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FOSTER & HORIGftN
Are headquarters for the best of everything in their
line. They quote the following prices on meats:
Loin Steak 12 V" l,u,ul
Round Steak 10c per pound
Shoulder Steak 3 pound for 2M
Prime Rib Roast lOct per pound
riain Roast 7 and Sets per pound
Roil Reef 6 "d Setts per pound
Tork Chops 12J- I1'1" Huml
Loin Mutton Ohojw 1:2 Jots per pound
Shoulder Mutton Chop UVts per pound
Lea Mutton UVt-t jr pound
Veal Cutlet.... 12 Jet P' lu,ui
Veal Roust 10 to l'2JeU per pound
Veal Stew per pound
Sausage ld'ts P'r pound
Call on us for prices on beef by the quarter or in
chunk. We have prices that are RKillT
the
We also make a specialty of our own make of Hams,
Bacon ami Lard. Guaranteed to be striclty first class
in both Qualitv and Flavor
POSTER & HORIGAN
Shingles, Mouldings, Windows,
Doors, Glasses, Etc. Etc., Etc.
SHIPP & PERRY
PR 1 NEVILLE, OREGON
E.
and
GILBERT'S
Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sodas
Confectionery
Candlen are fresh ilatly from the l'rineville factory, the only one
in the county. Quality anil flavor unsurpassed. Superiority has
always been the test of Gilbert". The same factory is turning
out the tiewt jrratle of lee Cream inaiie from pure cream. Your
patronage once secured will never le lost.
Present Location with Rideout & Foster
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SMITH & CLEEK, Propriktokh
Domestic and Imported Liquors, Wines
and Cigars
COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED
Post Office Box 92
MAIN STREET
PKINEVILLE, OREGON
What Alkali Is.
The term alkali as used through'
out the west designates anv so
luhle matter in a soil by water
iy the IVnver Field and farm.
The term doea not mean that the
salts are alkaline or basic in a
chemical sense, for a greater part
of these salts are neutral and in
some eases even acid salts have re
ceived this name. Two kinds of
alkali are commonly reeognued
w hite and black. The white alkali
is composed of one or more of the
following salts, named in the or
der of their importance: Sodium
chloride, sodium sulphate, mag
nesium sulphate, calcium choride,
msgnesium eioruie wttn, in some
districts, borates and nitrates.
The essential constituent of
black alkali is sodium corbonate,
although this salt is never pure but
is mixed with sodium bicarbonate
and the salts which form the white
alkali. These salts are formed
through the weathering of the
rocks and in districts of light rain
fall the amount of seepage through
the soil is insufficient to wash them
awav. there is therefore an ac
cumulation in most arid soils the
amount, other things being equal
varying inversely as to the rainfall
of the district. In some places the
alkali is the accumulated salt from
the evaporation o' inland lakes
All river water contains soluble
matter and when this water enters
an inclosed basin where the water?
evaporate an accumulation of salts
is the result.
The mud, silts, and sand left by
this lake all contain soluble mat
ter and upon applying water by
irrigation to such soils the alkali
which may not be apparent on the
surface of the soils, is brought up
by the water, as it rises through
capilary attraction. These inclos
ed basins sometimes repret-ent the
most difficult conditions with
which the farmer has to deal, for
the salt begins to accutuul iie in
the lowest part of the basin xlend
ins to the sides a the amount of
salt brought in increases. The
great expense or impossibility of
draining such basins is the great
barrier in the way of reclamation
The great Salt Lake of Utah is the
remnant of a great lake and it?
waters today represent the mother
liauor from the concentration of
the great quantities of water. In
past geological ages arms of the
ocean were sometimes cut off from
the main ocean and the waters con
centrated by evaporation until part
or all of the burden of soluble mat
ter was deposited. Beds formed
in this way today, when elevated
above the level of the sea and ex
posed to erosion, give rise to quan
tities of alkali.
Want Adsfr!-Card'-
r un.lnr lliis hem! will le
ImriuM nl the rale f 0 Cut per wont
por insertion. Nothing ' limn ' eents.
VANTKI-Uvoi of KKl. Kxielloc.t
real estate mvurity. A.l.lremi The
Journal.
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THE HAMILTON STABLES
Bl'CIIANAN & ALLEN, Proprietors
PKINEVILLE. OREGON
Stock boarded by the day, week or month at
Reasonable rates. Remember us when in
Prineville. Rates Reasonable. We have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
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E. G. HODSON, Proprietor
I am prepared to do all kinds o( Machine work (except casting)
such as boring Engine cylinders, dressing valves and valve seats,
lilting shaking lor any kind of machine, also plow and edge tool
grinding, saw gumming and liling.
Having installed new and up-lo-dale machinery for the above
work, I can, in most cases, save you money over sending lo
Portland for repairs, say nothing about lime saved which is cer
tainly quite an item. At any rate give me a trial and then you
will be in a position to judge for yourself. A supply of material
kept on hand at all times.
Shop 100 feet East of Prineville Flouring Mills
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
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KOK SALE.- P.HXl .-re ranch, partly
on civek bottom auit partly in Ithie
Mountain Korvst Keserve. Suitable (or
sliwn, horse or cattle. Permanent
winter ami summer rin. Plenty o(
water. Aillressti. K. KkI.uxio, Kelso,
Wash. . ti-'.'S-lmp.
FOR SALE: Two National oal trail
ers, one well lvriiij! maeltiue aiul sli
erer ami plows. Latest improved
motiol. All new. For sate at a
haiyain. t'asli or approve.! neeuritw
K. O. H. Sltaniko. Alilrtss ti. E.
Kkluhhi, Keli, Wash. V-''S-lntp.
FOK SALE. KcV aerenof .! Iim.l,
tvW Mei til jjoimI inettilow, ,ttt tterea
tf alfalfa, lmlnnoe kuh1 pnstuiv
Irtnd; nil umlcr a :t lr fence- ami
wit! 1h sold for an Here. All
tools thrown In. 'Jt hetnl of liorwett
broken. 700 heml of cuttle, most of
theni stiwk cattle, some steers.
vearlamls atul 2-venr-olils. all for
t'.tt.OtHi. Tart cash, halaniv on easy
terms. For further nformatloit In
on I rv of U V. Halley, Paulina,
Oregon. i-U'-tt
"Mak Hy Whit th Sun Shine.''
Theie i a lesmn in the work tl the
thriftv f.-irmer. lie know that the
briw'lit sunshine mav last but a day
atul he prepares lor the shower whieh
are so liable to follow. So it should t
witheverv hoiiwholil. Pysentery, iliar
rhoea and cholera tnorhns may attack
some member of the home without
warning. I'liamU'rlaiu's 0lie, Cholera
and linrrhoca Itenioilv, which is tnej-
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lHst Known tneiiiiMiie lor inene inww,
honld always he kept at hand, a im
mediate treatment is neeef-sary, and do
lay may prove iat.il. For sale by l. I'.
Adaiuson ,V Co.
They Appeal to Our Sympathies.
The bilious and dyspeptic. are constant
sufferers and appeal to our sympathies.
There is not one of them, however, who
may not be brought back to health and
happiness by the use of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. These tab
lets invigorate '.he stomach and liver
and strengthen the digestion. They al
so regulate the bowels. For sale by D.
V. Adamson & Co.
Library Apportionment.
The following is the County
Library Apportionment and direct
ors should make selections as soon
as practicable. Selections must
be made and sent below before
August 10 or the Commission will
make selections:
1 fi"..!)0. 2(1 $1.20 42-$l.M
2 2 70 21 1 20 4H- 2 20
3 2 20 22 10 tj() 44 5 itO
4 1 10 2:1 2 00 4." 4 IiO
5 2 10 24 1 M) V- itO
6 2 00 25 2 00 4H 1 20
7 3 20 2' 4 40 4!t 2 40
8 2 20 27 2 20 50 2 90
9 4 00 2S 2 30 51 1 70
10 4 00 32 3 M) 52 4 70
11 4 00 :: 2 00 5: 8 20
12 13 90 34 90 54 3 30
13 H m 35 1 00 55 2 0
14 3 90 3 3 70 5t 1 20
15 2 40 37 1 SO
lfi- 4 0 3 1 20
17- 3 20 39 1 70
IV 3 50 40 2 70
19- 4 00 41 HO
C. li. Dinwiddle,
County Superintendent.
Orfm.
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OrrtctOK IVhi Nonta or Aiummin'
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Sonera SSlacks?7iithing
HOHSKSMOKINU, W'lHM) WoHK, Kit',,
N'KATLY AND I'ltDMITI.Y Donk
Whkn it ih Donk Hv : : :
Robert ?oorc
Satisfaction Will He Guaranteed
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AT TIIK
Joiirna.
Office
The End of The World
of troubles that robbed E. II. Wolfe, of
Bear drove, la., of all usefulness, came
when he bean taking Electric flitters
He writes: "Two years ago Kidnej
trouble caused me Keat suffering, whieii
I would never have survived had I not
taken Electric Bitters. They also cured
me of General Debility." Sure cure for
all Stomach, Liver and Kidney com
plaints, JSlood diseases, Headache, Diz
ziness and Weakness or bodily decline.
Price 50c. Guaranteed by 1. P. Adam-
son & Co., and Templeton & Son's drug
store.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given by the undersign
ed administratrix of the estate of Lemuel
G. Boone, deceased, to the creditors and
all others having claims against the estate
of Lemuel G. Boone, deceased, to present
them with the proper vouchers to the
undersigned at the office of M. R.Elliott
in Prineville, Oregon, within six months
from the date hereof.
Dated this 12th day of July, 1906.
KLLA BOON'E,
Aiininistratrix of the Estate of Lemuel
U. Boone, Deceased.
$5 Per Mead Reward
I will pay $." per homl for homes w ith
the following lirand -
(a wrench) on right or left stilt, prongs
pointing toward head. !lore.t are known
as the Johnny (Van horses and range from
the John Day lo Trout creek. It or were
raised on Trout creek. Any one taking up
these horse, holding them anil sending lue
information so that I ran come and get
aine will receive the alove reward per
head. A. J. WASH llf KN,
s-2-stp SupK-e, Or.
In Self Defense
Major Hamm, ediior and manager of
the Constitutioialist, Kmitienee, Ky.,
when he was fiercely attacked, four
vears ago, by files, bought a Ihx of
lluckleu's Arnica Salve, of which he
says: "It cured me in ten davs and no
trouble since.1' Quickest healer of
Hums, Sores, Cuts and wounds 25c at
D.I. Adamson A Co., and Tepleton A
Son's drug store.
Star Barber Shop
HYDK A Mt'KAK, I'mVs.
Our haircultiny is up-lo-ilalr.
Our shaving is
comlortable. Our shop is
new and clean.
Henderson Bulkltmr
HMXKVII.I.K. - OKKiiON
0'9fcil brothers
ohsmt J&qtitr jYmut
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars, also
Supplies
Sole Agents for Hop Gold Deer and
the Famous Napa Soda
ITcLm.ll3r Tiado Sollcltod.
kJLAiAAJVJLAAAAAJki
IRRIGATION I
Fnlrbniiks.MiirMe tiiiaidliie I'.n
Iflnea pump witter, spruy, suw
wood, Krlml, Ketieritl w ork. 2
horse-power up. Kconoiiilcnt,
one drop of K'lS'dliic, with nine
tltneM iiioi nlr luiikes the
power. Lxpt'iis' stop when
engine is chined ilowtn
Write for t'utaloKue ami Trices
On
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IT DRAWS HARD
woman's vitality L do work for j
: the is untitled, a:id wo n oiuler how ,
sjuie of the women 1
of our land live
through a .lrv'
si-asjin of nleasu.
or dissipatioiu
Ttuy uill ttty
w ith tears In their
eyes, when they
mention the sub
ject at all. "II i a
tuinl villi." that
with pain, weak-
ness and weariness j
they are "almost i
dragged out."j
M anv. in this con- -
diiion. resort to alcoholic stimulants
and " invu-orants." the after ellecls o(
which are very injurious.
i.i. ii. . i .er.e. loriv years, ago louno ralifornia. Oregmi, Nevada.
.ii.v ..win' n. ,i ui-tiiK ill i.-1 1
througli ignorance or carelessness and
ileiermini il to devote his life anil energies
to their relief.
I :'irhni Imiml the rtiinr. of their suf
fering, he iu:rt umijlit fur tin: jnniis of
ri -I, if, anil found in Stiturc'n .iJxrii.ri;
the earth, certain root which hail rn- chose of the HWW SW"
in.;ruaine anil vaiuaiile nieillcinal virtues
for the cure of tin so ailments.
I'sing chemically pure glycerine, of
lriiM-r str-ngth inslead of alcohol, he
pro pa nil extracts of these, and the result
Fairbanks, Morse, & Co.
PORTLAND, OREGON
r3Er3ri5ET3T3TET3S
A Mystery Solved.
"How to keep off H'riixlic attacks of
biliousness and habitual constipation
was a mvsterv that Ir. King's .New Life
Pills solved lor me," writes Jolm N.
I'leasant.of M ignolia, III I. The only
pills that are g-iarantetsl to give r(ect
satisfaction to everylHwiy or monev re
fundeil. Only 2oe at 1. 11. Adamson A
Co., and Templeton A Son 'a drug store.
Timber Land, Act June S, IS7H.
Notice for Publication.
I'nited State IjoiiI Olllc,
Th lallr, Uregoti. June I, ItmO,
Notice is heri-hy given Unit in cniiipli
ance w ith the provision of the act of t'oti
Kress of June 3. ls7S, entitled "An act for
the sali of tiiiils-r lauds in the Ma ten of
nuil Washing
ton Territory," as extendeii to all llm I'ulc
lic Ijin.l Slnnw by act of August 4, l.strj.
HAVI1) K. TKM I'LKTt N.
ol Prineville, county of Crook, State of
Oregon, has this day tiled ill this olflce his
sworn stati'iiienl So. 11rJ7, for the pur-
SKtf MV;, of Section No. il, in Tu
was so satisfactory that thu cotnlilna
lion became his " favorite I'rescripl ion."
The risits u.-l are: Lady's Slipper root,
lilaeW Cohosh nsit, I nicorn root, liluo
Cohosh risit and (iolden Seal nsit. The
A'orlil kuous it as Dit. I'ikik k m Kavok- i
itk I'HKsciiiiTioN'. which has the won
derful and unparalleled record o( a half- :
million of cures In the last forty yearn. ,
Write to I)r Tierce, iiulfalo, N. Y., for
advice, given without charge.
"I am glad U) bo able to testify as In the ,
tnerils of lr. Plerce n Favorite Prescription i
for the many Ills that women suffer wilh,"
writes Miss (ertrwl Mllehell (PrcM.leiit
Young I. allies' (')irlsllan Kndeavnr M. iet),
WColiiiiiliiaStri el. K.. iM-tnili, Me,. 'Afu r.
many years of suffering unil nain. I I.--W 1
your medicine, and In a short time Ix-i'iin to
feel stronger, ls-eame more i-egulnr ai..l j
dhln't have the Is-aririg-drovn if.lus whiilii
had tsneii my lot for so long. Shall nevi r
cease to lie very irraief ill that It was lp)i.k',.l
to my notice. I have no pains, and tl mui h
wronger generally."
Or. I'leren'H Pel'et cleanse thp clofMl
Yste.in from acci.v.mlatwd linpiiiiile ;
9 I
ThmmnmVnCuli P tternamM lnih ttnhJ
Stain O.an of any other nuke of raiiernr I tin u on
axc.oii-.t t their itylo, acciiracy and unipiioty.
-ti-fclrn Maarxlne'Thaiinof Fa.hion) h
mrr r.lirr, irMIOmVOl'MT I.di's' M .
year's s.;i.scr, i-ii.n(U umke.l tml. 30 wnl. fr'"'
n.mii,.-r, .1 ci-ula. Kveryobcnber(eUaMct.all lat
tein Frew, Sulwerilie loday.
l.liilr Alti-nia Waoled. Handgun premhimi or
lib-r-it t 'st- r,,, iviiim. I'attm Ca'alofiie ' I at.
i. ns) end Preininm Cital"i:ue (r.ho..n.! iJi p.ennunn)
ki-UC lie. Adilrew THB McCAi.L CO., h York.
, Wi SW'i and
o. 'J3. in Town
ship No. i;S., llange No. Hi K., W. M
and wili olTcr proof lo show that the land
sought is more valuabls for its timber or
stone than tor agricultural purposes, and
to establish his claim to said laud Ix-fore
the County Clerk at Prineville, Oregon, on
the Htb day of rScptemhcr, I'.Ml.
He nanie as witnesses: Kdwnrd M. Me.
Cord, Kichard M. Powell, William 1).
Arnold, Kols-rt M. Teiupleton, allot Prine
ville, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
'h r ahovtsslescrilwd lands are reipiested to
lile their claiuiea in this otlice on or before
said St day ol 'September, l'.JH.
M1CHAKLT. NOLAN,
7-5-ltt Register.
(Contest Notice.
Department of the Interior,
United Mates Land Oil ice,
The Dalles, Oregon. June Hi, HUM',.
A autlicieut contest alhdavit having
been Hied in this otlice by Krnest H. Ter
rill, contestant, against houiestead entry
No. lli'ViM, made March 2fi, l!U3, for NJ
KE'i, V. N W, Mection , Townsnip I t,
Range 14, K. W. M by Charles Law
will, Coutesuie, in which it is alleged that
said Charles I.awwill has whullv ahandon-
ed said tract; that he has never resided up
on or tiecn seen upon saiu trad ; mat lie
has not cultivated the same, that said al-
leL't'd absence was not due to his employ
ment in the army, navy or marine corps of
the United ruatui in time 01 war. .'saui
parties are hereby iiotilU.il to appear, re
spond and offer evidence touching said al
legation at 10 o'clock a. in. on August 11,
llsiti, before the County Clerk of (-'rook
County, Oregon, at his orllce in Prineville,
Oreifon. and that final hearing will lie held
at 1U o'clock a. in. on August IS, lljuo, be
fore the Register and Receiver at the
United Htates Land Olhce in Die Dalles
Oregon.
1 be said contestant having, in a proper
affidavit, tiled June 10, litOO, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence per
sonal service ot tins notice can not lie
made, it is hereby ordered and directed
that such notice be given by due and
proper publication.
bXil-np AIioiiakl T. Nolas, Register.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
Land Oflice at The Dalles, Oregon.
July 19, 1!W6.
Not re is hereby given that James C.
Houston of Crook, Or., has tiled notice of
his intention to make linal five-year proof
in support of his claim, viz: Homestead
Entry No. fiti0 made June HI, 18(18, lor the
lot 4, Kectioii 1!), lots 1 and 2, (section . 0,
T. 18 8., It. 19 E W. M , and JHK4 SK't
Section 25, T. 18 8., K. 18 E.. W. II., and
that said proof will be maile before the
county clerk, at his office, in Prineville,
Oregon, on August 28, 1II08.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, anil
cultivation of the land, viz:
John W, Hhattuck, Henry Jlerchtorf,
Elam Kaught, of Crook, Oregon, and Will,
iam R. McKariand, Prineville, Oregon.
MICHAEL T. NOLAN,
7-2fiip Register.
Road Bids Wanted.
The county court of Crook county,
Or., will recoive bids up to 10 o'clock
a. in. July r), 19(Hi, for the construction
of a wagoji road in Hay Creek Canyon,
leading from in front of C. Mcl'hersoii's
house to the Dan Pierce old place, so us
to avoid Gates and Crisp hills. Contrac
tor will specify and set pegs along route
where he proposes to build road, and
specify width and maximum grade, and
all other conditions of the road he will
propose to build. The contractor to fur
nish his own specifications of such road
with bid.
The court reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. The successful bidder
will be required to enter into a contract
ami furnish a bond within HO days alter
being awarded the contract. Jiy order
of the court. J. J. Smith,
6-7 County Clerk.
jfeendcrson & Pollard
Par
Country Orders Solcited
Wines and
Liquors
Finest Cigars
In Stock
First Door South of the l'oindcxtcr Hotel
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The Opera Saloon
BEDELL A MOSES, Proprietor
In The Glaze Hall
A First Class House
Choicest
Brands of Liquors, Wines
and Cigars
piacksmithing That Pleases
Is The Kind Yiiu
J.
(Jet at
H. WIGLFS
(Hucoessor to)
CORNETT &
ELK IKS
A Slock of Farm Machinery always on hand
r'lr.rrirrrnrirrr.iari'in.'iriirrTinrrn'i'i'irrrin'i
THE O'NEIL
Restaurant and Lunch Room
SMELZER & ELEFFSON Propi.
JW oCadics and Scntlcmon
TIfoals and !3akcry jCunch
Board by the week, $5.00; with room, 96.00. Meal Tickets, $4.00
FOR
Furniture, Stoves, Ranges, Carpets, Rugs
Linoleum, Matting, Lace, Curtains, Win
dow Shades and Poles, Wall Paper
Liricrusta, Doors, Windows, Transoms
Paints, Oils, Glass, Hardware, Cooking
Utensils, Wash Machines, ChurnB, Etc., go to
A. H. LIPPMAN & CO. I
and save from 10 to 20 cents on Every Dollar