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Local Mention
"I'utrled a joy denied.-' (illU-rt's ,
cnndlrn. Hideout & Foster".
Kor Garden Seeds and Oulon Sra
go to J. E. Stewart & Co.
Hulk iLirden Siiln ft r flaypool :
POTATOKS WAXTKD: Write to!
0. V. Ki.iuns, i'rineville Oregon. "j
Jo to Ulover & Starr's Cttsh Si-o-j
eery tor tine potatoes, htiron. hum I
mid lard. i
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For tine caudles, tobaccos, cigars:
mill fruits, we hnve them. Ulover &i
Starr, i
Home Cured Meats tor less money
tlrau Eastern Meats at .1. P..
Stewart it Co.
.Save three fourths your !sced Mil
by buying Kulk Unrden Seeils at
Clay pool Bros.
The lightest running Wagon on
the market Is the Srhuftler. Sold by
J. E. Stewart & Co
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ff Bulk Pickle & Sauer Kraut 4
I O. K. Meat Market 1
Kemember that the pliu'e lo buy a
good hat Is Hideout & Foster's.
They Hell the Kingsbury $:!.."0 hat,
llm Stetson and also other hats.
IX STOCK Stamped linens. -
broidery silks, hoops and needles.
N'ew- goods have just arrived.
I. Mk iuoj..
.We carry a full line of sugars,
coffee's, tens, canned goods, and can
nave you money. Try ns before
buying'. Glover & Starr.
For ladies' shoes that look the
best, wear I lie best and are the low
est In price, )uality considered, go
to Hideout & Foster's.
Don't sell your eggs and potatoes
until yon see (ilover & Starr. They
are always In the .market and pay
the highest market price.
(lover & Starr, the grocers, have
ordered it carload of potatoes which
will arrive In a few days To supply
the local demand.
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PROPOSITION
Our Hot Water Bags
P. Adamson & Co
Why pay from to $4.00 per
pound for Garden Ncds In packages
when you can got first class Seeds in
bulk from 15 cents to fl.-'5 per lb. at
Clnypool Bros.
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J. E. STEWART
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Mrs, C. K. McDowell U In Port laud
this Week attending to business
mutters. .
iji'oruf Bates, of Beinl. was a
business visitor In I'rineville during
the lnt of I In- Week.
Frank liofiiiuiii, of Culver, rode
the 140a! Into the third degree of the
Masons lodge Saturday evening.
Miss Florence Heed was over frolu
Bend spending a few days during
the week visiting with her sister.
Miss .iay Heed.
Mrs. Vint Cyrus has purchased tlie
Mauley resilience for a consideration
of $900. The property was formerly
I owned b.v .1. . Boone.
Med Vainlcrpool and wife re
turmil Monday from Hedmoud
where they had been visiting witli
their daughter. Mrs. Eugene l.ucier.
T. H. Lafollett has tiled his papers
wit h.tlie county clerk for the nomi
nation to the otliee of county com
missioner on the democratic ticket.
.lames Dyer, who recently moved
to Antelope to engage in business,
has purchased a residence there and
Is enjoying a tine trade.
"Bay less and dress better" You
can do this liy letting us take your
measure for a Koyal Tailored suit.
J. E. Stewart & Co.
SI Hodges, republican candidate
for the nomination to the oflice of
sheriff, spent Saturday and Sunday
at Itciliuond and l.nidlnw and
vicinity.
T. W. Zimmerman, of Bend, who
Is the Crook county representative
of the Columbia Life & Trust Corn
puny of Portland, was in town the
first of the week.
.('. .). Milligan, Chun. Lott and
Jerry Achey, who are ollicers and
directors of the Lamonla I'erchcron
Horse Company. Were in the city
from Lamonta the last of the week.
Services will be held at the Baptist
church next Sunday as follows: Sun
day school 111 a. 111.: preaching 11 a.
111. and ":: p. m. Christian Kndeav
uruttitfO. Everybody cordially in
vited. Deputy Marshal (ir'ithth was In
Madras and at Grizzly the first of
the week subpoening witnesses to
appear before the federal gra ml jury
which began its March session In
Portland last Monday.
Henry I'hirmau. of the Ciiion
Meat company, who has been in the
vicinity buying cattle the past two
weeks, left Monday for Shaniko to
receive ten carloads of beef steers
from Bidwell Cram of Trout creek.
Mayor A. L. Goodwillie, of Bend,
was In the city Saturday and took
his second degree in the Masonic
order. Frank Gilchrist was down
from Fife the same evening to have
the third degree continued.
Let's Talk It Over
M. U. Mltfgs wan a passenger
llrst o( 1 he Week (or Portland.
If there is anything at any" price, that is any"
better than Royal Tailoring we ought to know it,
and you ought to know it. Royal Tailoring is
ow-priced and it is
Positively High Value.
Come in and see the New Spring Goods Un
questionably" the most attractive patterns we have
ever opened up. The prices are graded according
to quality of goods to suit every" purse. In Royal
Tailoring coat collars and lapels are hand pad
ded the cloth is shrunk by the cold water pro
cess all seams are sewed with silk
and the Buttons don't come off.
We want your order and we guarantee all that you
can ask for in the way of satisfaction. If that's
fair come in and let's talk it over.
C. M, Hi-diield, who now ban gen
eral supervision of the work for
merly iu charge of the superinten
dent of the b. J. Ji P. '.... wus over
from Hedmoud thi morning on a
business trip. ,
The annual meet iug of the Prine- '
ville Amateur Athletic club will be J
held at the club house the til's! M011-1
day iu April which falls on the itnl. !
Considerable business w ill Is- trans
acted at the meeting and the otticers
and board of director are anxious
that a full attendance Is- present.
.lames Connolly, ou whose pro
perty at Burnt Bunch hi the north
eastern purt of the county the only
tobacco ever raised In Crook county
has been grown, was in the city Sat
urday. The Connolly ranch Is "."
miles from the county seat and this
Is the lirst visit the owner has puld
I'rineville for a year. Mr. Connolly
also owns ranging ground iu the
Blue Mountains where his 4U00 head
of sheep will graze this season.
I'. S. Commissioner Don P. Hea, of
Madras, w as in the city several days
during the past week. Mr. Hea
suys he believes the registration iu
theKutcher precinct this year will
equal that made In I'rineville. At
present t he two are running a neck
to neck race for first place, although
registration lu the city at this time
is slower than it will be later 011.
Mr. Hea left Tuesday morning for
Madras and goes from there to
Portland.
.1. F. Houston was iu the city
from Crook Tuesday. With the
establishment again of the Crook
postotlice the neighbors iu that
vicinity are carrying their own mail
from i'rineville. This method of
doing I'ucle Sam's work will be
continued for a period of three
months after which time if. satisfac
tory to the postotlice department
11 contract will be let for the regular
delivery of mail bet wern the county
scat and Crook.
Two gold pins will be awarded to
the two members of the Athletic
club and Women's Annex making
the highest bowling score during the
next three weeks. , The winner of
tl'ie pin the lirst week must also
have the highest score during the
two weeks following before lie can
claim ownership to the pin. The
latter is a miniature king pin of
gold wllh the winged 1 set In the
body.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. II. Wlgle enter
tained a small company of friends
at a. hunting party at their hoiueJ
last Fr'ulav evening. Each guest
was provided with revolver and
; bugle and the early part of the eve
i nlng was taken up 'with the excite
jmeiil and pleasure attendant upon
! the search for game both large and
; small. Following the destruction of
j several dozens of animals came a
guessing contest on Longfellow's
'poems and the characters he has
, immortalized which proved to be
iboth prolitable and entertaining.
; Light refreshments were served.
& CO.
J. B. Cornett w as hi the city today
from his stock ranch at Summit '
Prairie.
Thermoinelers In different parts of
t he city 1 his week have registered a
variety of temperatures, some mak
ing the weather several degrees cold-j
ei than was necessary. The goveru-j
incut iheruiiuneiueters In charge of:
C. 1. Wlnnek are as accurate as Is
possible to make thein ami the cold
est weather these have registered
was 1 degree tsdow Wednesday night.
C. A. Whllscttlslii the city from
his ranch near Culver. Mr. Whltselt
says the storm during the past
week is likely to prove disastrous to
the ranchers In that vicinity who
had sowed fall grain. Most of this
had a good start when the extreme
cold weather anil snow visiteu trie
community. The sprouts were cut
down ami the snow which was
carried Is'fore a heavy wind afforded
no protection from the cold.
S. S. Stearns started bet weeu two
and three' hundred steel's for the
Deschutes the last of the week ami
drove thein as far as the sheds at
the base of Powell Buttes when
overtaken by the snow storm which
has been general throughout the
count v. The fit t tie were turned
back and probably fortunately for
the owner as the snow at Bend
attained a depth of nearly a foot
before the storm abated.
Petitions for the nomination on
the' Republican ticket to the oflice
of county commissioner are being
circulated about town for R. H.
Baylev of Laidhiw. Mr. Bayley
holds the confidence and esteem of
all those with whom lie is ac
quainted arid is ti man whose
business capabilities will keep
him well to the front in the race
for the nomination.
Mrs. Nancy Maupiu, widow of
Howard Maupiu who killed Paulina,
chief of the Snake Indians, soon
after an attack upon the white set
tlements, died at the family residence
on Trout creek Wednesday, March 7,
at the age of ,H."i years. Deceased had
lived iu that vicinity and near Ante
lope for half u century. She crossed
the plains and came into Eastern
Oregon in IHiu and was one of the
lirst women to become a resident of
tills section of the state.
B. Gatewood, manager of the
Gatewood Mining & Trading Com
pany at Howard, was in the city
I Ills morning. The company has
nearly completed the erection of
its stamp mill on the Mayflower
property and is building the frame
large enough to permit the intro
duction of live additional stamps
in the future if reiiulred. The cyan
ide plant is also being put iu shape
for the lirst run. Mr. Gatewood
slated this morning the plant would
I penning by the loth of April
I le came down to gel more men to
work on the buildings being con
st fueled. 1
NEWS FROM REDMOND
Buv a iiiinv and join the ladies in
a fide. Horseback riding Is quite
the thing In Hedniond.
T. A. liulherl'ord of Laidhiw and
Arthur Donohiie of the same place
were visitors here the first of I he
week.
I. ('. Lewi i- now
employed as
H'onernl roreinnn oi tin
const t'ttction work.
I). I. & I'. Co's
('. M. Keillield hns his.viud plowed
nnd put in shnpe for K'l'nss seed mid
h;is contrMcted with Knu-ene Lueier !
to have u cellHl' dun'. j
V. S. St ii nicy, secret nry nnd treus-;
ttrer of the D. I. & V. ('. whs here
for nhont ten days nnd left for I'ort- j
land hist Tuesday In an (into.
A new lateral from the main j
ennui is being constructed through j
the town, riinninji' north on I'ifth
street. This lateral was found j
necessary as the original one lias be
come too small to supply water to j
the numerous houses which are now I
here. j
J. H. Jackson is putting a new!
coat of paint, on his hardware build-j
lug which greatly improves the
block. Mr. Jackson has now in
stock a full line of plows, harrows,;
cultivators and other implements
needed for the farm, he enjoys quite i
a business In this line. j
About a week ago L. Kicker!
brought into the Townsite Com
pany's othee some radishes about an
inch long, which were raised by Mr.
Iticker in Hedmoud. These radishes
we believe arc the lirst of the season
which sneaks verv well for the fer
tility of I Ids soil.
bruce KalU. special agent for
Norwich I'lilon 1'lie Association was
here for a couple of days looking
over the country in general and siz
inir no the town of Kedniond. lie
considered the town a lirsi -class In
isurance risk and appointed V. .1.
j ()'( 'minor as agent for this district.
! If Vic should call around on you for
J Insurance don't make it necessary
for li I in to explain his wants.
The Settlers of 1). I. I. Co s land
and Irrigated lands adjoining met
here iu a general body last Saturday.
A general good time was enjoyed.
Many Interesting papers were read
and much valuable Information was
gained b.v nil who al tended. The
visit iuu settlers were loud Iu their
praises for the hospitality shown
and drew up a formal resolution
thanking I he ladies of Redmond for
the interest taken at this meeting.
Come again everybody we enjoyed
your company.
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BEFOKE HIJVING YOUR PLOW THIS Sl'RIMl CIALLaAND SEE
Our New No. 5 Oliver Gang Plow
LIGHT DRAFT
When fitted with the N. C. 12 bottoms this plow will scour in the stickiest ground. The
adjustable Irante combines a 12, 14 and 16 inch gang plow in one frame and can be
lilted lor 2 or 3 base. This feature has many advantages, one of which is that you
can always adjust your plow to the team instead of being compelled to get team enough
to pull the plow. A FULL LINE OF OLIVER PLOW REPAIRS
Timber Lund, Act June 3, 1S7S.
NOTICK KOI! l'UllLlCATlON'.
United Stub's l.tintl Otllcc,
The Hiillca, On.Kii, Nevcnilici-l!KXi.
Notice is hereby givei! that in com
pliance with the provision ot the act of
t'oiit;ri'S.s of June :t, 1X7, entitled "An act
for the sale of timber hinds in the States'
of falifornia, Oregon, Nevada, and Wash
ington Territory," ns extended to all the
l'ublic Land States by act of August 4,
U:, IVter N. Vibliert,' of Madras, county
of Crook, state ofOre.gon, has tliisilav filed
iu this office his sworn statement No. 2710
for the puivluise ot'tbe SW'i SN' ,, Sec. .VI.
ir S'4 NIC'., Section No. 31, in Township
"No VI S., limine. No III H., W. M .. and will
otter proof to show that, the lain)
sought is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and
to establish his claim to said land before
Don I. liea, l". S. Ooiumr. at his ollb e in
Madras, Oregon on, the 27th day of March,
vm.
He nainds as witnesses: Louis T.
l.nrscn, and Jacob 11. Peterson, of Madras,
Oi'euon. Sam C'ompton and William Me-
MecUin.ol (jrivxly, Oregon.
A tiy and all persons claiming adversely
the above-described lauds are re.cUested to
file their claims in this oliice on or before
said 27th day of Marclj. 1!KM.
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