The Place to Save
Money
THE LEADER
The Place to Save
Money
MUST HAVE ROOM
FOR SPRING GOODS
We have a big stock of fall and winter
goods on hand and in order to make
room for our spring goods will make a
Great Sacrifice in Prices on all Lines
$15.00 Suits reduced to $7.50. Good line Sweaters
at Great Reduction. A large stock of Boots and Shoes
will be sacrificed at this sale.
35 Cents
Closing out 1 0-inch Records at - -
I. MICHEL, Proprietor, Prineville, Oregon
Johnson and Scott
Held for Grand Jury
Llojd Johnson, the tinge driver
that made the gun-play at Heuler
last Saturday had a preliminary
hearing the fircl of the week and
was bound over to the May grand
jury in the gum of $2500. He is
charged with assault with a deadly
weapon with intent to kill.
JohniOQ bad been drinking
freely on hia trip from Shaniko to
PrineTille, anl G. H. Russell, a
Tacoma horsebuyer, remonstrated
with him. Words led to blows
and blows led to the shooting.
J. T. Scott, another stage driver,
who was in charge of the Madras
Shaniko mail, became mixed in
the aflair because he lent his revol
ver to Johnson. The shooting
took place at Ilebler where the
Madras and Prineville stages meet.
That G. H. Russell was not killed
is a wonder. He owes hia life
probably to the fact that be struck
ajt Johnson with bis left hand and
stood at an angle to the range of
the gun held by him. The bullet
struck Russell in the ribs and
glancing, made a wound about
four inches in length. The
wounded man was brought to
Prineville where he received medi
cal attention. While Mr. RutsseH's
wound was painful it did not con
fine him to the house.
J. T, Scott, the Madras stage
driver, was held as an accessory to
the shooting and was bound over
to the May grand jury in the sum
of $2000. Bonds have not yet
been furnished for either of the
prisoners.
Masquerade Ball
at Lamonta
The masquerade ball at Lamon
ta last Friday night was a com
plete success in spite of the fog and
muddy roads. The hall was filled
to its utmost capacity, the merry
makers coming from Prineville,
Bend, Redmond, O'Xeil, Grizzly, Junior League.
Culver, Madras, and in fact, from
almost every point in central
Crook county. All sorts and
classes of people were represented
and some of the characters were
especially good. The "Hon.
Ceor?e Washington Brown, Sab,"
and lady, from "Coontown" were
represented by Charles Moore and
Ernest Russell, and was an excel
lent imitation of the "real thing"
feet and alL The Misses Moore
and Rossel, dressed as the "spoon
era" made a decided hit, but lest
most of theis spoons before morn
ing. One of the most unique cos
tumes was worn by Mrs. C. M.
Cooper, who represented the Crook
County Journal. Her entire cos
tume was manufactured from old
copies of that paper, and she also
carried a bundle of Journals on
her arm which she parsed around
between dances. Mrs. Mary Pitier
was dressed all in green, represent
ing "Greeuhorn," the Journal's
correspondent from Grizzly. Other
noticible costumes were "The
Queen of Hearts," Miss Maude
Xewbiil;"The Bathing Girl," Delia
Xewbill; "Good Luck," Elhel Far
rell;"All ia not Gold that Glitters,"
Bertha Huffman; "'ight," Ethel
Cox, and others too numerous to
mention, including clowns, coir
bhys, school girl, b&ee ball play
ers, valentines, etc.
The prizes, consisting of a ladies
brooch, and a canvas telescope,
were awarded to Mabel and How
ard Hendricks, who were dressed
as a pair of Mexicans. No prizes
were given for individual suits.
This was Lamonta's second mas
querade this winter, and the peo
ple may well feel proud of the suc
cess of both.
Another dance is booked for the
2oth of this month, and a good
time is assured.
George Washington
Birthday Social
A George Washington birthday
social will be given at the Metho
dist church February 23, at 7:30
p. m.
Following the program light re
freshmenta will be served by the
Organize Another
Fire Company
Frinevilla Hook A LadJer Company
No. 1 effected a temporary organization
Monday evening by electing George
Bernier, president ; Ir. Roeetiberg, sec
retary. Mas Hofer, treasurer.
The following committee was ap
poiLted to draw op a constitution and
by-laws in accordance with the require
ments of the city ordinance: Claude E.
Smith, George Reams and J. II. Rosen
berg. It was moved and seconded that the
charter list be kept open until next Sat
urday, February 19, to as to glTe those
who desire a chance to become charter
members. The lift can be found at the
Lively-Jordan-Lanios store. It ia ex
pected that our business men and pro
perty owner will avail themselvea of
this opportunities to become identified
with the Sre department. Members too
old or disinclined to take an active part
at fires can encourage the boys by be
coming memlra and paying a small
fine f ir absence at roll call. The rev
enue from this source is applied to the
legitimate expense of the company.
It is the expectation that in the
near future Prineville must have a good
chemical engine (or better fire protec
tion. The chemical has demonstrated
iu superiority a a fire fighter and
property saver in the early stages of a
conflagration, so it ia hoped to add one
t j our fire equipment. Another thing
that ia badly needed by the department
is a good city hall properly equipped to
house the fire department. This matter
is being talked up and may take con
crete form during the coming cummer.
The following have signed the charter
member jeip list: J. II. Rosenberg, Max
Hofer, G. P. Reams, Wiid I'-ame.
Clark Morse, Roland McCalliater, A. T.
Hoffman, Roy Lowther, Charle Low-
toer, C. K. Smith, J. A. McClun,
George Summers, A. B. Roller, G. L.
Bernier.
Republican Assembly.
IViiUuued from L
opinion ,4 Niid pmu nt j aff-rtti hl.r l ni.it
and l"in r; that rut h cv'Uhtv br
rtiOM'U ly mn nut-tin? and hel.l iu tl
Hie rvixvturt cumilir Trrlt,( tl.e lc
; of aanl Hireling lo I tlraiiU4ttxt by tlir
' futility roinniHirf and I lie mrriilvni of the
,rouuty aatiib!y hvnriu rwmrand-d to:
j l rhutrn f a majority voir of all ttir j
i vote. rat at aatil tuaaa nirrtmjj. V
j furtl.iT mnntnirtiil Dial tor Unit- of hold-
Itta; J ma iih-viii,- in huI pnariurla hr
on fal.irxlar, July . l'lfO. aiul tttr ii.rnihrr. ,
o rftiwn nn-rt at aoine roiivMtient pi
in Wirir rfvliv. ruonlira itiigualri
the county rntrai commiitr. on halur-
lay, July Iti, I'llO. lor Ilia puqwf cf irlwt
in nu-niU-n ul the Mat lirpiu.li. an A
MMiihly, and iiiau.u-li a .V uliuomali
l ounty la lrnn-ljr Hpit!ati and a mut
nwrtinir yitri ruUrv.l tlirrrdy ttu
pracuoablr r m-ouimrml that tha' man
ner ol clioo-iim nirmlvra of the ute
Krpuhitran Assembly from that county be
reet'lfully it frrmt to the county central
ooaumittrYot Mid county, with sui-gralion
that they cIi.mmp auch mt'tnher in a man
ner a may be ilcemnl by them l-rt calcu
lated to produce the lM re-iilta, believiiic
that their party loyally, fealty and io
leirrity can I relied un to xcure alie
ami honest men to represent iu iuterc-t;
be it further
K-xlmi,Tfiat no pro I hh will he honor!
in said aaarmhit hut in the rvenl of the
iiiatuhtv of theiiuly elected nn-mlwr to
attend from any cam thai their vole be
ci by the memtwrdiip oJ that count r ac
cuHtiiK to the maturity t iumiuii of thoa
prwnt ami aclinic: le it further
UrsolveJ, That ConKrwiional and other
district ai-jniblir be hel I during a reven
of Mid Ucpubltran AKwmbiy fur the pur
pose of m-ommendinic caiiltlalt-i for nom
ination for ConirreMa onal and other ill
tru-l ottu i-. mlitch m-ommendatlona ahall
be reKrted hack to the Mid as&rmbly, the
delt-jtra to the r-tdte aiemhly from the
eteral district- arrvtne aa dvh eatea to tbe
district as-emhliea. and be it further
UeMilved, That hould any county cen
tral cttminttteeof any county of thia tatr
I of the opinion that the niN-r.!ure here
tofore recommended would not be auitable
to the condition rat-ting in uch count
that drlnratea electnl by the bepubltcana
of aiu h county according to procexture
adoptetl by the central cviiinuttee uf euch
county be entitled to eat in Ilia Mate
Asneuihly, according to tbe number ol
delegates heretofore apportioned lo aucb
county, lie it further
Keaolred, That it ia herebv reconimendl
to the Republican utrr of the reeci-counlit-
that the assembly held in accont
ame with thex roliitioni ba large and
well calculated to be fully rrpresentatiee
of the vote of tti coiutituencr and that
tbe representation l not les than one
deirate for every ten Vote ca-t lor the
Kepuoiican nomiiHe for rreMdeut of the
PICTURES
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Firemen's Masquerade,
Do not overlook tbe masquerade
dance given by tbe Prineville fire
department. Prizes are given for
tbe best waltzers, best sustained
lady and gentleman character, one
for tbe prettiest costunze, one for
tbe second beet waltzera and an
other for the best burlesque. Don't
miss it. There will be lots of fun.
Read tbe ad which appears elsewhere.
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Prepare to exterminate The Shoe Store
The squirrels by using a poison wheat thai Is ready lo furnish you with the best at
will kill. Use early in season. I prices thai will save your pocketbook.
Three Cans for $1.00 $2.75, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00
For Colds and Grippe A Few Pairs of Overshoes
Ask lor No. 56402. It cures. I 4 buckle. $2.25
1 buckle . $L50
Men's Furnishings Phonographs and Watches
Edison Phonographs, Victor Talking
Good work shirts . 45c lo 60c Machines.
Soil collar dress shirts 75c lo $5.00 Waltham and Elgin Watches, all grades
A large assortment ol both laundered Irom 7 jetl lo 23 jewel, sizes' 0, 4. 12. 16
and solt shirts, regular $1.25 lo and 18. Prices Irom $8.00 to $50.00
$1.50 values at $1.QQ complete.
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LINOLEUM
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I'm til Male, it leiiix the desire of thia
committee tha. the fullest, faireat and
moat coinidite eipreation of the artie
will be ohuim-d in eirery instance without
interference from h-jstire aoiinv, recun
ceived jud,(iiieuls or peravnal ambitions of
any man.
Attention, Auto
4 Purchasers
How about ttiHt antotaol.lle you
hnven"t btiURht, though you want
It ami are conriiictHl It woiill lie
valuable to yon from tl.e staudjiolnt
of Iutneti8 or tilcnjtnn-?
Here' a iilalti unvnrulKluM fact
nlwiut the Kurd which nhoultl be con
sidered by ycjti In arriving at a de
cision aa to h Ifh cur to buy.
It U a liiUtuke to cotiMhlcr a lliflit
car n U-lnu; miKUltalile for lieitvy
roudit. A t motion engine need a
mlBhty umiHiih road, yt-t a trnctlon
eUKlue U tiotlilnir more than n heavy
weight autoinolillf. Over nnv and
all kind of road the Model "T" will
run more tnlicn, more daya, more
yean than any heavy car "manufac
tured and it In the lkhtext of them
all. A Model "T" Ford, a rlutilieate
of the Ford ear for 1110. In the New
York to .Seattle race, arrived In Se
attle tlrxt after the harditit, tough
eut. moat KruellinK content ever run,
beating from Mart to linili all the
high-prhred, high-powered, heavy
weight coiiiietitoni. Light weight
wan very liu-gely reMiKiUHlble lor
that.
Trice only SlO.'iO fully equipped f.o b.
Portland. Worth while inventigat
lng, Isn't It? !
Yonnt trnlv
2-17-2t f. L. Hhattuck. i
RAnce
FOR
Furniture
Carpets
Ranges
Hardware
AND
Building
Materials
GO TO
L1PPMAN
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& CO.
and Save 25 Cents on the Dollar
Cabinet Makers Wanted.
Twoorthiee cabinet maker wjnted at
once, irood wairea paid: toilirl no car.
carpenter mauled. Apply to A.ll. I.tfiv
man A Co., tnuetitle, Oreitnn. 2-l?lf
Wanted Switchboard Operators.
Apply t the I'loneer
TeleRraph Company.
Telephone A
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Grain for Sale.
i olden chaff KprinR aheat, lleardle-a
barley and Rolled barley (ir aale at the
RODMAN RANCH, near Culver.
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IF
You Have
200 -1000
Acres
of land and are
willing to sclL let
us know locality
and price and our
agent will calL
Realty Developing
Company
Prineville, Oregon
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THE HAMILTON STABLES
J. H. WIGLE, Proprietor
PKINEVILI.K, OREGON
fetock IwarJed by the day, week or month at
UeaKonable rates. Remember u when In
rrineville, Kates Rkasonabi.b. W have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
Caaai aj
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Quality
It what the careful buyer in
ventigatea when purchasing jew
elry or watchea. We atand be
hind tbe quality ol everything
we ell we guarantee it to be ol
the quality we represent it to be
WATCH REPAIRING
W. FRANK PETETT
Jeweler & Optician
Priaavilla, Or eg on
Dr. J. E. Marsh
OF PORTLAND
CHIROPRACTOR
Will be at Hotel Prineville
Nervous disorders a specialty, also all kinds 61 chronic
incurable ailments treated by the druglcps method of healing by
Dr. Marsh, the most successful chiropractor on the Pacific Coawt.
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Early in March I
Prineville . Firemen's
asquerade
ance
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TO BE GIVEN AT THE CLUB HALL
Monday Eve, February 21
LIST OF PRIZES
I5ct Waltzera Firnt prize: (lent. Oxford sliws by the Winnek
Company; litdy. Oxford hIioph by J. B. fStewnrt & Company.
Jiest WaltITU K:on(l prize: Gent, lint by Fodter & Hyde;
lady, vhhc by l. I'. AdaniMon & f-'ompany.
lient SuHtalned Character (jent, box "Baifle" cl'irft by George
Storkmaun; lady, fur collarette by LIvely-Jordan-Lanluit'Co.
I'rettlcat CoHtutne (Jent, aafi'tv razor by The W. F. King Co.;
lady, Hilk fiutclnator by C. W, Klklim (,'omptii v. '
iiurk-Mqtie (lent, umbrella by I. Mlcliu!; laiiv, $l.2o box candy
by Sara tiulllford.
Music by Morgan's Orchestra
Tickets One Dollar
Statement of Retourcea and liabilitiaa of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon
At tfca cloao of baatnaaa Nov. 1. 1909
KKHOIIUK8 I.IAIIII.ITIKf
Loani and IHaoounU Si',910 &S capital Rtock 1 10,001 00
United gum Bunda lijm 00 Hurplua Kund..... 60.OJ0 W
Bunk remlaeata ll.WH 1J rlroulatlon t.lOtOO
Kedemptlim fund til 0 t'ndlvlded proSU W.ve(t trr
faah A Iue from bank ai'.ft?.' M Individual Depoalta IW.1 M
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B.. F. AU.a, FmUnl T. M. BaUwIa. CWitar
Will WanwaUar, Vka FraaUeat H. BaMwkt, Aaa'l CaakUr
City Meat Market
Horigan & Still, Proprietors
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Wholesale and
Retail
All Kinds of Sausage Nice and Fresh
Home
Lard.
we will save you money. 1
Cured Bacon and
Fishjand Poultry
in Season.
Butter and Eggs. Give us a call and
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Shingles, MouldirjgB, Windows,
Doors, Glasses, Etc. Etc, Etc
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