TIIK PLACE TO
HAVE MONKY
The Leader
I. MICHEL, Proprietor
TIIK rUACK TO
HAVK MONK V
SALE ON MEN'S HATS
NICE. NEW, NOBBY
HATS
NOT. OLD STOCK
We are overstocked and must make room for fall goods
Men's Regular $3.50 Hat ... $2.75
Men's Regular $3.00 HaU $2.00
Men's Regular $2.50 HaU ...... .$1.50 '
A Few Odds and Ends Men's Hats at Less Than Cost
ALL STRAW AND CRASH HATS WILL GO AT VERY LOW PRICES
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CLASSIFIED LOCALS.
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Mr. and Mr. J. A. Paltaattcr, tli noted vlrw
ariut's an In town nr a nw uav. If mi
want a Dm rliua iMdura at riant iltxa
Ii iih-hi a rail.
Opal City Is Name
of New Townsite
High School News.
Opnl City la the name ol a new
townslte that Is soon to be put on
the market In Crook county. Joseph
O. Honaton, representing a Portland
syndicate has purchased of Walter
Mendenhall of Culver his 160-acre
homestead on Yamhill Flat, and the
plat of the new city will be Bled with
the county clerk within the next few
days. The land Is on the line of
both the Hill and Harriman surveys
for the new railroads, and Is said by
those familiar with the lay of things
to be one of the finest prospective
townslte In Ceutral Oregon. The
price paid for the quarter section
was t MOO. H Is located on the south
east Blopeof Juniper Butte above
Opnl Springs on Crooked river, hence
the name Opal City.
Mr. Houston Is the general man
ager of ths Oden Falls development
company and while this new venture
la not a part of the Oden Falls
project the promoters will reserve
the water, light and power rights In
the deeds of dedication, and expect
to supply these utilities from the
plant on the Deschutes. Mr. Hous
ton Is now In Trinevllle and Is call
ing for bids for the construction of
tire power dam at Oden Falls. It Is
nnilamtnml tltnfc PAIItltV I l lift.
mlssioner Bayley may take the con
tract for constructing the dam.
In connection with the Irrigation
project It Is the Intention to reclaim
the land on the peninsula between
the Deschutes and Crooked rivers.
Most all the land embraced in that
tract lias already been filed upon by
Tortland parties. The new town
site Is located just across Crooked
river from this land which It Is pro
posed to Irrigate.
Another feature of the plans which
will be of the most Interest to Prlne
ville people Is that a preliminary sur
vey for an electric railway line will
soon be made from Opal City to
Prineville. The projected route
skirts the base of Haystack moun
tain, runs north of Lamonta and
swings through the gap below the
oil well on the loe of Grizzly,
thence across Poverty Flat to Prine
ville. Every foot of such a ronte
would supply traffic for a line. De
velopments in this direction will be
closely watched by Prineville people.
Editorial Staff
Social..... Agnes Kltiott
Athletics Clark Morse
Alpha Society ..l.oui fnminera
Ochocouian Jio-ietv..Wtl(ord Belknap
Freshmen and Senior J EnMSrien Young
Sophomore and Ethel Moore
Jnnior Classes
For Sale.
250 tons of alfalfa and meadow
liny for sale, also 50 head Grade
Shorthorn cows and heifers, includ
ing ten head of broke milch cows.
Call at ranch at mouth of Beaver
Creek, or address C. L. Roberts,
8-2-6w Post, Ore.
Caatral News.
The studeuts of the Crook County
High School were delighted with the
picture they received last week. The
class of '09 is the first class to thus
honor Its alma mater, but we trust
not the last one, as we scarcely real
ised bow much the pictures of the
classes would add to our interest In
the old students until we were given
one, and now our ouly regret is that
there are not more with which to
decorate the ussembly hall.
The question of Joiuing the Ore
gon High School Debating League
was voted on In assembly last Fri
day. The students were almost
unanimously in favor of entering.
The triangular plan has beeu adopted
by the league. This will not only
simplify the plans of the league but
will lie a great advantage to the
schools entering, as each school will
have to work up an affirmative and
negative team, thus strengthening
both sides. We feel confident of suc
cess this year, despite our defeat of
last. Committees have already been
appointed to choose a question for
the try-out debate. The selection of
the team is going to be difficult and
it will be a hard fought contest.
Mr. Myers of Kedmond was a visi
tor Friday. He has made arrange
ments to place bis son, Adolphus,
in the freshmen cluss.
Mrs. Rova Brink spent Friday
afternoon at the C. C. II. S.
Professor Hockenberry was absent
Friday on account of the Illness of
his wife. We were, glad to see him
in his place Monday and pleased to
know that Mrs. Hockenberry is bet
ter. , ...
TheC. C. II. S. Nightingales held
their first meeting Monday evening.
We were delighted to find that near
ly all of the freshmen girls are elig
ible, as they will fill the vacant
places left by last year's class. Miss
Kdna Estes, a former student and
president of the Alumni Association,
has kindly consented to be onr ac
companist this year. Miss Kates Is
Continued on page 4.
Horses for Sale.
A few broken and unbroken horses for
for vale from J 150 to 1150 in weight. For
. further information inquire of T. J. Kamic
hox, Prineville. Ore. 8-lU-lm
Psychology Lectures
Please Audiences
Mrs. Frances Hewes of IVnver,
Colorado, has leiu In the city the
past week lecturing on the New
Psychology. Her pleasing icrsou
allty and grnclous maimer of pre
senting her subject makes the truth
she presents doubly forceful.
In her Sunday evening lecture, she
especially dwelt upon the parable of
the "talents," and the lesson drawn
from this was an Inspiration la It
self. -
On Monday evening she discussed
"Physical, Mental nud Spiritual De
velopment." She emphasized the
close association of the three and
gave many suggestions, for the per
fection of the spiritual as well as the
mental and physical.
" Suggestive Therapeutics" was
the subject Tuesday evening and In
this lecture Miss Hewes brought out
many scientific facts along the four
lines of suggestion discussed. She
especially dwelt upon "nuto-sugges-tlou"
which occupies such n prom
inent place in recent scientific Investi
gations. She gave many thoughts
on this subject that will long be re
niemliered by her hearers, for they
were such as would be especially
helpful to those who have ambition
and who have energy to strive to
realize these ambitions. Her Inst
lecture on "Love and Marriage,
Holy and Unholy," emphasized the
condition of the home, us It shoultl
be when affinltized love blesses It.
Qecatiaaarj RtcitaL
This gifted speaker has consented
to remain nnd give an elocutionary
recital tomorrow (Friday! evening
at the Union church. Before going
on the lecture platform she stwnt
several years traveling nnd giving
recitals nnd her voice and manner as
a lecturer bespeak a treat for thuse
who : attend. Her repertoire is
varied and every Individual, no mat
ter- what his taste, will find some
thing to entertain and please him.
Her dramatic and dialect srxwlaltle
have won for her an 'enviable repu
tation. Miss Hewes will be assisted
by local musical talent. The pro
gram In part is as follows.
Fart L
"Music. '"
- Scene from "Nicholas Nickleby."
Vocal Solo.
"The Philosopher."
"The Face on the Bar Room
Floor."
Music.
Part IL
"An Irish Love Affair" and other
dialect specialties.
"Johnny's First riece" nnd other
Juvenile selections.
Vocal Solo.
Oems from Carlton,
Miscellaneous Selections.
Music.
Admission 25c for adults; 15c for
children.
A New Line of Dependable Merchandise at' WinnekY
We are offering a large line of
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
at prices that will appeal to you.
Celebrated Topsy Half Hose
Men's Overshirts
Regular 75 to 90c value : 45c
" $1,15 to $125 85c
1.25 to 1.50 $1.00
1.65 to 2.00 .1.45
Olher qualities up to 3.75
Men's Underwear.
Regular 75 to 90c value..
" 90c to $1.15
- .1.25 to 1.50
Other values to. .
.....45c
.. 65c
.85c
$6 per garment
Regular 20c value . .............:.... 2 lor 25c
' 25 to 30c value... U . 20c
35 value . : .. 25c
Other grades up to 50c; heavy wool 25c and up
Men's Shoes
The Wizard Shoe lor men, guaranteed..l.$4.00
Other good Shoes L 1$3 and up
Dr. Reed's Cushion Sole, the easiest shoe
ma&e.:..r...t..ll ....... 2lJL. $5.00 .
Our Drug Department is more complete than ever. Prices are as low as consistent with
pure goods. We endeavor to merit your continued patronage.
Step in and listen to the new Edison Phonographs and the latest improved Amberol
Records, the longest playing records made, the purest tones. ,
THE WINNEK COMPANY
IS" A OR Kit or ood land Air , liw ti
rrlnvtilN nImi a ivlimuUhni ut a',Miiliia:
Sue viWflaMi and arwtn arv grown on thta
Uud. Inquire at Ihlx.m..
. K. BTKW AKT. lK the m.u.1 aallaraotory
plat In l'rli-vlll to trade, Lar(v atin-k
and rvaaonatili- prlcea. MM
Railroad Tlt-koU fur K!.-Two railroad
ilcu for vliMp; onr for man aud lit
oilier for woman. Mod to Mt'hita, Kan.,
Oadrn, IVnr, ate. muat lw unt Ix'Torr
tvioi.T si, will 'll nw r Unit: !".
.iiTch. Ailjrat IbUoltUis idS-Zt
NVw rail Uooda arrllu at J. K. btwart A
Hut Ttxir h,v at J. tC HUwart Co.', M
palra to ai'lvi'l fmin. . -i
POK RAl.K ft'nn numi houw nJ four tola
txd oultiulldlnio. lu I had on TvMin
abl term. Apply to Mr, tlufb l.llr
frlimvtllv. Otmtm.
Forest Ranger
Wins Recognition
Clins. S. Congleton, forest rnngt.
atamls ace high with the forest wrv.
Ice orliciala, hihI In recognition of his
etllclency he has Iwn cnlleil away
from his recti la r dutli-a In the IH-h-
chutes forest tinder Mr. irelillid aud
been put ntsiH-cial work lmctliig
Jnue u claims In other reserve In
the Northwest. While this change
docs not Include nnr raise In salary
it Is strictly In the Hue of a promotion.
Congleton had occasion In the
regular discharge of his duties In this
district to report on some home
stead claims. It was these reports
that attracted the atteutlon of the
suiiertors In the service to the boy In
Crook county. Tho simplicity and
cleurness of the reports were Just
what the servk-e was look I nit tor,
and now they have made verlmtin
copies ot them and are sending them
to every forest heailciuarters as
models to follow In making out
similar reports.
Hanger Congleton Is now working
under heailiitiMrteni at Hepuhlle,
Wash, and his duties take him rltlit
along the line lietweeti Uncle Sam's
projerty ami that of (-anuria.
Shu-mi-a Club.
The first meeting for the fall of tli
Shu-mi- Club was I e'J last Saturday
at the home of Mrs. John Wtgle. At
roll call each member respomied w ith s
quotation or reading from some Oregon
autlior.
Thitwai the meeting at winch each
member was to recount her eiperienccs
taring tiie summer, and some of these
proved to be very entertaining. Some
had gono to the mountains, others to
the fair, and Mr. Ada B. Millican re
lated how rlie had named horses at the
ranch aftar titA mpmlipra of tha rlnh.
on account of the similar charact?ritis '
which they exhibited.
I o alilitional memberi were elected
to the club and the departure of Mri. C.
A. Lytle left one other vacancy. Theae
were Clleil by the admimion it Mrs. C.
8. Edwards, Mrs. K. It. Wickersham
and Mrs. tiny Lafollette.
Durinir the aesaton ol the club Alias
Conway sang a solo, w hich delighted
her audience.
Dainty snd unique rcfredimenta
wore served. Ice cream was actved in
box Bliaied wafers together with nut.
Foresters' Trail Completed.
IWt Barne. Ted Iteckor, Walt Wc
Farland, Mac Irvine and Gus Lemley
returned to 1'rinevillo tQilay from their
work on the (iovernment trtil which
has now been completed by the Forest
service from the head of the McKay
clear through to the couth fork of the
John Day. at fonnellion's ranch.
Twenty-Keven miles were built this
Bpason, the entire length of the trail
being about IK) miles. The boys have
been ont on the work ever inco the 0th
of last July.
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Our Fall and Winter Goods Come in Daily
Royal Worcester
Corsets
These two numbers arc
among the latest -pf the
new models. See our
lines from
$1.00 to $3.50
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Our New Fall Line of Waist, are Coming Daily-New Skirts and Suit
Fall CoaU for Ladies and Children
8ORO8I S SII O Ji S
For Ladies
New shapes at
$3.50
to '
$4.00
For Children
Slippers, School
Shoes at
$1.00
to
$2.75
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Carpets
Ranges
Hardware
AND
Building
Materials
Will
GO TO
A. H. LIPPMAN & CO.
and Save 25 Cents on the Dollar
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Beautifully Hand-Decorated $10
Dinner SeU given to our cus
tomers Absolutely FREE
Keep Your Eye on the Clock
That stands in a conspicuous part
of our store and will be allowed
to run down and stop at stated
, intervals.
Our Liberal Offer:
With each canh purcliane of s certain amount yon make at our
storo we will give you a card on which the time of the day is stamped.
Bring cards to our store on the date and time specified thereon, and a
complete dinner set will be given to the person present holding the
card on which is stamped the nearest correct time the clock stops at.
It Is neeceeary for all ticket holders to be In our store at the time
when the face of the clock is uncovered.
We want you to tiecure one of thee haneeome dinner sets so as to
advertise our buniness and to show In a substantial way that we appre
ciate your trade. We are not making any money on them we don't
expect to we make this offer simply to please our old customers and
to make new cunlomers. This is a splendid opportunity for you to
secure s handeome set of dishes absolutely free.
If your ticket does not secure a set for you the first time the clock
is uncovered, save your ticket as you may w in on it ths next or the
second, third, fourth, fifth or tixth time. Your ticket is good while we
arc giving Dinner Sots Free on this plan. Ycurs truly, .
Clifton & Cornett
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Lands for Sale.
Ask C. D. Towers Company. Milcn
City, Montana, concerning (Ifty-ono
thousand acres of grafting and agri
cultural land in tlin heart of Clutter
County Montana. For a iernianint
livestock ranch it will out cIhm the
bent. Trice fl per acre. 8 'JO-Um
. Call for Warrants.
Notice In In-rvliy k!vii Mint all Crook
County Warmnta up to nnd ItirluilliiK
ri-ftiiiU'retl mutilier 4.'i7, will Ixi puid upon
rin-ariilution to-1 lie Trraaurcr of add
county. Intrroif tliercon ccniMMi Inun tli ia
.Into. W. K. KINO,
I'rincville, Or., Aug. 2ft, '00. t o. Tresa.
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The City Meat Market
IIORIGAN & STILL, Props.
Headquarters for
Home - Cured Lard and
Bacon
Try some of Crook county's choicest
products. Its the best that money can
buy.. You will not only save money but
you will help build up a homo industry.
We always carry the best in
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal.
Special rates when sold in large quantities
We handle all kinds of country produce
H0RIGAN & STILL
Prineville,
Oregon
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