Local Mention
Wnltcr O'NVil i l O'Nt-il tli
J. II. lFiu r left ti'Ktrrtlny lor a
Mm. Kuinia I rows i utt ting In trip to Lab-view
ntw millinery tock. Hm will
lie found at the old Urn Allen
lilac, acrona from the Itcdliy. '
J. K. Stewart and wife, Mr. and
Mr. Carbon, I), F. Flcwart and
Mm. Michel Ciiine in y ri vatr
ronvoyanc from Klmniko Friday.
K. T. Hlayton ililivrml 125 hud
of bm-f licra to tint Union Mrnt
Co., at Hhaniko tlii week ll r
c'lv about 94.25 r hundred for
them.
L A. itooth hn rtturiifd from
Klamath county after dixHiiig of
Ida liouii'ctead filing. Ho Iihk
taken Kitin in the Crook
County liank.
Forent SuerviHor Ireland and
ilia aitant, 15. F, Johnaon, have
moved their ollice into jx-rumnent
quarter in the Adutinon bullJing.
Mr. Ireland my they are at home
to all who are intereated in forett
mattera in room 16 and 17.
The Caacade National For cut ban
again U-en divided and a central
diviaion eKtablinhed with head
quarter al Kugetie, Oregon. Clyde
It. Heiu ia forfvt uervior of the
new creation and will htglji work
at once on the aynternitixing of bin
new field.
The I-adie Aid society of the
Methoilift church will hold their
Kanter tale In the Moore building,
nest door aoiith of the Crook
County Hank, on April 11th. It
will l oHn afternoon and even
ing. Do not forget to come and
cant a vote for the (inert baby in
the context.
The I. O. O. K. I.nlge will lm
prove the vacant ground on the
north and west aide of their build
ing on arcond etreet and will plant
graea, tree and vhrubhery autlicient
to convert the pre mine into a park
for their own benefit, Thi ia a
move in the right direction.
C. 8. Ilnrlrum, uMrviior of the
eoulhern divieion of the Cucm)i
National Foreet, will lm here aonte
time the laat of thia month and
will lie reient at a meeting of
lock men and will attend to the
allotment of rangea in bin territory.
The date decided upon ia March 28.
Pante thia date in your bat.
Superviaor A. 8. Ireland will
hold civil aervice examination at
bin office in Prineville aome time in
April, at which time all appli
cant for ponitiona in the aervice
John II. Howard wa a visitor
: from Lower Hiidge Tueaday.
L, V. McISeely returned the laat
of the week from a buaineta trip to
Waehington.
W. I. Meyer, the editor of the
Laidlaw Chronicle, waa a I'rinville
viititor the flrt of the week.
For genuine bargain, notice the
lit that J. K. Stewart & Co. are
advertiing for Saturday 21t.
C. C. lion haa received an ap
point nient to the forentry aervice
a ranger. Ilia Iieadijuarter will
be at Howard.
Joe Hmelzer returned Sunday
from Reno, Nevada, and haa re
turned bia old position in the firm
of KIMhoii & Smeber.
Mra. Ktia announce her millin
ery oM-ning for next Vednenday
and Thurxday, March 25 and 20.
See her ad.
Farmer are all buoy with fpring
plowing and needing and all report
the ground in fine condition for
uch work. Not o bad for March.
The friend of Mia (lor a Fergu
con will be pleased to know that
the young lady ha about recover
ed from her ickiirw and will ln-
back again (diorlly.
Clyde Kinder brought the ma
ive iron roller that waa lined by
the 1). I. A I. Co. for leveling the
automobile road into town Tues
day and it will be repaired and
uni'd in preparing the race track
for the May race meeting.
Superintendent Adrian Crook
ha lecn buy all week remodeling
the old fire alarm eyetem that was
installed aeveral year ago and
will aoon have it in working order.
Hoxee are being comilrocled which
will be placed in different parts oi
the city. A new gong ha been in
ula lied at the power liouxe.
The I'rinevilln bran band i
undergoing a reorganization and
will U-gin pructice a aoon an their
inxtructor, Mr. Kiddle, arrive.
Uniform are to be ordered and the
boya propone to get down to work
at once in order to be ablo to do
their part at the coming Fourth of
July celebration and on all public
ocenion.
(i. V. Slayton wus up from hi
ranch five mile wrxt oi town Mon
day attending a meeting of the
Le.l?v Cp.aa Irrir...linn P.. M.
be given an opportunity to ,., ,. .t,.M ...
demonHlrate their fitne for the UlH irrifation and will have
wui . i ilia in a irdKrrptiive uruuen
of the government eervice and one
in which nblebodied men are
needed.
At a joint meeting of the liier
ary societies held in the awmbly j
room of the high acbool iat-t Fri
day afternoon, Mr. J. N. William
son addreed the student taking
for his subject, "Stray Thought,
or "Odd and Enda." He firt
spoke on the "temperature of the
world," giving some of hi own ex
perience in picking out the pexxi
mist; then upon "poetry," telling
of his first attack of "poetic fever,"
and lastly about "politic." From
beginning to end the talk waa full
of interext and the listeners enjoy
ed every word.
it flooded in a lew day. Alfalfa
which ha Wen green all winter,
will begin to grow rapidly by April
15, and much depends on it early
irrigation.
A movement ia on foot by the
cemetery association to plant trees
and graxxes in the Masonic and I.
0. ()., F and Workmen cemeteries
north of town. They propone to
provide some means of watering
the premises and will no doubt
carry out their present plans.
Water will be provided either from
the water tank which is about
two thousand feet distant or by
windmills, as the committees see
fit. The movement is a commend
able one and should be carried
through at once.
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Saturday
Surprise Sale
Ifl A few extra special ' offerings in high-grade
goods that are an absolute bargain. These goods
will be sold at this price on Saturday, March
21st only. So supply your wants.
Prices Extraordinary
The finest quality Singapore Pineapple, PA
medium-sized can, 20c a can or 3 cans OXJC
Fancy Oranges, medium - large size, per QC
dozen JdC
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Pure Wild-Rose Honev, in qt jars, 3 lb r A
honey.jars worth 10c and honey GOc, only OUC
Fels Naptha Soap, 10-bar box ()5c
Extra Nice Condensed Mince Meat, 1-lb in
paokage.:. 1UC
J. E. Stewart & Co
For orange, lemon and banan
a, call on Mra. Cyru.
Will Percy returned the luxt of
the week from Montana,
M.S. May field i attending to
buMine matter here today.
Mix Trixy Long left on the
Burn stags for Portland yesterday.
Andrew Anderaon left Tueday
on an extended vixit to friends in
the Kaxt.
Mr. 0. M. Cornett and family
returned from Portland the firl of
the week.
Mrs. Koxcoo Knox of Post, who
baa been quite sick, ie reported a
little better this week.
Mix Laura Small of Silver Lake,
pusaed through town enrouteto
Portland yesterday.
Henry Cadle returned the laxt of
the week from a short vixit with
hi family at CorvalH.
Iaten Morgan returned yester
day to Paulina after a month's
visit with relatives here.
Notice the prices of J. E. Stewart &
Co.. are advertising for Saturday's
Hale. See add in this ixxue.
C. C. Brix came in Monday from
a trip to Washington, where he
had been on lesal busines.
The daylight stage from Shaniko
arrived laxt night loaded with
homexcekers for the Silver Lake
country.
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The Iap Year ball given by the
ladies of the Annex laxt Friday
evening, was a pleaxant affair. The
crowd was juxt alwut the right sue
to thoroughly enjoy the occasion.
George Taylor of Crooked river,
is dangerously ill at Prineville.
Mr. Taylor is t-u fieri ngirorn an
abxcex on the liver and is in a
critical condition.
C. J. Johnson left today for his
ranch on Crooked river. Mr.
Johnson says he will turn moxt his
cattle on the range as graxs is good
and he thinks the winter is over.
The many friends and neighbors
of Mrs. N. F. McCoin gave that
lady a pleasant surprise Inst
Thurxday evening upon her re
turn from a visit to her old home
in Illinois.
Linn Nichols and Z. Stroud, who
months sinking a ehaft on the
Thron Thronson mining properties
at Howard, struck a vein of ore
laxt week that will average about
5to the ton of free milling ore.
Services at the Methodist church
next Sunday will be as usual, with
the pastor in the pulpit both morn-
ng and evening. The subject for
evening will be "Choosing a Wife."
This is the companion sermon of
the one delivered March 1. on
"Choosing a Husband." Special
music. All are tnvited.
There was quite a little celebra
tion at the home of Mrs. Alex
Thomson last Saturday evening.
This was the natal day of Dr.
Dunsniore and 'Mrs. Millican. and
also the date of the wedding anni
versary of Dr. and Mrs Belknap,
so Mrs. Millican determined to
have a sort of joint celebration to
commemorate the oc c a s i o n.
"Flinch" and refreshments helped
to pass a very pleasant evening.
SPECIAL SATURDAY SALE
AT THE 0. K. MEAT MARKET
Cholee Lolll Hteak 12
ItiMitnl Hunk 10
Shoulder " t
Veal Cut let 12
" " 10
Veal It.iHxt . 12
Prime Itlti Jtopat 10
I'lnln Itoimt. H
Pork Chop 123-i
Pork lionet 12
1'ork to Hull 10
IT WILL
Htew of Heef 8
Htew of Veal 7
Hulling Heel I'.lb 7
Hank 6
" " Hrixket 6
Pigs Feet 4
Hug Ileajl.. 4
Houp Meat 8
HntiMnKe S
HIiouMer 12
Ham 19
Ilacun Ileavv lflc
PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE
I. W. Ward left Saturday for a
visit to bis daughter, Mix Iora, at
Portland.
The A. O. U. W. and I. O. 0. F.
lodge desire to convey to M. K.
Elliott their appreciation of his
services and labor in preparing the
deed for lot in their cemetery.
A Cozy Church.
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J. E. Stewart & Co.' i
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Facts About Machinery i
J In buying Plows, Drills, Harrows, etc. it behoores 0
one to know beforehand that they can get repairs for
same. It is a great inconvenience and expense to be
unable to get any certain part to an implement or ma
chine from the local agent, therefore we aim to keep
supplies for all our machinery, besides our endearor is
to handle only the best, standing the least show for
breakage. Of such we are the exclusive agents for
Oliver Chilled Plows, Superior Grain Drills, The Os
born Spring and Spike Tooth Harrows, etc. In ad
dition to being able to supply you any necessary re
pairs, we are selling them at reasonable prices.
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Ttie Presbyterian church ha
been thoroughly refurnished this
week, including a fine new carpet,
covering the entire floor. Folding
opera chairs have been installed
ith seating accommodations for
one hundred and fifty, and a new
pulpit, the latter the gift of the
Sunday school. An eighteen-ligbt
electric chandelier and two side
bracket lights, with a shaded pul
pit lamp are the gift of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Lister to the church.
The balance ef the furnishings
have all been bought by the
Ladies' Aid Society of the church, j
The interior of the church is now
one of the neatest auditoriums to
be found outside the large cities.
Regular services will be held
next Sunday, Dr. Dunsmore
preaching morning and evening.
The male quartette will sing at the
evening service, and everybody is
cordially invited to all the services.
Team for Sale
One pn of work hore, well broke
and gentle, weight about loOO pound
eaen ; one at leather work harne, wnd
one Z Inch wagon. Team can tie awn
at Hanley Feed lard or call on
Dell SI. Ktewart.
Stockfor Saie
90 head of stock cattle. Young, and
In good condition. Call on Philip Gra
ham, Hay Creek, Or. 3-19-linp
Strayed
One bay noree, 9 year old, white
lace, K-rt Bind loot white, urandtn
"H" on left shoulder. Hewn fet-dlnR
Decemtier 8. Home Ut .at Redmond
Stable. Redmond, Oregon. Owner
can have eame by paying feed bill
and notice 2-27-lm
New Millinery Stock
If you want to eee the fluent In
Millinery wult until my stock conn's
In. It haa been delayed by the
waxhout but will te here la good
time for Kaster. Everything: new
and right up to the minute.,
Mkh. Emma Phobic
Millinery Opening
MARCH 25th and 26th
Latest stvles in Sprint; Hat for
l.mliff, Stiffen and Children,
(iooda selected by an experienc
ed buyer and are etrictly ap to
date. '
Mrs FIp Millinery
llld.LolCo parlors
Corner Second and Main Sta.
Socialist County Convention
The Socialist County Convention
for Crook County, State of Oregon,
1 hereby called to meet at the Cir
cuit Court room at Prineville, Ore
Ron, ou WeducHdny. April 22, l'JOS, at
10 o'clock a. m. for the purpiwe of
uoiulnatiiiK candidates for all the
Couuty offices to le filed at the next
Keueral election, and for the transac
tion of such other biiHlne as may
come before said convention. This
will lie a mass convention and all
persons lu Crook county, State of
Oregon, known to tie identified with
the Socialistic movement will le en
titled to a voice lu the proceedings
of the convention.
Done by order of the Socialist
County (Central Committee, March
2nd, im.
J. 11. McDowell, Chairman.
Dwioht Roberts, Secretary.
Barley for Sale
Chopped barley, without sacks,
111 per ton. Hocked $21. Inquire of
lielfrich Bros., O'Neil, Ore. 2-tf
Attention Homcseckers.
People coming to Crook county with
the intention of locating on government
land should first write or call on
Cady A Jonea, Prineville, Or.
Stump Grubbers for
" Sale.
Two stump grabber for sale cheap.
One No. 2, fully equipped ; one No. 3,
fully equipped. Both in firct-clasH con
dition, ior further particular addre
George Ilobbb, Bend, Oregon. 3-12-lra
Applications for Grazing Permits.
NOTICE i hereby given that all appli
cation for permits to graze cattle,
hornee and heep within the CASCADE
(WILLAMETTE) NATIONAL FOR
EST during the Season of 1908, must be
filed in my office at Eugene, Ore., on or
before April 15, 1908. This new division
includes grazing district 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
7,8. 9 and 10 of the Cascade (South)
National Forest a established last year.
Full information in rsgard to the grazing
fee to be charged and blank form to
be need in making application will be
furnished upon request.
3-l!Mt C. R. Sbitz, Supervisor.
Application for Grailng Permits.
NOTICE is hereby given that all ap
plications for permit to graze cattle,
horse and sheep within the CAS
CADE (UMPQUA) NATIONAL FOR
EST during the season of 1908, must be
filed in my office at Roeeburg, Oregon,
on or before March 22, 1908. This new
division includes grazing districts 11, 12,
13, 14, 15 and 17 of the Cascade (South)
National Forest as established last year.
Full information in regard to the graz
ing fees to be charged and blank forme
to te ueed in making application will be
furnished upon request.
It S. C. Babtbum, Supervisor.
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given by the undersign
ed, the administrator of the estate of Mary
E. Stewart, deceased, to the creditors of
and to all other having claim apainst
said deceased to present the same with the
proper vouchers, to the undersighed at the
offlceofM. R.Elliott in Prineville, Ore
gon, within siz mouths from the first publi
cation of this notice.
Dated this 19th day of March, 1908.
J. E. Stewabt,
Administrator of the estate of Mary E.
Stewart, deceased. 3-19
MaherA Cnh Kaivei TTV VK A m f Mukal hutraneati
)t Adamson & to
Cuaera Supplit. Lowney'i Candies
Wall Psper DRUGGISTS Cifar.
The place to buy an Elgin, Walthani, Howard,
Rockford, Hampden, Illinois, or any other good make
of watch movement. These you can have in solid
gold, gold filled, solid silver or nickle cases. Prices
to suit all.
We have Chains,"C harms, Necklaces, Fobs, Rings,
Bracelets, Emblem Pins,. Cut Glass and Silverware.
Competent Jeweler and Engraver in charge.
D.P. Adamson & Co.
7 DRUGGISTS
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Cream Separators
Have you been thinking about Cream Heparntloin? If so, look
Into the merit, not price, of the various make and ace If you
are not decided In favor of the Sharpie Tubular. It I pooltlvely
the "Impl.nt, moat durable, llght-runnlnj?, cloeetit-sklmmlng ma
chine on the nmrkHt. Itaeyatetn of separating la entirely differ
ent from any other make the milk going In at the bottom where
it whirl with the bowl being subjected to the powerful centri
fugal force which the bowl generate, the skim milk Immediately
leave the cream, the milk whirling upward agalnat the wall of
the bowl and pamdng out at the k!m milk outlet, while the
cream whirl upward Inalde the milk, panning out of the cream
outlet. Thl bowl conlts of only three pieces which are eany to
take out and clean, which la one of the great points about a ma
chine. You will notice that the supply can In The Tubular la low
o that one doe not have to climb up to embty the milk. Any
child can operate a Tubular. We would be pleased to show you
a Tubular and know that they are a great convenience and
money saver to all who have milk to take care of.
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Removal Notice
W. Frank Petett, the
Jeweler, has removed from
Adamson's Drug Store to
the northeast corner of the
O'Neil Restaurant Do not
mistake the place.
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The City Meat Market
IIORIGAN & STILL, Props.
Headquarters for
Home - Cured Lard and
Bacon
Try some of Crook county's choicest
products. Its the best that money can
buy. You will not only save money but
you will help build up a home industry.
We always carry the best in
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal.
Special rates when sold in large quantities
We handle all kinds of country produce
HORIGAN & STILL
LARGEST CATALOG
Mull Order Knnw u
tne northweit
9Han MS &brr-
GROCERIES (ECONOMIZE THRO JONES
Hidw.re. Dr, Coo and W M I ' V
Hardware. Dry Goods and
.'upww at ail kinds quoted
111 lilt til lUn.. lLlu
Lalatoc
JONES CASH STORE
Offrn a Mvtnt a whatrvcr
u may need. Snd (or
Ctlatog.
The Buyers &uide
Front and Oak St.
PORTLAND. OR.
Jfcenderson Pollard
Country Orders Solctted
Wines and
.Liquors
Finest Cigars
In Stock
First Door South of the Poindexter Hotel
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tor spot cash.
oil at noma.
lO tn HOti mnnt mnrov fnv rrm tn ahin Raw Fnra and Rides tn as than to
Yi rite tor Tloe last. Market iv'port. (Shipping inn, ana utxrotour
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about TraDDera' Secrata. Dacoyi. Trana. Game Law How and whara to trap, and to hrimi a tur-
caafultraitar. It'a a regular Encjckined ia. Prica, $3. Tror ouititmera, $l.Sft. Hi.lna tnnl into
beautiful Kobet. Our HaDtic Baitand IMcot atlrarti an i mala fc trajw tl 00 it Ih.uIo. Shi f-iir
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