The Gty Election.
Additional Locals.
The Winnek Company
(lNeORHOKATKPl
DRUGS, FURNITURE AND
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
About Giving
Christmas is almost upon us the
iiifts is here. :- Arc you going
the giving a cause for worry
direct from the heart?
time for
to make
or win it oc
Do vou know
that only those unfortunates who wait, till
the last arc the ones who have all the worry?
Here Are A Few Suggestions:
Bracelets $1.75 and up
Brooches $1.50 and up
Gold Watches $12.50 and up
Watch Chains $2.00 and up
Necklaces $1.50 and up
Gold Hat pins 75c and up
Sterling Spoons $1.75 and up
Smoking sets $1.50 and up
Shaving sets $1.75 and up
Cull Buttons 75c and up
Scarf Pins 75c and up
Silver Watches $8.50 and up
Match Boxes 50c and up
Fountain Pens $1.50 and up
Gilt Boxes in Leather and Silk
50c and up
Pyrographic woods 25c and up
Fine Stationery 25c and up
Dolls 50c and up
Toys 10c and up
Fine Ciaars in Boxes ol 12
$1.25 and up
Edison Phonographs
$10, $20, $30 and $50
Edison Gold
Records 35c
Molded
each
THE WINNEK CO.
iiiniDg muni
Closing Out Sale
OF LADIES' FURNISHINGS, Etc.
Having decided to discontinue from carrying
Ladies' Furnishings in stock, our entire line
of these goods will therefore be sold at
ACTUAL COST
Don't fail to take advantage of this sale, as
it means a big saving of money to you. We
have in stock useful articles of wearing
apparel. Call, see the goods, get the prices
and you will buy.
THE OWL CASH STORE
R. B. ADAMS, Proprietor
It. K. Shniwon htw gone Tentie
ce to attend the liedslde of his
mother, w ho tn reported i)iilt nick.
Mis Anitit Cyrano! Sinter, who
has been lck with typhoid fever tor
six weekn U reported n slowly re
covering.
The Ko.vtil Neighbor gave the
Woodmen "urprlse Monday even
ing. There w refreshment ami ft
gotkl social time generally.
Library book for the eehooU of
Crook county have Nvu received mid
will be cnt. to the different districts
km oon h Superintendent IMnwIddlo
The approaching citv election i
the all-absorbing toio of conver
nation on the streets thee day.
Next Monday a mayor, three coun
ciluien, a recorder and a marshal
are to lt chosen by the electors of
the city. The Journal ha no ax
to grind and "hall heartily co
operate with any body of wide
awake, progressive citiiena who
have the welfare of the city at
heart We want men who are not
afraid to act when action ia neces
sary for the Wot interest of the
community. We are approaching
the time when Prineville must as-
pert lU cumin, and make good the can get them aborted.
assertion, that it is one of tne beet
towns in the atate. We need as a
municipality many improvement
and the coming year is a good
time to begin the work. Nor is
the material welfare of the city all
that is necessary to be looked
after- Civic righteousness and
moral cleanliness are always to be
desired and should be promoted
by those in authority. It means
much to the individual anditne
home. The retiring council has
made a good record and we trust
the incomitg board will keep up
the good work.
Mr. mid Mr. J. V. Hoone return
ed from Portland Monday nliht.
The tiled tcul treatment received heav
ed Mr. Boone' eye but In coming
home a severe cold wan taken which,
ha made matter worse. Mr.
Boone hna lieeu confined la lied since
her return.
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Qualification of Elector.
In order that there may be no
doubt or confusion in the mind of
the voter next Monday, we quote
that part of the city ordinance re
ferring to elections for his benefit.
It reads:
4,No person shall be qualified to
vote at any election under this act
who is not a pualified elector
under the laws of this eta.e, and
who has not resided in the city at
least six months next proceeding
the time of such election, and who
hag neglected or refused to pay any
poll tax or fine assessed or imposed
under authority of this charter."
The Eugene Guard came out De
cember 8th in a forty-page edition
descriptive of its home town and
local institutions rsor was the
surrounding country overlooked
in the general write-up. Excel
lent half-tones lend an added
charm to its pages. A person does
not have to go to Eugene to see
that it is a beautiful city inhabit
ed by energetic, wide-awake busi
ness men. rhotographic view 01
the principal streets and manu
facturing concerns tell the story.
Charming bits of scenery, beauti
ful homes, churches and schools
have not escaped the camera
There is no estimating the actual
value of such publications to a
community when backed by proper
public sentiment. It will Burelv
attract attention to the town and
its up to the citizens of the place
to do the rest.
A elance at the store window
and streets of Prineville these days
make it evident that the holiday
season is upon up. The Christ
mas spirit seems to be everywhere.
The merchants of our thriving lit
tie city were never better prepared
to meet the demands of the season.
Windows, shelves and tables are
crowded with beautiful and sen
sible articles appropriate for this
season of gift giving. The adver
tising columns of the Journal will
tell you where to get the best m
the city for the least money. Con
sult them before you make your
purchases.
For City Marshal.
I herebv announce myself ns a can
didate for the office of City Marshal
at the city election to tie held next
Mond ay. If elected I will pledge my
self to faithfully perform the duties
of the office fearlessly and impartial
ly. Have served 3 years In that ca
pacity and my record speaks for It
self. "Yours respectfully.
W. II. K.IN11KK.
Wont was received At - Prineville
vesterdoy of the death of Mis l I.
Lowther of Trail Crossing, nine
in Ue west of Forest. In this county
She died Tuesday morning. The
cause of death wa not known to
our Informant, Mis Iowthcr was
it) year of age.
A. H. LIppmau A t'o. have Just re
ceived a car load of Kocker. Pre
er. Center Table, t'nrpcts. Art
Souare and other useful Holiday
Present. These goixl are the very
latest In design ami tliilsh and were
received direct from the manufactur
er In the New England State. 1'2 V
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The Artisans Monday evening
elected the following otllcer to nerve
next term: M. A.. Mr. H. I'. Bel
knap; superintendent, Mr. J. Sharp;
secretary. Warren Brown; treasurer,
V. Horlgan: Inspector. Maud
Brown: J.C.. Mrs. V. Cyrus; Sr. t
Miss Montgomery; M. C F.thel Pot
ter. Hefresluneut were served aftc
the election.
There will to a grand inasnucrade
ball at Sisters Ikivtntor l'rles
are offered for the let sustained
lady and gentleman character.
There will lie supper at the t'ottage
Hotel and music by an orchestra.
The floor managers and committee
are K. M. Zumwalt. 1. S. Miller and
II. K. Allen. Tickets, Including sup-
per 2.
C. B. Allen was over from the l'p
ner Deschutes Saturday. He any
that hunting over his way Is no'
verv srood this fall owing to the fae
that there was no overflow tills fall
and hence no feed tor ducks. He
Havs that Frank Foster, Harold
Baldwin, Ora and Perry Polndexter
were out there but decided to go on
to the Silver Lake country.
We have spent many years in Supplying
the Needs of the Trade and we are
TO STAY
Our Cash Prices are Lower than any of
our competitors because we buy in large
quantities for Cash, and can always save
you a good margin when you are in need
of supplies. Let us have your order and
we will demonstrate our ability to
SAVE YOU MONEY
We have a few Odds and Ends in Ladies'
and Children's Coats, Ladies Skirts and
Shirtwaists which will be closed out at
ONE-FOURTH OFF
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Mr. B. F. Scott, formerly with the Eilers Piano House in this conn
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Do this. You will
Urover C. Lonir who was uhhicI-
nted In the cimdv Imslm-HM In I'rlnr
ville last winter with Frank Foster.
wan married at Salem last week to
MIhh llattle Mile. Iu mieakltiir of
the weddliur the Salem Journal says
'Mr. and Mrs. Loiik left on the night
train for Im AiiireUn where they
will retdde. The bride Is the only
daughter of Mm. Alice Mile, of this
eltv. ami Im ooiuilar among a win
clrrle ol friendx. She wan educated
at the Sacred Heart Academy In HiIm
eltv. and In a mowt cliarinlng and ac
comnltMhed young woman. Mr.
Lonir. although not an well known
In Salem, 1h a Kugene man, where In
has lived the irreater part of hw life,
and Is a voiiuir man of stearllng In
tegrity. He Ik now connected with
one of the largest confectionery
Htoreti In Lou Angele.
Citizens' Ticket.!
TimlH-r Und. Act June 3. 1S7S.
Nstict far PaUkslua.
I'nitetl State Und Office,
The Palles, Oregon, Novemlier 'J, lw.
Notice in hereby Kiven thai in com-
pltam-e with the irivimiiof the net ol
ConitruM of Juno 3, IH7S, entitled "An
net for the wile of tim'ier luiids in the
Stale of California. Oreiioii, Nevailn,
and Washington Territory," as extend
ed to all the Public Ijiiu
of Aiitfiist 4. lHte
liiirrett T. Hoover,
of Prineville, roiintv of Crook, State of
Oregon, ha tlii day hied in tl mce
his sworn statement No 3M7, for tlie
...... ,.f Si . SKI. of Siu-tion No
; t i.i.. v.. ! i(uu., I? of Section :W and NWk NV 'i of Section
II, III ii'Biiniiii' .... ' ...... - , - .
I.- W M ami u -il offer tr.K to show .o :M, In lownsio ,vi i.i i', inim"
that the land wmuht is more valuable 1 r;, V SI, ami win oner pniono snow
lor Its tiniler or stone than for agricul
tural purpoHes, and to establish his
'taim to said land U-lore the County
Clerk at Prineville, Oregon, on the Kill
dav of February, l'H)7.
He names a witnesHe: J. vt . t.ol-
lins, W. II. Huston, Huston, ol
Prineville, Oregon, J. tl. O Neliy, ol
Ashwood, Oregon.
Any and all iieraons rlaiming adverse
ly the above-described lands are re-
(iiiested to file their claims in this offline
I failed Slate band tiff ice,
! The llalles, Oregon, Novemlier ft, l'MUl.
i Notice is hereby given that in com
t plitmce with th provisioim of the act
of Congre" of Juno :i, "lH7S, nnli:li-l
; " An act for the sale of limlier l.in.U In
(the State of Ciililoriiln, Oregon, Ne
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ry, as exteml- vituii, ami n amimgMMi irmwrT, -id
Suite by act'extendixl to all the Public band Stales
I k s ......... lur'
(iiHirtre W, Kolierts,
of Prineville, tmiity of Cnsik, Slate of
Oregon, ha this day tiled in this office
his sworn statement No. IVvMI, for the
purchase, of the Ny 'v ?tKl lN .
W
that the laud sought is more valuable
for it timber or stone than for agricul
tural i'iiriKH'H, and to establixh his
claim to snld land beloru the. County
Clerk at Prineville, Oregon on the 7lli
dav of February, 1U07.
ile name as witnesses: A. V
Knighten, Jeff O'Kelly, Hymn Cady, J
K. Stewart, of Prineville, Oregon.
Any and all pervitin claiming adverse
ly the alsive oewrilieo minis are. rcoueiti
ed to tile their claims in this office on
on or lielore said Mil day of February, or l-elore sai.i an nay oi rei.r uary, nr.,
MuimklT. Nolan, ii-.tp .iiiciiki. i. .ii,, ivegmmr.
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Register.
Timber Land, Act June 8, 1878.
Notice for Pablkatisa.
Unlud Sutes Land Office
The Dalles. Oregon. September 24, 19M.
Notice Is herebv given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of I
June 8, 1878, entitled "An act for the ssle of I
timber lands in the States of California, Ore-1
gon. Nevada, and Washington Territory "
extended to all the Public; Land States by act
of August 4, 18V2, Rebecca Smith Dav I en, of
Portland, countv of Multnomah. State of Ore
gon, has this dav filed in this office ber sworn
Atatenient No. 3312, for the purchase of the
NEU of Section No. 26, In Township No. 15 8,
Range No. 18 E, W M, and will offer proof to
show that the land sought Is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur
poses, and to establish her claim U said land
before the county clerk at Prineville, Oregon,
on the lutb day of January, I9U7.
She names as witnesses;
William c. irord. James S. Smith, c. M. Charl
ton, Charles A.Graves, of Prineville, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said
10th day of January, HOT.
U-l-p Michael T. Nolan, Register.
cTtatIon
In the county court of the state of
Oregon, for the County of Crook
In the matter of the estate of Alex
ander MeCloy, deceased. Citation.
To all devisees and heirs unknown
of Alexander McCloy, deceased,
greeting:
In the name of the state of Oregon
you are hereby cited and required to
appear In the county court of the
state of Oregon, for the county of
Crook, at the court room thereof, at
Prineville, In the county of Crook, on
Monday, the 7th day of January,
1SMJ7, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
that day, then and there to show
cause, if any there lie, why an order
of sale should not be made authoriz
ing P. B. Davis, the administrator of
said estate, to sell the following de
scribed real estate lielonglng to said
estate at private sale, to-wit: The
SWof theNWJi of sec 10; the SE
of the NE and the S of the SEK of
sw 9, In township 12 S, of It 9 E of
Willamette Meridia n In crook county,
Oregon.
Witness, the Hon. W. A. Bell, judge
of the county court of the state of
Oregon, for the county of crook,
with the seal of said court affixed,
this 22d day of Novemlier, A. D.,l!)O0.
seal
Attest: Warren Brown, clerk.
By May Belle Keed, deputy clerk.
For Mayor,
T. II. LAFOLLETTE.
For Councilmen,
V. F. KING,
FRANK JOHNSON,
C. I. WINNEK.
RecorJer,
M. II. BELL.
Treasurer,
J. L. McCULLOCH.
Marshall,
W. II. KINDER.
Notice to Creditor.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed executors of the la-t will and testa
ment or Edward . Holler. ineiiii, i all
creditors of and all ix-raoim having claims
against the etute of the said ilivracl to
present them with proper vouchers to tne
undcr.iigned at the oflice of M . U. Klliott,
In Prineville, Oregon within six month
from the tirst publication of this notice.
Dated iovmler Ti, lumi.
JUII.N H. 111)1.1 Ml
M. It. KI.UOTT
Kxccutors of the last will and
testament of Kdward U. Holier, deceased.
St rayed.
There strayed to my ranch near
Lone Pine IJap one black mare II
years old (broke to ride) branded
circle with four prongs on right
stllle. Owner can have sumo by
paying all expenses. Address N. 1.
MiiCoiN, Prineville, Oregon. VI --4p
Timber Und, Act June , UTIn.
Notice for Publication.
TimlH-r l,niid, Act June 3, 17H.
Notice for Publication.
I'lilled Suite I .and Olttce,
flie Italics, Oregon, NovciiiInT f, liSSi.
Notice Is hereby given Hint III com-
pllance with the provisions of the
net of t'oiigri'sa of June It, 17. en
titled "An net for the sale of tlinlsT
lauds In the StaUn of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, mid Washington Ter
ritory, ua cxteudcil to all Hie I'tio
llcljind State by act of August 4,
pe.!"-'.
!-cna McNeely,
of Prineville, county of Crook, Stale
nf Oregon, hu thl day llleil In this
lllce her a worn statement Mi sumi,
it the pimduuH' of the VX NWtj ami
NkSWJ(of Se-tloll Noli. In Town
ship No IS S. Hange No 15 K, W M,
and will offer proof to show that the
bind sought Is more valuable tor It
tt id I H-r or stone than for agricultur
al purposes, anil to enlablluli her
claim loHiild land before the County
Clerk at Prineville. Oregon, on the
nth day of February, I!io7.
She Itaiues a witnesscM! . it.
II list J. W, Collins, iN llt Huston,
S. A. Prose, of Prineville, Oregon.
Any und all imtmoiim claiming ad
versely the above dcscrllied landM
an requested to Hie their claims In
thlM olllce on or lHfore snld Mil day
of February, l!M)7.
12-llp Mm iiaki, T. Nolan, lteglster.
Illllti'd Slates l.aml Offlix.
The bsllea. ori'gnti. octulH-r 3. IMM,
Notice Is liereby given (lint In compliance
wktti the provisions of the act of congress of
Junes. IH7H. entitled "in act for the ssl
timber lands In the StM.-s of California, ore.
vou. Nevada, and Washington Territory,
eileliiled lo all the Public Ijind Stall's by set
of August 4, IsfJ, I. Ins I.lppiimn, of I'rliievlllii.
county of criHtk, Siste of Oregon, has this iluy
tiled in Ibis office her sworn statement No.
337ft, for the purchase of the S't SK'-4 of Section
No. '25. Ill Township No. 1'2 H. Range, No. M K,
W M. and will offer proof to show that the
land sought Is more valuable for Its ttmls'r or
stone than for agricultural puriMises, ami to
elnhllsh her clslm lo snld land before the
comity clerk at I'rliievllle, Oregon, on the Hub
day of jnnunry, linn.
She nnmes ns witnesses:
S. J. Newsoui, Walter O'Nell, George Meyers,
A. II. I.lppman.o! prineville, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely Die
aliove-dcscrllH'd Isllds aril reouesled lo llle
their claims in this office on or Wore said 101 li
dny of January, 'n.
MICIIAKL J. IMJl.AN, llcglSlcr.
dny of
11-1-p
llepartuient of the Interior.
Notice for Publication.
Laud Olllce at The Dulles, Oregon,
Novctulierno, llHMl.
Notice Is hereby given that UertC.
Nye, of Prineville, Oregon, has llleil
notice of his Intention to make final
live-year proof In support of hi
claim, vlx: Homestead Entry No
WHITi made Novemls-r 12, 1IKI1, for the
N'Si: und NX HW of Section 21.
Towiisldp 18 South, Itange 17 E, W
M, mid that snld proof will lie made
Is'fore the County Clerk, at Prlne
vllle, Oregon, on January 10th, 11X17.
Ilennini's the following wituesseM
to prove his coutluuous residence up
on, and cultivation of the laud, via:
Joseph (ille. (I. II. Nye, Henry Par
ry, Orange Hodges, of Prineville,
Oregon. Miciiaki. T. Noi.an,
12-(lp lteglster.
1
t Reduction Sale
My entire line of Millinery
at REDUCED PRICES
4 nrnr T-,r,rr,T7C S
Conier 2nd and Main Stri
THB PLACE TO I HQ I O O H Q THE PLACE TO
SAVE MONEY 1 I V- JUUUUl SAVE MONEY
I. MICHEL, Proprietor
Streets 9
Wsl
Christmas Should Bring Good Cheer
to Every Home
Timber Land. Act Jane 3, lH7S.-Notlc,e for
, Publication.
United States Land Office.
Tl. Imllea. Oregon. October 30. llKKl.
NMiv Iu hf.ri.tiv irlven tliat in cointdiaiice
wilh the lirovisions of the act of congress of
june 8. 1H78. entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands in the stales of California, Ore-
iron MhvuiIh mil wash inrton Territory.
tended to all the public, land states by act of
August i, wn,
Samuel A. Prose,
of Prineville, county of Crook, stale of Oregon,
has this dav (lied In this olttce his sworn stale,
ment No Hftil, for the purchase of the n'4 nw't
of ill swu nw't ol sec n. ana siesK'i see in,
t.un.Mi. IU S rKOIe. Iff E. W M. Slid Will offer
proof to show that Die land sought Is more val
uable for its Umber or stone than for sgricul
tural purposes, and to establish his claim lo
said land before the county clerk at Prineville,
Or,.ron on thi. 'Mth dav of Jnnuarv. P.HI7.
h.. u,,.... iis wiliicKKi-s: W II fluston. W II
McCoy, W 11 Loftlu, A A McCord, all of Prine
ville, Oregon. , ,
inu.mi .11 rwruotiH claim hie adversely the
K,,v..l,..,.ril,nl Inn. Is are reuuested to file
their claims in this ofllcc on or before said MHh
Some cannot aflord expensive luxuries. We are showing a line ol Holiday goods
from which you can suit any sized purse.
Christmas dinner is not complete without Candy and Nuts. We have a nice
assortment of Plain and Fancy Mixed Candies and Chocolates. Nuts of all kinds.
Toys (or the little (oiks gladden their hearts by filling their slocking with some kind
of Christinas gift. Look over our Toy Tahle.
We have a store full of beautilul Christmas rcmcniberanccs such as Fancy China
and Class ware, something that is always beautiful as well as being useful. Manicure
Sets, Photograph Albums, Musical Albums, Clove and Handkerchief Boxes, Cigar
Cases and Shaving Sets. One dozen Optimo Cigars in box, suitable for one who smokes
THE LEADER
PRINEVILLE
OREGON
day of January, 1907.
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Michael T. Nolan, Register.