Crook County journal., December 19, 1901, Image 7

Fire-proof building, 90x31)0 feet, in now '
rtimly to handle Murolmudiiw, Wool
, n to.
HAUL YOUB FREIGHT TO SKAHIKO
-DEALKR8 IN-
Coal, Flour,
Lumber, Wood,
Hay and Grain.
Bpiwiul Attention given to wool trade. Kirnt-diuu biting
and Killing fuuilitio. AIho itock yaron, lnt-nt plana.
All '.Modern Improvements for Handling Stock.
PROPRIETORS:-
fFBKM'H it Co., lUnlwn, Tlio Ruling.
I Mimas; IIkoh , linnki-rx, Mi ro.
I W. Iibd, Th Dalle.
LB. F. UvuiUH, The DI1m.
A. M. KELSAY, General Manager.
SCHOOL 'COLUMN;
A VAVMl. lmml wooltly (or ami fcy tin
V tnd VI Omiet of tlid l'uUlo Helwol., of
l'rinevllls, Oregon, ,
An ft a Htiimm ,. Editor.
Cii.b Smith, Aiat.KJitor.
FRIDAY, DKCKMBKR 14, 1001
Gyrus, the Jeweler.
Watches
Clocks
jewelry
Silver ware
Spectacles and
Cye S lasses
'Society Smbloms
Violin flows
and Strinys
TTJachino and
icy do Oil
Mandolins
flanjos
harmonicas,
c.
Largest and best assortment of icctftcl in the
city. Fine repairing a specialty.
Work wnt in by mail or stage driver will receive
prompt attention. Bering machines denned
and repaired.
Main Street opposite Salomon's Store.
Prineville, Oregon.
City Barber Shop.
Powell d Cyrus, Proprietors.
JCot and Cold flatis.
ns . ... ss
Smith 33ros.,
DKALERS IN-
Sencral Wferchanciise.
SISTERS. OREGON'.
We have just received a full line of jCadies wrappers
and gloves. Wo also have a full lino of SenO omen's
and jCadies' SAess.
7)ry Soodsj Srocertes, Jfardware.
Sadies' and Sonts' &urnishinj Soods Call and
Cxomint our Sleek
Mr. Anna Estcs was a visitor
laHt Friday. ,
We have readied the 200 mark
in enrollment.
Mix Jessie Brown paid our school
a visit hint wek.
Mr. Boegli returned and , took
charge of hit) room Monday. He
villi ted eight schools during bin ah
ounce,
Wo are now in possession of a
fine Wi-bstcr's International dic
tionary. This ban been needed for
Homo time.
Edgar Barnes wan promoted to
the V grade last Tuesday. Edgar
in an excellent pupil and the IV
grade work proved too light for
him. lie ii4 having no trouble
with the V grade work.
,.'
The schools (should train the boys
and girls to be accurate. No
knowledge is vitlnable that is not
accurate. He who knows and
knows what he knows, is wise.
Missouri school Journal.
The following program waa ren
dered by the second division of the
Vide Awake Society at its kit
meeting: Song, school; recitation,
Dolly Hodges; recitation, Agnes
Elliott; select reading, Beulah
Clinc; song, school,; recitation,
Sichel Hinkle; recitation, William
Meenk; recitation, Lulu Anderson;
instrumental music, Edna Estcs;
select reading, I,ora Steurns; reci
tation, Elva Dobhs. recitation, No
ra Doblm; song, school.
The busines of the school is not
and should not be to fit the youth
for money-nvking pursuits. You
have as much right to tai mo. di
rectly for your son's boots and
shoes as to tax me merely to pre
pare him to earn them; ..The the
ory that the chief end of school is
to fit pupils for the business activ
ities of life, for the art of money
making, is the parent of some of
the worst socialistic, anj commun
istic ideas of the times.
A basket social will be given at
flw, Inm, flllirnl, ti V'tA,t tr Finn
1 20, by the pupils of VII and VIII
! grades. The proceeds will be used
toward paying fur the school organ.
The following program will Be ren
dered: Solo, Mrs. C. J. Elkins:
recitation, Winnie Cline; recitition,
Carl Hyde; violin solo, Georgia
Hodges; dialogue, Gertie Sharp,
Hazel Howard and Myrtle Swear
ingen; recitation, Zella Knighten;
instrumental music, Miss Mary
Bramblett; recitation, Roy Gray;
violin solo, Gertie Hodges
The object of education in the
public schools is to prepare young
men and women for intelligent cit
izenship and for practical duties of
every day life, and we may as well
acknowledge that this means in a
large majority of cases-plebeian life.
livery Honest man must first be a
bread-earner . before he can be a
land-owner; he must be a good
office-boy bofore ho can be a bank
president; he must know how to
calculate interest on a promissory
note before he can successfully cut
coupons from bonds; he must write
good business hand a long time
before he can expect to sign cash
ier's checks in a bank. The Budget.
Gary House Bar.
Henderson & Pollard, Proprietors.
FIMH WIHES, .
' 'LIQVOBS, ' SUGARS
MAIN STREET.
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
j- Foster & Lehman
u "Prnrtriefrs.
- -1
A Complete and Choice Line of
Beef, Veal, Mutton, Pork, Bacon,
Lard, and ' Country Produce.
Main st. 'Phone-31.
Hamilton Stables
and Redby Feed Barn
Stock boarded by day, week or
month. Fine saddle horses and
livery turnouts. Rates reasonable.
Good accommodations. -
j Remember us when ih Prine
ville, and we guarantee that yuor
patronage will be , appreciated
and deserved.
P. B. D0AK, Proprietor.
ED N. WHITE,
JOHN COMBS.
White & Combs.
-DEALERS IN-
WINES, LIQUORS,
DOMESTIC and
IMPORTED....
CIGARS.
COUNTRY ORDERS FIRST DOOR SOUTH
SOLICITED. POLVDEXTER HOTEL.
PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
RtPA'N'S tasules
octorsimd
A .Good- v
rescriptioiL
forma
WANTED !-A CM el M IwltV trmt STEAK'S wOt
Nol. Ihe word R I J A N S on "he p.cka,. ,nd
cctpt no .uh.dtu.F. R I PA'N 8, io (or ,!
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