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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. C 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.
LOCAL MENTION
The Infant on of A. II. Holler died
last Nuturdny.
Tln family of P. A. Hire luui gone
to Fish Luke (or nn outing.
Horn-July 21), to the wife of
(liiutlu Dunham of Hear Creek, n boy.
W. A. Hooth nnl John Temploton
left Monday for the inountnlus on a
VfU'ttlloll.
John Wight and family will lenre
thin week for n couple of weeks' va
cation oil the Matolos.
liranvllle Clifton and wife loft the
first of the week for a twn-wwki'
vUlt to Portland and Kenttlo.
Miss Fay Ualdwln returned last
Friday front a month' visit to the
homo of John I". Ityiia at the Tub.
Mr. Van llrlnk, eon of Judge M. K.
Ilrluk, of. l'rlnovllle, arrived (file
noon on nn Albany visit. Albany
Democrat
C. M. Klkltt and fiimlly nod Mrs.
Kuudrt't of Purltaud, paid a visit
to relatives at rnullua the Inst of
the week.
0. I. Cornet t of Kentucky, a
brother of J. M. t'ornett, the stage
man, enme In Sunday tor a visit of a
couple of month.
Miss Klvah lobbt on mo In from a
vUlt to Portland Hunduy. She will
tench school the coming year at
Ilenverton, Oregon.
The partnership business hereto
fore existing between White & (iulll
ford ha Urn dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr, White retiring.
Outer ClaypiMil, Karl Wuriwetler,
1'rof. Ali by and C. A. Kiddie Mt last
Huturdny for a few week' outing at
Crescent lake and Dlnmond Peak.
Four young ladles Misses Lorene
Wtntiek, Ilertha and Fay llaldwln.
nnd Itculnh Crook had a picnic all
by theiunelve last Sunday. They
eout the Idea of being lonesome and
report a very pleasant day of It.
Mr. Charles I.ytle wai given a
pleasant surprise party Monday
evening at the home of Mr. Alex.
ThottiNon. The Indie of Junlptr
Circle planned aud carried out the
affair which was most enjoyable.
Morgan' orchetrn furnished the
music.
Mr. incite of the Prineville Pic
ture show, ha gone to the Orpheum
Theatre In Portland to run the ma
chltte tltt-re. He will bo away three
or four week. Mr, lllehcs I oper
ating the moving picture machine at
the Emporium during the absence of
Iter huNband. Kite can do It Just us
good a he can, too.
The flint of the returned campers
made their appearance Sunday. In
the party were Mr. Cyru, Alden
Knlghteit and wife, J nine Dyer and
wife, Mr. Clarence Calhreath and
Columbu I-ee. They were too early
to get many tHrrle but all seemed
satisfied with, what they got. They
were over ou the Santlnm. There
was coitHldurablu rain In tho moun
tains.
Rolert Moore and family left for
the mountains the first of the week.
Dick Darling and family left Sun
day for the Matole for an outing.
Ml lllrdle Carey of Madras,
proved up on Iter homestead last
week.
. Park Doak came In Saturday from
Williamson's sheep camp for supples.
He I the camp tender.
Mrs. C. Friend and J. W. Hale and
wife of Aahwood, were county seat
vhiltors the first of the wek.
0 rover C. Make, assistant forest
rnuger south of Summit Prairie,
came In Monday for a consultation
at headquarter.
The Pilot Iiutte Telephone Com
pany Is advertising for tamarack
posts. See their ad. for sealed bids
elsewhere In thl Issue.
It Is reported that the Squaw
Creek Irrigation Company ha re
ceded from Its pottltlon and has
agreed to allow the Individual water
users a certificate of water-right
without having to litigate the mat
ter. Laid law Cbrolde.
C. It. Harvey wits In Saturday
from Hear Creek bitttes. He left
several setimeiis of a vein of lime
rock (Uncovered on his place not long
ago. The rock burn Into pure lime
wlieu subjected to the fire. There I
scarcely any core left In the kiln
after the rock has been well fired.
He expects to fire a kiln this week.
Marlon Terapteton and family and
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Llytle left
Wednesday by team to go to the
valley, across the Cascades by way "
of the McKeuxle route. Mr. Temple
ton and faintly will visit at Eugene
aud expect to remain about six
week. Mr. and Mr. Lytic will go
to Salem where they expect to make
their home, Mr. Lytle Intending to
take up the study of law.
The Italoon ascettslon attracted
quite a large crowd to the fair
grounds Sunday afternoon. Ownlg
to the high wind the ascent waa not
made until evening. Frank Little
John, the aeronaut, Is a good one.
He shot up Into the ulr to a height
of several thousnud feet when the
parachute was cut loose. After a
drop of 150 feet the parachute opoued
and the young aeronaut reached
terra flrtua without in In Imp. He will
made another ascension next Sunday
afternoon. There will also be a
trapese and Juggling (terformance.
Sanford Fields met with a bad ac
cident last Saturday morning at the
Temple ton place. He waa unload
ing hay by means of a derrick and
large heavy hay fork. He was In
t he wagon and when the fork came
back tor another load the rope that
was holding It broke when It was
directly overhead of Mr. Fields. One
of the long tines struck his breast
and made a bad wouud and he was
also wounded In the arms. A tele
phone message brought medical help
In a few minutes. Dr. Belknap was
Just 15 minutes making the trip lu
his Dulck car.
LOCAL MENTION
John E. Edwards of Gist, was In
town Tuesday.
Mis May Ik-He Heed left Tuesday
for a visit to Bend.
Judge Ellis was over the first of
the week on county busbies.
F.J. Lively and family returned
from a visit to the seashore Monday.
V. D. Chapman and wife of Red
mond, were business visitors Tues
day. U. M. Cornett and family left
Wednesday for an outing at Belknap
Springs.
Supervisor Ireland got back Satur
day from an official visit to the
Suplce country. He was looking
after range matters.
B. Oormley Is at bis old stand do
ing business right along. He tins
Just received his samples for fall and
winter good. They are the best he
has ever had. He Is now prepared to
turn out tailor-made garments at
the lowest possible cost.
The year-old baby of Mrs. James
Oarrett of Hay Creek, was drowned
last Saturday evening. The mother
was out milking nnd left her children
to play In the yard. While tooling
around a watering trough one of
them tell In and was drowned.
Mr. Claud Smith, his mother and
F. F. Smith were pleasant callers at
Oeo. Winter yesterday. Claud Is
now helping W. F. King In managing
Mr- King's extensive business at
Prineville and Claud's father and
mother are out from Iowa vlsltiug
their children Claud and F. F. Smith
and family. Laldlaw Chronlcly.
Q. J. McCoy and family of Wheeler
county, and Mrs. Webb and Mrs.
Nichols, daughters, passed through
Prineville the last of the week on
their way to Suplee for a month's
outing at the hot springs. Mr. Mc
Coy formerly lived at Hay Creek,
this county.
Miss Wllda Nye of Bear creek, Is
down with nn attack of spotted
fever. "This Is a disease that Is In
digenous to I'tah, Idaho and Ore
gon," said Dr. Belknap. "It Is
emitted by the bite of a tick that Is In
fected with the complaint. It Is not
necessarily fatal In this country,
but 0 per cent of the cases In Utah
at one time proved so." Miss Nye Is
pretty sick, but Is not considered
dangerously so.
Advices from Spokane state that
the wife of Rev. Frank H. Spauldlng,
who, years ngo, was pastor of the
M. E. church In Prineville, was
drowned while trylug to save her
two sons from a watery grave.
They were camped on the shores of
Lake Kelso. The boys were In the
lake when the older one was taken
with cramps and cried for help. The
mother plunged In to save him and
she too was drawn beneath the sur
face. The younger boy, when he
heard the cries of his brother, had a
lit, and he too was drowned.
Mrs. Feuerhelm was burled Friday.
Miss Georgia (leek boa returned
from her visit to Culver.
Steve Yancey and family left
Wednesday for the mountains.
T. M. Baldwin returned yesterday
with his new Cadillac touring car.
M? R. Elliott and famllyeft Tues
day for a visit to the Seattle fair.
Fred Stroud and wife, and his
mother, Mrs. Stroud, left Sunday for
the berry patch.
Bud H In ton and F. B. Mllllorn
have returned from their fishing trip
on the Deschutes.
Van Blink returned borne yester
day from a visit to relatives In the
Willamette valley.
Jim Elliott and wife have returned
from an outing at the Sulphur
Springs on Wolf creek.
Misses Allleand Ethel Horigan re
turned Wednesday from a month's
visit to outside points.
George Storkrannn left Monday to
Join his wife, who Is visiting with
her parents at Lake view.
The break In the D. I. & P. Co.'s
Irrigating canal has been repaired.
Water was turned In Sunday.
Dr. Ed wards came In from Port
laud yesterday with his new Cadil
lac. He was accompanied by W. F.
King.
W. F. Imniele was over from Red
mond Wednesday to get a couple of
ball players. Bend, Sisters and Red
mond will hold a tournament next
Sunday at Redmond.
Sheriff Frank Elklns and Mr. Ben
Jones of Prineville, tarried overnight
at this place last night. Mr. Elklns
came out on business In regard to
the Tumalo Lumber Co. It seems
they are having some misunder
standing In regard to their business.
Laldlaw Chronicle.
LOCAL MENTION
Bruce Gray was a Sunday visitor.
Mrs. Marlon Travis Is reported on
the sick list.
One of the Deroaris girls la reported
sk-k with typhoid fever.
Born On Monday, August 2, to
the wife of John Bout wick, a son.
Born On Saturday, Jnly 31, to
the wife of Henry Beard, a daughter.
P. W. Shannon and wife of Los
Angeles, are visiting at the borne of
M. D. Powell. The latter part of
this week both families will leave for i
Klamath Falls to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Redmond came
over yesterday with Mrs. Wyckoff
and daughter of MenanJo, North
Dakota, who have been visiting
them. Mrs. Wyckoff Is Mrs. Red
mond's mother. They took the auto
to Shanlko.
A "Joy" ride Tuesday through the
Lamonta country found the ranchers
busy with harvest While many
good stands of grain were seen yet
some fields will not bear out of the
estimate made a month ago. C. M.
Elklns will harvest some of the best
wheat in that part of the county.
' Dr. Mendelsohn.
Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn, optometrist, of
The Dalles, will be in Prineville this fall
daring circuit court and fair time. He
comes st the request of the phyaiclani
of Prineville. Do not be humbugged by
peddlan. 7-22
Fruit Jar Specials.
Don't forget that we have a full
line of fruit Jars, Scbram's automatic
sealers and Masons, all sizes, half
gallon, quarts and pints, with caps
and rubbers for same. 1. Michel,
Prineville, Oregon.
Card of Thanks.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to
our friends who assisted so kindly in
our late bereavement of the loss of cur
darling baby.
Ma. and Mrs. A. B. Roller.
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ECZEMA LODGES IN THE SKIN
titi a BIm4 Pliew Cunt kr OU
WtaUigrna Cmpned
For many years eczema waa sup
posed to be a blood disease and waa
erroneously treated aa auch, but now
the best authoritiea agree that eczema
la only a akin disease and muit be
cured through the skin. The eminent
akin apeclalist 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 akin, 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 di
eaae disappear. The prescription has
now been used so long aa 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.
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Lunch Tongue
Royal Club Shrimp
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