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Prepare now for haying time You will find the best Machinery at King's
McCormik Mowers
Reapers, Binders, Ralces
Milwaukee Mowers - '
Dain Mowers, Bucks & Stackers
London Carriers, Etc.
Jackson Forks
REPAIRS
Complete assortment for all
McCormic machines. Some
parts for Piano, Buckeye, Mil
waukee Acme, Osborne and
Standard. J Prompt attention to
orders for repairs for all other
machines, not represented by
Prineville agents.
LOCAL MENTION
C. It ('(ink of Itimliiml wik lii town
tin' Ami nf the wiH-k.
I. V. NcIhuii of l'it wim rt'KlM
tvr nt Hotel rrlm-vlllc Sunday.
Millard IMkhiN nml Kill t h Kltur
lift (or l'lirllinul liiHt Huturtlity.
wherv they will kh-ihI three wci-k
vlnliliitf will) rflntlvi'H.
At tin home of tlu lirhtf's parent
on Sunday, J tint litli, MIhm llerthn
Wntklnx nml Mr. KlmpHim AM were
united In iimrrln(. Itcv, ('. 1. linlley
oltlilitlliii;.
. II. HlnitlN nml wilt' nml Mm.
Iliitfti O'Kitnt', nil of IViiiI, nit'(l
through town the flmt of tlx' week
tni lln lr way in Portland to attend
tin' roue rarnlvnl.
Mr. ami Mr. J. I. McCulloch de
parted lor I'ortlnml Friday llefor
ri'liiriiluic Mr. Mft'iilhtch w III make it
trip to Southern Ort'KtHi to look
ntier liiiHluttHt iiiatttTH.
IVreey Smith loft Saturday for
rorilaiul to net tin row I'lirtilval.
From then.' lie w ill unto Seattle ami
take In t lit (air for n week, then he
will k to IIIIiioIh nml take up the
Mtudy of medicine for live yearn.
Mr. 1. M. Mill mid children Marl
ed to Alhany, Monday, where they
will vilt during 'lie ftiiiuner with
relative. Later Mr. Mill will Join
them and they will ii to Seattle to
nee the night lit the vxptmltion.
Oeorge Storkiiiann, the elar
iniiker, lit KH'tiillnu; Hevernl day this
week I'xtcmllntr Id traile In lleiid,
Itetlinotiil ami Slxtcm' country. The.
l'rluevlllo brand of clnr In n trood
tlilnu ami the moKer of thlKcounly
nre proving It every day,
The reception (I ven lnt Friday
rvt-ulnj; nt theO. I. Wlniick home In
Imnor of Itcv. ('. C. llalilildKe, jxiHtor
of the 1'renliyterlaii church, nnd hi
wife, wan well attended nnd proved
t ) lie a very plcnunt occasion. I!e
ftVHhiiietitM of wafer and punch w ere
nerved to the company.
Last Sunday, June Oth, at 11 :.'!() a.
in., at the home of the hrldc'n parent
on the McKay, Mr. Karl Helm nnd
MIhm Nora Mitchell, daughter of Mr.
ami Mm, II, I". Mitchell, were mar
rletl, Hev. C. V. Itnlley olllfJatlnit.
The happy couple will make their
home in the Claude Wright place on
theOehoco.
County Superintendent Fonk. nn
iiotinceM thai copies of the school
law are now ready for dlHtrlliutlon
nnd that he Im scndliiK them out a
fimt it poHNlhle, There are some
hcIiooI olllccrs who cannot beennlly
reached ly expres and these are re
ilut'Mted to call and get copies of the
awn.
llnuh LlMter nnd Matt Newlilll of
drizzly, during tho past week mntle
a horne trade of consequence-. Mr.
I. Inter traded to Mr. Newlilll 10 head
of wldliiRS for 10 head of lino wares,
Mr. Lister having In mind the breed
ing of horse for the market. Mr.
Newlillf, so It 1h stated, will nidi the
Kcldlng In tho markets.
H. S. Itrown, tho pioneer resident
of Haystack, wan In towu Saturday
attending to IiiihIiic matter.
IleuJ.. McC-unYrv and Mr. Morrill
were In town from Itedmoml Mon
day. Mr. Mei'Affcry recently bought
eltfhty ucrvajf Irrigation land near
To well Hutte nnd In preparing to
clear ami othc rwle Improve It.
Kev. V.. It. t'hne, general inlwtlon.
nry for the TacKle. Coant of the Hap
tint Uenerul AMxtK'latlon of the
t'nlted Staten, wlioxpent ten tlajn
In rrliievllle left Frhlny for Itedrock,
where he preached lat Sunday. He
will attend the iiMNoclntlon which Im
being held lit Mailrim till week.
Itev. J. T. Moore Hccoiupanled him
an tar km J.amtmtu.
Warren Smith arrived home Mon
day noon ufter trip to I'ortland.
Warren gave up liHrberlnr In 1'rlne.
vlllennd went to the city with the
lutenthui of lenrnliiu the nutoiuoblle
profewtloii but found no demand for
men In aliop. He expecti to open n
Imrberfthop tit M ml nm in tho near
future, having been tiKioircd of a
good patronage by the roddentu of
that place.
Mr. J. M. Street, her daughter.
Mix F.vu. and MImm in n ) HtrtieM
went to Curlew, WuhIi., hiHt week
where they will pcud the mimmer.
Mr. Street expect to meet them at
Seattln the latter part of the Suiu
mer where the party will attend the
fspotdllou and return from there
home. Mr. Street hint gone to the
hi'iid of (rooked river at prtnent
where he will bo buy rounding up
home for a few week.
Mr. Ollle ICIkln the flint of the
week cloMed her boarding Iioiiho and
ha dlHCollttnufd tho IhihIiichh, Till
fact ha brought grief to hererwt
whlle bonnier who now feel like
lone orphan. For many year Mr.
F.lktn Im nerved her boarder with
tho fluent table In tho land nml the
praUe of her cookery ha grown to
bo a lioiiHchohl wortl In l'rlnevllle.
Hen-after Mr. Flkln will conduct
but bold on, now, that I a different
tory.
Tho twenty seventh annual wbhIod
of tho Mlddh.()ngon Ituptlnt AmhocI
ntlun convenetl nt Mndra on
Vednetbiy morning nt 10 o'clock
and will continue lu hchM mi over
Sunday. Thta iioe!utlon Incltulo
In It luemlH-mhlp twelve churches
located In Crook, Woneo, Sherninn,
Wheeler and (Irant counties. Hev.
J. M. lrfiWHoiiof FohhII, will prenlde
a motlerator. Tho delegates from i
tho Prineville church nn: Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Powell, Sam Reynolds'
nnd Mlns Gertrude Hodge. Itev. J.
T. Moore and family will alno at
tend from Prineville, Itev. Moore rv
reHentliign a delegate Fossil church,
In which ho still retains his member
ship. Mlns Loia and Nora Steurns
of Prineville, nre also attentions the
nnHoclutlon. At the last senslon of
tho iiHHoclntUm a resolution was
uiiauliiiounly adopted pletlglnur the
asstM'latlon to Landmark Mission
doctrine.
Wire Hope, Pulleys etc., for equip
ping liny Derricks at Stewarts.
LOCAL MENTION
It. S. Lnrkln, the Madras harness
maker, wim In town lnt week.
It. Itoofen, the prominent stock
man from Pont, wu lu towu Mou
day. Mln MhIh'I Smith of Arlington, Is
a guest of the Mlsse Williamson lu
Prineville.
Mr. Frank Huffman ient hint
week vlnltlng friend In the Madras
and Culver neighborhood.
Fremont I the name of a new post
office recently rstablUlied lietweon
Itonland nnd Silver Lake.
MIhm lOlva Smith, one of the teach
er In the Prineville school, has re
turned to her home nt Madras.
John Moore, the well driller, hn
gone toAnteloe with hi big drill
wlierj he Im a contract for sinking
a dee? well.
Mrs. Luty K. Crm, wife of II. P.
Cram, ha been granted a divorce from
her huBbaiid and given the cujtody ol
the three children.
Hotel Polndexter I undergoing
renovation nml will, as soon ns the
wtrk has Ihvu completed, lie cioned
up under the management of Olllo
Kleffntin.
Mr. nnd Mr. T. M. Haldwlu left
Wetlnenday for Portland. Mr. Ilald
Will will attend the nennlou of the
Masonic Grautl Lodgt', nnd Mrs.
Unldwln will vlnlt relative In the
Willamette valley. Van Ilrlnk made
one of the party nnd will visit rela
tives lu the valley.
Earle N. Young, n mining exjiert
In tho Forest Service, Is In Prineville
this week to look up matters In re
gard to mining claims In the Dea
dlines reserve. Ho has gone to
Howard to Inspect tho Oregon May
flower and prtiertles which nre in
tho reserve. Mr. Young Is making
his headquarters nt Grants Tass nt
present.
Dr. C. S. Edwards and I). P. Adam
son aud family sturted for Shaulko
Wednesday afternoon, on their way
to The Dalles and Portland. Messrs.
Edwurds nnd Adnmson tire going ns
delegates to tho Masonic Grand
Lodge which meets In Portland, nnd
the party will also see . the Hose
Carnival. Mr. Adumsou will also
attend the Alumni reunion at the
Oregon Agricultural College at Cor
vallls, where he graduated hi 1S05.
Leo LnFollette was seriously
burned on the face by sulphuric acid
while he was testing cream
at the Pioneer Creniu Company's
plant Tuesday afternoon. Ho open
ed a full cask of the neltl, which had
on pressure, nnd the acid spurted up
in his face. Dr. Edwards was
summoned at once and worked with
tho patient most of the following
night In nn effort to relieve the paiu
and counteract tho burning of the
acid. ,
Horlgan nnd one of
are visiting la Port'
Mr. .J. W.
her daughters
land.
Prof. A. C. Strange has leen re
elected to the prlncipalshlp of the
Wasco County HIkIi School nt The
Dulles, for the third time.
Mr. and Mr. J. M. Hanson of
Ik-rkely, California, are vlnlt Tug with
relative In Prineville. They will re
main for a month. Mrs. Hnnnon
was formerly Miss Yancey.
The family of It. B. Iltlfrlch of
Culver, are now located at Bonver
ton, Oregon. Mr. Ilelfrich was lu
town Wednesday aud states that lie
Intend to make a trip Into Cali
fornia shortly.
The spring clip of wool from the
flock of Steve Yancey, was about
13,000 pounds is ltelng hauled to
Shunlko nnd will bo put on sale nt
the next public wool sales there,
w hich occur June l.".
Mis Alwilda Wilson, teacher of
the second grade in the public school,
nnuouiices that un error was made
In the announcement of tlfe under
graduate honors for her - grade, in
that the name of Kldon Frluk was
omitted from the honorable meat ion.
The Journal Is pleased to muke the
correction.
Sheriff W. A. Gelhitly of Denton
county, who was here last week
making u desperate effort to re
capture n man who broke Jail at
Corvallls, with the assistance of the
Crook county sleuths was able to
apprehend the man he was nfter. but
after Deputy Sheriff Millard Trlplett
unu nrresieu me man at tne Mion-:
quest place south of Bend, the
prisoner proved to be the wroug
person. The Benton county sheriff
had traced the man through from
the valley and overtook him, but it
waa a ense of mistaken Identity.
Sheriff Gellatly returned home last
Friday.
ECZEMA LODGES IN THE SKIN"
LOCAL MENTION
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brosterhau who
were rece ntly mnrr'ed at The Dal les
arrived In on today's auto, on their
return to their home at Bend. Both
are well known here, the bride being
formerly Mis Cora Ferguson.
The pupils in the second grade dur
ing this spring had a class is garden
ing In which they manifested great
interest. At the close of the term
they had on hand a large nuailH?r of
choice cubbnge pluuts and 502 of
these were sold nt 1 cent each, and 1
the money, 5.02, received from their
sale has been applied to the library
fuud of that grade.
Madrus School District No. 22, is
advertising for the sale of 6 per cent
bonds lu the sum of fOOOO in this Is
sue of the Journal. The money is to
hi used In the construction of a fine
uew school building, the rapid
growth of the district making the
former building entirely Inadequate
to accommodate the pupils in at
tendance. Greta McLenan died nt The Dalies
nt the age of 11 years, on Friday
June 4, of tuberculosis of the brain.
The child was better known here ns
Greta Knighten having been lovingly
cared for since two year of age, by
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Knighten. For
the past four'years Greta has been a
student at St. Mary's Academy at
The Dulles, where her death oc
curred. Mrs. Knighten was deeply
affected on the receipt of the news of
her death. ,
Statement of Resources and LUbililie of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon
At tn do of baneu April 28, 1909
BKSOUBCES LIABILITIES
Loom and'DUaranU f212,t7 51 capital Stock I (0.000 00
l! tilled Btatea Bonds HMO 00 Barplos and undivided proflla (M,?9H SO
Bankriemlae 12.113 circulation 10,900 00
KedempUon fund K5 0
Caah A Iae from bank 231,10 70 Individual Depoalta a ".tt 53
W89.576 33 116978 33
B. F. AlUa, PraaMkwt 7. M. BaMwia. Caahiar
WiU WwmOar, Vka-Praaidaat R Baldwia. Aai't Caduar
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W89,576 33 tl69J78 33 A
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WiU WarswaiW, Vka-Praaidaat R Baldwia. Aa'l Caduer 1
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May lie Impaired yes ruined by poor, or even poorly Btted
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skillful manner and fitted with glasses that are the best to be
had. An examination costs vou nothing.
W. FRANK PETETT, Jeweler & Optician
Main Street, Prinerille, Oregon
Second-hand Buggy Wanted.
Single bmrgy wanted, second hand.
Call at this odlce. 6-10
Not a Blood Dlacaae-Cured by Oil of
Wlntergreen Compound
For many years eczema was sup
posed to be a blood disease and was
erroneously treated as such, but now
the best authorities agree that eciema
is only a skin disease and must be
cured through the skin. The eminent
skin specialist Dr. D. D." Dennis, first
discovered, the eczema germ and his
discovery was quickly taken up in
Germany and France.
To kill the eciema germ and at the
same time heat the skin, Dr. Dennis
compounded oil of wintergreen, thymol,
glycerine, etc The remedy is a liquid,
not a mere salve, hence it sinks right
into the pores of the skin. Washing
with this oil of wintergreen compound
seems to take away the itch at once;
soon the scales drop away and che dis
ease disappears. The prescription has
now been used so long as to have prov
en Its absolute merit and we do not
hesitate to express our confidence in
T. D. D. Prescription as used with
D. D. D. Soap.
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Jewelry
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Cylinder or Disc we have them in stock. We
carry a complete line of Columbia gold
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AGENTS
MAYER SHOES
Special Shoe Sale Another
Week
On Saturday, June 5th, we will place on sale over 500 pair, of Men's, Women's and Chfldren's Shoes. These Shoes are taken from
lines m which sizes are badly broken. All classes of Shoes are included, from everyday wearing shoes to the best grade of dress
shoes. If you can find your size, and you should have no trouble out of 500 pairs, you will find the greatest bargains here that '
have ever been offered in Prineville. Sale will last one week, but we would advise you to come early for at the prices offered they
will not last long. The shoes will be closed out iu lots as follows:
Remember the date of this Shoe sale Saturday June 5th to June 19th, inclusive
Lot 2
t'hlld'H Shorn, value to ft. .15, special fl.'e
jljjj II II l
1.51).
1.75 (t.f 2.00 "
fl.OO
1.13
Ladles' Shoes, values to f 2.G5, special f 1.85
" " " 3.50 (J? 3.75 " 2.45
Saturday Special on Lemons
Lot 3
Fancy Lenionsj large size, special for
Saturday only, per down
30c
Men's Shoes", values $2.50 to. $2.75 Spl f 1.50
3.50 to 4.00 Spl 2.85
Lot 4 1
Men's Shoes, values $4.50 to $ 5, Special f 3.25
Boys' " " 1.50 Special 1.00