I Prepare now for haying time. You will find the best Machinery at King's I
McCormick Mowers
Reapers, Binders, Rakes
Milwaukee Mowers
Dain Mowers, Bucks & Stackers
Louden Carriers, Etc.
Jackson Fqrks
REPAIRS
G)mplete assortment for all
McCormic machines. Some
parts for Piano, Buckeye, Mil
wauke, Acme, Osborne and
Standard. Prompt attention to
orders for repairs for all other
machines, not represented by
Prineville agents.
LOCALMENTION
J. It. Couch of LiiMlnw, ri'ulMtiTi'il
nt the I'rluevllle Moiulny.
(leorge Knox wna n pnaaenger to
tht rnllroml the II rut of tli wtvk,
Mlaa Nellie, lllrdaong In In town
from the Mini ry Mountain anwiulll,
A. M. lrnku nuil wife imaaed
through frlm-vlUe Saturday on their
way to Iti'inl.
Mr. mid Mm. W. II. I'roao returned
homo yeaterduy from mi outing
M-nt on the. iifr Mulolin river.
J. K. Ntewnrt nml family left Kat
unlny on a ph-naure trip to I'ort
l(t ml. Kenttle, 8iokntie nnd Ilukt-r
City.
Judge J. K. Weather-ford, a prom.
Int'tit attorney of Albany, wan In the
rlty on irofinHlonul liualiiea tin; (Imt
tf tln week.
It. F. Allen nnl wife were m
engera for Portland Wedueadny
morning nfleru week'a vlalt vthh
relative nml frleiida here.
l-'oreat 8u,Hrvlor A. 8. Ireland In
In the- Illue Mountain Inxpin-t Inic
range condition nml looking after
other initttera In connection with of
ficial till Ufa.
IU'V. J. T. Moore left Friday for n
trip throuuh th I'.natern ntntin, ex.
NTtlfiK to he away ntioiit nix wevka.
lie will vlalt llllnoln, ArknimuN ami
Mlaaourt la-fore lie rtturua.
Mlaa llncl Wheeler euuie In from
Imt homeateiid at (irUay Monday
and remained In town wlthtrtciida
until Wedueadny. Minn Vivian
Illukle, who ih her gucal lit
(irlnly, linn returned to her home
here.
Ir. II. A. Uttlefleld, II. II. Nelaon
nml V. II. Caldwell reached I'rlne
vllle from Ncwlierg In a hit; lliilek
auto liiHt Thursday evening, en route
to Crater l.akennd other point on
an outlnix trip. Ir. Llttlclleld la an
friend of lr. Iloaenla-rg, mid the
pnrty aent Home time here.
Travelers
ON SANT1AM ROAD
WILL FIND TIIK I1K.ST
Accommodations
AT
Lower Soda
SPRINGS
Hotel snd Feed Haniai metres
Toliaecoi oiul rrovialuns. Hay
mid Oals f ir tale; pasture tor
homes. Fre camp ground.
S. L HUUN,
Proprietor
Mr. In urn of I'owell JSuttcn left
Monday for l'ortlnnd.
II. 'I. Caldwell of lUmland, wm In
town Tueadny.
Mra. J. C. Ingle left Monday for
her home nt Trenton, Mo.
John CumplM'll and wife are home
again from their trip to Harney and
Lake rouutleii.
Hum UuImtk Blurted for Lnkevlew
liiNt Monday on the lleud Hllver Lake
atnge. Ho ll Iki nuaent ten days
or more.
I'erry Long left for thu Hen t tic fair
Monday. He will nlao ruatlcnte nt
Mineral Springs for a ahort time
wiille away.
1. M. Mill and family arrived
home . vent erdny after ti vlalt nt Al
liany, Cortland and nt the Seattle
Kxpoaltlou.
Jot' Kmelxer, who ha been laid up
for n couple of week with tonallltlH
nnd other ailment, la nolo to he
aliout again.
0. K. Hnntn and family of Culver
were In town today. Mr. Iliintn haa
aold hla place to Theodore Itlegvr
and will move to Alhcrtn, Canada.
Mra. (leorge Storkuianii left today
for I-akevlew for nil extended vlnlt
with her parenta. Mr. IStorkinann
exKTta to pointer In the annum r.
Mra. Ora I'olndexter haa returned
from Cortland, where ahe haa Iks n
vlaltlng her alater, Mlaa lva Went,
who la puraulug her violin Mud let In
that city. .
Mra. J. F. Morrla reached home
from Alliany, where ahe haa been for
the paat aeveral weeka attending the
Iteclnhle of her inotherdurlng her hut
lllneaa and death.
lialph I'olndexter arrived home
laat Friday from Cortland, Salem
and McMlnuvllle. While away Hali li
took the atute pharmacy exuinlnn
tlona and paaaed with high gradea.
U.K. Croaa, who left l'rlnevllle
aeveral week ngo accompanied by
hla family, returned the flrat of ti e
week nnd lanthla old place with
Stroud liroa. Market Mr. Croaa left
hla family nt Salem.
Forcat Hanger B. F. JoluiHonliaa
gone to Lnkevlew to make report on
aome land claim l.vlntf In the IVa
chute National Foreat, upon which
the claimant dealre to make proof
before the Lakevlew Land Otllce.
The county court meet next Mon
day, July ID, to take up the work of
the acaMon that, waa to have
been held laat week hut waa poat
poued on account of the nbaence of
Judtfe F.llla. There la a largo grlat
of road bualueaa to be coualdered at
thin aeaalon.
County Clerk Brown announces
that he haa aupplled 11. J. Overtuif
nt Itend, with blank hunting llieima
and ha nuthorl.ed him to laaue
them to applicant nt that place,
Flahlng llcenaea have been aent to
aeveral pnrtlea In the comity with
authority to laauo them, but Mr.
Overturf will be the only peraon oul
aide of the clerk's olllce from whom
the huuter'a llceimeg can be secured.
LOCAL MENTION
tleorge A. Jonea wna In town from
IScnd Monday.
J. N. Wllllnmaon haa gone to Port
land on biialneaa.
Wen Allen left Tueadny morning for
n vlalt to the .Seattle Fair.
Nellie Huiniiiera la aH-nding a
couple of week nt the Olbaon ranch
Mra. Mary Keciinn wn In town
today from her home nt Wlow
CriH'k.
Mlaa Nellie Iteynolda left Monday
for Tncoinn, WojIi., w here ahe wn
called by the acrlou lllneaa of her
brother.
Mra. .1. p. Comba nrrlved laat night
from Ililnola, where ahe hna been
making nn extended vlalt. nnd will
probably kjk'IkI the u miner In Prine
ville. Oacar Ingram and wife of Ibauon,
are at the Prineville Hotel. Mr. In
gram la at 111 aelllng wireleaa tele
graph atixk. He wna In Prineville
about one year ngo.
Mr. nnd Mra. J . V. Carlaon left laat
Saturday for Sand Point, Idaho,
where they will vlalt relative for a
abort time. They will later go to
Portland, where they exiect to lo
cate permanently.
F. W. Woolley of the Marshall
Well Company, la In town Inter
viewing hla trade. Mr. W unller con
firm the fact that large uumliera of
men nnd coiiHtructiou outtit are be
ing hurried to the iH-achute canyon
for railroad work. A force la now
huay building a wagon road from
(iraaa Valley to the river, twelve
inllea, for the tranaportation of aup
pllea. Mr. Woolley 'a daughter came
out with him thla trio a far aa
Ikialer and la taking ii vacation.
Nipped Some Flesh
From Boy's Arm
Luckey Bonny ia a lucky boy. If it
were not ao, instead of leing able to be
around as usual, with only a small piece
of lloeh missini; from the biceps of his
right arm, he would probably have
gome broken liniba or a crualied ekull.
Luckey was ruling the elevator in the
warehouse at J. E Stewart it Co. 'a
store hist Monday evening just before
0 o'clock. He had climbed on to the
crosapiece to which the rope supporting
the car ia fastened and had his arm
around the rope, which runs over a
large pulley overhead. Peg Belknap
was using the ele a'or to raise and
lower goods in the warehouse and on
making a descent stepped, off the ele
vator before the catch which holds it
was in position. The elevator is w eight
ed and when Belknap stepped off it
shot up and caught the boy's arm be
tween the rope and the pulley and
pinched out a chunk of meat. Pr.
Rosenborg sewed up the gash and
Luckey stood they operation without a
whimper.
L. A. Hunt, whoae bid for moving
the old court houae to the high chool
ground wn theloweat received by
the board and to whom the contract
wn granted, concluded that the
price wo too low nml did not furn-
lh bond and lgn up for the work.
Thereupon the contract reverted to
Far! McLaughlin, the next higheat
bidder. He hna not yet bonded.
The building will be moved a soon
a It I vacated by the county of
ficer. County Surveyor Itlce ha
already moved hi office Into the new
building. Several wagon load of
the new furniture hna arrived and ia
stored In the bnaemeiit waiting to
be unpacked. Juxtwhen the remov
al will take place ha not been determined.
Little Doing at Last
Shaniko Wool Sale
At the fourth and hift wool gale of
the acnaon, held In Shaniko Tueadny
morning, very little wool changed
hand, nnd at price much lower
than at prevlou sale. Few buyer
or grower were In attendance. Fol
lowing Is the liat of t-alea: J. L.
BnrnhouKe M.OOO at ISc: J. Butter-
field, G000 pound, ut 1V-; Donald Mc
Donald, 10,000 pound, at Hc; J. C.
Houaton, 11,0)0 pound, at 16c;
Jame Small, !)7,000 pouml, nt lt)c ;
M. Mill, 28,000 pound, at lN&S
(Jeorge Knox, S000 poundn, at l'c.
Piano for Sale.
Good piano for sale cheap. For fur
ther information inquire at the Journal
office. 6-17U
HOME CURE FOR ECZEMA
OU ot Wlntergraen, Thymol, Glycerin. Ett,
L'Md as a 5lmpl Wash
It really aecms strange that ao many
people auffer year in and year out with
eczema, when It la now no longer a se
cret that oil of wlntergreen mixed with
thymol, glycerine, etc., makes a wash
that la bound to cure.
Old, obstinate cases, 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 comes when the itch is taken away.
Instantly upon applying a few drops
of the wash the remedy takes effect,
the itch is allayed. There is no need
of experiment the patient knows at
orvce.
Instead of trying to compound the
oil of wlntergreen, thymol, glycerine,
etc, in the right proportions ourselves
we are using a prescription which is
universally found the most effective.
It is known as the D. D. D. Prescrip
tion, or Oil of Wintergreen Compound.
It is made by the D. D. D. Co. of Chi
cago, and our long experience with
this remedy has given us great confi
dence in its merits.
The Winnek Co.
LOCAL MENTION
L. A. Hunt made a vlit to the
Powell Butte section the first of the
week. "That country I a revelation
to a man at thl aeaon," said he.
"I aaw oine of the finest wheat out
there I have ever aeen anywhere, and
everything look mighty proaper
ou." Mr. Hunt was) ior a number
of years engaged In farming at Hay
stack. Aaaeaaor John D. Lafollette, F. S.
Cooja-r of the Pioneer Cream Co.,
County Clerk Brown, It. E. Gray of
the Journal, and Postrnuater Guy
Lafollette made a trip to Madras
yesterday afternoon in the latter'a
auto. Harvetlng I well under way
along the road, and crop in general
are going to turn out better than
haa been reported for that district.
Madras resident nil have their ear
open to hear the whiatle of the
team car, now that they are con
fident the road la to 1e built. Many
new building, mostly residence
and cliurche. have un built there
111 tliu flllut f.u- mrtntlm and x- . j- i
will soon be commenced on the new
$:!I00 achoolhouae. Lack of lumber
seem to be delaying building oper
ation there. The visitor found a
large number of the rancher In
town attending the meeting of the
farmer' union, which was called to
coiiHlder action toward getting irri
gation for laud in that district uuder
government project. The Journal
will publish a report of that matter
next week.
Earn eat Hayes, who has been serv
ing out hi fine In the county jail
under conviction for playing poker,
haa paid enough to make up the
balance of hi time and gone out to
work for Alex Macklntoah on the
sheep ranch at Buck Mountain.
Owcar Cox wa In from hla ranch at
Lamonta Tuesday. Mr. Cox lout a
valuable Percheron filly laat fall
and failing to find her In the recent
roundup, la offering a reward ele
where In thl paper. He says crop
In neighborhood are not so good aa
usual thl season.
1V111L11N t,K I
CLEARANCE SALE
Commencing July 1st there wHI be a big red uc' ion
in the price of Summer Millinery. We must have
more room for the fall stock. Now is the time.
Mrs. Estes' Millinery Parlor
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LAMB FEED CO.
REDMOND, OREGON
Dealers in
Chop Feeds of all Kinds. Baled Hay, Seed Grain,
Timothy, Alfalfa, Clover, Grass and
Garden Seeds of all Kinds.
Toll Chopping Done. 1 Satisfaction Guaranteed
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Maker & Crotk Eairct
Sckool Books
Cmert Sappliet
Jewelry
Wall Paper
D. P. Adamson & Co
DRUGGISTS
Musical IsitraBeaU
HaftJ
Lawscy'a Caadiet
Statieaery
Cigars
Remember, when you want a Graphophone
Cylinder or Disc we have them in stock. We
carry a complete line of Columbia gold
moulded indestructible cylinder records, 35c.
Also the 1 0-inch double disc records, 65c
WE SELL THEM
.D. P. Adamson & Co.
DRUGGISTS
DISTRIBUTORS
ROYAL CLUB GOODS
J. E. Siewar
ijulliiiiiil
t & Company
AGENTS
MAYER SHOES
Haying Time
We have on hand for hay
ing time Hay Forks, Mowing
Scythes, Wire Rope, Steel
Cable, Pulleys, etc. for Der
ricks. Lubricating Oils
Choicest Groceries
For an outing. If you want something dainty
and fresh come and get some of our Lunch Goods.
Our line is complete. Below is a partial list
Sliced Beef in Glass
Deviled Ham
Lunch Tongue
Royal Club Shrimp
Boneless Chicken
Jellies in glass
Potted Beef
Deviled Meats
Veal Loaf
French Sardines
Sardines and Mustard
Sweet Pickles in glass
Royal Club Salmon
Roast Beef
Sardines
Cervelat Sausage
Pearl Onions -
Sour Pickles in glass
Try our Royal Club Pineapple the finest ever put in cans.
Buy your Fishing Tackle of us
Guaranteed
Shoes
We guarantee every pair of Mayer
or Washington Shoes put out by us
to give perfect satisfaction. We will
have repaired, free of charge, any shoe
proving defective.