Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921, January 23, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text,.Vi n t n . . ) 1 i ii i -n ... St Mitchell Wao-ons Hacks fc wr Fall Clothing Is now arririiiit and all are prepared to how Men' and ivs' Suits. Me ft ? Fall and! Winter ' t'drwear for Men and Boy. We handle the f$. celebrated!Vtiiht' Health Puderwear, Best in the jW" World. Other line cheap aud good. g plows, harrows, mohers, rakes and all An Interesting Computation. What is a boy worth? What is an education worth? Perhaps you will say these are futile question? because tbey deal with values that cannot be computed. But a certain business estimate can be made in a way that will appeal forcibly to many a hard-headed, matter-of-fact man on whom subtler argu ments would be wasted. In a re cent address,' Superintendent Schacffer, of Pennsylvania, pre sents the following computation which would surely be appreciated rOWLKFlLMEX Of lheEASl " AnlnterHBtinsrExplanationof their Unusual Strength. ' The Secret Of their Marvellous Vi tality and Nerve Eoroe Jealously Guarded Women of the Harem Compound a Potion Whose Rejuvenating ifsots are Almost Miraculous and Astonish the Most Skeptical The fondest hope of ancient and mod ern seekers after the Fountain of Per- petual Youth, can scarjeiy have aimed I cured. higher than the result achieved by the Every package i opened and carefully marvellous compound, known through- examined by the importers when receiv out the East as El Mokbik. i ed, aId then repacked under tlieir Travelers returning to Europe have, from time to time, brought astonishing taies of the rejuvenating effects pro duced by this Wonder of the Orient. Crudely compounded by the Women of the Harem, from formula handed down orally from generation to genera tion, tiie secret of this preparation thus jealously guarded and known only to the inmates of the Harem and the Court Physic-ans, El Mokbib has been practically unobtainable, excepting by the favored ones for whom it was in tended. Recently, however, a prominent na tive Araban Physician, banished from his country for political offense, and j iHo' hundreds of miles to see. the deprived of his vaat possessions, has , scene is at Wallowa Lake, the well availed himself of his knowledge, to known Summer resort, and the earn a livelihood befitting his station, by supplying this marvellous compound, F.I. SIokiiik, to the nobility and weath ier classes of all Europe, who have cheerfully paid him lame fees in return f-r the benefits received. Content witn the large income derived fr un this practice, this aged physician has repeatedly refused very libeial of fers made to him for the formula of his ! remedy, bur be has finally agreed with the importing, house of Tiik Novus Fi'LLEK Co.mi-a.ny-, of Philadelphia, to put it up in convenient furai for sale exclusively in the United States, and tuis firm' having the exclusive agency, I. our oiler it for the first time to the American public founded ' iius remedy must not tie con with th iHosM-roiis nervous exhsusiion, l't manhood, and self abuse reutedieu r ..-til niL- u'o eiteit-u uouer h varitiy 01 l ir m i , , e. a. .here is a.,olu,e!y ..ithing t ta?V (,f fc"vln? Mr; Lkvelaud ao- wo iu se lent, nc ehemistry i.as been able vice was never a sinecure. W'ash I ' produce, uh'eii can eieu approach the. I jDpjm, ar -.-TI's El, V'OKBIU, a pure trgelahle J i 'ui.,oin,d, fx-facied from rare truotc.il i ' . I'"0s and l.ei-i-s. f Mililftu is a reun-ity fr o;ie speci fy p'iip 'H, wldnb is in strniijftht-n tlie i :!al f-,rw hii'1 nrevtllt deraiy 111 mell, ifs lou'v.-ll-Mis rie--:ts iii arte-tojg dec-iy d ib vital prmci!e, esitecally in the Jiiale, le.'ing nniMralled and nevi-r failing, and a iu um w ttuivcraal all over the Racine Buggies ami The Rod Cornoi line Hre complete.' We you omethiug nobby in by many an audience such as coun- j He said, "You find the value of ty superintendents meet: j a boy's time at school by subtraet- An Indiana jury awarded $5'.I9.99 j ing the earnings of a lifo of uncd for the killing ol a boy. A friend ucated labor from the earnings of a of mine, who is a superintendent life of educated labor." Then he in West Virginia, called that award ! gave me a calculation that I have an out rage. I -asked him why. Ho ' used this year before every insti answered, "To say nothing of the j ttite, fur I am anxious to get it into value of the boy's personality and j the daily 'papers, to have it carried all that a boy is to his father and! to every schoolroom and put upon mother and home, the commercial every blackboard, so that the pu value of the boy's time at school is ; pils may carry it home and discuss more than the award of that Indi ana jury." I asked him how ho made the calculation. East,; where strong virile men with largo families of descendant are the rule, there I must be no doubt, either as to its etiici- ;ceny or beneli' to the neutral system. I While it i an absolute specific and positively guaranteed to cure the worst cases of nervous debility, lost manhood, or similar weaknesses due to excesses or youthful errors, it is also used with the greatest success a a vitabzer, giving power to all weak parts, and developing and niaiiititainiritr the fu'l natural vigor of manhood. It is put up for the American trade in tablet forni, and though extremely pow erful, it is perfectly Harmless aud eusily taken, one tablet being a dose and do ing the work at once, and so evidently as to leave no doubt in the mind of the riftfient. Tt will com vnu m. m. ti. seal ana positively guaranteed to cure It will be suit prepaia, under plain cov er, with full and complete directions, on receipt of the price, $1 per package, or six packages for S5. address TilE Nov ea-Foi.ua Company, Market and 21th Mrs., Philadelphia, A strange natural phenomenon is reported by Camas Prairie stock men returning from Summer ranges or from cattle-buying trips in the Wallowa country. According to them, the freak has never become J known outside the Wallow dis trict, but is said to be worth go phenomenon is a mirage of remark iible distinctness. Objects on one side of the lake appear to a man at a certain angle on the ' other to be rushing rapidly up the hillsides into the clouds. A herd of cattle driven past the lake homeward by the Camas Prairie herders was seen to go straight skyward, to the hor ! ror of the deluded spectator on the opposite side. The phenomenon is supposed to be a mirage. Hard on the Doelort,. Ek-President Cleveland is about wel1' ,,ut llia physician has hot-n , taken ill. It will be remembered by a number" of people that the Adamsoti-Wiioiek Co. have the largest floor Bpaee of any business house in I'rioeviile au.i its fail of new goods. For fine guaranteed jewelry u to N. A. TyeivBro. Gold ring free to all babies under one year old. Prinevillo, Oregon General Merchandise. Staple and Fancy Groceries. Paints and Oils. Windows and Doors. Grain Sacks and Binder Twine. Hardware and Stoves. it with their parents. He said: "If an uneducated man earns ifi.oO a day for three hun- Idred davs in a vear, he does very well; and if he keeps it up for forty years, he will earn H.oOxb'OOxlO, or 118,000. An educated man is not generally paid by the day, but by the month or by the year. If you will strike an average of the earnings of educated men, begin ning the presideut of the United States, who earns $50,000 a year, the presidents of the insu:aricej compiles, and run down the scale until you come to the lower walks in point of curnings among edu cated men, you will admit that $1000 a year is a W average for the earnings of educated labor For forty years you have f 10,000 as the earnings of an educated man. Subtract $18,000 from $10,- 0C0 and the difference, or (U'2,000, must represent the value of a boy's time spent at school in getting an education." You will all admit that the man who works with his hands at unskilled labor puts forth as much muscular effort as the man who earns his livelihood by his wits and education. Now if $22,000 represents the value of time that a boy spends at school in getting an education, what is the value of a day spent at school? The average school life of every boy and girl in Massachusetts is seven years of 200 days each; let us say that it takes four years more to get a gooil education. Reckon ing eleven years of 200 days each, you- will find that the 2,200 days at school are equal to $22,000 and a simple division on the blackboard will bring it home to the compre hension of every boy that every day at school, properly spent, must be worth $10. One director asks whether it is a violation of the compulsory law if a farmer keeps at home his eleven-year-old boy to plow, because it costs $1 .00 a dav to uet otne man t0 do t)ie work. " wli;j,, he h ,)Ut. ting $1.00 into his own pocket he is robbing that boy of $10 in the shape of future earning capacity. Is that not high-handed robbery bv a father d his own child? The dental wc-rk of Dr.C. A. Cline is too well known in this country to need any praise. He can alway bo found at the old stand, next door to the first National Bstik. Give him call. Subscribe tor the JouaNAj. lats! Hats! Our line of lint B. Stetson and and tylti and kihos of faohi THE HOMB GOLD CURB. An Ingenious Treatment by which Drunkards" are Cured Daily In Spite of Thomsalvos. It is now generally knowu and un derstixid that Drunkenness is a disease and not wmi ktu". A body filled with poison and nerves completely iiiiltied by periodical or constant ue ol intox icating liquors, require un antidote capable of neiitriili.iing and ftriidieut tug this poim, und destroying the eravhig for intoxicants. Hulloier miiv now cure themselves at home without blieity or loss ol time from business! pu by this wonderful "HOME (iOLI) CL'ItK'which has Ikhjii perfected, aller many years ol elnse study and treat incut of inebriate. Tim faithful WM according to directions ol this won doriul discovery is positively guaran teed to euro Hie inost obntiunto cuac, no mutter bow hard a drinker. Out records show the uiatvelcus trnnuforin alioii of thousands of Drunkards inlo soIkt. indusirimu and upright men. W I V KB C V Ri YOUH H UHHAX 1)8! CHILDUEX CURE VoUU FA TUbKS! I This niniedy is in no sense a nostrum but is a specilio for this (IUmsu only, anil is skillfully de Vym, VW "at it is thoti.ugi.. ti,n t I... i V ".',. niivi jir.inniit 'i IOC tiisir, BO coffee wil hunt the knowledge of the j1" tl,u U'st cawi ";fl) pub persnn taking it. Thousands uf drunk-1 li'hed and will lie mailed fit e on urns ivn cur. d themselves with this j.,.v.i- rw, , t.Mti iilllO OMIie have been cured and iiiudu teinperuln men by having the cure administered by loving friends' and relatives with out their kiinwledgo in tea or eollee, and believe today that they discon tinued drinking of 'their o'vn free will. DO NOT W All'. Do not 1k deluded by apparent and mish-ading "improve- :i'n V'6 ,1I ,M,E ;0U',i;'lEil sold at"the extremely low price of One Dollar, thin placing within reach ol everybody a treatment more elleetuiil than othrs costing $25 tn $:)(). Full directions esee.mipany each package. Hpeciitl advice by skilled physicians when reqested without extra r.luiriie. Bent prepaid to any par', of the world on receipt of One Dollar. Address Dept. E 485 F.DWIN 1!. GILKH & CO. mo and ZVit Market Bt. Phila delphia. All correspondence strictly confi dential NOTICE KOIt l'UULICATIO.V. Land Office at Tim Dalles. Oregon, January 10, IMC Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his lototition to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will he made before J. J. Hmitb, County Cleik at Prineville, Ore gnu, on Friday, February i-'t, UK)L', vui Otto Itsdluf!, of l'lhrtvlllii, Oregon, H, K, No. Will, for the N4 NK arid SKI Mil Hcc, 14. T. 15 S.. U. Iti R. W M. He natnes th following witnesses to prove his continues residence uMm and cultivation or siofi land, vi: ChrisS Fenerhalin, Auut I.ipnmn, William Treitiiel and I'raiik Allison, all of Prineville, Oregon, JAY P. Lf'CAS, )1 , Kexitf. t NOTICE FOR PUIJLICATION. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregnn. January 10, 11102. Notice is hereby given that ths following named settler ha filed notice of hi intt-ntion t" make nnal proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before J. J. Smith. County Clerk, at Prmeville, Oregon, on Friday, February II!, J!02 viz: Edward L. Mnnriie, of Slaters, OrPifon, H. E, No. 779S for the NEJ NWJ ami Uta 1, 2 and It, See. 31, T. If. 8., It. 11 K., W. M. lienaiees the fiilhiwinir witnesrfus to nowi, ! hi cimtinuoiis rei'lenee ujion and cultivation ot sai'l land, vi?.: .fesHe llarcrow, of Sihters, Oretfrin; llohert MetJowan, of Sinter, treyon: Jeremiah Cra mer, of .Sisters, Oregon, William li. liurk hard, of Sisteis, Oregon. JAiCP. LUCAS. jlfl ' Heijister. Blotting paper free to all tchoul chit-. ' area at N. A. Tya & Bra. ucucrui iiiitcivsmiuiing nnu v agon llepniring, fy; in complete and embrace the John Lion brands, in all the law limit at bottom price. i- In our dry good department ifill be found the 5y oonipletct line in the city of Ladies' and (Jentt' '!L Furnishing, 11,' implements. B RIGHT'S DISEASE. The largest sum ever paid for a piescription.ehunged hands in Hun Krancinco, Aug. 30, 1901. The transfer Involved in coin and Block $112,500.00 and was paid by a party of business men for a speci fic for Dright's Disoaso and Diu betos, hitherto incuruhle disease. They commenced Hid serious in vestigation of the specific Nov. 15, 1900. They interviewed seorcj of 11,6 curcJ and trl,:J H out on Its merits by putting a dozen cases on the treatment and watching them. They also got physician to name chronic, incurable 'cases, and ad ministered it with the physician for judges. Up to Aug. 25, eighty seven percent of the tost case were either well or progressing favorably. There being but thirteen per cent of failures, the parlies were satfsli ed and closed tlm transaction. The proceedings of tho iine.-tigal-ing comujittee and tho clinical re- application. Address John J. Ful ton Co., 4M Montgomery ,st,, . F., Cal. Puliman Ordinary Slcefert. The tourist travel between the east und the Pacific coast has readied enormous proportion in thu last few years, and , JTi Zi.Cut' Z - Hli. demand tl vXuZ. isiieu irom its shop, what it technically call the "Pullman Ordinary Sleeper." tliesecar appeiir similar to ihu r..ul,.. sleeper, being built on ih n,, Mu hut not furnished with the same elegance. They arn equipped with inatiresses, blankets, slmets, Dillons. nillw. towels, coin!., brushes, elo., requiring nothinio,f i l,u k(,K (!, (urilil.j t the passenger. Lacli car lias stove for making cofl'ee and tea and doing "light housekeeping," and eseh suction can be luted with an adjustable table. A utii. formed porter aocompmn,;, ,.,.!, c,1r, tmsiness being to mku up berths, keep the car clean, aim look after tin- comfort and wants of the passengers. In ,.,,(, the trains which are dispatched daily from Portland by the (). 1!. J,. Co. i 'o be found one of tlmse "Pullman Of. ' dinary 81,-epers." The car is attached tn the 'Chicago Portland Special, which goe through fo Chicago without change, and the one in the "Atlamic Kx press" run to Kansm City without change. Passengers iu this car for Chi CHoi:hiinira to a similar car at flranger, Much of the first class travel ia being carried in these cars, the rain being lower, and the aurvicn being nearly equal to that in the palace sleepers. For rate and full information, in cluding olders, write to A. L, Craig O P'-V' O. K. N. Co. Portland, Ore! jjj OTICE FOHTantLICATION. United Htates Land Office, flic Dalles, Oregon, Deo. 17, 1901, Notice is hereby given that the followiim named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will I hi mads before J ,J .Smith, County Clerk, at Prineville, Oregon! on (Saturday. February 1, l!Kr2, viz: Joe A . Graham, of Kfsters, Oregnn. H. I! No. 7IM fp the ,SV 14 HVV y, .Sec. 4, UK V. He names the following witnesses to prov,i Ins a ntinuoiw residence mum ml i-.,lii, .01,... of said land, via: I'.liga II, .Sparks, of prineville, On-con-frank IJodyfelt. of Prineville, Oi-eon; David N. Higgs, of Histers, Oreguu; Kichoh. .1. laimliert, of Sisters, Oregon. Jay. P. Lucas. Iteglster. Have you een those new Art Square aud Rug aa Adauiaou-Wiuutk Co,