C O. D. WOMAN BOUND OVERlBootKs Acquitted in
the Federal Court
Ada Pierce Held to Await Action of the Circuit
Court Under $250 Bonds.
Ada ri'rce, of Payville, Grant
county, who was pent C. O. I), to
Prineville Lttt week, was placed on
preliminary trial Saturday at the
court hoiiKe before Justice 11. Sharp,
charged with the larceny of a horse
and (addle. This was the first
cape to come before the newly
elected justice. M. E. Urink pros
ecuted, George Barnes appeared i
counsel for the defendant, and J.
II. Heckler of the t'oM springs
ranch near Taulina, took the stand
as complainant and prosecuting
witness.
The hearing itself was quite or
dinary, the result K ing that Miss
Tierce, who is 20 years old, was
Heckler and Barnea, who had to
be cautioned by the court, and
there were a number of ambiguous
questions and answers.
The prosecution tried to wring
from Miss Tierce a confession that
the reason she had chosen to com
to Prineville rather than go to
Burns for trial, was because jhe
believed her lorer in the alleged
crime, a man named Sheffield, who,
she says, she has known since she
was 14 years of age, was to meet
her here (in custody), although it
now appears that the said Sheffield
is held at Mitchell. The' young
woman, however, only tacitly ad
mitted this fact, saying that she
Its
bound over to await trial in the ; had hoped to see the man she .ikeil
circuit court under f2."0 bonds, but j so well even though he were under
the interchange of words between j arrest, the same as she was. Her
opposing counsel and the prow- principal defense for going off with
. . ,i '...o1 Mr. Beck evV outfit the wav thev
cuting witness was on the facetious, both anJ
ana sometimes on me Fpeciacuiar
order. The
plainly at
lie was pas
least once
sed very
between
was
Sheffield were sick and had to go
to some nearby town to seek relief
for their distress
A. Booth of Trineville re
turned from Tortland this week
happy in the verdict of acquittal;
rendered in the federal court in thej
cases of his two brothers and bro-1
ther-inlaw, who were defendant!
before Judge Wolverton in what j
has boon known as the Booth Sin- j
gleton conspiracy case. Only two
of the jurors were against acquittal!
at any time during the proceedings,!
land these finally acquiesced in the
unanimous opinion of the majority.
Robert A. Booth, ex-state sena
tor, was freely acquitted of the
conspiracy charge; J. 11. Booth, ex-
receiver of the Boseburg land office,
was acquitted for the teeond time!
in the federal court; and their j
brother-in-law, Thomas K. Single-1
t-n, was also exonerated of blame.
Tears of joy mingled w ith hearty
congratulations were in evidence
after Clerk Marsh had finished
reading the verdicts, each of w hich
was individually separate. Kach of
the three verdicts is equivalent to
compUte vindication.
temamsMKaa
ESTEBENETCHARGED WITH ARSON
Habeas Corpus Writ Dismissed and Bail Fixed
at $1250 Still in Jail.
Charged with arson, and also j made and granted for a charge of
held on a charge of selling liquor j venue, defendant's counsel sub
unlawfully, A. B. Estebenet isjmittingan affidavit. This charge
locked up in the Crook county jail j will, consequently, be reheard at
awaiting trial on the criminal j some place other than Bend, and
docket at the October term of 'probably before the next term of
court, which convenes in Trineville , court convenes
i erecting a plant at
TORTI.ANP. OREGON
for the manufacture of their
vorUl famima
PORTA KLE WT.Lh
PRILLING MACHINES
for water, oil. gas, etc., etc
A mmlernte amount ot
money will tnrt yon in
a lroiab!e business.
STAR PORTABLE
DRILLING MACHINES
have Wen proved by
,-o Tets to lio
JULY DISCOUNTS
Con
Th.- IVt 1 i I lie v ''!.
For full pat ticulars recant
inir well lvillit! nmihmcs,
tools, supplies, etc., write to
THE STAR DRILLING MACHINE CO.
or
AKKON. OHIO
Gigantic Explosion of Prices
iff
......
Estebenet is the ex-saloon keep
er of Bend whose place of business
Monday, October 5.
Both preliminary trials were
held last Friday at Bend before opposite the Bend Hotel was twice
Justice V.J. O'Connor. He was ' on fire within one week recently.
held on the arson charge in the
sum of $2500. A change of venue
was granted in the liquor case.
Estebenet has not yet been able to
furnish his bond.
At the hearings Attorney G. L.
Bernier of Trineville appeared as
special prosecutor for the state, and
Attorney F. II. Greenman of Bend
defended.
On the complaint alleging un-
Estebenet's case came up again
today before County Judge Ellis
on habeas corpus proceedings, in an
attempt to release the defendant
from jail. Attorney F. II. Green
man came down from Bend to rep
resent his client. After a lengthy
legal dissertation, Judge Ellis dis
missed the writ and held the priso
ner. Estebenet's bail, however,
was reduced to $1,250, which he
lawful sale of liquor, motion was may be able to furnish.
Redmond News.,
Teachers Examinations.
Agricultural
College
Corvaliis, Oregon
Offers collegiate courses in Apiculture,
incliiilm .Agronomy, lln.t .culture,
niaial HusUimlrv, i'airy Husbandry,
etc.; Forestry, lomiv-tu- Sciemv ami
Art, (.'nil. Kiectti.al, Mechanical ami
Mining Kntiineering; Commerce, Phar
macy. Offers elementary courses in Agricul
ture, Forestry, iKmiestie (Science Hint
Art, Commerce ami Mechanic Arts, in
cluliii forge work, cabinet making,
steam tilting, plumbing, machine woik,
etc. Strong faculty, uuNlern niuin
ment ; free tuition ; opens Sept.
Illustrated catalogue with fuM infor
mation on application to the Registrar,
free. Ml-It
Professional Cards,
S3rink
jf strt,
jCawytr
Ortymm.
SPeai Cstatt
Utile with tieo. W. Hume
Oryt
Mi .
M Mi
H4
The success of our waist al has
more than proven to us that our cus
tomers can appreciate good values
even on small purchases and we have
decided to give ft more liberal dis
count and extend it throughout the
store. Cash will talk here and our
stock must be reduced to low water
mark by July 31.
Si. Ciliott,
fftUrniy-mt-jCmm
SpAjfticiam mmtt Sttryrtn
VnUJt Anhwskki. 1'iowm.Y lT oi NtiKT
lirrii'iUM IH soerii or i
Icmv 1. 1. .h.'ii. .
PrtmtmiiU,
Orffom
Crtyom.
Citation.
In the Connty Court of the State of
Oregon, for the tounty of (.'rook.
In the matter of the estate of Fie I P.
Anderson, deceased. Citation.
To Minnie L. Anderson. FMilh M.I
An lemon. Wesley I.. An ler.-on and , xr T r
lleatrice U. Anderson and a 1 htirs un- j 0 M''
known, if any there be, greeting : ( Cbun'jr !PAfieian
In the name of tlie stitte of Oregon,!
yon are hereby cited and' required to i rJolknaD X CidtVOrcii
;e
At the height of the season you can buy everything
here in stylish seasonable goods at prices far below any
other pace in town. Quality and style unequaled
Our entire stock of "Sincerity Clothes" goes at a discount of
25 to 33J Pr cent. Florsheim Shoes for "The Man .Who
Knows" reduced 50c to $1.50 per pair. Men's fine Neg
igee and Golf Shirts reduced to low water mark.
Our Ladies White Waist sale will continue at the same
low price and everything to make your wardrobe complete
will be sold at explosion prices.
lumOtv i-ivn flint. th
REDMOND, Or., Aug. 3 Last (l)Untv Superintendent of Crook
Saturday, a little girl; not so very County will hold the regular exami
little, either, for she weighed 10 lb; j nation of applicants for state mid
made appearance at the home of ; '"ntJ- paper in the nigii Kcn.mi
liuiliimy: at rrineville, an follows:
and
appearance
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. C. Vood
was given a royal welcome.
Campers are in town to the ex
tent of twelve children and some
older folks. They, the older folks,
were land purchasers some time
since, but seem to have trouble
now in locating their land.
W. L. Gibson was hunting hor
ses Saturday morning which were
stolen again. We presume that he
found them later in the day or
that they came home again.
The Ladies' Aid has another ice
cream social on for Thursday after
noon and evening. The refresh
menls will be served at the school
house.
Latest advice i received from
Miss Olive Smith at Spokane are
to the effect that she is out of dan
ger. Ft iends of the family w ill be
glad to learn the cheering news.
We understand that A. E. An
derson is soon to leave here. IJe
has sold his town lots, east of the
Redfield property, to J. E. Lamb
who thinks they may come handy
when the railroad comes in.
E. C. Pa hk.
Horse Lost
White horse, weighs 1100 or 1200
pounds, branded 'J on left shoulder,
T4 connected on left stifle; broke to
ride or drive ; about 12 years old. Left
my place near Izee, Grant County, in
July, 1907. Suitable reward will he
paid for its return or for information
leading to its recovery.
7-l2mp J. V. Kunx, Izee, Or.
Notice for Publication.
Not Coal Land) .
Department of the Interior,
IT. 8. Land Otliee, at The Dalles, Or.
July 2, V.m.
Notice is hereby given that
William U. lialfour,
of Prineville, Oregon, who, on July
iwo, inane iimoer aim prone applica
tion No. 03!)1, for SKK NKK, Y.V, SIC'.
and SWtf 8E, Sec 14, Tp 14 S, K 18 K,
WM.lias filed noticeof intention to make
final Umber and ptone proof, to CKtab
lisb claim to the land above described
before Warren Brown, county clerk, at
liisohMceat Prineville, Or., on the l'Jth
uav ot October, 11)08.
Claimant names at witnesses :
Kachielhm E. Jones, John W. Hitter,
Thomas O'Kelly, Albert Sears, all of
Prineville, Oregon.
8-6p C. W. Mooue, lteginter.
KOI! STATE I'.U'KliK.
Commencing Wednesday, Anoint
12, at i) o'clock A. M., ami continuing;
until Saturday, Anoint 1.1, at 4 I'.
M.
Wednesday IVninanHliip, history,
xpellfii, physical geography, read
ing, psychology.
Thursday Written arithmetic,
theory of teaching, grammar, book
keeping, phyHirfl, civil government.
Friday Physiology, geography,
composition, algebra,
Saturday Botany, plane geom
etry, general history, English litera
ture, school Ia
K(IH COI NTV I'll'KI.'K
Commencing Wednesday, August
12, nt !) o'clock A. M., ami continuing
until Friday, August 11, at 4 V. M.
Wednesday Penmanship, history,
orthography, reading, physical geog
raphy. Thursday Written arithmetic,
theory of teaching, grammar, physi
ology. Friday Geography, school law,
civil government, English literature.
C. P.. Dinwidihk,
Superintendent of Public Inst rue
tion.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice i i hereby given that the part
nership theretofore existing between
II. (i. Davis and E. E. Spaulding, Den
tists, was on August 1, PHlH, by mutual
consent dissolved, paid E. E. Spaulding
retiring. All accounts due the late
firm are now due and collectible, and
may be settled at the ollice up to Am.
20, l'.XiS, after which date they will be
placed in the hands of Geo. L. Bernier
for collection. H. G. Davis,
. E. E. Sl'At'J.MNd.
Trespass Notice.
Trespassing and hunting is positively
prohibited en mv land in Section ."1,
Tp. 14 S., It 10 K.
Dated June ', l'JOK.
I'll ,). E. A DAMSON.
Willamette
University
Founded in 1844. New $50,000 build
ing this year.
The ( 'ollegu of Liberal Arts has strong
uiaui-uevBiuping courses, umer courses
in Oratory, Music, Theology, Education,
Medicine, Law, and in the academy.
45 ProfoEsorc High (tmlit.v instruction
State libraries afford superior advan
tages. For catalogue address
8 0-0 Pkesidkkt F. IIoukn, Salem, Or.
appear in the County Court of the tt ite !
ot Cretin, tor the county rt Crook, at
the courtroom thereof, at 1'rii.eville, in
the comity of Crook, on Monday the 7th
day of September, PJuS, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of that day, then and
there to show cau-e, if any there be,
w hy an order should not be granted to
M. It. hlliott, the administrator of said
estate to sell so much of the fallowm
described real estate of said deceased as
may lie necessary, to-wit, the southeast
quarter of the routhcast quarter of sec
tion eight, and the south half of the
southwest quarter and the southwest
quarter of tlie southeast quarter, of sec
tion nine, in township fifteen south tf
range twenty east of Willamette Meri
dian. Witness, the lion. II. C. Ellis, judge
of the County Court of tlie State of Ore
gon, for the county of Crook, with tlie
sell of said court allixed, this Oth duv of
August, A. D. 10 is.
Attest Warren Itrown, clerk. H-0
iPhyn'ciant mnJ Surymt.
Of Jtrtr 2Wc lt 0 tSim
SPrintvilU, Oryn.
ZPAyiician mnd 5Vry
Calls mmtmnntl prtmplly dajf tr migkl
Off lm M.M tmmjtmmm 'a
ml mmm" Vmm St:
MILLINERY
Clearance Sale
A nice assortment of Trimmed
1 bits, Sailors, Outing Hats, Veils.
Maline, Chiffon, Flowers, Kibbons
To be sold at Cost
Also'a full line of Zona's Toilet
Preparations, at
Millinery
Parlors
Corner Second and Main Sti.
Mrs. Estes'
mm
I Wurzweiler & Company
The ' Ochoco" 1,0c cigar is letter
than the ordinary smoke for the
same price. All cigar counters. j
Half-soling ladies' and children's
shoes f0c a pair; tnen'a 7io to $1
at Wilson's Shoe Shop, next door
to Journal ollice.
Orifom.
7yers
jCawytr
Practice in nil State nnd
Federal CourtM
jCaidlaiv,
Ortgon
Fine Ranch for Sale.
The best place on Willow Creek.
Four hundred ami chrhty acres of
gooil cultivable land: KM) under cul
tivation; Xi acres in alfalfa, 20 In
timothy: NO ncrt In gralu: good
house; so tons of hay 10 alfalfa and
40 tlmothp; :!." or 40 liend of cattle;
20 head of worh horses; 20 hogs; lots
of chickens, geese, etc. stream of
water running through the middle
of the tract from one end to thi
ol her; big spring on the place, wnter
all the year round.. Two orchards
200 trees bearing apples, pertrs,
plums and prunes. Good water for
domestic use. Half cash, balance on
easy terms. I'orfurther Information
address II. L. Montgomery, Grizzly,
Crook county. Oregon.- 4:t0tf
crqqe mm mi
OFFICERS:
W. A. Booth, Prtildant
D, F.8rtWAllT, Vlc Prtldnt
O. M. Elkin. 0ihlr
0IREOTOR8:
W. A. Booth, O. M. Elkin,
D. F. 8tiwat
Transacts a (leneral
'.auknip; JUtsinms
Ex cli a UK' Houlit
and Hold
CollfotiouK will r
ceive iirompt attention
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(? ?4 ?4 $4 1?4 4 4 ?4 1?4 & & l?4 7 v 4 1?4 ?4
P12S7
Good Watches
I have in stock a complete
line of the best wachea and
clocks and also do repairing.
JEWELER and OPTICIAN
Eyes examined and glasses
made t o fit. Graduate
optician.
W. Frank Petett
Prineville' Old Reliable Jeweler
Wilson's Shoe Shop
I have opened up a ' shoe shop
In Prineville in the McCullister
buildinjf, on Main street near
theOehoco bridge, ami am pre
i pareil todoalLkimluof repairing.
All work done neatly and
promptly and satisfaction guar
anteed. Prices very reasonable.
A trial will convince you that
this is the beet place to have
your shoe repairing done.
J. E. Wilson, Prineville, Or.
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Selling It At Cost
As we are arranging to manufacture at home this line
of housefurnishings, in order to close out the stock now
on hand we are selling all the goods rr.ade by the
Pacific Coast Manufacturing Company
AT ACTUAL COST
This gives you a chance to make a big saving in
the purchase of any of the following articles
Iron Beds, Springs. Mattresses
Pillows, Dressers, Chiffoniers
Washstands, Commodes
Sofas, Couches and
Lounges
A. H. LIPPMAN & CO
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WWW WWWWWWWWQ
Lawns in white und colored, regular 10c viiIuch
during mle, yet yard .
Organdies regular 12ic vulue, during mle, yd..
Cotton Voilles regular 20c vnlue, nnle price, yd.
Batistes regular 11c value, tmle rice per yard..
Panamas regular !!0c yord, during mile. , ,
Dotted Swiss regular 3.'lile yd., during sale
Dimities regular 20cf during fifteen day nalo. , ,'. .
Silk Chiffon regular 3fe value, nale price
Clifton & Cornett
THE BRICK STORE
Prineville, - Oregon.
FIFTEEN DAY SALE OF
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
AND WAIST1NGS
Rather than carry them over nntl as the season will
soon close wc are offering our entire line 'of Lawns,
Dimities, Panamas, Doited Swiss, Batistes, Silk Chiffons,
Organdies and Cotton Voilles for the next jjfteen days
at Just Two-Thirds the Regular Price. These are
all nice new patterns and were bargains nt the former
price. Price per yard plainly marked on each piece, hut
we take off one-third during the next fifteen days
Read these Prices, then come and
see the exceptional values we offer
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Put Your Machinery in Repair
Don't forget that the Prineville Machine Shop is equipped to do
any kind of machine work that can be done in Crook County.
Prices reasonable. Also carry Belting, Cap Screws, Machine
Nuts, Steam Fittings, Bicycles and Sundries. Agent for Reo
and Ford Cars. Automobile garage in connection.
All kinds of Gas Engine Repairs a Specialty.
ftr Remember that wo are supply headquarters for nil It i nils of
lubricating oils nnd gasoline. We can save you money,
Prineville Machine Shop
" " ' ED HODSON, Proprietor
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