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THE ANNUAL
CITY ELECTION
Tl city election wa Ih IiI Mod
day. There, wu no particular In
tret ahown In the matter until
Monday morning. Then three
(Ickeli were ut into tin. fi,.,.
There a a "CHimm' Ticket,"
headed hy Will 'ltrj!Weiler (or
mayor, Walter O'Neil, I). P,
Adanmoii at l (i. N. Clifton for
councilmeii, William Draper for
recorder, J. L McL'ttllocli for treua
tiVer, ami J. H. Crook for marshal.
There !, nolher ticket called
"Tt payer Ticket" with W.
t, "King for mayor; councilmen,
J. W. IWne.W. A. Booth and J.
II. Henderson. For recorjer, M.
H. treasurer, J. L McCul
loch, marshal, John lireeding.
The third ticket wna named the
Teoi.le'a Ticket." Th only dif.
fereuc e hi-tween it and the Citizena'
ticket waa for the oll'iocn of city
recorder and marshal. William
Wigle waa out lor recorder and I.
It. Doak for marshal. Tim remit
Ot the ballot ahowed that the
Citixcna' ticket waa elected. J. L.
McCuIloch wna ou all three ticket!
for treasurer. There were a few
acattering vote. One hundred
and aiity-aeven halloU were cant.
The following In the official count:
Citiana' Tlek.l
For Mayor
Will VYtiri welter
For ('oiiuclliiien
Walter O'Neil 117
l. I. AdnniMon U7
t. N. Clifton ...131
For Itecorder
AVllllimi Iirnier 101
j For Trenail rer
J. I.. M. Ciill.H li ina
For Miii-mIuiI
J. II. Cronka KM
Taipay.r't Ticket
For Mayor
W. F. Klmr . 47
For ('.miu llini'ii
J. W. lUione 47
W. A. Booth M
4. II. Henderson .Id
For Itecorder
M. II. Hell ...r,i
For Treasurer
J. I McCuIloch ........12
For Mnrwlml
John itreedltitf fi7
PeopU'a Ticks
For lUronler
William Wlgle ....
". For Mnrwhnl
Turk l. Ioak ..... 3
Tln ticket headed by W. F.
King wni in the field for several
houra before Mt. King knew bin
name waa on it. When he found
out ho waa running for mayor be
promptly withdrew from the race.
Mr. Booth did not know that he
was aspiring lor municipal honor
until one of the ticket lull into
hia band. Mr. Doak waa another
that did not eek office. .
Notice To Stockholders
The it n mini meeting of thu Central Ore
gon Livestock ,fc Agricultural Amoeiatlon
will be hold at the court house III Trine
ville, Oregon, on Monday, January 6,
Urns, at a o'clock p. in.
la-UMIt DUNCAN MA0I.KO1),
Secretary.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
of all kinds at
. v, r. niniuuii ft wt
IbaffaEises
Local Mention
Mis Maude lohha left Saturday
.r Astoria.
1. M.MilU returnxl to his rmu li
at Hiipli K Fatunlay.
John CoinU returned Monday
from hia (J ililornia trip.
(!. I. 1'attcrson of Culver waa in
the city the first of the week.
C. J. Johnson returned Monday
from hi cattle ranch on (.'rooked
river.
Do not forget the annual New
Vear'i hall at the Club January 1.
Mix Edna Hamilton, who ha
been keeping hooka for W. F. King,
left Friday for her home in Kuganu.
Thron Thronaon ia suffering
from a very painful cane of
eryia-la.
It. W. lireeae ehipjied two car
load of fat beef from Hlmntko to
Portland market thia week.
Henry B. Cram returned Hunday
from Bhaniko where bo ba been
completing the delivery of hi
cattle.
Mr, tiny Bear waa in from
Powell liutle Monday The o
pie of that neighborhood are pre
paring to have a Chrixtma tree at
the Bhepherd achool house.
C. A. Miller waa in the city
Moiiduy from hia aheep ranch on
JuuiHr Creek. Mr. Miller reort
hi aheep are doing well. lie i
feeding mmie hay at present but
think the rango will remain good
until after January Int.
Thera will he a grand ball at the
new fkatinR rink on Friday, Dec
ember 27. The finest dancing floor
in the country JJflxl 12 feet. A
iecial invitation ia extended to
people, living in the country. See
the announcement in another
column.
The drama that waa to be pro
duced about January lot by local
talent for the Heheknh lodge ba
been postponed until a later date.
Duncan Marleod. who ha been
managing the affair, , bus ent to
Portland for it more appropriate
comedy and when thia i received
and developed the public may
rent assured that they will eee
something worth while.
Regular service at the Presby
terian church next Buuday, both
morning and evening. At the
evening service, Dr. Dunatnom will
deliver the eighth of the series of
character eketchea, hia subject to
he, "Samuel and Saul, Prophet
ann King." The male quartette
will sing at the evening service,
and there will also bo orchentral
munio. The public- are cordially
invited.
The Prineville postofllco has bad
a holiday rush of husine during
the pant week that denote any
thins but stringent financial con
dition. During the six days
closing Saturday night IubI, 2rG
money order were issued for
something more than 112,000,
Stamp sales average, about $ 20 a
day, while occasionally the amount
received from this source reaches
$50. The holiday rush is evident
and the number of parcels is in
creaning as the month advance
and will not abate until about
January 1st.
J. E. STEWART & CO
Headquarters for
Cereal . Products
Fancy Patent Flour, per sack . LI1.25
Standard Brand Flour t " 1,10
" " " per barrel 4.25
- " " " 5-barrel lots at 4.00
Whole-Wheat Flour, CO-lb bag .1.10
Corn Meal. White or Yellow, 10-lb bag .45
Rolled Oata, 10-lb bag...,; .50
Hominy, ' ' " . .45
Graham, . " ; " .30
Y 25-lbbag: ' .60
) 50-ib .;. ..v 1.00
Germ Grits, 10-lb bag... .40
Rye flour, 25-lb bag :. .75
50-lb 1.50
J. E. Stewart & Co
Orner Cyru wu in from Culver
yesterday.
W, B. Halo of Culver ia hauling
groin to town.
During the Uolid)- 1 will kw p
o'n evening. I. Michel.
Holla N. D'ty of Powdl l!utte
wa in the city the llret of the
week.
Urand .ball New Year's night at
the V. A. A. C. hall. Danco till
daylight.
Hey. J. J. Moore will preach at
the Weaver School house next
Sunday at 11 A. M.
A. H. Holler ia building a fine
1100 cottage on Main street, near
the home of W. It. McFarland.
O. W. Reynold was in town
the first of the week from hi ranch
at the old river bed on the Itend
road.
C C. Lundy of Rums is in
Crook county looking after the
nterests of the W. V. & C. M. W.
Road Co.
Oscar Huffman arrived from
Bhaniko yesterday with a load of
lumber stave for the D. I. & P.
Co's. big flume at Powell Ruttca.
J. A. McClum'a new cottage,
next door to Hugh Lister's is about
finished. Evidently the firm of
Holler A McClum is preparing for
a cold winter.
Christmas service will lie the
order ot the day for the Methodist
church next Sunday at 11 o'clock.
n the evening Mr. Housel will
preach on the subject, "Bin, Its
Result." Everybody welcome.
C. R. Shattuck was in from his
ranch at Powell Ruttes yesterday.
Mr. Shattuck reports several in
ches of snow at his place which
will be beneficial to fall sown
grain.
Mr. Fred A. Grimes and Miss
Ada M. Taylor were married by
Rev. J. T. Moore at the Ruptist
parsonage last Sunday afternoon.
These are two of Crook county's
best young people, and we wish
them much joy and prosperity.
rord was received the first of
the week that Mr. S. P. Glenn
wa burned out at Eureka, Calif.,
on December 5. Details of the fire
were not given but it is thought
that the house and contents were
a total loss.
Fresh candies of the right quul
ity; absolutely pure and many
kinds at all sorts ot prices. Every
body wants candy and nuts around
the house at Christmas time. You
can get a lot of it here without
spending too much and because I
sell it. It is sure to satisfs'. I.
Michel.
Rev. C. R. Chase, a gospel
preacher from Asotin, Washington,
preaches tonight also Friday and
Saturday night, Sunday morning
and evening at the Union church
He will use object lessons, colored
charts, which will tie both inter
esting and instructive. It will pay
you to hear him.
Floyd Houston of Crook was in
the city Saturday buying supplies
for his cattle ranch. Mr. Houston
has just finished riding for his
cattle on the desert and says that
up to ten days ago the cattle were
doing as well on the range without
feed as they did all last summer.
In tho vicinity of Swartz canyon
about ten miles south of this place
they found green grass six inches
high among the rooks.
WA
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Horn On iVteiulier K5, to the
wife of John Flint, m daughter.
Everybody invited to the New
Year's ball at P. A. A. C. ball.
Dance all night.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
will present a short program in
connection with their "Christmas
irove" on Christmas eve, to which
all friends of the achool are cor
dially invited.
A postal from Roy Howard to
rienda here saya that after several
weeka' work on the Koscburg Daily
Review, he has given up the work
there and is now with the "West
ern Life," a magazine of six months
duration. Ho says the "Western
Life" has 30,000 circulation and
expects to grow. Roy and hi
wife are now living in Portland.
Married At the home of the
bride's parents, about 25 miles
southwest of Prineville, on Satur
day, December 14th, Mr. James M.
Hayes, and Mrs. Paralee Kitching
Collins, Rev. Dr. Dunsmore of the
Presbyterian church of Prineville,
officiating. The groom is a prom
inent cattleman residing at Silver
Lake, at which place the happy
couple will make their home.
They have the congratulations and
best wishes of their many friends.
THE SIMPLEX
Cream Separator
Made in all Sizes
Ea iest Running. Ask u for
name of um in Crook Coun
ty. C W. ELKINS, Agent
Milinery Sale
Christmas Week Only
This wOl be your last chance
to get Millinery Goods at prac
tically your own price. Great
bargains in Children's Hats,
Baby Hoods, Ribbons of all
kinds, Maline, etc Remember
the sale will lasl from Decem
ber 23 to 28 only.
T. F. McCallister
Notice to Farmers
LOSt
A buckskin fiiced fur-lmrked iclove
liwt on Satunlay evening on the Irhallln. f'r wrrk In thia line hrlnir
the Kmile aouthwewt of town. He-! esc,,al,K I,,r wora m tn w line onug
The Hotel Poindexter Barber Shop
Makes Special Offer.
The Poindexter Barlier Shop has
not changed hand but baa only
changed Its nnme. It will hereafter be
known as the Poindexter Trading
Barber Shop for we are going to
offer the public a chance to get all
w-ork done at this shop In this way:
If you have some produce of any
kind that yon want to trade or
i t- s-J,.'. -, ' ,
Win
PAINTS & VARNISHES
An onnMl fr thr nn'rlp You should see to it that when yon
. . rr .J hnv naint anil vrnishpi lut voof
house, or any part of it, or when you
give an order to your painter for any
painting and varnishing you want
done, that Sherwin-Williamt Paints
and Varnishe are purchased.
In large work it is always best to
have a practical painter; but there
are many little things about the bouse
that you can readily finish yourself
by twing Sherwin-Williams ready-to
apply paints.
Come in and have a little paint
talk with us. Now is the time to
"brighten op" your home for the
long winter months. We can tell
you the best product to use for any
purpose you may have in mind and
secure complete finishing specifica
tions for you from The Sherwin
Williams Co., if yoa desire them, for
special work. Our line of Sherwin
Williams Products is complete and
we are in a position to take the best
care of your paint and varnish re-
s quiremeots.
1T
of the owner of a home
Everyone who owds a home is
anxious that that borne shall make
the best appearance possible. Two
things are necessary to produce satis
factory results in painting and var
nishing a home:
First A satisfactory color scheme.
'Second Paints, varnishes, stains
and enamels of such good quality that
they not only give the exact color
effect required, but are sufficiently
durable to keep op the attractive ap
pearance of the house in spite of the
wear and tear of bving in it.
These are offered by the Sherwin
Williamt Paints and Varnithet. The
Sherwin-Williams Co. not only make
rvery kind of paint and varnish used
for s house and the best quality of
that kind, but they make suggestions
for the selection of colors, varnishes,
stains and enamels, so that any given
idea can be earned out, and car
ried out with the best materials.
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turn to Dr. DuiiHinore, at Prineville
Hotel and get reward.
Hstray Steer
There came to my raneh near Prine
ville, about the first of 0-t.iber, a red
baMfaced, 3-year-old eteer, branded
I II on riKht hip. marktxl cron unlit
umlerbit iu left ear, swallow fork and
umlerbit in right ear. Owner can have
same by paying all expense.
0 t.. I. KLAYTON.
Sheriff's Sale
In thr Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
lor v ro i ouiuy.
Annie Mailing. Plaintiff. v O. C. Clar.
pool, Daisy t'laypoul, Theodcwia Claypool
and K. I.. Huliin. iK-feiuianti.
Hy virtue of an execution unil onler of
salt. mMieu oui oi ine bihits entitled court,
on the Ifllh day of December, 1!W7, in
lavor of Annie Maling, I'laintiir, and
aainft O. V. Claypool, Daisy Clavpool,
ltieiMioaia viaypooi and K. I,, babui,
DcfemlnntH, for the um of StS75 judu
nuiit. with mtemit I hereon from the 4th
day of December, 11X15, at the rate of 10 per
cent ht annum, and the further sum of
SltW.OO alturners fees. And whereas it
was further ordered and decreed by the
Court that the following described niort-
caKeu property to-wit: I ot S in block 22,
Monroe Iiodt'e plat of Prineville. Oreaon.
warehouse, wupon house bought of J. K.
Morris situatiHi on the Foster lot, all bed
room and beds and bedroom furniture in
the brick store of Plaintiira, and ail the
fixtures and shelving in the above men
tioned store purchased from said J.
F. Morris, all of said personal property
beiiiK situated at Prineville. Oregon, be
sold by the, sheriff of said county, as under
execution.
Notice is hereby given, that iu obedience
to saiu execution and onler ol sale, t will
on Saturday, the 18th day of January. P.RW
at the hour of one o'clock n. m. of said dav
at the court house door in the city of
Prineville, Crook county, Oregon, sell said
alwve described property at public auction
to the highest bidder for cmh in hand, to
satUfy said judgment and interest and
attorneys lees aim costs.
Dated tins 18th dav of December, 1917.
FKAJiK.' ELKINS, Sheriff,
Crook Couuty, Oregon.
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It In to me and we will exchange
Bitrber Work for same. Any one
man may brtn in as much a 5
worth of the kinds of produce herein
mentioned and get a credit for same
at thin shop.
Erkh, fruit, butter, cabbage, beets.
potatoes, pantnlM! and onions. Wc
can use most any kind of garden
truck. Leave at the Poindexter
Hotel building. Remember you can
bring anywhere from 60 cent to K
worth and get a credit for same, j
This chance will be ojien for 30 days
only but you may have six months
to trade out your credit. This is a
chance for you to make an exchange
through the dull season. Now is
your chance.
GEO. J. RIBELIX, Prop.
Have Your
Watches and
Jewelry
Repaired by
W. FRANK PETETT
Adamson's Drug Store, PRINEVILLE
Stray Cattle Taken Up
There came to my ranch 15 miles
east of Bend cattle branded HU con
nected, D and one or two Indistinct
brands. Respectfully,
2w A. O. WALKER, Bend, Or.
Report of the condition of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon
At the cloao of business December 3, 1 907
BKSOURCE8 LIAWI.ITfEa
Loans and Discount $237,294 17 capital Block I 80,009 00
United States Bonds 1UO0 00 Surplus and undivided profits m,SH TO
Banktremlse 12.34a 1J circulation 1210 00
Iue from banks sub to ck 138.715 10 Individual Deposits S07.W5 78
casb on band S3. 00 09 .
Redemption fund 026 00
S434.010 48 H'H,10 48
B. F. Allea, fWJoat T. M. Baldwin, Cashisr
WOl WurrwliUr, Vics-Pmidant K. Baldwin. Au'l Cjuhier
1SJU22,
New Prineville Photo Gallery
Jost opened in the old photogiaph
building on east Bide Main street
All the latest styles in Photographs. We have
Artura Finish. The best on the market. All work
guaranteed. Prices reasonable. See samples.
L. L. FRY, Proprietor.
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Here are a few quotations: 1 N&yf Millinery Me W Year's
CUT GLASS and
HAND-PAINTED CHINA
I D.P.Adamson & Co
da.
All the latest Btyles in Trim
med Hats, Street Hats, Plain
Bailors and Children's Cape.
Also Handkerchiefs, Collars and
other notions at ,
Mnc Fctoc' Millinery
i ii o. ljiwj Parlors
Corner Second and Main Sts.
Stats Selectioa, Notice for Publicatioa
United States Land OIHce,
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Notice is hereby civon that under the
provisions of the act of (Jonirress of
AtiKuat 14. and the acts suimlemon-
tury and amendatory thereto, the State of
ureon lias tins day niea in tmsolltce its
niinlioution. No. 7tT). to select the WU
NWi of Section 12, T. 15 south, range 17
east, w. M.
Anv and all persons clainilns adversely
the above-described land, or desiring for
any reason to object to the final allowance
of the selection, should lite their chums or
objections in this olllce on or before the
stn (tuy oi February, i'.hin.
C. W. MOORE, Register
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uiuuiu. vaiei ui aiuruiiuu gni;u u an
horses. Customers waited on promptly.
Finest livery rigs in town. Call and see us
Sf. jf. Baldwin, iProp. - !Prt'Hviilo, Oregon
J.RWIGLE'S
First Place North of the Prineville Hotel
Night
ance all Night
Horsesho.Lng. Wagon and General Repair work done
jffenderson & tPo flard
Country Orders Solicited
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CICETS,$1
Wines and
Liquors
Finest Cigars
In Stock
First Door South of the Poindexter Hotel
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