CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER FOR CROOK COUNTY
STEFFAA BAILEY, Publishers
t d t e red I the io 1 . lb i- e I I- r I i at v I I I . O r i- n , i- h 11 ! - I m l I i- r
SUBSCRIPTION RATES Invariably in Advance
One Year !.& Six Mi.iitlm ' ts
Threat Month .MictH Single Co,ie " els
Advertising Rates: -)lil iHv.-rtNitiK H .i, '
lite. Ixfcsl Kifsili-m II.IAI i-t-r hu h. Builm Iih-hU
Reioliittnna ol roniliilt'nr- fl-fri. "la nt", "lisl", i-i.-.
I'lihliatiavl Kvery Tliuinlay al tin; Join
THURSDAY,
Clean up will soon he the order i
of the day. ,
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The nutrition of "wt-t" or "dry'
iH one to corrit' heforn thf voters of ! ,
l ,.e i . ... i
Mrvrrai m wn" cimiiii y ii i-ci iii-ii im :
Jime 4th.
An a mutter of (not, the q Mention
of wonienV stiff riig' should lie left
to the women themselves to vote
on. If they want to vote, why
hless them, let them vole. Let
the homely ones vote twice.
Jonathan Bourne, ifter ii I j :i r"i t
defeat has won out for the nomi
nation of I'nited States S-nalor on
the Repllhliean ticket. The secret
of Hourne's success i.s due to the
extensive advertising done in the
country districts, and shows very
plainly . that ndvertisinji done
properly pays.
Additional Locals
li. SprhiKt-r was hi fnun Ills r.-ini-li
at Culver Weiliii'tfilny.
A. H. I'urke.y, of Minims was Ik
ItlliK In town (Ills week.
I. W. Knox, of I'ust iih l nuisiicl
Ink' IiiisIiichh In (own Tiicki la v .
.1. II. Kelly was In from hU i-.-nn h
at I'ost the llrst of the week.
Dr. II. P. ltellviiap left Miiinla.v fur
I'ortlanil.
IH'pnt.v Sheriff Jim Smllli niade a
trip out to the llorrance sn w mill on
I he Thlhiih) hist week I o replevin n
suw held li.v lorrnnce Hi-ok, 1 1 it
proHrty of A. M. Drake, of Head.
FOIt HAI-K: An extchMioii diiiin
t utile, two i-tH-kliiK chairs, cup
lionrd, Ih"iI, klli-lien treasure. 1 1 1
(iiiliv of II. W. Mooni al ('. V.
KlklllH store.
4 The place to huv your I lest
Roasts, Steaks, Etc.
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Js at the
tO. K. Meat Market
Kev. .1. T. Moore will preach ncxl
Sunday a t I he l 'lay pool school house
at 11 ii. in., and at Ihel'niou church
In I'rlnevlllc nl N p. in. The snliject
for the evening servlci- will lie. "The
liospi'l hefore Pentecost.!'
Mrs. ('. ('. Matin.; returned Tues.
day front San Priiiiclsco, where she
had lieen the past winter. Mrs.
MalliiK was In that cil.v duriait' Its
rtH-ent illsaster, Iml fortunalely was
stayliiR In the snliiirlis where very
little ilainane was done.
Mrs, .loll n Cyrus ami sun, Mrs.
Anna Adams, Mr. and Mrs. .las. K.
Puller and Mrs, .1. M. Sharp left
Saturday for Portland, where they
were huuiiiiouciI to appear before
the Federal t!raud Jury.
U. II. Wardwell was In tow n to
day on hla return home from Port
land when he hud been looking after
timber business. Mr. Wardwell re
port that the outlook for the tim
ler market in tills section to be
Rood, and thai lie made airiuine
ments while in Porttaiiit to com.
mence buvlnii and lliat he would be
pleased (o correspond Willi anyone
w ho had timber for sale.
Circuit court wll convene In its
regular scsmIoii next Monday. A
lilimW'r of cases m-e on the ilm-ket.
aiuoiiit' them thai of tieore S. Mill,
er, who lias a ehuunv ofxentic from
Harney county. This case is at
travtluK' considi'i-alile interest, and
about at) witnesses front Harney
County have Unn subpoenaed to lie
here and give tlielrevldenee. Ilesides
lids a nunila'r of part lea lnieiMsted
will come over from Iturns to hear
Hie (Hal.
To the Votsr of Crook County.
A a I have lieen uoiuinni.-d ty the
IVmoeratle party for the ollice of
Pouuty treHaauivr of Crook County, 1
deal re to piinent my name for , our
conalileration at the general elivtioii
to le held on June 4th. and if elected
1 w 111 (icrsonally (let-form the iluties
of the ottlce on the salary allowed by
law, and no inoiv. I am In favor of
a square deal. M. It. P.ki i
To Tht Voters of Crook County.
Having Ikhmi nominated for the of.
tii-t of County Clerk by the republi
can volera of this county, 1 herehy
tender my aiiu-ere thanks for the
bonor conferred, and If ehvted In
Jmie uest, will endeavor to merit
the eoufidenee reposed In me by l lie
MMple. by strict attention to th
lerforiuaiice of my duties,
lies peel fully.
M m. JoIIson.
Strayaai.
Two work matw, lay and baid facts)
brown ltltH) and 1 1 pimnds, both shod
bay with ntuootu and brown with w'li
corked thoe. Brands oil rijiht shoulder
and left stifle. Brown has wire out on
right front fml. Rowan! for informa
tion. K. C. r.aK.
Keilinund, Ore.
-lilh mill 'ill i-.-llls H.-rnr.liiit; In tiitn. a nil
i-i-iilK .iT Urn-. I'sril "I Tlmnloi II. im.
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MAY 3, 1906
O r i x o n
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NOTICE,
ll.ivllie, received I lie lit llllillll I il III
. fur Hie ollice of County Treasurer nil
the Itcpitlilieiin ticket lit I In' recent
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h 1 1 1 ii i r 1 nml will now hiiilc
(lull if clccleil my policy w ill lie to
ili viile 1 he ( (iiiuly i'iiiuIk I li,i t ui.-iy lu
lu in v i liai'ue.
V. I-'. Kino.
Shipments of Crook County Cattle.
I'liriliK Hie past Hi-ilsi hi L',1 17 heinl
of alfalfa and .Vdl head of urass hay
fed licrf have liccii Mhippcil from
( rook roiinly via way of Nlmniko.
'Phis Ih a i-oiinIiIcI'iiIiIc of an InereiiHe
over I he shipments i if I he same cIiimh
of slock of last season, and marks a
new era ill I lie si ink IuisIiickn of I his
coiinly.
A iml her very Imporlaiil mal ter In
I he stock liiislness of Ihc rmmly is
the importation I'.. Cram, II. I,.
I'riday and I '. S. McCorkle. of rroiit
creek, of I Icroimliluvil Iicmiii cut He.
These culllcare said to lie line lieef
as well as nood niilch cows. 'I'hey Ijj
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nialure quickly ami jtooil raniiers.
The follow 111); is a list of lliose who
have shipped hay fed 'beef ilurinn I he
pasl season:
II. I,. I'riday & Co.. :'7.-i head; IS.
Cram U.Ml; W. V. Drown ,v enzie,
I7.": II. Crnia, llrj; .1. Cram, lll'J; K. S.
Dolilis, 7:i; 1'.. T. Sln.viou, 17."i: Sum
mit I'f.-iirle. ."i.MI; Stroud Uros., l.'ill;
ll.Cadle. l-'oster vV- 1 1 oriya n. Ian;
T. liivnnen, Hi; s. s. Slearns, 7iii:M.
Dunham, 7,"i: l.no !iom., S: W.
I'ost, :l."i: I-:. (I. Holier, Kill; II. 1 1, ml li
lt , till.
Civic Improvement League.
A I a u I inn' of i he different or-
Ranizatlotis of our city held In the
I'tilou church, A prill's, the Civic liu
proveinent I.eafiUi' saw the lihl of
day,
Mrs. Ada Milllnan acted as chair
man of this meet ins and on motion
Mrs. Anna W'iniiek was plm-cd as
secretary for the afternoon. The
secretary called the roll with several
orders respoinliuu, uud all were in
hearty co opeivi t iun with t Ids meas
ure. Klection of ollicers for thisrand
inovemenl was in order. Airs. W'ilil.i
Dclkuap was elected president , Mrs.
Julia I ..vile secretary. Mis. Anna
W luuek I reasu rer, Suclu a lenuue
uiusl have a const it ut ion and the
president appoinled Pruf. Stnine-e
and Mrs. Ada Milllumi iis a cutninit.
lee tu look afler that.
Many timely sumiestiuus were of.
fereil iii the Hue of itnprio ements,
anions them was the movement for
a public fountain, improvement of
Ihecity purk.lieautifyinv, I he st reel s,
and a general day of lioiiseclea iiin
fur the entire city, nil of which will
come up later under I lie dinvtiouuf
theleiiK-ue. Mayor Win y. eiler w as
unable to be ptvsent. but a repre
sentative voiced Hint the Mayor's
heart was In the work.
There will be a meeting held in the
I nion church, Friday, May I, and all
Interested in this movement are
urued u be present .
Anna 1, Wismk.
Secretary pro-tetn.
Outlaw Smith is Shot Dead -
it ii conraire unsurpassed, Harry
Draper, accompanied by Deputy
Sheriff Morden, of Multnomah Couti
ly, Detivtive Vaimlui. of Portland,
and Sheriff Culver, of Marion County,
Wednesday mornliit; followed t tic
tiloodliuunds into the brush where
Frank Smith lay concealed, audi
tired a bullet through the brain of!
the murilerer of Citticcr llanlun.!
Sheriff Shaver and Captain O. D. j
Henderson. Without tii-iim a shot
or even drawing Ids revolver. Smith I
met his death. Crunched lielitinl a I
totfin n patch of brusita half mile!
south of New- Fra, he had countless !
opportunities to take the lives of i
pursurcrs who passed ninny; the'
rail i nad track about :lilfee nwav. 1
yet for tvasons which will never be I
known-he lay quietly in his hidinc-i
place, and met death like a dec. 1
Smith was killed a few minutes:
after 11 o'chvk Wednesday forenoon,
at the end of a ten-davs' (am-r
of crime equalled in Oiv.irou only by '
thedivds of Harry Tracy and David ;
Merrill. His record includes the rob-'
Ihtv of t lie post utlice at Troiitdale. !
April i.'. ins escnite from the Pott-'
land City Jail April I'.i by sw -ius'lnu ;
hand over hand alonn an el vtrU-j
wii' la feet from the ground, bis!
roblvrv of a jewelry storeaind shoot- !
inu 'of PolUeman liauloii ntDretfon.
City in the early hours of April 1'4,
the robticry of a f ore at Cantiy on
the i,"ith. the sttootinu of Miertff
shaver, of Clackamas Countv. and
Captain t, D. Hendi'isuii, at Wood
bum. on the l7th. and a successful :
effort at concealment for four days, ,
eudim; witli his apH'.'iraace at Can
tiy early on the morning of May 1.
land his death at New Kra a few
hours later. '
If you are Buying Beef
by the Quarter
It will pay you to see the
O. K. MARKET
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J' con luiy of any other llrm in
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IRRIGATION
I'"a Irli.-i n ks..l orse (i.-isoliue Kn-
uies puiiip water, spray, saw
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one drop i if-;
lip. I.coiio Ill,
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tunes nmre air makes the
power. K.vpcnse stops when
engine is closed do w u.
W i ile fur Catalogue ami Prices
(j Fairbunks, Morse, I to
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Singer Sewing Machine Co.
Will take old machines
in excha nye fi if tie w ones
Will sell you uiachines
on in ( n I lily payments
All kinds of repair work
done by our indent who
is also Hie niil hurized
eollirlor for all moneys
due t hi' ci mi i.-i ti.v .
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WILL PERCY, Agent
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Improved Edison Phonograph
and Gold Molded Records
The WINXl-K .V CO.
I'rilieviile Aoents
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spring Myies
J Newest style Sailors ami latest desiqus liom. ihc hest houses
f. II vp have ttotliiny in stock to suit you. wo will make to your
J Order. Ribbon by tbe bolt lor fancy Work. Flowers lor
t Tritnminii.
McCall's Patterns, 10 and 15 Cents
f T. F. McCALLISTER & CO.
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Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sodas
Confectionery
l timlies are fi-esli ,hiilv 'i-,nii the t'liaev ilie I'.n tury. the onlyniic
in the county, im.ilily and tl.-tvor iiustiriiassed. Superiority lias
al it. s ln-en t he test of tiiiliet t 's. Tlie same factory is turninu
out t lie lu st urtide of lee ( rcaui made from pure cream. Your
pal rommf i mee scciit-tl will never lie lost.
Present Location with Rideout & Foster
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New Millinery
Corner 2nd and
Main Street
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Feed and
Boarding Stable
Stivk tswidetl by the ixy, wek ot month
nd good ltetttion gtveo the same. Your
Patronage Solicited
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Aysici'ani and Surytons.
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Ayscan and Ourteon
Ctttft ansutvrcd prontpty day or ntgh
titro tftorj stmt A of ZjmfiMaftt" '
tPrtnovMe, Oregon
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ZPhtsician ant Surgeon
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Star Barber Shop j.
HYDE .V Mi KAK, l hop's. 4
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Our hitiri ultinq is up-to-
date,. Our shaving is
comfortable. Our shop is
new anil clean.
Hondi?rfou Building
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Contest Notice.
Depart mi'iil uf I he I iiteriur,
l.illiii Ollice I'lic Dulles. ' ri'K.ili.
Maich 2t i. !!:.
A sutticient eoiilct ulliilavit liavina been
lili'il in this ollice by tieurtii1 A. Wat-nn.
conic stunt, ai;aui-t heiiicslcail cnii'v Nn.
U:is--'. made April in. I'.nf. for S'i,sV
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,Scc. !l, N'W1 ,N W1,, Seel inn in. Township
t;t, S., Kiinsiu Ki. K. H'. M hy. lcandcr
W. Kaiiisev, Conli-Uc in which it is
iillep'il ilial' said Alcvanilcr W. Kaniscy
Im- wholly iiliainloin-il said t rart . I ii.il In
lias cliaiificd his rcsitciH-c thcri lroin for
moi-t! than six months since making said
cnlry ; that ho hiis not -vttlcil upon anil
cullivati'tl Siiid t i-.-ict iis i-i'iiiircd hy law:
I that said iillciri"! aliM-ncc w :i- nor due to
SP rofessionai
'M lis cnniloviuciit in tin' annv, navy or
uiiuim rps at" t in' litilcd Stales in time
ot War. siii J parties are hereby uoliliei! to
appear, respond and offer i-vidi-nce toncli-
- ing said allegation :il l'i n clock ii. m. on
, :iv l.i. unit . rn tn re .1, a. Maun, i ouniv
Mav l.i, lii'ii. miore.i, .1 . ,-iiiuu. .-mo,.,
Clerk at hi- utlice in I'finevide. On iron.
anil llial liual heatiinr will be held at 10
o'clock a. in. nit M av 1!, hefnre the
Kciti-ter and Uccoiua- at the i'nileii Slates
1.,'llld Ollice ill I'he Dalles Oregon
The -aid eontestiiut haviti;;. in a prupcr
iitti. lav il, tiled March i. set forth
facts which show thai after due diligence
in'i'soti.il service this nut ice cannot he made
il is lici-ehy ordered ami directed that -iich
notice lie jii von lv dm-ami ln-oper pnhlica
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I desire to announce that I have just
received" a fine line of HATS lor Ladies
Misses ami Children. 1 hese goods ate
strictly litst class and up-to-t laic 111 CMTV
respect. Prices are REASONABLE
MRS. ESTES
I. W. SPEAR
Jeeci Siade
a net JVt?ff Camp JFCauae
Will-AT HAY
25 Cts. Ill-A I)
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ti'.ule seili-lleii, .Hill' win re oil an ! V, ,v
teiiie.s Ian iii.-t.tf i-i'T.iii.rta -V at Uie c-i l
McFarlamt Staiui. Prtn.H-iit. Or
SPRING STYLESi
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fit invite the interest and inspection of all
;VsV in t!u in'w ifvltN fair Hit? Snrino mihJ
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We Sell and Guarantee
"SINCERITY
CLOTHES"
Because
They are sincerely tailored
They are made of honest materials
In a big, sanitary, modern factory;
by skilled, well-paid workmen
They are correct and stylish
- They fit perfectly
They wear and hold their shape 'til
threadbare
-They are not "DOCTORED" into
shape'by Hot Flat-Iron "dope"
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And Because
A very large percentage of all
clothin'lS doctored up by the Hot
Flat-iron to cover defects in tailoring.
Such treatment does cover, but
doesn't rem ove; for the first damp
day on which these "doctored" gar
ments are worn brings out these
faults and causes them to lose shape
and character.
Partial faults that may occur in the
making of SINCERITY CLOTHES
are permanently removed by Hand
Needlework ONLY.
You can buy "Sincerity Clothes"
with the assurance that you are get
ting Stvle-Perfect Fit-and that
tliev will WEAR, and retain their
shape, until worn threadbare;
brcaiixe they are tailored sincerely
are Sole Agents
IPRINEVILLE'S big
WURZWEILER
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1 Brillant
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'liOl'KKTY OF The Haystack
three miles west of l.amonta on Prineville-Culver road except Fridays and Saturdays, when he
will he at the .S. S. Brown place.
SEASON BEGINS THE FIRST OF APRIL
Description: Brillant is- i very large, heavy honed, heavy cheated horse, remarkably
hearty ami rued. well qualified to transiuit draft character to his foal, (.'olo'v
Hlack, with white markings. N 'eight '2000 pounds more or less according to
conditions.
Fees: single service $10 due at time of service. Season $20 due at end of season
Insurance $25 due when foal sucks. Also payable if mare, is disposed of, or
moved from the county. Mares front a distance will be well cared for at cost of
feed only, but-will not assume responsibility in case of accident,
relieving, that farmers should not rely on the grain market alone, the ahovd
company was organized to facilate the breeding of improved stock. Horses of the
above type will enable them to profitably market their surplus produce at home.
(1. Springer. President; .las. T. Robinson, Secretary. T. ,1. Leach, Treasurer.
J. H:
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Directors
ADDRESS:
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It lias always heen our -
patron, the U'-t merchandise
idea still in view we have
Sil in ot
"Sincerity Clothing" For Men feU
ami we fee that our judgment will he justified hy the
approval of the men who appreciate 1iioh class work
manship as well as perfect lit, and correct style, with
our Positive Guarantee of Satisfaction. -:-
Great Easter Undermuslin Showing vM
of Nioht downs,- Petticoats, drawers, Chimese. and
Corset Covers, all hioh class eoods and the prices 'are rijjht
Embroidered Linen Waist Patterns
$1.50 to
J Ii-o.tit if ii 1 l.aees are here
for your inspection. An
elegant assort m e n t o f
Cluny, Oriental and Val
enciennes Laces with Jn
bertion to match. Allover
Laces. I'lauen, Appli'iiuc'
and Swiss Kmbioideries
In?
Butterick Patterns
Our prices are the same to all 10 and 15 cents Thf$
Here
& THOMSON,
THE IMPORTED
BELGIAN STALLION
ae Aiibr
(1880) (20260)
l.ivestoek Breeders Association
indom, W. K. Helfrich, G. 11.
Wiudom, and S. S. Brown
L. B. Association
A GREAT REDUCTION on OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
Clothing, Hats, Shoes and
Winter Underwear
.Has been made as vve intend to sell them out;
etnnplete in tu der tt) have room for our Spring
Stock, (iet our prices before buyino elsewhere
A CHOICi; MM- Ol
Candies, Nuts, Cigars and Tobacco
CALL IN AND LOOK OVER OUR STORE
Inspection ft
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who are interested
Sunimer wear
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policy to provide for our
procurable, ami with this
arranged for the exclusive
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$2.25 each
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cnuuit-ns w lute l.'resst
liiiliy Coats. Summer
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Bonnets, etc, ip a great
variety of styles in all
sizes and prices
nirencv
for the famous
and The Delinator
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store IS
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will he kept at the Leach uhice
Osborn
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