Several Thousand Hardy Acclimated
Fruit Trees For Sale
Trees are grown on the, south side of Powell Duttcs
Ready for fall or spring delivery
Apples - Pears - Plums - Cherries
Also Currents, Gooseberries and Reo Raspberries
Are select for hardiness as well as quality
Prices Reasonable
We have had thirty years r xperienoe in fruit growing in various psrtu
of Central Oregon. Our buyers profit by this experience.
For particular vi.it iht nurMry, addV or phone
THE LAFOLLETTE NURSERY CO.
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Ladies!
We are Showing the Latest in Millinery. Bought of
Leading Eastern Importers, Styles Distinctly New.
Prices Lower than a year ago. " In retail trade the best
hats are sold first We therefore recommend that you
buy early.
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first Showings of Ladies, Young Ladies
and Children's Coats in plain and color
combinations. Coats are considerably
heavier than last year. Prices are r.o
greater.
Men's Clothing.
Men's Clothing. For the man who knows
and who wants style and quality, the New
Brown Shoes. There's Nothing Better.
Collins W. Elkins
Club Smoker
Monday Night.
Don't forget the smoker Mon
day night at the Club. Besides
the enjoyments there will also be
some important business mat
ters to attend to. In connection
with the various land shows to
be held throughout the country.
It is especially important that
every member of the club be pres
ent at this smoker. Get together,
fellows.
Railroad Celebration
At Redmond.
Committees from the Red
mond Commercial Club are mak
ing plans for Railroad Celebra
tion day, to be held there soon
to commemorate the advent of
the Oregon Trunk Railway in
that city. The date has not
been definitely set. President
Gray, of the Oregon Trunk, has
notified the president of the
club that it may be possible to
run a special there for October
2, but as the Central Oregon De
velopment League meets at
Burns on that date and tho rail
road officials of the road want to
attend that event, it was deemed
advisable to fix another date for
the celebration at Redmond.
President Gray has now wired
that it may be possible to get
special trains there aoout Sep
tember 3, or perhaps sooner,
and the club has taken the mat
ter up with General Passenger
Agent Cotnan. If possible the
celebration is to be held the
latter part of this month. Quite
a delegation of members of the
Portland Commercial Club has
promised to attend ihe celebra
tion there, and the railroad of
ficials of the Oregon Trunk and
Deschutes roads have signified
their intention of being there to
help along with the ceremonies.
Governor West and other state
officials will also be there. The
programme of the day will con
sist of baseball games, with good
sized purses; Wild West bronco
busting, band concerts, speak
ing by prominent men, and a big
banquet. Preparations have al
ready been made to take care of
the big crowd that will come
from all parts of Central Oregon,
as well as from Portland and the
Willamette Valley. I
Southern Pacific
File Answer.
The long expected answer oj
the Southern- Pacific railroad
company to the suit filed by the
government for the recovery of
2,273,000 acres of land held by
the company as state grant lands
was filed at Salem on the 6th.
The railroad company in its
answer holds that the erovem-
ment has for forty years collect- j
ed taxes on the unsold portions
of the land involved and made ilo
protest against the patenting of
the lands in question.
In the government's suit the
company was charged with for
feiting all its rights to posses
sion of the land involved when it
sold the land off in tracts con
taining more than 160 acres to
more than one individual and at
more than 2.50 an acre, as was
specified when the land was giv
en the railroad company.
The value of the land included
in this grant and over which the
suit is pending, is $70,000,000.
Suit was brought some time
ago by the government on the
grounds above to annul the title
LOCAL MENTION
IfMaine stays dry. -The total
vote stood: For repeal, 60,216;
against repeal, 60,511, leaving a
majority of 295 againtl repeal.
Mrs. Hioton brought in two fine
big potatoes this morning that
were raised on the McKay by her
son, Alex. It these are fair
samples of his crop, Mr. llinton
will soon be a close rival of Till
man Reuter for dry farming products.
A. A. Camp and Carl Swanson,
two of the injured in the Oregon
Trunk wreck at Moody, who were j
to have brought suit at the next j
term of circuit court for $5000 i
damages, have filed a petition i
with the county clerk that the j
cases be removed to the U. S.
circuit court. After due consid
eration Judge Bradshaw granted I
the petitions and the case will be
tried at the next setting of the'
court at Portland. The Dalles '
Optimist.
CROOK COUNTY HIGH SCHL0L
PROSPEROUS.
(Concluded from 1st page.)
things which interfere with the
accomplishment of this object
We are always glad to have such
speuKcrs come to us ana we
hope we may have many more
this year. Rev. Lininger made
a few remarks but ho preferred
to give Mrs. Unruh the time.
We will hear him again some
time, we hope soon.
The boys have begun to plan
for the season's games in foot
ball. We have an abundance of
good material this year and .Mr,
Brewster, who did such excel
lent work last fall, is tn Chicago
studying the game. He will
soon return and very generously
offers to help us again this year.
Negotiations are on foot for a
series of games with Portland
teams and we will be able to
give a good account of ourselves.
We think we can nrovn that tho
Upon the petition of numerous !Crook County Hi h , th
leaders in every way.
residents of Lake county, en
dorsed by Senator Bourne, the
secretary of the interior has des
ignated as subject to entry un-
Ider the enlarged
to the corporations grant lands luerlne enlarged nomesteaa act,
in this state. After a very hard llands io TP8" 2(5 and 27 S- RanS-
legal over the company's demur
rer Judge Wolverton overruled
it, and this answer would appear
to mean that the corporation ex
pects to fight the case through
to a finish. In fact, one of the
greatest arrays of legal talent
ever lined up in any case in the
history of the country will prob
ably clash when this answer
comes up to issue and the final
result will be watched for by the
general public as it will be one of
wide interest, not only in Oregon
but all over the United States.
Those who are waiting to take
up homesteads on the company's
lands, however, would better
come to Central Oregon to settle,
for there is a strong probability
that most of them will die of old
age long before the final deter
mination of this celebrated suit.
If the company loses in the lower
court and there is every reason
to believe it will lose there is
still the circuit ceurt cf .appeals,
and finally the United States su
preme court, either of which may
re verse the district court.
Subscribe for the Crook
Journal. $1,50 per year.
County
es 15, 16 and 17 E.; and Tp 28 S
R. 16 E., Lake county. These
lands are about 12 miles north of
Silver Lake. The' list of lands
designated will be filed in the
land office at Lakeview. ,
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A bad cutting scrape occurred
Saturday night at Opal City,
when Joe Rossi was slashed un
mercifully by a companion, Joe
Nell, with a sawedoff caseknife.
Both are Italians, and both were
intoxicated at the time. The ;
quarrel was who should occupy j
a certain bunk in the bunk house, j
and Rossi, being the larger man,
slapped his companion, who
after repeated attacks drew his
knife and cut Rossi so badly that
the Opal City surgeons wero
doubtful as to his recovery.
Rossi was taken to a hospital at
Portland, and yesterday word
came that it was thought he
would live. Nell was arrested
Sunday, admitted the act, and is
now in the county jail.
LOOK TO YOUR ROOF
A leaky roof i the most annoying
and expensive item with which
the property owner has to contend.
Save the expense by covering
all your buildings with
For Sale.
One Z In. full truck $45; one
heavy buggy, $35; one road cart,
l!v fill In csnrkri fr.nf1tt4n W,,. ...
see Ctias. v, Cohdart, Prinevllle,
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Nothing to worry about then.
No leaks no damage, no repairs.
No tar, paper or rubber to rot,
crack and melt nothing to rust.
Ready for laying; you can do it
yourself. Outlasts metal and
shingles; costs less.
See that you get the genuine.
SHIPP & PERRY
Prinvills, Oregon
For Sale or Trade.
Team brood mures and colts for
sale or tade for Kindle driver. In
quire of J. W. Stewurt' at Klklns'
store. 9-7-lmp
Wanted.
A good milch cow by "A" at
Journal office. 9.7
Express and Passengers.
Express matter from Culver to I'rino
ville one pent pound. Passengers
$2.60.
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Dressmaking
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Olive and Goldie Telfer
Ladies, we cut, fit and make
garments
We use the only practical method of
cutting garments, everything being done
by the actual inch measurement, on
the same principle as the tailor cuts for
gentlemen and perfect fitting gar
ments may be cut for all kinds
and sizes of forms.
Dressmaking by the Day Opposite Presbyterian Cburch
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L, J COLLEGE. CoralUa. Ortgon, .
Culver Warehouse Co.
Forwarding Agents for all Interior Points.
Grain, Hides and Wool stored and shipped
Have your goods shipped in care kof
Culver Warehouse Co.
CULVER, ORE.
Long Distance Phone
H. C. TOPPING,
Manager
in Office
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THE HAMILTON STABLES
J. H. WIGLE, Proprietor
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Stock boarded by the day, week or month at
Reasonable rates. Remember us when in
Prineville. Rates Reasonable. We have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent