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B LOGFIL MENTION
Frank Outturn waa In the cily llii lt
of the wwk from CuUnr.
Mrs. II. Krli'kioii.ttf H.i.l, was
lminiwa vUltr In I'rlimvlIlK Monday.
J. II. Oray was in the rity Monday
Irout liU inttlo rnrh on Ouiiki-.l river.
J. II. VMihIiiiii wss in llm i ity M"lr.
day (ruin hi ram li at Ctilwir.
e ()Hi. YV, UmImhi wan a Imnlm-xn vial
tnr (miii ('ulvrr ilinliix tin-f.ini putt of
the week -Mlee
May lie-d, deputy euunty clerk,
l'llt (Mil III JVlld Tuik IkV to lld
TliankMtlviiiK with her ai tiilH.
Win liuMen dan lea! O'Neil Hioa.
Imtrl al Korea! mi. I vi lli rotidut-t the
hiisiriea In tli (tittiriv '
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A. fr'ouvl was iIumii from hi I'militia
ranrli during I In- nt mrk im ii ml
li run trip.
Uoputy Shi-rlff Ja-. s. Smith iaiue to
rrilieville Iruui iU n.l Snturitiiy to re
main indefinitely.
J. I.. MeCulloeli ri-turiied tlit lat of
the week from a luialuesa trip to I jiij
law anil surrounding puliitn.
Mia. T. M. HiiliUin iiiiiI duuKhtera,
M liars Fay ami lierlha, aru home from
I'Oi'tlauil to aend the winter.
V. B. I'oiiidesler au.l J, Frank Spin
hUik relumed Tuutduy evening from
I.aku anl Klamath tountiea where they
went with a party of timber buyers,
Ik v.rf.T. Mow will proaoli at Mill
Crook next Sunday inornlnit at II o'clock
aieLat Trl'ievlHo at 7;t p.m. Kvery
hody cordially Invited.
Frank Henry and Id tn.row went
over to IWml yetterday to pluy for the
danre gUon llu rf taut nlgnl under the
auipirea of the lion. I Kirn IVsrtiueiit.
Snpt. Mnwiddle returned during tht
week from a visit to lh imbllo arhwla
lathe western an I northern portion
of the roniity,
Jll.ltfl'C. I'.. WlllVl ltoll, Hho was up-
pointed to Ihn fix'rml Iwnrli hint wwk,
Is a hrother-iiil.iw of . M. I'riee of
thin i lly.
Strlntfonoy in the itouto market,
(.oral nierrhaiile Hrdirt that liefore
prlng the llrat addition to the star? of
llli will I wiling at four rtnU a poniul.
An nturatiorial meeting will I hflJ
In Mit.lrari next Saturday. Nnp't Pin-wid-lie,
Prof. Strang and Foril and
MU Maude Kidder Mill attend front
the liHitl at'hiMiln.
tilunihiia i.iIiihom hui Miri lii4l 1 1 1
Namuel )iiij-f tani'h whlrh lies along
Crook.'.! rier just south of the Crooked
river bridge al the liaxe of the (radi.
The transfer was made hint aeek for a
ootmideratloit of fVair).
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i HOLIDAY GOODS
Prineville, OrcRon
Tin-Imnkct am'Inl (jlv.'ii li.v the M.
W. A.. II. N. A. nn.l I). I,. A. Momliiy
evenltiir wft n etiiMinH, tioih eiN'lnlly
nnd fin itoulnlly. A ehort proKrnm
wna truiliTi-il nfirtr whli'li llicliMMkctx
IIIIihI with jioimI ihlntrH to ent wt-ii
nuetloiH'il off to the hltfhi-Ht lildilere.
II. W. Rixvl, of I.ytle, who ritontly
aold liia InU'irMi in the iVanhutea
Lumber eonipnny to the LliiHtera of
WUcotiain, waa In the city on hia way
home yesterday, lie wn relurniiin
from a huainee triji to l.u OramU and
ototi in that vicinity.
F. H. lUier, of Oukilnlo, Waah., nud
Revr W. N. Cook onme in from the rail
road IttHt week with a party of Wash
ington Nople, Tney nnide an inHMe
tion trip of the I. 1. X I ionipHiiy'i
trartaand loM(ht iHverul quarter ace
tiona of land.
The tlrat real touch of winter deei'end-
ed in the ahaiw of nn inch of snow the
tirtof the week, A couth wind that
took exception to the general appear
ance of thiuira melted moat of it hiHiilo
of a dBV after the full.
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Mr. Win. KeUay, mother of J. I'.
Ki'luuy. of Anlmixnl, and I,. N. Kflpwy
of Hlmniko, ilird al hi-r home in Mlmuiko
taut week after a ahort lllnea of pneu
monia. SlnMWypin of aii at the
time of her death.
The ..'luh miMiih.ua who attend the
IHirh Jllika m at Saturday eveiiiii( are
romliiile I to hriiut their invitationi
w hich Hie tiBceHMity IokhIii itdmiMiion
to the hall. ThKand eoatume march
will lein promptly ut tt:15.
J.C, Kiinh wmin tint city thin week
from I.tuiotitit, the iiewoxt towlmite to
he pUtlol In Crook county, lita there
are meet ing with a ready dUpoaal, a
niimlxT o( diH'd huviiiK Imk-ii put on
record duiinii the punt few week.
llerhert Itldeont retiirued last week
from a trip throiiuli the eouiity where
he went to et!ilili hcIIiiik uiteticlea
for Uldoout ft Fo.iter'a conf.H'tioneriea.
Mr. ItidiHiut'a trip m.in marked with
aiiccew, the comtiuiiy it t prew-nt letiiuf
auiK'. with ohli'ii) lor the country
trade,
A. !.. mmhIm illie, mayor of the city of
llcnd, pnxnixl thnni(ti rriuevllle Satur
day, on l.i way home after huviiiK
M'Ut glHiut two moiitlm in a Portland
aanltarium, where he Iota hoen under
olns treatment (or etomach trouhlea.
He' now looka the picture of health and
aaya that he never felt letter
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RUSH SETS
IKor Mini)
Holiday Goods
1'rincvillc, Oregon
ireat preparNliona are Ihmiik made
for tlie Athletir rluh'a Ilili Jinks, achml
ulnd (or next Snturilny cvnin((.
Ordera have le-en phu-eil with a Port
land firm to (uriiih mime 'J.I masquer
ade auita o( ilchna curioua and
Ktiiiiliiiij(, nnd the evening promiaea
to la brim full of merriment.
The Infant daughter of Mr. and Mra.
K. N' (iillnm died at their home aoulh
of.Mnilraa, on lat Fridnv. Interment
took place at the O. IUlo cemetery
Saturday afternoon. The baby waa
only two daya old at the time of ita
4aiu. Mr. and Mra. (jlillam have
many frionda in thii vicinity who
aympalhize with them in their bereave
ment Madraa Pioneer.
The eierieii! aocial entertainmout
Kiven by the High ncliool pnpila at
Athletic hull Monday evening, waa well
atteudixl and the prooecl tell how aue
ceanful the eututtaiiuuent wk. The
Itromi miniiiiit receiveil from all aoureeaa
anmuiiUxl to nearly $15)), leaving a net
balance of 1110 which will be umxl In
buyiari new reference 1mm, ka for the
llfgh wliool library,
Klli'fneu t SmelUer this week com
pleted the interior work in the Miller
tmilJiii ami Tueaday opened their new
retail riu which eeliaia any which
haa yet bien 0H-ntHl to the public. The
Interior liniahiiiKH are net and pleasing
and in adilithin loan attractive dining
room considerable work haa tieen done
in arrunging a grill room in the front
of the huibling which ia to be used a a
Hulking buffet.
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Forest Survior A. X. Ireland baa
nveived word from the department of
the interior to releaae the timber which
he acized from the Arm of ltirdaong &.
Amuiona aoinu time ngo. Tho company
wan tied up for A abort time, but ia now
ready to supply lumber to tho district
around the mill. The cotnpaoy'a work
waa atupped until satisfactory settle
ment waa mude for timber cut off the
reaerve. This waa done without any
hesitancy and the , company intends
now to run without, interruption the
entire winter.
Alla-rt Wurxweller, nbrutlur of
Mayor Wumwellcr, Ikin lai-n In the
city the puat week on m cimihliM-d
hiiMlneiui ami plcnniire Irln. Mr.
W'nraweller la HI the bend of the
hirKt Kiuiernl iiiertuntlle drill In
Jowph, owtieil by hlinwlf nnd hi
brother here, lie left Tueadiy for
Portland to look After IiuhIuohm
mnttein,
ltyron duty I. ft thla iiiorriliiK with
a party of alt Wnahlnirtoii lurid
aeekera w ho Will J( lo the ChrlatfliflH
Luke vnlli-y to locnte on hoineMtenda.
The illMtrlct then- la UdliK Bottled
rnpldly mid It la cxix-clod thnt by
eurly aunimer tlie entire trntt now
viu'itut will have Imi-ii token up by
a-opf under the liouieMleml nud
ihwrt bind ucta.
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X Holiday Goods
Prineville, Oregon
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Kev. Mitchell will preach at II a m.
next Sunday chooaing a Thanhsgivlng
theme for hi eubjeet. Sunday achool
at 10 a. ni. The Preabyterian (,'hriatian
Kndeavor ia invitel to meet with the
Kpworth league for the evening aer
vice. Subject: "Our One j-;cuae,"
Horn. M: 112. The eongregation
will meet with the Methodist ieole fur
the eervice at 7 :itO p. in.
(ieorjte llruiuier, who waa roti
vk ted of limtmliiuuliter ut the May
term of the circuit court held In thla
city In I'JUO, wim urlonel yeeterdny
by OovernorC'liuiiitNTliiln. llruum r
abut and kllleI n umn niimed Itlley,
w ho owned a rauidi on Muddy creeK,
the dln-ct cauae ln-ln it troepiiHM of
Klley'e hIhvii on hinde which did not
belong to him. The petition prny
lnf for a"pnrdoii wna clrculHteil .y
P.runner'a hither and reeelre.l a In rite
number of altfimture.
T. W. Zimniermain and A. B. Kale
lienet were over from Bend Friday even
iiiK nnd Saturday on buainega. Mr.
Zimmermaiiu ia making an effort to put
on Handel's oratorio, "The Crucifix
ion" at lteud thia winter, with a chorus
of 40 voices. Professor F. A. Henry and
aome other of Prineville'a musical
(alcnt may usniat, in caae Mr. Zimmcr
mann'a hopea are realised.
J. ft. Cornet t waa in town on his way
from Shaniko to Summit Prairie the
last of the week. lie waa mpcrintend
ing the loading of several cars of beef
which he aold to Portland firms. Four
ear loads were ahipped lo the Union
Meat Company and one to Burke A Co.
Mr. Cornell wua not overly elated at
the prh-e he received for the' cowa. "It
lan't anything to feel proud about," be
aaid.
Service ut the Methodist church
next Sunday aa follows : Sunday achool
10 a. m. Clasa meeting 12 in. Preach
ing at 11 a. m. Subject: "Tliunks giv
ing Memories." In the evening a
union service will be held. The Pres
byterian Christian Kndeavor society
meeting with the Epworth League at
6:30 and the two congregationa wor
shiping together at 7:30. Both pastors
apeak on the subject Will Metho
dists and Baptists Be Saved?"
Fred and Omar Clay pool have pur-
chased the J. F. Morria stock of eeueral
merchandise and the lirni will now be
known as ('lay pool Bros. Most of the
week haa been spent in taking invoice
of the gooda in the store and as soon as
this work ia completed the new stock
will be arranged. Mr. Morris is retiring
from the business in the hopes of bene
fitting his health which Las not been
of the bent order for some time past.
The young men who have bought him
out are well known and will enjoy a
liloral patronage.
Book Social.
At the Presbyterian Church hatur
day, Iiecwmher C. Program includes
three eolos and "Quarrel lietwen Cas
aiua and llrutua". Fach one corning la
asked to represent a bn.k. Refresh
incuts served bj the girls of th Help
ing Hand Society. Program in full
nett woek.
BIRTH3
lioru to the wife of W. . Hummer, a
aon, on Monday, Nov. W,
Born U the wife of Charlea Peall
daughter, Saturday Nov. 18, V)-.
Born to the w ife of William Oritton,
a daughter, Nov. 10, 1'JOV
Bom to the wife of J. llenry Win lom,
Saturday, Nov. 1H, a daughter.
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A CAHLOAU
Superior Grain Drills
In 10 12 14 and 16 Disc, all Right Hand, and willi our palenl
hard oil cup on the discs. Also a Carload ol
Oliver Gang, Sulky and Walking Plows
Miaa .Nellie McOee was united in
marriage to Mr. Jerry Cramer last
Thursday evevlng, Justice J. L. Luckey
performing tho ceremony. The young
couple siiccfjwfully surprised their
friends and acquaintances, only a few
knowing that the ceremony waa to take
place. Since the wedding they have
been spending the week in the city.
They will make their future home in
Madras, where both enjoy a wide circle
of acquaintances. Mr. Cramer is well
known here where be lived liefore en
gaging in business in Madras. Mrs.
Cramer was formerly a r.-fident of the
valley.
At the Poindexter hotel, Tuesday,
November JH, Miss Inn Brink to Mr.
John M. Mays, of Madras. County
Judge W. A. Bell performed the cere-rnonv.
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We have ihe new No. 5 Oliver Cang in two and three base. This
is the best and lightest running gang plow ever put on the market
The Irame can be adjusted so each base will cut 16 14 or 12 inches,
which combines' Three different size gang plows in one frame.
Should you lose a horse, or if the ground gets dry and hard, you can
reduce the size of your plow lo suit the conditions and go ahead
without losing over one hours' time. THIS SAVING IN TIME
MEANS MONEY TO YOU. ,
All Sizes and Styles of Oliver Walking
Plows on Hand
Our Stock of Grain Drills, Plows and Extras
is the largest in Central Oregon.
We Can Fill Your Wants
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JEWEL SETS
Holiday Goods
Prineville, Oregon
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Notice of Meeting.
Notice Ih hereby kIvcii thut the
regular nnnuiil luei-tiug ami election
ofollleernof the Prineville Fire IK
pnrtuient will la held nt the Fire
inan'H hall Monday evening, liecfiii
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(J. X. Cijktox, Sey. Wm 1kaikr
1'n-nhlent.
Man's UDreasonableoess
Bible Contest Postponed.
The Bible Contest between the differ
ent Sunday schools, which was to have
been given about ti e middle of Decern
her, baa been pt'-"t'oned until the latter
part of Januii; -. i he change was made
owing to th u nt number of social
events 'planned for tnia month. The
date will be given aa soon as arrange
ments hava been made in full.
"Honorbilt"
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Shoe
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"Western Lady"
FOR WOMEN
Cannot be excelled in Style
or Quality
$3.50 and $4.00
Im often am great aa womnnV But
Thou. S. AiiHtln, Mgr. of tho "llepub
llenn," of U'iivcii worth, Ind., wna
not uiireuHonulil.' when he refuaed to
nllow the iloctora to operate on hia
wife, for female troulde, '"InMend."
he suya, '"we eoncliideil to try F.lec
trlc Iiittern. My wife wu then eo
Mick, ehoeouhl hnnlly leave her bed,
and five phyaicium hud failed to r'
relieve her. After tnUhijr Flettrie
Dlttein, bIiowhm )erfeetl.v eured, and
can now iierfurm all her honsehold
dutlen." Guaranteed bv J. II. Tern.
pleton'e and I). I. Ad.nnaon'H drug.
glta, jtrlce imV.
and you are beginning to wonder- what you are going to give that sweetheart
or other loved one as a token of your regard. Just arriveda large line of
HOLIDAY GOODS a..
Toys lor the children. Bocks lor the studious. Fancy Chinaware lor the ladies and an elegant
line ol Fine Albums. Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets, Horn Novelties, Mirrors, Pictures and one thou
sand other uselul and ornamental articles that are Desirable Christmas Presents. Don't wait until
the cream is rjone but come in now, make your selection and have us set it aside lor you.
Hand Painted Shells Free With Purchases
We have a limited numlier ot" 33rant;fut Jfantl 3aiti Shmiu, worth 60 cents each which,
while they last we will give away absolutely free, one ouly to each person making a three-dollar purchase.
RIDE0UT I FOSTER
The General
Furnishing Store
I Will Give Yon a Fine Present
Recently I purchased the Johnson, Booth & Co. Store including their
Fall purchases then enroute from Shaniko. These and every article
therj in the house have been marked down to a low price. Now to
make room for extensive improvements in my store, on Friday,
November 25, will begin, for cash only ((igs
A GRAND HOLIDAY SALE
Everything in the Dry Goods, Clothing, Hat, Men's and Women's Funush-
ings and Footwear departments is included in this Great Holiday Sale
Stewart & Co.
Agents
The Proposition
With every purchase you will receive in
addition to the articles purchased, goods ol
your own selection Irom these departments
to the amount ol ONE SIXTH ol your
Purchase
One-Sixth Will Be Affords You Chance
Returned to You
II your bill is $12 you get $2 worth II
$24 you get $4 worth, etc.. making you a
very substantial HOLIDAY PRESENT
To get your holiday gilt ol your own selec
tion a chance to save 16 and 2-3 per
cent on your purchases and to get clean
new goods at a low cash price
REMEMBER THIS SALE CLOSES DECEMBER 30
C. W. E L K INS'
CALL AND SEE MY NEW GROCERY AND HARDWARE DEPARTMENTS
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