Homeseekers
Coming In.
Central Oregon does not
know how it is ping to care for
the people who will begin jnur
hip into that section in solid
stream beginning tomorrow
morning and continuing until
about April 13.' when the low
rate colonist ticket sale ends.
The territory is plenty big
to accommodate everyonecoming
here from the East, and event
ually all who enter at this time
will find comfortable homes and
profitable occupation there. But
the need of immediate accom
modations is the prob'em con
fronting the people of Madras.
Metolius, Redmond. Bend.
Prineville and other points from
which the homeseekers will rad
lite after reaching the far
famed productive state.
Information was received at
Madras yesterday that 250 per
sons, all destined for that place,
had left St. Paul on the first ex
tra train run out of that city in
connection with the reduced
fares Friday evening. How to
house and feed these new ar
rivals is the difficulty that the
enterprising residents of Madras
expect to overcome between this
and the time the Oregon Trunk
brings thera into the rapid grow
ing city. An order for tents and
other 'equipment was received
in Fortland yesterday. These
will be rushed to Madras at once.
The new hottl at Metolius is
rapidly nearing completion, but
will not be ready for occupancy
untii the colonist season is well
under way. The accommcdaticn
at Madras is better now than at
Metolius, and it is likely that a
majority of the arrivals will stop
at thu former place until they
caa reach that part of Central
Oregon which they have selected
as their future homes.
Although Bend, Redmond and
Prineville each expect to receive
a great influx of Eastern land
seekers, the situation at those'
places does not demand such
urgent attention as at the towns
on the Oregon Trunk over which
nearly all travel will arrive.
To handle the traffic properly a
new stage schedule has been es
laoiisnea out 01 Madras ana is
arranged to connect with the
Oregon Trunk trains. Although
the railroad is uot interested in
the stage business, the tarff of
rates has bean published by the
passenger department for the
guidance of settlers. Auto
mobile stages will leave Madras
at 8 A. M. and at 9:30 P. M
daily, the fares to towns off the
railroads being as follows: Culver
Junction, 2; Eillman, 14.50;
Prineville, $5; Redmond, $6;
Laidlaw, f; Bend, fS. Horse
mages win leave at the same
time, but as the travel is slower
the fares, which are as follows,
are lower: Hillman, 2; Prineville,
f'2.50; Redmond, 13.50; Laidlaw,
fi'T- T 3 - FT.I
jjerm, to. inese rates are
not guaranteed, 1 ut are a re
liable indication of what the new
comers may expect to pay.
While the roads are in good con
dition they will continue in effect
but should the weather necessi
tate additional equipment or
cause delays in travel slight
increase may be announced.
All reports from the East in
dicate that the bulk of tourists
are determined to go to Central
Oregon. The ad vice of the rail
roads and of the various com
mhnity publicity bureaus seems
to have been adopted, as full 90
per cent of travelers express the
intention of locating on farms.
While many coaches are filled
with men traveling a'one with
nothing but their personal
baggage, many others are bring
ing their families. They have
disposed of their Eastern homes,
severed all connections and are
determined to seek new locations
in Oregon. Some are bringing
their household goods, farm
machinery and livestock. Ac
cording to the od vices of pas
senger agents wi.o have confer
red with the West-bound army.
many men are coming alone for
the purpose of selecting a place
that is suiiable for a home with
the intention of sending for their
families after they become set
lied.
The residents of Central Ore
gon are eager for the arrival of
the first train bringing home
seekers. They purpose to help
them and have sent out assur
anees Unit they are well able to
care for all. They realize that
leoplo is what they need more
than anything else, and promise
to o(To;' induce men's that will
satisfy the tourists. Oregiuiian.
For Sale.
Trnni, wiKn niul hnrnctm. Mary
7 mill !t innt olil; Min-lull wtiif.m,
tifiirly iii-w. Atlilivmt Imx 87t l-rliH-vllh
Orvtfiui. S
HoaH-st9d ReHnquuhmcnL
So 1). II. IWIrt, Civil
W.ntd.
Knginror.
Ollii on itnvt loading t inhinIi.hih.
s-rj-tt. i. ii ;i Kvti'i.t!.
lo not forjn't the tlniuv given ly
the lmnd boy, March 17.
Millinery
Opening.
First Showing of New Spring
Hat
Tuesday, Mar. 21.
Mrs. Estes
Millinery Parlors.
PRINEVILLE,- - OREGON.
' ' 'V " 'V ' " - '
HARNESS and
c a nn i cdv &
JrtU IS Li Ei 1 1 -I-
SHOP
H. D. b i ILL
?5
Prineville, Oregon
Us
Report of the Condition
Of TW Fir Nalivul Baal tl PriTillt. m Ik.
Sutt OrtfM, at la. CIom f Buiacu,
Hack 7, 1911.
RESOI'IECES.
Iaahs ami ilivouuts
Overiiraits. stHurttl ant uimt tirvit
l . tv Bi'ints to stYiiw cirvuU'ioti
RoikIs, Securities, et.-
Hubinn buue, furniturv ami fiunfvs
lm irom Natiouai Bant? ' ikh reat-re
Due iron. State aiut Private HnlEaitl
hinfeem. Trust .ominie uJ S.iv
ii.es Bunks
Hue twin aii. roved Reserve Agents
Ctievks ami other fash Itema
Nttttnol other tionI Banks
fractional paper turreucv, nu kola
ami wilts
lawful money K"m.tvc in Bank vii:
specie , fiO,AtW
Lfjral-temler note '. . , .msj
Redemption ftiml with !".? treasurer
per cent oi circulation
l.VMt:
Jt1.1rt
lS3
E gt for Hatching
Whllo Wyiunlott; 15 for IX li V.
Con. i aim k, Trtnovtllr, Otv. 3 ittf
Content Nolle.
IVpnrtntPui of the Interior.
V. S. l.iuut UttUx- Hi le lnllct Onvoiu
A ulTVtt oivnttt BftittHVl tiMVttiK Un
(HiM U tltUrft' lv iHiinjv tV.tonnl ivti
U'ktiutt, Hitnuioi bMiHtiMt entry Nt, Vm,
nuulv 4ntie V 'MOT. ftr n'4t h1, in , kc1
v' Mvtlon S. township IT Mtlllh. I HIIRO 17
WtllAMit'lir Mi rtiiiitn. It twr r. Ait
til rMtn.fMO'nr in which tl irvd IImI
ni tKcnr K. Amlrpxm lm wholly hImhi
iltmit Html tmc (r nmrr limn il month
l-t lMtol; lllttl MttUt llHCl l HUl M'ttUlt tltl
ADtt ClllllVItUtl hr tMh iwriv HM rH)ittnl lT
lw: tiiMtthen tv m tmpm'tiHiiM whuu
ever ltienMi: h il iwtUl hII1 hIvmiuv mi
uot tin l In rini'lovin.-ni In In himiv,
ni v r immi lne of I he I'nltca Mttth-a ii
1 1 o nr SiOil iMrthnre hentiv noillt1
to MlH-wir, nHiut Htnl off r evlilemv loiirh
iiir Nitit H'liRntiiMi mi Hi o'liili h. m. on
ApiH JD.WU, u-AtreT. K J. l'ullv. h imtrttv
puhilcnl hUoffWvtn l'iinellh Orton.Hiul
tllllt ItUAl lU'ttrlllR will ht- held Ht hio i'lckH
in on ,ttl .T. I I'll, lien it Ihe loitNter ntol
Kisvtwrrti iii Tniul tute liut ltli, t
The 1 H I leu, onmoii.
The KMhl -nhlMnl livlnt. In m proper wf
Il'UxtUnivu Yt hruarv .7, 11 1, t ftirth ftieU
whtchfthott lltHt nlier rtue itttn-nct ivroiinl
irvnv ot lliW nolht tun not tw iuhIc, It Ik
hen lyoi,Hrvl ami illnv etl llml ueh tnittcc
ium hy Uue moi iniNr I'liltllcnllon.
Notit cut Dissolution of l'urincihip
To bnn H ruy concern. Notice In hereby
Riven tti( the former rirm nt 'rtnerlni c-t
Kmiiktiti A iokc, liniiertv coiitluviinit a
cctMit haitil murn tu rruiexilV, ttrn.n, lm
N'en tin las ty mutual consent .tivMilcl,
Lee B Franklin rearm. All immnM ilue
aui firm arc vitncl an.) mule p niU' u W
,v i'oke. an! U lutlehttheMi of mu flrtu
m-r couirai i ofMie. tu awmtuisl hv ihi .
. (Moke, Tin hiisnneNi il coutuiue utuler the
name ol W . S rkc.
laleU ttm Utti Ur of February. ,
Lee B- Fraukltn.
, S. Cooko.
Tailoring!!
1 have received my new
Spring line of Woolens, No
old stock to work off and
now have, associated with
me Mr. C E. Thomas, an
expert cutter and fitter f rom
Portland. Have your suits
made to your own measure
here in Prineville by practi
cal Tailors. Ladies' suits
altered, cleaned and pressed
GORMLEY. the Tailor.
Notice to Creditors,
Notice to hereby given hy th un.f r
jtiitmti. Ihe Htttnitut ralur of the rotate ut
Fatnck J. kemuMv, utwaeU. to all nor
oit9 having chutim ai;ain-t sai.i OtHT.-.vrl
to trejeit the nme, with the prtmer
vout-Dcr, to tiuMituier!iimt Ht the otlice
ol M. K. Kliiott in i'rinevtlle. treKon.
within six months from the Iirt publi-
cniHiu oi i ins nonce.
J)twi this Uinl tiny of FeK, UUt.
K. F. HKt KM AN,
Ai1ininilnttor oAhe Estate ol Fatt ick J,
Keiinetiy. dweaseL
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice i here'v given thai the mu!erincl
ainuniMrmirix ot tne euteot Koiami t'arrth.
ievasti. hu tUeit her final a-coiint in aaul
estate in the t'ouniy Court of the fmtv if Or
Kn for t'rwk I wuiht, anl ihe unhl court has
set Tuestlay thf 4th ilay of April, 111, at hi
itVlo. k a. in. oi s il Uy, at the itmniy onrt
rmmi at I'miev ill?, Oregon, aa tle time ainl
l mc for hcannir mUi rlnal ammnt. At n ht h
tune ami place any K-non itmurrtet in wiltl
eaiaie may a wear ami ohjoct to Mi it tinal
amount. Anil i4iturt by final accunt
tt anktni to onler the wii1 administratrix to
ilet.l over to i harlt W. I'nrrUh all ( lot A in
blm k r.'ol llmain. now Ma.lrai. Oregon, lor
the reasons staw 1 In nl fimal mvoimi,
LtmieU tbw lt day of MarrhVv
VAKniAXSPARRlHll.
Administratrix of the eaLateol Klani i'arrub.
Dcceaactl. 8-j-at
Notice for Publicit ion.
IVpartment of the Interior. 1'nlled State
ljnl OtMv ut The Dttitea, Orxnon, Fetiru
ary lolh. IWt-
oiKv U lnnT flwn that
Mlliani M. ClultMiih
of I'rinevtlle, Orvon, who. on Fehrtiary 7th.
Oh. made HonieiUend. Ni. UM'i. nor 11 No.
CKall. for Sl SK1, and the S , NK'V aecthn
-t Towiiftmp 10 Mouth. Kimise . r-ul.
MtlHmetie MrhUnn. ha nit-it notice of
Intention to nmke final nve-var woof to
etahlloh cUlni to the land mImivi- dtM'rtiett.
tHfore warren Bnwn. coiiulv clerk, at ht!
orttoe, at I'rinevtlle, Ona-un. on thc'iUh
dnytif Murvh. 19U.
ilulnuint names an wltneK-w: Gcofi W.
Jonni. Henrr J. hdward, titty rsturs Waiiiun
, o.tie. of Prineville. On'Kmi.
3P . V. MiMlKK. RccUler
Tetal.,
LIABILITIES
CapitiU stock paid in.. .tO.ihiw
uriuus iuiiu... 30,OUU.l
L"nuvided profiw, less exienscs an.i
Taxes paid 2.tl.i
National Hnnk Notes onutauding 8, Hi.W
uue m ?nie mu rrivaie Kants aiut
Bankers 3 ft?
Individual dt'NXiiU VuliV to' chei k tvj'tU'
Lemaua certilteatea of di-poMi. , U,'tJ.
Total...
STATE OF OKKdllX,
Cnntv of Crock,
I,"T. M. Haliiwi!, Chir of tht alove
aauied tank.do Milt-utnly wtar th.-u tnealxtve
itatfuiMit u true to the but of mr kiww-
ledge od belief. T. M. liAI.I'W IN.
Cashier.
SuhscHleii and sworn to before Die thi:
Uth day of Monh, l'.Hl.
J. H. Hiintr.
Xotarjr Public.
CoRHEtT Attest:
Wilt Wt tZWEItERi
T. H. I.ikillctte r l)irector
t'ARKlf W. FoxTE 1
Ifotice to Creditors.
Notioe is hereby firen tT the cnder.;en,i1
the administrator of the'o.tittt. ir i.u
Tucker, dweajitd. to all t-erson havinu elatnis
mr iu a-easeu 10 prc.i-nl tlie came
with the j-roper void (it. to the undHriUfd
at the office of M. R. Kliiott in I'rin.ville, "re
eon, within six months from the lirnt i-iibln a
tiin of this notice.
Ltated tin. 2nd day of March. 1911.
. . , J. A. PUCK.
Administrator of the K.t.tixW i..i,n f
Tucker, deceased.
Notice to Property Owners.
All streets tad a!1 PVS In thft rttr nf
Prineville vacant lots and rear o! busi
ness places must be cleaned nn nnrl
kept clean. I,oose stock mnpt Wont
off the streets. A regular twund in he-
iriff prepared and all looe stock will 1
confined in the future. Chickens also
are not allowed to run at large.
ineaofMax torlUIl indue and mnt
be paid at once. All of these ordi
nances will be iuforced.
A. J. Wfstov,
3 2 Cliiet of f'olice.
Notice af Filint of Sapplemeatal Articles of Ifi-
corporstiea af the Mrtolias State Bukt of
Metolias. Orefoa.
MetolitiB, Oreson. March 11th. KMT
To whom it may concern:
Notice la hereby given that the un
reiiined, directors of the .Metolius
State Bank, of Metolius. Oreeon. in nr.
ccrdance with nfolutiona dnlv and
regularly adopted by the etorkholderg
and board of directors of eaid corpora
tion, have this day tiled with the Secre
tary of State and with the County Clerk
of Crook County, supplemental articles
of incorporation of the above entitled
company, amending the original Arti
cles of Incorporation, so as to make the
saoie conform to the provisions of the
banking laws of the State of Oregon.
W. II. LOITMAJC,
W. K. Mk kle,
Directors of the Metolius State
Hank, Metolius. Oregon.
3-16-lt
Suitinions.
In the Cinult Court u( ttie Mate uf Oi guu for
rrw"k County.
J, H. ir .Kiul O. c. tirar, MnintirT, vs.
WU X?iia KclK-cca t'luiajsou, and Flora
Mf.'onal'l, dWi-nitaiiu,
To ImWIU Mt l'iiaid, an1 Ilebctra Kinlav.
son, tlcu-ntniL' aUiw tiMintt :
Jn the iiitiut of tli Staiv o( Orpt"n. rmi r
herutiy rrti"ir-t to att'r ami answer ttif
ioniiaiut iW a:iliHt un in th aUivtMMi-titU-l
court mut sti.i, on or ture the la.tt ly
o( tlu' tinif rtwriln't m tlu- ort-r Ur )li-t-ntin
nf ilni. summon to-ntt: the l.itti iny of
April Kill. Mini if you iil to so amvrt r. (or want
tbtTeot, Oiv tUuttiffo will apply to ihv court
iorthf Tvhvt iluTfiti (lfii:n.lt-l, lo-lt:
Thai the ik' u mi a nt and each m' them W re
'(iiirtMl toivttablish their claim In and t tut'
?ou tli halt of tht- MMiih Wot tiuaftcr. ami tin
South half of thf south East uiiarter of i? - tlnii
icn (iu, tn .North t iinrter, aiht the Nunh
West quarter of Section Sixteen 1 an-l the
Mm to hast quarter of the Smth West ijuartiT
of Section Kiiehtern (l), the North tn.t. (carter
tu me .nrui hohi quaricr. ani tne .xtrtn titlt
of the North Kast quarter of Section Nineteen
(ly)al in Township sixteeu 16) South, of
Kanire Nineteen tl'j) Kant of the Willamette
Men-tian, in Crook Countv, Oregon. anl that
a tktTee I en:erel herein forever barnue the
sn;u oVienjiHiit, sn-t each of them, ami all
t-rw.im ciainiina umter. bv or through them
or either of them from making or ilaimitur,
any i merest in aim iw iaiu laiul or am part
therevif. aiul that plaimttr In; deelare't the
owners m leeHnnpieot Haul lan-1, anl for fuch
other anI further order or decree an ruav net-ni
meet in trie premises, and lor the cuu and
rtiHt.ursmt'nt of tlua suit.
1 In summons i!i nerved upon vou tiv or!er nf
toe nou. i. u. nraoMiiau-. jih e 01 tne i uivc
entitled court, dated the Sird day of Kehruary.
anu me oaip oi ine nni rmt'iication o
this summons is March '-Mid. 111. and the daii
of the lat uublieation thereof will expire
n i t w. A. UKLL. Attyfor I'lalntlffs.
lftticc to C 'remittor.
Not lot Is herPy ifien hy th undenlcnet.
the dinimlrnins ol iho eatai of teii-tie Y
vile, deHael. to all peraott ltatiuc vlaim
aatni the aid dtveav d to present them m iih
ihe proper umcltcra ui (he uukriKiied at the
otlueof M. li Kihoit tu Prine. ule. un'iMK
within iiniith itotn the date ol the liri
pulilteaiion oi tlu notii e.
latvd till .'iut day of March, WW.
KI.I A It. LYT1 K.
A hntmtrxirx id the Folate vf uivrvi- V.
I-)tl. dteaMl,
('outcat Notlcs.
IVpartment of the Interior,
IT. S. Und 'Hire at 1 lm hullo-, Orrvm
Ktlnury S. Ivil.
A anfrtelent ,Mntet ntridnvlt liavlns hern
HUM tn thlt ot1tee lv Krancht V rtn ht. n
teiitHiit. Hr;dnt )t(Miietlfd eulrV Nn. t"--,
made Miireli IT. 1 'o, for 1 1 Seel km W.Town-
Hiiip iy ?sutti. Kutitfe 14 rH, WIHaiiHlie
Vft rltiun, lr lmil l JohnMtn, titeHU. In
M hleh It l alhitvd that auld UniU IV John
ton Iimn whniiv ai'Miuloned wild true I fr
ntort than Hit mouth lt pnt; t)mt wild
tract in not settled uihu and cultivated hv
-tild prtv tlx refill ltd tv lnw; that Mild ut
UliM alvttMlix' wu-. not due to Ithe ntplov incut
In the artnv iiavv or outline tmiM ol1 the
fulled StMlea In time or witr. Sid purlieu
arv lien lv iiotttted lo apiH-Hr. reptmd and
otter evUU-mf wuichlnit utkd altcKittton at Hi
oVloelm, nt. on Apiit '.hi, n,l tH'iotv T,
I'urty, t notttiv puMU nl hl olTte til rlt.
vllle, Ornn, and thai final hettrlox will la1
held at Hi-. 'e! i. a m. on April W I.
forr the HeyWtc r and Hwhi-r ttt the ft lU-d 1
Slittea I -ami OftUt- in The tuitea, On-von. I
The ttd eonti'Mtuiit havlna. hi a tiiiptr wfi
fl davit, rthnl KekrUATT . IVU. net forlli Urt
which ahow that alti-r due diligence (xtm na J
!ei Uv of this notkv euii not U made, t )
henl'T orxleret und dlnvtcd that nuch noilev ,
le Klven hy due ami pntp.-r puMlCMtlon. i
- C. W . MtKHtK. Ki-Klau f.
(Contest Nutlet.
IVpartment nf Ihe Interior.
T.H. laud iirUc, The I Hi I leu. ln-on.
Fehruurv I t, lUlt,
A attinetent rtMitest Hftldavll havliiif Uvn
filed In tin ortloe kr un M. Mor, eon
titant. a iit tiomeKiend Kntrv No. MtTl,
iiiuili' Miiv I.', I'Jtii, fr w' Hts'itott J. town
ship lAiamMi, ranvH U eal, WHlamctle M- rk
dlan. hy John M. Stewart, dr-aed eittte
In w hich U U nlhKed Iht anht Jokin M.
Slew art itled on or alHMit March lA. V-f; thai
lniwj.il d.te tita helm, Alh-e S, JlitiMu;
John M. Stewart. Mary S. Anderson, M llltam
W . Mew art and Kilt h H loo in. have failed to
rv-dde upn or eui'lvute wild ttael n mini red
hv law; that Httld heir have old Ihe tm
prmt mentx ens led on ld tract hih! w tutllv
aiandou.tl the wme; aokl partlea are Iw-tetir
noli (led to appear, M'Hind and oiler evi
demv tiuichlnu vtld ulUk'atloti at ttl o'cha-lt
a. m. on March J, itfl I, before T. V., J, iMlfls.
a Notary I'uhltc. at hU oirr lit I'rlnevllle.
itreiton, and that final hearing w ill U held
at HioVha k a. m on Manh H, lull. U-rore the
HeifUterand lt.tlver at th I nilcd Slaka
Laud OtTloetn The lwllc, Oreon.
1 ho said conii Miint hatinir. ma proper a(l
davit, riled January a. 1'Jlk M'l lorib fa t
which Ahow ihiit mier due diligence priutial
i rvk c ol tin n.'iu e ran tioi ii made, it h
hereby orderel and directed that micli notice
ix- iu hy due and proper pnllicallon.
2 Ji V. MOUKK, KeKUter.
Contest Notice
Department nf The Interior.
T. ti. Laud Ottice. The Dallea. Oregon.
February I'-'H.
A auffldent nonteat affidavit havlnr laen
filed In thU offlr by Charlea iVterwui.
ci.nlehtanl, ftifainst homestead Entry No.
OKtil, made March 2. 110. for e'j kw14, wl
e. c?7. tp 17 south, ransre Ifi east. W illam
ette Meridian, hy Alonso H. HohtnMin, eoli-
U-fteo, In which It la alleged that sitid Alonxo
H. Hohlnson has wholly abandoned an Id
tract fr more than kIx monilm lut prwt:
that ant d tract la not settled upn and eulik
vated hy aaid party aa required by law; that
th re are ni UnprovemenU uiain aald tract;
thntKald alh-aed Hbaencewaa not due to his
employment in the nrrny, nnvy or marine
eorpi of the f nlu-d States In time of war.
Said parties are hereby notified to appear.
pona win oner evidence touching uid a:
ntk.n :il lo o'clock &. m. on Aurll 1. lil.
before T. E. J. DiifTv, a NoUrv 1'uMic, at hi-
offlev In i'rtnevlilp, Ofon. Hnd that final
tiearinif will be held at lu o clwrk a. in. on
April B. 1HU. before the Keifiterand Iteoelver
at the l nlUd 8taUs Lund Office In The
IfctlleK, Onifon.
The wild cAnUf1iint hnvtnir. In a DroDer af-
fidavli, filed February 1:1, lull, wt forth facts
which show that after due diligence Deraonal
wrvlce of this notice run not lw made, it in
hereby ordered and dlneted that auch notice
le given by due and protwr publication.
Notice for Public Uoa.
IV pj.rtuiciK of the tnteitor. V. H. I .and OtTlcr
nt i he liHliea.uregon, Keiiruury lull.
Notice is hrdiT given Ibal
tiloVannl l. ArfjLtthil.
of I'rinevtlle. Oregon, who, on January f,
1HW. made Hmuest.d No hH.Ni Serial No.
WTNt, Additional St'pt. loth, laff. Serial No.
U"-ty, for nv4 hw'4, and the nw' w'4
teetloti 9, towimhlp 1H Muth. range l eiott.
tllHliletlee MrrldlHti, hH Died nolle of
Intention to make tinal flve-vear nnt, lo
estaklch claim to the land ataive dttr Hed,
lefore Warren Brown, emtntv clerk, nt hu
ortle- at I'riiievllltsOnxon, on the UlU day of
tlaimaiit nnmea a wltneiuw?: RoUrt K
Kttebing, Joauin ocnirdo. Kutiert t. Smith,
leo Halt I user, all of I'rtnevtlfe, urif"m.
3--P C. W .ItMUlK, IU-k Inter,
Spring and Summer Sample.
Tlie new Spring mul Summer KnHhlon
Book o( Chan. A. htoveng hit. jnt
received. The Utiwt in Wonieii'a and"
Mimw' mal to onler farnientH. A
complete line of tNnmifiil nuinp!-i.
.Mhh. J. .1, Smith, fliipnt,
o-2 tf. rriueville, reon.
fi. H. IlrewHtt r. C, K.
K. I.. llrcwMw
'ity Knineer
1'nnevilU, Ur,
Brewster Engineering Co.,
M Prineville, Oregon.
Surveying, Maping, Estimates.
IMione, I'ionerr 2TIi.
TOO 1 unHiV
tneta everv
day n I if h I.
Stranger welcome. H. V. foiiKtahle, N. U.:
Wldd Karnes. V. U.; II. I Uoblw,' Her.: and
B. Dinwiddle. Trraa.
Wanted.
Three or four furrmhed room for
light housekeeping or will take fur
nished hnune. 'Phone Pioneer Abstract
Company. 2 23-tf.
Huntington & Wilson
Attorneys
Of The Dulles, Ibave upncd offl(s In
Portland, Oregon, Rooms 805-807
Lewi, Building.
Uuhlnesa ent to them from Crook County
through their office In The l)alle or direct
to their Portland addresa will receive prompt
attention. Portland Phone. Main ";3.
Mb.
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ids Wanted ! !
3 To furnish 60,000 feet of lumber for sidewalks in
Noble's Addition, to be delivered on the ground at the
earliest possible date. Bids are also desired for the con
struction of sidewalks complete, everything to be furnished
by the contractor and lor the construction of such walks
where all materials are furnished by us. Bids are also
called for to level and grade the streets in Noble's Ad
dition. For full particulars, call on or address
A. R, Bowman,
Selling Agent for Noble' Addition to Prineville, Or.
R. L. Jordan & Company
Cleutt and Monarch
Shirts
$1.25 $1.50
New Spring Styles Dress Ginghams
In Ladies Shoes.
Arrow Brand Collars
2 for 25c.
Cravrnt llf. Cunmrlals, Palrnl
1-MtlnT in rumps ami lliuh
Cuts, Short Vamp anj Slritlly
up-lo-Jatc
$3.00 to $4.00
Cotton Voulards, Lawn,
Dimitys. All the Newcit
Spring Creations
Ladies Muslin Underwear
We have a complete line of
muslin underwear styles
too numerous to mention,
with prices that are right.
Ladies' Waists
Just Arrivedthe newest
that can be gotten. Pheas
ant, Lingaree and tailored
styles.
J. L Jordan & Company
Just Arrive A frwh Lot of Candies.
Cigars and Tobaccos.
THI
I LEADER
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
J Our new stock of Ladies' Spring Footwear has just arrived and are far Iwttrr
and more complete than you will find elsewhere. See our Main Street windows
for all the latest styles and colors in gray and tan Suedes, Patent, Colt. Gunmrtal,
and children's comfort dress shoes. Come in and have the clerk show them to you.
NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT.
So buy your seeds from us. We have the most complete line of garden seeds to
pick from. D. M. Ferry, Mandelville Cc King, and Chas. Lily seeds bought of us
will surely grow.
qST. PATRICK'S DAY. On Friday, March the 17th., we will give away a
handsome souvenir with each 10 and 25c purchase. Dont fail to get one.
MRS. I. MICHEL, Prop.
Prineville, Oregon.
Suits That Were
Coats That Were
$20.00
$25.00
These Suits
Are the celebrated La Vogue.
Heavy and medium grades,
suitable for spring wear.
Ladie's Coats
That must be sold. 25 percent,
reduction on all garments.
We Sell Now for
$15.00
We Sell Now for
$18.75 .
Clifton & Cornett
AT THE OLD BRICK STORE.