Crook County Journal Candidates Column J QNATH AN BOURNE, Jr. 0ggg0BSSSB Q
$ Prineville's Big Spring Dress Goods Showing
STEFFA & BAILEY. Publi.her.
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PrincrUle, Oregon, March 22, 1906.
THE SQUARE DEAL
ii in only right Umt l,rok ,,f my .iiiillilrailiniH m. if in your
eounty tliis year nhnulil live the I opinion I am eitiulle and worthy
western Dart of tlie countv renre-! rieetfiill.v xolii it your Hiiiimrt.
eentation in the countv court. It I
i the firnt time that an oilier Iiuh
Si Hod(e. for Sheriff.
To the i Ui 1 1 1 J i ( t Voterx of Crook
i-oiuity: I iletdre i In noniiiin t ion to
the ollicv if Sheriff if Crook county
am! Hiiliiuit herewlt Ii my name for
your i'oiixiilcralioii nt I Ik- primary!
il.il ion April ID, l'.KMi. I jihW at
jyour liamlH a careful eoimiderai ion i
S. K. HoiXiKH. I'rincvl
W. W. Br.w. fr Sheriff.
To the lteiibliean voter of Crook j
eounty: I hereby announce my can-1
iltilacy for tin noiiiiiiatioii to tin
oHice of .sheriff of Crook county at
the April riinurifM ami resietfiilly
Molicil your Hiijiport.
V. W. ISitow.v, CroHi Kc.vh.
lx-en asked for by thin now rapidly
developing section, and the lirst
time that the district in iiuestion
has brought forth a candidate for
commistdonerKhip. Heretofore
wentern Crook has had little to
j?ive in the general makeup of the
county in general. The present!
year Keen a material change in the
opposite direction. The past 24
months has witnessed an unpre
cendented growth and develop
ment along the valley of the Des
chutes. There are interests there
and the people that have the right
to demand representation. But it
is not a question of might and
right. Simply an exemplification
of the "mmare rleal." Kmm
. , To the Democratic voters of Crook
non-partisan standpoint western j l.ollnt v. , ,lt.vl)V mmounce myself a
Crook right now is making its j candidate for the nomination to the
final step to the threshhold as a ! olliee of Sheriff of Crook county,
mighty factor in the progress
B. F. Mum fer Sheriff.
To the Itepuhlican Voters of Crook
County: I hereby announce myself
a candidate for nomination to the
office of Sheriff of Crook County
Hiihjeet to the division of the Itepub
lican voters at the primary election
in April 2(1, l'.HMi.
B. 1". .Ioiinso.v, J'rineville.
Jacob Stroud for Sheriff.
Oregon, subject to the decision of
the Democratic voters of the county
at the primary elirtiou to lie held
April IlKMi.
.1 acoii SriKirn, I.ainoittn.
development, upbuilding and leg
islation of things Central Oregon.
As such she is entitled to a fair
share of recognition. j -,
The argument is thrown against! Frank Elkiai for Sheriff.
Mr. ISayley that he is not a heavy j I hereby announce myself as a
tax payer. Even so, when Crook J candidate for nomination to the
county was first formed and her!0'"1''' r s'erlff of Crook county,
fill I licet to the decision
publican voters at tin
April I'll. 11)01!,
Kiiank Ki.kins, Madras
f the Ke-
pi'liuaries
first ollicers stepped into their
positions there were mighty few of
them could boast of either heavy
possessions or the payment of
large taxes. Crook county's fu
ture is primarily dependent upon j To the Republican voters of Crook
her new imputation. Crook I county: 1 hereby announce myself a
coucty would be that much better
off Were file 1lur li-ir,iilntt.,i
, , i,...viii vii . ( . . . , . , l.,,,,.,., I!,.,,.,
And VlilCI'M lit llll 1 il'llil 11 I'li'i't.iiilt ml
Sam Collint for Sheriff.
; candidate for nomination to the
I olllce of Sheriff of Crook countv sub-
timeg what it figures today.
the new population ten times what!
it figures today. And the new j
population needs, expects and has i
a right to ask for representation j
because the day is not far distant j
when the new will outnumber thi
ol d.
April 1!t0(i.
Sam Coi.uns, I'rlnevllle,
J. H. Haner for Couaty Clerk.
'I'o tin- Kepubllcau voters of Crook
county: I hereby announce my can
i didacy for the republican nomina-
I lion for (lie ollice of county clerk
; under the direct primary law, sub
One of the best tax collections in l,rt r "he decision of the voters,
the history of the sheriff's office .1. H. Hankk, I'rlnevllle.
will go on record for this year, "
more particularly for the fifteen Wm- Jok for County Clerk,
days beginning with March 1, The undersigned, ivspcctfull.v pn
when the collections beitan on the ; W'II,H ''Is name to tin- reiubllcan
1905 roll, and March 15, when ' V"U'VH ,,f ('n,,,k l'"'""-v 0I''"1'-
, culminate io i ue omce ol county
primary election April
V.I. .loilNKON.
M. H. Bell for County Treasurer.
days of grace were ended so far as
rubates are concerned. Up to that I uo, iuimi
time there had he n collected in 1
the two weeks a total sum of!
48,5ti3.W) out of the total!
HMHesninnt of 71 t',1 Mil
''.'"(, To 1 lie Democratic voters of Crook
balance of delinquent taxes ,,.,,, v: I hereby announce myself a
amounting to 2'2,557.7. : candidate for the d 'inocratlc nonii-
1 j nation for county treasurer before
the direct primary election on April
' .HI. M. II. Itni.i.. I'rlnevllle. '
HAS A GOOD RECORD.
Klectlon of Pulled States senators
by direct vote of the people: an un
awervliiK oppoMitlon to any modifi
cation of the Chinese Kxelusion law,
admitting paiiier labor (l competl
tlon with the IntelliKvnl working
melt tif this country, and tlie policy
of doing everything possible to
make Oregon a greater state are
G. N. Clifton for County Treaturer.
To the Kepubllcau voters of Crook
county: I hereby announce myself a
candidate for the nomination to the
olllce of County Treasurer on the
Ucpiiblicau ticket and ask the
support of the party voters at the
some of the thlllp advocated by II. ' primary election April
M. Cake, Uepublicau candidate for ' U. X. Clifton.
United .States senator.
Mr. Cake has a record as an advo
cate for a greater tliv-fon. No one
man has done any more than Mr.! 1 hereby announce to the Demo.
Cake to launch (lie movement re-1 era tit- voters of Crook county my
ceiitly set .on foot to organize this candidacy to the otltce of County
state for greater development. Mr. j Coininlssloner on the DeniiM-ratlc
Cake sacriliced n givnt deal of time; ticket subject to the division at the
and energy to this movement with! I'rhnarlcs April SO.
T. H. Lafollette for County Comnmtioner.
no thought of MM'soual compensa
tion. If he Is elected to the Senate,
Oregon will have a man who has
the reputation of doing things, and
that Is what the people want.
As a champion of the Chinese
Kxelusion act, Mr. Cake clearly
shows his friendship for the labor
ing Interest of this country.
T. II. Lakou.ktt, l'rinevllle.
WILLIS S. DUN I WAY
Candidate for State Printer
At Republican Primary, April 20, 1906
"I hereby pledge to the pcoplt
Socialist County Convention.
The Socialist County Convention
for Crook county, state of Oregon,
Is hereby called to meet at the Cir
cuit Court room at Trim-vlHe. Ore
gon, on Wednesday, April 2,1th, at
10 a,, m. for t lie purpose of nomlnat
: Ing candidates for all the county
! olllces to be tilled at the next gei'i
eral election, and for the transaction
of such other business as may come
. before said convention. Tlie con
! veutloll will consist of one doleirate
i at large from each prtvinct and one i
in. i i .I., - j
i luitmioiuii ucicgtiic lor every eignt
j (SI votes or majority fraction there
; of cast for tlie Socialist candidate for
; Supreme Judge. All members in
', good standing of the Crook County
Socialist Local are admitted as
I pelegates. Xo proxies, will lie enter
j tallied. The Central Committee re
; commended that the I'rimaries lie
j held In the several precincts at the
j voting place 'therein on Saturday,
! .pill H. ISHRI, ai i p. III.
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Republican Candidate for United States Senator
CHAMPION OF STATEMENT ONE
.louatiiau I'ourne, . I r., candidate before the Kepubllcau primaries for tlie
nomination of 1'nlted Slates Senator in congress, for the long term, com
mencing March 4, l!HlT, was born in Xew liedford, Mass.. February i'i, 1.S55,
was a niember of t he class of 1.H77 at Harvard I'ni versity: came to Cortland
May Hi, 1n"S; was a Republican member of) the Oregon I'gislature in tlie
session of lSNTi, and the extra session of lHMi; was one of Oregon's delegates
to tin Republican National Convention of I.Sns, and Oregon's member of
the Republican .National Committee from INNS to lN!rJ, and a delegate to
the Republican National Convention of ISW, and was elected as a Mitchell
Republican to the Oregon legislature in 1MM!.
Mr. Hourne lias bvn more prominently identified with the development
of the mineral resources of Oregon than any other man in the state, having
expended in the last 20 years over 1,000,000 of his own money in the ncipil
sttiou and development of Oregon mines.
While Mr. Ronnie has had his residence and main otlice In 1'ortland since
IH"H, lie has lut 1 1 another ollice at Xew liedford, Mass., ami lias carried ou
the business of ids father's estate since lHS'l, which makes him familiar with
many of tlie large interests and leading men in tlie Kast. These ipialiti
calions, in conjunction wit h liis energy, originality, extvutive ability and
experience in business and political' affairs pre-eminently qualify him for
making an able and inllueni in) senator for tlie state of Oregon.
Mr. Ronnie lias always favored extending the dirtvt power of the people
over their government a.s far as possible.- He was one of the leading spirits
in the Dilative tuul Referendum movement from 1N!M! until It was approved
by the voters at tlie June election in I'.MIl'. In 1004 he was a niember of the
extvutive committee of tin1 Direct I'riniary Nomina Hon League, and holds
the same position wit li the People's Power League at this time. In all
these movements he has been one of the few to guarantee the necessary
expenses of preparing and proposing their measures to the people.
He says that t he choice of 1'nlted States Senator should be by direct vote
of the people, a'nil that the legislature should be compelled to elect the man
the people select. To accomplish this result, lie is championing statement
Xo. 1 of the primary elections law as the only method by which public
opinion may be crystallised and made effective upon the legislature.
In his petition lor nomination he says:
"II I am nominated" and elected, I will, during my term ol ollice, lavor
"Republican Politics.
"Amending National Constitution lor Peoples Election ol United Stales
Senators.
"Publicity Political Campaign Expenses.
"National Control ol Corporations in Interstate Commerce.
"Rigid Exclusion ol Asiatic Coolie Labor: Good Wages Make Good
Citizens.
"Legal Limitation Hours lor Safety on Railroads.
Parcels Post. Including Rural Delivery.
"Pure Food Laws.
"Liberal Appropriations lor Panama Canal, Coast Defenses, River and
Harbor Improvements, including Columbia and Willamette Rivers
Coos, Yaquina and other Oregon Harbors, Celilo Canal, Goveininen
Canal al Oregon City.
"Fair Share ol Irrigation Fund lor Oregon.
"Loyal Support lor Successful Candidates.
"Rigid Enforcement Statement One.
"Roosevelt lor Second Elective Term.
"I desire that the following statement be printed alter my name on the,
nominating ballot: I
"I WILL SUPPORT PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S DETERMINATION
THAT JUSTICE BE DONE ALL MEN."
FOR SALK. Timber Land and Mill I i-iii-Ttsm'
hJI ill
Site. Ou account of continued In-, j!j M . Hohner's
tinnily the owner lias itivnteil to
unit 111.. V. ,11 li L'iwI ,, n.. ,!..! ,,f I JJ
tlouil, Tp it South, of Range fljjj
East W. M. In Crook County Ore-! li
, ,111
mill, coilipriMliiK I'"' acicw oi ii
timber land and the mill-site known
as Pringle Kails, on the Deschutes
River. Address nil inquiries to
M. K. ItitiXK, l'rinevllle, Oregon.
HARMONICAS
of all the latest styles at
prices that are right.
ij. 1'. Auamson & Co,
pET5lTtllTTarj
The place to buv your Best
Roasts, Steaks, Etc.
i O. K
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Is at the
Meat Market
p.
IVleuates have Ixvn apportioned
among the several voting precincts Coughs unit Voids,
iw follows: j tis. Weak Limits.
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. .ash noon .1, ocnu .1, much mil ic -I, i f , .,.,..,,,.1 ... 11
T ; ii . t. 1. 1 1, .. ... 1,,... 1 vripiH. 1 iiuiraileet at It
Oregon n great reduction of the j c,.)mK Keys I, Camp Creek 1, Hardin ! Templeton A son drug store,
enormous cost of the office, if elected, j 1, Howard 1. Hay Creek i. Haystack ! ami 11.00. Trial Uittle tree.
ami 1 declare upon 111 v honor that I j ' Ireland 1, Johnson Creek i, Kut-
hall mfk neither to -ns-tuate old , c.,'mr ,7 M'tKfry '-'. McKuy i.
, Mill ( iin'k t, Maurv 1, .Newsom
abumw of the ottlce nor engage ln;(Wk , Prlneville A. Sunuuit 1,
new Hcheiues to loot the treasury" ! Willow Creek 1, Powell Unites I,
Wlllla S. Duniwav. J.anioi.t 1, Itcilmoud 1, Lanllaw I,
Notice to Debtors.
All parties knowing themselves in
debted to the undersigned firm
kindly settle their accounts as soon
as possible. We have considerable
money outstanding and the closing
of both small and large accounts
will lie esteemed a favor.
Smith & Ci.kkk.
Doctors Are Puzzled.
The remarkable recovery of Kenneth
Melver, of Vftnceburo, Me., is the sub-
ject of much interest to the medical j
fraternity Hiid a wide circle of friends.
He siivs nl his case : "Owing to severe
iutlaniation of the Throat ami conges- j
tion of the I. uugs, three doctors gave
ni up to die, w hen, as a last resort, It
was induced to trv lr. King's New '
Discovery and 1 am happy to WiitivVV WWWWv'i
saved my life." Cures the worst
bronchitis. Tonsili
ffi
New Spring Dress Goods New Showing of Beautiful
We have here a showing in all the leading; Spring Shirts Waists in Lawns
shades of Orny that has never been eiiiiylcl m Kmbroiilercil l.ineiis, Kitureil Madras and
in Prineville lfore. Cream ami White Lace Trimmed Wash Silks in nil colors and
KnxliKli Mohair Brillianteens, Henrietta "Al- "'v','- 75 cents to $3.50 each
betross, etc., incliuling manv novelty waist- An attractive arrv of Novelty Neck Hibbons
int; for Spring. Tinsel l'.elts, Rack ami Side Tombs, llaml
Bas, Silk and Kid tlloves.
Wash Merial. in a Greater Variety Watch OUr show Window
Dress Swisses, xTfuH l'o,,.i-, Mercer- a Grand . Display of
ized Battists, Persian J.awn Dimities, India JVlen's and BoyS Spring
Linens, . Madras anil French (iinghams from -, .1 .
12j cents to bo cents er ynrd. Ulottling ""
WURZWEILER & THOWISOW $
DRY GOODS AND FURNISHINGS S)
1906
19061
THE IMPORTED
BELGIAN STALLION
Brillant de Aubremee
(1880) (202601
PKOPliKTY Ol
The Haystack Livestock. Breeders Association will be
kept at the Leach Place, three miles west of Lamonta
on Prineville-ulver road, except Fridays and Satur
days, when he will be at the S. S. Hrown place.
SEASON BEGINS THE FIRST OF APRIL
Description: Brillant is a very large, heavy honed, heavy ehested lior.se, remarkably
hearty and rugged,' well qualified to transmit draft character to his foal. Color
lilack, with white markings. Weight 2000 pounds more or less aeeording to
conditions.
Fees: Single service $10 due at time of service. Season $20 due at end of season
Insurance $25 due when foal sucks. Also payable if mare is disposed of, or
moved from the county. Mares from a distance will be well cared for at cost of
feed only, but will not assume responsibility in case of accident,
Relieving, that farmers should not rely on the grain market alone, the above
company was organized to facilate the breeding of improved stock. Horses of the
above type will enable them to profitably market their surplus produce at home. -
ft. Springer, President; .las. T, Robinson, Secretary; T..J. Leach, Treasurer.
Directors:
ADDRESS:
J. H. VVindom, W. E. llelfrich, ft. II. Osborn
.1. L. Windoni, and S. S. Brown
H. L. B. Association
CULVER, OREGON
1 REDUCTION SALE
JO'Neil Bakery 1
" In the Miller Building
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4 PRINEVILLE, - OREGON HEEa
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A GREAT REDUCTION on OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
Clothing, Hats, Shoes and
Winter Underwear
Has been made as we intend to sell them out
complete in order to have room for our Spring
Stock, (let our prices before buying elsewhere
A CHOICE LINE OF
Candies, Nuts, Cigars and Tobacco
CALL IN AND LOOK OVER OUR STORE
KrcNh ltivatl. Ties nml I'jikes
n I way mi Imiul.
I'nstry of all kiiuls niaile to
nnler.
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OWL CASH STORE
Dunham & Adams
Prineville, Oregon
J. W. HANLEY
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I Murxenetis ana l.a ' k
ilums)ii
"WHHh S. DuuIwh.v i ii until oi,1
. . Done by order ol the oelitlist
uterllng lntKrlty nnd thorough j ,., v (Vntrnl Coiuniitte Maivh
knowknlie of the printing lmnlneM." ljuni. j. u. Hknham, Clmlrmnii
Poftliiil Labor I'ivmh. U. F. Wiijuut , See ret my.
ft.
Try some of our own make of
Bacon and Hams
O. K. Meat Market
I'olilitrv Onlein not overlooked
Star Barber Shop
HYDK vV McKAE, Prop's.
Our Kaircutting is up-lo-ilate.
Our shaving is
comfortable. Our shop is
new and clean.
Henderson Building
VKINKV1LI.K, - OKKitOS
4 Livery, Feed and Sale Stable J
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5 i Horses Boarded bv the Day. Week t j
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First Class Lavery
Ris for Rent
LUMBER
When in need of Lumber
Shigles, Mouldings, Windows'
Doors or Glasses see
SHIPP & PERRY
For Prices on Them
r Of liuvo Brid(?r Prineville, Oregon
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