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THE JOHN DEERE HAY LOADER saves time, is
always ready, does the work of four men.
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Ask us for names of Crook County People who use
and recommend the John Deere Hay Loader
C. W. ELKINS,
PRINEVILLE, OR.
Fourth of July.
Continued front page 1.
left field; Ralph Jordan, center field
and Elmer Mitchell, right field.
Ketchnm will also relieve Bailey In
the box If the occasion demand it.
Arthur Barnes and Edgar Barnes
are subs for the team.
The report U current among
the ball players that the team they
are to go up against will be com
posed of five players from Bend and
four from Redmond, which will play
under the name of the Bend team.
Th Redmond men who will play are
said to be Jesse Tetherow, Win.
Immele, Claude McCauley and Mc
Klnney, the man who played second
base In the games here In May.
There la the prospect that the
visitors will bring a strong team
. and there is no doubt that the con
test will be a hot one. The com
bining of the players from the west
side Is perfectly agreeable to the
Prineville team and to the cele
bration committee, who are desirous
of giving the people who attend the
celebration the very best exhibition
of the sport possible, so long as the
players are Crook county boys.
For Sale.
Good milch cows and heifers.
11. A. Mykrs,
6-24-2w Redmond, Oregon.
Dressmaking.
Mrs. Nora Baker and Mrs. James
Dyer have formed a partnership and
will eo into the dressmaking basinets at
the latter's home in this city. Wedding
trousseaus a tpecialty, but will do ail
kinds of work. Call on the la lies. 6 3
Expert Saw Man.
G. 11. Dor will be in Prinevdle three
days the first of each month for the
purpose of hammering and putting saws
in first-clasj condition ; work guaran
teed. Special calls should be sent to
Uoaard. ti-3-lm
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A different selection on each side
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They fit any machine
That tells the whole story except
that at 65 cents for the Columbia
Double-Disc you get a better record,
on each side, than you ever bought be
fore at $ 1 .20 for the same two selec
tions. Get a catalog!
D. P. Adamson & Co.
A Crusher.
I-cp-e. bkhop of Oxford, who had
not youth as his excuse for his vanity,
asked his friend Canning to come and
hear his first episcopal sermon. Thoy
dined toother afterward, and from
the politician's silence the other ought
to have known better than to push
him: but. iK-ing rather nettled, he ex
claimed, "Canning, you have said noth
ing to me about my sermon."
"Well. It was short."
"Oh." said the bishop, "it Is better to
be short than tedious."
"But," replied Canning, "you were
that too "
The Parrot's Response.
A maiden lady In England owned a
parrot, which somehow acquired the
disagreeable habit of observing at fre
quent Intervals, "I wish the old lady
would die." This annoyed the birds
owner, who spoke to her curate about
It
"I think we can rectify the matter,"
replied the good man. "I also have a
parrot, and he Is a righteous bird,
having been brought lip In the way he
should go. I will lend you my parrot,
and I trust his influence will reform
that depraved bird of yours."
The curate's parrot was placed In the
same room with the wicked one, and
as soon as the two had become ac
customed to each other the bad bird
remarked, "I wish the old lady would
die," whereupon the clergyman's bird
rolled up his eyes and In solemn ac
cents added. "We beseech thee to hear
us, good Lord!"
The story got out In the parish, and
for several Sundays it was necessary
to omit the litany at the church serv
ices. Modest. .
A young Canadian humorist who
went over to England hoping to find
London editors In receptive mood for
warded a contribution to I'unch with
this note: "Dear Sir I arrived In Lon
don this morning and paid a visit to
Westminster abbey this afternoon. I
found this call depressing, for a man
naturally shrinks from Inspecting the
spot where be Is to be burled."
A Black Mark For the Other One.
A man by the name of Evans died
and went to heaven, of course. When
he arrived at the pearly gates he said
to St. Peter:
"Well, I'm here."
St. Teter looked at bltn and asked his
name.
"John Evans." was the reply.
St Peter looked thraugh bis book
and shook his head. "You don't be
long here." he said, pointing to the
exit.
"Dut I am sure I belong here," said
the man.
"Wait a minute," said St. Teter.
lie looked again and In the back of
the book found his name.
"Sure," said the guardian of the gate,
"you belong here, but you weren't ex
pected for twenty years. Who's your
doctor?"
New Aluminium Alloy.
Magnallum, the new alloy of a Berlin
syndicate, claims advantages that make
It a most Important and Interesting ma
terial. It contains from 00 to 08 per
cent of aluminium, the remaining per
centage Ming chiefly magnesium, and
It retains the good qualities of alumin
ium while having the much desired
greater hardness and greater tensile
strength, with greater resistance to ox
idation than any other light metal or
alloy. It Is almost unaffected by damp
air, water, gaseous ammonia, carbonic
acid aud most organic acids. It can
be cast In the liquid condition, like
pure aluminium, and the castings can
bo machined, acquiring a smooth, mirror-like
surface. Unlike pure alumin
ium, It may be cut to perfect screw
threads and filed without clogging the
file or tearing the material. The uses
found are already quite numerous and
Include kitchen utensils, parts of spin
ning and milling machinery, saddle
skeletons, surgical appliances and chem
leal apparatus. - - -
IRELAND'S MAT BEDS.
Prepottd Plan to Convert Them Inie
CUc'rlcal Energy.
From peat to electrical power t the
story of h new enterprise In Ireland.
The scheme I to erect n central sta
tion upon the (irand canal, about twenty-four
miles front luihtln. and to pro
duce blast furnace p.n from the Hrt
which will drive huge gas engines,
these In turn propelling electric gen
eratora of sufiVleut capacity to furnish
electrical energy over Kings comity
and Klldatv.
The process to bo exploited Is that
of a Ucrtunn luventor, whose large
factory tw.ir Munich has been opera-
Ing successfully for tilmiit two year.
IVnt containing as much as 50 ier
rent moisture can t used satisfactori
ly, the moisture becoming an essential
Ingredient of the water pis and pre
venting too rapid combustion. An elab
orate plant Is to be Installed for by
products, such as sulphate of ammonia,
tars and tar oil, etc.. which In them
selves ar tf appreciable comiuerclul
value.
In the German factory the process Is
of dual nature. IVnt from which 3
per cent of the moisture can le evap
orated Is converted into peat coke,
which Is ii sis 1 as fuel In the German
navy and many Industrial concerns,
while the raw material, which retain
half Its moisture, is for producing the
gas from which the byproducts srs ex
tracted. HUGE CARGO UNLOADERS.
New Type of Clam Shell Ducket Elimi
nates Shoveling.
A new typo of clam shell bucket has
been Installedoti theClevclund and Pitts
burg ore docks, Cleveland. The bucket
has the enormously wide opening of
eighteen feet one Inch Inside measure
ment, which Is obtained without In
creasing the height or complexity of
the structure. The advantage of this
reach In scraping or cleaning up Is ob
vious. The bucket can ho operated on
any design of unloader using either
steam or electricity. Its parts are
few and durable and Its cost of main
tenance Is low. The bucket shown In
the Illustration has been In oieratlon
for over a month, requiring no further
attention than lubrication.
Especially advantageous Is this buck
et In discharging the cargo from a
tweny-four feet center boat with
hatch opening running twelve feet
fore and aft. It practically eliminates
shoveling ly hand. Another advan
tage, Appreciated by operator. Is In the
posltlou of the trays when the grab U
JiEW CLAU SUKLL IIITCKKT.
open, as the digging edge of the trays
comes In contact with tho bulkhead or
wlug of the boat only, while the top
of tho trays is over eighteen Inches
from cither bulkhead, wing or stanch,
thus taking the ore perfectly clean
from any part of the vessel. When the
grab Is dropped the entire lower edgo
of the trays corses In contact with the
tank top, obviating any dnniago to tho
tank top, which feature Is greatly ap
preciated by vessel owners. Tho buck
et will heel and reach to Its full open
ing by simply placing tho heavy scoop
on only a half bucket of ore.
The bucket Is the Invention of Mr.
Iluntslicry of Cleveland.
nm mm mi
OFFIOER8:
W. A. Booth, President
D. F. 8tewart, Vice President
O. M. Elkins, Oeshler
OIREOTOR8:
w. A. Booth, O. M. Elkins,
O. F. Stewart
Transacts a General
Banking Business
Exchange Bought
and Sold
Collections will re
ceive prompt attention
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Champ Smith
DEALER Ili-
Soft Drinks
of all kinds
Imported and Domestic
Cigars
At the old Smith & Cleek
stand, Main street, two
doors south First
National Bank
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AH charges prepaid to the nearest express office.
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quirt bottles of CENU1NE CYRUS
NOBLE direct to you, sit chergee paid
J to the neareet railroad t prt oil ice.
$4.
90
Containing all those secondary constituents
tho government chemists say MUST ttli TllliKli
that it may bo called whiskey.
Any so called whiskey that doesn't contain them,
whether bottled in bond or not, is alcohol not
whiskey.
CYRUS NOBLE Is pure.
It is old.
It is whiskey and nothing but whiskey.
Now sold direct to you by tho biggest and best
known legitimate wholesalers in the Northwest.
W. J. VAN SCHUYVER & CO.
DuLUed 1844 I OS-1 07 Secoad Sbeet. FrtU4 Orffoa
cur t tmi ut eae hah ?o-e.
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We have the agency for the Knight Nos
1 6 Gasoline Lamp, pressure system, hollow
wire, which is Safe, Reliable, and Gives
the Most Light for Least Money of any
lamp known. 1 am prepared to install
systems of any size, from one- lamp to as
many as are wanted.
PRINEVILLE MACHINE SHOP
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THE HAMILTON STABLES
(Horseshoeing in Connection)
J. H. WIGLE, Proprietor
I'RIN K V I I.LK, OREGON
Stock boarded by tho day, week or month at
Reason abla rates. Remember uh when in
Prineville. Rates Kkahonam.k. We have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
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First Class Meals 25c and Up
Fresh Oysters and Fish in Season
CONFECTIONERY STORE IN CONNECTION
Carrying a choice Helcetlon of flue candy, clgura, orangfH,
lomoiiH, etc. Give uh a call.
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llrperiinrm if tlii Intrrlof,
I . S. I mill UllUf, I llo Dnllre.Orrltun,
May iiM.
Nul.'i U ln-rrliy (jlv thai
'riiuiiina V. IIiiiImiii,
of rrlurtlllf.Ort'Kiiii, wh.inli April II, limil.
iniiilv lioim'.Un.l pniry i.i'iim rit. iHii)
fin. i.vM, lor i.m l, M h, t
N K1,, MH iiiin ,11, tiwn.hl. I.i eolith, raima
ta ( . W.M., ha. Illl nolir of lnl. inU.il
to tiiukv llnal llyp-yrer prixif, In alillah
t'lnlm lu (In- lainl aUivv ilwrllml. In lnr
nrrt-ii Mrown, t'niiiily rhMk, l lile iillli't
el 1'rliK'vlllv, Ort'iion, on lliu Ulh ilny uf
Julv, lum.
I laimniil immre ae wllnfew.!
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I'ruiii l- II. Ilnvn, Allrctl V. llnyn, all o(
i ritii'Viiip, (irigon,
6-i7l C. W. MoK, KiKllir.
Mullet to CuJitota.
Nollra b lirr.l.v alvrn liv the limler.
luntl, Ihr ailiulnUlratur of llie relate if
Louie II. Wurlry, tlwvaeetl, to all ht)H
ImtlUK t'lainia Mllit llie anlil etntt tit
prmnit llirm, to Hip umlvraliitimt at Ilia
ulllce In Hi'iltnotiil, tirimm, with the prop
er voiii'lirra ettnchml, lthln eii moiithe
iront thr Ural ntililU atloli or thle nolUe.
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I'.iru kiiia .mi oh j i iif
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AmluUlrntor of Ilia eetuta of Int il.
orlry, iln iiwi'.I. b-'ft
N.the (or Publication.
Not aoal Iniiil.
lVpatliui'lit of t lie lotrrlor,
1'. H. Uml union at I lia Ditlln, onoti,
lay tl, Itwu.
Nutli'v la hrnliy kIvkii that
John M. Triimiian.
of frlnvvllli. Orruoii, ho, on Novnnlr
II, ltatt, tiiaile holor.tr.t wrlal IfHr.'ll
No. l.HiW. lor i. tioii 'Jil, lo nlni IA
ulli, ruliKr IS rut, W lllntlu'ltr Mrrliliull,
Una nlnl iiotli'vol llili lilloll to lunar llnnl
.Vyrar prool. In f-tnlillah i lnlm lu the laml
aliovn il.'mrllwil, lH.ror. Warn-ii Union,
nullity rl.-rk, at hl ollli-e at 1'riorTillu,
iirvemi, on me i nn uuy 01 jiuy, i;mi.
I lulionnt iininna aa wllnraara:
Klunann A. Iluaact, l liaa, l Heranaon,
llvnry J. KiUanla, Carl (.'. I'rU, ail of
1'ruirvlilc, tr.
ft-'.'Tp C. V. Mooei, li. jl.ti-r.
Notice (or l'tibllcnllon.
Not rtinl liiml.
rinrinirnt oi the I nti-rl.ir.
f. H. Ijio.I tilth e at The Dnllre, Or.,
May iSilh, liMi.
Nollt-a la lirily kWcii that
John II. K not.
ol I'okI, (Iri-Kun. nh, on J11110 l.llh, ltt.
InailK I iiti. t.-n . I iitir M-ilal ISu. U.r.. . I,
No. :au, for (-Wij .-r A, , rc IU. eiv.l N U
iK',.NK NV. kiImii IMoarii.hlii it
aniitli, rniiKi' ll 1 "'I . VVlllnmrlte Mrrlillan.
Ima I. liolln. ol tniriiiloii to make mini
V) rr priHif, to iliil I j.Ii rlniiii 10 tlm laml
nU.ve ilwrilnil, hrlmi' Warini Hrowii,
t- ,i 1 t y rlrrk, it hla oltii v el I'rlnevlllv,
(in 1; ,'n, on the '.Hi ilny ol July, I JU.
i Itttlojilil lirtinra aa itlli,rat
r.,1 V.. (till. nal r. t'nli li I'jvla. Marlon
V. 'I'nvlor, ail of l'ot, llit itou, atiii llolwit
iirniiirla ul t'ritii-v il 1. Oii-iron,
t-.;p f. V, Mo IK, lUgllrr
Citation.
In tin' rounlr rourt of llie sloli' of Or'(oii
for the county ,. 1'r.mk -InltiK
inultiT of the rafale of Kamuvl 11,
lild hry, ihi ra.nl -Cllatioii:
'lu lli ilie M. liltrhry ami all hrlre anil
ilrviM-ra uukuoa, If any I lure U, grret
Ui(t. In the name of the elate of On gon. yon
ari lie'rhy rllnl an l reuliri In apprar III
thr rolllity rourt of the fne of Ori'Kotl. for
lliu I'oiiniyof t'riHik, at the court room
Ihi n of, at 1'riiicvillr, Ortoii, In the rouu
ly of ( rook, on Momlay, the ftih day uf
July, at 10 o'i'Iik k In the forvnoon of
that ilny, then anil thcrr to ahuw rauar. If
any Ihrre why an or.tir of enlr ehoiihl
imt lie uieile aiithorialuit J, II. Ilalier, the
nilliiuiNtrator of the ratuteof hamurl II.
Uilrhey, lUveaaPil. to aril rertalii liiml ln
luiiKiliK to aahl ralnfi', to-wit: The nortli
iiuirtrr of an I Ion thirty In towuahlp
lw,'l aoiilli of raniie ei'tt'iiltfiii eaal of
Wlllaiui'ttv imitIiIIiiii In (.in'K'ou, ea III hla
petition pranl for.
Wltnraa, thr lion. H. ('. Kllla, )ii.!(f of
the county court of the atute ol UrrKoii, fur
the county of Crook, with Ihr eral of aahl
court BIIU11I. th la Ut ilay ol June, I'JUI.
Atlcat Warrru llruwn, Clerk. 0-3
Notice of Final Accounting.
Notice la herrhy nlvrn hy the iimler
aUnril, the ailiului'-triitur of tlm calatrof
John Trior, dii rnaril, to nil irraone Inter.
ratni In nulii ftnli' iliut lie Iiik umilr ai il
I1I11I with the rotiuly clrrk of Crook rutin.
ty, (ri'Kon, hla linnl oii oniiiin of hla ail.
mlniatratlon of anl. I k(iiIi, ami Hint the
court lim art Moiulny, the .it 11 ilay ol July,
l' 11, nt llie county court room In I'i hu
villc, (iri'Kou.'aa the time ami plncr for
tirai iiiK nml "cUliiiK eniil flnnl accoUlilluK.
Dated tit in 3.1 dny of June, luuu.
laotil Clrrk,
Adiulniatrntur ol the ratnto of John Trior,
llrCVHH'd.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice ie hereby kivcii hy the undrri-lKn
nl, the niluiliilatrutor of the H-tnle of Wil
llnm II. Ijuiiin, decraard, tu all prraona In
tvrrtiit in aiild eatatc. Hint the aalil ad
inininlrntor haa lumli- nml tile I hla filial ai'
cnuntliiK of hla uttiiiiniatrntlon of aiild
estate and the court Ima art Moiulny, the
Mh day uf July, luuu, at the county court
room In Trliirville, Oregon iu the time
and pluce for lirniinir nml acttllnd aiiid
litial acciiuiitinK. At which time and
plucfi, any person lntrrealrd in anld rntuto
may HM'iir ami uhjrct to anld llnal m
counting.
Diitml thia M day of J jne, I'mf),
M. It. Klllott,
Adiiilniitriitor of the Kaliite of William II.
(iiinii, drcruitd.
Notice of final Settlement.
Notice la herrhy bIvcii hy the uiidrrNlKii"
ril, the executor of the entitle of Mary A.
lliu nca, drcrunril, to nil pnaona IntrrrHtrd
in anlil eatiito tluit the aiild adiiiiiiialrator
hna mnile and tllrd with the county clrrk
of Crook county, Orriron, his liiml ao.
coiinliiiKof hia ndiiiiiiiatrutlon of mid e
tiite anil Hint the county court hna art
Moiulny, the fith day of July, 1 '.Kill, nt the
county court room In Trlnrvllln, Oregon,
8H the time and place for IiimiHiik and art.
tliiiK anid llnnl nciiountliiK. At which
time und pluce all peraona Intrreated in
anid eatnte may apprnr und ulijcct tu aiild
linul nccouutiiiK.
Wm. I). Humes,
Kxrntor of the lnat will of Mary Ann
Kuriioa, deccuncd. t(-3
Notice to Creditor!.
Notice la lirrrliy glvrn hy the uikIitbIijii.
ed, the nilmliilNtrutor of the urtute of Terry
Cram, (IccpunimI, to the creditor of and ull
oilier haviiiK olulma aKalnat aiild deccna
ed to present thriu with the proper vouch
era, to the umlernlKiicd at tho olllce of M.
H. Klllott in Trlneville, Orriron, within Bin
nionlliH Iroiu tliu llrat puhlicntion of thia
notice.
Duti'd thia 10th day of June, llt).
Warhwki 1. CttKM,
Ailinlnifltiator of the estate of Ticrry
Cram, duceuHcd.
Notice to Creditors,
Notice la hcrrliy Rlvmi hy tliM timler
BlKiied, tlin ailniiiilntrator ol thr estato of
John M. Minklcr, to tho credilora of and
all pcraona ImviiiK claims ni;iiinHt said de
ceased to prcHont them, with the proper
voucher, to the tinneralKiieil, nt the ollliio
of M. It. Klliott in Trmcvlllfi, Orruoii,
within alx inuiitha fiom the llrt publica
tion of th t -t notice,
Dated Juno 17, 1009.
frl 8. Mlnklor,
Administrator ol the entnto of John M.
Minklcr, drceuacd. 01-lfl
Send $1.50 for the Journal On Year,