Local Mention
Nil I mm i if Kun l dun Hii fur
Ml . W. l-.lklim. 10 If
Kin WnriwclliT It'll HiiikIh.v for n
tlir wn-k's vImII In 1'itrlliiinl.
I'. A. IW'iU'll rcliiriii'il hint wii'k
from it I ii vvVs vUll In l'trl litml.
Iw-rl Nt Htm tluwu from IiIh
liiiuili'iii mi lU'iir etvt'k Tiu'wliiy.
Mrs. J. II. Wlultt riitirlnliHN Die
lilli m'ImmiI tiwlicrit HiiuiUy nf('r.
IHHIII.
Wnrivii tlluxo Iff I for riiiMiil, Art
smut eli-i.la.v, win-re In' will M'iii
tli wluti-r.
Thirt' will U-1 wit wfiMlnuM on I In
north ulilu 1'linnknulvliiK lty . ('mi
'ou kiii'm who?
(Jo to Aluiiiiu's ilmt( lnr siul
Iihvi your vyttt Ht'li'iiilttmlly tratcil
Ii.v V. I'muk IVIi'll. Hit itl.laii.
KHiiiliinlloii fni-. Il-H if
II. I iMiiiluiiii of I 'nut, wua IriiitK
tulltiK IhimIuiiui III tow n lliln Wii'k.
Il) ri'nrl tlmt MliH'k In llmtm-c-ll'in
to Im In kimhI romllilott.
C II. Hill Ml Tmwilny for IWikI,
wlh'iv liii will Join u uirly of two
other ntul limit Uar on thi t'l'r
lhnt'hilin.
ERead my Clothing Ad
WILL SAVE YOU MONEY 4
j C W. ELKINS j
M.WHM.K I.OSI'I-A f WsikI.II nwir
l.v new. A millnlilii rcwnril will lie
ImiIiI for It rvlurii or luforiuiilloii
k'NilliiK to It rwovrry. J. A. Tm
n. terns, l'rlm'llli', Oiikoii II l.V J
A wiilrli foli wit ilrki'il up on Hie
ntllTt Nome I Inn" iio mill Ml Ml IM
llllllf. Till' OW'IM-r I'HII llHVf KHIUt- !
ilfw rllilim roHrl.v nml ui liitf for
till tint )-.
Tin1 liiirnliin of noiiit wftU on the
liorlh lli nlioiit 6 ii'cliM'k Hnlurilny'
c fiihiif ciuiwil tin nrv li-uirtiui'iit
to turn out hihI tuk ninth run
through tl' mini.
Mr. ('. M. Mlkhm kiivi-ii illiuicr
HiiiiiIii.v 'Vi'iilii In honor of MIm
Ni'llli' Klkluu of Alliiiny. Tlirre wh
nil I'luliornti' iiii-uu to whh-li innpli'
Jimiliv whs ilniii' hy llioNt Hi-m'iil.
H J.lhHitl.lt mikI Mr, l.utli. r flity
iiinl. who wi-tv In town Inxl wii'k
lu nttoliiliiuit' nt the fiim-rtil nml
Inirlitl of thi-lr nml lor Mr. J. (.
Ihintlilt, Ml I rlilny for their lioiiica
nt I'niilliin.
TIk'IH will In- Hntiliuili mIiooI In
tin' rrtwliyU'riitn cti ii nli nt IOh.iii.
eiirlHtlttii kmli'Hvor nt 6:.1U. I wilder
Ml IWrtliM Hithlvvlu. No rf m-li-ItiK
iliirlnit the dny n I he utor
will Is ntiwnt from Imtiif.
Itrv. II. W. Uium of rrlnevlllf, will
coiiiliii't n writ of iiirvtltiK tt
Mmlriu, Im'kIiiiiIiik Monday, Novem-Ix-r
IMtti. Thin tntftltin w'tut to hnve
tru ht'hl lht limt of (k-toU-r, but
owliin totlit' UlmiMof Mr. It tut It
wn put off until the nliove list.
V; M. Charlton, who hits Wn
erutHlnir nml lori.thiK tlmlx-r In the
lllu Mountnln for Urn pnt four
moutliH, h'ft Moiulny for Hali'in to
vlHltw-lth hi fmiilly. Mr. Chitrlton
-xKTtto uiovit hi fnmlly to Crook
rim iity In tin prln nnd live on hi
hiuiitntt'uil Mouth of town.
Strictly made to measure
garments.
The late&t metropolitan
styles.
Prices within reach of all
GORMLEY.
The Tailor 1
II. (Ititi'wood of Hownrd U-ft for
Ht'iiltUi on tlil iiiortiliiK'a ulnge.
I'm nk Hmltli wim In from hi ranch
ou I'miiip fni'k Tintnlny,
A iflrl Imliy wn horu U Mr. and
Mr. Ikn MIIUHundny.
Mr. A. (!. KtilKhtea mid Ml
Hnydi r, of llownrd, wrre vUUIng In
the i lly HulunUy mid Hunday.
If. W. I'mn hlld of Pout wim In
town till wiM-k nftir luinWr nnd
oiIht nmlKrliil to Imi iimI In thi new
hoiimt ha I luilldluic for John Knos.
K. ('. KniiKht nnd wlf of Crook,
Witt In town loot wevk vUltliijc with
mlntlvMi nml Ituylnic tlu-lr winter
upply of iiicn linndlmi for th rnnch.
Mr. WIIIIhiii I'ollnrd nii't wth m
pnluful arclilfiit yiwtfrdny. Khe
llpH'd nnd It'll on the porch iwvertdy
liijurlnic htr upltttt.
Tint uri'ry firm of Ktnrr ft Mc
t'nlllMlcr Iih dltMolvnl pnrtni'mhlp,
Mr. MUirr rt'tlrlnir. Mr. MKInllutU-r
will conduct tint IiunIimim In th
future.
A. II. KeniiMly mid It. I'. Long Mt
Krldny for the Mntolt country,
whcr. IVrry gotw to do the (nil plow
Injj on hi homnttpnd nnd Kennedy
III keep the rmnp uppllrd with
Itruli.
J. If. nod W. J. Ilnwklu, of How
ard wrrt trananrtlng bualnona In
town tola week.
J. 0. Cnntrlll rrturned laat week
from a bualneMi trip to Portland.
Ilia dauKhtor, Ml Delia, who ha
been tUIUoh In the valley tU paat
auromer accompanied him home.
All Our Millinery at I
Cost j
C W. ELKINS J
llrlnit that wnU'ti which ntht-r
wattliiuaker ran not luukw ran to
W. Frank Petett. All ivpalrinit
KuaranU'ctl. Miet'lul ivpulrlnic n
pwlalty. ll--tf
Itev. J. T. Moore of Prlnevllh, wa
lMre Wwltifiltiy on hi way to Foi
vtillt-y, (Irnnt county to mHtuit In
holdtuir revWal m'rvl.--Whwh;r
County New.
J. H. Ilayea of Htlver Iake,
vhtltlng old time friend In the city
laat week. Mr. II aye reporta atock
condition In the Mllrer Lake coun
try to tie looking- very good and
that the cattlemen are much en
couraged over the preeent outlook
tor the price of their beef.
4. 1
II WILL PAY YOU TO WATCH THIS SPACE EACH WEEK
A FEW
Seasonable Bargains
Representative of hundreds of
others we are offering
Men' Heavy Winter-weight Fleeced Underwear f 1 a 8uit
Meii'g Celebrated Wright's Health Underwear $2 and $2.50 "
Men' Hrown Heavy All-wool Underwear 12.60 a Suit
We will ell you guarantee all-wool Sweater in black or
gray for $1.60. Thia la a bargain. Other Sweaters of
equally good valuea at from $2 to $6.
Men' Heavy Oerman Sox $1 and $1.25
Men' Huckle Overnhoea $1.60 a pair
Ourtlofk of Hublter Good ia complete and of thia Reason's
good. Look out for old rubber goods.
Soius ept'dal values in Winter Caps and Winter Gloves
Semi us a mail order. We guarantee our goods to suit
or they may be returned at our extene.
Rideout & Foster
The General Furnishing Store.
! 4 ti' '. iiS
Remember the turkey shoot thitt
la to come off at Winter Thanka
irlvlng day. The hall that was
somewhat damaged by a laU storm
has been repaired and It la now In
better shape than ever.
It. L. Jordan, Max Wnrtweller and
P. B. Davla have formed a co-partnership
and will deal In furs and
pelts of all kinds. They will buy or
sell or handle on commbMlon. Hee
them before sending away your furs.
i
Charles Hall, and old miner well- j
known In Crook county yer hko, !
committed auk-lde by Minbltliig him
self In the heart wilh n riiwty pick-'
knife at the UoimI Xamaritnn IltMt
plUl In Portland Tiitily. He died
lu 15 minutes, lie hud been an In
mate of (lie hoMpltnl for ten years.
He hna suffervtl from locomotor
ataxia for many yen ra.
Kenator Pulton Iom aeut to the
Prealdent the recommendation of U.
3. Olnn of Moro to be reguiter cf the
land office at The Dalles to succeed
M. T. Nolan, resigned, says a dis
patch to the Oregonlan. No action
la likely to be taken until congress
convenes. If Olnn to satisfactory to
the president his nomination will be
sent to toe senate the first week of
the session.
C. C. Brl- of Powell Butte has lo
cated In Prtnevllle and haa opened
a law office In the building formerly
occupied by George W. Barnes. Mr.
Brli was a candidate tor supreme
Judge on the aoclallt ticket In 1904,
and for attorney general In 1006. He
practiced law In the East before com
ing to Crook county. Since hlsar
rival here some four or five years ago
he has been engaged In farming.
Fancy Hood River Baldwin,
Newton, Pippin, Spitxenberg
Superior Grain Drills
IA AAA A AA Aj
J. K. ItoherU of Alkali Flat was
trauHm'tlng bUMlneart In town this
week.
The first snow of the season fell
the first of the week. A light fall of
the beautiful now mantles the hills
and valleys surrounding Prlnevllle.
The ladles annex of the P. A. A.
have let the con t met for building a
new stage at the club hall. The new
stHgu will lie large ane commodious
and will be provided with tl nutting
rooms and other conveniences.
When completed Prlnevllle will be
able to stage any kind of a company.
W. F. Klllott nnd wife and three
sons, Alex, Otis nnd Charlie loft
Monday tor the Willamette valley
where they expect to make their per
manent residence. Mr. Elliott has
purchased an 210 acre farm In Linn
county about 12 miles from Eugene,
and will try his luck farming In
"webfoot" Mr. and Mrs. Elliott
have been residents of Crook couuty
for the past IS yearn and their many
friends here wlh them success In
their new home.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Omar Cyrus, of Haystock, Saturday,
November 17th.
Ike Ward returned Tuediy from
Portland, where he has been visiting
his daughter Miss Iora.
H. E. Hideout returned last week
from Portland, where he had been to
purchase the Spring line of good for
the firm of Hideout & Foster.
J. K. Grimes and Win. Arnold
arrivd from Shanlko today with
several tons of freight tor our local
merchants.
Have your eyes tested and glasses
fitted by W. Frank Petett, the Scten
tlftc Optician. No charge unless
glasses are satisfactory. Adamson's
drug store. 11-S-tt
J. H. Hawkins, of Howard and W.
B. Smith, of Salstbury, Oregon, have
taken a contract of logging 10,000,000
feet of timber tor the Wisconsin A
Oregon Lumber Co., of Baker City.
Mr. Hawkins will leave Saturday tor
the latter and work on the contract
will begin at once. It will take them
about a year to finish the work.
$2.50 pee
Bos st
APPLES
CLAYPOOL BROS.
Inclement weather Interfered some
what with the attendance at the
high school entertainment Friday
evening. The experiments conduct
ed by Charles E, Cleveland, were
both Instructive and entertaining,
The solos by Mrs. Strange. Miss
Verna Howard, Randolph Ketchum
and others were greatly enjoyed
As the proceeds from this entertain
ment were to be used for making a
payment on the piano not half of the
amount was realised. Another en
tertalnment will be given shortly.
l) . ... T- - n I . -1 i M"'' I"
Consisting of 10-7, 12-7, 14-7 and 16-7. all right-hand fingle Disks,
with or without grass seed attachments. The effective feed method of lub
ricating the discs, style of discs and other good points all combine to make
the SUPERIOR the best Seed Drill made.
We Carry a Full Line of Repairs
Catalogues Mailed on Request.
W. F. Him;
Draert Land, Final Proof.
Notice for Publication.
United Bute I and Office,
The Dalles, Oregon, October 13. W.
Notice ia hereby given tbat Herbert
H. Hawler. of Poat. Oregon, baa filed no
tice of hit intention to make proof on hie
iteaen-land claim No, 2AB, for the Lot 1. 2
and S of Section IS. Tp. 17 8. B 22 K. W M,
before the County Clerk at Prineville, Ore
gon, on the 7tb day of December, 1906.
He name the following; witnesoea to
?roTe the complete irrigation and reclama
ionofaaid land.- Howard Morris, M. L.
Brown, Inedore Meyer, of Poat, Oregon;
Charley Henry, of Paulina, Oreiron.
MICHAEL T. NOLAN,
10-25p Register.
HOTEL FOR RENT.
The Hamilton Hotel In Ashwood
Is for rent to responsible parties. Ap
ply to D. H. Hamilton,
ll-22p Prlnevllle, Or.
Dissolsttoa of Partnership Hotics.
Notice Is hereby given that the
firm of McCalllster & Starr has this
day, November 22, 1906, been dis
solved by mutual consent, C. W.
Starr disposing of his Interest to T.
McCalllster, who will conduct the
business In the future under his own
name. All outstanding accounts
and notes are payable to T. F. Mc
Calllster, who will settle all debts
contracted by the Arm of McCalllster
ft Starr. Messrs. McCalllHter &
Starr desire to thank the public for
their past patronage and trust that
they will continue to patronise the
new firm. T. F. McCalustbk,
4-wks C, W. Stahr.
Timber Land, Act June S, 1S78.
Notice for Publication,
United Butea Land Office.
The Dalle. Oregon. October . 1.
Notice U hereby given that in compliance
with the proTUIon o( the act ot congress of
junet. Urn, entitled "an act lor the tale of
timber land in the Bum of California. Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," at
ziended to all the Public Land States by act
of August 4. lti, Una Lippman, of PrtneviUe.
county of crook. Btate of Oregon, baa this day
Sled In thia office her sworn ttaiement No.
SST.i, for the purchase of the S St1', of Section
No 26, In Township No. 12 8. Kange No. 16 K,
W M. and will offer proof to show that the
land sought la more valuable for iu timber or
atone than for agricultural purpose, and to
establish her claim to said laud before the
county clerk at Prineville, Oregon, on the 10th
day of January, 19U7.
She names a witnesses:
8. J. Newsom, VI alter O'NeiL George Meyers,
A. H Lippman, of Prineville, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to Ale
their claims in this office on or before said loth
day of jaauary, 1907.
U-l-p MicjisilT. Kolak, Register.
Fall and Winter
Millinery
complete line of all
the latest styles.
MRS. ESTES
Corner 2nd and Main Streets
"SJFA
Cause and Effect
The Explanation: The 0. K. Market since establishing
its business August 14. 1905, has built up a
trade unsurpassed by any other opposition shop
ever openend in Prineville.
Why? Because ai the first they established their prices
satisfactory with the people That is the secret
of the success which has attended their business.
The rule applies the year around.
We Carry a full line of the best meats, vegetables, etc,
and expect to conduct our business in the future
the same as in the past
We Thank the Public for their Patronage
The 0. K. Meat Market
STROUD BROS, Proprietors
Telephone Orders Will 5e Given Prompt Attention
Big Reduction In Hats
Our Stock of Ladies' Hats
Consisting of all the latest
styles will be sold at a big
REDUCTION
T. F. McCALUSTER & CO.
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W W 9 VVVVVV Tr fr"l"rBT"""l"WawasssBeBj
7 BARS OF
LION SOAP
for 25o
CLOSING OUT SALE
IO BARS OF
TOILET SOAP
for 25c
Note the Prices Below and See How They Compare With What You Are Paying
Suits
$10 and $12 Suits ....$ 6.85
$14 Suits.... f 8.50
$14 Suits.!...:.... 1 .:..1:........L - 9.50
$17.50 Suits... 11.50
$21.00 Suits... 14.00
$3.50 Pants 2.90
$2.50 Pants .. 1. 90
$1.50 Pants...... 95c
Mackintoshs
$2.75 Values at .......$ 1.00
5.50 Values at 2.00
8.50 Values at 4.00
Underwear
Extra Heavy Fleece per suit $1.00
$3.00 Heavy All Wool per suit...... 2.50
$2.50 Medihm All Wool per suit... 2.00
Medium Weight Cotton per suit 50c
Shoes
Western Lady
The Equal of any $4.00 Shoe $2.95
Odd Sizes in Broken Lines values
up to $2.50 at....... $1,10
Men's Heavy Work Shoes 2.85
Men's Heavy Work Shoe one of .
Our Best at 2.95
Grocery Specials
One-Half Gallon can good Syrup 35c
Naptha Soap 10 bars for 55c
Good Quality Japan Tea 40c pound
Force per package 15c
Toilet Soaps the kind you generally pay
8J cents Bar at... 5 c
Extra Good Caricola Coffe per pound 22c
Inquire for our prices on Sugar
Canned Goods, Etc.
Stewart
C
ompamy