PrinovMo Publc School Votes
I'HIKI' KKIToJt. uy l-iifoll.ll,
, ANrlMTANTH.-I.lwle Krli'lium, Ivb
'Hcwtli, Kslelle HIimiiiii, Irene HnriiH, I'lms.
('Iirllliuui. ' 'ml UyilM, Curl Jloldi-r, HI
winul l)niicr, Hlrillu Morris ami Oulu
Hmilh,
I'ruf, Orion wiwlieil everyone n
"turkey thanksgiving" nt tho close
tf school Wednesday evening,
Tin) pupils (if Prof. MosicrV
rumii were very busy preparing fur
tlm Hociiil Thursday evening. We
in! informed that it was a hiiccom
tiiiiuiciiilly.
Tim nrrivnl nf that fun'inus li
brary was im event of interest last
week, Tim looks arc a fine lot
ctpcemlly liotxfiinlV Histories of
Greece and Itomo of which we have
21 Copies.
lIccmiMiof there being Imt three
llliyH Of HcllKll Week, it' lllB HI'!
not plentiful uml several c-1 i j ii n k
have been taken from Forward,
American ltoy,( etc. We ilo not
intend to practice thin "select"
huriness but can not prevent it
this week.
I'rof. Oiton departed for the des
ert lust Wednesday evening going
to l'owell Unties after school, The
l'rof. wiih tinned with vnrinu. kinl
of shooting iron and judging from j
sill appearances we would sugg"st
that l,e will hunt ..little for
while he. is on the 1 -ly desert
and perhaps would if he were l,aru,()( f)Jmm waj,.r . f(,.
preyed ,hH.t a deer ill self defense, j .
Those who were fortunaleeiKiughj Jordan and other sources during
to be. outfit about I .-V) o'clock Tucs-, the year. During the rainy season
day afternoon of last week might pihe amount is very lunch greater;
have seen another of those falling during the dry season it is. of course
stars or meteor which visit earth ; very much less, but the average
frciiueutly. This one appeared ; will hi; maintained year nfter year.
Northeast of here ami after travel-; There iH no outlet, and the level is
ing toward earth for perhaps nee- kept down by evaporation only,
and when being highly illuminated,1 wbic'i is very rapid because of the
it burst h aving 11 tloud of smoke j intense heat, the dry atmosphere
ami myriads of glowing star ! ami the dry winds which are con-
strewn in its path.
Thai I'orl.
Wrak, Weak iiulei-l ! tli srh'
TliJl f-miiiM ntfmil 11 iH(-t.fiwilt
s..mp h.ne nmiiy, while -.tlierH rapid than usual, heavy clouds
have!!, ' ' j form and thunderstorm sometimes
(.urKh..lihink,l,l,r,.tU11un,. 1 rage with great violence in the
Tim mm,v, h.-re. n..y i."t cl Ihrw, ! k(.t J(.hvei.n t10 L.iff, ,.ven j,,
Hut V'.m ' there ire "tht-PillinllC. O.C. :
1 i..u't think y..a r ul-no. Iuto Im th'hedry season. A flood of ram
i'h-M . often falls upon the surface of the
. Tlic iM.t,lii- .ri t.i swiftly ulrl.l. ! g(.ft wl.n t10 Bm, js H,iint ,uu
'llit ti h'w, "'i "my i'"t lnw 'nai , t. atmosphere in as dry as a lione
K-ir C lmtlc, y m 'tin my lint
(i. li. I..
The llukpd Aiilr.
j
The following is translated from
the (lerman by a pupil of the IX j
grade : j
Lttfontinc had the custom to eat
a baked ttpplo every day. One,
day he had an occasion to leave
the room and laid the apple on the.
mantle piece. While ho wasab-;
sent a friend came in the room,1
Haw the apple ami ncvourv'i 11,
Lafontine returned to the rootii,
. , , , ,
fou,,,, ,he npple not w here ,e nan ,
put it and exclaimed will, grea
excitement: "What has become of;
the apple which
I have placed'
here?" "I do not know," said the
., , .
ow, "said the
other
That is good, I am glad ,
to hear that for I have put c . A hy
in it to kill the rats," said ''"'"n" rWn current,
taine. "(ircat (iod! I am poi
soned," cried the guest in great I The ice cream social given by
fear' "send for the doctor."-" Dear the pupils of Mr. Mosier's room
friend" said Lnfontainc, "be not ! was an entire success. While we
afraid, I very well remember now, j ''l U't the success is well due us
that I have forgotten to put the lnuM of ot.r untiring efforts we
poison in the apple this time; but e very thankful to our fr.ends
nevertheless I am sorry that it re-,nd relatives for then k.ndcncour
,,uired a lie to discover the truth." np-m. nt nnd generous as81slance.
Among those whom wo especially
We received our books '"" Uiank are the following: Mr. Frank
library last week. They were ml jomu,Vi ,r tllt, lIse o llis rcs.
good condition, and are a line lot. . ' i...:.!:..,,. Mr. Michel, for
Each and every pupil who uses
them should take goon caio "
them, so they may be good several
years hence. j
Teacher Johnny, tell me the j
namo of the tropical belt north of ,
the equator.
Johnny CanH, sir.
Correct. That will do.
Tho lesson of combining zeal, f"r-!
vor intense entlsVisiusm, with broad 1
charity and sunitv-thut is. the
l,sSnthat we- all" need to learn,
The life worth living is the life of j
:
tho man who works; of tlio man
who strives; of tho man who docs;
of tlio man who, at the end, can
look buck and suy, "I know I have
faltered, I know I have stumbled,
I have left undone, things that
should have been done, and mud
that I have done would better have
boon left undone, but as tin
strength was given mo I Htrove to
use it; I strove to leave tho world
, bel ter and not worse, because I
had lived in it." Theodore Roose
velt.
Harvard in ho big that one build
ing moro or less, hardly attracts
any attention. But the briefest
review of the material progress of
the past year reveals an almost
startling expansion, Six new
buildings: have been completed
three additions made, and 11 part
of the ielice with its gates built,
within that time; while one build
ing is still in process of construct
ion, almost finished, as iH also a
new addition. Tho ngregate cost
of this, enhirginent of the housing
space is more limn a million and
a quarter of dollars, and the
plans for the m ur future purpose
tint erection of four other expensive
buildings.
Why is tiik Dkah Kka 1eaii?
S(;llMlti(k (,Wrvllli,m ju,lifiw
j,,,,,, ft (!lliv ftV(;,l(.
iStnntly blowing down the gorges
, between tho mountains,
j This evaporation causes a har.e
'. or mist to hang over the lake at
all times, and- when it is more
j half a mile from the chore. The
j mountains around tho Dead Sea
hire rarely seen with distinctness
because of this haze.
The waters nf tho Jordan, when
they reach the sen, are as brown as
the earth through which they flow
a thick solution of mud but the
instant they mingle wir,the salt
water of the hike the particles of
soil are precipitated and they be
come as clear us crystal, with an
intensely green tint. Carrying so
much soil and having so swift cur-
. rent, one would Fiippose that the
' ... .. . ' . .
sea would bo discolored for a con-
,ut.it is not so.
(lu,()1()r;(tion , rcmarkaU
, . ,..,.......
tieiiii at lis iiioiiiii, nreitMii g inuj a
. , . , .
moult,., nf urnAmu nml Fiwniinm
, . . , ,
journaij
oni(,0) ,ir fti,i; Mrs. Poindexter, for
Mlling ,vith ,ie ico eream; Mrs.
I)ol),H) Mrs. Ilodgos, Mrs. Cadle,
Mr. John Cadle and others, for
their valuable assistance during
the evening
Tho following is a financial ac
count of the social: Received for
ico cream, fW.-lo. Contributed;
A. O. Mosier f.).(K), Mrs. Dobbs 50
cents, I. Michel Mrs O.Sum-
niers 11.00, Iva Booth 25 cents,
Clarence Black 25 cents, Ralph j
Poindoxtcr 25 cents, Mr. 0. I'oin
dexter 25 cents. Paid out: for
coeou f0 cents, eggs, $l,i!0, Bait,
$1.00, napkins, 40 cents, sugar,
11.25, vanila, 4()conts, cxjienncs,
2.25. Balance cash on hand
$40.25.
Tho sum of thirty dollar is
needed in order to get a first class
instrument We are praying for a
man like Andrew Carnegio Income
to our relief. Yon could
not give to a nobler cause than of
hoys and girls to obtain an edu
cation and culture. Thoy need
your help and will thank you for
it. Children appreciate encour
agement. A Basket Social will bo given
on Friday evening, Dee, 1.'. 1002,
The proceeds will go to the organ
fund.
I HKTIOHIATI.
Written in memory of Frank ft'
lianta, by his Aunt, Mrs. Alice
Bantu.
He was a kind and obedient son,
a merry funloving brother and a
generous playfellow, ever thought
ful for the welfare of others.
We th'mht mi we )kd on hi face
Ko plwuim? for tiM to vie,
And kk"1 in IiIh ltire expreivo ey.
What the coming infill would b.
The? I'rd h,w Ukt-n him away
To ri'ttlniH no bright fttiil f,.ir,
Tlmt In; In hix ieodnM
M ny develop jiwbl there.
A prwioiw one fr tin u Inut gone,
A voice we loved U ntill,
A i.l.'u.e !m vacant in our home
Which iit:vr can !o fdlrd.
'.ofl In H14 wiloin haM recalled
The Ijoon Mi love hiid iven,
And though hiti liody nioldeni here,
iU il l afe in Heaven.
"How a me Appointed Time."
The 0. It, & N. Co. h.mjunt imued a
liandaoinely illustrated painphlet entitled,
'Oroson, Wahiii"htim & Idaho and
iliuir rc-"Urcc." I'enplg in the East
aru'anxiiiut fur infornialion about ihe
Pacilicj Ninth Wort -If yen will nive the
K. A N. Co. agent at hhaniku a
of iianie of eastern people who are like
ly to bo iutureatud, the booklet will be
limited free to audi person.
IOOO
Notice to Electric Customers.
Your attention is called to the
monthly lighting rates, which will
tie f jiind in the last pari of Section
10, Ordinance 122, which reads as
follows:
Evening until 10 p. 111., .05 jht
candle power; evening until mid
night, .00 per candle power. All
night lights .08 per vcandle power.
Itesidences, churches and bulls
special rates. Residences were
given a .04 rate for this reason.
They are supposed not to burn their
ligfits only when in actual use, and
in no ease to burn lights all night
in unoccupied rooms.
Beginning November 1st, 1002,
wo will charge an .OS rate on all
night lights unless permission has
been granted for same.
Wo positively will not furnish
current to lights not purchased
from P. L. & W. Co. Where tliis
fraud is found to exist service will
be discontinued without-notice.
P. L. & W. Co.,
Per C. L. Shattuck
Stops the Cough and Works off the
Cold.
uixntivH Bri'Uin Quinine Tablets cure n
old in one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Price, 25 cenla.
1 A
1 08 careu w
If yoa suffer from any of th
111s ut n i mi, cume iu ins oium
Spcci&Iist on the Pacific Cut,
DR. JORDAN ft CO.,
1051 Market St Eit d 1861
Yonnff nien and middle J
fromthi effects of youthful indiscretions or ex
ceue in mamrer yn. Nervous and I'hysical
lcbllli.V.lmiMlilpy.lMt 51 nb'
in all its comeiicatioos; Herniatorrh4r a,
ProtlrrlinikL fJvnorrhvlk, Uleet,
rrpqusrr r trHtHdnff, vie. lly a
Combination of rmoie, ol great curati.'C pow
er, the Doctor hai m arratifted his tratment
that it wilt not oaly aftVd immediate relief but
permanent cons. The Iloctor does not claim to
perform niiraelei, but is well-known to be flair
and square Physician and Surgeon, preeminent
in his s(ie, illy IHae t of Jlesi.
NT phi I la thnrntiKliI niicated lloni tha
tyt.-ni wltliont ulin Merr-urt.
KVI'BV if an aepivtiK to m will n
ctlvn our ftiwtfsl oi'iHttmoi hlsconipli'lut. .
iifl Uunronlw a IVSITI VIS VVi:f!i
every cu we untlrrtLkt?Qr Jorjeil Oaa
ThuaM&Bil Pollnrs.
Consultation r Kr.E and rtnrtlv pnvata.
CHARGES VERV REASONAHL
LE. Ireat-
merit personally or by Ictlpr. Send fur book,
Th riillofiophy of MuTiaxe,4
Iro. (A valuable book (or dicdj
rwutT li ml JnRntnt
Great Mnsonm of Anatomy m
world Come and learn how wowierfiilly jrou
U We are omlnmllv wlding tievr pecuiinv
CAT A LOUIS rHtK Caflof write.
,.
l OA I Hark fitrl. Sn Pnnriica. 5mL
Pullman Ordinary Sleepers.
The tmiritt travel between the east and
the Pacific coast has readied enorniuus
proportions in the taut few years, and
calls lor a special class of equipment, To
moot this demand the Pullman Co. has
iasmtd from its shops what it technically
calls the "Pullman Ordinary Sleeper,"
Thcso cars appear similar to the rrirulai
sleeper, being built on the same plan,
hut not furnished with tho same elerance
They are ciiippd ttitli mu! (rses,
blatikels, shfois, pillows, illow-cmua,
towels. ComliH. hrualw.a tilt f.,,iiirin(r
' ' I ""' ""'I ft j
nothitiKol the Iciud to be furnished by j
i lie passenger. Jiuch car has a stote for
iiiakiii) colt'ue and tea and doinx "liuht
housekeeping,'' and e.wli suction can be
litted with an adjustable table, A uni
funned potior accompanies each car. his
nusincM bciiiff to make ud berths, keen
tho car clean, ana look after the comforts '
.Hid a!;!a cf the pastengors. fu each of
(he trains which nre dispatched daily
from Cortland by the O, K. & X. CV. is
to be found one of these "Pullman Or
dinary Kleepers." The car is attached
to tho ' 'Chicago-Cortland Special,
which goes throii(;h to Chicago without
chmige, and Hie one in the "Atlantic Ex
press' inns to Kansas City without
(hiini-. Panaentjeia in this cur for Chi-
cago r.hanife to a si'iiilar ctr at liraiiKcr.
.Much of the first class travel is beiwt
carried in these cars, the rates beine;
lowef, and the service bein neaily eijual
to that in the p.ilace sleepers.
For rati-a niul full iiifi.rntnli.m in.
eliding, olden, write to A. L. Craiif , O.
r. ., u. It. A. Uo. t'orilanl, Ore.
A 4-oott roiiirh .Yleitir.ine.
jFr.m the (iazctle, Toowoom'iU, Aii-tiulia,
1 liiul t.liaiiilierlaiii s Cough Reme
dy in nn excellent medicine. I have
been suuVing from a severe cough for
the la?l two months, and it bus effect
ed a cure. I have re.it pleasure in
recommending it. W. C. WOCKXEK.
This is the opinion of one of our old
est and most respected residents, and
lias been voluntarily giien in good
luitli that others may try the remedy
and be benefitted, as was Mr. Wock
ner. This remedy is sold by nil drug
gists. SO-
BLACK-DRAUGHT
THE ORIGINAL
LIVER MEDICINE
apra"i iniHiitfCT
A sallow comnlexion. dizziness.
biliousness and a coated toneue
are conimon indications of liver
and kidney diseases. Sumach and
bowel troubles, severe ns they are,
(five immediate warning by pain,
but liver and kidnev trnnlilen.
tliough )es9 puinful at the start, are
niiu n harder to cure. 1 herttord s
lilai k-Drauirht never fails to bene
titdiseased liver and weakenedkid-
neys. It stirs up the torpid liver
to throw oil the germs of fever and
aifiie. It is a certain preventive
of cholera and Bright '9 disease of
the kidneys. With knitters re
inforced by Thedford's Black
Draueht thousands of persons have
dwelt imuiene in the midst of yel
low fever. Many families live in
perfect he';li and have no other
doctor fen Thedford's Black
Draught. It is always on band for
use in an emergency and saves
many expensive calls ot a doctor.
' Mullim, S. C, March H, 1001.
I have uitd Thedford'i Black-Draught
for three years and I have not had to go
to a doctor since, I have been taking It
It It the best medicine for me that Is
on the mirkct for live)- and kidney
troubles and avipepsia and other
complaint!. 'Rrv. A. G. LEWIS.
J!
Thankssivins
5 mmmmM
PRINCE HENRY
! K.N.tP. OVERCOAT
Notice.
My wife, Julia Cyrus and I have
sejierated for all time to come, and
I will not be responsible for her in
anyway, or any debts she may con
tract.
V. II. Cyri's.
TO CUKE A COM) IX OXK DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it tails
to care. E. W. Grove's signature is on
each box, 2uc.
Notice.
To all peasons owing for horse
shoeing at C. L. Salomon's shop,
you are notineu to call ana settle
one half of the amount due, with
the estate of the said C. L, Salo-
mon.
Kigned;
Naomi Salomon.
Admintratrix.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
Notice is hereby given that the
firm and partnership of White &
Campbell, doing business in the
City of Prineville, Crook County,
State of Oregon, is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent, Mr. John W.
White retiring. All accounts due
said firm will be collected and re
ceipted for by Mr. J. E. Campbell,
and all accounts owing by said firm
will be paid by Mr. J. E. Campbell.
Dated, this 4th day of Novem
ber, 1002.
STOI.KXOK 8TKAYEI).
One brown mtre. nee avears. weielo.
about 1300 lbs., broke, is verv e-enfle
star in foiehead, right hind foot
wrote, branded 11-Z on left shoulder,
has a yearling colt with her; One
dark bay mare, weight about 1000 lbs.,
broke, very gentle, white hind feet,
star in forehead, branded A i on left
shoulder. Left Sisters one venr ami
IV00 reward will be paid for return
01, or inlorniation to discovery of
either of said animal's.
H. E. Glazier, or 8am Wiehl,
02-lm Sisters, Oregon,
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THE BEE HIVE.
THE PLACE TO
SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK I
Furs.
Ladies' Fur Collarettes, also Children's Fur Set?,
of the latest patterns and full values.
Knit Goods.
k nice assortment o Ladies' Shawls and Fascina
tors, also Infants' Knit Sacques, Bootees and
Mittens.
Underwear
Ladies', Gents' and Children's Underwear. Our
line is complete, and has been selected with a
view to the special requirements of this climate.
QUALITIES UNEQUALED. PRICES UNTOUCHED.
An Examination Will Convince You.
I. MICHEL.
PJIESEXTIXG DISTINCTLY NEW FEATURES
IN CLOTHING FOR FALL AND WINTER
npHAXKSGIVIXG, with its pleasant traditions, relijrioux sit;nifi
cance, and feasting, is likewise a time for dre. Usually it
can he depended Uwn to Irinp; with it the real winter of the North.
A ireod timu to pick out the Overcoat and Heavy Suit, ami here is
the ht.-t place we know of to find just what you wis.li. Our winter
showir-f- is unusual in many ways, hut notaldy ho in the striking
styles displayed. Quality has been our watch-word ' so lung 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 mid by us
OVERCOATS MEN'S SUITS FURNISHINGS
A. II. LIPPMAN S CO.
Sell Lumber for
CASH ONLY!
WASHINGTON. LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
OF NEW YORK.
CLAY A. SIMPSON, - M'g'r Interior Dept.
Haa the largest percentage ot
cash assets to each dollar of lia
bility ; earns the highest average
Interest, and issues the moat up-to-date
progressive policies for in
vestment or protection.
This signature la on every hot of the getmln
Laxative BromO'Quiriine Taweu
the remedy that cares a cold In one dX
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