Great Closing Out Sale!
A splendid $8000.00 stock of Men s, Women's
and Children's Wearing Apparel will be sacrificed
at 50c on the Dollar
until all sold. This is an opportunith of a lifetime.
Just think of it! Fifty Cents is worth a Dollar here
during this great bargain feast.
Fathers, mothers, daughters, wives and sweethearts
come one, come all, to this great exposition , of
bargains. Unequalled values you can't afford to
pass it up. Everything you wear is here far below
the cost of manufacture. ;
Sale Opens Tuesday, Oct. 5, at 9 A. M.
Plenty of clerks to wait on you. Come early, avoid the rush
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PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Look for the Red Sign at" the Morris Building
South of the Ochoco Bridge, Main Street
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
Continued from page 1.
practice rome time in October. This
year we will have not only a girl's team
from each society but a boys as well.
The boys are talking of organizing a
foot ball team. The only question is
one of funda and we are sore this can be
met, for we have always been able to
raise monev when needed.
AlpU Sadety.
The regular meeting of the fociety
, was hsH on Friday, September 18th.
The president and vice president were
both absent, having finished the high
school last year, hence it devolved upon
the secretary, Maggie Cox, to call the
meeting to order and proceed with the
election of officers. The new officers
were: President, Louite Sumnitrs;
vice president, Maggie Cox; secretary,
Vernon Bell. Program committee, Roy
Lowther, chairman, Wilda Nye and
Warren Yancey, assistants. The new
students visited their respective so
cieties but will not sign the constitution
until the next meeting, in the mean
time it will be posted for their inspec
tion. The Alphas won two ont of the
three contests last year and while the
class of '09 took some of our faithful
workers, yet we feel that victory will
again be ours.
OcKocooua Society.
The first meeting of the Ochoconian
Literary society was called to order by
Clark Morse, president pro tern, there
being no officers of the previous year
present. The following officers were
elected: President, Clark Morse; vice
president, Lotta Smith ; tec etary,
Ethel Kidder. YVilford Belknap and
Emerien Young were appointed to make
out the programs for the first semester.
The Ochpconians won the Wincek cup
and first place in the oratorical contest
last year and may we not only retain
these honors but add other laurels to
our crown.
Frubaca.
Fourteen pnpils'were enrolled in the
freshmen class, Monday, September
13th. Seven of these were from Prine
vil!e, the others being from various
parts of the county.
Three new members, Lee Rowell of
Sweet Home, John McDowell and
Burns Montgomery, registered the
twenty-first.
Sophomore.
The sophomores have elected the fol
lowing ofllcera for the year: President,
Roy Lowther; vice president, Gladys
Doak; secretary, Maggie Cox. We all
wish them well and hope that the
sophomore class will take its place
among the honor winning classes of the
Crook County High School.
Junior!.
The juniors will edit a column in the
"Review."
Blanch Wilson, who has been spend
ing the summer in Western Oregon, re
sumed her studies Monday. We are
glad to welcome her back.
Alex Barnes was nnable to begin the
first week but is with us now.
Senior.
At the senior meeting held last week
the following officers were elected:
President, Emerien Young; secretary,
Agnes Elliott.
The class decided to use the proceeds
of the junior play in purchasing a bust
of America's greatest poet, Longfellow,
for the high school building. This is
the first donation of this kind but we
trust it w ill not be the last, as the ex
ample net by the seniors is a commend
able one and we hope the other classes
n ay be able to follow in their footsteps.
Two of our members, Ethel Moore
nee oroSo
and Louise Summers, are registered in
the teacher's training course and are
very enthusiastic over the work.
Lulu Montgomery, one of our old stu
dents, registered in the training course
Monday.
The seniors are putting forth every
effort to have a gtod Industrial exhibit
at the county fair. Every member has
promised to place something on exhi
bition. Milch Cows for Sale.
Two rood milch cows for sale. Apply to
Med Vaiuderpool, Prineville, Ore. s-lsMai
For Rent
A 6-room boose ; good barn. Inquire
at this office or ofA..C. Knighten.9-9 3t
For Sale.
tntm rf ntfjilfji nntl tiiacwlriTi?
hay for Bale, alao 50 head tirade
Shorthorn rows mid hpifora incliol-
injr ten head of broke milch cows.
aii ai ranen at raoutli iU lieaver
Creek, or address V. L. Roberto, -
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Sewing Machine for Sale.
Second-hand White, little nsed, for
sale at a bargain. Inquire at this
office. 8-2'if
MUk Cows, Etc for Sale.
At J. T. Moore ranch, 3 good milk
cows, other stock, plow, household tur
niture, etc. 8-26
Blood Stock for Sale.
To advertise my business and inci
dentally to reduce stock I will sell at
public auction at my home in Tygh
Valley, Oregon, at 'the hour of 10
o'clock a. m., on Saturday, October 2nd,
some registered and graded Jersey cows,
heifers and bulls. Good stock and
liberal terms. Free lunch served on
day of sale.
9-16 -2t A. A. Bo.nxby.
You're sure you're getting the genuine nvhen you buy from us.
No danger of refilled bottlesNo danger of buying cheap worth
less trash placed in CYRUS NOBLE bottles and palmed off as the
genuine. . v.
We are now selling for the first time in 44 year direct to the con
sumer in districts where you are unable to obtain this famous brand.
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quart bottles of GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE
direct to you, all charges
paid to the nearest railroad express office.
Pure oldhonest whiskey at an honest legitimate price.
Guaranteed to the United States Government and to YOU to
contain all the secondary constituents that make it real WHISKEY
The government officials state that any distillation that doesn't is
alcohol. .
W. J. VAN SCHUYVER & CO.
Established 1664 105-107 Second Street, Portland. Oregoa
uwt mr tnii UNMD MAIL TO-OAV
W. J. Van Schuwjts A " d r
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Cynical Jowott.
Professor Jowetfs comments on the
young men of lialiol often took the
form of crushing sarcasms. "The col
lege, Mr. X, thinks highly of you be
once said, "perhaps too highly, but not
half so highly, I am sure, as you think
of yourself." After a lengthy survey
of one's person, as If one was some
rare animal, he has been known to ask
of the Instructor, "Mr. A. U an Intelli
gent young man. Is he sot, Mr. Y.7"
Not ths Boy Ha Wanted.
"So yon want a position as office
boy?"
"Yes. sir."
"Are you perfectly truthful?"
"Yes, sir."
"Never tell lies, eh?"
"No. sir."
"Then you won't do. I want s boy
who can say I'm "not here when I am
and get away with It." Chicago Rec
ord-Herald.
Tho Sunflower.
In some countries, notably In the
Russian provinces north of the Cauca
sus, the sunflower serves other pur
poses besides ornamenting gardens
with Its huge golden bosses. The seeds
are used tt maku oil, which Is employ-
ed both In the manufacture of soap and
In cooking. The stems and leaves are
burned and the ashes nsed to make
potash.
Temporarily IndiiDoted.
One of the workers In a Chinese mis
sion became much Interested In two
Chinamen who, she found, owned a
flourishing laundry business In her
own borne neighborhood. She looked
In once in awhile to see how things
were going with them and one morn
lug found Sam smiling and cheerful
as usual, but John was mlssimr.
"Where Is John this morning?" she
asked.
"Oh." answered Sam amiably, "Chlta
tlun gon'leman hit him In the head
with a bllck, and he all same In hos-
pai:"-New York Times,
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When Dawson reached town ho was
suddenly seised with a terrific tooth
ache, and he flew to a dentist Investi
gation showed that the tooth was In
such a condition that ttit only way to
exti-ct It comfortably was to put tho
sufferer uuder the Influence of gns.
Consequently Dawson threw himself
back in ths chair, and the tub was
applied, lie did not succumb any too
readily, but In the couroo of tlmo he
was sleeping peacefully, auj tho of
fending molar was removed.
"How much, doctor?" asked ths pa
tient after the ordeal was over.
"Ten dollars." said the dontlft, busi
ness being doll.
"Ten dollars!" roared Dawson.
"Yes. sir," said the dentist "It was
so unusually hard Job getting tbut
tooth out, and you required twice ths
ordinary amount of rs."
"Humph ! ejaculated Dawson as hs
paid up. "Here's your money, but I
tell you right now the next time I take
gas from you you've got to put a moter
on tue. Harper's Weekly.
"Ours."
Today a womau's property Is sacred
at any rata as sacred as a man's. A
certain hoat remarked be for his guests
lately that he would send his motor to
the station to meet So-and-so.
"Our motor," corrected tue hostcea,
who wants tone.
As the lady had actually bought ths
motor, ths correction was sever and
rankled. Next morning ths host came
down very la to to breakfast Ho was
chaffed About tbls and explalued: "I'm
sorry. The fart Is I mislaid our trou
sers." Little Courtesies.
William Wirt's letter to bis daughter
on the "small, sweet courtesies of
llfo" contains a passage from which
a deal of happiness might bo learned:
"I want to toll you a secret Tho way
to make yourself pleasing to others Is
to show tbetn attention. Tho whole
world Is like tho mllier at Mansfield,
who cared for nobody no, not be be
cause nobody cured for him. And tho
whole world would servo you so if
you gavo them the same cause. Let
every one. therefore, see that you do
care for them by showing them what
Stenie so happily calls the smalt cour
tesies, in which there la no parade,
whose voice Is too still to tease and
which manifest themselves by tender
and affectionate looks and little acts
of attention, giving others tho prefer
ence In every little enjoyment at the
table. In the field, walking, sitting or
standing."
Gormley, The Tailor.
What about that full suit? Of
course you want It tullor-inn.de.
It doosu'teost nny more than the
hit-and-miss kind. My samples are
the finest In town. 1'resnlnir, repnlr
Ing and cleaning. Give a trial. S-5
For Sale,
White Sewing Machine for ff 12.50;
good baby bugiry for sale at a bargain.
Aiiy ai una uuice.
Hall Safe for Sale.
A Hall fate, good as new, for sale. It
weighs I3.i0 pound- tut t 4 1x30 '24 oiitcidc
measurement, iminle 27X2UM. for further
particulars call nt this office. f-l'J-tf
Horse for Sale.
A few broken and unbroken hones fur
tV.r.nU fnm 114,1, Ii4t In Vr.v
further information inquire of T. J. Kmu
o, rnueviiie, ure. mw-iiii'
Professional Cards
C. 33rink
Jt trtt, iPrintmill, Ortyom,
Si. Cttiott,
iPrinfill; Ormfmn.
6. 0. J(yt,
SAyeam amd Smiyo
Calls Anawiaiu Fbomftlt Day oa Kioht
omca turn Doom Mouth or A outsold
imuatrroaa. Both office an rea)
dence telephone.
!Prinvill,
!PrinilUt Ormgom
W. A. BELL
Attorney-at-Law
Prineville . . Oregon
B. F. SVVOPE
Attorney at Law
Pbikkvillz, . Obkook
G. L. DERNIER
Attorney-at -Law
Will practice in all the Court.
Office next door to Dr. Bosnliera's,
Prineville, Oregon.
Qt C. 33rix
jfttornif-at-jCam
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Office with Geo. W. Barnes
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Belknap d wards
iPtyiioiant and Surytont.
Oft fw 1Df Smtf 0 tetmmem't
PrintollU. - : Ormoon.
Subscribe for tbe Journal, $1.50
a Year. County Official Paper
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Sutomont of Ratourcos and LUbilitios of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon .
At tho clots of DMsinos Sept. 1, 1009
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t'nltd HtatMUuuda...;... IgJWO 00 Murpliu and undtvUIrd prut S-.tin
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(Horseshoeing in Connection)
J. H. WIGLE, Propriotor
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Stock boarded by the day, week or month at
Reasonabla rates. Remember us when in
Prineville. Ratks Reasonable. We have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
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MILLER BUILDING, PRINEVIlsloE, OREGON
First Class Meals 25c and Up
Fresh Oysters and Fish in Season
CONFECTIONERY STORE IN CONNECTION
Carrying a choice selection of fine candy, cigars, oranges,
lemons, etc. (live us a call.
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DEALER IH
Soft Drinks
of all kinds
Imported and Domestic
Cigars
At the old Smith & Cleek
stand, Main street, two
doors south First
National Bank
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Vfstigalos when tiri-ttu(iii(z jew
elry or watches. We stand ho'
hiiul the quality of everything
wen ll we cua'rantco it to he of
the quality we rrjiresent it to he
WATCH REPAIRING
W. FANRK PETETT
Jeweler & Optician
Prineville, Orrgon
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Shingles, Mouldings, Windows,
Doors, GlasseH, Etc. Etc., Etc.
SHIPP&PERRY
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
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OFFIOER8:
W. A. Booth, Praildcnt
D. F.8TIWART, VlcPreldnt
O. M. Elkinc, 0ihlr
DIRE0T0R8; .
W, A. Booth, O, M. Elkini,
D. T. Btiwart
Transacts a General
Banking Business
Exchange Bought
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Property for Sale.
1S00 crtMl I jtixxl UllJ for il Rt
linrnnin. On ivoiutl (it my licultd I
in nut live iii l i IT.m fiit rllumli. Will
ilioir ol in r linlliiiti In trm t to milt
mm lmwr. l ino lm k Im'iitioti, Kur
Inrtlirr IiiIihiiiiiHuii iniilr at tlila ollK
or iliriim Jiiiim Pavin. I'aulina, Or.7 ;l
Modi (or I'ubllcailon.
Not foul UihI,
I)i ihi Inifiit of tntt'rlor.
I'. I.. Ull.l llllll' Ul 'Kin I'llllr., Ort'fc'l'll,
Auuii't lril, ItMI.
Nullo l lirrrliy irivt'tt tlml
Amir. H, r'lrliln,
of rrfnVvll, tln-i;on, wlio, on H, (ilfnil'-r,
l-t inmln lloiiioeili-Mil, NtiI No,
nci.ui - .No. i.irro. for m N W N Hv,,
ivhon 3, to iilili II oulli, ruiiira l ',
'llliiinrtlK Mrrlillmi, lia HUM nolir of
Itili'iiiloii o iiinka linitl llve vt'r rmil, to
r-liihlluli i'IiiIiii to Uie Imiil k'IhiV iIi k i IIi
l, ("-for Wurrrn llrnwii, counlv rUok nt
M ollU, I'iIiii-vIIIk, Di ..;oii, on lliu Mil
ilnv ol iVtolwr,
( liniimiil imino. hi wltnmiM-ai Ji ir l.
Kvaiu, William K. Ma...n, John W.
Snjr.lrr, John It. l.uckry, all of 1'rtii ov ill.-,
iKoii. l W. MKiltK.
-W KrlMir.
Hulk tor Publication.
l) l r(niriit of the Intirlor,
1. 0. I.aiul Ottlc at Tin- I'allr., Orrpoii,
AiiKU"! 1 Ml It. 1U O.
Nullca la hvrxhjr kIvkii Unit
t'lnn-UMi F, McCalli'lfr,
of rrliirrlll, UirKoii, ajlio, on April V.'ml
llki.1, niHita lloinraliail, H-ilnl No. ir."i
No, liioj, for l.ta , S mil KH HWif,
lion 1M, oiikIiIi ISaoiilh, ranoe 17 ral,
Wlllnliiiiltd Meridian, lia lilrt liolic of
liilanlion to urn ka Html tlvr-Yar proof, to
kIhIiIIkIi claim tu Ilia land aUiva tiracrllw
U, iH-fora Warrvn llrvmu. ronnty i h'rk at
hla ollli'v, at l'rlmv(ilv, OrKOii, oil tha Sill
ilnr of Oi lulirr, luui,
l laimaiit oampa na wllnrni
('liarlea Krnrrliilin. Juhn ltunnktr,
Willlnm A. lama, William Marka, all of
I'rttirTlllfi.U.-rgon. f. W. WtxillK.
-'.1ip KiKlalrr.
Suinmona.
lu llif Circuit four l of h 8UI of Onoii
lor Crook County,
tl'illlcili J. Wcllrr, plulnllir, va. Kinaliit
Wrllrr, Urli-niliitil.
To Kinrlla Wcllrr, tha almva nnini-.l itn.
fcliilanl: In Ilia nainaof Ilia Main ol tiro
Kutil Vou are hrrvliy rominuinlnl lonp.
wr ami anantvr ilia complahil Hlnl
nitnliiKt you in tha kIkivk HiUllnl .nil on
or Iwrom ma I hi It rlny of (i ti.rr, luni, and
If you fail ao tnniirr, for ant Ihcrrof,
ilia plnlntitl lll luLi' a ilrcryo m.'nlnl you
liraytrd for In ir complainl, lo all -r'ora
uccrrr of ihU iMtirt licnt cforih and
forryrr rrwii duiR mid aclilna- a.nla the
niarHni,- cimtiu. I hrn'loloir cti.ilng ln
twiwn tha pl.ilnltir and il IVndaiit, ami
liriu't frth and lou ver iiiiiiiiIIiiik ami ll
olvma iho lnnta of luatHiimny now
UttiiB la tuwn I Im plnliiinf tin I iermlant
a i.l unnr.liiiK h itiniiil a .1, cr. of nl
Miltiln illvorc. from I he ili-.'fi.ilnnl. ami
Ihnlllte tlrfpinlaiil tw lorcvrr Oarrvd ami
r.lopprd from tiitvinK or rlun.ili H any In
li i-l lu any proprlyi.f lit plaiuiill.
1 hi. tiniini a pulilMird in Ilia Ciixik
Coiinly Joiirtml, n urckly inncr pol.
'i"lnd nt 1'ili't'Hllu. I n-.k Couniv. Male
ol tin pip. and of tti ncml rlrrulallon, hy
or.hr of lion, W.I,. llrmUlinw. Juduvof
of l.'i abov fiiilllrd conn, Intold on the
uliiUy of AiiKii.i. m. ih ilrt onhli.
cm Ion lo ! on thi '.'ml day of Prptcmhrr,
it, nmi ma taM piiMicallon to lw on Ida
Dili ihy of . inU r, iu.
I uhlmlHHl lirat linif .. pli iiilM-r nd. lilou,
M , K. H It I N K ,
Attorney for 1'lainlill
llourJ of l'cualliitloii Mtivtinit. .
Tha Count lloinl ( r.iu.li.nii,.,, n..
( naik louniy, Onion, r..in. t..- l..n,lr,
OrlolxrlA. Ihw, at ii, courllioiw of aula
omiiiy. Ilia laiparrra am rt-ioftfl fully rt-
m.iiiMaa !hry ai'lar on lli Laa root, ami If
lhirv ara aiy error In Ilia ttrarrlii!on ttr
valuation of laxable pmiieriir n II lailly
rorrvri in aaiiis. J. I" l.rnl.l arra.
ounly A-or,
I alrd VpU , IP.
Katie, (or Publication.
Not Coul 1 and.
lfirtinciit of the Inlcrlor.
I'. .H. Land Ullii a at The U.ilUn, dr.,
AllRll.t ID, lumi.
Kollce l hereliy ycn thnt Autln
Kitec, of Prinevillr, (Irriion, ho, on July
7lh, l!3, tnadfi 11. itiie. und, Ipiorltil No.
01 No. I'.Hial for N N W 'i ec a, fit In a,
ami tiK,W,". 8W',,(iK'4 ace 3J, Ip 17 a.
r i mu, niKint'iu itiiriitian, naa lilv.l
notice of intention to ninke Ihml live-year
proof, to extnliliah claim to I he laud anovo
leM'rtil, lior Warren ltrown, county
tlirk.at hi olllce at rrlnevllle, (.iriKon,
on Hie a,li day of 8eptemlr, WtlU,
i laiitiHiit iiamea aa wiuieaKeai
(irnnville II. Nve. Mnn'ord I). Nve.
John Miliiorn ami (Iraiiue K. llodirci. all
of I'rltieville, UrrRon,
o-Jlp C. W. MHOUK, KCKlatcr.
Notkt (or Publication.
Nut Conl I.riuI.
Department nf the Interior,
I!. H. Land Ulllce, The Ihillea, t)n'on
AiiK'tiiit 111, 1HUU
Notice in herehy tlvn that
It tilli Mvera.
of 1'rliieville, Or., who, on Septemlier II),
ni, niBiie uoineniiiail (acrliil no. OXIU3I,
No, l.'ITlili. for HW'i NKli.WW KKti.nml
HKJ fcWtf, Mellon 2, towiiHhin HI aoiilh.
riiii 17 euat, W. of., Iina tiled notice or
iiitent'on o mako lliuil llve-yenr oroof, to
i'titllih cluiiii to the Inud above tlcaorilied
heforu Warren Urown, county clerk, at hi
ollloe at I'rinevllle.Oreguu, oil the Will Uuy
ol Hepleinlier, lUott.
Cliiimuiit liauici inj witiiermca Albert I).
Ilin-kcr, Clttrciice K. McCalliNtvr, llharlca
Mathews ami Alexander Jlunlicy, all of
I'rlneville, Oregon.
8-aip
0. W. MOORB.
UcKIkUT.
Nolle o( Final Settlement.
Nolli-e In herehy lven Unit the umlerxlKiicd
hna niiTl hla flnul uot'ount an ndinlnlnlriilor
oftlieealiiteor M. Jl. iKirrance, (liMK'uaetl, and
of llieealulo of Dorrauee llrothera, wild tltu
coiinly clerk of Crook eoiintv, alule of Ore
Kon. and Hie l.'otirl Iina mil Monday, Ilia flmt
iluy of Novemher, Iwm, nt tlm hour of 10
o'clock In Iho forenoon; an Ilia time fur In n r
liiK uld n mil ueeouiil and any ohjrallona
thill limy he nniile ilicrelo, nod for miikliiK
tin orU r of final aetl liimeiLlof aald enlulo.
Haled tlila llllh diiy ofMeptumlier: IIKKI.
J. b. HOKUANOK,
AdinlnlHtrator of tlia entitle ofH. II, liorriiiien
ileceiwed, and of the partnership culille of
IXirrauue llroa.
10OI, The Dulles Mat No. 051711.
Notice tor Publication.
Not Coal Land.
United HtnUia Land Office, '
The Dallca, Oregon, Aug. a), M00.
Notice l herehy given that the Northern
I'licilio itiiilwuy Company, wlione pont
otlice B(ldrea is St. 1'uul, M iniieaotii, him
this IHth iluy of Aiigint, liXNI, lilod in tlui
olliceiti Bpplicntion to aelcct under the
provinlona of the Act of CoiigrcHH. np
proved July 1. WIM I W) Hint. 6!7, (120 I ail
extcndeil by the Act of Coiigruiw, npproved
May 17, lil. the HV4XK'4 en li. tp 10
a, r l'J east, W Jl. riurial No. 05170.
Any unit all peraona cluimlng adversely
tlie liinda deacrihed, or dcHinng to object
hci'ailBo of the Tumoral diameter of the
luiul, or for any other reanon, to the dl
pnmil to tho applicant, hould file their
allliliivlts of protent In this olllce, on or
before the 0th day of October. 1000.
IMP 0. W. WOOKB, ltegister.
For Irrigated Farms
and Fruit Lands
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