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Get Your Clothes Cleaned
I have iK-itt-tl dutlm iltdhiiiy anJ pirviing Ut
in llir rrar of llvtlr & McRar'i bur Iff sliuo. lieie
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Tin Kti-nlt-al ImrKiiliix In jtrmiTim
for tin- tjfxt lw nl ni.ivir'K -vr
off.tid hi lrlvltl.
With tk Church.
Kunnmiuinni
I run I (imiut Irnm H a in. lo K II III. 1 lie WUlh
is Jonf riQlit at rratomUe pricri. Small rrpairi.
C. A. RIDDLE
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KfV. lltlfll Hliiioilixca Ilia u1.
lo in fur n-xl Sunday mm follow:
l.i.l. dur. Iiimn'i Im- l--n 1.. i Al II . in. 'How Old Ai l Thou?"!
... u .l I'.. ...a I.. I I t vii "Tl... I ll.l Wlu-iil III
I ' 1 1 w--iw. ..i... nil!' I r y. iu. -
if. l lure uml finil 'iif li-.w lo K-l hliu , Im- OoH." Xuudajf liool nt 11 . j
Vlbii.-k. ui. n.rUtlmi Kuil'-vr at 7 . in.
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If you wlb to buy .1K-.rl,. !,.; ' """ - "' !
I., tl... . llM'll Will. II V rUM. M-"-UI lll-l
lii turi- mm iiirtlIJ nt AIIiIhim
liluVIT.
I I HJX!-! ,,"'t wILvuiiri-KUX mull w
Loco Mention rrli:u:v:T
'nnd ui.v th hlxlii'Mt prhi In hU.
I. Michel ret limit Krldny from n j
IiumIiiowi trip to Portland.
(lo to Ui.uvkh'm ('tilth OriH-cry for
II im potato), lirii'uii, tin in mil bird
lll'UI' llH' WlJllltlllNOII lIIMI'tl'ltl
.Inn. '.lint ( lull hull.
K. C. It6vl.e wiw mw front Iti-il-iiioiiJ
Moinlny. Ili lin'1 Junt re
tnrni'd from a IiiihIiiimh trip to
Port Intnl.
Sny, .iiul, ini K' ' ml'li'ii
didn't you? lo you kuow why?
You didn't propinwiMirriH'tl.v. You'll
' i U told how I'rhlny vriiliiu. Jnu.
"lilt I. A. A, C. Im II.
C. W. Ptiliiii'lin nml Mum Hpi liikl.
ofUrlnly wiiv trniiMiii'tltiK IhihIih
In town liit wii'k.
., TIhw hiv it lltlli' hiim'I nlioiit tow n
ilnivir I rlin wiiKilowufi'onH.riMili . . . . . . ... . . .. ,
, ... JllHt t pli-Mi-Ilt but IUhont & r mli-r
llm flmt of tin' wiN'k on n IminIihkh , ' .
j report. It rilMiniiK irnin -in umi iuhi-
Imt kihkIm nml uikIitwi-iii- IIih-m.
trl.
Wu hn vi mi h'inl n HIk mipply of
Sii-wnrt A IIimImoiin I'lin l-i-nf l.itril.
J. Htkwaiit Co. t f il
Mr. J. N. VVIIIInuiNou itriivi'il In
llm i lly tht lnnl of Dm- wk from
TIik llnllwi.
('linn. I'.. IIihmI wh In town Mou
tiny ntul TiKH'lny from tin JoIiiimIoii
rmirh Mouth of l'ot'tll Hut
U lii U'l hk with tin-oiIkt ffllow?
You urn iidI lunnaitlnu it rUhi.
You'll n tnM how to rto If r'H.liiy
Wn urn not rliwliiu; out, hut wi Mr.
hIIIiik itrmiTlin nl cIomIuk out prl.
t. (!. A. Ul.OVKII.
Mr. K. It. Mriiw Mini ilitiiKhti-r,
Mm. Jirr.v I'miin-r, with In tin 'lty
frutn MinlniM iluriiiic I In- Wink
vImUIiih.
II. li. ibiil. of SlHti-rn. who Im
urt'U lii I'oritiiml for noun tliun punt,
r.-f ur in'l lo tin illy tin- Inxt of ih
It. I.. Kltrliliiu wiu In I In i My
yNit-rdy. Mr linn iv-iiitly tukcn
1 Im pi!! ton of fuiviiiMli of llii' W II
llauiHon Jk )-iii'r ulni-p.
Musical Instruments
All Kluiln, in xtylea tlml
roup to dsltt nml prlc-rn
that ni ritflit. CoMi. i
u Trick Tium
D. P. Adamton St Co.
Su.v, JIukM, do you know tlml ltip.
WIlllHiunoii In Imck In I'rlui-vllli'.
Kno I; flu' WllllninMoii iiuir(f li
alnif (or iix I'rhln.v nluhl. .Inn. :i.
TImt'
know tin
IhlM Ihhiii'.
ivmhoii. If you wnlit to
ri-MMoii ri'inl llii'lr ml In
you
mrk iir iiiiilM'il iiimmN
yon will mi v inoiii-y Inn
J, II. Mturr Iiiii n-lnriiwl from u
trip In tlii" wttru purl of tin
loiitit.v wln-ri' for m-Tfrnl wwkn hi
hn Ihi-Ii lixiklnit nf U-r I In- lntrni
of tin M. W. A. l'lllllM.
For I Im- llrt tliui In iiiuuy inoiitlm
I lie IX'Iukii cnrrll n HprliiK fr.hH
(jUMiitlty of water tliu II mt of the
wwk. Th iitniHUMl oirunine wna
ihuwiI hy tlm Iwnv.v rnlnn Munilny
liluht nml Moti.liiy.
A iK-tllloii In U'ltiKflivuhiliil ilout
town for I In purpow of rnlMlnic fiimlit
for Knrl IttiriMn wlm will In m-nt to
n ChliiiKo hoMpltnl for ItvntiiMilt.
I Iw.r I'Ji Klirinil iirt-M hlivi Ihi-II M4--
iiinil iitnl 'oiiHliliTiihly nion thun
thnt niiiiilM-r of iloHnm hii I
rulwil.
Ilv. W. M. Cookf, Mini Iiiu Ufii
mmhImiIiik Iii the Hiipllnt n-vlval -r-vkin
ilurlMK tin wifk. went out to
IiIm phut- fit Powell !utw IhU
inornliiK. !. CiMikclH tin owner
of tin old ItMinwy pliMt nt tin li
of tin- Hut tin nml It hH Wii hiriti'ly,
thloliKh Iiiu liillwiM'i Hint- innii.V
WnHhliiKtoii imoplf hnvi wtthil In
thnt ii-kIoii.
ivvvv
Wi hiv Ak'iiU for
riip Royal Tailors of Ofw
tin lutKi-Ht Mcri hn ii t
TnllorliiK KtMlilih-uii-ti
t In tin1 World.
.1. V.. MTKWAItT & Cd.
t Vfc rfW A W mU mm m
, Thi ntuilvlitH of the IIIkIi m'IiooI
Will Im Mfii In ii iiiIumIivI MhoW
whlrh Ik to Im hImmi In Athh-tli- hull,
Krld.iy hvpiiIhh;, Fflirdnry .1. Tlx
I'litiTtiitniinMit will Im iimlir tin i-n-
tin dlriTilou of tin puplU who nn
now nt work prvpnrliiK Hu-lr purl.
MliM.Myrtli Swi-nrliiKi'ii In In tin
city, tht Kiiint of Mm. J. K. Kplniilna.
Mlii rniiH hi'iv from Holm, Idaho,
wlli'n mIii hud Jmvii mm-iiiIIii wvi-inl
moutliH vImUIiik with tvlntlvi-M. For
thi (iiimI yi'iir mIm- hut Ini'h Iii tin' rlr-
I'ulntlou ilcpnrtiiii'iit of tin I'oi'ihiud
Jourtinl.
It, F. m( uud will" wiv In tl"lll
thi'lr rniii-li nt lll Mindowa WVd.
iitwdny. Mm. ViMt Im on hw wn.v
to vImH rvlntlvin mid frlciidi nt lu-r
fonni-r homi' In NVurn-ti roiuily.
lown, i'intctlnn lo Im nliwnl nhoiit
thrii' moutliM. I nmk w III iviiirn to
tin riini'h,
i irv mi viiiu irom mi
i . - ...
County Cli'ik Hint Lit cull tin.' tin MiiiIihm nml lln.VHtitck HIm-
ti'litlou of tln-rlty votiTM who dinln i (rti-tn, wlu'iv luolHttitv U iiismIiiI, tin
to ri'KlMti-r to tin Impoi lniMv of j .UvfMt full iM rili ntl durliiK tin
rouiliur iM-fon him luvpiinil to kIvi I .,.i. .,,,.1 ii,. (nrtui'm tlnr "iv
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tlivir lot iiiiii iiiim-k umiiiM'rM. ooiu : ,.,,,.ni
thi-Mi' Jin vi to Im kIvi-'ii Hi'
cli-tk'M otflii' will Im mhvih! eoiiMldiT
uhh llino If voti-M will look up tin
AfturvM Udori' ivKtMti-rliiK.
John F. Ityan, of tin Klllott
HenlMtr roiiiputiy. whm In towndur
luit th wii k from I'm timid rcm-w -Iiik
hi" liiiHiiiiHH ai-i itit I n t onrrM hi-iv.
Mr. II.vhu Iihm Im-vii i-iiKitpil In tin
nd rrt ImIiik IhimIui'mh In ni'nrly i-vi-ry
porllr.ii of ihi' I'lilli-d Siniin diiriuu
thi piiMl yi'iim. IiIm work rxti'iidlim
from tin liii'iilu i ion ili-pin l inriitM of
rtly ilnllli'M lo Hpiifi' Ii-iimih on tin
ltiild win tiir Mhlp.
A UkIiI full of miiow i-ovi-n-d tin
Itrotind III I'rlllcvllli- tin hint of the
wei k. Mont of It dlnri.pM-nivd the
next dny under the force of n Chi
nook. Surrounding; part of the
ouiity, however, hnve Imh-ii vlMlted
liy henvler MtoruiM. the lower i-oiin-in-
luivlnir from two lo live Ini-hett.
hull.
K. V. ('. Merrltt. Jiiieriinlioiial
Hiindny Mehool Held wo-ker. i to
hold n t w o ilnyn' Hiindny m-Ikh con
rent ion In I'rlncville Fehruwry 14 1".
A Mplendld proKrani ortl lptel In
by luviil MundHy Mtlnxd workem Im
ImIiik prepatxl mimI tht liltili content
U-tweeu thi? Miinduy athooln willcon-
elude tin whole. Full proKrmrj will
appear luter.
Th Men-htint of Veuli Im mImo on
the lint for Friday evening, rehru
ii ry . A full noflee will nppenrat h
Inter date.
The lollowiiiK proRium will I
Klven nt ltv. Mlti-hell'M Imtiirw on
"Courtnlilp uml MnrrliiKe.'
ItendiiiK MImm (iomllll
Solo Mm. Strung
!-tur
In) The n licit 1 1 on Mtntel mid the
vnlue of ii kihhI Wife Met forth.
Ih) Whom to court.
Ic' Interlude. The conriMlilp of a
cheap John.
Hi) ItendlliK hy Mm. t'nrey Fiwiter.
It) Old ISai-helom, their llililllty nud
true MtJiudliiK lM-foiv the hi w and In
Moelely.
(f) Hot lofe leihlem. '
IK) SeclvtM Worth ttioiiHiuelM. hut
nlveii nwny thlM evenlnu.
Qunrtel t Mi-Hilaini-M C. M. KlkiiiM,
.1. II. KoMeulMTk-: .MeMMm A. S. Wil-
llnmHon, C. M. F.lklnM.
AdinlMMlon .V centu; rewrved wutM
TiiliviitM; children '.V wntM.
ServU-iMMt the Met IhmIIhI rliimii
next Muudur hm followx: Sundny
mhool lit 10 a. m., J. It. Shlpp
MiiMi'lnlendeiit. I'reuc-hiiiK at 11 n
in. Subject: "The Chrlxtiuu mid
the Sinner." Kpworth lit-anue at
USUI li. m. Took- "A Spirit Filled
Mfe." Under. Mm. Uztic I.afollett
No evening fiervliv.
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LAMONTA NEWS NOTES.
Hurry Keiiuau,
In hen on a nhort
of Willow
vbdt.
I iii-k
Atliinn Crookn, who Iihm lieen
MiliM'illitendeiitof the I'rlnevlllf Lliiht
Ji WaierCoiupnny for n year pant.
In making; iirrniiiP'im'iitM to complete
hiH Mtlldy of clectrliity nnd electri
cal elinllieerlnu; ul the Armour ln
Mtltule of Tiiiinohiuy I" ChicilK.
Mr. CrookN In n thi'iousl i-haiilc
of no little llivelillvc abilily. and Iuh
MtuilifN In Chleauo will prove the
MteppillU Mloili' of III future mIII-cOmn.
i Hi inten.lH leavlim the city moiim
I time late 111 the Htllilllier or coiiifllK
1 full.
Minn ISefcHie HoliiiiHou. of (ire.
HiH te Im working tt J. C. KiihIi'm.
Aleck i-liiiian and wile were here
from Crooknd river toix-inl Sunday
The miiow and ralu that fell hint
week broiiifht MiiiileM to the farmem
fac m. "I
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A CAHLOA1)
C r a i n Drills
In 10 12 14 and 16 Disc, all Right Hand, and with our patent
hard oil cup on the discs. Also a Carload ol
Oliver Gang, Sulky and Walking Plows
We have the new No. 5 Oliver Gang in two and three baae. Thin
iii the best and lighted running gang plow ever put on the mar
ket. The frame can be adjusted so each base will cut 16, 14 or
12 inchen,which combir.et! three different fue gang plowa in one
frame. Should you loee a home, or if the ground get dry and
hard, you can reduce the size of your plow to ?uit the condition
and go ahead without losing one hour.-) time. THIS SAVING
IN TIME MEANS MONEY TO YOU
All Sizes and Styles of Oliver Walking
Plows on Hand
Our Stock of Grain Drills, Plows and Extra
is the largest in Central Oregon.
We Can Fill Your Wants
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Winter Clearance Sale
To avoid carnring anything in Winter Wear over until Next Seasonj-ve are
making great reduction Jl along the line. Njowj the jimeJoiupPlyyi?
needs, at we are making prices never before heard of in Prineville
All Goodi First Class and Good Values at Our Regular Price
Women's $1.20 Underwear 95c
Silver (hey underwer, part wool
regulnr price tl.'.'O SKcil . . 95c
85c Union Suits 60c
l,nli('M heavy cotton I'nion uits
lejiuliir nt 8.ri! Special 60c
Ladies' $2.25 Sweaters $1.45
lleit ijunliiy nil wool Sweater in
Hhie, WliiU nnd Kod Special $1.45
Infant's Bootees. .. 15c
Our regular iftc Value in InfanN
llootet'S Special '15c
Ladies' Shawls and Fascinators
Value up to 11.50 80c
Men's $3.50 Underwear $2.35
Our bent (larnient, Kxtm .Heavy
all wool. Regular $;)( $2.35
Medium Weight all Wool Underwear
- r2..r0 Value $1.95
$1.50 Underwear $1.05
Good iiualitv extra heavy llecced
rndcrweiw $1.05
Men's 11. SO Sweaters 1.10
lleavv all wool Sweaters, Extra
irood value at !rl..r0 Sneci.il 1.10
Extra Fine Quality Sweaters in
Black, While and Blue
$2.50 alue , 1.95
In Rubber Goods, Felt Boots, German Socks, Etc., we will meet any
Reasonable Price named by other. 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
Harry I'll ti-r nml wile were viwit
Intr t lie lunt of the week nt the home
of their pai-i-nlM.
Curl Mcliee ami MInh Fluivui
(Yiwnii HHnt Sunday with Mr. M
(iee'x in l-t-n I m lit tti-ey Unite.
Kev. Crniii. of Mailrnw. auil Kev
I'iiikhiiin, of Lnlillaw. an- Imlilinu
HerieH of HUi-i-exxful revival liiivlilijl"
at t lie hi-IiooI limine. .
Mr. MntMoii and Mr. Sederijnit of
Itimli City, Minn.. fiiemU of the Mln
Kerx family, arrivetl in lmionta
Moiulay ami are lookliit for a" hK-a-tlon
In this vleinlty.
it is ii-olialile that a liK-al i-auip of
theM. V. A. will U extalilixheil nt
l.iunonlit in fhe near future, au
event which would lie weU-onieil ly
all the Inline niemlieis living here.
in tiu nhootinn i-ontest hehl here
Jan. K, (leorm -Miller uml Lee Moore
won the prizen in the rifle shooting
ami I.ee Knorr and Clyile ' Millholn
took the prize for the ln-st pli-i'oii
shooting.
The father of J.C.Hiisli while nut nt
his Imrn last Sunday morning' slliiH'd
and fell and broke his leu;, lie laid
out in the cold, tumble to assist
himself, for two hours liefotv aid
tvaihed hi m. A dor tor was stini
moiieil Irom rrinevllle and at this
writing Mr. Knsh is resting easily
In an aeeident which Impin'iied
few days ago on the grade west of
ih-sl-i-n board on the Powell Butte
road, a team of horses driven by
John Tengnmn and owned by one of
his neighbors were so badly crippled
that It was necessary to 'kill one of
the animals. Mr. Tengnian was
driving four horses. The lead team
lHvanie entangled" in the harness
while coming down the grade and
fell, the whiH'l horses running upon
them. The lenders were extricated
from the chains, harness and double
trees, but the right hind leg of each
was broken. It was found necessary
tokllloneof the animals, nnd the other
Is being aided by the use of splints.
This is the second accident Mr. Teng
nian has exiM'rienced recently. Only
a short time since a horse of his own
was strangled during the night by
the halter which the animal in some
way had got twisted too tight about
its neck.
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VALENTINE BALL
Given by the Prineville Base Ball Club
ATHLETIC HALL
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
S Don't Get Cold Feet I
BBS
THE LATEST
la can! games are to found at
AdampoiiV We have
Block Panic
Stage Flinch .
Sherlock Holmes
Trolley, Etc., Etc.
Mail Orders Answered Promptly
D. P. Adamson & Co,
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But take advantage of this sale on Rubber Foot Wear and Un- JgL
derwear. we ao not uuena 10 noia over any 01 mwc guuu,
and will, while they are in season, offer them at prices that
will move them quick. Every piece guaranteed to be this
year's goods, and the rubber goods of the known Goodyearbrand
How Are These Prices?
Men's one buckle Over Shoes regular price 81.75 $135
four " " " ,k " 3.(H) 25
" combination felts ami rubbers, a snap at 2.50
' " (2 buckle) 2.90
Ladies' one buckle Over Shoes - - 95
" high top " " - . - - 150
Misses' " " " - - - 125
" one buckle 80
Children's one buckle Over Shoes - - 60
All Otber Rubber Goods, German Sox, etc., at Proportionally Low Prices
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 $Lo) a suit'at $ .95
Men's heavy all wool underwear. Regular 2.")0 value at - - 1.90
Ladies' fleece lined underwear, winter weight, - - 50 cents a suit
Indies' 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
ikn ti HrtMit Reduction in Winter Hosiery, such as Ladies'
i ft I ki r . j a - ww w -
Regular Fleece lined Hose at 20 cents per pair
Ladies' House Slippers at 25 per cent off
Ladies' and Children's Golf Gloves and Mittens at reduced prices
THESE PRICES GOOD UNTIL FEBRUARY 5th
Prompt Attention to Mail Orders
Tiik .loi'UNAii has n supply of hlank
Petitions for Primary Nominations
which are on sale nt thin olllce at
l-eg'ular lenl blank rates. All candi
dates for t he oflU-es will find them
very convenient for smirinf; the hIk
natures of voters as required by law.
IRIDEOUT
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lhe Ueneral rurnishmg tore
foster!
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