The most complete line of Farm Machinery in the County
Complete Line All Size and Stylet
Wood Frame Harrows
Spring Tooth I arrows
Superior Grain Drills
Fanning Mills 6t Daggers
The well known Oliver and Canton
Plows in walking, sulky and gang
In an effort to keep pace with the many improvements in agricultural machinery, we are introducing every
season new types of implements that have been tried and found to materially increase the yield of the soil in other
sections similar to ours. This year we offer the Canton Alfalfa Harrow and a big assortment of Land Packers. In
packers we have the Dunham for light, sandy soil and the Campbell for heavier soil. These packers are designed
to conserve the moisture and to obtain the proper proportion of air and moisture in the ground and thus increase yield
CALL AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO SHOW
Complete Line All Sizes and Styles
Peg Tooth Harrows
Disc Harrows
, Wagon Scales
Feed Grinders
We are always pleased to show you
the goods whether you buy or not
The W. F. King Co Prineville. Oregon
LOCAL MENTION
KIutIN Klktn liu ordered a new
Fortl ruuiibout.
MIm I .mini HoiiHtun (if Uctir Crwk
waln town WViliHKiluy,
Jiimc Hiiyneof Jlcnr t'wk wni In
town oil ImihIiich Tliurltiy.
Kir. nml Mm. Atx Zoll left Monday
tor their limn near Madras.
Wlllllttl) Klnvcii of l'MT (VllOCO
wita In town tin linaliit Monday.
Urnnvllli Nye ot Hour Creek wna a
luiliiitut vlwltor In town Monday.
J. II. Dotitlitt of Crew Key wm a
ImihIih'im vUitor lu Prlnevllle Monday.'
Albert Wuriweller of Joeili, Ore.,
I a Imalne yhdtor lu town thin
wwk,
Ml Abide WlUoncniue In Wedne
tiny from Iter lioiiiewtetid at llenr
Creek Hut tin.
Mr. Hiiruli 1'nylor. who linn Ixcn
vUlllnjr relative on Bear Creek the
liit two week, returned to I'rlne
vllttf Kutiduy.
Mr. W. M. Mltllorn Ml lnt Mon
ilny while working nt her homo on
IJcitr Creek inl It In thought m-vcrnl
rib wort broken.
Kriuik Smith nml Ivl Col v In, who
have Imvii working the road In Juni
per Canyon the mt ten day, re
turned to I'rlnevllle dnedny.
A spurring mateh I advertised to
come off May 14 nt the Commercial
t'liih hull. The principal are An
drew Tliompou uud Jimmy Steven
ion. Thone hnvlni; Juniper or pine, wood
for mile should rend the ndvertlm'.
mcnt of the connty court. The clerk
I directed to get 1,1,1 on l'K) cord.
The nd U pulilllad elHewhere In thin
IxMiie.
(I. M. Cornet t got home Monday
with hi big ".piiaw'tiKer 40-home
Ktndibnker-tlnrford machine. Mr.
Cornell oiHct Another new 7-pu-
cnirer Mitchell ear In nbout a
wit'k, II U i:. M. F. cum Are due to
nrrlvo In a short time.
I II. Arwimmler cloned h very sue-
ceHHful term of school at Suptee with
nr. entertainment that netted $."0 for
the IlbrAry fund. Thin Amount will
ititike a good start for a school
library. Mr. Aremmiler will open the
new Heaver Creek school rltfht away,
John Dnvln was down from Paul
lu the flmt of the week, lie soys
t lmt the warm weather Iiiim brought
the grim out wonderfully lately und
none too hood, im moat of the stock
men hail fed All tliulr liny. He look
for cold weather In April. The Mock
Iomh hit becu no greater than usual
lu hi part of the country.
The Infant daughter of Clyde Hon
met with a peculiar death laetSutur-
day night. While the parent were
papering the lion the child got
hold of some of the wall paper ami
1 uIho of ome playing card, and
chewed them. Itetweeu the polon
and the paper the child loHt It life
lloth had effect
"HER HOLT'S KO-sT kT'rnNuTAniK"
II. J. Overturf of Itend wo A I'rlne
vllle vlltor liuit Friday.
John Hlxemore of Itend wam a bunl
lie vWtor In the city Friday.
Floyd HoiiHton came In from hi
ranch on Hear Cni'k Hut tea todny.
(leorgu Taylor and family of Hear
Creek are vllllng relative In town
till week.
Mr. mid Mr. Ales ThoniRon re
turned from their vllt to I'ortlnnd,
lust week.
Mr. nud Mr. Oscar Trlckett of
Head were visitor In Frluevlllo the
lnt of the we-k.
Mr. .. M. llrown of Cortland I
vlHltlug relative And frleud In
I'rlnevllle thl 'week.
Mr. John F.. Hyna came over from
The Tulea lHt Saturday for A few
day' vllt with frleud.
Will tt'urx wetter came In from Cort
land Monday to look alter hi Inter
cut In thl part of the country.
The ChrlMtlnu Fndeavor Society of
the I'rctthyterlan church will give a
pie upper 011 Friday, March V.
ivtntl next week.
II. I). Still ha bought the names
hop of J. W. lloone. Mr. Still I
now famlllarUtng hlmeif with the
detail of the tore.
lie v.J. Anthony Mitchell of Bend
wa a buslne vlwltor In town the
flrt of the week. He wna on hi way
to llurn tor n short visit.
(leorgi Mllllrnu wa fn town the
flrt of the week from hi home at
I'lue Mountain. IIeay hi stock
linn come through the winter In flue
shape.
J. It. Harvey came In from Waco
the 11 rut o the week. He wa accom
panied by hi on Kay, who hue
been nt Font Fall, Idaho, for several
month.
Mel Matthew, traveling tor Lang
& Co. wa vlMltlng our merchant
tin with, ill new (K)-hore power
tl cylinder Fierce I a climber. It win
certainly get over the ground.
Come now, let n worship together.
When'.' At the Presbyterian Church
next Sunday. Morning Theme (11 a
m.) "The Lat lavltatlon." Evening
I'opular service (7:30 p. m.) Subject
"The High Cot ot Living and How
to Meet It."
At the Flrt Methodist church for
Sunday, March 20, the morning
subject will be, "Christ our King."
The one for the eveulng will be, "A
Sure Witness." Thl 1 l'Alm Sun
day And the music by the choir will
be lu keeping with that day.
Calm Sunday At the first Metho
dist church. The subject for the
mornlug hour will be, "Christ a
King." The special music for thl ser
vice will be "The Talm," by Frot.
Ashby, "Who (ilorlous Conqueror,"
Choir; "Triumphal March", orgau,
Mr. J. S. Fox. The Subject for the
evening, "A Sure Witness." Special
music, "Olive's Urow," male sextet
"ldylle" (Jerlltt, organ, Mr. Fox.
"One Sweetly Solemn Thought"
Duct, MIm Elklns uud Mr. Fox.
'8KK HoTTB KOST KUTTINU HABIES'
LOCAL MENTION
Frnk Fetett left Monduy for a
butne trip to Portland.
Jim and Sidney Wet of Lower
Krldge were In town thl week.
Ik. O. Uoger of Culver wa A bul-
new v 11 tor the first of the week.
M. 8. Mayfleld returned lust Fri
day from a buslueiM trip to Cortland.
Mr. and Mr. Henry Edward of
Powell Itutte werelu tow n on bust
nc today.
Ralph Johnson of Sitter .was
transacting business In town the
first of the week.
Mr. Kllen Logan, accompanied by
Dale ElkliiM, her little grandson, I
visiting At V. Merchant' and Ed
Campbell', near Madras, thl week.
The ladle of the Methodist church
will hold their annual Eater sale to
morrow afternoon and eveulng In
Uelkuap Hall. Refreshment will lie
served.
Word reached here Monday that
(leorgo Lytle wa very sick nt the
home of Charlie Durbln. From the
Information received he 1 suffering
from an attack ot apoplexy.
Jake Johnson, a Mill Creek stock
man, wa In town today. He nay
that thl I the easiest hard winter
he ever aw. The warm weather
came In the nick or time, urosa
look line up hi way.
J. II. Wigle ha ordered a 40-borse
power 5-pnenpr Overland car to
be used In connection with hi livery
business. The anto ' wa ordered
through Dr. ltosenberg and will lie
shipped from Portland In the near
future.
The Ladle' Aid Society of the
Prepy terlau church last week
elected the following olllcer: Mr.
E. True Shattuck, president; Mrs.
Anna Dabbldgc, Vice-president; Mrs.
Wlunck, Becretury; Mr. Ida Moree,
treasurer.
I11 a game of "Fitch" eeven-up the
other evening G. II. Kusscll went out
In three hand, bidding tour twice
three once and making the bid each
time. The game was eight handed
and none of the other player made
a point In tht game.
The Oregon Truuk boy at Madras
are arranging to give a grand ball at
Sauford' Hall at Madras on Friday,
April 8, And have engaged Morgan'
Prluevllle Orchestra to furnish the
music. The memliera of the orches
tra will make the trip by auto.
The baseball tana met at the ofllce
ot Dr. Spauldlng last Sunday and
elected Dr. Rosenlierg, manager, and
Dr. Spauldlng, assistant manager ot
the I'rlnevllle team. Advice have
been received from Eodmond and
Madras, stating that these town
will euter the Crook couuty league.
Assurance have been received from
Bend that a team can be counted on
from that place. This practically
guarantee the fans some good ball
game this summer. Schedule will
be published later.
"8KB HOLTS KOST KUTTINO BABIES"
John Templeton got back from
bl Portland trip today.
Mis Daisy McCalllstcr came in on
today' stage from Portland.
Price Bros, opened their new out
lining store lu the Slorrts building
near Ochoco bridge on the 15th.
Warren Lister, who ha been visit
ing In Portland the pant few months,
returned borne the lirst of the wee k.
Mr. and Mr. Walter Elliott, who
have been visiting relative In Er
klne. Alberta, returned to Prlnevllle
the n ret of the week.
Friday night, March 18, a grand
St. Patrick's ball will be held in the
club hall at Prlnevllle. Everylody
I invited and from Indication the
ttie crowd will le a big one.
Henry Cram utarted a shipment of
becfcnttle to the Portland market
this morning. James Cram will ac
company the cattle to the city.
Eb. Crabtree wa In town thl week
E-A Authors' Club Meeting.
Last Saturday, the young ladies
of the English-American Authors'
Club spent s most enjoyable after
noon with Robert Urownint;.
Miss Parrott, in an interesting
review of hit life, made all feel a
renewed interest in th'uj great poet.
Hi famous song, "The Year's at
the Spring," was welrendered by
Miss Conway. Miss Fay Baldwin
gave an interesting description of
the "Pied Piper of Hamlin.' The
reading, "How They Brought the
Good News," by Miss Kidder, Mrs.
Wickersham's review of "Rabbi
Ben Ezra" and the reading of the
"Lost Leader" were all enjoyed
and appreciated by the members.
The club voted to close the year's
from hi homestead west of Culveriwork with a social meeting. Miss
Elliott, the hostess, assisted by
Mies Louise Summers, served cro
quante of oranges with cocoanut
and cake. The club will hold its
next meeting March 23, with Miss
Edna Estes.
looking for a place to live In Prlne
vllle. Eb. ha proved up on bis
entry and rented It and expect to
move here on Account of hi wife be
ing In poor health.
John Taylor, who hn been vbtlt-
lug In town, left for hi home at
Maury Wednesday. While here he
hail a serious time with blood
poisoning caused by an accident
while splitting wood. Ill hpnd was
much better when he left.
A.. S. Ireland, supervisor of the
Deschutes National Forest, goe to
Porllaud Saturday to attend the
meeting of the officer of the forest
service for District 0, which Include
Oregon, Washington, Idaho, North
ern California and Alaska. The
meeting will be for the purpose of an
Interchange of Ideas on the adminis
tration of the forest service work.
Mr. Champ Smith entertained
friends at a masked high Jink party
last Saturday evening, March 11th.
Mis Evelyn Mllllorn presided at the
pie no while the guest were assem
bling. Of the twenty-four masked
character present, fourteen- were
disguised a gentlemen. Mrs. llaner
won the prUe for guessing the most
maskers. At a late hour refresh
ments were served and the guest
departed for their home.
'SE UOLT'S KOsT KI TTING BABIES"
Piano For Sale.
A $475 Oaniliridire Irers & Pond piano.
lioacwood case, in excftletit condition, tor
tlM. Inquire at JotiNial office or of
MargarieP. Bnnlc. 3-17-tf
SEE HOI.T8 KCST KITTINU BABIES"
Bav KiluinK
about 1UU0 lbs. Good road
For Sale.
First clasi saddle horse.
comiiiK srven,
animal. Nervy, iweedv, but gentle. Not
mean, never bucks. Will also sell light
saddle, blanket and bridle. Realtv De
velopment Co. 10 Adams.ui Block, Prine-
Ville. March 17, 1910. tf.
"SKK HOLT KOST Kl'TTINO BABIES"
County Granges
Get Together
The granges of Crook county met at
Powell Butte Saturday, March 12, for
the purpose of etecting a delegate to the
state grange in May. J. H. Gray,
master, and T. H. Iafollette, past
master, represented the Prine vllle
Orange. C. H. Foster, master of
Powell Butte Grange wa elected dele
gate, with J. Alton Thomson of Laid
law, as alternate.
A call was issued by the grange for a
meeting of the masters, secretaries and
lecturers to take place at Redmond en
April 30. This meeting will draw up
memorials to be presented to the sta'e
grange and by that body taken op with
the member of the state legislature.
Matters affecting irrigation in the
connty will come tip for discussion.
The grange spirit throughout the
connty ia growing and much good can
be accomplished along agricultural and
educational lines.
SEE HOLT'S KOST KI TTISO BABIE8"
Wanted
Some White Rock eggs or chickens. J.
8 iox, Prinevllle, Ore. 3-17-2t
Artistic Easter Pictures.
Beautiful accessories for Artistic Kister
Pictures at the Main Street Stixiio. Kastaf
Lillies. Cross fc Co. ml7-2l ,
For Sale.
A good stock ranch; dairy ranch and
250 acres of good timber. Pair? stock gors
with the ranch. For particulars adores
J. H. ZEVELY, Howard, Ore. 2-24-2ra
Choice Seed Potatoes.
Choice dry land Seed Potatoes raised at
Powell Unties, for sale at J. E. 8lewart A
Company's. S-lo-lmp
r
Plants! Plants! Plants!
AT THE PRINEVILLE GREEN HOUSE
. . 1 . a 1
Cabbage, cauliflower, tomato ana celery plants, a 190 some 01 a
tV !ri; fl r.lna All in rirnnor BPflann Karlv nlanta 9
uv v. i v. uvvvk - - 1""- , , .
ready by April 10th. Don't ask your wife to grow them in a I
window box this year but patronize a "new industry. All plants f
will be stocky transplanted. - Something sure to five and grow
quickly. , .- ' J
C W. Spring, Prinevie, ; Oregon, Box 331 j
DR. J. E. MARSH
HOTEL PRINEVILLE
EASE for all dis-EASE
Demonstrator of Psychology
Power of Mind
HaksrA Crask Kama
ScWI Beak
Casxra Sapplies
Jewelry
Wan Paper
D. P. Adamson & Co
DRUGGISTS
Mutcal IatiraaMats
Magais
Lawaey's Caadiea
Stttieaerj
Cigars
See Cream Soda and oda Tlater See Cold .
J1 or Sale Jftt the TJime
DIGESTO for Dyspepsia 50 cents
D. P. Adamson &: Co.
DRUGGISTS
R A KES
HOES
GARDEN SEEDS AND TOOLS
- "NOW
Is the time to stock up with a good supply of
SPADES
: hoes
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GAR DEN SEEDS
ON I O N SETS
Ask to see "Ideal" Poultry Netting Something new !
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