WILD WITH
EXCITEMENT
Prineville, Oregon in a fever
of excitement over the
wonderful
CURES
Performed by
DR. MADISON
The Great American
Specialist
Deaf Made to Hear
Lame To Walk
Opera house packed, noth
ing like it ever seen in
Prineville before.
, Dr. Madison and staff of the
Medical Institute of Liverpool
Eng., and Crawfordsville, Indiana
branch office Portland, Oregon,
lectured to a large audience Mon
day night. The doctors are agree
able and forceful speakers and held
the audience in close attention
while they explained the theory
and usefulness of their wonderful
discoveries.
Many promises were made
which seemed utterly impossible
to believe and when the doctor in
vited those who were hard of hear
ing to come forward and be cured,
H. Odell, A. B. Roller and
Mary Marker responded to the call
and were made to hear in a whis
per in a few seconds.
The doctor then called for crip
pies on crutches and John W.
Snyder responded.
He was afficted with that giant
disease, rheumatism, for 12 years,
and he was unable to walk except
with crutches and great difficulty
and pain. He was operated on
with medicine for 20 minutes and
walked off the stage free from pain
and stiffness, followed by the won
dering crowd, while the doctor
broke his crutches. To say the
audience was astonished and wild
would be putting it mildly. The
doctor was warmly congratulated.
It seemed like a dream but it was
real. Ministers and doctors were
in the audience and they seemed
as well pleased as any.
They treat the following diseases:
Paralysis, catarrh, deafness, big"
neck, bladder and kidney diseases,
rheumatism, Bcrofula, loss of manly
vigor, female diseases, bowel com
plaint, dibility, dropsy, heart,
liver and nerve diseases, tape
worm, sore legs, all ear and eye
diseases, cancers, piles and fistula j
cured without pain, and all kinds
of chronic diseases treated.
J A M ME D
With Humanity
Was the
Opera House
Tuesday Night
Anxious To See And Hear
DR. MADISON
The Great American
Specialist
The doctor again performed
wonderful cures, the stage bdng
filled with old and young, anxious
to be treated. , C. V. Sping and
Ella Hoover came forward and
were made to hear a whisper in a
few seconds. The Dr. called for
cripples on crutches and Henry
Grimes, who was helpless from
that giant disease, rheumatism,
and was unable to walk except
with crutches, was operated upon
with medicine for 20 minutes and
walked home free from pain and
distress, while the doctor broke his
crutches again proving new and
advanced .methods of treating
chronic disease. His office
thronged from morning till night.
A positive cure assured on all cases
accepted. Xow is the time
commence. Delavs are dangerous
He Treats All
Chronic Diseases
to
Office At
PRINEVILLE HOTEL
9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Including Sunday
Consultation Free
Will remain in Prinvill
until Friday, Nov. 29.
Closing At 6 p. m.
Government Gives Relief
Secretary t'ortelyou made the
announcement Monday that as a
means of giving relief to the
financial situation, the treasury
would issue 150,000,000 in Panama
bonds and 100,000,000 certificates
of indebtedness or as much thereof
as may bo neccssarv. The certifi
cates will run for one year and will
boar 3 jht cent interest. Presi
dent Roosevelt has heartily en
dorsed the plan in the following
letter:
The President letter to Secre
tary Cortelyou is as follows:
"The White House, Washington,
1). C, Nov. 17, 1907. My IVar
Mr. Cortelyou: I have considered
your proposal. I approve the
issue of the fifty millions of Pana
ma bonds which will b immedi
ately available as the basis for
additional currency. I also ap
prove the issue of $100,000,000, or
so much as you may find noces
of $50
sary, of $50 3 per cent interest
ceeds of the sale of which can be j '' M tl,e circulation per capita
was aj. it is now
into i.etive circulation the money
they are hoarding,
" The hanks and trust companies
are solvent. There is more cur
rency in the country today than
there was a month ago, when the
supply was ample. Since then
$-5,000,000 in gold has been ini
ported and the government has
deposited already $C0,lX0,(XH).
These are laets; and I appeal to
the public to co-operate with us in
restoring normal business condi
tions. The sovernnu
that the people do not suffer HjAyJ
only the people themselves will act
in a normal way. Crops are good fS
and business conditions are sound,
ana we should nut the monev we
have into circulation at once to
meet the needs of our abounding
nrosperitv
"'There is no analogy at oil with
tine way things were in 1SU3. In
November 30, of that year, there
was in the treasury but llftl,
000.000 ingobi On November 14,
of this year, there was in the
treasury $1)04,000.000 sold Ten
ft
usiness condi- J55
lent will wJU
not suffer if2lv5
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330
" Royal Worcester " and 44 Nemo 99 Corsets
Gloves
A
Complete
Line
for
Ladies
Misses
Children
IF!
V'rf
LW J9 itM NMItAN Pi
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Butterick
Patterns
and the
Delineator
10c
ami
15c
None
Higher
at once deposited bv vou wheie
the greatest need exists, and es
pecially in the west and south.
where the crops have to le moved.
I have assurance that the leaders
of Congress are considering a cur
rency bill which will meet in per
manent fashion the needs of the
situation, and which I believe will
he passed at an early date after
Congress convenes two weeks
hence.
"What is most needed just now
is that our citizens should realize
how fundamentally sound business
conditions in this country are and
how absurd it is to permit them
selves to get into a panic and
create stringency by hoarding their
savings instead of trusting per
fectly sound banks. There is no
particle of risk involved in letting
business take its natural course
and the people can help themselves
and the country most by putting
Watch Found
A n'Afrll Anil eltuin f.,tin.l Tit..
owner ran hive same bv proving and
paying for this ad. J. It. SHUT.
When you want a nlensiuit itlivslt
try Clmiulterlntirs Stoimicli ami
Liver TaliletH. Thev nn-. ranv In
take and produce no griping r
other unpleasant effect. Sold by I.
I. Adaiuson.
The Exact Thing Required for Con
stipation "As a certain nnroritlvu n.i
stomach purifier Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets seem to
be the exact thi II IT It'll 11 f -.() Df.nm.
enough for the most robust, 'yet mild
euouKn ana saw lor children and
without that terrible grlpfnjr so
common to most purgatives," say
R. S. Webster & Co.. I'd urn iintH,i
Canada. For sale by D. P. AilaniHiin:
The steps that yon now take, the
ability of the government to back
them up, and the fact that not a
particle of rit-k is involved therein,
give the fullest guarantee of the
sound condition of our jcople and
the sound condition of our treas
urv. All that our people have to
do now is to go ahead with their
normal business in a normal fash
ion, and the whole difficulty dis
appears, and tins end will I
achieved, if each man will act as
he normally does act, and as the
real conditions of the country's
business lullv warrants his now
acting. Sineerelv yours,
"Tit KO POKK UiXVSK vt: I T."
These bonds are to he issued in
small dementionsan
primarily for the
who would otherwise hoard his
money. They will also he used as
a basis for national hanks to in
crease their circulation. This ex
pedient is but temporary. It is
exected that congress will enact
legislation that will give perma
nent relief.
Broken lines of fancy dishes
almost at your own price at J. E
Stewart it Co.
A Methodist Minister Recommend! Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy.
9
m
0
Eh
m
to be issued in ia
id are intended I
troall investor
DRESS GOODS SALE
ThankspTing prices on nil of our lino of Fancy Dress Plaids, Plain and
Fan;y Mixed Weaves, Mohairs and Serges, in colors and blacks.
Regular 65c and 75c Values at 50c per yard
Regular $1.50 and $1.75 Values at , .....$1,15 " "
Flannelettes
Regular 25c values at 18c
Regular 15c and 20c
values at 12Jc
ft
Special Thanksgiving Offerings gj
W
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fi
8
Ladies Fine Cash
mere Hose .
ItcKiilar 7.V values nt 50c
Hettular 50c values nt 35c
A few Ladies' and
Misses' Skirts at Half
Price.
Fascinators, Knit Shawls
and Capet all Reduced.
See our line of Men's " Sincerity " Suits and
Overcoats. They are made by honest hand
work and guaranteed to stand hard ware
1 WURZWEILER & CO
Hay For Sale
One hundred ton a "r. 1 o!f..lf..
timothy hay for sale at t6 per ton. Can
be fed on the premises. Good paoture,
plenty of water. Good feed racks and
eheds for sheep. For further particulars
apply to J. A. Buttertieli! Mifc.l..ll
Oregon. 10.3, f
For Irrigated Farms
and Fruit Lands
In the Deichute Valley write
H. F, JONES,
Redmond, Oregon. A
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U i AiuliTiuin. .Iti to nil iiT..t iiuvIiikIhI
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i ' I'riltvilltt. Or. ifnii u-itlitn .t nw.tttti. it... I III
if. ', lirst pilliliraliiiti .if thin Imlit e. I l!l
M. K. KLI.IOTT. W
Ailtnilliftrftliir Of till' lttKt. nf Krttl t' Ami.-.l ill
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ll
fE6EMESfiamsi! We hnve,h)nnlH.rlalnVCKh
T3.. r 5 ltnely in our Inline fur wven yeurn,
I lUre LrUgS 5 ""'I it lm nlwuyn prove.l t U- n
it d r,,,!'ll,1' remeily. We Imve found
5 AT IS tllut 11 woultl l' more thiin the
hj ! mninifiutiiren eliilm for It. It l
ll P Arlomcnn r Pn H 'lvliUl.v ku'1 foreroupnnd vlioo.
fi u. r.aaamson oc to h mK e.,uKi.( iu-v. .ian.e a. u-wih,
' r r
UiriiMtorMniii.il Minn l I.' Il.i.nl.
. iiuuiiHTinia h i iiiikii Kemeily l Hold
uy v. i . .MiaiiiHim.
Notice to Creditor!.
Retiring from Business
We have decided tn M nCA fIlt mm
stock of general
of dry gocxig, clothing, boot, Bhoen.
hardware, crockery, glass-ware, grn.
ceriea, farm machinery etc., and retire
from busineBs. Thsa orwlti ..;n v.
closed out for caeh regardless of cost.
Aiier .aoveniDer tirst no accounts will
be carried, and all
due us must be settled at once.
LUAE VISE TRADING COMPANY.
10-31-4t O'Neil, Oregon,
Report of the condition of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon
dote of butiness Augutt 22, 1907
mm mi
OFFICERS:
W. A. Booth, Pratldcnt
D. F.Btiwaut, Vlc Prldnt
O. M. Elkih. Oatihlar
DIREOTOR8:
W. A. Booth, O. M. Elkihi,
O. f. SrtwART
Tranwieta a (Joncral
Hanking HuHinoKS
Exchange Bought
and Sold
Collections will re
ceive nromot atten
tion
Prineville-Shaniko Stage Line
Dally Between Prineville and Shanlko
KCHEDULK
-tave Shaniko, 6 p. m. . Arri' en at I'rinevllk' 6 a. rn.
Iavea IViiievillo 1 p. m. Arrive at Shaniko 1 a. m.
First Class Accommodations
New Prineville Photo Gallery
JuMt i'H.nml in lh old (.hutDgrapli M
liiuMhiK on eiiKt fide Main MrvH lJ
All the laU'Ht stylos in rhotornplis. Wo liavo M
Artura Finish. The best on the markt t. All work
Kiiarantmi. Pricts reasonable. See namples. M
i. L rKi, rropnetor. m
EllMllllSESnSv sbBI
1 rea ra? fr .1 &
w 1 I m rr -ww-wi(k)iNtstsjiK
Uifton & Cornett
At the
UKHOI.UCKM
Itonn" and Discount f2(l),:i'15 21
United Rtufc's Bunds la.S00 0(1
Hank (rt'inlwtK 12,240 12
I'ue from banks suit to i-k 1WI.I27 2
cash on hand 8).a 7ft
Hdomptlon fund (125 00
l.l.UUI.ITIKS
(.'npllal Htonk i fin.(K)l) ii
Kurplim and undivided proflU M,fJi 22
circulation I(l,.K0 00
Divldendu unpaid 8.2i0 00
id-iMMitN mijm 14
HOTEL PAUUNA
ELMER CLARK, PROP'R.
Modern Ooiiveinenrex. Stiial
A renm inrHl at ion for Oimiiicrcml
Men. I'l'cd ami I.Ivitv Slnliln in
(Connection. Katkh khom 1 to
f.i PKU fMlT.
Paulina, Oregon.
HW.1W 36
B. F. Allen, Proident
Will Wurzweiler. Vice-PrMident
T. M. Baldwin, Cuhicr
H. Baldwin, Au't Cuhiar
!! T-l I -II . '
Office at
Prineville Hotel
a
e
9 a. m. to 9 p. m
Including Sunday
Consultation Free
The treatment is medicine and
a. 1 II'MI . .
uBieopny. wm noi visit any
other town in this county. All
wishing treatment must come to
Prineville by Friday, JSov. 29 pos
tively the last day in Prinevi77 e
THE PLACE TO T I f CY THE PLACE TO
SAVE MONEY I L-CQUCl SAVE MONEY
I. MICHEL, Proprietor
" -
Holiday Goods
Now
Recidv
lOME to us whether vou are readv In lmu nr nnf VV nra
- j j mi, noau"
quarters. I his season we are belter prepared than ever before to
supply everv nossihle want in HnlMav Mprehantl.co TU.. :., il.-. ..li I
.. . e toviwiaiiui iiua ia uic lluil Ul
some carelul planning and skillful buying. ' Our wonderlul business of last
year set a high mark, but now with your help we are going to make a new record
OUR JEWELRY LINE
You can't begin to think about presents without thinking of JEWELRY
bo many and so varied are the things included under the term that a
gilt for everyone you wish to remember might be found in this one line
alone. Let me show you all the beautiful things in Jewelry that I have
gathered for this Holiday Season.
, . "" Hiiui ir-"-im cy-iy IHirCHaWeWC Will lllVP Villi - V-
the mtuhine, you buy the records. Have your tickutM. y Free
-one HtHiidtinl Talking Machine. We furnish
THE LEADER
New Prineville
Hotel Building
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
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TimlHT I.inl, Act .1 ntie 3, 1878.
Nolle for Publication
IJnit:l Kliil.ua l.iiml (MVhm
Thn rnlll. ( Ir.'imn Ki.i.f 91 1(1 .7
Notice IH l,f rcihv irlvnn llmt'ln ,...',.
Ill f ill 110 with tll riroviuinnu rf tin, ....I ..I
t.ifiiumHH i;i .iiinH .1. inH otmtiu.i
act for the suit! ol timber IiiikIh in the
Mauis ol uantornin, Oregon, Nevaln
ailll WHHhilltftoil Terrilirv " on
tended to all the I'nblio Land
ty act of Aiigimt 4, 18112,
101 la. A. Knrivnii
of Redmond, county of Crook, .State of
I trVUim. IIAH LlllH Oav I IV In I na n na
her bworn Htntemtint, No. 4,'t:t2, for the
nillChftHO (if tli. NWU'mwl KA Hl.'l
of Sec. 10. in To. 1.1 moiiiIi runua it
ettHt, W. M., and will offer proof to
himiw uibi mo iiinu BOiignt in inoro val
uable for iln titnher nr alima !..... (,..
aKriciiltiirul purjKiHPH, and to entalilinh
I her I'liiim tn miirl lml li.fira i.n
I ....... i...(..iu IHV I
county clerk, at rnneville, Oregon, on I
nie i.nn uay 01 ueceiimer, nil).
Sill! Illirill'S H8 witllftHMnff! f!)llirla M
(.'barltfin, L, K. Jludnon, of I'rinevillo,
ire., nacnei i. noianu, of I'ortland,
Ore.. Cecil Kenvon. of Redmond.
I Auv and nil nemnriN eliiiitiftu. a.i.
versely the above-described lanila are
reuiieHieo lo nie T.neir ciHima in ti,i
j office on or before aid 13th day of
i'tji;trnmer, l.n;.
10-lUp W. MOOKK, RnnlHtCr.
City Property for Sale
DeHirablc residence locatimis in difrerent
pang of I'rinnvillu. improved or unlm
proved, In lots or blocks. AIno Home choice
btlHiliCHH lnl.fl on Miiin utrentu da,. 11...
center of the city. Kor particulars address
nux zfv, rrmeviiie, vr. 1 -2a
Men's Suits. Hals and ironr.!
Furnishincs at about half price at
9!
Succetsort to R. E. Simpaon
: I
Qrunni QITITC i
UVIAVVLi UUlllJ
Finest Line in the City
School time is here and anxious mothers want
to know where to get the Be&t Suits for the
least money. Come to our store and cease
your anxiety. We have all kinds, all prices
and can fit any boy.
THE HAMILTON BROWM
School Shoes
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
THEY WEAR LIKE IRON. MADE FOR HARD USACE
Call and Inspect these Lines
We have other Bargains, too
1
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rices Kight
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J. ft. hlewarts & Co