I tPrinovlllo (Public School Tfotos
fill KK KtirToa.-fluy Ufi.lli'll.
AHHIHTANTH, - t.lw.lu K h inn, Iv
llootb, Klcllc Hliufisnii, Irene llurim, I'Iium.
ClirlNlliiim, Curl llyili', :rl Holder, Kl
wijuil liiiif, lllnlle Motrin iiinl (Vul'i
HwlUj, .
Our ObJ:w.
Tin no columns iw tl'y are is
sued eneh week ly courtly of the
Journal press arc Intended, not oh
a medium throuch which a half-
score of uh air our iil;itn and mitkoi
personal mention of other pupils,
hut on space wherein nil mutter
which in any way relates to edu
cation in general may I hi discussed
not only ly pupil" o! thel'rinoville
school, hut hy any pupils or teaeh
it in thu county who may wish lo
write anything ol public concern
which rciat- s to school work. Wej
wish tn invito an nhh) correspon
dent from each distriet in the coun
ty to address nil item,, the more
tlie hotter, to any member of the
Matt and will receive due notice,
Thin Ik no financial scheme an we
are not paid for our writing nor do
we pay fur its publication.
Carl llnldiT Wait absent Wed
nerdav iifliTtiO'in.
Ilerhert WhilHctt has been ab
sent three rj:iyit.lhits week. t. V
Ktttt, Trine nud I'eiirl MeFitf
land were'dhMiet Thuivilay,
Xanry Whilett was iiheent Mon
day Vud TueHihty,
.Elva llolib ha returned to
tohool, ' '
Anna Vml NancJOrtor fliilereu '.
room no, 1 thin ' ' . !
Mi dm Gertie Sharp wa nburit
liict Friday.
Minn Foster hno 41 pupil enroll
ed thi w k.
The following jiroKram wan ren
dered k-t Friilay hy the IV, V,
V 1 nnt H Traow. '
lie!"'!) Severn wa ahnt hHlgram thh rendered at their Ut
week n wint of her niotlvVH
i
M".
Chas. '.!hrittiani, Willing Win-1
doiii and Mitud Inhbs were nWcnt
at diff'-rmrt times last week.
Ernest Harrington bos Tet;arned
from Portland and is Wk
school.
The T Tirade of Jis 'iTaylor's
riMiin wiKl have execiws iiie.it lri-
'!'
MtiTtie l'orter was aVemt troni
tlw I'V rnde Thursday teui TVi(ly
i4 la wek.
M'wsSIyrtle PweariitBm, fonm
etly if 'it'lie IX grade wa visitor
'Ilim'sdwy. ,
mxu I ly yt ?' i.Reoding .Roy Foster.
! wtliMil after an W of four.1 agitation luH.-t" Young.
VKk. Recitation O liu Nelnus.
We we muking grejul pr.-par-j Kecitation. Kdgar Barnes.
ationlirrvtho Thankigiviig pro-1 Recitation KrnisiHarrinL'tou.
gram. Everyone is invito! to at- JJecitation ArJliur Uariie.
tojd. ! Recitation.- J;t-ie Elliott
We htKi the ice crei tocii4j
whkb will ho given Thanksgiving
will prove jhiiccetful. Ail .are in
vited toafcknd.
t'lronoe.liarp was abserd one-',sl)!lfI.-, Frame Orton and
half (iajriufiktit week, Iiocahm ofj Vivian Henkle.
the lire tint) their ompiinj wtwlj, The School.
having. I '
The (school will give very iter
esting progr.siu on Thanksgiving
and Chrisluiw. Thepc exerciws
will be public, iid all are invitl
to attend.
Our new library h on the road
from Portland and probably before
this is printed, wn idinll receive
it There are nearly 200 vol
umes. fwveral of the IX grade pupils
have succeeded in maintaining an
average E on their deportment
cards. If this continues they will
miss the final examinations.
Lenora Easterly dropped out of
the VIII grade last week and we
understand she is going to Silver
Lake where she will perhaps attend
school.
Charles Chritiani was absent
Thursday and Friday of last
week. His absence is much felt,
especially on these days as be is
uteful in preparing copy.
flupt, Public Instruction,
J, 11. Aekerman.
County Hiijit, . Wm, Koegli
Principal dist. Xo. 1 .. E. E. Orton
Hoy m 4 A. 0. Mozlor
lioom 3 , Ada Taylor
Kooin 2 Ada Foster
(loom 1 Tearl Vanderpool,
A program wan rendered on Nov.
3d hy tha pupilsoftl.it I, 1 1 and
III graded, The visitor present
were: Mcsdiimcf) Jielknap, Michel,
KlkinH, Jioohe, Cleek, Ioak and
Hod ge.
Considering the fact that we
have almost 200 pupils enrolled
here it seems that the Sunday
schools would have much better at
tendance, It seems that at least
One half of these would ultend
ftuiuluy school,
Fred A. Zell. lurii'icrly of the
VII grade has retired from hcIiooI
life, object being, ho say to make
money. lie has assumed a quieter
position on tho furrn, hut Jike
Jirynn may he induced, when ' op
portunity offers to reWme' hit i'po
lition. ,N
The program which took place,
in Mr Mosier's rnom l;tf t Friday was
interesting. Mix. Helknap's recita
tion wan very "hutch Vnjoycd J'ud
fhe wan heartily applauded hy nil.
The-visitor pic-ent we're,"' Mr.'
I!elknr,p, Mm. L. IL HodgeKj Mr
iWntionriMrs? ?(Henn. J Mrs
; Mtid" Vandwpool MJt ' Tearl
! Vanderpool, Mies Ada FoMcr, Hov.
Childs and Mr. Starr. . .
n .-,.,,...,, u. inti.n.ki in
tlm work nf the Aflvnncoinent Cluh,
the club has disbanded. The jm
jiiU nf tho VIII ami IX grades
have all they can do to compleU:
their work nd have hut little time
to give to floridly work. They had
.their bu-t meeting last Friday and
Jisblin,Vd. A very croddde pro
mecthtj
jSong... The School.
Reersttion . . . .Ajtm Hliolt.
' ll'citation Minnie Janet.
j Heeitation Wi'ford Iddknap,
; Music
: limitation . .
. . . . . . Verna Howard.
.Clarence Fergueson
Horace Belkna).
Iiertie Harden.
, '.'IlaU." "llostwiclv.
..4.'.Orrlta Wright,
Villa Combs.
.Arthur Wurzweiler.
Lee RowrL
...Mildred l!ldwtii.
.... . . ,(ole Smith.
liwitiltioll. .
lltcitation . ,
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j Jiocjtntion
plnsic'.'::. ;. K
! Recitation . .
:K itation .
iieeitation . .
JIusic
Recitation . .
.. . , jVwna Smith..
Trio. . . i .(iertie llidges, Lemiie
Foster sind Kdtvt Kstes.
'ihifiic , Edna ErfteK.
i Recitation Ruby Cndlu.
iJiecitalion Marv Glenn.
liiialocue . ."Thu Ghost"
I .Recitation Mrs- Relkmut
Conoernlii? Agency Plains.
"Uiout twenty-f.ve families will
fjn'jtd the winter on their claims
at Ajp'jiey Plains," said Timothy
Rronnhill, who has just returned
from there. "The weather so far
has not been cold; about the same
temperature as in The Dalles. We
haven't lacked for water," said he,
"since the rains began, and every
body has faith enough to believe
before next fall there will be an
abundance of water struck. R. E.
Saltmarshc, whoe place is about
a quarter of a mile from J.II. Jack
son's, has a fine spring on his land
and several others have been as
fortunate," Mr. Brownhill is still
boring, having gone down forty
seven feet. It is slow work on this
land, but he is not in the least dis
couraged. Speaking of the roads out that
way be said he thought it would
be well (or the county to take up
the matter of improving the road
acroHH tho VVarm Spring Agency
with the agent, at in many placor
they aro almoNt impaahle. The
(oil partaking somewhat of the
niiluro of adobo fairly clog the
whifel. By adding crushed rock
or gravel, however, they make
splendid road.
Coming nearer home ho spoke of
tho terrible condition of the road
at Kight Mile, near the Beniiun
place, and (mid it wa the worst
piece of road he encountered on
the trip and should be improved.
"Tho Dalle ha no idea how much
trade tdic low by tho condition of
her road. Settlers out that way
are compelled to make the trip to
Sbaniko, where tho road arc in
much better condition for travel."
Mr. Brownbill but cchoe the
complaint of dozen of others on
the fame question. Dalle Chronicle
To the Public.
Allow mo to my a lew word in
prnino ol Cliiimlicilam'ii Cough Hem-
lUy. I nil" a very .'jui, hu
colli and leared I would get pneumonia,
hut alter taking the ecoiid done of
thin nivdieino I lilt bettor, three bot
tles ol it cured my cold and the pniun
in my cnt disappeared entirely. 1 J
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mil inohi rcHueciiuiiy your lor nruiin,
ItAi.rn B. Mkykhs, 64 Tldrty-wveulli
til, VViieeliiiK,,V. Va. 5or ,aic i
Notice to fcilectric Customers. ;
' 'Yftur.'.titteritioii is. called to th'e
monthly liKhling rates, which will
be found in the last jsirt of Sseution
10, Ordinance 122, which reads as
follows ; '
Kvcning until 10 p. m., .05 per
candle jiower ; evening until mid
night, .Ofi per candle power. All
niejit light .08 ir candle power.
Rividenee, chlireheH and halls
fpeoial rate. Residences were
given a .04 rate for this reason.
They are au(iuoa'd not to burn their
lightH only when in actual use, and
in no cae to burn lights all night
in unoccupied roomB.
Ik-ginning Novemlier 1st, 1902,
we will charge an .08 rate on all
night lights unless permission has
hem granted for name.
We positively will not furnih
current to lights not purchased
from 1'. L. & V. Co. Where this
fraud is found to exist service will
!u discontinued withuut notice.
I'. L. & W. Co.,
Per C. L. Shattuck
i' I)r. C. A. Pcrrin,
Helena, Mimt., Oci. 4, 11102.
'! T wifth to thitnlc vou for mv rvlief.
i I wai suffering armies from piles an' I
i wba taking u-urtiine lt relieve me
! when, on the advice ofa friend, I pni.
6 curred ft buttle uf yiwr Penin Pile
Sprvihe and timk a Ul.Wnl at niht
' and aniitner in me iiiiuMg. at nan
pant twelve, noon, my vile gavo me
....j)... I.I i!uiiiu.p Tn vken mv riin
i'i nil to pwl. In to daw I was able
Lo utuiid ii y nidar luhiaviui eutirely
rrlievrd. It was miupiy wouoenui.
.ltiliusMeyeihofer, Funier, Helena.
Jim Rapsmussen was in from his
ranch Monday and looks every hit
a farmer, which ho frays he is at
present, hut the rain came a couple
jof days too soon, as it left him with
about that much work to do to fin
jeh his winter's sowing.
Sam Collins was up from the
ranch Monday, and said he was do
ing considerable farming this year,
but that people couldn't see what
he was doing on account of his
farm being back on the hill. He
raises good crops even if they are
out of sight.
C. B. Gillenwater, of Gillenwa-
ter, Tenn., is very sick at the home
of his son, L. D. Gillenwater, near
Mitchell, and very little hoe is en
tertained of his recovery. Mr. Gil
lenwater came out from Tennessee
a short time ago to visit with his
children and was taken very ill.
His sons, Ed. and John, were sent
for Saturday, and went over at
once.
Stops the Oough and Works off the
Oold.
Laxative Brnmo Quinine Tablets cure t
cold iu on dy. No Cure, Ku Pay.
Pnoe, 25 cents.
KXEVVTOWt I ALE.
Notiftf ii li'Tpliy )?ivee, that bv virtim of
an imktf ol thu i.oioity f.Trnirt nf thp Btnte
of Oi'CKOn, fi;r tie; County of Multnomah,
ilnly inailo mid cntere'l In the matter of the
estate of II. A, Hinitli. oV'ciiwd, on Uiel'Xli
iluy of Novoiiihnr, lW,auihori?,(n(t, direct
ing and imiwcrlii( thu UiidfrnixoH to
nil the folio ving (hi(;ilhi;d real property
of the mild Kti.tc, ot private mk for cash,
nuhject U the COilttrmation of tint Court,
W will, on and after the 22nd day of mr
cinlier, Wn, proceed to Hell the mime at
(irivnu- mic nt the office of the KxccutorM,
VH FailiiiK JIuildliu, 1'oi'tland, Oregon.
Thenaid ,cal propeiiy h dimcrilicd as fol
iowc; 'ili? ''''"'aM n"".: .' t ( : .u "r.. i'h-
f no.::'" 't " 4.f:ntv-ouie. t'.e
Bait half of tho noKhiist ,U'jj t-r. ;n , the
northwest quarter of the north. -i-t on ,,ler
ol'Ho"H'.n tl,iite-t'.v", Towniliip t u
itli liane eie've., e.i.i ty jiTimella Mc. i t
inii, Crook County, Kiale of Ore ,r., c. :i-ti-inii'
0"e hundred and viity acr.;y.
A.y. ki
Kxeeutom of the V. tato of H. A. 1'iulih,
Oif:eni.,
Nov. !, S. -
TO I't ltK A COM IN O.VK DAY.
Take ljaxulive lirorao Quinine TaUili.
All liruxgiiita rotund tho nn.iiey if it tail
to euro. E. W. (irmVi ' ivuatur U on
cacli box, 'I'k.
Notice.
To all ieaon owing for hartse
s'.'oeing at C. L. Salomon's shop,
you are notified to call and settle
one half of the amount due, with
the estate of the said C. L. Salo
mon. Signed; XVMfr. SalomojC
i Admintralrlx.
noticb w Dissolution
Notice if herein dven that ' the
.mi nri'l
tmrtneri' hit of White & I
Camtiliell, doing husiiiefcs. in the
- .
Citv of Priueville, Crook Conntv.if; or inlurmaton--(o xluevvery ,of
Stale of Oregon, is" hertby dissolved
by mutual com-ent, Mr. John W.
White retiring All accounts due
iii)id firm will be 'col'.eisled and re
ceipted for by Mr: J. K. Campbell,
and all accounts owing by said firm
will be paid by Mr. J. E. Campbell.
Dated, this 4th day of Novem
ber, 1002.
BLACK-DRAUGHT
THE ORIGINAL
LIVER MEDICINE
A sallow complexion, dizziness.
: biliousneas and a coated tongue
Jt aro common indications of liTer
' and kidncdiseases. Stomachand
A bowel troubles, severe as they are,
Ji'Tlive immediate warning hy pain,
(5 nut liver and kidney troubles,
Sf though less painful at the start, are
much hanler to cure. Thedford's
Blai k-ltraught never fails to bene
fit diseased liver and weakened kid
neys. It stirs up the torpid liver
to throw off tlie germs of fever and
agnc. It is a certain preventive
of cholera and tlriglit's disease of
the kidneys. With kidneys re
inforced by Thedford's black
Draught thousands of persons have
dwelt iuiu,-t.c in the midst of yel
low fever. Many families live in
Serfcct he"h and have no other
octor ti-.i Thedford's Blauk-
Ilraught. It is always on land for
use in an emergency and saves
many expensive calls of a doctor.
Mulllns. S. C. Kirch 10. 1401.
t lisvt uud Thedford's Bladi-Drsiight
far three years andlhave not had to go
tosoonor since i nave Dcentakmg It.
It is the best medicine for me that is
on the market for llvei and kldncv
rr voumes ami avspjpjia and other
PA compUois. Rrv. A, 0. LEWIS.
e itsu
PRINCB HENRY
K.V.tP. OVERCOAT
Thanksgi
1
W AHINGTON LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
OP NEW YORK.
OUY A. 8IMP80N,
M'gV Interior Dept.
r
Has the largest peroentwa of
cash a3S9t,a to each dollar of lia
bility ; earns the highest average
interest, and issues tho most up-
toCate progressive policies for in
ve3ttrent or protection.
STOLEN' OB BTHAYED.
One bror.n in ne, age 5 yea re, weight
about 1300 lbs., broke, is very, geiitio,
star iu foiehend, right hind loot
white, bianded ll-'i on left shoulder,
iii a. jrnaiiiiig cult-, 7.i!lr her;--. One
dark,b:iy niarc, nciglit at.uut KXlO
I trsis, vei'y jjentle, wWte -hiiuT. leet,
il.i In t.,,L.,,..t t.ran.lo.1 i r, ni:'L.r
t ,. t.T. .7 " ...
! tJ.oOeward aill-be- pt4; (ur -rorn
9lll)IHllL:i . l.l-IL 31Ll.'I9 II M l : llL'If.
... II. E. tifcniKB, or Eam Wiehi, .
Im 8i-;ln, Oregon.
This signature Is co srerr box of U gmataw
Laxative Bremo)uiaine
ttw remedy that caret a eoM 1st one 1J
Subscribe for the Jctrnal.
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THE BEE HIVE.
THE PLACE
SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK I
Furs.
Ladies' Fur Collarettes, also Children's Fur Sets,
of the latest patterns and full values.
Knit Goods.
A nice assortment of Ladies' fc'hawlu and Fascina
tors, also Infant,1 Knit Sacqu.es, Sootees ani
Mittens. ' - (.
Underwear
Ladies', Gents' and Children's Underwear. Our
lLie i3 complete, and has been selected with a
view to the special requirements of this climate.
QUALITIES L'NEQUALED. PRICES UNTOUCHED.
An Examination Will Convince You.
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2. MBGHEL.
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PBESEXTIXG DISTINCTLY NEW FEATURES
IN CLOTHING FOR FALL AND WINTER
rpiIAXKSGIVING, with its" pleasant traditions, religious signifi
canoe, and feasting, is likewise a time for dress. Usually it
can he depended upon to bring with it the real winter of the North.
A (rood time to pick out the Overcoat and Heavy Suit, and here is
the best place we know of to find just what you wish. Our winter
show ins is unusual in many ways, hut notably so in the striking
styles displayed. Quality has been our watch-word so long that
we presume everyone understands it.
This special offering includes a large variety of the match
less K. X. & F. garments, guaranteed by the makers and by ua
OVERCOATS
MEN'S
L II. LFPPMAN & CO.
Sell Lumber for
CASH ONLY!
All For $3000.
I hare a laneh consisting ol l.H acre
tlireo miles north of Anliwooil. .IS acres of
alfalfa and 30 acres of grain laml.with (rood
new house and barn. Fine young orchard
in bearfiiK. 50 head of young cattle,
head of steer i, 21 heifers, and one short
horn bull ; all two years old next sv''-
Plenty of feed and pasture. ll acres or
ranch nnder fence. This ranch Is only one
mile north of the Oregon King mine.
Call on or address, J. O. Poindext ;r
Ashwood, Oregon.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at The Pallet. Oret'i m,
Novembers, VJ02.
Nntien m hreh Kiven that the following
named settler has filed notice M his intention
to mak final (,roif m suppr.rt ot his claim,
and that said prcx.f will he made befnre
J. 5. .Smith, County Cleik at Prineville, Ore
(f'm, on Friday, December, l!, t!W2, viz:
John J. Coleman, of Prineville, Oregon,
H K. No. 71 l't, for the 3W) fec, .V, tp. 12
S., K. 14 E., W. M.
He names the fiilli.wmg witnesses to rov
his cimtinuous residence upon and cultivation
of aaid land, viz;
John Ilanlcy, L. M. .Thomas. Joseph
Wigond and l.ee Moore, all of Lamoiiiu,
Oregon. .
. JAY P. LCCAS, .
S 13 lleuister.
police or' Final Settlement,
In the matter, of the estate of
Albert K. Smith, Deceased,, .,
V otice is hereby- ftiven that the under
A sit-neit. the adminstrator of tlie estate
of Allien E. Hmilh, has nietl his tiiuil ao
counting of his administration ef: ?aiet es
tate, and the Hon. County Jciilne for l.'rook
county, Dri'Kon, ha set the 4th day ot
January, l!)2, at the County Court Room,
in Prinetille. Oregon, as the time and
plara for hearing said final aceountiiuf
. - Wm. riiilTH.
Administrator of Estate of Albert
E. Smith. Deceased. ..
Dated this 13th day of November, 1902.
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