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M. It. IIks relumed front
Tort-
In ml (In- llrxt ill tin week.
J, I. West was over from llerid i'.c
II rut of tin- week to attend court.
J. C. ICimh was In Hi" i ll.v from
Luinontn Monday to si lend court-
ttt'orio' Stevens In In llic city from
Mmlrs ii ii wltuens In nevt-riil
Slllt.
I'. M. 1'ont was down from hU
much fit Crook this week to attend
court. "
C. II. AII.mi wns In town tin II rt of
tin week from hi ranch nt the IHg
Meadow.
Joseph I.ImIit In ilowu from I'nu
linn iiUi'inllnn thercHent iMHitlou of
eln-iill court.
Deputy Nherlff Jerry Crniner U In
thi iMiy from Msdrn nttendliiK
circuit court.
Itnlph I'olnilciter returned Mon
tiny from a visit of several weeks nt
llic Portland exposition.
1'oMiiiiHMtor A. II. (irnnt of !U n)
wm lii tow n several Mays this week
Httcndliitf to business matter.
Don't full to see tin Klmouit drill
Klvi-n ly tin ladles of the Annex
I. A. A. ('. Hull, October 27th.
Friday cvciiIiik, Oetols-r 27th. I'.
A. A. C. Hall, you will have a cliiiuc
to meet prliuv itud prluecs Fushlml.
F. C. Itowlee mid ('. M. lUnlneld
were over from Itedmond the flmt of
tlio week nt lending to lejjal IiiihI.
1110 it,
J. II. Kelly wn In tin city from
('rook tlil week mm it witness In
home of the criminal vnmn In I lie
circuit court.
C. M. Wllley wim down from the
ltl Meadows Moiidity to npjs-nr an
a witness durlutf the present wwslon
of circuit court,
Walter Hyde, who ha len en
U'W"I In liiiNluettM lii I'.Mlacada for
over a year, returned to the city the:
llrwtof IliU week.
C. W. Colby and wile and Mm.
Colby 'n mother ret uriKMl durliiK the
wiek from Pi inland when I hey hnvi
Imi-ii vWltliiK llii' exposition.
Itobt. Mooiv and wife and Mr.
Moore's eMer, MIhm Smith, returned
Monday eiciiliiK from n visit to the
lewU and ( lurk fair lu 1'ortlaiid. j
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Chnrlin WIInou returni-! duriiiK
I he mt week from Culver where lie
wan vlsltliur with Mr. Wilson's
parents, Mr. and Mr. leorm
inborn.
W. 1. Vamlevert of I.nvi, Crook
county, on hi return from the Fair,
In visiting with I.. J. Kllnifer. Me In
necoiiipuiited by hi" w ife and child
ren. Ibifur Dispatch.
V. II. KtnttU was over from llend
Tucttdny on a business trip. He and
Mm. Stunt returned hint week from
YiiiUlim bay where they s'iit the
greater part of the pant summer.
II. VV. Keed and wife wen over
from Mend the first of the wi-ck. Mr.
Iteed hint Hold hi Intnlier and saw
inlll business nt Lytic, but will de
vote hi time now to the unit of real
.-statu,
A Macaroni wireless telegram
from Lookout mountain received
yesterday convcyit the welcome uews
that under n hIIiii diet and outdoor
treatment John Combs Ih slowly im
proving. A score of I j out of 20 clay php-ons,
the Maine u the week pn-ccdlnj;,'' won
the Winchester carbine nt the trap
shoot lat Sunday afternoon, the
prlxe IhIuk a warded to J. II. Tem
plet on.
More shooting;. Sweepstiikc next
Sundny at theclay pigeon trap shoot.
Jack rabbit system and a roimI sited
I ii rue that will make the shot Rim
fan take n Ioiik kieu sltfht throiiKh
t lie ieeps.
.lociJrnhtim and I'.d (Iraham, of
SlHlem, werv In town till week at
tt'iuUiiK ftmrt. The former report.
havtiiK hnd ideuty of. rain In tnat
Hectlon and ipilte a fall of huow In
the mountain.
Duncan Mcleod I now In the field
buying Hhecp for the Win. Hrfnley
company. We an Informed - tie
fompimy will takenllohwHeHofHhiTp,
but do not know the number do
Hired. Hurim Tline Herald.
On account of the irpair Im'Ihk
iiiade nt the MethodlHt church then
will be no Hcrvlce of any kind next
Sunday. All wrvlcoR, Sunday whool
Kpworth I'UKtie nivl dlvlm wor
ship, will 1 roHiinied next week.-",
JcHHt Kilklrk, the Hnn Frnnciseo
tletwUve who put to ront the gnng
ifHtock ruMller In Wheeler county,
wn In town thi week to appear ana
vvitueHH In Dome nicullng caeH which
come up foT trial during the prcwnt
hchmIoii.
The HajHtnck poattiHlee linn been
discontinued and, hereafter the pa
tron of that olllce' will be aerved
through the Culver olllce. A peti
tion ha been Hcnt in, awklnn for a
ltnrnl Free Delivery from Culver, and
a patron of the olllce exceed the
uumlK'r iHinlred, it I quito likely
that favorable action will be hud
promptly. An liiHpeotor of ntar
route wn In Mndra on Tuenday,
having come to limpcct the newly
cHtnbllHhed route between thl place
and HclHlcr and the other star
route leading out of Madra.
Mudru IMoneer. "
MENTION
JkmIhIi William wan down from
III ranch on CrinAcd rl vert hi week
lUv. Mitchell preucbe at tl Tre
bylerlan church next Sunday. Hub-
Jnct for tlm ruornlnic: "Prayer." and
for flveiiliiK Kervlcm, "I)h InIoiim aud
1'iilty In Church Life." nbbth
w hool at 10 n. m. ChrlMtlnn Kn
dcMVor In the l uloii church tut umiihI.
ItememlM-r the eutertnlnmeiit Frt
day t'veuli'if.
An eiilerlnlnincnt of the Athletic
club uieuilH-m and the. niciiil- of
the l.ncllc' Anuex wmt Mrhixluled for
Friday evening, but tlte event, whU-li
will 1h In cbarK" of Frank FoUr,
liu ltn poHtiioued. In lead of the
cAU-rUlninent dance will trlveD
In the club hall under the aupk'eft of
the bnatdtnll club.
I. Michel I innklnK tirrnuKnientu
to iro Into bUMlne nirnlll next week
In the Ntore bulldlnn which ha been
occupied by Hideout Ac Flutter, the
the latter llrm hnvtntc iiiovim! to their
new tiuartem In the ChrUtlanl bulld-
liiK. Mr. Michel will carry a new
and full lino of notion, confectionery,
tobacco and other line of jfood.
PriM-eetl from the lieneflt uper,
which wa Klveu In Kclknnp ball lat
Tuettilay cveiilnir under the nua-
pice of the public m hool for the pur
pone of rain Inn fund for the library,
nmounteil to f 10, utxl would have
nmouutwt tit ronlderably mora had
not the Miipply of fiMl irlveo way
Ioiik U'fore tlw demand wn mip
plhil. C. M. F.lklu n-turneil Monday eve
ning from lookout mountain where
the work of erect Inn tht drier for the
clunnbnr furnace linearly rompleted.
A few connection l-t ween the boiler
and plplni will have to 1 made
wheu everything will In In readluetM
for a iillit and day run a loin; a
the weather permit.
Ncrvk-eit at the Union church next
Sundtiy will be a follow: Preach-
Iuk at 11 a. m. and 7::w p. ni. by the
Hev. J. T. Mttore Sunday chiKl
nt S.'tO p. in. and ChrUtlan Kndeavor
nt ti-.ikip. m. Kverybo.lv cordially la-
vIUmI. CoiiKn-Kntion pleae take
not in that the evening aervk-en have
been ihanjo'd to thirty minute
earlier than heretofore.
K. K. IjiiikIiIIii I In the city from
Paulina to attend court. He hn
JiiHt nturiuil from Heppner where
he went with a bunch of three and
four-year-old Mteent which he old to
Uel buyer then. Tin prk-e paid
wa f.'.7.", an advance of X centii per
huudn'd over the price paid Mr.
l.uUKhllii for the ume grade of
Hteem taut year at thl time.
Dance
Friday, October 20th
Beef Iff mm rmm will
mlm it It rmm mrm.mmt ree
come
Till Dancers Invited
Itcnch warrant were burned out of
the circuit court Tueday for aev-
eral wltnuHiti In the Paulina dltrlct
who had falli-d to nntpond to Hum-
mon to npivear, the latter having
invn tterviil ou them In connection
with cnae ready for trial. Judge
ItradMhaw took the Jijulokent way to
get them Into court and deputle
have la-en aent to arn-at them.
A. T. Willi, formerly proprietor of
the linker City Herald, wa In the
city lat week ou an overland trip to
Lakevlew. Mr. Willi I now con
nected with the Inland Km pi re Miner
of HaU-r City and upon hi return
hen will devote om time gathering
data which will la uacd by htm In
writing up the Crook county ml nee
and proMct.
The Crook County Kducatlonal
nlon will hold a meeting at Belk
nap hall on the evening of Nov. 4.
A goi m! program hn beeu prepared
and everyone luten-Hted In educa
tional work I cordially Invited to be
prem-nt. Theae nuvtlng are for the
benefit of parcnt and patrona a
well as tencheiu. The program will
be publlHhed iKxt week and will In
clude numlc and recitation na well
a HuhJcctM of Inu-rcHt to parent and
teacher.
Since circuit court convened last
Monday morning a total of !V4 wit
ncMHc have ln-en aubpoened. Depu
tle have lieen aent an far ent a
Suplee and went to Warm Springs
Indian nHervntton and from Itos
lana on the south to Atihwooa on
the north. In fact practically the
whole county ho 1mhii covered In
the Htnte'H efforta to secure to 11
mony which will convict thoee na
der indictment.
Don't forget the closing out sale at
J. F. Morris', for the way they are
selling it will not lust long. Many
thousands of dollars wort h of goods,
Including Dry tloods, Groceries,
Wagons, Buggies and Hacks are In
eluded In the sale. Your sjiecinl at
tention Is called to the sale of bug
gies ah ha ving a large lot of them on
hand a big cut In price has lieen
made to close them out, also a small
reduction on the Schuttler wagon
which Is sold at a very small profit,
Owing to the excellent material used
in this wagon it is valued for Its
sniM-rlor strength, great endurance.
light build and light draft, nil of
which make It one of the most Bath-
factory wagons that can be bought
L. V. Ballejr down from hla
stock ranch near Psullna during the
flmt of the week.
A. Ii. Holler returned this week
from Portland where lie went to
view the exposition.
VY. J. Hchtnldt wa down from
Hurauilt Prairie during the past
week on a huNlne trip.
l)r. Oewr returned Wednesday
evening from Portland. He came
away from a deluge of rain In the
latter city and ran Into a heavy
snow storm at Hhaulko.
We hava .VX) odd chair on hand,
no six alike, which we will sell at
half tlielr regular value. Flmt come,
flmt served. We niut have the
room for Holiday good. A.. II.
I.lppuian k Co.
IXin P. Ita, V. H. G'onimlMMlouer of
Madra. was In the city several days
this week on legal buslne. Mr.
Ilea tted that land sale continued
active In the Agency Plain region
and the district bad been given an
added stimulus through the work of
the railroad surveyors who have
established camp at Madras. They
are from the Southern Pacific ofllce
In Kan Francisco and have picked up
the old survey of the Colulnbla
Southern wblcb will be followed
down through I lend to Klamath
Falls theuce Into California to con
nect with the northern line running
out from Han Francisco. Mr. Itea
stated that another crew of engi
neer began work thl week at the
(. It. h N. bridge which crosses the
mouth of the Deschutes, and they
are surveying a. line up the canyon
of the latter stream. Where they
are headed for or by whose direction
no one seems to know.
Crook county experienced It flmt
stroke of winter during the past
week. The rain which fell In the
valley regions struck the mountain
side In the form of snow. Lookout
mountain had a covering Tuesday
attout six Inches deep, lust year
this peak wa almost bare until near
Christina and It I not expected that
It will retain It present coat of white
during the balance of thl month,
although everyone I predicting a
long wlnterthl year.
Wool Futurti Co Bi(br.
The startling new wa given out
Sunday night In wool circle that
Frank Johnson, the lioston wool
buyer, had purchased from Mile Iee
and signed the contract In writing,
the latter's wool clip for l'JWl, from
the backs of 10,000 sheep at Ti cent
a pound paying 9jo0 cash to bind
the option. Ho far as wool men
know this Is the earliest and highest
priced option ever taken on a future
wool slock In this county. What It
means is difficult to figurcout. Wool
has lseu considered high at 10 to 10
ceut and growers have Inrn making
fortune during the last two years.
There are those who believe that
there Is a great shortage coming In
foreign wool, and that the American
product will be at a tremendous
premium. Mr. Johnson himself oftera
no Information other than signing
the contract as nltove and paying
his cash ou the fait h of the Increase
In the market in 1KJ. Uaker City
DemiH-rat.
CsttUmsa Bold Annul netting.
Member of the Crook County
Cattlemen's association met at the
court house last Saturday afternoon
to hold the annual meeting of that
organisation. Different phase of
the range question were brought up
and discussed and many letters.
from various -stock associations
dealing with proposed new laws and
state organisations, were read and
commented upon. A. S. Ireland, the
local forest supervisor, atteuded the
meeting and made clear some points
relative to graxlng stock In the for
est reserves. At the coucluslon of
the afternoon's business tbe follow
ing officers were elected for the en
suing year: Ocorge Mllllcan, presi
dent; K. T. Slayton," vice president;
C. C. Dunham, secretary; A. L. Wlgle,
treasurer. The executive committee
is composed of the above named
officers and James Montgomery and
George W. Noble. - '
Wall Knows Firm Change Hand.
Johnson, Booth ft Co., one of the
best known general mercantile firms
In the city, sold their stock of goods
and business last week to C. W.
Elklns. a brother of C. M. Elklns of
this city. The former comes here
from Lyle, Wash., where he has
la-en successfully engaged In busi
ness, and Ills entrance Into commer
cial circles In this city means another
prosperous and progressive firm.
Baseball Danes Friday Evening.
The iuemt)cra of the baseball as
noclutlou have arranged to give a
dance In Athletic hall tomorrow eve
ning, Friday, October 20, the pro
ceeds to be used In clearing up the
remaining Indebtedness still stand
lug against the club.
Insomnia and Indigestion Cured.
"Last year I had a very severe
attack of indigestion. I could not
sleep at night and suffered most ex
crulatlng pains for three hours after
each meal. I was troubled this way
for about three mouths when I used
Chamberlain's Stomach and Uver
Tablets, and received Immediate
relief." say John Dixon, Tutlamore,
Ontario, Canada. For sale by D. P,
Adamsod. v ..; , '
for th liest shoe falue in town
go to i. U. Htewart Co.
All kinds of canned good at bed
rock prices, for cash, at Omv:k'
A full line of cured and salt meats
and lanl at Oi-ovm'.
Ifeini' sweet and Hour Pickle in
bulk at J. E. Htewart ft Co.
Come In and look at our new line
of tinware. Warranted for five
yearn. Johnson, Booth ft Co.
Take your egg to Glover's Cash
Orot-ery Store If you want tbe high
est market price at all time.
2rf2 ci 1 1 1 zr or
At ONE-HALF Regular Price
A. H.LIPPMAN&CO.
Don't sell your egg until you ee
Olover. He I always In the market
and pays the highest price In Cash.
Mackintoshes, odd and end in
Uuderwear and many other lines are
being sold at far less than real value
at i. K. Stewart ft Co'.
You are right, we have a line of
tinware wblcb we guarantee against
rust or wear for Five Years. John
son, Booth ft Co.
4 It's School
Time
and we have all the books
you want. In any grade of
public school or any year In k
High School: Our list Is jk
complete. We have a full k
line of school supplies at
lteasonable Prices
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In fine Sugars, Coffee, Canned
Ooods, Tobacco. Cigars and Fancy
Candle, It will pay you to see
droves.
We believe every man who takes
the time to compare our styles and
price with those offered by otner
will find his best Interest served here.
Dunham ft Adams.
Wash Itollcr', milK pans, wash
bowls, bread raisers, etc., In our new
line of never rust, never wear out
tinware. Johnson. Booth ft Co.
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IN THE FALL
It's time to prepare for
winter. We keep an
up-to-date stock of
Wall Paper and Oil
Paper of all weights
and prices
ft
D,f. A1AMS0N 4 CO.
We have secured the sole agency
tor the IJsk Antirusting Tinware,
which we guarantee against rust or
wear for Ave years from the date of
purchase. Johnson, Booth ft Co.
Our lines of clothing nt f 10 and f 12
comprise clothing that Is both dressy
and durable. Shaited right, made
right and fitted right. Dunham ft
Adams.
Come to our store ami be "shown"
our new line of tinware, and you
will ttelieve It is the Itest ever. AVe
give a five year guarantee on every
piece. Johnson, Booth ft Co.
full of Tragic Mesnlnt.
are these lines from J. II. Simmons, of
Casey, la. Think what might have re
sulted from hia terrible cough if he had
not tukeu the medicine about which he
writes: "I had a fearful cougo, that
disturbed my night's rest. I tried every
thing, but nothing would relieve it,
until I took Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs,., and Colds,
which completely cured me. "Instant
ly relieves and permanently cures all
throat and lung diseases ; prevents grip
and pneumona. At J. H. Templeton'a
and v. r . Auamaon a druggists ; guar
antee.! ; 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
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Orders taken for Tailor Made M
Suits, Jackets, Long Coate, M
Skirta and Waists. All the
Latest Fall and Winter Styles
Complete line of - samples,
showing dozens of shades of
the new Cloths, to choose
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Mrs. John Gyrus
A Jduiclons Inquiry.
A well known traveling man who
visits, the drug trade says he has
often heard druggists Inquire of
customers who asked for a cough
medicine, whether It was wanted for
a child or for an adult, and If for
child they almost Invariably recotn
mend Chamberlnln'B Cough Remedy
The reason for this is that they know-
there is no danger from It and that
It always cures. There Is not the
ieast danger In giving It, and for
coughs, colda and croup It Is unsur
passed. For sale by D. P. Adamson
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FOB SALE: City resilience and
three lots. For sale at n bargain.
Inquire at thl office.
FOU SALE New upright piano.
Been used but a few months and will
sell at a bargain. Address H. care
of The Journal.
For Sale: One hundred tons of alfalfa
hay on tbe P. B. Davis ranch at the
mouth of Beaver creek for sale chep or
will take cattle to winter. Inquire or
address, C. L. ROBERTS, Post, Oregon.
FOR SALE: The Knlghten ranch
20 miles east of Prineville on the
Mitchell road. Consists of 400 acres.
For particulars and price Inquire of
A. C. Kmuhtkn, Prineville, Ore.
FOR SALE OU TRADE: A disc
hanatw almost new, 16 inch .disc, 7
foot cut. Will trade for either grain
or cattle or will sell. E. T. Si.aytox,
Prineville, Oregon.
FOR SALE 100 acrcs desert land,
title jierfect; 40 acres ready for plow;
150 acres ready for cultivation; 100
Inches , water free and perpetual.
Tract convenient to timber. Inquire
of S. J. Xkwsom, Prineville, Ore. ol2
FOR SALE 12 Registered Hereford
cows, 2 Reg. Hen-ford bulls. For
sale or will trade for grade cattle,
yearlings or cr.lves preferred. Will
exchange one bull for another regis
tered Hereford. Cattle can be seen
at A. Zell ranch, 1 mile east of Prine
ville. Or addrcss, B. F. Zeu., rrlne
ville. -
BUTTER AND EGGS WANTED:
Ve will pay cash for fresh eggs and
butter at the rate of S'2 cents i.-r
doiten for eggs and 274 cents for but
ter. We are also selling fresh young
beef by the quarter at 4 cents per
pound. Fostkk & Houigan.
GOVERNMENT LAND LOCATED:
In the Christmas Lake Valley.
Guaranteed to lie good wheat and
Alfalfa land. Abundance of water
can be secured from 12 to 25 feet.
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A Complete and Choice Line of. Beef, Veal,
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