Costs Little to Dress Well
If you wear one of our seasonable, light-weight
ready-to-wear suits. Latest styles and newest
patterns in fancy pattern at the popuiar price of.
$15.00
Satisfaction in every particular is guaranteed.
No better values have ever been offered, or
could be offered
I. Michel
THE ... PLACE TO SAVE MONEY
Circuit Court
Civil
Cases
County Court
Continued from page 1.
aa justice of the peace for LaWlaw
precinct I accepted nnd A. F. Ram
any appointed In bis stead until the
next general election.
The bid of Claude E. Smith for safe
now in the sheriff's office for the sum
of f So is hereby accepted, delivery to
be made on or after J une 30, l'.WS.
The sheriff Is hereby requested to
turn off all electric current from the
county jail (including the separate
cell) at the switches outside said Jail
at or before 9 p. m. each and every
night and leave said current off un
til necessary the following evening.
The semi-annual report of the
county treasurer, beglnnlug October
1, 1908, and ending March SI, 1909v
was presented, examined and ap
proved as apparently correct and
ordered filed.
The county having accepted the
new couH house. It Is ordered that
approximately f 40.000 worth of fire
insurance be placed upon said build
ing In thoroughly reliable companies
at a rate of not to exceed f 1.25 per
hundred, and that said policies be
written for three years, Inasmuch as
the county will save one year's pre
mium thereby; that upon the de
livery of 6aid policies to the deputy
district attorney and upon his ac
ceptance thereof and the filing of said
policies with, the cqunty, clerk, said
clerk Is hereby directed to draw war
rants on the general fund for the
cost of said total amount of Insur
ance for the ensuing three years, the
total of said warrants not to exceed
the sum of $1000.
The folllowlng bills were allowed:
Oa Collver, counting rotes Not election .1 1 06
I 00
t 26
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S 24
1
1 50
S 60
5 5
5 50
ft 50
550
5 70
ft 50
1 OS
M 50
Ralph Sharp,
Buthong Co, account book
Ralph Sharp, Justice feet
Mar Belle Reed, taking testimour
Leonard Walter, witness fee
Dr Edwards, " "
Ralph Sharp, Justice fees ,
W D Johnson, witness teea
Joe Elliott, "
Leo Pelanke, "
Harry Winslow," "
Ralph Sharp, "
Cha Houston, tpl constable ,
Frank Elklns, exchange oa checks
II Brink, assistance in collecting taxes.
Warren Brown, stamped envelope 21 M
Pacific Stationery Co, records 1 60
Mann & Beach, hunters' licenses 8 75
O W Todd & CO, protectograph 30 00
Frank Elkins, sheriff's salary 41 67
1 " " deputy's " 200 00
Warren Brown, clerk's salary 300 00
" " deputy's 150 00
H C Ellis, Judge's salary 166 67
R A Ford, supt - 166 67
166 67
100 00
4 50
, 3 7J
J D LaFollette, assessor's salary
W F King, treasurer's salary
The Winntk Co, stationery
M " pauper account
Gay Lalollrtre, use ot auto one day 20
tio Lackey, nursing Walters (
Frank Elkins, boarding prisoners 14
Ralph Sharp, board and nursing iusane. M
R 8 Price, plowing courthouse yard
Henry Bosch Co, window shades for C It 13
Prinerille LAW Co, light and water " 1
" nxtures for C H ST
W F King, nuts 115
John Dell, Janitor service l
Pearl Eayler, examining board 4
Joseph Kelso, labor S
Mann A Beach, anglers' licenses 5
M K Brink, assisting tax collecting 22
J H Rosenberg, medical services 10
Glass A Prudhomtne, blanks and records ..152
Crook Co Journal, printing ter C H 3
M Triplets, arresting and trans prisoners. 47
Moses Niswonger, board prisoners g
F A Rico, county surveyor's fees 251
Mrs C D Rice, work In surveyor's offlce. 7i
Was Johnson, working on plats W
W H Kinder, road viewer 40
Dick Vandevert, - S2
Chat Swanson, chatnman J
E W Richardson, marker 4
H A Boggers, chatnman 4
NeU Anderson. 4
E E Oetchell. flagman 4
Belknap & Edwards, pauper account lt
CE McDowell, " M
Will Smith, destroying weeds
pred Wilson, destroying weeds..
Sam Reichen, " "
James Lee, " "
Bruce Hood. -
W F Thomas, -
Geo Pontius. " "
B C Roblson, use ot mower and hay rake. 10
Pioneer T T Co, service 1
Frank Mackey. road work t
WmBrownhUl. - "
S W Richardson, "
MM
TW Hudson. "
C R McLallin,
PT Monroe, " "
Austin Kiier. "
DIF Co, powder, etc.
F W Smith, road work
FW Smith,
M M M I,
Geo Lytic, - "
R C Robinson,"
CC Carson, "
L H Root, - " .
Frank Smith, ' ,
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A H Lippmsn, labor ,. 1
Hammond Sc Stephens, diplomat 21
Rosa B Farrott, May salsry (0
C V Conway, " SO
R H Barley, commissoners' fees 8
James Rice, - 56
C l Rowe, prinUng,
P Monroe, road work
A S Collins. " '
R 8 Price, hauling
M B Hockenberry, principal CCHS.
Rosa B Parrott, teacher "
J F Blanchard, " "
Catherine V Conway, teacher "
David Pickett, Janitor H 8
E B Barnes,
Prineville LAW Co
W F King, mdse
Court adjourned until next regular
term.
Buy your shoes at Stewart's; big
stock; low prices.
A complete line of the best fishing
tackle just arrived at Tetett's.
Send $1.50 for the Journal One Year.
Synopsis of New
Fishing Laws
The new fish law goes into effect May
23, which date falls on next Sunday.
In order that Crook county eopls may
know the provisions of the measure we
publish syuopsit of it.
Every person over 16 years of aje
must provide him or herself with a
license which can be obtained from the
county clerk and cott 1. Each license
hag all the rule and regulations clearly
defined on the back.
The catch ot trout is limited in this
state to 75 in one day except in Klamath
county where the catch is limited to 25
fish or 20 pounds. On bass and salmon
there is no limit to the catch.
The fishing season is open from April
1 to November 1 except in Baker county
and Link river district in Klamath
county. In Baker county, the fishing
searon in the lakes is from July 1 to
October 1. In the Link liver territor)
the season is open from Jane 1 (o Sep
tember 1. Bass and salmon trout are
open to fishing all the year.
It is unlawful to fish without a license
and the penalty for doing so is a fine of
not less than $25 and u)t more than
1150.
It is lawful to fish in the Rogue river
or any of its tiibutaries at any time.
It ii unlawful to fish at night or one
hour after sunset or one hour before
rsnnrise except within the tidewaters of
the Coquille river.
. It is nnlawful to sell trout except
those propogated in private hatchet iee
and then it must be done under the
supervision of the state game warden.
It is unlawful to take trout, Shimon
trout or bass except with hook and line.
It is nnlawful to take trout, char or
salmon less than six inches in length.
For violation of any of the aforesaid
laws named, the penalty is a fine of not
less than f25 and not more than (150.
Any person who uses powder, gas,
lime, cocculus indicu?, poison, etc., or
any person dumps sawdu.it, planer
shavings, lumber waste, wood pulp etc.,
in any Htream of the state is liable to a
fine of not less than (200 and not more
than 13,000.
Found, on J'rineville street, a
watch. Owner can recover name at
this office by proving property nnd
pitying for this notice.
Land for Sale.
MOneresof land for sale; 50 ncres
in cultivation; 25 miles east of Prine
ville; good stock location; plenty of
water; good range. For further In
formation inquire at .this otlice. 3-lhm
MEN'S SHOES
The Celebrated WIZARD, fully guaranteed
We have just added a complete line of
Men's Shoes to our stock. -
We have contracted with the manu
faclurers 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 ate guaranteed to outwear at least three
ordinary Boles.
Our prices range from 12.75 per pair to
$3.50 and $4. The 13.50 shoe is, the same
grade that is now being sold in Prineville for
14. Our $4 shoe is the same grade that is
being sold for as much as 1 5.
It is worth your while to look this line
over when in need of 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 the beet picture of wild coyote 2 00
Second best 1 00
For best picture of wild antelope 2 50
For best picture of beaver 2 50
For the best picture of porcupine 1 00
Second best 50
For the beet picture of birds 2 50
Second best ; 1 50
Third best 1 00
Fourth best 50
For the best picture of horses 1 00
For the beet 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
buy the supplies of,
The following civil rases wero dis
posed ot at the May term of circuit court,
our apace being too crowded In t week to
publish :
K. I Sahiu vs. Madras Milling and
Mercantile Company ; settled and dia
mitsed. Rock Island Plow Co. vs. Will Wura
welter and Arthur Hodge.; judgment.
Thomson & Hodges vs. It. F, Join-
and Nancy Jones ; continued for term.
1. F. Stewart and V. A. lVx.lh va.
O.K. Lamaon; judgment and order to
sell attached property.
Northtip A Sturgia Co. va. Hugh
O'Kane; continued for the term.
Fleokinsteiu Mayer Co. vs. Emery
Seals and I A. Moore; ontinuot tor
the term.
J. II. Palmer vs. J. X. (juibvrg; mo
tiou to set aaide service allowed.
James 11. Scott vs. A. C. Kuighten;
dismissed without prejudice.
T. W. Clark va. J. M. Zimmerlee;
judgment on pleading.
l. I. P. Co., vs. V. II. Cooper and
Stat l.auj Hoard ;
1. I. A P. Co. va. W. P. Sloan ami
Stale Land Board ;
1. I. A P. Co., va. W. K. KeMy and
State I-anJ Board ;
D. 1. A P. Co. va. Annie M. Iugull
aud State Land Board ;
P. I. A P. Co. va. Win. 11. Cumming
aud State Laud Hoard ; default on part
of all defendants except slate of Oregon.
C. F. Smith and Will Smith vs.
Charles E. Lumson, Ada Lauison, et al ;
default and dec ee.
A. M. Drake vs. Jotce Stearns, et al ;
defendants tohac30 dava to further
move or plead.
Fred W. Wilson vs. Albert A. Collum
and Mary J. Collum ; publication of
summons.
T. II. Brennan vs. John Pavin.J. L.
Smith and F. M. Smith; argued ami
submitted.
Central Oregon Blnklng & Trust Co.
va IWnd Mi rc intile Co. ; tiual rep rt ap
prove I.
C. R. Shattuckvs. James B. O.een;
decree bv default.
F. A. Powell and U. M. Miller vs.
Lettie A. Miller; referred to referee.
Nellie Cowles vs. I'. S. Cowles; dis
missed. Minnie C. Low vs. B. C. Low; decree.
S. A. Ferguson vs. Geo. W. Snyder;
default and judgment.
John R. Fryrear vs. Arthur P. Pono
hue and F. E. Pavton; continued uutil
first day ot next term.
M. Christiana vs. Dorcas Eagan et al;
Dismissed as to C.J. Johnson, L. A.
Booth, Bruce Gray and 3. C. Gray.
Pefault and decree as to John A. Eagan,
Sarah E. Rodman, Georga Rodman and
James W. Eagan; judgment on ansner
as to Dorcas Eagan.
Ole Getinea and Nels Layen vs.
August Peterson, Itertha Peterson aud
W. ti. MaaU; application to oen up
decree granted.
Pr. Walker, eye Hpecltiliot, Hotel
rriuevllle uutll Wednesday eveuirg.
HOME CURE FOR ECZEMA '
OH ot WsBtargrssa, Tnyasol, dlyesrlas, Etc
Used as 5isspts Wash
It really aeems strange that so many
people suffer year in and year out with
eczema, when It la now no longer a se
cret that oil of wintergTeen mixed with
thymol, glycerine, etc., makes a wash
that ia bound to cure.
Old, obstinate case, it Is true, can
not be cured in a few days, but there
is absolutely no sufferer from eczema
who ever used this simple wash and
did not find Immediately that won
derfully soothing, calm, cool sensation
that cornea when the itch is taken away.
Instantly upon applying a few drops
of the wash the remedy takes effect,
the itch ia allayed. There is no need
of experiment the patient knows at
once.
Instead of trying' to compound the
oil of wintergTeen, thymol, glycerine,
etc., in the right proportions ourselves
we are using a prescription which is
universally found the moat effective.
It is known as the D. D. D. Prescrip
tion, or Oil of "Wintergreen Compound.
It ia made by the D. P. D. Co. of Chi
cago,' and our long experience with
this remedy has given us great confi
dence in its merits.
The Winnek Co.
Lively - Jordan - Lanius
G O M P ANT
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
All of our Ladtea Spring Suits on sale at $17.50. This includes
every thing from $25 to $35 which we have left in stock. Come early
and make your selection as the sizes are limited.
Sincerity
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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 bonafide proposition and it will pay
you to investigate. The values have never
been equalled in this county before.
Men's (15 to $20 suits, your choice $10 00
- Hoys' suits, 12 to 14 years, lung pants 5 00
Hoys' suits, 4 to 8 years, knet panta 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 Cleanuer, H?r can, , 10c
Floating Borax Soap, jer bar , 05c
Five-Minute Muoh, 2 packages 25c
imith-Rced
Wedding at Bend
A very pretty wediKng tmik place at
the residence o' J. K. Reed, in llend, on
the eve of the 12th at 7 M o'clock, when
the Keverend J. Anthony Mitchell
united ly tho holy honds of matrimony
Miss Flossie. Violet Heed ami F.rneft A.
Smith, in the presence of the family and
a few immediate friend. ,
After tl.a i tipnssive and protty rin
ceremony, the Riieet withdrew to the
dining room where they were aerval
with an elcga.it weddimt impwir, while
the air want frctf ant wit'i the perfume
of roses Kitd carnal ions with which the
rooms were tatefully decorated,
Kveryone present thoroughly enjoyed
the serenade given the happy couple
by the h.ind myt, a they rendered
several splendid numbers; neither till
the boys' tin can brigade fort?i t them.
However, they wtre quickly sent on
their way rejoicing, nnd again tho tweet
strains of tho hand cltiiined the at
tention of all.
Tho bride w as gowned in white silk
and carried a bouquet of Bride's rosea;
the groom wore the conventional b!ack.
Both young icopIe are well known in
Bend and highly esteemed by their
many friends. Violet is a sister of May
Belle Heed, det uty clerk.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Smith went
to their own homo the text inorninj
trking with them, not only nianvr tisefu
and beautiful gilts, but the gxxl wishei
oi all who know them.
Conmilt Dr. Wnlkerat Hotel I'rliu-
vllle, nl, nut thitt headache.
LAMB FEED CO.
HLD.MONI), OREGON
IWere In
Chop Feeds of all Kinds, Baled Hay, Seed Grain,
Timothy, Alfalfa, Clover, Grata and
Garden Seeds of all Kinds.
Toll Chopping Done. Satisfaction Guaranteed
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SPECIAL ARGAINS
IN FINE MILLINERY
Advnnee Htyles) In sprlnir nnd mi miner millinery. Ilenutlful pat
tern hiita, nobby street hat, for Indie, mlanes and children will1
lie on display tit '
MRS. ESTES MILLINERY PARLORS
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Prineville Races
MAY 26 TO 29 INCLUSIVE
Speed Programme
FIHf-T DAY MAY 26.
Firet race I mile and repeat Purse
.Second race mile dash
SKTOXD DAY MAY 27.
Third racer mile and repeat "
Fourth race I mile daeh "
THIIiD DAY MAY 28.
Fifth race mile dafh
Sixth race lj mile dash "
FOLKTH DAY MAY 29.
Seventh race 5 mile das-h
Eighth race U mile dash "
$100.00
150.00
125.00
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150.00
175.00
150.00
200.00
$100 FOR BASEBALL
- CROOK COUNTY TEAMS.
W. R. POLLARD, President
Men's Spring Suits
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We are offering some of the
most attractive bargains in men's f
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 $ 1 0
to $25. It pays to make good
and we can on our men's suits
Ladies, Tailored Suits
line of spring suits for
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les IS nOW On disnlav. Hrirpc
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Our
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range from $17.50 to $25.00.
Clifton & Comett
THE WINNEK COMPANY
M. R. EIGGS, Secretary