- rr ppBNlNOS AT MADRAS of ImprovementsThe n i n , mi ill i r i Social Events-Items Conciensea. il44 J futt Ctififn rnlnrnnl iifialMi-tm (wn UnnnOB In .i t It- ' i . jftiro ..mi niiuw - for (lis rc .id tne - .4 Crorn n weric I ,. MW. and wiiv ....I.. Mmlflll, , f..,u.r wns in town .!)"" r. l,mml-4 I.A tiniT .llkl.. ----- rancher from wis in town on I. . ,r .l ... lib no iiui' . ... niinbonrd you i ihir 1 1 m it v i' - - . -it T li 1 I PS IS tie Ltieddetnaon num - a indows at prices io'J imllc . . r . .rJinol wil tilvc nn ,1 tnc a at mcir w ---- Kwerabtr 29. . . 1... I.amD. who . ... ruti.t Inr several days U 1 H " ' laton Monday. of rotinu antJ dressed lum it.. Annr. ami W r.tlOW IIIIUIl uvi -- ,blDg!sttbeGrlMly LftUe TrJ. u.mi,m nf Wamnitia. who Dtlnuui) , - - 1 choice business lots in Mau cf 1 half lot to J. W. Liv Ad& and May Jackson, who to Tho Dalles during the to their home at thi& Mopday, LKin$ and Mbs Nellie Mc alope drove over wih Mr?. 10 on Saturday, and spent a i'iwd5 here. pitiy was given Tuesday sdimtr Hahn andOsbom i&at (ritnds. Those present Kklfsl evening. A tempting lustntd. T. Jones sod a Mr. VVntts, Toniiy several days during X They left on Tuesday for k..,.LL..I J luiiuiuuvmuiju, apply of legal blanks for lehtttel and nrop inortuuueH, iiii) iii jMnviLI' specialty. K. J. Hrookf. ; Conroy and John Conroy eiuMday morning for Tht li Conroy goes to cnntiniu music, and her absence will coucedia musical circles here. 1.1.1.. . . q jiii-Mi iiirf.iii r.i rnoat'irelniuranBuRnnlniv. i,lrl.,i " un mroriucHi or i n- "opanlet. If you ,,e(jlro ,. Pa jour nronenv. I. ..111 1... 1111 111- lor you In Miii. !icQos to Redmond. CsdilUc automobile which was. I'te Central Oregon Trans "Py.and which for a year Stored n,no .1.. cmpany at this phi flu t. acc, last Thurday.and In . .1 -..-juaucrs 01 tl e WlMd. The mri,!..,,. ...... 1 ""liV win IM Mil i M in nnn. 1. 1 1. . I4UU11 rntlrlllintt DlbytheoHir.i,u r.i.. f7" teamster ,.. ,nnme otTere,! , f IUJI Pi ..I.. I 1 IU Wnill1 n.l . 1 i 'k 11 oack 10 WM ill . ... . I IUICQ 101 nrwl -I... r.h. ' m 111111 111 v theor fi"' "'"e were no I Grain sacks for sale by G. J. Hnrdy nt . I ....!. .1 ' ' tllC l.OUCKS uuiming, John F. Church Jr wns in town Sunday from nenr liaycrcck. I)ive Hnrnetl of the Culver neighbor ho id Is n visitor in town today. Miss Nellie McGee was a visitor in Princvlllc, last Saturday nnd Sunday. Mrs. Jerry Harber of Culver was In town on Tuesday visiting with friends. The Sunday school will give a box so cia) at the school house on December 9 Mrs. Delia Sweeting returned Tuesday from visit of several weeks ut Laidlaw J. Livens, a traveling mnn from Port land, was in town yesterday, interviewing local merchants. Bronzo TnrkeyM foreald, for breeding purpoHUH. Apply to A. P. Clark MudruH, Oregon. L. II. Arensinelcr who lives southwest oltown, was in Madras this morning look ing after business affairs. If you have a form or town property for sale, list it with the Madras Realty Company, Madtos, Oregon. Oflicein Townsite building. Miss Maud Durham, who has a claim on the Dig Plain, was in town Wednesday accompanied by her father, William Dur ham, and Miss McDonald, whose father also has a ranch north of town. Don P. Hea left this morning for Port land, where he will spend a week or ten days, looking alter business matters. He expects to return immediately after Thanks giving Day, whidh he will spend with relatives in Portland. The Sunday schoot people are making big preparations for 6bserving the Christ mas festivities. Thcrs will be a Chmt matt tree and every one is invited to be present with gifts and enjoy the pro gramme of the entertainment. Jnmcs Vice and 'fohri Mocho of Hay. creek vcrc n town yesterday. Mr. Ricr Was attending to business matters for the U, S. $ f,. Co., with which he has been connected for a number of years. He is now atstockhnlder in the company. Miss Olhe Cook daughter of J. V. Cook, and David Peck, both of near Cul vcr, were united in marriflgc at Prineville Wcdncsdny. Mr. and Mrs, Peck gave a wedding ball at then' home in the eve ning. Those present had a very enjoyable lime. The bankrupt stock of goods former!) belonging to T. J. Malloy & Compan) has been removed tnto the new Ma!I) building across the street from the old store, and will be auctroued off during tht following week. The announcement ol the sale appears in another column. J. M. Foster has again taken charge m the assigned stock for the creditors of 'I . J, Malloy & Company, and which was aken out of his hands under an attach mem brought by the Kock Island Plow Company. On Friday morning the key were turned over to him and the stoie opened for business, an agreement prol ably having been reached between tht plow people and the assignee, H. L. Sa bin of the Merchants' Protective Associa tiun, NOTICE. Parties knowing themselves Indebt ed to tuu for WRtur rout uro rociuostn- to ouir tttitl pay tamo, I need tl 1 mutiny for tlm nurpouo of buying a now pump nnd making other Improvt- infills Ht Ibu woll before tho winter sotH In. J. a. IS1IAM. H. F. Dciticl arrived in town from The Dalles last week and is connected with the Madras Milling & Mercantile Com- r,myf tlr .. . . warren urown, wno j? connected with theGrinly Lake lumber Companion " ur'"'y nfl In owu, S,iluraiy Kioiyng niter Utisness a$iirs. 11 m need ol a tomlut ' w . w fl lllly 11 postal card to the Vyatts Marble works of I he Dalles and, they will send you de signs and prices ort their first trip out this way. You Imvo only to Htop at Hotol Pol 11 uuxiorin no convinced that It Ih the iniwt popular hofttelry In Prlr.u vllle. CouitfiOiiH troHtment, good uceomrno. iliitioiiH, and popular prlcuH. -- Wolverton Is Appointed. Judge Charles . Wolverton of the Ore gon Supreme Court, has been appoint ed by the President to fill the vacant fed eral judgeship in Oregon, to succeed the late Judge Charles H. Bellinger. Judge Wovertnn's appointment came.as a sur prise, as the choice was supposed to lie between Judges Hcan a.id M.cBride, both of whom were active candidates for the ap pointment, and the latter having the sup. portt of Senator Fulton. Howerver, Judge Wolvcrton,s appointment will be decided ly popular throughout the state, owing to eminent fitness for the place. During all the years of factional strife in Orecon. judge Wolveiton has refrained from ac tiva partisanship, and he is especially fitted (or tbe federal iudeshio at this ti me liu reason of this. An able jurist, of lone ex-1 pentnee upon the state supreme bench, in the prime of his life, judee Wolverton's appointment has met with wide approval throughout the state. -... ..pttw Catholic CHUrdh News. Tho Reverend. Father Illckev will visit tho Bend country the first weok 0 liecember and will celebrate masB lu tho Hall at Bend Bunday, Dec8rd, at 0:30 oclock A. M. All tho Catholics if Hie Burroundlng country will thus bo able to make their Christmas duty uud can have their children bantlsed. Iho Rev. Father's poor health will pre vent him visiting remote places, so all who possibly can should irn tn There will also be a freo lecture nt a in December 3rd. Father Hiokev WAIltN tO SCO fill hit ninnla nn L,.i,.lnt church development plans. Culver Is Growing, Trio. Born to wife of W. F. Hammer, a son, on Monday Nov. 30, 1905. pa Born to the wife of Charles Pihbhr, a daughter, on Saturday Nov 18, 1905. Born to the wife of William Gritton, a daughter, on N,oy 19th, 1905. Boin to wife of J. Henty Windom, on Saturday Nov 18, a daughter. , ' J. W. BOONS D'caldr In homc-mndo Hfhess& Saddles ry out millto of -WMo Rlvor Treq Stock Mlld. 4'ho best In tho mnrktt. PRINEVILLE ORECOH OUR NEW Prinevi'le's DEPAB1 If STORE Have HEATERS -A.rr3.ved. - HEATERS Tho moot comploto lino In Madras A ton of Barbed Wlro to dispose of at 34.30 por 100 for each. CARPET SAMPLES AND RUCS G. R. LOUCKS & GO, Madras, Oregon 6th & C Sts. HENRY L KUCK MANUKA CTUIIEK OF Harness and Stock Saddles COWBOY OUTKl'TS A 8PECIAITY. Dealer In Co 1 1 aw, Whipi, Robes thd i gen eral line of Home FurnUbliig Goods, Tento Awnings ami Wagon Coven. All work guar, antccd. East Second St. THE DALLES, Ord Who Print Townxhlp PlalJ corrected up to date showing names of all cnto meii, vacant land rivers and crceksfjO cents' each. LAND SCRIP FOR SALE For securing title to all kinds of Government land without residence or Improvement, at lowest market prices. Write us for full par ticulars. All kinds of Land Offlco business aspeolalty, Twcnty-llvo years' experience, Kcfcrenoe: French t Co., bankers. HUDSON LAND COi THE DALLES. OREGON. milton Hot First class mealB and beds. Prices reaBonablo. Head quarters for all atngo lines. Antelope, Oregon Carries the Largest and Best .Selected stock of Gents' 'and Iitidles' Keudy-Miulo Clotlnng of any store in Crook County. Latest styles, best lit, lowest prices, 'Also a full and complete lino of everything need by the farther and stockriian. Send (n a trial order and be convinced. WUR2WEILER & THOiW ' '. "tit Prineville Oregon EASTERN OREGON J ; n Ami 1 1 11 ii nnitnn iDftNfvmu uumr mi f... SHANIKO, OREGpN V.P Capital Stock, $25,000 Deposits, $250,000 J. W.fEENOH, Pres.) H. A. MOOEE, Vice-Pres.nr. T. HIRLBUET, Oafihi"- FOREIGN EXCHANGE BROUGHT AND SOLD yv 1 1 J 1 m HMl-n A- V LIVELY AND FEED STABLE r. AT SHANIJiO IS A, HOW c 1 Grdod stock. Careftil drivers. Best of hay and grain. Prices reasonable; Madras, Oregcm 1 a . HI I I ITHING AND WAG ON -MAKING r" r Horseshoeing at pefcialt J WATPD-TAMU'C oVJ flDAlM DAr-lO p --ALWAYS ON HAND ' The Pioneer gives the news. AY, Nnv 'o in. w . 1 4l uo A. M. WILLIAMS &. CC DEALERS IN Di Goods, Clothing, Furnishing Goods .. 1 - THE DALLES MOOTS AND SIIOIM HATS AND CAPS t OREGON CULVER' HOTEL AND FEitb BARN j .j' I'KUHY HKUD, MailaKor. GOOD MEALS CLEAN IMS MEW BUILDINGS .. .Ill.l, 1. r.AHIIN A It I ' AMSsMssassssn I 1 "1" IV" A .a.'wi'J SPECIE L MILLINER? SA1 Ladies'. Children's (iiiil Misses Hats AT A FOURTH OFF Wo must have room for our Holiday Goods. Hany ore marked lower than a fourth off. The salo Includes our entire stock of Trimmed and Tailored Hats. This season's latest styles and colorings. PREMIUM COUPONS Wo aro atill giving Fine China away with cash purchases, but will discontinue doing so very soon. Parties having coupons should turn them in for exchange before the assortment of dishes Is broken. We will be unable to match the pattern we now havo after they are gone, LiflST CHWCE pot? Feh cHiNflumfE u will bo ready at our store (o sho.v a very lino atook of Hol iday Goods on Monday, De cember 4, 1005. 3s 1 X bhaniKO Wafhoase company ...OENERAI, STORAQB ANn FORWARDING,. , 1,. ,(. l II l 1 ''I "vX " . SpeclEl attolpn.to Wqpl q-fttHnRAnd Baling fcneirn ship ptonts, , Dealers in' Ulackflin,!th tfoal( Limb and BjjUdera'. MatrJ(l ot H Vidi. SuJphur, Wool and Gran Backs ndiTjviiwvvGraln, Flour and Feed. Highest prico paid for Hides' and Polt. Stock Ykrdo with it 11 the latest atid hbit facllitfes'for handlinu Stock. 1 7 1 r. . 1 , Mars. V' lnn.la fit, tt MARBLSAKDGRANiTE Imrnfm, Watts- marSle workI . t WATTS & BAKER, PROP'S , Marble and Granite? Woodmen and ledge work a specialty iron and Wire Fencing .for Cerneteios and Farms. ' 1 We deal direct with quarries in Car ir. " 1 r iioail l,ots. THE DALLES, - . "mm t t I Antelope Drug Company ANTELOPE, OREGON Fre8eription work a principal feature of this Btore. No substitution. Accuraoy' guaranteed. Mail orders receive careful attention and de livered in return mail. SELECT LINE OF PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES t Z. F. MOODY ; GENERAL COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANT iirg'e and Commodious Warehouse, Consignments Solicited, Prompt attontlon paid to thoso who lavor us with thtlr patronage. SHANIKO, OREGON t r - 11 MEAT; M AIR K E T i"3 (3S.U Kmlyhanthgbest;- '7T5 We cah iAtiSH V8W m 9 "n vfafiKA.l (inMti AND HAY OK AW KINDS FOR SALE It, ( PKicirs kkAhonaBlm. 01. ,Q CULVER OREWJH