Local Mention
Mint IfelU Cantrell left Huml.y
lor 1'ortlnnd.
Uuy Allinglinu m over from
Bbt(rt the flrvt of the wik.
Vlt Knoi of Poet, on . vlnit
ing In town Tuiwdsy.
Ueorge Taylor u in from hie
ranch t litter crek title week.
Arthur Tetnpleton and wife of
Sietere, were in town leit week
vieiting rUtivei.
Miie McCallinter wee vis
iting relatives in Howard the firet
of the week.
Mre, J. J.HIiei'flnr and daughter
of Kent, are visiting Mri. HhaefTer'a
mother, Mr. Bnoderly.
Norrii Art Pottery
AND CUT CLASS
D. P. ADAMSON & CO.
Kev. Bernard W. Ilass will occu
py the pulpit at Union church
Sunday at 11 a, m. and 7:30 p. tn.
Hlwe cut prlowi in to Im In oruVr
we will cut our 35c im-nU to 25c nt
the U'Ncti IUwUurnnt.
T. II. Breunan, waa in from hie
ranch at I'aulina the firet of the
week.
Marion Taylor of Neweom cnk,
waa traneacling buoinexe in town
thia weok.
J. W. Hendcreon left Vedne
day for Burna to make prool on
hie timber claim.
When In town jtlve ue a trial. The
beat mwU In town for 2f at the
O'Netl Itmtunrnnt.
Dr. C. A. Cline and wife left
Tuoaday for their hoote at l.ower
Bridge alter a two weckf visit in
tow it.
Fred Htnith of I'aulina, in in
town thia week. He rcporU atock
men all buey feeding, and that
atock Of all kinds are doing well.
Dick Darling and Alex Baldwin
left Tuesday for Burna, where they
will make proof on tlmir Buck
mountain timber claims.
Ilrltiir In thoee old chilled tlow
ehnive ami have them itrouml for iC
centa ench aul eve (nun fto to
cenU In buyliiK new one. I'rlnevllle
Machine Wion. I2-l:itl
Don't weer thin underwear dur
ing theee cold daya when Hideout
& Foeter are selling Oenuine
Wrieht'a Health Underwear for
11.60 per auit.
J. M. Henkle of Uritily, was in
town yeeterday. He aayt there ia
about six inchea of anow in hie
nirt of the county. The cattle
men are feeding pretty heavy
Mr. Henkle ia oppoeed to county
division. He thinks the move
ment a little premature.
Ralph Spencer, editor of the
Central Oregonian, of Silver Lake
waa in Prineville thia week looking
after bueineea matter. He re
porta Silver Lake to be flourishing
and that quite a rueh of new set-
tlora ia exnocted in the aprinn. In
aneekins of the nroiMwed new coun
ty of Detchulea and what the resi
denta of Northern Lake county
thought of the scheme to annex
portion of that county he said that
they were very mucn opponeti to u,
Prof. Ford waa able to take up
bia work again Monday.
The Kpworth league of the M. R.
Church will give a aocial in Belk
nap hall February 8.
J. F. Morria hu been confined
to bia bed with sickneK for the past
two or three weeks. He waa able
to sit up for a little whilo today
for the ttrst time.
J. II. 1'hirman, cattle buyer for
the Union Meat Co., waa in Sum
mit I'rairie thia week and pur
chased ten cars of prime beef from
the Prineville Land & Livestock
Co. -Wheeler County Newa.
The usual eervicea In the Presby-
terian church next Sabbath, Jan
uary 27, 107. Subject for 11a.
"Tomorrow." 1 heme lor :au
m., "Man'e Failure and Uod'e
Success." Simclal music. Mrs.
Pearl Kaylor will lead the Chris-
tan Kndeavor at 6uH) p. m.
II. M. Street, of Sistera haa been
town a few days looking up
county atatintica. Some ol Ms
neighW have leen misled by
the Drake Newa Bureau at Bend
nd he wanted to get his informa
tion at first hand for himself. He
ublishea tbe result of hia labors
n hia letter on first page.
4 X) nAiinlinn Qala I
My entire line of Millinery
at REDUCED PRICES
3
ESTES
MRS.
4 Cornar 2nd and Main Slrwti
Firemen's Annual Grand Ballon
tbe evening of February 2'2nd.
When In I'rlnevllle don't forget to
mil at the Clwli Uroeery for nil k'mI
tliliik to eat, at Iwl rock prk-e.
Mlllluerv m-imhIm nt nrtual rMt until
aprtiiK atork arrive.
Foster A IIorlKHii hnve rwlvwl n
shlpinent ofM boxee of Itmtcbuw
npplea from Heottle which they are
ofTcrlnu tr eal at 92 ami f 2.2 r
box. Altto few Itoxea ol chnlee no
iilafor lniinellMt use nt fl-W er
box. 12-l-U
C. J. Bundquiat was in town the
first of the) week attending to some
land matters. He took up a dry
ranch seven milee northwest of
Prineville Uat June and will try
hia hand at tbe Co m jh Jl method
of dry farming. Mr. Sundquist is
from Minnesota and brought hia
seed grain with him. He hsa 153
acres now in grain.
CAfiD OF THAHKS.
I wish to extend my heartfelt
thanka to those who so kindly
volunteered their kindly offices
during the illness and death of my
mother; and esecittlly to Mrs. and
tbe Misses Dobiw, Mrs. J. O. Pow
ell, Mrs. Kffie Calbreath, Mrs.
Jesse Yancy, Mrs. J. W. Horigan
and many others.
Ahtiiuk Lindboro.
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Superior Grain Drills
County School HvriaitnimUrR,
Dinwiddle will hold the regular 'jl
l: I... ..... irr-J
rxnmiiiBMUii ui iin-aiiH I'll mimva
and county paiiers in Prineville
commencing February 13
See the
announcement elsewhere
John Milliorn and Miss Leatha
Fergueson were married Wednes
day evening at the home of K. P.
Miller. City Recorder Ilaner
nlaced hia olTicial seal upon tbe
holy bonds of wedlock. Just a few
friends were present. After the
wedding ceremony light refresh
ments were served. Both young
people are natives of Crook county.
The bride is the daughter of T. J.
Fergueson, the well-known cattleman.
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
HIDEOUT A FOSTER, PRINEVILLE'S CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
nnn. nice that their ANNUAL sale of Rood reliable Mert handlw com
mences Thursday Morning, January lOlh. This V. Ill 1e no nhIii1I
prepannl take aule of trawh, the luvuiuuliitlnn of years, but a bona
nd saU-of tlothlnir and Furnlshliik's of Itellahlllty and Character
such iu we aell the year round. Following are some of the price
we are onVrlitK these staple article of iiiervhiimlUe tor:
17.75 tor sulu and overcoat
worth W1.'0.
1'J.no for Iloy'a overcoata
worth 4. M).
:'.5o tor Men's Ik1 iiallty 3
buckle rulliens and lelt
worth :..'sj.
l..V for Men's one buckle rub
tiers tor telt.
13.75 for Men's heavy rolled
sole, IiIkIi top rublierM for
German aocks worth .1.50.
11.25 for Men's one buckle over-shoe.
115 for Men' hlRh top four
buckle overnhoe.
fl.l.V-for MIhi- two buckle
ovcrKhoe, alxes ll'i to 2.
75c lor MlHite one buckle over-.
alioe, hIkh 11 to 2.
75c kt Karnient for the kmiu-
Ine WrlKht' Health Umler-
wear.
9.V xr suit for the heavkut
Hm-e lined underwear
worth ll.rsJ.
UTie per suit for fancy heavy
rllil-l fleeced underwear
worth f 1.'U.
Our rubber koh!s are all of the well knowu Wale Ooodyear brand
and are all this year's ttoods. You will find the same relative price
reductions lu all winter Roods, IiicIiuIImh; Men' and Boy's Sweater
Glove, Caps, Iridic' Wraper, Kluiomi, llolery,t'iiderwear. Etc.
We invite Companion of Our Goods and Pricea with
those of any of our Competitors.
Rideout & Foster
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
A ten-pound girl waa born to
Mrs. Frank Llkina this morning.
A eirl waa born to the wife of
Uev. U. A. M. Lilly of Cline Falls.
VV. H. Bigelow, of Hood River ar
rived in the city last week, making
proof on his timber cluim Monday.
V. 8. Fullerton and daughter,
Mist Gussie, of Sisters, were in
town the first of the week. Mr.
Fullerton says that hia section of
Western Crook ia a unit against
county division. The lies and
mixrepresenlation of the Drake
News Bureau has had no effect
over there. The people do their
own thinking.
FOIt SALE. 1520 acres of Rood land,
640 acre ot Rood meadow, 30 iutvh
of alfalfa, balance Rood pant lire
land; all under a 8-wire fence ami
will lie sold for $S an Here. All
tools will he thrown In. 20 head of
liorm's broken, 700 head of cattle.
most of them stock cattle, some
steer, yearllmr and 2-vear-ohl
all for 920,000. Part ciihIi, balance
on ean.v terms, tor further In
formation Inquire of L. V. Halley,
1'aullna, OreKon. 12-2i-o
Uuod th DUlon Fed Yard.
Alex Dahlwln hn bought the leam
on the Dillon Fieu ianl ami Is now
In clmrjce of the ame. He Koaraii
tee the traveling public careful at
tent Ion and prompt service. A share
of your patronage HolU lted.
ouwy J s
Redmond Item.
Redmond, Ore., Jan. 21, 1907.
Mr. Landes sod Mr. Mun.a start
ed for Shaniko on Saturday.
Another saloon license petition
is out for signatures in Mr. Row
lee'a favor. We suppose, also a re
monstrance to granting the same
And atill tbe weather is to blame
(or all kinds of things not hap
pening. Other things, however
have happened for which the
weather can in no way be held re
sponsible. Saturday night waa a memor
ise one in the history ol our
town. All of Redmond and tbe
urrounding country were there
nd the orators told wbat we bad
uffered at the hands of the Pnne-
ille ring. Some very damaging
evidence against tbe aforesaid
ring was given, and it does seem
a though if Western Crook coun
ty citizens are to be assessed at a
higher rate per cent of the alua-
tion of tbeir property than those
n older sections of tbe county, and
if nothing can be done about it be
fore a board ot equalization (that'a
what we call it in tbe fcaot) some
action should certainly I taken
We presume tbe new cit.zens in
this part of the county are too
honest in giving in the value of
their property to cope with the
older inhabitants. Incidentally at
the meeting our new court house
was mentioned.
We are not Quite sure whether
the dance was advertised for Satur
dav niitht to set out a good crowd
for tbe mass meeting or wnetner it
waa decided to take advantage of
the crowd that would be gathered
The tuning up had begun when
we came away. We did not bea
how it turned out but take it tor
granted that everyone bad a good
time. They surely did U the ladies
had it in charge.
We hardlv know whether we
"dasa" to go to Prineville today
aud let it be known that we are
from this part of the county, but
we are are going and take tbe
chances. We shall vake a body
guard but shall not run any un
w .t ar m ? i
necessarv rnK. mr. irisier an
Mr. McQueen will be company an
uroteclion. On coming back no
mention will be made of where
we have been for fear of bein
mobbed. It's a case of being be
tween the devil and the deep blue
sea.
E. C. P.
Strictly made to measure
garments.
The latest metropolitan
styles.
Prices within reach of all
G0RMLEY,
The Tailor
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Consisting of 10-7, 12-7, 14-7 and 16-7. all right-hand Single 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.
Professional Cards.
tyjm. JC. Camming
SrmJmmi Vrtmrimmrjf Smryn
Ilesdquarten at Hamilton LiTerjr Stable
Cause and
Effect
Qt C. SSrix
Office with Geo. W. Barnes
S?. CUiott,
jftttrnf-mt-jCam
Ctuntj fjkwtmm)
tftelknap d Cdwards
00t Jr W SmM tetimm-
Leather and Bobber Belting.
J lint received, a Htoek of belting
both leather and rubber Inches to
8 Inches wide lu leather, 4, ft, 6 ana
8 Inches wide In rubber. Prineville
Machine Shop. 12-6
mt mm Vfmlm Strmmlm.
Some Values In Sweaters.
frt.OO Sweaters for
5.00 Sweaters for
41H( Sweaters for ..
;i.5(i Sweaters for ..
tcl.OO Sweaters for
12.50 Sweaters for .-.
fl.73 Sweaters lor
14.00
1:1.75
r-.S2.80
$2.60
11.90
$1.75
...tl.25
We guarantee everyone of the above
to lie all wool and irood value at
the reirular price. RIDEOUT FOSTER
0. Jiy
Calls Answkkiu Pbomptlt Dat oa Niskt
Omci On Dooa Noth or ADAaaox'e
UHua Store. Ruidknci OrroaiTB
Mcthodist CHrscH
Orvyom
Smith dc J'oster
S?a Gstat
r tariU i.-iKa,a aiaiK, vii t a i y. i -
ty, Homesteads aud Timber Lands. Land
titles examined and correctly reported.
The Elxplanation: 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
ol the success which has attended their business.
The rule applies the year around.
We Carry a lull line ol 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 O. K. Meat Market
STROUD BROS, Proprietors
Telephone Orders Will Be Given Prompt Attention
fc.'N. .rv .v .v
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Big Reduction In Hats
Our Stock of Ladies' Hats
Consisting of all the latest
styles will be sold at a big
REDUCTION
T. F. McCALLISTER & CO.
NAILS
5c pound
CLOSING OUT SALE
Wm. Rogers & Son
Silver Plated Tea
Spoons at - 85c set
30 Days Credit On Approved Accounts
Grocery Specials
Tea Garden Syrup, J gal can 50c
Acorn Syrup, J gal can 35c
Fela Naptha Soap, ten bars...... 60c
Schilling or Folger Bk Powder 40c
Japan Tea, i lb pkg 20c
Pure Cane Sugar, per sk 6.60
Home-cured Picnic Hams.perlb 10c
Star or Diamond C Soap, 6 bars 25c
Standard corn, per doz 1.25
Standard fruits, per can 20c
Groceries
Best Corn Starch, three pkgs 25c
Qhiradellas Cocoa 25c
1 lb Chocolate . 25c
Hazelwood Cheese, pound . 20c-
Prize Bak Powder, lb tins....... 50c
Corn Meal, 10 lb sks 45c
Gasene Soap, 10 bars . 65c
Lion Soap, 7 bars . 25c
Force, per pkg 15c
Grape .Nut. 15c
Pink rteans, lb 4 5c
Tinware Specials
XXX Tin wash boilers ........:90c
21 quart dish pan 35c
50 feet wire clothes line 10c
No. 1 lamp chimney 5c
.No. 2 lamp chimney 10c
Corsets
Lot 1. Values up to 75c 25c
Lot 2. Values up to $1.00 45c
Lot 3. Values up to $1.50 75c
Men's Suits
810 Suits $6.00
12 suits 7.25
14 suits 8.50
15 suits 9
17.50 suits 10.50
21 suits 13.50
Underwear
$1.50 Fleeced underwear 85c suit
2.50 Wool underwear......$1.85 suit
3 50 Wool underwear...... 2.35 suit
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Stewart Sk Company