TniSPAPKItlL&fS
urtl.liiK smay, M ami Sfl IMorolmnH Kt
olianti., Hun If mniilM, California, wlmrt cm
traut fur adverllainii oan b mad for It,
Mainour Oil fli-ltl.
Six weeks moro and tlio oil tale
, will be told. Mullieur counly will
have (lrtoNiiiiied her value ait an
oil producer. It wa have the oil,
the world will quickly know of it,
il we do not have the oil, the inter
cut will be allowed to die out with
out having created oih wildcat
scheme, or having floated one sin
gle block of bogus stocks. Such in
the status of the oil maneuvering
in Malheur county.
A. W, Thayer is doing the brain
work for one of tlio largest com
pan ieH in the district and has con
solidated property from the Zenith,
Bpokane, Pioneer, Union and Cas
cado locating companies und hat
wired for rig for bis coniolidation.
This company will hare their first
well on the property now deeded
to tho Hand Hollow company. In
order that the district may bo
thoroughly covered immediately
upon the first ubsolule certainty of
flowing oil, it has been divided in
to subdivisions, a teperale organ
izution having charge of each.
Thene ineorjiorntions are complete
ly within themselves. G. A.
Whiteford experting for V. P.
Dunham, has been quietly going
over the ground this week. Den
ver, Colorado and Loo Angeled,
California, are furniHhing the
' funds for thin investigation and
the wealth just now centered in
the oil Adds of this lection is posi
tively tremendous. In the mean
time outsiders are making con
stant inquiry concerning the news
of the field, and the eyes of oil
nien everywhere are turned in this
direction. Ontario Democrat.
A Kooliati Ill.k.
Why should any sane people
think of giving up a known and
certain good for the chance of ob
taining a benefit unknown ami un
certain? Many are the pitas that
have been iniulo for reciprocity,
but in almost every case the plead
er has been either an out and out
Free-Trailer or else t nun who
wishes Protection for his own in
dustry but is willing to deny it to
other Americans. There are con
ditions, of course, under which
profitable reciprocity treaties could
bo mode by the people of the
United States, but it is hardly
worth while to run the risk of en
dangering the Protective system
by venturing upon them at this
time. San Francisco "Call."
John T. Davis and his associates
have discovered a mountain of
arsenic in a rango 50 miles south
east of Tacoma. This is claimed
to be the first important body of
arsenic ever found in America.
The supply heretofore has come
from Cornwall. The United States
now imports nearly 11,000,000
worth yearly.
Working 24 Hours a Day.
There's no rest for thore tireless lit
tle workers Dr. King's New Life
l'ills. Millions are always busy, cur
ing Torpid Liver, Jaundice, Bilious
nets, Fever and Ague. They banish
fciick Headache, drive out Malaria,
Never gripe or wettkeu. Small, taste
nice, work wonders. Try them. 25o
at Adsrnsoii & Winnek Co.
involution Not lire.
Notice is hereby given that the firm
of Collins k Davis is this day dinsolved
ty mutual content,. J. W. Collins
retiring. All bills will be paid by
Arlington Davis, who will collect all
accounts due the late Arm.
Arlington Davis.
Dated Marob 4, 1902.
Don't forget that you can save 60 1
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SCHOOL COLUMN
A PAl'hll. luund weekly fur and by tli
V and VI (lrad of tilt l'ubllo rkhoola, of
Prlneville, OwK'di.
Ktisixa IIoikim ,., Kdltnr.
Uka Htahk AMoelata-KdItor.
Fill DAY, MARCH 22, 1002.
Mrs, J. II. Wigle paid us a visit
last Friday.
Bessie Wilson entered tho sixth
grade last week.
. Viola Edwards entered the
fourth grade hist Monday.
We have finished written tests
for this month and will be able to
gie the result next week,
i
Clurcnco Fergueson and his
brother Lester have gone to their
home on liear creek, and do not
expect to attend school any more
this year.
Elva Dobbs and Ruby Cudle
have gone to their homes on Ocho-
co. Elva will attend school in
district No. 31 and Ruby the
school in the Claypool district.
If the public school educates for
good citizenship, it is not concern
ed so "much with what the child
learns as what he becomes. Flori
da School Exponent.
Teachors and mothers should
read good books to their boys, or
see that they read them for
themselves, This, of course, means
time and trouble, but as great in
terests are at stake it is worth tin
sacrifice. American Boy.
The following program was ren
dered at the meeting of the Wide
Awake Society lust Friday; Song
by tho school; Recitation, Hichel
llinkle; Select Reading, Huttie
Iiostwick; Duet, Celia Nelms and
Heulah Crooks; Select Reading,
Etta l'rine; Recitation, lora Ward;
Song by the school; Select Read
ing, Elwood Draper; Violin Solo,
Georgia Hodges; Recitation, Anna
Salomon; Recitution, Randolph
Ketchum; Recitation,, James Elk
ins; Select Reading, Edgar
Barnes; Recitation, Orron Lyons;
Song, by the school.
The book or the article that
makes us think is that which does
us good. 'Tin not always the
statement with which we are in
full accord that is most helpful to
us. What the teacher needs more
than any ono else is the broader
vision, the more receptive and
sympathetic mind. The tendency
of the times is to read too much
and think too little, or too super
ficially. The time wasted on tho
full reading of the daily paper is
sufficient in quantity to give a'
thorough education. Michigan
School Moderator.
Any one can teach the bright
boy or quiet, industrious, intelli
gent girl. Such pupils need little
help from the teacher, save only
that of occasional direction and
encouragement. It is the dull, the
slow, the idle, the mischiovous
ones that require attention and
demand the exeroise of patience,
perseverance, ingenuity and the
ther powers and graces at one's
command. The real teacher comes
to the surface and to the front in
times of trial, and when patience,
cheerfulness and love are needed
to keep her sweet and quiet.
Teachers should not flinch or com
plain when difficulties, disappoint
ments and discouragements come,
for then it is they are on trial and
their real ability is being tested.
A poor teacher may succeed (airly
well where everything is running
smoothly, but only the worthy can
stand when unexpected and un
foreseen difficulties arise. If you
are able to help' forward the dull
and indolent and manage and di
rect in the right way the idle and
vicious, you will find your services
always in demand and may feel
that you are fairly successful.
Missouri School Journal.
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that llwir makers bave aimed to cure,
while paalea and ointments cannot reach
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eont fre- umeet ajtenT ntr AOuruiff paieiiia.
FfUenia taken tlirgujrh Mtttui A to. rooelve
tfdatmAU, without ofaanre, lathe
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1UTALOUUM WttiS. Cult or write,
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PrineviMurns
Stage Line--
AJIOS BARBER, Pro?'r.
ftage leaves Prineville
Mondays and Thursdays,
returning on Wednesdays
and Saturdays. Connects
at Paulina with Canyon
City stage. Passengers
and express carried at
reasonable rates. Office
at Tenipleton & Son's
drug store
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THE DALLES BOAT
Str. "TAHCUA"
Time Card
Set wrn Portland, The DuIIe
u:id nay l'oiii(-i.
Laie Pcrtlatid, Mondnya. WfitnesiUy
and Friday at 7 m. Arrie at TV
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Leave The Dal, Tueadava,T!iurda.Vf
and Nitiirdiiv at 7 a. m. Arrivs al
Purtland, aaiuv day at 4 p. m.
Mrala the Very Beat
tThi Ritit? hu tha Oraodeat Sceuio At-
tractiiniK oil harta.
fchtlai'd-.'.stceia eoute
Steamer
''BAILEY GATZERT"
Daily Ruund Tri Excpt Sunday
Tlnii- Card
Lrava Portland 7 a. m.
lava Antoria. 7 p. m.
Landing: Soot of Aldor Street.
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vf KcCormick. and
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inventor began life
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Stage Line
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Stages leave Prineville for
Sisters and way points on
Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. Passengers car
ried at reasonable rates ....
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