LOCAL MENTION
Mr, Wrleb ami wife o Itedmoml,
met t in town Tuesday,
J, K. Stewart A Co. carry 1 1
moat complete linn of groceries ami
t llie most -taianonahlfl prices.
Circuit
May 4.
court meets Mouthy,
Rolled barley, lowest rssli pries
. jv, mawsri at vo.
If you want shave or your hair
neatly dressed call on Will Percy.
He II tbo best
A ladv's tan UrUol waa
I'r. II. (J. Davit hut ioined tUlunonlhs road t. nth... A...
lllirill. heat tl.a haaa 4r,,m ll..fl at tl.l. Tl..
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Willow tWk LumW-ths best hve "me bT
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James ifoMMBWMjn the city , nly 1 by A. H. C. A. Riddle goes to Madras to
yesterday from Culrrr getting jM.. '',,n,,n Co" morrow to bring Mrs. Riddle and
nitons for the nomination of Jan. ' Hertha Wilson of Bisters. "" young son to Prineville to
T. lloblnson an indiKndiii I ss Uitinu her mother Mn Har.k reside.
lti, the first of the week. Dj.,r,ct Attorney Frank M.n..
"kafla.S. Tai. a 1 T. I I Hal Hu.nt I V. at. ....I. 1 tl I
Roydof thejohn-ton ranch .pent Paring for the coming term of I enUn f tb" 7- Mr.
lust Friday and Saturday in io. circuit court. He returned toll,, "J"'1!
with friend, horns T..,.,la. bi" visiU to Prineville where he
i HWI IIUWU. 1 . . .
,, mny fnenda and acquaint
uu i, n . i. li, n ininnuint i ii a mini la m i.;k -i I
n ...... rvi'n ui ft wuuui
have arranged for aseriesof dances held an Informal social gathering
lurniK may. I III liril one taken rridav Vfnimr Anr 17 Tl,.
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place on May 8, the second on May evening opened with short musi-
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candidate for county judge
John T. Di.neyof Mad ran, came
tip lat Saturday, bringing In the
eloctinn retuma from kutchcr pro
cinct.
Juatice of the IW Win. Ulair,
of Young, brought in the election
returni from Lyle (lap precinct
la-t Saturday and apent Hunday in
town.
Warren McCorkle was in Prine
villa from Warnmpring lnnt Bun
day. T. M. italdwin i Hnding the
week in Portland on buainem.
Arcliittn t IIockeiilM'rry of Port
land la In the city on buainma and
la the gueat of hi brother, Prof. SI.
R. Hoekenberry and family.
I Complete ami up-to-date atock of
jewelry, clock, finhing tackle, etc..
I v. rrank PeteltY
Allrt Noble luturned yeaterday
from Portland where be haa betn
attending the Portland Ruineia
College.
Vance Profily brother of Ralph
Proflly, who wa aent to the Ul
ayium In IW, died there on
April 19.
George Millican, Alice Bmitb, II
C. Kane, II. I). Findlcy 8. A. Col
una and Mr. Loluni were among
thoee who made proof on timber
Claims this week.
The debating team of the hlh
school is hard at work upon the
coming debate with The Dalles
High Pchool. As, Luther Moore
will go to Raker City, David Pick
ett, the alternate choxen at the inter-society
contest will take his
place on the team.
Dr. and Mrs. Harold Clark were
in town lat Monday from I, a
monta. Dr. Clark is farming quite
extensively in the LamonU coun
try, and he has also recently
bousht the O'Keily ranch, an im
proved property of 210 acree, over
t the head of Hay Creek. Pin
neer.
The new organ for the Presby
terian church arrived lant week
and was used in the Easier service
last Sunday. The instrument is
something new of its kind in Cen
A. R. Ktelenet of Rend, massed
through town Saturday on his way
home from boinets trip to Port
land.
John Dillon of Madras came to
town last Friday on summons
from Sheriff Elkins, who needed
bim as a deputy. John is now of
ficiating as head jailor at the county
tactile
J. II. Ilorney of Madras, waa In
town last Tuesday and Wednesday
in attendance at the county con
12 and the third on the 15th.
U.-t your tickets for the musical
entertainment for the benefit of the
Presbyterian church tomorrow
vt ning. The iirram is a good
one and the purpose of the muci
nle is one that should loosen vour
im seslriniis. Turnout ami t.aolr C0,nlK,,
t a i n I...M refreshment
fi. i. k unii.
(. W. Whitsett of Rend, emit
the week in town.
cal and literary programme, after
wnicli games were played and
general good time enjoyed. The
secial feature of entertainment
was an old fashioned epelline
match, in which Miss Alta Dillon
succeeded in spelling down all
competitors. At late hour light
were served bv the
committee In charge.
The business men of Prineville
J. R. McDowell of M.,t,.a ,h.t,. rva "-I""" "d the
- - i - i ... J 41 1 a
i ,t ii.. . . xju.reu amount nas neen raised
man ol the socialist organuat on , .. , .
...p s, , , to nd the winners in the declama-
... w..av..v, xue-u.y tion.nd orat contest to Whit
.; " , , . 1 m nd Raker City. Luther
mi ijriu trpirruij, t ... ....
f I M ntaa mat til MA A r
A. AO II was Al MAtirai IMit wpek orftlnrinal fAhll Tit,u n:...
i wa v- ss) M. ia Cr VI L V
tit a. k I - . . J
loosing auernis property In that May 15. and Miss Clara llnm..
"cIi,y- winner of the declamation conft
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W. F. King spent primary day wiI1 f to 'hitman May 1, to con-
ii.i . . . . . . i nA uit mi n.i n.i ... nM. iir..t.
i. .uaarss. mr. ivinu received hu -w-iu uiu, i nn
votin in that precinct (Kutcher) "B,0D ,nu western Idaho.
against 32 for bis opjmneut.
Justice of the Peace 0. 0. Collver
of Culver, has tn-en in Prineville
this week assisting in the official
count of the primary vole for
Crook county. Mr. Collver has
lerved as a member of this board
for number of years and it has
come to be looked upon that the
count is not exactly official unless
he assists in the work. This elec
linn the board was composed of
County Clerk Warren Rrown,
Justice Collver and Justice J. L.
Luckey of Prineville,
Local option petitions were filed
with the county clerk Monday.
They ask for a vole at the June
election on the local option amend
ment and were signed by .360
mimes from all parts of the county.
Another petition will be filed from
Kuther precinct where some 80
mtmes have been secured and per
haps a third from Paulina. The
last two named will make the con-!
test precinct fight as well as
ances
Dr. C. II. Drake, honorary gradu
ate of the Ontario Veterinary Col
lege of Toronto, Canada, has lo
lated in Prineville. He treats the
diseases of domestic animals under
the latest scientific methods
Rert Roller has been employing
his handiwork on the show win
dows of Foster & Hyde this week
and the result is that that firm is
sporting some of the most attract-
ve windows in the city. The
background has all been done in
"scorched work" which makes
very pleasing and artistic effect.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to return our sincere
and heartfelt thanks to the kind
friends who so kindly eave ua aid
and aVMHlstance during the long ill.
ness and after the death of our dear
mother. We offer eepeclal thanks to
Mrs. Calavan, Mr. Watklns, lire.
Htantou and Mrs. Miller.
Mas. IhaU'oindkxticr,
M km. M. L. Chain,
N. R. Lvti.b.
Imported inlaid linoleum $1.35 (
per square yard ai A. 11. Llppman
at iompany's.
7civ Tillinorj Q
li Annlhpr Sliinmant Ill
1 1 reodver) Airrri frnm lh I 7?
j wholesalers di
I The very latest thing in I 7?
millinery can now be aem I Jj
at our millinery parlors I 7
ilffrs. Omma Zrroso J w
Opposite Tfca Radby I kt
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orsioeRS:
W. A. Sooth, SVaaldant
O. F. STiwa-r, Vic. Praa Idant
O. . Clkih. Oaahlar
W. A,
OIREOTOSS:
Booth, O. M. Eucma,
D. 9. Stit
Transacta a General
Banking' Business
Exchange Bought
and Sold
Collections will re
ceive prompt atten
tion
f irS trvi fa r, s? frv.
4 twj tVI k-wO klS .
Facts About Machinery
q In buying Plows, Drills, Harrows, etc, ' it behoove
one to know beforehand that they can get repairs for
ame. 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 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 neces sary re
pairs, we are semng tnem at reasonable prices.
Cream Separators
Have you been thinking about Cream Separators? If mi, look
Into the merit, not price, of the various wakes and see If you
are not decided In favor of the Sharpies Tabular. It Is ptwltlvely
the simplest, moat durable, ht-rniinlnsr, cloae-t-sklmmlnK ma
chine on the market Its syatem of separating la 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 skim milk Immediately
leaves the cream, the milk whirling upward against the wall of
the bowl and passing out at the skim milk outlet, while the
cream whirls upwanOnslde the milk, parsing out of the cream
outlet. This bowl consist of only three pieces which are easy to
take out and clean, which Is one of the gn-at points about a ma
chine. You will notice that the supply ean In The Tubular Is low
so that one does not have to climb up 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 care of.
(fail Ofairrtrl runt n nr (Ka k.la.n sf a Ann n t t Suana Asmnisnllans kati
pipe organ with double key-board 1 been formed both for and against
nd numerous swells and stops for the amendment and a closely con-
the modulation of tone. The be)- tested campnign will no doubt re-
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suit.
lows is oierated bv means of a
lever which requires the servici s of
a boy to manipulate. The organ
is a verv tine nna ami ita mtmnitina
can only be developed by thorough hortly Tl
study. Miss Deulsh Crooks is or-1 dit musical
gamut ai uie I'resbyierian church, good.
A. II. Kennedy's Prineville or
chestra expects to resume re hers is
shortly. The prospects for asplen-
organization are very
D. P. Adamson & Co
DRUGGISTS
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Matical lailiUMli
Mifaliati
Lawaey'a Caasics
Statiiair
Cfars
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.
I We have Chains, Charms, Necklaces, Fobs, Rings,
Bracelets, Emblem Pins, Cut Glass and Silverware.
Competent Jeweler and Engraver in charge.
D. P. Adamson &' Co.
DRUGGISTS
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Watch Repairing
W. FRANK PETETT
PrineviHe's Old
Reliable Jeweler
Next Door to O'Neil Restaurant
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bsaautiful atw. Our MaBtte Bstltaod Dbcot attrmrt animals t. trap . f 00 fwrhottl. Sh.n t-w
Bsdaa and fun to and g hubwt ytiem. Aa4erack Brasv. Iept tig. MiaapIia,Mloja.
High-grade Nickel
Alarm Clocks
As K"1 ns you Rt'ii
ernlly buy tor f 1 50
Our price only
95c
Watches
The famous liiKcrHoll make, gxuxr-
anttwl for one year 96c
Oct our prices on lilgh-grade Wal
tham or Elgtu makes; we can save
you money.
Baking Powder
Schillings, l-lbcau. .. 60e
" 8i-lb cans 1 10
" 5-lb " 2 00
Golden Gate, 1-1 b cans 50c
2-b " 9!)c
" B-lb " ... 1 86
Dependable, 1-lb tins . 40c
2i-lb . 05c
Wadco, 1-lb cans. 25c
Beans
No. I rinks, per lb 0c
" Small White, per lb 07c
" Llmas, perlb 00c
Mexican Ited, per lb . C)c
Canned Vegetables
Standard (lorn, per case. 2 50
" Tomatoes, per case S 25
" Beans, per case 3 00
" Teas 8 25
Canned Fruits
Diamond W brand, all kinds of
fruit per can 80c
Standard Brand, per can 25c
Cheese
Full Croam cheese per lb .
Lots of 5-lb or more
25c
22c
Home-Rendered Lard
6 lbs..... 80e
10 lbs 1.00
Macaroni
1-lb pk(s
10-lb boxes..
12e
70c
Cracker
1- lb Cartons, per pkgr
2- lb " "
Extracts The very best grade
2-os lemon .
2-o vanilla
4-os lemon
4-os vanilla.
12c
25c
25c
30c
45c
60c
Mush Good
10-lb bK8 Rolled Oats.
Violet " "
Cream of Wheat
Germ Grits
Korn Kinks
Force
Graham, 25-lb socks
50-lb " ....
Whole Wheat flour 25-lb
60-lb...
Hominy, 10-lb bags
Corn Meal " "
Grapenut .
. 60c
. 16Xc
. 20c
. 40c
15c
. COc
. 1 00
60c
. 1 10
45c
. 45c
. 15c
Milk
Carnation....
Eagle ...
Syrup
Sunset, X-gal palls .
lgal '
Rock Candy, M-gal
Tea Garden, -gal
" "1 gal .
Diamond W Maple, qt .
Diamond W Maple, -ga
" " " lgal J
Astec (pure Sugar Syrup) gal...,
" " lgal
12Je
20c
40c
80c
60c
60c
1 15
60c
80c
1 65
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J. E. Stewart & Co.
Specials for Saturday, Apr. 25
The half-dozen articles listed below are special for
Saturday only; all other prices quoted are our
regular price
Preferred Stock minced clamB, the very best quality
Saturday 15c
Fairy Toilet Soap, needs no introduction, Saturday price 05c
A nice lot of Petite prunes, small, but of fine flavor, reg
ular price 70. Special for Saturday per lb 05o
Another lot of Standard Brand of canned fruits of all
kinds, peaches, pears, pineapples, etc Supply your
wants at. .... .- 16c
Wild Rose Honey
The purest honey, put up in fancy bottleB, gross
weight lj pounds, special Saturday price 25c
Walnuts and Almonds
The very beet we can buy at per lb 16c
lightning Icecream Freezers
2 quart slie .
8 quart
4 quart.
6 quart.
Food Choppers
Medium size
Large size
Common Wire Nails
Basis price per keg
Small lota per pound
Stoneware
1 gal stone Jars and covers
2 gal .
4 gal
5 gal
1 gal stone Jug
gal bean pot
1 gal " "
2 gal stone churn
8 gal " "
2 25
2 60
3 15
4 00
1 60
1 85
5 00
06
50
80
1 25
1 60
50
35
60
85
1 10
Men's Suits
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We have on hand about 25 men's
suits which we are anxious to close
out aa 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 half price
Men's Hats
A lot of broken lines In hats, a few
of each Kind and sizes a little brok
en, values up to 3.50, your choice 95
Clothes Pins
Common, 3 dos
U. S. clasp 1 dos
Lantern, No 2 cold blast...
Wash Boards
No 1 glass .-.
No 1 braes
No 1 Zinc :
10c
1 15
55c
65c
45c
Rice
No 1 Japan per lb 8c
No 1 Head per lb 10c
Salt
R. S. V. P. 3-lb pkg : 15c
Fancy, small bags lOc
Dairy, 50-lb : . 1 20
Soap
Star, per bar 5c
" 20 bare 90c
Tar " 6c
Borax " medium size 6c
Castile, large bare 25c
Fancy Toilet soap 5c
Dew-Drop Wash Powder, 3-lb pkg 25c
Pyramid " . 05c
Smoking Tobaccos
1-lb can Union Leader 50c
' " Dixie Queen.., 55c
" " Pedro 60c
Mince Meat
Condensed In 1-lb pkgs 12J
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 " ice
D. M. Ferry's Garden Seeds
Number 1 Onion Sets
Garden Tools
No. 2 Garden Hoes 35c
" " 65c
No. 2 Garden Rakee 40c
"1 " " 70c
Flour
Flour, per sack 1 10
" bbl 4 25
" 5-bbl lots 4 00
" " 10-bbl lote r. 8 75
Lya, Rex friction top can 10c
Diamond W Honey,' gal .85
Vinegar, pure cidar, per gal 40c
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