The Place to Save
Money
THE LEADER
The Place to Save
Money
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Spring Goods'
II you are hniking lor reliable qooJs flooJs ilK style and quality
that will give both presrnt and permanent satisfaction we cordially
invite you to inspect our Spring Slock. We are confident that you
will lind just what you want in style and quality, and you will wonder
how we can sell such goods at such low prices.
Ladies' Skirts, Ladies New Spring Waists.
Shirt Waists in delightful abundance. Airy garments that bealhe coolness
wherever they go. With a rising thcemometer the demand is earlier than
was expected lor shirt waists. It has leaped up with a bound. As usual
we are prepared as never before.
Men and Boys' Clothing, Hats, Caps and Shoes, etc
Just received a new line of Crockery and Glassware
I. MICHEL, Proprietor, Prineville, Oregon
Circuit Court.
Continued from first page.
MnUrkcr, attorney! tor defendant;
action for judgment and tale ol rel
rotate to satisfy note.
Martha Stevens, plaintiff, vs Frank
II. Marion, defendant. C. S. Benm,
attorney for plaintiff; action to recover
location fee on timber land and alleging
mi' representation when having been lo
cated by defendant.
C. U. F.lkin, plaintiff. s Omer M.
Cyrua, defendant. M. K. Brink, at
torney for defendant and M. R. Bijcje
and M. R. Elliott, attorneys for defend
ant ; action to determine water rights
and nts of wells.
IVschutes Railroad Co.. pla:ntiff rs
Anton Rirkenfleld et at, defendants. W. !
AV. Cotton and Arthur C Spenoer, at-
torneys tor plaintiffs; action tor coo-1
demnatbn of railroad right of war. j
I .ml, defendant. F. V. Wilson, at
torney for plaintiff ; suit for settlement
of account.
Samuel H. Furber, plaintiff, vs Carl
X. Ehret, defendant. M. U. Elliott, at
torney for plaintiff; to complete sak of j Barker, defendant.
r.CRowlee, plaintiff, . Madeline
N. Rowlee, defendant.
Edith Wahenaker, plaintiff, vs Jake
nahenaker, defendant.
Elnorm Barker, plaintiff, v Frank II.
real eetate.
John Steidel, plaiutiff, vs A. I. Mor
rill, defendant. C. S. IVpnson, attorney . Lucey, Morgan, plaiutiff, vs Clarence
Ettie Chailes, plaintiff, vs Charles
Charles, defendant.
For completion of sale of real eetate,
Eva U Wise, plaintiff, vs J. M. Mas
ton, defendant. Berkland A Parker,
attorneys tor plaintitT and C. S. Benson
for defendant ; suit for damages.
OonsUocw Mildrel Eaton, by A.
Bronrgeest, her guardian, plaintiff, vs
Chas. A. Frasier and Stephen A.
Frasier, defendants. Bennett A Sin
not t, attorneys f r il IntifT, sn l M. O.
Wilkint tor defendan's; action to re
i cover teal estate.
C F. Smith vs Will Percy, defendant.
M. R. Elliott attorney for plaia'iff;
aotion to foreclose mortgage.
A. K. Eastwood, plaintiff, vs R. E.
Jones, defendant. Oeo. W Barnes, at-
W. A. Ellis and Rachel Ellis hi. wife, lorJUmUff' ,ml W'A" for
d.f i.t. W. W Cotton attorney . M
lor pl.lnt.ffs; act.on for aettlement tejjy,,,, detaldan.. w W. Barney
riht of way. j attoriM.. fot an1 M. r. KUiott,
Don 1 Re, plaintiff, vs B. C. Dove,! 4tffeIla4nt. damage suit to establish
defendant. Jesse Stearns and John j wtter right.
H. Hall, attorneys for plaintiff and H. A j, sh.nm, plaintiff, vs Virginia
S, Wilson attorney for defendant ; ei.it ; Frantj, inj Joeeph Frantis, defendants,
lor damages on non-sale of real estate, j Ge(X w lUrne. attorney for plaintiff,
E. Dorgan A Co., plaintiff, vs W. F, anj Menefw A rwU. f r defendants;
Kirg, defendant. L. M. Corl, attorney ; tuit uyj wter riillU
for plaintiff , action to collect note. j x M Uni p!aio,U t;, Mc.
O. C. McNelly, plaintiff, rs Crook . Callister, defendant. W. P. Myers, O.
county, defendant. M. R. Elliott, at-jC. Yoong and W. M. Killenbeck, attor
torney for plaintiff and F. W. Wilson ueys for plaintiff ; action to insure pay
for defendant ; suit on court house. nient of note.
H. W. Turner, plaintiff, vs Dwightj I. L. Scofield, plaintifi, vs W. P.
KolerU, defendanU M. R. E'lit, to Thorp, defendand. C S. Benson, at-
cullect note.
tomey tor plaintiff ; suit for judgment.
A. M. Drake, plaintiff, vs the Bene1 J. I- Wicdom and other against
Water, Light Power Co., defendant, i Walter Helfrich, defendant. George L.
M. R. Elliott, attorney for plaintiff ;' Bern ier, attorney for plaintiff; for
action to collect note, i judgment.
H. P. Still, plaintiff, v G, J. Hardy, ' Al Xichol vs the Oregon Mayflower
defendant. M. R. Biggs, attorney fur. Mining Comny defendant. George
plaintiff; action to collect note.
L. Bern ier and Geo. Barnea, attorneys
J. H. Wood, plaintiff, vs Adams Kot-! for Pontiff, for damages.
man, defendant. C S. Benson, at- j Divorce Cases.
for defendant ; action to recover awnf
ihipofacow.
S. M. Fean, plaintiff, vsR.H Barley
al. W. A. Bell and Wilson A Seal,
i Anna Sharp, plaintiff, vs J. M. Sharp
j defendanU
Bertha H. Grant, plaintiff, vs Alfred
j H. Grant, defendant.
Ora.nrtt F. HiidiTes. n'.int:fT v r.."wio
attorneys for plaintiff; actio to collect j nj, ejendct.
note made to the A. C Ruby C., for a c A snfo., pl.intiff, vs Nettie
,,ory- Sterrnson, defendant.
S, M. Bsiley, plainUff, vs O. K. j lCH1t, K. Akern, plaintiff, vs Mont.
Il1ge, defendant. W. A. Betl, attoi- w Akemm.
Ryfcw pliintiff; action to collect inXe ; Imer Xi'swonger, pWrjtiiT, vs Cal
S. J. Xewsom. plaintiff, vs Adolph .., visimnr fend.nt.
I Morgan, defendant.
Jennie Crain, plaintiff vsW. J. Crane,
defendant.
IXr Thronson, plaintiff, vs Throu
Thronson, defendant
A. J. Iecker, plainUff, vs Ellen
Decker, defendant.
Edith Wahenaker, va Wahenaker In
dian woman asking for a divorce ol the
ground, ol desertion and nonaupport
Prineville Beats Madras
Birtsa anger, defendant. M. E. Brink. s
M. J. Chambers, plaintiff, vs J. M.
attorney plaintiff; suit for the re- .
covery of real Ute. ! Ev, u ptitfff. r, Gottlieb
r ro-l Fwher, plaintiff, vs F. M. Love- Wise, defendant.
Redmond Plays Here Next
Sunday at Fair Grounds.
Prineville 10, MadraS 11 in
nings, was the score of the ball at
Madras last Sunday. Getting
away for a lead in the first inning
Madras looked like a sure winner
until ths fatal ninth, when the
Prineville boys woke up and ham
mered the ball to all corners of the
lot and when the smoke had cleared
away three runs had crossed the
plate and the score was tied.
Prineville played real baseball
for the next two innings and no
chance to score while Prineville
chased two runs over in the 11th,
winning the gane.
After two pitchers had been tried
out and found wanting, Madras
trotted out a dark, horse, in the
person of Ed Brown, who proceed
ed to eerve the ball in a mysteri
ous way, and for three innings not
a P. V. tower planked his tootsies
on the ioitaJ tack. Dan Ketchom,
who pitched for Prineville, was the
big shining luminary throughout
the game. Several times he pitch
ed himself out of the danger tone
by striking out She opposing bats
man, and in the ninth inning,
with the bares loaded and none
out, he succeeded in holding them
without a run. Madras secured
hut three singles from his delivery.
Peg Belknap received great ap
plause from the feminine fans by a
sensational catch near the left field
bleachers. Warren Smith and
Bert Barnes umpired and gave uni
versal satiffaction. Redmond will
cross bats with Prineville at the
fair grounds, Sunday, May 1st and
Madras will be here the following
Sunday. Prineville Fan.
EA Club Meeting.
The K. A. (lull mot litat S.Utmlny
with Mis tVllii Nctm and aa the
day waaesojiHllngly warm the club
adjourned to the lawn and there
Ilstvued to u unusually Interval lug
program u Ilcketm, After the
usual quota of buHtttcMi and (lie n il
call, atiHweied by quotation from
Dickens, which brought out many
tutorvotlnu thotittbta from thla
popular author. After a brief d -cumiIou
if the many and various
character portrayed lu "Old Cuil.
oalty Shop," the hoHto, aiwUted by
Ml Bertha Baldwin, orved 1Ik!i
refreshment, and the gtietit de
parted feellnjr orry that one more
meetttnr would clone the club lor the
ummer.
High School Notes.
The first Friday in May will l
Junior Day and juniors have per
fected their plans for the celebra
tion of the occasion. The niomiru
will be devoted to renovating the
school building, at noon the
juniors, assisted by the olher co
eds, will serve a banquet with its
uual accompaniment of toasts,
etc, and the afternoon will be
given over to the track meet to
select the athletes to represent the
school at 0. A. C. and at Whit
man, and also to decide the win
oing society, ine events are as
follows:
50 ystds dash. ,
100 yards dash.
440 yards dash.
220 yards dash.
Standing high jump.
Running high jump.
S'anding broad jump.
Running broad jump.
SSO yards Relay-race (four men )
A tennis tournament will cloe
the athletic program if the counts
are in shape in time for practica.
Mrs. Wickersharu, Miss Conwa v
and Miss Parrott entertained the
faculty, seniors and juniors at the
home of Miss Parrott last Satur
day evening. Earlv in the even-
ng the guests were given an oppor
tunity to recall their English and
American literature by guessing
twelve books which were represent
ed by various devices. Several of
the guests drew for the prize, but
Miss Emerien Young was the
fortunate one and was presented
with an elegant little gift book of
selected poems.
Next Saturday evening, April
30, at 8:30 the girls basket ball
team of the Rend High will meet
the girls team of the C; C. If
at the Club Hall. Both teams are
working bard and both are look
ing forward to victory. This is
the first came with an outside
team, but we hope it is the begin
ning of a contest for athletic
supremacy that will grow with the
schools.
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We call yotsr attention to our
complete line of
Drugs and Sundries
In Ibe line of Patent Medicines we have
all the standard remedies.
Toilet Preparations
Oor line of toilet preparations
and ftricj npHto-date,
are fresh
Rubber Goods
In rubber goods we have the largest lite
in Central Oregon. Fountain Syringe,
Water Bottles, Gloves, Atomizers, etc
Ye are adding daily to all our lines and
are confident we can show yon a complete
line of all branches in this department.
Wall Paper
Prescription Department
Oor prescriptioa department ts f ally equip
ped to care for all regtslar prescriptions
and is in the Lands tuf a competent ptar-martsu
If you contemplate re-papering your bouse
this spring, drop cs a card for a line of
sam pies of wall paper
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Art Squares and linoleum Jbjl
A new stock cf Art Squares and Lino
leum this week. Come in and look Ihem
over.
Stockholders' Meeting.
The annual meeting of the tork.
holders ol the Ploce.-r Tetesranh &
Telephone Co. will be held at t lie office
of the company at Prineville, Orvgou
May to, r.iu, at s p. m.
Loi im Doo.xar,
4-2v?t V. P. and Manager.
Card of Thanks.
We winh. through the medium of
tit Journal, to eipre our sincere
and heartfelt thank to our frk'inl
and neijihtHir for their help and klud-
Dex during the tunes of our In-loved
ire, mother nnd sister, and for their
help nnd cympnthy tn our Ute
lierearement, Oren Walte. Henrv
H'alte, John Waite, Steidteu Waite,
Edgar Walte and Mr. S. A. Uarrou.
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Notke of Sale of State Lands.
Notice it hereSy given tliat the Slur
LmhI Hoanl will receive iiralnl luiinumil
llo'clock a.m.. Auirum i, l!ih, for the
lollowin deirntieu sciiool lmi.l
ol SectKin '.il T. 15 . R.
Wv of ection 1, T. 20 S. R. M E
A li ol fwuon Sti. T. 21 S. K. 13 K.
W S of iertion 3ii T. 1 S. K, 14 K.
All rf S-tKin l arxl all of S tnn Jii. T.
a S. R. U K.
All of .-action 16 and all of Secttun 36. T.
22 S. R. 14 K.
All bil mvit t cenr'aniet y a rcpu
Urly eieeuted pf!icuon to parrliase and
at least om-hlili of the amount orTcreit.
No bii ftr less than f liuO ptt ore nill
be considered.
The right is reserved to reject any aod
all bids.
Application ami hid should be adilm
ed to ti. IsTown, Cterk fut Ijind
Board. iMlcra. Oregon, ami marked. "A p
(ilicaUun and but to ftunhaM ta land."
Ork ?iate lt.d Board.
Dated April 22, 1510. a-js
Baseball at
May Race Meet
The miiuaKir of the Mny rnce
nuvt have divldisl to huvo h hull
Kme on Sunday, Miiy 15, the condi
tion of which will he a lollowa:
A punm of 100 to the wluiiliitf
team, m1u halt of the gate receipt
will le irlveu to the 'two bout team
out of three, 70 per cent to jrot Jthe
llret team nud 30 jht cmt t the
second. The plm- will be given to
the nrot thrt) team to npply
between. May S and May M, each ap
plication to accompaiiUnl by a
('.'5 forfeit In cae the tCHUi din- not
appear na promlmsl, the money to
l tvturiunl when the Ratne I
played. .
One game will be played at 10 A.
M., the aecotid at 11. M. nnd the
third at 4 l M., It a third Kme I
necnry to determine thechatuplou
ship. flnce will te drawn tor af A. M.,
Sunday, May 15.
Sum moil.
tn I ha Circuit Court of (h DlaUoT Oc..n
for t'rk (Vuniv.
C. A. aivwnxMt, pUlulltr,
va '
Nettle HleveiiKon. terVndant
l. Nettia auwnaon, the avov nainrj de
frndftiil: In tt name of the alate of On-con you am
herehv rvtiulred ti aKr and aaer the
complin! It led acalnut you Willi abv en-
iitivd eoun anaaciiun. on or liemnt in la. I j
dv of the lline tvaerttd I the order fir I
piihUcnllon of Ihta sumniona, to-wll: the illi I
Jbt of Mav. lh. and If yon fall loaoanawrr.
nr waul Iheieof, Hie thUnllfT will apply lo
he murt for the relkf ttirn ln dnutnded, lo- i
wil:
tor a decree of dleoma dlaaolvln the!
honda of nialrlnwrnv now exlaiin betwet n I
plalulltTand defVndanl. I
ThU aummonn u aerved upt vou by ord.-r
of I lie lln. II '. KIIK )u.l of' 'nk I
eouulV. alale of Oniron. dated Ilie 1U day ( '
March. and the daioof the Aral pul.ll. I
cailon oflhli mimuHma la March tlih. tiO. j
and Hut dale X l lie la. I pulillcallon of thla i
aummons will expire on May "lli. I 'I", !
".A.MKI.U
S-21 Attorney for I'lalnlllT
Itotic for Publication.
tVpartinent of the Interior
t'nlted siatea Ijrnd tUHcx, at The lollea. OrM
April tlli. leiu.
Nulloe la hereby given that
Hiuh 1. i-e.
of IVtnevllle. Ore(n. whv on April Sin.
made homcntrad iverlal No. HMJ.i N.v lUU
ftr SK1. "ecthKi li, lnwnahlp l& atHitlt, rmnve i
Ideaxt. Wtllainelle Meridian, ha Bled noil el
of Intenllon to nutke anal dve-year prKf, to '
eatMlillah elatin IoiIm land ahove dearrllie.!, I
before vtarrvn ttmwn. eounly clerk, at hlat
office at Prliwvllle, Orr(a, on the SI Hi day .
of Mav. IDia
latinanl name a tllnenct William
Mark, uilllam AJmv Jobh W. Morrla,
Frank T. Con, ail of Prlneirllle, Onf.Mi.
-JP. C W. MooKK, Hltpr.
Cantcst Rotic.
t'nllcd SUtea land Om.e.
TlHt llallea. IUWir. Mare V lH.
A nlnrlrnt conit affidavit aatmt r. n
Stetl in this office by Jantea Ham. etmteaiaaii,
airaiuat b.Haeeiead aniry, No. iXH. ma.
vbninr a. hw, tor S'V SKJ. action
sr.V r', ac'iiuns:. lownanip n,
raiuce 1'. h. M tltameite Meridian. t iotrn .
T. Blair, eonlealee. Id which it l llt'itr.l that
aid J.H.D T. tllalr aaawnolly ahaalonea aald
tra't hr mitre than ail aionths lait t-aat: that
said iract not erltled upon and culliTated by
aaid party aa reiiired by law and that there
are no improvement of any dturttmtoa a hai
aver thereon: that aaid alleged atiaetvra wa. .
bki due tu hiacmptoymrot I the anri y, na y nv
marina ecqxul U I nited Mauia umral
arar.
ai,t parliea are kerehy wt tried to appear,
rttaiond, aod oflar avedence tocbtrte aai aUs
2uon al W o'clock a. r. on Mar IT, lm. bt.
fore laarren Brown, eonnty clerk, at hutoffh
in PrinrviUe. Orea-on, and that anal keario
will ba held al 10 oVloi a in. on May
M, isltt, t lore the Kcautet and Receiver al
tiw I niied tNlalci Laud Othre In IM lall. .
Orveou.
Tae aaid Tontciaat havinir. In a proper
Adavti, tied Macra 'J4. llu. aet lorih lai u
a nu'hhow tliat ailcr One duiitenea jeritiar
rvl.e of thi notice can not be made, it w
hereby orlere.t- and dirc-ied that Rfh nottca
be airea by dua and pnter pnblteation. !
.lp ti W. MOKK, Reller.
The Store for Young Men
We hnve aimed to deserve this title, by ahowing
distinctive apparel for the young man who ia
not satisfied with ordinary clothes. Our success
cannot be doubted. You realize that we are absolute
headquarters for "nobby" apparel, and nowhere else
in town will you ever find clothes wh'ch possess that
same air of elegance
which you always
find in the clothes
exhibited by this
store.
We Specialize
ADLER'S
Collegian
Clothes
because we are con
vinced, from actual
experience, that no
other make possesses
the same amount of
character, nor the
same high standard
of quality. It pleases
us to so successfully
cater to the wants of
our particular young
fnen.
You will be delighted
w ith the new Spring
suits which arc now
being shown by us.
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CL0TIIE3
FOSTER & HYDE
UP-TO-DATE CLOTHIERS
Notice far Publication.
IVpartmenf of the Interior,
t'nllcd Matca Laud nrSce at The lallea.Ora.
March 2Mb. ISW.
XoUc la hereby xlven that Job o. Powell,
a tuiee HWlnlfice a.Ulreaa la prineville, Orecon,
did. on the Tib day ol Annual. lsw. fl!e ia thi
nffiee Sworn Htatewent and At-plicathitt. No.
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timtr ihrrrtiti Dn.) r itic rv tMons .1 tlttict
Jtim-.t, Ami ftt-u am udurT. ktKB u
lh"Timl?Tmi Stoue I jiw," t m h rain m
mijrbt Ins flxtnl by tntiM'inx.t, n4 tht,
ornt to such iltrtlon, b UoJ ami
timber tiier!! hv F,rtKlt itt tin-
Nt eliuiftlH) 1, -...-' btmni trt til treu
Ier M , and the Unl ttuit; tbM Miti spiit
cam will olftr fin. pni la mpport ol ht mp.
plntioa &tt twurn winiemrnt on thr 91 h dtT
ofjMoe, 1410, telof Wgrfn BsMittn, eotioty
eirr, at bt officv. at PriivvUa, OrvtfOB.
Any vrrwon u at It ben ta prxt-i tki nr
rhasve W-tor eniry, or initiate a remtewt al any
Itme trl.r patent iuca, hx fltinc rrof
atet) atf.iavu n thit ofttc. a.lefmg facta
whit's, would dileat the eatrr.
n:e6s::s::-s::i3:;e:2:ne::e:::en:n
S bhire Mailion i
andard i
Formerly owned by the B. S. & L Co.
of lUycreek. Now owned by a com
pany of Prineville. horsemen. Is at
I Hamilton Stables
For 1910 Season
Notice for Publication.
liepartment rtf The Interlnr.
t nited gum Land office
at The Dalles, Oregon. March iwh. 1A,
Kettle herehjr liven thai Suma f, Mcla.
whttse pcaalfiie ai1lrra la Prineville. irceoa,
did, on Ihe nih dav of inccem her, Bte in
thla oftic eatvrn eiaietnent and Aipiet!om.
NO.IAT1S, to purchaa Ihe SeclKm
21, town.aip U aiMith. ranee V eaat. w itiafael'e
Meridian, and Ike ttmlr iherecn. under tt
pruviHnsal Iheci of Juna X. liTn. and art
ainendaiorv. known aa ike "Tltaner a.n 1tve
lAw,''atuch valueaa miaht br fixed ti aa
prataement, and that, pursuant to auck app
cation, tlia land and Umber thereon fiave bees
appralwd. the llwier e.,'.inalil Me.tad board
leel at ner M. and the land 1:0 Ue; thai aasd
applirani will offer nal pmd in aopport d
hia application and laiei atatemcnt na tbe
rih da; ol Jane. I!0, lw-lrt anwi Kraw..
rminiy clerk at ltia oftiie. at fnaeiUie, Ore
fon. Anv term! ta at lihrrw inrmteM Ifeta por-
rhaae In-fore entry, or initiate a corneal at aty
time (ore iwten't iaanea. t nhne a ewerobur.
ated alrtdatn ia ll.ia i.frx-e. tktms iau
whlcdt would del, at U.e entrv.
4-T C . MOORE. It ,! r.
Service, $10 ; Season, $15 ;
Insure, $20. Five or more mares,
one owner, $1 7.50.
Marion Templeton,
Keeper.
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Notice of Sale of State Unit.
Xotic is. berclijr rivew Uiat I be Plate
tjimt rkaird mul receive wealed bida uuiii !
11 naj t,;.-lock a. n Anna 1. lnlfl f,v ! I
flKin)r drcned nchoo) land, to-mu: ,
S S of finction Sri. T. 15 8. E. 21 E.
SEX f -um 16, T. 30 S. 2. i
S2K.
All bi4 nadbr anmiramc(! be a rrfra- j
lariT eiocBW.1 arpircanon to pnTttae fl - I
al kM (Ae.fi It n of the amw-nnt entered
So rod for ksa than tlJo ir acre ill i c
ecmsiderevj. ,
Tbe rirbt U reerrd to inject u; arid ,
an mas. j i
App!ira:jnnj .ni bid tbcui4 be address. , I
e4 to v. o. lirowo. tlert Mate - Land
Board. Saiera, trretron. and niaracu. "A-
fiitcauon acd bid to rnrrha aute lands."
t. i. Bar-wx,
Clerk Bute Land board.
DaieJ April 2i, If 10.
25,000
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New Wall Paper
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Rolls
We are also showing a fine new line just arrived of
Mattresses , and Go-Carts
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