CLASSIFIED LOCALS.
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SAVE MONKV
The Leader
I. MICHEL, Proprietor
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SALE ON MEN'S HATS
NICE, NEW, NOBBY
HATS
NOT OLD STOCK
We arc overstocked and must make room for fall goods
Men's Regular $3.50 HaU ...
Men's Regular $3.00 HaU...
Men's Regular $2.50 Hats...
A Few Odds and Ends Men's
Hats
$2.75
....$2.00
$1.50
at Less Than Cost
ALL STRAW AND CRASH HATS WILL GO AT VERY LOW PRICES
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Iimmiis itiklitw, rooking ulettftll. iron u,
liiMltiv., ftrtn, ln. Mil lnitoHteomtlltoii,
Iltll m tmu in northweat ptrt of town.
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want a tln.t-1-lHvi I'trliirv l riKlit rt
Kiv litem tsall.
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I'rlnvvllns also a reliiMUlhtmiit atJolnlt:
flnf YftTlMtiU miiU imln ar grviwit on llu
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lac In 1'rliK'VlllM to I rail r. I41IXV utix k
miiu rOMMOtiaUIr prim. ai
Knllroitit Ticket for KaiV. Two niHmj
tk'ki'la tot ! cheap; oo for nmn Mini the
01 hrr for woman. i,oot lo MtrlitlM. Kmii.,
liactlra, lrunir. lo. iiiumt lw umt In-furs
ik-iotM'r l. w III ' II mm or both; tru
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Big Sums Change
Hands for Cattle
Xerer ia tlie history of Crook coun
ty, for a given length 01 time, lias
no much money changed hands for
livestock n within the pnut month.
The-Kum is greater than the total
amount of last year. W hat has been
the cause? Will, various reasons
are given. Some want to retire from
the business, others are short of hay
and still others who lielieve that It
will not pay to teed $10 or 12 hay
to stock. J ust bow much this selling
movement will affect the future of
the cattle industry In Crook county
U hard to say.
Ed Willard, a Portland buyer, has
leen Investing heavily in Crook
countr livestock. He has three
bunches of cattle now on the road
to Sbauiko and about 300 head of
Iteef stuff feeding In the neighbor
hood of rriueville. He bought 1300
nt the head of the south fork of
Crooked river. Camw creek and
Hampton buttes.
Among those who have made sales
are: Sanders Logan, 200 cows and
calves; Hackerman & Pfeffer, Gil
Christ Bros., cows; George Wiley,
cows aud steers; B.Bennett, cows;
"X. Bennett, cows; Columbus John
son, 130 cows and steers; Itandolph
Gibson Ed Lnughlinof Swampcreek,
Jim Beckley and others.
Among the buyers, besides Mr.
Willard, might be mentioned Henry
Cram, Oliver Towell, Ed Slayton,
Willis Brown and Itoe Grimes, C.
. Sam Smith. All of the foregoing are
buying feeders, with the exception of
Mr. Willard, who will ship some and
leed others.
We are credibly informed that 3000
head of cattle have been bought in
Crook county daring the past thirty
days at prices ranging from f27 for
cows to 1 10 for steers. A good many
head were bought under contract to
be delivered next spring, so that an
approximation of the number could
only be obtained. It Is thought that
Crook county growers are richer to
the tune of $100,000 at the very least
Ellis cxi erleneed nil the Rcnxntlon
of a daring hold-up without lotdng
hlx wealth. Five highwaymen made
the attempt and nearly blew tlieex.
prees car to piece w ith dynamite In
their efforts to get Into the strong
box. Mr. Ellis relates-the thrilling
Incident as follows:
"It It hadn't beeu' for the porter, I
lielieve the robliem would have gone
through the Pullman sleepers and
the other coaches , sain air. r.nis.
"We were blissfully Ignoraut of any
trouble until the first charge of dyna
mite was set off.
"It wasn't any tiiueat all after the
first blast that the porter started
through the cars turning out all the
lights. 'We are held up," he said.
Climb Into your berths and hide
vour valuables. Don't get sen red,
but keep Inside. Theu he went from
one end of the train to the other and
turned out every light. On the hind
end he found the sigual lanterns
turned off. und lighted the red lant
ern. It probably saved us from a
collision from the rear, tor another
train came along in a little while
and stopiied on seeing the danger
glsrnnl.
"I Ulieve all the other porters
and conductorn on the train climbed
Into their bunks und stayed then',
after hearing the first shot. But
with all the lights turned off it is a
cinch none of t lie robliers cared to
take the chance of coming into a
dark couch and trying to hold us up.
Hut they probably would have come
if the lights had beeu left on."
Mr Ellis said the scheme was a
most during one, ami was well
planued, though the robbers could
not curry It through.
Rodman Indicted
for Manslaughter
County Assessor Iifollette
nounces elsewhere that the Board of
Equulixation for Crook county will
convene at the court house in Prine
ville for the purpose of hearing com
plaints or correcting errors in the
tox roll. Taxpayers are requested
to call and look over their assessments.
Frank E. Uodiuan aud Mrs. Hatel
Maddux were accused by the grand
jury of killing Mrs. May Ileal lii the
early mornlug of August 5, In the
mysterious automobile accident on
the Llnnton road. Just ontslde the
city limits. The Investigating body
framed It accusation Into a charge
of manslaughter which was set forth
in an Indictment, a true bill for
which was preseuted to Presiding
Judge Bronaugh, of the Circuit
court on Monday, says the Oa
gonian. Failure to exercise the proper
caution In the operation of an auto
mobile, thereby rendering them
i criminally liable lor me Killing 01
Mrs. Kent, Is the ground ou w hich
the indictment agalust K oilman aud
Mrs. Maddux Is drawn. Both the
accused will be arraigned before
Judge Bennett In the Municipal
court for their preliminary hearing.
Their conviction under the charge Is
a question Involving considerable
doubt The fatality having occurred
outside thecltv limits, theautoino-
bllisls would therefore come under
the provisions of the tlc ! itn
an luting the speed
NoticCof Administrator's Sate of Real
Estate.
Notice is hereby xiven, that in pursu
ance of an onlerofthe county court of
Crook couutr, 8tate of Oregon, made on
the tali day of September, liMI, in the mat
ter ofibe" estate of Andrew J. FinneRan.
deceased, the under.iijued, the adminis
trator of aaid extate, will sell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder, for cash, and
subject to confirmation by said county
court, on Friday, the 22nd day of Octolier,
1MI, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the
front door of the county courthouse in
Prineville. Oregon, all the ripht, title, in
terest and estate of tbe said Andrew J.
i Finiieg:in, at the time of bis death and all
the right, title and interest the aid estate
for cuttle transfers thus fur this has acquired iu addition to that of the said
fall. I Andrew J. Finneean at the time of his
It must not be inferred that all the death in all that certain piece or parcel of
cattle are cleaned up. Far from It. ! '"'' ,"itQA,,e' yinK d beinir in the
S.in. ilmtrietB Iihvp nnf iMH, County of Crook and Bute of Oregon and
home districts nave not been particularly described as tbe north
touched. The Bear creek country ,iaf 0f ba nortyweIlt quart,r 0f.cti
und udjoining districts have not,eiht. the west half ol tbe southwett
sold. quarter of section live, the south half of
the northeast quarter ana trie roumeast
ouarter of the northwest ouarter of sec
tion seven in towuahip lit teen south, of
1 range twenty-one eatt ol v niauieiie
(Meridian.
Terms and condition of sale: Cash, gold
juuge tins reiurneu yesieruay .j., of ,e L llilj HMea.
from his trip East with the remains I Dated thii 23-1 day of September, 1!9.
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'Administrator cf the estate of Andrew J.
Leudville, Col., Judge. Finnegan, Deceased.
Judge Ellis in Hold-Up.
of his father.
While near
New Kail UooUs arriving at J.
Co,'.
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KOK SAI.K Reven-rtHim hiiuw anil four lota
good oulbulldiillt. I il tm IimiI on rvuaou-
Mill trma. Apply lo Mrn. Hugh Lll.r.
t'rlnevllle, Orrgou. et
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Royal Worcester
Corsets
These two numbers arc
among the latest of the
new models. See our
lines from
$1.00 to $3.50
Our New Fall Line of Waists are Coming Daily New Skirts and
Fall Coats for Ladies and Children
w hether they might properly Indict
Mrs. Maddux aud Hodman Is evinced
In their delay In making a report In
the case. All of the evidence, which
was conclusive lu character, was le
forethe Jury at least four days ago
and It was after this evidence was lu
their hands that It summoned Julius
Meier without apparvut cause.
Merchants Depend
On Farmers
One Rancher Thinks Telephne
Company Makes a Weak
Argument.
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Slippers, School
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of liutoinobiles,
which ixriults25 miles au Hour on
public roads except when within the
limits of village, town or city, w hen
it is then required to l reduced to
eight miles an hour. There bus been
nothing In evidence to show that
the car which killed Mrs. Ileal was
exceeding the prescribed 2o miles uu
hour.
The unaccountable silence of both
Mrs. Maddux aud Kodman remained
unbroken yesterday on the advice of
their counsel. Attorneys Eogun and
Caldwell. The Impending ordeal
which Mrs. Maddux faces in the
courtroom has seemingly thrown no
dumper' upon her spirits, for al
though she refused to discuss her
case, she laughed and chatted gaily,
as though she did not worry as to
the outcome.
Humors of a jierfect alibi for Mrs.
Maddux and for Rodman were circu
lated by their friends yesterday and
it was said that when the case
comes to court they will have wit
nesses to disprove the evidence ul
ready given before the grund Jury.
None of this new evidence for the de
fense, however, has lieen brought to
light and,.ff It is produced, will come
In the form of a new sensutlon In the
case.
That there was some doubt, even
In the minds of the Jurymen, as to
Paulina, Ore., Sept. 14, 1D09.
Editor Crook County Journal:
Iear Sir I see lu your Issue of Sep
tember 9lh a request made by the
Pioneer Telephone & Telegraph Com
pany to tiie merchants of Prlnevllle
not to patronise the fanners' Inde
pendent telephone line, or rather uot
t runt totutdioiies from them.
Sow, I would like to ask the busi
ness men of PrlneTille, through the
colu runs of your valuable paper, who
has done, the most for them, the
farmer or the Pioneer Telephone
Company? The farmers and stin k
men of Crook county have spent
hundreds of dollars lu cash and
labor to construct telephone Hues so
that they might be contiecled with
the business men of Prlnevllle. It Is
to the advantage of both the farmer
and merchant to lie so connected.
After these lines have been completed
aud tlie independent companies are
maintaining a central of their own,
would It be riisht of yon, Mr. Mer
chant, to althdrnw your support
from the farmer? Could you exist If
the fanner would withdraw his sup.
port from you? There ure over LT0
milts of farmer Hues in the south
eastern portion of Crook county, us
well as many miles north of Prlne
vllle, terminating In an Independent
switch board that has a capacity
for 10) lines. It is open to nuy and
all farmer lines entering Prinevllttt.
Vow, I appeal once more to t he
buslniuH men of Prlnevllle. Who
will do the most for you, the farmer
and stockmen on the Pioneer Tele
phone & Telegraph Company?
Kanciikii,
ol southeastern Crook county.
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RANGE
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FOR
Furniture
Carpets
Ranges
Hardware
AND
Building
Materials
GO TO
Nl .MH.,.r W t)
A. H. LIPPMAN & CO.
and Save 25 Cents on the Dollar
Seasonable Goods
for the Summer
Kodaks
Kodaks. We have them in all the
popular sizes, Irom the lillle Brownie at SI
each to the belter grades to $20 each ; also
Films and Supplies.
Hammocks
The latest and best in Hammocks
the Hammock Bed (or porch or camp.
is not like the old hammock, but
bed. Values from $11.50 to $12.50.
like
Porch Screens
We have Porch Screens in while and
green at $1,75 each up, according to size.
Exceptional Values
Furniture
in
We are ollering some exceptional values
in our Furniture Department Chairs from
90 cents up; Rockers Irom $2 up.
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Edison Phonographs
Victor Talking Machines. These
.1 i i r f .f .
sent the best we nave them in
popular sizes. Sold on easy terms.
repre-
all the
Winnek's Toilet Cream
Your
in
For every day
money back il you don't
tlie
like
year,
the cream.
Elgin and Waltham Watches
THE GOOD TIME KEEPERS ,
Jewelry ' of all kinds
FREE! FREE
Beautifully Hand-Decorated $10
Dinner Sets given to our cus
tomers Absolu t ely F R E E
Keep Your Eye on the Clock
That stands in a conspicuous part
of our store and will be allowed
to run down and stop at stated
intervals.
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Our Liberal Offer:
With each cash purchase of a certain amount you make at our
itore we will give you a card on which the time of the day is stamped.
Bring cards to our store on the date and time specified thereon, and a
complete dinner set will be given to the person present holding the
card on which is Btamied the nearest correct, time the clock stops at.
It is neceseary for all ticket holders to be in our Btore at the lime
when the face of the clock is uncovered.
We want you to secure one of these hanesome dinner sets so as to
advertise our business and to show in a substantial way that we appre
ciute your trade. We are not making any money on them-we don't
expect to we make this offer simply to please our old customers and
to make new CuHtomers. This is a eplendid opportunity for you to
secure a handtome set of diehes abeolutely free.
If your ticket does not secure a set for you the first time the clock
is uncovered, save your ticket as you may win on it the next or the
second, third, fourth, fifth or tixth time. Your ticket is good while we
are giing Dini.er Sets Free on this plan Yours truly,
Clifton & Cornett
Lands for Sale.
Ask C. H. Towers Company, Miles
City, Montana, concerning lifty-one
thoiunml uc.re of raxing Mini ituri
cultural land in the heart of Cunler
County. Montana. For a permanent
livestock ranch it will out elum tlie
best. Price ! per acre.
Call for Warrants.
Nolle? in hereby xiven that all Crook
futility Warniiitn up to und liielmlliit;
rvKixtcreil miiuliei' IS7, will lo paid upon
pri'senliilion to tint Treasurer of mi Id
county, lnleroil tliereon ei'iifes Irom this
date, - V. V. KINU.
I'rinevllle, Or., AttR. M, '00. l'o. Tre;w.
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The City Meat Market
IIOUIGAN & STILL, Props.
Headquarters for
Home - Cured Lard and
Bacon
Try some of Crook county's choicest
products. Its tho best that money can
buy. You will not only save money but
you will help build up a home industry.
Wo always carry the best in
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal.
Special rates when sold in large quantities
We handle all kinds of country produce
THE WINNEK COMPANY
GENERAL
Prlnevllle,
MERCHANDISE
Oregon
& STILL
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