COjLYCP LA-IbTHT,
Fiie-prool huililing, OOxfflX) fmt, In now
ready tu handle Mcruhamliitu, Wool, etc.
HAUL YOUR FREIGHT TO SHAHIKO
-DF.ALKIW IN-
Coal, Flour,
Lumber, Wood,
Hay and Grain.
' Ppwiitl Attnntion (tivcii Ui wool trade. Kirnt-cliiM baling
and grading fitcilitio. Also vtock yari, latent plana.
All Modern Improvements for Handling Stock.
rnoi'iiiETons
Mlllllt
W. 1
II. F.
FKKxen f Co., Hunker, Tho TUHe
iltK liic'Hi , lUiihitrt, Jkro.
Imi), Tlia LUlli.
Laumamk, TIi Dullet,
A. M. EELSAY, General Manager.
Cyrus, the Jeweler.
Watches
Clocks
jewelry
Silverware
Spectacles and
j Cyo Slasscs
Society Cmblems
Violin SSows
and Strings
97ashino and
Bicycle Oil
TTandolins
Banjos
armontcas,
r, tc.
Largest and best assortment of cpcctticlos in tho
city. Fine repairing a specialty.
Work cent in by imiil or Ptago driver will receive
prompt attention. .Swing tiiiicliincM cleaned
mid repaired.
Main Street opposite Salomon's Store.
Princville, Oregon.
City barber Shop,
, IPoweli d Cyrus, (Proprietor.
JCot and Cold Baths.
Smith SSros.,
DEALERS IN
Soneral 9tferchancse.
SISTERS, OREGON.
Sentral Supply Point tor tho Custom Jfaif or' the
Cascade forest Siasorvo. Sheepmen's Supplies a
Specialty.
)n Soods, SrocereSj Jfardware.
Xadiis' and Sen ft' furnishing Seed. CeUlamd
SCHOOL COLUMN
A l'Ai KIl. Iuiied weekly lor mil ly tint
V (mi VI UnCJa ul tl 1'uMic School., of
Frlnuville, Oregon,
Oiiah. RlHUKlw, Editor.
H. '. XwkjH. Ju., ,,AciU-Editor.
Vlll ;V, NoVKMBHIl B, 11101
To tho Pupils and Patrons of the
Prineville Public School:
Having been appointed editor of
thin column, kindly furnishd free of
charge by tho proprietor of the
Chook County Jochxai., it will be
my aim and desire to make thin
column tho most interesting one in
the paper for the pupils and patrons
of the public school of Prineville.
In doing ho I hope to be assisted
by all the pupili) and nwt especi
ally by the member 'of the Wide
Awake Literary Satiety. he
Euitor.
V
Tho Wide Awake Literary So
ciety was organized October M, by
the pupils of tho V and VI grades
for the purpose of providing liter
ary exercises. The following
officer were elected for the present
school term: Pres., Georgia Hod
ges; VIce-Pres., Iora Ward; Bee.,
Stella Young; Treas., James Elkins
The society is divided into four
division, each division being under
a leader. At the meeting held
Friday afternoon Oct. 25, the first
division, under the leadership of
Jlirdie Morris, rendered the follow
ing program: Greeting eong,
Maggie Foster, Birdie Morris, Iora
Ward, Grace Wilson, Stella Young
Recitation, "Lazey Sam," Ran
dolph Ketchura; ''Miss Laugh and
Miss Fret," Nora Stearns; o g,
"Sweet Summer's Gone Away" by
tlje school; Instrumental duet, "On
tho Playground," Georgia Hodges
and Iora Ward; Song, "Uncle Sam's
Wedding," School; Recitation' The
Reason Why," Hattio Bostwick;
' Family History," Willie MoFar-
land; Song, "Good Bye," school
The pupils of the primary grades
were invited, and there were also a
number cf friends present. The
exercises were appreciated by all,
judging from the words of praise
heard on all sides.
. On September 9, school began
with 121 pupils. This number has
increased steadily until at present
there are 196 pupils enrolled, being
distributed a3 follows: Mrs, Rosen
lierg's room 52, Miss Belknap's
room 49, Mr Bocgli's room 59, and
ProL'Bsor Orton's room 36. Since
the arrival of the new text books
the school has btvn running
smoothly. The grade work is being
strictly followed as set forth in thj
Course of Study.
Prof. Orton's pupils have pur
chased a fine organ for their room.
The old organ will bo used iu the
lower rooms.
.
There is some talk among the
pupils of securing a new flag for
the school. Tho old flag is getting
iretty well worn and another is
badly needed.
j.
Tho Widu Awake Society has
secured a numlxr of framed pic
tures which adds g-eatly to the
appearance of their room.
During; the month that just
ended, the number of pupils neither
tardy nor absent in the different
zrndes were as follows: I grade 16,
11 grade 7, III grade 13, IV grade
21, V grade 22 VI grado 18, VII
grade 13.
N
Prof. Beattie, o the Weston Nor
mal school, paid us a short visit
last week.
Miss Bessio Stevens nnrl Miss
Bessie Anderson entered tb
V1U gradu ou tke'4 UwL
uary nouse jsar.
Henderson & Pollard, Proprietors.
FIHB WINES, .
SIQUOES, CIGARS
MAIN STREET. ' . PFJKEVILLE, OREGON
Ulj Midi iudlfttT, Proprietrs.
A Complete a id Choice Line of
Beef, Veal, Mutton, Pork, Bacon,
Lard, and Country Produce.
Maiil St. Prbeynie, Orejoa. TllOfle 31.
Stock boarded by day, week or
HnmiU'sn Clottfic month. Fine saddle horses and
ttlliluOn JUlDlwS livery turnouts. Rates reasonatle.
Good accommodations.
' Remember us when in Prine-
PPflllV rPPfl R Tftl ville, and we guarantee that vuor
liWaUj IttU vain. patr0nage will be apprecialedi
and deserved.
P. B. D0AK Proprietor.
ED N. WHITE,
JOHX COMBS.
White 6: Combs
-DEALERS 15-
WINES, LQXJORS,
CIGARS.
I)Oi;islJ( and
iKroura: !....
COUNTRY ORDERS , FIRST DOOR SOUTH
SOLICITED. POINDEXTER HOTEL.
PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
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Doctors fci'd
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Strut, Nw r.