Local Mention
J. W. Hoitn returned Friday night
from a trip to Portland.
For wall iMr goto A. II. Llpp-
nmn (',' mid ave money.
J. M. f llukle of lirluly, wait trim.
Acting business at t lit rounty is-at
tlilo wwk.
Judge W. A. Hell and family mid
Mn1 Vanderpool returned Saturday
from the Matole.
Ml Honda Clay pool returned
Monday from Son UK where he luut
lvn visiting her mother.
II. M. Utiles of Portland, ha ac
cepted a hmIIIoii a lli-nd bookkeep
er In the tor of C. W, Elklu.
Onmr 1iy mmI, Walt Hyde mid
William Arnold hav gone to the
Olalla mountain for hucklels'rrie.
J. K. Adamsou, editor of the Mitch
ll News, Is In IVhifvllln on vlult to
til brother, l. IN Adamon, the
druggist.
Meuicmher tb (lold Contest at
Ulover Starr's CAb (Jrorrry Store
end Kcptemls'r 1, 11 XI. He ad In
Journal. K very body Ima a chance.
Carry FoaU-r and wife left Friday
for a wn'k'i outing on the Mm
kentle. They were iuImm to take
raw of a bountiful supply of buckle
IwrrU-s.
J. II. I More offer a reward of 5
for Information leading to tlio re
covery of a aorrrl bora tbat at rayed
away from hla premise. See bla ad
vertisement elan where In thla laaue.
Henry Crabtree of lower Bridge,
waa In town Tueaday. II la con
nected with the Itlack Hutu I .nnd
Live Stick Company ami aaya that
everybody la proaiM'ring In bla aec
tlou of the country.
Maatir Van lliink I coiivab-wlng.
Our public achoola on rU-pti-mls-r
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(Irani Mlller'a Utile girl la on the
l k Hat.
The Infant child of Henry ( ram la
nit sick.
Andrew and Ueorge Noble, the
lb-aver rrwk cattlemen, are In town.
Mra. Koliert Kmltli of Hlsler la
angerously alck.
Horace T. Jonca, the well-known
timber InaiNTtor, waa married In
Portland August 2IL
Carl Mode, drover Young and
Charlie Hommera have gone to the
Willamette valley to pick hop.
A.M. Drake, E. II. Hat ten and W.
K. (iuerrlu Jr., of Bend, were In the
Ity thla week attending the meeting
of the Hoard of EnualUatlon.
Hee Uuy Lafolli'tt At the postofnee
If you want anything In the M ana
line or Newspaper line. He takea
ulMM-rlptlona fornuy thing pnbllehed.
Itev. Mitchell will preach In the
I'reabyterlau church Kiuiday morn
ing and evening HepUnnlwr 2nd. Aa
the 3rd la tabor Day the subject for
the evening will tie "Labor and the
Laborer."
John Morrla and family nnd Mra.
ane 1'owell lett Wednesday lor a
trip to the Willamette valley to vlult
latlvra. Mlaa lllrdle will remain In
Malem nnd Attend the Willamette
L'nlveralty thla winter.
i Ladies Home Journal
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sknd roa rmcK ityle book
tTo C. W. E L K I N S
I'rlnevllle seem to have It over
Madras on the railroad altuatlou
Juat at present, owing to the fact
that the Journal and He view com
pleted a road to that city laat week.
Nhiuilko Itepublkan.
Mr. Nelaou, of the Trunk Line Hall
way building up Iteachutee liver la
very greatly pleaaed with rrlnevllle.
An Inland town that handle 20,000,
000 pounda of frelKht annually by
wagon, ought to look good to an
up to date railway t rattle manager.
Sherman County Observer.
H. Gatewood returned Friday
from a trip to Port land and Heat tie,
He waa accompanied by hla sister,
Mlaa U ate woimI, And Mr. llasMeltlne,
A mining expert of Heat tie. Mr.
llaaaeltlne la a member of the firm of
Hodge ra ft Haaatltlne, the largeat
mine and mill owner In the state of
Washington
WALL PAPER!
There are many new pat
terna thla year. We can
how you a great variety
of them. All grndea mid
price. Ask to ace our wall
paper.
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The beat, llgltteat running and
cheapeat aewlng machine la found at
A. H. Ltppman ft Co.'a
WANTED An unlimited numtwr of
beet cattle. Will pity the hlgheat
market prlcea. Addreaa Greaham
Trading A Hack ln Co., Greahatu,
Oregon. 8-16-Sp
W. II. Kinder left a aummer
quAah at thla office the other day
aa a sample of what he growa In
hla garden without Irrigation. The
quaah la a beauty and In form close
ly reaemblee a Jardiniere. Mr. Kin.
der says that he grows All kinds of
garden truck to perfection
Thorough cultivation Is all that Is
necessary he says, to Insure the best
kind of crops.
L. Connell of The Dalles, passed
through Prlnevllle Monday on his
way home. Mr. Council has large
Interest In the Ntiiuuilt Fralrlucouu
try and he baa spent a couple of
months there this summer looking
after things. He says the hay crop
Is one ami will reach 3000 tons
, When Mr. Connell settled lu that
country lu 1884 300 tons were con
sldered a big crop.
BOYS' SUITS
l We are closing out our Hue of
r Boys Suits. Now Is the time
t to simnlv vour wants for
jchool. J. E. Stswart & Co. jj
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U) W.N ICY '8 CANDY In l'ackM
Prix fram f tm l.0
Mall ordr rillad Prumplly
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(Jo to T. F. M.ClllHter k Co. for
Stove Polishing Gloves.
Mra. Ft- la offering her entire
etock of Spring and Hummer Milli
nery at greatly reduced prices. This
la done In order to make room for
the fall stock. Get price on mlllt
uery from her liefore buying. 7-12-tf
Workmen are now engaged In re-
plnnktug the bridge arroes the Ocho-
co In I'Mnevine. 'una w oeemei
neeaary In view of the heavy haul-
Inn; which will soon set In when the
fall crop liegln to move.
C.J. Hut ton and Herman Hoflhh,
Pacific Mtate linemen working out
of Portland, are In Prlnevllle thla
week looking after the line of their
of their company. The young men
are ruatlera and attend strictly to
bualnese.
Work la going merrily forward on
the grounds of the Crook County
Fair Association. Camper and ei
hlbltor will find everything ar
ranged for their convenience when
the time come for opening the fair.
Every detail will be looked after.
Mr. Wlnnek was pleasantly sur
prised by friend on the evening of
AuitUMt 22. The occasion wa the
celebration of hi 30th birthday,
Those ptvseut were Mr. and Mr.
Wilson, Mrs. Storey, Prof. Strange
and wife, Mrs. A. II. Belknap, Mr.
StlniHtm and Dr. Nye.
Win. Wlgle returned Tuesday from
FlRht Mlle, where he had beeu after
his supply of winter fruit. He re
iiort getting iileuty f fruit And of a
good variety. The fruit crops down
near Dufur and The Dalles however,
he says, are good In spots, some or
chards not bearing at all while
others were loaded with fruit
School Supplies
We will receive this week a
big supply of both Common
and High School Rooks. Our
stock of Tablets. Pencils and
everything needed In school Is
now complete. More than 2000
Tablets Fancy covers.
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W. Frank Petett, 0eSn
Has ojxnl fur business in the window of
Adamson'" Drug Store. Bring in your
Watch, Jewelry and Spectacle work. . .
State Registered Optician,
All Work Guaranteed -Trial Solicited
Superior Grain Drills
Mr. Ktreet of Matole. wa In town
yesterday.
C. W. Klkln Is In Itedraond on
buslne.
J. H. Haner returned Hunday from
a buslneas trip ft Hend.
Twins were born t Mr. And Mrs.
J. T. Houston of Maury Hunday.
H. E. Hodgea and Hud Hinton left
Tueaday for thehucklelierry patch at
Jefferson.
ItOKN: To the wife ofChampHmlth,
Weilmwday, August 29, an eight-j
pound daughter,
Herbert Hideout has gone to The
Dalle to meet commercial men car
rying goods In hi Hue.
A. H. Llppman and family returned
Friday from Helknap Spring. They
report a very pleasant outing At
tbat place.
0. II. McNle, representing Rcanlon
Gllmon, of Minneapolis, wa in tne
city this week to attend the Hoard
of Equalisation meeting.
The aeven-year-old aon of J. T.
Houston of Maury, fell on a&ome
Hunday and broke his arm. Dr. Kd-
wards wa called to attend the little
fellow and he Is now doing nicely.
J. H. Hmlth and Warren Smith re
turned Tuesday from Hllver l-ake
where they had ts-eit to make appli
cation for tlmlier claims, iney re-
port securing a very good claim
each In the Upper Deschute section.
Rev. J.T. Moore and family have
returned from their outing. Mr.
Moore announce preaching service
neit Sunday In the I'nlon church at
11 a. m., and 8 p. m. Hunday School
Atl0A.ro., ChrlstlAn EndeAvorAt?
p. m. Everybody cordially Invited.
Tuesday evening the Degree ofj
Honor had a Jolly good time at the!
ex(iense of Mrs. Naomi aaiomou oi
Salem. Although the hostess was
not present In person all felt the
genial Influence of the absent lady In
tbe spirit of the occasion. Every
body eujoyed themselves.
Hogg, who has been confined In
the Crook county Jail lor a couple of
months charged with the larceny of
a calf and a horse has secured his
liberty. His father on Saturday put
up the $1500 necessary to secure his
release. Hogg will be tried At the
coming term of the district court.
Miss Ethel Chapman, accompanied
by her father, was In town this week
from Hend. Miss Chapman Is the
Crook county candidate of the Pa
cific Northwest tor a trip to the
Jamestown Exhibition next year.
The young lady Is Interviewing our
people In the Interest of her publica
tion and from the success she Is meet
ing with will without doubt be one
of the thirty-three young ladle that
will advertise Oregon at the James-
town Exhibition. From here she
goes to Forest, theu to Redmond,
Cllne Falls, Sisters, Tumalo, Laid
law and Bend. We bespeak for her
a kludly reception from the people.
Steve Yancey of Comtrn Hat, lost
seventy-five or eighty Urns ol hay re-
cently. The fire I thought to lie the
work of an Incendiary a Mr. Yancey
and family are In Southern Oregon
visiting relative.
Percy Walt xer met with a bad Ac
cident At the Johnson ranch recently.
A companion wa chopping some
wood when the head ol the axe dew
off striking the young man on the
Inside of the right leg, cutting a deep
gaah and severing the tendons and
llglment of the ankle Joint.
Mrs. Mary A. Barnes of Laldlaw,
was found dead In Imm August 22.
She had teen ailing for some time
with heart disease. She wa 66
year of age. She wa the mother
of Mr. J. C. .Barne and W. D.
Humes, both of Laldlnw. Rev. J.
Anthony Mitchell of Prlnevllle offici
ated at tbe services.
NEW AT I
C. W. ELKINS
Traveling Bags, Shopping Bags
Suit Cases, Shopping Baskets
Telescopes Canvas & Jananese
Shawl and Blanket Straps
Trunks $5 k $20.
'Gill it . I ,
Consisting of 10-7, 12-7, 14-7 and 16-7. all right-hand Single Diska,
with or without grass need atUchmenta. The effective feed method of lub
ricating tbe discs, style of discs and other good points all combine to make
the SUPERIOR the best Seed Drill made.
We Carry a Full Lino of Repairs
Catalogues Mailed on Request.
W. F. King
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J. E. Stewart Co. are selling
Men' Summer Suit at very low
prices. If you need a suit now Is the
time to buy.
The Madras Pioneer says that this
season's wheat opened up at H5 cents
per buabel, at which price a limited
quantity has changed hands. Many
of the ranchers are holding for $1
per bushel, and believe they will
soon get It, but at that price there
does not seem to be Any great de
mand for It here.
JO'NeilBakeryJ
Fresh Bread, Pie and Cake k
Alwayon hand. W
Pastry of All kind made to ir
order.
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Clearance Sale
"I'SiiM 'M''M''M' '''.
Shot Through the Hud.
Carelessness came near costing
Henry Falkner ol Paulina his
life Sunday afternoon. He was
out hunting with a companion
when Faulkner happened to see
that his friend's gun waa pointed
toward him. He reached out his
hand to push it away when it was
discharged. The charge of shot
passed through his right hand be
tween the thumb and forefinger.
The finger bone was blown out and
the band was otherwise shattered.
Had it not been for the fact that
the hand was right over the muzzle
of the gun it would have been
blown all to pieces. As it is it
may be possible to save it. The
young man was brought to Prine
ville Monday and placed under
the care of Dr. Rosenburg.
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IN order to make room for the fall stock our
Spring and Summer Millinery
Will be Closed Out at Reduced Prices. Call in
and see us before buying and save money
T. F. McCALUSTER & CO.
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Prineville-Sh a n i k o Stage Line
Daily Between Prlnevllle and Shaniko
8CHEDUI
Leaves Shaniko, 6 p. m. Arrives t Prineville 6 a. m.
Leaves Prineville 1 p. m. Arrives t Shaniko 1 a. m.
First Class Accommodations
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A little "kid scrap" developed Into
quite A neighborhood row Saturday.
A 10-year-old boy named Warren
Jones and a girl named Anna Carter,
About 10 years of age, had some
ords which finally resulted In the
lad getting a paddling In which the
girl wielded the stick. The adopted
father of the boy did not relUh the
Idea of a girl usurping his parental
functions so had her arrested
charged with assault and battery,
The case came up for hearing before
Justice Luckey who fined the maiden
f 5 and then as promptly remitted It,
Both the boy and the girl were given
a good fatherly talk by the judge who
admonished them of the necessity of
dwelling together In peace and
amity.
Send Your Watches or Jewelry
for Repairs
WINNER
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All Wai-It fZiiArantl.
Prices Reasonable
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I Closing Out Sale I
a GREAT REDUCTION
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For Sale Two business buildings
In Prluevlllo; best location. Smith &
Foster. 8 -tf
Cheap prices on sugar will not con
tinue In Prlnevllle many weeks
longer. We have a few sacks of the
pure Cane on hand yet. Glover &
Starr.
Mr. Jacob Strud of Prineville, 1"
visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. E.
Rodman, having come over to stay
during Frank's abseuce lu the moun
tains. Madras Pioneer.
The Crook County Fair Associ
ation has let the contract for build
lug a 80x60 pavlllou to A. H. Llpp
man. The building is to be com.
leted by October 1st,
FOR SALE?
Residence in Prineville 4
Inquire of j
Jack 8utnniera of Prlnevllle was lu
town on Saturday says the Madras
Pioneer, looking after his telephone
Hues. He left In the afternoon for
Bend, having received word that
there was "trouble" there. Mr,
Summers says that hi a short while
he expects to put in a sound proof
booth at this place, and also make
a number of other Improvements in
the telephone service.
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Commencing July 28th and ending September 1. 1900, 1 will
present to my customers purchasing the most Urticeries
First Prize, $20 in gold
Second Prize, $10 in gold
Third Prize, $5 in gold
(Other Qroeerymen debarred from entering the contest.)
I WILL GIVE
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6 75
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Jars Star Soap .
10 Cans Standard Corn 1 w
8 Cans Extra Standard Tomatoes 1 00
85-cent Coffee 30
25-ceut Coffee 20
Other groceries in proportion.
14 pounds Best Cane Sugar
100 pounds Blue Ribbon sugar..,
100 pounds Best Cane sugar
4 pounds Shillings BestSoda...
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I make the prices and do not cut to Imitate others,
ask you to call and examine goods and prices.
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No. 32 Road Wagon with Shafts or Pole
Wheels. 1 inch Sarven, 39-43 inches
full bolted, 5-16 inch tires
Painting. Shafts, Wheels and Gear
Red, striping, two tine lines
Black
Body. New Style, black, double line
gold, with green outline stripe
Trimmings. Green Leather, Biscuit
cushion, imitation leather seat
ends and fall, dull black but
tons and trimmings
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The above is one of the most popular rigs for
ordinary use; durable and attractive. Prices
and terms on application.
We also have other styles of Road Wagons, also
Buggies, Hacks, Buck Boards, and the Schuttler
Wagon. If you are in need of anything in this
line call and see them.
J. E. Stewart & Co.