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 opportunity 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 valuesyou 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
Gormley, The Tailor.
Whutvithmit that full mitt ? Of
cuiirms you wnnt It tallor-iimib.',
ll iltx'oiri rttoi tny tiion imui utr
hlt-mul-ml Mini. My wtuiili un
til nnwt In town. Prvaalnir, rvimlr
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High School News.
Continued from page 2.
An artist at the piano and we appre
ciate her kindness very much.
The assembly period on Monday
waa occupied by Mis Francis Hewetj
who talked on "Anto-Suggeetlon."
Her remarks were helpful and In
spirational aud we felt, when she
had finished that, If we were not a
success In life the fault would be our
own. One of Ella Wheeler Wilcox's
beautiful selections, recited iu the
most pleasing manner, concluded the
talk. The students and faculty Join
lu thanking MIms Hewes for her de
lightful address and trust that at
some future time we may hare the
opportunity of repeating the pleas
nre.
AtUetki.
The boys of the Amateur Athletic
Association of the C. C. H. S. held
their first meeting Friday. The first
order of business was election of
officers. Clark Morse was chosen
president; Clarence Rice, secretary
and treasurer. It was decided to
begin track work Monday evening
nnder the direction of Professor
Evans. Football, It was agreed,
would have to be postponed for an
other year. After making arrange
ments to do some much-needed work
on the tennis court the meeting ad
journed. The Board is talking of fixing up
a gym in the old court house. They
will be more than thanked by both
the girls and boys if this suggestion
is acted upon.
The freshmen are taking up all
kinds of athletic work. They are
much Interested in tennis, in boxing
and in the punching bag; two of the
girls, even, have tried the gloves.
Ocbocwuu Society.
At a special meeting of the society
the following program was adopted
for Friday, October 1st:
Instrumental solo Agnes Elliott.
Roll call Responded to by .quota
tions. Recitation Ethel Moore.
Select reading Alex. Barnes.
Talk, "Loyalty" Eotta Smith.
Paper Ethel Kidder, editor; Clar
ence Rice and Aaron Hoffman, as
sistants. Impromptu Wllford Belknap.
the Junior classes Friday, but Is
again in her place.
Frctamea u4 Seniors.
The freshmen class is still lncrear-
Ing. Adolphus Myers and Robert
Kester registered Monday.
The teachers had a vacation last
Friday afternoon as Mr. Hocken-
berry's absence left them free to fol
low their own sweet will.
We feel that the Crook County
High School Is to be congratulated
on the incoming class, as they are
taking nn interest nud an active
part in all the high school work.
Miss Louise Summers was absent
from recitations Friday on account
of illness.
Miss Emerien Young hns joined the
training department and is doing
observation work.
Will Sink Drill Deeper.
John Moore, the well driller, has
again taken charge of operations at
the Grizzly oil well and drilling was
resumed there the first of the week.
Progress has been delayed somewhat
by the loss of a drill bit in the well,
but the tool has been recovered and
casing Installed, so that caving and
its attendant difficulties will be
obviated.
The oil company intends to sink
the well to a great depth, unless some
valuable discovery Is made In the
meantime. There Is good prospect
of striking oil, but if there Is no oil to
be fouud, a good How of artesian
water would soon repay the com
pany for all its expense on the
project. The hole is down 500 feet.
The promoters are going to send It
down a thousand feet deeper at
least.
Pretty Home Wedding.
Sunday, September 19, at the home
of the bride's parents at Lamonta
occurred the marriage of Mr. Warren
Smith of Madras and Miss Ethel
Smith. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. B. F. W. Pitman,
pastor of the Madras Christian
church. The wedding was a quiet
affair, only the Immediate relatives
and friends of the bride being present
to witness the happy event.
The groom bo been located In
Crook county for several years and
Is held in high esteem by many
friends all over the county. Mr.
Smith Is at present conducting a
profitable barber business In Madras
The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Theonore M. Smith of Lanionta
and has been a successful teacher in
the schools at Lamonta and Culver
and has a wide circle of friends In
this section of the county.
The happy couple, who are recelv
tng the congratulations und good
wishes of their friends, will make
their home at Madras. Pioneer.
Death of W. H. Vineyard.
W. H. Vineyard died at Oriizly
Monday morning at the age of
about 40 years. Mr. Vineyard has
been a sufferer for some time from
stomach troubles. Early la the
summer he underwent an operation
at The Dalles Hospital and after bis
return home three months ngo was
much Improved In health. His con
dition grew worse however a short
time ago, resulting In his death.
His father, brother and other rcla
tlves survive to mourn his death
Subscribe for the Journal, $1.50
a Year. County Official Paper
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Alpha Society.
Lee Lowell and Arthur Kester
were added to the Alpha members
this week.
The program, adopted at a special
meeting for Friday, October 1st, is
as follows:
Instrumental solo Allie Horlgan,
Vocal solo Miss Conway,
Talk Rov Lowther.
Impromptu Elmer Martin.
Reading Vivian Hinkle. ,
Paper Bluuche Wilson, editor,
Charles Lowther and Warren Van
coy, assistants.
Recitation Ethel Klann,
Sopbomorei and J anion,
The sophomores have taken blue
and white as their colors and the
lilac as their flower.
The sophomores are working faith
fully on debates and are going to be
well represented In the try-out.
Miss Blanche Wilson of the junior
class is absent this week.
Miss Ethel Kidder was missed from
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We hereby offer $1000 to anyone proving by chemi-'
cal analysis or otherwise that CYRUS NOBLE con
tains anything excepting pure straight aged whiskies.
It is distilled in an old-fashioned still andcontains'!
all those secondary products of distillation which the
U. S. Agricultural Department and the U. S. Internal
Revenue Department rule must be present tqjentitle
. the distillation to be called whiskey .
Alcoholdoes not contain these constituents.
v Neither does cheap so called straight whiskey made
in a continuous or many chambered stilLT
Monev talks.
CYRUSl NOBLE-a puret-oldhonestr-whiskey
aged in wood.' ?
quart bottle cf GENUINE CYRUS
NOBLE direct to you, all charge paid
to the nearest railroad expreu office.
W. J A VANi SCHUYVER & CO.
EitabUud, 1864. 105-107 SooJ S-. Ptl.,l n.
CUT AT THI LINK AND MAIL TO-DAV
Van Schuyver & Co, Pertlud, Or.(. ;
W.J,
EticWd pleax and $4.90 for which pleaae Kod me At once by aprcn, ptcpJ. four' quart
Genuine Cyrua Noble. ' ' -
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St. tit..
Hall Sf for Sale.
A Hall ante, fixwl a nw, fur al. It
weiliha 1.VC pounds antl t 43U2 oittalile
nirai-iirviueiit.inalilii J7'.UW. Kir further
particular call at tint ollie. f-10-lf
Timber Land Wanted.
Timber Und wanted bv buyer direct
from owner. Uivo description and price.
AddreM "Tiwlier, car Journal, v-x-im
Professional Cards
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W. A. HELL
- Attorncy-nt-Law
rrluille - . ' Orpp.n
. F. SWOlE
Attorney at Law
Prinkvillk. Oaaoow
G. L. BliUNIliR
Attornay-at-Law
Will praotlo to all the Court.
Ome ntit door to Dr. tUanbcrg'.
Prturlllr, Ont.
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Quality
I what tlis tsrt ful laiyrr lit
vraligatra when urcliniing jew
rlry or wslchcs. V ntntid be
liiiul ilio quality t( rvrrylUinu
we -ell e purMlr it to le of
the quality we rejrcirnt it lo l e
WATCH REPAIRING
W. FANRK. PETETT
Jeweler & Optician
Prineville, Orgon
Statement of Reaource and LUbilitiM of
The First National Bank
Of Princvillc, Oregon
At (! do) of twain Sept I, 1900
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For Sale.
Whilo Htfaiitu Mtiyliui for ll'J.Mj
hmI tmliy luivtfv lr ml at a bnruitiii. I
Al ly at una ninre.
Notic of I'liuil Scttlamant.
Ntli'0 li liori'Lv 'Ivtl I'T til liinlrr.
iiu'.l, t In' r m in ili i.r Ilia lint will ami
li'Mititii'iil oi A iii.lrr rrlrnr), tlwraapil,
thin lu Ihi" n n-lf M'l.l lilnl with
couittr t'trtk l.tl liiml hi I'ulllitlnK ol lior
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imiuIV iMiirl luiiiii lit I fiiiavilln, llnifiin.
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THE HAMILTON STABLES
(Horseshoeing in Connection)
J. H. WIGLE, Proprietor
1'Rl.NEVIl.l.E. OKFCON
Stock boarded by tho day, wet-k or month at
Reasonable rate. Uemember m whin in
Prineville. Rates UKAitoNAiiiK. We have
Fjne Livery Rigs For Rent
Seneral -Sfelactcsmithing
Ckmm. S. Sm-mmrmf JIT. !P. Stikmmp
Belknap & d wards
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SECOND - HAND
STORE
All Kind of Good
Bought and Sold
C. L. V. Marker
Dillon Building.
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7. nAKINbdd and $
SADDLERY
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astride saddle, chaparejos,
bits, spurs, lap robes, harness
of all kinds, horse blankets, B
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Prineville, Oregon
Notice of Adminiittrator'f Sal of Real
Estate. '
Notice li lierebr Riven, that In nuritu-
ance of an order of the county court of
urooK county, aiaie oi urexon. mane on
the Oth day of September, lltUU, in the mat
ter or ine estate or Andrew j. ftnncpan.
deceased, the unilersiened, the adminis
trator of naid etttate, will sell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder, for cash, and
subject to continuation by laid county
court, on Friday, the 22nd day of October,
1900, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the
front door of the county courthouse in
Prineville, Oregon, all the riKht. title, in
tereat antl estate of the said Andrew J.
Kinneiritn, it the time of hi death and all
the right, title and intereat the cuid estate
has acquired iu addition to that of the said
Andrew .1, Finnegan at the time of his
death in all that certain piece or parcel of
land situate, lying and being; in the
County of Crook and State of Oregon and
more particularly described as the north
half ol the nortnweat quarter of section
eight, the west half of the southwest
quarter of section five, the south half of
the northeast quarter and the southeast
quarter of the northwest quarter of sec
tion seven in township 11 1 teen south, of
range twenty-one east of Willamette
Meridian,
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, gold
coin of the United Mates.
Dated this 23U day of September, lf09.
M. It. Elmott,
Administrator of the extale of Andrew J.
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MILLER BUILDING, PRINEVIloUE, OREGON
First Class Meals 25c and Up
Fresh Oysters and Fish in Season
CONFECTIONERY STORE IN CONNECTION
Carrying a choice selection of line entitle, clffiirn, orungfn,
letuouH, etc. Give um a cull.
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Shingles, Moulding, Windows,
Doors, Classen, Elc. Etc., Etc.
SHIPP & PERRY
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Champ Smith
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Soft Drinks
of all kinds
Imported and Domestic
Cigars
At the old Smith & Cleek
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0FFI0ER8:
W. A. BOOTH, Prcaldant
D. F.8TIWAHT, VlcaPraaldent
O, M. Elkin, Caahlar
DIRE0TOR8:
W. A, Booth, . O. M, Elkini,
D, F. Stewart
Transact a General
Banking liusinoss
Exchange Bought
and Sold
Collections will re
ceive prompt attention
Notic for I'ubllcittloo.
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Notice tor riihlicutliiii.
Not ('onl IaiiiI.
1'tiitnil Hinti'a I.iuhI tilllci',
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l'nt'ilii. Kiiilwuv Company, milium mal
otllni ailiirtifia la Ht. I'liul, M iiiiioauta, luia
thin lsih ihty f Aiiutml, l'.KHi, lili'il In tin
otllcfi It tHciit Ion to aclii-t iinilrr tli
)riivliliina of tin Aft of t'titiRrfaa, ai
provi'il July 1. IWrt j aj Htat. 67. H'.tt a
I'Xli'iiilc.l liy tliti Art of I'tinirrt, itiijirovfil
May 17, I'lWI, tli HWjjNK'i no , tp 111
a, r III fif t. W Ml ttfilnl No, U.'ilTU.
Any atil all (H'raona lialiniiiK ailvortly
tin lit n In iIi.tiIh .1, or tli-irtiiK to ol'Jii t
hci'ttttse of tint miiicriil i linrni ti r of I ho
laml, or fur any otlirr ryaaon, to tlte tlla
piifal tu tint Hiplirint, aliotilil tile Utt'ir
alllilitvitt of irutt'at In thin oltli'i", on or
before tliu Utli ilny of tii-tnlier. llrnu.
U-ip V. W. MOOllli, Kt'KlKtor.
Notic tu Creditors.
Noli la linri'liy R'vcn 1. 1 n t the un lrrHliinci
hna tx'in Hiiuliiiiiil iiilniliiUlriitrlx uf Um
(iiLiitn ,)f .liiinea M. Miuiillliin. ili'i-ouril, unit
nil iH'rHiiua luivlnit: I'laliua iiuiitiiHt anlil ealntn
are hereliv rfiiilri'il lu preaciil. tint mhihi, duly
vrll nl, In Milil ml nil n Wt in I rl t nl I hi In
ofllna uf M. K Hrlnk, nt I'rltU'VlIln, On unn,
wltlilnalx inunlliH fiiim tliu ilitlu of tliu Hint
piililliuillun nl I nollen.
Iiiitiil una piilillalit'U II i nt I lino Heplcinber
:, lsiu'J,
Kiriita lliunlltnn.
AilmliiiitmlrlT of t lie catnlii of Jitiuea M.
lluinllt tit, iliiTHHoil.
JS'otlco for PuUiration.
(Nut conl lnnil)
Di-pni'lnii'iit of Hie In I I'llor,
V. H. 1 4i ml (lll)i'c at The Dnllea, (Irritiin,
HeUmbir SI, llajll.
Nntleo la licmliv Klven Ihiu
Imvlil K. lloliwond,
nf I'rlnovllli, O 'I'Kon, who nn IVnemlH rli,
l'K, inn. In Iiuiiii mii'iiiI enii v Nn. HK7I, (Herlnl
No. IWI4I for t-'i NVt V inn! N' H '!,', wn Wt,
tnwiiMhlp M a, ninirn 17 e, W. M linn llleil no.
Mile of hit 'iiltnn tu tnnke tlnnl flve-yinr firiHi',
tu eHliiltllMh iiliilin to tho Inml itliuvit di'Hiirlheil,
liefora vvnrri'ii llmwii, comity nprk, nt lilit.
ofihw nt I'rlnevlile, On-'itoiti on Ilia HUi tiny or.
Novi'rniKir, imw.
( 'luliiiiuil milium na wllnnam:
Tliuiiiun R Hlrniiil, Kied Htruuil, I'rnnk Hnv
nnit Wlllliuii U. Klrklmin, nil of I'lini'vllle,
Ori'Kon.
alldp f). W, MoottK, Ki'Klatar,
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