Local Mention
County Court In In mtwtoit.
Mr. Kutclifr of Madron, wm In
tOWU W'flllHXllll.V.
A irJrl wo iHiru to Kir. himI Mm.
A. J. Nottlo of IVar cnt-k Hatiirtluy.
For wall inM-r go to A, H. Lipp
ing u A Vo.'n uiul nave tuoiwy.
HIiiTlft Klkln him inovfil liU Im
IoiikIiik from liU raiirli to hU hoiiif
In I'linrvlllv.
Th lout, lljtlit.nl ruiiiilttic Hint
Cll(ltHt MWlllf 1IWM'II In foiini ttt
A. II. Llppitian A .'.'
A iiiurrlntfu lli't'iimt ha lwu Imhiii'iI
to !ouIm A. Hvml awl Mlm IiwnI
Tuck ol IUmIiiioiuI.
Fml WIlMoti, MonofF. W. Wllmiii,
caalikrol tlmtrook County Hunk, In
quit tick.
lira. McDowell K-ft Ktimlrty for
Port In nl to buy the furniture for tin
new rrlncvlIlM Hotel.
(), (J. (J ray ami wlfo from Humify
vtow Una on Crookl rlvr, are In
town.
Miller A ( lurk lire liullillnx nrw
$1500 hotil unit Wi livery burn at
1'iiullniv.
Oorjr H. Millar anil wl( of La
iiioiiU. were In l'rlnevllle Wmlnea
day. For Halo Two I.ukIihk Imlldlnjc
la Priiwvllto; Uwt location. Hmlth A
Ur. H Mt
JeM Yurey rain In from the
Crune I'ralrte country Friday. He
ay there ar lota of hiirkU'lterriee
In that Mctlon.
Mr. J. W. Howard mid Hon,
Joe of CorrnllU, who have twi-n vwtlt
tug Col. Hmlth, Mt thin morning for
their home In the valley.
Harvey Jolly and wife of UwW
ton, Idaho, are In I'rlnevllle on their
way to vlelt Mr. Jolly'a mother at
Koalnnd. '
A I a rice rattktmake wan killed near
the home of Mm. little Miller In the
north end of town Tuesday. It had
li rattle and a button.
do to T. F. MrOIIUu r A Co. for
Wove I'oIImIiIHk (llovea.
All klndn of optli-al work done by
V. Frank relet t, the up-todnle
weler at Adanmou'a Drug Htore. It
Mr. W. A. Ilellnnd il.ildn n. and
Mr. M. il Viiudi'rpool li ft Moinln.v for
week' vlxlt with Mm. Homer
l)u via of 1'iiiilliia.
J. II. and W.J. Ilawklna, of the
rin of Ilawklna llroa., aiiwmlll men,
are In town. They report blialneaa
iod lit their mill.
W. Frank yetett him Juat remdved
new Hue of waUdiea and Jewelry.
If you want a reliable time dece at
rciutoiiiihle price call and aee him
t Adnmaoira IriiK Htore. It
Henry Faulkner, who wa a:l-
lent ally allot through the hand re
nt ly, wna ol'llucil to have two
tinner removed In order toaavethe
hiind. He la now dolnjj nicely.
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NKND FOR FKEK 8TTLK BOOK
C. W. CLKINSjl
Archie C. Gordon of Chelan, Wnah.,
and Mlaa Maude Stamp of Madrna,
Crook county, were marrlisl by Iter.
J. Anthony Mitchell Krptember 4.
8e Quy Lnfotlette at the powtofllce
If you want anything In the M ima
gine or Newapaprr line. He takea
utMcrlptlona for anything pu bllahed.
Mlaa lora Ward left Wednesday for
The Dallea, where aim will upeud ft
week vlaltlnjr with ' frleuda after
which ahe will go to Portland to at
tend achool at Kt. Helen's Hall thla
winter.
WANTED An unlimited number of
beef cattle. Will pay the hl(het
market price. Addreaa Greahnm
Trading A racking- Co., Greeham,
Oregon. 8-18-3p
Cheap price on augar will not con
tlnua In Prlnevllle many weeka
longer." We have a few aacka of the
pure Cane on hand yet. Glover A
Starr.
Herbert Hideout of the tlrin of
Hideout A Foater and D. C. Gllliert,
the candy man, both of Prluevllle,
vlalted In Madrna aeveral days the
latter part of the, week. Madrna
Pioneer.
Mr. Eatea In offering her entire
atock of Spring and Hummer MIDI
nery at greatly reduced prlcea. Thla
la done In order to make room for
the tall atock. Get prlcea on mltll
nerv from her before buying. 7-llMf
w nnve oi tito
DU1J JUI1J
We. are closing out our line of
Boys 8ulta. Now Is the time
to supply your wants for
school. J. E. Stawart A Co.
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T. F. Buchanan, Mrs. J. A. Allen
Clyde Kinder and wife, Frank Beard
and slater, Frank Kay and wife and
Barn Com p ton and family returned
this week from Mohawk, where they
have been securing their winter sup
ply of fruit and berries. They report
getting all they wanted.
Rev. Mitchell will preach In the
Presbyterian church Sunday next,
September 9. Subject for 11 a. in.,
"Pictures from the Book of Job.
Theme for 8 p. ni., "What the New
Centurv Has for Us." Mrs. Elklns
and Mm. Rosenborg, Messrs. William
son and Macleod will lead In the
service of song.
Miss Hasel Howard lett this morn
Ihg for Portland, where she goes to
spend a month loarnlng the latest
Ideas In millinery. She will order
the fall and winter stock of millinery
for T. F. McCalllster A Co. while In
Portland and the latest and most
up-to-date Ideas In millinery will be
secured for the ladles of Crook coun
ty to make their selections from.
Rev. A. B. Bass, an eastern man,
has been secured to preach at the
Christian ehurch in Prluevllle for the
ensusng year. As the reverend
gentlemen has filed some of the best
pulpits In Kentucky our Christian
brethren consider themselves fortu-
nate In securing his Bervlces for this
Dlace. He will arrive this month
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W. Frank Petett,
JEWELER
OPTICIAN
Has opened for business in the windows of
Adamson's Drug Store. Bring in your
Watch, Jewelry and Sjiectacle work. . .
State Ilegistered Optician,
Superior Grain Drills
All Work Guaranteed -Trial Solioited
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A ritKKII IX)T or
IXJWNKY'H OA N IY In I'ackaitea
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Mailnnlvr Filled Prumplly
2. 5. Jfttmms & Co.
The little sou of WitHcr Kkelton
of Beaver creek while playing on a
nee at home Hundny felt and broke
hla arm at the wrlat. He waa
brought to Prlis-vtfle and Dr. Koaen
burg reduced the frscture next day.
Charlea I.lllard of the Heaver creek
country, haaaold hla brand and four
or five hundred bend of horses. We
could not lenrn the nnme of the pur
chaser. Mr. I.lllard received on an
vernge of f 10 a head.
lU-v. Cliarli-a Miller prearlieil In the
I'nlon church Sunday evening on
Hiieoeea." The reverend geutlemnn
fl M oud ii y to engage lu work In
the foreign iiiIhhIoii field. He goes
from here to Mexico.
Sirs. MHIIcna returned last week
from an outing at Paullua lake. In
the party were Mr. and Mra. I-ee
Wtgle and family, Ed Parker and
Mr. Mllllcan. They hail a delightful
time lu thla charming xpot.
Great bargalna In Groceries will
cmitlnue at Glover A Starrs Cnxli
Gnx'ery through the month of Hp-
teiuber. If you prefer to pay high
prlcea, trade elsewhere. tf
Thomna Bovllu the malinger for
the Prluevllle Land A Livestock Co..
paMWHl through town Friday going
ome with hla crew from Summit
Prairie where he has put up nearly
wo thousand ton of hay. Mitchell
Sentinel.
He v.J. T. Moore announce that
he will preach at the Union church
next Sunday at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
The co veun lit and btiMlneas meeting
at the Baptlat church will lie held next
Saturdav at 2 p. in. All members
are urged to lie present
FOR SALE
Residence in Prinevilte
Inquire of
1 l t It A MUMM
MJt X MJ il i - w 1 m
ikJ. A V.VjA A. A AM
J. K. Stewart A (o. are selling
Men's Summer Suits at very low
rlcea. If you need a suit now la me
time to buy.
Mra. Archibald and daughter, Mlaa
Mnble, of Tangent, Ore., are visiting
Mr. and Mra. Fred (laypool. They
will spend two or three weeks nere.
Crook county will m represented
at Corvallla thla year by the follow
ing pupllw: MIhb Ruby Cadle, Joe
Howard, Ralph Poludexter and Uert
Hurnea.
M. 1). Powell! wife and family left
for Salem Monday to attend tlieMtat
air. MUs Mule will remain In
Salem and attend the Willamette
diversity this winter.
G. B. Wardwell. a real estate man
from Silver Lake. Or., arrlveii in
Prluevllle from Portland on today
tnge. Mr. Wardwell Is on his way
home from a three-weeks' tiusineHS
trip to the coast.
FOR SALE Two of the beat grain
farms In the llayatack country for
anle. 440 ai res at $25 er acre; 1000
acre at f M per acre. Good water,
orchards and small fruits on each
farm. Good crom grown every
seasou. Other farms and home
steads at the right figure. City
property from SK) up.
iWi-tf Smith A Font em.
A ease was tried before Judge Bell
Tuesday to test the validity of the
city ordinance In regard to Impound
ing loose stock. Some cattle belong
ing to F. T. Cox were taken Up by
8eclal OOlcer Joues and placed In
the pound. Mr. Cox had them re
nlevled. The court upheld the va
lidity of the city ordinance but found
for the plaintiff on a question of evidence.
AD AMSON'S
George Wiley, the Post cattleman,
botiurht C. J. Johnson s place In
Prluevllle yesterday for 11300. Mrs.
Pickett has rented It for the school
vear so that ner sou uavia can at
tend school.
Mrs. Herbert Rldeout won the first
prlxe S20 1" gold offered by C. A
Glover to the customer buying the
largest amount of groceries between
July 28 aud September 1. W. H
Young won the second prlxe a 10
arold uleceand H. F. Mitchell won
the third prlxe $5 In gold.
Glover A Starr have purchased the
entire crop of Apples, Pears, Prunes,
Grapes and Tomatoes from W llllnin
Boegll, which will lie delivered regu
larly each week at their Cash Gro
cery and sold ttt the most reasonable
prices possible.
Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. Bronson have
returned to the valley from Crook
county and will again take up their
residence on the old larm near Lewis
vtlle. Mr. Bronson's health was
greatly Improved by his stay In
eastern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. will
Bronson will go to take charge of
the Crook county farm. Polk Coun
ty Observer.
A. L. Aldredge and his crew of en
glneers will start for this section of
the country on September 1st, to
make a careful examination of the
Irrigation project under the Colum
bla 8outheru Irrigating Company
These engineers are under the em
ploy of the settlers aud will make a
careful examination of the work ai
ready done, the work necessary to
be done, and the available water
supply and probable cost of the com
pletlon of the system. Laldlaw
Chronicle.
Many are the expressions of regret
on the part of the ladles of Prluevllle
that the present chilly weather has
put a stop to bathing In the mill race.
All summer long the merry laughter
of bathers on the Summers' place In
the south part of town could lie
heard. The Innocent cause of much
of the fun was a common-place look
lug board used by the ladies In learn
ing to swim. If the pesky thing
would stay placed everything went
well with the fair swimmer, but no,
It wouldu't keep its place when the
fair charmer would strike out aud
churn the waters of the creek with
legs and arms, The board would
skedoo and the lady go to the bottom.
School Boooks and f
School Supplies
at
Mlsw-s Nora and Neva Waterhouse
of Iowa, are visiting their couxlim,
Mrs. A. Thomson and Mrs. O'.VVII,
Mrs. M. R. Biggs returned from
Port In ud Inst Thursday and on
Monday left for a visit to Biirna.
Mra. Annie Boiinev and Mra. James
Sharp returned from Portland on
Sunday's stage. ,
L M. Hodges, wife and two
daughters, Misses Stella and Dolly,
returned from Eugene Tuesday
where they have ls-en visiting for the
past two months, Mr. Hodges
while away had his eyes treated In
Portland and received great relief.
Spontaneous combustion has caus
ed the loss of four stacks of hay In
the Crms Keays country this season.
The hay was put up either too green
or too wet and hence fermentation
was too rapid. This Is the theory
advanced by peopl living in the
neighborhood for the destruction of
the hay.
I. I KeUhuin and wife celebrated
their 40th wedding anniversary Sun
day, Scptemlier 2. Early In the day
relatives came flocking In with their
many tokens of love and esteem.
Late In the evening they departed
with that satisfied look that comes
from feasting on the good things of
the land. The bride and groom of
forty years have lived in Prluevllle
since 1871). Their five daughters
have married our citizens mid live
near the old home. An only son re
mains under the roof that sheltered
the family of six. Those present at
the reunion were Mrs. H. P. Bel
knap, Mrs. C. J. Johnson, Mrs. Otto
Gray, Mrs. Emma Whltsett, Mrs.
Guy Iafollette, Randolph Kcfo hum.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ulngee and Mrs.
Herbert Kldeout.
Tsks Ifotics.
Parties who have horses in my
pasture must take them out.
9-tl-2t-p Med Vashkrpooi.,
The member of the ladle annex
of the Prluevllle Athletic Association
held a meeting at the club rooms
Tuesday afternoon to devise ways
and means for building a stage at
the 'club house. The ladles have
decided to give an entertainment
during fair week to provide the neces
sary funds. After tho meeting Ice
cream and cake were served by the
refreshment committee. There was
a large attendauccpresent.
Poplar Assembly, a fraternal In
surance orgauixatlon, was Institut
ed Saturday evening in Belknap
hall. The following officers were
chosen for the ensuing year: Speak
er, Oliver Powell; vtee-speaker, Mrs.
Jane Harrington; secretary, Mrs.
Ellie CalbrcBth; treasurer, Mrs.
Arthur Hodges; sargeant-at-arms,
Miss Jessie McCalllster; Inner watch,
Clarence Calbreath, outer watch,
Oscar Hoffman;examlnlngphy8lclau,
Dr Edwards; trustees, Mrs. Lettie
Miller, Miss Vlda Jones and Mrs.
Earl McLaughlin.
Notice to Debtors.
' Anyone knowing themselves in
debted to us will please call and set
tle the same at once.
9-6-4t Smith A Cleek.
Lost.
One sorrel colt, unbranded. five
months old. two white hind feet, di.
mond on nose, evidently followed some
team off. Anyone knowing the where
abouts of ime will receive suitable
reward by notifying J. F. Wkhjanb, La
monta, Oregon. , SMMtp.
Horses For Sale.
Rrange Horses from 950 to
1200 pounds, unbroken; five or
six broke horses that will
weigh about 1200 or 1300 lbs.
All young. For further partic
ulars apply to T. J. Fergukson
Crook postotllce, Crook Co., Or.
House and Three
Lots for Sale
House, Barn and three lots
for sale. Best location In town.
Cor. 2d and B sts. Apply to
J. Fergueson, Crook, Or.
Hotics.
Anyone who has left for keeping
any package, parcels, old saddles,
pack outfits, etc., at the Hamilton
Stables duriiig the past several years
are requested to call aud take the
same within two weeks from the
date of this notice, or they will be
sold at auction to the highest bid
der. This Is made necessary by the
foct that articles of various kinds
have accumulated and become
nuisance. Dated this 6th day of
September.
8-B-2t
Buchanan A Allen.
The occupants of the in-coming
stage from Shnuiko Sunday morn
ing had quite a thrilling time of it.
Iu coming down the heavy grade
this side of Heisler's the brake gave
way and the heavy coach ran onto
the wheel-horses. This started them
running and down the hill they came
at a lively clip. There Is a sharp
turn on the long grade and the driv
er foreseeing trouble ahead If he at
tempted to make it at the speed he
was going pulled out of the road to
avoid the sharp angle. He ran Into
a gully which effectually put a stop
to the wild ride. There were quite a
number of ladies aboard and all i
caped injury but Mrs. Cyrus, who, In
Jumping from the coach on the side
hill, sprained her ankle. She is able
to be aronnd with the aid of
crutches.
Pianos for a Song.
We have several beautiful strictly
high-grade well known makes of
pianos In storage which we will sell
at a irreat sacrifice In order to uis
pose of them at once. Easy pay
ments if desired. For full description
and urices write Merchants Collec
tion Agency P. O. Box 430 Portland
Oregon. It
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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.
J. E. STEWART & CO
sKS5Er3Xr?EiaeT!PErg3
Jfr 5r iS gj 2; 25 cJ i S S cJ c S
Consisting of 10-f, 12-7, 14-7 and
with or without grass seed attachments,
ricating the discs, style of discs and other
the SUPERIOR the best Seed Drill made.
all
right-hand
Single Disks,
16-7.
The effective feed method of lub
good points all combine to make
We Carry a Full Line of Repairs
Catalogues Mailed on - Request.
W. Fa
King'
lji.A A AAA A A A A A A S
J O Neil Bakery
In tha Miller Building j
Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes k
nlway on hand.
Pastry of all kinds made to jr
order. '
4 PRINEVILLE, . OREGON
Ml II I'M t ! II S, I H III M H
Clearance Sale
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
I T. F. McCALLISTER & CO.
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acrouM ol lhir tijrta, tircy and swiplui!'.
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if' ulcT!tttn itt numSer.i c.ts AO cBI. -'
Mabtt. a crnta. -'T oenrai gu a aiv"
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a.cal a4 Plo.ra Call(a Oao.ir.t o aeauaaia)
aal Iras. AaVliaaa HL McCAU. CO.. h Vart.
Prineville-Sh a n i k o Stage Line
Dally Between Prineville and Shanlko
SCHEDUl
Leaves Shaniko, 6 p. ni. Arrives at Prineville 6 a. m.
Leaves Prineville 1 p. ro. A rrives at Shaniko 1 a. m.
First Class Accommodations
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at The DallM, Oregon.
Semember 1st, 1S
Notice i hereby gives that Cnumbell A. Dun
can, of Prineville, Oregon, h filed notice of
hit Intention to make nnl flve-year prooi in
amwnrt ni hia rlitim. via: Homestead Kntrv
No. mo made August 16, 1901. for the NW of
Section 12, Township la 8. Range 111 K, V. M,
ml that aalri nroof will be made before the
Oountv Clerk, at Prineville, Oregon, on Oc-
tntier 8th. ltlOS.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, the land, vie,
Charles Feuerhelm, Henry Cram, Chariest.
McCalllster, John F. Morris, all of Prineville,
Oregon.
.p Michakl T. Nolan, Register.
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Send Your Watches or Jewelry
for Repairs "
TO WIN NEK
All Work Guaranteed.
Prices Reasonable
No. 32 Road Wagon with Shafts or Pole
Wheels. 1 inch Sarven, 39-43 inches
full bolted, 6-16 inch tires
Painting. Shafts, Wheels and Gear
Red, striping, two fine 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
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 J. E. Stewart & 0,j
some time.