LOCAL MENTION
C. Ii. KhattuckV family arrived
Sunday from K lit math Falls.
A D Morrill of Powell Itulies.
came in for feed grain Tni'sdny
Mm. John liolirr of Cm Keys,
is visiting relative in town this
week.
(1. VV. Noble mill fx it i i I v will
move out thin week to I lie Paulina Wamn Lifter returned Friday
l- it t k SI . t If
ranch for tin piinitnt-r.
llwaue of tlii union service
next Sunday, lr. iHitiMiiorp ftill
not preach at either err vice during
the day.
Mr. Dunsmore l.ytell, nephew of
Ir. DuMiiorc In etidiuK t few
days with the latter al the Hotel
Prineville.
8 II Hnyder. representing the
Horticultural Fire Relief of Ore
gon, with lieurunrtern at Halcm, is
in in town. He Ik looking U html
next for 1 it company.
Win. Prine of Hsy rreek, wan in
town Monday. He earns in for hi
daughter, Mra. I'errin, who, with
hla son Mart, will visit relative at
Goldendale, Wash.
Mra. T. M. Baldwin and the
Missea Baldwin Ml on Wednesday
for Portland, where they will at
tend the Hone Festival, and visit
with friend n the Koee City,
Kilitor Seabury o the Laidlaw
Chronicle and hia an lata lit, Minn
Florence Seabury, came over to the
county teat Saturday on a buiduess
trip. Bro. Seabury la a liye one
and la making a good pajer out of
the Chronicle. .
Miaa Conway, Mica Steven and
Mi Acker left last Haturday for
their homes in Portland Mies
Stevens and Mine Acker will not
return. Miss Steven hint laen
elected to position in the Hood
River High School.
J II Boiiliam, who la with the
NV. II. Harney shearing crew, was
in town the other day. They
have been shearing for J. F. Tay
lor and N. F. McCoin. From here
the crew will go to Mack Butte.
There are twelve men in the crew.
A marriage license hai been is
sued to Earl J. Wright of Bend,
and Miss Fannie Ooborn of Culver.
They were married at the home of
the bride yesterday and immedi
ately afterward left for Portland
to take in the Hone Carnival.
The local churchea will have
union nerviee next Sunday both
morning and evening. They will
be held In the Presbyterian church
at 11 o'clock and in the P A. A. C.
hall in the evening at 8. Rev. E.
F." Zimmerman of Portland, will
It- v, Moure is moving out to hi
ranch today.
Twenty workmen are buy on
the new court hmie.
Born n Thiiraday, May 21, to
the wife of Clin. L. Robert, a ton.
B. (ionnley wa a menger on
Monday's Mage for Paulina,
Roy Price wnt a business visitor
from Poet the lirst of the week.
from the 0. A. C. at Corvalli.
Mr. II. I, Whitftett lain the
city from Bend visiting relative.
Dick Vandeivcrt and family re
turned Sunday from (Jhtidah,
Oregon.
W. Frank Peleit hit gone to
Portland to take in the Rose Car
nival.
Howard W. Turner and wife
were in the oily Monday from
Powell Butte.
The coming Saturday and Mon
day are both legul holiday. Ion't
forget to do your banking and
oe(ollice business on Friday.
Collin W. Elkin returned the
first of the week from a purchasing
exicdition to the metroHili.
Sum Ruberg returned Haturday
from trip to hia ranch in north
ern Klamnth county.
(i Springer I back from an ex
tended campaigning tour through
the counties in the seventeenth
senatorial district.
Sheriff Elkin returned Satur
day from Salem where he had ln-en
taking prisoner to the eni
tentiary. Partie wanting strawberries for
canning purjMiwa will do well Ui
place their order with u. We
guarantee to deliver the very beat
lierrie obtainable and at price a
low a can be made by anyone.
quality considered. J. E. Stewart
Co.
Arrangement have been made
by which the election return will
be received and tabulated at the
Methodist church, which will be
open for such during Monday
night and the next day. This is
for the public good and everybody
ia welcome to come and get the
new
C. B. Dinwiddie and I W. Sear
returned Sunday from Salem where
they have been attending the I. 0.
O. F. Grand Lodge of Oregon. Mr.
Dinwiddie waa elected to the office
of grand warden. This ia the first
time that Prineville ha hern rep'
resented in the grand lodge, al
though it has been an active or'
ganixation for twenty-five years
A party of a x men from Pome-
preach in the morning and deliver I ro.Vi Washington, are in Prineville
an illustrated lecture on local toilny on tneir way to t lie southern
onlion in the evening. H hi-on Dart of the county in quest of tim
n r - -
hia canvas of the county at Mad
ras last Sunday and is -today at
Laidlaw. According to reports, be
ia Wing beard by great crowd
who apeak very highly of both the
lecture and the pictures.
her lands. Among the number
are Dr. Black and Thomas Nelson,
prominent citizens of Pomeroy.
They have money to invest in
land if the proer kind can be
found and the prices are right.
Born, today, to the wife of O. C.
Oray, a boy, -
Born On Hunday, May 24, to
the wife of A. P. Jones, a on.
Joe Weigand I building a nice
home on hi ranch near Lamonta
Born On Thursday, May 21, to
the wife of Logan McPherson, a
daughter.
The Prineville public school will
close its year' work with a picnic
tomorrow.
Mr. and Mr. Bert Roller were
pleasantly surprised by the mem
bers of Juniper Circle last evening.
Jay .Lutney returned last week
from hia home in Wisconsin where
he f pent the winter visiting rela
tives. ' -
If you want to buy or trade for
a new or second band sewing ma
chine, call at Will Percy's barber
shop.
Saturday evening will be the
last chance for a good skate until
the rink opens in the fall. Man
ager Poindexter is preparing for a
good turn-out.
W, D. Barnes of Laidlaw, was in
the city Monday on business. Mr.
Barnes is assisting in the engineer
ing work on the new survey of the
Columbia Southern ditch.
Hood River strawberries have
begun to arrive in the local
market. Theyare of a good quality,
slightly damaged from shipping
when wet, but sell readily at 25
cents per box.
C. T. Lillard and Mrs. Cecil and
daughter of Portland, passed
through Prineville today on their
way to Harney county. Mr. Lil
lard was formerly a prominent
stockman of Paulina.
K. W. Van Yalkenburgh passed
through town today with a steam
threshing outfit for the Burns
country. About a week has Wen
consumed in making the journey
from Shaniko to Prineville and ten
days will peihaps.be required to
finish the journey to Burns. The
machine wa traveling under its
own power and drew a xagon
especially equipped to carry the
fuel.
Wool Goes at 12 Cent
Pendleton, Or., May 25 About
800,000 pounds of wool out of
something over 1,000,000 pounds
that were offered in the first sales
for this city was sold. The prices
bid ranged from 6 to 13 cents per
pound. Most of it changed hands
at or near 12 cents, and there were
only two bids as low as 6 cents
The prices paid were from 1 to 3
cents lower per jound than the
growers expected, and on a scoured
basia are about 35 per cent lower
than last year. While the wool
opened up well as tar as staple is
concerned, the buyers declared
there was more sand and dirt than
UBual, due to the large number of
wind and dust storms this spring.
Campaign Lie Nailed
A report has been circulated in
Crook county that Fred W, Wil
son, the republican candidate for
district attorney, i a stockholder
and the attorney for the Eastern
Oregon Brewing Company of The
Dalle. In order to correct the
false impression such a report was
intended to make Andrew Keller,
the president of the company,
sends to the Journal the following;
The Dalles, Or., May 27th, 'OS.
I, Andrew Keller, hereby certify
that I am the president and man
ager of the Eastern Oregon Brew
ing Company, conducting the only
brewery at The Dalles, Oregon;
that I have been told that the re
port is being circulated that Mr.
Fred W, Wilson, the republican
candidate for district attotney, is
a stockholder in and the attorney
for said brewerv. In justice to
Mr. Wilson I wish to state and de
clare that such report ia absolutely
untrue and false. Mr. Wilson has
no interest whatever, either di
rectly or indirectly in the concern,
nor ia he the attorney for the
same.
Neither the brewery, myself or
anyone connected with it has any
interest either in the election of
Mr. Wilson or his defeat and I
make this statement simply to set
forth the exact truth, by request of
Mr. ilson, and to correct any
false report which may be made
to the contrary.
A.N'DKKW KELLER, President.
Give Me Your Support for County
Judge.
As an indefiendent candidate for
county judge I have an undeniable
claim upon the voters of the coun
ty for their support. I have been
a resident of Crook county for 24
years, during which time I have
been in the public service but once
and that waa when assessor for one
term. My term in office gave the
people absolute satisfaction.
The Bend country already has a
commissioner and a vote lor Mr.
Ellis means that the Bend country
will dominate the county in the
court for at least two years. A vote
for me means a division of power
proportioned rightly between the
east end, the west end and the
north end. Could anything be
more lair or just Ail parts ot
the county will thus be represented
equally by competent men. Vote
for me and get square deal.
Jas. T. Robisho.n.
iK'ilnxt K'uiililliiK and election
frauds.
In view of the fiwt that the com-H-nitlori.
of the district attorney
lit oeen twice Incrt-iised durinic the
past ten yeiirw, and n a Mil waa In
troduced In the last iwwtlon of the
Icjflxl'iture asking for fuldltlonul
corn iiKiit Inn for deputy hire fur
this olllee, I , hereliy stats that. If
elected, I will Iss content with the
present salary and will not ask the
legislature for Increase of pay.
Jon Oavi..
Fine Ranch for Sale.
The best place on Willow Creek.
Four hundred and eighty acre of
Kood cultivable land; 100 under cul
tivation; 35 acres In alfalfa, 20 in
timothy; 80 acre In grain; good
house; Ml tons of bay M alfalfa, and
40 tlinothp; 33 or 40 head of cattle;
20 head of work horses; 20 hogs; lota
of chickens, geese, etc.; stream of
water running through the middle
of the tract from one end to the
other; big soring on the place, water
all the year round. Two orchards
200 tree N-arlng apple, peara,
plum and rune. Good water for
doiuewtlc use. Half cash, balance on
easy term. For further Information
ndijresM H. L. Montgomery, Grizzly,
Crook county, Oregon. 4 'MU
The best shoe values in town at
J. E. Stewart & Co.'s.
BRING YOUR
Watch Repairing
TO
W. FRANK PETLTT
ritlNEVILLE'S OLD
RELIABLE JEWELER
Neat door to 0"Neil RnUurant
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iTIT The bee industry in Crook County should be
jj entered into by a great many more than now do. Q
It doesn't seem to be generally known that they do
exceptionally well here, and the price of honey is
always high.
flT Iiees travel from two to four miles to gather
jj honey, so that if there is an alfalfa field within
this distance'from your place, you can profitably care
for bees. We feel that a few stands of bees at every
ranch will give the greatest returns on the money
invested of any branch of industry on the place. We
have recently received a complete assortment of
Bee Supplies of the "Root's Patent" make, which
are made different and from better material than the
common western make. We can supply all your needs
along this line.
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PORTLAND. 0.
Announcement.
The Dalles. May 8, 1D0S.
To the Voters of the Soveneli Ju
dicial District:
My name will appear on the ballot
In June as the democratic candidate
for prosecuting attorney for the 7th
district.
I take this opportunity to state
that, if elected, I will during my terra
of olllee strictly ami impartially en
deavor to enforce the law generally
aa to crime; and, "wet" or "dry" as
may lie voted In the various portions
of the district, I will enforce the
state laws na they exist against sale
ot liquors to minors mid providing
for the Sunday closing ot saloons
and will also enforce the laws
Make? k Cmk Katru J A 1 O f Hukal fcutraatatt
V. r. Adamson & to
Camn Sapplie hmtj't Caadie
Will Paper DRUGGISTS
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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.
I Competent Jeweler and Engraver in charge.
D.
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DRUGGISTS
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J. E. STEWART &. COMPANY
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED
Gents' Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Notions, Fishing Tackle, Garden Hose and Supplies
Grocery Specials
Saturday, May 30
Diamond W Jelly and Preserves '
Preserves and jellies put up in glass jars, gross weight 1J pounds. The
very hest goods, regular price 35o, special Saturday price 25o
Lemons
Large fancy fruit, special on Saturday only, at per doz 25c
Prune
A limited amount of choice petite prunos, small but of good quality
special for Saturday at per pound 05c
Crackers
For Saturday we have a lot of the very best soda crackers made (Abetta
Biscuit) regular 3 for 25o value, special
Macaroni
10 lb boxes, white or yellow, good fresh stock, pi r box . .' 60c
Which
CREAM
SEPARATOR
is Cheapest?
Several catalogues houses are
offering "just as good" cream sep
arators for sale at a lower price
than the U; S. Cream Separator
sells for. Hut before the unfortu
nate purchaser of one of these
" mail order " separators gets
through paving the repair bills he
finds that first cost isn't the only
difference. The " cheap " separat
ors soon get out of fix because
they are built of cheap material.
and loosely put together. The cost of repairs alone in the first year or
two would pay the difference in price between one of tthem and a U. S.
But more important still they do not skim clean, they waste cream at
every skimming.
U. S. CREAM SEPARATORS
have stood the test of time. Many of them have been in use for 10 years
or more, and have cost their owners next to nothing for repairs. They
are easy running, skim cleaner than any others, have a simple, easy-to-wash
bowl ; enclosed, safety gearing and a convenient, low milk tank.
See a U. S. Separator for yourself that's the best way. They are sold by
Dry Goods Specials for Sat.
May 30
Ladies' Fancy Lace Hose
Values from 35c to 50c, special for Saturday 25c
Men's Fancy Hose
A big lot of assorted patterns in 30c and 35c values to go on Saturday
at per pair 2(Jc
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