Ordinance No. 180
Continued from first pue.
dltlon. and tieiiHltlo tlietvof. Tro
vl.lrd, furt licr, thnt In ciu of th
iiHMlirnniont, nr trHnhT, h jirovlileil
fur In thin mvlloii. n amliriiincnt
lit In tlifcum f Kilty liolliir nhall
lx iuld to til. City Treumifvr, tit Ilie
t lly of I r.tievtlle, aim tne wn.r
miiKlnir iiRmniiiotit 11111111 uikp a
fliinllcate tvovlnt ilii'ivfor. ami at
tath It to the written uppllcnttou for
mii'h mwlirnnu'til, or trnnavr, wutfli
apiillontloo Hliall be arcomimnkHl by
t lit application of the hm-Uikv, or
triMKlerw, In widen Bni.li in- enown
nil of the (rniilltk-itllona re iiitred o' a
ienon, or rnri' m, hiiI.viiik lor a
lliiT.g.'. In the lir.-t limtaiieo. Ami
mild application tduill be oeon
limited by a. Mjltlelotit bond, or
undertaklne, providi-d for, In ciwe
of the application for original lici-nm'.
At the next nuetliisr if the City
t'onncil, after coiiHlderlnn the advlsa
tillltv of such ntwiiriinioiit, or trans
fer, or clinnire of hx-iitioii, as thecase
may be, the enld City Council may,
In its discretion, consent to such
clianur of location, the awl)tnnieiit.
or transfer. lint If llie snll ill)
Council shall not consent to the
chnne of location, assignment, or
transfer, as applied lor. the rimngv
shall not be luude. And II inaile
without such consent of the City
Council, such clittuce of locution,
assicnment, or transfer, s'mll have
no force, or effect. And It is hereby
urovldvd and otdalued. 1 h it an
person or person, who sha'l sell, or
dispose of any Intoxicating liquor.
of the classes enuniera tea in section
One of this ordinance, in violation
of the provisions of this section,
shall be deemed to tare sold and
disposed of th sain without first
having obtoln-da them therefor.
ami said person, or persons, shall be
liable to prosecutlou. and unoa con
viction thereof In the liecorder's
Court, shall lie subject to the same
fine or Imprisonment pre cribed by
Section tour, of this Unlluuuce.
Sko. 6 It shall lie un'nwful for
any person, or persons, to whom a
llceusehas been is t el. uidir the
terms of this ordlnauee, or to penult
any persjn, or persona, employed by
him, to permit any breach ol the
peaw. or disorderly conduct, dis
turbance of public order, decorum.
or riotous couduct. In his or their
premises, orany ImJ talklrg. je'.lluR.
whoopiuic, or einirtiiir, or music
of any sort or kind, lu a boistrous
manner, or permit any gambling, or
any unlawful gaming, or game ol
chance, or operate, or permit to be
operated, any nickel In the slot ma
chine, or any Minilar device played
with; or for money, or Its retire-
sentatlve, or display, or exhibit, or
permit to be displayed or exhibited
any lewd, lascivious, or immoral
picture, or pictures, pulntlug. or
iaiutings, statue or Image of: auy
Immoral or Indecent design, whatso
ever, In his place of business. And
any person or person violatiug
the provisions or this section,
shall be deemed guilty of
a misdemeanor, and upon
coiviction thereof in the Recorder's
Court, shall be fined not less than
twenty-five Dollars, nor more than
One Hundred Dollars, and pay the
costs of prosecution, and in default
In the payment of such fine and cost,
shall be Imprisoned In the city jail
one day for every two dollars of
such hue and ci 8 8, not to exceed
thirty days.
Six. 7. It shall be unlawful for
any person, or persons, to whom
a licei 8 has been issued under
the terms and conditions of
this ordinance, or allow any
person or iiersonB e npl ye I
by him, to pirinit women, minors,
vagrants, vagabonds, loafers, and
Indians, wards of the lotted States,
to visit, frequent, or remain In or
about his place of business longer
than Is necessary to eject them, or
cause them to be ejected, and It shull
be unlawful for auy person or per
sons, or permit any parson or per
sons in hU or their employ to vend,
sell, barter, exchange, or otherwise
dispose of any lutoxlcatlng liquors,
falling within the classes enumerated
lu Section One of this Ordinance, to
any woman or women, minor or
minors, lntoxlcuted peisins. drunk
ards, or persons In the sta.e of in
toxicatlon, or to any imil 111 or in
dluns, wards of the 1'ulted States,
aud any person violating the pro-vli-1
ns of this section shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof in the Recorder's
Court, ol the city of Prineville, shall
be fined not less than Twenty-five
dollars, nor more than One Hundred
Dollars, together with the costs ol
prosecution, aud In default of such
fine and costs, shull be confined lu
the city jail one day for every two
dollars of such fiue and costs, not to
exceed thirty days.
Six. 8. It shall lie unlawful for
any person, or persons, to whom a
liceuse has lieeu granted, under tin
terms and conditions of this ord -nance,
or permit any perton, or per
sons, In his or their employ, to keep
bis place of business open on the first
day of the week, coinmoulv called
Sunday, between the hours if 12
o'clock midnight Saturday, and 5
o'clock a m. Monday, or to
allow auy person, or persons,
to inter his eald plfcce of
business ou said day, or dispose of.
or cause to be sold or disposed of,
any intoxicating liquors, of any ol
the classes enumerated la section
one of this ordinance, on said day.
And it shall be unlawful for such
person, or persons, or permit
any j ergon, or persons, in
his or their employ, to
keep open said pluce of business be
tween the hours of 12 o'clock, mid
night and 5 o'clock the
following morning, or to
keep open his place business on
election day, whether the same be
un election held for City, Couuty or
State, while voting Is in progress,
and any person, or persons, violat
ing the provisions ,f this section,
shall be deemed guilty of a misde
meanor, and upon conviction there
of, In the Recorder's Court, shall be
fined not less thun twenty-five dol
lurs, nor more than one hundred
dollars, and pay the costs of prose
cution, and lu default thereof, in the
payment of such lines aud costs,
shall be Imprisoned in the city jail
not less than twelve duys, nor more
than thirty days.
Si:c. 9. It shall be unlawful for
any jerson or persons, to
whom a license has been issued,
under the provisions of this
ordinance, to fail, neglect, or
refuse to pn vide, and maintain, un
open front to his or their place of
business, lu the manner and form, as
provided In section two of this ordi
nance, shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof, In the Recorder's Court, of
the City of Prineville, shall be fined
not less than twenty five dollars,
nor more thuu one hundred dollars,
together with the cost of prose
cution, and upon defivilt 1 1 tl e pay
ji cut thereof, shall be cotitim d lu the
city Jail not less than twelve days,
nor more than thirty days, or both
such fine and Imprisonment.
Sm lit. Whenever an alarm of fire
shall lie sounded In the city of Trine
ville. it shall Is tlie duty of every
person, or (H-rsons, to whom a li
cense has lieen Issued, under the
tonus and conditions of this ordl
unncv, upon the verbal request of the
CHy Marshiill, or any police otlieer,
making such request, to at once
close his or their plav of busin.ws
and keep the same so clowd until
the fin lu s turn extinguished, or
controlled, uiid during said time
and after such request. It shall W
unlawful for any person, or lierwoiis.
mi requested, to sell, or In any man
nef dispose ol any Intoxicating
liquors, oft e classes enuiu r.tted In
Svtlou One o! this ordinance. And
any person violating the leum or
provisions ol this section sliml Is
deemed guilty of a mlsdeiue inor, aud
upon conviction thereof lu the lie
corder's Court shall bo tlned. uot loss
than ten dollars, nor moro than
lilty dollars, and the costs of prose
cution, and In del uilt thereof of said
payment and costs, slut!! l confined
In the city jail not less than five days
not more than thirty days, or both
such tine and Imprisonment, which
shall lie within the discretion of the
court.
Sue. 11. Any person or persons to
whom a liceuse has becu Issued under
the terms and provisions of this
ordinance shall lie deemed, to have
violated such tonus or conditions,
whenever any person or ivrsons lu
his or llH-lr employ shall violate such
term-a or provisions, provided such
proprietor or Ik-ens? shall eonseut
to, have knowledge of, or connive, in
such violations, mid In such case
both the employer or Ik-ens v. and
enii 1 ivee or person In his eniplov
shall lie held to be joiutly and seve
rally liable aud upou conviction
the one the other or either, lu the
Kecorder's Court, shall bo subject ti
the penalty or penalties, proscribed
for such violations, in such section
or sections of this ordinance, pro
videtl, further, that If such violations
shaft be committed by the employee
against the positive iustru 'Hons of
the employer or licensee, the em
ployee alone shall b held liable, ami
upon convlctl.in lu the Roeordtr's
court shall lie subject to the peunllv
or penalties In tills ordinance pre
scribed lor such vu l ill mis, tie It
further provided that if anv rerson
or persons to whom a license has
been grautod under the terms and
provisions of this ordinance, or nnv
person or persons In his employ,
having boon found guilty in the Re
order s court of throe distinct and
seporute violations they shall be
leotusd to tie the violations com
mitted by the licensee, aud the same
shall work a revocation ipso facto
if the license of such licensee, mid
the sum of money paid for the issu
auce of such license shall be forfeited
to the city of Prlueville, or such
portions thereof us Is then on de
dosit with the City Treasurer, which
would have applied on the remainder
of the term for which said license
was Issued, and the findings of the
Recorder's court of such three seiie
rate and distinct violations aud con-
victlons thereunder shall Ik- con
clusive, and no aptieul shall be taken
therefrom, and the said person or
persous to whom a liceuse has been
issued and whose license lias been
thus terminated, revoked or an-
Qulled, shall be Ineliguble to acaiu
apply for auother license, and the
said bond or undertaking shall also
be f orfel ted. and the sum of money
named thereiu may lie recovered
from the principal or the surety or
auretl -s, oreither of them, or both,
as liquidated damacei, recoverable
by the uty of Prineville. for the vio
lation of said bond or undertaking,
and no evidence shall be requ'r d 1::
such action or suit. Instituted bv the
city of Prineville, for the forfeiture of
such bond or undertaking, except to
prove tne execution of the same, the
.'ranting of the license thereunder.
and a violation of the conditiou or
conditions of such bond or under
taking, to entitle the city of Prine
ville to recover the full penalty there
of.
Skc. 12. If the license granted to
any person or persons under the
terms 01 this ordinance, shall be re
voked, annulled or set aside, as pro
vlded for by section eleven of this
ordinance, and If the bond or 1 n ler-
taklng as provided for in section two
of this ordinance shull lie forfeited,
for the violation or violations of the
condition or condlilons appearing
luerein, ana me person or persons
holding said license, mid who exe.
cuted said bond, if he or they shall
thereafter, vend, sell, barter or ex
change, or otherwise dispose of in
toxicating liquors ol the classes de.
signaled In section one of this ordl-
nance, within the corporate limits
of the city of Prineville, such person
or persons shall be deemed to have
sold such iutoxlcut ng liquors, with
out first having procured a license
therefor, anil may tie prosecuted and
punished therefor, us though no
license had been granted to such
person or persons, us provided for in
section four of this ordinunce.
Sk''. 13 That an ordinance en
titled an Ordinance, nuinliered 151,
which was passed bv the City Coun
cil of the city of Prineville, on the 7th
day of March, 1U05, and approved bv
the Mayor of said City on the "th
day of March, 11) und all other
ordinances and i 1 -;s of ordinances.
In conflict herewi,,, or t'n: t'Tins and
provlstont of wi:;;-!i j vexed by
tiie terms and p: my- .i of tills
ordinunce b and the biiuij are here
by expressly reiiealed.
Si;c. 14. Inasmuch a.i the laws
and ordinances of the City of Prlne
ville, Oregon, are deemed inadequate,'
for the preservation of the pence,
order and decorum, of the City of
Pi'lneville, and If this Ordinance does
n it take effect immediately the terms
aid provisions hereof will remain
Inoperative for a period of several
mouths anil such delay will be a
menace to the public welfare, good
order und peace of the eltv of Prlne
ville, and tha InhabltaLts thereof,
therefore an emergency is hereby de
clared, and the taking eflect of this
o-diuauce Is immediately necessary
f r the preservation of the peace,
welfare aud safety of the City of
Prineville, and this ordinunce shall
tuku effect In all the terms and pro
visions thereof, from aud after its
approvul by the Mayor.
Passed by the City Council of the
City of Prineville, Oregon, on the
the 21st day of December, 1!H0.
The following voted ves: Council
men A. H. Mppman, J. H. Rosen
berg, (. W. Noble, J. Ii. Khlpp, S. W.
Yuucey, und (iuy Lnfollette.
Approved by me this 21st duy of
December, l'jio.
D. V. STEWART,
Mayor of the City of Prineville.
Attest;
R. VV, BREESE,
Recorder of the City of Prineville.
I, R. W. Iireese, Recorder of the
Uty ol Prineville. certify that I did
on the 21st day of December 15)10, de
liver a certified copy of the within
ordlnancs to the publisher of the
Crook County Journal, of Prltiovlllc,
Oregon, mill Instructed the pub
lisher thereof to publish the value tor
three su.vesslve time In said paior.
Signed, U. V. liliKKSK.
Ordinance No. 179.
An Ordinance providing tor the tin
. provouieiit of Third street lu the
City of Prineville, Oregon.
Tin1 City of I'rlnvvllle, Oregon, do
ord iln as follows:
That Third street of the City ol
Prlnovlllo. Oregon, from the west lino
of Worn ' t'" Hire t to the 1 ast It 10 of
"J" street lie Improved tiy grading
and graveling the same, and that
the ct and exisnso of such Im
provement bo charged against ami
ui.ido a lion upon each and every lot
or parevl of land wlihln the limits of
the proposed Improvement for the
full cost of tanking the name upon
the half of the street adjoining such
lot or parcel ( bind.
Passed by the Council Doc. 21. Will.
Approved by the Mayor lVo. 21,
15)10.
D. K. STKWAKT. Mnvor.
Alt -st:
U. W. HUKKSK, Recorder.
Horse for Sale.
On the old C, Sam Smith ranch,
near Prineville. 125 head of mares
and geldings, large enough for work
horses, will lie sold tunny number
at reasonable prices. For further
Information address- U. 11. Kun-m.i..
Prineville, Oregon. 12-lti-tt
Wood Sawing Done Promptly.
Short A Cimn liuve thought lli ,ss
w of A. J. IVtott. All orders promptly
uttouded to. I -oiive or 'phono vour
onion to Prineville Cik'sr Ksctorr. ll-U
1 a a r. uq!K
tmvU rvorr Hvlur
iIhviiIsM. sonnm
ri.,iun'. Murrvll
lima n, N. 11,: ,
Krinik IVL'tt, V- tl.;
T. II. A ll. tvc. -t
Santa Claui Headquarter.
If you are looking for Christmas
presents go to Mrs. tyrus. She has
the largest and most complete line
in town. Dolls, candies in eudless
variety and to suit every puree
Call and look them over. Mus. Viha
I'yuis. 12-l-ltn
Room to Rent
Two rooms to rent, not for house
keeping. Apply to S. A. Pkosi. 11-10-tf
For Sale at a Bargain.
1I0 acres of timlier land tnd 1U) acres
if choice wheat laud. Address Box Sol,
Prineville, Oregon.
Jeney For Sale.
1 cow, fresh Jan. 1st. 2 yearling
neiter. 1 two-Binutnt-old heiter call.
1 fifteen-montliB-old bull. J. K. Adam
son, Prineville, Oregon. 10-27-tf.
Land Wanted
An investor would like to hear frviu
owners of farms, dry or irrigated ; grat
ing or timber land. Object, invest
roent. Agents need not answer. Ad
dress, P., Crook County Journal. 12 l-tf
Hone Lost.
Lost some two weeks tgo, gray pacing
fa ldlc horse, weighing aliut 1050 His.,
15", hands high aud hobbled when
getting awar. Anyone hearing of or
Uniting horse, please take care of him
and receive reward by notifying Anne
Brothers, Bend, Oregon, at once 12 8
Cattle Wanted.
We are in the market for all kinds of
fat cattle; cow stuff preferred. The
highest market price preferred. Would
pay 10 cents per pound for stock hogs
weighing from 100 to 125 and 10's cent
for loss than 100 pounds; also in the
market for fat hogs and calves. P.
Burns & Co., Redmond, Oregon, Box
175. 12-l-2m
Notice of Filial .Settlement.
NolUv W hrivt.r glwti, ,v tii muteniignt'it,
III.' .'",-. II", ,,n l-,Mtr of Mlvliwl 1 In I. II
atil. UfOeM.-.! Ili:,l t Imi iim,!,' ami Clla
Willi tlirCI.Mk of Ih.MVuiuv four! Ilia II mil
uviwiittiwor hi. ,lmlullrnt"n lit al.l -tnlo.smt
Ihil I ho .ai.l (Vurt Iim Itx.-il Ihe
Mil ilitv ur l-Vlirimrv. lull, nl lllo'i Im'li 111 th,.
ftin'll'Hiil, al 111,- tMtintv iniirt rom In l'rlm
vlllr, Oriwon, ir lite lime siut plat Hit lioar
tii ami artmtig auut final ait-omilliia, al
a lik'h time Htul iilaoo anv perMtu may ait.
vo ana ,servl sat,t final a,voutltlit.
laM tin. ssnd ii,,T of IVHviulH'r, 1I0,
t'lmrkwO. t'hrlstliiul,
KisotlUirorwIllor Mlcliavl I'lilUllmit, lie
ceavl. 1
Notice for Publication.
1-lvirlminl or the Interior, fulled Hlatea
Ijoi.t tun,-,, mi Tl' Patio, Otrvon, lSwiu
l'r -".'nit.ll'Ul.
N,m-e I Ihti'Iiv fhvii that John rVnnin,
,if I Aiiioiila, onin, vim, on Nnvemner AM Ii,
t'-HV, m ule ll'iii.. .U'i,,l Sin. ll.MW.llJ, Nerlal
N. UK: al uii.1 iMsU, for tola I, J, S, ami ',
BW'fc tl, lu'ia. aivlloii 4, towtiolilp l wiutlr.
ranife U ,!. l lllamelle MerlitliiH. haa filed
noiltv of liili-ntiun Ui make final five-year
rna.f. toealal'llill t-laliil to llie taliit alsive
deaorlls'tl, N'fiirp Marren llnia n, t'ounlv
t'terk.at Ilia iiimi1 nl I'rtnevllle, Olvaoll, uli
Die SUl ittir or January, lull.
Claimant name aa wttneaaoa:
tiwlii IV lUtwy aiut Mlairlil ttiixarlll, of
O'.N. II, Ore,.n.' Kre,t. rl k It. Minion, alul
t'ltinUn C O Noll, of Irfiiiitinla. Oroun.
I- il I' W. MOOKr; H.KUIer.
Nolle for Publication.
tVpartnuMiturthe Interior. C. a jn1 Oltloe
MTlie Imlloa. lin..ii. I.-iiiUt ilml, Ivltt.
NutU-e la hen'I'V liven that t'wln tl. BaM-y.
oni'Noir. Op'koh, who, IMI ta-.-mtar -Slii,
1'V.V miolo llmuoatoad Nil. Ia;'i. S-rlal No.
Iil77. ami lail.i for o-, no',, e' ae1, H,h 4 ami
no', no'. Sei-llt'll , toanahlp llaomli, tatice
14 oast, ottlumotto Morlittun, liaa rlioil notloe
of liilonllou ui miiko rliml llve-yoar pnaif, to
oatal'ltsh olalui to Hie aml alaive ili-aorllet,
hofi.re Warn n llniw n, l mnuy flora at lit
orttoe, al l'il;ii'i i!lo, Onx-JH, on the Slat day
of January. 1U.
t'iaimant monoa aa wllnoaaea:
J li 11 rVmiiMin. of l-amontu. trvon,
Snairlit K'nurtli, Julio It. Torrell, and Abel
Ciulil. nfO NJll. OrrKOll.
l'p C. MlXlltK, lt.wl.tor.
6. o. xt.
Ajfstctmm mmm Omrym
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Orm On lhxm soith or AruiiKtN'i
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ihwawrtl Htul till tlhrr Imvtiiti cUlmi ngiUtixl
mU tt-U,i lo rvwi.t lhr Mint', with lh'
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I'Hicj itiU IMU Jy or lv , VM'V
AilnitnUtrHior of Ui ttnt of K.tuUr K.
Clifton ft Ccrnctt's Big Dtparlmcnt Store
Notic of l-'tiuil Scttlcincnt.
Not hi. lipn'tiTttlvm, lliut tho tit(itinlKtiri1
rmit flliMt tilk HihL rv.irl n ntluotiUtrnltn of
t)W Ptttt t.f AUtUIU HttWitlt.W, iliNH'tiat'il, Mtltl
the 4iinlV ourt ? lrHk tVunlr, Hnitu
hA HmMittnii MoitttHV, tht tfntl tiitv of Jim
uttiy, mil, ni thv fMnnty nmi t room nt ft in1
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lti HAltt ximnt, Ht tiloh Unto Mint pltuv nit
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MiiM-lhm ihotv UtM In' to Mtltl (Urn I t.
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t-1- J, H HANKIt. Atliiititlitnttor.
(Contest Notice.
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A MtttTlrlfiit iSltttfiit ttflttlrtVtt lntVtDK
lllrtl ttt thl onti hv Ailtt Monw, tHiit'mt
nnU mcuhft honiPtiHil ntrv, Ni. Ii4?l, niM.tt
Mjf aJ. furMVV', MsvtltMt . Town.hu
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John M. Mtcwtirt, tiHVM.J tntt'.i, In
which tt U nllrsttl thul ti it John In HU'witrt
tltftl on or hIhmiI Mitroh ltW; thnt Kliutr
Mill tlntr, hl hftrM, Altcf H, Joliiitott, John
M. Htcwurl, M irv M. AtilcnMn, "illl.un W,
HlWHiiMti4 Ittilh Hlmin hHM nill.'d lo
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filnvtti.'nt in I Up nrntv, iihw or muiliie i.rp
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rMiul, urn! oiTi'i rvhjt iuv touch tnu hum
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hlMiftliv in rrintt IIU, t rrntun, niul llmt (litnl
lnnrlu will tn hchl nl IV) oYlook it in. on
Jhiiuhi v yn, lull, hniv lit IUuut wiul H
wlvoml Hip l iiluU Hlad' ImmA offlcv In The
iHtllf, Onuon.
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whirl. how tlmt nftrr itu illHuintv trmoiiMl
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tx glvn by Uut) mtvl pmiwr itthlhttiloti.
ti t . , NilKilh; U.Bi.trr.
Notlvt of l'inal AccuntioK
Nolle U brrvhy mwn hy lh undcnilitiiril.
Iht t'Xivutor or ihv Tt will mul h ntumout tif
'th V , MiHirp, ilt-iVHwil, thnt ! hm niit.h'
itnil tiled hi fliml Ht.-tinttti of ht mtindti
I rut ton ofnnlit tmtHt titttt tin rlorlt nf the
oountv otnitt, unit I tint ttt uttil rotirt hit wi
Moiuhtv, tlttt JihI ttuy of jHiitiHiy, IMII, Ht 10
o chM-Iri tn thr fom.ixtn, t tit iuniy rotirt
riHtiiw In ,r!npvtl(i, (rtcon.m tuv IIiupmiuI
ptttoe ft hcurtiiK nittl wlllInK mmM tliml rount
liiK. At which Hint' and t I Mity Mron In
trrt'tpl in twhl piut intiy np'ir itnU uhjvci
to until final .votinlln.
lUi thU luiti 4y of Nnwntlwr, 1110.
It A I. Ih H Moohh,
Fvrrutor of the Ut will mid Untumrnt
of SIU W. Idwrv' dtHWMMU
5?al dial
Office with Geo. W. Barnes
!PrimmilU, - - Cnfm
Deal at Home.
Why do you throw vour money away
Jealine with traveling men? lr. Curtit
eye shfht Bpecialist will fit vou wilh
Klaajes, euarantee them in every respect,
aud make all the necessary changes for
one year. Koom 14 and 15, post office
auilding. 11-17
Lost
Loot a hammered bras9 watch fob.
Has initial " tj" in center. Finder
nlMse return to f. I.. Qainn, at Clifton
A t'ornett. 12 ltf
For Sale.
Cream Separator, one J ihn Peere
Snllcr Plow, t-ujierior Windmill top,
new. Bargains. AiidIv to Jons Matt-
sos, Prineville, Oregon. 10-20 tf
5 . Brink
jCawyr
Jf stntt, Prinili, Ortatn.
Reward!
Fifty dollars will be paid for
information leading to the arrest
and conviction of anyone il
legally cutting Juniper trees cn
lands ' within the Pilot Butte,
Oregon Irrigation or Benham
Falls segregations.
Juniper wood is a valuable
appurtenance to these lands and
must be preserved for prospec
tive settlers who intend to file
thereon.
Central Oregon Irrigation Co.
Bend, Oregon. 12 15 41
OREGON-
The Last Call of the West
Did you toethiaheaiili ill article
picturing OreK'in in four colors
ill the November SCNSKT?
115,000 is being eienl by SCN
PKT MAliAZINi; on a teries o(
ar'itli'fi aiiiwrbly tllimtrated In
lour colura pli-turinx ami de
eeribing the nttractlcna and re
oureea ot the
Wonderland of the Pacific.
We will send you the next three
i.aniet of 81'SSET COIlillieileilig
with llie Hpecial Decenilier initio
in which brgina the lient xiri.il
novel of the year "The Spell," by
C, N. A A. M. Williauiaon and a
(iiierbly illnntrateil article in
four eolora on ' San Francisco
Tho Exiogition City ; and In ud
dition we will include a copy i(
tho Novemlier isue cuntiiinitig
tho beautifully illustrated article
on dregon. Alt for 25 cents
(Stamps or coin)
Sunset Magazine
Wolls Fargo Bl'd'g, Portland, Or.
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The Auction Sales
Are now over. We still have an extra supply of mirrors of all sizes, both the plain
and the French Plate, bevel-edge mirrors. Also a number of the new Wilson Heaters,
small size, which we wish to close out. Kitchen and dining tables, cupborda, etc
we now have in stock, too. "Watch us grow." Phone, Pioneer 277.
FRANKLIN & COOKE
Masonic Building. Prineville, Oregon.
Carpets,
Just Received
Art Squares
Rugs
UNIVERSAL RANIGES
America's Best Make
A. H. LIPPMAN & CO.
T is not llie xiuinli-st lliiny in llir v orld lo ilirss
smartly, cvrn tluitiijli llie rlollirs you wr.ir arc
smartly styli-J.
(i is nut alw,is llu'cli.ip with llir inoM rxpen
sive dollies tv!m Kinks niosl i !;ivy.
It is not llir patter t nor tin' lylt- ol a suit wliitlt
nukes lli;il suit guotl attil tttic.
I kiso arc olil ttullis which c cannot ilisniilr.
We have made il our sjtcial hnsinrss to help you
dress smartly, even llimnih you siiimliturs led thai you
will never appear as well drcsv-d as the other lelluw.
It is mil nm'&sarily llir niu. rxenMvr rlollirs that
lend the most grace to a lelluw s liynre. I'eruiniiiQ style
in a satisfactory qtialily w ill do as well il not Letter.
hen you Iwik at dollies seek ISlyle, I'ahric and Fit,
Take a carilul look al "Modern Clothe, designed and
made Ly Itraiuh ijee. Kincaid Si Co. ou are sure lo
lind in them many lliinys you have wanted Iml have
not Leen aide lo obtain.
CLIFTON & CORNETT,
Prineville, Oregon.
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City Meat Market
Horigan & Reinke, Props
I Beef, Pork, Mutton, Wholesale and
fi . . .
Retail
All Kinds of Sausage Nice and Fresh
Home Cured .Bacon and
Lard. Fish and Poultry
in Season.
Butter and Eggs. Give us a call and I
we will save you money.
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