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Wire Nails and
Fencing
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We have just bought at a great
saving two carload of wire
nails and fencing and we pro
pose to give our patrons the
benefit. If you are in the mar
ket for nails or wire fencing get
our prices before buying.
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Clipped Horses
LOOK BETTER FEEL BETTER . WORK BETTER
BETTER TRY IT THIS SPRING
We handle the Celebrated STEWART CLIPPER, most durable,
simple and economical. All working parte enclosed. Call and see
em.
Headquarters for All Kinds of Seeds
PRINEVILLE
W. F. KING
OREGON
Garden Seeds
Package & Bulk
I.
Our seeds are the best that
money can buy. Besides a
complete stock of garden seeds
we also handle Alfalfa, Clover
and Grass Seeds.
Our line of Garden Tools in
cludes everything needed in
preparing the ground, planting
and cultivating.
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LOCAL MENTION
Howard V. Jouen of llelinoiiil wan
In town Monday.
Horn -March 30th, to tlio wife of
William O'Kclley, a mm.
Prime Ulne ha returned home
from ft short tny In Portland.
J nine MiMeeii of Lnmoiitn wan
In town Kiitiinlny on business.
Henry Cndle and fmiilly returned
home from CorvnlllN lant Thursday.
Andrew Morrow, tlie Willow creek
sheepman, nM-nt Bnttirdny In town.
Jiu k Cue, of Hhnnlko, win lookluir
after IiiimIihiw mutter In town hint
Saturday.
Dr. J. F. (luerln nml Mm It. F.
(luerln were In the city Momlny from
near llcnd.
MUa Pnlny Mol'ii II Inter linn returned
to her home on Crooked river nfter
neveml mouth residence In Knlem.
(leorire Noble linn Hold III cattle
mill leaned hi licar creek ranch to
Will Wurtweller. Wuricy took pon.
Mennlou hut Friday.
Martin Drake and family of Paulina
passed through town Saturday on
tlielr way to Kntancln, New Mexico,
where they will make their home.
Marlon Tetniletoii hnn bought lot
In the Fifth Addition to 1'rluevllle
went (f the nkatlutf rink and In com
letltiK a comfortable limine on the
lroHrty. lie will make It bin home.
t-'hnmp Htnlth ami Inom ("leek have
rilnnolved partnership and the Moft
drink entnhllnhmcnt recently opened
at the old stand wilt lie conducted
ty theTormer." Mr. Smltn ban pur
chased the lot owned by the John
Prior etttutc and will build n home
thereon In the near future.
'' 0. Barlier came lu Monday
from bin ranch near Culver to look
nfter Home hunlncnn mat tern In town.
Mr. Harder' homestead Ih rltfht In
the path of the proponed llarrlinnn
railway and the right of way man
wan negotiating with him recently
for n pannwny through the laud
II. A. Myers tit ltedmoud wan In
town the hint of the week, bringing
In the big Helnlnn stallion owned
by a farmer company at that place,
l'unnnnt d'l.lmux In seven years old
nnd when In prime condition weigh
About SKUM) poundn. The home
attracted much attention of stock
men here.
N. II. l.ongly, tatter known to old
timers of Crook county n "Old
Yank," Is In town thin week. He
came an a witness In a water-right
ult that In having a hearing liefore
Judge Hell. "Old Yank" enme to
Crook county nineteen years ngo
nnd In n well-known character In the
Paulina country, lie In an old hun
ter nnd trapper. Thin In bin flrnt
vlritt to Prlnevllle lu eight yearn. So
many old landmarks have Ikhmi ob
literated that It wan with dlfllculty
he could get bin hearing. "Old
Yank" will leave for bin mountain
borne lu a few days.
Chan. A. Weaver ban made filing
on a homestead In the Hear creek
dlntrlct.
Mrs. I'.sther Farnnworlh, In visit
ing frlendn In town from her home at
Paulina Valley.
Mr. II. J. Healy and I'.dwln Mealy
were In the city Wednenday from
their home at llayntnck.
John Crlpp made proof on bin
homcntend claim tafore County Clerk
Urown lant Saturday.
OmarClnypool returned borne the
lant of the week from a tour of the
county In the InterenU of C. W.
Klklu' big department store.
Harry Iinlun.of the Lively Jordan.
Ltiiilu Company, ban lnvn out In
the country during the pant week
looking lifter bunlucnn matter.
Minn Katie Dunnmore who I sten
ographer In the I). I. & V, Co'a olllce
at Item!, came over the lant of the
week to vlnlt with her father, prior
to bin departure for independence.
Wm. Lytle enme down from
Paulina the flrnt of the week for
mihI grain, lie In running Hugh
Lister's ranch. Mr. Lytle nays that
gran nnd grain In hi part of the
country look much tatter than
dowu here. They have had more
molnture In that part of the county.
Dr. Chn. II. Dunnmore, retiring
pastor of the Flrnt Prenbyterlan
Church, preached bin farewell nermon
lant Sunday evening. The crowd
that enme out to hear the doctor wan
no great the church could not
neat them nil, a splendid testimonial
of the esteem lu which Prlnevllle
ticnple hold him. Dr. Dunnmore
LOCAL MENTION
Denn Cyrus of Sinter In In town
today.
W. F. King and daughter returutd
home from Portland Sunday.
C. W. Klklns, thin week ordered
the new neat for the M. K. church.
J a men Somervllle, drummer for 11.
Lleba & Co. of Portland In lu town.
Col. W. A. IU'lcher, the Hedmond
boonter, wan In the city for a short
stny yenterday.
If. K. Derrick, of Portland, n
forent ranger, ban reported at Super
visor Ireland' office, nnd will proli
nlily be placed on duty In the Den
chute National Forent.
Mlns Kdyth Hideout, who taught
during the winter In the Lanionta
country, ban commenced a spring
term of school lu the sugebnmh flat
dlntrlct with 12 pupllrt. Madrn
Pioneer.
I. II. Meyer, S. J Clemen, J. O.
Garner, Fred and Joe Smith nnd
John Dnvln were all In from Paulina
thin week In connection with the
wnttr right enne, testimony concern
ing which wit taken before W. A.
Dell thin week.
I The Faster Fair nnd supper by the
Ladle Aid Society of the M. K.
Church will oien lu the sample room
nt Hotel Prlnevllle Friday, April 2,
nt 1 o'clock p. nt. Various thing
will be on sale, and beginning at 5
o'clock n delicious supier will In?
served all during the evening at K
( I ceut per plate.
In In
lode-I
leave thin week for his new home nt
Independence.
Jamc Dougla and family departed
Momlny for Portland where thev
will make their Inline. Mr. Douglas
was one of the contractor who
did the stone work on the new court
house, nnd brought bin family here
to live while work wa In progress.
He I not leaving Prlnevllle for good
but expect to return same time In
the future.
Juliu Mcpherson of Bear ("reek was
arrested last Thursday on a warrant
charging him with tlie larceny of n
colt named "Dolly", the property of
Lou Hodges, of Prlnevllle. Chnrlen
Houston made the arrest. McPher
non waived examination nnd gave
bonds to npM'nr before the grand
jury In the sum of 1000. Miller Mc
Pherson nnd Joe Smith of Willow
Creek are the sureties.
J. II. Gray nnd Art Wurxweller
have Hold nil of the 24 head of horses
which they recently bought and had
In the ynrdn near the Gray home In
Prlnevllle, where they were broken
and spruced tip tor the market.
George Kusncll, the Tneomn buyer,
secured some of the animals and the
balance were sold to a Portland
company, good price being received
all around. "We made good money
on thin deal," said Mr. Gray, "and
we may buy some more. There's no
telling what a man will do when be
gets started."
Jacob Decker and family, formerly
of the Willamette valley, In a recent
arrival. He has purchased the home
stead relinquishment of Clyde H. Hill
on the southeast side of Powell
lUitteH, and hn llled on the land. He
will make bin home there. This was
formerly the It. U. Foster claim and
In considered to lie one of the tast
ranches on the buttes.
At the First Methodist church
next Sunday "Palm Sunday" will be
observed. The subject for the morn
lug service will be, "The day of
Triumph", the one for the evening
will lie, "Flower for the Living"
There will be special music by the
newly organized orchestra nnd choir.
Sunday school nt 10 o'clock and
Fpworth league nt G..10 p. m. A
most cordial Invitation In extended
to worship with us.
Champ Smith, Jus. Smith and Dr. C.
A. Cline have organized a company
known an the Steelhead Falls Improve'
nient Company and have filed on the
power site at Steelhead Falls, four miles
below Lower Bridge on the Deschutes
river. Their ultimate purpose is .to
develop the power there afforded by a
straightdropof 20 feet in the Deschutes.
Another filing has been made by the
Harney County Development Company
on the site of Lower Falls, the first fall
below Lower Bridge, about two mi'e
ueiow uo crossing, una company is
composed of Wm. Hanley of Burns, and
associates.
Wm. lU-lve, a tlmtar buyer,
town.
Dr. Dunnmore left today for
iH'ndcnce.
Judge Kill left Pundny noon for a
bunlnes trip to The Dalle.
George Itunnell, the Tacoina home
buyer, In In Prlnevllle thin week.
Jack Summers ha gone to Paulina
to look lifter telephone matters.
Mr. and Mr. II. E. Kibble of Hay.
creek are In town on business.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Alex Thompson
spent Monday on their ranch at
Sisters.
E. 8. Dobbs left Wednesday for
Portland with a carload of beef
cattle.
Alex Holbrook and P. D. Hostle
were among the Madras resident In
town this week.
F. W. Wooley, traveling representa
tive of the Marshall-Wells Hardware
company was In the city this week.
Andrew J. Noble nnd family, who
have been residing In town during
the wiuter, will murn to their
ranch home in the Paulina country
tomorrow.
J. C. Hoblnson, accompanied by
hln mother, Mrs. J. W. Hoblnson,
came to I'rluevilie irom .Mail ran
Wednesday and returned home today.
Mr. Hoblnson and hi mother con
duct a large merchandise store nt
Madras.
The county Jail which has been out
of commission for the post month or
two ha been repaired sufficiently so
that prisoner can now lie confined
In the cage. The plumbing is being
reinstalled and the entire structure
which ha lieen torn op 1 being put
In shape again.
At a school meeting in Madras
district recently the property owners
voted down the proposal to bond
the district for the purpose of build
lug a new school house and also the
proposal to build an addition to the
present building. The school Is snld
to be too large for the building and
Is steadily growing.
Howard F. Joues came over from
Redmond Wednesday to get his
horses which strayed awny from
their usual haunt and were picked
up by parties who saw Mr. Jones'
advertisement in the Journal and
brought the horses In to Prlnevllle.
A little printer' Ink In the Journal
spread out tell over Crook county
ranges and saves the advertiser a
good deal of expense and worry
sometime.
Charles S. Congleton, forest ranger
under Supervisor Ireland, returned
from Seattle, Wednesday, where he
has been taking a three-months'
course in forestry at the University
of Washington. This is a special
short course given at that institu
tion nnd I the only one of it kind In
the Uulted States, having been In
stituted nt the solicitation of the
forest service. There were forty-two
enrolled for the course, the persons
attending bailing from Montana,
Idaho, Washington, Oregon and all
of the northwesteru states.
LOCAL MENTION
Caleb Davis and It. Booten sr.,
both of Pont, were In town thin week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Wurxweller left
for their ranch nt Black Buttes,
Wednesday.
John Schmeer, the trotting horse
breeder, I In from hi ranch In the
Paulina section thin week.
"Kentuck" Ledford arrived from
Shanlko thl week and 1 renewing
acquaintance with old friend.
The band will play a street concert
Friday evening prior to the opening
of the ball given by the baseball
boy, at Polndexter's rink.
Forest Ranger D. C. Ingram arrived
from Roseburg today to report to
Supervisor Ireland lor duty In the
Deschutes National Forest during
the coming season.
M. Rodger the Portland horse
buyer, left thl morning for Shanlko
with the eighteen bead of borne
which he bought from Art Wurzwel
ler and J. II. Gray.
In a hotly contrJved basketball
game at the club hall Wednesday
afternoon between the girls of the
Alpha and Ochoconlan societies of
the high school, the Alpha won by
a score of 0 to 4. Mis Rose B. Par
rot t acted a referee. The high
school students, the faculty and a
few outsiders witnessed the game.
City Recorder C. L. Shattuck an
nounces that he expect to resign
bl office and will hand In his resigna
tion to the council at the regular
meeting next Tuesday evening. Mr.
Shattuck Is superintendent of the
Prlnevllle Light and Water Co., and
the recordership make too much In
road on bin time, conflicting with bl
work at the plant.
Ferd McCalllster returned the Int
of the week from Portland where he
went with a shipment of 1600 bead of
young mutton sheep. Mr. McCallls
ter was very well satisfied with hi
experiment of feeding sheep for mar
ket and received $5.50 at Portland.
He Intend to feed again next season.
Mr. McCalllster says that hogs and
cattle were selling high in the Port
land yards when be wo there, and
that he saw interior cattle selling at
$5.25, while bog were In demand at
75fic
Club Rustling for
Fifty New Members
The Board of Trustees of the Commer
cial Club during the past two days hai
been making s heart to heart canvass
of the business men of the town in
campaign for 50 new members to the
club, which are to go in as charter
members, doing away with the formality
of posting their applications, etc. Up
to noon today about twenty-five new
name had been added to the list and
more have been promised.
The annual meeting of the club will
be held Tuesday evening, April 13, s
formal notice appearing elsewhere in
this issue.
The 90th Anniversary of the 1.0.
O. F. and Rebekah's lodge will bo
celebrated the 26th of April.
I NEW MILLINERY
EASTER OPENING I
For Sale.
Silver-Spangled I lam berg Eggs; set
tings of 15 for $2.00. Apply to Prine
viile Cigar Factory. 3-lltf
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TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
MARCH 30th AND 31st : :
Advance styles In spring and summer millinery. Beautiful pat
tern bat, nobby street hats, for ladles, misses and children will
be on display at
MRS. ESTES MILLINERY PARLORS
Corner Second and Main Streets, Prineville, Oregon
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Sckoel BmIu
Caawri Sippliet
Jewelry
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D. P. Adamson & Co
DRUGGISTS
Mntkal Uitruntl
Mafus
Lowacj's Caadiet
StatHHwrj
Cifart
Call and get a free sample of
Hair Tonic and Dandruff Remedy
Removes and prevents Dandruff by apply
ing thoroughly to the roots of the hair
every two or three days. This is an excel
lent remedy for cleansing the scalp of dan
druff and producing a healthy condition
of the hair.
D. P. Adamson & Co.
DRUGGISTS
J. E. STEWART & COMPANY
Warners Rust Proof
Corsets
We are agents for Warners Rusl Proof Corscls.
Every pair guaranteed; they are made to fit and
wear not to rusl, break or tear.
MANY NEW STYLES, COME AND SEE
Mayer's Custom Made
Shoes
j Many new styles in our shoe department, in
Oxfords and High-Cuts.
ALMOST 2000 PAIRS TO SELECT FROM
S FECIALS
Men's Underwear"
We are closing out this line of underwear, medium
weight garment mixed wool and cotton, a good
garment, retail val 75c, while they last, garment 40c
Neckties
One lot of neckties retail value 15 to 85c, special, 10c
Men's Linen Collars
Regular 15 cent Values, while they last
Raisins
A lot of nice Three Crown Raisins, special one week at per lb
..05c
..09c
Garden Tools and Supplies
Supply your wants in this line from us. We have everything needed such
as shovels, hoes, rakes, etc; while in the line of seeds we have both bulk
and package.
FIELD SEEDS: Red Clover. Alfalfa. Alsyke Clover.
Home Cured Meats
You don't know what good meat is if you have no! tried our home cured
product; it is not killed with salt and saltpeter like so much that you buy
It is simply delicious.
SPECIAL PRICE ON HOME CURED SHOULDERS
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