Crook County Journal .READY FOR THE
THURSDAY. JUNE 7, 1906.
With the next issue of the Journ
al .Mr. li. K. Uray nannies the edi
torial and new work on this pajier.
Mr. Gray steps into the ('rook
county field Miter a service of '20
years on different papers lietwecii
the Atlantic and Pacific He will
take up his work here with the idea
predominating that Crook county's
merits are worthy of all the good
ex'iimK .a ill iiv 'iiiik county lo
nil land t In M.irni-v i'iiiimI.v. Inehnle
wihiiI, Itcht nrul wnliT for jiill. eir-
PITI CRD ATIftM u'"" court Juror. Imiliff. i itni-l re
LLLLDlVi 1 lUll porter while tr.vhiir case.
I MrliitfiK niTus frookel river fit
Forest, iifle'n ami Post. Contrw-t
were taken this j of Kd llarliin spread mi reiortls in
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week towards perfecting the ;.. TUriv yearM wllarallH..
arrangements for the basehall j Spread ImuhI mi record. Itnml np-
tournament and Fourth of July '"ii.Vii.i" . .f KI. llarliin with surety
celebration in Prineville which ' siiiiriiiiterlnjc ln-iile across Willow
I reek at .Minims sorem! mi rcvord
Initial steps
NOTICE.
Tile l'ii;iti nf ilim-tiif of Seliool
lit ri. l u. 1 ( Prineville InVt.l will
elect lenehei-M fur I he c nsiiiiti: year on
the !lh day ii( June, l'.niti. All ai
plieatiiniH must Is luiiiiled in iN-fuie
that ilate.
I'.y order of the lioanl.
M. it. Kr.i.ioi r. Clerk.
will cover four days beginning
July 1. Final details will be com
pleted this week and the complete
program of events and purses will
things that may be said of them, j tie published in full in the next is-
The Journal's past political policy
will lie continued and every effort
made to keep the paier at the
front of the ranks of those who
feel not guilty while boosting the
men, the business, the industries
and new enterprises in the com
munities in which they thrive and
find patronage.
anil approved.
Adjourned until July :
Judge Hradshaw must have
laughed pretty heartily when he
read in the complaint filed by
some of the tax payers in western
Crook county against the county
court contracting for a new court
house that "said county has a
good, substantial, commodious, and
convenient court house well adapt
ed, and sullicient for the transac
tion of all the busiiiei-s of the coun
ty." Judge Hradshaw, by the way,
for several years past has been one
of the vigorous kickers against the
crowded and inconvenient con
ditions every session of his court is
subjected to in Prineville. He
could probably bring a little testi
mony to bear, too, on the dispatch
with which records and other
papers are found in a court house
which has little or no provision
for the safe and systematic keep
ing of records and documents.
That point in the complaint must
have appealed to him with con
siderable force. Perhaps the Rend
tax payers thought of this before
hand and so included it that it
might bring out in strong relief
the consistency of the other alle
gations. While Rend and the Rend Bulle
tin are wearing off their teeth in a
jieach fu.z effort to do something,
liust up this that and the other
thing and otherwise make the
earth ashamed of itself for being
in existence, all on account of the
sue of the Journal.
Practically TtK) has U-en raised
for the purses and the general
committee in charge is composed
of T. Baldwin, r. J. II. Rosen
berg and iMincan Macleod. The
committee on horse races consists
of John Combs, Will Wurweiler
and J. W. Henderson. George
Summers will have the arrange
ment of the children's sports and
the program for the other sports I
for tly cebbration will be in'
charge of ('. I. Winnek and M. Ivj
Blink. The trap shoot, in which I
county sportsmen are expected to j
take part, will be in charge of B. j
Million) and Max Wur.weiler. j
Arrangements for the parade in I
which the band will take part are
being made by the committee con-j
sisliiiL' of Mrs. H. P. liclknao. Mrs.
iC. I. Winnek. A. H. Limtman and11?
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Oliver Powell.
Of the money raised for the
purses, f loll will be used in the
baseball purses and will be divid
ed as follows: First purse of $250
to the team winning the majority
of games; 150 to the second, and
"() to the third.
The balance of tins money raised
will be used in purses for other
events anil the apportionment will
be ni'ide as soon as the program
has been completed.
On the evening of the Fourth,
Athletic, hall will be the scene of
a dance and supper given by the
Ladies Annex. The members of
the latter organization will begin
soon to fit up the banquet room on
the first door and supper will be
served ther(!. The members of the
baseball team will also give a
dance on the evening of Saturday,
June ilO.
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Machines and Records
ALWAYS UN II AXIL
THE BEST ICE CREAM OR SODA
jfttamson'a
A KKKSII LOT OF
I.OWXKY'J CAXPY iti I'm-kaues
Price from Be to $1.60
Mail orders Killed Promptly
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SPRING
TIIK WIXNKK CO.
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I'liiu'villi - Orison
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FOR SALE
Court Proceedings.
Allldavlt of wrongful assessment
new court house proposition, right j of IVschntes Irrigation & Power Co.
at home over there trouble is brew j '"""'lowed and sheriff ordered to col-
leei i lie tax.
ing about some other taxes and
the price of a new school building
they taxed themselves for, and
just now some one wants to get his
money out of that building and
have the school hoard sue the con
tractor. Little school building
cost about $1000 more than it
should have and the pig in the
fence has caught his tail between
the boards of lumber. The Bulle
tin ought to straighten this , natter
out satisfactorily. The Bulletin is
a very truthful sheet.
Between $50 and $75 it will cost
each individual tax payer to build
a new court house, remarks the
jiedantic Bend Bulletin. We'll be
easy now and split the difference.
Call it $tit) apiece. Fifteen hun
dred tax payers at $ti()each. $!!(),
000! I Contract price shall not
exceed $42,000, says the court.
There are more than enough funds
on hand to foot the bill. No ad
ditional taxes will be levied. The
Bulletin is a verv truthful sheet.
1'et It ion of ,1. X. Ilanuon for coun
ty road referred to county road
uuiHler to take proper action.
Supervisor's report of J. 10.
Uoherts approved.
Supervisor's report of '1'. W. Smith
approved.
Petition of 10. It. .la mi's nun I list
Ki'iLiitlng liquor license to Severt Deb
ing. No petition by Severt Dehiug.
Wrongful assessment of Central
Oregon Hanking' 4i Trust Co., con
tinued for correction of atllilavit to
show what property was wrongful
ly assessed. Wrongful assessment
of llend Mercantile Company con
tinued for correction of aliidayit
showing what properly was wrong
fully assessed.
Wrongful assessment of A. I
(ioodwlllle. continued for utliiliivlt
correction showing what properly
hail Ihh'Ii wrongfully assessed.
Wrongful asMessment of .1. I!.
Brown, continued for correction of
allldavlt lu it in i ii i ii t sworn off and
also show what properly was as
sessed wrongfully.
Wrongful assessment of Pilot
Itlltte Development Co., clerk order
ed credit sheriff with roll 1105
sworn offandtax lielonglng to Clt v
of Itend.
Wrongful assessment of A. I,.
Venule continued for report of sheriff
on same.
Iteport of viewers on T. M. Ilud-
I son road; road ordered opened and
clerk ordered to notify supervisor to
open same.
Iteport of viewers ('has. Altschul et
al road :rmd declared a public high
way w hen necessary proof Is made
of opening same as provided for by
law.
M. T. Cowan appointed road
ers has been tiled aouinst the move : sii'rvlsor of I.amonta district.
to htiild a new court hoime Itv! A-' Hurler appointed roml miner-.
to ouua a new court house, visor l.aldlaw district.
me way, nie petitioners tor the Ordered to draw warrant for
court house represent something fUHHi on road fund for mad work to
in excess of $24,(XK). over half of ' .,H' "counted ' h.v Karl Mcl.augh-
the taxes paid by county residents. ! '"ror i,!;:'' M
Jtun nun ii uu mure m 1 tltOI'llC approved.
. . Siiiervlsor'H report of II. J. Kd-
The Journal extends to our vis- " WronKf!iTVssessinent ..( Martha
lting Baptist brethren the hospi-! Tivlchal eoilnued for correction in
tality of the city. We bid them I 'ilHdavli to show what property Is
welcome and trust their stay with I ""T''1 '"at should not be.
:n i... ..i, . i ... I Mipervlsors report of P. T. Mon-
ur, i,,i,.,c11,H1ni,iiliaii,i irom-iriH, approved and clerk send blank
aoie.
Pacific University
FOREST GROVE, OREGON. IS
A High-grade College with lSj
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aUPERIOR LUUIrMtNT. f I J
Beautifully located twentv-six miles
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Full regular college courses. II I
Academy gives strong preparatory and
Conservatory of Music and School of
Art, with superior instructors.
Business branches taught
Gymnasium and Field Athletics under
a Phvsical Director.
Well-equipped Laboratories.
Library of l3,lkio Volumes.
Healthful social life: relitrious influences.
j All student enterprises active.
! THE SCHOOL THAT STANDS FOR THE
BEST IN EDUCATION
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On account ol moving to home
stead am compelled lo dispose of
Hotel and Restaurant
completely lurnished and doing
a good paying liusincss. Ice
House filled, and tlie only Ice
Cream and Conlcctionery Stand jk f
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in town, will sell at invoice or i
in 30 days.
new qrowinq &
j town ol Redmond. Crook County j
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H. F. JONES
Singer Sewing Machine Co. ?
rent il not sold
Located in the
Sfv v ww v w v ir v v
Will take old niiKdiiues
in exchange for new ones
Will sell you machines
on monthly payments
All kinds of repair vt irk
done by our agent who
is also t he ant horizeil
collector for all moneys
due t he company.
For lurt her iiil'oriua t b in
iniiiiie of
WILL PERCY, Agent
At Poindexter Hotel
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Now Ready for Your Inspection jj
fC c 'nv'tc l'ie interest and inspection of all who are interested JS
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Spring Styles in Millinery
Newest style Sailors and latest designs Irom the best houses
II we have nothing in stock to suit you, we will make to your
Order, Kibhon by the bolt lor fancy work, r lowers lor
Trimming. ;
McCal's Patterns, 10 and 15 Cents :
T. F. McCALLISTER & CO.
The Bend Bulletin says a pe
tition signet! by over tax pay
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GILBERT'S
Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sodas and
Confectionery
Candies are fresh daily from t he Prineville factory, the only line
in the county. Quality and llavor unsurpassed. Superiority has
always lieeu the test of tiilbert's. The same factory is turning
out I he best B'rade of Ice ('ream made from pure cream. Your
patronage once secured will never lie lost.
Present Location with Rideout & Foster
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New Millinery
Corner 2nd and
Main Street
I desire to announce that I have- just
received a line line ol HATS for Ladies
Misses and Children. These goods are
strictly lirst class and up-to-date in every
respect. Prices are REASONABLE
MRS. ESTES
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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"
And Because
A very large percentage of all
clothing IS doctored up by the Hot
Flat-Iron to cover defects in tailoring.
Such treatment does cover, but
doesn't remove; 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 Style-Perfect Fit-and that
they will WEAR, and retain their
shape, until worn threadbare;
because they are tailored sincerely
We are Sole Agents Here
It lias always heeii our jmlicy to provide for our
patrons tlie liest merchandise procnralile, ami with this
iilea still in view we have airaiiL'i il for (he exclusive
S:l le of -:- -:- --
"Sincerity Clothing" For Men W
Great Easter Undermuslin Showing (fa
and we feel that our ju'lylneiit will he justilieil Ly the
approval of the men ho appreciate hi'h elase work
manship as well as perfect fit, ami correct Mylc, with
our Positive Guarantee of Satisfaction. -:- :-
of Nijfht Gowns,
Corset Covers, all hi
Petticoats, drawers. Chimese ami
h class nods and the prices are right
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Lmbroidered Linen Waist Patterns
$1.50 to $2.25 each
I. aces are here
inspection. An
Chihlrens' While Dresses
l!alv Coats, Slimmer Hats
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PRINEVILLE'S BIG STORE g
WURZWEILER & THOMSON, Prineville Oregon ffl
lieaiitiful
for your
elegant assortment of
Cluny, Oriental anil Yal
encienms Laces wilh In
sertion to match. Allover
I. aces, I'liuien, Applique''
and Swiss Kmhroideries
lion nets, etc,
varielv of si vies
iiy.es and prices
We have secured the agency for the famous
Butterick Patterns and The Delinator
Our prices are the same to all 10 and 15 cent
THE IMPORTED
BELGIAN STALLION
1906
rillant de Aubremee
(1880) (20260)
PROPERTY OF The Haystack Livestock Breeders Association will be kept at the Leach place,
three miles west of Lamonta on Prineville-Culver road except Friilavs and Saturdays, when he
will he at the S. S. Brown place.
SEASON BEGINS THE FIRST OF APRIL
Description: lrillant is a very large, heavy boned, heavy chested horse, remarkably
hearty and rugged, well qualified to transmit draft character to his foal. Color
Black, with white markings. Weight '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 from a distance will be well cared for at cost of
feed only, but will not assume responsibility in case of accident,
Believing, that farmers should not rely on the grain market alone, the above
company was organized to facilate the breeding of improved stock. Horses of the
above type Mill enable them to profitably market their surplus produce at home,
G. Springer, President; Jas. T. Robinson, Secretarv; T. J. Leach, Treasurer.
n. , ' J. H. Windoin, W. E. Helfrich, G.-IL Osborn
Directors: , L Windonij and s s Brtnvn
address: jj g Association
CULVER, OREGON
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Opposed by the Oregnnian. A J
good administration. Too much j
land fraud prosecution. Hesult:
Chamlierlain is utill governor.
Road Bidi Wanted.
reports,
I ('ommimleatlon from ('. It. Olnwlil
i die; clerk onleivd ilraw wnrnint on
i Uvueral fiiml fnvor lllirnry (unci lor
I -Ml. SO ami tivnsurer nhice same to
cri'illt ot Library funil, piiRe l.'i, llHla
i school laws.
! Hiils of A. V. 1'etei-son anil ('.A.
Uray on court house, lllilx ivjeeteil
j asexcenslve ami clerk onleretl to rv-
,, , . , turn cheek of .WKI to A. 1". I'etei-Hon.
The county oour of Crook county, clerk forwanl plans to W. I. I'liirli
Or., will miv ibi. h up to 10 o'clock ; SaU'iu. to iv.lilce place to within $..-
in. July b, mib. for the contructi.m (NK) without chanKtnK I he uvneral
of a wKon nail in Hav ( reek t anyon, ; phum or leMlRn and return same for
eailing from 111 front oi (' Mcl'herson'd . y pHKi term if court,
ho.ute to the Dan Pierce old place, so Wrongful asseHsment of W. K.
to avoid t.ateii an.K nsp hills tontrac-1 Booth clerk onler.il rrtillt sheriff on
wr win specny aim m pejts aiou route roll I9tfc with 4 an inr atHilavlt.
proM)eiU) Duilit road, ami, clerk onleitHl to pnx'iire another
1th and maximum araile, am) . l oiiiiniMMlinmr-B ,l..Li ,.u n, ....
the road he will ! this leaf toeoiituhi.it i...ir .i.ii.wl
the number of Dam's as this book, i
Itiilii for Hay Crwk Canyon roaiL !
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The 0. K. Meat Market
STROUD BROS., Proprietors
Deealers in Choice Beef, Veal, Mutton, Pork, Butter
Eggs and Country Produce
The following' is a list of our Prices on Meats
Ixin Steak
Round Steak
where he
iMtcify widt
all otlier condition of
propose to build. The routrartor to fur
nish his own HpecinVHtioim of such road
witu Din. elerk orileml to u.Iv..i-Hm.. i,ii
The court reeerves the nKlil to rejt , i,,iH for bulMluK llav Crei k t'an-iW
anyand all bull. 1 he auccessf ill bidder yon roail from front of C. MeHierson '
will be required to enter into a contract house to Dan fierce place U-lniriMs
and furnish a bond within 30 days after about four mllea Ion. Contractoi-; W
beinii awardeil the contract. By order : to sneclfv all details. Itl.U
ofthecourt. J. .1. Smiith, ted .1 ulvY at 10 a. m. i
fi-7 County ( lerk. ' Clerk to prepare an Iteinlxinl lit
Shoulder Steak
I'luin Roast Reef
Prime Rib Roast
Veal Roast
Loin Mutton Chops
Plain Mutton Chops
Veal Chops
Pork Loin
Pork Sausage
Hamburger
Rologne
12 Acts per pound
10c ts per pound
lOcts per pound
Sets per pound
lOcts per pound
12Acts per pound
12 Jets per pound
lOcts per pound
12icts per pound
l'ik'ts per pound
lOcts per pound
lOots per jiound
HVts per pound
When you are buying anything in this line give ut a call
We Guarantee to Treat you Right
Telephone Orders Will Be Given Prompt Attention
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iDUCTION SALE
A GREAT REDUCTION on OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
Clothing, Hats, Shoes and
Winter Underwear
Has been made as we intend to sell them out
complete in order to have room for our Spring
Stock. Get our prices before buying elsewhere
A CHOICE LINE OF
Candies, Nuts, Cigars and Tobacco
CALL IN AND LOOK OVER OUR STORE
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OWL CASH STORE
Dunham & Adam
Prineville, Oregon