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Wire Nails and
Fencing
9!
We have just bought at great
aving two carloadi of wire
nail and fencing and we pro
pose to give our patrons the
benefit. If you are in the mar.
kct for nail or wire fencing get
our price 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
PRINEV1LLE
W. F. KING
OREGON
Garden Seeds
Package & Bulk
Our seed 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
Mike Morrison of lliit m um In I ho
clly severul du.vs this wivk.
AiiHitu KIiTn( Crook kii t it por
tion of tin' wi'ck In rrlix'vllli.
Orvn Wall whn In town from I.ii
inouta Wedue.dit.v, looking nficr
1)111 lll'.
Till' I'rU lllii Worker luivo ioh.
(i.nifd thi lr (ulr until tin wivk of the
rou nly fair In Octolx-r.
J no tilriirdo la Hi inline several
du.v nt lit hoiiiestend In tin' lu-iir
rnvk country thU week.
Mr. itml Mr. John E. It vim nrrl cl
from rortliiinl 1'rlda.v nnd ItftSut.
iinliiy for tlu-lr home nt Tlie Tulcc
nliovc lU'inl.
M.K, Siliittlirk.il l.rollicrof ('. I..
Sluittmk of tlu I'rliicvllle Unlit A
Water Co., arrived from IlllUlmro
thU week mill will spend ii few iln.M'
lierv.
H. (irlnmud came down from I'nii.
linn, Ttu'Kiliiy, to Meet hln thnv chil
dren who nrw ivturiiliijr. Ihuuk from
The I'iiIIi-m, whore they tin w Ui-n at
ti'iulliiK school.
Kin-riff I'.lkln returned from his
" trip to The Pitlloi Moti, lay, where he
lind Koim tu take Mm. Klkinn to the
Miuiltnrliim. Il came home ly w ny
of Mndrti nnl Ui'iIiiioihI.
A limited uily of live itinera
llirlit wed hit v- Ixt'll wilt to t IiIm
ottltM' for itlxtrltuitlon. lrop u pos
tal to the Journal nml thry will lie
wilt mi hmjr mi they IiimI.
A hik'IiiI ilaiirv will lie k I veil lit I.n
nioiitu on I'rhltiy evening, April :id.
J. II. Manner Iiiih t'lwirut' of nrriiiik'"'
meat mill iroinlKi'H ti irooil time to
everybody. Supper will he nerved nt
tho hotel.
Col. W. A. Ili'li-hiT wan In from
lti'ilmoiul hint Monilay on IjiiMiicxh.
MIhk Mny Hello lti-ed, deputy
county rli-rk, Ih Mpriidlni; tho week
with rrlallvcH nt Iti-uil.
John IViiipli'ton rt'turni'il from a
IjiikIiicbh trip to I'ortlumt Tuewdny
PVelllllg.
It. L. IlaliiH, the Prineville tdiitje
ilrlvrr, hit litt'ii IiiivIiik ii wretle
with this " nrli.' IturiiM Tlium
ilerald. Mln Macule (ihtxc, who linn Imvii
ut Alierdeen, Wimh., for wvi-ral
inuiitliH, ret unii'il to rrlni'vlllc Tiicm
iluy t'vcnlii).
Mm. It. I'. MtlliT, wlui him Ihi-ii re
mIiIIhk In town ilurlui; the winter,
lenven thU wii'k for the riuiiii nt
1'oMt. Tlic (iilhlrvti will ri iiialn In
town until thi'iioHWof whool.
Tin' ImHki't hall tenia i f the Alpha
H'ltiety of the liluh fihool waxed It
tu the Oehot'onliuiH aj;aln In a lively
inie In the ciuli gymiiaHlum hint
Fihlay evenliic, with n eore of 7 to
2. There wan a large i-rowd of
Hptxiatorti In atli'iulance.
Vrvi A. Young of l'.urnt Itranch
wan In I'riiievlIlK m-veral ilnyn the
limtoftlm wttk with IiIm llg NVhlU
Htenmer nutomolille, the miperlor
poliitx of w hich he w ax ilcuioiiKt rat
ing. Tlii' Mteamer looked good to
the people, of 1'rlnevHle. InthUear
the run wan made from Demi to
riiiievllle lu l::t.
1'rof. K. 1.. Anhhy Iiiih Imvii n
engaged for unother year an prlaeU
pnl of the rdm-vllle piihlle whool-i.
The hoard mid pntroim of the m-hool
mv well pteiweil with Mr. AxhhyV
work during the jmt year mid be
lieved they could do no tetter than
keep Mm. Tin new contract pro
vhlcM for mi I lie ron e In nalary.
LOCALMENTION
(Jeorge Knox wan In town Satur
day. Ir. (iuerln ol I '.end wan In the city
Friday.
V. M. MexHluger wan tip from
Madrim Friday.
J. II. Homey of Mud nut viHited
rrlnevllle the lant of the we-k.
John Wlgle went to Shanlko Mon
day In prlvntv conveyiince to miH-t
Mrn. Wlgle nnd MImh (Vila Nelui, her
daughter, who In returning home
from Portland where ho him Imi-ii
llttelldlllg St. HeleuV Hall. MIhh
N'tiinii him Imvii Hitffering with la
llauiuiatory rheumiitlMm, and Iiiih
given up her Btudleti for the pretM-nt.
II. It. IIiH'ller nnd hoii, A. ('hrlten
Hen, If. II. HarlK'l t, A. J. ragg, A.
It. fyriiH, Chan. A. Heck mid William
J. CyniH, nil of Astoria, pawn-d
through rrlnevllle the flrnt of the
wii'k on their way to ChrlxtmnM
I.nke where they go to timke Im
proveuu'iitrt mid annual proof on
desert claim which they hold there.
TIioho claim are Irrigated by meaim
of pumpH operated lu welln by gnu
rnglnen, plenty of water being found
for the purpoxe nt depth ranging
from 8 to 20 feet.
Still they come. Secretary Iirlnk
of the Commercial Club luu added
nine new mcmbcrx to the club Hut
Mince laft Thurxday. lie Im meeting
with great hucccks and prvdict that
the humlre'l mark will noon be
reached. The new meinberH are: W.
A. liooth. Is. A. IJooth, Henry f.
Crnm, It. S. Price, I. W. Ward, V. S.
Hoffman, W. II. Pont, E. X. Strong,
(5. M. Cornet t. I't the pood w ork
go on. I'on't wait to be iixU.kI to
Join. Jiixt give the mvretary the
high Hlgn and he'll do the rext.
17
ji nere is
Only One
9H n
j-,T 'J
Life Insurance Company-
That Is
0 1T g
THE PJUCYirO-DERS COMPANY
OrfPftnTiff uaranors nro Oregon
UILPulIlJi!r men of financial standinjj,
nolivo in tlic business world, whore they
nre remarkable examples of success. No
other life insurance organization is so
helpful to Oregon.
OrfpnnTirVi,s a iHvhoUcrs' com-
ViifiHiilJi: pany, manaRcd for the
benefit of policyholders exclusively. All
profits of the business from every source
go to them. No other Pacific Coast com
pany is so organized.
Home ofice, Corbctt building, comer Fifth and Morrison Streets, Portland, Oregon!
A.. L. Mill3, President. L. Samuel, General M uigor. Clarence S. Samuel, Assistant Manager.
.1. W. Hoone returned home Mon
day from a buMlmn trip to I'ortlaud.
A. M. Itrn, one of Bend' rom!
nent merciinntH, ffM In town hint
Friday.
W. II. Langford wan In town the
firnt of the week from his ranch at
Hnyntack.
Vol OHlcer arrived today bringing
"Wade Hampton" nnd "hady lsun
ntn for the ractn next month.
(rand Monter Wnnon Kiddle of
Lnfirande In exjiected In I'rlneville
next Saturday to make an official
vlxlt to the local Mimonic lodge. A
call to memlHTi liumed by the nmnter
of the local lodge apjiear elsewhere
lu thin Ihhuc
Chairman J. II. Ilownlierg of the
uncial entertainment committee of
the Commercial Club, nnnounce
that the club will give a grand bull
on the Friday evening of the week In
which the May nieeu occur, w hich,
according to present arrangements
will fall on the 2Sth of May.
The First Baptint Church of Trine
vllle had a roll cull aud big banket
dinner ot the church last Friday. In
the neighborhood of "." member and
Invited guentH were prtnent. Itev. C.
1'. Ilailey preuchei at 11 nnd a cov
enant meeting wna held. Between
12 and 1 o'clock a luncheon was
uprrnd. The meeting wan a Bource
of much enjovment to thone attend-
lug.
The new cornet ordered by the
rrlnevllle Concert Band ban arrived
and L. C. Morgan for whotie use It
wan purchased. In now the happy
custodian of the Instrument. The
cornet In n beauty, a "Monarch"
model nilver-pbited York, and Is in
every rctqieet a high grade Instru
ment. The new bans ordered for
Joe tJIrarilo In on the way and U
expected to arrive thin week. It is a
Conn.
The new well at the power plant
In rdnevilk' has been completed and
Is gaid to be a line one. ThU well
was first drilled nnd a cavity exca
vated at the bottom by means of a
centrifugal pump. The cavity was
then filled with gravel and a double
dining with a cement tilling between
endings put In. This plan effectually
seals the well from the entrnnce of
any surface water. This well was
put In as an experiment, with the
Idea of eventually making all the
wells at the plant like it in case it
was gatlsfactory.
J. E. Iloberts was in from his "dry
farm" at Alkali Flat, last Monday.
Mr. Itobcrls Is the only farmer who
threshes grain between rrlnevllle
and Silver Creek, and he finds a
ready home market for his crops
among the rancheis who do not
harvest w heat, rye, barley or oats.
"People said 1 was crazy when I
started to farm out there," says Mr.
Roberts, "but I manage to take
some premiums at the county fair
aud can raise most anything on that
worthless laud." Mr. Roberts has
water for household purposes and
for stock, nnd irrigates a small tract
but no one has been able to strike
water by sinking a well lu that
neighborhood, and several settlers
have sold their claims to Mr. Roberts
because they had no water supply.
LOCAL MENTION
Itev. C. P. Bailey returned toPrlne
vllle last Friday from The Dalles
where he was called by the serious
Illness of his wife. Mrs. Bailey is
rupldly convalescing.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Boyce and
daughter, Mamie, came In from Hay
stack the first of the week. Miss
Mamie will remain In town to attend
the public school, the term at Bed
Rock district having closed.
Sunday services at the Union
church: 10 a, in., Sunday school; 11,
preaching, topic "Vessels of Wrath;"
7 p. in. Christian Endeavor Society;
S, preaching, topic, "Vessels of Mer
cy." Let him that readeth come,
and all shall receive a cordial wel
come. Special music by the choir.
C. P. Bailey, pastor.
Dr. J. It. Robinson, of Riddle, Ore
gon, was lu Prlnevllle several days
during the past week, looking over
Crook county In search of a location
for u physician. He made a trip to
Bend and saw what he could of the
country. Although there seems to
be no opening at present, he likes
this section so well that he Intends
to return when the railroad builds.
Special Meeting A. F. & A. M.
A special meeting of Prineville Lodge,
A. F. & A. M., is called fur Saturday
evening, April 17, for the purpose of re
ceiving an official visit from the grand
master. All Masons are requested ti be
present. Caret W. Fohteb, W. M.
Ralph Jordan, Secretary.
his
J. X. Masten Is In town from R (is
land.
Lee Peck was In town from
borne near Culver this week.
J. C. (Jreear of Hillsboro arrived In
town this week nnd Is looking
around for employment.
C. B. Allen of Rosland has sold his
ranch of 600 acres to an eastern man
at an average of t'M an acre.
L. C. Morgan and John R. Luckey
have ordered Yale motorcycles to
use for pleasure this summer.
Today Is pay day with the Pioneer
Cream Co. Some twenty patrons
got their checks for March cream.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mays and
Misses P. Patterson and B. Eddon
arrived lost evening In a big auto, I
from The Dalles.
Ed Hodson Is expected home today
with a new Mitchell car which he
will use on the passenger service be
tween Prineville and Shanlko.
Mrs E. N. Strong, wife of the rep
resentative of the Oregon Life Insur
ance Company, arrived vesterday to
Join her husband In Prineville.
Harry Lanius, who has been in
different parts of the county for the
past few weeks In the Interest of the
Llvely-Jordan-Lanius Co., returned
Tuesday.
Gulliford & White have opened up
soda works In the old Bucket stand
opposite the postottice and will man
ufacture soda pop and conduct a
confectionery store In connection.
There will be the regular services
at the First Methodist Church next
Sunday. Special music by the choir.
Sunday School at 10 a. in. and Ep
worth League at 7 p. in. J. D. Lew
cllan, pastor.
The ladies of the Methodist Church
extend a vote of thanks to all who
so kindly helped In making their
Easter sale a success. They are
especially nnder obligations to the
ladies of the Presbyterian Church for
their kindness.
The Independent Ochoco Telephone
Company has been organized with
J. H. Zevely, president, C. W. Starr,
secretary, and Charles Lister, treas
urer. These officers are also the
directors. The purpose of this com
pany Is to construct nnd operate
lines on the Ochoco, Johnson Creek
and Mill Creek.
White Victor Potatoes.
Finet pure-stock White Victor Dry
Land Potatoes for gale at John Morris'
Feed Store, or at A. T. Morris' place on
Combs' Flat. It
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4 Drop in and See f
Champ Smith
DEALER IS'
Soft Drinks
of all kinds
Imported and Domestic
Cigars
At the old Smith & Cleek
i stand, Main street, two
j doors south First
4 " National Bank
M
ft
- v. r. Adamson & to
Caeri Supplies Uwwj'i Caadiei ,
druggists sr
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 Masurys Paints. They are best.
WE SELL THEM
D. P. Adamson & Co.
DRUGGISTS
AGENTS
"HOLEPROOF" HOSE
J. E. Stewart &
Company
DISTRIBUTORS
MAYER SHOES
Mayer Shoes
SPLENDID VALUES IN OUR
SHOE DEPARTMENT
The MAYER trademark on n shoe
stands for quality style and comfort.
We give an absoiute guarantee with
every pair sold. Let the next Pair of
tdioes you buy be a Mayer you will
be more than satisfied.
"Leading Lady" Shoe for women $ 3 50
"Treadwell" for men 4 00
"Honorbilt" for men 4 50
"Special Merit" for children
One Day Only Saturday, April 17
LACES
An assortment of Torchon and Valen
cienes, about 2000 yards in the lot,
values from 6 1 -4c to 1 Oc yard, to go for
the yard ....... 5 Cents
Grocery Headquarters
Try us on groceries. We have the largest and choicest stock of
groceries in Prineville.
Our 25c Coffee equals most coffee sold for 35c.
We are agents for the
U. S. Cream Separator
With the use of the separator you can increase your output of
cream fully 25 per cent, besides the saving in labor.
Sold on the installment plan easy payments.
Bulk and package garden seeds.
Onion Sets.