The Man on a McCormick is Master of the situation - For sale by The W. F. King Co
We have the New 4, New Big 4 and Vertical
Mowers in sizes ranging from 4 1 -2 foot sickles
up to 6 feet. Self-Dump 9, 10 and 12 foot
Rakes, Reapers, Binders and Headers.
Why buy i poor grade
of Binder Twine when
you can purchase the
genuine high-grade Mc
Cormick Twine from ui
al the same price.
Get
Our Price
before
buying
elsewhere
If you are interested in Harvesting Machinery write
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LOCAL MENTION
' MU MiiiiiIi' llulili of Astoria, In
vIhHIiik relatives here,
MIhh IIimiIiiIi II, mK' In Improving
dtllT II Hl'Vert" Kll'klll'BM,
Mix Kuii'rlcii Veiling returned the
HrHt nf tln week (nun it visit to Port
land. Curl Mi I.imikIiIIii nnd liiinlly re
tuniiMl today (ruin their visit tu Mil
wiiul.ee. Harry I.auliis moved nut on hi
rninli yesterday. Ho I.iiiikM the
Zevely plnee ii p the Oclii H-.
Mix lunula Cliiyiiiiiil rii mo In Kim
ilny from Portland. She will vli.li
relative here ii short time.
Iti'V. frank Nttmiiuiis n( Lake City,
Citlif., was lu 1'rliievllli' till ivk.
Ilo was ml III way to l-'iwall.
Mien .Villi' Itnllry lilt lieel! em
ployed tu keep tlu liuifks fur tin. It.
I.. Jordan & t'nuipnuy'a store.
Among the unto parties tluit njii'iit
tin- Fourth lit Mend were John
lli'. Mr. P.lllutt, Mr. Kluittiuk ami
Mr. Holler.
Miss Mnry (ileiin, wim him Imvii at
tending tt iiiiMlli'ttl school in l' ir t in ml
during the past year, lm l-'ti in
ployed it l.m.kkeeper fur Hip Pio
neer Telephone Company, where
k she will rt'iimlu until Nepteuilier.
Iliimlil llnldn In mid 1'rnuk Poster
nri'iiiiuiiili'il y Mr. Master nml
Mr. M.u-key of ritnnfurd tUilverslty,
li'fi Tu. mliiy for Paulina, where they
i'x't. tu Indulgi. In ii few days'
hunting, JiiIiii Wlgle toiik the party
III hi nlltollliilille.
Pn-stiyterliui Church Sumliiy, July
10. Kuniliiy Kehool 10 it. lit. .Pri-itili-Ingot
11 n. in. Sulijirt, "Our Musi-ih-hh
Partner." Twilight service nt
7:110 p. hi. Kutdtt-t uf the sermon,
"Tin' Hii'lsli ol ii fighter In Many
Mottles,' Last Sutiday U-fore pus
tor leu vi on his suuiiuer vacation.
Mr. nml Mm, !. K. Stewart, tie.
ii .in I iiUil hy Mrs. Whkersliniii ni.il
1!. P.. Urny, n.it Kntunliir Hud mi.'
ilny nt the home of John K. liynn lit'
Hie Till.. The Stewnrt eiir covereil '
the iIIhIiiiii'ii of forty four iiiIIih In 1
li'H tlmn two nml n luilf linurn.
Tin' trip wiih ii ilelluhtful one. If the ,
lU'tnl ieoile woulil ilo a little ronil
work ueiir their town the run up tin1
lii'iiutlful DeMchutea wouhl he Mlinply
lienivt.
I
Dr. R. D. Ketchum
I Chiroprarlor and
Mecliano-TliiTapisI N
Kouiiis 1(1-17 AJmiion Huihling,
Prineuille, Oregon
MIhh Kilytli Itlileoiit left yintenlny
font vlHlt to rortlaiii nml Hiili-in
AiKiruey lien mm tuinlly ennie
over from The Dullen Niinilny on
('Kill IiuhIui'iih.
Attorney Wllllinii Miintcr mill
fiinilly of Port liiinl iirt,. vlHltlnif re
latives In ton it,
'.. V.. HlllenwiitiT of 1'obI, wim at
the eoiinty seat ntti'iiilliiK to liiml
nmlt.TH this wiH'k.
II. K. Allen 'arrived toilny from
I'ortliiiul mid will K.eml n coiiile of
wueks nttemlliiK to IniBln.'HH inn Kith
ami vIhIIIiik relatlv.-H here.
Married Thursday afternoon at
the t'rcshyterliiu minute, William
M. Unburn of Mad nix, On.mi, and
Mni le Mclioiiiihl of Texas.
I'rof. Ilm'kenlierry lias lieeu elected
tu the irlut'liiilHhli of the lmpiTlul
llliih Kihool nt linperliil, Southern
Cnllforula. The kwIHoii eurrles a
Hillary of fi'uoo s year.
At the flint MetluxllHt church for
Sunday the Hth, The suldevt tor the
inornliiK will lie, "The rroiulnea of
Hod." The one for the eveulntf will
lie on two of the stroiiKi'Ht piikhIoiim
of the li ii mil ii heart, "Love and
Jealousy," mill the part they play In
the hiipplneiis and niUery of life.
Similiters lire welcome. The eh lire h
l two blocks rust of the l'rlnevtlle
hotel.
Aumsvllle, Ore,, will shortly Ju
l.iliite over the estnlillHliuieiit of the
AuniHVllle Ailvaiu-e, to lm pulillnhcd
by John A. Senliury. This thriving
little town will certainly lie well sup
plied wlili news by our (rental friend
John who has purchmu'd it com
tdete outllt from the American Type
Founders Co. We uwalt the lirst
lemie of the Advance with Intercut.
American Type Kounders lliillctln.
Mr. Miihoii Iliiuk and son Vnn,
ncfoinpiiuli'd liy her father, (i. W.
Hoitsou, returuiMl Saturday front a
two-weeks' trip tu Siilein, Itrowns
vllle nml other Willamette valley
points where they vIhIU'iI friends
mid relatives, Mrs. Itrluk reports a
most delightful trip acrims the moun
tains. Her mother, Mrs, DoiIhou,
rcmaliH'd to muku a longer visit.
The ten-month old son of Itev. and
M rs. O, H. Moorhend died Inst Thurs
day evening of bowel trouble. The
funernl was held Saturday afternoon
from the M. K. Church, ltev. J. I).
JLewelleii, piihtor from 1'rluevllle,
comliiK here to conduct the aervteo.
The funeral was largely atteudiKl by
sympathising friends. Intermeiit
followed In the Madras eeiuetery.
rionwr.
H.J. Udwnrils of 1'uwell Ilutte,
has contracted bis grain hay to a
Ueiitl firm for f'.'ll per ton delivered.
This will, at a low estimate, bring
hlui grosM inoru than t'H) per acre be
sides what he will receive for Ills
piiot nro. Four months ngo Mr. Kd
wards offered this place for $.'10 per
acre with the sanio crop growing on
It. Why not buy Cent nil Oregon
laud'.1
LOCAL MENTION
Kliiui nml 1'reiwle Hunt on are In
from Hear creek visiting friends.
Miss Mnbcl Wlmlom Is winking for
the rtoiipcr Telephonic Company.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. McCaillster left
In their unto last Saturday for the
Willamette Valley.
Jonnson knocked Jeflerles out In
the flftwnth round at the chanitilon-
shlp fight July 4, at Heuo.
1.. M, itechte! and A. W. Ilattles.
both ofl'owell Itutte. ure the new
asslatailts at the couiltv clerk's office.
Mr. ii ml Mr. Siancllff accom
panied by their son. Louis and their
duuifhter, Mm.. IilggH, will leave
Saturday for Seattle.
John K. ilurehard of t lie land
grunt, posited through the city yes-
terilny on hln way to Portland and
St. I'aut. lie states Hint W. P
DiivIiIhoii, preshlent of the comiianv.
left St I'aul for the grant Tuesday
evening.
Bulletins are out for bids for a
weekly tniill supply from 1'rliievllle
to Fife, the Intermediate olllces at
present lielng Huberts. Held, Harries
and Ullchrlst. The distance given Is
X0 tulles, mid the bond required with
the bid is f."0U0, which would Indi
cate that liny bid up to 11000 for the
service would lie considered. HIiIh
close August 2, and service will be
gin on August?.', aud continue until
June 30, rwu.
County Surveyor Hire and assist
ants are bimy surveying the tract of
land near Sam Collins' place west of
the city. It belongs to Champ
Smith, John Combs and Archie
Towell. H win be divided Into
small parcels, containing one acre or
more and will be placed ou the
market In u mouth or so. There
will be eighty or wore pieces, aud It
Is said that the land will lie offered
at about tiDO per acre.
later a substantial .home win built
in this city where the family waa
reared and wim re Mrs. I'arueii re
sided until her death.
Tlio surviving relatives are:
three sons, G. V. iiarnea, W. C.
liarnea and K. F. J lames of this
city, and three daughters, Mrs.
Isabella Richardson of Salem, Mrs.
Minor I-ewis of Portland and Mrs.
Rhoda Belknap, wife of Postmaster
Belknap of Prairie City.
Mrs. Barnes had been a member
of the Methodist church since
early childhood. Bhe wti always
a power for good in the community
and maintained a strong character
regardless of the frontier surrond-
ings of her home (or so much of her
life.
Redmond Up to Snuff.
Died.
Airs. huBannah Barnes, one of
the oldest pioneers of Central Ore
gon, died at the family home Mon
day, July 4, after a lingering ill
ness. Mrs. lUrnes whose maiden name
was Susannah T. Glenn, was born
in Missouri, January 15, 1828, and
wag. married to Elisha Barnes on
June 18,1818. They crossed the
plains to the California gold fields
in 1852 and lived for nine years in
a district where there were but two
women besides Mrs. Barnes. In
1861 the family moved to Linn
county and resided there for eight
years, from which place they
moved to Prineville in 1869. Mr.
Barnes took a homestead two miles
east of this place in one of the best
sections of the valley. A few years
H. F. Jones of Redmond and
Jacob and Lara Jones of Pueblo,
Colo., the father and sister of our
Redmond friend, were in the
county seat yesterday. Speaking
of the progress of Redmond Mr.
Jones said: "The Crook County
Light & Power company will have
an electric current supply and a
city water system installed in
Redmond within the current
month, barring accidents.
The electric current will ,be
ready as soon as the wire arrives
and can be strung that will be
sufficient to carry 300 16 candle
glolies. All lights will be of the
tantalum order which can be run
with less waBte of energy than the
common carbon lamp.
Cluster street lights will be in
stalled, each cluster of lights to
have 150 candle power.
The water supply will come from
the deep well owned by the com
pany which supplies a good flow of
pure water from a depth of 445
feet. The well at present is fitted
with a2J" pipe and is of sufficient
size to accommodate a 4" pipe as
soon as it is required. The water
is to be pumped into a redwood
tank of 10,000 gallon .capacity
which will provide pressure for the
private houses. The pipe, of which
there is 14,000 feet will be laid in
such a manner that it can be used
when a gravity system is installed.
Motive power for the plant is
supplied by a nine horse power
special electric gas engine, of the
riurnanics .Norse make. The plant
installed will cost some $7000.
The last wooden awning was
removed the first of thn wppU m,l
all main street building are under
paint.
Mr. and Mrs. Winnek Entertain.
Mr. and Mrs. Winnek and their
daughter Miss Lorien, entertain
ed the evening of July 4th in
honor of Miss Ruth Winnek, Mr.
Winnnk'a sinter The tmma
artistically decorated with flags
and bunting. Social games and
music furnished a most delightful
evening's entertainment at the clote
of which refreshments were served.
Ihose who enjoyed the hospital-.
ity of the Winnek home were Miss
Nelms, Miss Marion Rice, Miss;
Helen Arnold Miss Williamson,!
Mrs. WickerBham, Miss Parrott, !
Miss Fay Baldwin, . Miss Crooks.
Miss Morse, Miss Ada Morse and
Messrs. Adams, Latin, Jack
Arnold, Hofer, Ashby, Gray and
Morse.
Pansy Plants for Sale.
I still have about .100 pansy plants
just ready for transplanting to the
open ground. These plant will give
good bloom this fall and come Into
bloom again early In the spring.
Price M cents per dozen, or 13.00
tier hundred In lots of 50 or more.
Pkinkvim, (Jkkf.n House. 7-7-1 1
Wagon for Sale.
Y l.rl.t llnlU,i.b.ann. ......!
-.(v n anui, Itjl Bate,
brancew. Ina.ulrcof Amkk Uai kikii,
,if.. ii, .
i riuctiiie, ure. I -I -imp
For Sale.
640 acres of land on ths east side of
Powell Butte three qnartera of a mile
from Crooked Kiver. Firnt class land.
Addresi J as. Wilsos, lttofi, Division 8t.
Portland, Oregon.
Prineville 'Steam Laundry.
Have yoor doth wiwhed at the Prineville
RUatm Laundry. Hpeclat attention riven to
traveler, laundry U located la tb Mc-'alll
ler building, near the Ochoco.
Mtf JAMBS EWISG.Prop'r.
Union Church Service. j
Saturday 2 p. m. Covenant meet
ing. - :
Sunday 10 a. m. .Bible School.
Sunday 11 a. m. Preaching,1
Topic A Great Nation. i
7 p. m. C. E. Society, leader:
Miss Morris.
8 p. m. Preaching, Topic Sell
ing out. I
You are cordially invited to all
these services. C. P. Bailev. Pastor
. j
Warren Glaise's latest mnxlrjil com. 1
position "Hole're." now on sale at
TenipK-toim' and Pettita. I
List your City and Acreage Property
WITH THE
Henderson Investment Company
SNAP 203 acres two miles out, 105 under ditch; 70 in alfalfa;
95 in grain; good house, barn and outbuildings; 30 shares in ditch
and all implements. Price $16,000; $6000 cash, balance 5 years at
6 per cent.
40 acres wheat land, 9 miles out; all under high state of
cultivation and fenced. Small house and barn; good well. $1200r
including crop. .
Homestead relinquishment, 3 miles out, containing 100 acres
rich agricultural land, tinder canal survey, $325." " "
160 acres, 140 tillable, 100 in crop; 12 acres under ditch; good
house, barn and outbuildings. Price $6000, including $3000 crop.
HENDERSON INVESTMENT CO.
Prineville Hotel Building, Ground Floor
Prineville, Oregon.
Maker Cr.,1 Kaivct 1T 41 O af Hasical butraaeati
1). r. Adamson & to -
Cum S'Pf'i" Lmtr's Ciaaiet
wlV j DRUGGISTS 7"
Lookout for the Cars
As the railroads are nearing Prineville everyone should buy a good watch, or
clock of us so that they would not be run over by the cars. To Avoid losing
your watch in case of hurrying across the track you should buy a good chain
DIGESTO only 50c a box
D. P. Adamson & Co.
DRUGGISTS
Fruit
Jars
Fruit Jars
Fruit Jars
Mason
, Pints .. :. .90
Quarts ' $1,10
lIalI-fli.llon ......1 1.50
' A Word about the New Everlasting
We can recommend it as the best thing that we know of in the line of Fruit
Jars. It has a wide mouthand a glass lid that never needs to be replacec. It is
Sealed by vacuum.
Economy Jars Lids 20c
Mason Jar Lids 25c
New Everlasting
Fm5s
Quarts
Hall-:
n
....$1.20
.. 1.50
.. 2.00
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