I tPrinovillo Public School 'IJotos
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CharllaO f;ln I.Lluii.
AHHIHTANTH.-Iva ll'Hilh, Kny HihIkm,
Hmiry Hmllh, Hoy Cmmlnii, Itoitha Klkhia,
Nrllli Day. Cawlli Neliiin unit Ituth Tuylnr.
Klllpll Poilldcxtor WHS absent
Friday.
Willi Carey entered school Iosi
week.
Willie Cary entered the VI
grade lint Monday.
Minn Adiuiu, lister of Oliver
Adams, entered school lunt week,
Arthur Wuriweilor was absent
on Tuesday afternoon ol lunt week.
lill'lO DobllS Wa allSCIlt lltstTliCS-
tiny on account ol sickness.
ltert ISarnes, of the VIII grade
has been sick lor the past wuck.
Hoy Foster and Samiuio New
koiii were absent parte of hint wuck.
Kstella Simpson, of the VIII
grade win absent nil day the 7lh.
Cecil Yancey and Oliver Adams
entered the VIII grade hiBt week.
Hoy Fostur and Hnmmie New
som were absent from Mr. Mosier's
room hint week.
Clarence Forguoson hasdropjK'd
out ol the VII grade on account of
idckness.
Wul lor Smith ol the VI 'grade
was absent u part ol last Wednes
day. Miss IiU l'riday now him charge
Mis Taylor' loom during her
iilm-nra.
Mi hb Parker and Kuth Taylor
visited l'rol. Orton's room hint
Friday.
Clarence FergUMon has droppeii
out ol school on uccmint of sick
ness. Cecil Yancey wan absent from
the VIII grade on the forenoon of
the Tlh.
Miss France Miller wan a vis
itor of l'rol. Meier's room Wednes
day afternoon.
KuthTaylor and Verna Howard
were absent Irom Mr. Mover's
room at different times hint week.
The pupil of l'rol. Orion's room
visited l'rol. Mosier's room one day
last week.
Some ol tho pupils ol l'rol. Or
ton'rt room wt'in to he color blind,
lor everything seems to be Gray to
thorn.
There have boon several cases ol
tardiness during the last lew days.
It seeina that we should all guard
against this.
Misses Ruth Taylor, Bessie
Parker and MaldeOmog were visit
ors ol l'rol. Mosier's room Friday
alteruoon.
Pearl McFarland, Etta Princ,
ticorgia Ilodues and Artie Hardin
were absent from the seventh grade
Friday.
None ol the pupils ol the seventh
grade were tardy during the pint
month. I think we're doing pretr
ty well, don't you?
Our organ is just as nice as it
was when we got it and we expect
to keep it that way lor all the
pupils are interested in-it.
II the earth should 1 equally
divided among its present inhabi
tants each person would have lor
his share 2HJ acres,
Clarence Sharp has dropped out
ol school. He wont to the Wil
lamette valley to spend the winlei
with bis uncle.
Miss Maud Dobbs, was a visitor
ol I'm!. Orton's room last Friday.
We hoH she will soon he ablo to
enter upon school duties again.
The records of the great batiks of
Newfoundland show that the Cod
leave there entirely two months
everv year, December and .hum
an'. Addie Foster, of trlio VIII grade
has dropped out of school. We are
H.irrv to S''e our school mates drop
out trom among us ami hope that
Miss Foster will sunn return again
. Miss Regan, ol Minncapoltt
Minn., paid the school ol I'rineville
a pleasant call Wednesday morn
ing and delivered somo very inter
estlng and amusing speeches.
Miss Ada Taylor, one ol the
teachers, who has been tick, la now
very much better and In a short
time she will be alright. The pu
pi Is are all glad to bear ol her
rapid recovery.
The pupils of the VI and VII
grades had an old (ashlo;ied spell
ing match Friday afternoon. The
two grades spelled against each
other. Dolly Hodges, of the VI
grade was the last one to leave the
floor and Ilertbu Elkins was next
to the lust.
Last Monday, January 12, it be
came necessary to stop the school
fur at least a week, on the accoufit
of tho scarlet fever. Every one
should take advantage of this va
cation and study in order to catch
up in the study that he or she is
l.heliind in. There are several pu
pils in tlici different grades thut
new! this extra study and they can
not do better than Siend their time
this way.
The following pupils ol Prof.
Mosier's room have been neither
absent nor tardy during the pant
month. Hoy Cunning, Sainmio
Nuwsom, 1k kwood Kimjison, Nate
tirzweiler, Uscar 1 rose, Verna
Cline, Dolly Hodges, Ceolu Smith,
(Irace Wilson, Iwter Cohrs, Sicbel
Ilinklc, Charlie Summers, Mildred
ltaldwin, lieaulah Crooks, Edna
Estes, Maggie Foster, Mary Glenn,
Estella Hodges, Verna Howard,
Verona McGowcn, Pearl McFar
land, Birdie Morris, Celia Nelms,
Kuth Taylor, Anna Salomon, and
Aleatha Dillon.
t'analdrraalfr .Harried.
Young but' ambitious justice of
the peace in one of South , Idaho's
rural precincts was suddenly call
ed utHiu to marry a couple when
he was called away from his office
and without book prompting. He
had studied the statutory forms,
however, and decided to risk the
ceremony.
John Jones' and Eliza Cook were
the applicants, and, after directing
them to "toe the mark," the squire
said:
'Mr. Jones, rceat your name,
age, residence, occupation, and
date of naturalization, if any.
You do solemnly swear, or aflirm,
as the case may lie, that you are a
free, white and male citizen of the
United States, or will be on the 6th
ol November next. That, to the
best ol your knowledge and belief
you are not a biga that is to say
a marriage free trader; and that
you never will be if in your power
to prevent it. That in the case
now pending, wherein you are
plaintiff and Eliza Cook defend
ant, you will tell the truth, the
whole truth, except as to matters
a'.ated on information and belief,
so help you God."
Turning to Eliza the judge said:
''You do solemnly swear that you
will answer such questions as are
put to you regarding your qualifi
cations to to become the wife of
John Jones; That you know
Jones to be the. identical person
who now confronts you. That
you have had full and complete
satisfaction, of said Jones, of all
just demands, the receipt whereof
is hereby acknowledged and the
grantor forever released therefrom.
That you do this freely and volun
tarily and separate and apart Irom
your husband." "Know all men
by these presents that I, John
Texas, magistrate, with malice
toward nono and charity for all, in
the na mo of tho Territory of Ida
bo, and in consideration of $5 to
me in hand paid, do now proclaim
you limn and wife, until death
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UlH'!nu rmi'jci.i iu nil' vu j
cision of the Democratic territorial i
convention to he held at Boise j
City on 1 lie ISlli day of 'August, j
Ananias ami Sapphira ISSN." I
Skamania Pioneer. I
Notice la fiaitlxmnn.
As a charter mombor of the
Crook County Cattlemen Associ
ation you are notified that the first
annual meeting ol said Association
will be held at the court house in
the city ol Prinevillo, at 10 o'clisk
A. M. on the 4th day of February
11)03.
It is ol the utmost importance
that all the wonibers be present,
and that a thorough Interest be
taken, by all the members, in the
affairs of the Association.
If, for any causo, you are unable
to attend, please see that you are
represonteJ by proxy, in writing,
and give to your representative
your suggestions upon any impor
tant matter that you think ought
to come belore the meeting.
The following clause is quoted
from the By-laws, lor your inform
ation: "All annual dues shall be
paid to the secretary on or before
the day proceeding the annual
meeting. No member shall be en
titled to vote at any annual meet
ing unless his dues shall be fully
paid."
If you are in arrears in your
membership fee or annual due,
please comply with the above.
The Executive Committee most
respectfully urge your presence
and interest.
M. K, limns, President.
J. II. Ghay, Secretary.
Lcaion Jute Typnolil.
That lemon juice will destroy
the typhoid fever germs in water
is uuthoritivcly announced by the
Chicago health department after
careful exieriments " extending
over the last three days. One ten- j
spoonful of the juice to half a glass'
of water is known to be a good
combination, and related trials'
have invariably produced the same
result every germ was killed.
This con6rms the announcement
made on Christmas Day by Dr.
Asa Ferguson, a London physician,
to the effect that lemon juice was
a deadly foe to typhoid.
Stops the Oough and Works offthe I
Gold.
Laxative Bminu Quinin, Titbleti cure
cold in ime (lay. No Cure, Nu Pay,
Pnoe, 25 eenta.
I'aca Ckaaiel la FaUan.
Putrefying food in the intestines
produces effects like those of arsenic,
hut Dr. King's New Life I'illa expl
the poiiHina from clogged bowels, gent
ly, easily but aurely, Kick Headache,
Fevers, all Liver, Kidney and Bowel
tioublea. Only S.'w at. Adnmson i.
Winnek.
Notice to Electric Customers.
Your attention is called to the
monthly lighting rates, which will
be found in the last part of Section
10, Ordinance 122, which reads as
ollows :
Evening until 10 p. n, .05 per
candle power ; evening until mid
night, .06 per candle power. All
night lights .08 per candle power.
Residences, churches and halls
special rates. Residences were
given a .04 rate for this reason.
1 hey arc supposed not to hum their
lights only when in actual use, and
in no case to burn lights all night
in unoccupied rooms.
Beginning November 1st, 1902,
we will charge an .08 rate on all
night lights unless permission has
icen granted for same.
We positively will not furnish
current to lights not purchased
from P. L. A W. Co. Where this
fraud is found to exist service will
io discontinued without notice.
P. L. & W. Co.',
Per C. L. Shattuck
Fruit Farm for Sale.
I offer for sale niv fruit fnrni ol
1(!0 acres, situated in the Cove, on
the Deschutes river. There are
2IXX) trees of assorted varieties of
fruit and a ready me.rket for all of
the product.
T. F. McCAl.Ms-KIt,
Culver, Oregon.
A Farm For licnt '
We Iuvj a tinmt fora far m o
from 100 to 640 acres. Anyone
having such a place would do well
to call at this office,
Joijhnai, Rkai, Estate Agency.
Freno Property fur Trade.
We have a house and eight lots
n the city of Fresno. California.
which we desire to trade for farm
ing or timber lands, nrefcrablv
timber land. Parties who have
either will do well to investinate
this offer. Will pay difference in
cash for some choice nrooertv.
either improved or unimproved.
win sell the above tironertv for
cashat a discount on what w
want in trade. This is a snan for
someone. Call early and be the
nrsi to mae a lid.
Journal Keal Estate Agency.
IOOO
Mrs, Wiegans
For
Fine Photos
IMPROVE
YOUR EYE SIGHT
Eyes examined free. Er
rors 0' refraction correc
ted. (I lasses fitted and
diseases ol the eye treated
E. O. Hyde, M. D.
Irrigation Sewerage
Drainage
Water Works Roads
Parks
Surveys anil Plana Made
Terms .Moderate
Address; Alfred F. Sears,
Mem. Am. Society, C. E.
u Wor. Kilt Ptld, Or
20$ TO $25 WEEKLY
Work at your own home. No
canvassing. Work legitimate and
honorable. Address
Home Work
21 Spring St., Seattle, Wash.
Music Studio
Miss Ethel Ring, Teacher
Piano, Organ, Violin
TERMS REASONABLE
Sales Agent for Music and Musi
cal Instruments.
NextDoor to Kelley's Gallery
he Grand Restaurant
Mrs. L. Ccmini, Prop.
t
Meals all hours, 25c
LODGING 25c
Miller Bldg.,. Prineville
W. H. HAYDEN
("ontnicti.r and Hiiilder
ti at" -""l
f e.ilvrv's re-sMi'iiee on .Main 'U
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Prineville, Oregon
ILION STABLES and
If FEED 811
BOOTH &
PrinevIIIe-SIIver Lake
Stage Line.
DICK VANDERVERT, Prp.
Carrying II. c ail -and Passengers
Leaves Prineville Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Good ries.
careful drivers. Freight and passenzers wavbill. d for TW1 I...
Rowland and Silver Lake.
Pfineville-Burns Stage Line.
. CORNBTT & CANTRELL, Props.
Carrying U. S. Mail, Passengers and Fast Express
Leaves PrineviUe on Mondays and Thursdays at 6 a. m
Passengers waybilled for Post, Paulina. Fife, Riley, Burns
and all way puints.
C. I. WINNER, Agent, Prineville.
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Lunch Counter
Is the place to get a good meal at short order day or
night. We also carry a good stock of lunch goods.
Confectionery, Tobacco and Cigars
Call when you're in town and you'll come again.
J. E. CAMPBELL & CO., Props.
The Superior .
Washing Machine
IOR WASHING MACHINE is, like its name, superior in all all res
pee s to any other on the market. For practical proof of which we
will come to your house and superintend your washing
FREE OF CHARGE
I'he washer can be found already in many homes in Crook county
and is giving entire satisfaction. We have agent in the various set
tlements in tins county who will show the merits of the wssher o
parties interested may send orders to me at Hay Creek, Oregon.
H. G. Kibbee, General Ag't for Crook Co
FRANK BONNEY.
RESTAURANT AND BAKERY
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
MEATS. I
Sirloin Steak 25c ; Milk Toast.
T-Bor.a Steak 35c
Porterhouse Steak 50c
Porterhouse Steak for two. . .11 00
Pork Chops.... 25c
Mutton Chop? ;.. 25c
Ham '. 25c
Eggs, extra..... 10c
Chicken, any style 35c
Regular Dinner 25c from half past II
Prineville Meat
Market
P. B, DOAK, PHOP,
New Shop and is TJt)-to-date and Clean
Grinding your teeth on tough beefsteak is certainly
annoying but have you tried ours?
Our "Meats are Selected
by careful judges and we use everv endeavor to fur
nish none but what is fresh, tender and nutritious.
NEXT DOOR
Lumber, $11 per m
Frsh Sawed Shingles $2.75
per m.
at SHiPP'S.
Stock boarded by day, wek or
month. Fine saddle horse and
livery turnouts. Rates reasonable. (
Good accommodations.
Remember us when in Prine
ville, and we guarantee that vut
patronage will he appreciated
and deserved.
COBNETT, Proprietors.
C. I. WINNER, Agent.
Taw
15e
5c
r
5c
10c
35c
Coffee.
Tea ....
Milk '.'.'.'.'.'.'.."'
Coffee Cake
OYSTERS.
Cave Stew
Fresh when inmarket.
till one
TO BON NICY'S