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LOCAL MENTION
LOCAL MENTION
MILLINERY,
DRESS GOODS,
LAWNS,
FLOWERS,
TRIMMINGS, ETC.
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SecONO HAND BICYCLES'. W J
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NO MORETROUBLEFROM PUNCTURES
HAILS. Ticks, or Clj.swtll not t.t th. .trout.
A uuudrt'U Ibou.siini yalrsbold last Vf ar
DESCtUPTlfiM- Morte in all sizes. It
... ; is lively and eav
rldlnir. very d-mMe and lined ln.,i.le wii ti
wcia! quality ufruhtier. wlii'-h novor l-
roniM porous mil rliirh clo-s lin small
rmuriur' s wi.hont a 1 low I n if t he a I r to escape.
e have huinir ds of fetters from satisfied customer
Btatlnythat tn. ir i ii shaveonly )eini)iia)iiel ud once
r a iK-nf .v:w,n. '1 hey weiijli no
uruinary ure. tue UUUClurenbiUnK qualities beill
litven l,y uereral layers of thin. Miecialltr liretmr...
ialjrlcou the tread. The reirular price of these tir
Is flO.OU l".T l;iir, httt f.)raivertilnif nnrnoseswe r
makiriir a special faetory nn.-e to tue rider of only 80 pr pair. All orders shipped same
Jay letter Is receivi d. v e sliip c. O. 1). on approval. Vou do not pay a cent until yuu
baye examined and fonnd them strleily as represented
niTiTrVinio"?1' a"cu"' r 1 " r "'VKI'T m.kiin tlm Iirlr.4.B per pair) If yon nl PULL CASH
Manrl.iOU rigrii-e If f'rtir rrax.o tue; am nut ..ti.f.i.tnr; en .uiuiaalina. W am nrrfrrtl; rrll.1,1.
Miil juun.-y , r,t t,, .i.s.. iaaliik. If order. Mir or tt.em tire., j.ia will flnj tint tbe; will rlil.
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Ti iilinil u.lrinit.ril.r.t niiee h.rKthiart.tii.rlilile linsoffer.
f r YOU NECO 77ifCV k""' o; irrte.ontll;ou inrl for pnlrorHMrrttinra
w fl..BaWV Fiioctiire 1'reof tireflon .otir.,Ti.nil t.i.i r ,i,.....ii i..ui
pniaiif.ie.i.lK,v,.:,lr writ, for otir bi Tire luiU
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OO MOT WAitan
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J. L iA0 CYCLE COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL-
WANTED:
f,TTT If you have purchased a GOLD BRICK in
1
stead of a clear title to your land come to us.
We can straighten it out for you.
Get our figures and see our work before se
curing your abstract.
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Standard Title Examiners Endorse Our Abstracts.
PIONEER ABSTRACT COMPANY.
ALL MILLINERY, including trimmed hats,
- flowers, braids and trimmings are now re
duced. Splendid line of Misses and Child
ren's hats, all sold at about 1-4 less than
regular price.
Special sale of Summer Dress Goods, in
12 l-2cand l5cgoodsat 8 1-3 to 10c 25c
goods at 20a-JkVhite goods and waistings.
1 5c to 35c x
Corsets up to $2.50, special at 55c Closing
ttohue entire section of Jackson Corsets,
whose factory was recently destroyed by fire.
EE7&m RANGED
i Collins
Prineville, Oregon.
WANTED-A RIDER AGENT
IN EACH TOWN ami district to ride and exhibit s sump! Laut Mom-I
"Ranger" b.cy! f urtii-htii hy ua. our ar-nuevery w litre are mukiutf
NO MONEY REQUIRED until you rvoive and approve of your
bicycle. We btiip to anyone anyw ("-m in the TT. S unbent - 4fa
In advanrp.M,iV,,fr.auI allow TEN DATS' FREE TRIAL during
which time you may ride th bicycle and put It to any test you wish.
If you are then imt pertVotly satined or do not wih to keep the
tilcyrloshtpit inrk tn lh at otir expense and y mil mit hunt want.
FACTORY PRIfiF w fornKh the hUrtie grade bicycles It Is
nvi vai I fUUl. poihie to nuke at one small proMt atwve
actualfactorycrxt. You save $10 to f..jmitldl-men'; proHts bybuy
Injf direct of a ndbave the manufacturer's ininrantee bt bind your
ou-i-rle DO NOTRIIY. (...-r,!.-r . ..r nt ti- - . ft.
nut unill you ivrive onr catalmftifs and kirn our uiiiieard of tn
and nmsrtjhit itttal f"t xrt rider inntt.
YOU WILL BE ASTONISHED v "'i'w
yott this y-r. We k-U the luihtwt r"wl hlrck fr
Bft lrotrtT hBf1' Wnl tuircl btcr'. hit n"l'T hT
imported roller ehafnt anl pedal, pejta. npeira and
Puncture-Proof
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ffotlee th thick rubbcrtrend
A"nd ounclurttstri ot'B'
more than
an
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and "D" alto nm strip "H"
to prevent rim cutting. Thit
r will outlast any other
maka-BOFT, ELASTIC and
EAST RIDING.
buuiir; Ctonuu waica tluKrlbe..Da Quote, ail make, ud
toi.;. DO HPT THIHK OF BUVINO a blryete nr. pair of
BAD TITLES.
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NECKWARE SPECIAL Just received by
express, Immense sample line of Ladies'
Neckwear; includes Collars plain and em
broidered; Lord Byron collars; Princess collars
in a dozen different styles; Jabots; Bows; in
neat and dainty styles. Only one of each
kind.
Ladies Summer Underwear, displayed on our
underwear counter, special 10c and 15c, 3 for
50c, 3 for $1.00. These values are to close
out our first spring shipment and make room
for large stock enroute.
SHOE STORE NEWS -Special lot of
I-adies' Oxfords In f'.'.SO lu 1400 grades
at to $2.00.
Newest Pump., Sandals and Oxfords
tor I-adieV ami Children.
K ir9 I-adiea' l Ml to 1400 shoe. t
$1..V) for a few days only.
Children's Pearl Vtmm Suits.
Children' Wilson Hose Supporter.
Children's Armor Plate Hosiery,
MOTHERS We can sell yon a neat unit
for your by at very low dgnret. Call
and see ua.
OUR LINE OP STEEL RANGES Can
be depeuded non to give satisfsi'tiop,
1H) you need a new Kange? If so we
want to eve you.
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IMnme
BASE
. PRINEVILLE
vs.
REDMOND
School Grounds June 4th.
Jesse Tetherow, the speed marvel, will
pitch for Redmond, while Elmer Zeek will
twirl for the locals.
Game Called at 2:30. Admission 25c.
Notice (or Publication.
Department of the Interior, I". H. Land Orflc.
at The lialles, Oregon, May ilrd Mil.
Notice la herehy Riven tlmt
JaMKM K. flAKVRY,
of Roberts, OreKon, who, on Novemhfrflth.lytlfl,
made Homestead, No. 1.VW7 Serial No. (HiKU, lor
lota II anil I.Hee. 6 and lot 1, N Y, NW" j, aeellon
7, township la south. raiiRe 17 east, Willamette
Meridian, has tiled notice of Intention to make
final live-year prool, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Warren Brown,
county clerk at his office, at I'riueville, Ore
gon, on the oth day of July, 1911.
rlsimant names an witnesses: James A.
Moffltt, of Prineville, Oregon, rtatid f!. Dun
ham, J. E, Kolierts, Arthur i Moss, of HoU-rts,
Oregon. C. W. MOOKE, Keglatcr. 0-lp
j Land to be Cleared by Contract.
j 800 acres o( land to be cleared by con
! tract. Call on or address Black Butte
j Land A Livestock Co.. SifiterH, Oregon,
jbr call at LongaIIollow Hancli. 5-4
j Land for Sale.
j 640 acren of ifocil farniitm land in the
. lamous Powell Butte country. Inqtiiie
of V. A. Kice, county surveyor, l'rine
ville, Oregon. 4-6
BALL
Dissolution of Partnership
Notice la hereby given that the firm
of Henderson, liootie & Claypool, doing
liusineBB under the naino of the Hender
son Investment Co., is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent, 'Omar C. Clavpool
retiring. J. W. Henderson and j. W,
Boone will continue the business, pay
all debts and collect all bills.
6 2f-3p Omar C. Clatpooi,.
For Sale at a Snap
A neatly built cottuge papered ami
painted, with 4 rooms and pantry and 2
lots H0xl70; will rent for (12 a month.
A pleasant home tor f800 cash. Call or
write to the owner, I'eter Masten brook,
I'riueville, Oregon. 6-25-lmp
Horaei for Sale.
On the oli! (,'. Hum Smith ranch,
n(Hr 1'rlnevllle. 125 head of inarcx
und Ki'ldlnjrH, large enough for work
horwH, will be Mold lu any number
at reaHOfinble prices. For further
Information addreHH U. II. Kiihhki.i.,
I'riueville, Oregon. 12-10-tf
Uobrrt K. Winiifdird anil wif
of Uoseliurg are in I'rinevillo look
ins over this country (of Invest
nienti.
Attorney Willanl II. Wirt, hat
be.n apH)intil deputy distriot at
torney tlurin thit aluenre ot Mr
Sanborn, who hai gone east with
Ilia body of Earnest Crbb.
v..)iunei .-Miiun, who ana tiaugl)
ter left the first ol the week on a
trip U8outhrn California. Thry
will go by auto and take in tbe
ighta by easy etagt.
It. J. HtaaU and V. C. Thoinp-
kins, two rortliind boys, Imund
overland tor Montana, passed
through rnnsvillo Tueaduy. They
are traveling horseback.
j. rox, wno una oeen reap
pointed as itcretary to the Fair
Association, has lately had the
telephone installed on hi ranch,
'J, mile southesst of the city. Ka r
j business 'phoned in will receive
: prompt attention. I'ioneer line.
J I'reitohinit at the Union church
neit Sun lay, both morning and
evening, hy (ioo. M. Wyatt. Mom
Jing subject, "leaves from tint
j Piary of Jesu I'hriet Dropp-d
while on a Kecent Visit to Prine
ville." Evening suhjeot, "Chris,
tian lnity."
M illiam A. Scale and wife of
Portland arrived in I'rineville the
last of the week. Mr. Scale is
connected with the executive) d)
parttucnt of tlie A nerican Life In
aurance Co. lie will be here a
couple of weeks.
The people) of the Powell llutte
cot n'ry have sent in a petition to
the department at Washington,
signed !y 75 persons, fur a tural
Ireo delivery to be Wived fnm
Prineville. The route will be
thirty miles long and will go by
the old county road south of rowcll
Btitu
The following pupils of tho thiid
grade have been neither aUent nor
tardy during the school semester
just ended: Edna Hrecding,
It 'roia O'Neill, llentie'.ta Ireltnd,
E-ter Adamum, Paul Smith, Hilda
Ilreetling, Ermit Lynee, Edgar
Tarry Juno (.', Allen, teacher.
Fred Allen, representing the E-
M-E Northwest t'o., 1'orihtnd, dis
tributing agent for the K-M-K and
Flanders 2D, was in Prineville the
first of the week. Mr. Allen will
be in Prineville from June 7 to
June 12 with a full line of cars.
See ad, elsewhere.
A Woman' Chria'.ian Uui n
was organized last Saturday in
I'riueville with the follt wing of
ficers: Mrs. II. P. Belknap, presi
dent; Mrs. C. I. Wintek, vice
president; Mrs. J. 0, Powell, re
cording secretary; Mrs. Ilugejins,
treasurer; Mrs. Hugh Lister, cor
responding secretary. (
Services at M. K. church next
Sunday at 11 and 8 o'clock. Sub
ject of morning address, "The
Carpenter,'' In the evening R. A.
MacHain will speak on "The Dia
trict Epworth League Convention."
You are invited to be present.
John M. Huggins, Pastor.
Charley Durbin, of the best
known ranchers of the Antblope
country, is noted for the facility
with which be 'surmounts dilli
culties, and gave another demon
stration of it the other day. When
the engine operating the shearing
plant at his place went "on the
uum, Mr. jniroin noohei on ii a
automobile engine, and the wooly
crop roiled ott lust the same.
Shaniko Star.
The contract was let the first of
the week for the completion of the
new Baptist church. The super
structure will be of wood instead
of stone. While the members of
the church did not like to change
their plans, they thought it was
better to use wood and be frej
from debt than to have a stone
church with indebtedness. Mr.
Pancake, the contractor, will finish
the building at once. The Baptists
are the oldest church organization
in the city. The' church was or
ganized in April, 1873.
Good miifdc at the Dance, Saturday
night, June 3. Commercial Hall.
(i, W, Hauisry ami family re
turned last Friday from California
where they spent the winter.
They were in Eldorado county,
"Handlers were haying in Cali
fornia last April when we left,'
Mr. ItaniHey ayi. "A novel ex
per ie nee for a Crook county man,'
aid Mr. Ramsey, "waa to pick flue
ripe orange oft the trees." While
passing through Northern Cali
fornia the Ramsey caw quite a
number of Crook county opl.
The high school boya beat La-
tnonta Sunday by a aoora ot 12 to
4. Lamonta challenged the Prine
ville first team to play ball last
Sunday but a they were to play
at Rend sent the boy. When La
monta saw the little fellow they
felt somewhat chagrined and re
marked that if they couldn't beat
those little chap they would quit
the business. It didn't take the
boy very long to convince the b,g
fellow that they could play the
game.
The boya of Hend and Prineville
had a good game of ball Saturday.
Tbe little fellows of tbe fifth and
sixth grades plaved good hall.'
The Hend boy started off with a
lead of four, but Prineville over
hauled them and led by three
runs. lu the ninth inning the
score was a lie ami lu the tenth
each team made a run, but in tl'e
eleventh Rend made one and
Prineville two, thus winning the
game. I ho teams were pretty
evenly mulched.
Hand Hanee Ksliifdav niilil. J mis H.
at Commercial Hall. It
Paulina Notes.
Mrs. Med Vamlarpool and her
tittle granddaughter are visiting
Homer Pavis and wife this week.
Rev. Itailey is expected at
Paulina Sunday. He has been
holding services at Newsome Creek,
Maury and oilier pluces between
prineville and I'aulina the last
week.
Charlie Roberts expect to bring
lis family up from I'riueville soon.
Mr, Roberts was taken ill last week
and it was necessary for him to go
for medical aid. He is much bet
ter now, ami is expected home by
auto today.
Hilly Treichel came up from
I'riueville in his new auto Friday.
Rob McCullough returned from
his visit to the John Pay country
Sunday evening.
xlr. Kennedy who has Miller's
freight is expected at i'aulina to
day. He will start right back for
another load.
Mr. Cicil's freight team passed
through Paulina with two load ol
freight. J. p.
Wanted.
A cheap organ,
Journal,
Address S. -Care nl
0 1 It
Strayed.
A blase- faced black mare strayed from
my place 2 miles from Kedmond. Came
from the Ochoco country. Liberal re
ward for information,
"-l.lt 8. Askkr.
Broken Horsea for Sale.
A few broken mures und (relillntrn
for sale; mures welirhlnu; U(X) to 1:100,
Kelilliik'H 1400 to l.'iUI; .votinu; nice
iiiiIiiihIh: also one coinlnir four-year-old
Htitlllon, three-tpiartiT Pcrchcron,
welitht 1 UK); plenty of bone, blocky
built. For further Information nd
tlrt'HB T. .1, pKltiU KHON, Kolierts, Or.
For Sale.
flood horse, bitiigy and harness;
norne i years oiii, gen I in; sale lor lady.
Inquire of Kdgar Htewart, Prineville,
Oregon. .y
Call for County Warrants.
All registered general fund warrants
up to anil including registered No. 1467
and road warrants up to and including
registered number SO are now payable.
Interest will stop from the date oi this
notice.
Dated April 1, 1(111.
Kalph L. Jordan, County Troasurcr.
Warning to Horsemen.
Any person found Kiillty of lorn-Inn
any driving; animal unhitched (m
any public highway lu the city of
1'rlnevllle, or any person allowing;
any driving; animal to rttaml with
out food or water on the public
hlirhways of this cltv (or iiiiimiini,.
six hours, or any pemon who leave
any uitviiiu; animal on the public
hlnhwa.vHof this cltv after twelve
o'clock midnight, will be subject to.
hue or Imprisonment, or both.
Ciiah, 8. KuWAitim,
Mayor.