Superior Grain Drills
A Comparison Invited
We ask you to compare the
Superior with any other drill on
the market. Carefully consider the
one-piece solid steel frame, the large
diameter steel axle, the strongest and
best wheels and the hoppers, made
out of the best well-seasoned lumber
Order Now
Don't put off getting a' machine.
Place your order now and it will
be here for the fall sowing. The
Superior Drills speak for them
selves. The name tells a true
story.
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The W. F. King Company, Prineville Oregon
LOCAL MENTION
llnrii AuitiiNt ID, Id t Itr wile of A,
V., Ittillicrdint, it mm.
A. It. I.liuimn ntul (ntiilly are
luick tmni Ihi'lr on I Inn.
Mrs. (). W, Klkln ami noil left
Wi'dmndity fur I'nrtlauil.
Mm. V. V, llulier U down with In.
tin minatory rlit'linintlam,
Mm. I'.llu Miu'ki-y rvturui'd the hint
nl 1 1' week from 1'iirtlitixl.
Mm. William Hiin'ilil of font, la
vIhIiIhk In 1 1 w it till iTk.
' W ild' llimtnn uml (ntiilly lutvr
tCioib mi n trip to tin J 1m 1'iiy val
ley. Mra.Mellslti,vnoliln of I'millim, la
vl.lt lu (rliiuU In I'rliipvllk- thin
WIH'k, -
Mr, unit Mr, ticorKe liny were
(I. n from 1'imt tlu flrnt uf tin
week. Mrs, 1.. (iimiir returned hint
Krltliiy from n vIhIi with rcliillvcr In
Kent tit'.
It. I'.. Join of I low anl left for
I'lirduml tlio llmt of tlm wk on
titlNlm-na,
Mm. II. i. Pnvln returned Mou
lin, V from n two month' vlnlt nl
MohIit nml other initnhlit points.
t Incur lliilfiniiii nml (ntiilly, Mlnne
Itertlm ilutfiiiiin nml Illi I'ulliT
li lt for a trip to t ) I iixi'ii ili'H the hint
of tin' wvk,
Johnny l.ttckcy wim liirkey enough
to ixviire ii Due pair of nntlern mi
liiintlui; trip to thi Mmiry mnmi
titliin. II will have 1 1 ii-mi iiioiiuti'tl.
A lliv broke out near the nml lit
the power hoiim Sniiilny noon hul
wim put out In-fore Kiilnliitf much
liruilwuy. The iliiinnife wnn iiuml
mil Slim ley Murrlx left, yenterdoy for
I'lirtlnnil where lie will cpem! the
winter In school. Ill parents will
move to I'ortlmiil fur the winter
iiliuiit the limt of the niouth.
Word from Kniirnn City, Mil., aiiyn
thut liny .Snoililerly, who wim no
puriilyzeil vl lie led I'rlnevllle n
month nn thut lie couhl ncltlier
wulk or tulk In now iri'ltlni; well
He run wulk ntul tulk nml In Im
proving right tilling.
First 1'renliyterliiti Church Sunday
A ugUHt 2S, Will. NunOiiv School in
ii. m, l'rviu'lilng at 11 h. in. Suh
Ject, "Atimwphere and Life." Twi
light service nt T::I0 p. in. Topic of
illncimrns, "Yield Yourelven unto
lluil." A eordlul weleonio nwnltn
yon.
An Inline man liy tin; name of
Mike Murphy wim brought over
from Ki'ilniiinil l-'rldiiv. He liuil
been employed lu tl rullroiul eump
tieurthut town. After nil cxutnlnu
1 Ion hero lie wim committed to the
county Jul! pending the nrrlvnl of nt
tcnilnntn from the iih.vIuui ntSulem.
Murphy beeiime violent nt time nud
two guiirdH were neceHmiry to
handle him.
Mr. Ueorge Wiley of Pout, win In
I'rlnevllle yinterdny,
Horn To the wife of It. V. tW
Utile, August 21, a mm.
Iiwlght Hubert of Culver, wim In
I'rlnevllle yenterdny ou IiiihIiiihii.
F. A. Itlcs went to liny Creek the
flrnt of the week on n. surveying trip.
Mr. nml .Mm. (leorgr Mlllirnn ware
In from their rnueli the last of the
week,
Tlu It lee fnmlly, I. e the Bveclill.
iln-ii, nre enjoying nn outing on the
Mntolin.
Word mm left t the Jonrnnl
olllee thut the Ncw-nom Creek bridge
wim III bud Mluipe,
It. (I. Hinltll nud on huve flulHhed
the painting on Utile Jones' new
bungalow lu .lohunoti's huIhIIvImIoii.
Mr. nml Mm. T. 11. Uifollette uml
I,. II. I-iifulli'tte mid funilly left Tucn-
Iny for n vucntlou on upT Murk
Creek.
Mm. 1'. H. rolndexter mid fmnlly
left t)ie flrnt of the week for the John
Pay vnlley where they will vlnlt W.
('. 1'i.nl mid funilly.
J. W, Ilooue him completed the
plat ting of hli nilditloii to the town
uf rrluevlile nud will liuve the pint
remly for llllng oou.
( hiirli-it I.IIlunl nud fnmlly re
turned to Portland the flrnt of the
week. They huve HiH'iit theHUiiimer
on their ramn in tne I'liuiimi
country.
ltev. Mr. Wilcox of Kuiixnn City,
Sto., preached a very nble dlm-oume
to a large and nppreelullve niulieuee
nt the rrefchytcrlun church limt Muu
dnv eveulng.
tleorge W, UoiIhoii wan up from
lit Crooked river ranch Monday,
lie hujm thut crupn are line thin year.
Ilia yield of wheat will lie over the
average both In quantity nml quality.
ltev. nml Mm. C, ( Itnbbhlge re
turned Friday morning from their
mention inuelj retrenhed by their
trip, but gbid to get buck to I'rlne
vllle. While nlim-iit they veiled In
Axtorlu nml l'ortluud, taking many
liitereMtlng anil prolltuble Hide trlpn
from thine point.
Mailrai 1'loneer: Two bravo mid
benutlttil tnalileiiH, two "pln'ii"rnttli
nnnke mid a rille mixed up limt week
on ii rondwny nlong the nouth
nldu of lluvHtack moiintiiln, with the
reeult that the erHMitn were Hlalu
nml the nialili'tm now have tlii'KtrlngH
of rn ttlin an trophle to hIiow how
thev tuke vengennce on the npeclen
whltii tat tied thing to Mother Kve
In the garden. MIhkcs Clnru Homey
and Myrtheun Taylor of Mudriw
were on their way to I'rlnevllle, and
were trawling the Hnyetnck road to
Mint ThuiKdny Kent' home In order
to tuke her with them, when they
encountered the pair of mounter
rat t.lera In the way. A tranger with
a rllle happened along and the young
ludlen borrowed the gun and shot
the erpent to death.
LOCAL MENTION
Mm. A. S. Ireland went to Rend
Monday.
C. M. Muter returned to Portland
Monday.
Carl Hyde left for Portland the
flrnt of the week.
E. U. Anhby made a btiHlnenn trip
to Hay Creek Katurday.
Mm. C. P. Ilalley and daughter
Mamie will lie home' Kiiduy.
Wllford Belknap left ymterdny for
Poriluud where lie will npend bin
vacatlou.
Frank and Walter Konter went to
the Paulina, country on a limiting
trip Tuenday.
The Infant child of Mr. nml Mm.
(lyde Kinder died yeaterdny morn
ing at their home III thin city.
Mm. O. C Orny returned to her
home nt Ilotinyvlcw Tuenday after a
werk'n vlnlt with relatives here.
Mm. Mary F. Hmlth returned to
Portnnd yenterduy nfter a two
mouth' vlnlt with her aoun here.
Mm. C. J. Johimou and family re
turned from their vacatlou on upiicr
Crooked river the hint of the Week.
ltev. I. I). Ilrown came up from
Mailran Monday to confer with the
building committee of the uew
church.
Mr. nud Mm. ('. I,. Shnttiick and
Mm. K. II. Hmlth left the limt of the
week tor a trip through Klamath
county.
Andrew Noble and fnmlly returned
the hint of the week from a month'a
aojouru In the John liny country und
other place.
T. J. Wiley of Seattle, wan Injured
by being run ovrr by a home Sun
day ou the ltiiHKcl ranch, eant of thin
place. Mr. Wiley returned to Scuttle
yenterduy.
Mr. and Mm. Or. Shey returned to
Port I und yenterduy utter a vlnlt
with relatives here. They were nc
compnnled on the return by Mrc.
Sliey'a mother, Mm. '.. M. Ilrown.
Forent tires lu the Paulina country
have driven the deer from the tim
ber to the foothllln nud the ranchers
In the vicinity are living on veninou
according to reports from that putt
of the county.
A letter from Charley Summers to
his mother here, mulled at Acnpulco,
Mexico, given a brief glimpse of the
life he Is lending In the navy. Since
hln enlistment two yearn ago he has
been studying electricity In the naval
school ut Mure Island, Calif., making
a npcclulty of wireless telegraphy,
Ho In now oueot the four electricians
on the I'. S. S. Yorktown, and takes
a regular turn at four-hour watches
with the rest of the electricians. His
progress has been rapid lu school
and since leaving for the work on
on ship board. He says thut bis
sueccHS Is largely due to the thorough
training he received In the Crook
County High School.
Dr. I'. R. Coe cume over from Itend
this morning.
P. Ii. Douk Is driving ou the Prlne-vIlle-Hliaiilko
line.
Mm. It. U. Webb was at the I'rlne
vllle Hotel yenterduy.
(I. M. Cur net t made a business trip
to llend nod Hosland Monday.
The uew renldence of Frank Long
Is uenrlng completion. It In an up-to-date
little bungalow.
F. W. MeCaffery, Fred Merldeth,
L. V.. Smith, I.nra V. Smith and
Evelyn Kchule of Itedmoml were
county seat visitors Monday.
Itobert P. Kvhiis of linker City,
who was one of the workmen on the
courthouse, arrived yenterduy and
will do stoiu'tnanon work tor the new
church building.
Mm. Fine, an old lady who him
Iteen suffering from paralysis for a
long time, died at her home near
Paulina, Monday. Mm. Fine wan
Mm. J.W. Fugle s mother.
W. It. Itowman bun purchased the
abstract and Insurance business of
J. I.. McCulloch and will continue
the name. Mr. McCulloch Is selling
out bin Jewelry and household goods
and will move to Portland.
IeItoy Armstrong of Hood Itlver
left for his home Friday limt. Mr.
Armstrong In looking tor wheat and
hay land In this country. He in a
veteran new spaper ninu und has seen
miiny yearn' experience lu Chicago
and other eastern cities.
Word came this morning of Un
dent!! of Mm. Mollle Hutton nt
Burns. Mm. Hutton, who lives In
the Paulina country, was taken to
Burns some time ago for medical
treatment, and the first of this week
her parents, Mr. and Mm. II. Gibson
of this place and her brother Wm.
Ulbnon, were called to her bedside.
IVath occurred lust night. Mm.
Hutton had many friends here, where
she lived for a time when a girl.
Socialist County
Convention.
LOCAL MENTION
Baled Hay for Sale.
Alfalfa snd Rye, halt mile out on
Bhaniko road. J. E. Adamson. ft-25tt
Kliuer (lark Is In the city from
Paulina.
J. L. Purrlsh and wife of Iwe were
In Piinrvllle the first ol the week.
F. M. White and A. L. Anderson of
('line Falls were in Prlnevllle todny.
James Wright Is building a new
home Just eant of Shlpp's bungalows.
F. J. Lively In building anew re
sidence 30 bin lot east of J. H Gray's
place.
Miss limine Summers Is studying: I
to be trained nurse at the Good
Samaritan Hospital at Portland. I
The Dallea-Shaoiko pnnneuger
train ran Into a small landslide fire !
miles out of The Dulles Tuesday and
all but went Into the Columbia. :
The Jar of the moving train loosened :
the slide which came down onto and
lu trout of the train, which was :
stopped without being derailed.
For County Clerk. ,
I hereby announce myself as a can
illilate to succeed mynell to the office i
of County Clerk, subject to the ap
proval of the Democratic voters of
Crook County at the primary elec '
tlon to be helil in sepwiuiier.
Hespectfiilly, .
Wakhkn Dhows.
House for Rent.
House for rent on Main street,
near Ochoco bridge, also all houne-
hold furnishings. Including one
Sharpies Tabular Cream Separator
No. i, about an good as new. For
further information see
8-11-tf i. F. Morkis.
Lost.
Lost from an to between Prineville and
Bolteri, on July 2Sth, a telerrope can
vass grip, containing a laily'a anil child's
wearing apparel. The ti ruler will pleane
leave lame at J. II. Wigle'a livery stable
and receive suitable reward. 8 1
Wood Sawing.
1 have s first class wood tawing outfit
and will do your work promptly and
will guarantee satisfaction. I-eave
voar orders or 'phone to W. Frank
Petett. A.J.I'etett. 8-18-tf
Bid Wanted.
Bids wanted for 60 cords of Juniper,
10 inch or 4 feet. Address M. It El
liott, Clerk School District So. 1, i
I'rmeville, Uregon. 7-21
Prineville Steam Laundry.
Hsvr joor Flotheo waahed at th Prineville
HUnm Laundry. SpeelAl atu-ntton Klven to
Irov tern, i-sundrr la located la Ibe McCaill.
U-r huildtiif , near the Ocluico.
Mtf EWINQ, Prop'r.
List your City and Acreage Property
WITH THE
Henderson Investment Company
SNAP 203 acre two miles out, 165 under ditch; 70 in alfalfa;
95 in grain; good house, barn and outbuildings; 30 shares in ditch
and all implements. Price 116,000; 1 6000 cash, balance 5 years at
6 per cent.
'40 acres' wheat land, 9 miles out; all tinder bigh state of
cultivation and fenced. Small house and barn; good well, fl'200,
including crop.
Homestead relinquishment, 3) miles out, containing 100 acres
rich agricultural land, pnder canal survey, $325.
160 acres, 140 tillable, 100 in crop; 12 acres under ditch; good
bouse, barn and outbuildings. Price 16000, including $3000 crop.
HENDERSON INVESTMENT CO.
Prineville Hotel Building, Ground Floor
Prineville, Oregon.
The Socialist County Convention for
Crook county, atate of Oregon, is here
by called to meet at the circuit court
room at Prineville, Oregon, on Satur
day, September 17th, 11H0, at 1 o'clock
p. m., (or the purpose of nominating
candidates for all the county offices to
be tilled at the nest general election,
and (or the transaction of euch other
business as may come before laid con
vention. This will be a mast conven
tion and all persona in Crook county,
state ol Oregon, known to be identiticd
with the Socialist movement will be en
titled to a voice in the proceedings ol
the convention,
Done by order of the Socialist County
Central Committee, August 1st, 1910.
J. II. Hoknky, Chairman.
J. II. Smith, Secretary.
A Speaker of national reputation will
address the convention. 811
UiWr k Grata Kaivts
Sckval Backs
Caawra Slashes
Jawtlry
Wall riser
D. P. Adamson & Co
DRUGGISTS
statical Isttiaaiiati I
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Lawatj'i CaaSKa I
Stationery I
Giars I
Grateful relief from the torture of sunburn with its annoyance and unsightby after effects is
absolutely assured if Adamson Almond and Cucumber Cream is constantly used. Adamson's
Almond and Cucumber Cream will prevent all the Bkin troubles of hot weather, will save your com
plexion and keep the face, neck, arms and hands soft and healthy. This summer you can avoid
all the discomfofts of sore, parched, irritated skin if you will use Adamion'g Almond and Cucumber
Cream every day. Apply it night snd morning as well as before and after exposure to the sun or
wind; you will not be troubled with either bli&tering or peeling. If the skin should be already
burned, Adamson's Almond and Cucumber Cream is delightfully cooling, soothing and healing to the
fevered surface, affording almost instant relief. Mothers find it excellent for baby's delicate skin.
Fathers know it is unequalled after Bhaving. Remember Adamson' Almond and Cucumber
Cream is the Genuine.
DIGESTO only 50c a box
D. P. Adamson & Co.
DRUGGISTS
Begins Saturday
August 13
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Sale
Begins Saturday
August 13
Shoes for Men, Women and Children
'A lot of odd pairs in
Men's Women's
Misses' Children's
f, t All go at reduced prices
Sale Begins
Saturday
August 13
White Goods
Our prices on these goods are always right and
you will find these sale prices Extra Special.
Now is the time to lay in a good supply
Watch our window for
these specials.
J. E. Stewart & Co
Mail orders receive prompt
attention