LOCAL MENTION
(luv Mrl'ullmtiT i( Httlfiii came
in Mon.hy to work on hi tlm-sl
t lit in.
Mayor II. J. McDonald and wife
f HfiiJ, with in .'rineville Ia
Hunday.
Sheriff Frank Klkins nia.le an
oflkial trip to Iterid last Saturday.
I in (Kirted Inlaid linolium J 1 JH
I r squart ysrd at A. II. I.lpru.ni
A Company's.
Presiding Klder Walton Skip
worth of The Ihilles, visited the
heal Mcllniiliftoihiirih this k,
J. D. Kiddi-11, representing the,
Ha tin Marble and (iranita work
of.The Dalles, 1 in town thin week.
Humpy Cmnming and Harry
Corwin, young ranchers from the
Culver district, were In town yes.
tcrday.
Or Kva Hopaii Marsh ol I'ort
land, arrived on Hunday's slage
for a atav of a couple of month in
Prinevilie.
ThaCrowu Millinery Parlora re
ceive new good every week. The
very latest in dress ami Mreet hut
can be ttu at the McCallirter
building.
W. C. Cong-leton returned the
laat of the week from a campaign
trip through northern and western
I'rook, in (he interest of hi ran
tlidacy for sheriff tn the demo
emtio ticket.
T. M. Baldwin ha donated the
use of the old bank building to the
I'rinevillo band a a band hull,
which will hereafter be the head
quarter of that organisation for
practice and other meeting.
J. N. Williamson's shearing
plant and a sheep camp burned
on tly Inat week. The tire wai
net by some parly unknown.
Iroerty destroyed waa worth
about $2500, and insured for (MX).
Peter Marnach of Madras, wit
in Prineville yesterday on business,
lie brought up with him hi line
bay I'ercheron stallion, Prince Cor
bet, which attracted favorable no
tice of all the horteuien who saw
bim.
John K. Uy an aold hi beef cat
tle for 14.75 the other day. Thin
I the U-et price paid thi eeao
ao far aa we have been able to
lenrn. ilia contract call for de
livery at Shaniko April 12. The
cattle started north Sunday.
Married Walter T. Morri and
Mi. Trixy Long, Thursday, April
U. 1SW8, Key. J. T. Moore, ofliciat
ii g. The marriage took place at
the residence of the bride' parent
in Prineville. The groom la a for
et ranger and the voting couple
will make their hone at Maury.
Col. P. W. Vaillo, alar postal
route inapector for Oregon, was in
Prineville last Saturday on his
way home to Portland Irom a trip
of inspection through Klamath
and Lake countiea. Colonel Vaillo
left the railroad in northern Cali
fornia and made the trip north by
atage.
Clarke Rude of Sandusky, Ohio,
haa been in i'rineville several daye
thia week looking after matter in
connection with the Pioneer Tele-
idione Company in Crook county,
dr. Kude i associated with Judge
K. 1$. King and W. U. Ciuerin, Jr.,
and wa covering the territory in
company with Manager II. C. El
lia, of the telephone company, in
the latter' gasoline buggy.
Hon. H. K. Nichola ol Lniillaw,
wa ln I'rineville last Hut unlay.
)ave W. liitnult of Cnlvir, vi
ited in i'rineville during the aiek.
J. A. Graham of Histr-rs, wit n
the Ctitint Vfi-Nt several days thi)
week.
Ia'X Inig, inuniiger of the Hay
creek atore, wh in town Hominy
and Monday.
A. W. Uoyce, a prominent
rancher from the Ilaysiaik conn
try, wn in the city on business
Tuesday.
U. H. Commissioner Frank 0
born ii nd F. M. iovetnnd were in
town the first of the week from
Madru, attending to buine mut
ter. J. W. Meredith of Cline Fall,
wa In i'rineville Tuesday and
Wednesday. Meredith Kro., are
closing out their mercantile bud
tie i at that place at coat, and ex
iect to retire from business ll ere.
Elmer Niawonger wa in town
yesterday from hi ranch at Powell
Unties and slate that the deep
well drill begun work there hint
Monday and wo making good
progre on the well, which i to be
unk to a depth of a thousand feet
or more, unless suflicient water i
truck at a Irsser depth.
Foreat Supervisor C. H. 8ciu re
turned from i'rinevillo on the local
laat evening and aaya they had a
very eucceful meeting in dispos
ing of the grazing jx-rmit of the
national forests for thi year. He
tya the cattlemen and sheepmen
were in perfect harmony and there
ia no bitterness Itetween them
whatsoever in connection with the
firl grating territory.- Eugene
Kegiater.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodit church, after extenaive
preparation, will hold a bazaar on
Saturday of thi week in the Moore
building, next door to the Crook
Countv Hank They will make a
pednity of Easier article fnrale,
but will also have many other
thing useful and ornamental, In
side ice cream, cake and candy.
It will open in the afternoon and
evening. A special feature will be
a baby how in the afternoon in
which prize will h given.
The annual election of oflicera
for the Ladies' Annex of the ath
Ictic club wai held at the club
room last Tuesday afternoon.
The officer elected were: Presi
dent, Mr. C. A. Lytle; vice-president,
Mr. M. It. Elliott; secretary,
Mire Iva Hooth; treasurer, Mrs J.
H. Rosenberg. After the business
meeting refreshment of ice cream
and cake were served, and later J.
II. Haner, president of the P. A. A.
C, in iH'half of the club, presented
the ladie with a large basket of
orange.
Fred S. Stanley of the I). I. A P
Co., accompanied by Roscoe How
ard, Dr. Sliter and E. O. lUanch
ard, cashier of a Hood River bank,
arrived in I'rineville last Saturday
evening from Shaniko in an auto
mobile, being on their way to the
irrigated region about Redmond
and Rend. The party drove out of
Prinevillu in livery rig, the auto
following later. While no infor
mation of a definite nature could
be glenned from the party, it is in
timated that a reorganization
movement is on foot in the com
pany, and that additional capital
is ia to le interested in the recla
mation work of tho company.
J. H. Shipp lift for a businest
trip to Portland last Thursday.
Mr. Hudson and her pupils will
give musical for the benefit of
the Presbyterian church April 21.
I). P. Adamson A Company are
making aome substantial interior
improvement in their drugstore
thi week.
J. L. McCulloch baa purchased
the Moore building next door to
the Crook County Rank paying
4000 therefor.
C. II. Erickson waa in town yes
terdny from hi ranch near Rear
Creek Ruttes. He hai his
own irrigating ditchea on hi land
and ia putting hi ranchjn alfalfa.
I'erry Poindextcr ia the owner of
a bran new Reocar, which he pur
chased through Ed Hodson, the
I'rineville agent of the company.
Perry handle the machine like an
ex erienced "chauffeur."
The service of the Methodist
church will be of unusual interest
next Sunday. The nuarterlv com
munion service will be administer
ed in the morning at 11 o'clock.
In connection with thia the pastor
will speak on the theme, "What
Methodist Relieve In." The pas
tor' subject for the evening ser
vice will be "The Saloon and it
Bribe; Doea it Pay?" The public
ia cordially invited.
Mr, and Mra. J. II. Reckley pass
ed through I'rineville last Friday
from their cattle ranch on upper
Crooked river, on their way to
Portland where they will reside
until next July. They were ac
companied by two of Mr. Reck
ley' brother who have been visit-'
ing at the ranch. Mr. Beckley U j
running about 700 head of cattle
in the upper Crooked river region
and say that that i a splendid ;
catlle country. I
Mrs. Este has her new stock of
millinery on display.
Rolled barley, lowest cah price
at J. E. Stewart A Co.
The P. A. A. C. held their annu
al election of oflicer Monday. J.
II. Haner waa elected president
and l)r, Rosenberg, secretary. The
director are F. B. Milliorn, C. M.
Elkina and T. M. Baldwin.
Two band of aheep, one belong
ing to Albert Canning and the
other to J. N. Williamson, mixed
near town Monday and men have
been buiy seperating them all
week. There were 6000 head in
the lot.
James Rice, vice president of the
B.8. A L. Co., at Haycreek, lain
I'rineville thia week with one
of the company's thoroughbred
English Shire stallion. The horse
will be kept for aervice at the
Hamilton Stable in Prineville
during the next month. Thia big
shire is four year old and ia one
of the herd imported from the es
tate of the famous Peter Stubbs, of
Ulos, England, by the Haycreek
company.
Mra. Zilpha II ne died laat
Thursday night at ber homestead
10 mile aouth of Prineville, at 10
o'clock at the age of 74 years.
Funeral aervicea were held at the
home Sunday and interment made
in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Mra. Hinea bad lived here for 20
year coming to Crook county from
Missouri. She waa the mother of
Mra. John Arnold, who ia the only
near relative who survive ber.
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Another Shipment just
received direct Irom the
wholesalers
Jk kmrt VJS$ Vmr? tfwl fcW t, WT5 t?w$ fc-wS fcN4 fc-w
The very latest thing in
millinery can now be teen
at our millinery parlors
9ffrs. Cmma tProso
OpponU The fUdby
Report of the condition of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon
At the do of IxutnoM February 14, 1908
KEffOUKCE UABIMTIM
loam and IHneoanU IZM.S44 M capital Block S MM
CdIIwI HUtea Bonds 00 Surplua and undtrlded proBU STet SS
Bank (rrmlsmi IXM U circulation UJO 00
Iu from banks tub) lo ck M.1SI 10 Individual Do post la Kl0 M
Cash on band. 00.170 0 IMrtdt-nsun paid 1,170 00
Redemption fund tab 00
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Win WanwaiUr. Vlc. PiW.Unt H. Baldwia, Am't CatUar
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Wall Paper
D. P. Adamson & Co
DRUGGISTS
Statical
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Statiamry
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The place to buy an Elgin, Waltham, 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, Charms, Necklaces, Fobs, Rings,
Bracelets, Emblem Pins, Cut Glass and Silverware.
1$ Competent Jeweler and Engraver in charge.
D. P. Adamson & Co.
DRUGGISTS
Facts About Machinery
J In buying Plows, Drills, Harrows, etc, it behooves
one to know beforehand that they can get repairs for
same. It is a great inconvenience and expense to be
unable to get s.ny certain part to an implement or ma
chine from the local agent, therefore we aim to keep
supplies for all our machinery, besides our endeavor 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.
Cream Separators
Have yon been thinking about Cream H-Aratlors? If ao, look
Into the merits, not price, of the various makes and If you
are not decided In favor of the HhArplwi Tubular. It I positively
the stmpkat. moat durable, light-running, closest-skimming ma
chine on the market. Its system of separating Is entirely differ
ent from any other make the milk going In at the bottom where
It whirls with the bowl being subjected to the powerful centri
fugal force which the bowl generates, the sklra milk Immediately
leave the cream, the milk whirling upward against the wall of
the bowl and passing out at the skim milk outlet, while the
cream whirls npward Inside the milk, panning out of the cream
outlet. This bowl constate of only three pieces which are easy to
take out and clean, which la one of the great points about a ma
chine. Ton will notice that the supply can In TbeTubular is low
so that one doea not have to climb np to empty 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 eare of.
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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High-grade Nickel
a a al a
Q Alarm Uocks
As good hh you nvn
erally buy for $1 BO
Our price only
95c
Watchea
The famous Inrsoll iniike, ifimr-
an teed for one year 85c
Oct our prices ou liUrli-nnule Wal
tham or Klln makes; we can snve
you money.
Baking Powder
KchlllliiRs, 1-lbeaiiH 60c
B-lb " 2 00
Golden Unto, 1-lb cans 50c
'2-tti " 1 00
6-lb " 2 00
DoHndnbk, l ib tins.,.. a 40c
" 2,Si-lb' or
Watlco, 1-lb cans 25c
Beans
No. 1 Pinks, er lb 0tc
" Small White, ja-r lis 07c
" Limns, peril) 00c
" Mexican lied, per lb Oc
Canned Vegetable
Standard Corn, per case 2 50
" Tomatoes, per ciw) 3 25
Beans, per ease fl 00
" Peas 3 25
Canned Fruit
Diamond W brand, all kinds of
fruit per can ; 30c
Standard Brand, per can 25c
Cheese
Full Cream cheese per lb .. 25c
Lots of 5-lb or more 22c
Home-Rendered Lard
6 lbs : 80c
10 lbs l.0
M
acarom
1-lb pkurs.....
10-11) boxes..
Cracker
1- lb Cartons, per pkj, .....
2- 11) " "
70c
12Vjc
26c
Extracts The very best grade
2-oa lemon 25c
2-oa vanilla 30c
4-ox lemon . 45c
4-oi vanilla.. 00c
Mush Good
10-lb bans Rolled Oats 50c
Violet " " 16c
Cream of Wheat 20e
Germ Grit 40c
Korn Kinks 8c
Force . 15c
Graham, 25-lb sacks. a ... 60c
' 50-lb 1 00
Whole Wheat flour 25-lb 00c
" " 50-lb 1 10
Hominy, 10-lb bncs 45c
Corn Meal " " 4flc
Grapenut 15c
Milk
Carnation 12J.C
Eaglo. - 20c
Syrups
Sunset, -gal palls 40c
" lgnl " 80c
. Rock Candy, 4-gn 60c
Tea Garden, i-gal 60c
" 1 Rill ' . 1 15
Diamond W Maple, qt 60c
Diamond W Maple, -Ka' 80c
' 1 gal 1 66
Astec (pure Sugar Syrup) gal 60
" " "1 gal 1.00
J. E. Stewart & Co.
Specials for Saturday, Apr. 1 1
To the out of town trade who are unable to take
advantage of our Saturday Sales we will allow the
same price on the Monday following but positively
on no other day
Crackers and Sweet Cookies
1-Pound Cartons Soda Crackers, nice fresh stock
on Saturday. v 10c
Sweet Cookies of all kinds put up in air-tight pack
ages which keeps them fresh and nice, regular
15o value, Saturday 10c
Crystal White Laundry Soap
White laundry soaps are fast taking the place of
the common kinds, and of these none are bet
ter than Crystal White Soaps of this quality
and the same Bize, are being sold for 8i cents
per bar; our special Saturday price 05o
Tar Soap
True Blue, or LuckePa Tar Soap, per bar 05o
H O Pancake Flour
H 0 Goods need no introduction; quality the best,
regular price 20o package. Saturday sale .... 12 jo
Lightning Icecream Freezers
2 quart slie
3 quart !
4 quart
6 quart .
Food Choppers
Medium size.
Large Bite
Common Wire Nails
Basis price per keg
Small lota per pound..
Stoneware
1 gal stone jars and covers .
2 gal
4 gal...,
6 gal..
2 25
2 60
3 15
4 00
1 60
1 85
5 00
06
1 gal stone jug
gal bean pot
1 gal " "
2 gal etone churn..
3 gal " " ..
Men's Suits
50
80
1-25
1 60
50
35
60
85
1 10
We have on hand about 25 men's
sulta which we' are anxious to close
out as we do not Intend to carry a
stock In this line. Our regular
price was reasonable, but to make
make them move quick we will let
them go at just one halt price
Men's Hats
A lot of broken lines In hats, a few
of each kind and slses a little brok
en, values up to 3.50, your choice 95
Clothes Pins
Common, 3 dot 10c
D. S. clasp 1 doa 8c
Lantern, No 2 cold blast. 1 15
Wash Boards.
Rice
No 1 Japan per lb a 8c
No 1 Head per lb ; 10c
Salt
R. S. V. P. 3-lb pkg ; 15c
Fancy, small bags 10c
Dairy, 50-lb 1 20
Soap
Star, per bar 5c
" 20 bars 90c
Tar " " 6c
Borax " medium size 6J,c
Castile, lurge bars 25c
Fancy Toilet soap 6c
Dew-Drop Wash Powder, 3-lb pkg 25c
Pyramid " " " " 25c
Smoking Tobaccos
1-lb can Union Leader . 50c
" " Dixie Queen 65c
" " Pedro 60c
Mince Meat
Condensed In 1-lb pkgs 12J4c
Nuts
No 1 Soft-Shell Walnuts, per lb 25c
I. X. L. Almonds (the very best) 25c
Home-Cured Meats
Hams, per lb '. 19c
Bacon " .. 16c
Cove Apples (The best on the market)
Per box 1.65
D. M. Ferry's Garden Seeds
Number 1 Onion Sets
Garden Tools
No. 2 Garden Hoes 35c
" 1 " " 65c
No. 2 Garden Rakes 40c
" 1 " " 70c
Flour
Flour, per sock 1 10
" " bbl 4 25
" " 5-bbl lots 4 00
Lye, Rex friction top can 10c
Diamond W Honey, gal .85
Vinesar. nure cidar. per gal 40c
No 1 gloss
65c
55c
No 1 brass..
No 1 Zlnc..
45c