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f'f - 1 Crook County Journal THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1907. Subscription (1.50 s yu. Additional Locals. Frvil St mini In out aaln xUr n couple of wks ulckmwa. Thomtm Sharp Jr., returned Wed nitolfl.v from a brief stay In ShnnlVo. J. V. Stanton wm In from hi ranch on Mill creek Saturday. N. F. McCain wan In from Willow creek the last of the week. i "Where did you get that i 1 pretty Shirt Waist? I i At CW. ELKINS of course i I 50 new Patterns 75c to $5. f L. A. Booth Is In Bend this week on stage buftlneea. B. B. Helfrk-h, of Howard, left Monday with hi family for Portland where he will reside In the future. J. O. Garner, of Suplee, waa tran sacting niitdnetw at the county seat the other day. Farmers bring your ejrjis and chickens to the Hotel Prinevllle for the highest cash price. 4-25tf Nicholas Lambert was In from the Paulina country the first of the week. Spauldtng St Davis, the dentists, have moved Into their new offices in the Adamson building. H. V. Gates and daughter, of Hills boro, are In the city. Mr. Gates is Is looking over his light and water system. DELICIOUS HOME-CURED MEATS i J. E. STEWART & CO. The public school children of Frine vllle will go on a picnic tomorrow. They will meet at 9 o'clock at the school house and make the start from there. H. D. Still has purchased the inter est of C. W. Foster in the meat busi ness of Foster 4 Hortgan. Mr. Still Is an enterprising young business man from North Dakota. John Combs returned Monday from Portland. He says that his mother Is much better and will soon be able to continue her Journey to Prlne ville. Adrian Crooks will take II. V. Gates to Klamath Falls in a few days in his Cadillac. The trip will test the staying qualities of the run about. Warren Glaze returned Friday from - Arizona, where he spent the winter. Warren says he was in Phoenix about three months, returning by way of Los Angeles, where he spent several weeks. The Baptist church will hold ser vices next Sunday at the Union church, Rev. J. T. Moore, the pastor, preaching. Subject for 11 a.m. "The King's Question." The subject for 8 p.m., will be "The Origin of Bap tists." Everybody cordially invited. G. M. Cornett returned from Shani ko Tuesday. He says if there is to be a change in the present mail ser vice he does not know of it. He says that everything along the line is In fine condition and that business keeps good. W M M M M 5 For Irrigated Farms 5 anrl Fnitf 1 onrle U Ut DmcIiuNx Vllr writ H. F, JONES, The father, mother and sister of J. C Houston arrived last week from North Carolina and will make their home In the future In Prlneville. The old gentleman la not an enttrestrau ger to this country. He lived here a couple of years some time ago and has always desired to, make Out nil Oregon his home. J. H. Ferguson waa down from the Bear Creek country Saturday. He say that the Bear Creek school house was burned to the ground last week. The fire started from a defec tive flue. The children saved about everything that could be removed desks, books, windows, etc No In surance. Miss Wilson, the teacher, moved Into a vacant house owned by Mr. Hinton and kept her school going right along. State Engineer Lewis and A. P. Stover passed through Prlneville Monday on their way to Redmond and Bend. They will return to Prlue vllle In about ten days. Mr. Stover Is connected with the U. S. Depart ment of Agriculture, Washl ngton, D. C, as expert on Irrigation and drain age in connection with experimental stations. The State Englueer Is not unknown to the people of Crook county. He Is a fine example of an Oregon boy that has reached an en viable position in his profession In a very few years. Graduating from the Portland High School a few years ago he went to Stanford Uni versity and from Stanford he went to Cornell to take the engineering course. Upon graduating at Cornell he took two government examina tions for different branches of the service and received appointment the same day In both departments. He chose the reclamation service and began work with Uncle Sam measur ing streams in Eastern 'Oregon. He was rapidly promoted and when the federal government was asked to re commend an acceptable engineer to jointly take up federal and state work a few years ago Mr. Lewis got the appointment, and he has made good, too. Notice. Notice Is hereby given that the Priuevltle Church Association will meet on Friday, May 10th, at the Union Church, for the purpose of dis cussing the propriety of selling their property the UnionChurch. Every body come. A. Zei.l, Chairman of Board. Notice to Debtor. The old firm of Foster & Horigan has dissolved partnership and all accounts due said firm must be set tled at once. Any indebtedness against said firm will be settled on demand Cabt W. Foster. J. W. Ho RIO AN. Notice of Dissolution of Partnership. Notice Is hereby given that the firm of Foster & Horigan Is dissolved by mutual consent, Cary W. Foster retiring. All debts or accounts due or owing by the old firm will lie set tled by them. Dated this 2nd day of May 1907. Cary W. Foster J. W. Horigan. . DELICIOUS HOME-CURED MEATS at J. E. STEWART & CO. 3 ST& C& )&3 3 &3 C3 ft & $ Royal Insurance Co. $ $ Not Welchers. ? Paid dollar for dollar in the . Frisco conflagration. t J. E. STEWART, Agt rtt f a fA f a fflirfl. rft v7i J. E. Stewart & Co., are keeping their stock of groceries complete and can save you at least 20 per cent on your purchases. I Hides and Pelts 1 bought at the 1 I 0. K. Meat Market Improving Sight Relieving Nerve Strain That's what our GLASSES are doing. If you have reason to be lieve that there is anything wrong with your eyes at all, yon should have them examined at once. No charge for tests. Small charge for proper Glasses. W. FRANK PETETT Graduate Optician. Adamson' Drug Store, PR1NEVI1XE , Shanico Warehouse Co. ShaniJco, Oregon to s 9 0? i i General Storage, Forwarding AND Commission Merchants Dealers in Blacksmith Coal, Flour, Barbed Wire, Nails, Cement, Lime, Coal Oil, Plaster, Sulphur, Wool and Grain, Sacks and Twine, Grain and Feed. Agents for Wasco Warehouse Milling Go's. "White River" and "Dalles Patent" Flour. Highest price paid for Hides and Pelts. Special Attention is paid to Wool Grading and ' Baling for Eastern Shipments. Stock Yards with all the latest and best facilities for Handling Stock. 7farc 2our Soods in Care of "S. TO. Co' r-i C'J n u r u r i t j r.i u ri u ri u n ij t j r u t J r-y t J LJ r u n u r-i t j v. J r.i C'J CJ r.i LJ n t j r. c j ri c j r.T c J ri Cheapest Place in Tovn For Millinery. A new jine ol Ladies Dress and Street Hats Irom $1.20 lo $6. Children's everyday Hals 50c lo $1.50 All the latest styles and shades in Ribbons at bedrock prices. Lawn and silk Baby Hoods Irom 50c to $1.00 A nobby lot ol Hats just in this week. Old Hats made to look like new. Groceries ? Get our Prices. 25c Curry Combs lor 15c 2qt Granite sauce pans 10c Fancy Glassware irom 5 to 20c Water buckets from 5 to CI 5c All kinds ol 25c goods going at 5 and 10c 2qt Granite Tans 10c 1 l-2qt granite sauce pans 10c Faney dishes from 5 to 20c B T. F. McCailister & Co. r i u r i l. J n L J n w J r i v J r.i i j r " i. j r- u k. j r- u LJ r.i L J r L J r.i L J r." LJ w J LJ n L'J r,i w j ri . j r..i u r.i LJ ri LJ i j r.i LJ r i LJ r.i L J r.i LJ JLU j fWpl Vf F! t9 PJMiV' A(ii:MS for llirni'UICK l'ATn-UNSand Till; DliLINIJATOU pq PqWe want to see you before you buyj $J your Spring Clothing, Shoes and Supplies fj As Spring and Summer m Shirt Waists w fTlNew Silk Gloves m 0 lu ln Inlert nyli- ninl fmiliiiinii, with loliH Niol tliriH'-iiiitrlr It nulli iiWvi'h imtilv ol Kine I rvm h Ijiwii. ltklit Hint VI Silkn, .Sti Ihoiii eurl)' hilt tin line ii ft'iiU'lelo. In a loni;ths and tHlor ready for your inspection Ladies New Tailored Suits and Skirts All tho very latest fashionaaml materials in Kton.Pony Jacket ami tight fitting cheek, fancy strips, plaiiU nnd mixtures $15 to $25 as fa $12.50 to $25.00 We liktomll tli itmn ho MHiilK tliliiu rliilit. K our Nw Nlring l.liic ol Sincerity Clothing (or Men Irom FRIEND TO FRIEND. The personal recommendations of people who have been cured of coughs and colds by Cham berlain's Cough Remedy have done more than all else to make it a staple article of trade and com merce over a large part of the civilized world. AN INSTANCE. Lucy Suddrrth, of Lenoir, N. C, had been troubled with very bad cough for over a year. She My : " A friend bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Couoh Rxmxdy, brought it to tne and insisted that I thould take it. I did ao and to my surprise it helped bm. Foot hotthw ml Ik cared me of my cough." For sale by D. P. Adamson & Co A complete line of School Books and School Supplies at 3 E The Winnek Company. JUiUJMiUJUiUJUiUaUUJU JiiJUJUiUMUttlUJUJUJUiUR April Reduction Sale of f ?URZWEILER & C0. I'RINIiVILLIi, OUIiGON Keep Chickens ofl the Streets. From thin tiiiio forwnrd fhlcken muHt nut Im' allowi'il to tun tint Htrx'tH. Till iiu'iuiM cviTyliixly. Tin fll.V onlliinni'O rvtrimllnu: thin nulMiiiit'i will In- rlulill.v enfunftl llkCnliiHt till vliilaturM. J. II. ( KixikH, City Marwlinl. Leased the Dllloo Feed Ysrd. Alt'X Italiltvln liaM lioiiuhl 1 1 Iinimc nil the llllna Ktfil Yanl anil Is nw Incliarnf off t lit nanit'. Ho Kiiarn.li ttHH tllt travt'llnic I'lilillr rttrcfiil at tt'tittiiii ami prompt wrvk,i, A xhari' of your patronam? Bollcllcd. Traia nnii Hailillt liorm'M to ri'tit. HorwH lor naif, (ii-iu-ral train work ilom promptly. Country tripMii hpclaliy. Any out- wlMlitiiK to lny or nut homn fall nnd hw inc. wwi www mi OFFicens: W. A. Booth, Prldnt O. M. Elkini, Vic Pr.ildenl Fmo W. Wilson, OaihUr DIREOTOR8: W. A. Booth, O. M. Elkihs, D. F. STtwBT, Frio w. Wilson. TransactH a (ifnural Bankiiio; HasincsH Exchange Bought and Hold Collections will re ceive prompt attention The Redmond Harness Shop J. H. EH RET, Proprietor, REDMOND, OREGON A Complete new line of Harness, Saddle and other line as usually kept in a first class Harness Shop. There is also in con. nection a Boot and Shoe Repair Shop. GIVE ME A TRIAL it ii i zBfM jffonciorson f SPoart Wines and Liquors Finest Cigars In Stock ftar Country ' Orders Solicited First Door South of the Foindexter Hotel The Crook County Real Estate Co I i f Farms, Timber Lands and Town Property J brought and sold. Homesteads and Tim- f i or- t. i-j i : i.i r l Der Claims UlCBlca, buivcjcu mm fnuiinum jl I Abstracting. Call on or address E, J THE CHOOK COUNTY REAL FSTATF CO 4 Prlneville, Oregon. B Ranges, Stoves and Heaters f Furniture, too, Must Go Room we must have in order to set up my wood working machinery. Therefore my stock of Ranges, Stoves and Heaters, besides all fur niture made on the Pacific coast will be sold at greatly reduced rates. Come in and see for yourself. If you need anything in the stove line between now and 1908 it will pay you to get my prices. f A. H. Lippman & Co & PRINEVILLE, OR & THE PLACE TO SAVE MONEY The Leader I. MICHEL, Proprietor THE PLACE TO SAVE HONEY T f EW STORE NEW GOODS NEW PRICES The People of PRINEVILLE and CROOK COUNTY are cordially invited to call at our new store and inspect our new stoc of NJDW SPRING GOODS Talking Machine Free With every $50 cash purchase we will give you free one Standard Talking Machine. We iurnish the machine, you buy the records Save your tickets. THE LEADER New Prinevilla Hotel Building PRINEVILLE, OREGON
