Local Mention
Mrp.Uolnriril.il liu frtiinird
to her limue nt Vl, 0enn.
Oinnr CIy'onl left Monday IW
l'orllntid.
J. K. Hli wnrt A Co., can ftve
you 4 leant W) per cent on your
hoe iiirhniin.
Ilrv. V. T. J in not t left Monday
(or Wall Walla where lie will
vixil 1 1 i m family for nliotit ton dnyx.
It. A. Kd ton wan in the rity lh
lust of the week from I lie Hreene &
Kilton initio rnnrli on Crooked
river.
J. II. Iforny wn in tho rity on
Kridiiy from MiidniH. He wiot ac
companied y hi diuiliti-r, Mif
CW.
T. U. Prion ni in town Tuesday
from hi runi li nt Crook. Mr.
Price report lionvy crop luit uny
Hint tlirro in n nonroity of moil to
harvest tlioin.
County School HuMTintndent
Pinwiddio lott for tf.ilom Saturday
to attend tlio ootintv hoIuniI niior'
Intcndi'iiU' oonvontion nnd tlio
meeting of tlio Male teacher' nn
nooittlinn.
Miiwon Louise nnd Vovn Seinc-le
pnwed through tlio oily tlio firnt
of tho week on tlioir way to their
home in Harney county, after
M ndini; tlio wintor in Portland.
Tlioy were tlio puocta of tlioir undo,
Chan. Itodill, while in Prinovillo.
Norria Morgan, foroman of the
ftranl May ratlin intercHtu in tho
aouthoru urt of tho rounly, wax
in tho city the hint of tho week,
lie Kay that nUn k of nil kind nro
in lirnt i Ihi-k rondilioii and that
roiioot were novor hotter for a
roa)oroim yonr in that art of
(rook ronnty.
W. H. Hrown roturnod oarly thin
week Irom a tiip to tho lloavor
crook country in Crook rounly
whore ho wont to buy hoof. Iur
in)? hi oniiro trip ho found the
mountain ranpo tho hct it ha
Iwn for novoral yoar, and in
nnolhor month thorouutry ho was
in will U' full of U-ef Uluo
Mountain Eagle.
the two i.nriHtian Kmloavor
Horiotio and tho Kpworth Uague
bold a temperance rally at the
Union Churrh Sunday evening
The meeting wa adrewx'd ly Rev,
Moore and Jinnott. Thoro wore two
mull" quarlot, din t', nolo; alno
declamation that wont to make
up an intoroatiug program. Pur
ing the hu miner monih these
noeieiiett will hold Union mooting.
Mr. I, Winnok and Mr. II. I
Hoik nap were olertod delegate to
tho Omnium KndonvorConvontion
to l held nt Seattle thia month.
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SPRING SUITS
Ready-to-wear
Mr. V. T. Davenport i viitmg
rolativoa at Hood Kivor, Oregon.
For P.argaiim in (ircxerie, Fur-
iiihlng, Clothing and Hhooaioo
K. Htowart A Co.
Flovd Knwrll, who live on
Upper Crooked rivor, wa in town
Monday.
C. M. Klkina and wile and Mr.
ThroiiMon will ond the Fourth
at Howard.
Mr. and Mr. C. W. Klkin and
Mia Holon loft on today' Binge
for a tliroe wm-k' vinii to Portland.
('arjM-ntor are at work upon
the Uortructure of tho Moth'
od let church.
Mono NUhwonger, of Powoll
lliitto, roturnod tho firxt of tho
work from a viit lo nuuid point.
Mr. Congdon, tho Shaniko ware-
holme iDiiii. i in thi part of Crook
Minlv looking after tho iutoroit
of hi company. '
Thoro wn a general f xodu of
tho 'oplo of Prinovillo Wedneeduy
for Itoml, Howurd,Hiten, Lamonta
and other ixdnt to apond tho
Fourth.
I. O. O. F. hall i undergoing
oino e xtcnmve improvement. It
ia received a frooh coat of paint
and the interior of the building
will lie overhauled.
J. II. Lackey and wife, from tho
Cold Spring! ranch were in town
Tuonday. Mr. Liu-key wa in
xearrh of help to harvest hicroie.
Ho aya that it ia next to imi
do lo find u man that want work.
TO THIS FAUM1SUS.
At haying is beginning, nnd will bo in
full Mast, you will um more or lens Fnh
Meats. It will pay yon to investigate the
prices of meats at The O. K. Meat Market
before buying.
S'olb'a (Jrapo Juice, full quart
MJo at Winnok.
Mr. and Mr. Jatne Itoyd, from
MiUholl, wore in town the firot of
the wock.
If. L. IlobU baa returned from
a vicit to relative at Portland and
Hillnboro
J. W. Howard Jr. wa in tho rity
over Hunday. JiMt i one of 0. A.
(!.' pri nter and i a fui't one.
Men' Huit. Hat and general
Koruiohing at about half price at
J. K. Hlewart A Co.
' Mix Wanda Iogan came in on
Monday' i-tago from Portland to
viail her father and brother.
Iikd In Albany, Juno 2H, Mr.
Kelieoca Ivor, a iter of Mark
Powoll, of thia place.
William Itcevea who hi lcn
criiioing timler on the Ochoco for
Portland buyora.left for the metrop
oli tho firat of the week.
Mr. J. I. Htroud left on Satur
day' etago for Portland whore (die
cxjicct to viit relative for a
couplo of month.
The Kpworth Ieague of the M.
K. church will give an kit cream
Mayor (ioodwillio and wife, of aocial at the courthouse ground
Itend, wore in town Saturday. The tin (Thursday) evening. Lvory-
mayor aay thnt lioud ia expecting
a big crowd on the Fourth and that
Prinovillo jieoplo may depend
UHii a good fenftof trout.
Tho Lanlluw Chronicle ays that
a lrtur rwntly received from L. I.
tin-gory, Secretary of the Oregon
Trunk Line, etatea that he w ill be
u our aoction again on a further
tour of iuapoctioneoinotitno in July.
He atatoa that progre on the line
up the rivor i very hopeful.
Mr nnd Mr. John Dohkina, of
Lanmnta, Cook Co., were in the
city on Monday lat, on their way
homo from ihaniko. Thov report
th crop in their neighborhood
generally good, with indication at
present of a fair yield of graiu.
Antelope Herald.
J. F. Huh ton of Crook waa in
town Tueday. He ay tho people
of the Crook neighborhwd have
a big kick coining on their mail
service. In fact they have no
service nt all since the ollice at
Crook waa removed. People de
pond upon each other to carry
mail. Oftentimes it is intrusted
to children and it is a long shot
if it is ever seen again.
Choice Potatoes at Horigan A
Siill, Get your orders lu early.
Iter. It'. W. Pac has returned
from a visit to Waxbington ixiinlx.
Mr. Wilson and Grant Miller
went down from Paulina Monday.
P.yron Cndy roturnod Saturday
from his trip to Pacific coaxt point.
Heavy timber far the ('rooked
rivor bridge near IWnr creek,
through town .Tuesday.
Mr. Hunt was in the city a few
day this week from tlio W. F.
Hammer farm at Madr.is, which
he has rented.
Hoy Prke was in tho city Satur
day making preparation for a
celebration at Paulina on the
Fourth.
W. II. Foster, who lives on the
McKay, left at the Journal office
yesterday a bead of lettuce that
weighs two pounds and a pea vine
that measures six feet in height.
He remarked that the siiecimens
were nothing unusual, merely
going to show what a rich and fer
tile soil would , produce if given
half a chance.
Indy invited.
lining camping, is the all-important
topic these days. Of the var
ious places mentioned tho Matoles
seems to be the favorite and many
Prineville eople will spend their
outing there this season.
At a meeting of Fire Company
No. 1 Monday evening, tho follow
ing officers were elected: President
1). F. Stewart; treasurer, J. W.
ltoone; secretary, Harold Paldwin;
foroman, Charles Lytic; lirst as
sistant foreman, A. 11. Roller;
second assistant foreman, J. A.
McClun.
Saui Newgom has just returned
from a trip to Denver, Kansas City
and the state of Tennessee. He
found the weather uretly warru
for a man that is accustomed to
the climate of Central Oregon and
was glad to get back. Mr. Newsom
saya that he never saw croj look
ing finer than from Lower Trout
Creek to Prineville.
For Sale.
Two lot with 6-rooin honxe. Otner
prnertjr ; well improved. A bitricsiin at
tiuuu. Term caxii. Addre It. L. Jor
dan, l'riuevilks Oregon. 7Uf.
MILLINERY
Clearance Sale
The McCormick has no Competitor
FULL LINK OF REPAIRS
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Ag'ent
Royal Insurance Co.
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Paid dollar for dollar in the
Frisco conflagration.
5 J. E. STEWART, AgL $
The Brewery Feed
Yard and Sales Stable
(iiKxl sl al If. Good hay and (train.
Plenty of room to accommodate the
travelling public. 5-23
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GORMLCY,
The Tailor
tie(3rCO0C(WCCiCC
Wurzweiler & Co. 1
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Have received a full
$ line of the famous 2
I "Sorosis" Shoes
Lowney's Chocolate
WHOLESOME
0KLICI0U8
D. P.Adamson & Co
AU Kind, of Millinery
at greatly Reduced
Prices. A Large stock
to select from.
Choice Line of
Ladies Shirt Waists
Zonas toilet preparations
Mpc FcW Millinery
II o LJito Parlors
Corner Second and Main St.
A T. MORRIS,
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Prineville-Shaniko Stage Line
Daily Between Prineville and Shaniko
SCHEDULE
Leave Hhaniko, 6 p. m. Arrive at Prineville ft a. m.
Leaves Prineville 1 p. m. Arrive at Shaniko 1 a. m.
First Class Accommodations
i Millinery Reduction Sale
FOR 30 DAYS
Improving Sight
Relieving Nerve Strain
That' what our GLASSES nre
rtoliitf. II you have reaon to le
Uove that there la anything
wrong with your eyea at nil, you
should have them examined at
once.
No charge lor testa. Smnll
charge tor proper Glaawaes.
W. FRANK PETETT
Graduate Optician.
Ad.rn.on'. Drug Store, PRINEVILLE
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R. K. Jones ami J. W. Ritterare pre-
narnl to naniiie uiniier ciiuiiid. isiiiin
Im.iKht or sold. For turtlior particulars
address Box , Prineville, Or. 5-30p2in
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VEIUNGS
25c Veiling for 15c yd
35c " " 25cyd
50c " 44 35cyd
l5ABY HOODS
$ 40c hoods for 30c
75c 44 44 55c
1 00 44 44 65c
1 50 44 44 85c
M ALINES
40c M alines for 30c
Colors light blue,
white and black.
soap specials-Two Weeks Only
5 Bars Three Hart, 25c 4 bars Casene, 25c
4 Bars Tyec. 25c.
For Irrigated Farms
and Fruit Lands $
In the Deschute Valley writs
H. F, JONES, 5
U . Redmond, Oregon. &
Hotice of Fluid Settlement.
Notlee la hereby given, by the nn
deralgned, the niliiilniHtratrlx of the
eHtnte of B. F. Zell, deeeaaed, that
ahe hna made and tiled her final ae
counting of her iiduilntatratUm of
said estate; and that Monday, the
lt day of July, l'.H)7, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, at the County Court
room In I'rineville, Oregon, hue lKen
duly appointed by the Court aa the
time and place for hearing aald final
accounting, at which time nnd place
any ieraon Intereeted In said estate
may npHar and object to aaid final
iM'couuting.
Dated tliia l(!th day of May, 1007.
Mary Zkj.l
Admlniatrntrlx of the Estate of It. F.
Zell, deceased. 5-16
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StiindarJ Corn, per iloz ..,....$1 25
Extra Standard Can Fruit 22 1-2
Gascne Soap, 10 Lars 65c
Lion Soap, 7 bars (or . 25
Pink Beans, per lb 5
Pure Cane Sugar, per sack 7 00
Collce, extra Caricola, per lb 22 1-2
45c Mocha and Java, per lb 33 1-3
Ghcridcllas Cocoa 25
Fancy Dried Apples, per lb 12 1-2
Fancy Figs, per lb : 10
Petite Prunes, per lb 5
lib Japan Tea 40
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. Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
May 28,1907
Notice ie hereby given that
William F. Mason,
of Prineville, Oregon, has tiled notice of
Ins intention to make tmal hve-year
proof in support of his claim, viz:
Homestead entry No 9407 made June
24, 1901, for the lots 1 and 2 anil t v.v
and f5J nw4 of section 4, township 14
south, range 15 e. w.m., and that said
proof will be made before the county
clerk, at Prineville, Oregon, on July 11,
1907.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of, the land, vix: Fred
Stuart, Henry Grimes, John K.Grimes,
J. I), fcvans, all ol .frineville, Oregon.
5-3Up C. W. MOOKK. Register.
Notice.
Maltese Jack will stand for servicer
nt the MeFarland Feed Yard from
Monday to Friday evening of every
week. Davk fc.Ll.ioTT, Prop.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is herehv given by the under
signed, the administrator of the Kstate of
George B. Taylor, deceased, to all persons
Having claims against ttie estate 01 me
said decedent to present the same to the
undersigned at his office in Prineville, Ore
gon, with the proper vouchers, within six
notice.
months from the tirst publication of tins
Dated April 11, 1907.
M. R. Elliott.
Administrator of the Estate of George B.
Taylor, Deceased.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given, by the under
signed, administratrix with the will an
nexed of the Estate of Leander Dillon, de
ceased, to all persons having claims
against said estate to present tnem, with
the proper vouchers, to the undersigned
at the office of M. R. Elliott in Prineville,
Oregon, within six months from the date
of the first publication of this notice.
Dated this 21st day ol March, IW.
Lknoka Dillon,
Administratrix vith the will annexed of
the estate of Leander Dillon, deceased.
Portland Semi-Weekly Journal $1 50
Crook County Journal 1 50
Total 3 00
My Price for the two $2.25.
Weekly Oregonianor Semi-Week-
; ly Journal, one year... $1 50
Crook County Journal, one year 1 50
Weekly Examiner, San Francisco... 1 50
Cosmopolitan Magazine.... 1 00
Total 5 50
My Price for all four $4.50.
Breeders Gazette, one year .$2 00
Semi-Weekly Journal, one year .' I 50
lU Crook County Journal, one year 1 50
Total 5 00
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Weekly Oregonian...
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Crook County Journal . 1 50
Total " 3 00
My Price for the two $2.50.
Portland Daily and Sunday Jour
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Crook County Journal.. 1 50
Total , 9 00
My Price for the two $7.50.
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!Painters and Decorctters
Estimates Furnished on all kinds of
work in onr line. Samples of up-to-date
WALL PAPERS on hand. Drop
us a card and we will call with samples
and color plans.
Carriage !Painiing "a Specialty
tPrineoille, Oregon.
$8 00
Daily & Sunday Oregonian,
one year....:
Facific Alonthlv, Illustrated
Magazine, one year 1 00
rook County Journal, one year... 1 50
Total 10 50
My Price for all three 1 year, $9.10
1 lacksmithing That Pleases
Cut out and enclose money with bargain you want.
GUY LAFOLLETTE,
NlAVSPAPlDRS &' MAGAZINES
POSTOFF1CE I5UILDING. PKTNIOVII. UKK.
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