The Place to Save
Money
Shoes for Men, Women
good
STRAW AND FELT HATS FOR
Ladies' Waists
We are now showing a choice
assortment ol moderately priced
new spring styles.
I. MICHEL,
Ed Kutcher, Pioneer
Dies in Prineville
EJ Kutcher, one of the best
known residents of the county, and
a pioneer settler, died in rrineville,
Wednesday, March 24. 19C9, ol
heart disease. Mr. Kutcher was
brought to the city from his home
at Haycreek on Monday to receive
medical care, and grew rapidly
worse, his death occuricg at the
Hotel Prineville.
Deceased was about 65 years old.
He was an Englishman by birth
aid hid aerved in both the English
and American navies, having been
around the world four times. He
had traveled extensively in all
parts of the world and could relate
in a most interesting manner ex
periences and scenes encountered
on bis travels.
Mr. Kutcher was made a Mason
in Erance, but had transferred his
membership to the Prineville
Lodge. He was also a member of
the local chapter of the Order of
the Eastern Star. The remains
were taken in charge by the
Masonic lodge and the funeral will
occur Friday under their auspices,
with burial in the Prineville ceme
tery. Mr. Kutcher had lived in this
county for the past thirty years or
more, making his home on Willow
ureeK ana ai naycreeK. ue was
ever known as a good citizen and
upright man. Kutcher precinct
(Madras) was named in his honor.
Of immediate relatives he leaves
a sister, Mrs. Brown, of Haycreek,
to mourn his death. Many life
long friends will sincerely regret
to learn ol his demise.
Strayed.
Two Rvldinjrs, eight and nine years
old; one light and oue dark bay;
both had on new lml tern; weight
llii each. They left Redmond on
Saturday evening, March 20. and
were tracked Sunday to a point on
the Bear Creek road eight miles
southeast of the Johnson ranch,
When last seen they were on the
Silver Lake road, six miles northeast
from the Johnson ranch, eoinir
toward rrineville. $20.00 will le
JLJ,nf2mHat,oni,ngtotMHKaon of Prineville will be held
I?" p fy;tad iWrd. rJ refUrn to n Saturdav. the 27th dnv of March,
tl' oil?' Kedmonu. trok0 conn. hm at tU(. MaHonIc Hall
ty, Oregon. 3-25tf II. Baldwin, Secretary.
Edison Phonographs
Combination types that
standard two-minute and
berol four-minute records.
$30
$40
Victor Talking Machines
$30 $40 50
Sold on Installment Plan
Wall Paper
Wh.
en
you
clean house this
will have one or
spring you
more rooms
spring stock
and patterns
to paper. Our
covers all grades
priced
roll
10c
per
THE iWINNEK COMPANY j
THE LEADER
Our line ol Edwards-Stanwood
Shots are the kind thai appeal to your
sense. They wear the marks
style, comfort and durability. Die value
is all over the shoe Irom heel to toe,
Irom top to sole. In Oxlord and high
cut and the prices are just right
Educational Rally at
Bend, April 10
County Superintendent Ford is
arranging for an educational
meeting to be held at lend on
Saturday, April 10.
All teachers and school officers
embraced in the territory uth of
Crooked River and east of the Des
chutes and all of the Lnidlaw,
Tumalo districts and that territory
tributary to Bend are earnestly
requested to attend this meeting.
Questions pertaining to the
general interests of the public
schools will be discussed. Some
of the topics that will be discussed
are as follows:
(11 Crook County High School
training department Led by Prof.
W. B. Chapman of Redmond and
Prof. M. B. Hoekenberry of the Crook
Co. High School.
(2) The School Exhibit at the
County Fair How to moke it a
success.
(3) High Schools their future
led by J. Alton Thompson of Laid
law and Miss Ruth Reed of Bend.
(4) How I Tench the Little Folks.
Miss Nona Richardson of Bend.
(5) Literature in the grades M Iss
Rose B. Tarrott, of Crook Co. High
School.
(6) Agriculture and Industrial
Education In the public schools led
by Frof. Thompson, John Tuck and
Henry Hewlns.
(7) Language In the Primary
Grades Miss Nellie James of Lald
law. (8) How to build up an Meal
School Miss Ruth Reld, Prin. Bend
Schools.
(9) Reading in Fourth Grades
Miss Smith, I'rineville Public Schools.
(10) The Recitation J. Alton
Thompson, of Laidlaw.
(11) Inter-Eighth Grade Debates
and Declamation Contests, led by
Prof. E. L. Ashby, Principal of Prine
ville Public Schools and Miss Maude
Vandervert of Bend.
For Sale.
Silver-Ppangled Hainberg F.uzs; set
tings of 15 for 12.00. Apply to Prine
ville Cigar Factory. 3-lltf
Stockholders' Meeting.
The annual meeting of the utock-
play
Am-
$60
please
Diamond
from
up
The Place to Save
Money
and Children
MEN AND BOYS
Muslin Underwear
Fit up your spring wardrobe Irom
our store. e are just opening up
our attractive goods lor ladies.
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Culver Cullinsfs.
Culver, March 22.
Mrs. Win. Peek, of Grlzxty revel ved
news Friday of the unexpected death
of her aged father at Oregon City.
She lutenditl. after a few davs to
take a trip to the Willamette valley
and visit her father, and also visit
her sou at Hood River. She left on
Saturday's stage.
Mr. and Mrs. L. XI. Horney expect
to move this week to the (irliily
sawmill, where they will stay several
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ostium were
Culver visitors Friday.
Miss I.ula Osboru and brother.
Wiufred, attended the St. Patrick's
ball at Madras.
The Culver school dosed Friday
after being in sesstou for six mouths.
Cl'I.VclilTK.
Eggs for Sale.
Full-blood Brown I-eghorn Fgg?,
per setting, fl.
3-lS-lnip Mhs. Sam Con. ins.
Horse Wanted.
Gentle saddle horse, good walker,
must not lie more than seven years:
weight 1100 or better. Spot cash.
A. S. IlIKl.AMI,
3-25 4t Prineville. Oregon.
Telescojie and jointed steel rods
and automatic reels at Petett's.
Pacific Mors Liniment is prepared
expressly tor the needs ol horsemen and
nnchmen. It is a powerful and pene
trating lin'ment, a remedy for emergen
cies. A soothing embrocation for the
relief ol pain, and the test liniment lor
sprains and soreness. Inequaled for
curing the wounds and injuries ol
BARBED WIRE and for healinj! cuts,
abrasions, sores and bruises Pacific
Horse Liniment is fully guaranteed.
No other is so good or help! nl in so many
&. If il fails to satisfy, we authorize
ill dealers to refund the purchase price.
CXTMA LAHCC OTTl.t WTT CCNT.
Hoyt Chemical Co.,
BOOKLET
Pacific Stock Remedies for sale
by Templeton & Son.
g RECORD
PORTUMO, OAK.
Winnek's Toilet Cream
March winds chap
and hands. Try a
the face
bottle of
Winnek's Toilet Cream 25c
It costs you nothing if you
are not "satisfied.
Watches Watches
Elgin and Waltham Watches
Only the better grades handled
in all sizes. Fitted in any
style of case. Prices that will
i
you.
Rings, Brooches
We positively stand
and guarantee every
Jewelry we sell.
back
of
of
piece
LOCAL MENTION I
J. I XKCull.n li left today for a
trip through the Kastern part vt the
state.
Mack Comet t has gone to' bis
ranch at Willow OvcV to miivrlu
tend the pluming of spring crops.
Work of Improving the City Park
tract has been commenced. The
ground Is being broken up and
manure hauled and some t nv hlch
are King taken out of the court
yard are liclng planted there.
Perry Long got back yesterday
from his trip to Sisters, where he has
Iktii measuring the new road from
:Cllne Falls to KiMcrs. Perry has
! the mall contract and the distance
! traversed by the new road was a
! matter In dispute. Instead of being
' a half mile shorter It was found to
j lie bet wwii 2000 and .'1000 fivt longer, i
! At a meeting ol the lYIucvllle
Concert Hand hint night It was
j decided to purchase a new bass horn
I and a new cornet, and the order for
these Instruments will be sent out at
one. The applications for membcr
; ship of J. K. Stewart and John It.
l.uckey were nvelvcd and unanimous
ly accepted. The tm'tnlH-rvhlp now
numlicix l.V Other new Instruments
will tie purchased as soon as the
funds are available.
Poit't fall to call ami Insert
fishing tackle at Petett's.
the1
Free Knives with Shoes. j
With each pair of shoe lxmv-lit at our
store on Saturday, .pr.l 3 men's,
women's or children's o ill uivc ab
solutely free em ol the Nttractixe novel- ;
ty H-kct knives, shown in our window.
Our shoe are the Ik! that money c;in
bny and are guaranteed to. eive salisfac-!
tion. The knives are tmbhv one. See
Iheui. Clita ft Ccll, It. Brick Stw. ;
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the sUte of Orcein
for Crook eounlv. M. l,r i -ti.mi. Uni.
tilf, v. lHrvs V;.ii,-un, John A. Kaaii,
Sarah K. KihI iiiuti. tlenrco K,li"an,
James W..Kjmii, I'. J. Johnson, I.. A.
booth, liruie cirav aiul i. 1". liaiy.ile
fcinlants. To James W. Hkii. one of the lii lVtivl ints
abov nanuti:
In the nam of lit lute of Oregon von
are hereby rv.uirvt! to upbear niel nnVncr
the coinelauit liliil ii'.oii-t you in the
a'Ktve.entitled e.iiiso aihl court on er tMi'ore
the mil day of May. r.w, aim if you r.ol to
so appear and mirr uid cuiipfaiiil 11 or
tore aid o'ate. the piumtilt will apply to
the Court for the relief ravcd f.T in j.ii.l
eonililaiiit, ti it : For m lmi nt ajr on-t
yon for the auiu of Sn liun.lr. il I ti.i iu r-
with interest lliereon ut the rate of leu per
cent ht aniiuui from the 1 Uli day of April.
yis for sixty-live dollars attorney's fee.
and for LUcoetx and di.-hur?eiiu til. of thin
suit.
That a decree lie made f,r the sale of the
west half of the nouthwt v. iiuarter of nr.
tion thirty-Tour, and the north half of the
soutlieat ipiarter of sei (ion llilm-three in
township ts'i'hc south of ratine fourteen
eit of Willamette meridian in Orrjnn, by
the sheriff of this county, nrr.inllnx to law
and the praetiee of said I'oiul, and the
proceed! of the sale of said premises be ap
plied to the satisfaction ol the iilnoeile
serilsed juilmuent and that the defendant
above named le lorever barred and fore
closed from all rijjlit or ciuity oT teli nii
tion, cicept ,as provideil by statute, in
every part and panel thereof.
This summons is mi. dished bv order of
the Honorable 11. l'. Idli,. jinlj-w of he
Cuunty Court of the state of tircitoit b'r
t'rook county, made on the ','llh dav of
March, l'.si winch said order ifu.lv
entered on the '.Mth day id" March, pusj,
and presenile.! that this summons he pii's
lished for six consecutive weeks in the
Crook County Journal, a weekly paper
published in Prineville, Oregon,
The hrst publication of this summons is
made on the i(h day of March, pui'i.
M. It. KI.I.IOTT.
Attorney for plaintiff.
Summons.
In the Ccunty Court of the State of Ore
(f ill for Crook eoni.ty. C. K. Smith,
plaintiff, v. C. K. bin tin, defendant.
Tn I ' V I u...u. .1... .!.. . . I .... . .1 ..
w ... ..niii.mii, nv IUH li:i,IH aiHIVC j
In the name of the State of Oregon you
arc hereby risjuireil to upp. ar mill answer
the comidaint liled unain-t you in the
nls.Ve entitled Court and i iiu-e on or be
fore the llth day of May. Unt, and if you
hill so to apear and' annier said rum
plaint on or before said date, the pi lintill
win apply io me court i,.r the n licr de
manded hi his complaint, to-wit: (he
plaintlir will take iinlL-iiiciit iiisain-t von
for the sum of suxty-one a :.l M-loo Hollars
with interest thereon at the rate of ten per I
cent ier annum from the loth day of Octo- I
her, I!i7, for the sum of $J. "0 attorney's
lees ami for his costs and disbursements tf
this action. I
This suninons is pub i-bed by order of'
the Honorable H. C. Kllis, ju.lce of the I
county court of the state of Oregon lor j
Crook county, made on the iith dav of
March, V.M, and pre-cribed that this s'mii- I
mons ic punnsiied lor six consecutive
weeks in the Crook County Journal a
weeklv iiewsoancr orinied nn.l ,.,,1,1, I 1
;.. o.:......:ma i'-..i ,
in rrineville. t rook countv. Oregon
The tirst publication of this smnuious is
made on the 25th day of Maxell. licKi.
M. II. KI.I.IOTT,
Attorney for plaintiff.
SuminoiiM.
In the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon
for the Co inty of Croo!..
I). F. Htewart and W. A. booth, plain
tiff, vs. ('. K. bamson, delendaut.
To C. E. Lainson, the deleiidant above
named :
In the name of the State of Oregon you
are hereby required to appearand answer
the complaint filed against you ill the
above entitled court and cause, on or be
fore the (ith day of May, l!J!t, and if you
fail so to appear and answer said complaint
on or before said date, the plaintill' will
take judgment against you for the sum of
Kour Hundred Eighty-three and Mi-IUO
Dollars with interest thereon at the rate of
ten per cent per annum from the 21st day
of October, IW, for 10 f attorney's fees
and for their coats and disbursements of
this action.
This summon is published by order of
the Honorable JI. C. Ellis, judge of the
County Court of the state of Oregon for
Crook county, made on Hie 2Mb day of
March, l!XKi, and prescribed that this sum
mons be published for six consecutive
weeks in the Crook County Journal, a
weekly newspaper printed and published
in I'rineville, county of Crook, slate of
Oregon.
The first publication of this summons is
the 25th day of .March, HCiil.
M. it. KI.I.IOTT,
Attorney for plaintiH'.
LAMB FEED
UliD.MONU, OREGON
Peu'erH in
Chop Feeds of all Kinds, Baled Hay, Seed Grain,
Timothy, Alfalfa, Clover, Grass and
Garden Seeds of all Kinds.
Toll Chopping Done. Satisfaction Guaranteed
Lively
C
ADVANCE SPRING
Authorities on Ladies'
Thia
Extraordinary Values $18.00
Come
Our New Line of Dress Goods
Wash Goods and Novelties for spring wear
will interest you. See them. We guarantee
to save you money.
Fine Potatoes for Sale.
l'iiiest stock of White and blue Victor
Potatoes (or sale at Alma T. Morris'
Itancli. It
Bargain Prices Still in Effect.
Our bargain prices oil Oliver Plows
are still In effect. We nre closing out
our full line regardless oleost.
W. P. Kio.
Timber Claims Wanted.
Anyone owning timber claims in the
Matoles country, north of the north line
of township 15, that wishes to sell re
i:itrdles of previous options, please
write Van Tassel Land Co., Madras, Or.,
or cull at Journal othco. al-J
Vital Treatment
DR. A. W. GRATER,
Prineville, Oregon.
The system I employ is the development
of the sixth sense no drugs, no Instruments-no
ijup.tioiis asked. Patient ex
amined free of charge. All formsof chron
ic disease succe-sfully treated. Prices
very reasonable. Ilr. (irater can now lie
consulted at his rooms at the I'oindexti r
Hotel.
The following testimonials are from pa-
j tieiils I have treated a'. Ilenil, Oregon:
bend. Or., Jan. 21, 1H0D.
I My little Iviy hail la-en tiffcriiii for the
! lust vear with heart, kidney ami stomach
trouble until I took bun to Dr. llrater and
I,. i tr
mvc htm seven treatments and now he
looks well ami is hearty
Mas. Lola Krickson.
TI.....I Or l,.h in III SI
Dr. A. W. (irater I cannot iinii words
to express my gratit.ide to you for the
great benefit ami relief which I received
from your treatment. 1 will gladly rec
ommend anyone for treatment of female,
liver and kidney trouble of which you
cured me. Very truly yours,
Mas. Lukixa OairrtN.
bend, Or., Feb. 20, IU09.
Dr. A. W. (irater-I want to tell von
how grateful I am for the complete cure of
teinale weakness aim riieuuiausiii. i iiiiiik
the treatment wonderful. Gratefully
yours, Mas. Kubi.m.ton.
Ilend, Or., Feb. 12, 1009.
Dr. A. W. (irater I will gladly recom.
in, nd anyone lor treatment or kidney,
liver and constipation of which you cured
inc. Yours truly, K. A.I'uktt.
Ilend, Or.
Dr. A. W. Grater, Prineville, Or.-Dear
Sir 1 want to recommend your wonderful
treatment to the public at large. When
you began treating me I was very low with
a complication of diseases. My heart was
so weak I could hardly get my breath and
kidneys in bail shape. Now 1 am improv
ing right along and feel sure I am cured.
Ail 1 lieed now is warm weather and I will
be a well mail, I have been talking to
several of your patients and they say that
they have been cured of old chronic dis
eases. I feel that God Is with you in these
wonderful cures. Gratefully yours,
John Hi.kmokk.
CO.
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O M 1' A N
In Women's Tailored Suita direct from
New York'a leading importers.
week you will have to admit
have the beat ahowing of
S IMv I NIC. SUITS
ever brought to Prineville, Mr. Catalogue llouae
not excepted, and our pricea will aurprite you
when you compare atyle, quality and finiah.
The line includes the fineat French Sergea, plain
and atriped Prunella Cloth in all the newest
apring colors auch aa black, rocida, navy, roae,
olive and smoke. Every garment strictly
tailored and lined with silk.
and see
for yourself,
show you.
No
THE WONDERFUL
John Deere Disc Plow
In double and triple gang, discs 24, 26 or 28 inches.
JOHN DEERE SPRING TOOTH HARROWS
PLANET JR. GARDEN SEEDERS : : t :
at C. W. Elkins
Men's Spring Suits
We are offering some of the
most attractive bargains in men's
spring and summer suits ever
shown in this city. All the late
College Cuts, new cloth patterns
and up-to-date shades are repre
sented. Prices range from $10
to $25. It pays to make good
and we can on our men's suits
Ladies' Tailored Suits
Our line of spring suits for
ladies is now on display. Prices
range from $17.50 to $25.00.
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