EDUCATIONAL
MEETINGS
Redmond, Uidlaw and Bend
Visited Much Interest
Manifested.
Till' IIII'IiiInTM of I In- 'l imit ( ' III II I '
K lili-Jttliili.il Cnliili I ( ii I-1 m-i I HiiiiiIii.V
ii'ihii lli.lr trip on ihii wiwi klili.
They report it Kili inll, iIiiio.
The II i ( slop uiih timiln nt lti-d-
Illilllil WlHTf II Ill-lirl.V Wllrilllll ntt
eUctllll'il III!' Vl-Ullltf .'iU-crn. 'I II..
Lull In wlil, liili,. in.-, 1 1 w uiin Ih IiI
it'iu crowded Hutu liliHtiiuillny i ln
fiut (hat iiliii win k wim under full
hi'iiil t u,v. 'riiiuiiiil people tif ll. i.
Iiiuinl hIumm iI Hii-lr upprci lnlluii t.
the vlU h.v (ihlnutliti ii-m her Hit'
(ri'i'iliiiii of tin- futtii. liii'ij I IiIuk
Hllri 1 Illilllil Illotll'.V lllld W Illilllil
price. Kiil,Jrcu ul Iih-iiI Importance
WlTC lIlM-llKRl't) UN Ml-ll IlKtllllWIlf (Jell.
i-rnl Interval. MiMHi'. Jm kmui, ti-il-iniiiiil,
Tju k, Jones, i;iin t iiml others
look part III tip iIii'IIhIii. MIm
Jutii-M ami I. hi II.- IIi-iImkmhI recited.
Alinurilirr 11 vrry IiiIi-ivm'Ihk pro
gram hum kIi-ii iiiiiI till m-cmcd
ili-iiMii wllli I lie iilih iilluiiiil nut.
look, Muiiy new iiiiuu-M were n.
lll-ll tn I In- rull nf I III I'lllull unit flu
li'ilt-lu-in (It-purled fislliitf li tvrrv
Ifnuil lii Iiiivi been tln-ri.
I In liuilliiif at 1 ,11 LI lay wimiiot
Mil well alti-iiili-il an It tnlulil liavi
iMfii mi mi-iiiiiii nf a ml lli-r' unit
Inii lliat wan In-lit tin caino after.
ln mi. Tlii-wl Hi r'a-iM l itiiii klinl
l,v mwIiiiiii.i uM-nliitf their unit dm
iinill lotiu after tin Him hi -I ami a
vit.v Itiiuil mih) l-ii.-t mm In at iiMi
liiiiiv. Mr. Myers, Itev. it'orui. ,l r.
hllUi-M, Mr. U It li-ami nt Ih-ik umIm
i'l h lilt tlii program.
A Hood iiiin-IIiik viim lii'l.l at lli-inl
I In liall uas i-ruwili-il ninl i-htv-
HiIiik M i ll I m lilt, -, v )-
president, MIm liltli ilivil .r,-,,i
ami a hearty ncli-tunc tviia nlw'ii the
vlxlllnif lem-lurs. .Ml seemed Inii-r.
iili-i In I'lliii-ailiiiial work. MfaHTM,
Nichols, Wle.it, M. l.ll. Howe, Ili iiHiin
Mr. Knilili ami ol hers " iimmIkIi-iI
llli tht program. This tii.i-tlnic
t-iii-i ll.- series nl very ihVi'Mfii
ami helpful uutiii'tliii'it ami tin conn,
l.v HUN'rliili'iiii'ht ami I MUim teach-
I" "HI I'lllU n'llll'IIIIH'l- I lit k. I III I ttXM
shown I In-ill tui thin trip.
Locol Mention
1'. I", l,nii( wan down from Vimt
Mullil.lV.
J. I. M Kliim-.v wan In town yes
terday,
Cli'llll llcnilrlcksoll wnii mi our
streets Tuesday.
Waller Knox wn down from Post
yiwlt'filay.
J. II. Ilorney wn In from tin
Mm I in country tin first of tin wn-k
lli'V.J.A. Mitchell li ft the first of
llu week for lil lioiiMKtt'inI near
Hi-mi.
Aiiiin-w i urner rt'inriiiNi from a
trip tn Willamette valli-y point
yesterday.
linrjt Ite In In the city after
'ndlllf M'Vfttll mouth nt till'
Knox llriw.'H rain-li in-ar I'ont.
Kicked in the Face.
oni wiih teii-ivi-ti ittci t-vctiuig
iiml Kit iiurii Niow, a yonttft man
litiitK in tin llnvCrnk country,
wu-. ku ki-il in lln f;H liy a horm?.
'I In- iiiuiiV im wum lrkfn nnd li
wiii uilirrwiM tliili(tir'i Imt thin
tin irii i ii In- nun rcjuirli il nn 1,-fttinn
ii t 'ii jj nil iiiiiI. -
Ntvtr Put Off
'Till next iiimilli wliat you enn ilu
now. Iiun'i wait 1 1 U tin vlmn liavi
iH'truii tiicruw- U-f.ui iln lilhiK to m't
y inn- liniiw ialnli-i. I i iin kI vi'. vi hi
an CNlluiaU ami liavi It I'aliiliii
now. I'ati-kkmin & N II.MOS, I'llllt
it ami iNt'oraiorn.
lacuUtor for S1 Cheap.
A ifiMMl liti-uliator, piaclli ally niw,
at it liaruiila. Iniuln of Muti. N. K.
l.llli.l.H, I'l till-Villi', ()i- l-l((f
Not ko to Crvdlton.
Niitli Ii liiwibv iflvpii, by the umler
iK'iiil. tin niln.Hil-tniMr uf Hit rtiitr nf
Ihivlil I). l-'it-.U r, ilwi-iiwil, Ui all HTotiN
liiinni; fliilnnt diflihl nil 1. 1 t-atilti' lu irt-M-ht
iln-iii with llif irii-r vuiii-Iktii to I tie
iiuili'mli'iii'il nt III iilllft In I'rint'villi',
On'Kim, Mllhlnni niiiiitln Innii tin' ltrt
IHililli-nliiill ul llili liuln-i'.
Hiilril till lltli iluy of April, Hm7
M. It. I-.1I I tilt,
Ailinlnl tr.it'ir of tin- K xt.-tla of Davl.l 1 1.
Kt'i'tliir, tlii'i.i'il.
.VViiJI'lt-,..i,lr
I Our Ladies Summer
Shirt Waists are in
Thi trieim
Largest Assortment
Latest Styles
Lowest Prices.
Foster A Hyde.
X
iinli'it Kiitl nt Claypool
1 tn IK
UriHt.
W lii-li In tow n kIvi tm n trial. Tin
U-l tiii'al In town for S.V At tilt'
O'Ni'll llintuarnut.
Mr. ami Mm, Vali'tiUui', who have
Imiu vlNllliiir Mm. Julln Mrltinli-l
U'ft Tiii-Nilay for HirliiKllflil. Mn
wlnn tlii-y will nHlilt lu fin future.
What about that New
Spring Suit?
If you want tho very
hiU'Mt and host go and aeo
GORMLEY,
The Tailor
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Jaini'N K, ArkliiN I'liMM-il through
our fliy on Tnimlay n-t liming to
IiIh liiitia lii'iir Mailrnit tiftt-r liavlnit
NH'iittht wliilfroii tin- lavi-tiiurl-
Siault'y raiifh mw lU'iul.
Ilarohl llalilwlii iiml Ora I'tiln
ilfnit r w-fiit ovtr to mn tin flint of
tin wtfk to try thflr luck at flhlnjr.
Tin wiiNou for trout In a lilt U curly
but ihi-y ItniUKht liomt fouplt of
tloKt'tl II lit IllltH.
A niTptlnn watt given Tntmlny
I'vt'iiliiK nt tint liomt of ('. J. John
lion In honor of IU-v. ami Mm. W. I'.
Jlnni'tt anil Mr. ami Mm. .latum
Street. Tin lui'mlMTK of the K.
w orlh lanne wen iircwnt ami all
thoroyKlily enjoyt'il the ih-ciinIoii.
ItiiailtiiiiHlcr McLaiiKlilln returneil
yeNienlay from n trip to Maiiran ami
other went nIiIo pultilN. He ham Ini-ii
overHttlnif rstt'iiNlvu roail ltiiirove
inentii. Tw romlmaxler with one
or two except lotm futim) tin eoplo
In hearty neronl w ith IiIm plaim for
roiul Improvement,
CM. Iteilllelil ami II. F. Join of
Keiliiiiiiiil, wen In the city yintfrtlay.
Mr. Juntu nays that tin real estate
market on the went nltle In iictlve.
Many new peoplt nrt In mareh of
cheap home, llu I nut averaged
aliouttwo Hettlem h liny Hlnee the
cheap railroad rate went Intoef.
f.rt.
J. It. Harvey wim In from bin
owell UuMe rancli tho Ant of the
win k ami reporlM excellent prwteetN
for the fruit rron t IiIh vear. Mr.
Harvey nny that lint few tif the
treeN have lilooiued hm vet nntl the
fact that they art lat In thin nHMrt
pracl lenlly InHhim-x an excellent crop
ofnllklmU of fruit. There nrt over
100 tree on thin platt that nr In full
iH'arluif.
SHE WANTS A
I) T ALMOND
Buy on the eany pay
ment plan
AT WINNER'S
County Amnnor Infolltt w In
the i-lly Hatunlay.
A. J. ltrker wan n pnoii-nirer on
Katurday' tnir in liny Cni k.
Matiw-I Wheeler unit w ife art In the
city from Urlisily.
C. A. Iletlell, t. M. llrowu ami lnr-
ry Alirum left for raullna Tmrnlay
Warren Morton! him iikivihI from
IiIh ranch on ('omlm Flat ant) taken
up bin reNldi-m-e In our city.
I'. T. royiiU-rhaji returned from hU
home In 1'ortlnnil nntl taken bla old
poHllloli with the C. H. k rl. Co.
r
Lrr ef tka Beautiful cm
(raliff tbalr Usta with a study
of tka Beautiful Jewelry in tka
window at
W I N N K K ' H
1
For anytlilnit In our line call and
you will nlwnya find the prlctn rlRht.
(). K. Meat market.
Mm. Annie Mnllujr baa rettiriuil to
her In itne after MNndln the winter
lu I'rinton, Calif., nnd Han Franclm-M.
Mr. and Mm. T. N. Balfour of Fife.
plowed throtiKh I'rlnevlllv Hum! ay
on their way to I'ortlaml for vUlt.
Carl Wludotn of Culver, hiw taken
a piwltloii In W. F. KIiik'n hardware
inlalihmctit.
I'lmer Clark alartetl Monday for
Klamntb Mnmb with the fltvt hunch
of I.. V. Ilnlley' cattle.
W. K. Itlilenour will occupy the
Mrthodlxt pulpit lu the old liauk
bulldliitf next Huiiday morning and
evciiliin.
S "J I ere is where we lead I SI " " " " A
Hart,
Man
Schtffner &
Clothing
n . ei .
I Kingsbury and Stetson
Hats.
Foster & Hyde
J. II. hhlpp returned from a vUlt
to I'i irt In ml Frlilar.
Aldl Fonter returned front u lnw!-
neiut vlNlt to The Dnllea Frldny.
et prlcin onfMihm Keedn and Keta
at (lay pool linw., liefon buvlnt elm.
where.
A poattifflee baa In-eii ratabllahed
at the plact of C. UUM, near Wn tern.
with Mr. Olut aa poMtmaater.
Dr. C. 8. Kdwarda waa a paMNenjfi-r
on HAtunlfvy'a atatfe for Portland
and other outalde polnU.
Mm. J. W. Hbattui k la on a vlalt
to her Ktplt who live near Tort-land.
Z. M. Brown la on our at recta
attain after apendlnfr the winter In
I'ortlaml and other outalde point.
I). Mcl'hemon, who baa Uen In
our city for the paat twomontha.
baa n ttirne! to hi home In Burna.
SEE TE STERLING
SIloVER LOVINfi CUP AT
W I N N K K K
DELICIOUS
HOME-CURED MEATS
at
J. E. STEWART & CO.
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Buy your Cnrden Htinla In bulk nt
Claypool Brtm., nnd nave one half
your aeed bill.
Mm. Fred tlnypotd left Saturday
for the Willamette valley to vlalt
her brother who la reported quite
Mick.
The ladlea of the ChrlNtlan church
will werve lcecnam,aandwifbta, etc.,
nt Belknap Hall next Saturday after
noon and eveulni;. The public In-vlted.
Paul Held utarttnl to Portland
Sat unlay where be Roea with Mm.
Held who will underdo an operation.
They were accompanied by Mm.
Held'a alNler, Mm. T. J. Houaton.
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For Good Fresh Meats E
of all kinds see the ft
0. K. Marketf
Mr. and Mm W. P. Jlnnett left on
Wedneadny for -Walla Walla, where
Mm. J I it net t will vltdt for Home time
with her pnrentH. Mr. Jlnnett will
return next week and will conduct
the UHiial service week from Suntlay.
The butldlnir commltt.-e of the M.
E. church met lnt Monday evening
to oHii the blda for the enaction of
the new bulldlnir. Tho bid of Shlnn
& Perry waa approved. The con
tract price In M.200. Construction
will Ih'kIii In a ahort time.
Ilrlnjc ytur Butter and Emm to
the). K. Meat Market
K. K, Brown waa In from bla home
In the Madraa country Saturday.
He aaya that all Indlcatlona point to
an excellent crop tbla year.
Adrian Crooks nnd A. H. Kennedy
went over to the I echn tea Saturday
nnd aent the day flahliiK. Tbey re
port ptMir luck.
Jamea Street and funilly started
ftir Cedarvllle, Calif., Tueaday. He
Iiiin bought projHTty there and will
make It hla future home.
C. J. Johnaon left on Saturday
with a bunch of cattle for the Shep
herd place, near Paulina. They bad
lieen w intered on thedeacrt and came
throiiKh In gowl shape.
C Fetierbelin brouKhtnloiul of gar
den prtVluce to town Wednesday of
this week. Thla waa about the flint
to be brought In thla season and waa
of an excellent grade. .
I Cluitt Coat Shirts
S and Collars
I Foster & Hyde's
The Iidlea Aid Society of the Bap
tist church will give an apron and
notion sale some time during court
week. Ice cream and cake will also
lit served. All donations will be
thankfully nvelved.
William Frank Arnold and Miss
Myrtle L. Gist of Sisters, were mar
ried at Hotel Prlneville Saturday,
April 13. Kev. W. P. Jlnnett per
formed the ceremony. The young
couple left next day for 8vn Francis-
Delicious Ice Cream
AT
I
IS D. P. ADAMSON & CO.
Til II
We pay the highest cash
all
t price for all country pro-
Ik duce. Bring in your out-
f ter and Eggs. 0. K. Market (
Superior Grain Drills
f T'-1 " : -
Consisting of 10-7, 12-7, 14-7 and 16-7. all right-hand Single Disks,
with or without grass aeed attachments. The effective feed method of lub
ricating the discs, style of discs and other good points all combine to make
the 8UPERI0R the beet Seed Drill made.
Wo Carry a Full Line of Repairs
Catalogues Mailed on Request.
W. F. King
Every article In the J. E. Stewart
& Co stticka baa tieeu cut In price
you can save money by trading with
them.
Spring Millinery i
JUST RECEIVED
a lompiete Line 01 tne ery t
latest Stvlea r
5 MRS. ESTESf
Rlacbnuthing That Pleases
s
I. The Kind You Get At
J. H. WIGLE'S
First Place North of the Prlneville Hotel Ju1
Horseshoeing. Wagon and General Repair work done
pS!lJillJliniSi!SU
Leather Chairs, Rockers and Couches
Made by Karpen Bro Chicago
-, ...
F.orSaleby A. H. LIPPMAN & CO. at less than Portland Prices
SI
Asbestos Horse
hide Gloves
Best Made 95c pr
CLOSING OUT SALE
One Lamp
Chimney
5c
Groceries
la pan l'en, otto pound pm-kiip
for 40c
l'Vls Naptha Soap, 10 bar
box ,50t!
t'ortt Meal, 1011) sack 45c
Hominy, lOlli sack 45c
drape Nuts, per pkjf 15c
I'll re Ciine StiKar, sack $6.50
Star or Diamond fj Soap, six
bars for 25c
Mascot and Lion Soap, seven
bars for 25c
Standard Corn, per dozen $1.25
Standard Fruits, per can 20c
Itest Corn Starch, three pack
ages for 25c
(Ihlradellns Cocoa., per can. ,25c
One pound Chocolate 2S
Groceries
Shreeded Wheat lllscult 15c
Hex Lye, ikr can ..10c
Diamond W. frulta exept larjce
she cans and Pref. stiH'k ller
rlea a5c
Standard ('anned Fruit pe
can 20c
ICxtra Standard, per can 22
Oasone Soap, 10 bars 65
Force, per package 15c
Pink lleans, per pound 5c
Home cured shoulder, per
pound ., 12c
Nulls, per pound 5c
Extra irrado Carlcola Coffee, pr
pound V. 22c
No. 1 Theasant Oysters 10c
Fancy Toilet Soap, per bar.. ,5c
Hazelwood Cheese, per pound
for .'flOc
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Men's Shoes
$3.50 values 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 valuos now 2.15
$2.25 values now 1.90
$1.50 values now.,... 1.10
Pants
$3 50 Corduroys at $2.5C
$2.50 Corduroys at $1.60
$2.50 Medium wool t,.$L85
$2 00 values at $1.15
$1.50 values at. 95c
Mail Orders Solicited
Any Goods Not Exactly as
Represented May Be Re
turned at Our Expense
Men's Gloves
$1.25 Horsebide glove . . 95c
$1.50 Buckskin glove. $l.lO
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
Notions.
Photo cards, each..., 5c
Talcum Powder, can 10c
Small Rice Buttons, per doz..lc
Curllnff Irons 5c
Moth Balls, per pkR 5c
Stocking Darner, each fie
School Crayons, per box 20c
Handy school book carrier... ,6c
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 suit $1 60
$3.50 Wool Underwear, per
suit $1.90
Corsets
Values up to 75c 25c
Values up to $1.00 45o
Values up to $1.75 75c
Hardware and Tin
ware Specials
No. 1 Adze Eye hammer . . 6oc
No. 1 Lamp chimneys. .. .5c
Capwell Horse shoe nails, per
pound 20c
50 lb spring balance . . . . : 25c
Fancy carving set, $3.50 val
ue for : $2.25
Large bread toaster 15c
Granite wash basin 20c
3 doz U. S. clothes pins . . 25c
Heavy fire shovel 10c
22 Peters' shorts 15c
J
Stewart & Company