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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL Page 3 Prineville - Redmond Auto Stage Line JOHN E. HUNSAKER, Prop. Mail, passengers, express, baggage and freight. Connect with all trains. Leave Redmond ench morning on arrival of Train No. 104, arrive Prineville two hours later. Leave Prineville 3:00 p. m. STOP iwtawwr. That cough by using our White Pine and Tar (mentol ated) Cough Svrup "Our Name Your Assurance of Beat Quality" PRINEVILLE DRUG CO. PRESCRIPTIONS Exclusive NYAL Store Paint Your Home Now While Linseed Oil is Only 90c per Gallon 15c below the Portland market! We bought when the price was down and that U the reason we can under sell all others A. H. LIPPMAN & CO. Free Information to the Mail Order Man! Select watch and price in iny mail order catalogue; ? ve the nuiulwr clear. If you can't coma, writs nntl ask for prices and what allowance on ol! watch. N'o Urge stock of watches to pay inttrest on, hut order any make of watch wanted. lS-siao Waltham P. S. B, 17-jewtl, 20 year case for 113-33. Ack for cheap pricee. PERCY R. SMITH, Watchmaker and Jeweler City Meat Market HORIGAN & REINKE, Props. Choice Home-Made Hams. Bacon and Lard Fresh Fish and Oysters Fruit and Vegetables in Season CAPTAIN KIEHNE A J f "'J f ; V-,, t" Vt' . , . --, A f ' . V?, ', : ' i Photo by American l'r Assoclallon. Captain H. .8. Klehne, commander of the American ship aunk by the Ger man raider Prlnz Eltel Friedrich. New Nobby Sailors in the latest shapes Tipperary Hats and Pattern Hats The lateat creations in Millinery. The moat com plete and up-to-date atock ever received in Prineville and hats arriving" daily. Come in and look them over Mrs. Estes The Milliner PRINEVILLE. OREGON Marquis Seed Wheat and r Montana Banner Oats Prineville Flour Mills BRIEF WAR NEWS The fall of Przemysl (luring the pout week consolidated Russia's hold on eastern Gallcla, and has released the Investing army for field operations elsewhere. No detulls on which full : reliance can be placed have been mndo known concerning the strength of the ; force to which I'rzemyal cupllulated. It la probable, however, that the first estimates were too high, and less than 100,000 meu were used on these opera tion. The Russians were compelled to cvacuato Memel after a surprise at tack by a German detachment The heavy conditions of the highways caused by rains led the Slav to be lieve their possession of the east Prus sian port was secure. Tho Germans, however, overcame the difficulties of transport and drove the Russians sev eral miles Into their own territory. Ac cusations of extensive pilfering at Me mel have been made by the Germans and have been followed by reprisals at Suwalki, Lomza and Grodno and along the Russian Baltic coast, where open towna were bombarded by a Ger man fleet The Dardanelles bombardment has accomplished nothing of value during the week to the attacking warships. While there has been some fight ing along the east Prussian frontier and in Uukowina, the mountains of I both the enst and the west are the I scenes of the most important engage ments at present. In tho'Vosges the French, after a long tight, the position changing hands more than once, bave finally establish ed themselves on the summit of Hart mann'sW'ellerkopf. a mountain petik 15 niilea northwest of Mculhauaen and a few miles north of Thann. This Is considered an Important success, as It gives the French command of a con siderable amount of country occupied by the Germans. The fight for the position has been a bitter one, and has been going on for many days. On the western front, USyond the French success In the Vosges, where the Germans abandoned a large quan tity of material and left numerous dead on the ground, there have been no events of Importance, neither side apparently being ready as yet for the big effort which everybody has been expecting. There have been the usual bombardments of the positions and mine w arfare and the aviators on both sides have shown much actlvivty. Holland's request for an explanation from Germany of the sinking of the Medea and tho capture of two other Dutch steamers Is creating much In terest In diplomatic circles, where it is pointed out that the vessels of other neutral countries bave not been molested. Well Drilling We are tquipptd to drill any kind of welln under any and all conJitions. Depth Guaranteed Only Experienced Men Employed. We have drilled eix Ar tesian wells in and near Prineville. All are now flowing. Wagoner & Co. Prineville, Oregon For new and old stomach trouble uce Adamson's Digest eze. Price 50c or eix boxes for f'2 50 poctpaid to any addrecs in the United States of America. For ale by 1). P. Adamson & Co., Piinev ile, Oregon. i t-jfi..t KsHix r I I ! 0. C. CLAYPOOL W. K. KING CO ! i i i O0D-LARK" TRADE MARK Gophe;! Poison I QUICK, CERTAIN, - DEADLY! 1 READT FOR MSTA.XT I'SK. XEVKR KAILS. Destroy squirrels, gophers, prairie doge, tetw rate. Apply early In ttyrir.u when the huncry f eet awake from Winter' sleep. Money back f It ever tails. "Wood-Lark" for 26 year has stood every test. It's crop Inauraoot acalnat rodent pesta. If your dealer hasn't It. writ ua. Clarke, Woodward Drug Co. VOB.TLAXD. OUtXiO. FOR SALE KY . ,.v CLIFTON & CONNETT O. W. ELKINb J. E. STEWART & CO. Prineville Motor Freight Co. Daily motor truck service to and from Red mond. Special trips. Delivery to all parts of the city. Quick and reliable service. Red juniper wood for sale. Office west of Post Office. Prineville Motor Freight Co. Prineville, Oregon Plant Jirees Now 1 Fear of Massacre Moves Washington. Washington. Alarming reports of atrocities, Including the hanging of 60 men taken from the French mission and five from the American mission compound at Gulpaslian, Persia, stir red the Btate department to further ef forts to obtain protection for Ameri can missionaries and refugees in the vicinity of Urumlah, Persia, where an uprlstng of Kurds threatens a general Christian massacre. To be successful in getting every tree in your new orchardtojgrow, plant ing should be done during the next month and as soon as possible Come and select your own trees;see them before you buy and select just the size and kind you want! We will keep a yard in Prineville for the next thirty days where you can buy any thing you wanr in fruit trees and berry plants. Ifjyou cannot come, mail your order in and we will deliver promptly Roses, Ornamental Shrubs, Climbing Vines, Etc. The demand has been so great in the past that we have decided to add a line of roses and various ornamental plants for this spring's trade, and the first assortment of these plants will arrive the last of this week. Call and see them at our yard, west end of First street, or call at the Journal office. Laf ollette Nursery Co. PRINEVILLE Both Phones OREGON Get the 0 Jocko and Leo In "Don't Get Scared!" ??????? By Gross ' El2- r-,. vYAU. laiJMAM MONKEY NtSXVi., A VNtLL.SHuT tp.a FOOL IM a human uon i r - l CS A . - ,1 P ' 1