llgured numbers
every week during the month and a
half Hlnce they' left New York City.
.1. H. Mi Md a was a bin liii sM tlll
nr from l.iiinouta the I.ikI of the
Week.
.1. II. Ilelfrii h was In Ihet lly fi
his Lamoiit.'i rmieli dtirlinj I he pirni
wi-ek.
Addle Foster relumed I he hint of
Hie wii'k from it liiiHinitii trip to
tteml.
W. K. (jucrln, Jr , wiim over from
llcii'l yexierdny looking after lejjitl
til a Item,
Frank Viiuina wint In town yester
day fnun Ms riimli on upM-r Crook
ed river.
Ike I'levliiH was down from Ids
rum li on I he I Hiim-o Mi mi day at li'iid
1 f i ur to l.usiiii'ns matters.
J. F.. Kyiui mul I'.iil I:. Smith,
proprietor '( tin' I'llol I'.ulte Inn.
were In town frmu Heml Sunday.
The annual niectluir and ehi'lloii
of oltlcers of the IVrnola Milling coin
puny will Im-held at the Fulinlexter
lliilel, Moinlity, .Inly
, MIsh Fun Stewart, who has Urn
attending Hie Oregon Agi'lcull urn I
colIeK1' nt CorvulllH, returnei tmnie
for the Htinitnt r Tuesday.
lii'orueW. narncs went over to
I'.cli'l the I lt of the wiH'k to ltipi'ar
iim alt oriiey In a contest case U fore
I 'oliilniMMiiiUer l,a Werem-e.
County .Indue W. A. IVII mid wife
nml Miss Macule Idn.e left this
iiioiiilug for Portland where they
have Urn siimmoneil as wituesses
in the html trl.ils.
The meiuU-rs of the baud me ptit-
ting III dlllgelit prai llce this wi-cl; in
plpariiti'iu for the I'ourt h. ut which
time I In, w ill add no small it i it 1 1
of llvllucss lo the pronrrim.
Itlley Cook was n hhsiuesM visitor
from Culver Motidav. Mr. Cook said
the ralu last week was neneral
throiiuhiiiit that district and iih a
result the urowing crops hud Urn
greatly U neiiied.
Carey Foster relurueil this week
from a lslt tothel-wls mid Clark
fair. Mrs. l-'usler remiilued in Port
land mul wilt sN'iid ncouplf of weeks
lllng with relatives at different
points along the Columbia before
returning home.
.1. I. I. nl. Haw and T. A. liuthir-
ford were over from l.aidlaw lues-
lay. A new bank, in which both
are Interested, has just Urn opened
at the latter place with an mil lim b. -ed
capital of J."i,ihh. Mr. Huthcr-
foid i i nsliicr of the Institution.
A. M. Logan mid Sam Clemens
were down from their ranches ut
Crook Tuesday on a business trip.
Mr. Clemens last week turned off a
bunch of thnt and four-year-old
steers for 10 s'r head. Mr. Logan
reports crops In that region to lie In
a nourishing condition.
C. M. Iteilueld, Pryden Key Holds,
ileorgvtJnrduer and Theodore
Hit ker came over from Heml Mon
day and innilearraugeiueittM to U-gin
the surte.v 'of the automobile road
U'lwirn this city and LMiuontii.
The party returned to Hend this
week and active work on the line
will U started lit a few dtlyn.
A Methodist Congress will lie held
In Portland nt the First M. K. church
from duly 11 to '.'1. During that
week many of the most able speak
ers in the church will discuss the
work, problems and resources of the
denomination In this region. Sat
urdnv and Sunday, July 15 und HI,
will be devoted to the Epworth
U-ague. It is extieeted that a num
ber from I his city will go to Port
land at the lime mentioned to be in
attendance at the Congress.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Vandei vert
were down from Lava "this week
and Intended to leave Wednesday
morning for Shaniko to gel their
daughter, who Iiiim been attending
the Agricultural College at Cor
vallls. Hut Tuesday, they got word
thnt the daughter will siend a short
time In Portland to see the ex
position before before returning
home. She will be accompanied by
her aunt. Mrs. Chandler, wife of
Major K. Chandler, of Fort Sinnott
Mont. Mrs. Chandler will Hpeud the
summer with the Vandeverts. Hend
Pullet In.
A deputy miii'shiil from 1'oitlnrid
nrilved tu the illy j isterday and
s rveil iil' im mis rti about JO wit
riceiM-H vt Im i.ie m ii.moiii il iii n.s ar
In I'oilliil 'l i.i M Moiulny to give
1 1 el Inn n la t he hi ml I'nws.
lieorg" ('.tins, wll hold iiiaklug
any claim for exl ruordliiitiy dls
tllii tlon, ttow powM iih the N'rfilliied
U'ltiity. There U Home talk, too, of
milking Mr. Cvrns move his house,
lot, himsi'lf, iiitd all his belongings
out of town until his prewnce Ih
more congenial to the surrounding
atmosphere unit Incident ally the Im
mediate iieighhom. The hciiiiiIiiI
oiis n ports concerning him originat
ed ttds way: About oYbK'k Tuen
ilny morning Mr. CyriiH wnnn wokeu
ed by a heavy fragrance whleh float
ed ll. rough (he window 'of his
U'droom. tireosing hurriedly Iih
liiade a I went let h century lliulted
run lo the i hlckeli cooii m here he
found a large ami healtliy looking
! pole cat caught securely In the trap
j which hmi Urn s-t and untile ready
I for lie visit. With iim -it Hi ion Mr.
i yrtis iipproitclieii ami liurleit a
mighty club at the niiiaial. Ills
aim was accurate mul the pole cat
keeled over to nil Intents-and pur
posiM deml. That was tins Hint
(nine move. Tin pole cat wan play,
ing possum. Mr. I 'yrus went several
sleps nearer to see the extent of the
ilamage his slrougarm had wrought.
That was the second false move.
As the Ill's I gray streaks of dawn
shor above the horizon Mr. Cyrus
reiillr.cil that he had Urn fumigated.
The fumigation U-guu at his eyes
and extended the length of his body,
mul sweet wphyrs. not like those of
I he gent ! spring. eucoinpasHed the
neighborhood. Mr. Cyrus h a s
lirleil his clol lii-s and the Im ol
lis t; of MTf niiti isswully ilisais'iir-
lug.
Report of School Clerk.
At the it li ( 1 1 1 ii I iinrtllig of the
hool district, which was held last
week, ( lelk M. K. Llliott suluulltcd
the follow lug report relative to the
flnalicfs ot the district.
I'ecclpts
'ash on hand :K!;isl
District tax !iv.).:w
ounty school fund Isvi."
State school fund 1.4.')
Kate bills and tuition :', 105.0.')
Other souires . SO
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I'eachers' wages
Fuel and supplies
Improving grounds
Principal mul Interest
'lerk's salary
Ot her purposes
Wc have the best implinient made for cutting
Alfalfa and Meadow Hay. The Celebrated
McORM!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
w (irk than the smaller machines.
We also have the regular machines in 1 '2 and
5 foot cut andMcC()UJIICK Self Dump STEEL
II A V RAKES in 8, 9 and 10 foot
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Full Line of Repairs for
Orders Taken
W. F. ffii
(Succcwor to ELKINS ft KINOj
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Our Lines on Hand. Repair
For ail Makes
The Factory is sure to go on uow.
I have got the men and it doesn't
cost me no hundred. K. II. Smith.
FOK SALF New upright piano.
Hceii used but a few months and will
sell at a bargain,
of The Journal.
Address II. -are
FOK KALE: IJiiby carriage and
sewing machine, both good as new,
U-longing to the estate of J. K. Kel
ley, ihreased, for sale cheap. Ad
dress or liujuire of M. E. Brink, at
torney for
Oregon.
Hie estate, Prineville,
Every time you stick a pick In
great Urant county you run it into
a treasure. Foal has been struck
near Upton. The contractors
grading along the Kmupter Valley
extension struck a blanket vein of
coal about one mile this' side of the
present terminus. (Iraders In pre
paring the roadbed uncovered a
foot vein. The Miner was shown
piece of the new strike and it has all
the appearance of a good coal eon
slderiug the fact that it was taken
but a few feet from the surface. It
combtiHtlon Is perfect and It burns
down to a very little ash. Prairie
tit v Miner.
Every tiling is in readiness for the
celebration on tne Fourth of July.
The program Is waiting to be put
Into execution and a day of royal
good sport Is promised. It Is prob
able that two dances will be given,
one on the night of the Ilrd by the
fire companies and the baud, and
the other on the night of the Fourth
by the bull team. Word comes from
Madras that unite a delegation will
come from there and neighboring
points with the Madras ball team to
be present during the celebration.
Every thing possible will be done to
make the day a pleasant one for the
visitors.
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51. Ml
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Hahince on hand " )2M.lli
Aside from the funds enumerated
above there remains in the building
fund the sum of K1 47. This lat
ter amount, however, will lie ex
hausted this year when the addition
to the public school building is com
pleted. Tlit' struct nre wlUcust f'.'bKt.
MARRltD.
At the residence of C. V.,t Circles,
Ight miles northeast of this city.
Suinbiv morning. June iTi, Miss
Naoma Foster to John K. (irltnes.
In this city, Monday, June I'd, Miss
Martha V. Kichards to Ivan L. Hale.
Hoth the young ieople are from Hay
stack where they enjoy a wide circle
of friends and aciiualutances. The
ceremony was performed In the par
lors of the Polndexter hotel by Coun
ty Judge W. A. Hell.
Chester W. Starr and Miss Kathe-
rinej. Evans wei-e quietly married
at the Methodist parsonage yester
day morning in the presence of a few
of the immediate relatives. The
Kev. W. P. J inner f, pastor of the
Methodist church of this' city,
performed the ceremony. Both the
bride and groom nre widely known
throughout the county where both
have spent the greater part of their
lives. Mr. Starr, who Is a nephew
of Congressman Williamson. Is the
foreman at the Williamson and
tiesner sheep ranch. Mr. and Mrs.
Starr will spend their honeymoon in
Portland, and after a month's
absence will bo at home to their
friends in Prineville.
SpoOord, the Up-to-Date Shoemaker
Has added to his equipment a new
machine which renders it possible to
replace shoe tips, U-llows tongues
and elastic gorings in Congress
gaiters, and repair lipiH-d seams at
a price less than one-half of what
has been paid heretofore. Don't
throw away any more boots and
shoes for want of first class repairs
but bring your work to Spofford
and save money.
l
Trespass Notice.
REMOVAL SALE
Notice Is hereby given that all
persons nre hereby warned against
trespassing upon the residence
property of Mrs. -J. X. Polndexter.
opposite the court house. Trespass
ers will lie prosecuted In the future.
P. li. Polndexter.
For a Weak Digestion.
Now ip your opportunity to buy new and up-to-date
goods at bargain prices. We have under construction
a ttew brick building on the same lot as was formerly
occupied by TIIE BAZAAR, and consequently our old
store building has been removed into the street to make
room for the new brick, which we expect to occupy in
about 60 days.
It is our intention during that time to close out our
present t?tock, so we can enter the new building with an .
entirely new and fresh stock of merchandise, and also
to make certain changes in our lines. In order to
accomplish this we shall sell onr entire stock at prices
that will make even article in our store a leader.
This is not hot air talk, but a
Gcnunine Clearance Sale
B --' : '
We arc goinj tu convince the public that we always
do exactly what we advertise. Come in and get onr
prices and yon will he convinced
RIDEOUT & FOSTER
Successors to Calavan & Rideout
Xo medicine can replace food but
Chamberlain's Stomach and Uver
Tablets will help yon 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 and assimilrted. 'If troubled
with a weak digestion, don't fall to
give these Tablets a trial. Thous
ands have been benefited by their
nee. They only cost a quarter.
For sale by I. P. Adamson.
Meat, Vegetables, Produce
A Complete and Choice Line of Beef, Veal, Mutton, Pork,
Bacon, Lard and Country Produce Kept on hand at the
City Meat Market
FOSTER & HORRIGAN, Prop's.
Prineville, At The Old Stand Oregon.
,"."i( Harvest Hands to buy I'mO
pairs of home made buckskin
gloves. Tlese (iloves are all
made from the best quality of
Flack-tail IVcr hide nnd nre as
soft and pliable as a squaw
glove, nnd much better wearers
and fitters. .1 list the thing for
Hie harvest Held.
Price ifl.S.'i per pair
(i.uintlet (iloves $l.M to $2.00
RIDEOUT &. FOSTER
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the
Best and Most Popular
."Mothers buy it for crmipy child
ren, railroad men buy It for severe
and elderly people buy it for la
grippe," say Moore Bros., Fldon,
Iowa. "We sell more of ('hnmber
lains Cough Ilemedy than any other
kind. It seems to have taken the
lead over several other good brands"
There is no questlrtn but this medicine
Is the best that can be procured for
coughs and colds, whether it be u
child or an adult that Is ffllcted. It
always cures nnd cures quickly.
Sold by I). P. Adamson.
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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 Shoo 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 aud 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 8 GO.
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