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II. M. S.
"PINAFORE"
A Splendid Representation Given
by Our Local
Talent.
Tim iKw opra "Pinndtrv" wh
given in Urn I. A. A. C. Hull I 'M
FrMay mil Hitturdav night him!
wm lurgi'ly aMeniletl. Tim lolul
rwnl) U erv l"U.'i"t.
Th irforiimtHi h wire xivcn
umlt'f mttuo tlillii'iilliin uwiii (o
lack of lag rlmaral. Tim fmw
vtNgn wm not i'mpti'() until llip
day the fir-! .-rfui miiiiu-o wm
gi v fit and an a eoiintquriirM I ml
on relic nut 1 wm miui oit tlie
nUge and ilnl without Hug yet
ting. Anotlmr diiliculty wn tlm
alnc of orilont ration, which
waa ordi-rfd over a tnonih ago
from a I'ortluml firm and which
tlmy wire unnld to furnixh.
When tlm curtain went up in
th Urn I atl n rculifili- ncim wn
prtnenti'il. Tlm aiagn wua net a
tlm dwk of a man ( wnr, olioing
cabin, niaot, life navi-r ninl other
equipment, withun orrMit view In
yond. Tlm iihhU tx-iiotiful effect
wan no doubt tlm moonlight wene
at ana in the tond net which
nhoweil tlm rotting of the full
moon over lha muntitiii in tlm
dinUner, Much nmrrinmnt wax
created tlm accond night hy the
maneuver of the moon which gave
tlm I m predion of Mng. "full" in
tlm real old fanhioimd way.
Tlm performance wax rolmlly
the lint amateur production ever
givon here and would roinpiirv
favorably with tlm avcravu run of
profiiodoniil truje. Tlm anilora'
rhnru by tlm high achool oy
waa mcritoriou, The hm hav
good voieea and our ieoplo idiould
encourage lln-ro in every way to
continue ringing. Tlm ladle
chortuw wero equally good and
allows that the town contain noma
unuauai talent. The leudr, Mi
KtditM, wapan a pure, dear so
prano of Hullicienl individuality to
b raailv dirtinguiidu-d among the
other aingcr. Tlm leading con
tralto, Mm. Julia Lytic, I mo nlxo a
at rung, mclodiuu voice,
Duncan Maclood, who took tlm
l-art of "Ha!ih Kaeklrow," a ten
or, although auffering from a cold
and conaequently nt nt hi lel,
Hung hi pnrta in a liitiahcd man
ner. There ia much character
work in tlm part requiring Utth
acting and pinging of superior tal
ent, and Mr. Macleod acquitted
hiuieelf exceedingly well.
Joarpli Snmlwr detervta much
credit for hia excellent rendition of
the character part"Itck Deadeye,"
the villain of tlm play. Randolph
Ketchum, who poaHeeaoa an unusu
ally good baritone voice, uned it
effectively.
Verna ' Howard filled very ac
ceptably the pari of "Buttercup."
Him haa a powerful iiicxio-sopratio
of tinuauul range and melody for
which hard tone and breath work
would accomplish much. "Counin
Helm" waa played by Mr. Alex.
Thomaon and waa we'.l taken.
Mr. Strange va obliged to aa
aume the character of "Captain
C..reoran" of the " Pinafore." This
part lia had a rotnewhat chec ker
ed career for u couple of month.
Fir4 one ja-raon tried it and then
another until finally Mr. Flrange
atepad into the l.r- It. ilia
make-up and character work were
fine and hail he u stronger voice
would have h ft nothing to lie de
aired for the part.
The part of "Joephin" wh
charmingly taken by Mr. Strange.
PoMeaing it rich, powerful no
prano, who- MMikt loin arc
of wonderful range and cunni,
enabled her to render roloa nnd
dueta with inimitable grace and
aweetneaa. Iler interpretation of
the character could not ! In-atcn
on tlm amateur Huge.
Charh a O'Neii handled I bo part
of "fit Joxeph Porter" like veter
an. Instead of the aged admiral,
however, we had one of the yourig
ernhnol with a distinct individ
uality of Ida own. Mr. O'Neil's
voice though not of widu range, is
very pleasing and Ida lines were
much enjoyed bv the audience.
Although the production waa
probably tlm best ever niven hy
Local Mention
MIhs Jewtle McOltlMcr luut gone to
lieiul lit siK-itd I lie holidays,
Jerry ISiirls-r and wife of fulver,
were vlsltra lit town this week.
J. It. imy of the bonny view
HI.h I Form, was In towu Friday.
te..iite Itoy nnd w from tM r
Oni'lod river, siient t:iirlstiniMi In
town,
Ml I -t tin IVrguesoii of fr.Hik.
wns vWtlnttlii town witu n a non ; t., ,., m.i-in ..-..v
this vi.fU. ji ,-, Win nil I'.Iiim ii.
. ! ... . i. a . :
Mllllorn of ( rook, wns port mitemii i-1
Wti k VlKlllllrf l -It rein. , " ll. lino .iei
lli.lil t1ll'lllill
(I. T. Hoover left hot Frldny for
fiirvnltls to ri iiinln with hta iImiikIi-U-r
throiiKh the holldnys.
City Miirahfil ( rooks Is ih.lliK some
Itouil work on the city streets. Tlm J-jj
new criws wtilks were timlly neeileil. ; &
Miiy his shrtdow never KfOW less. M
lluuh MsU-r of Paulino, wns In
town this week siM-mlliKi the holl-1 g
days with his wife ami children. : fg
HitKti reportJi that the recent warm , rS
weather has slnrteil euoimh Kratts In Ljjj
that sectl'iu to ni(iki o.Ml slm iif.-cd. '- f
I Superior Grain Drills
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lives it 11 ' I ft'lellils,
O. K. Mttntgonii-ry was In from the
Yancey ranch SV.ilu. sduy to attend
llii'Chil'liiins ball,
Mr. nml Mrs, F.ukciw Lustier of
near Iteitd. sMtit ClirUtnias In (own
vlsltliitf with Motives.
Chailes Illiiduian ami wife of Sis
ters, ore vlNlthitf their daughter,
Mrs. (SetilKe Hleveim, of Prllicvllle,
II. Iliiffnwiii. who arrived here last
week from Han Francisco, has taken
h position nt the I'olndexter HoM
as head waiter.
J. W, l"ol' "f I" iiillaa. w-as in
luttll liiaMnir liied jtrM.f mi liln
-r-- C.ti.nty
I'ic! r.- i
I i 1 il-iilttf 1
y hay lo any ,
nil rfc 1 11 cold Sji ll. i
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Of All Kind.
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IT WILL PAY YOU TO WATCH THIS SPACE EACH WEEK
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'E wish to oxtoiiil our thanks to our
many friends and customers for their
liberal patronage during the Christ
mas season, and also to inform them that
during the remainder of the Holidays we
will sell the remnant of our Holiday stock
including Toilet Articles, Toys, Hand Hags,
Dolls, all kinds of Dishes, etc. at almost any
price you may offer us. We need the room
and what is our loss is your gain.
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Itev. J. T. Moore has returned
from Mitchell where be has Ix-en
huliltiiK revival meeting. He an
lutunces that he will preach next
Munday morning; nd evening at the
I'nlon church.
J. 11. Iteuhfun of Lnhlhiy was In
towa Siitunlay. He came over to
make flllnic on ft tluils-r and stone
lalm. Mr. Ik-iihaiu reiorts that
they are having very lij?ht winter
so far In hi section.
Frank Taylor Is back In 1'iinevtlle
or the holiday. The past year and
half he has sja-iit In Alts-rta, Can
ada, and Port Intnl. He returns to
ortlaud after his vacation. Cana
da, be says, is too cold for him.
Rideout & Foster
The General Furnishing Store.
t , 4.itiintii. I ..ii.... 'ni I I' I I' I I I' I I' l"H"
Itev. W. I'. . linnet t ko" to Dufur
to iimkIkI In tHHial intH-tliiK for two
weeks, During his nliseiKi the serv
ices nt the Methodist church wlllts
conducted by Mr. ltldenour.
aniatcura in our city, the applause
was not as generously given as the
play merited. This ia a mistake.
Young talent is easily discouraged
and ahould receive from all kindly
tieatment, especially when it ia of
the high character shown at thew
performances, otherwise some will
discontinue work in that line and
the community will thereby le the
loser. All superior reader and sing
ers had to make a start some time
and it was probably a little encour
agement which led them to take up
and persist in the cultivation of
talent which now proves of so
much pleasure to the world
There ia much budoing talent in
Prineville for which encourage
ment will do much. We hope our
yourig people will continue their
work and before the winter is over
furnish us with auch another good
treat.
Jfctamson d Co
Consisting of 10-7, 12-7, 14-7 and 16-7. all right-hand Single Disks,
with or without grass need 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.
Wo Carry a Full Line of Repairs
Catalogues Mailed on Request.
W. F. Hi:
A iihotoirrnph of the streets of
Prineville Saturday would have
made an excellent iidvertlnement for
the town. The Journal man tried to
get n photographer to take one but
everybody was too busy and the
opportunity was allowed to slip by
unimproved.
Alfred Johnson of Harney county
and M!n Caroline lemons of Fife
Crook county, were married Sunday
afternoon at the home of James
Street In this city. The Itev. Mr.
Jin net t otlldnted. Mr. Johnson la a
nephew of (.'. J. Johnsou and .1 nines
Street. The groom Is the owner of
ug-ood stis'k ranch on Silver creek,
Harney county. The bride is well
known in the southeastern part of
Crook county, having; lived there
seven or elullt years. Some of the
young: teople of Prineville gave the
newly wedded couple a serenade
Sunday evening;.
Toilet Cases, Mirrora, Vases,
Musical Instruments, Dolls,
Bibles and Books of all kinda (r
Suitable for Xmas Presents
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The Willing- Workers of the Chris
tian church cleared nearly a hundred
dollars with their apron and hand
kerchief ISaxaar. The Prineville je-
ple an nothing; If uot lilx-rul.
The I'olndexter Hotel gave an ele
gant spread Christmas. .Nothing-
less than a two-color menu would
natlsfy Mine Host Stroud. The
Journal wns tltere with the goods.
I). O. Itogers and wife of Haystack,
were visiting friends and transacting
huxlncss in tow-n last week. Have
who hits lieeu residing in Portland
since last harvest. Informs us that
he came up to sHml the holidays
with his family and will return to
Portland about the first of the year.
He expects to move bis family down
next spring and will rent his ranch
at Haystack.
The pupils tif the high school sur
prised their Instructor Friday after
noon with tokens expressive of their
appreciation . and esteem. Mr.
Strange received a handsome silver
sha ving cup and brush. Mis Con way
a silver mounted comb and brush.
and Mr. Cleveland a fine pair of mili
tary hair brushes. Appropriate
cards, ts'iiring the inscription "A
Merry Christum and a Happy New
Year; by your pupils," were attach
ed to each gift.
ffmjp Wr9lrIV W "SI V V V1
C. W. FlkiiiK k-ft yesterday on a
business trip to Portland.
J. H. Homey of Haystack, was
transacting business In town the
first of the week.
Ike Mills came down from Suplee
Christmas to spend the holiday'
with his family.
Charles E. Cleveland left on Weil nee
day' stage for his home in Astoria
to engage in business.
Go to Adnmson' drug store and
have your eyes scientifically tested
by W. Frank Petett, the Optician.
Kxamluation free. 11-X-tf
The Christmas dance at the P. A.
A. C. hall drew a large crowd.
Everybody voted it a great success.
Another one will be given New Year's
night.
Mr. Hoekenberry of Ilwaco, Wash.,
has accepted the principalshlp of the
Crook County High School. Mb
Stevens of Portlandwwho ha been
teaching at Salem, will take M
Cleveland's clause.
The Christina trade this year was
a record-breaker. The streets and
stores Saturday were crowded all
dav and halt the night.
chants put iu a tine
good and
u
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.
of
Our mer-
line of holiday
the advertising columns
the Journal put the people next.
Strictly made to measure
garments.
The latest metropolitan
styles.
Prices within reach of all
GORMLEY,
The Tailor
Attractive window display have
added much to the Intertest of shoii
Hrs this year. Some of them ex
hibited artistic talent of no mean or
der and all of them reflect credit up
on the merchant. There must lie a
good healthy trade behind it.
Bring in those old chilled plow
shares and have them ground for 2-
cent each and save from 50 to 75
cent In buying new ones. Prineville
Machine Shop. l.'-13tt
4 PAiliisfiAn Qoln
My entire line of Millinery
at REDUCED PRICES
MRS. ESTES
jj Corner 2nd and Main Street
Why? Because at 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 meals, 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 Be Given Prompt Attention
Big Reduction In Hats
- Our Stock of Ladies' Hats
Consisting of all the latest
I styles will be sold at a big
j REDUCTION
I T. F. McCALLISTER & CO.
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NAILS
5c pound
CLOSING
OUT
ALE
VVm. Rogers & Son
Silver Plated Tea
Spoons at - 85c set
LOW PRICES ON HOLIDAY GOODS
Many Fancy and Use
ful Articles at about
One-Half
The Regular Price
Albums
Toilet Cases
Fancy Dishes
Express Wagons
Men's $1.00 Shirts 70c
Men's $1,50 Shirts $1-10
Men's $2.00 Shirts $1.40
Men's 75c Work
Shirts - - 50c
Fancy Chamber Set $3.65
Waterman Fountain l
Pens - - 3 Oil
Jewelry 5 off
Silver Tea Spoons 85c set
We Still Have About 1500 Pairs of Shoes in Stock. Prices Very low
Jo Eo Stewart
ompainy