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Wire Nails and
Fencing
We have just bought at a great
saving two carloads of wire
nails and fencing and we pro
pose to give our patrons the
benefit If you are tn the mar
Let 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 parts enclosed. Call and see
them.
Headquarters for All Kinds of Seeds
PRINEVILLE
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OREGON
Garden Seeds
Package & Bulk
Our seeds are the best that
money can buy. Besides a
complete stock of garden seeds
we also handle Alfalfa, Clover
and Crass Seeds.
Our line of Garden Tools in
cludes everything needed in
preparing the ground, planting
and cultivating.
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LOCAL MENTION
Joe Larson wit up from O'.WIl on
btiHliH'fmTiirmliiy.
r. W. Colliy In In front IiIm Hear
crwk much till week,
Fred A. I'owfllntid wife were down
from l'milltia Katurdny.
lli'iiry Cram Ml for Slianlko Mou
1ny wlih Uvf catllo. a
J. II. 1 Inner returned from n buid
lieM trip lo Portland, Hitiiduy.
John II. Tcinpleton left Tuesday
for n wwk or ten tiny In 1'ortlund.
Mm. A. M. KeUny wan reentered
In town Hunluy from Hood Itlver.
City Treasurer J. W. limine Hnt
a part of tint week In Portland on
liilsliirsit.
Tom Htroml rvturniMl from I'ort
land Hiitunlny, ufter making a
delivery of Imi'I rntllt'.
I.. It. KotM-rUoii, t In telephone
limn, mndt! a trip to Bend the hint of
the week on bllMliio.
John K. Itynn left tho flint of the
week for rorthiiid to return with
Mnt. Itynn and IiIm sister.
Mm. John I). Nivoiu nnd son of
iVuver, Colt)., will be here Katurdny
to remain until lifter (K-tolwr.
John Atkinson, of tho Meadows
on the lVHehtiteH, Houth of lU-nd, was
In town the flntt of tho week.
J ude ICItlx of Bend, nnd Cotnnils
winner Ilnlyey of aldlnw are here
for the adjourned term of county
court.
J. II. Hatter and family this week
moved Into their rrsldouee, which
Mr. 1 1 oner put-chimed from T. M
llitldwlii.
Mr. nnd Mm. Alex Hlnton, Ilud
Illnton, Cliireiue FerjttiHoii nnd Ed
Parker were lit from ltcar creek the
first of thl week.
Mm. Morrison, who ha Iwn
visiting her diuiKhter, Mm. Tom
Kharp Jr., tor several week left the
flint of the week for her home at
Portland.
Mm. John While, left for Portland
last Friday to p-t her daughter,
Miss (Vila NelntH who In nick at St.
Helen Hall and In unable to continue
her Htudlen.
The baseball dunce nt PolndexUT'i
rink last Friday night was well at
tended hy n merry crowd of dancer,
Thirty live dollar wo netU'd for the
treasury of tho club.
I'dhI master tluy Lnfollette has
pureliased of Ed Hodson tho Ave
passenger Ileo automobile which has
been In UHO the pilot two seasons and
will uho It n h a pleasure car.
John Ityan, who lined to freight
between Prlncvlllo and Tho Dalles
yearn ago, died at Tho Dalle April
Int. Mr. nnd Mrs. Uynn crossed the
plain with an ox team In 1S6I.
Hugh Lister In a partner with Will
Wurxweller In the purchase of (leorge
Noble's cattle deal. Tho purchase
Involved 1000 head of cattle nud a
five-year lease on the Bear creek
ranch.
Horn April 6, to tho wife of Han-
ford Fields, a son.
Mm. Lillian Jordan Is visiting at
Cllne Falls this week.
Horn April 2, . to the wife of
William Arnold, a son.
Miss Ilattlo Qulnn of O'Ncll was a
county seat visitor Friday.
Mr. and Mm. Will Wurxweller left
the first of the week for Portland.
Htub Quackcubush came In from
E. II. Smith's ranch on Ochoco Mon-
dny.
Charlie Congleton of the Forest
Hervlce left on Monday for his home
at Paulino,
Misses Fern nnd Dolly Hall were
In the city Monday from their home
near Itedtuond.
Mm. Frank N. O'Connor came
home for a visit of a couple of weeks
with her father, Ike Ward. Mr. and
Mm. O'Connor were on their way
from Walla Walla to Portland w here
they will make their home.
J. W. New, who resides on the
Matoles, passed through town Mon
day on his way to Hpanlsh Gulch. In
Wheeler county. He Intends to take
the route through the mountains
nnd expected to encounter consider
able suow on the trail.
Sheriff and Mm. Frank Elklns left
Tuesday forenoon with Ed Hodson
In the runabout for Hhaulko, eu
route to The Dalles, where Mr.
Elklns will remain In the sanitarium
for medical treatment. Mr. Elklus
will return the Inst of the week.
The Easter Fair and supper given
by the Ladles Aid of tho M. E. Church
at the salesroom of Hotel Prlnevllle
lost Friday was one of the most
successful of Its kind ever held In the
city. In the neighborhood of f 125
as cleared, and It was an enjoyable
social event as well.
Several Prlnevllle freighters have
been busy the past tew weeks haul
lair hay from this place to Bend to
supply the Auno Bros, barns there.
The price paid tor delivery at Bend
Is $.) er ton. The Wenandy barns
are supplied by teams hauling hay
from the Sisters country.
Q. Springer was In town from
Culver the last of tho week looking
after business for the Grtizly Lake
Lumber Co., and getttug a few
finishings for a house which the
company Is Just completing at
I jimoiUa. He reports fair prospects
In that section for this season.
Hon. B. F. Nichols Is over from his
home at Iildlaw this week. Mr.
Nichols takes Issue with the-editor
of the Oregoulan about the Impracti
cability ot the exteiitlon of the
Corvallls & Eastern Into Crook
county, and thinks that that route
Is the shortest and best ever pro
posed for Central Oregon.
Guy Grsvlin, the jockev, familiarly
known as the "Brain-dust kid" arrived
from Grants Pass Wednesday, and will
ride "John H." and the other horses
Bill Pollard is training for the May
races.
Buy your Groceries at Stewart's.
Delicious Home-cured Meats at
Stewart's.
LOCAL MENTION
Otto Gray was lu from llonnyvlew
Farm Monday.
O. G. Collver was a county seat
visitor Tuesday.
Win. McMeekln was In town Tues-
day from Grizzly.
Ed Hodson made the return trip
front Hhaulko the first of the week In
a little over four hours.
John Moore, the well driver, re
turned to Prlnevlllii this week after
a star of several months at Hood
Illver.
J. II. Zevely was down from
Howard Tuesday. Mr. Zevely In
forms us that he Is selling his cream
to the Pioneer Cream Co. and has
cut nut making butter. He finds
that he can make as much money
nud save a whole lot ot work.
Eoster service will be observed at
the First Methodist church next
Sunday. 8ieclnl music at emit
service. Tho evening service will
begin at 8 Instead of 7.30 as Is-fore.
The Sunday school at 10 and Ep
worth league at 7. A cordial Invi
tation Is extended to all to worship
with us. J. D. Lewellen, pastor.
Ed Slavton has returned from
Portland where he took some beef
cattle for the market. Mr. Slaytou
counts this last as one of the most
successful sales he has ever made of
beef cattle, aud Is greatly pleased
with tho outlook for the business.
There Is one thing that might be
remembered In connection with Mr.
Slay ton's snccess, that Is that the
cattle that he turns out are pro
nounced by the buyers to be the
finest grade that they find anywhere
o I the Const.
Lost Tuesday County Judge Ellis
ami Commissioner Bayley took a
trip to the Wlcle Bridge on Crooked
river to Inspect the structure, going
up In Guy Lafollette's Ileo car, with
IiCO Lnfollette ns driver. The party
made the trip In good time. It was
! the Intention of the niemlt'M of the
county court to make un Inspection
of the road work done on Stuart
Grade nnd Portlly Hill but as there
Is considerable suow still on Maury
mountain and that belug tho route
they desired to go, they have post
poned making this Inspection until
the season Is further advanced.
County Assessor J. D. Lnfollette,
announces that he has the following
deputies at work In Crook county,
making the assessment: C. A. Whit-
sett, who will cover the
Lamonta districts; E.
toilette, In the Trout
Willow Creek districts;
pool at Paulina; Joe
Sisters, Tumalo, Bend and Lnidlaw
country; the deputy assigned for the
Madras section was unable to take
up the work and a substitute will
have to be appointed for that work
Assessor Lafollctte hi mm If will do
the assessing In rrluevllle and tho
Immediate vicinity. He hopes to
have the work turned lu to his ofllco
by the middle of May,
W. T. E. Wll son of Plsters. Is spend
ing a portion of the week In town.
Henry Cadle left for Shanlko Mon
day with a bunch of cattle for the
market. He was accompanied by P.
B. Howard.
Mm. Elma Allen, of Oregon City,
Is here for a visit with her mother,
Mrs. H. J. Lnfollette on the McKay.
Mrs. A lieu has not been In Prlnevllle
for eighteen years.
The Prlnevllle Fire Department Is
planning to take up drill work at
once, ami practice drill may be held
the last of this week.
A pole-changer formerly used in the
Dimd cilice of the Pioneer Telephone
company has been Installed in the
local "central." This device does away
with the necessity of the girl turning a
crank to ring up number, this being
accampliHlied by pushing s buttin the
requisite numlier of times.
Hose Company No. 2 had a Jolly
little smoker Wednesday night at
the Fireman's ball. As that night
was also the band's regular business
meeting the firemen Invited the mem
lers of the band to Join them. Every
man present was armed with a pipe
and furnished with tobacco, and n
luncheon of sandwiches, cake and
eofle was served. Afterward card
names were played. 1 net smokers
are to lie held on the night of every
monthly meeting hereafter, In order
to iret the uovs to attend and nave
more Interest In the meetings. No. 1
has also adopted t his plan.
E. N. Strona. representing the Ore-
eon Life Insurance Co., arrived in Prine-
ville this week and will remain here for
some time looking after bnmness in hia
line. The Portland Telegram of April 1
had good likeness of Mr, strong and
the following notice concerning him:
"Taking effect today. Edward N. Strong,
one of the most extierienced insurance
producers, joins ttie forces ol Oregon
Life. Manager Samuel felt m a panic
larly happy mood yesterday at what
he termed this most valuable acquisition
and hinted that not very many days
would pas before important announce
ments of other additions to the forces in
the field would be made. Judging by
the numlier of large writers who are
leaving the older companies to join Ore
gon Life, this company is magnetically
attracting the attention of the very best
element in the life insurance world.
Culver and
A. P. La
Creek and
L. D. Clay
Howard lu
LOCAL MENTION
Wra. Emma Wnrtxel was a pass
enger to Paulina today.
Mm. Lillian Turner of Powell
Buttes Is In town today and will
leave on tomorrow's stage for
Portland. I
O. G. Graves, who has been tn this
county on a visit to his brother
Charley Graves, left for the railroad
on today s stage.
Bob Zevely, the popular barber,
goes to Portland tomorrow to take
examination before the state board
of barber examiners.
W. E. Claypool of Sisters was In
town this morning making final
proof on his homestead claim. W.
T. E. Wilson and Frank N. Booth
were his witnesses.
"Lucky" Baldwin bos furnished
bonds and Is restored to liberty to
nppear before the grand Jury. Roy
Towers the other defendant In the
cose charging them with horse steal
ing, Is still In Jail.
S. S. Stearns retarded home last Sat
urday from Rosebnrg, where he went to
attend the bedside of bis sister, Mrs.
Loo Pengra. On arriving in Prineville
Mr. Stearns was handed telegram
bearing the sad news that Mm. Pengra
had died while he was enroute from
Koseburg.
Last Monday Dm. Belknap & Ed
wards amputated the right leg of
Hermann Dogner, of Madras, about
six Inches above the knee. Some
five years ago this boy Injured his
knee Joint accidentally and has suf
fered with It almost continually ever
since. At one time be was In a sani
tarium at Portland and every known
treatment was used. A tubercular
condition of the Joint developed and
the local surgeons performed the
operation Monday, most successfully
Mm. Dagner, the mother, Is with the
patient at Hotel Prlnevllle.
J. R. Foster ot Paulina Is lu town
today.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Parker are In
from tbetr home on Agency Plains,
north ot Madras.
Wednesday evening Mrs. H. B.
Maben, aged about 66 years, who Is
stopping la the city at present,
mistook a bottle containing carbolic
acid for castor oil and swallowed
some ot the acid. Dr. Edwards was
summoned and by administering!
antidotes snccedded tn relieving ber.
Don't tall to call and Inspect the
fishing tackle at Petett's.
Wanted.
One hundred loads of manure de
livered at the court house yard; will
pay 25 cents a load.
4-8 J. B. Shi pp.
Strayed.
Jersey milk cow. strayed from
Prlnevllle last week; old, no brands.
Anyone seeing such animal please
notify J. F. Bianchard, Prlvevllle. 4-8
Card of Thanks.
I wish to convey to my friends and
neighbors my heartfelt appreciation of
their kindness and assistance dnrirg
the sickness of my w ife and death of our
dear little infant baby. Thanking yon
again, I remain, sincerely,
Feed Btcabt.
A complete line of the beet fishing
tackle Just arrived at Petett's.
Bookkeeper wanted,
this office.
Inquire, at
Ifotics of Final Accounting.
Notice It hereby tln by the nndprlrned
the administratrix of the estate of IxulJ'
Doalblt, deceaeed, that the baa made and
filed with the county clerk ber final account
ing of ber administration of the estate of
Loulxa 1. Douthtt. deceaaed, and that the
court baa aet the 8th day of May, JWtt. at the
county courtroom In Prlnevllle, Oregon, aa
the time and place for bearing and settling
aald Anal accounting. At which time and
place any person Interested tn aald ealale
may appear and object to adld final account
ing. UlLIU Clayfooi
Administratrix of the eaUtte of Louisa J.
Douthit, deeeaaed.
Uated this atb day of April, 1909.
I RECORD
EASTER MILLINERY
SPECIAL BARGAINS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Advance styles In spring and summer millinery. Beautiful pat
tern bats, nobby street bats, tor ladles, misses and children will
be on display at
MRS. ESTES MILLINERY PARLORS
Coraar Second mmd Maia Streets, rVineville, Oregon
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Pacific Horse Liniment is prepared
expressly for the needs ol horsemen and
ranchmen. It is a powerful and pent,
tritinj liniment, a remedy lor emergen,
cits. A soothing embrocation for the
relief ol pain, and the best liniment for
sprains and soreness. Untqualed lor
curing ,h wounds and injuries of
BARBED WIRE and for healing cuts,
abrasions, sores and bruises. Pacific
Horse Liniment is fully guaranteed.
No other is so good or helpful in so many
ways. II it fails to satisfy, we authorize
all dealers to refund the purchase price.
iits lasoc eoTnia rim cchts
Hoyt Chemical Co., Poenaae, oat.
BOOKLET eSJSE43 FREE
Pacific Stock Remedies for sale
by Templeton & Son.
U. r. Adamson
Caawt Siypliel
DRUGGISTS
&fu Maskal lattnnaeatj
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Opn
Spring is here and so is that new and
complete line of Mixed Paints, Varnishes,
Stains and Brushes on sale by D. P.
Adamson & Co.
Use Masury's Paints. They are best.
WE SELL THEM
D. P. Adamson & Co,
DRUGGISTS
The largest and choicest stock of
groceries in Prineville at J. E. Stewart
& Company's.
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