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About Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1907)
CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER FOR CROOK COUNTY laltrrd it ibf postnflire t FM n er I He, Ores o n . as second -rials matte SUBSCRIPTION RATES-lnvarlably In Advance One Year II.W Six Month 75 ct Three Month - .Vict Single Cnioa Set Advertising Rates: PniplsT advertising ft iW, i cents end iO ccsu according to time and new. Local Readers II 00 H'r Inch. Bustnea locals i cents per lint. Card ol Thsnks f 1 AV Resolutions ol Condolence J1.S0. "Want", "Lost", He. d anl "EstrT" Notices 1 cent a word Published Every Tburalay at the Journal Building, Prineville, Orego THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1907 Enthusiastic Over Their Trip. The automobile represewlativt1 of aubecribers to stock in the Trunk Line railroad up the Deschutes are enthusiastic over the favorable con ditions found in the country visited. W. F. Nelson, president of the company, says in an interview with the Portland Journal: "Our people were well pleased with central Oregon. There will undoubledly be something doing on the Oregon Short line, it makes no difference to our company what Mr. Harriman or other railroad builders do. If he means business he will get in and do something. You cannot show me a eountrv Death of Mrs. Joe Sherar. Word was received Monday from Sherar's bridge of the death of Mrs, Joseph Sherar who died at tha place on Sunday, July 23, from the effects of an operation performed month ago. Mrs. Sherar's maiden name was Jane Antoinette Herbert and with her father moved to Wasco county in intu wnen she was two years old. She married Joseph A. Sherar in 1S63 when 15 years old Since 1S71 they had lived at Sherar'i Bridge where they had a beautiful home. Mrs. Sherar was a woman of great force and character and enioved with one railroad doing well but i wide circle of friends in all parts that more than one railroad will do well, and better the country's conditions. "Central Oregon is a great em pire. Developments there in the last year or two are beyond com prehension. No railroad with a single track will be sufficient to handle the business of that region. This year the country around Madras, and Prineville produced 1,500,000 bushels of wneat. With railroad transportation and the development resulting, it will pro duce 5,000,000 bushels." of Crook county. She leaves an aged husband, one brother, George Herbert of Cornucopia, Or. and adopted daughter, Mrs. (.irimes of The Dalles. She was buried The Dalles Tuesday. at Fanners Sign Price Agreement. A letter to the Madras Pioneer Bays that the citizens of Agency Plains at a recent meeting con cluded that they would be governed by the price being paid for grain of all kinds at Shaniko and Prine ville at the time they wisned to sell. They thought they could sell suffi cient at these points to pay off their creditors and buy their supplies for winter, and if they had any left they would hold it until their sup plies needed replenishing. They drew up an obligation bind ing everyone who signed it not to sell any wheat, barley or oats to any person for a less price than is being paid for the . same kind of grain at Shaniko or Prineville at the time cf sale. There was no talk of any pool of any combination in restraint of trade, or any fixed price, or any ef fort to force values in any way. All they asked for was the best price being paid in the markets mention ed for their grain. The meeting was attended by twenty-five farm ers and every man present signed the obligation, and quite a number have signed it since. Opinions differ as to whether there is a surplus of wheat in this country or not, and it really makes no difference if there is, in fact, the more the better, as we know that there is an outlet for any surplus we may have at Shaniko. Died. At Ashwood, Or, July 23, 1907, Alexander Friend, aged 57 years. The deceased came to Eastern Oregon in 1S78 and settled in what is now Crook county. He was married to Mrs. S. E. Lawler Julyj 16, 1902. The deceased was well known and highly resected throughout this section of Oregon Redmond Items. News from Sisters. Harry K. Allen and wife, and Frank Zumwalt and wife have gone over to Seven-mile mountain black berrying. Carrol Smith of Prineville is in town. MiBS Jessie Isbam of Madras is very sick with typhoid fever at George Cyrus' place. Smith & Wilt of this place sold their stock ranch of 160 acres to Mr. Good willie of Bend for $4500. News items are pretty scarce these hot days. Sisters, Or., July 30. Never niicsed last week at all. If we had it would keep us busy e ther inventing three different excuses or dressing up the same one in three different ways so folks would not recognize it as the same one. Rain last week not very heavy but it did a great deal of good. Mrs. Carl Ehret is back from trip visiting at different Oregon points. She accompanied Carl on his return from a Portland trip. Lots of railroad excitement these days. Personally we have come to the conclusion that when the rail road comes it will be in a hurry. Messrs. Perry and Lvle have gone up the river hunting and fish ing. Mrs Trikler has taken a home stead. The old Meredith place west of Cline Falls. Home grown cabbage is on our tables now and cabbage in the stores from the Cove orchard. Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie and J. H Schakely have gone to the moun tains for timber claims. We do not hear a great deal of fair talk, but the directors are busy and assure every one a good time. Exhibits will be larger and better than last year; more premiums will be offered, more sports and amusements will be on hand and many special premiums will be given. Mr. Bolstead, while haying on Crooked river, had the misfortune to break his leg, which will lay him up for sometime. Mrs. J. H. Jackson entertains Wednesday in honor of Mrs. and Miss Jones. E. C. Parks. General Merchandise Stock for Sale. The general inercliandiHe stock of James Wood of Anliwood, Or., can be bought at a reasonable price if taken at once, (iood location. It. 1j. SAWN, Kecelver. ArlclresH all cominiinicatioiiH to I I.. GEAR, Anlnvooi, Or. 7-2." 2t TENTH AND MORRISON STREETS, PORTLAND, OREGON A. P. ARMSTRONG. Ll B., PRINCIPAL Educates for uccess in a short time and at small expense, and sends each stu dent to a position as soon aa competent. Quality is our motto, and reputation for thorough work brings us over 100 calls per month for office help. Individual in. struction insures rapid progress. We teach the loose leaf, the card index, the voucher and other modern methods of bookkeeping. Chartier is our shorthand easy, rapid, legible. Beautiful catalogue, business forms and penmanship free- write today. References: any merchant, any bank, any newspaper in Portland. Looking fot Sheep. W. M. Weaver of Imperial, Cali fornia, is in Prineville looking after sheep. He came to Crook county because he considers thai the best grade of Merino sheep to lie found anywhere is grown here. He wants sheep for breeding purposes and was under the impression that both bucks and ewes could be bought here. He finds, however, that he will have to go to the Willamette valley for coarse wool bucks. Mr Weaver has large interests in the Imperial valley, San Diego county California. He wants about 3000 sheep this trip but if he can gc a wnai ne wants lor nreeatng pur poses will take almost any number He w ill be in Pr neville for severs d.ivs. Cheap and Good Berries for Sale I have m lot of currant, both white ami rvil. that are iteirlniitntr to rlnen They sre the le of cherrtet and can be hml for 20 centa a urallon If vou pick them yourself, or 1 will pick and deliver them to any IhmIv within thrve mile of rrlnevllle for 3.1 cents (rallon, or If you want to pick on share I will itlve you one third that you pick. The currant will not last longer theiii two weeks. There Is be tween five and six hundred gallons in siKiic. Kancnsix allien from Trine vtlle on the Hums road. The place la Known tut i ne iieisier ram-It. tor further Information Hiblrvxx, S-l-2wp Pftkr PnPKWU, Prineville. Or. Steam Ftttinjs Juat ReceiTsd.. e have just received a Hue of Steam fit tlnp such aa the Celebrat ed Jenkins tiros. Ulobe and Chec alv, Detroit Lubricators, liest Scotch Oautre tiltiiwoM. e have also a line of tuickinir on hand. We have the agency for the best UflHoiine Kiit'iie on the market. See one run at our shop. Don't forxet that 1 carry Heltfnir, Cap Screws, Shafting Boxes, Collars, and that I am prepared to make your nlaue bolt and any other kind of mid bolt and screws you may need. 2-Utf I'hinkvili.k Machine Shop, City Property for Sale Desirable residence locations iu different pans of Prineville, improved or unim proved, in Iota or blocks. Also ome choice business lots on Maiu streets, near the center of the city. Kor particulars address Box 2M, Prineville, Or. 7 J5 Dairy for Sale. Near Prineyillc. A money-maker. snap for the umouiit of money invested I- or further information address Box 2S4, Prineville, Or. i General merchandise ? i business For Sale. I Annual sales $35000 C E r .. i i W rw information address Dox , PRINEVILLE. ORE. For Irrigated Farms and Fruit Lands In the Deschutes Valley write H. F, JONES, Redmond. Oregon. 5 m a, Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby Kiven bv the under. sineu, -ine antmiiisiraior ol the Kstate ol leoree B. 1 avlor. deceased, to all Demons having claims against the estate of the said decedent to present the same to the undersigned at hi.t office in I'rineville, Ore gon, with the proper vouchers, within six month from the tirst publication of this novice. Dated April 11, 1907. M. R. Elliott, Administrator of the Estate of Georra B. tayior, j.-ceaseu. Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby given, bv the under signed, administratrix with the will an. nexeil of the hstate of Leander Dillon, de ceased, to all persons having claims against said estate to present them, with the proper vouchers, to the undersigned at the office of M. K. Elliott in Prineville. Oregon, within six months from the date Ol the lirt publication of this notice. Dated this Zlst day ot March, 11)07. LKNOIl Mil inn Administratrix with the will annexed nf the estate of lx-ander Dillon, deceased They Appeal to Our Sympathies. The billioiiM and (Hum-otic are con- ni)int HunerM una uppenl to our Hym pathleti. There iu not one of them, however, who may not be broiijht buck to health and liapplnewi by the une of Chiiiiiberlain'H Stomach and Jver TahletH. Tliewe tablet Invito. rate the Htomach and liver and Htrentlien the dilution. They alHO regulate the bowelH. For Hale by I, 1'. AdaniHou. Best Medicine in the World for Colic and Diarrhoea. and Diarrhoea Itemed y to be the bent remedy In the world," hhj-h Mr. C. L. arter of Skinim, Ala. I am mibject to colic and diarrhoea. Lant Hprlnir it seemed an though I would die, and I think I would If I hadn't taken haniberl.iin'H Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I haven't been troubled with It Hince until thiH week when I had a very nevere attack and took half a bottle of the t ent Hize ChiuiiberlniirH Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Itemed v. nrul tbl- morning I feel like a new man. For Hale by D. I'. Adaiimon. Incubator for Sale Cheap. A good Incubator, nractlcallv nw at a bargain. Inquire of Mum. N. E Looan, I'rlnevi e. (Jr. 4.ihh A Bargain in Land Three llnndrtd and Twenty Acres adjoining . Prineville city limits now on the Market. What canU produced on the fertile land of Crooked Hlver Valley need not lie told In print. It htm lnvn demoitNtrated by the eutcrprtHtitK fiirineni of the valley to be aw good alfalfa land aa there la lit the world. Money Invented In nm h land cannot but bring good return, far U'tter than 10 percent Intervat. I nin offering for anle the following described tract lying Immediately north and went of rrlnevllle on the enttliwt powdble terms: NV. of NV, Si of NKVt SKli W.T. 14 S. K. 13 K. Kxmulne the land, then write me for prk-e and ternm. J. A. DOI THIT. Rooms S 4 4 (hid Fellow Itnlldlug, The Dalle. Oregon. 7-4-tft Agents for Butterick Pattern! and the Delineator. HWURZWEILER The Crook County Real Estate Company PRINEVILLE, OREGON SOME BARGAINS () 510 acres. Eight in ilea I Mill 1'rine- vilUt; one-quarter mile to whool; all undei fence; good six room houx Sx; gvod barn (US'; wngon shed, granary and wood shed, tlood orchard and small fruit; K acres in cultivation ; 65 acre iu allalta soil black heavy loam all cultivated laml under ditch; plenty of water; frva water right; private ditch. This land has never failed to prod uc heavy crop of grain and alfalfa hay. It Is situated near the pine timber; plenty of wood and outride range adjoining. This is an excellent farm; rare bargain at $10,300, with only gA.OHQ ca-h, balance on terms to suit at 8 per cent. (I.'l 12 acres. 5 miles from Prine ville; Crooked river runs through the place; IO acres can be irrigated by taking short ditch out of Crooked river; plenty of water; 100 acres in cultivation; all un.l.ir fence anil cross fence. This land can be made worth '100 an acre by putting water on it and setting to alialfa. Here is you opportunity. 3 an acre buys the farm. (22) (HO acres. S miles from Prineville. 340 acres level bottom land on Crooked river, under irrigation ditch. Kub-irrlg tion also, water 6 to (t fevl from the surface. 300 acres god pasture land. SK acres Un der 4-wire fence. Swells 10 feet deep; springs warm water. Good house 'JUSO, roomi; barn 16x42. 20 acres in cultivation 50 acres in alfalfa; S0 acres can I seeded 5 acres in wheat ; 20 in rye, 15 in barley, in new alfalfa, 1 mower and 1 rake lncluil ed. This land will produce l.Hoo tons of alfalfa per year which at fx a ton is worth more than than the price asked. Price II 1,1100. Only 500 cash, balance on term to suit at 4 per cent. Alfalfa land well set Is worth f an acre. Here Is an oppor tunity to make a fortune. SO 13.x seres. 700 acres can be farmed Balance tine pasture land. Hoi I sandy loam lOuO acres under fence. 425 in cultivation. 40 acres in alfalfa. 15 acre meadow Plenty of juniper for wood and posts watered by six good springs. Uood 1111811 orchard, and plenty ol small fruit. Uood bouse 30x30, 7 rooms. Uood barn 40i.V), (intnary, sheds etc. '-i mile to school. 20 miles to Prineville. 9) hogs. 75 cattle. 5 horses, 2 mules, 2 wagons, 1 walking plow sulky plow. 1 gang plow, 1 harrow. mower, 1 rake, 1 binder, 1 grain drill, 1 threshing machine and power, t black smith shop, 70 acres rye, (10 acres wheut, Si acres oats, 25 acres barley 200 acres summer fallow, grain sown on summer fallow. One share in telephone line under construction. This farm alwavs Droduces large crops, trice 17,iio, one-hair cash balance terms to suit at a per cent. (39) 308 acres. 320 acres level land Balance good iiasture land. Hoil dei-D sandy loam. All under three wire fence. ;fJ0 acres under cnltiration. One good well with is teet ot water. Une good 7-rwincd house and one large cabin. (ood barn 1Hi30. 1 granary, 1 hen-house, 1 cow barn IU miles to school. 6 miles tn Madras. ThiH land is adapted to the production of nil sinus Ol grain, iruu alio vegeiaoies. I'rice KlWi. Cash $4000, balance in three years at b per cent. Crook County Real Estate Company Prineville, Oregon. Notice. In the County court of the State of Oregon for I rook County In the matter of the guardianship of rloy HI ay ton and jMiitli fern may ton. Minors. This matter coming on to be beard upon the petition of T. M. Baldwin, of the persons and estates of rloy Clayton and Edith fern blayton, minors, verin ed bv the oath of said petitioner, pray ing for an order of sale, for the uses and purposes therein set forth, of all the real estate of his said wards, which said real estate is described as follows, to-wit : The southeast quarter ol section thirty four and the west half and the west half of the northeast quarter and the west hall of the southeast quarter of section thirty-five in township fourteen south of range sixteen east of Willamette meridian tn Oregon, also lots Dve and six of block three in the third addition to I'rinevi'le, Oregon, according to the plat thereof as the same appears of rec ord in the ottlce of the county clerk of Crook county, Oregon. Also lot number eight and the east half of lot number seven of block number two of that part oi me city oi juguue wiucu wan urigui ally platted and recorded as the jidias Htewart addition to Eugene, in Lane county. Oregon. it appearing to the court that it would be beneficial to said wards that the in terests of said wards in said real estate be sold at private sale, to-wit: An un divided one-sixth inteiest in all the land above described situated In Crook CDunt.v. Oregon, and an undivided one- twelfth interest in all the lands above described situated in Lane county, Ore gon. It is hereby ordered by the court that the next of kin of said wards and all persons interested in said estate appear Wore this court on Monday, the 5th day of August, 1907, at the court room of this court in Prineville. Oregon, at 1U o clock a.m. of sain day, then and here to show cause, if any there be. why an order should not be granted for the sale of said land at private sale. And it is further ordered that a cony of this order be published at least once week for three successive weeks before the said day for hearing, in the Crook ounty Journal, a weekly newspaper published in Prineville, Crook county, Oregon. Dated this 6th day of July 1907. 7-11 W. A. IIKLL, uounty Judge, 18 m Twrnty pieces assorted lacy Itoweml and chnkeJ summer Lawns, Batiste and dotted Swiss. For mer price 25c and 3oc. Your choice for this sale 15c See Window Display Ten pieces, assorted colors, in checks, slripes. shadow plaids and lanry silk oruamlies. Former price 3Sc 40c and 45c Your choice for this sale 25c CO ffi Bargain SaleS ON ALL SUMMER GOODS. While Lavi Waists, short and long sleeves, lanry laces and embroider, ed yokes, made in the latest spring and summer styles, principally small sues 32. 34. and 36. Lot 1 your choice! 50 2 " 75 3 " i 00 4 " 125 A lew silk and net waists. Your choice $1.50, $2.50 and $3.50. Men's Boya and Children p Straw and Canvas Hats 9 All good new stock, to be closed out during this hot season, just when you need them. From 5c to $1.25. m rflSee the collection in our big show window. was iseiHEK-axjsiti i i . wash skins miici wain lauii lur Vf a and MisseonIy a few left. Your choice' while JtCJ m oammer Ladies sires left. Your choice while yy they last for $1, $1.25, $1.50. UJ The Dover The distinctive style land solid comfort of 'our li07 Oxfords are' sure to apjHMl to the man who wants the best in footwear. Remember Florsheitn is ; ways com- 'fortablc it need in. Most Styles $5 mil mm mi o'Ftocna: W. A. Booth. Pr.sld.nt D. r.STtwAST, VlcPr.sld.nt O, M. Elkins, Osthl.r DIRIOTORB: W. A. Booth, O. M. Clkins. O. r. Btswsht Transacts a General Haukititf HuniuiwH Exchange nought and Hold CollectioiiH will re ceive prompt atten tion ' Li I it Bicycle and'Blcyds Sundries. Your cliolcce of three gradea of Ble.vdeH, with th celebrated Nation al at the head of the lint. A coin plete line of MiindrleH always on hand. 1'KINKVII.I.K MAOIIINK .SHOP, V V,U1UUUU J. 1U1 IICOO aJllUJ g J. H. EHRET, Proprietor, REDMOND, OREGON o o o o o A Complete new line of Harness, Saddles and other lines as usually kept in a first class Harness Shop. There is alto in con nection a Boot and Shoe Repair Shop. GIVE ME A TRIAL l 09 Petition for Liquor License. To the Hon. County Court of the Htate of Oregon, for Crook county We, the undersigned legal voters of lli'sver l're;iiict, Crook county, State of Oregon, do hereby most respectively pe tition your honorahle body to grant Fred II Mosier a license to sell spirituous, malt or vinous liquors in less quantities than one gallon, for a periixl of six months from the 4trt day of September, 1007, at I'aulina Crook county, Oregon. That the foregoing petition may be granted your petitioner will ever pray. K W Shields N B Longley W A Stewart A O Scoggiu 8 W Miller M J Menecal Klmer Clark K B HoH'ner Oeo K liable Urant Miller II J Faulkner Calvin Morris Thomas Payne W K Fiesher F P Pointer Ed Vancwia 8 J Clemnieiis T Ixing Wm Lytle 8 A Kytle A A FosU-r Chun Stewart Henry Smith C h Morgan State of Oreeon, uounty ol Urook. H T York O A Wilson 'Aaron Wilson Win Coulthard A O Senecal Oeo Kolia J Davin Ilruce Helsler I.ee Miller (1(!0 I Lee Floyd Gilchrist . John T Faulkner 0 Kiuneard H L Stewart J L Smith J Willlins J W Fogle Ueo Senecal M Kinucard II S Morris U W Faulkner Hob Kayle Marion Morgan Jerry Cramer Notice Is hereby given that the under igned will apply to the County Court of the State of Oregon, on the 4th day of Sep tember, 11107, the same being the first day of the regular September term of said Court for a license according to the foregoing pe. tition, to sell liquors in less quantities than one gullon at Paulina, Oregon, for a period of six months beginning with the 3d day of September, lHf-7. FKKD II. MOHfER. 7-25 Jfcendcrson cf Pollard. Country Orders Solicited Wines and Liquors Finest Cigars In Stock First Door South of the Pohulexter Hotel mtm GENT: IS ill it v!Li. r,m m to write f..r our Ug KKI I-: lltctci t: i nuloK.ir I1KI.O W any olher manufsctuicr or Ucnlrr in ih "worl'l. lM-te rnn Cul- nr m pruian. r APPROVAL without a rmt dmit, Var tlin Freight fin, I . i j . ' .worli' wl," w'" lm cvfiylh uit sud act uiucli vulu. able luformsllon by slmi.lv wriiliiK u.nt...,.! ,uu - vull- W nerd a Mdmr Agent in every town snd enn olTrr an mmnriimltv to make money to suitable voung men who sm.lv stolir. opportunity 50 PUHGTURE-PtsOOF TIRP.S P n ly Regular Prloo tn Q r rswr- 51.80 To , Introduco Wo Will Soil You a Samplo Pain ton Only ,80 NAILS, IACKS UH ULASS WONT LET nilT Tub Ain . mi nin WITM OKDEN S4.S8 NO MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES. Result of is years experience in tim HinK- No dander from THORNS. CAC- I fSi I'liNS. NAILS. TACKS or GLASS. serious punctures, like iiitcntioiml knife cuts, can oe vulcanized like any other tire. Two Hundred Thousand pairs now In actual use. Over oevu.uy.iiv8 i nousana pairs sold last year. m . ' jr lift . Kntleo the thick rubber tread "A" and pnnoture strips "II" and "U," al rim strip to prevent rim cuttliia-. Tills tire will nuilnnt any other maho M' T, I.I.Asiio Uud "in aiuinu. BESnniPTIOMi MsdHn all sizes. It Is lively and easy rldlnif, very durable and lined lnM. . h a speeisl .qushty of rubber, wbk-h never bwomes iwrouiaiid I ldilm11n small ?..? . 'Ito iU lowing ihe sir to escape. We hove huu.lre.1. of letters fr.nn sn i.STusS 1 tneir lircs l,uve only lrn pumped uponeeor twice In s whole season. Tlu'y we , , . mnfi l f . -. ordinsry tire, the puncture resisting qualities being given by scvernl luvcr" of l.in Z 1 ,.-c,.re.lfA, Icon the tread. That "HoWIIng llstk'-nsanonwrnmonTyfilt" henr,! LonS ' ':J''.V,;,1,,i,i"."Ver';'2?,e. ,y ,he,P!"e"t ",,,ket Weave" trend whlcli prevents s'l a r lmnX i ...i.ueiH I out between the tire and the rosd thusovercomlng all suction. The reirnlar nrlce i.f Ihei i ?.V.per lir.but for advertising imrrK-es wears niaklngaspK-lalfac J M l ','?u. pcr ' orders sbl)R'.r same day letter is received We shin C I .1 on at nrov I . i i K ' 111 y nave exnmiiica aim loumi tnem strict y as rebrcscnled -. ; ,CfWlr;AHiiWv rri liuVirit.0! ' percent (thereby making the price SH. 55 pt-r pidrj if you see.l ",iii "''- and enclose this advertisement. We will a so send oiie ni"k. .. lei brass band pump and two Bampson metal puncture closers on full pi" orders (tl e'en.el , ..'o.cture closers to be used in case ot Intentional knife cuts or heavy g ishes) Tires to be timi, , Ui 11 expense if for any reason they are not satisfactory on ekn, ni mtion returned . e are perfectly tells Me and money sent to us is as sale L in a ha k As'k vour Postmn,ter V'-.k.r. Impress or I'rcl.:ht Auditor the Kditor of this paper about s If vnu onlei S iOASTEfl-BRAKES. ,riIhB.Jnnnlfd,l?,, ',B,",," p"rl" ni " ;-,ci:I,cd.;deule,?rrpm ftD ffHT WAIT !u Trile u' . P""!1 lo,,,,y- 1,0 N,'r think or ih yino s mm CYCLE COMPANY, Dept. "J L" CHICA8D ill
