I Prepare now for haying time. You will find the best Machinery at King's
McCormick Mowers
Reapers, Binders, Rakes
Milwaukee Mowers
Dain Mowers, Bucks & Stackers
Louden Carriers, Etc.
Jackson Forks
REPAIRS
Complete assortment for all
McCormic machines. Some
parts for Piano, Buckeye, Mil
wauke, Acme, Osborne and
Standard. Q Prompt attention to
orders for repairs for all other
machines, not represented by
Prineville agents.
LOCAL JKENTION
Mr. 11. II. Hniley of Cmtio rrtik
tit seriously III.
Mr. Dick Mulholhiud of Iteitr
creek l iiilt sick.
8. 8, Hrown of Culver win In town
tin flrot of I lit wirk,
Alum T. Morris leiive thl week
for l-elmiion, Or., for u I wo-iuiiiillm'
vUlt,
J oil ii Cnmbell nud w l(. have ri.
turned from their trip Into the Hum
country.
County Clerk Hrown collected
for linn lluu; anil HhIiIuk II.tiiwh !ur
In if the niHt three tnoiitliM.
Mr. ninl Mm. Pule Jones returned
Tuesday from their trip to the He
nttle tulr nml other point.
Jntnea I'roM nml wife have gmte
to Know creek, lu the CiiM-ndes, on
the Hnutinui roml, tor an outing.
They will MmIi, hunt nml lvk Iferrle.
1 llnhnof Purllninl nnd ('. II.
Iiiiuolit of Seattle were III 1'rllievUle
thin week. Mr. Iluliit niK Imrn In
thl county nuil I quite well known
Iter. These ireutleuieii were met here
ly J. A, Horn of Aiiti l.iK-.
Arch I'owell has returned to I'rlno
vlllo ufler Mil nWlii'O of ' several
Mouths.' While n way ho ieiit con
siderable time In I'.IW t'tiy, Idnlio,
it mi nt Cii'tir U'AleneM. lie limy re
tnillll hero during the Hiiiniuer.
1'itul ('. Hul in mid Itoliert Ken, ot
rortlitud, were lu I'rlnevllle Momln.v
lit tendinis to bundles In counevtloii
with the trniixlerof the Colonel F.
hin I 111 much, near Liiinniitii, which
wa purvhiiM'd recently liy Mr.
Hates.
A darliiu rohU-ry In reported by
two yiiutitf meu of thin city while lu
bathing nt the mill (lulu oil Crooked
river the other day. Two young
ladle lintherod III their clothing and
kept the boys iH'iitlng the brush for
a collide of hour.
Dr. M. I'. MemlelHohn of The
DullcH, an optometrist of repute,
was lu I'rlnevllle thl week looking
for a prospective lorutloti. The doc
tor 1 obliged to seek n hluli and dry
clliiiute mid thlukM It I ntiout rlghl
at thl place, lie will return thin
fall. See hi notice.
Judge. II. C. Kill and Com
lulMHloiier Itnlley mid Idee were In
town thl week attending to mut
ter In thu adjourned session of
county court. The proceeding will
Imi pulillHhed In full In next week' In
ane. The most Important mat tern
considered were a largo numher of
road petitions from the Madras
neighborhood.
WIIhoii llroH. sawmill, locnted linlf
a mile Mouth of Sinter, vn liurned
to the ground nt noon Saturday.
The men hud quit for dinner nt 12
o'clock. Five minute later thu mill
wiw In Hume. The loss oii mill mid
luiiilx-rlrt CHtlmated at filOOO; fllMU)
worth of lumber wa saved. No In
surunco. The mill will be rebuilt at
once and given water power In tend
of steam. It I thought that thu lira
caught from the engine.
W. A. llooth wan a piwmcnger to
the railroad Tuesday.
Mr, (lull NewNom of Portland,
sho ha Iteeli visiting relative here,
hit returned home.
Mtnnes lleiilali Crook and Stella
Hodge Hnt Sunday at the C. Kam
Smith ranch up the Ochoco.
Adolph Kchrlckcl, a hnrnessmnker
nnd a good one, from Lm Angel-,
hit a position In i: II. Smith' shop.
Jeorge M. Nolan, representing the
M ii t ti m 1 Life Iimurnuce Company,
wa looking utter business lu I'rlne
vllle thl week.
Mr. nnd Mr. Will Wunweller re
turned the first of the week from
1'iiiiliiia. They exiect to return to
I'ort land noon.
Ml I vn West I exjieoted here
from Portland thl week to visit her
lter, Mr. Ora I'olndexter, and
other relative lu thl county.
K. If. Smith nnd wife have pur
chased a half blin k of lot Just north
of the baseball ground and exjiect
to build n residence on the sonic
within the next few month.
Mr. M. It. Hlnc, accompli u lei) by
her lter, Mr. Kltn Have, of Vale,
arrived home Tuedity. TIichc ladle
have Im-cii at the Scuttle exposition.
Mr. Have will visit for a Hhort
time lu Prtuevllli'.
(ieorge Ha I ley of liseo pawned
thriiiigli Prineville, .Monday, on hln
way to Shnulko with a load of wool.
John Kiilin and mm l'.mmett were
alno lu re thin week on the name ml,
nloii. They had mi accident, with
one of their teniii which delayed
them a day.
Mm. Inom (leek hud a runaway
Sunday at I .one Pine (inp. She wa
thrown from the buggy nnd quite
neverely brained. Her little girl, who
wa wlih her at the time, clung to
the buggy and ecaH'd without In-
Jury. The home ran Into a wire
fence nnd topcd.
L. Council of Howard came down
Monday In Kcnrch of hay hand. He
uinnngcd to get a few men but not
a many a he wanted. He nay
that nearly all of the rancher lu id
ncctlon are short handed, it will
take about five week to harvent tin
crop. Hay thl year I a better yield
than unual.
Nye, Held nnd Ibirnes, three new
pontolllce recently cntabllnhed In
Crook county, now get a regular
mall nerval. It collie In on Satur
day and goe out on Monday,
Arthur llennett I t lit mull carrier,
Thl line will bemipported by popu
lur subscription for three month
and then the department will ank for
bid.
Colonel F. Smith nnd family le
turned Saturday from a trip to the
fair. While away Mr. Smith pur
chaned a new 4 -cylinder :tO-home
power Cadillac roadnter. It ha 4
Inch tire nnd 10-Inch clearance, mak
ing an excellent car for line In thl
country. Mr. Smith, with five hours'
Instruction, drove hln car home from
Ti c I'n 11(8.
LOCAL MENTION
Max llofer ha a permanent clerk
ship In the store of 1. Michel.
Marlon Templet on returned home
from Silver Lake hint Sunday, hav
ing taken a big load of Prineville
Hour to thnt ji'ace.
Mr. YV. F. King nnd children, ac
companied by Stub (Juiikeubunli a
tctiuinter ami chnperoue, have gone
to the ('nuclide for nn outing.
J. F. Taylor and family left today
for a trip to Crew-cut Lake In the
Cancadc where they will icnd nix
week or more on a vacation nnd In
picking lH-rrlc.
Itev. C. C. IJabbldge nnd wife have
moved Into the houne formally occu
pied by Cha. Ly tie which w a re
cently p a re h nwd by the Prenbyterlau
SiK'lety a a inniine for their pantor.
Pontmnnter Guy Liifollette nnd
family nccompanled by Ml Dolly
Hodge went to ('line Fall In the
nutoyenterday nftcrnoon, npent tlio
ii Ik lit there and returned home thl
morning.
Itev. J. 1). Iewellen, who ha lieen
away on n vacation for several
week In expected to nrrlve home lie
fore Sunday, and will preach the
wmion for the I'ulon service ut the
llnptlnt church.
Fxcnvntloii for the banement of
Collin I'.lklnn' new renldence I being
made this week on the lot adjoin
ing (Juy Liifollette renldence prop-
erty on the Mouth. Work on the
building 1 to be commenced at once.
L. It. Itoliertson, who ha been In
I'rlnevllle for the pant ninety day in
chnrge of the Pioneer Telephone
Company! bnninenn, departed for
Portland Tuenday. Mr. Ilobertson
was ent here by the Pacllic States
company to straighten out some of
the tangle of the local line. Messrs.
Lawrence and Doonar will hereafter
have charge of affair In thl county.
Several families left Prineville thin
week to go to the Mountain Houne
on the Sa nt lain road for an outing
and to hnve ncccsa to the lierry
pa telle In that sectlou. Among
tlione who have gone art Mr. and
Mm. A. C. Kulghtcn, Mr. and .Mr.
J a men Dyer, Mr. and Mr. C. D. Cal
hrenth, Mrs. Sam Oulllford, Mm.
John Cyrus, Mr. and Mm. James
Prose and Iloliert Osborn.
P. T. Monroe, road supervisor In
the Cross Keys dlntrict, was lu town
Monday In attendance at county
court. Mr. Monroe will, ou hi re
turn, place a sign board at the coun
ty line Ivetweeu Crook and Wasco, at
the Sell ult z place, just beyond Cro?s
Keys, marking the division between
the two counties nnd giving the
traveler a chance to judge between
the condition of the roads of the two
counties. Another signboard will
alno be placed at the point where the
new Lyle (lap road branches off the
main Shanlko rond for Madras. It
will bear the Inscription: "Madras
IS miles, l'rluevllleas miles."
C. Wawrlnofnky was In town yes
terday from Madras.
Mr. J. Ii. Slilpp ha returned
home from her trip to Portland and
Seattle.
Horn, to the wire or A. B. Roller In
Prineville, Wednesday, July 21, an
Ji pound son.
Mrs. Arthur Mackey of Combs
Flat, lias been seriously 111 for tbe
past two weeks.
(. M. Cornet t has gone to San
Francisco on business. It Is report
ed that he will purchase a big giui
auto to put on the Prlnevllle-Slianlko
run.
Cleorge Mllllcnn was In from the
ranch last week and he and Mrs.
Mllllcnn have returned there, taking
some of their household goods out.
Mrs. Mllllcnn exfiects to remain at
the ranch during the summer and
keep house for the men.
Peter Marnach was In from his
home at Methodist Hill, south of
Madras yesterday. He states that
he has been all over the fanning dis
trict in that portion of the county
and that never U-forehas he seen such
plump grain as the fields will turn
off this year. The grain berries are
said to be perfectly developed this
season and the quality of wheat
which Is always good, will be of the
very highest this year.
Six hundred and fifty barrels of
I'rlnevllle flour were loaded by
rrclgiit teams for Burns at the local
mill Tuesday. It used to make the
Harney county purlers sore when we
published Items like this but tbe
occurrence Is getting bo common for
the big eight- nnd ten-horee freight
teams to come to Prineville and load
up with flour or potatoes or grain,
that we dare to mention the fact
now without much fear of getting
scolded for it.
LOCAL MENTION
ECZEMA LODGES IN THE SKIN
Not Blood DImm Cured by OU ot
WlntM-grwa Compound
For many year eczema was sup
posed to be a blood disease and was
erroneously treated as such, but now
the best authorities agree that eczema
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 eczema germ and at the
same time heal the skin, Dr. Dennis
compounded oil of wintergreen, thymol,
glycerine, etc The remedy la 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;
con the scales drop away and the 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
D. D. D. Prescription as used with
D. D. D. Soap.
Mrs. A.J. Noble or Paulina came
In last week to meet her on, Fred
die, who was on bis way home from
Portland. The boy took sick In
Prineville and Mrs. Noble remalm d
In the city until last Saturday with
Iti m, before be was able to make the
trip home to Paulina.
Dr. W. T. Cox and wife, Miss Mit
tie Vandevert, and a Rev. Blackburn
all of New York City, passed through
Prineville Tuesday in the big White
steamer on their way to the W. P.
Vandevert home on tbe little Des
chutes above Bend, where they will
spend the summer visiting. Mrs.
Cox Is Mrs. Vande vert's sister, and
Mins Mlttie Vandevert Is the eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Van
devert, who since her childhood has
made her home with Mr. and Mrs.
Cox. Dr. Cox and family were on
the Deschutes 13 years ago, and spent
a year. This Is their first visit since
that time.
Some fine specimens of White
Winter oats and bald barley from
tbe ranch of E. 8. Dobbs, on the
Ochoco, where left at the Journal of
fice this week. The barley measured
four feet and tbe oats six feet. The
grain will be placed on exhibition at
C. W. Klklns' store.
Fruit Jar Specials.
Don't forget that we have a full
line of fruit Jars, 8ch ram's automatic
sealers and Masons, all sixes, half
gallon, quarts and pints, with caps
and rubbers for same. L Michel,
Prineville, Oregon.
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MILLINERY
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Commencing July 1st there will be a big reduclion
in the price of Summer Millinery. We must have
more room for the fall stock. Now is the time.
Mrs. Estes' Millinery Parlor
Header for Sale.
Have yet on hand a good McCormick
Header, all ready to run, which is for
tale at s bargain. Has been run three
season. New draper and tickle. Ad
dress L. A. Host, Prineville, Or. 7-22
Dr. Mendelsohn.
Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn, optometrist, of
The Dalles, will be in Prineville this fall
during circuit conrt and fair time. He
comes at the request of tbe physicians
of Prineville. Do not be humbugged by
peoMlars. 7-22
LAMB FEED CO.
REDMOND, OREGON
Dea'ers in
Chop Feeds of all Kinds, Baled Hay, Seed Grain,
Timothy, Alfalfa, Clover, Grass and
Garden Seeds of all Kinds.
Toll Chopping Done. Satisfaction Guaranteed
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The Winnek Co.
Maker at Groik Kairci
Sckool books
C intra Sapplies
Jewelry
Wall Paper
D. P. Adamson & Co
DRUGGISTS
Msekal
Maflie
LoWBty'
Stationery
Cfars
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
0. P. Adamson & Co.
DRUGGISTS
DISTRIBUTORS
ROYAL CLUB GOODS
J. E. Stewart & 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.