I nrnl Mpntmnl MiIU,d Klkln x&t
witi vr vacation at Howard
IIohn Tu.-.li, June It, to tha
wife of J. It. Merrill, a irl.
IUihm Tuwnly Juna 11, to tlx
wife of William I'trcey, girl.
For all tl comfort of boras m t
lint Hotel I'rliievllle. u
Will Led ford hat hatl quit a
time with a had caia of memlra.
J. II. Kdwarda wat In from hU
Powell Butt ranch yelerdy.
Tom 8harp jr., la completing tha
dilition to hi dwelling on Crook
ed River.
J. II. Ilawklna will laava ahortlr
for ftaki-r conniy where Hawkins
B on. have atnrted a aawmill.
A. K. Ireland, forest aurvior,
h'fl yei-terday for the Burnt River
and Malheur country on a tour of
lio'lTlion.
At tlio Iffpnr wool aalea on
the lOili, one million . three hun
dred tliouxnnd xiundaof wool were
nold at pricea ranging from 1U to
5i0 cent er ound.
C. Ham Hmith bouiht a fine
lunch of Hhorthorna the other day
from J. B. Cornett of Bumrnitt
Prairie. It ia all young atock and
will he kept for breeding purpoaee.
Walter O'Neil and Dr. II own-
berg are circulating a aubacription
pnMr to provide meana for aprink
ling the alreeU during the eumrm-r
nnntha They are meeting with
good f ucceaa.
A new ached ule on the train
oervlce between Bigga and Bhanik.i
enahlea the mall to reach thia pi tee
from one to two hour earlier than
formerly. The train will lie due
at Bhaniko at 4 p.m. in the future.
The thirty-tint annual com
mencement of the Uuiveraity of
Oregon will take place at Kugene
from June 23 to 20. Thia year'a
claw of forty-five men and women
H the lurgeat that ever graduated
from that inntilulion of Warning
A refreshing rain vinitod Trine
villo and vicinity the flrat of tha
wck. The additional moiiture
will be of great benefit to growina
cropa. There la every roepect of
a bountiful Urvui In r..w.L
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county thia year.
8. 8. Brown, of Culver, waa in
the city yesterday. H g.y( that
there ia much complaint in hit
neighborhood regarding ihepreeent
mail achedulo with i'rineville.
Formerly the people in hie aection
of Crook county could do much of
their trading with the county aeat
by mail but now when everything
must go round by way of Shaniko
it takea a week or more to get re.
ttirna. We niuat either hitch np
and come to I'rineville by team,
aaya Mr. Brown, or wait a week on
Uncle 8am'i maila.
Miaa Lilly Heed waa In the citv
from Culver thia week.
T. i, Kertuaon waa In from Bear
Creak the fint of the week.
Paul Ilald waa In the city Tuet
day from hla ranch at Crook.
Burt Barnet haa accepted a pil
lion with A. II. Llppman k Co.
Max Wuriweiter left Kunday
for a buaineat trip to Portland.
Councilman.!"-. W. Y?ard ia in
the city after a vlait to Portland.
Z. M. Brown ia In the city after"
pending a few month in Tort
land.. John Schmeer, the bowman
from Crook, waa In I'rineville on
Friday.
J. M. Fatigbt waa In the citv
from hia ranch on Coral Flat the
first of the week.
F. C. Logan ami Mm. 8. A.
Ixgan were in irom Crook Satur
day for auppliea.
Roaooe Knox waa down from
Pott the flrtt of the week. He waa
accompanied by hia daughter,
Miaa Lilly.
C. II. Krickaon and Andrew An
deraon left the laat of the week for
the Willamette Valley with a band
of horeea for market.
Welnh'a Grape Juice, full auart
w a
50c at Winnek'a.
Choice Potatoea at Horipan it
mill. Get your order in early
Walter Newblll waa in from
Grixuly, Monday.
W. E. Walla and 8. L. Wellt
were in from Grinly Monday
Men'a SuiU, Hate and general
Furniahinga at about half price at
. K. HtewarU 4 Co.
P. Zell will file your aaw. Try
him. 13tf
Lynn Morford, of Lamonta. wat
a county aeat viitor the fimtof the
week.
Mra. Ellen Logan left Tueedav
for a vinit to point in the Willam
ette vallev.
SPRING SUITS
Ready-to-wear
at
GORMLEY.
The Tailor
The town of Biatera la going to
whoop her up the Fourth of July.
There will he the uaual same and
racea, and beaidea a big ' barbecue
it promieed at noon. Prof. R. A.
Ford deli vera the oration. A
grand ball ia advertised for tbe
evening.
Z. T. Gideon wai in from hia
ranch in tha Powell liuttea country
yeaterday. Mr. Gideon reoorte
excellent raina in hia vicinity
during the patt few daya and aay
that with the cropa already doing
well, a banner yield ia aaiured.
T. If. Brennan, formerly a re-
aident of the Iiee country, but now
of Crook county, waa in the city
early thia week on buaineat. He
haa diepoaed of hia ranch in the
Iaee country, telling the tame to
John V. Kuhn. Blue Mountain
Eagle.
L B. Lafollette haa aold hia half
internet In the ranch formerly
owned by J. W. Elliott on the
Ochoco. There are about 400
cree in the place, 130 of which
re town to alfalfa. The price paid
for the half interest waa $7500.
The ranch wat bought aix yeara
ago for $5000 and that waa con-
idered a good price at the time.
The Increase in value of this pro
perty ahowa the upward trend of
reality in Crook county. Cropa
grown on thia land for the aix
yeara peat were marketed for
something like $11,000.
aCc
Wurzweiler & Co.
Have received a full
line of the famoua
Farmer lirlnif your eirira and
rlilcketiM to the Hotel I'rineville for
toe liltflitut chmIi prlre. 4-25tf
Harry Admin ia spending tlii
aeek nt The Dalles veiling rela
lives. J. H. Reams Is driving tne
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in his absence.
The tftliW at the Hotel frlnevllle In
atipplled with the lie t of everything
in lite market. tf
Several loada of wool belonging
to Ralph Porfily pasted through
Prineville Bundiiy on its way to
toe railroad.
There will be a school election at
the court house next Monday at 2
p.m. A director and clerk are to
be chosen.
Charlea Commingt returned the
first of the week to hit home at
Lebanon, after spending the winter
on this side of the Cascades.
Mist Jessie Hartley baa return
ed to her home at Madras after
teaching a three-months' school on
Crooked river.
Rev. J. T. Moore announcee that
be will preach at the Union church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Everybody cordially invited.
Next Thursday (June 20) ia
l'anay day at C. W. Elkina store.
At that time the priies offered to
tbe Civic Improvement Brigade
will be awarded. -
Mr. Boyd, the horse buver.
bought 27 head of heavy draft
horse from George Millican. Mon
day, paying about $100 a head
Thia js the beet price paid for range
horses eo far this year.
John MatUon and family, of
Minnesota, arrived in Crook county
last Friday. He is an old neiah
bor of C. E. 8undquist and is
stopping at the latter's place near
I'rineville until he can find a loca
tion that suiU him. Mr. Matteon
has a family of ten and ia just the
kind of a citixen that Crook county
needs. He aold a fine place fifty
seven miles north of Minneapolis
and hence ia provided with plenty
oi iunus. vnneonhi8 way here
agents from various local it i in
Ore on and Washington tried to
aiwourage mm from coming to
Crook county. The country was
represented as worthlem. When
these knockers were informed that
Mr. Mattson visited this country
last Year and was well satisfied with
it he was allowed to proceed in
peace.
A. 11. Lippman ia confined to I
the bouae with throat trouble.
Mra. Chaa. Boyd, of Bend, died
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of heart failure Monday, June 10.
The apring cattle ride commenc
ed Monday from the Mellican
ranch at Pine Mountain.
J. R. Harvey waa in from bit
ranch at Powell Buttea Saturday
and retorts a heavy croD of all
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kinda of fruits and berries.
The family of Mr. Petett are
moving into the Foeta- bouse on
fourth street, which vu formerly
occupied by Fred Clay pool.
W. II. Cadle left the first of the
week for Portland to meet his
daughter, Miss Ruby, who has
been attending rchool at Corvallis.
8. Dingee and family returned
Monday from a two weeks' slay on
the McKay where they have Un
improving Mr. Salomon's hon.e-
stesd.
L. E. Allingham baa return, d I
to I'rineville after sindin the
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winter in Portland and various
parte of Oregon and Washington
in the interest of tbe Common
wealth Guarantee & Trust Co.
Rev. J. T. Moore and family
were agreeably surprised on their
return from Mitchell to find that
hit church people had gathered
together some of the ttaplea of life
and also some caah as a gift for
them. lie ia thankful to everyone
who bad part in thia, and aava
uch tokene not only helps a
preacher but gladdens his heart
and makes him feel aa though he
were appreciated.
The McCormick has no Competitor
FULL LIXE OF -REPAIRS
W. F.
Range Homes for Sale. I
About 40 range horaen for ae.
For further particular apply to
Imp T. J. FsKouao.v, I'rlnevilK
Men and Teams Wanted.
MILLINERY
Clearance Sale
14 bead of boraea aud four men to
work In harveat: will h
daya run; wtll oay $2 to 2.fi0 ier
day for men. $1.00 per span for
boraea and board same. Addremi
6-13-lm T. C. or J. B. Mokkihon
Uraae Valley, Hherman County, Ore.
All Kindt of Millinery
at greatly Reduced
Prices. A Large stock
to select from.
9SKeKBteiKCiil3EC
S Royal Insurance Co.
9 Not Welchera.
Paid dollar for dollar in the
f Friaco conflagration.
J. E. STEWART, Agt g
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Prineville-Shaniko Stage Line
Dally Between Prineville and Shaniko
SCHEDULE
Leaves Shaniko, 6 p. m. Arrires mt Prineville a. m.
Leaves Prineville 1 p. m. Arrives at Shaniko 1a.m.
First Class Accommodations
Cboica Una of
Ladies Shirt Waists
Zonas toilet preparations
Mrs. Estes' UK
Cornar Second and Main St.
Delicious
The Brewery Feed
Yard and Sales Stable
Good (tall. Good hay and (train.
Plenty of room to accommodate the
travelling public 6-23
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That's what our GLASSES are
doing. If yon have reaeon to be
lieve that there ta anything
wrong with your eyee at all, you
should have them examined at
once.
No charge for testa. Small
charge for proper Glasses.
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Graduate Optician.
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Gasene Soap, 10 bars...
Lion Soap, 7 bars for
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Pure Cane Sugar, per sack..
Coffee, extra Caricola. per lb
45c Mocha and Java, per lb
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Hotlce of Final Settlement
Notice Is hereby given, by the un
dersigned, the administratrix of the
estate of li. b Zell, deceased, that
she has made and filed her final ac
counting of her administration of
said estate; and that Monday, the
1st day of July, 1907, at 10 o'clock In
the forenoon, at the County Court
room In Prineville, Oregon, has been
duly appointed by the Court as the
time and place for hearing said final
accounting, at which time and place
any person Interested in said estate
may appear and object to said final
accounting.
Dated this 16th day of May, 1907.
n Mary Zki.l
Administratrix of the Estate of B. F.
Zell, deceased. 5-16
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Rlacksmithing That Pleases &
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First riiK-e North of the Prineville Hotel 'if
j Horseshoeing. Wagon and General Repair work done J
Fourth of July
CELEBRATION
At Sisters, Ore.
Salute at 4 a.m. Literary Program at
10.30. Oration by Prof. R. A. Ford.
The Big Draw Cut, Light Running and most Economical in oil of all Mowers
Barbecue at Noon
The afternoon will be taken up by various
sports such as Horse Races, Foot Races,
Sack Races, Tug-of-war etc, for which
suitable prizes will be given.
J. E. STEWART & CO
Grand Ball
In the evening at Sisters Hall.
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Fine Xine of Champion Cutting Goods and Repairs.
O. W. E L KINS