Costs Little to Dress Well
If you wear one of our seasonable, light-weight
ready-to-war suits. Latest styles and newest
patterns in fancy pattern at the popuiar price of
$15J(
Satisfaction in every particular is guaranteed.
No better values have ever been offered, or
could be offered
I Michel
THE PLACE TO SAVE MONEY
Many Visitors
in Prineville
Many citisens of the county were called
. town this wk, having been summoned
officially or having business in the circuit
court. The local hotels have been crowded
and the past fortnicht has been a busy one
Among out of town people who have
been in I'rineville duriug the past week we
now toe following:
FrUsy.
W C Vriedt, Bend T S Kptr, Ashwood
D P Rea, Madras
Jno McTaggart, do
J T Robinson, do
0 Dickerson, do
J V Livingston, do
T N Balfour, Fife
M Triplett, Bend
L J Jonas, do
D F Wood,
R Tassel jr
Jeff Biyeu,
do
do
do
StarUr.
J D Davidson, Bend Jack Dee, Grixily
Allen Willcozon, do J B Smith, Post
CA Stanburrough.do Geo Bogue, Rooland
Theodore Anne, do D G Rogers, Madras
H F Jones, Redmond
Saaaay.
Jess Tetherow, John AlcKemiie,
Dryden Reynolds, Wm Young,
Wni Immelee, CecU Woods,
Donald Burleigh, Paul Kennard
R Covert, Clarence Jacison,
all of the Redmond baseball team.
Moaaay.
HL Friday, Cross Kst B Durton.Antelope
J H Priday, do LA Young, Youngs
H K Paxton, do Wrs Wm Clair, do
J T Guerin. Bend Lillie Knox. Post
C 8 Benson, do J R Knox, do
J B McMahon, Mdrs J R Post. do
G T Rowan 4 wf, do Father Hicky, Wasco
O Springer, Culver F Merrill, Culver
Taesoay.
Owen Morris, Bend W H Kilmer, Madras
H Adams, Shaniko 0 B Gray, Post
Elmer Hawthorn, Rosland
Wednesday.
Wm Howell, Bend Joe Flynn, Shaniko
H Hudson, Roseburg P N Turuer.Powell B
M Williams.Paulina J H O'Kelley, Culver.
LOCAL MENTION
D. P. Ron returned homo to Mad
ras today.
Grover C. Blake Iiam Uvn appoint
ed forest guard by the department
to serve In the Deschutes National
Forest.
Found, on Prineville street, n
watch. Owner can recover same at
this office by proving proerty and
paying for this notice.
I. U. Dinwiddle was a Dnsseneer
on today's auto for Albany where
ne goes as a delegate from the Prlne
vllle lodge of Odd Fellows to the
grand lodge.
The report Is current about Prlne-
vllle that Lark Elliott has been re
leased from the penitentiary on pa
role, but we have been unable to
verify the report.
Bruee Gray and Miss May Belle
Heed went to Bend Wednesdav to
attend the wedding of Miss Iteed's
sister, lolet, to Air. Ernest A.
Smith which was to occur there that
evening.
Circuit Judge W. I Bradshaw Is
delighted with Crook countv's new
court house. In speaklug of the new
building he said: "I think It is fine
in every respect, both in appearance
and arrangement. It is one of the
most convenient buildings in which I
have ever conducted business. No
where in the state In my opinion Is
there a better county court house and
it Is a great relief to hold court here
after having been cramped up In the
old building."
Miscreants Cutting
Fences Near Pos
C C Hutchinson Is Dead.
C. C. Hutchinson, known as the
father of irrigation in the West, and the
originator of the reclamation work in
Crook county, died at his home in Port
land last Monday, aged 75 years. Death
was due to old age. Mr. Hutchison was
well known to many Crook county peo
ple. After selling his irrigation interests
at Bend he went into southeastern part
of the state and was one of the first to
interest the government in the possi
bilities of reclamation in that region.
The family of J. II. Reams has
removed to Shaniko to reside.
Last Friday evening the fifth (trade.
under the cbaperonage of their teacher,
Miss J essie V. Hartley, enjoyed a most
delightful outing in the form of a marsh
mallow roast which was held near the
eastern limits of the town.
The secretary of the interior has with
drawn from public entrv under the first
form of withdrawal of the reclamation
act, approximately 23,000 acres of land
in connection with the Crooked river
project in The Dalles land district. Any
tracts, title to which have passed out of
the United States, were excepted from
the order of withdrawal.
At the First Methodist church for
Sunday, May 10, the subject will be.
"What did Christ teach about the keep
ing of the Sabbath day?" The one for
8 p. m will be, "The hills from whence
cometh my help." Sunday school at 10
o'clock and Epworth League at 7 p. m.,
led by Gardner Perry. A welcome to
all. J. D. Lewellen, pastor.
Last week, sometime letwoeu
Monday ami Friday morning, a
party of unknown men, Mveunmblv
three, judging from the tracks, cut
and luutlluted about two miles of
fence surrounding some road land
which was leased by George Wiler
and Johu Pickett, and also about
three miles of fence surrounding a
section of road land leased by K
Booten and son. The wire was cut,
in some places, on ench side of the
post and agaiu lu the middle. In
other places the were was cut onlv
in the middle. Five or six wire gates
were cut up Into small pieces and
tossed aside. Iu some of the rough
est country a short string of fence
would not Ik? cut, but iu the main It
was pretty badly cut up.
This is only one of a series of deiv
redatlous of a like unture which have
been committed during the past few
years upon honest and law-abiding
citizens residing In that community.
No relief from these out mires has
yet been found for a definite clew Is
hard to find. It Is hoped, h owever,
that in th riwir fntnr, uiinietlit'itr
may le done to put an end to such
outrages.
Pacific Horse Liniment is prepared
expressly for the needs ol horsemen ar.d
ranchmen. It is a powerful sod pene
trating liniment, a remedy lor emergen
cies. A soothing embrocation (or the
relief of pain, and the best liniment for
sprains and soreness. Incqualed for
curing the wounds and Injuries of
BARBED WIRE and lor 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.
(XTftA LA HOC BOTTL1S flfTY Ct NTS
HovT Chemical Co., poutuwo. est
BOOKLET K&flS?f FREE
Pacific Stock Remedies for sale
by Templeton & Son.
Portion of Civil
Cases Heard in Court
On account of lack ot space the
i Journal iii aMo to civ nnlv th
result of tlue canea of civil natur
acted upon by the circuit court of
most iiucrvsi tins week. The ro
;mainder will ep ear next isme.
In the case of the Clmtmi
; National Bank vs. John Atkinson,
;et al, which wa the Hismark
stallion case, the jury returned a
veruiei lor the defendants. M.
tion for new trial was overruled,
W. K. ltogue. vs. Pearl Mav
Bogus, divorce: decree priuitcd
Malinda A. Kohinson vs. J. W.
Kobtnson, divorce; decree granted.
A. It. K.astwood vs. U.K. Jones
A Co.; referred to Boulah Crooks
as reieree to be heard in vacation
John Mooro vs. M,. iwmi
ger;suitto collect for drilling a
I wen at j oweii Buttes. Jury ver-
diet for defendants. New trial
granted.
H. P. Belknap, J. V. Horipan et
ai vs. city oi fnnevillc; nut to re
j strain stx-ciai election on "near
jbeor" ordinance. Argued and
lasen uruier advisement.
A. H. l.ippman vs. II. C. Kllis
and otlicers of Crook county; in
junction to restrain from purchase
f furniture for new court house
County has till first day of next
term to me answer.
U C. brix vs. J. F. Morris; suit
to collect fees for making collec
tions, jury verdict for pluintiff in
sum of 130.
High School's New
Training Depatment
In or'er that the teachers of Crook
county may have an opportunity to
grow larger and broader, the Crook
County High School ha added a tench
er training course to its curriculum
This course is not a theoretical but a
practical one, ami actual teaching work
will bo done by the students under the
supervision of a competent ciitic
teacher. During the coming ear.
special attention will be mveii to the
first three crudes, as we ftvl that here
our teachers are weakest and are most
in need of intelligent and experienced
advice.
- For this work, the board has secured
the services of Mrs. Wiekershnm, who
u a graduate ot the Oswego Normal.
-New ork, and who has been ciitic
teacher of the first three grades in the
Ashland .Normal for three vears and
last year was principal of the training
department in the same school, the
comes highly recommt tided, as having
no superior in the state in her line of
ork. w e feel that no teacher in
Crook county who has not had special
training for her work can afford to misi
this opportunity offered bv the Crook
Lounty High School.
Mrs. Wk kerfdiam will ho here on the
ninth of August to begin wjrk. thus
enabling those tcacheis who are attend
ing ttio summer g:hcol to get a few
weeks training in primary methods
Wlule you will get much that will bo
helpful this short course, we would ad
vise you, if possible, toatteud the C rook
County High Schwl during the Comiiiu
year and get the benefit of the entire
years course. There is a growing de
niand for instructors who are specialists
not only in Knglish, hutory and science,
nut in nret, second and third irradt
work; and it is to meet this demni.d
that we are -intrcducing this training
course, which will fit the teachers for
specialized grade work. Once more.
teachers, let us urge you, for your own
good and for the good of the schools of
tlie county, to avail yourselves of this
excellent opportunity to improve your
teaching and increase yjnr salary,
Lively- Jordan - Lanius
COMPANY
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
All of our Ladies' Spring Suiti 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 arc limited.
-s? MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS
Cupyrlfht
to be closed out
e
The entire line will be on sale until sold.
This is a Lonafide proposition and it will pay
you to investigate. The values have never
been equalled in this county before.
Men's 115 to IJO suits, j our choice $10 00
Nova' suit, 12 to H years, long pants 5 00
lioya'auita, 4 to 8 yearn, knee pants 2 50
MEN'S EXTRA PANTS
our choice of a good range of sizes, per pair
$2.25
Saturday Specials in Grocery D epartment
Old Dutch Cleanser, per can ,
Floating Borax Soap, per bar qjc
Five-Minute Mush, 2 packages 5c
Pilot Butte Telephone
Will Wire Town
MEN'S SHOES
Tne Celebrated WIZARD, fully guaranteed
We have jui?t added a complete line of
Men's Shoes to our stock.
We have contracted with the manu
facturers of the celebrated WIZARD Shoe for
Men. These shoes are a high-grade shoe
that have stood the test of time.
Every shoe we sell we positively guar
antee. We stand back of every pair we sell and
should any defect be found we will cheerfully
refund the purchase price.
That's fair, isn't it?
You wear shoes every day, and shoes
wear out, now when you want a good pair
come in and let us fit you.
In a Working Shoe we have several
shapes fitted with Imperishable Soles, These
soles are guaranteed to outwear at least three
ordinary soles.
Our prices range from $2.75 per pair to
$3.50 and $4. The $3.50 shoe is the same
grade that is now being sold in Prineville for
$4. Our U shoe is the same grade that is
being sold for as much as $5,
It is worth your while to look this line
ucr wuen in neea ot shoes. Yours very truly
$34.50 for Pictures
We will pay $34.50 for pictures.
We have taken the agency for the East
man Kodak goods, and through our arrange
ments we are enabled to make the following
liberal offer for pictures taken in Crook
county. We will pay $34.50 as follows:
For the best picture of wild deer $5 00
Second best 2 50
For the best picture of wild bear . ' . 5 00
Second best 2 50
for tne best picture of wild coyote 2
Second best
For best picture of wild antelope! . . . . . 2
For best picture of beaver 2
For the best picture of porcupine . . 1
Second best
For the best picture of birds ........ . . 2
Second best 1
Third best 1
Fourth best r.n
For the best picture of horses 100
For the best picture of cattle 1 00
For the best picture of sheep .... . . 1 00
Anyone may compete; may use any kind
of a camera; either plate or film.
Only one prize of a class will be awarded
to one person unless taken on different dates.
The only requirements are: The person
desiring to enter must register with us; place
date on picture entered, where taken, and
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THE WINNEK COMPANY
The Mot Butte Telenhomt Co. Ih
the mime of a new organization Hint
Is reaching out over Crook county
for IjiminesH. It Ih coiiHoIhlating anil
Improving the farmer linen for tin
purpose of getting into doner touch
with each other ami with the conn
ty seat. .Some Idea may be gained of
the extent of territory covered by
the different farmers' linen which
make up the new company when It
known that 115 or 120 telephouea are
In use.
Iu the Combo' Flat, Xewsotu creek
and Tout neighborhood there ure
20 phones.
There Ih a barbed wire line doing
service from Paulina to Stewart's on
which there are IS instriimentH
From Paulina to Beaver there are
about 12 'phones.
From .Stewart's to Buck creek
there ure 20. The line corineetH at.
tills point with the Burns wire.
In the Bye Grans neighborhood
there are 20 'phonen and from 15 to
20 in the McKay district.
J. II. Kelly and O. C. Price were In
town Saturday for the purpose of
seeing what could lie done toward
Installing the service In I'lincvilli
They will take the matter up with
our merchants and If enough Inntni-
mentn are ordered the comnanv will
begin to wire the town In nbout
thirty days.
Rev. Father Hickey
Making Easter Visits
Kev. Father Hickey, well and favor
ably known to the people o( Crook coun
ty, ia at irew-nt in I'rineville making
the Faster visitation to this part of hi
extetmtve parish. The reverend gentle
man hag had a lon ami dunircroim siio
of rickiifNg for the at year and it ia a
great pleamire to his many old frienda
iu thin section to moot lilm n.iin. lie
will olliciate iu Bom! SuturJay and Stin-
lay next, ami in liciiinoiii Monday
evening and Tuesday, the 17th and lHth.
On Wednesday, May 1'Hli, he (rues to
Morrow A Keenan'a, for Axcention
Thursday morning. Futher Hickey cele
brates Macs, hears confessions, baptises
and instruct! tlio children and adult
wherever he visits, and is always irlud to
answer the objections and intiirio uf
non-catholic, friends and acpiaintuncc
whenever and wherever tliey are put.
f here is some talk of the establish
ment of a catholic ciiurch in Prineville
which would bo considered a decided
step in the line of healthy development
of our rapidly (trowing town.
Death of ML A. Carson.
Mark Anthony Carson minned from
thin life nt the home of bU son
Walter, at Pont, May o, lot)!). He
wan born in Nashville. TenncMee. In
1SH. lb? came to California In 110.
and in KM wan married In Jncknou
county, Oregon, to Fli.alieth Strict
land. There were born to thin union
eight children, nix of whom survive,
I lie wiV died in 1!K3, Two
daughter and four soim live to re
vere their father's momorv: Mm
Nora ('oaten mid Mr- A.l.ll.. ll. rr
man; and the noun, Levvln, Mark,
miner una ijorunni uarson.
LA iVri ITnlTi rr u
UI-DMONI), OltKGON
I Wen In
vnop reed, ot all Kind.. Baled H.v. Sl r..-i i
Timothy, Alfalfa, Clover, Graaa and
Garden Sceda of all Kinds. T
Toll Chopping Done, Satisfaction Guaranteed I
A complete Hue of the lien t flHhlnir
tackle Just arrived at Petett'H.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN FINE MILLINERY
Advance style In spring , Hiiinnier nillllt.ery. Beautiful put- 2
MRS. ESTES MILLINERY PAP
Corner Second and Main Streets,
) ''jjettlcmcat.
Frank (its, ilc
p.,. auit the undcnlsneil
f . - -Vy nf Kruk Ulau,
Buy your shoes at Stewart'n; ldgl
stock; low prices.
Junt received by the VViimek Co.. n
large shipment of JoIiiihoh's "Bitter j
Sweet" chocolate bonbons. See our
ECZEMA LODGES IN THE SKIN
Not a Blood DltcaM Cured by Oil ot
wintorirreen Compound
For many years eczema wan
posed to be a blood disease anH u,:..
erroneously treated as such, hnf n
the best authorities agree that eczema
only a akin disease and muat be
cured through the skin. The emint
akin specialist Dr. D. D. Dennis, first
aiscoverea the eczema germ and his
discovery was quicklv taken i
Germany and France.
To kill the eczema irerm and at
same time heal the skin. Dr. T.
compounded oil of wintcrgrecn, thymol,
K.y murine, etc. The remedy Is a liquid,
not a mere salve, hence it ainb. rirt
into the pores of the skin. Washina-
with this oil of Wintcrcrreen cnmnmmj
eems to take away the itch nt
oon the scalea drop away and ihe dis-
easeaisappcars. The prescription has
now been used so lone- as tr h:iv
en its 'absolute merit and we do not
nesitate to express our confidence in
D. D. D. PrescriDtion
D. D. D. Soap.
Men's Spring Suits
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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 men's suits
Ladies' Tailored S
hints
Our line of spring suits fui
ladies is now on display. Prices
range from $17.50 to $25.00.
Clifton & Cornett
window.
The Winnek Co. I
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