LOCAL MENTION
Relinquishment Cheap. j
A qiik'k aU on kuimI hoiueatoaiil
tor axle nt a IihikiiIii; sunlen fi'intnl, I
irootw'tx'rrttti, ciirrniit. rt hita Ihvii
oultivHtfil: fi'iutnl: koihI aprlug; rill
ir-a-a (or 00 II tnkem t hot. Atl-1
ilrv-w V, O. Itox 841, I'rluvvUlc, Otv-
iron. 5-IS
Fourth of July Fares, Via
j ton Trunk Ry.
Ore-
Charles Duncan sustained a
painful injury to an eye Saturday
by the explosion of a shell in a
2 rifle. The breech of the rill
being somewhat loose and worn,
the rear of the shell pave way
and the escaping gas and flying
bits of metal came near destroy
ing his sight. He is about recov
ered at this writing.
A combination of
bull and broken bridle rein re-
of his left hand, near I'ost, Tues- ;aireucy forth Victor Lalice' Tailorm
dav and Marion Tavlor U in i "'"pany ol Chicago ud is prepare.! to
aaj.ana Marion lajmr is in , ... ,,,..
town having the injured member mer atvles. All work fuarantewt. Call
treated hv IWtor Edward. 1 nd complete line ol sample.
Round trip tickets will 1 eolJ lor on
and one-third far to all Hinia on the
Ormon Trunk Kr. ami The North Hank
' Komi, to whirh the one way fare is j
tti.OO or le. Jiilv 2, H and a, return
: limit July J. Minimum round trip fare
plunging
Exclusive Fashion.
o-lo
Mr. Taylor lost control of his
horse when the rein parted, and
his haud, entangled in the coils
Lost
Orav or nearly white mare about 1:100
'lb. : Y iron on left title; shod all
... . . ii i , a .i i. it Rniumi uau uaiicruu mien moi wtii.
of the lariat which held the bull. j.er90U ,uch ,mnii prAm) ,,k,
was Crushed against the saddle "P and notily John Mcr.actiern, rue
Ur. o-s-atiHt.
horn.
Eighteen Applicants
for State Papers I
Eighteen applicants are writ
iog for state papers at the court- j
house. The examinations com-j
ruenced Wednesday and will con-'
tinue until tomorrow afternoon. I
Miss Farrott is assisting Superin
tendent ord in conducting them. ;
The following will try for one or j
five-year papers: !
Prineville Irene Barnes, 1 year;
Isaac Thomas, 1 year; Ellen
Brobst, 5 year; J'attie Neeley, 1
year; Vivian Allen, 5 year; Lottie
Montgomery, 5 year.
Roberts Algernon Dayton, 1
year.
Hood River Miss Knox, 5 year.
Bend Angie Young, 1 year;
Edna 1'yatt, 1 year; Florence
Young, 5 year.
llaycreek Minnie B. Taylor, 5
year.
Ashwood Ellen Murray, 5 year
Redmond Mrs.
Pianos For Sale.
Several pond reliable pianos at II .VI
and I'.'.") at Madras, Ore. If you want
good tuano rred reuerbacu in
Madras, the am'Ut of Kilers 1'iano
House of 1'ortlaud. He lias some at
! tractive bargains. Come and ee the
j pianos. 6-15-1 m
For Sale at a Snap
A neatly built cottage papered and
painted, with 4 rooms and pantry and 'i
lots S0xl70; will rent for tl:! a month.
A pleatant home tor fSOO cash, fall or
w rite to the owner, Teter Mastenbrook,
1'riueville, Orfror. 4-i51m I
Land for Sale.
rVtO acres of good farming land in the
(anions 1'owell Butte country. Inquiie
of K. A. Kice, county surveyor, Trine
ville, Oregon. " ' 4 0
The Home Bakery.
Kresh bread bakeii dailv. Pastry or
ders promptly tilled. Hot coffee and
sandwiches served. Delivery at 11 and
4 o'clock.
6-S-tf Mks. F. E. Bkosiis, Prop.
Horses for Sale.
1 year; Myrtle Turner, 1 year.
Laidlaw 0. C. Colgrove, 5 year;
Mrs. Loretta Colgrove, 1 year.
Culver Martha Burgess, 1 year.
Several high school students,
who took summer school work,
will take the state examinations in
certain studies and if they pass
will be given credit in the work at
the high school. i
On the old C. Snui Smith ranch,
near Prineville. 1-5 head of niamt
auil (feldlnifs, large enough for work
homex, will lie mold iu tiny number
at rviinoQHble prices. For further
Information aildrewg G. H. ItuKi.i.,
Nellie Barnes, ; I'rineville, Oregon. 12-ltt-tf
Suplee Items.
fine rain
benefitted
laet
the
Application for Liquor License.
To the Honorable County Court of the 8tnte
of Oregon, for Crook County.
The undersigned legal voter of l.yle Gap
Precinct of Orook county. Slate of Ocgon,
reKprvtfully petition your honorable body to
grant a license If) H. F. Weblier to e!l sptrttU'
ou-, malt, and vtnou liquor and fermented
cider, coiumouly railed hard elder. In quanti
ties lev. than one gallon In aaid Freclnel.
county and state, for a perhal of one year.
Turn. tl. Oenttln
H. A.
. V. HHinllton
H. H. KdinondMiu
R R. Young.
Win. HlBlr
. K. .Mill key
Howard lii'tcher
W m. Hniirn
Jn. Hurr
Jtje U-."ld
t'cter Mornaek
R. li. Wlllrich
lieo. W1
W. (;. illrlcta
Notice Ik herebv given hv the underlened
B. F. Wehlier that the foregoing petition lor a
HcnKe to Hpiriluous tiiiiil and vlnoux
liquors and fermented eider, eoinnioiily called
hard cider, will be preientel lo the Honor
able County Court of Crook County at their
next regulur session, lo-wu: on the Srd day of
July, lull, at which time Hie Maid County
Court will te a-ked to grant a liceUhcaK
prayed fur tnsuid petitiun.
(U B.F.WKHHKR.
H. W. Andrew
Weiey B. I lark
W. W. Brumford
J. A. Seia
John 1. Marshall
Fred Molt
J. K. MeSham
C. H. Miiireor
Frank Carr
John F. Daly
Fred yel.eod
Anilrew Tyllafson
John ThoniaH
Joe H. Stuart
A, l-wl
We received a
Wednesday, which
crops wonderfully.
Alva Colpitts.who wis kicked off
off his pony and seriously hurt, is
recovering nicely.
Xewt Morris was pleasantly sur
prised last Monday by the arrival
of his brother, who came to visit
him.
Rev. Smith of Prineville, will
preach here next Sunday. Every
body invited to attend.
Vern Steers is again in our va
cinity, visiting friends and rela
tives. Ed Wade and several others are
riding after horses.
V. X. Donkle and sister made a
trip to Paulina Saturday.
E. E. Laughlin and son Lyle of
Paulina paid us a visit laet week.
Mr. anil rn Phna P.ornar4 r,f
rru T u ,i i - .'. 1 filed with the clerk of the county court bin I
1 IIP 1 )fl I lp nrhn havo hnon iiiailint, nn,! .,tin. ,.i hi. L. ... -..1.1'
, .., v ..o.nug
tneir son Andrew for the past
month, left for their home last
week.
Big picnic and dance at Sun
flower the 4th of July. Everybody
come and enjoy yourselves.
J. Q. Gardner and John Freuden
berg lost their favorite dogB while
on an outing in the Silver Creek
country last Sunday. The dogs
got strychnine while passing over
W. V. Brown's sheep range.
Earl Lvtle is aoam omnlnvod m 1 accounting of aid ertate and that the court
., uyue'8 again emplOjea a8 . has M.,clay, the 7lh dav of An.. 191I at
mail carrier between Pauline and ! 1J o'clock m tin- forenoon at the county conn
u i room in rrineviue, iireaon, an the time and
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior,
I'. S. Land Othce at The ImIIcn. Oregon.
June:ird., l'-dl
Notice is hereby given that .lowpn Marvin,
lather of Charley Marvin, deceased, of iltch
ell, Oregon, who.on o'tolM-r -llh. iWVi, made
Hotoi-atead No. i;l Serial, No. 111731, fur
SB'i NVV'.,and W', NW',, e,tin lo. Town
shir' 14 aoulh, fiatlge l.i F-at. Wnlaitiette
Meridian, haa filed notine of inlenlion to
make Final flve-year pnif, to etahlloh claim
to the land above deacriied, N'fore b arren
Brown, County I'lerk, at his office at Frtne
ville. Oregon, on the Ulh day of July, lull.
Claimant names aa witnesses: Hemy
firlioes, John K. (rlmis, Oavld V. (iiiiues.
Fri Coshow. all of Frlneville, On-gon.
6-e C. W. MOORK, Keglster,
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
the administrator of the estate of Frank ft
I-aFolielte, deceased, that he has made and
counting of his administration of said
estate, and the court has set Monday, the 7th
day of Aug., 1911 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
at the county court room in I'rineville, Ore
gon; as the time and place for hearing and
settling said final accounting. At which
time and place any person interested in said
estate may appear and object to said filial
accounting.
! Daled this 22lld dav of June, 1911.
T. H. LAKOl.f.KTT.
Administrator of the Kstate of Frank"
K. LaFolletle, deceased.
oticc of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
the administrator ol the estate of William H,
Kltchitig. deceased, that he lias mmle mii,1 Ml,.,!
I with the clerk ol the county court his final
Advertised Letters.
Letters remaining uncalled for at the
I'rineville office June 15, 1911. Fleaee
call for "Advertised Letters" if your
name appears in this list:
Mrs Mary Daly Robert Hepburn
Zella W ildes TJ Mcclain
Zella Wilder H D Morrison
Mrs N H Demon Charlie Kimbol
Mrs Mary Daly James J Kelly
Mrs C J Reed Auvelio Tredebon
Mrs James A Matthews A J osrnon
Mrs Catherine Turner J M Johnson
Clyde Austin
Gus Robinson
Nick Georgangineg
Carl
I, O Cilrton
Elmer Jess
Lincoln Kyles
r ORllBh
Frits Petersson
Pet K Raptis
James D Moor
1'eater llaglar
Richard D chesley
reicjr r.aiey
Lincoln Kyle
J A Peterson
Will E Douglas
George Tunker
Henry Farr
Mr Farr
Chu G Peterson
Pet K Raptis
U H Morgan
WILL LEDFORD, P. M.
place for hearing and settling said final ac
counmig. Al which time and place any per
son interested in said estate may appear and
obect to said final accounting
Daled this and day of June, 1911. .
;. T. HITCHING,
Administrator of the Estate of
William a. Hitching, deceased.
Notice for Publication.
Isolated Tract.
Public Land Hale.
Department of the Interior,
U. 8. Land Office at The Dalles. Oregon
..... j May 11, 1911.
Not coal land.
Notice is hereby given, as directed by the
Commissioner of the General Land Office un
der provisions of Act of Congress approved
June 27,191, (34 Hum., 617), we will offer at
public sale, to the highest bidder, at 10:16
o clock a. m., on the 26th day of July, 1911, at
this office the following described land
8VVNwSec.,T.l8., R. 16 W. M.,
Serial No. 07371. ' '
Any persons claiming adversely the shove
described land are advised to file their claims,
foraato ",m m lore the time designated
"a ' C- W. MOORE, Register.
Look is the Word!
Watch our space in Next Weeks paper for our
Big June Merchandise Event
THE LEADER
Mrs. I. Michel, Prop.
Prineville, Or.
Nutlet) to CrtJitont.
Nolli. Is hereby given that la unilerslgueil
has Itwit. hv tha l imnlv Courl of I rook
ooiinl v, Nlaleof Oregon, duly aPMolnlcd Ad
iiiliilslialor of Ilia K.lali of Hh'hard Meyer,
ilcn-aned. Nlnl all im-uhmis Having claims
i aaalnst said oslaU ar" hrr'ltv miulrd lo
I present Hie same, itlllv verlllcd, lo said Ai.
i uilol.ln.il. rat lha law of U. K, llrlnk.
til I'rlnevllls, (ItegoM, wllllllt sis months
fnoit ihadalaof the tlrat pulilluMtUin or llila
llollis.
IHl.d and pulillshrd flnt Hum June llh,
li.
K. A. MIIMHKT.
Administrator of the eatala of
Klchald Meyer, itrceaaed.
All Work Guaranteed.
1 linvv Jtiat ret urueil from my trip
to I lie country tiuil mil rruO.v totiike
rare of your eyea In the aiinic rnrt1
tul in miner na In tlio nil. All work
fully Kiiiiriiiilii'il or money retiliKleil.
Kyea liwtcil; yliiMMa illicit.
Kit. W. J. t UltTIM.
Ailttmaoii lliillillni;, Hooma II nml l.'i.
Give ui your order for
C0RDW00D
Juniper or Pine, large or
small quantities.
DILLON'S YARD
Opposite Post Office.
For Sale
6 room house, bath room and cellar, Al condition, lot 80
x 1 20 feet, well improved, water and light. 1 6 lots in
North Prineville. One 80 x 1 00 foot warehouse in North
Prineville. 80 acres heavy timbered land 1 6 miles from .
Prrineville. 40 acres pasture land on Willow Creek. 1 20
acres choice timber land in Harney county, all deeded and
clear of incumberance. Call on
A. H. LIPPMAN & CO.
Prices on all goods will be reduced for the next two weeks while we
take stock.
Headquarters for
Thoroughbred Hats
Summer Exhibit
of
Peters Shoes for
Men and Women
Mod
ern uio
The Kind Gentlemen Wear.
fches
WITH the opening ol our Spring and Summer Season, we wish lo express our heartiest
thanks to our many customers and Iriends who have shown us their patronage during the
past year. We hope that our methods ol doing business have been satisfactory to one and
all and once a customer always a customer. Our methods will be the same lor this coming year:
Everything Marked in Plain Figures and One Price to One and All. We don!
sell you an $10.00 suit lor $15.00; our $18.00 suits are marked $1H.00, that's our price; no
other. But we are not talking prices. Quality First and Last. We are today carrying the
Best Clothes to be found in Prineville. Modern Clothes designed and laid out by
Brandegee, Kincaid & Company, Utica, New York
Clothes well aelocto l anil worn cannot be overlooked by eoplu of discrimination. Kxi'laiiiatiom of great
joy are certain to be called forth by our display of "College ('Imp" Clothes, because of their particularly
brisk style, and because tlny tit o perfectly that they cannot but be well worn.
The fabrics are totally different from those ordinarily seen. The many graceful and characteriMtlc features
which distinituiah the well-dresned man from the multitude of careless dresscra will be Ion ml in these splen
did garments. Knowing how to design and how to develop has made "College Chap" Cloths what they
are, "the clothes you want."
Clifton & Cornett
AT THE OLD BRICK STORE.
Ralph R. Wheaton
General Contractor
Am here lo slay. Now is your lime
lo build. Am pulling in a brick
yard and planing mill, also pulling on
a large Aulo truck, so il you have
any idea ol building any tiling front a
rrplic tank or crnirnl walk lo a brick
block or frame, mine ahd have a lalk
wilh me. Il don'l cost anylhinq lo
lalk and I II not hold you up.
Office Hotel Oregon.
Prineville, ... Oregon
Land Wanted.
IU-tor July 2nd write Kicliar.l It.
Ijiiari'iini, l'riiiavilln, Ortsinn, fully
dimriliiug your real iwiat, with Low t
raah pric. tUT2 H
MierifPs Sale.
In Ilia Circuit Court of thit State of Orv
gun for tin- County of Crook.
K.I ward J. Hum, i'laintiff
vs.
Silas K. Krom, I Vfriiilant.
Notice i hereby given that by virtu
of au execution and order of tain, Uauwl
out of the circuit court of t ho county o
Crook, Oregon, on the '.'.'ltd day ol Mar,
lull, in favnr of Id ward J, ln., pti.
lilt and agiiinat r-lhu .H, Krom, ilulvmi
ant, (or the an in of IM.II.I and fur the
further mini of K0.- costs and ilia
biirmuiipiitr. III which judgment it waa
ordered, lurllier, by the court that the
proierty attachml In aaid action liereiu
alter dnacrilH'd Ihi wild for the satisfac
tion of raid judgment, in the manlier
provided by law, which judgment waa
entered and docketed in the clerk's of
fice of said court in sai.l county and
, state on the i'llrd day of May, lull, and
j notice isAcrehy given that in oliedienm
! to said iT'i utiuii and order of aalo 1
have levied upon the following real
! property o said del laut, Milan S.
Krom, described aa follows to wit : The
I undivided half interest in ' llie
Immlhweal oiiarter tj of Section
.thirty-three all), In Toanajilp twelvo
12; south, of Kaiige ten 111 raid, of the
vi iiiuiiittiia .vieriil.Hii, ill l-rook county,
Oregon, said real property being the
same attached In tmd actum, and I will
on Saturday, the
24t ay of Jon., A. 0., 1911,
At the hniir of o'clock In the after
noon of suid day, at the front door of
the Courthouse In the city ol I'rineville,
Crook county, Oregon, sell the undivided
half intcrut of the said Silas S.
Krom in the above mentioned
real property it puldio auction
to the highest bidder for
cash In band, to atify said judgment
and interest thereon, and costs and ac
cruing costs.
First publication Ma 2"ith, lull, last
publication June 22ml, lull.
T. N. liAi.RJUK,
Sheriff of Crook county.
Ity John Kdwarda, deputy.
Shooting Contest
At McCallister's Gallery Just North
of Hodson's Garage.
Prizes Given on the Highest Score Made
up to 1 o'clock, July 4th. First prize,
$14.00 Plush Buggy Robe. Second
prize, $5.00 Hat.
New Tailor Shop
Dayton Bros., Props.
What about that Spring Suit.
We can show you the latest in
Spring and Summer Suitings.
Give us a call.
DAYTON BROS.
Block North ol Post Office,
Prineville, Oregon.
Situ riff !ia u.
In llin ''Irmilt t'ourtor the Hint. of On-tfon.
for tlu County of 'nok.
Hlierlira aali. of real properly under execu
tion In fort'i'loNiire
K. A. 1'owell anil It. M. fuwell, IMalnllll'a,)
va, y
lotlle A. Miller, IWemlant. j
Notha. la hareliy atvi-n tluif hy virilism an
execution In fnriiilteture, duly limicd out nT
the circuit court of Ilia HI Mr. if Oregon, Tor
the County ofl'rook, on Urn llh tiny or Muy,
lull, lllld tome illrei'Oil the sulil 1st , ,y (
May, lull, iinon a liiilKinenl mid decree duly
inaile and rendered on llu- 1,111, day of March,
'all, nnd enlercil, recorded mid da k din
and ly said court on lite lath day of Mutch,
l'-'ll. In a certain iult In aiilil ootirt, when-ln
K, A. 1'owell and R. M. Powell wnre nlalntlft
and little A Miller defendant, In fuvoror
the pluliitlir and iiKHlnal the defendant, hy
which execution 1 am coiiimanih-d to wll
the real properly hei-elnarter iliniirlhi'd, to
pay llm mini due tin. I it I n 1 1 (T a, of folii'i
Iwenly one liniidn'd and Hlxly-flvn nml '
alxty-alx lilllidriillha dollara, wli li Inlereat
thereon from llm l:ii)i day or Miireli, lull at
tii rale or ten peri t pel iiiiiiiiiiiiinlll puhl
and ror the auin or one hundred elaht dol
lura, alloniey'a reea mid the roala nml ex
penauaoftlila execution and sale; 1 will on
the
Twenty-Third day of Jn, 1911.
the said day lielna Friday of said week, at
the houi nfilo'ehak p. in. of mild day, at the
north donr of the county court limine In Trine.
vllle, of Crook county. Orenon: aell al puhllu
auction to the hlaheat hlddor, for eaah In
hand, on day of Male, nil the rlaht, title and
Internat 111 "aid properly wllltdl dnfendant,
Jaittln A Millar, and all peraons clalmlin,
under her. "uhaenuent lo I he Win day ofM.'i
lenilwr, im. In and to the Nuld niorlaaeil
real properly lierelnafter menllonetl, and
deaerlhed In said execullon as followa, lo-wlli
Ijots five, six, anvcii and eight, In block U, In
Oie round addition to the city of I'rineville,
Crook nounly, Mime of Oregon.
Andir thepnayieilsnranldsalebelnsurnnleat
the plaintiff to liava Judgment and execu
tion against the defendant, little A. Miller,
for halanm remaining unpaid. Bald sale
twlng niadesiihjei't to redemption In tlia man
nor provided hy law.
Dated tbls Ktb day of Mar, W,
T, N. lUT.vooa,
BberlfT of Crook County, Urugoo.