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The Place td Save
Money
THE LEADER
The Place to Save
Money
SHOES
A poor shoe is an
vestment. When you
its faults it is worn out.
expensive, m
have learned
rith
. i
t is better to buv a shoe wi
reputation behind it.
The Edwards-Stanwood is that kind of shoe. We sell them.
It costs no more than a a poor shoe and gives satisfaction to
the man who sees it as well as to the wearer.
Quality is there if the name is.
I. MICHEL
PR1NEVILLE. OREGON
Post Items.
The New Scalp
Bounty
Law
There prr to be general lack of
nndcreUnding regrding the provisions
of the new scalp bouuty lw among the
hunters and ranchers of Crook county,
and County Clerk Brown saya that
claimants for the bounties are making
demands on him for bounty warrants in
many cases, when they have not com
plied with the law as to the manner of
presenting their claims. The. law
plainly states what proceedings shall be
taken and for fear that there is not a
full understanding of its provisions we
print herewith sections 1 and 2 of the
act, covering that portion prescribing
the manner of taking the scalps and
hides from the animals and presenting
them to the cbrk :
Section 1. There shall be pail by
the State of Oregon and the counties
thereof as in this act and in the manner
hereinafter provided for the killing and
destruction of the following named
animals, hereafter killed in the State of
Oregon, the following bounties: For
each coyote or coyote pop, $1.50; for
each gray wolf or black wolf, fo.00; for
each gray wclf pup, black wolf pup,
timber wolf or timber wolf pup, 1 2.50;
for each bob cat, wild cat or lynx, 2.00;
RECORD
Pacific Horse Liniment is prepared
expressly for toe needs of horsemen and
ranchmen. It is a powerful and pene
trating liniment, a remedy lor emergen
cies. A soothing embrocation lor the
relief of pain, and the best liniment for
sprains and soreness. I'ntqoaled lor
corinf the wounds and injuries of
BARBED WIRE and fnr healing cuts,
abrasions, sores and bruises. Pacific
Horse Liniment is fully guaranteed.
No other is so good or helpful in so many
ways. If it tails to satisfy, we authorize
aB dealers to refund the purchase price.
SITKA LAHGC OTTUf tTTt CCMTS
Hoyt Chemical Co.,
BOOKLET
for each mountain lion, pantner or
cougar, 1 10. CO.
Section 2. Any porsia killing any of
the aforeaid animals in order to obtain
the bounty provided t r in Section I of
this act, shall within ix months of the
date of the killing, present to the c wnty
clerk of the county in which said ani
mal or animals, have been killed, the
entire skin of each of said animal or
animals, which skin ii eludes and must
have attached thereto all four of the
paa,or feet, the tail and the skin of
the entire head, including both ears
thereof, eyeholes, and skin to tip of
nose ; and shall at the same time make
and file with the said county clerk an
affidavit which shall be sworn to before
said officer, and which said affidavit
shall state: (1) the kind of animator
animals from which said skin or skins
were taken and the number of skins so
presented; (2) that the county in which
said animal or animals were killed in
is the county in which their skins are
presented for payment of a bounty, (3)
that said animal or animals from which
said skins were taken were not brought
or received, dead or alive, from any
other county or state; (t) that said
animals were killed on or after the first
day of February, one thousand, nine
hundred and nine, and within six
months from the date of making of said
affidavit; (5) that said animal of ani
mals were killed by the person pre
senting such skin or skins in such
county and in the State of Oregon, and
(6) that the same were not fostered or
whelped in captivity prior to the killing
thereof : and in addition thereto there
shall be attached and made a part
therof, the affidavit of a resident tax
payer of said county, aetting forth that
he Is a resident and taxpayer of said
county, giving his postoffice address and
stating that he is personally acquainted
with the applicant ; that he has read
the affidavit of the applicant, present
ing said skin or skins, and that he be
lieves the same to be true in every par
ticular. .
The said county clerk mav, if he
deems it advisable, r quire of such ap
plicant for bounty such other corrobor
ative testimony as to him seems proper
concerning the truth set forth in such
affidavit; provided, that when in doubt
as to the kind of skin or Bkins presented,
whether wpll or coyote, the warrant
shall be.iscued for the lesser bounty.
Redmond News.
POUTlaHO, M
Pacific Stock Remedies for sale
by Templeton & Son.
Frank Osborn of Madras, Or., 1
In Medford, looking the city over
with a view to locating. He was
formerly a United States commis
sioner at Madras, but was not the
tainted kind, hence to let go of his
Job he had to resign. But not by
request. It is not altogether Im
probable that he may locate In Med
ford. Medford Mail.
April 25, UX.
Mrs. Smith and Liuii expect to leav
this week for Colfax, Wash., where
Olive U working, to make their home
fjr a time. Mr. Smith will follow later,
with the expectation of coming hack
next year when he will he accompanied
by a cousin, Mrs. illox, who has una
aijoiuing his.
Mr. Paulson is new purchaser in
our neighborhood and has begun clear
ing for a crop this year.
Alex. Brown has a new house on his
eighty just west of town.
J. 0. Hansen was out to the Tortlind
country recently and came back bring
ing young llolstein bull wi Jt him, an
other evidence of progressiveness that
we are glad to see.
Another achoolhouse has been built
north of town and school will begin to
morrow with Mrs. Elliott, late of the
Shepherd district, aa teacher. An en
tertainment will bo given in the near
future br some of the older ones in the
nature of play entitled "Rescued
Furthjr particulars on the bulletin
board.
Another meeting of prospective tele
phone aubscribets will be held Friday
night.
The ball game this afternoon brought
over quite a crowd of Prinevillains (we
hope the boys will excuse the coinage)
We did not learn the score but presume
the visitors will be glad to furnish it.
Messrs. Ross Hall and brother leave
tomorrow for Spokane for work.
The Methodists had a number of ad
ditions today, but we did not learn who
they were.
Mrs. Irvin was down to church for the
first time lince coming back last fall.
Her many friends are pleased to see her
out once more.
The Rowlee property at Redmond was
lately trans'erred to the Jones Land
Company.
With this letter the present series
comes to an end, as a regular thing at
least. We should like to ice some one
take it up and push it with a little more
vigor than the writer has been able to
give it. There is enough news arouna
this little town to do its pharo towards
supporting a paper here. There are
enough items in view to make several
interesting letters, and they ought to be
reported for the benefit of outside read
ers. The undersigned acknowledges
many favors from the Journal and
should be pleased to see some one
undertake the work who will do better
by it than he has been able to do lately,
at least. JE. C. Pake.
April IS, KKt.
We are having a cold, backwarxl
spring In this section of tit ro intry.
There has Ihhmi a series of accident
in this neighborhood the pHt two
weeks. May Hughes the. Ilrxt vic
tim. She ws kicked tUo by her sad
dle horse. Mart Itrummer's horne took
a fall w ith him last week and tlight'jr
cruHluM his foot. Mauley Morris
thrown from hi horse last Sunday and
kicked twice, but not teriotisly hurt.
Calib lvia has just flushed his
spring plowing, lie was assUted the
last week by Ed tiillenxtator.
Jerome Kuox has his homestead en
closed with a barbed wire fence.
I'nole Toiuy is making garden
at the Bruiumer ranch.
Harold Gray la able to be about on
crutches after being laid up (or nearly
six weeks.
Warren Knox had a catastrophe with
his team on the 14th and is now on the
shelf for repairs. Pr. Belknap wis called
the enduing of the accident and found
both lw.es of the left leg broken just
below the knee. Dr. Belknap was called
again Wednesday to dre.a the injured
limb for the second time a.td found an
other break that he had overlooked at
first, the larger bone being broken again
several inches lower down.
It. K. Snook arrived from Senttle
Tuemlay, for the purpiwe of nitjuxt
Ing If potwlble with the proMvutlnir
otllcer of this district, tln case of
stock ruHtling, on which Hoy Tower
U held to appear In-fore the. grand
Jury at this term of court. IVptity
Prosecuting Attorney W. A. Bell has
panned the matter up for the con-
siderntlou of Dlxtrict Attorney Wil
son, who will arrive tomorrow from
The Dulles. Win. U. Johnson lathe
private prosecutor In this case, and
It may be possible that the case will
1h dropinxl, Mr. Snook representing
that Tower will leave Crook county
and rvttiru to his father lu Washing
ton.
Vital Treatment
DR. A. W. GRATER,
Prinavilla, Oregon.
The system I employ i the development
of the si tlh iene no droits, no iiutru
uients no questions asked. Pattern rx
amiiiw) free of charge. All forms of chron
ic liean- ueeesfully treated. Price
very renaotmtil. Dr. lirater run now lw
consulted at his room at the Puitutrxter
Hotel.
The following testimonials are from pa
tient I have treated a! Bend, Orcein:
llend. Or., Jan. 21,
My little boy had been iitrin for the
last veur with heart, kidney and stomach
trouble until I took him to Dr. (Irater and
he save him seven treatment and now he
looks well and is hearty.
Mat. Lola Ksicksos.
Bend. Or., Keb. 10, p.M.t.
Pr. A.. W. (irater I cannot find word
to ejpre my itntlit.i.le U you fur the
treat benefit and relief which 1 received
rom vonr treatment. I will elmlly rec
ommend anyone for treatment of female,
liver and kidney trouble of wbich you
cured me. Very truly yours.
XI hi. Li ella OairnN.
Bend, Or., Keb. 91, t!H.
Dr. A. W. firater I want to tell you
how grateful I am for the complete cure of
temale weakliest and rheumatism. I think
the treatment wonderful. Uratetully
yours, Mb. KitaiN'.To.
Bend, Or., Keb. 12, 1W.
Dr. A. W. Oratrr I will gladly recom
mend anyone for treatment of kliluey.
liver and constipation of wbich you cured
me. Yours truly, K. A.Puktt.
Bend, Or.
Dr. A. W. Grater, Prineville, Or.-Dear
Sir I want to recommend your wonderful
treatment to the public at lurxe. When
you beptn treating me I was very low with
a complication of diseases. My heart was
so weak I could hardly fret my breath and
kidneys in bad shae. " Now I im liiiprov
iiilj ritfht along and feel sure 1 am cured.
All I need now is warm weather and I will
11 Kt'll man. I have been talking to
several of your patients and they say that
they have been eured of old chronic ill
ease. I feel that (iod is with you in these
wonderful cures, (iratefully yours.
Jon si Kixkmork.
Lively - Jordan - Lanius
COM P A N Y
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
All of our Ladies' Spring Suits on sale at $17.50. This includes
everything from $25 to $35 which we have left in stock. Come early
and make your selection as the sizes are limited.
nrcrlty
lot he
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MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS
.. to be closed out ..
The entire line will be on sale until sold.
This is a bonufide proosition and it will pay
you to investigate. The values have never
been equalled in this county before.
Men's 15 to IJ0 suits, your choice $10 00
Hoys' suits, 12 to H year, long pant 5 00
lUiyi'suit, 4 to 8 year, knee pants 2 50
MEN'S EXTRA PANTS
Your choice of a good range of sizes, per pair
$2.25
Saturday Specials in Grocery Department
Old Dutch Cleanser, per can, 10c
Floating Bornx Soap, pvr bur , 05c
Five Minute Much, '2 pnekam 25c
CBQQE COUHTY Ml f
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m O'FIOERS: 5
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K I W. A, booth, ersnaoni i
D. f . Stcwaht, Vies Prstldant
O. M. Clhin, Oathlar
DlflCOTORS:
W. A. Booth, O. M..Euins.
O. f. STtWART
Transacts a General
Hanking Uusinens
Exchange Bought
and Sold
Collections will re
ceive prompt attention
fit
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Buy your Groceries at Stewnrt'u.
Edison Phonographs
Combination types that play
standard two-minute and Am
berol four-minute records.
$30
$40
$60
Victor Talking Machines
$30 $40 50
Sold on Installment Plan
Wall Paper
When you
spring you
clean
will
th:
13
more rooms to
spring stock
and patterns
covers
house
have one or
paper. Our
all grades
from
Winnek's Toilet Cream
March winds chap the face
and hands. Try a bottle of
Winnek's Toilet Cream 25c
It costs you nothing if you
are notsatisfied.
Watches Watches
Elgin and Waltham Watches
Only the better grades handled
in all sizes. Fitted in any
style of case. Prices that will
please you.
Diamond Rings, Brooches
We positively stand
and guarantee every
back
of
of
priced
i i .
i ana guarantee every piece
1UC per rOU Up Jewelry we sell.
THE WINNEK COMPANY
Prineville Races
MAY 26 TO 29 INCLUSIVE
Speed Programme
FIU.T DAY MAY 26.
First race J mile and repeat Purge $100.00
Second race J mile dash..... 150.00
BKCOXD DAY MAY 27.
Third race j mile and repeat " 12") 00
Fourth race J mile dash " 150.00
Tlllltl) DAY MAY 28.
Fifth race i mile daub '. " 150.00
Sixth race 14 mile daeh " 175.00
, " KOUKTH DAY MAY 29,
Seventh race S mile dash ' 150.00
Eighth race 1 J mile dash ; : " 200.00
$100 FOR BASEBALL
CROOK COUNTY TEAMS.
W. R. POLLARD, President
M. R. BIGGS, Secretary
LAMB FEED
KEDMOND, OREGON
Chop
Dea'erg in ;
Feeds of all Kinds, Baled Hay,
Timothy. Alfalfa. Clover, Grass
Garden Seeds of all Kinds.
Chopping Done. Satisfaction
coTi
Seed Grain, 4
and ' I
Guaranteed l
Brewery Feed Yard.
I Iiiivk ImUKlif tin' Urvwrry FwiJ
Vnnl uti tho Hurt It fldt of tlntK-luK-o
iiikI am rvmrvtl to tnl rnro of the
traveling uillli Thi'clifiiiMDt plnt'i'
to fivil In town. Ilult'tl liuv iiml
itrnln fur utile. Ilnve nlmi a iniiinl
tna niul IihIIii Iioiiim In the McCnl
llnliT lillllilillK, lll'tt iloor to tilt
.loiirual Ollli-i'. Cull nml m-v mi'.
Your pntroiuiKv Nollrlti'il. lttfHTt.
fully. J. K. TAYI.OU.
ltu I'rltievlllf, Or.
Ioii't full lo rnll nml litMwct
Hailing tlli'kli' nt IVtctt'o.
Town Pasture.
1 have rinmI paatur nur I'rlnvville
iii am irr-rHl n uk rare of town
coa. Call on or alilr
4 1Mf J.K. TTto.
A complete lint' of th tMwt nhluif ,
tarklt' Jimt nrrlviil nt I'ft. tt a.
For Sale.
Ilouw nml one nciv of icrouml flil
Joltilnir tho towualto of I'rlnovlllo;
will M il i'lunp; part rnalt, Imliinr on
tlnio. AiMmm C L. V. Mnrkor,
I'rliif IIU, Or. 4 LfUtf
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN FINE MILLINERY
Advnnco t.vliM In MprliiK mid, MiiuiiiH'r nillllm-ry. Iloniitlfut put
torn Imttf, noliliy Hint-t lintn,'(or luilltn, iiiIbwh iuiJ chllilrvit will
Im- on dlMpliiy at
MRS. ESTES MILLINERY PARLORS
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Cornr Second and Main Straatt,
Prlnavilla, Orafon
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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 mens suits
Ladies Tailored Suits
Our line of spring suits for
ladies is now on display. Prices
range from $1 7.50 to $25.00.
Clifton & Cornett