Local Mention
Mii. In'IIi nl P. A. A.C. Hull Mar
I'll.
Mr. I.itrwuiMl nf IIimmI Itlver, Im
vMtlmr relative In I'rhievllle.
Millinery im.iIii nt T. T. MeCiil
IIhI.t & Co. Mun h '.M.
Mr-. I". II Prlne li ft for lnr home
In levt l-iiui. Idaho, Tintulny. y
Ml l.iuiulillii ninl wife of Mllrlii ll,
iltv vlxllhitf Mm, ikr MIIIm.
('limit- l-wl hum In (ruin It Ih
Mi'liniil m l'H'r McKay on Hiitur
il.iy. -
Ml 11. iv Mil lii'. who I IfiicliliiK
il nliii' liiulil Im' wliiuil tit Culver, wim
In tun n Mtitiii'tlity.
I'.. II. Siiiikn. iiiiiiwiui-r of the
Ilia. K tiulte I.uimIA l,lvelnek Ch,.
wiim In tow n Monthly.
1 i? a cTrn rnnnc Pi
1 CIA. UUUUJ W:
jj III preiit variety Hi jj
D. P. ADAIiSON I CO.
When lii iutt it nlve mm a I rlnl. The
Ih! ini'iil In town fur if.'; at I In'
(I N. II Iti-nlllill'illlt.
tl'. lrtiv w iim lii fruiii (lie raiicli
mi Crooked river thlM week. Mm.
llni.v returned with liliu.
Mr. It. I.. Jordan rfturni-il Hiui
iliiy from it two week' vImII with
lr. ami Mr, ('line at Lower Itrliljtt'.
I'M Cruhtrce Iimh iiiovi'il from t he
Ni'wmoiu ijin't on ('rookii rlvrr to
liU lioiiii'Mti'iiil near Culver.
" All tin- liitint Myle hat at T. K.
Mci'iilllMi.'r A Cii.', Millinery open.
In Satunliiy. March TX
J. II. tirny wan In from tin- Hon.
Hey View farm the tirt nf thl week
looking after land mat tern.
Since cut price (Mi'tu to Ih In onler
we vlll cut our 3.V meal to -.V at
the (I'Nell Itintaiirant.
livery article In the J. I'.. Stewart
ftfoMtock Im livn cut In 1 1 fire;
yon can wave money hy traillnir with
them.
DELICIOUS
HOME-CURED MEATS
at
J. E. STEWART & CO.
lii not forget the fair Riven liy the
M p. church at Ih-lkiuip Hull. Nat nr.
lay, March ' m ii afternoon ami
evenlmt.
(', K, lmwiiii of Limit (c Co., the
Portland ifriK-ci-, punned through
on hi way to Silver l-nke. He will
return In about n week.
New 1'niiit ninl Wnll jm) er Shop firnl
ih nr north ! Templcti-n' lruu ptnre.
Ktlinmte (mi iln'il on nil kimli of
tMirk in our lint. I'ntleriMiu A Wilmin,
pninlem ninl tlecotntom.
Ml l'iia .lout wiim In town
Sntlll'diiY from Pow ell Hut ten whero
lie In aliout to clone a very Micee.
fill term of Kchool.
The Ii-veiir-oil ho.v of John Cliaui-
herM Im In a very mi-Hou condition
HIM Hplue Iiiim Ihimi Injured In Home
way rcmlt'i'lnx li tin helpli-xM.
What about that New
Spring Suit?
If you want the very
latest and lest go and see
GORMLEY,
The Tailor
Asbestos Horse
hide Gloves
Best Made 95c pr
Groceries
Hoynl Chili Syrup, one-half
gallon...,...., 50c
Aeorn Syrup one-half rhI 35c
J n pan Ten, one pound piu'knui'
for 40c
I'll re Ciuio SiiKafi nm-k $6.50
Star or Dlamoml (' Soup, hU
ImrH for 25c
Miiacot ami lilon Soap, seven
Imi'M for 25c
Standard Corn, per down $1.25
Standard Fruit, per ean,... ,20c
ltoHt dorn Standi, three paek-
ait'OM for 25a.
Ohlmdellim (Vieoii, per ean. .25c
One pound ('hoeolnte 25c
J. W. Hownril WAN In from hi
ranch In McKlnxle Canyon thin wix'k.
Joe ha reilili't il IiIm weight almoMt
oiiethlril ami nay that the ranch Im
the place for hlui.
lee cream, miiihI wlcln, leinoiiaile,
enkn ami com-e at the fair In Helknap
llall, Hatiirilay March 1. All MimIm
of k i im I ihliiitM to eat. 4 Im'H after
noon nuil evening,
HtepMlin Ih-Iiik t'iketi liy the Iim-iiI
lo.ltfi' of O. Id pelloWM to '('MtiilillHll a
(llvlxloil of that loily known iim the
eiicniiipliieut, I IiIm m a ili'urcc In ail-
Vance of t he primary oile ami cuii
olntM of three part of ilereeM.
H. J. NeWMolii Imih inhleil a wthimI
mlcllt i ill to the town of Prlllevllle.
The Intent nciiilnlt Ion of t.fillor.v Ic
on the north "hie, ami liu ltnli'M the
hill upon which the water tower
kIiiihIm.
The KuluhtM of I'.v I tiliiM who went
to Item! hint week to Inntllule a new
oile report a royal K"111' time. A
litimpiet wiimuIvcii at O'Kane'n Ho
tel. The Item! IoiIkc ntartM off wtth
It t In I m 'im 1 1 1 tt t w enly.
I, . H. J.oUaii retili'lii'il to hln riim h
near Crook the llmt of the wi-ek.
Mr. Iokiiu niiyn Hint niipplleM have
In-en onlereil for t he new telephone
line that Im to Im hilllt from thin
place to ( 'rook.
Announcement
We have secured the aurnry lor the larnous "SELZ" Shoes
and already have a large shipment ul our Spring Slock on
our shelves wilh more enroule, '
"SELZ" ROYAL BLUE
Is the best line ol $3.50 and $4.00 Men's Fine Shoes in the world
"SELZ"" MISS CHICAGO
Line ol tallies' $3.00 Shoes are the superior ol any $3.50
line in the market
i
Every pair ol MSELZ" Shoes is accompanied by a written
guarantee, and their guarantee means something, it means a
new pair ol shoes (ree il the lirst pair does not give satis
faction. Give them a trial. You can not lose by it
Foster & Hyde
Ladies' and Gent's Outfitters
5 .if-l !' I
J. K. Stewart & Co., are keeping
their ntiM-k of uriK-cHen complete and
can nuve you lit leant IS) Jkt cent on
your piirchani'M.
llulletlti ndvertlneineiit are out for
bhlMtocarry the mall from Crook
pontolllce to Prlnevllle, il dlntance of
thirty-two mlli'M, once a week. The
Mi heiiule calln for a ntnrt from Crook
on Monday and return on TucMilay.
The nervhe to Im'kIii May 7th and
continue until January :10. 1!lll. All
IiIiIm muni tie In by April 1(1. Thin
nervlcelM badly needed and w ill Ik-a
KH-at neeoiiiiiioilutlon to the n'nl
dentM of that nivtlon.
('.('. I.umly returned to hln work
In Harney county thin week after
flulnhlnn IiIh collection here for the
Head Company. In tnlklntr to Mr.
Lnmly coiiceruliiK the com.viiny'M In
tert'MtM In Crook county, IichiiIiI that
It would lie perhapM three of four
yearn liefore the company' land
would be thrown upon the market.
The reutnlM received do not pay In
terent on the money Invented, but It
Im thought that thelncreane In the
value of the land will amply repn.v
for the delay In hcIIIuk.
Groceries
Hnnene. Soap, 1(1 Ihith 65c
Foree, per piU'knue 15c
Pink Beaim, per pound 5e
Home cured Hhoulder, per
pound 12c
NailH, per pound 5e
Extra grade. Carleohi Coffee, pr
pound 22u
No. 1 Pheamtnt Oyntei-H 10c
Fancy Toilet Soap, per lmr...5c.
llanelwood ChecBe, per pound
for 20c
CLOSING
Pontmnntcr I'lenne k!v tienrer
pontofthe onler for IJ &O forlhefol
IowIiik aiMn-nn Im-Iiiw: Arthur
rrnnkeiiMteln A Co., Thi above
onler nml mini f money can In
hinI by cnlllnif at thin oflli ami
provlnjt roM'rty.
The nervken 111 the Prenliy U-rlall
church next Humlay, March 21, will
clone the work of Iti'V. Mr. Mitchell
In Prlnevllle. Huhjii t for 11 n.
"SlMlerM ami Mrothern." For7-'lp.
in., "Pauichter." Chrlntlnn F,n
ihavorat ;: Topic "TIiIiikm Voii
Have learned From Noble Men ami
Women Outnhle the lillilc."
O nr llyile linn bought the Inter
en t of Iblbert lUihonl In the bilfl
lienrt eoiulilcteil llluler the I) rill name
of Ithleoilt FoHfer. Mr. Ulileout
Ihih txuiulit a valuable ranch ami
will In the future try Mm hit ml at
farmliifl. Oncar ll.vile IiiIiikh to the
new tlrin of Fonter & Hyde ft wide
aeipuilnlai In Crook county nml
thorough knowledge of the bunlnenM
In which he In t linaned.
Nhi ildan Hhroiife, who him Imm-ii
comlinllnu a bliukMiiilth nhop at
O'Ni ll, hannold IiIm nhop and con
tracted to the I.. P. T. Co, to drive
their team font year. He wit In
town Saturday Kdlhitt I'umI of
tlour for that company.
I I I M'M III It Ml IIIM IIIHK
Friday cveulnir the Htudent nf the
IiIkIi Hi'hool entertained the nluinnl
and foriiier ntudetitn. The evening
opened with the following uiufjlcnl
program: luntruinental nolo, Bell
lull Crookn; ViM'itl nolo, Cella NcIiiim;
duet, Lorn and Nora Steurnn; Vik-hI
HUiirtette, Mennm. Ketchum, Mllln,
Moore and IJitdborjif; Vocal nolo,
Minn C.Conway. (jniueMiind various
amuMcnifuttf were linlnlRed In until
a late hour when refrenhmentii were
nerved. Much credit Im due the com
ml t tec, F.lva liobbn Akiich Klllott
and Orln Mllln, who had clhireot the
evcnliiK.
Ar You Satisfied
To live In it poorly jialnted houne
t hat will noon look dlnjry und tcrow
nhnbby from peelliiK paint? Then jo
to the man who otferH to work
cheap. Hut If you want your houne
well painted, the colon clear In tone,
the niaterlaln the Ix'Ht that can Im)
bought, the labor done by killed
inechanlcn In nhort. If you want the
work done no It will taut, then come
to tin. Our reputation Rained by
twenty yearn of houent dealing Is a
Kunrniitoe that the work will tie
done ilj;ht. Pattkuhon & YVii-hon,
Painters ami Decorator.
Men's Shoes
$3.50 vnluea now $2.90
$3.00 values now .... 2.20
$4.00 values now 3.20
$4.50 values now 3.25
.$5.00 values now 3.85
Ladies' Shoes
$3.75 values now $2.90
$4.00 values now 3.10
$3.00 values now 2.30
$2.85 values now 2.15
$2.25 values now 1.90
$1.50 values now 1.10
Ibwrved enU for Mfuin'th at
WliiiM-k'.
(J. Springer of Culver, wnn In town
Hat unlay.
T. M. Ilnldwln fc ft Monday for it
bunlnenn trip to Portland
'.. T. (ildeon waa In from hln ranch
on Crooked river thin week.
Jack li-enton of Anliwood, wan
tnifiniu tliiH: ImihIiiiim In the city thin
wwk.
Oncnr Hyde returned Saturday
from a brief trip to WanhlnKton and
Montana potntM.
HukIi I.lnter of Paulina, Im tra lin
net lnt liunlueiw mid vlnlllnn with bin
family In town thin week.
Minn Jennie McCalllnter .returned
from her trip to Portland where nlie
hiui MM'iit a month hi a wholeaale
inlllliiery houne.
Mlchuel O'Coiiner of The Dallen, la
In town. He Im lMkln after tlm-tn-r
InterentM and expect to remain
about a month.
A. V. Donahue of Portland, ponwd
thniiiKh town theflmt of the week
on IiIm way to Ialdlaw, where he
Iiiim IninliienN Interentn.
Mm. J. J, HrhiU'fTer, who Iiiim lieen
vimIUiik with relative In the city
the pant month, returned to her
home at Kent hint week.
UulU" a nuiuln-r turned out t tlie
Kpworth LetiKiie entertalnmeut at
the Union church Saturday evening.
The program wait much enjoyed.
The lullen of the Chrlntlnn church
will tterve lunch from 6 to 10 o'clock
p. m. In llelknap Hall on April 6th.
Ice cream and nhertnTt will alno In)
m-rved. The public cordially Invited.
Mm. I. Michel and nonn returned
Satunlay from a two weekn' Inml
nenn trip to Portland. The ntttK'e up
net an they enme down McKay
mountain but fortunately no one
wan hurt.
J. II. Wliidoin of Culver, was in
town thin week, lie reortM that
the crop condition are Ideal for a
record breaker In thin nectlon thin
year provided they do not jjet a
"neon-tier" In June.
The lilies Aid Society of the M E
church will hold a fair In Belknap
hall next Saturday. The proceed
will be given to Rev. Jlnnett to help
to defray the ex pennon of hln wife's
I linen.
Rev. B. W. Han will occupy the
pulpit at Union church Sunday
morning and evening. Preaching In
the morning on "The Lord's Sup
per." On Monday Mr. Bans will be
gin a meeting at Post and contlnu
Ing for several days. After this
meeting he will conduct revival
service at Culver, beginning April
2nd.
The eople of Pont and vicinity
are to have a private telephone line
In their neighborhood. The Hue
now contemplated will counect
about ten houne and may be extend
ed to Prlnevllle and Paulluaif proper
arrangement for connections can
not be made with the line they al
ready have. This I a step in the
right direction.
Over 600
Sample of side wall benlde friezes,
border and celling, to choone from.
We give you tltebeuetit of the large
City Stocks of wallpaper with this
advantage: We nhow the samples
In the room you waut papered, that
you may know just how the paper
will look on the wall. Advise us
and we will call and tell you just
what the work will cost. Estimates
cheerfully furnished without obliga
tion to buy. Pattkhmon & Wii-son,
Painters and Decorators.
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4 DELICIOUS
J HOME-CURED MEATS
J. E STEWART & CO. I
OUT SALE
Mail Orders Solicited
Any Goods Not Exactly as
Represented May Be Re
turned at Our Expense
e wart &
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Superior urain
i I
i i
Consisting of 10-7, 12-7, 14-7 and
with or without grass seed attachment,
ricating the discs, style of discs and other
the SUPERIOR the best Seed Drill made.
HEINZ Sweet, Sour and Dill
Pickles and Queen Olives in
Bulk at
Claypool Bros.
W. II. Prose Is Id from McKay.
B. Gatewood came up from Port
land the first of the week.
( has K. Shattuck was In from
Powell Buttes this week.
Shaken pe re's greatent tragedy at
P. A. A. C. Hall March 29.
Lester Cohrs cut his hand the
other day. The gasb Is quite a se
vere one.
The debate between the Crook
County High School and The Dalles
has been set for May 10th.' The try-
out for positions on the home team
will tiegln April 5th.
i. B. Cornett of Summltt Prairie,
passed through Priuevllle a few days
ago on his way to Portland. Mr.
Cornett has been engaged In the
stock bUHlness In Crook county for
several years past but recently sold
his cattle and will locate In the Wil
lanimett valley.
The Ladles Annex entertained the
"Betsy" Company at an Informal re
ception Friday evening. All the
Club rooms were thrown open to
the guests and each one enjoyed him
self as he would. At the close of the
evening light refreshments were
served by the committee In charge.
That they had a thoroughly good
time Is the unanimous opinion of all
who were present.
M Spring Millinery
JUST RECEIVED
A Complete Line of the Very
Latest Styles
e s-l c & f I
dpCtldl LdMtT Odie
J '
Men's Gloves
$1.25 Horsehide glove . .95c
$1.50 Buckskin glove. $ 1. 1 0
Men's Suits
$10.00 values at.. $5.85
$12.00 values at $7.25
$14 00 values at $8.50
$15.00 values at $9.00
$17.50 values at $10.50
$21.00 values at. $14.00
Pants
$3.50 Corduroys at. . . . .$2.5C
$2.50 Corduroys at $1.60
$2.50 Medium wool at. .$1.85
$2.00 values at $1.15
$1.50 values at 95c
Compaey
4"
We Carry a Full Line of Repairs
Catalogues Mailed on Request.
W. F. King
The 0. K. Meat Market
STROUD BROS, Proprietors
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
DEALERS IN
Beef, Veal, Mutton, Pork
Fresh Fruits, Vegetables
and Country Produce, also
Fish and Game in Season
Highest Market Price Paid
for Butter, Eggs and
Country Produce
Telephone Orders Will 5e
The Dalles
R. II. WEBER, ProprietoV, The Dalles, Oregon
GROWER AND DEALER IS
FRUIT. SHADE TO CPO GRAPE VINES
ORNAMENTAL I Im EH LC W SMALL FRUITS
Rmcs ui SkrabWf, Hjaciatks, Ttlips, Lillics, DaUliu, Peoaiel, Etc
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE, IT IS FREE
Remember our Trees are Grown Without Irrigation
P. B. POINDEXTER, Agent
PRINEVILLE,
Hats
$3.50 Lion Brand at $1.95
$3.00 Lion Brand at . . . .$1.60
$2.00 Lion Brand at 95c
Underwear
$1.50 Fleeced Underwear, per
suit '. 85c
$2.50 All Wool Underwear,
per Buit $1 60
$3.50 Wool Underwear, per
suit $1.90
Corsets "
Values up to 75c 25c
Values up to $1.00. .... .45c
Values up to $1.75..... 75c
til ?
Drills
16-7. all right-hand Single Disks,
The effective feed method of lub
good points all combine to make
Given Prompt Attention
Nurseries
OREGON
Good Fire
Shovel
5c
Hardware and Tin
ware Specials
No. 1 Adze Eye hammer. .65c
No. 1 Lamp chimneys. . . .5c
Capwell Horse shoe nails, per
pound 20o
50 lb spring balance.. .. .25c
Fancy carving Bet, $3.50 val
ue for , $2.25
Large fry pan 20c
Large bread toaster 15c
Granite wash basin. .... ,20c
3 doz U. S. clothes pins.. 25c
3 gal stone churn 85c
Heavy fire shovel. 10c
22 long cartridges 20c
22 Peters' shorts 15c