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Mint Mult I.. Mn ! in it. l (lii
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lilt II lllWllM'lM flip
llnrdv A licit w iih ii wt (i 'in KUi.-r
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ciiuntj- tliU r. l uiiiily court luiv- j
luu cliMim'-'! tin liuiiiiiliii lin mill!
mlili-il n v' iiiuri ini'lni'U in tin1
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th.' Ilrt il.-ur.i- fn tin- Mtniti-1 .i,,.,, toin ,M,,r-v LurH K..iuvii hihI
Arthur V. Mim-hHii-ii wi-n- julm-'l In
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II ( iili'iiiiin nf WIIIiiiiiH ! uiiitvr-
Itllll'l ' " I" ' ' ' ' ' ' Ill"ll.l . MI-MIK
I.Cl'I'luilli It.
(,'urn-iiti-rx mi- ul work In .llil ll
hull luylim I In1 H.Mirlnu fur I If
liuwllnif nlk'.V wlilrh will huuii !
tl.ll'l .llh.llUlW '!
()!. ti. .ii of V K Mm. ii In iK'llll'.ii
In I lii iiuiiti-i ..f lli- OrUzl.v Unit'
run 1 1 i.vei ruli .1.
I'll it lull uf I i.'ul'Ki' l-.vll"- H "I fur
eiir. w ii" niitrrk'il in Si.'.-ui Ww
Vi-iir'x day i Arllmr r, I'.h-( lu.-n.
Tin' ShIi-iii Stfiicwim-ii uIvi-k tin- fol
lowing nr. on nt uf tin ui il'lluij-
Urn- uf tin- in-lllij'l ui-iMlnut uf
thf i'Huii wm wli in "-M-.I "ii Im-i i lMi. n-ili Kun l:n-k r.Hl from
Mumkiv cvi'iiltiK. Ini'ii'iM I. I. ul 1 tli-urn l.vtl- i nmch lu Willow
cri-k r-d-rrvl imnml iiiuoii-r.
J 'lit t uf low ii uf i'.'iitlimt li.v .iulni
T. I'liulkiii-r it.pruvi-l.
I In- rln furin uf Ht-rvlrt-.
Till' iliruili purluliH uf tifil.
OiIi-II m rifl'ltiiri' wi-n- pn-lilly ilw-u-rnti-il
with t)n-Kun khi- iiihI fi-rin
nii'l i.uiii-.l nl.miK. mi'l lli'-n- wi-n-
llurill'l' T, Julll-M, MH1'l'll MM1 hi uf
the ili-pltrlliii-lil ufllii- Ihli-rlul', IMIIM'
In fruui I'uriliiiiil Hiimliiy i r.-innln
ii wr-k nil jruvi-rnnii'iit IiiJkIii.-km. '
wi-ni uvir tu lii-ii.l Muii.lnv in. .in-Inu-
t'uiiniy t'l-rk Hmltli upiin-i tin
IvuIhII'IIIIuII liiMikH lid' fliN uf tin
wii-k fur III'- prlnniry nn.l (ti-m-nil
(111 llullM. 'I'lll-M' lll rt-niM III Up.-ll
tint 11 April In nn.l ulll Ih rluxi'il IIi. ii
April '.M tu nllow fur thf prliiinry,
rlii'lluii which tiiki-M plmi' mi April
Jil.
Win. Tu iii-iiUi-, uf 'owi-ll I'.iiIIim
uii whutM pruH-rl.v n mipnuT uf
wnti'r wim Mlrni'k a nlmrt tlnn' iiui,
wiim In town yi'HtiTilay. Mr, Pan
rnki Mitt'I In wiim i'unilih-iil thitl
with further ilrlllliiK n K'xxl Hw uf
water would In fuiiiul. ()H'rniluiiH
linri Ui'ii illwuiitlniii'il fur tin1 tlnir
ii ii t ll tin iliill ciiii lx- ri'pnln-.l
rliiix. I'.. lOwl ii inl wifi-. i ( Ki .i-
III. Hill, W. -IV III I hi- I'lly M-.ll.ltiy i ill
thi'lr n-liirn liunn-liuiu h huiu-y iikmiii
trip whlrli Iiiim I mi-1 1 h-m ul vii r
Iuiih pullilH In WiifliliiKtuii. 'I'ht'A
vIhIIimI it fiw ilntH itt Mr. Hit'il'i
funiii-r huini-In N'urih Ynkiiim, mnl
t lll'il lllll.ll' It llllir uf I III' Hi III!', HH-ll-
Inn it Bhurl linn- ul nil uf Ih.- prln-i-lpnl
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I'l-tltlun uf Ui-urK'' W. V'liin'r tu
n-pnlr ruu.l frum l-inl lu flu-rw r--fi-rn-il
1u mail miiHii-r.
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l ulltlt.V rurulii-r lu-r-Jt'l nil") V. P..
Mi-1'iirlninl iippuiiili-'l.
I'd ll luii uf W. A. LUU -l nl for
nullity ruml. 'out! iiii-I fur pruuf
of puxtlnn liulici-H.
r-iittun nf r. t. iiiiiinuii tu m-t
iimIiIi- m ruiul mi. I vutlnif priliut
jtninii.1.
IVtltluu of John Wi;fi-tililiit for
t In- i-KliitillMUiimii uf ii coiinty rual
wtt itppruvi'il, iurv- ur nnil vk-w-rH
orih-n-il to furvi'.v vlt'W nut ruiul
ami M'linrt. Mivt Fi-lniiiry 1!. WW,
Claim uf Ui'orp- Kk'l'llntf fur lam-iii-h
i ii n wi I hv lni-iikiiiir rhrunnh
t-oiiiity lirtiluf lit Lum IMm- rmicli
- ! 1 1 ii iu- I fur fnrthi'l- n-purt uf
v ii'Wi-r,
IVi lih.it fur likllnw cuiiury ruiul
lutllit wii-k (lum touiuriuw iiIkIiI. I I,. ,, .1 ,,rfv Hill nn.nU uiillnii.-il fur fniil.i-r r.-purt of
Tin- iihiiuI ur.li-r uf fluur iiiiiiiiini'r !...,. ..i,mir ii.-wi-r.
him liii'it rt-vi-rwil luwl flvf youiiK f(lrHtMM.,i ,uUm room, whl. h wtw IVtlUuit uf li.-urp-M.-t ulllHt.-ri-t ul
IikIIi'm will hit vim nri' uf tin- ''v,"l,,'Hj ,(IM,V (i,H.1(nit In nl ami K'vni. fur i-unnty roml. Huml approveil
prujtriim. Tin y nn-: Mm. AiikIi- . . , . haiiih-lli r w of ami Mir, yor hii.1 vk'wcm uph-rwl to
itiiniii'V, MIhwm Mamli- Vainli'lpoul, jirtfl Ih-ki'mIiim-. iiikI tfarlnmlH 1 survey, vk w out ami report.. To
lum Vnnl.ii.-ril.'Khnrp ami It-rmi l f (),ax TU). tu,,. .(.voritloiiH j im--t on IVhrmtry Ii. T.xkI.
polmh-xtcr. j , re nil inrnntluii ami nillnx.j Ajiplii-ntlun nml -tiiiuii fur In.
l lixli OvnO-Ik'' The fnvom were Kllliill reil liorw-JCurpurutlull uf Mmlrim iletikil. .NO
KiiMtemamllHymplanat The ".Veil. ! hIhh'k, hen rim; I he mum- uf the kiii-hI . pruuf llleil whuwlm: that Hinner uf
fimlMllkeii Iiiikx uf i l. e. A ilelu-atif pet ll ion are leKal vnterf ami hiihth
ri'inly fur ii-m' The alley w III oeenpy I ..i.,.,., i.-n linen! on-iu'iit. The
the Hunt lll.l.-.f the ImilillliH III '"'(elilauny look pine In one uf I llli
purl lun uf the (Inli hull' whlrh l"i,v wlliilun nmh-f a larif white
not tffurr Ini'ii iiHi'it. Ilural Im-11. niikm-ii. i from an arch
liame hiilitei-M In I hi niliaty whin uf-mllax, while uii either fil' were
Tiire. , eii- IiihI year lu H-rmll hankihl phtliln fur a Imekitrimml.
themM.'lve I he im. uflhe Hhootlnuj The lil l.lc wax gowiieil exiMllnltely
imIh wllh Ii rlenr l onw-l. iici'. xhuiihl ! In i reiiin ellk ini xMalljie wild Kural
ii. .1 forKet Hint thu- H-rmltM ex-1 1 nre uf lini- ami InwrHuii. ami i ni
plreil on the IiihI ilny uf l!m.V 1 1 U j I leil a humpn-t ofjnhle ronelnnlN.
iieei-HHarv Hint new ll.-eiie, In- I- ! Mmi.v immeroim nml t-itly tfil
-neilfurthepreH. i.1 year. were will, from frlemU hold out nf
i tuWIl nml ill. I'uiimIhIIiiu ehletly uf
( Win Wlttle I. nrninulMH In ! B,v. r. ml kIi.hh, ehlmt ami llm-n.
iinul h.-r nf hit .Inn.i-H nt AHiletle. i,,,i.. ,i... ..i.i hm-!,.IIi
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A CAlll.OAl)
or Grain
Drills
In 10 12 H and 16 Disc, all Kight HanJ. and with our paltnl
hard oil cup on the discs. Also a Carload ul
Oliver Gang, Sulky and Walking Plows
We have the new No. 5 Oliver Gang in two ami three bine. This"
the hei-t and lightent running gang plow ever put on the mar
ket. The frame cho adjusted so each bae will cut 16, 14 or
12 ini:hei,wliich comhir.es three different sue gaiig plows in one
frame. Should you lose a hore, or if the ground get dry and
hard, you can reduce the gize of your plow to suit the conditions
and bo ahead without losing one hours time. THIS SAVING
IN TIME MEAN MONEY TO YOV
All Sizes and Stylus of Oliver Walking
l'lows on Hand
Our Stock of Grain Drills, Plows and Extras
is the largest in Central Oregon.
We Can Fill Your Wants
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HUi prlM, at herhumelaM Nn.nr.,y; ,uwln t ha. h-. It inn i-unlai-.H I.-.h
i-veiilnu t.y the iiieiaU-i-a uf the Man-; . ' . .
lnlln chili In ivmemlirame uf her:""""" ' ' " . j f
l.lrlh.lav. An evenlmf ..f enlei tain- the ,i-h. - -rv-l.
iii 1 he l. ulver, Hnvi-tnc-k and Mud-iLj
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tlullH wan i njuy.-il. Ilnlnly l.-fr.h- I in. .mi iinai. nn a uppi.M.i i.ihi.k
menu were wreil tulhe fulhiwlmr. iVlltlniiH fur 1'rlih.ny Nnmlnatiuii
MIhhi-w I nn Sievarl. lora whk-li are on win- at huh i i
All Kill-In, in xtt lex ll.nl
nre up to itnte uti't p'ii-en
llmt nre rittl'l I'.ivk tx
n I'airr 1'Hru
hiickIh:
Ward, liertrmte Sharp, ami Mi'r'
I'rank I'ofler, Hluver l.nut;. Jnlin'
l.llckey nml Oliver AilauiH. j
Mr. mid Mr". S T. Stone left :
Tuediiy foi I,o Anwle", t'alif.'r
niit, win-re tliev will ie-ide during
the ttititi r,
Aleik Baldwin, lie uf the "full;
reuttlnr lejtnl lilnilk rateti.
al
All eamli-
llatert f..- the utllceM will liml t Ill-Ill
ery i-niivi'iiieiit fur wm-iii iny; l he xi
niit unn uf vntiT a iTipilie.l I iy law.
Notice.
t he l-'f irdein
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in m m . . o lit
n v. r. nu.mion oc V.O. 1 l(me" fame departed lin.lny
All nu in r fi"
ami nitv ih'ir . Iy
mnrxhiil.
.1. H. I'iiiiiiKn, MarHhnl.
Injured by a powder eipl.wlun near had from the lueal mili.
IWml h few uifk auo, wiim In (own- ... .... ,
Saturday with hi- pare..! I- KrV- VV ' J,"m" 'lir'"'
W etllietnlrt V evelilliu Irnill I I li:i-
here lie w:f
wny to rnrtlaml where he w III have
hi eyen tn-nteil, With the exeeptluu : wawa, VhI
of IiIm mIkIiI, whl h I- greatly Im
pairs I, he Iiiim I'li'nvereil frum lhe!
effeetN uf the painful mt ldi-ul. It U
thonht that the Portland ihiiIIcIh
will Ih-nlile to hiixi' the Mb lit nf "Ivihtein"
e.M If lint that nf In. III. I .'. ill 'The O'.V. H.
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Irvlnu lliv.1. who ivium wtIuiihIv uiuih v n In- nanl. Uian i ouhi t.ei Ul T M
In i-Hnl lf:inie are hi fmind al
AilnniKon'K. H'l- have
Block Panic
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-Iirie.,n . i" I, l-nlmAx
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to attend the funeral of hw d-ter.. 5 Trrllv. Etc.. Etc.
Mr". 0. t Smith.
month in Aiiona.
w In. died I
ill
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tu rotiritry hac li.ti vi.-itei hv ft
-ix-in-li enow nturm, which fell
yei-terdiiy and today. ThN will
rejoice the farmer who have found
condition too dry for working the
ioil. Heavy hiiowm are also re
(inrteil at The Dulles ami Shaniko
and ti lejihom; limn are down le
twecn l'rineville ami I'ortland. No
slinW hili yet fallen here.
Sifit4Tn correspondence received
too late this evening for publica
tion. It will appear next week,
keep a romiti'.
Raising Blooded Poultry.
(i Snriivjer, w1hm- home ranch i"
located at theeastefli fuut uf Hav
lit.ick mountain, fmir milei from
Promptly I:! Culver jniht ollicc, this" week showed
, !H a Journal reprcscntativi- some as
1. Adatnson A: lo. a i ,:., f.,,;,.i.,.,w !W ,.., i. s-- i
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ftnv mini's i i t rv Mr. SoriiiL'i r
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VALENTINE BA
Given by the Prineville Base Ball Club
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ATHLETIC ALL
St Valentine's Day, Wednesday, February 14, 1905
Supper at The O'Neil Restaurant
The Best Music and Floor Managers will be had
TICKETS $1.00
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Winter Clearance Sale
To avoid carrying anything in Winter Wear over until Next Season we are
making great reductions all along thejine. Now is the time to supply your
needs, as we are making prices never before heard of in Prineville
All Goods First Class and Good Values at Our Regular Price
Women's $1.20 Underwear 95c
Silver (Jrey unrlerwer, part wool
' regular price 11.20 Special .95c
85c Union Suits 60c
LnuMe8 honvy cotton Union unit
tegular at Sfn- Special 60c
Ladies' $2.25 Sweaters . .... $1.45
r.etit quality all wool Sweaters in
HI tie, White ami lied Special $1.45
Infant's Bootees 15c
Our regular '2'c Value in Infants
HooteeH Spei'ial . 15c
Ladies' Shawls and Fascinators
. Values up to 1 ..r0
80c
Men's $3.50 Underwear $2.35
Our ln-ht Garment, Extra Heavy
all wool. Regular $.l.,r(). $2.35
Medium Weight all Wool Underwear
$2.50 Value. $1.95
$1.50 Underwear $1.05
Good quality extra heavy Heecetl
I'nilerwear. $1.05
Men's $l.SO Sweaters .' 1.10
Heavy all wool Sweaters, Extra
good valuejit ifl.oO Special 1.10
Extra Fine Quality Sweaters in
Hlaek, 'While ami Ulue
20 alue 1.95
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In Rubber Goods, Felt Boots, German Socks, Etc., we will meet any
Reasonable Price named by others. Send us your Mail Orders; You will be
treated just the same as if you were here in person.
J. E. STEWART & CO
SALE CLOSES FEBRUARY 10th, 1906
! in making a specially of the three
J varieties, Hatreil Hocks Hlaek
l.an.-hans ami Wyaiwottes, ami
his fowls are al! pun' Moo.lcd and
of the highest type of perfection.
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i r.ac t vear ne innioris iroiu uie
! hest fanciers pure Mooded Cocks ;
from the yards of the foremost .
poultry nii-ii in the I'nited States
and has carefully eliminated from j
his stock any birds which show
the uliehtest deviations from the
reouirements of the American
I standard. As a result he has
I some heautiful lu ids for which he
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has not yet heen aide to till the
demand.
Mr. Springer has long been
known as one of the foremost
breeders of blooded horse? in Cen
tral Oregon. He now has on his
ranch about 0 head of young ani
mals, Clydes, Standard Trotters
and Hackneys, all splendid look
ing colts.
Services wiil be held at the
Methodist .church next Sunday
morning. The pastor will fike for
his subject: "A Petition for the
New Year." Sunday school at 10
a. m. Epworth League ntmoOp.
m. There will be no preaching at
night. .
Services noxt. Sunday nt the
Presbyterian church as 'follows:
Sabbath schcol 10 a. m. Hev.
Mitchell will preach at 11 aTm. on
''Heredity, or Whose Son Art
Thou?" At 7 :."() p. m. on "Sorue
Practical Ways of Applying the
Truth of Heredity." Christian
Endeavor at 7 p. m. Bible class
in the library rooms at 10:-0.
Hevival meetings of the. Baptist'
church are now being held at the
Union church. Large congrega
tions are in attendance with much
intercse manifested. These meet
ings are heid at 2 p. m. .and'; 7 p.
m. each day and will probably
continue through next week.
Revs. Cooke and Moore are con
ducting the services. One of them
will preach next bunuay at lower
McKay scl.ool house. . Sunday ser
vices at the Union church both
morning ami evening. The regu-
lar monthly business meeting of ;
the church will he held next Sat-I
nrday at 2 p". m. I
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But take advantage of this sale on Rubber Foot Wear and Un
derwear. We do not intend to hold over any of these goods,
and will, while they are in season, offer them at prices that
will move them quick. Every piece guaranteed to be this
years goods, and the rubber goods of the known Goodyear brand
How Are These Prices?
Men's one buckle Over Shoes regular price 81.75 $1.35
" four " " V 3.0D 225
" combination felts and rubbers, a snap at 2.50
" . ' " (2 buckle) ' 2.90
Ladies' one buckle Over Shoes - - 95
" hihtop " - 1.50
Misses' - - 15 ,
one buckle 80
Children's one buckle Over Shoes - - 60
All Other Rubber Goods, German Sox, etc., at Proportionally Low Price
Lay in a stock of Winter Underwear to last you over
next winter. It will pay you at these prices
Men's heaviest fleece lined underwear regularly sold at $l.."0 a suit at $ .95
Men's heavy all wool underwear. Regular 2.o0 value at - - 1.90
Ladies' fleece lined underwear, winter weight - - 50 cents il suit
Ladies' heaviest fleece lined underwear. Regular $1.50 value at $1.00 per suit
Ladies' all wool Cashmere Underwear. Regular 2. 50 value at $1.90 per suit
Ladies'
Also a Great Reduction in Winter Hosiery, such as
Regular Fleece lined Hose at 20 cents per pair
Ladies' llouse Slippers at 25 per cent off
Ladies' and Children's Golf Gloves and Mittens at reduced prices
THESE PRICES GOOD UNTIL FEBRUARY 5th
Come Early in Order to Get Your Size
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