Local Mention
John Howard o' Kjiibw Creek, in
in town.
Mr. iMid Mr. Kutidnt lelt tody
(hi Portland.
Mr. C'ol-ll ImrjHf of I'Huliii, war
in town this week,
Arthur Ki iMii tl of lt, liu Ui it
appointed furrnl gunnl.
Claude iMiiilmui in out on hi
new t n itvlt on Hear Creek,
Frank Foster and Max Worn
weiler nrm in I'orllund n busine.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornell have re
turned from a visit to Kenturky.
Mr. nnd Mr. II. Ivin of Pu
lijiit, were emmly est visitor
, terday.
The pasture on the mountain i
retried iiiiicli In tier than com
mon thi yrir.
Minim, (iilberl and Ford are
fiuling o Irw thiys at Mstoli
and (he lakes.
Mr. It. (1. Suiilli in Urn Prine
ville delegate In tlieKnwid lodge of
tli Ivgree of Honor.
Mr. Lively, with Y'ureiler A
Thomson, ha sold hi residence to
Wi IIotiMon o( Axhwood.
Mr. II. 1' llelknsp have today
fur Portland to attend tli grand
lodge of the Decree of Honor.
lion. J. N. WiHiiiinoit, wife and
ditohter, Mi Kdr, arrived in
Prineville Friilny from The Dulles.
H.twsrd V Turner, with J W
Roliinson it (t., . Madras, wns in
Prineville the 1 1 rw t of I ho wwk,
Mr. Keed of North Yakima, left
for Imiiif the first of the week. Iln
(xMiti to return in about dm
days.
Mr C. II. Foster of Powell1
Hutu, lint takfti live of t ho John
eon ( hildreii to he Hoy Mid Girl's
Aid Society at Portland.
Mr. Holler of Cro Keys, father
of Mr. M. H. Klliott, i not ex
pected to live. Mr. KUiott leave
today fr th heds.de of her father.
Kor Willi iimt Bn to A. II. IJpp
iuimi ft Co,' Hint wave money.
Tlie ImhI. llKlitent runnliiu; and
ehimiH-M w wlni: mm-tiliie I fonntl lit
A. II. Llopmun ft t'o.'a
Do to Clover & HlnrrV Ciodi Oro.
eery tor lino pottitue, bacon, Imiu
mill lord.
SUMMER SUITS
J. E.
John Comb left today for the
iuii k-ilvi r inim in IHikunl
mountain. The fire in the furn
ace Imve h n stirlcd mid work in
the mine will l pushed,
C-lurlle Charlton, lawyer from
Kaleni, ix thinkinir nf locating in
Prineville. Mr. Charlton in not
mi eniirit similar in onr inidl an
years-ago hit used to live here.
County School Bujierintendent
Dinwidiliu hut ((one on tour of
iiippvcliun of the schools located
ut I 'rooked river. Paulina end
Summit Prairie. He will h sh
ke'it nhotlt H week.
Marringe liceiiHe have leii i
Hiied to Franklin M. ZumwaU and
Iira A. Ornhuin, and to Perry A.
South and l.edu A. Graham, all of
Sinter. The douhla wedding will
take l ic July 18th.
J.J. Smith and A. 11. Foeter
have oiened a rcnl enlale oflice
neat door to llu U'Nvil rextaurant.
Tliee genilemen are rutler, and
l.iiniiii-HH entriiHted to them will he
carefullv lixiked after.
lr. Hyde wn called to Itear
Creek Hut lea the ft rut of the week
to attend to injurie utained ly
J V KiUdiing. Mr. Kitihing wa
iutlin up hay and in aome way
hia foot got ( caught in the derrick
hreakini; the bonea of the left ankle
and otherwiiu) Ucnratii)K the h'g
K V, I.aiinlilm hii returned from
Portland where he ha been feek
ing uurjiieal aid. Yeura ago ha
broke hi ) k which wa not
lroerly et at the time, canning
him lot of differing. Three
month go he dei'ided to go to
Portlnud to ace what could be done
for the injured tncinlier. He ha
lcen rently lienefiied by hi trip.
The Prineville itwloflice ; ia
undergoing a thorough overhaul
ing. The old Uxe have " Wen
taken out and new and larger one
aubntiiute!. A new floor ban been
put in and the floor npace trebled.
Three door now op-n into the
mail lobby affording eaty acce. to
all department id the office. The
Htamp window will lie put lo one
aide o a not to interfere with the
general delivery window. A door
i to lie cut from the wuct aide and
all mail ia:ka will be handled
from there. Pontmanter Lafollett
deserve lot of credit for the in
creued facilities 'furnudied the
public.
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Reduced Prices
We are making a decided reduction in all of our
lines of Light Weight Summer Suits. If you
intend to buy a suit we would be pleased to show
you through our line; also if you need shoes,-shirts
or anything else in Gent's Furnishings we have it
in styles that are right and at a modest price.
Stewart & Co.
(io to T. K. Mi-Caltialvr ft t'o. lor
Hlove rollxlilng tlloven.
Col. Nye ia very low. It i hot
thought that he can live many
day.
M'.m Jackie Brin k ami Wl Slither
of lleml, came over to I'lliievllle to
apetnl the Fourth.
C. John HuiiiliiilMt wauta ti buy
a KimmI Jerwr cow. Hlaauldrna la
Iiiiioutu. Or. IteiMl the want la.
A cloudburtt laat Friday after
noon did a little damage to hay on
Johtmon Crek and on the (Jchooo.
Mr. Ma Ufa Nichohten, of Hood
River, ia veiling in the city with
her pareuta, Mr. and Mr. 0. W.
llarnea.
Ha.n (Jaunt, who baa been work
ing in the Elite Tonaorial Parlor
the par year left Monday for
Portland.
The injunction uit was argued
before Judge Uradhaw on Mon
day The Judge took the matter
under adviaemeut and will give
hi doc if ion lator.
M. K. Elliott got back from The
Dalle yeterday, where he bad
been to represent the county court
in the injunction proceeding be
fore Judge liradidiaw.
U. S. Cowle, charged with in
cent, had preliminary hearing
the tirwt nf the week and waa bound
over in I20U0 bond to appear be
fote the grand jury at the fall term
of court. ; ; ,
WALL PAPER
There are many new pat
tern till year. We cnu
allow you a ureal varli-ty
of them. All ifmdin nml
prlii". Aak to e our wall
paper.
Z). ff. Jltlmmfn A Cmmmmng
J. K. Stewart ft Vi. are aelllutt
Men'a Summer Sulta at very low
lirlcca. If you need a ault now In the
time to tiuy, ; : :' ; .
The annual teacher' institute
will be held in Princville at the
High School building on July 30,
31, and August 1, 2, and 3. No
teacher will be excused unless pre
vented by .unavoidable circum
stance. The pastor will have charge of
the usual service of the Methodist
church next Sunday. Subject for
the morning "Our Daily Bread."
In the evening will be held a me
morial service to the lamented
Rev. 0. M. Booth, D. D.
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Edward (i. HolU-r of Cross Key j
i dead. Tbi waa the telephone
meaaagn received by M. 11. Elliott
this morning. Mr. Bolter .ia an
old and highly respected pioneer
of Crook county and ha been
identified with the progress of tbi
country for nearly half a century.
The detail of the funeral have not
yet been arranged. j
All klmla of trulta. eatnly, clr
etc. for the Fourth at J. E. Ktew
art'a. , j
Charles E. Com W of Illinois, is
the new teacher elected to the
Prineville High school taff. He
come well recommended.
John McLean, of Antelope, wa
in town this week attending to
busineaa matters connected with
the Antelope Meat Market of which
he I the owner.
-T. W. Zimmerman of Bend, wa
in town the first of the week en
route to Howard, where he goe to
take charge of the tore for the
lialewood Mining & Trading Co.
at that place.
W C. Congleton, of Paulina,
waa In town this week after a crew
of men to commence harvesting
hi bay crop. He reports men
who will work in the hay fields to
be scarce and that be will be about
three men abort of the usual har
vesting crew.
F. McRae, of Antelope, was in
Prineville this week. While here
he bought the ranch of J. F. Hogg
on Upper Ochoco and secured 8
sections of grating land. This
land will be used as summer range
for the 8001) head of sheep he now
ha in that section. Mr. Hogg is
looking after the ranch for him.
The stockholders of the Crook
County Livestock & Agricultural
Association are notified that there
will le a meeting of the stockhold
ers of the association on Saturday,
the 21st day of July, 1906, at 2
o'clock, at the circuit court room
. n ii m. . . I i t -
in rrinevuie. i ne purpose oi me
meeting is to see about making ar
rangements for holding a fair this
(all. A full attendance is den i red.
ELEGANT W H 1 T E
4 I inon Dnracnlc
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4 ve-du
4 At C. W. ELKINS
A. P. Donohue, of Laidlaw, was
1 1 Tl
in town weanesuay ana inurs
day. Mr. Donohue was over to
look after a water right which he
is trying to secure for his desert
claim in the Sisters country. He
reports the crops in that section to
be looking fine, in fact the best
that be has seen since becoming
a resident of Crook county.
J. A. Brown, ot naystacK, was
in town mis weeK transacting
business and renewiug old ac
quaintances. Tbi is Mr. Brown's
first visit to Prineville since this
time last year and he noticea
many substantial improvements
since that time. He says that the
warm weather is damaging the
grain in the Haystack section
which was resowed this spring.
THE BEST IOE CREAM OR SODA
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S A FRESH LOT OF
1 LOWNKV'8 CANDY In Packages
PrlcrromSctoI.BO
.jj Mail orders Filled Promptly
2). P. J(iamon & C.
WANTED a irood Jersey Cow. Please
state price. Address C. John Suud
quist, Lamonta, Ore.
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THE VERY BEST
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The harvest season in Morrow
county Will open early next week,
probably Monday, and in most
sections the crop will be heavier
than for several years. In fact
some of the wheatgrowers claim
they will have the largest yield
they ever had. The abundance of
moisture that fell during May and
June has caused the grain to fill
better than usual . and the berry
will be heavier than ordinarily;
no shriveled or half formed grain
to reduce the weight. The yield
will be the lightest in the north
part of the country where the
grain was injured to some extent
before the rains came, but even
there the crop will be better than
was anticipated earlier in the seas-
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JO'Neil Bakery j
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Fresh Bread, Pie and Cakea
alway on hand. r
Pantry of all kinds made to r
order. &
PRINEVILLE, . OREGON J
HAVE YOU TRIED THE jf
La Credentia
Havana Cigar 3 for 25c
It is the equal ot any 12!c cigar. (1
for Bale oy a
RIDEOUT & FOSTER
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To Kent
Four-room cottage, free water, fair
barn, and chicken bonce; lot for cow;
aUo two stoves, tables, chairs, bed
steads, clothes press, bed lounge, etc.
For terms write or telephone C. M. Lis
tkb, Prineville, Or. 6-21 -Imp
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Clearance
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Spring and
Will be Oosed Out
and see us Derore
T. F. McCALUSTER & CO.
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Prineville-Shaniko Stage Line
Daily Between Prineville and Shaniko
SCHEDULE " .
Leaves Shaniko, 6 p. m. Arrives at Prineville 6 a. m.f t
v Leaves Prineville 1 p. m. Arrives at Shaniko 1 a. m. '"'
First Class Accommodations
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Hivt you roorwy to invest,
property to be cjrtd for or Utts
to be manijed?
Will your hrilth. tiine iad
'private iffairt permit you to
manage them properly and
profitably?
You may have the collective
wisdom of experienced men In
the management of your inter
ests ii you con :ult this Company.
It also receives deposits
subject to check, and savings
accounts from one dollar up,
paying current interest thereon.
Acts as trustee in all property
relations requiring such services,
buys and sells bonis, effects col
lections, lends money.
In many other ways It can be
of service. Call or nlte for fret
pjmpilet selling forth the scope
of its operations.
" Snisi (Smnuirmr
247 Wash. St. Portland Oar.
CAPlTAUfrTOCK lEO,OOQ-'iH
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room for the fall stock our ' I
Summer Millinery
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