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LOCAL MENTION
What About Haying?
We can furnish you anything from Men to Mowers. This
season we are showing for the first time the new Champion
Mowers, which the manufacturers have decided to make the
king of all machines. Three Styles, 3 Weights, for all Kinds of
Grain and Hay Crops.
The Champion Rake has not been im
proved, as neither user or seller or
manufacturer can suggest anything,
or think of anything to make it better.
Comes with Heavy Wheels, Double
Coil Spring Teeth.
Steel Cable, Galvenized Guy
able. Pully Rope, Pulleys,
ackson Forks, Hay Forks,
tay Wagons, Lubricating Oils,
Etc-, at lowest prices.
The New Mitchell Wagon has
no superior for this climate and
the Eastern Oregon Roads; is
extra strong; light running and
guaranteed for one year from
date of purchase. All sizes.
J! fujl
Take It Around on
a Wheelbarrow Star Windmills, Meyers Pumps and Cylin-
When the watering trough is filled i r. t- p. Ill-''
Md the widows nd buggies ie ders, i ipe and r lttmgs, rage r leld r encing,
washed with the hose, you caa
disconnect - ,-. , , ,
Lawn r encing and Uates on hand.
in less than three minutes and take
it on a wheelbarrow anywhere
there is other work to be done
like running the corn sheller, fan
ning mill, washing machine or any
machine intended to be ran by
band. It is the biggest time and
money saver ever used on a fana.
Come in and see it work.
Collins W. Elkins.
Prineville, Oregon
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WAfTED-A RiQER AGENT
njr UcicMe furnixhl by us. lyursk't-DUeverywiierv areuakiiitf
"0 m9HEy until you rwive and approve of j-cmr
liCT(.'U. We ship toanyone anrTft"1n th TJ. t-.fn t:iimu
luaavanrp.frrMrntftf.auil allow TEN DAYS' FREE TRIAL during
waicn lime you may ride tlie bicycli- and put It to any tot. you wW.
H you are then not pcrfi-ctly satwiiil or do not vti-h to k'i tie
i.trrri n tr M-k to u at our Pmin a nd ... a.7 ... i. i ... -i.
FACTORY FSICES We f'Ttti-tt the hirhist craue bicycle it Is
.Jr ... ".! possit.irt 10 mire at one small proiit Hove
sctnalfirtorycost . ou save flu to f-DlMdii-men' i.rotits by buy
ineiiirectnf c! hive the marmfacturt r's irniranti-n brhinil your
Z ' .1, u ' a wyieor a pair or utvs rrm ..w at.
m,, until you nvptve our raiairo ami lonm mr in.in.sni .,r
YQU WILL BE lTflKKMFI) w," rwtTtirtlfiil nrtlrw
""it'Tf J, .'.'"!' "Uw t"c,cta uuuaiiiauwiluulae our (tin.
CUASTERSRAKES. l"wd r3ilrtl. .M idat,rru.rrMlnsD4
sLH Ketfgeihorn Puncture-Proof MSJL
rt;!MrrrtstI pvtfvfttittttirtt it -C-yj
IQMCRETECUBLEFeOMPuHCTUIIES
MLS, Taeh, or Class witl not 1st the sir out.
A ksnun-d tuouand pairs sola lait rear
DESCRIPTION, L'&a'nTe.,11
narnr. very nuranie and iin-d lasiile wim
a Mitual quality of rul'iwr. wuirh never U-
porous and whioh Ploe nr mr11
wiricnr.s without allowing t he air to escape,
ve narebundn-uaot If-ttvrsfrom Eatisfied customer
slittretliat thlr tin-shave only ben pumped up om-e
rtwn-e in a whole scav.n. TLcy wct-h no more than
aa onlmary tire, the puncturerc-sistiwt analiu-4 tx-iiif
jiTf l.y several layers of thin, specially prepared
rlT1??" ,he ,r,'ad Tlie regular price of the tire
WfW.IW p(T pair, but foradwrti.inir nnrmM
?. , if special factory tin.-e to the rider of only t SO per pair. All orders
iJ. T T''l- V Ma c on approval, l oi do not pay a"
sum examined and found them stri.-tlv as r'ir.-iented v '
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a f
ftotlec th thick rubberlraad
A"and puncturtrips"B"
nd 'D'f alto nm stria "H,v
to prevent Jhm cutting. This
uri win ounasx any oiner
maka-sOFT, ELASTIC aa4
BAB) T HIDING.
shlppf-d same
ctml umil iua
WITH OSoeaVtid ;iT'i7It . 1 ZV, v? .' r pn.ss Vr ilrU Ton tvl POLL CSH
J-I n'UT writ to uh iMaj wtf'ss iu inlc. if T"'i
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J.L. HEAD CYCLE COFiPAHY, CHICAGO, ILL-
TTT The Only Way
To know that your title is clear
JU is to have your Abstract made
by the Pioneer Abstract Company.
(Oldest Plant in Crook County)
The Cash Grocery
George Whiteis, Prop.
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables. Bedrock
Prices.
W. A. Booth, 1'rea. D. F. HTaw art. Vice-Pre. C. M. Ki.kiuM a.br
STATE BANK NO. 1HS I. A. BoOTU. Aita'l"
Crook County Bank
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
rapltal mock fully paid fSfl.iKin in
HtirpluM , fi.umi.uo
Htock holder.' Ilahlllty.. M,uui.u
Statement Rendered to State Bank Ezaminer Nov. 10, 1910;
Atttll Limbilili.
Ixnnand DUcounU tm WM Capital atoc .Ki,firo.m
(iverdrait. I. W.Kt Kurplii. fiuni.tm
Furniture and mturva t.tm.vt I ndlvlded ptoflta 7.KIH0H
Rcill C.tdU' fi.-f"'.'! lM.DO.ll. . 17HI1U.H7
Caib ei kaatl taa aae (real aaalu (79, 1 57. 1 9
Notice fur 1'ubliciition.
Itepartment ol the Interior, V. S. Land Ofllce
at Tne li.llen. Ort gon, M.y iird ltlll.
olite 1b hereby ;iven that
jAjte. H. H a KVttv.
of Robert.. Oregon, who, on Novemler9th.
mle Honie.teii, o. l.w, f.ert.1 No. uliui. lor
h-t" d hiihI 7,Sj. 6 .nd lot 1, N K 4 NW,, .wtloti
7 . tou n-hip lh wmth. ratiffe 17 cji.t, Willamette
Meri'llnn. ims tili-d nothe ol intention to ni.Ke
tinrti livf.yt-.r .rol. to ctHhllNh elniln to ttie
l.ud atM)e de.TilHMl. Iielore W.rren Brown,
I'ounty elt:rk at in. orfire, at lrlueville, tre
Kon, on the -th day ol July, 1911.
I'tKininnt naiiii-Jt a. witnesse.: Jnmeff A.
Mofllll. of Prineville. OreKon. ( land '. liun
hnin, J. K. Kohtrpj, Arthur ". Mo... of KoLtih.
Oregon. c. W. MOOKK, Itegliter. 6-tp
Land to be Cleared by Contract.
800 acres of land to be cleared by con
tract. Call on or address Mack Butte
Land & Livestock Co.. Sisters, Oregon,
or call at LongHoIlow Ranch. 6-4
Land for Sale.
640 acres of good farming land in the
tamons Powell Butte country. Inqniie
of F. A. Kice, county surveyor, 1'rine
ville, Oregon. 4-6
Irrigated Land For Sale.
80 acres of irrigated land, all in crop,
Powell Bntte district. Call on or ad
dress, Titus 4 Smith, Powell Butte, Ore.
6-8-lmp
The Home Bakery.
Fresh bread baked daily. Pastry or
ders promptly tilled. Hot coffee Bnd
sandwiches served. Delivery at 11 and
4 o'clock.
6-8-tf Mrs. F. E. Urosii s, Prop.
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Diitolution of Partnership
Notice is hereby given that the firm
of Henderson, Iioonu & Claytool, doing
business under the name of the Hender
son Investment Co., is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent, Omar 0. Clavpool
retiring, J. W. Henderson and J. W.
Boone will continue the business, pay
all debts and collect all bills.
5 25-3p Omar C. Clatpoou
Horses for Sale.
On the old C. Sara Smith ranch,
near Prineville. 1J5 head of mure
and geldlngx, large enough for work
hotntn, will be sold In any number
at reasonable prices. For further
Information add row O, 11. Ruhhkix,
Prineville, Oregon. 12-10-tf
Girl to Iron.
Girl wanted to iron half day each
week. Apply to Mrs. 8, R. Cooper. 2tp
T. J. Ferguson of Roberts was s
busititmt visitor Tuesday.
Ralph Jordan has bought tht
old school building lor I J&O,
Mrs, William Wilson ot Sinttrt
is visiting bt-r tuolher, Mrs. Sarah
Stevens.
Will Wursweiler is assisting at
the First National during lbs ab
sent' ol T. M. liatdwio.
It. (iorniley left (or Portland the
Unit ol tbs week to try to get rid ol
a bad case) ol rheumatism.
Ollicer Weston has been on the
sick list (or a wet-k. IU is ablo to
be out but la not feeling very vrt.
Oscar W. Rsinsdord and Miss
Kllier Taylor, both ol Rend, were
married Saturday by Rev. Lioin
ger. Mrs, Wursweiler came up Irom
th ranch at Metoliu.i Saturday.
She li-(t next day lor her home In
Portland.
Mr. Tittims, the jeweler, has
gone to the Warm Spring Indian
reservation to try the medicinal
qualities ol the water there.
The Redmond daily paper was
short lived. Publisher Palmer
concluded alter the third issue to
drop it. A wise conclusion,
Pavid Pickett and his mother
came over Irom Eugene the first ol
the week. David has Wen attend
ing the Univernity ol Oregon.
Rtilt-rt Zeverly was threatened
with an attack ol typhoid the
first ol the week. The doctor whs
able to break it tip and he is now
well enough to be out again.
M. J. Lemons ol Kile and Miss
August. Kberhardt ol I'mnstl
vttltia were married lust Wednes
day evening at the Presbyterian
church. They left Saturday lor
their home at Fife.
A. J. Wasgalt came in with
President lnviilion ol the Oregon
it Western Colonixiition Co. Hun'
day evening. Mr. Wasgatt will go
Irom here to Hums where he will
work lor the company.
Hard luck. The city ol Madras
in digging lor water struck an air
crevice at the depth ol 90 leet that
lets the water run in the wrong
direction. Another well will be
started in a different location.
Homer Ross is the new super
visor in churge ol the Prineville
ollice, vice A. S. Iroland, resigned
Mr. Ross will move his (utility here
and take up his abode permit
nently. He likes the town ami
country.
Paul Mertsching and son ol Ore
gon City came in Monday to pre
pare the way lor the rust ol the
family. Mr. Merttching has a
place on Dry creek. He will be
followed by quite a colony of bis
Oregon City neighbors. They are
just the kind ol settlers we need
(!. M. Slocum, cashier ol the
Redmond Hank ol Commerce, was
a business visitor Tuesday. lie
says that Redmond is getting
ready to handle the Prineville
business when the road reaches
that place. Freight received one
day in Redmond should be landed
in Prineville the next. Nothing
to it. September 1 will see the
rails laid to the Hub City, Mr.
Slocura says.
LOCAL MENTION
Mr. Thompson ol Powell Butte
la visiting a sister in Portland.
Miss Rose F.llefson and Kmil
Lehmann were married yesterday
in Chicago.
Mrs. L. A. Thomson ol Port
land joined her husband in Prine
ville lust week.
William llanley ol Hums passed
through Prineville Monday on hit
way home Irom the railroad.
Mrs. Pleas Milliorn Ivlt the first
ol the week lor Madras to join her
husband who la In business there,
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Strong came
in Irom Portland Tuesday. They
had a delightful lime t the rose
carnival.
Miss Agnes Elliott Is expected
home today from Eugene, where
she has been attending the Uni
versity ol Oregon.
Many citizens ol Prineville are
planning to attend the 3-day race
meet at Redmond this week. To
morrow is the last day.
Contractor 0. J, Wilson ex)
poets to loavo Monday for I'uu
Hint, whero ho will asauma the
ummixumont ol the I'owoll saw
mill. Mrs. Ihxninr came home Irom
Seattle the last ol the week. She
was accompanied by her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Cook,
ol Phoenix, Arisona.
F, P. llipe will give a free dance
.at I.amontu Friday, June 23. He
has just completed his new ball
which has a floor space ol 2-lxM)
feet, tiood music is promised.
J. It. Kutun, state tax commis
sioner, was in Prineville the Inst
ol the week. He was consulting
with Assessor I.afolletle ill regnrd
to a uniform system ol taxation,
William Treichel and wife and
Mrs. Ollie Stewart ol Paulina
stopped over a day at Prineville to
their way home Irom the carnival.
They were the guests ol George
Noble.
J. C. Wyman, representing the
Pacillo Paper Co. ol Portland, was
in Prineville Saturday looking
after business, Mr. Wyman says
that Prineville is one ol the best
towns in the interior.
J. II. Wintlom and family lett
Monday by team lor the Willam
ette valley to sHnd the summer.
They will first go to Hrownsville
(or a visit and later will rent a
cottage at Newport fur a couple of
months.
Harry Wyatt ol Portland, a
brother o( Rev. George Wyatt, is
hereon a visit. Mr. Wyatt was
through this country twenty-five
years ago and notes great changes
since that time. He may como
here and settle,
Robert A. Howes, not Elkins,
wus the name ol the man brought
in Irom M mints last week who was
thought to be crazy. Dr. lielknap
examined the man and adjudged
him insane. Ho was taken to the
asylum last Friday.
Requests lor sample copies of
the Journal have been received
Irom fur off South Africa and
Aut-traiiu. This week Peter Keary
of lieuulien, Wimbledon Park,
Surrey, England, will take the
Journal to learn something of this
country.
OlCgOOlifC As Always Pays First.
Prineville, Oregon, June 13, 1911.
E. N. Strong, District Manager
Oregon Lile Insurance Company.
Prineville, Oregon.
Dear Sir, I have the check ol Oregon Life
in lull settlement ol the policy which my
husband held. Me also had a policy
in another company, but Oregon Lile
was lirst to pay. I wish lo thank you lor
your promptness lor it has been less than
a week since I lorwarded the proofs ol my
husbands death lo your company al Port
land. Very truly yours.
Margaret C, Reams.